Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1977 volume:

seomii 1977 NEWINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 605 WILLARD AVE. NEWINGTON, CONNECTICUT Opening Beings Seniors Directory Staff Doings Clubs Sports Activities Selling Closing 5 Let me tell you something about myself. My life has been molded just like yours. By the hands of those who love and care, By the times and experiences I've been through. By what I have seen and done and felt and heard. I've felt things that we all feel and things that are solely my own. 10 I've seen yesterday and today, but only dream about tomorrow. 11 12 Gail Abel Going down to the stables M.E. weekends the beach H.V. G.S. summer C.Y.J. disco buttermilk hustling NASSAU James B. Wow. John J. Aiello Juan co-captain football and baseball PDP seen with Vin, Doug, and Dave Vanilla all CVC Pattie 9 19 75 weight room 21 B.K.C! Rosemary Amado Rosi . seen with Maria Pegs, Rebecca, Marisa, Cindy, VF . 7th period lunches and birthdays Future noisy cars! USAF goes to club Amada Amante .. VL someone special-Rick. Carol A. Anderson Carol never on time . enjoys good music and being outdoors often with Joanne, Amie, Anne, Cherie, Diane Westward Dreams Oh What a Night .. . good times with Dave. Audrey Sue Alster A man has to live with himself and he should see to it that he always has good company. - Charles E. Hughe 14 Steve J. Andrews Stevie loves football 17 Hey man! . the weekend parties space Keep on truckin! .. the corner Mike and Danny Debbie. Marjorie Augustynowski Marji tennis books beach travel to Paris Spain Peru skiing in the Pyranees that tan James Taylor Fire and Rain. Anne Balicki Audi, Carol, Joanne and Cheri Vermont skiing . loves the beach 4th period Blue Grass 7-11 swim team Marshall Tucker Band par- tying . Yeha! Brian R. Banak Brian summer vacations NEW HAMPSHIRE to each his own enjoys skiing and fishing Bergy, Norton and Jack ... In the end they'll surely know, I wasn't born to follow. 15 Jane Barbieri These we have loved . these fragile fleeting things that touch our lives with beauty and are gone. Joan Barnicle Joanie, JB versatile a gymnast and trackie . one of the better procrastinators . music and marshmallows . the seafood diet . camping trips . nee! . . . and then tnere were three. Doreen Barresi Disco Party Dance . Ott spoon' Carol, Jaynie, Lisa summer 76 Goody Park, Maine, N.Y. city Phin-co's . Ngtn. parties . M.G. You don't nave to be a star to be in my show. 16 Arthur Basdekian Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. Harry Bassilakis Harry . often seen with Tony, Dan, and John 390 Mustang those nights on the pike . signing in Kathy. Brenda J. Beach Bren 10th grade lunch loves cats, stuffed animals, people, green fields, and especially John The days that make us happy make us wise. Denise Elaine Beaulieu Den seen with Kathy, Bren, K.H., L.D., K.G. . . . persistent smile always talking, smiling, summers with C.S. How embarrassing! loves helping others PISW Kathy Ann Beauregard Kath that red face! . never at a loss for words seen with Dea, Mary-Lynn and the group Master Key Co. EHJA alias K. Gilbert SEQUIN I'm so embarrassed! Robin M. Begush If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. 17 John Eric Bengston J.B. earring Don office Maggie Washington 76 10th grade English acceleration band Apartment '70 swim team Why am I doing this? Mark Berglund Track Cross Country two miles Red Sox fan camping Windsor Success comes in cans, failure in cannots. Sharyn Beth Berman Sharyn with a Y pop-tarts ALFRED mv bebi N.U.T.S.Y. forever . I don't understand. . secret meetings at A-1? Cat Stevens Hard-Headed Women . Ron. Brian Billiter Bri Sr. class Pres. CWB the Cape with Lese Babe Europe with Ede buns POP Maire Lisa 23 DK Barry M Jr. ... Mandy and I write the songs. Bevy lou . Ooh-hoo! Mark D. Bergstrom Bergy BUICK POWER 7-11 loves New Hampshire and water-skiing swanzey lake cruising Buzzard . Cold- you'll never grow old. Sherlock . £ David R. Boehm Sport 528 Thorpe X Country, Track Basketball For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of Goa is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. - Rom. 6:23 Jeannette A. Bolduc Seasons go round and round, painted ponies go up and down; we're captive on a carousel of time; we can't return, we can only look behind from where we came, and go round in the circle game. Linda M. Boucher Bin often seen with Neysa, CM, Tom flowers . loves the outdoors always smiling . enjoys parties Mill kites Coventry, Canada skiing Do it again. Debra Botticello Debi those great times camping she leaves laughing and smiling beautiful inside and out Klutso “ m sorry! F.W. tall loves Brian Michael Boorman Track Co-captain hurdler seventh perioa setback April Fools Carnations beige bomb track mania. 19 Scott J. Boulanger Bou football 18 theYMCA with Vince . “Let the most you wish for be the least you get. Alan David Bower Bugs snappy dresser the park memories of Florida basketball always seen with Glen, Rap, and Uncle Einus we want the funk. Elyssa Lauren Bower Lisa horses Porkchop . Jay seen with CM, SK, JB, KB Spot .. “None of your beeswax. that laugh Room 109 FUN the mouth jokes flying thongs Mouse sun. Mary Elizabeth A. Brennan MaryBeth seen with Flan, Sue, Lynn, Cindy, Patty, Doug and Cindy S . Elm Hill Pizza and McDonald's memories of Steve soccer and gymnastics . Tom. Wendv Lee Breton Wendelsh tnat smile very outgoing enjoys dancing loves the Deacn summer of '75 June twenty-first Berlin that special person. Chip breakfast with Buzz. Cynthia Ann Brennan Cindy Gleep Summer '75 F4 Junior Prom Vinny . 2-28-76 Nacho Cheese Kid!! One of the girls SEQUIN always late wOne of These Nights! Greg Burns Eric . Hey mun. finally made it The Mel everything is cool '66 Chevelles are the best Jode. Susan Elaine Burns Friendship may be said to require natures so rare and costly, each so well-tempered and so happily adapted, that its satisfaction can very seldom be assured. - Emerson Linda Sue Burton Linda shorty enjoys days off and weekends senn with Angela and Chris partying . Have you seen Mark? I wouldn't kid you about a thing like that. Thomas J. Butcher Butch summer of '75 at Seymour Park seen with Neysa, Linda, Missy, Dave and Bob likes to have a good time. Gwen-Marie Buzzell Buzz Jo, Barb, Wen, Lin, Birdie I'm so embarrassed! the Chev-Petunia Gee! Drive-In TO THE MAX He's so cute. Melissa Charlie Chan anything for a friend. Peter J. Ceasar Caes . Find the frisbee. ... camping in Rhode Island 76 basketball soccer softball . BTO AMERICA Doobie Bros. hates early starts in the morning! burton Callahan Skip Jazz T-Bone I . seen with Pete, Myles, Barney, and Floyd Swim Team . What's the story? Bermuda, Quebec, DC Nacho Cheese Doritos partying enjoy life - GOOD LUCK!!! Suzanne Callahan People must help one another, it is nature's law. Margaret Ellen Campbell Bantam Lake . MT goats 7-11 likes to party and ride bikes seen with Linda, Ellen and Nancy Cape Cod Summer Time . concerts Loggins and Messina PG. Diane R. Cardona Her n . Props! Dianza J. Quebec 40 South gang 7th period setback Concert choir my spphomore year crazy Espafla! gym meets in 9th all the good times. 22 Butch Sinatra William S. Carle Bill Cross Country April Fools summers in New York LKM visiting CHS with paint! Electric Blue Charger Should I? ... Yeah, go ahead. carnations. Giovanni M. Carlone Gio .. enjoys skiing, hunting, bowling, and tennis seen with John and Gary loves to travel There are plenty of acquaintances in the worlo, but very few real friends. Leslie J. Carlson Seen with Terry, Betty, Robin, and Lynn Dave McDonald's with Louise memories of Seymour Park horseback riding, basketball August 27, 1976. 23 and Patty O'Sullivan John T. Carpenter Carpy always seen with Brenda Duckpin Bowline T-Bowl Hey Pres! . JahaTa Angela Kevin Lori Love will keep us together forever .. Hey lover Carolan M. Carriere Carol Hey Sarge Sue and Irene .. Monty Python's Flying Circus sunflower seeds and Mr. Ludlow Fruitcake COLORADO 76 Joe, Gordo and Buford You're a loony. ... ' bye. Margaret Ann Carter Peggy . Oh my God! Maria, Lilhan and G.C. long distance phone calls loves Miami Beach Flaco, D.J. Show me the way. Rumbottoms Mr. DeHay's English class. 24 Steven Carter He carries his own strength and his own laughter, his own today and his own hereafter. Thomas Cassell Cass soccer, basketball, and baseball What? Heyba often seen with Slip and Ceff hoop He who tries to achieve, does achieve. Michael Cashman Mike Econoline Van often seen with Swi and Todd Mac's Marshall's Beatles forever In the time of your life- live. Thomas Cashman No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. Patricia Cavanaugh Patty loves dancing, the beach and weekends the movies 12-7-74 that special someone, JOE Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Joseph F. Cefaratti, Jr. Ceff Football 62 Namath knees negatory hangs out at Mac's . super cyclone cruisin' the pike seen with TR, JR, MS, TK, JV, MK, WK, MC, TC, JK, CC, and RO. Judy L. Ceraldi HOOT JUDE THOSE EYES I can't wait. .. that station wagon LOVES animals riding with Olga likes swimming and the beach April 1 and of course DAN. Wendy J. Chalmers Wendis usually with JW and LG track cross country loves meeting people laugh camping at BR Friends Joe SA, DS, and CD will always remember PE and 9-27- 75. Sanjiv Chaturvedi Sang likes all sports the Knicks goes around with the gang Vin, Jerry, Tom, Ed, and Pete Darlene 5th period lunch. Susan I. Chudzik Sue . Shnookie weekends at the beach catching BB the Drive-In August House Party summers 75 and 76 Check it out! . cruisin' McDonald's spacy one of the girls. Stephen Ciccaglione Chic . enjoys the parking lot and parties ... I love hard work; I could sit and look at it all day long! George Mark Clark Mark unpredictably crazy . outdoors man loves hunting, camping, and Sue open-minded, independent loves parties always conniving sincere willing to try anything once. Jeannette Ann Clark Jan seen with Carol and Sue Anita Wethersfield always ready for a party Mac's, 7 11 summer of '73 in W.H. the beach, camping, and Florida Lorrie Cohen Lorrie enjoys dances NHS games Saturday night .likes swimming . I'm embarrassed” 77 'life is not a having and a getting, but a being and a becoming.' Maryann Colandro Mare loves Florida, tennis, basketball, soccer Jockette . wild math class in Rm. 227 laughs with Shirin MOK wicked bad” BP Derek James What should I do? Ann Marie Clayton Ann Pit Oh my God” Cat Stevens often seen with Sue, Muriel, Carol, Jody, Holly and Allen seventh period study New Hampshire Oh, gross!” Tennis classes. 27 Vincent Colavecchio Vin Yeah, really. Dino, Mai, Ed, Ger, Sanj guitar music from the south, Marshall Tucker, Charley Daniels Lynard Skynard the is- land Meriden Mt. fishing, camping Kent, Conn. Barbara Cole Barb that long blonde hair weekends that reliable F.R summers at Misquamicut The bomb ... seen with Kathy and Beth I'll say! Cavlene Colgan Caylene Wry I'm late, but- clothes, the beach and Marshall Tucker . I know when I get there, the first thing I'll see is the sun shining golden-shining right down on me. Suzanne Combes It's not Susan. .. volleyball, tennis, track Scuz my bebi Vegetarian PP Society Herbal Essence |ai Guru Dev! those long bike trips fun times KG, LG, AP, SB Dennis. Janice Coleman Janice BP Oh, my God! New Haven Beach-nut iced tea and brownies Riders on the Storm If life gives you lemons; make lemonade. William Condren Con Holy . . usually with Glenn, Rick, Brian Joe BRUINS summer at the beach . Thanks, John D. NHC Hockey team Let's hit McDonald's. The Bear. 28 Susan Connolly Sue swim learn and orchestra afterschool meetings at the stairs Grace strange red spots The most important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle. Philip J. Cormier Phil cruisin'in the van Mel McDonald's ... 7-11 partying Cape Cod camping loves weekends always signing in. Willie T. Cook The value of life lies, not in the length of the days, but in the use we make of them. Julie Jo Cramer Jul Hey Crame! chorus piano Mad's enjoys laughing Kris, Edie, Diane uebec and Washington soccer up north will always remember good times and friends at NHS. Lillian Corchado Lil Peggy Audrey Mr. De-Hay's sense of humor Me encanta Puerto Rico. .. Good things in life take a long time. Angela Cristofaro Angela Ana often seen with Chris and Linda to be found at Churchill with T.D. .. Anybody want to go to the beach? . likes weekend parties. 29 Brenda Jean Cronin Bren seen with Kathy and Den LD, KH, KG diet, diet, diet NHS football and basketball the beach and weekends YC Dances I'm hungry! PISW memories. Diane Curtis Patches fantastic sense of humor Bells Janis Joplin Strive to be happy. . A smile does the job of a thousand words. Lynne Cyr Ribet the wall DF, JT the place to be Maine Wildwood Barkhamstead We get around. soccer Brazil '76 Pico Proms '76 Mother Goose Joe's Pizza 77. Edward H. Czerwinski It's not a choice between madness and suicide the choice historically is to be heard or not to be heard; to accept the vast silence around us or to scream intelligibly. - lowenfels Dayna D'Addario Let us live then and be glad while young life's before us. Julie Cramer and Jennifer Toce Joseph D'Agostino Joe Philly power and the buggy 6th period Algebra . Something worth having is worth cheating for. -W.C. Fields. Gerald F. D'Ambrosio Ger of Gerry . 1 The Bird You kill me. .. Vin, Ed, Pete, Sanji, Rick the roadrunners Murcer and those Yankees Baseball and Beatles CCWSP Dot.8 Nope! Lisa A. Damonte Lisa seen with Kim, Kathy, BC, KJ, DB Is it lunch yet? peppy cheerleader VW Come on!'' PISW . I've no fear of tomorrow for I've had yesterday and I love today. Angelo Paul D'Antonio You've got to think high- and rise. You've got to be sure of yourself before you can ever win a prize ' Richard J. D'Arcy I've found a few more answers and I’m ready for tomorrow; but I still have to stop and wonder, if I've learned anything from what I have done. Carol Davis Carol Doreen, Lisa, Susan, Chop, Misty summers at P.O.W. Maine Pike camping 7-11 horseback riding . Synchro quartet, duet, Sue . Meir Robin Landslide. Carrie L. Davis Life is like the seasons. After winter comes the spring. So I'l keep this smile awhile. And see what tomorrow brings. -Rod McKuen 32 Laura Ann Day Shorty usually seen with Linda, Kathy, Terri, and Cheryl enjoys bowling, tennis, and fishing loves the beach never will forget the ski trip parties at the lake. Susan DePamphilis Sue avid sports fan 75 ... World Series, Red Sox 1 always laughing Disgusting those Saturday nights . 77. Amie Dehner Candie . . an avid skier and Tull fan enjoys parties and good people detests rules . camping in the Conestoga often with Carol, Di, and Jo Don Journalism in her future. Paula DelCampo Paula lunch with Sharon and Cheri Sue green and orange ants Winsted the future B.U.! Lollipops Places to go, things to do, people to meet. Joseph J. DeMaio Joe What's happening? Stop 'n Save 10th graoe 7th period study one and only Tiger fan in NHS computer games avid sports fan. Susan DeMaio Sue . summer of 76 . . Mike concerts Beach Boys, Frampton Yeah, tell me another one. .. Freshman year enjoys going to the beach, camping, frisbees and partying. 33 Barbara Dennis Barb (rack and swimming summers at the Cape talks with Ma JABBS . Oh what a Night! The little things in life are most worthwhile, a quiet word, a look, a smile. Cary B. Dibble He's looking for adventure, or whatever comes nis way. Cheryl Ann DeNote Cher loves animals and horseback riding a future vet enjoys the beach CANCER McDonald's memories of Washington, D.C. Dominick W. DiCicco Dom 1969 Roadrunner racing McDonald's . To the enlightened man, a car is a perfection. Sandra DiOrio Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. Lynne M. Doherty Lynne horses horse shows, Fritz Lori, Sue, Denise, Lynne Don't worry about it! ... Hey! . that smile Mac's, mama, Bosox . . Friends are the most important people. J4 Vincent F. Donato Vinny . baseball and football seen with John, Dave, Doug, and Mark 10 Schmatzy broken wrists The Grinder Shop PDP 2 28 76 . “Cindy .. Jr. Prom. Carol Ann Dumeer Carol remember the frizz top two different earrings Well, I dunno . good times with the gang .. One of the goons. Live life to the fullest; you only go through it ft Amy Dowling Arne loves a good party and the beach welcomes weekends of- ten seen with LM, BJ . the BMC the '66 VW Oh yeah? . Billy. Beth Dronsfield Beth always laughing the brown pinto quick trips to Hartford that van Stop the car! .. reservoir breakfast with R.G. . For n Pamela Joan Duncan Poo PWA Friendly's all the hard work You turk. .. the good times Mike always seen with Ann Kettlehead Beetus Morris, Ct. Florida Last Days, 720. Bradford N. Edge Brad The Edge . Oakland A's Varisty Swim Team 10th grade study 216 Chicago only Tampa Bay fan in NHS. Robert Stanley Edgecomb Bob backpacking Katahdin Paul Math League, Key Club, Honor Society Pres. . '64 Comet For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. -Rom. 10:13. Cheryl Lynn Eisner Cheri loves the guitar 5th period with P.D. S.S. always in Windsor or W. Hartford Hey Gail! Want to go horseback riding? . always being mistaken for M.E. or B.E. Miriam Eisner Women's Lib sports flirt those eyes Joe Gail ... WOW card shark of the lav General Store Hidden Italians . Do not dwell on the past, only tomorrow. Donald P. Endy Don Ford Mr. Steak Mick SUPERB Rm. 100 Hobbit The times you impress me the most are the times when you don't even try. -Joni Mitchell. Angela Evanselista Life is an end in itself, and the only question as to whether it is worth living is whether you have enough of it. -Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. 36 Margaret Fang Margaret likes sports Math League toys J.C. Penney summer of 75 Nancy, Gail, Jennifer, and Elaine. Mary-Margaret Ferrante Mary Sequin laughing with Liz gymnastics good times with the group “Reach tor the heavens and nope for the future and all that we can be and not what we are. -J. Denver Meg Ferrigno “Youth comes but once in a lifetime, so live, laugh, and be merry ' Donald Fierro Don ... “Challenger those Friday night parties y'What's up. Dude? ' You're so thick. .. Tire King the beach Melanie. Donna M. Fierro Donna always laughing Dave the weekends Definitely. Gym C's never stops talking BTP MD with Kris LM, KB, RG, DMF? ... special date October 26, 1976. Kathleen M. Filanowcz Flan one of the girls Foxy MB summer 76 the Drive-in McDonald's . . cruisin' the beach Dave, 8-13-76 “Ya know. ... “Afternoon Delight The best is yet to come. 37 Kristen Forsberg Susan Flinchbaugh Suzy-Q always crazy senior prom summers R.l. The Gang rapids Syncro-duets and quartets Carol forever dieting long and silky hair You've Got a Friend Bill. Richard Flynn The automobile is the most wonder-ous and beautiful machine ever imagined by mankind. Michael Foran Mike .. 14 memories of football Dummy-O . . hanging around the park .. Just gettin' by . Rebecca K. Forbes Becky seen with Charlie '66 Chevelle gear always remember 5-18-75 . 4th period Bagels! 3rd floor lav ... Really. 38 Kristin Forsberg Kris Sound of Music, W.T. choir Washington, Quebec Curt A.F.S. being short Julie Concerts Jim and Deb Sharing horizons that are new to us. -Paul Williams. Deborah Frate Debbie Italia mia .. Adela H.V. T.F. .. To see the world in a rain of sand and a heaven in a wild ower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour. Mark S. Friedman Mark a Friendly's man loves music . seen with John and Joe those crazy Spanish classes . weary enjoys the outdoors and camping l rL A 1. . .. 1 A a i e I A V A one! Janet Groth, Jennifer Marshall, Ann Melly 39 Robert Fuggetta Fudge Stork enjoys parties and good music seen with KJ, BP, DDP loves weekends the beach You're only young once, but if you work it right, once is enough. Elizabeth A. Galante Betsy I gotta go to art. Jell-o 50+ plants C.A.C. When are you going to get your license? Spalding New Orleans active advocate of physical fitness J.A.B.B.S. John Gallicchio Gallic . memories of skiing at Crystal Lake . likes to have a good time enjoys weekends loves concerts winter skiing Michelle. 40 Regina Galuppi CAL . the future ferry rides and playin' in the park times to remember often seen with Beth . likes writing poetry and being creative . . picnics at the reservoir with D.R Martha Gandelman Under the shell of silence, who knows what lies? Kim Gettel Kim seen with Lisa, Kathy, BC, KJ, DB, What? .. ice skating PISW Kimbo Mini Golf 7 Memory believes before knowing remembers.' Susan M. Giansante Sue swimming tennis late for homeroom Scoop! Scoop! bikerides the beach friends and laughs .. Cherish yesterday; dream tomorrow; live today. Joseph Gionfriddo Moods laughter, jokes, and serious- ness bleacn, camping parties Drive-In often with Ed, Dave, and Steve Little Joe! .. Frito! . Look out world, here I come! Lynn Gionfriddo Pin Can't you see . Redi .. and wink . . I don't get it. ... Marshall Tucker concerts 16« The best way to know life is to love many things. Barbara Giveans I care about your happiness just as you care about mine. I could not be at peace if you were not. - Kahlil Gibran. Ingrid M. Gjerpen Ing sunny days EHJA snow lots of memories . . . It makes me so mad jogging . G. Fox So much behind us, so much to do. -Stephen Stills. Bonnie Jean Glass Bonnie Grove Beach Sharon the Gang past memories Sheila and Katny swimming, skiing and Synchro YC with Skip the Ban- quets always laughing and smiling. Karen Glickstein Loves to talk always on the go manv friend, good times! PP Society ''How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it. Ya, we're twins- I know we don't look alike. Lisa Glickstein Pizza .. kidder .. . Cat Stevens . . . broken pencils . gum Laughter is the best medicine .. New every morning is the love our wakening and uprising prove. Maria Gomes All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. 42 Sarah Ellen Goodrich Dingbat . marching the nerds 100 butterfly . Band-Canada and Washington cruisin' with jane Basketball joanie and Pam Burlingame 76 forever dieting rowdy! Michael Goulet Inner most thoughts are what we hide, but fear most in others. Vin Donato Richard W. Goodwin I'd rather be a 'could be' If I could not be an 'Are'; For a could be is a 'Maybe' With a chance of reaching par. Gary Gotowala No bird soars too high, if he soars with his wings. Geff Grocki If a man doesn't keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. 43 Janet L. Groth Janet everything at 100 MPH trips to Colorado S.G. and CO iced tea WWS . Smile, make the world wonder what you're up to. JABBS Pink things and ribbons. David Groves Now that I know I'm not wiser than anyone else, does this wisdom make me wiser? Tom Guerette There is no such thing as 'best' in a world of individuals. Lori Hamlin Lor ... flannel shirts! Lisa and Lynne loves 50's music, dances . K What's up? ... Get on board teasing Sequin '77 Drama . . I want to make the world smile!! 44 Mary Ellen Hartling Mel .. one of the goons pin ball at moosemeadow . . Whadda ya wanna do? . 2-17-75 in the blue van Reservoir Can't wait till Friday. ... Smiley Prom memories William Henderson Bill often with Mark and Tim summer of 75 Alumni Rd. Pinto's and Chevy's C-45 at the Drive-In McDonald's and the turnpike. Jayne Hildreth Jayne Pen 7-11 T.D. for the summer Florida likes good music dancing and parties In light there is love; in love there is peace. . Cool your jets. . Let's go Disco. Barbara Hirst Barb memories in the bomb weekends with good friends loves animals, good times, and eating Y.C. Synchro the window EARTHQUAKE! going home at 5:30. Timothy Hogan For those to whom much is given, much is required. Cathy Holcomb Take things as they come. But try to make things come as you would like to take them. Kerry A. Holleran Kerrv . OOPS . Neat 76 the Celebrity Club Boston Buffalo Chamber Mmm FF Ireland loves to dance parties Frampton concerts. o % I I Eileen J. Hollis Leen seen with Nancy and Kim the 3 musketeers loves the beach McDonald's Forest Dr. R.l. Bermuda-day-dreamer music-orchestra Tanglewood 75. Kimberly J. Holton Kim that someone special Timmy 2-8-76 Blazer seen with Nancy and Eileen beach 76 Bermuda sailing Map Cut it out! Steve Horn Steve that blue Ventura playing cards What? .. sometime seen with Joe or Andy To be a nobody but yourself means to fight the hardest battle any human can fight. Cheryl Hoosigian Cheryl Beach Boys Twisted straws . Oh Darlin Camping in Narragansett Friday night parties Daves concerts . so aueer Greg Ray Boo and more Laurel Locks. 46 John Hope Hopee enjoys skiing usually with Harry, Tony and Gary those weekends in NH . .. cruisin' in the Jeeper loves to party. Kathleen M. Hope Kath Hope trips to NH PISW Lisa, Kim, BC, K)., DB Guess what? .. Krispy laugh Why live so fast, when life is so short? .. Indian. Denise I. Horan Denise baseball scorekeeping Wellfleet Cape Cod 9-6-76 Darlene, Lynne those little big talks Sunset Hill CB's slippery wheels and friends . MJF . summer '76 ... God Bless. Christine Howe Chris Roger that night to remember 3-14-75 good times with RP, AMS, MEK, TW, SA, CP special day yet to come I paid my dues and feel like travelin' on. 47 Sandy Schaller Pamela L. Hyden Pam lonely nites SURPRISE Shy? L.R. usually seen with Mare Elton )ohn, Vettes, Jeeps Que es tu problema? future photographer memories. Elizabeth Marie Hynes Beth synchronized swim club sewing The Group eating Can I borrow some change?' ... E.H.J.A. no books to take home Earth, Wind, and Fire camping Misquamicut Beach. Lisa Rose Impelluso Lease Imp. .. Okaay Hockey PBSST-Patty! CY Phyllis Here we are-once again .. nervous pain hurts . C'mon kids! I'm sorry. . .. incognito YC Bri . Feelings ... 23. 48 Eileen Jambard What has been done is what will be. Yet what we will become will always be unique. Michael jascowski Mike computer bowling Polish Power . comic books Tull, Stills, Yes Colt Park a true Pyth-oner Doobies What? Me worry? Alfred E. seen with Ed, Larry, Stash, Mark. Barbara L. johnson Barb music . Choir trips to Quebec and D.C. Rainbow P.F. and the gang L.M. A.D. the Blue Bomb the old B.K. crew. Nancy E. Johnson Nance always with Kim and Eileen Cape Cod, Bermuda-any beach Orchestra-Tanglewood '75 McDonald's . Forest Dr. those parties Butch. James W. Jones I saw and heard, and knew at last, the how and why of all things, past and present, and forevermore. ' Kathleen M. Jordan Kathy seen with Denise and Brenda weekends with KH, LD, KG quiet Rockyneck Milkshake panic! He's so queer! 49 Maria L. Justo Nel usually seen with Peggy, Marisa, and Rose . past, present, and future blue Corvettes 7th period lunches summer of 73 FL Saturday nights at the club ... Sunday . Janice Kalasky Jan seen with DS, RK, BS food Cape Cod ... way to go ready for a good party Dane Gl-Joe 3 23 75 1975 the best! 77 . pizza . beach. Kathy Kalin Kats enjoys skating Penn, volunteer work at N.C.H. Lions writing I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Ara Kassardjian That a man should know himself, be himself, and live what he believes. Renee M. Katz When's the next party? . Heyy! Cat Stevens Concert . Oh right! .. always in Bloomfield Pennwood Cliff G. Fox forever? John B. Kawecki Physics Lab! . A.V. . Gary, Gio, and Mark Don't part with your illusions; when they are gone you may still exist but you have ceased to live. -Twain 50 Rebecca J. Kellhofer Peg lunch Crumb CCA Bio I have laughed, cried, loved, been loved, believed, given, shared, taken. I'll miss those I did it with I will think of you. William J. Kennedy jim Grasshopper pole vault often seen witn Mark and Todd Nebraska bad shoulder dreams of '58 'Vette the beach Betsy Mark's garage seen at Mac's April 7. Todd J. Kelly Space GTO the Judge swim team What did you say? . often seen with Swi, Piere Guardrail IHOP Bowie Concert. William Kelly A well written life is almost as rare as a well spent one. 51 Dan Kelly, Ed Yeranian Sheila Keyes The sun rises and the sun goes down; today is soon yesterday, ana there will be a new tomorrow; Yet we will always remember our friends. Shirin Khan Shirin good times with good friends always talking . the Riverbank Cafe . candy bars loves basketball and Aerosmitn You reap what you sow; that's the way of the world. E,W F William F. Kiczuk Bill Flash summers the beach Silver Lake space taxi up the mountain parties destruction in the Lab tennis concerts basketball. Sharon King Motorcycle Sundays David Brush that sheepdog! . . jeans-twice a month summer of '76 To live without loving is not really to live. -Moliere Patrice A. Kingsbury Patsy summers at the beach volleyball, softball NBHS MUN-CHIES . . sparkling eyes! always an added pleasure? Life is what you make of it. ... You're kidding! Donald Kimball Don ... J.O. Zeke .. Bill camp swimming, hunting, and fishing 6th period wonderland broken leg . Joann. 52 MaryLynn Kinney MaryLynn .. What do you wanna do?'’ . redhead Kim, Kath and the group .. E.H.J.A. Westfarms synchro .. giving out leotards?! an avid sports Tan Eddy Farm 77. Richard Kirk You cannot fight asainst the future. Time is on our side.' Benjamin E. Klimczak Ben musicals, folk group, and a shiny guitar Conga! Room 109 Beginning today my mornings are yours, the hopes that dawn in your light Barbara Koczera Barb Bird, Buzz, Chipmunk Lake Hayward JRB CBF 76 parties outdoors Melissa music . biking The Bullet . To be yourself is the most worthwhile accomplishment. Rosemarie Kohlman Rose seen with Jan, Betsey, and Donna likes skiing Vermont Rhode Island Rosemond The Neighborhood NBHS and the beach H.V. on the bus. Pamela M. Kowar Pam always laughing the two P's . singing Canada sprained ankle Washington bus stop . I don't care! . Joseph JP fountain Maude dancing the gang. 53 Lisa Kreyssig Seen with Kathy M. ana Leslie S. the prom . 2-29-76 . I'm so em- barrassed. remember those weekends the nights at Mill Pond of summer 75 ... Stairway to Heaven Dances . Edie Kupsaw Edie . Ann friends and laughs woof! sing Pat and Bri Europe .. See ya later West Civ. .. Physics Lab senioritis . Hold infinity in the palm of your hand -Blake Nora Kuzoian Life is an endless route you will travel. Face it, challenge it; but most of all respect it. For it you do this, life will open its doors to the endless treasure within. Michelle LaChance Shellie . Capricorn greeneyed Lady love those Taurus' and Scorpios birthdays with Marie Let's go disco. Lenny . . Space-what? ... Look, jack. ... Vermont. Douglas Kuzoian Doug baseball Fatso . all conference catcher 11 seen with Mark, Vin, and Dave the Grinder Shop likes the Beach Boys. jeff Ouelette, 54 Beverly C. Lajoie Frenchy will always remember freshman year likes taking a risk hates getting into trouble summertime and Beach Boys . .. On a scale of 1 to 10. Linda L. Lallier Linda Carmen . . Cape Cod MT Goats often seen with Nancy, Margaret, Ellen Bantam Lake Roger 7-11 . likes parties Just taking care of business ... Being nobody but myself. Patrick Lamb Today is only yesterday's tomorrow. 55 Mike Mozzicato, Bob Potter Mark Lang Mark seen with Pete, Tim and Steve FP and BOM Ent. est. 74 Mt. Wash Southern Rock, swim team .. cruisin' in a '48 Plymouth Todd Rundgren memories of Cape 75 Really . Thomas Lanza Each one has to find his peace from within, and peace to be real must be unaffected by outside circumstances. Craig A. LaPlante True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. Denise M. LaPointe Sir Lancelot his beautiful blue eyes Hey Robin .. the kid next door Freckles . could be trouble .. I'm hungry. Devil Dogs July fourth concert. 56 U 4 Donald Larensen Don friends -Mark and Andy those baseball and basketball games Don't worry about your life coming to an end, worry whether it has yet be- _ 99 Michael Lea Butch ... there you go! .. Zeke Whoa! all-around sports lover music fan Youth is the season for enjoyment. Michele LeConche Shelly Frenchy New Year's Canada Cape Cod Modeling School dream on Mark Twain Deb Shop Ellen disco 76 Hospital Miriam Hartford good times. Patricia A. Lemay Pat, Yamel, or Trish A.F.S. McDonald's seen with CD, MN, KF, and DK loves music guitar Washington Ask me if I care? ... Trans-Ams and Dusters. Paul LeMay My trouble is I analyze life instead of live it. Joseph Edward Lenoce Joe Plainville Astronomy Club moved 1974 Gordo John Cleese and Monty Python computers .. always causing trouble Bob, Carolan, Kick 'It's been a long time! 57 Glen Levenson Motorcycles always seen with Paul Karate softball team those electronics classes . Never let your studies interfere with your education. Bruce Lindberg I am what I am; I like being me. Audrey Liss Aud that unforgettable laugh often with Mary Sunshine Ann and George Betnel, Vermont Craft-bury Fiddlers contest .. All can hear but only the sensitive understand. Diane Listro Diane juicy scoops little yellow powerhouse Milky Ways Friday night parties always seen with Karen Cheryl . Beginnings. Mark Loveland Mark likes cycling enjoys basketball . music and tuba moving on- hoping . pizza Cat Stevens. David Lovesky Rules were made to be broken. 58 Peter J. Lukas Take things as they come. But try to make things come as you would like to take them. Edward Lyman Ed the Roadrunners Vin, Ger, Caes, and Sanj .. 25 Bubba CCWSP You're only young once, but if you work it right, once is enough. ' Tally Lyons Tally-Ho partying 80 acres Marshall Tucker Pinecrest Really Lori, Cathy, and Ellen concerts We finally made it. Jesse Colan Young NH. 59 Raymond J. Machowski Ray John, Tom, Chris, Ken BC won't forget Silver Lake really and feedback . waiting for the weekend concerts and pinball Cela. Lori Ann Madeia Lor definitely a night owl AD and BJ likes music and snow never on time the beach What was I going to say? PF Is that right? .. spaced Really! William Madey Bill Mayday always in the I.A. shops Power Mech. Italian Kitchen those '65 Ramblers Tom Jeff Cary. Margaret Magnan Maggie Joanne and Martha summers at Misquamicut . Jon the old gang in 74 Canada-summer 75 March 27 Feb. 18 What? JB, JK, MF, CS, and PT. Carol L. Magnoli Those eyes a friend to all active cheerleader enjoys gymnastics .. Ann, let's do the bus stop! . loves pistachio nuts likes to dance shortstop times with Ken. Nancy Maher Nance remember mt. goat strawberry blonde I'm too tired. times at Bantam Lake often with Mary, Linda, and Ellen. 50 Lucy Malatesta I want to be strong, I want to laugh along, I want to belong to the living. Douglas Malinowski Success begins with a fellow's will. It's all in the state of mind. Susan Lori Maljanian Mickey always smiling and laughing Hardee's Jabbs DDRS can't wait until Friday! always seen with B. S. Orchestra Bermuda ... I want to go to the beach! . Lisa Ann Maselli Lisa loves the warm weather and being short that someone special Motor Mouth those big eyes We were the best of friends. We were the worst of friends Stairway to Heaven . Kathleen R. Marchewka Kathy . Chewky . that laugh likes to ski . never forget summers and weekends special friends always blushing . ''Check it out woe woe woe ... the beach. Stephen A. Manion Steve fillet that certain smile Silver Lake Bermuda triangle Drive-In those army pants Mountaineers that original voice weekends. 61 Thomas C. Mattarocci Jay 76 . Boys' State Captain of tennis avid sports fan track basketball skiing The Rebel three-set thriller tournaments. Neil C. Mazurek Neil Pam D A.C. Peterson Plainville on Sunday . 7-11 Dan, John Photograpny interested in everything but school. Barney McAuley The Barn Barney Sipion Chevies . The Vinyard'' Floyd, Skipper, Looney and the Dodger The AIM . ''the hill swimming Y.C. ... Don't be a lightweight!” 62 - Brenda Me Keen Mouse TT Fuzzy Knapsack and shades far-out HIKING TO RAINBOWS, SUNSETS AND STARS Breath on an undying ember it doesn't take too much to remember. Baez Diane T. McTeague Di often seen with Amie, Carol, Joanne, and Shirin Mark math class parties In the wilderness there is a peace we often seek. Barbara Jennifer Meade Barb farming One of the goons! .. TWINKLES Jr. Class President Hey, you guys. .. NYC Moose Meadows It doesn't matter who you love or how you love but that you do. Rod McKuen 63 Olga Tartaglia Marcie A. Mednick Drive-In parties loves football 64 broken key Eagles Grad. 75 Oh What a Night Let's get rowdy! . THOSt dances likes talking, the beach, and concerts. Anne M. Medvetz Anne . It's been a LONG day. One of the goons. Sequin )ABBS summers at the Cape EHJA Time now stands still, and the beginning of your life is the sunrise of tomorrow. Ann Patricia Melley Summers at Black Pt. Cheerleading and gymnastics Youth Council . . Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in one's own sun-shine. -Ralph Waldo Emerson. 64 Stephen Melo Steve Soccer Tom, Slip and Pete always late Bill alot of adventures Misquamicut and Malibu Tennis? The Beatles skiing in Vermont. Theresa L. Messenger TT Oh my God! L.M., I.C., and B.F. will remember the 2nd floor lav, those weekends, and Donald Lockery The Beach the year of 74: Sept. 26, 1974 Don. Muriel M. Menard Muriel a quiet person seen with Pam, Rita, ana Ann DECA driving around McDonald's The Sunshine Shop Vermont going bowling piggyback ride or $5.00 to L.C. Cynthia M. Merhige Cindy . Let's forget about today until tomorrow. a loser now will be later to win. good times with Mar-ybeth, Patty, Lynn, Cindv The times they are a-changin.' -B. Dylan Louise C. Michaud Lou .. Could be trouble. .. loves weekends BD never forget summer of 76 seen with DV, DF, KM, LC, TM, DL, RB Deep Purple Concert The Beach Boys concert Vermont and Canada MP. jane Mielczarek janika Blondie horses Miss Newj igton NYC Elvis Ab-dows Boogie bike rides and walks Weth. One of the goons . H.R. 307 )azz $$ tneatre Paris. 65 Claire Molloy CM hours on the phone . I'm only kidding. . 11 .. Colorado someday the beach weekends S, L, K, L, . enjoys partying the Mountain. John A. Montano John active member of the gymnastics team likes racing in small sports cars Triumph can be found at Meriden Reservoir and Churchill. Ellen Morochnik Friendship is the essence of faith, deep and strong. -Mason Michael J. Mozzicato Mozz .. seen with Flash T.B. summer the Beach . Cornin' down this summer. the cottage parties new yellow car . always hungry Got to work on the boats. Westbrook 75. Pamela A. Muldoon Pam swim team CYO Synchro P.K., S.C., and the gang Sequin the kennel Junior MC ... Go placidly amid the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. . Mr. Block Tom Cassell lames D. Namnoum Jim Bo Jazz fun time in Vermont humming in the halls Well, alright.'' . . lunch with the gang C.C. cookies Wes, Tom, Bob, Ed rehearsals . Berklee B.B. suite Orcbaens. Jill A. Naples Jill Randy March 30, 1976 Junior Prom . Cedar Mt. . known for long nails summer of '76 August 12 partying Meriden Mt. July 10, 1976 . . JACK Knollwood Beach. Timothy O'Neil Tim the Jethro Tull Concert likes skiing in Vermont and backpacking in the Adirondacks with ET those Crazy Times in Power Mech. skipping class with Steely Is that right? Robert Olson Rob Ols N.Y.C. Aeros-mith the Hopyard likes parties and concerts tne beach ' Blob . Diane L. Napert Di-hard punk LCTL Queen, E.L.P. Orchestra trips JDA P.P. Society Jr. Prom rehearsals summer'76 Tuffy fights and movies with J. .. I'm so mad! . 67 Patricia O'Sullivan “We are the music-makers and we are the dreamers of the dreams.“-Wonka Jayne O'Toole Jayne pretzels and partying memories of white Mercury Joh- nathan Edwards . “Let's go to breakfast. ... Cherish yesterday dream tomorrow live today. . Jeffrey Ouelette Jeff fishing, skiing fires on the beach seen with Mark, Bob, Pete, Wes .. “You want to sell your ticket? mountain climbing “Sheriff's coming! Beach Boys. Cathleen Pace “The present is only a fleeting moment, but the future lasts forever. David P. Page Sonny Bubbles football and track seen with John, Vin, and Joe “Hey, 8! .. P.D.P. 8 summer workouts 1-30-76 Amy enjoys weightlifting and golf. Dino Papa Dino hunting, fishing, camping TM250 Ludwig Good times in the music room Vin, Marc, Pete, Burt, . Charlie Daniel's Band Led Zeppelin . Lynyrd Skynyrd Per- cussion. Ettore Papa Ett Jes Band Gibson 355 Frampton is 1! - What a concert! Do you feel like we do BMW- Wanna race? likes the outdoors How ya doin'? .. Later. Clifton J. Paradis Kip long hair Far-out Dino, Dan, Pete, Steve TZ bowling, swimming, golf working on the car McDonald's CB studying and work. James Parry Steely canoeing with Cater Football 67 co-captain one of the Coma kids The Marshall Tucker Band often seen with CS, DM, SC, and JW. Kellie Partington Kellie accident-prone Mark loves flowers good times at Myrtle Beach and Niantic . the 26th Take each day as it comes, knowing that for every day there is a tomorrow. . Daniel Patriss Remember, when life's path is steep, to keep an even mind. Steve Pavlowitz Steve . likes concerts, camping, and partying skiing in Vermont always working on cars . the parking lot Marshall Tucker Band. 69 Betty Pawlik Loves Music, going to New York and Scott Grumpy July 18, 1975 seen with RM, TM, And LC True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. Steven R. Peck Sleepy ... Crash . Moodus Crest waterskiing Kim room 227 . Goat . 'Our youth we can have but today; we may always find time to grow old. Thomas L. Penfield Pen frequently seen with Tom H. and Brian M. J.W.R. motorcycles . smiles enjoys partying high living. Anna-Maija Penttila Annukka AFS-exchange from Finland Carrie, Mary, Pat, Dan, Richard those AFS-weekends and parties Halloween PF rules 8 and 9 ... Who? Me? .. toivottavasti tavataan. Kyle Pelton Remember: A dead fish can float downstream, but it takes a live one to swim upstream. -W.C. Fields 70 Sharen Ann Perretta Shar always seen with Cindi, David and Micheal PWA the fence that got in the way BLSO Sadie Hawkin's dance May 1, 1976 January 17, 1976 Beep-Beep . Stephen J. Perrotti Steve Marching Band 8 to 5 Sci. Fic. Westbrook Canada Chem Lab Orchestra lunch with Mark, Bob, Anne, Tim, Terri Cath. Thomas F. Perzanowski Tom Bivco Valve Corporation only on Sundays . I need a car. seventh period setback Turn on the radio. . Seals Crofts electronics. Mark D. Peterson Lumpy always a witty word avid scuba diver digs the ocean likes concerts and riding . Don't mitt the bike . Susan Marie Peterson Peterstone blue jeans 10 day weekend get towed summertime party beaches Chevy '68 shotguns Vermont Listen, can you hear? Look, can you see? Paul D'Antonia, David Boehm, Mark Borglund, Coach O'Rourke Ann Petrozzi Banana FRIENDLY SCOOPER Ede campin pink carnations BEACH BOYS ski . Come on you guys! 7th SYNCHRO 10 DANCE WITH ME the gang How rude. . SEE YA LATER . Mark St. J. Petrozzi Petroz . skiing tennis ice hockey good times with JW, TM, SB JO, PC ' hanging around I saw a star, I reached for it. I missed. So I accepted the sky. -S.F. R. Dean Pittsinger P.M. studies film-maker Brand X guitarist The Who . New York City Monty Python nights at T.C. N.H.S. ZZZZZ . 72 Richard M. Pizzella Rick Pizza Pee Wee McD's baseball basketball K CLUB Kathy HS 316 stretch Celtics Red Sox Bruins 88 BRDVW Sox in 77. Deanna Pomerenke Berlin High .. Consider it all joy, when you meet various trials, knowing as you do that the tested quality of faith works out endurance. -James 1:2,3 Australia. Amy Michelle Portner Amy, whatch' you wanna do? Space? PP Society JDA music taking out my eyes soybeans nuts fish chips bike trips TM'er Herbal Essence stringing along. Robert B. Potter Pocket SOCCER TRACK mountain climbing with Jeff and Wes summer at Burlingame and M.V. BTO . the Shirt Washington .. taking the car 7th .. LM. Sarah Jean Ratchford Sarah smile dancing discos movies seen with Vi and Mike Freshman year the best What is originality? It's being one's self. Syed Ashfaq Raza No one knows what he can do until he tries. 73 Syed Mohammed Raza Mohammed Boxing captain likes to work hard 7-11 wants to be a Civil Engineer enjoys traveling .. Visit Pakistan; you'll like it! Life is for enjoying. Robert F Reale, Jr. Rob, Robby dancing, singing The Wreck McDonald's . Ay Caramba! los elefantes Beach Boys and the jitterbug VP of EC . Homeroom Rep? Is walking constant? . Lisa!?! Roger P Recck. Jr. ROGC hunting . fishing trapping practice makes perfect the Jr. Prom often seen with Debbie May 29, '75 Feb 14, '76 remember always. Christine Redekas Likes horseback riding Red Pete, N T., K.S. Rocky Neck Xmas party with P.M. seen driving around in a Tr 250 Sadie Hawkins, Senior Prom '75, Junior Prom. Marie B. Reilly Individualist Scorpio Lisa, Michele, and Noreen loves to dance Black Grand Prix EW and F- Reasons modeling why me? . deep thinker. Miriam M. Ridgley Miriam babysitting braces friends Gary proms work Mr. Sudo . 18-year vote, dancing Honor Society driving Miss Newington Walk-in . Miguel, mi amor! 74 Mark Rinaldi Baseball seen with Tim Bill, Dous, and Vin the weekend at the beacn . Hey, striker. the red Chevelle sportin' around. Donna M. Roberts Little Roberts - Bill's little sister ma . Px1393 streakin' at the hop Liz . .. If I'm mad you'll know it. ... Hey, Charger Mike and Moose ''How's your cactus? .. Don't bug me! Russ Rizzo A restless spirit is a sign of the wild exuberance of youth. Patricia L. Robert Patty seen with Marybeth, Lynn, and Cindy horseback-riding summer of 76 Korea driving around memories of Kenneth. Andramedia Cheryl Robinson Cheri food Hartford Gang choir Canada . Funky . Ma- rie and Vi . piano laughing loves music and good jokes How phony! . cruisin' around town party! Maria Rose Robino Maria Pugsley quiet and friendly ... you're a jive turkey. Ye gads . McDonald's french fries PC vacations at the beach never tardy to school . Huh? Michael Rogers Lock seen here, there, and everywhere JD likes concerts like Commander Cody's skiing in Northern country soccer Take it easy. Lisa Rogorzenski Lise seen with PH, JS, SS, MD probaly Wildwood the convent Whalers fan red lights that foot piano the beach What am I going to do? Z 3 See yar Lucy Romanelli Dizzy seen with Maryann and Karen Hartford's Goodwin Park Say, what? .. spoon certain Hartford guy summer of '76 the Rec Misquamicut weekends. Beth A. Russo Beth often seen with Barb always blushing . The Big Red Bomb Misquamicut those exciting weekends I'm so embarrassed! Marianne Rustigian Marianne seen with Pam and Nancy ... Dig it What a goof. loves to party Steve Miller Band Aerosmith Concert space Morris, Ct. PWA future in the airlines. 76 Raymond H. Sachs, Jr. What's a man's first duty? The answer's brief: to be himself ' Barbara T. Sack Barb that laugh 7th period set back and Harvey French class blushes NUTSY, Patty and Mary bike trips synchro gym meets in 9th PP Society This the house? . Boston. Gary Sadoian Therefore, do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Let the day's own joy be sufficient for the day. Joseph Paul Salmeri Joe . often seen with Vin or Mark likes to dance enjoys working on cars . plays a mean trumpet accounting cannot get enough baseball loves to be witn friends Marjorie J. Sanford Marge TT-Firetower camping-non-artificial life Sammy YSH- Roses treasure my frienos walks in the woods VST RACOONS AFS TriTrack 76 Library Nutmeg 020-Pres. Sandra C. Santomenno Sandy a friend SBOE PPUB Folk Group . Though I know I'll never lose affection for people and things that went before, I Know I'll often think about them in my life ... 77 Pamela A. Sardilli Pam McDonald's and dances driving around parties always seen with Muriel, Rita, Jeanne DECA always smiling and happy Be patient ' the Pinto Always be happy. Karen J. Sawyer Karen Sherry, SG, SD, LC, AS, SP 7th period study '76 crazy football and basketball games endangered species Chris Junior Prom Chicago songs with Sue Westfarms Mall. Jeffrey Scallion School is certainly not a dream, but it sure is a good place to have them. Pamela M. Scata Pam seen with cookies in school 7-11 will never forget the mountain loves the beach, partying, horseback riding, and Steve Miller Westerly and Florida . . Tony. Sandra J. Schaller Sandy sport enthusiast . co-cap- tain of soccer and basketball tricaptain of track 10 loves to travel camping 1975, in Maine Oldsmobiles 'yUm! Uh! What? Karlyn M. Schatz Carlton Orchestra Violin guitar Pep Math League Bermuda 74 Washington 76 Cape Cod beach .. Conn. K-9 horses dogs seen with Pam crazy Spanish class quiet. Leslie F. Shoor Leslie that laugh redhead weekends at General Store and H.V. those long nails . P.P. Society parties and concerts Egbert! Queen and Aerosmith. Amy Fern Shurberg Amarina avid spectator swim team and synchro really N.A.S.T.Y. E.H.J.A. ... Hustle band Ama and Chickee Had fun thanks to my friends Well, toodles! 79 Carol L. Simmons Always seen with Jan and Sue camping the beach summer of 74 Misquamicut and the summer of 76 McDonald's Hammonassett P.M. Tim Uccello Greg Simmons Greg loves fishing, swimming, and camping “Who can say more than this ricn praise, that you alone are you? Angela Maria Simone “A thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness. Charles Sinatra, Jr. Butch seen more often in the music room than in the classroom . NJ those talks with JD always eating “Really. “Music the favorite passion of my soul. -Jefferson 80 Laura J. Sirois Laurie dreams are for real someone special Pete those eyes-red roses Queen Bee Size 5 7 9 shop Love makes it possible to believe the impossible . ' Sharon M. Skal lay the beach and Elton John You turkey. .. Memories of DF tel lunch with Paula H O summer of 76 8-31-73 VT . con- certs We may never pass this way again.' Patricia A. Slattery Bob late again Mouse Meadows No, sir Can't wait until Friday. . California Kid blue cricket backgammon one of those nights at Uncle W's one of the goons. . Oh great! Cynthia A. Sliksbier Cindy friends-Cindy, Barb, Pat, Lyn, Laurie, Marybeth, Jeanne really unreal partying Tull and Framp-ton senior skip day Girls' soccer ... Life is what you make it. Wesley John Skinner Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for. Rl 76 skiing-Jim N. Butch, Tom, Mark Ml. Climbing-Jeff I'm O.K., Bob. red Toyota. Robert Bruce Snaden Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. 81 Mark Petrozzi Donna Beth Soccoli Cheerleading Captain TOM JK BS RK SHOWEE 86 Proms with Tom . The Bird .. . 11-2-74 8-7-75 Par loves clothes Pearl ring memory the roses remember always. Joseph Souza Joe Carmen It's better to have one friend of worth than many worth nothing. -Anon. Leonard Spain Baseball bowling golf ... It is the work and effort put forth for something which makes it so valuable. -St. Exupery Shawn Lisette Stage Shawnee quiet Lori, Angie, Lynne, Jackie, Rosie, and Sally friends at the movies the musical Marching Band . Dear Abby music trips FUN! Ellen Stankowski Ellen often seen with Louise, Martha, Chop It was a Chelsea morning and the first thing that I saw was sun through yellow curtains and a rainbow on my lawn. 82 Louise Stanwicks Ch-Cha-Ch-Cha-Ch-Charlie enjoys music, camping and parties snowbanks mobile R and Dr. P. Oh mama, can this really be the end? Deborah Jean Stephan Deb Always seen with Roger May 29 Loves Roger, good times, the beach, friends, and shopping the locket Feb 14 memories the roses Remember Always. JoAnn Stawarky Jo Blondie french fries Westbrook skiing orchestra French Class blushes the gang JDA BS, LR, KH, OT What is essential is invisible to the eye. Howard Steinberg Uncle Howie Hey Shlaboozul hanging around the Park with Mike, Glen, Rat, Allen likes all sports math junior year loves to eat Burger King trip to New York summer of 76. Linda Stevens Gary David, Kim, Sharen, Charlie parties August 24 the ditch Food classes with Kris Proms ... Take life as it comes. 83 Dennis L. Stigiiano Stig that mean Vega Russ, Jav, Mit enthusiastic hunter weekends at The Farm ... Ann Marie the outdoors .. Keep on trucking Mister Donut. Edith Laura Stoltz Edie . NHSSO Frisbee Team Alas for those who never sing but die with all the music in them. -Oliver Wendell Holmes Joseph Stone Joe playing in the band the sax Fox's Music is a world within itself with a language we all understand. Judith E. Stoughton Judy likes camping in Maine con't at Fox Country New Jersey with DECA often seen with TK, KM, and EM Really . Becky Stubbs Becky Bark always with Kim, Sherry, Lori, Claire . and um Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow, don't walk behind me I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend! Donald A. Sullo Don . Slip .. going to the beach likes playing soccer and baseball memories of Silver Lake the Beatles roll Pontiacs. 84 Nancy J. Summa Nanc . George friends That's fantastic! Bach and jazz flute sharing a smile Take it easy. ... You are good when you strive to give of yourself. -Kahil Gibran Marc j. Swiatek Swi ... often seen with Todd and Jim Chevy's Rule football 71 Beatles To the max. Beach hopyard . big apple. Charles M. Sykes Peaches Football 83 Cocaptain often seen with Dr. K.K., J.P., and The Cowboy likes hoop, proms, and parties . Hey dadoy, what's up? Pamela M. Sykes Pam, George bassoon swim team captain hoop softball keep smilin' friends always late . I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. -Phil 4:13. Lisa Ann Szarwak Lee summer and the beach good times in the blue 'vette Junior Prom Dream On ... red roses hot fudge sundaes Barry! Ann Marie Szerejko Andi . beautiful inside and out times with Lydia and MaryEllen remembers MT, 7-11 cookies STTC . surprise parties lives for her weekends . Loggins and Messina. 85 Olga Tartagiia Space . softball ... Mexico Greece in 1975 Red Sox 27 What a hunk! .. Lovie-dovie seen with Joanne, Lisa, Sandy, Judy, Susie Man can be destroyed but not defeated. Emmett Tedesco Racing on the turnpike 64 Mustang Mach 1 What's up? Levis seen with Rick, Phil, Ken, and Dave ... My only books are women's looks and how I love to study! John Thomas But sooner or later, the man who wins is the one who thinks he can. Peter D. Tinkham Pete bicycling ecology There's more than one way to skin a cat. ... concert choir. Jennifer S. Toce Jenny Sue . raisins in Math SOCCER Nasty Hey kid! feeding Mother uoose . . 'Muffing it up. Joe's Pizza piano Wildwood ... Homeroom time! .. MT hysteria ... summer '76. 86 Kurt Tomolonius A man is a product of his deeds, not his words. Linda Ann Torsiello Lin Shortie Peanut .. Hey cuz! Sandy and Sherry Band tennis partner Friendly's Maynard's MacArthur Park letters May the most you wish for be the least you get. Nancy Trembulak Nancy anxiously awaiting the weekends Bel-Air Manor loving niece Christine Chris ... Still achieving, still pursuing. Peter C. Turek Happiness is a present attitude and not a future condition. Merryl R. Turkowitz Mer . Ma Shepherd . softball flag corpse .. Quebec and Washington- frisbees and elevators spacing or looking?? . .. I'm only kidding. . It don't matter to me. .. This the house? Wes Skinner Timothy J. Uccello Tim Satellite . Cape Cod '76 seen with Mark, Warren, Cary, and Laurie FM This world, where much is to be done, and little known. J.M. Paul Urbanowicz Paul '66 Mustang seen with Glen, Mike, and Jody Yamaha stereos Who would desire a personal relationship with the institution drudgery of school? Sherry Vardilos Sherry always with Claire, Kim, Becky, Linda, Lori likes weekednds and parties the mountian listen- ms to music 22 Deb Real- ly? . . never on time STO. A David Verschoyle Dave . . Vex seen with )oel. Fudge, and Kevin Monty Python 7'Kansas is a BAND. the Holy Grail Tullavision And now, for something totally different . mountain. Darlene Varney Lou August 20 seen with Bob, Leszek, Dawn, Louise, Gina, Karby, Lisa, Arlene parking lot '73-75 orange Roadrunner Meridan Mt. McDonald's breakfast 327 ... I'm sorry. Anthony Veleas Tony seen at the pumps remember the cyclone often seen with Paula and Harry weekend parties girls! Jacqueline S. Vignone Jackie CLA Star Haystack skating, railroad walks . . NE Daffy Duck glass raisins in math Ml hysteria . F Horn . . Art Where ami? . Bermuda, Canada, Wash. Synchro. Natalie Voskobiynyk Nat always a smile never a dull moment . . JH What time is it? YC those Weekend vacations Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. 89 Judy Watt Judie always ready for a good time, especially on weekends often seen with T.S. and N.V. swim team Marshall Tucker big blue eyes a friend to all. Marie Ann Walker Marie vollevball Hartford Gang Choir Washington and the Bus Stop! Canada UConn Jazz Choir loves to dance Variety Show Hey! . Brian and Lisa Vi Cher Smiley. Scott Wasserman Jan. 77 open campus! Smile West . concerts The only way to predict the future is to have the power to shape the future. Michael Weinberg Within you there is a solitude that only you can retreat to. Joel M. Wendrow Joel always with Fudge, Vex, Kevin, Billy beach bum always rowdy and looking for a good time Blue Oyster Cult remember the hikes to Cedar Mt. a friend to all. 90 Viola Jean Westberry Vi the Hartford Gang Canada N.Y. City Florida loves to dance and sing volleyball won't forget her freshman year. Richard Wertschine To be born with the gift of laughter is to achieve success and happiness. Sally Paula Whipple Herm bageling with Karen NHSSO Frisbee Team Flz Nvdd Freddy and cows four in the front the Bat Egbert banquets for dear Mrs. S. Quebec 40 Alfred GBW. Mary Elizabeth Westgate Mar music, music, music jimmies and ice cream What? .. sixth period labs .. Com'on- If You Leave Me Now Karen Lee Wiater Crest 5 SP always cooking bageling with Sally VBS AB labs with LM worm KG, LG, and friends always sleeping JV and food GBMN. 91 Edward R Wild In the time of your life-live! Jody 1. Wild Jode Greg! 9 22 76 Buzz . Smile; everyone likes to see one the drive-in! Salsbury deadly on skis peewee of volleyball team ... A frame in New Hamp. Alan M. Wilson, Jr. Traveling Spain sports bowling drive-ins . 2nd per. friends driving special someone, Miriam-one and only La Amo y la Quiero 11 17 76 Constitution Plaza work. Helen K. Winalski Helen Oh, my God! 64 Jr. after prom Johnnie those Friday nights Social Chairman Southern Honest to God? Robert Wiliams Give me a firm spot on which to stand, and I will move the earth. Sherry A. Winialski Sher getting a pizza rowdy broken key loves to talk beaches and drive-in parties Danny- bad moods and many good times that blue bug! . Chicago Sat. night dances. 92 Jeanne Wojtowicz Jeanne enjoys the beach, art, and bike rides Field FHockey co-captain laughing MG and PS those situations with MG Mark ice cream cones. Mark S. Yaglowski FHoly Moly! .. . luncn orange hats late for H.R. Gail! camping goofs wood-working and Grafting beaches Gail, Butch, and Zeke Life is being yourself. Edward Yeranian Ed Student Council Pres. will fight for a cause Mr. Organization Editor-in-chief Scribe chief autocrat Who so wouldst be a man, must be a non-conformist. Deborah A. Yoakum Debbie Snoopy freak KF CB-the munchies pizza 9-27 going mental Senior ball 4 in tne front A smile takes a second but last forever. Boston Jim forever. Richard Zygmont Keep your face in the sun and the shadow will fall behind you. Timothy Byrnes Timbo You all right? seen with Zimo flake at Churchill watching softball games just going to school to get it over with those basketball games! 93 Here in the quiet all alone I lend my thoughts to you Turning the pages of yesterday When skies were always blue. Here in a room of memories I ponder on moments we've spent Recalling all the good times And all the places we went. How good it feels to view your face From a faded photograph And reminisce the good ol' days When we would always laugh. As time goes on, it heals the scar of losing someone dear Yet in my book of memories I'll always hold you near. -Linda Lallier Carmen Piacentini and Linda Lallier 94 95 Barbara Meade, Butch Sinatra Aiello, John, Orchestra 9; Symphonic-Band 9,10; Jazz Ensemble 9,10; Marching Band 9, Football 9,10,11, Captain 12; Baseball 9,10,11,12. Amado, Rosemary, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Ecology Club 10,11; Sequin 12; French Club 11,12; Health Club 9; Anderson, Carol, Sequin 12. Andrews, Steven, Football 10,12 Banak, Brian, Scuba Club 10,11,12. Baranski, loanne, Sequin 12. Barnicle, loan, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Sequin 12; Volleyball 10,11; Gymnastics 9,10,11, Captain 12; Track 10,11, Captain 12. Beach, Brenda, Girls' Choir 10,11. Beauregard, Kathy, GAA 9; Scribe 11,12; VST 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Girls' Choir 9; Sequin Senior Editor 12; Morning Announcer 12. Berglund, Mark, Indoor Track 11,12; Outdoor track 11,12; Cross Country 12. Bergstrom, Mark, Scuba Club 10,11,12. Berman, Sharyn, Nat'l Honor Society 12; VST 12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11; Marching Band 9,10; Tennis 10.11.12. Billiter, Brian, Senior Class President; Student Council delegate 11,12; Executive Council Delegate 11,12; AFS 11; Scribe 11,12; Art Club 9,10,11; Key Club 11; Library Club 9,10; Concert Choir 9,10,11,12; Ma-drical Choir 11; Sequin 12; Jazz Choir 10; Scholastic Art Award 9; Musical 9,10,11,12; Variety Show 10,11,12; All State Choir 11,12; Boehm, David, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Scribe 12; Cross Country 11,12; Track 11,12; Basketball 10. Bolduc, Janette, Spanish Honor Society 12. Boorman, Brian, Student Board of Ed. 12; Track 9.10.11.12. Botticello, Debt, GAA 9,10,11, Library Club 9,10; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Synchro 10; VST 12; Sequin 12; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 10; Future Nurses Club 9,10. Boulanger, Scott, Football 9,10,11,12. Bower, Alan, Graphic Arts 10,12. Brennan, Cynthia, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Student Council 9,10,11; Delegate 12; Executive Council 12; G.A.A. Execu- tive Board 9,10; Pep Club 11,12; Varsity Shower Team 12; Girls' Choir 9; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Sequin Activities editor; Musicals 9,10,11,12; Student Liason-Varsity baseball team 12. Brennan, Marybeth, Deca 11,12; Library Club 9; Girls' Varsity Soccer 12; Girls' Gymnastics 10,11,12. Burns, Susan, Synchro 10; VST 12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 10,11,12; Musical 9,10,11,12. Caesar, Peter, Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 11. Callahan, Burton, Youth Council 9,10,11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Ensemble 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Football 9; Baseball 9; Variety Show 9,10,11,12; Swimming 9,10,11 Co-Captain 12; Musical 9,10,11,12. Callahan, Susan, Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10. Cardona, Diane, Class Council Delegate 11,12; Student Board of Ed. 12; Spanish Honor Society 10; VST 12; Concert Choir 10,11; Sequin 12. Carlone, Giovanni, AVES 9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10. Carlson, Lynn, Deca 12. Carney, Paul, Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9. Car-riere, Carol, Library Club 11,12; Symphonic Band 12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Variety Show 10,11; Musical 10,11,12. Cavanaugh, Patty, VST 12. Chalmers, Wendy, Crosscountry 11,12; Indoor Track 11,12; Track 11. Chudzik, Susan, GAA 9; Pep Club 10; Concert Choir 9,10,11. Clark George, Graphic Arts 9,10,11; Football 9; Industrial Arts Award 11. Clayton, Ann, GAA 9,10,11. Colandro, MaryAnn, Soccer 11, Co-Captain 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12. Coleman, Janice, GAA 9,10; Girls' Choir 9; Cheerleader 9. Colgan, Cay-lene. Social Chairman 9,10; Student Council 9,10,11; Youth Council 11,12; Executive Council 9,10; Sequin 12; Social Chairman of Youth Council 12. Combes, Suzanne, Student Council 9; YC 9; VST 12; Basketball 9; Tennis 10; Volleyball 10,11,12; Indoor Track 11;Outdoor Track 11. Condren, Bill, Symphonic Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9,10,11. Connolly, Susan, Class Secretary 9,10,11,12; Girls State 12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Executive Council 9,10,11,12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Synchro 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orc hestra 10,11,12; Sequin 12; Musical 9,10,11,12; Swim Team 9,10,11,12. Cormier, Phil, Deca 12; Cramer, Julie, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Concert Choir 9,10,11, Treasurer 12; Madrigal Choir 10,11,12; All-Conn. State Chorus 10; Jazz Choir 10; Basketball 9. Cronin, Brenda, Pep Club 11; Synchro 12. Curtis, Diane, Deca 11,12; Nat'l Honor Society. Cyr, Lynne, Student Council 9; Soccer 11.12. D'Addario, Dayna, Deca 11,12; Concert Choir 12; Girls' Choir 9,10,11. D'Agostino, Joe, Photo Club 9; Graphic Arts 9. D'Ambrosio, Gerry, Baseball 9. Damonte, Lisa, Student Council 9,12; Pep Club 11; Synchro 12; Cheerleading 10, Captain 11,12. Danielczuk, Carol, Sequin 12. D'An-tonio, Paul, Cross-country 9,10,11,12; Indoor Track 9,10; Outdoor Track 9,10. D'Arcy, Richard, AFS 12; Concert Choir 9,10,11,12. Davis, Carol, GAA 9,10,11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 10; Synchro 9.10.11.12. Davis, Carrie, GAA 9,10; AFS 9,10,11,12; Library Club 9,10; Soccer 11; Synchro 9,10,12; VST 12; Concert Band 9,10,11; Marching Band 9,10; Flag Corps 11; Concert Choir 11,12; Girls' Choir 9,10. Dehner, Amie, Scribe 11; Soccer, 10; Concert Choir 10,11; Girls' Choir 9; Track 9; Sequin Editor 12. Del-Ciampo, Paula, Photo Club 12; Principal's Advisory Board 12. DeMaio, Joseph, Student Council 9,10,12; Executive Council 9,10,12; Scribe 12. Dennis, Barbara, Student Board of Ed. 11,12; Executive Council 9,10; GAA 9,10,11; Nat'l Honor Society 12, Pep Club 10,11,12; VST 12; Symphonic Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10; wwim Team 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11,12; Indoor Track 10. Dibble, Cary, AVES 9,10,11,12; Photo Club 9; Swim Team 10; Musical 10,11. Doherty, Lynne, Girls' Choir 9. Donato, Vincent, Symphonic Band 9,10; Jazz Ensemble 9,10; Marching band 9; Varsity football 9,10; Varsity baseball 9,10,11,12; Honorable mention CVC 11; All CVC 12. Dowling, Amy, Girls' Choir 9; Swim Team 9,10. Dumeer, Carol, Class Council 9,10,11,12; CAA 9; Pep Club 10; Synchro 10,11,12; VST 12; Musical 9,10,12. Edge, Brad, Swim Team 11,12; Baseball 9. Edge-comb, Robert, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Key Club 10,11,12; Math League 10,11,12; Soccer 9,10; Biology Award 10. Eisner, Miriam, Pep Club 9; Girls' Choir 12. Endy, Donald, Soccer Mgr. 9,11,12; Musical 9. Evangelista, Angela, Spanish Honor Society 10; Sequin 12. Fang, Margaret Math League 9,12. Ferrante, Mary, GAA 9,10; VST 12; Sequin 12; Gymnastic Team 9,10. Flinchbaugb, Susan, GAA 11; Synchro 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10; Flynn, Richard, AVES 12; Photo Club 11. Foran, Michael, Football 10,11,12. Forsberg, Kristin, AFS 9, Secretary Treasurer 10,11, Vice President 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Soccer 11,12; Synchro 10; Math League 10,11; Concert Choir Librarian 10,11; Secretary 12; Girls' Choir Librarian 9; Musical 9,10,11,12; Sequin 12. Frate, Deborah, Spanish Honor Society 9,10. Friedman, Mark, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Outstanding Sophomore Award 10; Orchestra 10; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Ensemble 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Musical 10; Stage Band 9,10. Frohock, Sally, YC 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Ecology Club 9; Synchro 9,10,11,12; VST 12; Student Council 12; National Merit Commended Student 12; NSAF Book Award 11; Musical 10. Fuggetta, Rob- ert, Basketball 9 Calante, Betsy, YC 12; GAA 9,10,11; Scribe 10,11; Art Club 10; VST 12; Sequin 12. Gandel-man, Martha, Synchro 9. Cettel, Kim, AVES 12; Pep Club 11; Synchro 10,11,12; VST 12; Sequin 12. Cian-sante, Susan, Student Council 9,10,11,12; Executive Council 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 9,10; Ecology Club 9; Drama Club 9,10; Swim Team 11; VST 12; Tennis 10,11,12; Volleyball 12; Sequin 12. Gionfriddo, joe. Baseball 9,11. Gionfriddo, Lynn, Student Council 12; Spanish Honor Society 10. Glass, Bonnie, Delegate 9,10; YC 9,10,11,12; Executive Council 9,10; Pep Club 9; Synchro 9,10,11,12; Swim Team 9,10,11,12; Sequin 12. Glickstein, Karen, Nar'L Honor Society 12. Gomes, Maria, Nat'l Honor Society. Goodrich, Sarah, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Scribe 12; Synchro 10; VST 12; Swim Team 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10; Flag Corps 11; Sequin 12. Goodwin, Richard, Football 9,11. Gotowala, Cary, Baseball 9. Groth, Janet, YC 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9; Marching Band 9. Hamlin, Lori, Drama Club 10,11,12; VST 12; Sequin 12; National Merit Commended Student 12. Hildreth, layne. Student Council 12; YC 12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; French Club 12. Hirst, Barbara, Student Council 10, Delegate 11; YC 11,12; Executive Council 11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Synchro 10,11,12; VST 12; Sequin 12.’ HoP comb, Cathy, Student Council 9; GAA 10; AVES 9; Soccer 11; Synchro 9. Holton, Kim, Orchestra 9,10,11. Hyden, Pamela, Spanish Honor Society 10. Hynes, Elizabeth, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Ecology Club 9; Synchro 9,10,12; VST 12; Swim Team 10; French Club 12. Impelluso, Lisa, Student Council 9,12; YC President 12; DAR 1 Nat'l Honor Society 12; Concert Choir 10,11; Girls' Choir 9; Musical 9,10; Indoor Track 10; Track 10,11; Field Hockey 10,11 Co-Captain 12. Johnson, Babara, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Madrigal Choir 10,11; Girls' Choir 9. Justo, Maria, Ecology Club 10,11; French Club 11,12; Kalasky, Janice, GAA 9,10; Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Kawecki, John, Student Board of Ed. 12; AVES 9,10,11,12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Scribe 9,10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Photo Club 9,10,11,12; Radio Club 9; Math League 11,12; U.S. History Award 11. Kahn, Shirin, Student Council 9; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12. Kiczuk, William, Tennis 10. Kimball, Don, Class Council 11; Football 11; Swimming 11. King, Sharon, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Synchro 9,10. Kingsbury, Patrice, Volleyball 11, Captain 12; Softball 11. Kinney, MaryLynn, GAA 10; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Synchro 9,10,12, Secretary 11; VST 12; Sequin Sports Editor 12. Klimczak, Ben' Nat'l Honor Society 12; Scribe 10,11,12; Drama Club 9; Orchestra 10; Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9. Koczera, Barbara, GAA 9,10; Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9; Track 9,10; Field Hockey 10; Swim Team 11. Kohl-mann, Rosemarie, Pep Club 11,12; Synchro 12; cheerleading 12. Kower, Pamela, Student Board of Ed. 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Ecology Club 9; VST 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Volleyball 10. Kreyssig, Lisa, Library Club 9,10; Pep Club 10,12, Majorettes 10. Kupsaw, Edith, Student Council 11,12, Treasurer 9,10; Executive Council 9,10,11,12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Scribe 9; Synchro 9,10,11,12; VST 12; Concert Choir 10,11, Publicity 12; Madrigal Choir 10,11,12; Girls' Choir 9, Yale Book Award 11; Principal's Board 12. Ku-zoian, Doug, Soccer 9,10; Baseball 9,10,11,12. LaChance, Michelle, Concert Choir 12; Gymnastics 9,10; Vol- 97 leyball 10. Lang, Mark, AVES 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Photo Club 9,10,11,12; Sequin 11, Photo Ed 12; Swim Team 10,11,12. Lemay, Patricia, AFS 10,11, President 12; Ecology Club 9; Concert Choir 10.11. Lenoce, Joeseph, Key Club 11,12; Astronomy Club 9,10,11,12. Listro, Diane, Executive Council 9; GAA 9. Loveland, Mark, AVES 9.10.11, Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9; Jazz Ensemble 9. Lyman, Edward, Symphonic Band 9, Marching Band 9; Soccer 9,10,11; Basketball 11. Lyons, Michael, Scuba Club 10.11. Machowski, Raymond, Graphic Arts 9. Madeia, Lori, Concert Choir 10,11,12; Girls' Choir 9; Musical 9,10,11; Swim Team 11. Magnoli, Carol, VST 12; Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12; GAA 9,10. Malinowski, Douglas, Graphic Arts 9; Football 9.10.11, Captain 12; swimming 10,11,12; Track 12. Maljanian, Susan, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 12; Sequin 12. Manion, Steve, Graphic Arts 9; Baseball 9. Maselli, Lisa, General Biology Award 10. Mattarocci, Thomas, Boy's State 12; Sequin 12; Indoor Track 10; Basketball 9; Baseball 9; Tennis 10,11, Captain 12. McAuley, Bernard, YC 12; Basketball 9; Swimming 9,10,11, Captain 12. McKay, Donald, Radio Club 10,11,12. Meade, Barbara, President-Jr. Class; Girl's State 12; GAA 9. Meade, James, Art Studio 2D Scholastic Award. Mec-teau, Sue-Ann, GAA 10; Synchro 9,10,11,12; VST 12; Swim Team 10. Mednick, Marcie, Student Council 9,10,11; Executive Council 12; GAA 9,10; Scribe 12; Pep Club 11,12; VST 12; Girl's Choir 10. Medvetz, Anne, GAA 10; Scribe 11; Synchro 11,12; VST 12; Volleyball 10; Sequin Assistant Editor 12. Melly, Ann, YC 11, Vice Pres. 12; GAA 9,10; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 9,10,11,12. Melo, Stephen, Soccer 9,10,11,12; IPS Science Award 9. Menard, Muriel, DECA 11,12; Library Club 9. Messenger, Terry, Library Club 10; Graphic Arts 10. Mielczarek, Jane, Drama Club 11,12; VST 12; Concert Choir 12. Ma-zurek, Neil, Photo Club 11. Montano, lohn. Gymnastics 9,10,11, Captain 12. Muldoon, Pamela, Student Board of Ed. 11,12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Synchro 9,10,11,12; VST 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Sequin 12; Swim Team 9,10,11,12. Namnoum, James, Boy's State 12; Student Board of Ed. 12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Executive Council 10,11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Ensemble 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9; Variety Show 9,10,11,12; Musical 10,11,12; Principal's Board 12; Football 9,10,11,12. Napert, Diane, Student Council 9,10; Scribe 12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 10,11,12; Musical 10,11,12; Allstate Orchestra 11; Central Northwest Divsional Orch. 10,11,12. Naples, Jill, Pep Club 12; Synchro 12. Olson, Rob, Football 9; Golf 10,11,12. O'Neil, Tim, Swim Team 10,11. O'Sullivan, Patricia, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 11; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Madrigal Choir 9,10,11; Girl's Choir 9, Jazz Choir 10; Musical 9,10,11,12; Variety Show 11; All State Orchestra 10,11,12; Central Northwest Divisional Orch. 9,10,11,12. Ouellette, Jeff, Concert Band 9,10; Soccer 9,10. Pace, Cath-leen, AVES 9,10,11. Page, David, Football 9,10,11, Captain 12; Track 10. Partington, Kellie, Spanish Honor Society 10. Penttila, Anna-Maila, AFS 12; VST 12. Peretta, Sharen, GAA 9; AFS 9,10; Art club 9. Perrolti, Stephen, Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 12. Perzanowski, Thomas, Radio Club 9; Soccer 10. Peterson, Mark, Scuba Club 10,11. Peterson, Su- san, Graphic Arts 12. Petrozzi, Ann, Executive Council 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Art Club 11,12; Library Club 9; Synchro 9,10,11,12; VST 12; Sequin 12. Petrozzi, Mark, Executive Council 12; Social Chairman 12; Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9; Soccer 10; Gymnastics 10,11; Outdoor Track 10; Tennis 11,12. Pittsinger, Dean, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Radio Club 9; Pizzella, Richard, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Key Club 9,10,11,12; Radio Club 9; Baseball 11. Pomerenke, Deanna, AFS 11; Art club 9; Concert Choir 9,10; Portner, Amy, Student Council 9,10,11; Musical 9,10,11; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 10,11,12. Potter, Robert, Symphonic Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 9; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Indoor Track 10,11,12. Ratchford, Sarah, DECA 12; 1 Girls' Choir 9; Volleyball 10. Reale, Robert, Student Council 10,11; Boy's State 11; Executive Council 9,10,11, Vice Pres. 12; YC 12; AFS 11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Musical 10,11. Ridgley, Miriam, Nat'l Honor Society 12. Rinaldi, Mark, Football 9; Baseball 9,10,11,12. Roberts, Donna, Track 10,11. Robino, Maria. DECA 12; Pep Club 10,11 Robinson, Andramedia, Concert Choir 10,12; Girls' Choir 9. Rogers, Michael, Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Tennis 9,11,12. Rogor-zenski, Lisa, AFS 10; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Orchestra 9; Symphonic Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10. Sack, Barbara, AFS 11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Ecology Club Treas. 9; Drama Club 10; Secretary Treasurer 11, Vice Pres. 12; Synchro 10,11,12; VST 12; Math League 11,12; Home Ec Award 10; French Club Sect. Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Principal's Board 12. Sa-doian, Cary, AVES 12; Scribe 12; Key Club 11,12; Photo Club 9,11,12, Radio Club 9. Salmeri, Joseph, Student Council 9; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Ensemble 9,10; Marching Band 9,10,12; Sanford, 98 Marjorie, DECA 12; CAA 9,10; AFS 9,10,11,12; Library Club 9,10,11,12; Synchro 9,10,12. Santomenno, Sandy, Student Council Vice pres. 9,10; Executive Council 9; Student Board Of Ed. 10,11, Chairperson 12; CAA 10; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 9,10; Concert Choir 10; Trinity Book Award 11. Sardilli, Pamela, DECA 11,12; Library Club 9. Schaler, Sandy, Girls' Soccer 11, Captain 12; Symphonic Band 11; Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,11, Captain 12; Track 9.10.11.12. Schatz, Karlyn, Pep Club 12; Math League 12; Orchestra 11,12; Student Council 12. Shuberg, Amy, Synchro 9,10,11,12; VST 12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10; Flag Corps 11; Swim Team 10.11.12. Simone, Angela, Concert | Choir 10; Girls' Choir 9. Sirois, Laurie, CAA 10. Sliksbier, Cindy, Soccer 11,12; Volleyball 11; Basketball 12. Soccoli, Donna, Class Council 10,11,12; GAA 9,10; VST 12; Cheerleading 9,10,11; Principal's Board 12. Spain, Leonard, Orchestra 9,10. Stage, Shawn, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Orchestra 9,10; Symphonic Band 9,11,12; Jazz Ensemble 12; Girls' Choir 9,10; )r. Composition Award 11. Stawarky, joAnn, Student Council 9; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Scribe 9; Art club 10,11,12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 10,11,12; Concert Choir 10; Sequin Art Editor 12; Track 10; French Club 12. Stephan, Deb, GAA 9; Art Club 9. Stoltz, Edith, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Math League 12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Jazz Ensemble 9. Stone, toe, Symphonic Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10,11; Stoughton, Judith, DECA 12; Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10 Sullo, Donald, Soccer 9.10.11.12. Baseball 9,10,11,12. Sum-ma, Nancy, Student Council Delegate 9,10 Treasurer 11,12; Student Board of Ed. 12; Executive Council 9,10,11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Syn-cho 9; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Chamber Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Ensemble 11,12; Marching Band 9,10; Flag Corps 11,12; Sequin Typing Editor 12; Principal's Advisory Board 9; Musical 9,10,11; Variety Show 9,10,11,12; Central Northwest Divisional Band 10,11,12. Sykes, Charles, Football 10,11, Captain 12; Basketball 10.11.12. Sykes, Pamela, Student Council 9,12; Student Board Of Ed. 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; VST 12; Orchestra 9,10,11; Chamber Orchestra 12; Concert Choir 9,10,11; Girls' Choir 9; Sequin 12; Jazz Choir 10; Swim Team 9,10,11,Captain 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12; Musical 10. Tartaglia, Olga, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9; Concert Choir 10,11; Girls' Choir 9; Basketball 9,10; Softball 10,11,12; Volleyball 9. Thomas, John, Soccer 9,10,11,12. Tinkham, Peter, Concert Choir 10,11,12. Toce, Jennifer, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Math League 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Composition Award 11; French Club 12; Soccer Manager 11.12. Torsiello, Linda, Pep Club 11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11, President 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12. Trombley, Cathy, Synchro 9,10; Swim Team 11. Turkowitz, Merryl, Student Board of Ed. 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; VST 12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11, Treasurer 12; Marching Band 9; Flag Corps Captain 11,12; Sequin 12; Field Hockey 10; Softball 10,11,12. Uccello, Timothy, Football 9; Swim Team 10,11. Vigone, Jacqueline, YC 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Art Club 10,11,12; Snchro 10,11,12; VST 12; Orchestra 9,10,11; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Ensemble 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Sequin 12. Vos-kobiynyk, Natalie, YC 11, President 12; GAA 9; Volleyball 10,11. Walker, Marie, Concert Choir 9,10,11,12; Jazz Choir 10; Volleyball 9,10,11,12. Was-serman, Scott, French Club 9,10. Watt, Judith, YC 12; GAA 9; Field Hockey 9,10; Swim Team 11,12. Weinberg, Michael, Nat'l Honor Society 12; Radio Club 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Ensemble 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Tennis 11,12. Wendrow, Joel, Concert Choir 9. Westberry, Viola, Concert Choir 9,10,11,12; Madrigal Choir 9; Volleyball 10,11,12. Wesfgate, Mary, Student Board of Ed 12; Student Council 9,10; Nat'l Honor Society Orchestra 9,11; Chamber Orchestra 10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11, Drum Major 12; Musical 9,10,11,12; French Club 11, Sequin Bus. Mgr. 12. Whipple, Sally, Student Board of Ed. 10,12; VST 12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Field Hockey 11; Musical 10,11. Win-alski, Helen, Student Council 11, Social Chairman, 11; Pep Club 11; Field Hockey 10. Winialski, Sherry, Pep Club 11,12; Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Outdoor Track 10. Wojtowicz, Jeanne, Student Council 11; DECA 12; Field Hockey 10,11,12; Track 11,12. Yeranian, Edward, Student Board of Ed. 10,12; Student Council 9,10,12; Executive Council 9, Sec., 10, Pres. 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Scribe 9,10,11, Editor 12; Key Club 11,12; Math League 11; Sequin 12; Quill and Scroll 12; U.S. History Award 11; UConn French Award 11. Yoakum, Debbie, AFS 10,11,12; Synchro 12; Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10; Concert Choir 9,12; Tennis 9; Volleyball 9; Basketball 9; Track 9. 99 100 Mrs. Sheila Nesdale Cafeteria Workers STANDING: Mr. Stanley Parkyn, Mr. Stephen Ludlow, Mr. George Williams, Mr. Frank Murphy, Mr. George Saponare, Mr. Larry Marsh, Mr. Robert Torry, Mr. William Hall; SEATED Miss Diana May, Mrs. Sheila Dumeer, Mrs. Betty Hathaway Mrs. Mary Fleming 101 Mr. Frank Cybulski Mrs. Amy Potter, Mrs. Nancy Brazel, Mrs. Becky Senia Mrs. Dee D'Alesandris, Mrs. Janet Menz, Mrs. Peg McDonald, Mrs. Eleanor Heckman, Mrs. Bev Perrotta Mrs. Evelyn Fairchild, Mrs. Virginia Stage, Mrs. Lorraine Magnoli Dr. Howard Ide Mr. Francis Dilion Miss Karen Erlandson, Miss Willa Eckersley 102 k ; Mr. Donald King, Mr. Frank L£FT TO RIGFFT Mr Russell Nugent, Mr. Bob Petrovic, Mr. Woodrow Warren, Miss Rose Paternostro, Mr. Paul Rothberg, Mr. Richard Mildrum, Mr. Waldemar Block, Mr. Francis DiOrio Mrs. Rachel Emerson, Miss Patricia Miss Harriel King, Mrs. Jean Pezko Landers, Mr. Dino Castellani Mrs. Judy Roberts O'Rourke, Mr. Martin Reisner 103 Mr. Oscar Ebner Mr. Chris Banach Mrs. Jane McCloin ROW 7. Miss Carolyn Fusco, Mrs. Linda Romano, Miss Elizabeth Mathews, Mrs. Nancy Bannon; ROW 2: Mr. David Pouliot, Mr. Nicholas McCray, Miss Monica Hopper, Mr. Louis Ruggiero, Miss Martha Turner, Mrs. Isabelle VanDeuser, Mrs. Irene Barton; ROW 3. Mrs. Maureen Gossoo, Mr. Peter Huybrechts, Mr. Paul Mallia Mrs. Eleanor Controvillas, Mrs. Lois Horbal Mr. Stanley Parkyn, Ms. Marie Cooley Mr Aldo Passarelli, Miss Lijole Zidonis, Mrs. Valeria DeNapoli Mr. Henry Rothauser, Assr. Principal Dr. Willioi . Ward, School Superintent Mr. Neil Gordes Mr. Richard Rogalski, Mr Herbert Sheppard, Principal ROW J Mrs. Hilda Kesten, Mrs. Mildred Chesley, Mr. Melvin Parretfe, Mr Paul DuBois, Mr. Andrew Aros, Mr. Gerald lee, Mrs. Muriel Scoler, ROW 2: Mr Anthony Dos Santos, Mr. Harry Harutunian, Mr. Donald Roberts Mrs. Kathy Whiting ROW 7 Mrs. Enid Dath, Miss Joan Nagy, Mrs Joanne Vasil, ROW 2: Mr Walter Fitzpatrick, Mr. Robert Steele, Mr. Thomas Pacyna, Mr. Peter Klopp 105 Mr. Josef Treggor, Mr. Francis Dilion, Mr. John Mills Mrs. Joanne Vasil, Mrs. Linda Romano Mrs. Carolyn Galligan Custodians Mr. Darrell Ashton, Mrs. Dorothy Keleher, Mr Richard Peplau, Mr. Vincent Parente Mr Ernest Mandeville Mr Ronald Combatz, Mr. Joseph Bajek, Mr. Michael Epstein, Mr. Peter Hoffman, Mr. James Mrs. Carolyn Rothberg, Mrs. Fran Robin-Crebase, Mr. Robert Patz, Mr. Henry Resutek °n Mr. William Pilotte Mr. Arthur Anderson, Asst. Principal Mrs. Elizabeth Gates, Miss Nancy Narsis Also: Miss Gertrude Reeve, Mr. Tony Guarnieri, Mrs. Ceil Fiederlein Mr. Ed DeHay 107 108 109 MaryBeth Brennan Ill John Harrington, Phil Cormier 112 113 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPREADS GOODWILL Every other Monday afternoon, the National Honor Society meets to discuss what good they can spread throughout the school and community. On Halloween night, members took children from the Regional Center trick or treating around town. A Fall Festival was held in November, and baked goods were sold, with the pro- ceeds going to the annual food drive for needy families in Newington. In December, members organized a student Christmas card mailing service and sold candy canes to spread holiday spirit. The National Honor Society spreads good will throughout the year. ROW 7: S. Khan, R. Edgecomb, E. Kupsaw; ROW 2: K. Forsberg, E. Yeranian, O. Tartagiia,). Stawarky, L. Rogorzenski, S. King, C. Brennan, C. Davis, R. Pizzella; ROW 3: M. Turkowitz, B Dennis, S. Maljanian, S. Connelly, P. O'Sullivan, A. Petrozzi, K. Cettel, J. Toce, M. Kinney, B. Hirst, E. Bower; ROW 4: N. Summa, M. Westgate,). Vignone, S. Frohock, S. Ciansante, S. Beran, P. Kowar, S. Stage, R. Reale, L. Impelluso; ROW 5.J. Kawecki, M. Friedman, J. Cramer, S. Santomenno, N. Johnson, P. Muldoon, B. Hynes; ROW 6: J. Namnoum, B Callahan, D Pittsinger, D. Boehm, B. Sack, J. Barnicle, B. Sinatra, W. Skinner, E. Hollis. D. Kelly, R. Reale, E. Yeranian, M. Mednick The Student Council underwent many changes this year. First, a new approach to membership was tried. The group was opened up to include many new members, which resulted in successful planning of activities, increased student awareness of the workings of a school and their place in it, and a greater social awareness. Despite minor difficulties in its operations, many successful activities resulted. The Homecoming Dance, which should become an annual event, and a Valentine mail service for students, were made possible. It is hoped that the student council will continue as an active, spirited group for many years! CHANGES BRING UNITY 115 SENIORITY SETS IN The Class of 77 started their final year with images of the Senior Ball and graduation floating through their minds. Their bubbles were quickly popped, however, when they realized all the work ahead. After an extremely successful magazine drive, work was started on the Senior Ball. The class has worked hard these last four years, but it was all worth it. Under the leadership of our president, Brian Billiter, the seniors are proving to be the best class Newington High has ever seen! Three cheers for 77! S. Connolly, M. Petrozzi, W. Skinner, C. Sinatra, B. Billiter ROW 7: M. Petrozzi, B. Sinatra, B. Billiter, S. Connolly, W Skinner' ROW 2- F Yeranian r prAnn n . ., Giansanti, t. Impulluso; ROW 3: B. Dennii, S. Frohock, P Kowa?. E. Bower A. PeI?ozzt'R R le Um' UP“W’ $' 116 IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED . . . The Junior Class will long remember Mr. X , the ice cream booth, and the flood. With the help of president Sharon Brown, the Pizza Dinner was a success; but what about the Junior Bazaar? As thoughts about Jasper Wrath, the prom theme, and prom committees ran through the everyone's head, so did the remark, We miss you, Jackie . All of their hard work went toward April 29th and the Prom. SOPHOMORES LOST IN THE SHUFFLE This year's Sophomore Class began the year with numerous fundraising activities. Their very successful fall bake sale brought in a substantial profit, as did the combined Freshman-Sophomore Pancake Breakfast and Pizza Dinner. The First Annual Sophomore Dance was also a tremendous success and enjoyed by everyone. The sophomore class now hopes for a successful and exciting Junior Prom. CONFUSED FRESHMEN COME THROUGH The Class of 1980 started out its year as any other freshman class does — in a state of total confusion. The eternal questions such as Where is the money? , Do we have any homeroom representatives? , and Does anyone have any suggestions? came up at their early meetings. But the ever-faithful bake sales got the class of '80 off to a good start. Ah, the trials and tribulations of being a freshman ... 117 D. Salmari, J. Kehoe, B. Block, D. Summa, M. Hernandez, C. Laden, R. Welch ROW 7. A. Melly, B. McAuley, R. Reale, B. Glass, B. Galante, E. Lieber; ROW 2: C. Colgan, B. Hirst, D. Lesser, I. Pagliaro, T. Cunningham, S. Levin, J. Hoar, B Billiter, J. Vignone, N. Voskobinyk, L. Thompson; ROW 3:J. Dinney, J. Watt, E. Bower, L. Gionfriddo, S. Frohock, M. Foran, N. Bernstein, J. Marshall YOUTH SPEAKS OUT Youth Council is a select organization consisting of Newington High students. Although the group derives its members from the high school, school activities are not their primary concern. Under supervision of Parks and Recreations director. Bob Stanley, the group has helped bring activities to the town, such as their annual Halloween party at the Hartford Regional Center. The group, which is also responsible for the organization of Saturday night dances, will never forget the dance Fox Fire played at. The Chicken Heart Story and the cry When is the banquet? will long resound in members' minds. 118 BOARD REPRESENTS US The Student Board of Education is a voluntary association presently consisting of twenty members. It is open to any upper or lower classman interested in having a say about what is directed to the student body from the administration. The accomplishments of the Board are made in conjunction with monthly meetings with the school superintendent, Mr. William P. Ward. This is in addition to their bi-weekly meetings. The Student Board also meets with the Senior Board of Education to air grievances and give suggestions four times a year, based on members' contact with the different student bodies of the school system. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Cardona, B. Boorman, M. Turkowitz, B. Dennis, S. Santomenno, M. Mednick, N. Summa,). Namnoum, J. Kawecki; BACK ROW: S. Whipple, P. Kowar, P. Muldoon, I. Impelluso, E. Yeranian, W. Skinner, M. Westgate 119 IT WAS A WEEK OF ACTION Girls' and Boys' State is a group of students chosen in their junior year to represent the school at a series of weeklong meetings where they learn the basic workings of government. They run a mock town, city, and state government. The participants will never forget the perils of watching late night television at the cadet's lounge, belly dancing, Ma' name's Baabra , and frequent arrests and court cases for such major offenses as not pushing the elevator button with your nose. It was some week! OPERATION: FACELIFT Scribe, our beloved school newspaper, was given a slight facelifting this year. Through the cooperative efforts of our Dicta-tor-in-Chief, staff, and advisor Tony G., we attempted to publish a good-looking journilistically sound, and informative paper which the entire student body would enjoy, free of charge. Upholding freedom of the press was our credo and we lived up to it for the most part. Neither ads, nor gnawing deadlines, nor pasteups deterred us in bringing Scribe to the students every month. A sometimes thankless task it was, with light moments here and there, crowned with the sweet smell of achievement. ROW 1: C. Sinatra, R. Reale, T. Mattorocci, ROW 2:). Namnoum, B. Meade, S. Connolly, W Skinner. SEATED; T. Doe, E. Yeranian, STANDING: Mr. Guarnieri, G. Ratchford, A. Hyrcyna, L. Asato, J. Kay, W. Kawecki, B. Billiter, D. Napert, S. Goodrich 120 THEY TAKE ACTION The Principal's Board is a group new this year to Newington High. Established by NHS's Principal, Mr. Herb Sheppard, the group consists of students from all four grades who meet every other week. Its main purpose is to bring many different opinions about controversial matters to the attention of the administration. 121 AND THE BEAT GOES ON . . . Practicing every Tuesday and Thursday to the sounds of many different drummers, the Marching Band and Flag Corps prepare for home football games. Under the direction of Flag Corps captain Merryl Turkowitz, Drum Major Mary Westgate, and General Mills, the groups polish their marching and maneuvuring. The two highlights of the season were their spectacular performance at UConn Band Day and their first annual Thanksgiving Day Show. Pa-rum-pa-pum-pum. M. Westgate B. Callahan 122 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA RECEIVES MEDALS The NHS Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Josef Treg-gor, blends the colorful timbre of the wind instruments with the mellow tones of the string section. The overall result is an infinite variety of dynamics and color. The orchestra has traveled to Bermuda, Quebec, and Washington D.C., receiving numerous medals for their participation in international competition. Butch Sinatra and Patty O'Sullivan CONCERT BAND ASPIRING MUSICIANS The Concert Band, consisting of many instrumentalists, practices in the band room every seventh period under the direction of Mr. John Mills. In the fall, the band dons uniforms of blue and gold and, combined with the Symphonic Band, becomes the Newington High School Marching Band and Flag Corps. 123 VERSATILE AND SELECT The Chamber Orchestra, consisting of approximately twenty-five selected members from the symphony orchestra, uses a variety of shadings and detailed workmanship to create a strong contrapuntal style. This instrumental en- semble has toured Bermuda, Washington D.C., and Quebec, performing works from the classical to the contemporary. JAZZ GROUP ADDS SPIRIT The NHS Jazz Ensemble, led by Mr. John Mills, adds a spirited beat to the music department. This versatile group participates in the Berklee Jazz Festival, holds an annual Swing into Spring dance, and performs at the NHS Variety Shows. 124 SYMPHONIC BAND TRAVELS The Symphonic Band, directed by Mr. John Mills, is a group of talented people involved in music in many ways. First and foremost, they must audition in order to play with the group. The band practices their pieces, which range from classical to modern, every day. Their travels have taken them from Canada to Washington, where they received a bronze medal for their performance. These people are accomplished, both individually and as a group. Mr. Mills Pete Turek 125 O.K., now think B-flat . .. Tenors - where are you? ... | Dp Stop burying your head in the Y (J U L L DL music! These comments are typi- _ i cal of a Concert Choir rehearsal 5UI PIxI5ED on any ay- T e a membership of about 75 students, provides both the school and the community with various types of music ranging from Handel's Messiah to the more popular R. Hanbury songs of today. Under the humorous guidance of Mr. Dilion, the group transforms the seemingly impossible notes and words on a sheet of paper into a beautiful piece of music. Remembering previous trips to Canada and Washington, the group plans an exchange concert with an Atlantic City High School. 126 CLUB OPENS DOORS Consisting of nine boys and two girls, the Key Club of Newington High School is a service organization for the school and community. Under the direction of its advisor, Mr. Ruggiero, the club serves the community in many ways. The turkey baskets distributed at Thanksgiving and Christmas, the Christmas Toy Drive for children, and the raking of leaves for the elderly in the fall are some of the successful projects sponsored by the Key Club. Their main goal is to better the community. BOY, CAN THEY MULTIPLY This year's Math League consists of 25 students who participate in monthly contests involving various aspects of math. With their school advisors Mrs. Bannon and Mrs. VanDeuser guiding them, the NHS team attends an annual banquet where recognition and awards are given to those individuals and schools who hold the top positions. 127 DARKROOM TECHNIQUES WORK How many people can you fit into a darkroom at once? Are you experienced in darkroom techniques? F.P. struck with the white crystalline disease. Every once in a while there emerges from the depths of dektol a print worth saving. These are just some of the comments made by the illustrious Photo Club members. This club, with approximately 15 members, takes pictures of games, activities, and special events. Many pictures appearing in Scribe were courtesy of photo club members. A.V.E.S. LENDS A HAND The A-V Club consists of those geniuses who know how to operate the various audio and visual aids which sometimes tend to confuse the teachers. The club has about 25 knowledgeable members who flit about the building saving faculty members in distress! Mr. Cordes, the Jolly G. , and his fellow A-Vers are stationed in room 101, ready for any emergency. A question most recently heard in the A-V room is What are we here for? ROW 1: K. Leggo; ROW 2: M. Lang, P. Tozer, C. Sadoian, Mr. Cordes 128 ROW 7. D. Kenny; N. Leggo; D. Gadbout; K. Leggo; Mr. Cordes; ROW 2: G. Carlone; R. DeMichael; G. Sadoian, M. Lang; P. Tozer DECA PLAYS WITH A FULL DECK DECA is an organization for juniors and seniors who are enrolled in the Distributive Education classes. It is a non-profit, nonpolitical, school-centered organization. A totally youth-oriented group, its purpose is to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. Their activities include the operating of the school store and various fund raisers. DECA also enters many competitions throughout the year. Some of the competitions that were attended were the Narcon convention in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, area and state conventions, and a national convention in California. At these conventions members compete in different events such as advertising, job interviews, displays, shadow box, manuals, and other job-oriented qualifications. HOT OFF THE PRESSES Did you ever sit down and wonder where our great No Exit signs come from? Well, the answer has finally arrived! It's the Graphic Arts Club. In case you're wondering just what the graphic arts club is, they are a group of students, headed by Mr. Bajek, who are responsible for such things as printing tickets for various activities and fund-raising projects. FRENCH CLUB MAKES RAPID COMEBACK Bonjour! After being out of the picture for a few years, the French Club has recently made a great comeback. Led by Mr. Maggiora and Mrs. Pepin, the group is working on many activities. The highlight of the year for the club will be a trip to Canada. They have been busy raising funds for that purpose. Other trips were to the Hartford Stage Co. to see a French play and out to eat at an authentic French restaurant. They started a new tradition for future French clubs to continue: handing out cupcakes to the teachers at Christmas time. Bonne Chance Notres Amis! AFS - LINKING US WITH OTHER NATIONS American Field Service (AFS) is a club which has become a very active group at Newington High. It has successfully combined profitmaking and fun. This is not always the easiest thing to do, but the rewards of being able to meet people from all over the world, and especially having someone to stay in the community, makes it totally worthwhile. While the forty students who belong to this club have discovered the art of running a successful money-making project, they have much more importantly discovered the art of turning work into fun. ROW 7. ). Davis, B. Sack, J. Kubay, L. Crowley; ROW 2: B. Hynes,). Stawarky,). Hildreth, R Amado, J. Mielczarek, M. )usto, J. Toce; ROW 3: I. Brighenty, B. DeMato, D. Dowjat, C. LaVoie, R. Walter, S. Whitlord, L. Carbicco, T. Mielczarek, P. Itamblet, J. Stawarky, B Balocki, K. Davis, M. Rao, J. Bianed, C. Roberts, K. Ormstead, M. Martucci, C. McSweeney ROW 7:M. Webster, A. Pentilla, C. Davis, K. Forsberg, P. LeMay, D. Kelly;ROW2; C. Spilecki, D. Larson, L. Pizzella, D. Yoakum, M. Sanford, K. Chardevedi, K. McMahon; ROW 3-M Goty P. Marcou, L. Crowley, D. Toce, R Stamm; ROW 4: J. Kay, S. Kowaluk, L. Wetheral, S Martin YOUNG THESPIANS ASPIRE TO STARDOM ROW 7: C. Ratchford, M. Lang, L. Hamlin, ). Mielczarek, B. Sack; ROW 2: J. Mohnahan, P Scharr, K. McMahon, B. Sneideman, M. Neiman,). Kehoe; ROW 3: K. Davis, L. Andrzejczuk, K. Crowley, L. Crowley, M. Dresner Barefoot in the Park is probably more remembered by people at NHS than the group of students who put it on- our own Drama Club. The twenty member group, with advisors Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett, work toward one major production each year, this year's being Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park. The group plans a spring trip to New York City, with fund- raising activities such as a car wash and a bake sale, hopefully paying for the excursion. 131 M. Neiman, B. Sack, P. Scrivano, L. Stahlbush M. Neiman, D. Charamut PEP SHOWS The active members of the Pep Club are responsible for the famous recording of the school song played frequently throughout the day. Or perhaps you've seen them, clad in blue and gold, cheering the sports teams to victory on a cold October afternoon (while the rest of the fans head for some warm hot chocolate). The highlight of the year, however, was the Homecoming Dance. HIGH ON BOOKS The Library Club members, in addition to their regular duties as student aides in the library, find time to have a Holiday Tea in December for all the teachers. Led by their president Debbie Sack and advisor Mrs. Cates, the 25 members meet monthly and are members of the State Library Club, Nutmeg 020. TINY BUBBLES Did you ever try to fit thirty girls in a shower? Well, every month the Varsity Shower Team tries, and usually succeeds. Led by Miss Eckersley, the group cleans their way to fame. Inspired by their wonderful team song, Tiny Bubbles, the girls brave hot water and crowded stalls for a sweet taste of victory. On your mark ... get set ... SCRUB! 132 ARTISTS DABBLE . . . The Art Club has had an extremely industrious year, under President Jackie Vignone and Vice President Ann Petrozzi. Members have been working on a variety of crafts and exploring the numerous areas and types of art. A very successful Christmas craft sale was held and members are planning to make a large Indian decoration for the gym. Besides having fun, the art club adds beauty and life to NHS. ROW 1: B. Cassell, L. Mazur, A. Petrozzi, J. Stawarky, J. Vignone, ). Davis, V. O. Hings, ). Barberi; ROW 2:). Doe, L. Clickstein, R. Davis; ROW 3: D. Wolfson, J. Stawarky, S. Keefe, M. Berglund LIFT TO RIGHT: ROW 7: M. Kinney, S. Flinchbaugh, C. Davis; ROW 2: C. Davis, B. Sack, J. Vignone, E. Dumeer, E. Ginn; ROW 3; S. Frohock, C. Dumeer, A. Shurberg, D. Lesser, C. Stack; ROW 4: S. Mecteau, A. Petrozzi, E. Kupsaw, N. Basdekian, M. Kinney, S. leckowicz. The NHS Girls' Synchronized Swim Club, headed by Mrs. Vicky Morley and Miss Bonnie Hittle-man, really kick up a storm. In the spring, these girls organize themselves and begin preparations for their annual show. Countless hours are spent both in and out of the pool, writing and rehearsing the routines. This year's officers are: Sue Connolly, president; MaryLynn Kinney, vice president; Eileen Dumeer, treasurer; and Janet Uccello, secretary. The girls work hard, but enjoy it. SYNCHRO IN TOP FORM 133 WE DID IT! The Sequin staff of 1977 wanted something different, something special, and we set our goals from that first day at the Josten's Amer-ican Yearbook Company seminar. After all, who can pass up loads of good food? After finally deciding who does what, and where it's done, (the office had been moved three times) we set up business in the executive suite. We grew increasingly inspired as the results of our endeavors started appearing. February 10th marked a great triumph as we added the finishing touches and sent the book to print. And it is with pride that we present it to you. Amie Dehner, Editor-in-chief Betsy Galante, Art Editor Mrs. P. Erlandson, Advisor JoAnn Stawarky, Art Editor 134 |. Baranski, C. Colgan, C. Anderson Kathy Beauregard, Senior Editor N. Summa, J. Stawarky, M. Westgate K. Beauregard, S. Connolly, M. Kinney Mark lang. Photography Editor 135 136 j. Vignone, B. Billiter, J. Barnicle, Mrs. V. DeNapoli, Art Advisor, J. Stawarky, A. Evangelista, B. Galante. Nancy Summa, Typing Editor Mary Westgate, Business Manager TEAM MAKES IT TO STATES! The Varsity Soccer team, led by captains Bob Potter, Mike Rodgers, and Tom Cassell, made it to the state tournaments this year, but they ended the tournament in their first game with a loss to Hartford Public. It was a tough game with a final score of 3-1. The Bloomfield game will long be remembered by the team. Bloomfield scored two goals to take an early lead in the game. Then Newington came back and scored 5 consecutive goals to win 5-2. The team's seasonal record was 7-7 with a 0-1 tournament record. 1i8 M. Rogers, J. Thomas Mr. Torry Don Sullo o Steve Melo Coach Nugent 139 Michael Rogers Bob Potter 140 J. Thomas, S. Melo, W. Skinner, D. Sullo, P. Caesar 141 W. Skinner, D. Sullo, M. Rodgers, T. Cassell, J. Thomas A TEAM IS BORN Broadening the spectrum of girls' sports at Newington High, the Girls' Soccer Team finished their first season with a successful record of 3-3-1. Although there seemed to be a mutual dislike of those laps around the field, the girls, led by co-captains Sandy Schaller and Mary Ann Colandro, worked diligently to become a real team. Braving the rain, the cold, the wind, and those small puddles which threatened to flood the whole field, the team was encouraged along the way by their coach, Mr. Davidson, with his favorite words, I've got some good news and some bad news. With the everpresent support of their mascot, Soccertes, the girls were always ready and eager to face an opponent. The season proved productive, evidenced by the development of a straggly group into a well coordinated, effective soccer team. ROW 1: L. Cyr, M. Brennan, M. Colandro, S. Schaller, C. Sliksbier, K. Forsberg. ROW 2: A. Frauenglass, B. Ginn, A. Yeranian, D. Sack, B. Amaral, T. Podlodowski, M. Salheri, B. London, Mr. Davidson; ROW 3: D. Fago, J. Montgomery, L. Pellegrino, ). Tedesco, L. Decker, E. Goodrich, E. Graziano, D. Kelly; ROW4, E. Fargo, C. Socha, S. Rizza. S. Anderson, W. Sandler, M. Brennan, K. Deltano; ROW 5: K. Connolly, J. Schaller, K. Bajek, D. Rannou, M. McGuin-ness. 142 S. Schaller B. Amaral, M. Brennan CROSS COUNTRY: SMALL BUT MIGHTY. In competition, the size of the team usually does indicate better chances for success, leaving the Newington High Girls' Cross Country team with a disadvantage from the start. The girls' team which started with ten people, ended with only 5 regular members. In contrast to other team sports, five members is the least you need for competition in cross country, so Newington could compete and did. One of the exciting highlights of the season was the home game against Weaver, when Newington girls came in 2,3,4,5, and 7, for a score of 21-31. Another victory was against New Britain when the Newington girls came for another win, 25-30. There were some close meets which Newington lost such as Farmington 27-28, Hamden 26-31, and 27-32. It was a difficult season, but the team's dedication and spirit carried them to a 3-10 record. W. Chalmers, S. Martin, J. Wartchow, M. Mihalyo, j. Melo, Miss Mathews Miss Mathews 143 W. Chalmers INDIANS END WITH Newington won a tense game against Wethersfield 24-22 to end the season with the most gratifying year in Newington High School Football History. This Thanksgiving Day Came kicked off a new tradition. Led by the five captains John Aiello, Dave Page, Jim Parry, Doug Malinowski, and Charlie Sykes, the Indians came from behind to beat Wethersfield in a nerve-racking game. Opening the season with four losses in a row, Newington launched their comeback with an impressive win over Windsor Locks and then with South Windsor, Bloomfield, Windsor, South Catholic, and Wethersfield all falling in the hands of defeat to the Indians. The team showed great pride and courage and most of all they kept together as a full unit and played through to a winning season. The Indians ended the 1976 season with a 6-4 record. Dave Page 144 Emmett Tedesco Rose Kohlmann A WINNING SEASON. Coach John Ludko, Coach Larry Marsh, Coach John Balducci Coach Balducci 1 146 Coach Marsh 147 D'ANTONIO AND BERGLUND LEAD TEAM TO The Boys' Cross Country Team this year had an excellent season with an overall record of eight wins and two losses, and a CVC record of four wins and two losses. Led by Coach Frank O'Rourke and captain Paul D'An-tonio, the team members put forth a tremendous effort, but were unsuccessful in capturing the CVC Championship, losing to a tough Rockville team. The strong running of senior Mark Berglund gave Newington first place in almost every meet, with captain Paul D'Antonio acting as strong number two runner. P. D'Antonio, D. Boehm, M. Berglund, Coach O'Rourke CVC RECORD 4-2! 149 Mark Berglund Dave Boehm Paul D'Antonio LET'S GET ROWDIE! The Newington High School Cheerleaders are lively, energetic girls who take pride in the sports at NHS. Their efforts are a big boost to all our teams. But they are seen not only supporting the teams, but also raising money by selling calendars and candy to purchase new uniforms. Captain Lisa DaMonte, co-cap-tains Ann Melly and Carol Mag-noli, along with the rest of the squad are dedicated sports enthusiasts. They will always remember the “deformed megaphone, meeting new people, and wild bus rides to away games. Through their pep and spirit, many teams were cheered on to difficult victories. ROW 1: L. DaMonte, C. Magnoli, A. Melly; ROW 2. M. Becker, K. Farrelly, K. Cable, M. Cerasoli, S. Plourd, S. Beaurivage, B. Soccoli, K. Cettel, ). Groth. ISO 151 L. DaMonte, M. Scelza, C. Magnoli CARING COUNTS MOST Co-captains Pam Sykes and Anne Balicki led this year's Girls' Swim Team to a 5-5-1 season. This is commendable considering the changes that took place in the team. Two new coaches, Miss Bonnie Hittleman and Bob Glass, a new division, and stiffer competition have all been factors. With all of these changes, the feeling of team unity and closeness has remained. Every girl has a special feeling for the other girls on the team. When a swimmer does her best time or a diver does well, everyone is there to congratulate her. This capacity for caring is the most important ingredient for a successful team, and is found on this year's girls' swim team. A. Shurberg B. Glass, P. Sykes Mrs. Morley, Miss Hittleman, P. Sykes, A. S. Goodrich Petrozzi 152 153 A GREAT SETUP WORKS! The Girls' Volleyball Team, led by Coach Eckersley and Captain Pat Kingsbury, succeeded in reaching the State Tournaments this year. Showing skill and devotion, the team placed fourth. The highlights of the season, the matches against Pulaski, were exciting as well as gratifying. One away match was the longest match played this year, lasting two hours. When first seeing the height of their opponents, the girls felt their chances were slim; but the team made a fine effort and won the first and third games. The home game against Pulaski was just as impressive. Pulaski won the first game, but Newington came back to win the second and third. Being one of the finest teams around, their overall record was eleven wins and seven losses. 154 Sue Giansante Suzanne Combes 155 ROW 1: M. Walker, V. Westberry, P Kingsbury, S. Ciansante, S. Combes; ROW 2: ). Quintaglie, C. Kingsbury, S. Hannon, S. Dowling, C. Kosinski, M. MacKinnon, S. Breuer, A. Dipierro, K. Mannon, Miss Eckersley. VAMPIRES STRIKE AGAIN! The Girls' Field Hockey team is a very young one this year, with only two returning seniors, cocaptains Lisa Impellusoand Jeanne Wotjowicz. With all the hard work, dedication, and practice, the girls learned to work together to become a team. In the process, the vampires became very close. Oftentimes during practices the team would develop a southern accent and could be seen talking to doorknobs and light switches. The effort of their coach Miss Karen Erlandson and the entire squad made the season a great one with a 4-6-1 record. Coach Erlandson 156 ROW 1: M. Deconti, N. Leggo, J. Wojtowicz, L. Impelluso, S. Ferris, A. Brown; ROW 2: L. Colavecchio, L. Langille, P. Murphy, P. Coles, R Randich, J. LeBrun, Coach Erlandson Liu Impelluso L. Impelluso (eanne Wojtowicz WE FLIP OVER GYMNASTICS The Boys' Gymnastics team, finishing their season with an eight and nine record, did an excellent job in the Northern Conn. Sectionals, and placed second. At the sectionals. Sophomore Steven Rowland took a silver medal on the rings and Junior Co-captain Steve Malinowski took a bronze on the high bar and a silver in the all-around. Senior captain John Montano took a bronze on the parallel bars and a gold on the high bar. Without any serious injuries, the team showed consistent improvement throughout the season, particularly freshmen Mike Jordan and Mike Pelton. With these two freshmen and the other hard-working members of the gymnastics team, the 78 season looks like a good one for the boys and their head coach, Mr. Costas Constantine. Even though we horse around and may be found hitting the bars (at 3:00 in the afternoon?), we all beam with pride to be members of the NHS Girls' Gymnastics Team. Whether we're gettin' down to music or gettin' down to the floor we're always up on top when meet time comes around. We'll remember Miss Halb's first season, aerobic dancing, Pan, Boney, Barrel, Pea, Pin, Pail ... what rhymes with Beverly?! We won't forget our false securities, mental blocks and You little chicken! Thanks, John and Steve. Steve Malinowski 158 ROW 1: LIFT TO RIGHT, F. Halb (coach), C. Magnoli, J. Barnicle, A. Melly. ROW 2: L. Pellegrino, L. Sampson, G. Varney, B. Dunn, L. St. Amand, L. Cefaratti, J. Tedesco, S. Anderson, B. Daulphin. ROW 3.). Montano, C. Debegare, S. Marshall, J. Turgeon, K. Womer, L. O'Toole, C. Rusconi, D. Gagne, N. Stevens Carol Magnoli Coach Halb Joan Barnicle Ann Melly 159 CASSELL AND SYKES LEAD TEAM Having only two returning seniors, the 1976-1977 Newington High School Basketball Team has a tough uphill climb this year. The returning seniors, co-captains Tom Cassell and Charlie Sykes, play very emotionally and give all the defensive hustle needed. Charlie, the big man on the team, is also the top rebounder. Tom is the second leading scorer and rebounder and the top assist man. As Coach King puts it, The two boys are great co-captains and great leaders. Although the season opened with some disappointing losses, the team is hoping for a successful turnabout such as their first win against Conard. The team's spirit will keep the ball bouncing! FRONT C. Sykes, J. Patz, C. Gary, G. Ciesnik, ). Bergstrom, T. Cassell; BACK C. Gallo, T. Fravel, R. Weaver, J. Gray, Coach King 160 161 Gene Ciesnik, Charlie Sykes, Tom Cassell Ted Fravel, Charlie Sykes, John Cray Charlie Sykes, Tom Cassell, Gene Ciesnik Alan Bower and Tasos Cavrilis 162 163 John Cray “WHO'S THE BEST? Paced by point performances of departing seniors Mary Ann Co-landro, Pam Sykes, Shirin Khan, and Sandy Schaller, the NHS Girls' Varsity Basketball team routed Rockville 62-27, despite worries over MaryAnn's problem, a situation which may have cramped their style. Leading by 20 points at the half, the team boogied into the locker room to the tune of Sweet Georgia Brown , led by the overjoyed trio of Boom, 'Fro, and Dip. Coaches Turner and Slack (together again) commented on their appearance in the new warm-ups and instead of game films, they provided entertainment with Gidget Goes to Pakistan . With lots of hustle, the team once again cruised to victory. Who's the best? — We's the best! — WE'S THE BEST!” Sandy Schaller 164 165 S. Khan, S. Schaller Coach Turner ROW 1 M. Collandro, S. Khan, S. Schaller. P. Sykes, ROW2: B. Jambard, S. Breur, K. Clark, M. McKinnor, C. Kozinski, A. Brown, K. Hannon, A. DiPierro. M. McKinnon WHO GETS THE O.B.S.A Swimming to a successful season, the Boys' Swim Team was cocaptained by seniors Barney McAuley and Burt Callahan. Starting the season strongly, the Indians broke two records at the Bul-keley Relays. Led by the cry of Savior-faire is everywhere , the team, under the leadership of Coach Bill Davidson, proved itself a worthy adversary in the CVC. The combined efforts of seniors Mark Lang and Brad Edge, Juniors Pete Tozer and Steve Buden, and sophomore Brett Rajotte helped the team to victory. The successful diving escapades of the Malinowski brothers, Doug, Steve, and Ed were also a boost to morale. With many returning underclassmen, next year's team shows much promise. Brad Edge and Coach Davidson OLD BATHING SUIT AWARD? ROW ONE: M. Nicholson, D. Malinowski, B. Callahan, B. McAuley, M. Lang, B. Edge, D Pettingil, T. Beauregard, M McManus, ROW TWO: K. Burns, L. Maxtutis, B Roy, S. Petow, T. LaRose, J. Doe, M. Friedman, F. Davidson, S Buden, D. Cloutier, B Rajotte, B. Erwin, ROW THREE: D. Taylor, R. DeMichael, P. Tozer, D. Marshall, J. Whalen, M. Jordan, R Caudet, S. Malinowski, E. Malinowski, T. Callahan, Coach W. Davidson Brad Edge Mark Lang 167 INDOOR TRACK LEAVES THEIR MARK! On any winter afternoon, one must beware when entering the third floor. This is Indoor Track territory! Starting at 3:00, the team, led by Brian Boorman and David Boehm, do their two-mile warm ups. The seniors are Bob Potter, 600 yard run man; Mark Berglund, runner of the one and two-mile races; Brian Boorman, the 60 yard high hurdler; and Dave Boehm, a 1000 yard runner. They all agree that the team will lose their best talent when the class of 1977 graduates. Ironically, all of the home'' games are held at the West Hartford Armory. The Indoor Track team is always on the move traveling to both their home and away meets. Could you keep track of them? 168 BATTER UP The Boys' Varsity Baseball team plans a very promising season this year. Along with coaches Robert Petrovic and Robert Davis, six seniors, John Aiello, Tom Cassell, Vin Donato, Doug Kuzoian, Mark Rinaldi, and Don Sullo return this year. Private jokes get passed around the field as much as the ball with favorites such as, How would you like a 36 inch bat? , What are you going to do with that mask? , or Chicken salad, but out of ... ? During the course of a year, Newington gets together with Cape Elizabeth, Maine for a weekend of baseball. Parties, a dance, and more parties are on the schedule. Last year's record of 6-9 was a hard fought for record. Playing Rockville, undefeated and ranked first in the CVC certainly was tough, but Newington defeated them 10-4. Every individual had their own outstanding achievements, but John Aiello, Vin Donato, Doug Kuzoian and Mark Rinaldi made AII-CVC, a great accomplishment. ROW 7 B. Donahue, R. Womer, D. Horan, ). McCarly, B. Balchunas, J. Fisher.ROW 2: T. Cassell, B. Yalen, J. Fidler, S. Murphy, T. Dobrynski, Coach Davis.ROW 3 J. Aiello, D. Sullo, D. Kuzoian, M. Rinaldi, V, Donato 170 john Aiello Tom Cassell 171 Vin Donato 172 Coach Davis Vin Donato WE'VE GOT HIGH HOPES The Girls' Track Team, led by tri-captains Barb Dennis, Joan Bar-nicle (better known as J.B.) and Sandy Schaller, has hopes of following up on the great season of last year. For the past two years the team has been CVC Champs and they hope to gain that title once again this year. Arch-rival, Glastonbury, is to be run into the ground this spring through hard team work and those 3rd floor practices. The girls are looking forward tp more rowdie bus rides, a lot of hard work, and a great time. 17« 175 Sandy Schaller GOAL: UNDEFEATED SEASON This year's Boys' Track Team, led by tri-captains Dave Boehm, Brian Boorman, and Mark Berg-lund, has high hopes for a successful year. Although it will be difficult to top last year's record of 9-1, the combination of returning members and new talent has the capability of achieving an undefeated season. Memories of last year's silent clapping and finger lifts will be heightened by the prospect of a new field house. Dan Wartschow Paul D'Elia LOVE MEANS NEVER HAVING This year's Tennis Team looks strong and competitive with all but two of the varsity players returning. The two seniors on this year's team are captain Tom Mat-tarocci and Mark Pertrozzi, while the bulk of the team is composed of underclassmen. Matching uniforms are new additions on the team. Coach Ludlow purchased them, creating a first for the team. This element of matching uniforms, however, does not make a team. It's hard work that results in a successful season. Having the spirit and the talent, the team is looking for a victorious season. 178 Mark Petrozzi Mike Rogers TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY Coach Ludlow T. Mattarocci Sue Giansante M. Colandro, T. Mattarocci, S. Giansante, M. Rogers, M. Petrozzi 179 THEY REACH FOR VICTORY! The 1977 season for the Girls' Softball Team, coached by Miss Eckersley, looks very promising. Being only the third year as a varsity sport, there are many advantages. One is the fact that in a total of two years, only four girls have been lost to graduation. The team started with the majority of players being underclassmen. It also began without uniforms, which meant they had to improvise. But last year, the stenciled t-shirts and baseball caps gave way to new uniforms and jackets. Last year had other vast improvements, with an 8-6 record, and giving the team a berth in a state tournament game. Another accomplishment was that NHS beat every team in the CVC at least once, with the exception of Glastonbury, which was lost by one run each time. Coach Eckersley is looking for another season of excitement, still more improvements, and a return of experience to the team. Olga Tartaglia Coach Eckersley, ROW 7 O Tartagua, C. Magnoli, G. Stapleton, Coach Eckersley, K. Gubbins, P. Kingsbury.ROW 2: N. leggo, S. Walker, A. Brown, M McKinnon, C.Kozinski, A. Diplerro. ROW 3. J. Stewart, L. Colavecchio, K. Clark, J. Lebrun, K. Hannon 181 R. Reale, M. Petrozzi, T. Mattorocci, V. Donato, B B,liner, B. Meade, B. Sinatra, C. Brennan. C. Colgan, S. Conneley, N. Summa, H. Winalski 182 185 186 M. DiConfi, R. Bergeron, D. Sack 187 D. Beaulieu, J. Borakowski, P. Viccaro, L. Impelluso Mr. DuBois Jane Barberi Mark Lang, Rick Demichele Barney McAuley Jim Namnoum Sharon Brown Steve Perrotti Sara Marshall Peter Tozer 188 Diane McTeague, Cathy Trombley, Tally Lyons J. Montano, P. D'Antonio, T. Cassell, W. Chalmers, P. Kingsbury, P. Sykes, L, Impelluso, S.Schaller, D. Page, J. Aiello, D. Malinowski, C. Sykes, J. Parry John Montano, Coach Gus Constantine Coach Frank O'Rourke, P. O'Antonio Coach Willa Eckersley, Patrice Kingsbury Coach William Davidson, Sandy Schaller D. Malinowski, C. Sykes, J. Parry, Coach Marsh, J. Aiello, D. Page Coach Mathews, Wendy Chalmers 189 D. Malinowski, C. Magnoli E. Tedesco, D. Malinowski, J. Robidous, M. Simmons, J. Parry B. McAuley, C. Brennan 190 Kris Hansen Kathy Beauregard USA IMPELLUSO IS DAR RECIPIENT Lisa Impelluso, recipient of the 1977 DAR good citizenship award, has a smile for everyone. The recipient of the award, which is a male or female, is chosen for outstanding citizenship during high school years by fellow students and staff. Lisa, in addition to being an honor student, is involved in nu- merous extra curricular activities. She is currently the president of Youth Council, a member of the student board of education, and the national honor society. Lisa plans to work in the special education field and is now involved in volunteer work at the Hartford Regional Center. 192 193 Congratulations Class of 77 385 Stamm Rd., Newington, Conn. 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