North Haven High School - Sachem Yearbook (North Haven, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 310 of the 1970 volume:

sachem 70 NORTH HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL North Haven, Connecticut ( Table of Contents 24 Seniors 98 Academics 140 Underclassmen 164 Sports 202 Clubs 228 School Life 266 Advertisements We are living in a world marked conspicuously by hatred, violence and distrust. And accordingly, sen- sitivity, involvement and nearness are becoming less and less of a reality. Our answers lie basically within our own capacity to shun ignorance and actively perpetuate change. And yet, our hope does not end there, for a portion of our future rests in still another part of us - the unborn child. There is a child to he horn. - He is a warrior wrestling with our past. He is pride from which knowledge and understanding will grow. man able to stand up without looking back There is a child to be born. JAMES BRUCE ABELTIN 280 Bayard Street Jim, Ape . . . big, blond, blue eyes . . . Football Team, Track Team, Varsity Club, Harvard Book Prize, All-Housatonic Football League . . . dislikes football prac- tice, busy work, sloppy people . . . would like to be disgustingly rich, to be Colonel Jake Ruppert. SUSAN L. ALBERGHINI 10 Pine River Road Sue . . . dark brown hair . . . traveling, the South, Kentucky . . . suppressed desire: to spend a month on the Mississippi . . . pet peeve: North Haven . . . would like to be remembered as part of SWAS . . . We move along asun- der; Our paths grow wider as the seasons creep. Along the years we marvel and we wonder. Why life is life. And then, we fall asleep. FRANK ALTERI 4 Livingston Drive Frank . . . quiet, friendly . . .dis- likes people with hang-ups . . . brown, where kids stay . . . would like to be tall and not wear glasses . . . James Brown . . . We've en- tered paradise and it looks like the place we just left. VINCENT AMATO 22 Monroe Street Vinny, Nat . . . Basketball, Golf, Connecticut Engineering Drawing Award . . . sports, good-looking girls, cards . . . Thank you. Please come again. ... pet peeves: stuck-up girls, stria teachers . . . would like to be Jack Nicklaus . . . summer aaivities include baseball, work . . When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Within our hands lies the power to create 26 PAUL FRANCIS ANGELONI 32 North Avenue Ang . . . long dark hair . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Come on! . . . likes going places, Canada in the summer . . . would like to be a warlock ... pet peeve: people who don't use blinker lights ... A chain is as strong as its weakest link. PATRICIA ANN ARDITO 10 Corey Road Pat . . . quiet, shy . . . Library As- sistant, National Honor Society, Biology Club, Assistant Brownie Troop leader. Usherette, Honorary Mention Hartford Short Story Con- test .. . Good grief! . . . dislikes science, insects . . . would like to go to Europe . . . You’ll never walk alone. LAWRENCE ASBELL 1359 Ridge Road Hellothar . . . Drama Club, DIALOG Photography Editor . . . photographer, film fanatic, made Strange Meadow Lark” . . . blues, films at Yale . . . perfectionist, pro- crastinator, pragmatist and egotist . . . pet peeve: people who sup- press desires . . . would like to be The American Dream ... A work of art is never finished, it is just abandoned. CARL J. ASMAN, JR. 5 Hickory Hill Road Ozzic, Flicker . . . very moody, dare-devil . . . Ski Club, Junior Prom Committee, Treasurer of T.A.A., Kathy, traveling . . . dis- likes liars, people who are dead- beats . . . would like to kill Roger, to live in Australia, to be A. J. Foyt. ROBERT AVINO 99 Montowesc Avenue Bob . . . work, movies, sports, television, dating, reading, GB.S. News . . . Jive . . . dislikes filling out schedules. ELIZABETH MITCHELL BACON Wid . . . skiing, sailing, living . . . dislikes beets . . . likes people, Stowe, Seymour Glass . . . sup- pressed desire: to eat orange sher- bet in the middle of the Sahara Desert . . . would like to be her rabbitt . . . Some people need an analyst, some people need a rabb- itt. a world for a child not yet conceived. 27 It is for us to cleanse his world ALAN JAMES BARRETT 15 Kings Highway A1 . . . strangely humorous, fun to be with . . . Usher, motorcycles, shooting, working . . . Want to buy a walnctto? . . . Underground Illuminating Co., Friendly’s, Yam- aha .... pet peeves: homework, conceited people . . . guitar, add- rock . . . suppressed desire: to somehow, somewhere succeed . . . would like to be the Marquis de Sade . . . Have more than you showeth, but speak less than you knowest. FRED P. BALSAMO 5 Benedict Drive Balz . . . funny, compact . . . Var- sity Football Co-captain, SACHEM, Varsity Club, swimming, boating, horseback riding, a certain blonde girl ... ”1 needed you today, right? . . . dislikes classes at the end of the day . . . would like to be six feet tall . . . Never do to- day what you can do tomorrow. GEORGIANNA MARIE BAKSHYS 84 Randall Drive Georgy, George . . . Future Med- ical Services Club, Pep Club, Swim Club, Field Hockey, Track Team, Water and Dust, Chorus, Concert Choir, C.Y.O., Usherette, Candy Striper, S.C.S.C. Track and Field Award, C.I.A.C. Sure Champion- ship Track and Field Award . . . If ye have Faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain; remove hence to yonder place, and it shall remove.” JEFFREY CLARK BARSKE 98 Pool Road Jeff, Barskey . . . active, always joking . . . Soccer, Ski Club .Cho- rus, T.Q., SACHEM Assistant Bus- iness Manager, Church Group Pres- ident . . . All-Connecticut Chorus, S.CS.C. Math Award . . . singing, skiing, talking to Miss Sherman . . . I’m tired . . . Fltecher- Knebel books, St. Bernards, milk, bluegrass music . . . dislikes vege- tables . . . suppressed desire: to be a ski bum . . . Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers.” SANDRA MITCHELL BAPTIE 2281 Ridge Road The reward in life is the act of struggle itself, not what you win. Even though you can’t expea to defeat the absurdity of the world, you must make the attempt. That’s morality, that’s religion, that’s art, that's life. 28 WILLIAM BARTLETT, III 17 Woodside Drive Billy . . . Soccer, ’The Crucible, The Flies . . . Where’s Mag? . . . Mickey Mouse, MGB, Timco, 8, Jan's lasagna . . . dislikes pen- alty kicks . . . suppressed desire: to make the NHHS Soccer Team 1 . . . There you were, red, and squalling on the day of your birth, you haven't asked to come here but you are now into man’s greatest adventure, LIFE! DEBORAH ANN BEACH 68 Northside Road Debby . . . attractive, sensitive . . . writing, smoking . . . Slicko, danc- ing, visiting graveyards ... pet peeve: phonies . . . would like to be a person free of the Establish- ment . . . suppressed desire: to reach the ultimate high . . . purple, oldies . . . would likp to be re- membered as a part of the SWAS . . . Man is disease on the face of the earth. LOIS MADELINE BENDER 28 Norway Road Lotus . . . Hawaii, rain on the roof, Salvadore Dali . . . dislikes crash- ing .. . And in the end the love you take is not equal to the love you make.” GEORGE WILLIAM BENEDETTI 10 Arthur Street Tall, friendly, good-looking . Baseball, Baskettall, Honor Guard, Industrial Arts Award — Elec- tronics II . . . woodworking, ath- letics ... pet peeve: gening up in the morning . . . fishing, hunting . . . suppressed desire: to become a wealthy businessman . . . Impos- sible is a word only to be found in a dictionary of fools. 29 ; We must reach beneath our fears PAUL BENGTSON 78 Pool Road Dome . . . roaming the halls, beach bumming . . . Where’s your head at? . . . wine, women and song, guitar, banjo, bass fiddle, kazoo . . . suppressed desire: to study with Segovia . . . dislikes U. S. History . . . would like to be Tom Paxton . . . 'We have nothing td fear but fear itself. FRANCES MARTHA BENNATTI 6 Liberty Terrace Fran . . . apathetic, maladroit . . . PNFs, Friendly’s waitress, Peter, Paul and Mary, soccer games, suede, brooding . . . Oh God, that’s bizarre. Ohoohohooh. . . . dislikes wood, school spirit . . . would like to prove to everyone that it’s not just a phase she is going through . . . Life is what you do while you’re waiting to die. DENNIS NORTON BENNETT 77 Maple Avenue Buck . . . tall, indecisive ... 3rd highest junior in High Power Match . . . sleeping, walking, the beach at night, shooting, climbing trees, day-dreaming, fishing . . . ’’Tramendus . . . beach parties, surf. The Vineyard . . . dislikes shoes, school . . . suppressed de- sire: to fly . . . I'm going where the sun keeps shining through the pouring rain. JAMES BERCELI Jim . . . tall, neat . . . C.Y.O., Soc- cer Team, Photography Club, track . . . Take it easy!” . . . would like to be Jim Clarke . . . photography, rock music . . . Mayall, Ferlin- ghetti, Jaguars . . . summer activ- ities include Yale-North Haven Summer School . . . Well I know for sure, I don’t live today. ROGER LOUIS BERTOLINI 86 Chapel Hill Road Roge, Bert . . . Soccer Team . . . CB. operating, sports, jamming, electronics, Dylan, Bill Cosby . . . ’’Yeah, right . . . suppressed de- sire: to be a monologist . . . shut- outs, Fribbles ... pet peeves: pseudo-intellectuals, conceited peo- ple, penalty kicks . . . would like to be remembered mercifully . . . Try to realize, it’s all within you, no one can make you change.” CYNTHIA ANNE BLACE 77 Grove Road Cindy . . . friendly, athletic, active . . . Field Hockey Team Co-Cap- tain, Basketball Team, Volleyball Team, Track Team, Tennis, Swim Club, DIALOG, SACHEM . . . flying, sports, playing the guite . . . You guys” . . . Vermont . . . dis- likes falling asleep in English . . . Before criticizing others look at and know yourself. 30 SHARON ANN BLAKE 22 Sachem Drive Share . . . sincere, nice eyes . . . beaches on warm summer nights . . . You're shot! . . . suppressed desire: to sing with a group . . . would like to be a member of T.K.E. ... pet peeve: gening caught skipping school . . We enter this world without a choice and go out disappointed. DEBORAH DEE BLAKESLEE 191 Pond Hill Road Debbie, Deb . . . talkative, happy, red hair . . . Pep Club, Y.P.E, Campus Bookstore, Spanish Award, Honor Guard . . . having fun, re- cords, letters, rain, big yellow rab- bits, Fridays, Y.M.GA. . . . Don't worry about it. . . . dislikes pushy people, cold sheets, boring classes . . . would like to be tall and thin . . . Face reality, but keep your eyes on the stars. JANE LOIS BLAKESLEE 476 Clintonville Road Jane, Janie . . . big, brown eyes . . Cheerleader, Pep Gub, Junior Prom Committee, Chorus, one- third of the Three Musketeers, Usherette . . . sewing, T.V., foot- ball, spirit . . . dislikes being late, two-faced people, colds . . . Rich are they who have two friends. FRIEDRICH BOETTGER 102 Standish Avenue Von Schultz ... I ain't sayin' you treated me unkind, you could have done better, but I don't mind, you just kind of wasted my precious time. Don't think twice, it's all right. 31 CHRISTOPHER JOHN BOGUCKI 23 South Avenue Chris . . . happy, carefree, helpful . . . Track, Swimming, Latin Club, playing cards, pool, music, friendly people, honky tonks, outdoors, cir- cuses . . . 'Take it easy!'' . . . would like to be a cowboy, to be John Wayne . . . Live everyday as if it were your last and one day you'll be right” STEVE BORNSTEIN 14 Bishop Street Steve ... I can be cruel, but let me be gentle with you . . . Water and Dust, Drama Club, DIALOG, Shakespeare Club Director, Math Awards, statue exhibited at Pea- body Museum . . . Alright child! . . . bass, chess, mandolin, wood flutes, cats, thumbing . . . sup- pressed desire: to burn North Haven . . . would like to be Pogo . . . doing things right, love . . . Been here and gone.” RONALD F. BOURGEOIS 27 Pool Road Jay . . . art, cameras, enjoying . ,t. Stop your grinnin' and drop . . . . . animals, people, reading . . . pet peeve: manipulated people . . . summer activities include boating and the beach . . . suppressed de- sire: to be gandarf, the grey and white . The only order is dis- order!” DAVID LEE BOWSER 18 Banton Street Mope . . . blond hair, blue eyes, work, working on his 55” . . . forget it” . . . likes a certain girl . . . suppressed desire: to go to California on a chopper . . . would like to be Peter Fonda . . . summer activities include hanging around, doing construction work, water ski- ing, going to the drags . . . Life is but a big hassle but it can be only what you make of it” 32 RACHEL BRIGGS 44 Clintonville Road Rac, Rach . . . N.H.E.Y.G, Swim Club. A.F.S. Club, Y.P.F., SA- CHEM Underclass Editor . . . Connecticut Association of Women Deans and Counselors, Junior Gass President . . . likes working with children ... pet peeve: people who feel sorry for themselves . . . sup- pressed desire: to cure world hun- ger . . . Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is by far the best ending for JACQUEUNE GAYNELL BRYANT 57 Roarkc Road Jackie, Jack . . . warm personality . . . Speak-Out, radio, records, black history, music . . . What! I can’t believe it” . . . dislikes dis- respectful children, phonies. Uncle Toms . . . would like to be herself . . . Act the way you want to be, and you'll soon be the way you act ROBERT JOSEPH BROCHU 135 Rimmon Road Rifle Cub, hockey . . suppressed desires: to be thin, to win the National Matches . . . Camp Perry, Ohio . . . Every knows me, but no one knows me. DONALD PAUL BUCHANAN 10 May Street Don, Donny . . . brown hair, brown eyes, good sense of humor . . . Electronics II Award . . . work- ing at Dairy Queen, American Legion Basketball Team . . . girls, cars, baseball, basketball . . . Yeah right . . . dislikes hippies . . . sup- pressed desire: to be rich and own a Corvette. VIRGINIA TERRY BUCKMILLER 800 Middletown Avenue Gin . . . loyal friend, fun to be with . . . SACHEM Typing Staff . . . horseback riding, meeting and talking to old friends . . . That’s life” . . . Italian food, horses, clean- cut kids, clothes ... pet peeves: S.D., stuck-up people . . . would like to be a model . . . suppressed desire: to go to Hawaii and Italy . . . You only live once, make the memories unforgettable. MARY LOUISE BUEMI 26 St. John Street Quiet, sincere, easy to get along with, happy . . . French Club, Con- cert Band, Honor Guard, Iron But- terfly, sewing, piano, record al- bums, sad movies, new people . . . dislikes class-conscious people . . . would like to travel . . . The phi- losophy of one century is the com- mon sense of the next. We must learn to hear 33 For he must not hear the burden of ignorance and poverty; of hatred BONNIE HELEN BUICK 15 Potter Road Bonnie, Bon . . . friendly, talkative . . . Future Medical Services, Model Congress, Chorus, Concert Choir, French Club, Latin Qub, SA- CHEM, Y.P.F. . . . You're kid- ding! . . . dislikes Latin, food, shoes . . . would like to possess E.S.P. . . . The most usele.s day of all is the day in which we have not laughed. PATRICIA ANN BURR 40 North Avenue Pat, Patty . . . short brown hair, big blue eyes . . . likes people in general . . . Oh well . . . always ready with a smile . . . summer activities include swimming, water- skiing ... pet peeve: peace sign instead of hello . . . suppressed de- sire: to own a Corvette . . . The ecstasy of love lasts but a moment, the heartbreak of love endures for- JOHN JOSEPH CACACE 140 Culver Lane Quiet . . . bowling, cars, people, girls, Hawaii . . . Nuts . . . dis- likes people who think they know everything . . . would like to be rich and famous . . . Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. GLORIA CAMERO 22 Pond Hill Road Glor . . . brown hair, brown eyes . . . talking on the phone, swim- ming, driving, traveling, yellow, bathing . . . You’re kidding me. . . . dislikes people who think they're better than others . . . would like to live in Italy . . . There is no laughter in life with- out love. FRANCES CAFIERO 93 Grove Road Fran . . . brown hair and eyes . . . smiling, friendly, good sense of humor . . . SACHEM Managing Editor, Tennis Club, C.Y.O., French Club, Usherette ... I gotta scoot” . . . red, music, suntans . . . suppressed desires: to tour the seven islands of Hawaii, to live in a house with a spiral staircase . . . swimming, horseback riding . . . Give me fun and give me laugh- ter but give me sleep the morning after. BARBARA ANN CALLAHAN 7 Chapel Hill Road Barb . . . crazy, helpful, knows how to have fun . . . Girls' Basketball Team, sewing, beach on summer- nights, spending money, Guilford . . . That's close” . . . dislikes two- faced people, rainy nights, long hair on boys . . . would like to get hair one color . . . Love knows not its depth until the day of de- parture.” 34 and hunger. MARGARET MARY CAMPANE 23 Algonquin Drive Marge . . . friendly, warm person- ality . . . Pep Club . . . art, reading, barefeet, long walks . . . Oh, I get it! . . . Dylan, Arlo, spring, mud between her toes, the fall leaves, picnics . . . Hey ugly! . . . sup- pressed desire: to unbury a lost city . . . would like to be Maid Marion or a river . . . Weeping may endure for a night but joy cometh in the morning.” MOLLY CAMPION 1899 Ridge Road Mollery . . . ready to give, devoted, free . . . DLS, March 14, 1969, wine, suede, magic, pavilion . . . would like to be a witch or Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle ... I want it to be done I mean finished complete conceived. RICHARD MATTHEW CAN ESC HI 26 Dover Road Rich, Canesch . . . dark hair, brown eyes, quiet . . . cars, girls, sweat- shirts, dancing . . . That's close suppressed desire: to own a Cor- vette . . . summer activities include working at Stop A Shop ... pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . Love thy neighbor, especially if she's pretty. CYNTHIA CARAFA 1635 Ridge Road Cindy, Lou, Shrimp . . . little, long brown hair . . . airports, Africa, traveling abroad, teaching catechism. Ski Club . . . Really! I’m not kidding, either! . . . sup- pressed desires: to own an XKE, to know she’s made someone happy . dislikes malicious girls, wearing shoes ... A warm smile and a happy heart won’t solve all your problems; they’ll just make your life a little brighter.” 35 ALBA CARDONA Bita, Albie ... big brown eyes, cute, always well-dressed . . . Pep Club, Spanish Club, Ski Club . . traveling, reading and writing poetry . . . likes black XKEs, foot- ball players . . . After all the things I've done for you! . . . would like to be a secret agent . . . dislikes snobby people, boys who wear white socks, inseas . . . Do as I say, not as I do. ELISA MARIE CARDONE 32 Potter Road This is the month of grass and leaves I want to go soon; live away by the pond where I shall hear only the music . . . If I could only put into words that music which I hear. It will be success if I have left part of myself behind. DEBORAH CASPER 216 Rimmon Road Deb, Debbie . . . loyal . . . Nation- wide Insurance Co., boys, swim- ming, dancing, roller-skating, art, interior decorating . . . You can't win them all. . . . dislikes long- haired boys . . . would like to travel all over the world . . . It's not what our country can do for us, but what we can do for our country. STEVEN CAVANNA 14? Middletown Avenue Steve . . . Little League Coach, work, cycles, luxury cars . . . That's true . . . dislikes girls with bad dispositions . . . would like to be God . . . suppressed desire: to be absolutely free . . . Change will never change. WILLIAM JOHN CELANO 33 Sackett Point Road Billy ... an honest outspoken believer in God” . . . poems, stories about the apathetic and cruel nature of man, thinking, reading, stars at night . . . Existing is accepted, living is scorned . . . dislikes physical education . . . would like to teach all the people the true power of brotherhood and kindness . . . Men preach to extol word and deed, but they suffer through practice of lust and speed; I ask you this, could it be greed? JANET NANCY CERINO 36 Sherwood Drive Jan . . . brown hair, short . . . C.Y.O., stamps, interesting places, swimming, horseback riding . . . Gee whiz . . . dislikes guys with long sideburns and beards . . . would like to visit Japan and London. At birth his life will be flung open 36 PAUL STANLEY CHAPLIN 151 Upper State Street Paul . . . quiet, friendly . . . cars, girls, swimming, sailing, skiing . . . That's a laugh” ... pet peeve: getting out of bed . . . would like to be an engineer ... an Air Force Pilot. CYNTHIA SUE CHAPMAN 95 Pool Road Cindy . . . petite, blonde hair . . . Church Youth Group President, Ski Club, Tennis Team, SACHEM Student Life Editor, French Club, A.F.S. Club . . . playing the guitar, skiing, lying on the beach, listening to YBC . . . Oh, wow! ... sup- pressed desire: to be reincarnated in the year 2032 . . . Meig's Point, the color pink, Puerto Rico . . . Keep smiling; it makes people wonder what you’re up to. TERESA ANTOINETTE CHLALASTRI 24 Kimberly Circle Terry . . . pretty, quick-tempered . . . Tony, shopping for clothes . . . Oh wow ... pet peeve: people who are always late . . . going out with a certain boy . . . summer activities include traveling . . . Live and let live.” KELLY CHRISTOPHER 15 Bccchwood Drive Chris ... an all around nice guy, cute . . . work, sketching, sculpture, creating, dune buggies, water ski- ing, foreign cars . . . dislikes hip- pies, American cars, early rising . . . would like to travel to Cali- fornia and to be Clint Eastwood ... If you tell the truth you don’t have to remember anything. 37 J Slowly he will begin to grow MICHAEL B. CIARLELLI 1 Woodside Drive Mike . . tall, friendly, nice smile . . . Football, Baseball, Intramurals sports, girls, drag racing . . . I know what ya mean!” ... pet peeves: sruck-up girls, boring teachers . . . Connecticut Dragway, New Haven Arena . . . suppressed desire: to live to be 200 . . . would like to be Mike Rouleau . . . Live for today because you may never see tomorrow. JOANNE CIECIERSKI 11 Weaver Circle Jo, Ski, Zerski . . . cute, happy, kind . . . horseback riding, leaving school at 1:35, flirting, parties at the lodge . . . Where’s Kipp?” . . . dislikes rainy days, 12:00 cur- fews, bucket seats . . . would like not to have any worries, to be free . . . Keep smiling; it makes every- one wonder what you’ve been up to.” DONNA ELIZABETH COLE 70 Forest Hill Road Don, Wanna, Donner . . . friendly, peppy, blue eyes, kind . . . Cheer- leading. Pep Club Vice-President, Track, SACHEM, Junior Prom Committee, Chorus, Concert Choir . . . sewing, horses, fun. Colonel Gary, skiing with R. G. . . Oh ick! Hi guys! . . . dislikes not seeing a certain boy smile, cigar- ettes . . . would like to smile pretty . . . We cannot all be great, but we can always attach ourselves to something that is great. KURT COLRUS 2 Bowling Green Drive Quiet, stubborn . . . dragstrip, swimming . . . You don't have to put up with it . . . dislikes hippies, people who talk too much . . . would like to be a state policeman . . . All learned and all drunk. JANE CHAPIN COLWELL 54 Vista Road Janie ... sensitive, lonely, generous, friendly . . . A. F. S. Club, French Club, Senior Forum Vice-President, Band, Chorus, SACHEM, Model Congress, Usherette . . . talking, listening, being alive, retreats, Robert Frost, music, beaches, autumn . . . would like to be able to know people — really know them . . . Being alone often brings us closer to something real — per- haps it’s God.” KAREN MERCIER CONFORTO 7 Algonquin Drive Kar . . . long dark hair . . . Girls’ Volleyball, Ski Club, Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee . . . Don’t get shook . . . sewing, oil paint- ing, driving on curved and bumpy roads . . . suppressed desires: to gain weight, to own an ocelot . . . Led Zeppelin, Saybrook, Watch Hill, a certain boy . . . dislikes up- tight parents, spastic feet . . . One must love, before one is able to hate.” 38 SUSAN CONNELLY 18 Matthew Lane Sue . . . long red hair, a night person . . . Rotary Exchange Student in Australia . . . likes all sports, meeting people, Australians, astrology, Yankees, Joe Pepitone, swimming, tennis . . . I’m going to live it up! . . . dislikes waiting . . . would like to be happy and suc- cessful . . . Ah, make the most of what we yet may spend, before we, too, into the dust descend. JANICE CONSIGLIO 82 Qintonville Road Jan, J. A. C . . . pretty green eyes, talkative . . . Junior Prom Com- mittee, SACHEM . . . Really?! . . . Modern Dance Club Award . . . pink champagne, egg rolls, foreign sports cars, red roses, sweaters and BOB . . dislikes gym, cloudy days . . . Fran oise Sagan, going for onion rings with B. W. . . suppressed desire: to have a glass ceiling ... A Rose May Die but Love is Eternal.” CALVIN ROBERT COOKE 5 Kent Drive Cal . . . Football Team Manager . . . would like to be Richard Russell . . . dislikes hippies, pro- testers, Supreme Court Justices, and other intellectual perverts . . . We must all hang together, or we will all hang separately.” WILLIAM EDWARD COZZOUNO 102 Pool Road Cozmo, Cozz, 32 . . . hazel eyes, brown hair, handsome . . . Foot- ball, Baseball, SACHEM . . . eating bar fudgies . . . Yeah, you got a case ... pet peeve: teachers who give homework just for the sake of giving it . . . would like to be Alexander Mundy . . . suppressed desires: to become a millionaire, to own a Mustang . . . Live your own life, for you will die your own death. 39 i MARYANNE GLOVER CRANTON 11 Helen Drive Mary, Mare . . . strawberry blonde hair, friendly, laughing . . . Model Congress, Quinnipiac Valley Thea- ter, SACHEM Advertising Editor . . . Physical Education Award . . . singing, swimming, dating . . . dis- likes math, filling out question- naires ... the beach, summer. Grapes of Wrath, Of Mice and Men, snowy days . . . By the grace of God I am what I am, and His grace in me has not been fruit- less.” DOLORES ANN DAGAN 1998 Hanford Turnpike Dior . . . blonde hair, blue eyes . . . swimming, tennis, Physical Fitness Award, surfing ... I guess so . . . dislikes conceited and two- faced people . . . would like to travel around the world . . . Life is but a game that must be played. ALBERT W. CRETELLA, III 465 Middletown Avenue A1 . . . a friend . . . Tennis Team, Ski Club, Usher, Varsity Letter . . . new experiences, skiing, Sunapee . . . You kidding me . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . would like to be Alexander Mundy . . . suppressed desire: to own a Hcmicuda” . . . It is always darkest just before dawn. ROBERT LOUIS CZAJA 151 Standish Avenue Bob . . . quiet among strangers . . . bowling, working, baseball, racing, money, eating . . . Hey dumb- dumb! . . . dislikes violence . . . would like to be very wealthy . . . A penny saved is a penny earned.” 40 And his life will gather strength JUDITH ANN D’AMATO 166 Manomet Avenue Jude . . . dimples, cute, moody . . . Pep Club, Junior Prom committee, C.Y.O., sewing, Chevelles, summer nights, Italians . . . Oh, that’s funny! . . . dislikes waiting, rain, exams, oldies . . . would like to travel around the world . . . And if you care don't let them know, don’t give yourself away. MARIE GRACE D’ARRIGO 40 Robin Court Ric-z . . . Girl Scouts, travel, na- ture . . . Don’t bother me, I’m sulking . . . dislikes hypocrites . . . would like to be really free . . . I talk with my mouth, I hear with my ears, I cry with my eyes, but nobody hears. DENNIS DATTILO 250 Clintonville Road Denny . . . French Club, Chorus, piano, clarinet, Steinbeck, travel- ing .. . Vivaldi turns me on!” . .. I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience.” MARY ANN DAURIA 46 Carson Drive Petite, big brown eyes . . . sewing, Rick, banana splits, shopping on Thursday nights . . . Really’’ . . . dislikes fighting with friends, being told what to do . . . would like to be a famous designer of clothes . . . For what is the hope of the hyp- ocrite, though he hath gained, when God taketh away his soul? Will God hear his cry when trouble cometh upon him? CAROL DAVIDSON 21 Crestview Drive Peacock . . . shy, friendly . . . vol- leyball, Pep Club, Badminton Tournement . . . Standard Award in Physical Education . . . Jeffery's Island Extension at low tide, horse- back riding . . . dislikes Chinese food and forgotten memories . . . Gold and rose, the colour of the dream I had, Not too long ago, Misty blue and lilac too. Never to grow old.” KIE DAVIS 154 State Street Frog . . . hard to please . . . sports, Vermont, Maine, science fiction, baseball . . . dislikes kids with long hair . . . would like to make a career in basketball. 41 For a time, he will stand lost LYNN ELLEN DAVIS 81 Barton Street Blue eyes, brown hair . . . swim- ming, waterskiing . . . Oh, forget it . . . Tennis Team . . . dislikes getting up at 6 A.M., being called Linda . suppressed desire: to have Fran be on time . . . Quiet- ness will lead her to success. MARIE DeBENEDETTO 92 Quinnipiac Avenue DeBen . petite, nosey, out- spoken . . . telephone, riding around, new friends, a deserted beach . . . Let’s skip . . . dis- likes snobby people . . . would like to lead a fun-filled life and one day be rich . . . The joy of love lasts only for the moment, the pain of love lasts forever. JAMES JOHN DeBRIDGITA 107 Bradley Street Turtle, wildman, Jim . . . reliable, rowdy, quick-tempered . . . Foot- ball, Track, Varsity Club, C.Y.O., Band . . . cars, motorcycles, boats, water skiing . . . dislikes people who are fakes, curly hair . . . would like to be Peter Fonda . . . 'To sneak is fun; to get caught is punishment. RICHARD A. DeFABIO 40 Overbrook Road Guitar, music . . . would like to travel around the country and look at the beauty of nature. 42 in the shado w of himself ELLEN DOROTHY DELEHANT 54 Allen Road Ducky . . . Field Hockey Team Co- Cap tain, Basketball, Volleyball, Track and Field, Girl Scouts . . . East Kaiotz . . . dislikes going to Lit. class . . . suppressed desire: to own a horse of her own . . . birch beer, peanut butter cups pet peeve: selling candy for the G.A.A. . . . swimming, camping . . . Animals arc such agreeable friends, they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms. ALFRED F. DELLA VALLE 15 Bradley Street Blake, Fred . . . Dairy Queen, hockey, cars, card playing, N.Y. Giants, Camp Hublingcr . What are you kidding? . . . dis- likes homework . . . would like to be successful . . . If I had my school life to live over again — I’d move to Hamden! PETER DELL ORO 9 Benedict Drive Pete . . . friendly . . . music, a good argument, sleep, drums, Big Macs, feminine girls . . . Wait a minute! You forgot . . . dis- likes pushy people . . . would like to play the triangle for Frank Zappa and to be Dracula . . . At times I think there are no truths but these; And there are no truths outside the gates of Eden. JOHN DeMARCO 10 Rose Lane J.B. . . . always in a rush to get to class, but never prepared for it . . . Hey Kids” . . . dislikes people who look for attention . . . Get out! . . . would like to be a child psychologist . . . As I stand alone on the portals of life I find myself frightened and uncertain, but where there’s fear, there’s al- ways love to conquer it and push you onward. JOHN DeMARCO, JR. 31 Rimmon Road Friendly, courteous . . music, sports . . . suppressed desire: to be a famous musician ... pet peeve: frizzy haired broads with skinny legs . . . would like to be Paul McCartney or Hugh Heffner . . . summer activities include swimming . . . Live now; to- morrow’s a long way off.” AMBER ROSE DeMARTINO 51 Manor Drive Some people see things as they are and ask why; I dream things as they are not and ask why not? . . . sensitive, sincere, laughing . . . travel, meeting people, Inter- lude , poetry, Beatles, Tom Jones . . . Hey Sieff, where’s DeVita? . . . dislikes loneliness, simple in- sensitive people, arguing . . . would like to sit under a certain tree on Long Island Beach with a certain someone. 43 t JOHN ERIC DeNARDIS 119 Warner Road Creative . . . art, walking in the woods, playing the blues on his guitar ... pet peeve: the Pigs . . . summer activities include Woodstock, Newport, traveling . . . suppressed desire: to sky dive . . . would like to go to art school . . . You can't open the can without the can opener in your hand. JOHN DENEEN 34 Lincoln Street Jack . . . cars, electronics, Austin Healys . . . Electronics I, Power Mechanics I Awards ... pet peeve: second gear . . . suppressed desire: to own a Ferrari . . . summer ac- tivities include driving around and working . . . would like to be him- self . . . Do unto others before they do unto you.” MICHAEL P. DENEEN 34 Lincoln Street Smiley . . . Long ago it must be; I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; they’re all that’s left you. BETTY JANE DeRUSSO B.J. ... big blue eyes . . . easy to get along with . . . Pep Club . . . likes physical education, green ’65 Cadillacs . . . Dig it . . . would like to be a bull fighter . . . dis- likes show-offs, immature kids . . . Is life worth living? Yes, as long as there is wrong to right. LORRAINE MARIE MADELINE DeVITA 5 Lorraine Drive Out of loneliness I will fashion a song—and when I find someone who can hear my song we will sing together. . . . Rainy . . . giggly, friendly, talkative . . . Rod McKuen, Hey JuJe, romanticism . . . I’m only kidding you! . . . dislikes being lonely, braces, sad movies, boredom . . . SWAS . . . suppressed desire: to be in a beau- tiful field in autumn singing a song with her own Camelor. USA ELLEN DIAMOND 15 Windsor Road East Lis, Lee . . . cute, squeaky voice . . . Pep Club, Indian Mascot, T.A.A., Junior Prom Committee . . . I don’t feel good . . . spring days, B B, beaches at night, sad movies, ice cream, sharing lunches . . . dislikes raw feet, sitting still Walk on through the wind, walk on through the rain, though your dreams be tossed and turned; With hope, walk on. He will ache with emptiness 44 LOUIS DIANA 1565 Hartford Turnpike Lou . . . good sense of humor . . . cars, football, swimming, Atlantic City, driving . . . It wants to go but it won't . . . dislikes show- offs, hippies . . . would like to be Robert Wagner. ELLYN JANE DICKER 9 Windsor Road East El, Mattel . . . pretty, long black hair . . . Junior Prom Queen . . . art, going for rides on Sundays in October . . dislikes insincere peo- ple, waiting, rain . . . suppressed desire: to have a Saint Bernard . . . Harley-Davidsons, kittens, dande- lions, dimples, leather, incense . . . would like to be Emma Peel . . . Oh, a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. KHOA THUY NGUYEN DIEM 352c Nguyen Van Hos, Giadinh, Vietnam Debbie . . . petite, pretty, always smiling, talkative ■ . . A.F.S. Club . . . reading, a good time, summer resorts, Oh! My God! . . . dis- likes slang . . . would like to be a medical doctor in Vietnam and the head of a hospital . . . Life is a never ending journey with a lot of stop-ins. My stay in the U.S. is a big one for my journey. 45 t MARK THOMAS DiGIROLAMO 92 Grove Road Indian . . . adorable, egotistical, unavailable . . . Stop and Shop Inc. . . . Peggy, bikes, music . . . so the beach, Brewster Park, The Exit . . . dislikes red, bubble gum machines, License and registration please . . . sup- pressed desire: to drive a motor- cycle off the end of a dock . . . would like to be a wandering lad . . . Stand. There is a cross for you to bear. DENISE DIGLIO 27 Potter Road De, Jake . . . sneaky, likes to have fun . . one special boy. New York, sleeping, staying out late, dancing, Dino's, Corvettes, drive- ins, beaches . . Hey kids , Yeah sure . . . dislikes two-faced peo- ple, show-offs, liars . . . would like to own a Corvette, get married, and surf . . . Eat, drink, sleep and be merry. WILLIAM E. DILLON 25 Bowen Road Bill . . . stock car races, bowling . . . Wanna run it?” . . . dislikes kids asking for money all day . . . suppressed desire: to get out of school . . . would like to be Rich- ard Petty. WILLIAM DiSTASIO 22 George Street Bill, lil Abner . . . always has a comment . . . cars, drawings, blondes, cooking, Acapulco . . . Huh? hah! . . . dislikes two- faced people . . . would like to own a black Jaguar . . . 'There is always someone or something for somebody but the worst part is trying to get it.” JOHN ELIJAH DOCHERTY 47 Butler Road Red ... red hair, blue eyes, friendly . . Chorus, cooking, painting, swimming, camping, farm work . . . suppressed desire: to become a chef . . . dislikes get- ting up in the morning . . . would like to be remembered as Oliver.” SAMUEL JOHN DOCKNEVICH 80 Half Mile Road How can you tell if you have been there before? Look over your shoulder See yourself against the sun Framed by ft re Turn around Watch the wind-blown dust play in the sky A shadow chases it Its airy hands close on nothing. Notice the figure. 46 Silently, he will reach out-to touch KATHLEEN DOHERTY Kathy, Dorkavitch . . . quiet, generous . . . one certain boy, California, Hawaii . . . Get out! . . . would like to be Janis Joplin . . . pet peeves: being rushed, two- faced people . . . suppressed de- sires: to get married and have a big house with two kids, to be- come a secretary . . . One’s feel- ings aren’t always expressed through his actions. SANDRA JEAN DOWNING 42 Gail Drive San, Sandy . . . friendly, cheerful, understanding . . . The Who, being with Ed, the ocean, bell-bottoms, watching the sun set . . . Are you kidding me? . . . suppressed de- sire: to play the guitar . . . dis- likes belligerent people . . . Lov- ing someone is, no doubt, life’s deepest and most enriching ex- perience.” MARILYNN LOUISE DUDLEY 2990 Ridge Road Mare . . . friendly, always smiling . . . Pep Club President, SACHEM Assistant Senior Portraits Editor, 4-H . . . Really? I’m so dumb! . . . fairs, SHEEP, spirited people . . . The happiest people arc those people who have no reason to be happy—except that they are so!” DAVID NIXON DUFFY 2 Weaver Grclc Duff . . . active, brown-eyed . . . Varsity Football, Co-Captain Swim Team, Track, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Band . . . Steve Miller Band, activities in which reward exceeds exertion . . . pet peeve: two-point conversions . . . skiing, English . . . suppressed desire: to have a complete understanding of himself . . Advance. 47 I THOMAS C DUNN 22 Green Hill Road Tom, Duffy . . . blond, blue eyes, athletic . . . Soccer, Football, Mock Convention Candidate, cars, San Francisco Giants, G. Harold Welch, MC-5, women . . . “Norc!!! Alright! . . . dislikes pseudo-intel- lectuals, our student government . . . would like to beat Lyman Hall and to be Mick Jagger . . . When you see this, remember me and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find.” MARY PATRICIA DWYER 11 Mountain View Terrace Mare . blue-green eyes, blonde, friendly . . . French Club, Ski Club. SACHEM . . . O.T.L That's close! . walking the beach, let- ters, fun, full moons, good-looking boys . . . dislikes Math, moody people, confusion . . . suppressed desire: to travel around the world . . . If it was meant to be, it will be.” HENRY-JOHN DZIALO 138 Rimmon Road Henry, Henri . . . tall, blond, blue eyes, easy-going . . . Honor Guard, food, talking, study, beaches, target shooting, waterskiing . . . Go away! . . . suppressed desire: to be a hermit . . . dislikes stuck-up girls, cafeteria food . . . would like to be Jim Morrison or Eric Clap- ton .. . Who am I to stand and wonder while the wheels of fate slowly grind my life away? BARBARA JEAN EDMONDS 9 Lawncrest Drive Barb . . blonde hair, hazel eyes easily frustrated, friendly smile . . SACHEM typing staff, sewing quiet places, the color yellow . . You wish” . . . suppressed dc sire: to pass Steno II . . . sum mer activities include working sewing. 48 JOSEPH ELISEO 13 Lincoln Street Joe . . . tall, light brown hair, hazel eyes . . . hangin' around, Art, home brew, work . . . Have respect! . . . dislikes people who don't have respect for his car. TONI MARIE ESPOSITO 15 Tenedine Drive Tone . . . small, talkative, big brown eyes ... Ski Club, Pep Club, Senior and Junior Class Secretary, C.Y.O., Junior Prom Committee, Honor Guard . . . Oh! Come On! . . . little chil- dren, daisies, freckles, confetti, autumn . . . dislikes confusion . . . skiing, talking, kite-flying . . . sup- pressed desire: to be five feet tall . . . Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or have it not. EDWARD F. ETZEL 157 Washington Avenue Ed ... a listener, good-looking . . . studying, Small Bore Rifle Competition, Connecticut State Sub-Junior Rifle Champion, Con- necticut State Junior Rifle Cham- pion . . . shooting, professional sports, Tolstoy, waterskiing . . . dislikes pseudo-intellectuals . . . By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” VINCENT FALCIGNO 26 Postman Highway Vin, Vinnie . . . Swim Team, sailing. North Haven Rotary Shooting Association, fishing, camping, hiking . . . would like to be Vito Genovese . . . building wooden sailing models, the woods, the shore . . . pet peeve: prudes . . . suppressed desires: to sail around the world, to become a hermit . . . summer activities in- clude being a camp counselor. THOMAS F. FARQUHAR 22 Howe Street Froggy, Fark . . . fun and loud . . . football, baseball, basketball . . . Aye! What now? . . . suppress- ed desires: to be an electronics engineer, to be the wealthiest per- son around . . . California, swim- ming . . . would like to be re- membered as a friendly, sociable guy. ROBERT JOSEPH FAZZINO 524 Pool Road Bob . . . organ instructor and en- tertainer ... pet peeve: people who talk on the telephone too long . . . swimming, working with wood, dancing, having a good time . . . suppressed desire: to be a concert organist . . . likes going places, spending money on fun and clothes, movies, plays in New York. In his reaching part of him will be cut down 49 PATRICIA ANN FENTON 1197 Hartford Turnpike Patty . . . nice smile, friendly . . . Interschool Basketball, Field Hoc- key, Track and Field, Pep Club, French Club . . . skiing, children, reading, Mets, Florida, VWs . . . That’s dose ... pet peeve: work . . . would like to be wealthy and Debbie Meyers . . . Smile and the world smiles with you; cry and you cry alone. ADELE KATHLEEN FERRARO 19 Todd Drive Dell . . . nutty, talkative, big brown eyes . . Work-Study Program, Mike, travel, dancing, boys, driv- ing, Mr. DeMayo's eyes, swim- ming . . . Oh for Pete Whiz . . . dislikes getting up in the morning, cliques . . . wants to be first woman on the moon and a fashion merchandiser . . . Friend- ship is like fine china, if it cracks you can mend it but the crack still remains. JOSEPH JOHN FERRARO 540 Pool Road Joe ... a constant fit . . . com- bo, working, bowling . . . Track Award . . . listening to and ana- lyzing popular music ... I don’t know. . . . discotcques, social af- fairs ... pet peeves: fakes, phonies, hypocrites . . . summer ac- tivities include spending money, having fun . . . Life is a dream, living is a reality. SUSAN FEZZA 18 Windsor Road East Sue . . . Usherette . . . likes Ven- ice, books by Camus, Punkins . . . And if a dream has failed you, look up, and dream again. 50 He will dare to seek PETER AMBLER FINK 26 Highland Park Road Finker . . . athletic, good-looking . . . Baseball Team Captain, Bas- ketball . . . being alone at times, sensitive people, Nauset Beach at night, summer's freedom ... pet peeve: socks . . . S. Stills, Young- bloods, Jeff Beck, cold clear winter nights after a snowfall, trusting friends . . . suppressed desire: to live on a South Pacific Island . . . would like to be himself. WILLIAM CLARK FISCHER 24 Windsor Road Bill . . . tall, green eyes, good- looking . . Swimming, Tennis, Triple Quartet, Sports Editor of DIALOG, Honor Guard, All-Con- necticut Chorus, Southwest Chorus, Junior Class Vice-President, skiing, Fisher's Island, G.LP. . . . That's close! . . . dislikes not being able to sleep on weekends . . . would like to be successful and Tom Jones . . Love is not love, that alters when alteration finds it. DANIELLE DIANE FLAGG 245 Spring Road Dani . . . light brown hair, bright blue eyes ... Ski Club, SACHEM, working, skiing . . . You arc a dummy Ed! . . . good-humored people, drawing faces, a tall, blond, blue-eyed boy . . . suppressed de- sire: to go skiing on the Swiss Alps ... pet peeves: prejudiced people, the name Harry, 180 .. . Gone With the Wind, Stowe . . . would like to be Janis Joplin . . . Live your own life, for you will die your own death. JUDITH ANN FOX 180 Montowese Avenue I hid behind walls of dandelion puffs afraid you would laugh at my nakedness But I sighed in ray loneliness my walls were shattered with a whisper and we wept together. PATRICIA ANN FRANCIS 93 Partcn Road Patty . . . happy . . . Drama Club, Total Theatre Group . . . Don’t get uptight. . . . acting, singing, dancing . . . dislikes gym, phonies, conceited people . . . suppressed desire: to be herself . . . would like to be a dramatic actress . . . California, plays ... I know not what the future holds, but I know who holds my future. DANIEL JOHN FRANCO 51 Beach Street Nice personality, honest . . . work, working on dunebuggies, leaving during free mods . . . Let's grip. . . . dislikes Monday morning, gyro, getting up early, mod 1 classes . . . would like to be J. Paul Getty . . . Miami, Indian Neck, driving dunebuggies . . . suppressed desire: to become a millionaire and live on his own island. 51 And he will stumble over BARBARA ANN FREDERIKSEN 127 Shawmut Avenue Barb . . . short, blue eyes . . . SACHEM Typing Editor, working, Typing Award . . . sewing, one special boy, talking in class . . . No!” . . . fall in New Hamp- shire ... pet peeves: diets, glasses, people who don't listen when you talk . . . suppressed desire: to be a self-made millionaire . . . Times change, and we change with them. THOMAS W. FREI 1 Cooper Road Sick, hopeless . . . DIALOG, pho- tography, England . . . would like to be John Doe ... pet peeve: pet peeves . . would like to be re- membered R.I.P. ALESSANDRA ANN FRONTE 41 Quinnipiac Avenue Sandra, Big Times, Fudd ... pretty, long brown hair, big brown eyes . . . a certain boy, shopping for clothes, spending money . . . Go kill yourself” . . . dislikes getting up early in the morning . . . would like to be remembered leaving school in the whale . . . suppressed desire: to get married and have kids . . . It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. JAMES MICHAEL FUNARO 51 Oakwood Drive Jim . . . sweet, lovable . . . music, cars, money . . . Get out of my tree . . . suppressed desire: to make a million the easy way . . . dislikes getting up early for school, cops . . . would like to be Robert Wagner . . . girls, traveling . . . Live for today, for tomorrow may never come.” PATRICIA ANN FURBUSH 111 Standish Avenue Patty . . . cold, wintcry days . . . dislikes conceited people, cold car seats, spiders . . . suppressed de- sire: to own a big house and take care of all poor children . . . Life is too short to spare an hour of it in the indulgence of evil pas- sions. LAWRENCE FURNIVAL 11 Trumbull Place Freckles of rain Speckles And happy things Are gone, but not forever. 52 our reality ROGER IRVING GADWAH 116 Scrub Oak Road Rogah!, Rog . . . good sense of humor, outgoing personality, in- comparable laugh ... Ski Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Junior Prom Bid Chairman, President of T. A. A., Dragon Mascot . . . mu- sic, Hammonasett, swimming . . . Hey! Do you mind? . . . dislikes lack of school spirit, snobs, moody people . . . would like to go with a certain girl, to be athletic . . . A treasure is not always a treas- CLAUDIA CAROLINE GADD 111 Collett Street Quiet, sensitive . . . reading, tigers . . . Hey Kid” . . . poems, books . . . pet peeve: phonies . . . would like to be a poet . . . Moose . . . would like to be remembered as a member of SWAS. SANDRA MARIE GAMBARDELLA 167 Middletown Avenue Sandy . . . quiet, smiles, motivated, determined . . . Usherette . . . sew- ing, records, jobs, radio, fresh air, old clothes, water . . . ''What a hassle! . . dislikes restrictions, people who feel they're better than you . . . would like to live near a beach . . It's hard to see the picture when you’re standing in- side the frame. JOSEPH GANDOLFI 1280 Hartford Turnpike Joe . . . tall, blond, blue eyes . . . bowling, girls. Corvettes, Bahamas . . dislikes going to work on Sat- urdays . . . would like to own a fleet of Mack trucks . . . All men are innocent until proven guilty. 53 Painfully, will he JOHN JOSEPH GARBERO 312 State Street Garbs . . . tall, brown hair, brown eyes ... a special aunt and uncle, cars, brew, friendly people . . . Whatever turns ya on!” . . . wa- ter skiing, fishing, hunting . . . dislikes people who don’t mind their own business . . . would like to be John Wayne. JASON KIPP GATES 130 Blue Hills Road Kipp . . The mac”, ”67 , Chev- elles, The Deac , aeroliners, Big Dave, Joanne, Chestnut Lane . . . Huva-Huva . . . dislikes the Barn Bum . . would like to be Big Dave, to be a horse trainer . . . Come up here. PAUL GATTER 114 South Avenue Gadjie . . . horses, the mac, '60 Dodge station wagons, Coliseum, L Fields, Abbey Road . . . Zer- ski! . . . dislikes blond midgets, conceited people. CAROL FRANCES GELENEAU 37 Temple Street Candystriper, work, book room girl . . . people, Eleanor's peacemakers . . . Yeah right, right . . . sup- pressed desire: to be a nurse . . . Eleanor . . . summer activities in- clude swimming . . . Give peace a chance. THOMAS FRANK GENTILE 28 North Avenue Tom . . . Soccer Team, Swim Team, Band, Dance Band . . . Hon- or Guard . . . Friday night card games, water sports, traveling, read- ing, music . . . suppressed desire: to be brilliantly intelligent . . . dislikes meeting deadlines, getting up in the morning . . . What you don’t do today will get done to- morrow. FRANK EDWARD GIAMO 333 Quinnipiac Avenue Frank . . . working with the school's computer, C.Y.O., drums, sound equipment, writing, sports, chess, W. G Fields, Lotus Elans . . . Yeah-huh . . . dislikes peo- ple who argue without facts . . . People who hide themselves be- hind a wall of illusion, never glimpse the truth — then it’s far too late — when they pass away. 54 blinded by our shadow. REGINA ELIZABETH GILES 18 Watson Avenue Reg . . . petite, pretty blonde hair . . . SACHEM Photography Edi- tor, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club, Band . . . Pep Club and Dance Club Awards . . . sewing, talking on the phone, boys . . . You know true friends, sunset, autumn days . . . dislikes conceited people . . . sup- pressed desire: to become a nurse . . . Live today because you never know what tomorrow may bring. TIMOTHY GILBRIDE 47 Pool Road Tim . . . Co-Captain Soccer Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team . . . Honor Guard . . . fishing, hunting . . . dislikes cigarette smoke . . . suppressed desire: to be a millionaire . . . summer activi- ties include working at Camp Hu- binger . . . When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” PAUL STEWART GLASSON 39 Marion Drive Brown hair, blue eyes, friendly . . Soccer . . . girls, cars, McDon- alds . . . All right . . . dislikes hippies, getting up early, con- ceited girls . . . would like to be Paul Newman . . . long-haired girls, Switzerland . . . suppressed desire: to live and surf on the West Coast . . . When the going gets tough, the tough get going. KENNETH W. GLICK 2 Edgewater Road Ken, Kenny . . . call, quiet . . . Charlene, records, SIMS, Beatles dislikes Monday mornings . . . would like to go to England. 55 BERNEY J. GOLDEN 16 Eaton Street Bern . . . tall, brown hair, blue eyes, crazy . . . Soccer Team, Track, Honor Guard . . . fishing, golf, sincere and friendly people, beach . . . dislikes athletic tape, stuck-up girls, unfriendly people . . . would like to be on time, to travel . . . 'T love not man less, but nature more. DANIEL PHILIP GOLINO 11 Randall Drive Frenchy, Dan . . . good-natured, fun-loving . . . Track Team, hock- ey, President of GY.O. . . . mo- torcycles, cars, football . . . Oh come on! ... pet peeve: boys with real long hair . . . likes Nova Scotia and traveling around. MARGARET KATHERINE GOODE 6 Weaver Circle Mag . . . quiet, sensitive, friendly . . . Donovan, soccer games, yellow Volkswagens, autumn weather, snow . . . Well, uh, ya see . . . dislikes rain, elevators. Jams Jop- lin .. . Spanish Gub, sewing . . . suppressed desire: to stop blush- ing . . . summer activities include trying unsuccessfully to get a tan . . . Remember men need laugh- ter sometimes more than food. DAVID GORDON Two men were walking when one cried out that Death had threat- ened him. He took his fastest horse and rode for Teheran which he could reach that same evening. Later the second man himself met Death and asked, Why did you threaten my friend? I didn’t threaten him; I only showed sur- prise that he was still here when I planned to meet him tonight in Teheran. He will realize the 56 NANCY GORMAN 6 Shaw Drive Competitive, quiet, active . . . Field Hockey, Girl Scouts, Swim Club, Physical Fitness Award, sailing, swimming, skiing . . . Really . . . dislikes phony people . . would like to go to Europe . . . We find in life exactly what we put into it ALICE MARJORIE GOULD 41 Laydon Avenue A1 . . . brown hair and eyes, quiet . Majorettes, Pep Cub . . . horseback riding, sewing . . . What are you trying to do? Kid me? . . . dislikes phony people, TV commercials, soul music . . . suppressed desire: to live in a world full of love . . . football games, true friends, boys, autumn . . . The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. BEVERLY SUSAN GOWARD 108 Highland Park Road Quiet, introverted, sensitive, lib- eral . . . DIALOG, LRY, Unitarian Church High School Class . . . get- ting to know people, grassy mead- ows, reading, being alone, Sperry Falls, PETER, Boston, sunshine, skiing, swimming . . . Well, any- way . . . dislikes school educa- tional system . . . would like to be totally free; a man . . . If a man hasn't found something he will die for, he isn’t fit to live.” RICHARD GRABOURECKI 1 Corey Road Rick . . . cool, sneaky . . . work at Pratt and Whitney, football, bowl- ing, Connecticut Dragways, bikes, N.Y.C. ... I need help' . . . dislikes stupid people . . . would like to be a state policeman . . . Oh no, here I go again. JOHN RAYMOND GRAY 296 Mill Road Big Bad John . . . blond, blue eyes, bully, dirty player . . . Track, Football, Basketball . . . sports, physical contact, sick jokes, fire- places, silly grins, work, sleeping ... I don't really care.” . . . Hon- est and truly . . . would like to break a javelin record, marry a certain girl, to write like John Lennon . . . All you need is love and baby I got it. BARBARA A. GRAYEB 43 Blakeslee Avenue Barb, Bob . . . tall, smiling, brown hair and eyes . . . SACHEM Sen- tor Portrait Editor, Pep Club . • . . I know! . . . sewing, horse- back riding . . dislikes people who are late . . . football games, basketball games, fluffy kittens . . Every human being has worth and should be treated with dignity.” freedom of his being 57 JAMES E. V. GREGO 6 Randall Drive Jimmy . . . good-looking . . . Track, Junior Prom King . . . Bohn's, honest people, stories with happy endings . . . dislikes people who tease him . . . would like to be Charlton Heston . . . suppressed desire: to have the things in life it will take to make him happy . . . Doubt that the stars are fire, Doubt that the sun doth shine, Doubt truth to be a liar, but never doubt I love.’ KATHRYN KILEY GRIFFIN 239 King's Highway Grif, Kath, Picker . . . lots of spirit, fun-loving, adorable smile . Captain of Cheerleaders, mem- ber of T.A.A., Swim Club, Pep Club, French Award . . . friends, VWs, football games . . . Oh hush . . . dislikes being alone, N.B. girls . . . would like to laugh without crying . . . Come on people now, smile on your brother everybody get together, try and love one another right now.” REBECCA RUTH GRUNT 257 Clintonville Road Becky . . head held together by Indian peace band . . . Drama Club, A.F.S. Club, DIALOG Busi- ness Editor, Swim Club, Ski Club . . . ’Oh ikk! . . . Maine, touring graveyards, Lady Cbatterly’s Lover, attending auctions . . . Honor Guard, Yale Science and Human- ities Symposium . . . Come see the pussy willows grow, do up your hair and nothing else. We'll buy up all the butterflies and make the morning last.” RICHARD HAHN 110 Collett Street Rich . . . New Haven County In- dustrial Arts Award in Engineering Drawing, motorcycles, photogra- phy” ... I don't believe it. . . . dislikes getting up early, home- work . . . would like to do a little bit of everything . . . Let the good times roll.” CHRISTINE MARGARET HALEY 510 Skiff Street Chris . . . tall, long brown hair, brown eyes ... Ski Club, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, SACHEM, Biol- ogy Independent Study . . . likes piano, horseback riding, sleeping dislikes liberals,” crowds, Mondays, wearing shoes . . . would like to sec the world without prej- udice, to be smaller . . . swimming, waterskiing, velvet, spring . . . And forget not that the earth de- lights to feel your barefeet and the winds long to play with your hair.” ALICE HALL 6 Philips Place A1 . . . funny, nuts . . . swimming, photography, monkeys . . . What are ya, goofy? . . . dislikes people that say good morning . . . would like to be a paratrooper. 58 And yet, his freedom DEBORAH JANE HALL 3 Salem Road Deb . . . watching, listening, pussy- cats, pockets, massive snowstorms, driving at night, Greetings from postcards, Handel, crisp Autumn days, cr£me de cacao, rootbecr lol- lipops ... I would not exchange the laughter of my heart for the fortunes of the multi tudes; nor would I be content with converting my tears, invited by my agonized self, into calm. It is my fervent hope that my whole life on this earth will ever be tears and laugh- ter.” JOSEPH MICHAEL HALLORAN, III 63 Mowry Street Tex . . . existential relativist . . . Soccer Team Co-Captain, Baseball Team, Ski Club, Chess Club, Speak-Out, music, Albert Einstein, strawberries, green . . . dislikes bronchitis, Lyman Hall . . . would like to hike deep into a forest and be lost . . . All sat down in one boat together; troubled voyage in calm weather. ELLA HAM 17 Monroe Street Ham . . . long blonde hair, petite, blue eyes, quiet ... a certain boy with brown hair, green eyes, a green Pontiac and football captain . . swimming, skiing, horseback riding . . . would like to get mar- ried ... to be remembered without freckles. DEBRA JUNE HARRISON 512 Quinnipiac Avenue What I know of friendly winds I've learned from being on the sea, sailing no place, going with the wind making every harbor home.” will be bounded 59 If he is able, he will shun the yoke of killing and hate LAWRENCE HATCH 2330 Ridge Road Bonehead . . . blond, good-looking, great personality . . . Flame, skiing, little Hondas”, '66 GTOs, Rascals, New York, horse shows . . . Don't call me Bonehead . . . pet peeves: people in love with themselves, short hair ... A man wrapped up in himself makes a very small package.” ROSEMARY THERESA HATCH 22 Cloudland Road How can a man's life keep it’s course If he will not let it flow? Those who flow as life flows know They need no other force: They feel no wear, they feel no tear. They need no mending, no repair. STEPHEN HATCH 1 Sherwood Drive Stef . . . shy, serious . . . Rocket Club, work, non-school sports . . . 'That’s cute . . . tobogganing, watching drag races ... pet peeve: careless workmanship . . . Califor- nia, motorcycles, Fords . . . sup- pressed desire: to fly an F-104 . . . It is a kingly thing to do well and to be evil spoken of. BRUCE MUNSON HERRMANN 32 Thorpe Street Tall, blond, talkative . . . water skiing, swimming, talking to peo- ple .. . You're out of your tree . . . pet peeve: phony people . . . would like to be a business teacher . . Mustang convertibles . . . sup- pressed desire: to live in Missouri . . Laugh, and the world laughs with you; cry, and you cry alone. DAVID ERNEST HOLSTEIN 59 Laydon Avenue Dave . . . quiet, friendly, easy-go- ing .. . cross country track, swim- ming, fishing, hunting, outdoors, sports, boating . . . 'Take it easy” . . . dislikes quitters, phony people . . . Anything worth doing is worth doing right. HARRIET HOYT 66 Bishop Street Hattie . . . petite, shy, light brown hair and blue eyes . . . Ski Club, Swim Club, Field Hockey Team, Dance Club, Tennis Team, Band . . . Are you kidding? . . . Disneyland, mountains, chocolates, snow, VWs, water . . . dislikes writing English papers . . . water and snow skiing, camping, boats . . . would like to be as free as the wind blows. 60 GARY HUBLEY 35 Surrey Drive Short, crazy . . . H.A.W., sports, trail-riding, Wezly's, loudest VW, Physical Fitness Award, Johanne, music . . . would like to drive a 150 horse power VW through the halls of NHHS during 4th mod . . . Do unto others . . ANN ELIZABETH HUDSON 17 Dogwood Road Unorganized, cute ... Ski Gub, Tennis Gub, A.F.S. Gub . . . food, dogs, horseback riding, swimming, Marthas Vineyard, beach . . . Hey! Wait a minute”, OH! Barney . . . dislikes spiders, hic- cups, oral reports . . . would like to be able to sing and play the guitar . . The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile, that costs the least and does the most, is just a pleas- ant smile.” ANNE HUTCHINSON 1685 Hartford Turnpike Cute, energetic... Ski Gub, A.F.S. Gub, Swim Gub, Tennis Team, SACHEM . . . Honor Certificates in Spanish . . . sewing, playing the guitar, tennis . . . Are you kid- ding me? ... pet peeve: people who leave the ‘e’ off her name . . . orange and yellow, the beach, pickles . . . suppressed desire: to be an airline stewardess . . . And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. STEVEN G. JACQUELIN 83 Bradley Street Quiet . . . listening to music, going out with his girl, playing in his combo . . . Cute?” . . . dislikes rah-rahs, stuck-up people, spooks, the world . . . suppressed desires: to be a drummer, to go to music school . . . would like to be Super- man . . . summer activities include relaxing, swimming, eating. 61 But, perhaps, he will be JERRY A. JEROME 42 Allen Road Jer, Jav, 64 . . . fun-loving . . . Football Co-Captain, Track, Var- sity Club, Junior Prom . . . certain brown-eyed girl, Javelins, relaxing, Florida . . . How ya doin'? . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . would like to be 6 feet tall and weigh 200 lbs., to be Jean-Claudc Killy . . . Success is never final, defeat is never fatal. CLAUDIA JOHLMAN 50 Angel Place C.J. . . . North Haven Drum Corps, book room, pictures, pizza, squeaky shoes . . . dislikes con- ceited goody-goody people . . . would like to travel as a photog- rapher . . It's better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all. VAN B. JOHNSON 1 Mathew Lane Van . . . tall, blue eyes . . . likes foreign cars, long hair . . . sup- pressed desire: to go to Europe .. . dislikes being followed by other cars at night, bad actors . . . would like to be Steve McQueen . . . Carefree can be fatal! AMY PRENTISS JONES 29 Dogwood Road Amila . . . Chorus, Band, Modern Dance Gub, Ski Gub, Junior Prom Committee . . . Junior Prom Attendant . . . Gilbert and Sulli- van, Ravel, skiing, sewing . . . would like to be herself with a little Martha Graham and Annie Famose thrown in . . . Stowe, D.N., A Separate Peace the winds catch the delicate seeds of the pines as the cones open and set their wings free . . ALLAN JOHN KALISZEWSKI 28 Locke Drive Kal . . . brown hair, hazel eyes, pretty insane . . . Baseball Team Grade 9 . . . cars, talking about certain people . . . give me strength ... pet peeve: Tom Jones . . . Beatles, Cream, Dylan . . would like to be Paul McCartney, Steve McQueen . . . suppressed desire: to be successful . summer activities include go- ing to the beach at night. 62 smothered by his inheritance. KAREN HOPE KATZMAN 5 Rose Lane Kitty, Katzie, Kar . . . flirtatious . . . Cheerleader, Pep Club Secre- tary, Junior Prom Committee . . . pickles, having fun, surfing, trying to ski . . . Oh no! . . . ORANGE, football games on cold days, Hawaii . . . Hold hands, part with laughter; touch lips, part with tears.” KATHLEEN IRENE KELLEY 9 Mansfield Road Quiet, reserved, open-minded . . . dislikes bright lights, loud people, people who measure intelligence . . would like to be Aphrodite . . . suppressed desire: to be able to run freely through the forest holding the hand of her beloved . . . would like to be able to com- municate with all classes of people. CHARLES WENDELL KENDRICK, III 1 4 Barton Grcle Charlie . . . Secretary of T.A.A. . .. girls, basketball, fast bikes, week- ends, having fun . . . Beautiful . . . dislikes NIG, boring classes, red lights, crowded lunch tables during 8th mod . . . would like to be Jim Bronson . . . Only he who attempts the ridiculous can achieve the impossible. ELIZABETH JANE KENNEDY 4 Beverly Drive Beth . . . cute, always happy . . . likes sewing, football and Louie Don't make fun of me” . . . dislikes worms and spiders . . . summer activities include Old Lyme . . . smiling . . . He who hesitates is lost. KATHLEEN KENNEDY 4 Manor Drive Kathy . . . cute, big blue eyes . . . SACHEM Typing Staff, working . . . playing piano, merry-go- rounds, Vermont . . . Have you seen Anne? . . . fall, flying kites . . . pet peeve: people who spell her name with a C . . . Those of us who loved him, . . . pray that what he was to us and what he wished for others, will some day come to pass for all the world. KATHERINE MARTYN KERNAN 280 Mill Road Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to walk from here? That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” said the Cat. I don't much care where — said Alice. Then it doesn't matter which way you walk, said the Cat. — so long as I get some- where, Alice added as an expla- nation. ”Oh, you're sure to do that, said the Cat, if you only walk long enough. 63 It is for us to JANET LEE KOWALESKI 113 Shawmut Avenue Jan . . . petite, friendly, good sense of humor . . . Spanish Club, Usher- ette . . . soccer games, friends, snow . . . You’ve gotta be kid- ding. ... pet peeve: mud puddles . . suppressed desire: to be able to stand next to someone her own age and look down at them . . . Give, and you help; take, and you destroy. RICHARD FREDERICK LaBANCA 9 Cindy Lane Ricky . short, brown hair, green eyes . . . Track, Baseball . . . Keep it up fella! . . . sports, cars, pretty girls . . . suppressed desire: to own a Corvette . . . dislikes ugly girls, ugly cars, hippies . . . would like to be Robert Wagner . . . Califor- nia, Atlantic Gty . . . No man is an island, no man stands alone. SUSAN LA ROCQUE 33 Central Avenue Sue, Pook . . . moody, outspoken, silly . . . work, Connecticut Drag- way, waterskiing, riding, motor- cycles, swimming, movies . . . Ain’t God — don’t act like him! . . . dislikes telephones, work, nosey people . . . You never know what you really have until you lose it. SALLY-JO LEIBIGER 82 Pool Road Cat s eyes, brown hair . . . playing pool, shooting rifles, underpriv- ileged people, Anthony DeRusso, cats . and what did you do before that? . . . dislikes persons who make false accusations . . . would like to own a lynx and be a social worker. 64 construet a CYNTHIA HARRISON LINCOLN 204 Forest Hill Road Cindy . . . brown hair and eyes . . . Tennis Team, French Club, Latin Club, SACHEM . . . waterskiing, sailing, traveling, sewing ... I don’t believe it” . . . Grenoble, Madison, airports, long letters, sweaters, long phone calls, football games . . . suppressed desire: to travel and study abroad . . . dis- likes alarm clocks, rain, jellyfish, golf, beards . . . Lc plaisir le plus d icat est dc faire celui d’autre.” new truth RICHARD JOSEPH INQUIRE 431 Middletown Avenue Rick . . . blond hair, green eyes . . . sports, girls . . . Don't start! . . . pet peeves: conceited girls, bull- throwers . . . suppressed desire: to be successful in life . . . Carla . . . summer activities include swim- ming, water skiing . . . What's the sense of life if you can’t love or live it. LUCIAN PAUL LESNIAK 1798 Hartford Turnpike Sassafras . . . indescribably deli- cious . . . football hero , wrest- ling for fun and profit . . . ”23 skidoo and away we go . . . wrestling alligators, meditation, body painting . . . suppressed de- sire: to swim trans-Atlantic under- water . . . Mack trucks, butterflies, fire hydrants . . . summer activities include concentrating on the inter- galactic evolution of homogeneous matter . . . He who knows of that which is, will never become that which was. KATHRYN JEAN LONG 1812 Hartford Turnpike Kath, Kathy . . . cute, green eyes, freckles . . . Pep Club, Cheerleader, Junior Prom Committee, Usher- ette . . . Presidential Physical Fit- ness Award . . . Carl, skiing, sew- ing .. . Must have been funny at the time . . . dislikes moody and insincere people, initiations . . . suppressed desire: to be able to play the piano . . . Life and love are beautiful and should be cher- ished; let both go hand in hand eternally. MICHAEL LOMBARDI 134 Gintonville Road Clink . . . sports, work, cards, cars . . . would like to be a pro-hockey player ... pet peeves: strict teachers, too much homework . . . downtown New York, mysteries . . . summer activities include working and sleeping . . . Win- ning isn’t the only thing, it’s every- thing. RICHARD JAMES LO PRESTI 11$ Wayland Street Rich ... tall, generous . . . Basket- ball, French Gub . . . Water and Dust, C.Y.O., Dominican Club . . . sports, dances, work, anything but sitting around . . . What can 1 say? . . . dune buggies, Cheri's Shack, motorcycles, The Grapes of Wrath, Chevelle SS 396 ... pet peeve: stuck-up girls . . . sup- pressed desire: to be a very wealthy businessman . . . Love is not love that alters, when alteration finds it. 65 To turn our backs on the RICHARD JOHN LUCIBELLO 1821 Ridge Road Rock, Tom . . . witty, sincere . . . Varsity Baseball, Auxilium Lati- num Award . . . being alone, base- ball. the personal satisfaction of telling people off . . . At any rate . . . pet peeve: 11th grade gym . . . suppressed desire: to perform the perfect” robbery . . . would like to be Clarence Darrow . . . No man by fearing reaches the top. JOAN MARIE LYNCH 113 Bradley Street Jo, Joanie . . . black hair, blue eyes, talkative, gullible . . . Pep Club . . . The Outsiders . . . suppressed desire: to get a Road Runner . . . That’s close! . . . pet peeve: people who think they're great . . . would like to be Barbara Parkins . . . To have a friend is to be one. KATHLEEN LYNCH 95 Samosct Avenue Kathy, Dum Dum . . . flirt, shy, big eyes, gullible . . . Tennis Team, Chorus, modeling, sewing, horse- back riding . . . Really? . . . would like to be owner of the Red Sox . . . likes lobster, Boston, pink roses . . . Love thy neighbor, es- pecially if he’s cute.” LINDA LYNCH 11 Munroe Street Rabbit, Mouse . . . long blonde hair, quiet . . . likes weekends . . Don't get rowdy. . . . dislikes people who talk behind a person’s back . . . suppressed desire: to go to California. NANCY MACK O the new children dance All around the balloons Swaying by chance To the breeze from the moon Painting the sky With the colors of sun Freely they fly As all become one. JOSEPH ANTHONY MALAVASI 73 Elm Street Joe, Hawk . . . A.V. Club, Photog- raphy, SACHEM . . . boating, ski- ing, a certain girl . . . Are you for real? . . . dislikes people who think they know it all . . . sup- pressed desire: to sail around the world . . . would like to be a cine- matographer . . . Life is only what you make it.” 66 emptiness of yesterday WILLIAM MANGINE 104 Shawnut Avenue Will, Bill ... tall, friendly . . . Soccer Team, Track Team, Honor Guard . . . reading, records, base- ball, hockey, Italian Food . . . All right! . . . dislikes closc-minded- ness, pessimism, spinach, boring books . . . would like to play hock- ey, to be Thomas Paine . . . The world is my country, all mankind are my brethren and to do good is my religion. DAVID L. MANGINO 161 Culver Lane Dave . . . good kid . . . work, see- ing new things, playing pool, fish- ing, to challenge things within reach . . . sure thing . . . dislikes people who think they know it all . . . would like to learn a trade . . . There is no dependence that can be sure but a dependence upon one’s self. LAURA ANN MANGINO 130 Culver Lane Lor . . . dark brown hair, brown eyes . . . GY.O., food, radio, par- ties, fun . . dislikes conceited people . . Life is nothing with- out a friend to share it with. VINCENT EDMUND MANNA, JR. 21 North Avenue Vin . . . tall, friendly . . . drawing, bowling, new friends, girls, dating, records, pistachio nuts, traveling What’s new? . . . dislikes long rainy days, conceited people . . would like to grow a money tree . . . It is not how long, but how well we live. 67 To each man we must restore his JANIS MARINO 45 Weaver Circle Jannie, Jan . . . short, friendly, sad eyes ... a certain boy, shopping, sewing, knitting, pink gown, Chevy II, warm summer nights, getting a tan, going to drags . . . Hey . . . dislikes insects, boys who aren't on time, cold days . . . would like to travel around the world on a motorcycle, to own a car, and to be Gidget . . . My words fly up, my thoughts remain below. JOAN ALBERTA MARKOWSKI 155 Elm Street Joanie . . . shy, always smiiing . . . A.F.S. Club, Pep Club, QVT, Drama Club, All-Connecticut Cho- rus, Art Award, P.E. Award . . . You're kidding me! . . . dislikes egotists, smog, immature people . . . would like to be in a broadway musical . . . Yesterday is but to- day's memory and tomorrow is but today's dream. PHILLIP BRADFORD MARMANILLO 52 Randall Drive Marnell . . . sarcastic, good sense of humor . . . Track Team . . . hang- ing around, watching old movies, reading ... I don't know . . . girls, touch football, television . . . dislikes working, getting up early . . . suppressed desire: to be an un- employed inhabitant of a tropical island . . . would like to have been Clark Gable or Errol Flynn . . . Life was made to enjoy. BARBARA MARZULLO 75 Fallon Drive Barb . . . sincere, sparkling eyes . reading, writing, painting, watching T.V., dates, cats, children . . . It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. RONALD MASTRIANNI 94 Broadway A-V Club, member of the Fire Department, boating, swimming, water skiing . . . What’s it to you? CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH MATURO 48 Postman Highway Chris . . . Honor Guard, computer, oceanography . . . To each, his own. 68 birth-rights: dignity and peace DENISE ANN MATURO 1144 Hanford Turnpike Dec, Shorty . . short, loud laugh . . . SACHEM, working, teaching, C.Y.O., Chorus, Concert Choir . . . horseback riding, swimming . . . Where’s Gin? ... pet peeve: snotty people . . . going places where you can have fun . . . would like to be Elizabeth Montgomery . . . suppressed desires: to own a horse, to become a legal secretary ... I cried because I had no shoes until I saw a child who had no feet. CONSTANCE LOUISE MAYER 530 Clintonville Road Connie . . . Drama Club, Feature Editor of DIALOG, Model Con- gress, Debate Club, Shakespeare Club . . . tenure in NH Chapter of NPC . . . Life is a bowl full of cherries . . . dislikes hippies, liber- als, social degenerates, signing year- books . . . would like to join the Varsity Gub and to be Eleanor of Aquitaine ... I am but mad on north-north west; when the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a handsaw. maura e. McCarthy 14 Marlen Drive Brown hair, blue eyes . . . Water and Dust, playing in a folk group . . . working with children, guitar, violin, blowing bubbles . . . sup- pressed desire: to become a folk- singer . . . woods, streams, deserted beaches with lots of rocks, fields of tall grass. MAUREEN ANN McDermott 8 Oram Court Mo . . . petite, talkative . . . having a good time, July 3, a certain boy, beach, drive-ins . . . Hey” . . . dis- likes getting up in the morning . . . would like to own a Corvette . . . Some things in life are hard to understand, a boy is one of them. 69 By reaching outward we shall begin EVELYN MARIE McFARLAND 20 Old Farm Road Lynne . . . mischievous, blue eyed blonde? . . . Drama Gub, French Gub, Dancing . . . Falsey! . . . cute boys, clothes. The Prophet . . . dislikes wet beach, cow bells . . . 'Wow . . . suppressed desire: to be a famous designer . . . meeting sincere people . . . would like to be Peter Pan . . . Of the good in you I can speak, but not of the evil ' LESLEY JANE McGALLIARD 6 Maplccrest Lane Les . . . bordering on the psychotic . . . Torch, Water and Dust, De- bate Gub, Band, Orchestra, Cho- rus . . . talking to people, flute playing, composing . . . suppressed desire: to identify every piece of music in the world by its first note poetry, joy, tea, Camus, wind in her hair ... pet peeve: people who quake when she drives . . . would like to be a great conductor We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams .. ELIZABETH REGINA McLaughlin 11 Beach Street Betty . . . cute, friendly, lots of pep . . . Pep Gub Vice-President, A.F.S. Gub, Cheerleader, C.Y.O., SACHEM, G.A.A. Council . . . sewing, pickles on Satudays, kalei- doscopes, wishbones, umbrellas . . . You snot!” ... pet peeve: tatoos . . . would like to be Raggedy Ann . . . suppressed desire, to play the bagpipes . . . There is no greater joy than to be remembered. JOANNE BETSY McPHERSON 60 Kings Highway Jo, Mickie . . . cute, nice person- ality . . . Student Council, Ski Club, Auxilium Latinum Award . . . clothes, skiing, friendly people, Richie . . . Oh My God! . . . football games on cold days, stuffed animals, shopping on Thursday nights . . . dislikes broken prom- ises, two-faced people . . . would like to be Mario Thomas . . . For now and forever, always and ever, little things mean a lot.” 70 to rebuild each man’s hopes. MICHAEL A. MEENEGHAN 477 Quinnipiac Avenue Mike, Meenie, 62 . . . good look- ing, always smiling . . . Football Team, Basketball, Junior Prom Committee, Varsity Club President, Track Co-Captain . . . dates, short girls, McDonald's . . . Ho-o-o, Al- right! . . . dislikes skinny girls, sideline coaches . . . likes to work with children. LINDA ROSE MENCHETTI 1704 Ridge Road Lin, Chet . . . constantly changing hair, great personality, pretty smile . . . N.H.G.F.T., Swim Club . . . rides on Sundays in October, a special trip to N.Y., John ... I miss John! . . . dislikes saying goodnight, secrets, hamsters . . . would like to own a pink Datson sports car, to be Raquel Welch . . . Love is a used car lot. CAROL ANN MERCURI 2000 Hartford Turnpike Car, Merc . . . cute, red hair, quiet . . . Cheerleader, Pep Club, Honor Guard . . . No-o-o-o!” . . . pet peeve: getting sunburned at Myrtle Beach . . . sewing, camping, foot- ball games . . . suppressed desire: to be a professional dancer ... an- tique cars, Spanish, getting stuck in elevators, pickles . . . Happiness is like a kiss; you must share it to have it. ’ GARRETT W. MEYERS 259 Maple Avenue Gwim . . . insane, a loner . . . driving Ann around, dreaming, Vcttes, Hawaii . . . Ether Bunny! . . . would like to own a certain house, a Vette, to travel, and to be Elvis Presley ... I have but one life to live, therefore I plan to live it for but one, Ann. ROBERT LOUIS MEYERS 121 Elm Street Bob . . . Senior Class President, Track Team Co-Captain . . . art, music, photography . . . Blue Rib- bon in the New Haven Arts Festi- val .. . No . . . summer activities include Newport Jazz Festival, Woodstock Rock Festival . . . sup- pressed desires: to travel and to attend art school . . . One's desire is one's interest.” DEBORAH ROSE MILLER 33 Ezra Street Debbie, Tara . . . long hair, friendly . . . work at Town Hall . . . likes to ride around, movies, to sec Bev and MaryAnn . . . How silly! ... pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . would like a silver Corvette, to be Soupy Sales . . . Only the Lord knows it's bet- ter to give than to receive. 71 JOSEPH ANGELO MIRANDA 47 Culver Lane Joe . SACHEM photographer, A.V. Club President, Photography Club . . . 10-4” . . . dislikes im- mature and conceited people . . . would like to be rich, to travel, to be an individual . . . God does not look at all the diplomas, awards, and honors at death. He looks at the scars it took to get them. DEBRA SHAY MITCHELL 114 Scrub Oak Road Digger, Mitch, Tom . . . cute, out- going, sincere . . . Senior Gass Play, CCC, Funny Girl” ... I don’t believe you did that! . . . Roy, writing, being alone, singing . . . pet peeve: not being able to enjoy life because of social stand- ards . . . shopping on Thursday nights, flannel pajamas, baby powder . . . If life can’t be lived to your content, life’s not worth living. CECILIA MOFFIT GERALD JAMES MOORE 15 Davis Road Ger, Moore . . . fun, cute, always talking about cycles . . . bikes, Jo- Ann, skiing . . . You miserable would like to be Peter Fonda . . . pet peeves: put-ons, busy signals . . . Love is sitting real low with the wind in your face. RICHARD MOORE 77 Culver Lane Vias ... tall and dark, talkative . . . bowling, hockey, dancing, rec- ords, cooking, Mice and Men, Flor- ida .. . Eat a rock . . . dislikes Gym . . . would like to become the owner of a restaurant or motel . . . Life is a bowl of cherries but soon the cherries will die. JANICE LORRAINE MUIRHEAD 53 Susan Lane Jan . . . dramatic, lively, to the ex- treme . . . Drama Club, DIALOG, Shakespeare Club, Water and Dust . . . walking at night, laughing, traveling, acting, Camus, Housa- tonic meadows, iris, fog. Grand Central . . . Blackfriars . . . dislikes Sam, indecision . . . would like to live in England, to be North Haven Sewage Treatment Plant.. . But come! plant within me some small seed of comfort, for I so much need your presence here. We must no longer be deaf to the whispering 72 PAUL MUNROE 32 Warner Road Mud . . . Metal II Award, Engi- neering Drawing Award . . . riding his motorbike, skiing in both water and snow ... pet peeves: torks, phonics . . . motorcycle movies . . . suppressed desires: to own a 650 Triumph, a Harley 74 . . . summer activities include going across country ... I would if I could, but I can't so I won’t. of a man’s JOHN P. MULHERN JOHN PATRICK MULLIGAN 37 Tennyson Road Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club . Nutmeg Boys' Sate . . . likes free mods . . . ' Really” ... pet peeves: phonies, followers of the group ... Be yourself, but make yourself someone worth being.” CHARLENE ANN MURANO 121 Pool Road Chucky . . . cute, blonde, lovable, sense of humor . . . sewing, making tea. New Hampshire, collecting stuffed animals . . . Cut it out!” . . . suppressed desire: to be 5 feet . . . dislikes two-faced people, kids who think they know every- thing, rainy days . . . Smiling and laughing when someone is down and out is better than the medicine a doctor can give.” ROBERT B. MURPHY 23 Monroe Street Murph . . . tall, friendly, good- looking . . . Basketball, Soccer . . . Basketball trophy . . . dislikes the way school is run . . . likes Miami and Vermont . . . suppressed de- sires: to return to Florida, to coach and play basketball . . . The harder you work to achieve your goals, the faster you will achieve them.” dream STEPHANIE R. MUZYKA 25 Peters Lane Steph . . . shy, likes to have a good time with the right people . . . likes to give certain people grief, going midnight swimming . . . sup- pressed desire: for everyone to walk out in the streets without be- ing criticized . . . Where's Lin? ... pet peeve: cheap people . . . The day may start with a sunrise but it may end with a heart that dies.” GEORGE NABLO 71 Coventry Circle Affectionate, honest, cute, quiet . . . work, going out, sports car races. Engineering Drawing Award, swimming, ice skating, sleeping, eating, Lime Rock, Connecticut . . . Do you realize dislikes girls who put their hair behind their cars . . . would like to own a Porsche 904 . . . In the end, truth will conquer. GERARD NADEAU 140 Patton Road Jerry . . quiet, dark blonde, blue eyes . . . Swimming Team, Co-Cap- tain, work, reading, sports, skiing, loafing, feeling good, psychology . . Hey . . . , dislikes frizzy hair, being bored . . . would like to be a doctor. MARGARET ANN NAPPE 10 Brook vale Road Marge, Goldie . . . sincere, knows how to have fun . . . Sophomore Gass Treasurer, Junior Prom Co- Chairman, SACHEM Assistant Bi- ography Editor, Concert Choir, Majorette, All-Connecticut Chorus, N.H.E.Y.C, Concert Band . . . CIA. . . . dislikes uncooperation . . . Bananas . . . Have you seen Cindy? . . . would like to be loved, not used . . . The triumph of evil requires only that good men do nothing.” 74 STEVEN RAYMOND NELSON 122 Pool Road Sieve, BF Leader . . . call, dark and handsome . . . member of the Bums Club . . . Here come the dudes ... pet peeve: clods who wear white socks . . . Take it slow, Jake . . . would like to be Nelson Rockefeller or John Lindsay . . . suppressed desire: to be a castaway on an all-girl island . . Haight- Ashbury, Greenwich Village . . . Love thy neighbor but don't get caught. SHEILA MAY NEWELL 109 Pond Hill Road Easy to get along with, fun-loving . . . bowling, tennis, badminton, ping-pong, billiards . . . That's close .. . drag racing, glances, par- ties ... pet peeve: conceited people . . suppressed desire: to be a hair- dresser . . . Live for today for to- morrow may never come. CYNTHIA NOONAN 34 Blakeslee Avenue Cindy, Cin . . . crazy, helpful, knows how to have fun . . . Junior Prom Publicity Chairman ... Si- mon and Garfunkel, water skiing, jazz dancing with Ed . . . What can I say? . . . Where's Marge? . . . pet peeve: getting stopped by cops on Memorial Day . . . would like to be Snoopy ... I am a rock; 1 am an island. A rock feels no pain and an island never cries. MARY LORETTA O'CONNELL 4 Samosct Avenue Mare, Moo . . . shy, quiet, long chestnut hair . . . Chorus, SA- CHEM Business Manager, 1969 Model Congress, Latin III Award . . . music, rainy days, autumn , . . Good Heavens!” . . . dislikes pretentious people . . . would like to get a pilot's license . . . To laugh often and much, to win the respect of intelligent people, to leave the world a bit better; this is to have succeeded. DONNA MARIE OLSON 4 Brook Lane Donna . . . short, blonde hair, friendly . . . skiing, skating, swim- ming, sewing, California, beach, working . . . That's embarrass- ing! . . . dislikes phonies, fish . . . would like to travel . . . The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. JOHN O’MARA 37 Poplar Street O'Mara . . . music groups, work, girls, cars . . . suppressed desire: to be a great drummer ... I don't think so. ... pet peeve: long dresses . . . would like to be Gene Krupa . . . quiet places, jazz, hard rock . . . Don't put off till to- morrow what you can do today. Nor, can we speak with silence 75 Our games VINCENT ORTELLO 8 Goodwill Road Orts, Vin . . . short, husky . . . work. Shopping Center, girls, mu- sic, money, cars, wine . . . What is it?” . . . would like to be Frankie Valli . . . dislikes people who don't mind their own business . . . Only the strong survive. BARBARA J. OSTFELD By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down. Yea we wept, when we remembered Zion. If I forget thee O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her cunning. Let my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth. If I remember thee not; if I set not Jerusalem Above my chiefest joy. BARBARA ANNE OVERLY 234 Pool Road Barb . . . quiet, good kid . . . Base- ball, Track, Shoreliner’s Drum and Bugle Corps . . . walking along the beach, swimming . . . would like to be a successful physical thera- pist ... the Hawaiian Islands . . . is sure she will be remembered for her complaints and blushing. ROBERT GEORGE PAIVA 10 Palmer Road Bob . . . talkative, sarcastic . . . Junior Prom Co-Chairman, A.F.S. Club Vice-President, Ski Club, Soc- cer, SACHEM Gubs Editor . . . NMSQT Letter of Commendation, Brown Book Award, A.F.S. to Ma- laysia . . New York Gty, cold weather and warm lodges, people who can form a two-sided rela- tionship, tasteful clothing . . . No huh?” . . . would like to be U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. . . . • • and if you care, don’t let them know, don't give yourself 76 and our pretending must stop JACQUEUNE ANN PAPA 170 Middletown Avenue Jack . . . nosey, fun-loving, good spaghetti cooker ... a certain boy with blond hair and a Grand Prix . . . pet peeve: being tickled . . . Hey kids, I got H.G. . . . Gor- don, finding out H.G., eating at Dino's, cooking . . . suppressed de- sire: to get married . . . Life is what you make of it, not what it makes of you. JOHN EDWARD PALLATTO 280 State Street Plato . . . hunting, fishing, read- ing, driving . . . No kidding! . . . dislikes reading Russian nov- els .. . suppressed desire: to be among the idle rich . good books, fast cars, beautiful but in- telligent girls . . . would like to be Graham Hill . . . “All things are artificial for nature is the art of God. MARK KEITH PASQUARIELLO 41 Banton Street Muffit . . . singing to records, pleasing people, living each day as it comes ... I don't know noth- ing. . . . GC. . . . suppressed desire: to become an excellent chef . . . pet peeve: false people . . . would like to be the owner of a restaurant and movie house com- bined . . . If people don’t want to be themselves then they shouldn’t be at all. LYNN PARISELLA 45 Cottontail Lane Blue eyes, brown hair, friendly . . . French Club, Pep Club . . . red roses, soccer games, neon rainbow , light blue, tall blue-eyed blonds, newly fallen snow . . . Oh yeah! . . . suppressed desire: to visit Never Never Land . . . dis- likes unhappiness, rainy cold days . . . You really don’t know what treasures you have in life until you lose them.” ROBERT LOUIS PANTANO 35 Ansonia Drive Bob . . . working part-time . . . cars, hobbies, collecting records, shooting . . . summer activities in- clude swimming, vacationing, fish- ing. PATRICIA ANN PASSARIELLO 185 Fitch Street Pat . . . one certain boy with a black ’65 GTO . . . Hey kids! I got H.G. . . . suppressed desire: to get married . . . summer activi- ties include going to Dino’s and the drive-in . . . There is a time and place for everything. 77 DAVID J. PAVIS 158 Sackett Point Road Dave . . quiet . . . motorcycles, reading, records, cars, swimming . . . would like to write profession- ally ... I wish I knew! . . . Even a fool, wbe% he holds his peace, is considered wise.” GAIL PEDERSTUEN 88 Howe Street Gailly . . . Girl Scouts, camping, talking, wondering why . . . Oh shut up! . dislikes prejudices . . . likes natural things, watching people react to what she says, does or wears . suppressed desire: to travel the world and meet people . . . would like to be literally a human being . . . The only time I was ever made mute was when they asked me, 'Who are you?’ ALBERT PERROTTI 96 Hartley Street Big A1 . . . tall, dark . . . keeping a Chevy running, working, loafing, girls . . . I'd say” . . . dislikes 6 cylinders . would like to own a fast car and be Steve McQueen . . . I study six hours in school, am I supposed to study at home too?” ELLEN A. PERROTTI 90 Hartley Street El . . . quiet, knows how to have fun bowling . . . Go bang your head . . . dislikes school, two-faced people ... the Hawaiian Islands . . suppressed desire: to travel. MARIA NANCY PERROTTI 90 Hartley Street Always laughing . . . bowling league, crazy people who like to have fun, modeling . . . dislikes getting up early and going to school, two-faced people . . . would like to be Colleen Corby, to visit Sweden . . . summer activities in- clude traveling, going to the beach . . would like to be an interior decorator. DONNA ANN PESTICCI 13 Pequot Avenue Big brown eyes, likable . . . sitting in talking study, sewing, fishing, driving around, the lav . . . For- get it! . . . dislikes boys in white socks, two-faced people . . . sup- pressed desire: to be a certain someone’s suppressed desire . . . Mr. DeMayo’s eyes, football games, a certain Italian boy, snow at Christmas time . . . Touch hands, part with laughter; touch lips, part with tears.” For hollow words touch no one 78 KAREN FRANCES PETERS 295 Bassett Road Kar . . . big green eyes, brown hair . . . French Club-Treasurer, Pep Club, rainy days, Donovan, snowmen . . . I imagine it must have been . . . dislikes short pants would like to be a psychol- ogist . . Walk together, talk to- gether all yc people of the earth then and only then shall ye have peace. PATRICIA JACQUEUNE PIERCE 47 Sheffield Road Par, Patty . . . funny, giggling . . . French Club, SACHEM . . . smiles, starry nights, snow, stuffed animals, shaggy dogs . . . dislikes phonies ... ‘ I shall laugh myself to death.” EDWARD MICHAEL PIER PONT 64 Village Street Eddic-Boy ... not a care in the world . . . fishing, hunting, swim- ming, boating . . . “Got a dime?” . . . dislikes when things backfire . would like to be happy ever after . . . The man who has every- thing is bothered less if it includes a female.” JOHN GERALD PISCITELLI 43 Fallon Drive Pisci . . . big, strong . . . Varsity Letter in Football, Track ... pet peeve: people with long hair . . . would like to be Sam Huff . . . summer activities include working . . . Remember school spirit is what you put into it. 79 SUSAN PITTS 196 Mill Road Beautiful blonde with a crazy mind bowling, tennis, badminton, water skiing, skiing, ping-pong, baseball, billiards . . . pet peeve: two-faced people . . . working with underprivileged, blind or handi- capped children . . . suppressed de- sire: to be a race-car driver . . . large, wild parties . . . would like to be a giraffe . . . summer activ- ities include bumming it on the beaches. MADELEINE PLATNER Guilford, Connecticut I would not sleep here if 1 could except for the little green leaves in the wood And the wind on the water.’ BARBARA ANN PLAUT 17 South Avenue Barb . . . blonde hair, blue eyes, nice smile . . . Drum Corps, Pep Club, English Bookroom, baby- sitting, Cape Cod . . . ’’You're kid- ding!’’ . . . dislikes gym, conceited people . . . Honesty is the best policy! ROBERTA M. POLITES Sandie . . . quiet, always smiling . . . bowling, people of all types . . . Oh, come on . . . dislikes two-faced people, common com- plainers, getting up on Monday- Friday mornings . . . Richie . . . would like to be a hairdresser, to travel. 80 ROBERT D. POTTS Bob . . . objective, not easily ex- cited . . . part-time job, small rock band . . . Get a haircut. . . . music, rock concerts, riding motor- cycles, girls ... pet peeves: hypo- crisy, plastic people . . . talking to and meeting different people from other places . . . suppressed desire: to tour the country . . . You are what you make yourself. DAVID POND 50 Bayard Avenue Dave . . . individualist, loner, con- servative . . . firearms, music, swim- ming, motorcycles, speed against the wind, feeling for the past, his- tory, areas unpopulated . . . Mark- manship Awards . . . That’s nice!” ... pet peeves: radicals; all types . . . would like to be a veteran of everything . . . Cowards will al- ways die a thousand deaths, but the brave only one. PATRICIA ANN POTONIEC 1287 Mount Carmel Avenue Pat, Panic . . . witty, fun to be with . . . SWAS, part-time job, professional model . . Dave, Turtles, purple, drive-ins, The Ac- cident , Milk Duds, poetry . . . Give me some slack . . . sup- pressed desire: to own a white Buick Riviera . . . turkey, writing letters, tall boys ... pet peeve: people who aren't on time . . . ’Tears arc only drops; hearts do all the crying. NANCY PRETE 170 Fitch Street Blue-eyed, scientific . . . tennis, tabic tennis, bowling, chess, Water and Dust Art Editor, French Gub, science exhibits . . . dislikes insin- cerity, close-minded people . . . would like to go to Italy . . . There is little that can withstand a man who can conquer himself. JEFFREY PHILIP PRICE 1549 Ridge Road And I am waiting for the fleeing lovers on the Grecian Urn to catch each other up at last and embrace and I am awaiting perpetually and forever a renaissance of wonder. ANTHONY PRIORE, JR. 108 Mowry Street Tony, Doc . . . quiet, friendly, easy-going . . . Vermont, New Hampshire . . . swimming, travel- ing, good fish, music, New Haven Blades games . . . Well ring my chimes . . . suppressed desires: to play the drums, to gain weight . . . dislikes canned macaroni . . . playing cards in the History Re- source Center . . . Excellence is never granted to man; but is a re- ward of labor.” We must learn to care. 81 Perhaps if we glance across our DONNA MARIE PRISCO 1 Arthur Street . . . Pookie’s the name preferred by donn (the Cheshire Cat) who wears sneakers and T-shirts and likes people-watching and hor- rendous and 4 foot zippers and H.R. Pufnstuf and Charisma and and camel and the d.G. and a certain tree . . . SANDRA PRODOTI 150 Standish Avenue Sandi . . level-headed . . . sewing, reading, working with people . . . bulldingy” . . . Canada . . . sup- pressed desire: to see the world free of violence, hatred, and wars . dislikes classifying people . . . Love is not blind-it sees more. But because it sees more, it is willing to see less. LUCILLE PROIETTE Lu . . . brown eyes, brown hair, 5TV5 • • • work, Mike, playing pool, ‘53 Chevy, swimming, boat- ing . . Bookkeeping I Award . . . dislikes kids that think they are better than anybody else . . . Want a smash? . . . suppressed desire: to marry, have kids, long hair, to be rich . . . Love never runs smoothly. JOSEPH J. PROVASOLI JEAN QUIMBY 367 Skiff Street Quiet with sudden bursts of excite- ment . . . nurse’s aide . . . Donovan in concert, Canada, horseback rid- ing .. . Fantastic . . . suppressed desire: to be the best nurse there ever was ... pet peeve: being called Jeannie . . . would like to be Donovan . . . Happiness runs in a circular motion, thought is like a little boat upon the sea. CATHERINE RAMADEI 87 Fallon Drive Cathy, Cat ... a follower, sense of humor . . . babysitting, poetry, reading, teasing people, Hamlet, softball . . . Righto! . . . dislikes people who don’t say what they mean . . . would like to be able to make people happy . . . Do not worry what people are thinking about you — they are not thinking about you. They are wondering what you are thinking about them. 82 shoulder we shall begin to see JOHN LOUIS RAPUANO 4 Lincoln Street Toe, P.B. . . . friendly, soon to be bald, big green eyes . . . collecting antiques . . . would like to be Peter Fonda ... pet peeve: phonies . . . You’re a brat” . . . suppressed de- sire: to be an easyrider . . . sum- mer activities include Y.M.GA. work, swimming . . . Do your own thing in your own time.” CAROL REDMOUNT 175 Forest Hill Road When one knows thee, then alien there is none, then no door is shut. Oh, grant me my prayer that I may never lose the touch of the one in the play of the many. STEPHEN J. REMEN 81 Blakeslee Avenue Steve . . . tall, handsome, clean-cut . . . Drama Club, North Haven Rotary Shooting Association, pow- er squadron course, sailing, sports, people, beach, boats . . . That’s close! . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . would like to sail around the world in a boat, to be Paul Newman . . . Success is achieved by drive and desire. ALAN PAUL REYNOLDS 100 Upper State Street A1 . . . tall, long straight hair . . . skiing, beaches, the sun . . . Any- one want to buy a TR3?” . . . sup- pressed desires: to be rich, to own a Jaguar, to go to California . . . would like to spend a whole summer living on a beach. 83 To strengthen the weak ALAN RIGGS 70 Bradley Street A1 . . . quiet, conservative, opinion- ated . . . work, Colchester, drum- ming, jazz music, cars, wasting time, Maine, Fords, beach, drive- ins, 1962 Comet . . . Oh Yeh! . . . dislikes Rah-Rahs”, people who think they know everything . . wants to race at LcMans, France and to be Jimmy Clarke . . . Youth should be both seen and heard.” MARY ANN ROMANO 524 Quinnipiac Avenue Mar . . chatty, fun-loving . . . one special trip to New York, horse- back riding, eating at Dino's, hang- ing around . . . Really ... pet peeves: high water pants, dirty ears . . . Don’t get rowdy!” . . . suppressed desire: to go to Califor- nia . . . summer activities include the drive-in, the beach . . . Let the good times roll. CYNTHIA ANN ROTH 14 Larson Drive Gn . . . friendly, sincere, quiet . . . C.Y.O., work, bowling, sewing, reading . . . You must be kid- ding! . . . dislikes snobby people, boys with long hair, boys that wear white socks . . . would like to be successful and Mario Thomas . . . 'Turn from evil and do good; seek peace and follow after it. KAREN ROWLEY 67 Howe Street Always understanding and happy D. E. program, work, sewing . . . would like to work with peo- ple. JOSEPH G. RUBINO 41 Moulthrop Street Tonto . . . photography . . . Look at all the smoke!” . . . Woodstock, Cannery Rou . . . summer activ- ities include music festivals. DIANE RUSSO 1819 Ridge Road Blue-green eyes, friendly . . . work, teaching catechism, travel, swim- ming . . . Oh no! !! ... dislikes unhumble people . . . Wealth is as love in that it destroys him who witholds it but grants life to him who gives freely of it. 84 NANCY ELLEN SALOWITZ 95 Knollwood Road Sal . . . A.F.S. Club Secretary and President, Speak Out, SACHEM Layout Editor, Girl Scouts, P.N.F.S., Water and Dust . . . Science De- partment Award 1968-69 . . . Look like you know what you’re doing . . . parades, walking in the woods, getting silly ... pet peeve: P.E . . . Colchester Tree, Rm. 101, Rm. 110, absurdities . . . The greatest pursuit of mankind — thought with a touch of humor.” GAIL ANNE RUSSO 5 Colonial Drive Tall, big brown eyes, quiet . . . sewing, driving, tall boys with dark hair, Coke, maroon Camaros, blue eyes, swimming, horseback riding . . Who's that?” . . . dislikes phonies, having a picture taken, people that jump to conclusions ... Friendship is like china, precious and rare, when broken can be mended but the crack is always there. CHARLENE SARGENT 35 Roberta Road Brown hair and eyes, quiet . . . S.I.M.S., listening to records, going out, a special boy, sleeping, walk- ing barefoot, England, long hair, beach, mountains . . . Certificate of Excellence in Bookkeeping . . . dis- likes getting up in the morning . . . Groovy . . . would like to see the whole world and to be Venus . . . All the world’s a stage and all the people merely players.” DEMETER MICHAEL ARTHUR SAWCHUCK 45 Buell Street Adventuresome, fun, pioneer-like ... Ski Club, AFS, Photography Club, dune buggies, street racing, traveling, drama, swimming . . . dislikes people not minding their own business . . . T live life like a game, pleasures I enjoy, sorrows I can tame. 85 PHILOMENA E. SCARAMELLA 33 Half Mile Road Mina . . . shy, moody, friendly, pensive . . . South Pacific , Band, Chorus, Spanish Club, A.F.S. Club, SACHEM, Triple Quartet, South- west Division Chorus, All-Connect- icut Chorus . . . You're kidding. Really? . . . dislikes getting up in the dark, insincerity, phonies . . . would like to become a famous fashion designer . . . Oh Lord, the sea is so big, and my boat is so small. DONNA LOIS SCHETTINO 105 William Street Don, Dee . . . brown hair, always laughing . . . North Haven Drum Corps, Italian food, parties, dances, football games . . . Bang your head! . . . dislikes showoffs, stuck- up boys, white socks . . . would like to spend a month in Italy . . . A true friend is a friend forever. ARTHUR SCOTT 51 Fitch Street Art, Scotty . . . rough . . . work- ing, cars, sleep, swimming, fish- ing, hunting, Chevies . . . Bad scene . . . dislikes school. Fords . . . would like to be a state police- man . . . If at first you don't succeed — quit!” MONA RENE SEMEL 6 Mountain View Terrace Mona . . . friendly, cheerful . . . Pep Club, Drill Team, Chorus, SACHEM, swimming, tennis, Paul Newman, Boston . . . Oh my goodness! . . . dislikes unfriendly people, rainy days . . . would like to be an actress ... A merry heart is a good medicine, but a broken spirit drieth up the bones.” MARCIA KATHERINE SIEFF 1 Bowen Road Pumpkin . . sparkling eyes, silly, sincere . . . JZ, soft grass, smiles, summer, sunshine . . . Arc you kidding? . . . dislikes toads, Alaska, bugs . . . suppressed desire: to be completely happy . . . Beatles, Romeo and Juliet, SWAS, Inter- lude, convertibles, Taurus, Catcher In The Rye . . . What a dream I had, pressed in organdy, clothed in crinoline of smoky burgundy, softer than the rain, I wandered empty streets. To give a hand to the man MICHAEL ALLEN SCUNGIO 36 Quinnipiac Avenue Scung . . . cool, crazy, serious . . . work, hanging around, girls, motorcycles, Schaefer . . . What's happening bro! , Hey man don’t hassle me! . . . dislikes not having a date for the weekend . . . would like to be Frankie Valli . . . Love is the ultimate trip. 86 PETER ANTHONY SIGNORE 110 Bailey Road Siggy ... rail, friendly ... Baseball Team, Varsity Letter, music, eating, girls, N. Y. Giants . . . Yeah! . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . would like to be rich and happy. GALE ANN SINISGALLI 15 Roarke Road Short brown hair, blue eyes, always talking . . . making people happy . . . going to Fairfield and Cindy's . . . The worst that could happen would be Wednesdays, boys . . . suppressed desire: to travel around the world . . . would like to be Neil Armstrong . . . pet peeve: cars that don't start on rainy mornings . . . If not now, when? If not we, who? PAMELA SLETTEN 390 Skiff Street Pam ... a tall, green maladroit with brown hair . . . tutoring at Conte School, Girl Scouts, PNFs, toddler care at Church, Room 110 . . . eating lunch, making things . . . Oh!? . . . LL. Bean, toys from F.A.O. Schwarz ... pet peeve: people who walk slowly in front of other people in the hall and won't move over . . . What the good man does is always right. JOHN SMITH 337 Bassett Road Smitty . . . friendly . . . work, play- ing sports, going to ball games, working on cars . . . That's close . . . pet peeve: getting up on Monday mornings . . . would like to be Bobby Hull . . . suppressed desire: to become rich . . . girls, cards, hockey . . . summer activities include work and baseball . . . It's not how you lose but how you win that counts. LINDA LORRAINE SMITH 1745 Hartford Turnpike Lin, Smitty . . . always smiling, re- served . . . Speak-Out President, A.F.S. Club, French Club. Kansas, Montreal, LeRoi Jones . . . Oh Yeah! . . . suppressed desire: to back a fire engine into a narrow parking space . . . dislikes bigoted people, conformists . . . would like to be remembered as the young lady who tried to enlighten NHHS students to the beauty and great- ness in being Black! . . . There is never a why without a because. A who is bent and fallen 87 RODNEY JOHN SNEDECKER 6 Dover Road Small, friendly, energetic . . . hockey, swimming, C.Y.O., Mis- quamicur, girls, traveling, motor- cycles, friends . . . dislikes bell- bottoms that are too short . . . suppressed desire: to be tall . . . would like to be Donovan . . . 'To live is to strive, to die is to give up. WANDA CAROL SPENCER 520 Quinnipiac Avenue Wan . . . quiet, light brown hair, hazel eyes . . . work at the Reha- biliation Center, Paul, sewing, knit- ting, picnics, co-ed sports, children . . . You’re only young once . . . dislikes social climbers . . . would like to be an architect . . . Don't put off today what you can do tomorrow.” CAROLYN SPIRO Si alors un enfant vient a vous, s'il rit, s'il a des chcveux d’or, s’il ne repond quand on 1‘intcrroge, vous devinerez bien qui il est. Alors soyez gentils! Ne me laissez pas tellemcnt triste: ccrivez-moi vite qu’il est revenu . . . MARIANNE KIERNA STEBBINS 365 Quinnipiac Avenue Ever vibrant, always there, a smile, a word, a hand, a heart, a friend. . . . loves soft hair, open fields, high grass . . . hates saying good bye . . . Oh, shut ya mouth. dreaming, being herself (weird) . . . wants to understand . . . suppressed desire: to find IT’ . . . would like to be that snake. 88 To look beyond his shadow DONNA MARIE STELLAVATO 650 Middletown Avenue Don . . . friendly . . . Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee ... a tall boy, phone calls, sewing ... I mean it! . . . dislikes waiting for someone who is never on time . . . would like to be a social worker . . . The joys of love are but a moment long, the pains of love endure forever. LINDA SUE STERNBERG 54 Highland Drive Lyn . . . independent ... Ski Club, horseback riding . . . cooking, lightning and thunder, swimming, playing pool . . . dislikes snobs . .. Where's Steph? . . . leaving fu- ture up to J.G . . . Live for to- day cause tomorrow may never come. TRAUDY STOCKMANN 98 Upper State Street Traudy . . . quiet, true, sincere . . . Swim Gub . . . records, radio, walks, dances, to sit around and talk . . . Really? You're kidding. . . . dislikes people who put on an act . . . would like to travel and become a successful secretary . . . We live, not as we wish to, but as we can. What is yours is mine, and all mine is yours. MARGARET JOANNE STOTT 2 Coventry Grde Meg . . . light brown hair, blue eyes ... Ski Club, A.F.S. Club, SACHEM . . . Honor Guard . . . watching people, Simon and Gar- funkel, open fields, autumn days, going barefoot, daisies, candles, VWs . . . dislikes insincere people . . . suppressed desire: to own a mountain . . . Today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. PETER FRANCIS SUCHY 26 Barton Circle Pete . . . work . . . women, cars, money, Boston . . . Use it before you lose it. Why not?” . . . dislikes apathy, egotism, prejudice . . . sup- pressed desire: to burn a certain red car . . . I am what I am and that's all I ever can be.” PATRICIA J. TAGLIATELA 18 Primrose Street Patty, Tag . . . well-dressed, friendly, cute ... Ski Gub, SA- CHEM, sewing, snowskiing, peo- ple, Yale Football, Jets, small chil- dren, beaches . . dislikes insincer- ity, insensitive people, indecision . . . would like to float on a cloud . . . In order to live, one must love. 89 To feel his life. DIANE TANGUAY 11 LeGrand Road Di, D.T. . . witty, critical, a lot of fun . . . Ski Club President, Water and Dust Editor, Tennis, Swim Gub . . . horses. Cape Cod, Stowe, drama, Boston . . . would like to dance into the hearts of millions of Americans, to be a perennial child . . . If what I say may seem unkind, it s only me and not my mind. JOHN TARDUCCI 60 Banton Street J.T. . . . cute, nice personality . . . working, hanging around, music, cars, friends, countryside, beach . . . Hey Guys” . . . dislikes waiting, busy phones . . . would like to be a cloud free of all worries , . . Care not what others think; for only actions bring forth results. FRANK JAMES TESTA 7 Lynettc Drive Rock band, playing guitar, listen- ing to records . . . You gotta give a damn to build a dam. ... pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . would like to be a cow . . . Vermont . . . summer activities in- clude Woodstock, Newport . . . suppressed desire: to cut a record. LINDA LEE THOMPSON 29 North Avenue Lin . . . petite, vibrant, sensitive • Water and Dust, Drama Club, Windsor Shoppe, sewing, Yale, Blackfriars Summer Theatre . Oh, well” . . dislikes filling out school schedules . . . would like to fulfill the Impossible Dream . . . A man’s reach should exceed his grasp. LUCINDA THOMPSON 208 Maple Avenue Cindy, Cyn . . . blond hair, blue eyes, fun-loving . . . skiing, sewing, knitting, snow, Ireland, Scotland, beach . . , Who? What?” . . . dislikes math, snobby kids, dark rainy mornings . . . would like to live in the 19th century, get mar- ried and have lots of kids . . . Let us then be what we are, and speak what we think. DAVID THOMSON 68 Village Street Quiet, shy . . . Vermont, working . . . would like just to be himself. 90 MICHAEL THROCKMORTON 4 Charlton Hill Mike, Throck . . . water skiing, cycles, boats . . . Ain’t no way” . . . dislikes Honda 50s, hippies . . . suppressed desire: to own a XLCH, Shelby 500 KR . . . would like to be Jim Bronson ... I can swear there ain't no heaven; but I’ll pray there ain’t no hell.” DENNIS TIMBERMAN 132 Standish Avenue Moose . . . shy, quiet . . . Varsity Soccer and Golf, Honor Guard . . . sports, playing guitar, St. Louis Cardinals, Ray Bradbury . . . dis- likes close-minded people who will not accept change . . . would like to write a novel . . . Life itself is more than fantastic. BRUCE TOLMAN 30 Highland Park Road Bru . . . thin, good looking . . . Drama Club, Fagin in Oliver, Vice- President of Student Council . . . sleep, art, trilogy, rock festivals, Jamaica . . . Peace . . . dislikes to shave . . . would like to be Gandalf . . . Today is the tomor- row I worried about yesterday. LINDA JOYCE TOMCZYK 50 Butler Road Lin . . . quiet, brown hair, blue eyes . . baking, reading, tennis, horseback riding, swimming, work- ing . . . dislikes phonies, people who lie . . . would like to marry a millionaire and have kids . . . Everything that you want is either illegal, immoral or fattening. 91 Gradually each man’s fullness ROBERT TOMCZYK 533 Pool Road Bob . . . not so quiet . . . work, records, cars, eating, music, swim- ming . . . O-Boy” . . . dislikes boys with long hair, homework . . . What you can leave for tomorrow, don’t do today.’ MICHAEL WILLIAM TORELLO, JR. 12 Belvedere Road Mike . . . Friendly, good-natured . . . Rocket Club, Photography Club . . . Engineering-Drawing Award, French I Award . . . likes to meet new people, taking pic- tures, chicken . . . suppressed de- sire: to be Administrator of NASA . . . ’ Doubt begins only at the last frontiers of what is possible. DOUGLAS E. TUCKER 17 Upper State Street Doug . . . playing guitar, his girl friend . . . Shut up, Perkins . . . suppressed desire: to get out of high school . . . Ask me if I care? ... pet peeve: wise guys . . . would like to be a pilot in the Air Force. PAUL LAURENCE TUCKER 20 Henlcaze Gardens Bristol BS94HJ United Kingdom Tuck . . . good-looking, friendly, a bloody Limey . . . Varsity Soc- cer, sailing, motor racing, A.F.S., squash, rugby, surfing, people, cur- rent affairs, travel, beach . . . A.F.S. Scholarship . . . Crumbs! . . . dislikes naivete, soccer referees, bureaucracy . . . would like to be- come politically effective . . . would like to be Yossarian . . . The best of friends must part. We only part to meet again. DONALD R. TYRRELL 16 Beach Street Georges, Don . . . brown hair and eyes, always smiling . . . Football, Track, Varsity Club, Gymnastic Club, GY.O. . . . girls, cars . . . How ya making out? . . . dis- likes long practices and long hair . . . would like to be Robert Wag- ner. VALERIE MICHELE VALCOURT 6 Linslcy Street Softly smile at broken glass, re- member your face for what it is — then walk away, and upon each person you meet — smile faintly and remember . . . 92 will then be brought together ELENA ANN VANACORE 108 Blakeslee Avenue Dark brown hair and eyes, moody, funny . . . horseback riding, bowl- ing, motor-cycles, office machines, sewing, ceramics, fried clams . . . That's close! . . . dislikes getting up in the morning, going to work . . . would like to graduate and go into data processing. DAVID VAN BUREN 18 Northsidc Road V.B. . . . scuba diving lessons, waterskiing, skiing . . . suppressed desire: to teach calculus at Yale . . . New Hampshire's White Mountains . . . dislikes bubbles, cats, runafish, getting seasick . . . would like to be a driver educa- tion teacher . . . summer activities include a canoe trip to Maine. EUGENE JOSEPH VEGLIANTE 39 Blakeslec Avenue Gene . . . good sense of humor, fun to be with . . . psychology, listening to music, girls, drums, cars . . . dislikes spiteful people . . . would like to live an exciting life . . . The world is what you make of it. ERIC CHARLES VELUSH 30 Butler Road Hard rock, John Mayall ... I don't know ... pet peeve: Mon- day mornings . . . suppressed de- sire. to be wealthy . . . would like to be Atlas and control the world . . Do what you’d like. 93 MICHAEL DENNIS VOLLERO 14 Governors Drive Vollano, Mike . . . tall, good sense of humor . . . Football, Basketball, Track, Rocket Club, Sugar n’ Spice, sleeping, usher . . . Heh there! . dislikes taking care of basket- ball charts . . would like to be Lou Michaels . . . If silence were golden. I’d be the richest person in the world. KATHLEEN G. VOLPE 16 Red Brick Lane Kathy, K.V. . . . long brown hair, concerned, sensitive . . . Student Council, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Campus Store . . . Gregg Shorthand Award . . . You’re a fool!” . . . All-American boys, Thursday night, sewing, Christmas ... pet peeve: getting up on cold mornings . . . would like to be Joe Namath . . . loves to eat, Hamden, pizza, fried clams Happy the poor in spirit; they shall inherit the world. PAMELA LYNN VUOLO 126 Highland Park Road Pammie . . . expressive eyes, flippy, her own person . . . SWAS, grave- yards, senile people, antiques, green grass, woods, sunny days, cool nights . . . Oh all right dear! . . dislikes people who laugh at others, the laws of the U.S. . . . fall, spring, traveling, bikes, Poe, To Sir With Love , young people . suppressed desire: to spend a month on the Mississippi . . . Freedom is my life!” MARY ELIZABETH WALKER 528 Quinnipiac Avenue Cheerful, sensitive, understanding . . Campus Bookstore, SACHEM ryping staff . . . Stenography and Typing Awards . . . likes law . . . pet peeve: people saying hello without saying your name . . . would like to be Perry Mason . . . dislikes cigarette smoke . . . sup- pressed desire: to be a legal sec- retary . . . People got to be free.” 94 PAMELA KATHRYN REARDON 86 St. John Street Pam. Pammie . . . quiet, green eyes . . . writing poetry, swimming, talcing walks by the sea . . . Do you think so?” ... pet peeve: in- tentionally cruel people . . . would like to be Princess Grace of Mon- aco . . . suppressed desire: to be happy . . . Spring mornings, the countryside, Hawaii, Switzerland . . . Of all the sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest words arc these—It might have been . ERNEST R. DeSALVATORE Ernie . . . happy but serious, sin- cere . . . likes girls with nice legs, sports cars . . . That's close . . . Stop and Shop . . . dislikes people who feel inferior . . . Newport Jazz Festival, Woodstock Festival . . . would like to be Mason Williams. THERESA DIOTAIUTO 211 Rimmon Road Terri . . . quiet . . . English Book Room, Book room Award, horses, art, horseback riding . . . dislikes phonies . . . would like to travel around the world and work at a government job. DEBORAH ELLEN WALKER 29 Roarke Road Debbie . . . broodingly profound . . . Drama Club, Speak-Out . . . barns, rummage sales, salvation armies, thrift, O . . . dislikes char- latans . . . would like to be an ac- tress . . . It’s not what we want to do at times; it’s what happens to us.” 97 academics 100 We have become a generation of unrest: afraid to trust in the words of a world that speaks of love, yet lives in hatred daring to question the values of another age willing to work to build a dream—but not knowing how to begin. So we have turned to those who called themselves educators” and we cried Teach us!” They have accepted our challenge. 101 102 Mr. Marvyn Jaffe 103 Mr. Clarke Rockwell James Caudle Department Chairman Margaret Gross They have shown us the means to give form to a thought so that others may touch it. i 105 They have given ns the methods of dealing with the complexities of the economic world which we will inherit. John Nigro William Burrill Department Chairman 106 William Clark Department Chairman Margaret Fitzgibbon William Harrison Lois Haseltine Clyde Henderson Joan Kirby Lalise Melillo Charles Sam berg Sarah Schlick Susan Sherman Viola Titus Jean Trescott They have given each of us the opportunity to create new ideas, to share our thoughts with others, to know another man's joys and sorrow. Constance Yashenko 108 109 110 They have taught us how to communicate with those who are different from ourselves so that we may understand the differences and unite in our likeness. Sally Casper Department Chairman Jeannie DeVries Jean Hebert Rebecca Satterlee Deborah Abrams Doreen Willis Renee Glassner Marie Panagrossi Helen Walls Frank Annunziato Josephine Habeski 111 Trina Mattas Helen Yulo Janet West They have allowed us to express our 'individuality by creating fashions and foods that are uniquely our own. in Robert Mercuri Anthony Antonelli Department Chairman John Bischoff They have shown ns how to assemble the tools and use them effectively for building. 114 11$ Edwin Dudley Glen Dean Richard Dutton Department Chairman They have taught ns to reason with the unchanging logic of numbers. Frank Fiore James Kenny Lois Peterson Michael Luther Mary Patch Tara Rickart Barbara Spindel Abby Tanenbaum Stuart Grove William Schlosberg 116 117 Alex Winsco Department Chairman Marjorie Sherman They have helped ns to know the beauty of transforming a feeling into a flowing sound. Sherron Adrian 118 119 Robert Meeneghan Lauren Anderson Donna Mihailoff Department Chairman They have prepared us to jace the competition of the adult world, for each of us has learned to share the glory of victory and to accept the disappointment of a loss without lying defeated. Michael Vanacore Antonio Aceto Lawrence Ciotti 120 Frank Gentile Frederic Anderson Mary Bat row Louis Cavaliere Department Chairman James Collins Timothy Connell Bernice Dellert Donald DeLoge They have given us an understanding of nature so that we might explore new methods to better man. Gerald Robbins James Humphrey William Healy Stephen Dillon Lawrence Bencivengo Carrie Hemphill 123 Priscilla Johnson Raymond Brown William Caruth Anthony DeLucia Robert DeMayo Robert Dodds Department Chairman 124 Margaret Pelletier They have given special attention to the intricate problems of learning. Leland McElrath Elaine Yudkin 131 Mrs. Mildred Boell Mr. William England Assistant Superintendent Dr. Delio Rotondo Superintendent Mr. Thomas P. Ryan Assistant Superintendent 134 In becoming aware of ourselves we have struggled with the doubts and fears of discovery. As we have searched, they have given of their trust and respect, they have shared their wisdom, and they have led us to question. In our questioning we have often fallen, but with their experience they have helped us up. They have shown us how to learn from our failure so that we may teach others. They have helped us to grow and to realize the potential our freedom holds. Board of Education Mr. Richard Bell, Mr. John Lynch, Mr. William Femer, Mr. Eugene Rosadino, Mr. Edward Morrissey, Mrs. Phyllis Esposito, Mrs. Helen Guzzio, Mrs. Jean Nelbach, Mrs. Marie Buller. 135 Mrs. Lucille Guarnieri Mrs. Bertha Allen The secretaries are responsible for the endless amount of paperwork and rec- ord-keeping that is needed daily. They are always willing to help students, teachers, or principals. Without the secre- taries, our school could not function. 137 Mrs. Eleanor Soboleski Vivo Froslone, Henry Devivo, Abdon Luppin, Paul Baker, Joseph Viscio, William Marinccia. They have worked long hours insuring the smooth operation of the school’s facilities. Mickey Ferrara, Julius Viscio, Frank Langan, Robert Porter, Gabe Cognatta, A1 Kovaleski. Mrs. Mildred Korzick 138 Mrs. Rita Hastings Mrs. Mary Birdsall, Cafeteria Supervisor Edal Silengo, Ethel Warmingham, Loretta Nelson, Martha Schneider, Alice Goodrich, Laura Smith, Lowetta Sullivan, Ann Ardent, Carrie Eckert. Edna Johnson, Scott Brown, Millie Louisa, Frances DeFabio, Rose Callilo, Ella Walker, Peg Shia, Kay Colmonico, Nancy Graef, Sue Provini, Virginia Habib. They have consistently ac- commodated us in the jace of sickness and injury. Mrs. Rose Silvestro, Nurse They have conscientiously provided us with a selection of balanced meals. Mrs. Ruth Mansfield, Nurse 139 rs acgaBaeM mi wk vjAf . . tfrv a d ®£. 7 ; £ T vf-A .x ? kvrat- , m X t -',. vAwM® V w, A aayy .VB iPI%� ra : v S as ►• s i f -' ' a RoM .V � ' V ■ J � «•15 y'A rMm USki ¥mmKE£i$n mSSS Km: ' ' T M jj 1 v ft, r ■ f Xfr-All 5 ,i. mh ft ; ? • V i’ yWjy ‘‘•A •. w.O nS ' v] ■’ Vv P$t v, tB® CyJVoT'- ’ TWgJ' )‘V '• '£'•'■ Pi t -msm « I .. AiV|f«j- ‘ v if. 11 i'Jv� • Hh A VV� Jv« ' • a i| . � f IV . -v . . • . Y'tRr '• ;! VffiJ, Tv2fc- ; T Sv AJ 71 C;V , . 'i .i. ■•«, a'O, VO .J-; . . • ms J� ., ACv«vi v , i | ViX JT was IS 'aIt v « • - nff_7A 5 fc j d vi hScIWS (ft • w(C saw M ’ sSe® 1 «3 1 ■ - fife g|g 'SsSjkT £« £ A ' Vi V , •V JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — William Tallon Vice-President — Sally Kotchian Secretary — Gloria Muzio Treasurer — Denise Barbuto JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS Miss Panagrossi and Mr. Reid 142 ADVISORY ROOM 101 Anne Aaboe Pauline Abbate Donna Adams Susan Adinolfi Thomas Alexander David Alfano Gwendolyn Anderson Laura Anderson Marilyn Anderson Robert Anderson Elizabeth Appel Paul Apuzzo Nancy Armstrong David Astorino Roberta Auditore James Aurora Ann Avery Roger Bailey Robert Baker Donna Baldino John Balletto Maria Ballin ADVISORY ROOM 102 Susan Barber Denise Barbuto Denise Barney Beverly Barton Joseph Barulli Kenneth Basley Carolyn Bassett Janis Bauer Stephen Belsito John Benjamin Tyler Benson William Benzel Susan Bergantino Carla Bernacchia Raymond Bernacchia Kent Berwick Anthony Bialecki Barbara Bicknell Stephen Birch Robert Blake W'ayne Blake Linda Blakeslcc Margaret Blakeslee ADVISORY ROOM 103 Susan Blanchard Edward Bogucki Stephen Borgnis Susan Brancato Paula Breuler Christine Bridges William Briggs Karen Brown Richard Brown Brian Brozek Diane Bruneau Deborah Bryant Michael Buemi Martin Burban Frank Cafiero Carol Cangiano Louis Capasso Roberta Carey Brian Carpenter George Carpenter Kurt Carr Mario Caruso Louis Castaldi John Cavadini Burton Bradley 143 ADVISORY ROOM 104 Joan Cavanna Mary Ontcr Susan Chaplin Darrell Chapnick Stephen Chillemi Constance Christie Alan Ciociola Philip Clark David Clarke John Clarke Carol Clement Gerald Cocchiaro Melanie Comnena David Coleman Paulette Comeau Katherine Connell Peter Connolly Jaonne Conner Raymond Cook Valerie Cooper Joanne Correia John Coyle Margaret Coyle Janis Cretella ADVISORY ROOM 105 Catherine Crotsley Pamela Cutler Rosalie DaMato Harry Danberg James Dauria Ralph Dauria Majorie Day Regina Deak Rosanne Dellarocca Joseph Dellaselva Peter Delorenzo Thomas Deluca Domenic DeLucia Josephine DeLucia Rosemary Demarco Salvatore Demarrino David Depalma Carmel Depaola Joan Derrico Gerald DeSalvatore Paul Destefano Ron Demattis 144 ADVISORY ROOM 106 Bernadine Daigle Mary Ann Detora Paula Diamanrini Kathleen Diana Dessis Dietrich Donna Diglio Judith Dill Mary Ellen Dillon Roberta Dinerstein Deborah Dinuzzo Dennis Dougan John Dunham David Enson Michele Esposito John Fallon Robert Farrell Fran Fassler Linda Ferrari John Festa Michele Feuhrer James Fiore Sandra Fiore David Firulli Dianne Flavin Joanne Flis ADVISORY ROOM 107 Linda Fonteyn Arthur Forand Diane Formichella Robert Frame Loraine Franco Sandra Fusco Joann Gadd Eileen Gagoo Laureen Galligan Tod Gangler Richard Gates George Geleneau Pamela Genovese Paul Gerard Brad Gcremia Denise Geremia Nancy Giammattci Deana Giatrelis Susan Gibson Karen Girard Patricia Glynn Deborah Golden Nancy Goldman Ralph Goldsen 145 ADVISORY ROOM 108 John Gomes Paul Gormley Janette Gosselin Tina Gough Noreen Grady Ned Graeb George Griffith John Grignano Michelle Guertin Hannibal Guidone Marsha Gusenberg Greta Gustafson Christopher Hallbcrg Paul Han Calvin Haseltine Richard Hastings Gary Havens Wendy Hawley Bobbie Ann Henning Stephen Hall ADVISORY ROOM 109 Robyn Henriques Joseph Higgins Jeffery Hilles Elizabeth Hornyak Ronald Hotton Floyd Huckaby Kenneth Hunt Laureen Hunter Dennis Ianniello Rosemary Iovieno Walter Jacobson Annalee Jacunski Albert Jehan Gloria Johns Timothy Johns Sandra Johnson Raymond Jordan William Joy Jeff Kaplan Brian Keehan Patricia Kelly Beverly Kelsey Robert Kelsey Catherine Herzenberg Joanne Hermann 146 ADVISORY ROOM 110 Tim Kelty Mark Kennedy Susan Kennedy Warren Kessler Thomas Kiernan Daniel Konopacke Sarah Kotchian Peter Kulak Marian Kulick Sharon Labagnara Shirley Lakus Raymond Landry Bonnie Larson William Laudano Lynne Leopld Robert Lequire Daniel Lerman Robert Lewis Thomas Lillo Robert Liptak Margaret Lombardi Diane Longley John Ludovico Mary Ludovico ADVISORY ROOM 111 Carol Luedee Paul Lufbery Richard Luscomb James Lyon Anrienne Macdonald Clint Magoveny William Mahoney Dennis Malo Ernest Mancini Bruce Mandy Mary Mangino Suzanne Mangino Judith Mansfield John Manzi Cynthia Marak Pasquale Marcarelli Anna Marino Emmett Marsh David Marshall Frank Martone Louis Massari Katherine Massella Daniel Mather Stephen Mattew 147 ADVISORY ROOM 113 Kerin McCarthy William McCarthy Patricia McClure Kenneth McCrea Kathleen McGlynn William McGrath Nancy McKee Anita McManus Donna Merola Cheryll Miller Donna Moras Patricia Morehouse John Muir Jane Mulligan Sue Ann Mulligan Donald Munclc Lee Munson Gaetano Muzio Gloria Muzio Ann Naples Vivian Newell Gail Norup ADVISORY ROOM 115 Marion Novicki Donna Nuzzo Richard Ober Kathleen O'Brien Wesley O’Brien Kathleen O'Connell Suzanne O'Daynik Roger Oertel Sarah Oesterlin Duncan Olney Peter Ortolan Paul Ostrander Gary Pa 11 man Sharon Palmieri Denise Papa Phyllis Papa Theresa Papa Mary Parese Christine Pass David Parisi Elizabeth Pastorfield Steven Patch Francis Parurzo 148 ADVISORY ROOM 117 Francois Pelletier Mark Pelliccio Dennis Perrelli Mark Piekarski Joseph Pirovane John Player Evelyn Pliszka Ronald Podsiadlo Mancy Porto Stephen Postemski Andrea Proto Vincent Proto John Provasoli Joseph Raiola Carol Ray Jeanne Reardon James Reilly Rosemary Rennicke Barbara Reynolds Albert Riccio Suzanne Richey Dorthy Reynolds ADVISORY ROOM 205 Thomas Rickart Kenneth Robinson Michael Roche Gail Ann Romano Diane Rotondo Gabriele Rudzinski Nicholas Ruotolo Lucinda Rupley Jane Ryan Susan Ryan Janet Sagnella Patricia Samoski Leigh Sande Lynne Sande Colleen Sanford Scott Schannon William Schwartz Karen Seadale Rufus Seder Ivy Semel Anthony Serfillipi Moira Shannon Vincent Snurkowski Dawn Tiedemann William Schmidt ADVISORY ROOM 207 Valerie Shelton Todd Sheppard Linda Sicignano Cheryl Signore Mary Silengo Theresa Simiola Peter Simon Roger Singer Dianne Spencer Howard Stalnaker Timothy Stephens William Stevenson Susan Stjohn Karin Stohl Stewart Stover Kerry Sullivan Carol Sutherland Dennis Swanson Janet Sweeny Karen Tallbcrg William Tallon Kenneth Tate Shelia Taylor Kergan Thomann Lynn Thompson 149 ADVISORY ROOM 209 Carol Titus David Tomaszewski Michadina Tondalo Dolores Torello James Tyrrell Valeria Underwood Joesph Urban Laura Urbano Susan Urquharr Karen Valden Annie Valentino Gretchen Vanburen Rita Vaughn Sonjia Vaughn Ronald Vece Mary Vegliante Norine Verdini Mark Viens Joann Vincent Catherine Vinci Joseph Viviani Ronald Vorio Martha Walsh Deborah Ward ADVISORY ROOM 228 Lenora Ware Susan Wayne Stephen Wayne Robin Wilkcr Meryl Wilmot Gary Wilson Mark Wojtkiewicz Donald Wood Paul Woytowich Treasure Wrightington Kenneth Wu Joseph Zarbo Edward Zawacki Sharen Westin 150 SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Yashenko Mr. DeLoge SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President — Fran. Cozzolino Vice-President — Ted Sparakis Secretary — Diane Raccio Treasurer — Maria Muzio 151 ADVISORY ROOM 18 Joseph Gpollini Diane Comeau Sheila Connell Timothy Coonellan Robin Conrad Kenneth Cooke Kevin Coon Janet Coppa Jeffery Coppola Almerinda Corniello Frances Cozzolino Peter Cretella Christine Dabakis Walter Dady Dolores D’Agostino Joanne Daley Robert D’Amico Carla Damm Joanne Danielson Scott Davenport ADVISORY ROOM 38 Reed Mitchill Gail Murphy Keith Murphy James Mutrie Maria Muzio Philip Muzio Judith Natalino William Nelson Sandra Noonan William O’Brien Eileen O'Connell Marian Ornato Mark Ortello Michael Ortello Richard Ostfeld James Overly Frank Pagiuca ADVISORY ROOM 19 James Davidson Fred Davis Nancy Dayton Deborah Delehant Linda DellaCamera Michael Della Veccia James Dellisola Nicholas Delucia Ernest DelVccchio Doreen DeMorro Michele DeMusis Joseph DeNardis Peter DePaola Doreen DeRisi William DeRusso Omer Desrosier Janet DeVino Laura Diana Sharon Diglio ADVISORY ROOM 20 Mark Dinicola George Dippold Gary Dolinsky Anne Dudley Barbara Dunham John Dunn John Dunn Robyn Dunn Ronald Eagan John Early Edward Eckert Anthony Elia Karen Elliott Rosemary Esposito Steven Etzel John Faccadio Allen Daoos Joanne Danielson ADVISORY ROOM 21 Richard Ferraro Lyn Ferrucci Scott Fessler Albert Finoia Toni Fitch Daniel Flagge Alicia Fleming John Flynn Michael Foley Davis Fonda Nina Forgo Mary Lou Fox William Fragola Fred Franco Raymond Frigon Kenneth Funk Diane Fusco Peter Gabriel Raymond Gailloux Eva Gale ADVISORY ROOM 22 Phillip Ferraiuolo Stephen Gangi Jacqueline Gawrych Mary Giannotti Gilda Giordano Kenneth Giordano Catherine Gleason Frank Glenn Ronald Goduti Edward Goldman Nancy Gordon Kevin Gormley Kathleen Goward Joseph Grasso Sharleene Gravel James Griffin 152 ADVISORY ROOM 23 ADVISORY ROOM 40 Louis Greco David Tanguay David Green Stanley Tate Cynthia Greenwald Dennis Testa Rosemary Grego Sandra Thees Kathleen Gritzbach Paul Therrien Julieanne Gross William Therrien David Grunt Henry Tiedemann Victoria Grzybowski Alan Tiezzi Marian Guandalini Frank Tirone Richard Guglielmo Nancy Torello Robert Haag Beverly Torre Cynthia Hall James Townsend Robin Hackley Richard Tozzo Larry Hartley Theodore Trutnau Pamela Hatch Annmarie Tyrell Cynthia Heath Elizabeth Valentino Donna Heath Brad Vanacore Walter Heinig Charles Hexter Diane Vanacore ADVISORY ROOM 25 ADVISORY ROOM 46 Gerald Higgins Ruth Vartanian Joyce Hodgson James Vece Maureen Hogan Maryanne Vece William Holland Gary Velush Glenn Holmes Patricia Verdini Mary Hopperstad John Vigliotti Deborah Horan Frank Volpe Michael Iovieno Etna Walters Susan Jeannorte Lisa Walton Gary Jehan Nancy Warfield Charles Jensen Joan Weber Sherilyn Johlman Daniel Webster Sarah Jones Laurie Weiman Denise Kaliszewski Diane Wes ter holm Susan Karako Lori Wes tin Waff a Karas Thomas White Deborah Kenniston John Whitman 153 ADVISORY ROOM 27 Jeffery Libson Marcia Lincoln Patti Ann Lines Carl Lofberg Fiorvanti Lombardi Bernadette Lucibello Dale Lynch Joseph Magistro Lynn Malavolti Joanne Mancini Deborah Manley Claudia Maralc John Marinan Beth Marineili William Marineili Cornelia Markiewic2 Daniel Marone ADVISORY ROOM 28 Keith McDermott Kathleen McDonald Garth McElya Susan McGrath Patrice McGuire Michael Mclnerney John McKenna Karen McLeod Coreen McManus Kevin Marshall Roseann Marsico Patricia Martine James Mastriani Donna Maturo Frances Maturo Kim Meeneghan Audrey Melillo Elisa Menchetti Janice Mercuri ADVISORY ROOM 41 Paul Rook Annette Rosano Martha Ross Nancy Roth William Rowley Florie Rudzavice Joseph Russo Kenneth Sallak Joaquin Sanchez Charles Sanford Julie Sarason John Sarno Eileen Sault James Savanelli Kathy Sabanelli James Savo Debra Sawicki Ralph Scafariello ADVISORY ROOM 42 Mark Sarro Patricia Schutz Randy Sczapa Susan Send lien Corinne Sharp Frederick Ahefield Lynn Sheppard Joseph Sibiga Robert Sieff Debra Signore Donna Simone William Simpson Alvin Singer Leonard Snyder Douglas Snyder 154 ADVISORY ROOM 44 James Plaut Robert Pompilii Bernard Possidente Robert Potter Deborah Priore Dominick Prodoti Douglas Proto Frank Pullano John Quimby Dianne Raccio Karen Raccio Benjamin Rapuano James Reardon Loren Rice Paula Riggi Susan Rood Sandra Sartorelli ADVISORY ROOM 45 Laura Slack David Sledziona David Smith Mark Smith Debra Spencer Thomas Spignesi Theodore Spirakis Alan Spose Rosemary Squeglia Daniel Staples Judith Stearns Patricia Stefanowski Lynne Stephens Sharon Stewart Donna Strickland Robert Tallberg ADVISORY ROOM 3 Daniel Abbate Dennis Abbate Gregory Acampora Peter Acampora Douglas Alkire Claudia Allen Faith Alpert William Amato Christine Anderson Jo Anne Angelucci Emily Apter Frederick Apuz2o Frank Arciuolo Joanne Ardo Soctt Ardolino Mark Asid James Asmus ADVISORY ROOM 29 Bruce Marti ne Laura Mermin James Merrithew Karen Meyers Carmen Midolo Malinda Midzenski Victoria Milione Cynthia Miller Peter Mills Elizabeth Mineri Rose Ellen Moore Johanna Morgillo Brian Morse Judith Mulhern Brian Mulvaney Carl Munck Neal Munson Daniel Murphy ADVISORY ROOM 4 Patricia Balletto Susan Baptie Scla Barker Cheryl Bartlett Rosemary Barulli Jane Barzilauskas Lore Battis Robert Beacom Donald Beckwith Deborah Belbusti Joseph Benson James Berg-Johnson Jody Bill William Billings Patricia Blakeslee Chester Blue Peter Bolash Carl Bonaldo ADVISORY ROOM 26 Herbert Kenniston Elizabeth Kiernan Michael Kiewra Paul Klimaszewski David Koczak Joseph Kolodej Stephen Kosinski Jack Kramer Kathleen Kryznel Harry Kusmit Deborah Kyc Robert LaMonica Paul Langevin Richard Lapalombara Anthony Lavorfna Corinne Layden Valerie Leeds Kathy Lequire 155 ADVISORY ROOM 7 Sara Barber Harold Borrelli Grgeory Borsoi Valerie Boykin John Brangi Jonathan Brenner Stephen Broad held John Bruce Judith Brudz Edward Bruneau Caroline Brunjies Christine Buchanan Diane Buckmiller Earl Buckmiller Dorothy Buller William Buller James Burwell Noreen Caneschi ADVISORY ROOM 39 Anne Panagrossi Barbara Pantani Jan Parisella Amy Pastorheld Michael Patch Barbara Pearce Joseph Pepe Susan Perry Judith Pettorini Sylvia Petriccione Arleen Petrillo Eric Pfeiffer David Phillips David Pieragostini Gregory Pierce Stuart Planz Karen Piscitelli ADVISORY ROOM 17 Donna Cappella Roberta Cappetta Roxann Caprio Ann Carangelo Nancy Carlton JoAnne Carpenticr William Carty Janet Cassclla Ronald Cassella Michelle Castaldi Susan Cavan na Craig Chapman Gail Chapman Richard Charboneau Marlene Ciarlelli John Gpollini Nancy Gare Richard Cocchiaro Edward Collett Mary Colwell Richard Gott ADVISORY ROOM 47 Lynne Wilcox Susan Wilcox Cynthia Williams Debra Williams Denise Williams Frederick Williams Joann Williams Michael Wilson Scott Wood Bruce Wooding Robert Woytowich Jess Wrightington Abraham Yale Lynn Young Jeffrey Yudkin Steven Zion 156 157 FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORS Miss Schick, Mr. Collins ADVISORY ROOM 1 Erik Aaboc Robert Abeltin Louis Adinolfi Thomas Alexander David Alpert Paul Amarante Stephen Amarante Karen Andersen Carol Anderson Judith Anderson Sandra Anderson Barbara Andrews Pamela Annunzita Thomas Ardito Jeanne Argyle Jeffrey Armstrong Ignacio Artaiz Jonathan Asbell Anatolij Awtonomow Arthur Aylward ADVISORY ROOM 34 Cheryl Lillo Robert Lingblom Kristin Linger Glenn Magoveny Bernadctt Maiocco Michael Male Valerie Manemeit Stephen Marcarelli James Marino Stefan Markiewski Sharon Marra Timothy Marsh David Mascitelli Patricia Massaro Roger Massie Laurie Mastracchio Donato Mastroianni Paula Matthew Douglas McCall ADVISORY ROOM 2 Wayne Babbitt William Bachinski Kim Backes Steven Baldino Gndy Balletto Richard Balzano Noel Bar bash Frank Barbu to Elizabeth Barnett Pamela Barry Joan Barzilavskas June Barzilavskas Anthony Basilicato Linda Basilicato Gary Baylor Barbara Bayus Richard Beach Martha Beckwith Judith Benjamin Molly Bennett ADVISORY ROOM 12 Richard Costa Mary Ann Costanzo Lisa Cretella Nancy Crossley Gregory Czarny Kathleen Dacey Linda Dacey Dolores Damico Seymour Danberg Elizabeth Darrigo Amy Davidson Richard Davidson Robert Day Joseph Deangelo Andrew Deballista Diane Decastillia Audrey Decker Paul Defilippo Anna Delgrego Peter Dellaselva ADVISORY ROOM 9 Nancy Bergantino Andrew Biancur Carol Birch Cheryl Black Ann Marie Blakeslee Robert Boettger Debra Boffa Martha Borkowski Sylvia Borrelli Patricia Bottone Mark Bradley Kathleen Brady Jane Brown Louann Brown Dorothy Brunjes Elicia Buckland Neil Burkhardt Carol Ann Burns Ralph Caizza Michael Borkowski ADVISORY ROOM 13 David DeLuca David DeLucia James DeLucia Dominic DeMartino Denise DeMorro Stephen Dest Deborah Devlin Enrico Diamantini Peter Diamantini Donna Dicaprio Donna Dicenzo Vincent Digiuseppe Pamela Dill Frances Dillon Mark Dinello Anthony Diverniero Rosalie Diverniero Ann Donato Daniel Donnelly Russell Dorgan 158 ADVISORY ROOM 11 Lynn Chicares Kathleen Choplick Rose Christoforo David Ciecierski John Cimino Carol Civitello Barbara Clark Judith Clark Marcia Clarke Mary Clarke Nancy Clement Alyce Cognetta Geralyn Colavolpe Elaine Colomonico Denise Colvano Gerald Connolly Mary Connor Nancy Copeland Bruce Corriveau Michele Corriveau ADVISORY ROOM 36 Kevin Mulligan Stephen Nadeau Paul Neri Richard Neubig Stephen Nicholls Katherine Neilsen Patricia Nolan Michael Novella Daniel O'Connell Robin Oertel Lynn O’Keefe Brenda Olson Carl Olson Lynn Olson Gary Osbborne Denise Paduano Toni Pallatto Richard Palumbo Peter Parisi David Peach ri mn ADVISORY ROOM 14 Gary Dougan William Downs James Dury Donna Dunn David Durant Peter Dzialo Christopher Earle Robert Edwards Robert Elliott Donald Em bier John Engstrom Kim Esdaile Margaret Estabrook Bruce Fagan Deborah Faldgno Linda Farmer Mary Fcrs Scott Fischer Peter Fiskio Paul Fitzmaurice ADVISORY ROOM 53 Stanley Walton Sandra Warfield Pamela Wieman Ralph Wes tin Kathleen Whalen Arnold Whitman Kimberly Whitney Maryann Williams Laura Winsco Charles Winters Evan Wolfe George Woliver Melody Wrightington Vincent Yaccarino Angelo Zarbo Jan Zimmermann ADVISORY ROOM 16 Glynis Flagge William Foraker Wendy Ford Robert Forte Thomas Franko Susan Freije Rhonda Frione Doreen Frost Richard Frost Elizabeth Funaro Karen Funk Thomas Gadd John Gambardella Kenneth Gamsby Melanie Gangler Ellen Garey Debra Gaudio Mark Gelinas James Genovese Ralph Genovese ADVISORY ROOM 30 Elissa Gentile Steven Ghen Janice Gherlone Kathleen Gilbride John Giordano David Glasson George Glenn Walter Glick Thomas Golino George Gorman Lisa Gormley Sarah Gormley Lorraine Goulet Kevin Grady Susan Graef Carol Griswold Alice Groves Elizabeth Guadagno Lynn Guarino 159 ADVISORY ROOM 31 Salvatore Guarnieri John Gustafson Thomas Habib Edward Halkovetz Jonathan Hallberg Donald Ham David Hansell Kathleen Harple Heather Harris William Hatch Patricia Hawken Deborah Heath Thomas Heeron Jan Herder Paul Hevrin Edith Hodak Neil Hoyt Barry Hulteen Raymond Hussong Robert Hutchinson ADVISORY ROOM 37 Douglas Pepe Michael Perrelli Glen Perry Elizabeth Pfeiffer Richard Pierce Frank Pirovane Jerry Piscitelli Theresa Pletnick Michael Plouffe Kathleen Pohlman Thaddeus Postemski Carol Proto Pamela Provasoli Linda Prunier Stella Ramsey Madeline Randall Sarah Reilly Wesley Rice Bonnie Ridlon Thomas Roche Brent Rohloff ADVISORY ROOM 32 Raymond Iannucci Laura Ibsen Jo Ann Inguaggiato Ruth Izokaitis Susan Jacobs Kathryn James Gary Jeanfaivre James Jeddry Ellen Jermine David Jetmar Karen Johnson Mary Jane Johnson Donna Jones Susan Jordan James Joy Michael Joy Michiko Katutani Joseph Karas Terri Karzman Claydon Keefe ADVISORY ROOM 52 Dale Thompson Henry Thompson John Threadgill Albert Titus Donna Tomczyk Cheryll Tondalo Leslie Townsend John Troiano Laura Jean Tully Wayne Tyrell Florence Valden Helena Valden Anthony Valentino Mary Valla Michael Veins Andrew Villano Kathleen Vincent Janices Vinci Barry Voss Nancy Walker Walter Wallof ADVISORY ROOM 33 Michael Kechan Frederick Kelly Steven Kesses Colleen Kieslich Cheryl Koczak Brian Kolterman Richard Kortsep Ronald Kortsep Nancy Kotchian Christopher Kotulski Paul Koval Susan Kupinski Carole Labagnara Donna Lacy Kathleen Lane Nicholas Lanzetti Adria LaViolette Donna Lederle James Lehane David Lewis ADVISORY ROOM 35 Keith McCool Francis McDonough Robin McGalliard Edward McKee Mark McKenna David McLellan Kathryne McMahon Chyrill Ann Melillo Gail Melillo Myles Melillo Justine Menchetti Christopher Migliaro Deborah Miller Roberta Minieri Margaret Monahan Michael Moniello Denise Moras William Moore Thomas Muir Thomas Mullen 160 ADVISORY ROOM 50 Paul Romberg Jeanne Rosadina Barbara Rosadina Jamie Rose Robert Ross Michael Russo Patricia Ryan Stephen Sabo Linda Saccavino Peter Saldamarco Donna Scaramella Linda Scheidecker Carl Scheig Ruth Schlesinger Kenneth Schlosser Betty Schmidt Brenda Schuler Cynthia Scott ADVISORY ROOM 51 Suzanne Semmler Anthony Sequino Noreen Shia Joanne Signore Paul Signore James Silverstein Kim Simon Barry Smith Bruce Smith Florence Smith Lauren Snurkowski Libby Soboleski Trila Solecki Ruth Solnit Kathleen Sperry John Spinosa Elice Stohl Glenn Stokes Lisa Tanenbaum Frederick Taylor ADVISORY ROOM 55 Thomas Cain Joanne Camarota Rosanne Camarota Cathy Cangiano Carol Cappella Charles Cappetta Susanne Cappetta Janet Cara fa Joseph Carafeno Elizabeth Carleton Jean Carpentier Todd Carr David Carrano Edward Carry Deborah Carver Michael Cavadini Marjorie Center Doreen Chapman Anthony Chialastri Thomas Chiari 161 eww vJT-; yjtVV? 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AIl-Housatonic fullback, Fred Balsamo, runs for good yardage against Coach Vanacore and Coach Ciotti on the sidelines. Seymour. Don Tyrrell being tackled after catching a pass. Jim Abeltin leading the way. John Clarke running for a touchdown. Half back. Bill Cozzolino gaining extra yardage. Fred Balsamo making tough touchdown against Hamden. Junior, Floyd Huckaby making an open field tackle. Holes opened easy behind blocking of Jim Lyon. Co-Captain Jerry Jerome and Dave Fonda block Hamden defenders. The spirit behind the football team. 169 North Haven makes a first down. Steve Matthew is tackled after good yardage is gained. 1969 GRID STATISTICS RUSHING Yds. Yds. Player Carries Gained Lost Net Aver. Balsamo 152 716 31 685 4.5 Cozzolino 98 482 17 465 4.7 Flynn 61 215 7 208 3.4 Matthew 35 155 4 151 4.3 Vanacore 20 34 53 —19 Acampora 11 78 4 74 6.7 Brozelc 10 20 27 —7 Depalma 3 0 28 —28 Fonda 3 3 1 2 .7 Roche 2 5 0 5 2.5 Mastroianni I 0 33 —33 Player SCORING T.D.’s PAT-1 PAT-2 Safety Total Balsamo 7 0 0 0 42 Cozzolino 5 0 0 0 30 Clarke 4 0 0 0 24 Duffy 1 9 0 0 15 Matthew 1 0 1 0 8 Acampora Brozelc 1 0 6 0 6 1 0 0 0 6 Gates 0 1 0 0 1 Piscitelli 0 0 0 1 2 PASSING Player ATT. Comp. Yds. % T.D.'s Int. Vanacore 97 43 50 44.3 3 3 Brozek 19 7 91 36.8 1 1 DePalma 7 2 14 28.6 0 0 Matthew 4 0 0 0 0 Cozzolino 3 I 22 33.3 0 1 PASS RECEIVING Player Catches Yds. Aver. T.D.’s Clarke 12 224 18.7 2 Flynn 11 30 2.7 0 Tyrrell 8 103 12.9 0 Cozzolino 7 104 14.9 1 Balsamo 7 24 3.4 0 Duffy 4 100 25.0 I Acampora 2 28 14.0 0 Matthew 1 9 9.0 0 Fonda 1 6 6.0 0 170 North Haven wins the toss of the coin. The Indians in hot pursuit. VARSITY FOOTBALL Front — Co-Capts. F. Balsamo, J. Jerome. First Row, left to right — J. Debridgita, D. Tyrrell, J. Piscitelli, J. Abeltin, D Duffy, B. Cozzolino, M. Meeneghan. Second Row—J. Cocchiaro, M. Kennedy, B. Brozek, S. Matthew, J. Clarke, J. Lyon, D. DePalma, W Jacobson. Third Row — B. LeQuire, M. Roche, F. Huckaby, J. Griffin, K. Carr, J. Flynn, Coach Aceto. Fourth Row — Coach Vanacore, F. Arcioulo, F. Lombardi, T. Connellan. G. Acampora, N. DeLucia, D. Fonda, Coach Ciotti. Fifth Row — C. Jensen, K. Meeneghan, G. Borsoi, M. Vollero, C. Cook, R. Gates, B. Vanacore. ■r FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First Row, left to right —S. Kesses. B. Zarbo, T. Carr, A. Aylward, T. Chiari, J. Carafeno, J. Genovese, J. Troiano, D. Masatelh, D. Carrano, G Gorman, D. McCall. Second Row — Coach Gilbride, D. Ham. T. Mullen, M. Melillo, F. Taylor, F. Barbuto, S. Amarante, B. Abeltin, D. Mastroianni, T. Sequino, S. Walton, J. Giordano, E. Wolfe, T. Velentino, K. Grady, D. Pepe, Coach DeMayo. Third Row — F. Lerman. B. Foraker, B. Moore, D. Ciscierski, A. Debattista, F. Kelly, C. Migliaro, M. Russo, J. Drury, J. Delucia, P. Fitzmaurice, P. Della Selva, T. Lerman. 171 Let’s go, North Ha- ven, Let’s go!” Unnecessary Roughness ? He didn’t mean it, ref!” Top: Colleen Sanford, Kathy Griffin, Cheryl Signore. Middle: Betty McLaughlin, Karen Katzman. Bottom: Kathy Long, Donna Cole, Annie Valentino, Mary' Vegliantc, Carol Mercuri, Debbie DiNuzzo, Jane Blakeslee. Karen Katzman smiles at another Indian victory. An anxious Kathy Long awaits an Indian TD. Jane Blakeslee cheers the Indians on. Give me an ’N’!” Marge Nappi, Mary Ann DeToro, Silvia Petriccione, Rosalie D’Amato, Rosemarie Squcg- lia, Captain Nancy Armstrong, Andrea Proto, Vicki Milione, Carole Cangiano, Alice Gould. Silvia Petriccione, Rosemarie Squeglia, Carole Cangiano at half time. Top: Marge Nappi, Mary Ann Detoro, Vicki Milione. Bottom: Carole Cangiano, Andrea Proto, Nancy Armstrong. Captain Nancy Armstrong Carole Cangiano marching. Rosalie D'Amato Rosemarie Squeglia, Alice Gould, Silvia Petriccione, Rosalie D’Amato. Tom Dunn fights defender for the ball. Co-Capt. Tim Gilbride dribble past defender. Pete DeLorenzo runs to save the ball from The ball is stolen away by Gary Pallman. going out of bounds. 174 Co-Capt. Tex Holloran kicks the ball to his team mate. Bob Murphy passes the ball to Bill Mangine. North Haven moves the ball down the field. Coach Janush gives instructions from the side-lines. Bob Murphy runs over to help a team mate. 1969 SEASON RECORD R. Beitolini, J. Barske and W. Walsh were injured most of the season but contributed heavily. N.H. Opponents 5 Eli Whitney 0 3 West Haven 0 1 Hamden 1 4 Amity 1 4 North Branford 1 1 Lyman Hall 2 1 Xavier 2 0 Xavier 1 3 Branford 0 0 St. Paul 1 2 Amity 2 1 Branford 1 0 Lyman Hall 3 3 Eli Whitney 0 VARSITY SOCCER First Row — B. Mangine, T. Hollaron, T. Gilbridc, T. Rickart, G. D. Lcrman, T. Gentile, B. Lewis, P. Delorenzo, P. Ostranda, J. Barske, Pullman, B. Bartlett, T. Dunn. Second Row — R. Bertolini, P. Glassen, Coach Janush. Back Row — B. Murphy, B. Golden, J. Berceli, D. Tim- berman. J. V. SOCCER Front Row, Left to Right — J. Heder, S. Fischer, T. Sparakis, D. Mac- Back Row — B. Schwartz, D. Clarke, M. Jay, J. Kramer, B. Benzel, D. Clellan, J. Pcpc, D. Greene, D. Gabriel, J. Player, E. Fifer, G. Genefavor. Johnson, T. Benson, S. Markowitch, Coach Janush. Top: Marge Center, Mary Center, Judy Anderson, Gilmartin. Seniors: Hattie Hoyt, Patty Fenton, Marilyn Debbie Delehant, Cheryll Tondalo, Rosemary' Rennicke, Carroll, Co-Captains Ellen Delehant and Cindy Blace, Kathy Gilbride, Jane Ryan, Rosemary Iovieno, Miss Georgianna Bakshys, Nancy Gorman, Karen Wallof. 1969 RECORD N.H. Opponents 4 Cheshire 0 0 North Branford 0 0 East Lyme 3 0 Mercy 6 0 Guilford 3 2 Hamden 0 0 Waterford 1 1 St. Mary’s 1 1 Day Prospect 3 Marge Center, Marilyn Carroll, Karen Wallof, and Nancy Gorman assist in a North Haven goal. Coach Gilmartin gives advice. Ellen Delehant watches Marilyn Carroll start the game with a bully. Mary Center, Nancy Gorman and Karen Wallof clear the ball. Karen Wallof concentrates. Cindy Blace receives a pass from Patty Fenton. Hattie Hoyt dribbles down the field with Marge Center. Margie Center battles oppo- nents for the ball. 179 CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling, left to right — P. Woytowich, B. Mulvaney, K. Cook, D. O’Connell. Back Row — Coach Heber, B. Possidente, J. Provasoli, D. Holstein. 180 -iW — SENIOR VARSITY LETTERMEN Vin Amato John Mulligan Bob Murphy Mike Meeneghan Tim Gilbride Pete Fink Coach Connell George Benedetti John Gray Murphy makes the save as Co-Captains John Mulligan and Tim Gilbride take position. Bob Murphy moves in for the rebound . . . and the score goes up another notch! Mulligan dribbles down on a fast break. John Mulligan scores an easy two against Seymour as Tim Gilbridc and John Clarke look on. 1969 RECORD N.H. Opponents 77 Hamden 57 61 Shelton 50 77 Eli Whitney 60 62 Cheshire 66 66 Lyman Hall 73 91 Seymour 55 74 Hamden 84 76 Branford 56 98 Amity 82 81 East Haven 71 58 Derby 76 55 Branford 75 88 Seymour 68 56 Lyman Hall 53 59 Eli Whitney 46 70 Derby 58 69 Amity 73 78 Shelton 60 66 Cheshire 73 68 East Haven 65 72 East Haven 69 61 Plainville 55 68 Windham 96 184 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Row, Left to Right — F. Kelly, S. Walton, T. Mullen, F. Taylor, S. Fischer, R. Kortsep, T. Chiari. Back Row — R. Balzano, R. Kortsep, C. Keefe, F. Learned, S. Amarante, T. Carr, A. Vallentino, Coach Grove. VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right — J. Gray, B. Murphy, Co Capt. T. Gilbride, Co-Capt. J. Mulligan, P. Fink, M. Meeneghan. Standing —Coach Connell, S. Matthew, B. Swanson, G. Bennedetti, J. Clarke, F. Huckaby, V. Amato, Manager Vollero. J. V. BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right — D. Prodoti, T Elia, S. Matthew, T. Lavagna, S. Tate. 135 Back Row — J. Cippolini, K. Meeneghan, B. Vanacore, D. Murphy, M. Patch, K. Cook, J. Kramer. GYMNASTICS Row 1: Karen Girard, Barbara Pierce, Cindy Scott, Maria Muzio, Chris Buchanan. Row 2: Liz Barnett, Lee Buckland, Cindy Greenwald, Mimi Clark, Susan Rood, Miss Grenon. Row 3: Marian Kulick. Maria Muzio does a yogi. 186 Barbara Pierce poses Cindy Scott, Cindy Greenwald, and Barbara Pierce warm up. I State Championship Trophy Cindy Greenwald executes an aerial. A back layout by Marian Kulick. 1969 RECORD N.H. Opponents 65 Darien 71 71 East Lyme 65 68 Waterford 61 N.H. Opponents 73 Westport 53 61 Southington 27 68 Hamden 63 Marian Kulick 1969 State Champion In All-Around Competition VOLLEYBALL Rosemary lovieno, Carol Davidson, Roxann Caprio, Cindy Blace, Mary Center. Missing: Barb Derico, Peg Holcomb, Fran Vitale, Kathy Delehant, Linda Marak, Jan Gosselin, Karen McCloud, Denise Williams. 1969 RECORD N.H. Opponents 1 West Haven 2 2 Guilford 0 0 Branford 2 2 Lyman Hall 0 0 Maloney 2 2 Cheshire 0 1 Cheshire 2 2 Hamden 1 187 Co-Captain, Dave Duffy dives in during a swimming practice. 1969 RECORD N.H. Opponents 57 Hillhouse 38 35 Crosby 60 49 Lyman Hall 46 57 Lee 38 37 Wilby 58 31 Naugatuck 64 23 Fitch 72 66 East Haven 29 41 Hamden 54 53 New London 42 44 West Haven 51 60 Derby 35 44 Amity 51 40 Notre Dame 55 46 Norwich 49 SWIM TEAM Seated, left to right — B. Kechan, D. Donnelly, P. Gabriel, B. Mulvaney, P Ostranda, R Ortell, P. Cretella, T. Gentile, C Bogucki, J Kaplan. B. Lewis, D. Konopacke, Co-Capt. J. Nadeau, Co-Capt. D. Duffy, T. Back Row — Coach Keough, C. Lofbcrg, C. Chapman, S. Nadeau, V. Devinario, D. Lewis. Second Row — D. Onley, J. Burwell, E. Bogucki, Falcigno, B. Fischer, T. Kieman, S. Planz, T. Autonomo, E. Helcavetz. GOLF TEAlft Left to right — T. Benson, V. Amato, P. Tyrrell, Mr. Dean, B. Mailoe, D. Timbcrman, B. Mandy. 189 First Row — Kathy Gilbride, Nancy Kotchian, Kathy McMahon, Cheryl Tondalo, Margie Center. Second Row — Roxann Caprio, Debbie Delehant, Sue MiGrath, Jan Parisella, Pat Scalia, Joanne Mancini. Third Row — Miss Anderson, Kathy Diana, Sue Kennedy, Chris Bridges, Mary Center. Fourth Row — Val Shelton, Ellen Delehant, Co- Captains Jane Mulligan and Alyce Cognctta. Cindy Blace, Georgianna Bakshys. Missing: Denise Moras. 1969 RECORD N.H. Opponents 27 East Lyme 14 28 West Haven 50 26 Mercy 34 30 Cheshire 38 36 Lyman Hall 35 31 Maloney 30 37 Amity 42 35 No. Branford 34 42 Hamden 36 47 Shelton 59 41 St. Mary's 23 34 Branford 35 23 Roger Ludlowe 42 Jane Mulligan shoots while Kathy Diana screens. 190 . . . North Haven basket. TENNIS Back Row — Cindy Lincoln, Anne Hutchinson, Mrs. Urbanski, Fran Cafiero, Lynn Davis. Front Row — Kathy Lynch, Cindy Chapman, Jane Mulligan, Margaret Meshako. Missing — Sue Connolly, Carol Redmount, Lynn Spiro, Diane Tanguay. 1969 Record N.H. Opponents 1 Amity 7 5 Pulaski 2 1 Day Prospect 8 1 Amity 8 4 St. Mary's 3 0 Staples 9 TRACK and FIELD Back Row — Melanie Cognctta, Jan Parisella, Georgianna Bakshys, Cindy Blace, Miss Anderson. Front Row — Marian Kulick, Mary' Center, Ellen Delehant, Patty Fenton. Missing — Meg Cognctta, Peg Holcomb, Linda Marak, Lynn Thompson, Fran Vitale, Pat Watson. 1969 RECORD N.H. Opponents 46.5 S.C.S.C. 50.5 30.5 Roger Ludlowe 33 Staples 68 44 Lyman Hall 47 67 East Lyme 23 46 Branford 44 No. Branford 30 54 Waterford 50 Second in State 1969 193 Indian second baseman, Tim Gilbride slides into first base against Hamden. John Cippolini makes it into first by inches Tex Holloran gets set to put down a bunt, against Hamden. BASEBALL TEAM Seated, left to right — W. Camaroto, B. Carano, T. Kotulski, R. Bicknell, K. Gilbride, M. Grillo, T. Dury, V. Scafariello, Coach DeMayo. Back Row — T. Lavorgna, D. Bu- chanan, P. Signore, S. Matthew, T. Holloran, P. Fink, B. Wolfe, B. Cozzolino, T. Gil- bride, J. Gppolini. Don Buchanan getting ready to throw his man out. Making it look easy, Tim Gilbride picks up a ground ball. 195 High jumper, Don Tyrell showing the way to clear the bar. Jim Abeltin puts the shot. Pole vaulter, Jerry Jerome, just clears the bar. Mike Meeneghan looks pleased after his throw. John Rapuano clears the bar with room to spare. Co-captain, Mike Meeneghan, lets everything go throwing the discus. Bobby Baker trying for extra inches in the broad jump. David Holstine landing after his long jump. Taking it easy after a hard practice. TRACK TEAM Front— B. Armstrong, E. Baker. First Row, left to right — R. Benjamin, A. Cognata, J. Rapuano, J. Jerome, B. Meyers, B. Kaiser, R. VanDer- Mealon, S. Shia, M. Pellicio, J. Debridgita, D. Reilly. Second Row — L. Brancato, D. Holstein, W. Mangine, M. Kennedy, G. Muzio, R. Dauria, C. Bogucki, D. Depalma. P. Marmanillo, J. Clarke, F. Huckaby, J. Grego, M. Meeneghan. Third Row — V. Proto, B. Baker, D. Golino, J. Abeltin, B. Golden, J. Berceli, M. Vollero, J. Piscitelli, G. Pallman, B. Redmount, D. Tyrrell, J. Gray. We hate to tell you this, but you need Scope. Take your fingers out of your mouth. Now when I played Football for . . . Wanda and Bucla without their brooms. 198 Ow! Get off my foot, will you. Let me up, here comes the white knight. The newest things in Mini-Skirts. Guest speaker: Dr. DeBonis. Gymnastics coach. Miss Grenon awards Marian Kulick. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BANQUET Miss Grenon admires Miss Gilmartin’s field hockey team. an Parisella receives congratulations from etball coach, Miss Anderson. The girls await their awards. . . . new cheerleader captain, Kathy Griffin. North Haven’s nasty 9. 200 Look, it’s a bird, a plane, no it’s . . . Faster than a speeding bullet . . . Now if Mrs. Urban ski . . . Up up and away . . . Giddy up! Time Out. Coffee, tea, or me ? 201 And now a word from our coach. Nancy Salowitz Bob Paiva Valerie Underwood Jane Colwell Laura Anderson Pam Barry Jeff Barske Beverly Barton Pat Blakeslee Karen Brown Bonnie Buick Carole Cangiano Cathy Cangiano Diane DeCastillia John Cavadini Joan Cavanna Cindy Chapman Mary Colwell Amy Davidson Nancy Dayton Mar) Ann DeToro Paula Diamantini Debbie Diem Michelle Feuhrer Mary Lou Fox Melanie Gangler Tod Gangler Sue Graef Rebecca Grunt Cindy Hall Debby Hall Debbie Harrison Liz Homyak Ann Hudson Anne Hutchinson Sandy Johnson Nancy Kotchian Sally Kotchian Lynne Leopold Cindy Lincoln David Mascitelli Anita McManus Jan Mercuri Barbara Pearce Wesley Rice Sue St. John Demeter Sawchuck Colleen Sanford Mina Scaramella Terry Simiola Linda Smith Trina Solecki Ruth Solnit Kathleen Sperry Margaret Stott Janet Sweeney Paul Tucker Cathy Vinci Nancy Walker Mr. W. Caruth AFS CLUB AFS is an organization which tries to further international understanding by in- ternational student exchange. This year North Haven has been lucky enough to sponsor two students’ stays in this country and send one North Havener abroad for the summer. Through the dance, the town- wide census, and lots of hard work by everyone, the club has nearly reached its fund-raising goal. Many thanks to Mr. Caruth for all his help. 204 DEBBIE DIEM At the time I write this feature, I've been with Uncle Sam almost six months—I am halfway through with the experience with him. I have seen modern, lofty structures standing next to doomed slum- houses in big cities. I have read statistics about breath-taking U.S. econ- omy. But I wasn't and never will be impressed by those things, simply because those are what I expected the U.S. to win. I’m not fascinated in investigating Uncle Sam physically or materially. I'm only interested in studying him spiritually. That spirit was shown when an intellectual knelt down to clean a dog’s mess. I also see it in moving crowds on 3rd Avenue in New York during rush hours. I’m very glad to find out that American Youths also have a heap of worries about themselves, about their aliened friends all over the world. That erased by misled impression that they only enjoy their speedy cars, their fancy clothes, etc. My friends — whoever read this — have my prayer that God will bless us all to survive and live happily in this too troublesome, un- stable world. 205 PAUL TUCKER Paul Tucker, coming from Great Britain and a culture so very similar to ours, had no trouble fitting right into the mood, atmosphere and pace of North Haven High School. As his many friends can testify, Paul has taken every opportunity to leave his British background be- hind him and experience the American way of life. He has become involved in many activities, in and out of school, and is taking full advantage of the new educational vistas open to him. He has done a lot of experimentation with the uses of the modular schedule, and has participated on the varsity Soccer team. Paul has definite ideas on what he has seen in the U.S. — about the S.D.S., the anti-war movement, and nearly every aspect of his life here. Having proved himself an always-interesting person, even if you are not able to always agree with his views, Paul will doubtless be remem- bered in North Haven as a very unique AFS student. 206 Joe Miranda Joe Malavasi Jerry DeSalvatore Paul Gormlcy Francois Pelletier Rufus Seder West Campus Mark DiNello Ed Eckert Frank Glenn Bob Haag David Peach Mr. Lozowski Mrs. Pelletier Mrs. Meeneghan 207 ENGLISH BOOK ROOM lunch time . . . organization . . . Catcher in the Rye . . . Peace . . . turn on the radio . . . gossip and potato chips Theresa Diotaiuto Carol Geleneau Claudia Johlman Carol Luedee Joan Markowski Pat McClure Donna Moras Karen Stohl Sonjia Vaughn Mr. Clark CAMPUS STORE Sharon DiGioia Debbie Harrison Kathy Volpe Mar)r Walter Mr. Burrill the crush of the crowds . . . athletic supporters, our biggest seller ... no, we don't sell books ... plus tax . . . the mini- mum wage . . . pencils, gym- suits, and reinforcements. 208 The Brass Quintet, besides performing with the Dance Band in the Pumpkin Room in the Spring Concert and on stage at Christmas time, also gives performances at civic affairs in North Haven, such as the dedication of Clintonville School. Both provide enjoyable interludes during concerts and rehearsals. trombones Gerald Cocchiaro Lee Munson Peter Simon DANCE BAND Mr. Winsco Gerald Cocchiaro Rich Cocchiaro Scott Fessler Ray Jordan Lori West in trumpets Scott Fessler Richard Ostfeld Lori West in Jeff Westin saxaphones Joe Pepe Frank Arciuolo Jeff Armstrong Thomas Gentile David Enson 209 DIALOG Larry Fumival Sam Docknevich Jan Muirhead Bev Goward Judy Fox Larry Asbell Cindy Blace Bill Fischer Becky Grunt Cindy Hall Tom Frei Jim Silverstein Richard Ostfeld Calvin Cook Debbie Harrison Paul Tucker Debby Hall Madeleine Plainer Schultz Dialog is a radical change from the previous student newspaper, the Torch. It is involved in the school, and the world, and the problems of those areas. The bland high-school reporting has given way to an impatient, meaningful content, on such issues as Number Nine, the uses of modular scheduling, and birth control. Dialog has grown up into a genuine newspaper and deserves the support of the entire school community. It is trying to present the students views of controver- sial subjects, to goad the student body into thinking, to help the communication between students, faculty and administrators. This year it is bought to be read and not as a favor to your friend the editor. Dialog has become an interesting and informative part of the school community, and the community at large. 210 Barbara Ostfeld Sam Docknevich Gloria Muzio Lisa Cretei la Anne Aaboe Liz Appel Larry Asbell Denise Barbuto Denise Barney Jeff Barske June Barzilauskas Cheryl Black Martha Borkowski Steve Bomstein Dorothy Brunjes Donna Capella Janet Cassell a Diane Gppolini Joe Cippolini Carol Civitello Mimi Clarke Alyce Cognetta Diane deCastiilia Audrey Decker Gary Dolinski Scott Fessler Larry Fumival Melanie Gangler Debby Golden Jan Gosselin Becky Grunt Kathy Harble Wendy Hawley Bev Kelsey Brian Kalterman Nancy Kotchian Sally Kotchian Valerie Leads Linda Markowski Donna Maturo Robin McGalliard Janet Mellili Bob Meyers fan Muirhead Rich Ostfeld Maty Parcse Mark Pelliccio Eric Pfeiffer Madeline Randall Pat Ryan John Samo Suzanne Semmlcr Moira Shannon Libby Soboleski Lynn Spiro Florence Smith Lynne Stephens Kerry Sullivan Bill Therian Bruce Tolman Laura Jean Tully Jan Zimmerman DRAMA CLUB The American Dream . . . tragedies, traumas and troubles . . . flats . . . dirty stages . . . mass confusion . . . I’m late, I’m late, for a very important date . . . learning the ropes . . . looking for the ’ perfect” Alice in Wonderland . . . projection . . . The Lottery . . . stage presence . . . money! . . . fame and fortune 211 Mrs. Fitzgibbon FRENCH CLUB Carol Redmount Bonnie Buick Gndy Chapman Sharon DiGioia Mary Dwyer Marsha Gusenburg Debby Hall Cindy Lincoln Lynne McFarland Pat Pierce Nancy Porto Linda Smith Mardi Gras Donna Baldino Marian Ballin Pam Barry Patricia Bottone Judith Brudz Cathy Cangiano John Garke Nancy Clement Gerry Cocchiaro Diane Comeau Peter Cretella Eva Gale Robert LaMonaca Richard Luscomb Carmen Madola Johanna Morgillo Jan Mercuri Cynthia Miller Gail Murphy JoePepe Gabriele Rudzinski Debra Sawicki Brad Van acore Nancy Warfield Miss Satterlee Miss Panagrossi oui . . New York, peut-etre? . . . Qu’est-ce qui se passe? . . . les chansons de Noel . . . le Mardi Gras . . . Mangons! . . . Georges Pompidou, Catherine Deneuve, Jean-Claude Killy . . . non. 212 LATIN CLUB Latin Club is very unlike the other language clubs in the school in that it includes all stu- dents who are taking Latin. After a year or so of dreaming, the trip to Rome has finally come off, for the April vacation. Last year's ill-fated trip to Boston also was resurrected, to view the superb collection of Roman artifacts at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Under the guid- ance of Miss Casper, the club has tried to broaden its scope so more students may parti- cipate through their classes rather than on an after-school basis. 213 LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a service organization whose mem- bers assist in all regular library routines such as checking and shelving books, giving reference assistance, checking passes and arranging displays. Their assistance is greatly appreciated by the staff and the students. 214 East Campus Pat Ardito Meg Blakeslee Maryanne Cranton Mary O'Connell West Campus Noreen Caneschi Barbara Dunham Koreen Gagliardi Tom Heeran Waffa Karas Carole Labagnara Rex Lagerstrom Malinda Midzenski Donna Tomczyk Mrs. Bearse Mrs. Herschell June Barciluskas Carol Birch Martha Borkowski Pat Bottone Gndy Carafa Joan Cavanna Nancy Clement Linda Farmer Hattie Hoyt Amy Jones Denise Papa Lynn Spiro Pat Tagliatella Ann Valentino Debbie Walker Mrs. Stevens 215 Marilynn Dudley Betty McLaughlin Colleen Sanford Paula Riggi Jan Mercuri Karen Anderson Joanne Angelucci Pam Barry Bev Barton Jan Bauer Judy Benjamin Karen Brown Joanne Camarota Roseanne Camarota Cathy Cangiano Doreen Chapman Maryann Costanzo Janet Coppa Lisa Cretella Rose DiVemicro Lynn Ferrucci Mary Gianotti Sue Graef Lisa Gromley Donna Jones Terry Katzman Lynne Leopold Bunny Maioco Judy Mansfield Pam Matthews Anita McManus Pat Nolan Robin Oertel Lynn O’Keefe Toni Pallatto Nancy Porto Deb Priore Linda Prunier Sue Sendline Noreen Shia Deb Signore Terry Simiola Trina Solecki Sue Wayne Lynne Wilcox Donna Tomczyk Mrs. Mahailoff PEP CLUB shakers . . . maroon and white . . . How many n’s are there in In- dians?” . . . spirit, pep, enthusiasm . . . Indians on the warpath — oo-ah . . . have you got the spirit . . . our team is great! . . . killing dragons and burning yellow jackets . . . megaphones . . . tomahawks. 216 RIFLE CLUB gun control ... the rifle range ... on target . . . now we’re coeducational . . . duck ... I hope you know what you’re doing . . . him with a gun . . . Mr. Robbins’ ears hurt ... so do mine . . . he’s new ... aim! PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Ken McCrea Joe Russo Mike Torcllo Mr. Wright developing . . . the dark room . . . you forgot to take off the lens cover . . . lens cover? . . . overexposure ... let there be light . . . none of them came out, huh? . . . Yashica . . . this button? Susan Abbott Bill Amato Mark Asid Dennis Bennett Robert Brochu Mike Buemi Mark DiNello Ed Etzel Steve Etzel John Festa George Gorman Edward McKee Michael Moniello Pete Saldamarco Dave Thompson Mr. Robbins 217 Harry Danberg Steven Hatch Mary O'Connell Mike Torello Mike Vollero Ed Wu Mr. Humphrey are we a club? . . . shooting tor the moon . . . NASA needs us . . . we have our ups and downs . . . photographs from the sky ... what we need is federal aid. ROCKET CLUB Mike Meeneghan Don Tyrrell John Mulligan Fred Balsamo Bill Coz2olino Jim Abeltin John Clarke Tim Gilbride Jerry Jerome Jim Lyons Steve Mathews John Piscitelli Mike Vollero Mr. Grove VARSITY CLUB chicken again . .. letters, jackets ... a meeting? we’re going to have a meeting? really? ... I don't know. Ask Mike . . . Don’t ask me — John’s the secretary . . . Ask Mr. Grove. 218 SACHEM late hours . . . cooperation . . . what do you mean, they didn’t come out? .. . who’s covering the pep rally? ... what pep rally? .. . deadline? . . . what deadline? . . . dedication . . . dinner from the candy machine . .. your name in gold ... no restaurants deliver .. . Tony Sachem . . . I quit ... is that really the theme of the year- book? . . . another meeting . . . who’s that? . . . New York . . . the Empire State Building . . . Jay Storm . . . peanut brittle and short sheets . . . short tempers and big mouths . . . that’s my seat . . . this damn typewriter. Fran Cafiero Carol Redmount Cindy Blace Rachel Briggs Bonnie Buick Gndy Chapman Maryanne Cranton Sharon DiGioia Judy Fox Barbara Frederiksen Reggie Giles Barbara Grayeb Debby Hall Joe Miranda Mary O'Connell Bob Paiva Nancy Salowitz Mr. Antonelli 219 220 SKI CLUB think snow ... 4:00 a.m. . . . whcn’re we gonna eat? . . . someone just rode the chairlift down the mountain . . . Head . . . how can you break a ski standing still? . . . Killington . . . 4Yl hours without a potty . . . turn up the radio . . . Stop Shop . . . Bromley . . . chapstick . . . snowplow Liz Bacon Diane Tanguay Bill Schwartz Sally Kotchian David Tanguay Jeff Armstrong Bill Bacon Sela Barker Elizabeth Barnett Bill Bartlett Tyler Benson Kent Berwick Kathy Brady George Carpenter Jean Carpentier Joanne Carpentier Cindy Chapman John Clarke Mimi Clarke Lisa Cognetta Melanie Cognetta Robin Conrad Jack Coyle A1 Cretella Lisa Cretella Peter Cretella Jim Dauria Nancy Dayton Gary Dolinsky David Duffy Margo Estabrook Michele Esposito Toni Esposito Nina Forgo Eileen Gagnon Brad Gercmia Becky Grunt Chris Hallberg John Hallberg Tex Halloran Kevin Heaney Jeff Hilles Neil Hoyt Hattie Hoyt Ann Hudson Lauren Hunter Anne Hutchinson Amy Jones Sarah Jones Michiko Kakutani Dan Konepacke Nancy Kotchian Clay Keefe Lynn Aalavolti Dennis Malo Steve Marinan Bruce McGalliard Judy Mulhem Brian Mulvaney Gail Murphy Guy Muzio Maria Muzio Kate O’Brien Judy Pettorini John Phillips Bernie Possidente Brent Rohloff Debbie Sawicki Ruth Schlessinger Betty Ann Schmidt Terry Simiola Jim Silverstein Ted Spirakis Sue St. John Margaret Stott Donna Strickland Kerry Sullivan Carol Sutherland Patty Tagliatela Jan Zimmerman Bob Paiva Mr. Healey Mr. Dillon 221 SPANISH CLUB el espiritu y la cultura hispanoamericana . . . una fiesta con pinada ... una excursion a Nueva York en la primavera ... una comedia espanola . . . jcomamos paella! . . . jque buena la comi- da! ... jno! Terry Simiola Brad Geremia Susan Urquhart Nancy Armstrong Joan Derrico John Ludovico Ken McCrea Nancy Porto Mrs. Glassner 222 Linda Smith Valerie Boykins Jackie Bryant Kim Esdaile David Green Rebecca Grunt Tex Halloran Garth McElya Nancy Salowitz Kenneth Tate Stanley Tate Sheila Taylor Rita Vaughn Debbie Walker Marlene Walker Miss Matthews Speak-out is a group dealing with civic and school affairs. Some of its activi- ties have been to help recruit black teachers for the schools, solve some of the racial problems within the school, and change the attitudes behind these problems by inviting Black speak- ers to talk to the club and sponsoring school activities such as the Monster Double Feature. Each year Speak- Out begins again to raise money to fund the Martin Luther King Scholar- ship Fund, established as a memorial in 1968, to be awarded to a Black senior on Awards Night. SPEAK-OUT 223 TRIPLE QUARTET this is our first rehearsal, you know . . . before school, even . .. sore throats and Samuel Beck- ett .. . snapping fingers . . . talent . . . All- Connecticut . . . sometimes it causes me to tremble, tremble, tremble . . . STRING QUARTET Siring Quartet Pam Cutler Melanie Cognetta harmony . . . mod concerts . . . practice . . . Miss Marjorie Sherman shall we start? . . . strained fingers . . . Ralph Goldstein turn the page ... All-Connecticut... Bach, Dvorak, Mozart . . . community concerts . . . playing for the elementary schools. Trifle Quartet Jeff Barske Dave Clark Jane Colwell Michele Guertin Lesley McGalliard Jan Muirhead Barb Ostfeld Mina Scaramella Bill Schwartz Lynn Spiro Ken Tate TRIO SONATA who’s turning the pages . . . dedication . . . you’re out of tune ... we can't rehearse without Aunt Marge ... re- peats . . . oh, I hate the first movement . . . are you using that crummy violin? Trio Sonata Melanie Cognetta Chris Haley Lesley McGalliard 224 Instructional Sue Abbott Georgians Bakshys Judy Benjamin Carol Birch Debbie Boffa Martha Borkowski Patricia Bottone Jean Carpentier Sue Cavanna Diane Comcau Donna Dunn Joanne Flis Kathy Harple Hattie Hoyt Karen McLeod Brenda Olson Bonnie Ridlon Brenda Schuler Betsy Valentino Life Saving Jeanne Argyle Cindy Blace Rachel Briggs Debbie Carver Susan Freige Elissa Gentile Nancy Gorman Kathy Gritzbach Rebecca Grunt Anne Hutchinson Bunny Maiocca Diane Tanguay Nancy Warfield Syncronized Swimming Joanne Ainguaggiato Molly Bennett Elicia Buckland Joanne Carpentier Mimi Clarke Lisa Cretella Rosemary Esposito Mar ’ Lou Fers Alicia Fleming Kathy Griffin Donna Jones Nancy Kotchian Lin Menchetti Ruth Schlessinger Lynn Shepard Traudi Stockmann SWIM CLUB water . . . lifesaving . . . synchro- nized . . . instructional ... is every- one on the bus ... out of the locker- room! ... did I pass? . . . where is Mrs. Urbanski? . . . please stop at Postman’s Highway . . . don’t drown her. Mrs. Urbanski Mrs. Gross Miss Kelly 225 Sharon DiGioia Diane Tanguay Georgiana Backshys Sandra Baptie Denise Barney Scott Fessler Larry Fumival Michele Guertin Tex Halloran Kate Keman Nancy Prete Kerr ' Sullivan Mrs. Melillo YOU want to print THAT? ... is there really a Water and Dust? . . . who called this meeting? what happened to the rest of the staff . . . hope, lots of hope . . . organization . . . haiku, short stories, epic poetry . . . creative genius . . . where are you, Water and Dust? WATER and DUST 226 Mr. Anthony Antonelli SACHEM Advisor v fek f • school life T A H I T I A N COURT—L-R—Amy Jones, John Gray, Cindy Carafa, Danny Golino, Bill Fischer, Mar- garet Nappe, Roger Bertolini, Anne Hutchinson; KING—Jimmy Grego; QUEEN— Ellyn Dicker. W A T E R S Lucille Proiette and her escort Mike Valerio. PEACE (Mr. and Mrs. Jaffe, Mrs. Ritch, Mr. Briggs, chaperones at the prom). Anticipating the after-prom party. The evening began at 9:00 in the East Campus gym. The Highlights provided the music. Danc- ing and communication were an asset to the evening. The Court (above) was chosen and the prom ended at 12:00. The guests pro- ceeded to the After prom at Amerantes in Morris Cove. The Tri Power provided the music for a short time then left. At 4:00 the evening ended and began a new day at the beach. Silence is Golden. It's about time you got off my foot. Mr. Robbins and Miss Satterlec were among the chaperones at the prom. Mary Walker and her escort Jimmy Sheiffele. ♦ - - Donna Cole and her escort John Gray. A picture is worth a thousand words. Beth Kennedy and her escort Lou DeMartino. Bob Paiva and Kathy Griffin help count the votes. Kathy Griffin and her escort Joe Minicri. Hey Rog, Here comes your mother. Joanne Connors and her escort Roger Wing. 231 The football team is introduced at the pep rally on Oct. 19. So this is what they call a pep rally. Now a word from our sponsor. 232 I’ll never tell. You mean it’s finally over. Kathy Griffin and Carol Mercuri prepare the You mean they finally burned that pile of garbage yellow jacket for its sacrifice. out in the field. Who said we all dance apart. I did not steal your girl. They are actually making us vote on what to call these get-togethers. ROW 1 — A. Jones, D. Baldino, G. Bakshys, C. Chapman, J. Fox, R. Moore, J. Docherty, G. Havens, D. Dietricn, M. Dudley, P. Fenton, A. Hutchinson, D. Maturo, L. Leopold. ROW 2 — M. Platner, M. Guertin, M. Ballin, S. DiGioia, D. Rotondo, D. Hall, J. Barske, B. McGalliard, B. Benzel, K. Tate, T. Williams, J. Blakeslee, B. Ostfeld, R. Hatch, M. Nappe, C. Gadd. ROW 3 — D. Cole, J. Hermann, J. Mar- kowski, B. Buick, M. Ludovico, P. Diamantini, A. Jeumski, Bill Schwartz, D. Gordon, J. Urban, S. Docknevich, E. Za- Miss Sherman is a firm believer in last minute practice. 234 waki, F. Cafiero, M. Cranton, M. Cognetta, F. Fassler, D Golden, M. Day, J. Mansfield. ROW 4 — D. Flagg, L. McFar land, P. Francis, L. Spiro, M. Scaramella, M. Semel, S. Kotch ian, f. Colwell, D. Tanguay, D. Dattilo, D. Clark, R. Briggs D. Barney, D. Harrison, L. McGalliard, C. Haley, M. O’Con nell, J. Muirhead, R. Grunt, C. Redmount, G. Peterstuen other members of chorus not present arc B. Fischer, L. Ware K. Basle)’. Accompanists — C. Cangiano, C. Hale)', M. Ludo vico, M Cognetta, L. Spiro, and L. McGalliard. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA. Melanie Cognetta, Maura McCar- thy, Kerin McCarthy, Alyce Cognetta, Ruth Solnit, Barbara An- drews, Pam Cutler, Philip Clark, John Cavadini, Ken Tate, Ralph Goldsen, Lesley McGalliard, Carolyn Spiro, Chris Hale)', Stanley Tate, Lori Westin, John Balletto. JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA. Felicia Urbanski, Martha Spiro, Adrienne Clark, Nancy Tarbell, Kioshi Tamagawa. WEST CAMPUS CHORUS Susan Abbott, Claudia Allen, Marthia Beckwith, Judy Benjamin, Molly Bennett, Martha Borkowski, Elicia Buckland, Suzanne Cappetta, Lisa Cognetta, Gail Chapman, Diane DeCastilla, Margo Estabrook, Doreen Frost, Sarah Jones, Colleen Kieslich, Kris Linger, Donna Lederie, Viki Milione, Karen Piscittelli, Karen McLeod, Trina Solecki, Brenda Schwer, Judy Steams, Kathleen Sperty, Laura-Jean Jully, Donna Tom- cyk, Diane Vanacore, Susan Wilcox, Laura Winsco, Loretta Sorro, Ann Donato, Pam Wieman. Paula Riggi, Martha Ross, Mark Gelinas, Eddie Hallcovetc, Seymour Danberg, Brian Kolterman, J. Threadgill, Robert LaMonica, Wesley Rice. The cast of the Junior Class Play. 235 Mrs. Urbanski CLASS ARGUER Mr. Iacobellis FRIENDLIEST Mr. Keough ARGUER Mrs. Melillo BEST DRESSED Mrs. Fitzgibbon Miss Lee Mr- Nigro BEST LOOKING FRIENDLIEST Mr. Simens FAVORITE Mr. DeMayo BEST LOOKING Mrs. Stevens BEST FIGURE Miss Satterlee FAVORITE Mr. Rickart, Miss Sherman NICEST SMILE Mr. Connell BEST PHYSIQUE BOYs Roger Gadwah, Kathy Griffin MOST CLASS SPIRIT Lisa Cardone CLASS SEAMSTRESS John Rapuano, Patty Tagliatcla BEST DRESSED Timmy Gilbridc, Cindy Biace MOST ATHLETIC Roger Wing, Diane Russo NICEST SMILES Larry Asbell, Jan Muirhead MOST DRAMATIC Sharon DiGioia MOST GULLIBLE Ceci Moffit, Steve Bomstem CLASS INDIVIDUALISTS George Beneditti MOST GULLIBLE Donna Prisco, John DeNardis CLASS ARTISTS Jan Marino CLASS GOURMET Judy Fox CLASS SCHOLAR Barb Frederiksen CLASS GOURMET Sam Docknevich CLASS SCHOLAR John Docherty CLASS GOURMET Larry Fumival, Phil Mamcl. Lisa Diamond CLASS COMPLAINERS Rachel Briggs, Bill Fischer, Tex Halloran MOST VERSATILE Debbie Hall, Bill Mangine Bruce Tolman MOST DEPENDABLE CLASS SEAMSTRESS Bob Paiva, Toni Esposito ACCOMPLISHED MOST FOR CLASS Joanne Cieeierski, Peter Fink BEST LOOKING Cindy Carafa, Paul Angeloni CUTEST Jimmy Grego, MaryAnn Dauria CLASS FLIRTS Edward Wu, Cindy Lincoln QUIETEST Barbara Ostfeld, Rich Lucibello CLASS ARGUERS Leslie McGalliard, David Duffy CLASS MUSICIANS Margaret Goode, Mike Meeneghan CLASS BLUSHERS Carol Redmount, Tom Gentile MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Mulligan Boys' State Judy Fox Girls' State Rachel Briggs Toni Esposito Alice Gould Conn. Assoc, of Daughters of the Betty Crocker Award Women's Deans and American Revolution 244 Counselors Award Leslie McGalliard Letter of Commendation National Merit Scholarships Sam Docknevieh Letter of Commendation Chris Boqucki Letter of Commendation Calvin Cooke Semi-Finalist Debbie Hail Letter of Commendation 245 Take that you darn guppy! What's that stuff you're kneeling in . . . this is a cow pasture, you know! You have been chosen runner-up in the Kate Smith look- alike contest. 247 1 Mmmmm . . . this smells almost as good as our locker room! Poor Mike! Broiled for three hours! Our photographer John just doesn’t know where his head's at. Hey, quick! There's two empty chairs! Wish I had a ruler . . . 249 How arc you supposed to play these blasted things? Not to mention our sanitary lab facilities. The soup of the day will be . . . Watch out!! I have Ingi fever!! Are you sure this thing is supposed to fly? Be prepared! 250 Now if I only had a ball! Here it is, complete with a life insurance policy. Sure those green things in the oatmeal aren't bugs? C-could . . . I . . . h-have a p-pass to the 1-1-lav? If but anything their neat. 252 After 4 years of this place we have to keep our heads in tact someway. Where did you say the chart was??? Is that the one on Maple Avenue? Excedrin Headache 314. Our group had 46% fewer cavities. Shut Up Watson! Can't you see I'm busy. 253 1970 CLASS OFFICERS Officers — President, Gary Meyers; Vice-President, Paul Angeloni: Secretary, Toni Esposito; Treasurer, Roger Gadwah. Advisor, Mr. Robbins Advisor, Miss Satterlee 254 We have seen many changes since the year we entered North Haven High. One change, of course, is the modular system. Because of this new type of schedule many additions have been made to enhance the educational facilities. These include . . . an IBM 1620 computer and a Busicom adding machine. 256 Changes have also taken place in styles since we were freshman. Remember the good (?) old days when girls wore skirts down to their knees, and boys couldn’t wear jeans to school? Things have changed since then. Our new dress code enables us to wear anything reasonable.” 257 and anything goes . . . CLASS WILL I, Jim Abeltin, leave the pig legacy in hopes that little pig will up- hold it. I, Denise Diglio, leave with the gang” and leave Mr. Jaffe behind. I, Elizabeth Bacon, leave everything there is to be left. We, Dolores and Gloria, leave this school gladly. I, Sandra Baptie, leave in a rush. I, Marilynn Dudley, leave to next year's pep club president the privilege of paying to get into the games. 1, Jeff Barske, leave by dashing red hair to Mr. Dean, my fond mem- ories of the Fantastic Four, and especially my mommy. 1, Toni Esposito, leave Mr. Keough one deep ditch so he can talk to me on my level. I, Billy Bartlett, leave N.H.H.S. thoroughly confused. 1, Tom Farauahar, leave my finished” math homework assignments to Mr. Rickart. I, Cindy Blace, leave 30 to anyone luck}' enough to wear it and all the great times to Jane. I, Patty Fenton, leave my dirt}' T-shirt to the field hockey team and Mickey Mouse. I, Bonnie Buick, leave my tom cartilage to anyone who dislikes gym. I, Adele Ferraro, leave one more glorious year to Robyn and Joanne. I, Fran Cafiero, leave to my brother one more delightful year. I, Cynthia Carafa, leave one small chair to any other little person who would like their feet to touch the floor. We, Fran, Bonnie, and Cindy, leave the endless corridors to Room 320, to the next years SACHEM staff in hopes that the}’ will reach the room before 8:00 o'clock each morning. We, Cathy, Chucky, Sandi, Virginia, and Wanda, leave our cafeteria table. I, Kenneth Glick, leave all those troubled high school years behind me. I, Janet Cenno, leave typewriter 13 to the next senior with hopes that he or she will have better luck with it. We, the Glory Stompers, leave our reputation to anyone who thinks they can live up to it. I, Cynthia Chapman, leave with wonderful memories of the two from Milford. I, Margaret Goode, leave to anyone who wants it ... my blushing ability. I, Donna Cole, leave my uniform to ' tanker” and my growl to kergan. I, Alice Gould, leave my sister Ruthie to the teachers. Good Luck. I, John Gray, leave to my little brother my basketball sneakers. I, Marie D’Arrigo, leave this at the mercy of Liz D'Arrigo, class of 73. I, Barb Garyeb, leave my locker to anyone who can open it. I, Mary Ann Dauria, leave Mr. Burrill’s class with hopes never to return. I, Kathv Griffin, leave Barb my secrets, Diane my comb, ( arol my bubble gum, and Dauria my bib. I, Ellen Delehant, leave my rebounding to Pigeon and my duck to Mickey Mouse. I, Becky Grunt, leave the privilege to bake cookies for the soccer team, to anyone who desires to. I, Fred Della Valle, leave my funny jokes and gymsuit to anyone who wants them. Good Luck. We. Kathy, Kathy, Jane, Carol, Donna, Karen, and Betty, leave M.M. to next year s cheerleaders. Good Luck. 258 CLASS WILL I, Rick LcQuire, leave Carla Bernacchia the 8:00 o’clock. I, Mary Ann Romano, leave with John Tarducci. I, Lucian, leave for Morocco. I, Cynthia Roth, leave this school sadly to my sister Nancy. I, Kathy Lynch, leave my mother to the next graduating class. I, Charlene Sargent, Stave N.H.H.S. without regret. 1, Ronald Mastriani, leave the school to anyone who wants it. I, Donna Schettino, leave N.H.H.S. with pleasant memories of Vinnie. I, Denise Maturo, leave my laugh to North Haven High. I, Mike Scungio, leave all my bull-throwing to anyone who is great enough to take over my title. We. Maureen McDermott and Barbara Overly, leave! I, Mona Semcl, leave all my newspapers to Mr. Keough. I, Mike Meeneghan, leave all 119 pounds of my brother Kim to the N.H.H.S. football team. I, Gail Sinisgalh, leave without Buddy, Tony, and Alan. I, Linda Menchetti, leave to Mrs. Urbanski my size 10 gymsuit and my sneakers. I, Margret Stott, leave my easy-open locker to anyone in a hurry. I, Carol Mercuri, leave far to continue the search for school spirit. I, Diane Tanguay. leave to Bill, Sally, David, and Peter, the back of the bus. I, Garrett Meyers, leave my parking space to Ann Naples in the hope that she will have something to fill it. I, Lucinda Thompson, leave absolutely nothing behind, but bring everything with me. I, Betty McLaughlin, leave one ham and cheese and one Friendly Fribble glass to my partner-in-crime Mar)’ Ann Detoro. I, Linda Tomczyk, leave North Haven to my cousins. I, Vinnie Ortello, leave my leather jacket. I. Walter Walsh, leave a muzzle and a pair of earplugs to Mrs. Lane. I, Jackie Papa, leave ”period, I. Ed Wu, Bill Mangine, and Mike Torello leave Wonder Woman, Alias Mrs. Flaharty a manual entitled How to drive a tank in 10 easy lessons.” (worth 10 Imps) We, Pat, Barb, Reggie, Joan, Mary, and Lynne, leave the cafe. 1, Jan Kowaleski, leave this school tired. I, John Rapuano, leave North Haven High with great joy. I, Susan LaRogue, leave with pleasure. I, Alan Riggs, leave all of Mr Wheeler’s clutch adjustments to a long armed junior. I, Sally-Jo Leibiger, leave this hassle to the DeRusso’s and the Leibigers. 259 A mere acknowledgment is, we feel, an inadequate method of expressing gratitude. It is impossible to extend sufficient thanks for the months of genuine interest and countless hours of dedicated work required to prepare a yearbook for printing. Without the aid of numerous people, such preparation would have been an impossible task. Therefore, it is most fitting to express our deep- est appreciation to all who have contributed, in any way, to the final publica- tion of the 1970 SACHEM: Mr. Anthony Antonelli: who has devoted himself completely to the long and tedious tasks involving the successful production of this book; without his guidance and patience this undertaking would have been impossible. Throughout the year he has worked organizing the details of various activi- ties and overseeing the management of our finances. Both his suggestions and advice have helped bring us to the successful completion of this year’s SACHEM. T. O’Toole and Sons: for their fine publishing and Mr. Jack Brown who had patiently waited for and personally attended to, the needs of SACHEM. Jay Storm Studio — and especially John Petrullis and Ron Livieri: for their fine photographs in the Senior Section and personal attention to every request. Business Department: for the continual use of their typewriters and duplica- tion machines. Office Secretaries of both campuses: for the use of the class rosters, locat- ing students, and typing announcements. Custodians and 1A Department: for continually unlocking room 320. Larry Asbell, Sam Dochnevich, Tom Frei, and Jeff Price: for the use of their their photographs in both the opening and closing sections. All the SACHEM parents: for their moral support and understanding of the late nights after school, absence from dinner and especially to the mothers for keeping our meals warm. The Staff of the 1970 SACHEM: for their effort, interest and spirit in the piecing together of this yearbook. The Advertisers: for their greatly needed aid. And finally, the Administration, Faculty and entire student body of North Haven High School for their interest, cooperation and continued support of SACHEM. Again, our sincere thanks to all who made our work easier and more enjoy- able. We have passed through a delicate phase of our life. We have watched old dreams pass away and with a thirsting for new hope we have begun to reach forward. We have spoken and we have listened. We have learned to link ourselves with people in feeling and relationship. The life we have begun to create will be inherited by a nameless child not yet conceived. We must unite in both our laughter and fear so that our world may touch this child. $ TUO� NT A i 1 VI Ub '' tVHNP lift it N' I P T Of HUMAN I |;( ! � v ANP T Hf Ai r� t 0 1 At ION Ob INPIVI U At Rt SrONSIB IT V A r- TO OUR FELLOW CLASSMATES WE SEND BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF 1970 NORTH HAVEN HIGH RINGS Manufactured by — PANIKOFF INCORPORATED 37 Broadway, New Haven Telephone: 562-7729 wearing HEADQUARTERS FOR . . . TROPHIES - MEDALS PRESENTATION AWARDS RIBBONS - CLUB PINS INDUSTRIAL INCENTIVES Quality and Service Since 1889 268 Best wishes from the CLASS OF 1972 to the CLASS OF 1970 Courtesy of Congratulations PHELPS DODGE ELECTRIC PRODUCTS CORP. from 60 Dodge Avenue TANGUAY North Haven, Connecticut ASSOCIATES Consulting Engineers Compliments of 60 Connolly Parkway CENTER FOOD STORE Hamden, Connecticut North Haven NORTH HAVEN Compliments of PIZZA HOUSE UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION 117 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Materials Systems Divisions Coating Service 441 Sackett Point Road Best Wishes To The CLASS OF '70 KEEFE'S CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL North Haven, Connecticut 600 Middletown Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Telephone: 239-2406 270 HARMAC Distinctive Men's and Student's Wear Nationally Advertised Brands at Popular Prices Formal Wear to Rent Hamden Mart — Opposite Sears NORTH HAVEN BARBER SHOP 4B Broadway, North Haven Specializing in Razor Cutting Sculpture Cutting Compliments of HOWIE'S AUTO ELECTRIC and Automatic Transmission Service Howard P. Norup — Frank F. Baldino 348 Maple Ave., North Haven, Conn. Telephone 239-9171 Best Wishes From MUZIO'S FARM MARKET 1907 Hartford Turnpike North Haven, Connecticut MAPLE LIQUOR STORE 24 Church Street North Haven Connecticut WRIGHT MONUMENTAL WORKS 339 MIDDLETOWN AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. CODY AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE, INC. 118 Quinnipiac Avenue Box 374 North Haven, Connecticut 271 Best wishes from the CLASS OF 1971 to the CLASS OF 1970 ANDREWS eBLAKESLEE INSURANCE1 Best Wishes FROM ANDREWS AND BLAKESLEE Serving North Haven Since 1899 Compliments of NORTH HAVEN AUTO BODY WORKS 281 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Compliments of THE LITTLE RED SHOE HOUSE 528 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut CEDRIC H. BARNHART General Insurance Life, Sickness Accident Fire — Casualty — Bonds 85 State Street North Haven, Connecticut Tel: 239-5806 ALADDIN TOOL AND DIE COMPANY, INC. 5 Philip Place North Haven, Connecticut Telephone 239-3361 DESIGN AND BUILD Precision Dies — Gauges — Fixtures Jig Boring Jig Grinding MARIO'S BEAUTY SALON Specialists in All Phases of Beauty 128 Middletown Avenue North Haven, Conn. Telephone 239-3234 Compliments of HELEN JACK'S RESTAURANT 30 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut Compliments of HARRY M. DAVIS BROS. INC. 148 State Street North Haven, Connecticut 1 1 m JD J 'Qrc 0il . jt'?V t w V • ' Congratulations To THE CLASS OF 1970 DELL ORO OIL TRUCKING INC. 146 Washington Avenue North Haven For Your Supply of Good Eggs . . . Call WILLIAM K. MAIS, INC. 130 Middletown Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Telephone 239-1673 Compliments of LITTLE THINGS 54 Washington Avenue North Haven Connecticut 275 158 Washington Ave. North Haven Compliments of THE DOG HOUSE CREATIVE HAIR STYLIST . . . GIGI COIFFURES Weekdays 9:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Saturday 9:00 A.M. — 6:00 P.M. Telephone 772-0107 Middletown Avenue, Montowese Shopping Plaza Best Wishes From BROCKWAY-SMITH-HAIGH-LOVELL COMPANY 75 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut 276 Phone 777-2587 Phone 777-2588 TARDUCCI'S JUNKYARD Truck - Bus - Auto Wrecking Iron - Steel - Scrap Metal Late Model Foreign Car Parts 190 Middletown Avenue New Haven, Connecticut Next To City Dump D V I S O R BEST WISHES To THE CLASS OF 1970 CLASSIC PRINTING COMPANY Offset Printers 68 Broadway Telephone: 239-5604 BEST WISHES FROM REALTORS INSURORS 393 State Street North Haven, Connecticut INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 278 36 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Compliments of REPUBLIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Kitchen and GE Appliances 350 Sackett Point Road North Haven, Connecticut Telephone: 288-3866 Compliments of GERTRUDE N. MILLER, FLORIST THE FINEST IN FLOWERS For All Occasions m THE E. J. DAVIS CO. Defco Industrial Park North Haven, Connecticut Telephone 239-5391 280 ADVANCED PRODUCTS COMPANY 33 Defco Park Road North Haven Compliments of THE E. H. ROBERTS CO. LITHOGRAPHERS 2975 State Street Hamden Connecticut 281 Best Wishes TOMASSO OF NORTH HAVEN 377 SACKETT POINT ROAD NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 7 C Z Congratulations on your Graduation From The MONTOWESE VOLUNTEER FIRE ASSOCIATION 282 Congratulations To The Class of 1970 THE GILTEX CONSUMER OUTFIT 456 Sackett Point Road North Haven, Connecticut Congratulations to the Class of 1970 ALBERT SWANSON, INC Realtors Serving Hamden and Surrounding Towns Pleasing You Pleases Us 2586 Whitney Avenue M. L. S. Hamden, Connecticut 288-9251 283 Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations From BROADWAY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 22 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut Congratulations From BROADWAY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 22 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut Nustone Septic Tanks Pre-Cast Concrete Steps Perm Entry Hatchway NUSTONE INDUSTRIES, INC. 355 Sackett Point Road North Haven, Connecticut Guarding the Health of the American Family Since 1886 Telephone 288-7481 284 31 Flavors Ice Cream Steaks and Sandwiches 110 Middletown Avenue Montowese Shopping Center Telephone: 865-9167 JAMES H. McMANUS RESTAURANT FASCINATING FABRICS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 UNITED ALUMINUM UNITED ALUMINUM CORPORATION 100 UNITED DRIVE NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT 79 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT 06473 Compliments of MODERN BARBER SHOP 3 Barbers 164 Washington Avenue North Haven Telephone 239-9904 Best Wishes From PARESE AUTO BODY 295 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Compliments of TOWNE CLEANERS 342 State Street North Haven, Connecticut Ill WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT From FOREST GROVE PHARMACY INC. CONGRATULATIONS NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Compliments of TOWNE BOOTERY INC. 117 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Best Wishes From NORTH HAVEN AUTO SALES AND SERVICE 10 Maple Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Compliments of MERSICK INDUSTRIES, INC. Best Wishes From NORTH HAVEN OIL 44 State Street North Haven, Connecticut 288 WASHINGTON FLOWER SHOP 282 Maple Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Telephone: 239-5871 11 Old Tavern Road Orange, Connecticut Telephone: 795-3721 NORTH HAVEN OPTICIANS Laszlo Mayerhoffer — Licensed Optician 117 Washington Avenue North Haven Shopping Center Telephone 239-5400 Compliments of NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES 261 Skiff Street Hamden, Connecticut MOON GRINDING CO., INC. 2951 State Street Hamden, Connecticut Telephone 288-9249 FRENETTE'S LAWN MOWER SHOP 2704 Dixwell Avenue Hamden, Connecticut WALDRON COMPANY, INC. 57 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut Abrasive Blast Equipment Abrasives 289 CURRIER MACHINE SALES, INC 303 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT Compliments of NORTH HAVEN CLEANERS 36 BROADWAY For The Best Look In Town 290 The GARDEN of NAPLES 521-523 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Catering facilities for 200 people or more. We have pizzas and grinders also. Congratulations From U. M. C. ELECTRONICS CO. 460 SACKETT POINT ROAD NORTH HAVEN 291 ARTISTRY in MOTION at LOUIS COIFFURES 30A Broadway North Haven, Connecticut Telephone 239-2579 BEST WISHES Richard Radzivnas, Manager Esso Products RADZ SERVICE STATION Major Minor Repairs — Accessories 276 Washington Avenue 127 Washington Avenue North Haven, Conn. Telephone 239-0036 HOWARD JOHNSON'S WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Party Supplies • Social Printing THE WINDSOR SHOPPE Cards — Gifts — Jewelry North Haven Shopping Center Telephone 239-2200 CANDID CLEANERS 117 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN CONN. 292 Best Wishes From THE SMART SET 117 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Compliments of A FRIEND Selling Good Clothes Since 1875 P. HUTTON SON North Haven Shopping Center Hutton Brings You Young Guys Fashions From America's Finest Brands Congratulations CLASS OF 1970 MONTOWESE CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL Richard M. Warren AIR BALANCING SERVICE, CO. 2 Watson Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Telephone 239-9581 293 Storm Studios, Inc. your school photographer presents Vogue Associates Bridal Consultants SET IT... FORGET ITU You have the choice of the “GROOM” and the Time, and you can leave the rest to us. We will: • Arrange for Photos • Stationery - Invitations • Receptions • Gifts for entire party • Make-up — Hair Styling • Travel • Apartment Planning • Decorating • Insurance Needs The entire bit. You don’t have to worry about a thing. You will enjoy the whole affair. 2 Studios. 161 Park Street, New Haven 1168 Dixwell Ave.. Hamden 777-5596 294 More advice to the graduate Put a small amount in the bank each week. You won’t miss it, and small amounts add up — interest, too. So go ahead look forward to your own car or stereo. Each week you’ll be getting closer to the real thing. Open an account today and get tomorrow’s banking now. 91 WASHINGTON AVENUE. NORTH HAVEN THE NATIONAL BANK 295 Compliments of GENE'S BARBER SHOP Two Barbers 1 Sackett Point Road North Haven Compliments of NORTH HAVEN MACHINE SHOP 39 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut Compliments of THE PLATT LA BONIA CO. Compliments of BIG BULL 296 KNUDSEN BROS. DAIRY 1304 HARTFORD TURNPIKE NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT (Agway) 66 State Street North Haven, Connecticut Complete line of Home, Lawn, and Garden Supplies Best Wishes from THE MEAT BLOCK 43 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut ROGOVIN'S FURNITURE CENTRE Specialists in Early American Furniture 356 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut Telephone: 239-1522 Compliments of NORTH HAVEN LUMBER COMPANY 161 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut THE UPJOHN COMPANY Carwin Organic Chemicals North Haven Connecticut 297 THE NORTH HAVEN NATIONAL BANK TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES 35 Washington Avenue Montowese Shopping Plaza Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 299 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 from AMERICAN POWDERED METALS Powder Metal Drive North Haven, Connecticut COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 300 WILLIAM C. A. FISCHER MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR 55 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Telephone 239-5301 AIR FRANCE We wneA NORTH HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL french club ft ARGUS TRAVEL ■ J Group of North Haven students and teachers prior to departure for France — Summer 1969 Arrangements ARGUS TRAVEL AGENCY North Haven's only travel agency 282 State Street • Telephone 288-3583 Watch for our 1970 tour to Europe for high school students 301 P.N.F.’S I drove in a blizzard . . . Let’s go to the Enor- mous Room last night . . . Let's do something . . . Our room is locked — where do ya wanta go . . . We need a master key ... I thought she was a tolerant rational but she's an intolerant irrational . . . Every- fifteen minutes we turn around and its an hour later . . . BIZARRE . . . Don't talk to me I’ve got to get some work done this mod . . . Please don't play A-ll ... I know its only 10:40 but my stomach says its lunch time ... If you guys don’t gain some weight I'll never get thin . . . Wouldn’t it be funny if this were the stage door ... I feel bad . . . Nancy hasn't started her term paper yet — and its due last Friday . . . Just look like you know what you're doing ... I wanta run away . . . Let’s go carolling . . . There are 299,999,999,998 irrational people in the world, according to my statistics . . . She can't come carolling, she's going to a hockey game . . . She’s so sensitive and deeply moved that she just walked into a locker . . . How can so many otherwise intelligent people be taken in by that wooden, psuedo-intellectual, psuedo-liberal, psuedo-hippy, psuedo-human being? . . . Haylo Nahncy, haylo Frahnsus . . . Where's the math resource center? ... I wanna go home . . . Hey, Rog, do a wheel ie over the fence . . . Ooowoo- howooo . . Three maladroits sat on a fence — and fell off . . . One of these days I’m gonna say ILY Goose’’ to you, Pam, and I’ll be so embar- rassed . . . Bury- my head in Roger’s stomach . . . Bye. Have a nice trip. Anthony Aceto BOOSTERS Denise, Gin, and Barb Helen-Marie O'Connell Joseph Aceto Dick and Jane and Sally William D O'Connell Louis Aceto Denise the Loud Mouth. William J. O'Connell Add Annie Di Di Oh Babe), you know! Pat Acampora Di-Di and Carol Mr. Olivera Pat Acampora Lynn Alison DiG ota Mr. and Mrs Edward Oimstcad Pat Acampora Mr DJPCRTS Mr and Mrs Thomas O'Neil Pat Acampora Donny and Barbara Mr and Mrs. M A Palmieri Pat Acampora Adele and Mike Forever Ann Downing P N.F 'j — Pam wants to go home Dwyer! Marie Panagrossi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Adinolh Mr. and Mrs Joseph Edmonds Mark Pasquariello and Toni Powers Alicia and Tim and Peter The Michael Elia Family Pat and Bob All Power To The Pigwagon! EL1HU Paul and Wanda Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Antonelli Everybody is a star. PEACE IN OUR TIME Armond's Restaurant The Fantastic Four Penny, Inkv, Zipper, Tramp Phelps Dodge Dave Astorino Tom Farquhar Mrs. Michael Astorino Patty Fenton Phil and Punkin Theodore Bacote Mr and Mrs Thomas Fenton Philbee Gary Bakshys M Ferrara Phiiomena Mr and Mrs George Bakshys Mr. and Mrs. John Ferraro Pink Bathroom. Orange Bathroom Bambi the inanimate Frank Fiore Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Pitcher Mr and Mrs. Jules Bango 5 4 Quarterbacks don't make it. Mrs Floyd J Pitcher Frank Barbuto 306 Wintcrgreen Ave.. Hamden, Conn. PN F.'s — Please Don't Play A ll Schenley Beare From a friend Paul Porsche and Lily Lovebug Mrs L Bearse From a Friend. Miss Catherine Potter Mrs Louise Bearse Fluffer — Good Stuff — Bad Mr. and Mrs. Horace Potter Bengy BEST OF LUCK 70, BOB Mr and Mrs Berkley Gadwah Mr and Mrs Dominick Prodou Mr. and Mrs Clement Gadwah “Pucky” Best Wishes to Class 1970 Mr. and Mrs. E. J Gagnan Rachel Rachel Bic and Corrine Forever Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gams by Ralphowarosue John H Bischoff The Garden of Naples Restaurant Mr and Mrs A. Ramadei B. J. by the Greek George and Joan Ramjet's Racers Mr and Mrs Byron Blakeslee Mr and Mrs Raymond Giles A. Reed Cindy Blakeslee Girl's Basketball and Track Teams Richard and Barbara Bluegrass Music — Finger-pickin' good! Mrs. Glassner Rick and Carla Forever Bob and Parti God is good as gold. The RLMVW Guys Mr. and Mrs F. J. Bogucki Good Luck Mr Rockwell Vic and Mane Borellini Good Luck Mary Rosadino Mr. and Mrs W J Bornman Good Luck Mr and Mrs. Carl W Roth The Boss Good Luck Class of 70 Cynthia A Roth Botts and Mageroo Good Luck to 85 wives Nancy Roth Bourbon the Arguer by Shorty Good Luck Lynn Terri Roth Mr and Mrs D A Briggs Good Luck to the 1970 Seniors T A. Ruffalo Barbara Buckmiller Mary Ellen Goode SAN ED Mr and Mrs Earl Buckmiller Gordon And Jackie SARA Buckmiller Children Mrs Mary Gould Family SAVE OUR ENVIRONMENT! Billy Buick Mrs. John Graef Mr and Mrs Anthony Scaramella Bonnie Buick Grif 54 Donna Scaramella Mr and Mrs William Buick Grits Mr. and Mrs George Scharf Bull Winkle and Rocky Forever Mr and Mrs. Charles Guesenburg T.C, S F. J D S W . F T., R P. D C., LG . D J. Marjorie Sherman Mr and Mrs William Burrill Hang Up Your Own Bag Dr. and Mrs M A. Hankin Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Burt The Shiek is in Karen Bun Harvey •Sigh Buster and Claudia H J.'s By DeCheek Kathy and Mike Sinisgalli ' Bun Mr and Mrs. Thomas Horn Mrs Mariorie Sinisgalli Donna Cafiero I Love Pete Mr Michael Sinisgalli Fran Cafiero Mrs Mary Iovene SMILE FOR ME Mr. and Mrs Frank Cafiero Ectnai Irutrem Mr Rodney Snedekcr and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Calcagni Lorac Irucrem Sophia. Linda and Chrissy Barbara Callahan Mr and Mrs. M Jaffe The Sound of a Different Drummer Sally Casper Mr W R Jaqua Jr. Mr and Mrs. Spencer Cathy, Chucky. Sandi, and Wanda Jennifer State Academy of Hairdressing Janet Cerino Je c'aime — Francais II and III Steve and Linda Mr John Cerino Joe's Atlantic Service Station Elizabeth N Stott Barbara R Chambrovich John, Carl, and Fred Mr and Mrs Robert Stott Frank A Chambrovich John and Babs Jeanne Sutphcn Mr and Mrs Daniel P Tallon, Jr Mr and Mrs. Malcolm S. Chapman Warren Johnson Cheers For A Fine Senior Class Kim This Whole Thing is Idiotic! Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. Koreen. Dufus. Lynn Mrs F Grant Thompson Dr and Mrs John Christoforo Mr and Mrs. John F Kotchian The Three Mousekerters Cindy Mr and Mrs. F. Kowaleski Through Fat And Thin — P N F.'s Cindy and Terry Go-Buzz Susan LaFrance Mr. and Mrs Howard Titus Leisa, Lin. Kathy, Volp To Dennis With LOVE Colt — A Unique Experience Mr and Mrs Carl Leopold To Tom with LOVE Compliments of a friend The Library Stall Mr and Mrs Louis Tomczyk Mr and Mrs. Connell LUITIMBI Jim Townsend Mr and Mrs. Connell Mrs. Faye Lombardi The Triplets Are Coming!!” Mr and Mrs. B Caneschi Mr Michael Lombardi Try a little Kindness. Josephine Cerrone Frank Lorusso Twmnetts Mr and Mrs. Robert B Cestaro Constance Ann Ludovico Uncle Anthony Mr and Mrs. Albert Coppa Mr C E MacLaughlin Urbanski Children Mrs Christine Corso Make the best of it Miss Ann Valente Mr and Mrs. Leonard Corso Mr and Mrs Dominic Mangme Mr and Mrs. Ettore Valente Crash! Judy and Norman Manna Mr and Mrs Frank Valente John R Cudgma Vincent Manna Mr Vernesoni Currier Machine Sales Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Manna Vicki and Jimi Currier Machine Sales Mr and Mrs. Joseph Manzi Vin and Carol — from the beginning Currier Machine Sales Mr F Manzuck Vollano Currier Machine Sales Marion. Judy and Kathy Volleruim — 105 Currier Machine Sales Mr and Mrs Harold Marsh Mrs Madeline Vollero Mr and Mrs. Harry D’Adams Mulli Bridge Mr and Mrs Harry Voss Bob D'Amico Mary Ann and Ronnie Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Voss Mary Ann Dauria Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maturo Bob and Judy Waldron David and Mike Mr Lee McElrath Waldron Company. Inc Deb and Lou ME’ Mr Watson Mr and Mrs William Decker Dr and Mrs John J Mendillo Mr and Mrs Edwin A Wayne Debbie Delehant Jan Mercuri Nanci E Wayne Mrs Dorothy Delehant Mr and Mrs Robert Mercuri Wayne and Pam Mr. and Mrs. John Delehant Mickey Tondalo and Greg Avirabilc Kenneth S. Wheeler John and George Delehant Ming-Toi Choo Where are the Modern Healths’ Raymond Delehant The Montowese Community Market Whnsamadinger Mr and Mrs Della Valk My name is Booster Brown WID Mr and Mrs A DeLucia New Haven Blades Wink Mr and Mrs Tames DeLucia Mr and Mrs John Nigro Daughters Mr and Mrs. Yuse Mr and Mrs Robert DeMayo Nathan Novarro Mr and Mrs Theodore Zolkiewicz Mr and Mrs Gino DeMonico Mr Albert C. Nutile