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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1971 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Self-reflection: Seniors 12 Underclassmen 97 Self-realization: Academics 124 Self-expansion: Advertisements 167 How shall I go in peace and without sorrow? Nay, not without sea that calls, all things is to freeze and crystallize Fain would I take with me all that is here, But how shall . . . alone and without his nest shall the eagle fly across the sun. Your hearts know silence the secrets But your ears thirst for the sound of You would know in words that which you You would touch with your fingers the of the days and nights, your heart’s knowledge, have always known in thought, naked body of your dreams. ANNE AABOE 22 Homewood Avenue Tigger is all right, really ' said Piglet lazily. Of course he is ' said Christopher Robin. Everybody is really ' said Pooh. That's what I think, said Pooh. But I don't suppose I'm right ' he said. Of course you are, said Christopher Robin.—A. A. Milne. PAULINE DIANE ABBATE 35 Locke Drive Oh Really . . . brown hair, big brown eyes, moody . . . skiing, skating, swimming; AFS . . . likes: summer, smiles, Roman . . . dislikes: moody people, liars, cold weather . . . pet peeve: cold Monday mornings . . . future plans: undecided . . . suppressed desire: to go to Africa. There are dreams that have shadowed the DONNA LYNN ADAMS 57 Bradley Street tall, blue eyes, brunette . . . Oh come on, you're kidding . . . swimming, skiing, sewing; Ski Club . . . likes: holidays, squirrels, snow .. . dislikes: snobs, essays, Mondays . . . pet peeve: pollution . . . future plans: college. SUSAN ANNE ADINOLFI 45 Half Mile Road black hair, brown eyes, a warm smile, sewing, Honor Guard . . . clubs: Band, Spanish Club, CYO, French Club . . . dislikes: being late, insincere people, Sunday mornings . . . likes: sunny days, blue, scented candles . . . future plans: nursing career . . , Unless you love someone, nothing makes 14 THOMAS RICHARD ALEXANDER 311 Mill Road active, persistent, humorous . . . I'll bet . , . soccer, mechanics, sports ... Ski Club, CYO . . likes: challenges, work, winter . . . dislikes: when it's raining, computer scheduling, cafeteria prices . . . pet peeve: unnecessary mistakes . . . future plans: college. DAVID JOHN ALFANO 50 Homewood Avenue brown curly hair, brown eyes, friendly . . . In plain English! . . . driving my car, making car models, swimming, playing pool . . . likes: working on cars, Dodges, spending money, going to MacDonalds for lunch . . . dislikes: homework, Fords . . . pet peeve: conceited girls. GWENDOLYN LEE ANDERSON 40 Giles Avenue gorgeous, dramatic, modest . . . cooking, reading Spanish literature . . . likes: English, nursing .. . dislikes: office machines . . . pet peeve: phonies, people who try to be what they aren't ... future plans: secretarial work. MARILYN LEE ANDERSON 342 Quinnipiac Avenue green eyes, cries when she laughs, understanding . . . modeling school, Junior Prom Committee . . . T.A.A. — Treasurer . . . likes: football games, bubble bath . . . dislikes: rainy days, elevators . . . pet peeve: people who are never on time . . . future plans: business school . . . Touch hands, part with laughter, touch lips, part with tears. realities we made . . . ELIZABETH ANNE APPEL 23 Chapel Hill Road Maya No matter what Life must go on. i have never known you i always wanted to but somehow i just believed we were out of rhyme. PAUL ANTHONY APUZZO 15 Edison Drive friendly, thoughtful, easygoing . . . cars, racing . . . likes: a certain girl, cars, summer . . . dislikes: dirty cars, haircuts, school . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . future plans: college. 15 . . and those that fled NANCY ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG 26 Belvedere Road fiery, cute, conscientious . . . Oh, that's nothing. . . . groove . . . Captain of Majorette Squad Jr. and Sr. years. Junior Honor Guard, North Haven Schools' Drum Corps, SACHEM Sports Staff, Band, Awards Night Committee, Track Team, Junior Prom Decoration Committee, Spanish Award . . . pet peeve: busy signal on the phone . . future plans: col- lege. DAVID J. ASTORINO 36 Frost Drive talkative, six-feet, Italian . . . Spend it now, you might run out of it. (time, money) . . . hunting, wrestling, reading, listening to rock music . . . likes: rock music, expensive, sharp clothes . . . pet peeve: sloppy clothes (baggy pants, skinny ties) . . . future plans: possible law study; floral design school. ROBERTA AUDITORE 54 Highland Park Road Doria . . . understanding, emotional, moody . . . Listen, listen to me. . . . walking, beaches, bike riding, Sunday afternoon riding through the country . . . likes: Madison, seasons changing, my family . . . dislikes: disappointments . . . future plans: college, special education . . . 'Today is the first day of the rest of your life. JAMES JOSEPH AURORA 279 Maple Avenue tall, quiet, friendly . . . Are you kidding . . . baseball, playing guitar; Spanish Club . . . likes: fall, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, long drives, and being with friends . . . dislikes: rainy days, tuned-out guitars, 3 mod classes . . . pet peeve: people who think they are better than others . . . future plans: college and continuing with John Brown (band). we reached towards them. % ANN MURPHY AVERY 836 Middletown Avenue Sue . . . blonde, pretty, gullible . . . sketching, painting, skiing, T.A.A. . . . likes: New York, braids, skiing . . . dislikes: broken ignitions, intruders, insincerity . . . pet peeve: lies . . . future plans: college . . . Nothing is to be more prized than the value of each day. ROGER L. BAILEY 2244 Ridge Road blue-eyed, sensitive, different, blonde . . . driving back roads, water skiing, boating. New Hampshire weekends, aimless walks . . . likes: VW's, Firebirds, solitude. Love . . . dislikes: impatience, reality . . . future plans: service and a career in electronics .. . Our Water's now passed. Await our return. DONNA MARIE BALDINO 45 Poplar Street Chorus, The Windsor Shoppe, gymnastics, AFS . . . likes: smiles, beaches, working with people . . . dislikes: polarized people, cleaning my room on Saturday . . . future plans: college , . . Pursue your own interests, whatever they may be, as long as they will hurt no JOHN JOSEPH BALLETTO 226 Spring Road outgoing, dependable. Impatient . . . Hey gang, let's get serious ... All-Connecticut Music Festival, TORCH— Editor-In-Chief, Band, Orchestra, Woodwind Quartet, Chorus, Prom Decoration Chairman, Christmas Assembly, Awards Night Committee, Honor Guard, Latin Club —treasurer . . . likes: music, Simon and Garfunkel, snow, Vermont, e. e. cummings. There are those dreams MARIA BALLIN 11 Kimberly Circle friendly, outgoing, conscientious . . . You know what I mean. Jellybean? ...Southwest Division Music Concert, Library Club, TORCH—Circulation Editor, sewing . . . likes: first snowfall, sewing, singing . . . dislikes: rainy days, term papers, conceited people . . . pet peeve: people mimicking other people . . . future plans: college. DEBBIE MARY BANNISTER 23 Marlen Drive understanding, affectionate, friendly . . . Oh, don't worry about it. . . . Horseback riding, drawing, skiing, hiking, Prom Committee, Christmas Assembly . . . likes: having a good time, Vermont, dislikes: tall people, vegetables, getting up early . . . pet peeve: taking orders . . . future plans: college. for to touch them 18 would SUSAN C. BARBER 87 Ezra Street friendly, talkative, unpredictable . . . Right on! . . . riding around in my Mustang . . . likes: Morris Cove, a certain boy, Mustang-Box 351 . . . dislikes: school, work, people who think they're cool . . . pet peeve: Sunday drivers . . . future plans: art school. DENISE ANN BARBUTO 54 Buell Street sensitive, pensive, loquacious . . . Junior and Senior Class Treasurer, American Dream, Honor Guard, tutoring retarded children; Drama Club, Ski Club, SACHEM . . . likes: autumn, lemon moons, strawberry . . . dislikes: insincerity, menial labor, spiders . . . And forget not that the earth delights to feel your barefeet and the wind longs to play with your hair. (- Kahlil Gibran) DENISE MARY BARNEY 97 Ezra Street Blackfriars Summer Theatre, Triple Quartet, S. A. G., Si-mens' Players, Orville Patrol . . . Drama Club, Water and Dust, TORCH Features Editor . .. likes: thunderstorms, seashores ... Go in peace; I will not say, 'Do not weep For not all tears are an evil. that we are content to let Unger BEVERLY MARY BARTON 28 Collett Street brown eyes, brown hair, peppy . . . AFS, Pep Club, CYO; cheerleader . . . likes: taking walks on cold, brisk autumn days, football games, happy people and having fun . . . dislikes: insincere people, rainy afternoons, a school without spirit . . . pet peeve: people who walk slowly in halls when I'm in a hurry! . . . future plans: college. now be to lose them. JOSEPH BARULLI 8 Cindy Lane dark hair, blue eyes, nutty . . . Go kill yourself. . . . working on cars . . . likes: choppers, funny cars, food . . . dislikes: teachers, curfews, work. in our imaginations, 19 JANIS BAUER 12 Mountain View Terrace blue eyes, cute smile, quiet . . . Varsity CheerleadinQ, Junior Prom Committee, APS, Pep Club, French Club, reading, sewing . . . likes: autumn days, snowflakes, stories with happy endings . dislikes: mayonnaise, rainy Saturdays, stick shifts . . . pet peeve: egotistical people . . . future plans: to further my education . . . suppressed desire: to know I've made someone happy. STEPHEN A. BELSITO 5 Evergreen Place cuddly, peaceful, hopeful .. . We can make it together if we try ' . . . clubbed foot, poetry, rock and folk records, Tom Rush . . , likes: people, raccoons, understandable chicks . . . dislikes: put-ons, over-authorities, cockroaches . . . pet peeve: two-faced people . .. future plans: being a bum, joining Vista or Peace Corps. Time JOHN RAYMOND BENJAMIN 33 Tennyson Avenue Bengy, Saltine Man . . . blue eyes, funny, lovable . . . What's it to you? . . . The Shack, T.A.A.—Vice-President . . . likes: The 3 W's, weekends, Cape Cod . . . dislikes: work, kids not showing school spirit, getting lost on Long Island Sound . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . future plans: college. TYLER J. BENSON 98 Knollwood Road Soccer Team, Golf Team, Ski Club, Latin Club . . . likes: music, people, the cold . . . dislikes: paleness, authority, deadlines . . . future plans: college . . . Fall bringing cold, can it be we've all become old? For where has our singing and playing gone? Is it now too late to sing a beautiful song? WILLIAM MARC BENZEL 17 Windsor Road klutz, talkative, muscles . . . Chorus, All Connecticut Chorus, Triple Quartet, Soccer, Blackfriars Summer Theatre, Windsor Shoppe, Class Assembly Program, Honor Guard, Mishkan Israel Temple Youth . . . likes: math, singing, Peter, Paul, and Mary . . dislikes: check stops . . . pet peeve: making boxes . . . future plans: college. SUSAN ANN BERGANTINO 43 Marlen Drive conservative, congenial, concerned . . . Oh sorry. . . . teaching a Religion Class, travelling: Nassau, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Switzerland, SACHEM — Senior Portraits . . . likes: nature, children, holidays . . . dislikes: being late, noise, getting up in the morning . . . pet peeve: swearing . . . future plans: to be an elementary teacher Love ignores another's minor flaws and nature's er- 20 CARLA MARIA BERNACCHIA 14 Manor Drive talkative, gullible, fun-loving . . . Really?! , Be good! . . . sewing, shopping for clothes, the beach, loves to eat . . . likes: to keep smiling, having fun, a certain boy . . . dislikes: saying goodnight, unhappiness, being tickled . . . future plans: beautician ... A rose may die, but love is eternal. RAYMOND MARIO BERNACCHIA 14 Manor Drive friendly, likable, active . . . The pack will be back. . . . sports, CYO . . . likes: free mods. Packers, ice cream . . . dislikes: cafeteria, work . . . pet peeve: people who don't know that they are talking about . . . future plans: college. is beyond our reach and our power. KENT EDWARD BERWICK 138 Shawmut Avenue tall, lazy, blond . . . So what else is new? . . . bowling, skiing, music, computers, Vice-President of North Haven Ski Club, President of Pilgrim Fellowship, Vice-President of Bowling League . . . likes: skiing, driving, flying . . . dislikes: homework, getting up in the morning, ultra-conservatives . . . suppressed desire: TO BE FREE . . . future plans: college. BARBARA BICKNELL 12 Patten Road Barb, Granny . . . freckles, understanding, constantly in dazes . . . Don't be a BRAT! Oh, come on. . . . dancing school . . . T.A.A. —Secretary . . . likes: perfume, letters . . . dislikes: crying when I get mad, saying goodbye . . . pet peeve: waiting . . . future plans: college . . . All that we love deeply becomes a part of STEPHEN JOHN BIRCH 5 Quinnipiac Avenue individualistic, existentialists, quiet . . . How it goin? . . . skin diving, weight lifting, boating, tropical fish, DeMolay . . . likes: girls, the ocean, blue . . . dislikes: history, generation gap . . . pet peeve: conforming non-conformists . . . future plans: college for marine science. WAYNE CLAYTON BLAKE 22 Sachem Drive Clayton . . . Right on! . . . kiing, boating, hockey; Ski Club, Hockey Club . . . likes: motorcycling, chicks, freedom . . . dislikes: insects, no money, pollution . . . pet peeve: North Haven High School . . . future plans: more school. Yet, we attempt to confine it in a clock LINDA ANN BLAKESLEE 140 Sackett Pt. Road quiet, long dark hair, brown eyes . . . I'm falling apart. . . . going to New York, working . . . likes: a certain boy, going barefoot, sleeping late . . . dislikes: being broke, nothing to do. North Haven . . . pet peeve: people who don't care about others . . . future plans: working, eventually getting married. MARGARET ANN BLAKESLEE 271 Kings Highway cute, pleasant, artistic . . . 'That's not fair. . . . Girl Scouts, Library Club — chairman; ice skating, drawing, art, travelling . . . likes: whipped cream, early dismissals, snow days . . . dislikes: school, Monday morning, conceited people . . . future plans: art school. SUSAN MAY BLANCHARD 65 Potter Road friendly, blue-eyed, forgetful .. . It's cold in here! . . . horseback riding, bowling, sewing, working; Library Club . . . likes: a certain boy, animals, hot fudge sundaes . . . dislikes: pushy people, crowded dance floors . . . pet peeve: getting up early . . . future plans: work. EDWARD JOSEPH BOGUCKI 23 South Avenue Ed . . . casual, quiet, suppressed . . . Sure thing, pal. . . . swimming. Band, body surfing, water skiing, bombing around . . . likes: shooting pool, water sports, contemporary music . . . dislikes: hippies, winter, crowded beaches . . . suppressed desire: to be Tarzan . . . pet peeve: hypocrites . . . future plans: college. 22 on a wall, on a calendar; or in a book. STEPHEN JAMES BORGNIS 203 State Street talkative, procrastinator, forgetful . . . I'll do it later. . . . golf, football, baseball, good movies . . . likes: sleeping late, being with friends, Sunday afternoon . . . dislikes: New York, getting up in the morning . . . pet peeve: people who brag . . future plans: college. BURT H. BRADLEY 9 Manor Court What is this? . . . fishing, waterskiing, hockey; Demo-lay . . . dislikes: school, getting up in the morning, loud mouths . . . pet peeve: know-it-alls . . . future plans: college . . . 'Trust only in yourself 23 PATRICIA ANN BRALEY 11 Helen Drive short, friendly, blonde . . . What the nuts! . . . hiking, swimming; Spanish Club . . . likes: summer, big dogs, people . . dislikes: cruelty, homework, phonies . . . pet peeve: term papers . . . future plans: college. SUSAN M. BRANCATO 48 Frost Drive . . a childish story take, and with a gentle hand Lay it where childhood's dreams are twined In memory's mystic band. Like a pilgrim's withered wreath of flowers Plucked in a far-off land. —Lewis Carroll Deep within us, we know PAULA MARIE BREULER 36 Lincoln Street Avoid the reeking herd. Shun the polluted flock. Live like that stoic bird. The eagle of the rock. The huddled warmth of crowds Begets and fosters hate; He keeps above the clouds. His cliff inviolate. CHRISTINE LU BRIDGES 11 MacArthur Road Christy Lou . . . tall, long brown hair, loses voice when excited . . . Aw-right. . . . sewing, football, swimming, girls' basketball . . . likes: bikes, crunchy apples, mittens . . . dislikes: waiting, being reminded she's tall, extremely slow drivers . . . pet peeve: people with swelled heads . . . future plans: further education. 24 WILLIAM DUBOIS BRIGGS 44 Clintonville Road Sand of the sea runs red Where the sunset reaches and quivers. Sand of the sea runs yellow Where the moon slants and wavers. KAREN ELIZABETH BROWN 128 Blakeslee Avenue exuberant, friendly, sincere . . . horseback riding, swimming, working with children; Senior Prom Committee, AFS, Pep Club . . . likes: warm sunshine, freedom, little boys, expressive eyes . . . dislikes: cold rain, wearing shoes, crickets . . . pet peeve: racial prejudice . . . future plans: college . . . For now and forever. Always and ever, little things mean a lot. RICHARD J. BROWN 10 Surry Drive John Brown . . . likes: sincere friends, nature, music . . . dislikes: authority, physical education, army . . . future plans: travel, to live in peace, to accomplish something musically... You and me must find a way, to do things that we say to live our lives free, to do things that we please. BRIAN VINCENT BROZEK 1616 Hartford Turnpike Not too bad. . . . tall, blueeyed, blond . . . football, suicide soccer, T.A.A., Varsity Club . . . likes: weekends, beaches, brown-haired girls . . dislikes: the bench, phonies, hippies . . . pet peeve: injuries . . . future plans: college . . . To find joy in another's joy is the secret of happiness. that time cannot he measured. DIANE JEAN BRUNEAU 11 Cedar Avenue friendly, easy-going, talkative . . . You've got to be kidding . . . horseback riding, ice skating, bowling . . . likes: snow, children, horses . . . dislikes: conceited people, rain . . . pet peeve: getting up early . . . future plans: to further my education . . . suppressed desire: to be Karen Valentine . . . Don't worry until something happens. MICHAEL ANTHONY BUEMI 26 Saint John Street sweet, understanding, lovable . . . Definitely. . . . golf, fishing, albums; Ski Club, Rifle Club, NRA . . . likes: progressive rock, movies, a certain girl . . . dislikes: winter . . . pet peeve: kids who think they're better than everybody else . . . future plans: college . . . It is the admirer of himself, and not the admirer of virtue, that thinks himself superior to others. — Plutarch 25 MARTIN PAUL BURBAN 122 Maple Avenue likes: a certain girl, cats . . . dislikes: spiders, brandy . . . pet peeve: mayonnaise . . , future plans: college. FRANK A. CAFIERO II 93 Grove Road I go to encounter for the millionth time the reality of experience and to forgive in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race. —James Joyce Only our existence CAROLE ANNE CANGIANO 8 Susan Lane What a doll. . . . brown hair and eyes. Student Council, Honor Guard, Ski Club, French Club, Swim Club, AFS, Pep Club, Majorettes, Dance Club . . . likes: cold autumn days, pizza, music . . . dislikes: phony people . . . suppressed desire: to see the silent majority become the vocal majority . . . pet peeve: people who shoot down America. ROBYN L. CAREY 445 Skiff Street Hood . . . friendly, freaky . . . Are you kidding? I don't believe it!! . . . likes: playing in puddles, getting hysterical in school, taking time out to think it all over . . . dislikes: wearing skirts, my depressions . . . pet peeve: people who really try to prove they are cool . . . future plans: being able to really live life on my own. Remember those days. for we bind BABETTE J. CARPENTER 10 Belvedere Road Babs , Tidbit . . . brown eyes, brunette, talkative . . . 'When you pray, forgive whatever you have against others, so that your Father in Heaven may also forgive your offenses. For if you do not forgive, neither will your Father in Heaven forgive you. 26 BRIAN J. CARPENTER 10 Belvedere Road 'Why not? . . . carefree, quiet, sincere, affectionate . . . Distributive Education Club . . . likes: sleep, bikes, girls . . . dislikes: cats, suit and tie . . . pet peeve: conceited girls . . . future plans: work, service. GEORGE B. CARPENTER 19 Le Grand Road He who might judge another without trying to find the truth. Might be guilty of his own judgments ' has limits, MARIO ANTHONY CARUSO 15 Marion Drive brown hair, good looking, friendly . . . OH NO! . . . fishing, cars . . . likes: good times, cars, a certain girl . . . dislikes: conceited girls. Fords, dull moments . . . pet peeve: people who can't make up their minds . . . future plans: college . . . suppressed desire: to be John Wayne. ourselves to weighted minutes . . . JOHN CAVADINI 5 Bishop Street I can nicely do geometry Or physics and astronomy But overwhelmed by this biography I'd rather stay anography. KURTGIBNEY CARR 83 Todd Drive South friendly, good looking, nice eyes . . . football; Varsity Club . . . likes: a certain girl, sports cars, driving with a VW nut . . . dislikes: all-Housy . . . pet peeve: unanswered questions . . . future plans: college. 27 JOAN GLORIA CAVANNA 147 Middletown Avenue gregarious, friendly, a worrier . . . sewing, anthropology, reading, dance music; AFS secretary; Latin Club, Modern Dance Club . . . likes: meeting different people, dance . . . dislikes: deadlines, restrictions . . . pet peeve: people who won't accept new ideas . . . future plans: either anthropology, or clothing and textiles. MARY L. CENTER 84 Blakeslee Avenue short, long brown hair, friendly . . . That's tuff! . . . field hockey, basketball, volleyball, track, softball, lifesaving . . . likes: sports, animals . . . dislikes: being unhappy, detentions, saying goodnight . . . pet peeve: phony people . . . future plans: college. . . . and our lives are punctuated SUSAN CHAPLIN 151 Upper State Street quiet, gullible, distinct laugh, I don't know. . . . skiing, black VW . . . likes: getting lost, a certain boy, warm fall days . . . dislikes: crowds, shoes, split ends . .. future plans: college. STEPHEN ANTHONY CHILLEMI 343 Skiff Street Fats . . . vibrant . . . drums . . . U.N.C.L.E. '67 . . . likes: music . . . dislikes: authority . . . future plans: to be rich. CONNIE M. CHRISTIE 10 Sheffield Road What are we doin' Saturday night? . . . petite, cute, fun-loving . . . likes: drags, cars, love . . . dislikes: plastic people, quiet boys, history . . . future plans: enjoying life. MICHAEL B. CIAREELLI 1 Woodside Drive tall, friendly, active . . . CYO, football, basketball, baseball . . . likes: girls, sports, travelling . . . dislikes: work, rainy days, conceited people . . . pet peeve: people who think they're too good to talk with others . . . future plans: college . . . Keep your head up and the sky is the limit. 28 ALAN M. CIOCIOLA 103 Mill Road Big Al . . . witty, meticulous, carefree . . . Don't worry about it today. . . . playing piano, organ, violin, teaching piano, reading, listening to records, relaxing; Chorus . . . likes: Bacharach, Bach, sleep . . . dislikes: alarm clocks, math, diets . . . pet peeve: people who are Goody-Two-Shoes . . . future plans: college, music Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved. by bells. PHILIP NEIL CLARK 1501 Ridge Road Whoa. . . . curly hair, blue eyes, for real . . . Tennis Team, Swim Team, Orchestra, Orville Patrol, Ski Club, Latin Club . . . likes: water balloons, whoppers, computer room with nobody inside . . . dislikes: tunafish, . . . Driver Ed., pens that don't write . . . pet peeve: doing my own thing. In the end it all comes down to whether or not you know where it's at. DAVID COLIN CLARKE Bradstreet Terrace We're digressing. ... reserved, persistent, conscientious . . . TORCH, Chorus, All-State, T.Q., usher at graduation. Concert Choir, Latin Club, Shakespeare Club, soccer, stamp collecting, Christmas assemblies. South Pacific, bike riding . . . likes: travelling, U.S. History, Ramblers, Simon and Gar-funkel . . . dislikes: censors . . . pet peeve: frozen butter. JOHN KENNEDY CLARKE 1601 Ridge Road 82 . . . teaser, good looking, dependable . . . Captain of Football, Track, Basketball, President of Varsity Club, Chairman of Junior Prom, Class Christmas Assemblies, Ski Club, French Club . . . likes: football, summer, summer concerts . . . dislikes: practice, getting up early, nagging . . . pet peeve: gossip . . . future plans: college . . . You give but little when you give of your possessions. It's when you give of yourself that you truly give. 29 PAUL L. CLARKE 84 Collett Street 'Til be seeing you. . . . artistic, friendly, slim . . . art . . . likes: friends, country, motorcycles . . . dislikes: war, smoking, pollution . . . future plans: art school, to become a commercial artist or draftsman. CAROL L. CLEMENT 35 Welch Road tall, long brown hair, brown eyes . . . skiing . . . likes: going to Vermont, working . . . dislikes: getting up in the morning, bookkeeping . . . future plans: business college . . . To sneak is fun, to get caught is punishment. GERALD FRANK COCCHIARO 9 Westerly Road Gerry, Cooch, 68 . . . Senior Class President, football, track, band. Dance Band, Brass Quintet, Chorus . . . likes: beautiful things . . . dislikes: conceited people, marijuana, phonies . . . future plans: to help someone, someday. A man with true friends is a wealthy man, so I consider myself wealthy. MELANIE COGNETTA 52 Maple Avenue amiable, persevering . . . All-Conn. Orchestra '69, '70, Concert Mistress, TQ, Junior Prom Queen, Christmas Assembly, Honor Guard, playing the violin, AFS, Ski Club . . . likes: watching people, midnight moonlight swims at Caspian Lake . . . dislikes: taking out the garbage, deadlines . . . future plans: to become a violinist. By perceiving restraints, PAULETTE M. COMEAU 307 Washington Avenue a freak who doesn't look like one, friendly, fantastic personality . . . Oooh, the little fuzzies. . . . likes: puddles, Boston . . . dislikes: short pants . . . pet peeve: people who talk to you one minute, snub you the next . . future plans: to travel by air . . . Be kind to your friends, without them you'd be a stranger. KATHERINE ANN CONNELL 60 Shawmut Avenue Kathi Conroy . . . petite, long brown hair . . . sewing, working, driving; Deca, CYO, Swim Club . . . likes: Marc, Corvettes, Elvis . . . dislikes: beards, getting caught, hair frizzing in the rain . . . pet peeve: being 4' 11 . . . future plans: college, working . . . Ask the child why it is born; ask the flower why it blossoms, ask the sun why it shines. I love you because I must love 30 we realize the essence of freedom. PETER BERNARD CONNOLLY 18 Mathew Lane red hair, freckles . . . You win some, you lose some. . . . Bowling Team, Varsity Baseball Team . . . likes: playing pool, good music . . . dislikes: school lunches . . . future plans: college. JOANNE MARIE CONNOR 25 Lanphiers Cove Road (Branford) Jo . . . cute, big blue eyes, friendly . . . Oh sure. . . Pep Club . . . likes: old English houses, crunching leaves . . . dislikes: narrow-minded people, disorder, the day after Christmas . . . pet peeve: people who interfere . . . Loving some is, no doubt, life's deepest and most enriching experience. 31 VALERIE ANN COOPER 26 Evergreen Place typical Aquarian, imaginative, nocturnal . . . Oh, it was really strange! . . . SACHEM, TORCH, Senior Class Christmas Assembly, Earth Day Committee, Chorus, modeling. Swim Club, Drama Group, Y.P.F., Rainbow Girls . . . likes: Yale, Peace, Roses, Candles, FM radio, Scarborough . . . dislikes: chauvinism, apathy, bad horoscopes . . future plans: college. JOANNE CORREIA 22 Overbrook Road We become aware that somewhere beyond JACK COYLE 7 Belmont Road Reach for a star, itself a sun Holding other worlds to be explored. More beauty to be found, also more ugliness. This is our adventure of life, to learn all that is offered to us. To listen and speak, to think and to try to understand. Onward. JANIS MARYCRETELLA 31 Livingston Drive brown hair, blue eyes, friendly . . . Did you see . . .? . . . Inside . . . Flip . . . volleyball, skiing, crocheting; Ski Club . . . likes: cold snowy evenings, fire places, James Taylor . . . dislikes: cigarette smoke, the skeevy kids in this school . . . suppressed desire: to own a Cape Cod house. I CATHERINE MARIE CROSSLEY 138 Buell Street active . . . outdoors, riding, skiing, travelling, walking in autumn . . . likes: friendly people . . . dislikes: red barns . . . pet peeve: waiting around . . . future plans: college and travelling . . . Catch your dreams before they slip away. PAMELA RUTH CUTLER 116 Wayland Street friendly, quiet . . . Hang on; hey Buzz! . . . Letter of Commendation (NMSQT), AFS student to India; String Quartet, All-State Orchestra, Southwest Orchestra, Band, Track, Latin Club, TORCH . . . likes: Maine, music, Belur Math . . . dislikes: 6:30 a.m., No Trespassing signs . . . pet peeve: being interrupted when I'm not doing anything . . . future plans: college. 32 BERNIE EDWARD DAIGLE 86 Sackett Point Road tall, free alone . . . rock band — drums . . . likes: drums, 55 Chevies, blondes . . . dislikes: prudes, conceited people, critics . . . pet peeve: people who hide the truth . . . future plans: to be rich and famous . . . You can't always get what you want. ROSALIE L. D'AMATO 23 Welch Road red hair, brown eyes, friendly .. . You know. . . . Majorettes, Junior Prom Decoration Committee, French Club, sewing, working, Pep Club . . . likes: snowy days, busy weekends, a blue-eyed basketball player . . . dislikes: getting up in the morning, boring days, hot weather . . . suppressed desire: to know that I've made someone happy . . . For now and forever, always and ever, little things mean a loti those restraints lies the horizon. HARRY FISHER DANBERG 34 Allendale Drive calm, in-outgoing, confused . . . Why? Because. . . . electronics . . ASA, NCSY, Rocket Club . . . likes: old movies, science fiction, arguing . . . dislikes: bossy people, bright lights, boredom . . . pet peeve: static people . . . future plans: college and more college. JAMES ANTHONY DAURIA 2051 Hartford Turnpike future plans: psychology . . . Another gentle season Haunted by echoes of young laughter forever stilled with once voice we cry enoughl 33 RALPH JOSEPH DAURIA 14 Shaw Drive To know nothing is nothing, not to want to know anything like-wise, but to be beyond the point of knowing, that is when peace enters in, to the heart of the incurious seeker ' MARJORIE ELLEN DAY 1472 Ridge Road laughing, blue-eyed, friendly .. . Oh Brother! . . . Triple Quartet, Chorus, AFS, French Club, SACHEM . . . likes: horseback riding, football games, having fun . . . dislikes: noise, hypocrites, getting up in the morning . . . pet peeve: the frizzies . . . future plans: college. We are jree not when we try to escape REGINA M. DEAK 49 Clintonville Road Gina . . . I'm really sick of this. . . . Junior Prom Committee, Student Council, Christmas Assembly, Ski Club . . . likes: deserted beaches, football games, roses . . . dislikes: being lonely, loud people . . . pet peeve: people who try to impress . . . future plans: college. JOSEPH ONOFRIO DELLASELVA 27 Sheffield Road Big Nofe . . . phantest, incessant, patriotic . . , Real cute . . . Little League coach, model building, repairing electrical apparatus; National Rifle Association . . . likes: Plymouth cars — especially Roadrunners, outdoor sports, stereo systems . . . dislikes: slow drivers, N.Y. Yankees . . . pet peeve: hippies . . . future plans: college, electrical engineer. hut when we live to our fullest within PETER DELORENZO 25 George Street reflective, passive, honest . . . 'Take it easy. . . . Soccer Team, basketball, filmmaking .. . likes: Steinbeck, smell of skunk, cough drops, comic books . . . dislikes: cold weather, letting people down, good grammar . . . pet peeve: arriving late at the movies . . . future plans: college. our confinement, THOMAS F. DELUCA 9 Stanton Road Tom . . . interested . . . Right on. ... A. V. Department . . . likes: interesting things . . . dislikes: prejudice, lack of interest . . . future plans: Connecticut School of Broadcasting. DOMENIC C. DELUCIA 15 Peters Lane Inconsistent, serious, negative . . . music and literature . . . likes: music, books, poetry . . . dislikes: boredom, authority, politics . . . pet peeve: self-disorganization . . . future plans: writing and music . . . Having done all, STAND. its narrow boundaries. FRANK M. DeLUCIA 10 Juniper Drive That's close. . . . joking with friends . . . likes: cars, a certain girl, sports . . . dislikes: school, show-offs, liars .. . pet peeve: conceited girls . . . future plans: hairdressing. JOSEPHINE ANN DELUCIA 19 Palmer Road loud, fun-loving, friendly . . . Wanna ski?? . . . working, teaching, CCD classes . . . likes: walking at night on the beach, running through big open fields . . . dislikes: nosey people, phonies, silence . . . suppressed desire: to have Mr. Anthony come to my door with a check for 1 million dollars, tax free . . . pet peeve: spiders. Jl ROSE DEMARCO 10 Rose Lane petite, silly, nosey . . . likes: eating at Dino's, riding around . . . dislikes: rainy days, worms after it rains . . . pet peeve: cheap people . . . future plans: to own a purple Corvette. 55 SALVATORE MICHAEL DEMARTINO 61 Bradley Street brown hair, brown eyes, nice dresser . . . Oh shut up. . . . bowling, hockey . . . likes: Corvettes . . . dislikes: people being late, people telling me what to do . . . pet peeve: people who try to be what they like . . . future plans: work. RONALD RALPH DEMATTIES 1 Susan Lane strong, studious, stiff . . . Ha stud. . . . body man, chopper expert, Toni's Weight-lifting Studio . . . likes: choppers, chicks, more chicks . . . dislikes: Fords, fleas . . . future plans: to own a Roni Jr. Freedom is not the attainment of the DAVID M. DEPALMA 128 South Avenue Dave . . . handsome, quiet, brown hair . . . Will ya cut it out!! Ill never do it again. . . . football, track. Varsity Club . . . likes: sports, blondes . . . dislikes: intruders, secret admirers, boasting . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . future plans: college. CARMEL R. DEPAOLA 256 Middletown Avenue witty, fun-loving, shy, daring . . . horseback riding, swimming, golf . . . likes: Italian foods, money, guys with hairy chests . . . dislikes: plastic people, crowded lunch tables, losing . . . suppressed desire: to see the world . . . pet peeve: curfews, getting up early . . . future plans: living life to its fullest . . . Give me fun and give me laughter, but give me sleep the morning after. 36 JOAN MARIE DERRICO 38 Upper State Street friendly, always laughing . . . I'm only kidding. . . . volleyball, swimming, skiing . . . likes: sarcasm, rocking chairs, Janis Joplin . . . dislikes: humid weather, boots . . . future plans: college . . . miscellaneous: Capt. Kernal, sossity. JERRY M. DESALVATORE 13 Woodside Drive Dig it. . . . peaceful, music; AV . . . likes: bikes, music . . . dislikes: Nixon, war, U.S. policy . . . future plans: morrow bound. PAUL JOHN DESTEFANO 140 Spring Road Cheek. . . . fun-loving, big eyes, friendly . . . Come off it! . . . working, sports, Spanish Club . . . likes: short skirts, horses, working . . . dislikes: boys with long hair, phonies . . . pet peeve: getting up to go to school on a Monday morning . . . future plans: college. MARYANN DETORO 201 Millbrook Road Mare . . . friendly, smiley, talkative, Hi, everybody. . . . horseback riding, sewing, skiing, swimming, crocheting, reading, painting. Junior Prom Committee, SACHEM, Pep Club, Ski Club . . . likes: pumpkin orange, autumn leaves, open meadows . . . dislikes: rain . . . future plans: college. horizon, but rather the vision of it. PAULA RICA DIAMANTINI 11 Fallon Drive fun-loving, sensitive, indecisive . . . Well, there you are. . . . Junior Prom Decoration Committee, Chorus, AFS, French Club, SACHEM — Underclassmen Editor . . . likes: beach at night, yellow VW's, football games. Cape Cod, Simon and Garfunkel . . . dislikes: rainy days, inconsiderate people . . . Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship. And is it by far the best ending for one. KATHLEEN F. DIANA 13 Belmont Road Kathy . . . Girls Basketball Team . . . likes: skiing, autumn . . . dislikes: thoughtlessness, politics, broken plans . . . future plans: college . . . Words do not express thoughts very well, everything immediately becomes a little different, a little distorted, a little foolish. 37 DENNIS CHARLES DIETRICH 629 Middletown Avenue Sometimes we have to go a long way, to come back just a little way right. — Edward Albee. DONNA M. DIGLIO 10 Overbrook Road You're kidding. . . . great talker, always laughing, brown eyes . . . sewing and cooking . . . likes: swimming, having fun, Italy . . . dislikes: phony people, bad jokes, wise guys ... pet peeve: getting up at 6:00 for church on Sunday . . . future plans: hairdressing school and travelling to Europe. We were given choices, JUDITH ELLEN DILL 380 Skiff Street That's awful. . . . tall, long hair, friendly . . . sewing, cooking, reading . . . likes: cats, French, watching television . . . dislikes: baseball, washing my hair, getting up early . . . pet peeve: longterm assignments . . . future plans: college and becoming a French teacher . . . miscellaneous: 9th grade French Certificate of Merit. MARY ELLEN DILLON 25 Bowen Road Mare . . . short, blue-eyed, crazy . . . sewing, bowling . . . likes: driving in the country, just plain having fun . . . dislikes: bad jokes, midnight curfews, phony people . . . pet peeve: being told no . . . future plans: to attend Beauty Culture School and marriage . . . Five minutes! Zounds! I have been five minutes too late all my life time. ROBERTA JILL DINERSTEIN 260 Mill Road cute, outgoing, talkative . . . trying to ski, reading; SACHEM, Majorettes, Junior Prom Committee . . . likes: rainy days, cute boys, going barefoot . . . dislikes: boring classes, insincere people . . . future plans: college. . . . and if a dream has failed, you look up, and dream again. DEBORAH ANNE DINUZZO 80 Howe Street Debbie, Deb . . . Cheerleading captain. Junior Prom Decorating Committee, Pep Club, French Club, Swim Club, Dance Club, AFS . . . likes: autumn, football games, lobster dinners . . . dislikes: cliques, grades . . . pet peeve: snobs . . . future plans: college . . . sup- pressed desire: to have a special talent. 38 HUDSON DOUGLAS DOS SANTOS 68 Pool Road Brazilian, quiet, hungry . . . Put on a happy face. . . . volleyball, stamp collections, old gun collection; Rotary In-ternational . . . likes: to travel, to read, hot dogs . . . dislikes: tests in school, politics, irony . . . pet peeve: to miss the bus in a snowstorm . . . future plans: to be a medical doctor. JOHN R. DUNHAM 19 Kimberly Circle brown hair, tall, slim . . . weight lifting . . . likes: girls. told to make decisions. DAVID HAL ENSON 16 Sonne Drive Orville Patrol, Dance Band, Karate, Spanish Club . . . likes: Ferraris, jazz, winter . . . dislikes: hoods, moody people, biology ... pet peeve: watching people eat! . . . future plans: college. MICHELE ESPOSITO 22 River Road We need the sea We need a place to stand and watch and listen — to feel the pulse — beat of the world as the surf rolls in. We need to keep some of our vanishing shoreline an unspoiled place, where all men, a few at a time can discover what really belongs there — can find their own Island In Time. 39 ROBERT B. FARRELL 35 Allen Road blue eyes, friendly, active . . Come on, Big Jim 1 . . . Baseball Team . . . likes: sports, cars, girls . . . dis-likes: stuck-up people, long classes . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . future plans: technical school or college . . . Do as I say, not as I do. Ultimately, we had to determine JOHN J. FESTA 19 Bridge View Road You're a big help. . . . big, curly, conservative . . . Gun Club . . . likes: sports, friends . . . dislikes: term papers, maxi dresses, resource centers . . . pet peeve: bull-throwers . . . future plans: technical school. MICHELLE PATRICIA FEUHRER 17 Dover Road Mitch . . . friendly, mischievous . . . horseback riding, swimming . . . Usherette, SACHEM Biography Editor, AFS . . . likes: a certain boy, warm friends, freedom. Spring . . . dislikes: being alone in thunderstorms, curfews . . . pet peeve: saying goodbye . . . 'Two lonely people touch, and awaken together in a world of love and laughter. JAMES LOUIS FIORE 9 Beatrice Drive Aw, c'mon. . . . emotional, gullible . . . likes: good music, grass fields, weekends . . dislikes: dishonest people, being straight . . . pet peeve: being lonely . . future plans: college and marriage. SANDY G. FIORE 32 Hilltop Terrace San, Sanny, Sand, Sandy . . . Whadda ya think? . . long brown hair, friendly, brown eyes . . . art; French Club, AFS, SACHEM . . . likes: HAIR, laughter, flowers . . . dislikes: alarm clocks, dirty snow, bells . . pet peeve: insincere people . . . future plans: college . . . Though peace be made, yet it's interest that keeps peace. — Oliver Cromwell. 40 DAVID FIRULLI 19 Edison Drive DIANE C. FLAVIN 23 Robin Court long brown hair, carefree . . . skiing, travelling . . . likes: freaks. New Hampshire . . . future plans: college. our own values. JOANNE FLIS 1425 Mt. Carmel Avenue You're gonna get a punch in the head. . . . blue eyes, friendly, quiet . . . likes: clouds, trees . . dislikes: super-straight people, loneliness . . . pet peeve: society . . . future plans: work and marriage. LINDA MARGARET FONTEYN 17 Trumbull Place One of the most tragic things I know about human nature is that all of us tend to put off living, we are all dreaming of some magical rose garden over the horizon — instead of enjoying the roses that are blooming outside our windows today. 41 In being directed by others, ARTHUR T. FORAND 265 Quinnipiac Avenue tall, sweet, cunning . . . Hey, Chick. . . . Demolay, drag racing, sports, girls . . . likes: blondes, Roadrunners . . . dislikes: boys' long hair, conceited girls, winter . . . pet peeve: girls wearing slacks . . . future plans: would like to race cars. DIANE M. FORMICHELLA 14 Highland Park Road Di-Di, Frizzy . . . fun-loving, sensitive, blusher . . . Junior Prom Committee, Class Christmas Assemblies, horseback riding. Ski Club . . . likes: autumn days, cold football games, summer concerts . . . future plans: college . . . It is better to forget and be happy than to remember and be sad. ROBERT DANIEL FRAME 81 Samoset Avenue Frame . . . realistic, complaisant, grandiose . . . Little League manager. Met fan. Blade fan, photography, electronics. Band . . . likes: New York Mets, sleeping, summer . . . pet peeve: hippies . . . future plans: college . . Doesn't anybody here know how to play this game? — Casey Stengel. LORRAINE A. FRANCO 1734 Hartford Turnpike Lor, Loretta . . . always smiling, stubborn, fickle . . . What are we doing? . . . 'Where are we going? . . . likes: going to the beach, 64 Chevies, riding around . . . dislikes: phonies, stuck-up people . . . pet peeve: smelly feet . . . future plans: cosmetologist . . . Life would not be life without laughter. 42 SANDRA G. FUSCO 14 Russell Road sensitive, moody, funny . . . likes: Cape Cod, the sun, Nauset Beach . . . dislikes: disappointments, waiting, unkept promises . . . pet peeve: babysitting ... future plans: college and then travelling . . . I am lonely, but you can free me all in that you smile. EILEEN ANN GAGNON 54 Oakwood Drive I don't really care. . . . jumpy, realistic, bad driver . . . skiing, flute-playing, making money, travelling, sketching; Ski Club, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Woodwind Quintet, All-Connecticut Band . . . likes: Colorado, music, old graveyards . . . dislikes: being pressured . . . pet peeve: overly-opin-ionated, overbearing people . . . future plans: college. LAUREEN J. GALLIGAN 35 Postmans Highway J TOD E. GANGLER 327 King's Highway soft, gangling, deceptive . . . It doesn't matter. Here, take this. . . . Sophistry, Good AHT, Creation of Celluloid Fantasies, AFS, summer in the Phillippines, Norman and Norville Orville Wright Trio . . . pet peeve: Disinterested Piety . . . future plans: MOWAH GOOD AHT. we found that we had to direct ourselves. RICHARD WARREN GATES 136 Patten Road Gatz . . . The fabulous frog. . . . curly hair, big smile . . . football, baseball; Band, Varsity Club . . . likes: sleeping late on Sunday mornings, hockey games . . . dislikes: alarm clocks, vegetables, bird ... pet peeve: 41 yard field goal attempts . . . future plans: college . . . suppressed desire: to get a driver's license. GEORGE J. GELENEAU 37 Temple Street Got a dime, got a ride. . . . What are ya doing? stamps and coin collecting, car collections . . . likes: baseball, basketball, foods class . . . dislikes: getting up, homework, hanging around, working . . . pet peeve: fudges . . . future plans: Sheraton Plaza Hotel, 3 year training program. 43 PAMELA LYNN GENOVESE 120 Mill Road naturally stoned, lively, emotional . . . I don't know enough about you, I would like to know more. . . . waterskiing, surfing, singing, travelling . . . likes: the sun, the waves, white sand . . . dislikes: snow, lousy music, dirty beaches . . . pet peeve: hypocrites . . . future plans: college and to become an interior decorator. PAUL KEVIN GERARD 34 Highland Park Road I don't wanna hear about it. . . . Come on, tell me about it. . . . good looking, carefree . . making up nick- names, totaling VW's, the Shack . . . likes: Barb, the 3 W's . . . dislikes: loud people, losing, fast drivers . . . pet peeve: being on time . . . future plans: college. BRAD W. GEREMIA 19 Livingston Drive Brad, Toby . . . nervous . . . Ski Club . . . likes: peace, quiet, the mountains . . dislikes: crowds, people who never shave . . . pet peeve: two-faced people . . . future plans: college — to my own mountain. We alone had to choose follow from those VB DENISE CAROL GEREMIA 50 Rock Road Scooch, Den . . . Aw, come on you guys. . . . cute, short, brown eyes, quiet . . . bumming around the beaches, going to the rock, going to work and going to the drags . . . likes: a certain boy, nice looking cars, hot dogs . . . dislikes: phony people, getting up in the morning, flat tires . . . pet peeve: people hitting me . . . future plans: college. NANCY GIAMMATTEI 35 Sherwood Drive You betcho. . . . short, talkative, excited . . . skiing, sewing, working, riding; Ski Club . . . likes: going riding on a summer day, sincere green eyes, cold winters, nights by a fire . . dislikes: not being able to sleep when |'m tired, monster spiders, being stuck on top of Mt. Killington . . . future plans: further education. DEANA GIATRELIS 90 Bishop Street Tm hip. . . . brown eyes, tall, loud . . . likes: motorcycles, spring, a certain someone . . . dislikes: Vietnam, Rah-rahs . . . pet peeve: hanging around . . . future plans: travelling to different countries. rJ I SUSAN F. GIBSON 1 Upper State Street Nothing more is necessary except your mean Dante. the paths we would KAREN LOUISE GIRARD 4 Woodside Drive reserved, amazable, petite . . . TORCH, Senior Class Christmas Assembly, Earth Day Committee, Swim Club; gymnastics . . . likes: watching clouds change, apples, candles, eyebrows that move, fall . . . pet peeve: metal spoons scraping against metal dishes . . . future plans: college . . . Never can fall from the days that have been a gleam on the year that shall be. stretching before us; PATRICIA ANN GLYNN 2 Beverly Drive blue-green eyes, tall, comical .. . likes: a certain boy, motorcycles, summer . . . dislikes: pancakes, Vietnam, rainy nights at the drive-in . . . pet peeve: worms . . . future plans: to marry and have four kids . . . The love you take — is equal to the love you make. DEBORAH LYNNE GOLDEN 15 Russell Road 'To know me is to love me, which few have accomplished. 45 NANCY V. GOLDMAN 71 Vista Road Rap it up, right there! . . . friendly, moody, funny blue eyes . . . bicycle riding . . . likes: memories, smoochie, honesty . . . dislikes: unhappy endings, being let down . . . pet peeve: egotistical people . . . future plans: college ... I am alone with the beating of my heart. RALPH H. GOLDSEN 90 Tokeneke Drive Leave me alone! . . . witty, muscular, handsome . . . playing the viola, avoiding people; Latin Club . . . likes: Spring, my Chevy, summer vacation . . dislikes: school, life in general . . . pet peeve: the Government . . . future plans: withdrawal from society ... I consider myself to be a hero. paths ivhether clearly JOHN A. GOMES 133 Quinnipiac Avenue indescribable eyes, ready smile, fast temper . . . What's the matter? . . . bowling, hunting . . . likes: bike, being outdoors, street facing . . . dislikes: two-faced people, loneliness . . . future plans: college. PAUL MICHAEL GORMLEY 11 Larson Drive friendly, always happy, has a sense of adventure . . . What's up? . . . camping, cars, riding around with friends, water skiing, bowling; AV Club . . . likes: girls with long hair, freedom, having fun . . . dislikes: conceited, bossy people, dancing, a lot of money, people who have curfews . . . pet peeve: people who always have excuses . . . future plans: technical college. JANETTE GOSSELIN 131 Ridgewood Avenue TINA S. GOUGH 7 Blossom Drive Shrimp . . . cute, tiny, lovable . . . Yea, I know and you've got to be kiddin'. . . . swimming, bowling, horseback riding, just riding around; Swim Club . . . likes: certain someone, Mach I's and motorcycles, the dirt road . . . dislikes: waiting, phonies, greasy hair . . . pet peeve: waiting for someone who's always late!! . . . suppressed desire: to grow. 46 NOREEN KAREN GRADY 100 Maple Avenue friendly, mischievous, nervy . . . Why? . . . TORCH, sewing, work, leaving during free mods . . . likes: Corvettes, deserted beaches, summer . . . dislikes: being depressed . . . pet peeve: speed limits . . future plans: college ... I expect to pass through this world but once, therefore. I'll enjoy it. NED C. GRAYEB, JR. 43 Blakeslee Avenue Fred . . . bright, softhearted, shy . . . Are you kidding me! . . . baseball, football, manager of Little League team. Band; French Club . . . likes: Yankees . . . dislikes: biographies, physics . . . pet peeve: loud-mouthed friends . . . future plans: college; teacher . . . It is far better to have loved and lost than to have hated and marked, or hidden beneath the grasses. We were made to perform certain experiments, and in doing so we found there were many things we wished to probe. GEORGE GRIFFITH 1553 Hartford Turnpike Demolay . . . likes: girls, choppers . . . dislikes: school, classes, ramblers . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . future plans: design school . . . You can make it if you try. JOHN B. GRIGNANO 38 Poplar Street brown eyes, fun, moody . . . guitar, hiking, writing, watching people . . . likes: melons, hots-ah-ma-cha . . . dislikes: people who won't use their signal lights, confusion . . . pet peeve: rating systems of all kids ... future plans: display . . . Another time, another life. 48 MICHELLE ROSE GUERTIN 34 Oakwood Drive People say I should forgive her I don't know if I have the time Would take me too long to outlive her Just say I'm sorry babe I don't have the time I feel like I've been seventeen years on your river Tell me, mama, don't that make you proud? — Randy Burns HANK F. GUIDONE 5 Governors Drive Systems come and systems go. Today they're liked and tomorrow no, but one thing you will always find Justice will live as long as the soul of man. The law as long as the mind. MARSHA GUSENBURG 108 Shawmut Avenue friendly, energetic, talkative . . At any rate. . . . Chorus, Christmas Assemblies, Junior Prom Committee, TORCH, French Club, executive board . . . likes: the beach at night, laughing, purple . . . dislikes: pseudopersonalities, wearing shoes . . . pet peeve: people who don't like to have fun . . . future plans: college. GRETA L. GUSTAFSON 57 Northside Road spontaneous, gorgeous . . . Yeah, eat pie, Mushfacell! . . . Norman and Norville Orville Wright Trio; fits of erratic, irrational activity . . . likes: exotic acts . . . dislikes: yeah, Richard Nixon's cheek pouches, parsley. STEPHEN R. HALL 14 Pleasant Drive ectomorph, amiable . . . Ride 'em out — Head 'em in. . . . throwing pottery, babble sessions, the Norman and Norville Orville Wright Trio, the Hot Rapping Shakespeare Troupe . . . likes: the Turkish Flag, surfing . . . pet peeve: dog beards . . . miscellaneous: I wanna breed goats and live in the sun. CHRISTOPHER HALLBERG 121 Blue Hills Road quiet, likable, Swedish . . . skiing, weight lifting, swimming; Ski Club . . . likes: Woodstock, Lanphier's Cove . . . dislikes: clogs, jokes, Cadillacs that stop short . . . pet peeve: baggy pants and cuffs. 49 CALVIN DAVIS HASELTINE 38 Blakeslee Avenue tired, lazy, independent . . . Oh, really. . . . guitar, music, camping . . . likes: sleeping, canoeing, Jimi Hendrix . . . pet peeve: hang-ups . . . future plans: to travel, to live, and to die . . . I'M gonna give all that I've got to give, cross my heart and I hope to live. RICHARD E. HASTINGS 185 Clintonville Road Mole . . . bowling, scubadiving; Chess Team, Rifle Team . . . future plans: chemistry major. As the cherished secrets of nature GARY S. HAVENS 39 Allendale Drive Harry Gavens . . . friendly, studious, jovial ... I know! . . . playing piano, organ, painting, singing; Junior Honor Guard, Chorus, Art Club . . . likes: classical music, modern art, fine cuisine . . . dislikes: bigots, hypocrites, conceited people . . . pet peeve: social climbers . . . future plans: medicine, college. WENDY JANE HAWLEY 24 Buell Street As you like it. . . . Award's Night Committee, Model Congress, Usherette, Drama Club, WATER AND DUST, TORCH, SACHEM . . . likes: St. Bernards, my car, Beardsley . . . One must be disinterested, accept that sound Is a sound and man is a man, give up illusions about ideas of order, expressions of aesthetic claptrap. were disclosed to us, we discovered the KATHERINE WADE HAZARD 1 Cooper Road rambunctious, warm, questioning . . . ''What? . . . theatre, dancing, playing recorder and piano, sailing; the Norman and Norville Orville Wright Trio, Drama Club . . . likes: young mothers in Volkswagen buses with babies, rivers, mountains . . . dislikes: hot rooms, marshmallows, prejudgment . . . pet peeve: people who are always tired . . . I am that I am. BOBBIE ANN HENNING 18 Greenhill Road outgoing, warm-hearted, energetic . . . No, no. That's not what I mean. . . . TORCH—news editor, Christmas Assembly, Earthday Committee, Junior Prom Committee; Swim Club, Rainbow . . . likes: maroon Mustangs, Firebirds, football games, fireplaces on a winter morning . . . future plans: college . . . Live it up, for tomorrow may never come. imperfections of our vision. ROBYN LEIGH HENRIQUES 2099 Hartford Turnpike Are you kidding??? long dark hair, friendly, talkative . . . bowling, water skiing, tennis . . . likes: a certain boy, Lovebug, spending money . . . dislikes: boys with long hair, getting up in the morning, liars . . . pet peeve: midis . . . future plans: hairdressing school, marriage . . With all be- ings and all things we shall be as relatives. JOANNE MARIE HERMANN 10 Dover Road Jo . . . quiet, sensitive, sincere . . . Honor Guard, painting; International Relationships Club, Chorus . . . likes: blue eyes, long walks . . . dislikes: phonies, hypocrites, loneliness . . . pet peeve: being forced to do something . . . future plans: marriage and work . . . If you can't be good — be careful! 51 CATHERINE JANE HERZENBERG 6 LeGrand Road English, procrastinating, unacclimatized . . . horseback riding, listening to records, library assistant . . . correspondence co-editor of Model Congress . . . likes: Beatles, working with children, modular system . . . dislikes: homework . . . future plans: college. And if you care, don't let them know, don't give yourself away. JOSEPH FRANCIS HIGGINS 5 Randall Drive Ah, come on! . . . skiing, playing pool, hockey; Ski Club . . . likes: music, good stereo systems, friendly girls . . . dislikes: land people, politics . . . pet peeve: very formal affairs . . . future plans: carpentry and more school. JEFFREY WILLIAM HILLES 1 Le Grand Road Forget if' . . . tall, browneyed, pen-chewer . . . Tennis Team, Junior Class Assembly, Electronics, Ski Club; music .. . likes: Stowe, lasagna, HK-6640 . . . dislikes: cold feet, a girl who is late for a date . . . future plans: psychiatry . . . suppressed desire: to be liked by everyone . . . You can look in the mirror, but you won't see yourself. ELIZABETH ANNE MARIE HORNYAK 96 Scrub Oak Road Liz . . . Really! are you kidding? . . . friendly, quiet, sensitive . . . sewing, reading, playing the guitar; AFS, SACHEM . . . likes: smiles, animals, traveling, Simon and Garfunkel, autumn . . . dislikes: pollution, waiting, broken promises . . . pet peeve: people who criticize others . . . future plans: work . . . suppressed desire: to travel to England. So we contrived ways of improving RONALD G. HOTTON 22 Liberty Terrace What's the story? . . . cute, blond, friendly . . . bicycle riding, girl-watching; French Club . . . likes: outdoors, Oldsmobiles, friendly people . . . dislikes: shackles, school passes, rain . . . pet peeve: people who bum . future plans: technical school. FLOYD THOMAS HUCKABY, JR. 15 Giles Avenue Huck, The Cat, 74 . . . Hey, What's Happening? . . . friendly, brown eyes, active . . . likes: free time, summer, doing things with people he likes . . . dislikes: pseudo-intellectuals, practice, show offs . . . pet peeve: two-faced people . . . Be and express yourself, for if you don't, who will? . 52 LAUREN ELIZABETH HUNTER 60 Ridgewood Avenue Let's grip for a grit! . . . quiet, gullible . . . skiing, swimming, painting, playing the guitar; Ski Club . . . likes: motorcycles, chocolate milk, driving cars, Clintonville, daisies . . dislikes: getting up in the morning, being alone . . . pet peeve: intellectuals . . . future plans: college . . . miscellaneous: Uk-huk-uk; the first snowfall, all rightl. our sight. ROSEMARY A. IOVIENO 235 Spring Road friendly, outgoing, athletic . . . basketball, volleyball, field hockey; TORCH--sports editor . . . likes: sports, English, music . . . dislikes: being told what to do, waiting, crowds . . . pet peeve: flying hockey sticks . . . future plans: to be a gym teacher . . . When you laugh the world laughs with you, but cry and you cry alone. WALTER R. JACOBSON 147 Mill Road Jake 55 . . . 'What's the story here? . . . easy-going, friendly, fun-loving . . . football, hockey, suicide soccer; Varsity Club . . . likes: 62 Rambler, Twinkies . . . dislikes: football practice, alley drill, working . . . pet peeve: blondes in Vettes . . . future plans: college. 53 ANNAIEE CECILIA JACUNSKI 29 Bowen Rood Like two doomed ship that pass in storm we had crossed each other's way: But we mode no sign, we said no word, we had no word to say. GLORIA ANN JOHNS 28 Country Way When I get MY car . . ___ blonde, brown-eyed, always laughing . . . skiing, 'The Chase,' working, horseback riding. Ski Club . . . likes: brisk autumn days, going north, skiing . . dislikes: getting up mornings, car payments, having to be on time pet peeve: cars that stall . . future plans: col- lege . OH, what o tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive. In listening to each other, our minds TIMOTHY FREDRICK JOHNS 33 Evergreen Place Dude . . blue eyes, light brown hair, funny . . . bowling, football . . . likes: cars, dragv pool . dislikes: history, people bothering me, giving up . . . future plans: bum. SANDRA LYNN JOHNSON 311 Clintonville Road Sandy . . . 'Tell me I didn't do that! Really?! . . . blue eyes, friendly, sincere, talks with hands . . Junior Prom Decorations Committee, AFS, CYO, French Club, SACHEM, . . . likes: the beach at night, having o lot of friends, being with o certain darkhaired football captain . pet peeve: discourteous drivers . . . future plans: college, then elementary school 54 RAYMOND CHARLES JORDAN 9 Evergreen Ploce unenthusiastic, gullible, in-grale . . . volunteer work oi Clintonville School, school newspaper—editorial editor, computer work . . . likes: nonsense, Dostoevsky, sensitivity . . . dislikes: ruts, seriousness, liver . . pet peeve: filling out these ridiculous forms . . . future plans: I hope to continue . . . miscellaneous the rest of me is miscellaneous, I suppose JEFFREY MARK KAPLAN 5 Norths ide Rood interested, tolerant, adaptable Swim Team, guitar . . - likes: knee slapping to musk, sports, talking . , „ dislikes: needless courtesies, hypocrisy, ignorance „ , future plans; college, wandering, educating and helping people—no monetary plans , „ , When the government becomes the lawbreaker, the people must become the lawmakers '—H. Rap brown BRIAN JOSEPH KEEHAN 6 Vincent Rood Wanna hit in do head?' . brown-haired, blue-eyed . . . playing pool - - . likes: Chevies, driving, girls, going to MacDonald's for lunch . . dislikes: getting caught leaving school. Fords . . pet peeve: conceited people . „ . future plans: service. working, getting married Friendship is like sound health, you do not appreciate it until it is gone SHEILA JOYCE KEEHAN t Vincent Rood No kidding? Who else s new’ Neat© ' talkative, friendly, sincere . .. tikes sunsets, lyrkal poetry, oil shades of blue . - ,■ future plans someday to travel and see keland, and find the gold at the end af o rainbow Ssh! Lister, off in the distance, I just heard the Liberty Bel!, ringing loudly, for everyone to hear but nobody s listening, everybod s sleeping and soar, all to© soon, it will be too kite. touched briefly. PATSY J. KELLY 2277 Ridge Road Hi, Pal! . . . crazy, freckles, super-sensitive . . - horseback riding, fox hunting, waterskiing, snowskiing, swimming; Audubon Society . . . likes: hugs, tiger-lillies Phineas . . dislikes: spitting, roses, mayonnaise pet peeve: telling secrets . future plans: special education and elementary education, then working with the American Indians . . . To be, not to seem BEVERLY JANE KELSEY 3 Virgini© Rood Bev' friendly, interested likable Mode! Congress. Senior Awards Night Committee Christmas Assemblies TORCH, SACHEM, Drome Compony, French Club . Grief con take core of itself, but to get the full value of joy you must have someone special to divide it with. MARK ANDREW KENNEDY 36 Monroe Street 65 , Met , Marcus . . . blond, blue-eyed, quiet . . . Football Team, Track Team, Varsity Club, Ski Club . . . likes: long showers, practice without pads, sleeping late . . . dislikes: losing, haircuts, hurrying . . . pet peeve: trying to be on time . . . future plans: college. SUSAN KENNEDY 4 Manor Drive blonde hair, hazel eyes, dimples . . . sports; Gym-nastis Team — Captain, Girls Varsity Basketball, CYO . . . likes: autumn days, the beach, children . . . dislikes: Sunday mornings . . . pet peeve: people who never smile . . . future plans: college . . . How it improves people for us when we begin to love them. It seemed not that we WARREN B. KESSLER 100 Rimmon Road The wall on which the prophets wrote Is cracking at the seams When every man is torn apart With nightmares and with dreams Knowledge is a deadly friend When no one sets the rules The fate of all mankind I see Is in the hands of fools. THOMAS W. KIERNAN 72 Postmans Highway hut that others DANIEL A. KONOPACKE 983 Hartford Turnpike handsome. Intelligent, modest .. . Swim Team, Ski Club . . likes: gate crashing, ocean, music . . . dislikes: filling out biographies, authority, Monday mornings . . pet peeve: the whole system . . . future plans: existence. were unlike others, SARAH BRUFF KOTCHIAN 50 Meadowbrook Road tall, sensitive, friendly . . . Hey Woolly-Boolly. . . . No. 9, Band, Chorus, Vice-President of Junior and Senior year, Ski Club — President, Drama Club, French Club, Latin Club, Speakout, Pep Club; skiing, reading, playing the guitar and piano, travelling . , . The Prophet, chocolate roses, Maine, fields, the ocean . . . future plans: college and social work. RICHARD W. KRAMER 12 Westerly Road tall, slender, likable, friendly, .. . bowling, basketball, golf . . . likes: cars, sports, winter . . dislikes: homework, working, art ... future plans: to go to college and get a good job working for a goal. PETER THOMAS KULAK 88 Rimmon Road tall, intelligent, quiet . . . Basketball Team, electronics, sports, outdoors . . . likes . Chicago, free mods, football games . . . dislikes: Monday mornings, math, student gym teachers . . . pet peeve: people who think they're better than everyone else . . . future plans: college for electrical engineering. were unlike us. MARIAN L. KULICK 194 Clintonville Road Gymnastics Team, Track and Field Team; sketching . . . likes: bicycles, kittens, holidays . . . future plans: college . . . For twelve long years I've had to shout, 'I'm couped in here please let me out!' I'll enter in a messy world and find I just can't win, For once I'm out, turn roundabout I may well shout to get back ini SHARRON L. LABAGNARA 94 Bradley Street Better you than me . . . talkative, brunette, friendly, Library Club . . . likes: children, travelling, boys . . . dislikes: snobby people, rice, oral reports . . . pet peeve: boys who cross their legs . . . future plans: to be a private secretary. 57 SHIRLEY ANN LAKUS 132 Sackett Point Road Where do you wanna go? . . . short, loud, big eyes . . . likes: Central Park, apples, thrush . . . dislikes: liver, nothing to do, cross-eyed lizard-frogs . . . pet peeve: society people . . . future plans: teaching. RAYMOND MICHAEL LANDRY 85 Bradley Street Right here!! . . . incessant, conservative, patriotic . . . track, baseball, basketball; Marching Band, Model Congress, CYO, Boy Scouts . . . likes: sports, food, Fords . . . dislikes: slow drivers, homework . . . pet peeve: not enough days in a week . . . future plans: college (law or the sciences). No one could see the colors we saw; BONNIE LARSON 81 Van Rose Drive Stupor of knowledge lacking inwardness — What book. O' learned man, will set me right? Once I read nothing through a fearful night. For every meaning had grown meaningless. Morning, I saw the world with a second sight. As if all things had died and rose again. I touched the stones, and they had my own skin. WILLIAM B. LAUDANO 10 Manor Drive talkative, thoughtful, willing . . . fishing, golf, baseball, skiing, short wave operating, coin collecting; CYO, Rod and Gun Club, French Club . . . likes: Red Sox, outdoors, being free . . . dislikes: New York, senior year, SATs . . . future plans: college and a major in business education. LYNNE ANNE LEOPOLD 51 Manomet Avenue Bambi , Lucy . . . Beat her with a stick. . . . intent, versatile . . . Usherette, Junior Prom Court, Typing Award, Christmas Assemblies, SACHEM — Editor-In-Chief, Pep Club, AFS, Chorus, Southwest Division Chorus, Executive Council . . . likes: New York, bridges, 3:30 sunshine . . . He guides me along the right path. He is true to his name. ROBERT EDWIN LEQUIRE 119 Patoon Road easy-going . . . motorcycling, going to Florida and far away places, suicide soccer, Varsity Club, Varsity Foot ball 44 , Junior Prom Court . . . likes: getting away from everything, being alone . . dislikes: phonies, hello's and goodbyes . . . pet peeve: teachers who think they are smarter than anyone else . . . future plans: Junior College in Florida. 58 no one could follow the intricate turnings of our minds. DANIEL STEVEN LERMAN 22 Marlen Drive easy-going, tranquil, opinionated . . . Fungus is among us. . . . Soccer Team, TORCH; sports . . . likes: cornfields, concerned people . . . dislikes: rules, always serious people, stone-faced people . . . future plans: college. ROBERT PAUL LEWIS 1 Old Forge Road friendly, red-haired . . . Soccer; swimming, track . likes: sports, camping . . . dislikes: referees, Lyman Hall . . . future plans: college. 59 THOMAS LILLO 52 Drazen Drive Haven't had a match since Superman died. . . . swinging, cuddly, sarcastic . . . backyard football, pool, skating, swimming . . . likes: good looking girls, empty stretches of beach, my girl . . . dislikes: false friends, boys' long hair, girls wearing slacks . . . pet peeve: people who know you only when they want something . . . future plans: joining State Police. MARGARET ANN LOMBARDI 21 Quinnipiac Avenue It's cold in here. . . , emotional, friendly, cheerful . . , going to football games, reading . . . likes: movies . . . dislikes: getting up , . pet peeve: immature high school students . . . future plans: becoming a teacher. DIANE FRANES LONGLEY 459 Clintonville Road Di . . . You're a doll. . . . likable, blue-eyed, friendly . bowling, piano, raising Siamese cats . . . likes: animals, boys, going out . . . dislikes: show-offs, people who don't smile, doctors . . . pet peeve: boys with real long hair . . . future plans: working at Southern New England Telephone Company. JOHN F. LUDOVICO 45 Woodland Avenue We could reach for MARY DORIS LUDOVICO 57 Half Mile 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 put into words that music Which I hear. It will be success if I have left part of myself behind. hut essentially we CAROL A. LUEDEE 32 Postman Highway Hey, what's happening? . . . friendly, talkative, outgoing . . . likes: The Park, dungarees, boys with long hair . . . dislikes: phony people, school, hassles ... pet peeve: high water pants . . . future plans: would like to travel . . . Give peace a chance. PAUL F. LUFBERY 8 Pond Hill Road happy helpful, hopeful . . . fishing, hunting, trapping, motorcycle riding, golf; Rod and Gun Club . . . likes: bowling, football, pool . . . dislikes: homework, early rising, school rules . . . future plans: to be a cook or a mechanic. CAROLYN THERESA LUMBRA 85 Bassett Road What do you want for your money? Your money back? . . . brown hair, blue eyes, and lots of freckles . . . likes: choppers, stocks and drags. Fords . . . dislikes: Chevys or known as Brand X, getting up in the middle of the night . . . future plans: buying a nice home in the country and spending the rest of my time with my husband and children. the hand of another, were each alone. RICHARD LEWIS LUSCOMB 22 Russell Road friendly, good natured . . . soccer. Band, Model Congress, SACHEM — sports editor, Honor Guard; tennis, swimming . . . likes: TR3-A, NaCI, Isaac Asimov, girls . . . dislikes: simple people, penalty kicks, extremists . . . pet peeve: people who don't know what they are talking about . . , future plans: college, travel. JAMES STEPHEN LYON 52 Kimberly Circle Don't bother me . . . quicktempered, rugged, sincere . . . Football 77 — co-captain . . . The Shack, track . . . Varsity Club — Vice-President . . . likes: going out with the boys, the 3 W's . . . dislikes: apologizing, staying home, hippies . . pet peeve: bull-throwers . . . future plans: college, making money. JANET LYONS 7 Ridgewood Terrace We discovered that to he an individual is to he the smallest ADRIENNE LYNN MACDONALD 172 Pool Rood That's hysterical. . . . red hair, talkative, peppy . . . Cheerleading, SOUTH PACIFIC, Junior Class Assembly, Pep Club, French Club, Dance Club, Ski Club . . . likes: brown eyes, Fridays, Swiss Chocolate Almond Sundaes . . . dislikes: being called Red, wearing glasses, freckles .. . pet peeve: sitting alphabetically in class . . . future plans: teaching. CLINT NORTON MAGOVENY 410 Skiff Street How ya doin? . . . impulsive, thoughtful . . . liberat ing chipmunks . . . likes: Pep rallies, ha ha . . . dislikes: status seekers . . . pet peeve: people who bum money . . . future plans: college. DENNIS J. MALO 4 Marion Drive Ski Club . . . likes: cracker-jacks, the black beauty . . . dislikes: biographies, school cafeteria . . . pet peeve: self-analysis. ERNEST P. MANCINI 11 Culver Lane Ernie . . . curly hair, cute, easy to get along with . . . piano, composing, suicide soccer; Student Council . . . likes: music, Christmas, snow . . . dislikes: T.V. commercials, getting sick, rainy days . . . pet peeve: two-faced people, future plans: college . . . suppressed desire: would like to be Burt Bacharach. element of a magnificent set .. . BRUCE G. MANDY 38 Allendale Drive friendly, helpful, likable . . . golf, bowling, sports . . . likes: work study, pool . . . dislikes: school rules, homework . . . future plans: Junior College. MARY LOUISE MANGINO 161 Culver Lane Mary, Mary Lou . . . Hey! . . . quiet, independent, enthusiastic . . . sewing, reading, bowling, shooting pool . . likes: fun, animals, new experiences . . . dislikes: school, show-offs, slow drivers . . pet peeve: getting up early in the morning . . . future plans: attending St. Ra- phael's School of Nursing. 63 SUZANNE EILEEN MANGINO 43 Laydon Avenue I don't remember ' _ . . short, cute, absent-minded . . . learning to ski, playing football, travelling . . . likes: VW's, the color orange, chocolate . . . dislikes: short bell bottoms, muskmellon, being told to hurry . . . future plans: further education. JUDITH M. MANSFIELD 632 Middletown Avenue Judy . . . You know, . . . quiet, friendly, personable . . . Band, Chorus, Pep Club, Library Club, Ski Club . . . likes: music, ice skating, swimming . . . dislikes: rainy days, cigarettes, insincerity . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . future plans: college, travel ... A sunny disposition is the soul of success. JOHN JOSEPH MANZI 233 Mill Road Just shut up! . . . friendly, quiet, willing . . . raising fish, playing card games, swimming, playing basketball . . likes: girls with long brown hair, driving around, animals . . . dislikes: reading, loudmouths, conceited people . . . pet peeve: people who think they know it all . . . future plans: perhaps teaching . . Live for today because you may never see tomorrow. CYNTHIA MARLENE MARAK 18 Shaw Drive Cindy . . . Hi Di, . . . blonde, short, cute . . . sewing, cooking . . . likes: sea food, a star sapphire ring . . . dislikes: liars, conceited people, wise guys . . . pet peeve: waiting for someone who is not on time . . . What's the sense of loving if you can't love with all your heart? PASQUALE MARC MARCARELLI 64 Bradley Street Pat . . . That's a bummer. . . . friendly, funny, considerate . . . drums, camping, cars; CYO, . . . likes: musicals, the beach, outdoors . . . dislikes: soap operas, conceited girls, working . . pet peeve: girls with teased hair . . . future plans: to go to college, to get rich, to have a Vette . . . Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. —Keats the individual is EMMETT W. MARSH 2 Van Rose Drive friendly, hairy, lazy . . . Hold it! . . . baseball, football, guitar playing . . likes: 5'4 girls, blondes, brunettes, longhaired girls . . . dislikes: conceited girls tall girls, prudes . . . pet peeve: when a person considers himself wrecked . . • future plans: marriage, three or four children, moving to California. 64 DAVID JOHN MARSHALL 527 Pool Road Huh? . . . quiet, independent, studious . . . rockets, hiking, painting . . . likes: art, television, sleeping . . . dislikes: noisy places, mornings . . . pet peeve: crowded cafe . . . future plans: to be a short story writer, graphic arts. FRANK JOSEPH MARTONE 47 Ansonia Drive Dig it man! . . . rowdy, appreciative, affectionate . . . likes: Chicago, a female companion, Christmas . . . dislikes: work, rats, rainy days . . . pet peeve: Cops . . . I want to enjoy life. the most important part of all. LOUIS ORLANDO MASSARI 44 Montowese Avenue Gee whiz . . . spirited, dynamic, indescribable . . . watching television; YMCA, 4H, Boys Scouts, CYO, Jr. Chamber of Commerce . . . likes: cheeseburgers. Hot rods, Argyle . . . dislikes: uncleanliness, staying out after 10 p.m. . . . future plans: to become a C.P.A., marry, and have three children, a split level, and do a good jitterbug. KATHERINE ANN MASSELLA 6 Beatrice Drive Oh cute! . . . likable, brown-eyed, pleasant . . . bowling . . . likes: boys, going out, animals . . . dislikes: getting up early, peas . . . pet peeve: boys with long hair. 65 DANIEL W. MATHER 30 Mansfield Road short, lovable, likes to talk . . . You said what? . . photography, waterskiing . . . likes: 427 Chevy Nova, drag racing . . . dislikes: math, VWs, tall girls . . . future plans: college, would like to race at Lime Rock. STEPHEN MICHAEL MATTHEW 45 Mt. View Terrace 12 . . . tall, lean bean . . . football, basketball, baseball; Varsity Club, . . . likes: winning, watching television, jokes . . . dislikes: work, losing, practice . . . pet peeve: having to make hard decisions . . . future plans: college and fun. Toward the end, we pressed our faces to KERIN PATRICIA McCARTHY 14 Marlen Drive Orchestra, SACHEM . . . likes: children, nature, trees, brooks, art, music, and all things that give us hope for a new reality . . . t PATRICIA LYNN McCLURE 201 Velvet Street big-mouth, machine-gun laugh, funny personality . . . O man . . . horseback riding, golf . . . likes: a certain boy, dirty blonde hair, black convertible . . . dislikes: two-faced people, snow, other drivers . . . pet peeve: liars . . . future plans: work. KENNETH DUNCAN McCREA 1060 Hartford Turnpike straightforward, quiet, unassumingly funny . . . Oh, come now, I don't know SACHEM, TORCH, Photo Club, Astronomy, Boy Scouts . . . likes: camping, quiet places, cats . . . dislikes: apathy, forceful people . pet peeve: illogical people future plans: Bucknell University. the windows. KATHLEEN MARY McGLYNN 2 Brookvale Road CYO, Model Congress, SACHEM—literary editor. Band, French Club, Ski Club; skiing, golf, swimming, music . . . likes: people with a sense of humor . . . dislikes: hypocrites, sycho- phants, strong perfume . . . pet peeve: incasts . . . future plans: college . . . If I am not for myself, who will be for me? If I am for myself only, what am I? If not now —when? —Mishnah Abot WILLIAM JOHN McGRATH 14 Coventry Circle Big Mac . . . reserved, tall, American . . . What's wrong with that boy? . . . baseball, football, golf, chess, bowling, work; Band, French Club . . . likes: sports, Mets and Yankees, honest people . . . dislikes: hippies, brown-nosers, conceited people . . . pet peeve: people who try to be something they aren't . . . future plans: college for degree in electrical engineering. NANCY ANNE McKEE 1694 Hartford Turnpike Nance . . . short, blonde, friendly . . . You're kidding!? . . . SACHEM, Drum Corps, French Club . . . likes: beach, wild flowers, starry nights . . . dislikes: VWs, notehand, Sunday drivers . . . pet peeve: pseudosophisticates . . . future plans: college . . . 'To err is human, to forgive is divine. ANITA LOUISE McMANUS 127 Quinnipiac Avenue brown hair, hazel eyes, peppy . . . AFS, French Club, CYO, Pep Club . . . likes: autumn days, kittens, bubbling brooks . . . dislikes: Sunday mornings, sunburn . . . future plans: college. In the life of a young man the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. DONNA M. MEROLA 115 Homewood Avenue gullible, always laughing . . . Oh gross! . . . likes: to travel, the ocean, open fields, the sound of rain on the roof, sunshine . . . dislikes: wearing shoes, depressing movies, cold days . . . pet peeve: being bored . . . future plans: college . . . Some people see things as they are and ask why; I dream things as they are not and ask why not. —R. Kennedy 67 DONNA LYNN MORAS 120 Warner Road likable, friendly, funny . . . Are you kidding? . . . likes: a certain boy, riding around . . . dislikes: phonies, rain, conceited people . . . pet peeve: boys with white socks . . . future plans: nursing school . . . Don't put off for tomorrow what can be done today. PATRICIA ANN MOREHOUSE 106 Scrub Oak Road tall, gray eyes, light brown hair . . . Whatcha doin? . . . sewing . . . likes: dungarees, Rochester, dogs . . . dislikes: teased hair, goodbyes, waking up early . . . pet peeve: being tickled . . . future plans: travelling. We examined closely JOHN MUIR 23 Clark Avenue Nose . . . Anybody makin' a run? . . . listening to music . . . likes: festivals, chicks . . . dislikes: school, work, cold weather . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . future plans: to live in Vermont. JANE ELIZABETH MULLIGAN 37 Tennyson Avenue sincere, happy-go-lucky, witty . . . SACHEM—sports co-editor. Student Council, Girls Basketball, Volleyball, Field Hockey, Tennis, Spanish Club . . . likes: sunshine, lazy summer days, exciting basketball games . . . dislikes: drying dishes, cig- arette smoke, fads . . . pet peeve: people who are aimlessly wandering through life. SUE ANN MULLIGAN 27 Highland Park Road cute, blue-eyed, well-dressed, long straight brown hair . . . Hey babe. . . . sewing, horseback riding, skiing, iceskating; Swim Club, Farms Club, Ski Club . . . likes: when it is snowing, Cape Cod, beaches at sunset . . . dislikes: work, short nails, getting up mornings . . . pet peeve: people who lack understanding . . . future plans: a school of fashion design. DONALD J. MUNCK 111 Warner Road I don't know . . . quiet, thoughtful, resourceful . . . swimming, waterskiing, travelling . . . likes: VW buses, good books . . . dislikes: rain, getting burned, rushing . . . pet peeve: red lights . . . future plans: travelling. 68 LEE CHARLES MUNSON 124 Elm Street What are we gonna do? . . . Involved, quiet . . . Rock bands; Band . . . likes: music, guitar, photography . . . dislikes: winter . . . pet peeve: people who think they are great . . . future plans: college. LYNNETTE D. MUNSON 106 William Street 'What a hassle. . . . little, sweet, crazy . . . Rainbow Girls . . . likes: M Ms, long walks . . . dislikes: loneliness, back-stabbers, rainy days . . . pet peeve: developments. 4. I the world outside. GAETANO JOHN MUZIO 1920 Hartford Turnpike Guy . . . Honor Guard, Junior Prom Co-Chairman, Drama Club, Ski Club, SACHEM—advertising editor. Track—Tri-captain, Norman Norville Orville Wright Trio . . . likes: freedom, warm sunny days in a meadow . . This above all, to thine ownself be true. And it must follow as the night the day. Thou const not then be false to any man. — Shakespeare GLORIA ELLEN MUZIO 296 Kings Highway opinionated, talkative, friendly . . . Class Secretary (5 years), Simens' Players, Blackfriars Summer Theatre, SACHEM, Christmas Assembly; tutoring mentally retarded children . . . likes: stages, St. Malo, the music of Laura Nyro . . . dislikes: reality, competition, making decisions . . . future plans: college . . . Confusion will be my epitaph As I crawl a cracked and broken path. If we make it, we can all sit back and laugh. —Crimson King 69 We wondered if the theories we had devised in our small labs ANN LOUISE NAPLES 1540 Ridge Road cute, moody, evil . . . And them you turn around. . . . riding around North Haven, walking by the ocean in Westbrook, skidooing in Otis, Mass in the winter, making trouble for people . . . likes: a certain someone, wishing things upon people . . . future plans: business college, travelling . . . I'd rather be told the truth and be said, than be told a lie and be happy. VIVIAN FRANCES NEWELL 109 Pond Hill Road I didn't hear that, did I? . . . blue eyes, brown hair, tall . . . bowling, sleeping in classes . . . likes: free mods, a certain boy, fighting . . . dislikes: gym, pests, liars . . . pet peeve: conceited people . . . future plans: work. 70 GAIL ANN NORUP 5 Manor Court short, blonde hair, blue eyes . . . likes: 66 Lemons, driving around, stuffed animals . . . dislikes: frizzy hair, slow drivers, being reminded to do something, getting up in the morning to go to school . . . suppressed desire: to graduate . . . future plans: business college . . . To sneak is fun; to get caught is punishment ' DONNA M. NUZZO 255 Maple Avenue What?! . . . quiet, brown eyes, long brown hair . . . likes: a certain soldier, motorcycles, the country . . . dislikes: pushy sales ladies, arm rests in the movie theaters ... pet peeve: nosey people. MARION J. NOVICKI 1810 Hartford Turnpike RICHARD PARKES OBER 800 Mount Carmel Avenue What?! . . . friendly, likeable, studious . . . WATER AND DUST . . . swimming, working . . . likes: pretty girls, quiet, modern music . . . dislikes: noise, cold days, homework . . . pet peeve: people who are never on time . . . future plans: college. would apply to the veal world. KATIE O'BRIEN 14 Broadway Street Life blooms as a bud on the tree. A life matures, then is utilized, same as the fruit. Apple is eaten and forgotten, Life serves its purpose, and it is soon forgotten. An Apple and a human being; funny how they are the same. KATHLEEN ANNE O'CONNELL 4 Beverly Drive Wherever you go, there you are. Whatever you do, you done it. Whatever you got, you must deserve it. Right? Right! 71 SUZANNE O'DAYNIK 12 Bowen Road Sue . . . Guess who I just saw? . . . friendly, understanding, timid . . . attending football and basketball games . . . Tennis Team, SACHEM, Spanish Club . . . likes: carnations, autumn . . . dislikes: muggy weather, daddy long-legs, unfriendly people . . . pet peeve; the frizzies . . . future plans: college. ROGER ERIC OERTEL 6 Tennyson Avenue Rog . . . Take It easy. . . . Patriotic, realistic, conservative . . . Varsity swimming, SCUBA diving, water skiing, camping . . . likes: L.A. Rams, outdoor sports, inboard-outboards . . . dislikes: Dallas Cowboys, hippies, politics . . . pet peeve: drivers who don't give turn signals . . . future plant: college. SARAH ANN OESTERLIN 69 Bassett Rd. Sally, Sal . . . Get outl . . . quiet, moody . . . skiing, working . . . likes: winter, eating, weekends . . . dislikes: baggy pants, phony people, rain . . . pet peeve: waiting for the bus . . . future plans: Vista . . . Wouldn't it be nice if all those who point a critical finger would lend a helping hand instead? Outside the window, DUNCAN RICHARD OLNEY 6 Belvedere Road quiet, shy, protective . . . swimming, scuba diving . . . Swimming Team . . . likes: blondes, music, long dates . . . dislikes: brownnosers, math, polluted water . . . future plans: college, teaching career. PETER JOSEPH ORTOLAN 1 State Street blonde, green eyes, . . . work, traveling . . . likes: summer, beer, festivals . . . dislikes: cold weather . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . future plans: college. there were PAUL COX OSTRANDER 33 Clintonville Road competitive, diligent, patriotic . . . Soccer Team, Swimming Team; basketball, golf . . . likes: Pittsburgh Pirates, engineering drawing, summer . . . dislikes: Lyman Hall, cafeteria . . . pet peeve: referees . . . future plans: college. 72 GARY JAMES PALLMAN 11 Franklin Street Bogie Roi, Alphonso, Hot Ratz . . . well-dressed, friendly, good looking . . . Soccer Team — co-captain. Track Team — co-captain, hog-calling, log-rolling, SACHEM-staff photographer . . . pet peeve: sitz . . . future plans: to be the wealthiest and most successful member of the class . . . Knowing you are a fool, is ihe beginning to wisdom. SHARON MARIE PALMIERI 18 Middletown Avenue big-eyed, sensitive . . . piano, sewing, studying languages . . . likes: ballet, children, the outdoors, animals . . . future plans: college . . . Grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console; To be understood as to understand; To be loved as to love; For it is in giving that we receive . . problems we had never DENISE MARIE PAPA 196 Maple Avenue Dee . . . short, happy, easy-going . . modern dance, sewing; Dance Club . . . likes: the sound of a phone ringing, sleeping late, nice teeth and smiles . . dislikes: phonies, complain-ers, violence . . . pet peeve: people who make me feel shorter than I am . . . future plans: travelling as much and as far as I can . . . The square root of love is pain. PHYLLIS A. PAPA 170 Middletown Avenue likable, brown hair, friendly . . . 'Tell me . . . likes: summer, riding on motorcycles, the beach . . . dislikes: winter, cats . . . future plans: hairdressing school or work. 73 DAVID H. PARIS! 30 Windsor Road happy, generous, understanding . . . ''What is she talking about? . . . band-Revolution, football, baseball, basketball . . . likes: people. The Who, my dog . . . dislikes: SATs, college applications . . . pet peeve: people who get excited over minor things . . . future plans: to live. 74 THERESA A. PAPA 170 Middletown Avenue likable, big brown eyes, friendly . . . Who me? . . . riding in fast cars . . . likes: the beach, a certain boy, Chevy 62 . . . future plans: to work and make money. There were people and a world MARY ANN PARESE 6 Levere Street part animal, part intellect, and a dash of god . . . likes: things rounded, wrinkled, or otherwise softened from age . . . dislikes: not being able to breathe under water . . . pet peeve: people who get mad when you aggravate them . . . future plans: escaping the glacier . . . He who teacheth the King of Macedon, teacheth his subjects. ELIZABETH CARROLL PASTORFIELD 1964 Hartford Turnpike loves listening to other people's laughs, outdoor activities . . . likes: Neil Young . . . would like to be a bird . . . future plans: to live happily . . . what is finer than flying? STEVEN CURTIS PATCH 83 Fallow Drive Patches'' . . . fun-loving, practical jokes, competitive . . . I can't see it . . . playing basketball, writing comics; Honor Guard . . likes: having fun, laughing, being carefree . . . dislikes: seriousness, phonies, selfish people . . . pet peeve: SACHEM biographies . . . future plans: college. we had never seen FRANK X. PATURZO 20 Ansonia Drive short, blond, Italian . . . likes: long hair, animals, thinking . . . dislikes: boring classes, school cafeteria . . . pet peeve: conservatives . . . future plans: college, travelling out West ... I have but one life to live and it won't be for the Army. we had never totiched. FRANCOIS WILFRID PELLETIER 18 Nettleton Avenue piano, computer, aquariums, shooting, fishing. Rifle Club, AV, French Club, Rocket Club, Elm City Aquarium Society, National Rifle Club . . . likes: solitude. Blues Rock . . . dislikes: crowds, fake people . . . future plans: college and into oceanography . . . Time continuously moves on! We all have to pay sometime. When do you? MARK ANTHONY PELLICCIO 1 Curtis Court I am alone and afraid in a world I never made but, I am me! DENNIS PASQUALE PERRELLI 78 St. John Street 6'2 , quiet . . . tropical fish . . . likes: skin diving . . . dislikes: dentists . . . future plans: career in ocean- ography. 75 MARK L. PIEKARSKI 145 North Hill Road short and quiet . . . drag racing, building cars, fishing . . . likes: Chevies, summer, nice days . . . dislikes: winter, slow cars, rainy days . . . pet peeve: Fords . . . 'That's close. JOSEPH STEPHEN PIROVANE 1300 Ridge Road Fantastic. . . . quiet, serious, individualistic . . . Oceanography, skin diving . . . likes: being with a certain girl, being in the country, being helpful to others . . . dislikes: politics, conformists, people who talk too much . . . pet peeve: people who think they are all it . . . future plans: college and marriage. We were not afraid JOHN H. PLAYER 39 State Street black hair, brown eyes, always on the go . . . swimming, baseball, making models . . . likes: Chevies, driving, girls, going to MacDonalds for lunch . . . dislikes: school. Fords, pushy people . . . pet peeve: conceited people . . . future plans: to become an electronic technician . . . Friendship is like sound health, you do not appreciate it until it is gone. EVELYN JEAN PLISZKA 7 Mathew Lane quiet, friendly, shy . . . sewing, camping, swimming, waterskiing . . . likes: sewing, Corvettes, daydreaming . . . dislikes: liars, longhaired boys, curfews . . . pet peeve: not being able to do what I want to do . . . future plans: work and marriage . . . suppressed desire: to be a fashion designer. NANCY ANN PORTO 145 Buell Street Nan . . . Are you free? . . . short, likable, talkative . . . French Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Ski Club, AFS . . . likes: New York Yankees, rock music, driving . . . dislikes: conceited people, getting up in the morning, hypocrites . . . pet peeve: pronouncing and spelling my last name wrong . . . future plans: college, teaching elementary school. STEVE PHILIP POSTEMSKI 11 Judd Drive Anything else you want to know? . . . good looking, sincere, prosecutor . . . Freshman football, Sophomore basketball. Freshman Jr. Varsity baseball . . . likes: good food, motorcycles . . . dislikes: snotty people, old clothes . . . pet peeve: 80 year old ladies who drive around in Vets and GTOs and never do more than 40 mph . . . future plans: college. 76 ANDREA F. PROTO 16 Angel Place 'That's It, I'm finished, I'm through! . . . petite, fun-loving, friendly . . . Junior Prom Decoration Committee, Majorettes Club, French Club, Pep Club . . . likes: yellow roses, little children, a certain Irish football player . . . dislikes: being alone, arguing, getting up in the morning . . . pet peeve: rainy days . . . future plans: college. VINCENT DEAN PROTO 9 Angel Place sad-eyed, friendly, good looking . . . usher, track, sports, good times . . . likes: a crazy redhead, walks along the beach, cold snowy nights, togetherness . . . pet peeve: torn up roads, detours . . . future plans: college, owning a Volvo . . . miscellaneous: digging: Hendrix, Chicago, Elliot Gould, and Snoopy. of the world outside , . . JOHN JOSEPH PROVASOLI 24 Anthony Road JOE RAIOLA photography, track . . . pet peeve: people . . . future plans: college. 77 CAROL RAY 17 Ball Road friendly, big brown eyes, always laughing . . . riding around . . . likes: sleeping lots, link, cars . . . dislikes: snotty people, school, prejudiced people . . . pet peeve: reckless drivers . . . future plans: college . . . To succeed in doing things other people think you can't. JEANNE CLAIRE REARDON 141 Shawmut Avenue quiet, reserved, stubborn . . . Library Club . . likes: quiet places, rainy days, reading . . . dislikes: coffee, cigarettes, stalled cars . . . future plans: college . . . To each his own. JAMES R. REILLY 28 Frost Drive quiet . . . I'm too fubarb to fubarb. . . . likes: guitars, sleep, Boston . . . dislikes: fake people, Sunday nights . . . future plans: college. ROSEMARY G. RENNICKE 95 Fitch Street Les hommes de chez toi, dit le petit prince, cultivent cinq mille roses dans un meme jardin . . . et ils n'y trouvent pas ce qu'ils cherchent . . . Et cependant ce qu'ils cherchent pourrait etre trouv6 dans une seul rose ou un peu d'eau . . . Mais les yeux sont aveugles. II faut chercher avec le coeur. — Antoine de Saint-Exup6ry Cv BARBARA LYNN REYNOLDS 353 Bassett Road Yeh, right! .. . crazy, short, brown eyes . . . horseback riding . . . likes: friendly people, the Park . . . pet peeve: curfews . . . People can only keep what they share. . . . but rather, of our DOROTHY FRANCES REYNOLDS 23 Todd Drive I don't care! . . . green eyes, short black hair, quiet . . . volleyball, sailing, swinging; SACHEM . . . likes: Saturdays, boys, happy people . . . dislikes: bull-throwers, phony people, getting up in the morning . . . pet peeve: people who don't use blinkers . . . future plans: college. ft 78 SUZANNE ALICE RICHEY 22 Edgewater Road There is just no percentage in remembering the past It's time you learned to live again and love and laugh. THOMAS M. RICKART 131 Whitney Ridge Terrace blond hair, blue eyes . . . Soccer Team co-captain. Honor Guard . . . likes: Tolkien, Rocky Mountain Spring Water . . . dislikes: contusions, goalies . . . pet peeve: blushing . . . future plans: college . . . would like to find a reason . . . The Road goes ever on and on ... ability to become a part of that world. MICHAEL J. ROCHE 30 MacArthur Road 24, Raunch . . . stubborn, friendly, blusher . . . football, sailing, suicide soccer; Varsity Club . . . likes: getting lost in Long Island Sound, certain little Italian girl, the beach . . . dislikes: being bossed around . . . pet peeve: hypocrites . . . future plans: college . . . suppressed desire: to be Dean Martin. MADALENA M. RODRIGUES 23 Chapel Hill Road Brazilian, inquisitive, sensitive . . . writing, listening to music, swimming, knowing different people; AFS . . . likes: Brazilian music, to learn, to go to bed late . . . dislikes: formality, to eat in a hurry, false feelings . . . pet peeve: my birthday . . . future plans: to study Communications, to help Brazil . . . One of the things that I like best in my life is to have been born in Brazil. 79 GAILANN ROMANO 117 Sackett Point Road blonde, cute, insane . . . Look at him! . . . bowling, dancing, going out . . . likes: purple, choppers, shopping at the Mall . . . dislikes: nosey teachers, stuck-up boys, rain . . pet peeve: people who think they are better than others . . . future plans: working and getting married. DIANE MICHELLE ROTONDO 102 Ridgewood Avenue Chorus, T.Q., All-Connecticut State Choir, Honor Guard, co-chairman of Model Congress, French Club . . . likes: Alpine flowers, long mountain hikes, running through sunny meadows, mandolin music, Piet Hein . . . pet peeve: uninvolvement . . . future plans: college ... I called to the Lord from my narrow prison and He answered me in the freedom of space. Our fear subsided as we realized GABRIELLE RUDZINSKI 65 Kimberly Circle talkative, brunette, friendly . . . You're kidding me! ... Track and Field, Mardi Gras, Library Club — president in sophomore year . . . dislikes: snobby people, homework, weird colored socks . . . pet peeve: people who crinkle their toes . . . future plans: college, stewardess, tutor students in French. NICHOLAS JOSEPH RUOTOLO 21 Tennyson Avenue quiet, dependable, friendly . . . basketball, television, work, swimming . . . likes: Dodge Chargers, rock music . . dislikes: snow, winter, lectures, hypocrites . . . pet peeve: making stupid mistakes on tests . . . future plans: college, a major in engineering. LUCINDA RUPLEY 31 Clark Avenue In silence my hopes rise and sink. In silence I walk in light. In silence I die. In silence I am born. JANE RYAN 34 Belvedere Road Did you ever feel like reaching out and embracing The whole wide wonderful world? While running through fields of wild grass singing crazy songs to the warm sun and laughing blowing grassical music with a beautiful soul. 80 there existed within ns a living shell. JANET M. SAGNELLA 7 Brookvale Road Jan, Saggie ... big brown eyes, creative, worrier . . . I'm on a diet. . . . sewing, sketching, cake decorating, swimming; Modern Dance Club . . . likes: boys with blue eyes, daydreaming, pink and red roses . . . dislikes: phony people, getting up in the morning, midi fashions . . . future plans: career in fashion design. PATRICIA SAMOSKY 260 Maple Avenue Where do you want to go? .. . quiet, brown hair, friendly .. . going to the zoo on Friday nights . . . likes: Central Park, little kids . . . dislikes: potato chip juice, waiting, people who think they are better than others . . . pet peeve:, prejudiced people . . . future plans: college. 81 People had been content LEIGH CAROL SANDE 31 William Street Louie . . . ''You're gonna get it! . . . short, cute, quiet . . . going to the drags and to the Drive-In . . likes: '66 Chevelle, hot dogs, a certain boy . . . dislikes: snotty people, getting up in the morning, cars that don't start in the morning . . . pet peeve: people yelling . . . future plans: college. COLLEEN E. SANFORD 101 Highland Park Road Don't worry. Hurry up. . . . personable, honest, happy .. . Cheerleading, South Pacific, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council, SACHEM — sports staff, Pep Club — Secretary, Ski Club, Dance Club, French Club, Swim Club; sewing, skiing, swiming . . . cold football games, Chirstmas spirit, honesty . . . future plans: college. 82 WILLIAM MILLER SCHWARTZ 556 Washington Avenue All-Connecticut Chorus, SACHEM, Band, Chorus, Soccer Team, Honor Guard, Latin Club, Ski Club - co-president, Drama Club; guitar, skiing, grave-rubbing . . . likes: peanut butter sandwiches, sunrises in winter . . . dislikes: shoes, Tuesday on Monday . . future plans: college . . . suppressed desire: to fly unaided . . . Fiat Beatitudo. KAREN JEAN SEADALE 55 Allendale Drive Kay, Kar . . . quiet, blueeyed, brunette . . . talking on the phone, working, sewing, spending money . . . likes: warm sunny days, dungarees, getting letters ... dislikes: getting up early, raw clams, freckles . . . pet peeve: bossy people . . . future plans: college and travelling . . . If you really want to know who your friends are, just make a mistake. ANTHONY C. SERFILLIPI 7 Woodland Avenue Tony, Dite . . . personally attached to my Bronson hat . . . independent, witty, sensitive . . . successful musical endeavors, pool shark, imaginative conversationalist .. . likes: music, girls, getting lost . . . dislikes: lights, broken tape decks ... pet peeve: school lunches . .. future plans: educated bum for a year and then try to go to college. MOIRA SHANNON 14 Marlborough Road with fragments. VALERIE P. SHELTON 191 Clintonville Avenue Val . . . blue eyes, good sense of humor, serene . . . Girl's Basketball Team, SACHEM, Latin Club, Pep Club . . . likes: sincerity, football and basketball games . . . dislikes: Sundays, mush- rooms . . . future plans: junior college . . . No traces left of all the busy scene. But that remembrance say; the things have been! TODD DARWIN SHEPPARD 20 St. John Street kind, friendly, modest . . . Stoke it. . . . bowling, drag racing, DeMolay . . . likes: mini-skirts, girls, sports . . . dislikes: homework, conceited girls, Chevies . . . pet peeve: girls that wear slacks to school . . . future plans: service. 83 LINDA ANNE SICIGNANO 4 Belvedere Road Lin . . . easy going, friendly, easily embarrassed . . . Whatta want? . . . likes: Maya, children, summer . . . dislikes: phonies, being bored, staying home on weekends . . . pet peeve: traffic lights . . . suppressed desire: to go to California . . . future plans: nursing school . . . Hold hands, part with laughter, touch lips, part with tears. CHERYL LYNN SIGNORE 7 Old Forge Road Love your neighbors Say grace at dinner Salute the flag, vote Republican Always remember, America: right or WRONG. had caused us to judge ourselves MARY SILENGO 98 Washington Avenue friendly, flirtatious . . . unreal . . . work, sewing, leaving school, TORCH . . . likes: suede, money, the ocean . . . dislikes: radar traps, highwaters . . . pet peeve: phonies . . . future plans: college . . . So many people are afraid of dying, yet so few know what to do with life while they have it. THERESA ANN SIMIOLA 2 Palmer Road warm personality, outgoing, talkative . . . SACHEM Photography Editor, Junior Prom Bid Chairman, Ski Club, AFS, Spanish Club President . . . Likes: snowstorms, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young . . . dislikes: rainy prom nights, intellectuals. Chuck's, English accent . . . pet peeve: cheap people . . . future plans: college. 84 PETER C. SIMON 7 Garfield Avenue Simple? ... Ski Club, SACHEM — Layout Editor, diving, AYH, Honor Guard member , . . likes: free mods, travel, MGT's . . . dislikes: sarcasm, having too much to do, skiing in a group . . . pet peeve: cool kids who aren't cool . . . future plans: college, travel. by those fragments. ROGER B. SINGER 185 Mill Road friendly, crazy . . . I'll take it anyway I can get it. . . . photography, racing, De-Molay, YPF, Work Study Program . . . dislikes: broken collar bones, VW's, candy bars, people who use big words . . . pet peeve: intelligent people . . . future plans: college, apprenticeship program. DIANNE CARMELITA SPENCER 520 Quinnipiac Avenue moody, quiet, understanding . , . sewing, babysitting, cooking . . . Independent Foods, United Nations Day Party . . . likes: seafood, a certain boy, mustaches . . . dislikes: pushy people, the question: What would you do if . . .? . . . pet peeve: children who hang all over you . . . future plans: work, marriage. HOWARD W. STAINAKER 56 Rimmon Road Have you seen Mary? . . . happy, blond, always hungry . . . guitar, senior forum; Church of the Redeemer . . . likes: the Cape, long hair, singing . . . dislikes: fake people, bigots, people who won't let you live like you want to . . . future plans: college . . . suppressed desire: to grow a mustache. TIM ARNOLD STEPHENS 182 Rimmon Road playing hockey, listening to good music, riding on motorcycles; Hockey Club . . . likes: freedom, up, being comfortable . . . dislikes: insects, being broke, pollution . . . pet peeve: getting caught future plans: college. WILLIAM H. STEVENSON 137 Standish Avenue conniving, athletic . . . likes: food, the ocean, animals . . . dislikes: school, work, getting up . . . pet peeve: silly putty . . . future plans: college. 85 86 SUSAN A. ST. JOHN 4 Forest Avenue And this wonderful friend hod talked to me of the saints and had shown me that even when I had outdone myself in absurdity I was not alone. I was not an incomprehensible and ailing exception. There were people akin to me. I was understood ' — Hermann Hesse KARIN ELAINE STOHL 56 Potter Road Huhl . . . skinny, sneaky laugh, funny personality . . horseback riding . . . likes: a special guy, mustache and go-tee, 63 moroon chevy . . . dislikes: rain, conceited people, waking up in the morning . . . pet peeve: liars . . . future plans: working . . . You never know what you really had until you lose ill From time to STEWART P. STOVER 72 Kings Highway quiet, thin, dark hair . . . likes: sunny fall afternoons, good movies, understanding teachers . . . dislikes: crowded halls, late buses, extremists . . . pet peeve: homework due the first mod . . . future plans: more schooling. we had spilled out like a handjul KERRY ELLEN SULLIVAN 59 Vista Road likes: Dr. Seuss, chauvinism, Mahatma Ghandi . . . dislikes: Winnie the Pooh, halitosis, and other icky things. Eensy weensy spider Went up the water spout Down came the rain and washed the spider out Out came the sun to dry up all the rain And the eensy weensy spider Went up the spout again. CAROL JEANNE SUTHERLAND 1585 Hartford Turnpike likes: laughing, John Sebastian . . . dislikes: looking through screens, waiting for things to cool off . . . future plans: leaving . . . suppressed desire: would like to be a witch and in the end we shall conquer. . . . see you there. time, DENNIS ALBERT SWANSON 29 Mansfield Road Swanny . . . 22 . . . tall, blue eyes, easy-going . . . basketball, fishing, swimming, camp counselor. Varsity Club . . . likes: a red-haired girl, cold nights, long weekends . . . dislikes: longhaired boys, people who are always late . . . pet peeve: foul shots . . . future plans: college. JANET M. SWEENY 19 Linsley Street thin, blue eyes, brown hair . . . Where is everybody? . . AFS . . . likes: choppers, the Beatles, the Green and the Park . . dislikes: school. North Haven, crowded places . . . pet peeve: the silent treatment — especially from boys . . . future plans: Peace Corps . . . Where there's love. I'll be there. learning onto paper of broken seashells. WILLIAM HENRY TALLON 34 Clintonville Road future plans: leaving and going . . . Chantados, chan-tados. . . . Ordinary morality is for ordinary people. — Alister Crowley KENNETH KOSSUTH TATE 500 Clintonville Road black, attractive, friendly . . . Honor Guard, All Conn. Orchestra, Track Team, Soccer Team, Chorus, Mexico, Kansas; sketching, AFS, Speak-Out, Afro-American Group, Triple Quartet, Young People's Fellowship . . . likes: smiling people, classical music, black music . . . dislikes: cliques, cold weather, hypocrisy . . . pet peeve: bigoted people, two-faced people. 87 SHEILA FLORENCE TAYLOR 79 Upper State Street black, boss, beautiful . . . Black Student Union, Young People's Fellowship, Creative Writing, Black Poetry, and many other activities . . . likes: warmth, comfort, happiness of being with my black sisters and brothers... dislikes: fickle people, loud noises, loneliness . . . future plans: college (teaching) . . . Speak no peace to me until you are at peace with yourself. KERGAN P. THOMANN 23 Orcutt Court benevolent, good looking, tall . . . basketball, track, skiing; Jr. Prom Court . . . likes: good-looking girls, fast cars, water-skiing . . . dislikes: conceited people, North Haven, work . . . pet peeve: snobs . . . future plans: college. But the depths of our experiences NANCY LYNNE THOMAS 42 Mowry Street international dancing, ballet, singing, piano, tennis, swimming, writing poetry, walking; Tennis, Glee Club . . . likes: children, animals, music, dancing, autumn walks. LYNN ALICE THOMPSON 2 Arthur Street DAWN ELLYN TIEDEMANN 27 Allendale Drive complex ... 12 string guitar, flute. Other Half, hospital work, concert band, SACHEM — Senior Portrait Editor . . . likes: people, dungarees, folk music . . . future plans: college, nursing . . . Each of us was made by God and some of us grew tall . . . Those of us who walk in light must help the ones in darkness up ... It only takes an outstretched hand . . CAROL E. TITUS 60 Upper State Street moody, cute, sensitive . . . Uh? Don't worry about it! . . . horseback riding, swimming, reading, collecting marbles . . . likes: stuffed animals, beaches, walking through green fields . . . dislikes: rain, irresponsible people, getting up in the morning . . . pet peeve: the world today . . . future plans: be a professional model ... A wound is made, and soon it will heal, but there will always be a scar afterwards, to remind you of the deep pain and hurt. could never be truly sounded. DAVID ALAN TOMASZEWSKI 6 Lynette Drive Pesky, Pusker, Eagle . . . blond, blue-eyed, freckles .. . camping, hunting, fishing, McDonald's . . . likes: Cape Cod, girls with blond hair, camping . . . dislikes: school, filling out senior biographies . . . pet peeve: getting up in the morning . . . future plans: service (Air Force), Culinary Institute. MICHAELINA F. TONDALO 77 South Avenue Mickey . . . big brown eyes, cute smile, comical . . . Wow, Say! Honest! . . . sewing, cooking . . . likes: a very certain boy, warm summer days, going to the show . . . dislikes: geting up in the morning, selfish and snotty people, a certain person who put me down . . . pet peeve: not owning my own car . . . fuutre plans: get married ... Give love to that one someone special, and hope that you get love in return. DOLORES M. TORELLO 5 Lincoln Street Dee , Dippity Dee . . . dark brown eyes, long hair, crazy . . . Oh, give it up. . . . Art, decorating, hairdressing . . . likes: horseback riding, rock music . . . dislikes: homework, cats, shoes . . . pet peeve: conceited and unfriendly people . . . future plans: hairdresser . . . 'To be yourself is one thing, not to be yourself is another thing. JAMES ALLEN TYRRELL 3 Beverly Drive Jim . . . blonde, handsome, comical . . . Check 'em out. . . . custom car painting, drag racing, hunting, fishing . . . likes: certain girl, Chevies, friendly people . . . dislikes Fords, rainy days, prejudiced people . . . pet peeve: slow cars . . . suppressed desire: be John Wayne . . . future plans: college, own a funny car . . . It's not that I like work less, I like fun more. 89 X i - VALERIE UNDERWOOD 75 Round Hill Road Puck . . . Greetings! . . . Peabody Summer Ecology Program, hiking, soccer. Project S.S. Hope, Boston Oceanography Symposium, L.E.A.P., Modern Dance, Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, Anthropology, AFS, Shakespeare, WATER AND DUST . . . likes: mushrooms, chipmunks, mountains . . . dislikes: pollution, suspicion, hypocrisy . . . pet peeve: apathy . . . future plans: anthropology. JOSEPH TREXLER URBAN 1 Trumbull Place . . . no more than a boy In the company of strangers In the quiet of the railway station Running scared. Laying low, and seeking . . . Our knowledge could not be measured; LAURA J. URBANO 5 Carafa Terrace Laur , Laura . . . long black hair, likable, easy to get along with . . . Sure ya do! . . . AFS, SACHEM, Spanish . . . likes: to think along, peanut butter and artichoke heart sandwiches, pomegranates . . . dislikes: two-faced people, when in a quiet room with many people and my stomach starts, eating chicken in public . . . pet peeve: getting up early in the morning . . . future plans: college. KAREN LORRAINE VALDEN 369 Washington Avenue cheerful, practical, warm . . CYO, sewing, driving around town, swimming, stock car races; Tennis, Girls' Basketball Team . . . likes: going to the beach. Navy . . . dislikes: boring classes, long hair on boys, getting up early . . . pet peeve: irresponsible people ... future plans: nursing at St. Raphael's . . . With a smile, the day looks brighter. f ANNIE MARIA VALENTINO 611 Middletown Avenue curls, sensitive, sincere . . . Youse guys. . . . volunteer work, St. Theresa's Adult Choir, sewing; Dance Club, Cheerleading — co-captain. Pep Club, SACHEM . . . likes: children, flowers, stars . . dislikes: rainy days at Camp Hubinger, cold people . . . pet peeve: hypocrisy . . . plans: college . . . Be yourself, for that is all you are. 90 GRETCHEN P. VAN BUREN 18 Northside Drive Where's Sue? . . . riding, skiing, hiking, sailing . . . likes: sports, AMC, horses . . . plans: veterinary medicine. RITA JOSEPHINE VAUGHN 147 Sackett Point Road young, black, beautiful, gifted . . . sewing, swimming, dancing, talking, communicating with urban children; Y.P.F., Afro-American Club; Gym Club, Speak-Out . . . likes: children, my black brothers and sisters, cuddling up in my soft bed . . . dislikes: plastic people, loneliness, ignorant people . . . pet peeve: people who try to be something they aren't. our experiences had no limits. SONJIA ANN VAUGHN 101 Blakeslee Avenue Who, me? ... I don't know. . . . brown eyes and hair, tall, very quiet, beautiful dimples . . . summer activities: swimming, sewing, sleeping, horseback riding . . . likes: the lav, motorbikes . . . dislikes: two-faced people, rah-rah. High Waters . . . pet peeve: prejudiced people . . . future plans: work, marriage. RONALD J. VECE 9 Randall Drive Arny . . . burnt-out . . . playing chess, hunting, fishing, hockey . . . likes: a certain girl, goofing, children . . . dislikes: pain, rain on Saturday, politicians . . . pet peeve: people who don't use signal blinkers .. . future plans: going to Europe. 91 MARY COWAN VEGLIANTE 59 Blakeslee Avenue No wonder! . . . the little one on the end . . . Cheerleader; Pep Club, Dance Club, French Club . . . likes: school spirit, kittens, the color blue . . . dislikes: math, a teacher telling me it's Friday when my calendar says it's Monday . . . pet peeve: a stolen megaphone . . . future plans: to further my education. Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. — Woodrow Wilson NORINE E. VERDINI 1217 Hartford Turnpike For those reasons, JOANN M. VINCENT 53 Cottontail Lane talkative, friendly . . . part-time job . . . likes: a certain boy, walking on a moonlit beach, choppers . . . dislikes: two-faced people, liars, conceited people . . . future plans: getting married, having children. CATHERINE ANN VINCI 12 Forest Avenue Nurse's Aid; French Club, AFS, Latin Club . . . future plans: nursing, travel . . . If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. — Thoreau outside without jear. JOSEPH C. VIVIANI 7 Weaver Circle Joe . . . crazy, cute . . . riding, swimming, warm days . . . dislikes: bucket seats, sad people, phonies . . . likes bikes, love . . .future plans: marriage, doing something special in life. RONALD MICHAEL VORIO 31 Manor Drive I don't knowl . . . tall, strange . . . likes: money, bikes, music . . . dislikes: rah-rah's, ties, teachers . . . pet peeve: weddings . . . future plans: to go to California. 92 MARTHA ELIZABETH WALSH 53 Falrlawn Drive silly, fun-loving, sensitive . . . Drum Corps, sewing . . . likes: smiles, going barefoot, fun, camping, people . . . dislikes: waiting, phonies, getting up . . . suppressed desire: to be thin . . . And when the night is cloudy. There is still a light that shines on me. Shine on till tomorrow Let it be. DEBORAH H. WARD 225 Kings Highway pet peeve: liars . . . And so you see, I have come to doubt all that I once held as true: I stand alone without beliefs, the only truth I know is you. — Simon and Garfunkel we could open the door to the world LENORE M. WARE 38 Wadsworth Street Lenora, Gidget . . . reddish blonde, friendly ... ice skating, roller skating, bowling, horseback riding, making pottery, swimming, talking on the phone,- Rainbow girls, we 5 . . . likes: being engaged, love, marriage, children . . . dislikes: rude people, getting up in the morning, rainy days . . . pet peeve: not getting what I want, or who I wantl . . . future plans: marriage. STEPHEN D. WAYNE 266 Maple Avenue 93 SUSAN IRENE WAYNE 37 laydon Avenue blonde, blue eyes, quiet . . . horseback riding, hiking; 4H, Pep Club, Latin Club . . . likes-, horses, Nashville, Tennessee, New Hampshire (mountains) . . dislikes: 6:30 a.m., waiting, saying goodbye . . . pet peeve: people talking to me when I'm trying to study . . . future plans: to become a veterinarian. SHAREN WESTIN 7 Roarko Road See more glass, some of us are not bananafish . . . some of us would have admitted watching your two perfectly normal feet ... so you really didn't have to go . . . (addressed by me to J. D. Salinger through Seymour Glass). Each of us contained the power not only LLOYD J. WHALEN 11 Upper State Street ROBIN ANN WILKER 1 Belvedere Road He lives double who also enjoys the past. — Marcus Martial MERYL LYNN WILMONT 14 Bowling Green Drive Bunny . . . You've got to be kidding. . . . chubby, stubborn, full of fun . . . bike ride, baseball and tackle with the boys, swim, ski, experiment; Basketball Club, field hockey, baseball, tennis . . . likes: boys' clothes, cars, a certain boy . . . dislikes: Amerian cars, hippies, dentists . . . pet peeve: someone laughing while you are telling them something . . . future plans: college and nursing. GARY WOLF WILSON 262 State Street blonde, 6', friendly . . . Oh ma ma, my gory. . . . hunting, fishing in Maine, crib-bage . . . likes: drag races, snowmobiles, girls . . . dislikes: cheese, doctors, spiders . . . future plans: University of Maine, to become a forest ranger. to adjust to that outside world, PAUL THOMAS WOYTOWICH 15 Curtis Court Wino . . . brown hair, brown eyes, short . . . None of your business. . . . Cross Country Team; bowling . . . likes: Chevies, gambling . . . dislikes: homework, school lunches . . . future plans: building own business . . . What you can leave for tomorrow, don't do today. KENNETH WU 6 Red Brick Lane quiet, friendly, studious . . . What's up? . . . fishing, watching sporting events, chess . . likes: Green Bay Packers, listening to radio, pay day . . . dislikes: conceited people, prejudice, having to get up in the morning . . . pet peeve: people who leave doors open . . . future plans: college. 95 JOE J. ZARBO 27 Laura Lane Greek . . . Wow!! look at ♦hat one. . . . shy, brown eyes, friendly . . . writing to a girl in Va., hanging around Mac's . . . likes: female legs . . . dislikes: two-faced people . . . future plans: to become a cop. EDWARD A. ZAWACKI, JR. 8 Drazen Drive Dance, it's the story of my life. Camera Shy ROBERT STANLEY ANDERSON Why not change your uniform? This is not the land of milk and honey. This is the place where people sell their souls out for money. And you know they do. Good luck kids. DARRELL CHAPNICK 2 Primrose Street The result of a hypersensi-♦ively critical observation of my present social environment is simply this: The perverted sickness of your thoughts causes me to both laugh and cry inside realizing that you'll make it in society. I won't. Such a shame. Goodbye, vegetables. THEREFORE you don't even need the Bohn's and Doghouse's parking lots. Not even the prom. KIE WILLIAM DAVIS 154 State Street tall, thin, sly . . . Chinge su modre caballeron! . . . drag racing, sports; Demolay . . . likes: Roadrunners, girls, Vermont . . . dislikes: school cafeteria. Fords, mixed-up boyfriends . . . pet peeve: rainy weekends . . . future plans: to work in his father's business. ROSANNE BURNETTE DELLA ROCCA 100 Spring Road Rose . . . dark brown hair, brown eyes, talkative . . . I guess so. . . . Usherette, sewing, tennis . . . likes: children, motorcycles, animals, stock car races . . . dislikes: winter, rainy days, school . . . pet peeve: conceited people , . . future plans: to get married and have children. ANNA MARINO 297 Quinnipiac Avenue worked in a bookstore for a year . . . likes: a certain boy, Thursdays, motorcycles . . . dislikes: students, teachers, classes . . . future plans: housewife and mother. but also, the power to change that world. Lynn Wilcox Joe Pepe Secretary Vice President Annette Rosano President (missing) Sheila Connell Marcia Lincoln Debra Sawicki Sharon Diglio Maureen Hogan Lynne Wilcox Donna Simone Mary Hopperstad Christine Buchanan 100 Sylvia Petriccione Roseann Marsico Marian Ornato Debra Williams Bernadette Lucibello Sandra Thees Jacquelin Gawrych Sandra Noonan Debra Kye Nancy Roth Patricia Martine Lore Battis Arleen Petrillo Patricia Balletto Karen Piscitelli Alicia Fleming Vicki Grzybowski 102 Tim Connellan Richard Cocchiaro Daniel Murphy David Koczak Stephen Kosinski Alicia Fleming Anthony LaVorgna Rosemary Esposito Dominick Prodoti Annette Rosano Carl Bonaldo Jonathan Brenner Frederick Apuzzo Deborah Manley Noreen Caneschi Janice Mercuri Nancy Warfield Barbara Dunham Patrice McGuire Susan Karako Waffa Karas 105 LISA CRETELLA, Secretary; TONY DIVERNIERO, Vice-President; RICKY FROST, President (Missing) SARAH ALSDORF Class Advisor JAMES COLLINS Class Advisor 106 Top L-R: Raymond Frigon Myles Melillo Janet Carafeno Richard Palumbo Mimi Clarke Elissa Gentile Mary Lou Fers Rosalie Diverniero Robin Oertel Patricia Nolan Anthony Sequino Ellen Jermine Frederick Kelly Ruth Schlesinger Maryann Costanzo Joseph Karas Lisa Cretella Anthony Diverniero Peter Parisi bottom L-R Lynn O'Keefe Lisa Gormley Toni Pallatto Thomas Mullen Bernadette Maiocco John Troiano David Ciercierski James Lehane Anthony Sequino Scott Fischer Alyce Cognetta 107 Top L-R: Myles Melillo Anthony Valentino Stanley Walton Joseph Karas Todd Carr James Delucia Bottom L-R: Peter Diamantini James Drury David Hansell Rick Diamantini Thomas Mullen David Carrano Frederick Taylor Anthony Sequino Richard Balzano Peter Griffin Robert Abeltin John Troiano Jerry Piscitelli 108 Donna DeFabio Elaine Colomonico Elizabeth Pfeiffer Janice Vinci Barbara Rosadini Anita Meyer Lynn Olson Sharon Marra Donna Lederle 110 Cheryl Melillo Pamela Matthews Edye Capobianco Donna Jones Cathy Cangiano Susan Freije Nancy Clement Terri Katzman Seated: Mary Jane Johnson Pamela Barry Janice Gherlone Marcia Clarke Doreen Frost Karen Funk Kim Wrzosek Richard Beach Charles Swartzwelder Russell Dorgan Barry Smith Thomas Muir Deborah Devlin Pamela Annunziata 2nd row: Stephen Dest Gary Dougan David Blakesiee Andrew Biancur Denise DeMorro 112 113 Carol Grignano Rhonda Frione Elizabeth Funaro Ruth Izokaitis Wendy Ford Elizabeth Guadagno Barbara Bayus Seated: Stephen Dest Robert Hutchinson Dawn Germain 114 Russell Dorgan George Dippold Deborah Heath Deborah Devlin Denise DeMorro Valerie Manemeit Carol Cappella Richard Beach Charles Swartzwelder ground: Charlotte D'Agostino James Genovese Kathleen Pohlman Deborah Miller Madeline Randall Pamela Annunziata Gary Dougan tree: Stephen Dest David Blakeslee 115 Camila Bryce President Ruth Gould Vice President Laurie Hart Secretary Michael Ross Treasurer Mr. Michael DiBella Class Advisor David Goduti, Robert Hamel, Francis lesieur, Peter Griffin, Karl Battick Michael Kiernan Susan Maiocco David Goduti Deborah Hallberg Kim Marshall Patricia Florio Kathleen Keefe Deborah Ponzo Susan Vuolo Wendy Gordon Diane Williams Lisa Altieri 117 Pamela Dunn Jane Barber Adrienne Clark Ruthie Gould Camila Brice Henry Thompson Mary Mansfield Karl Battick Pasquale Criscio Clifford Midwood Robert Hamel Becky Bailey Denise Massini Denise Mastrianni 119 Sara Thompson Maria Lane Gaii Corriveau Susan Colrus Kyle Fiorentino Lynn Fonda Gary Osborne Elizabeth Frione Joanne Blakeslee Debra Giovanelli Deborah Hallberg Patricia Florio Diane Williams Kim Marshall Susan Vuolo Nancy DeVivo Maureen Glynn Joann Vuolo Kathleen Chaplin 121 Ann Marie McCafFerty Michele Maisano Kim JafFe Patricia Ruocco Laurie Hart Rhonda Nutile Nancy Mendillo Pamela Kinsella James Ford Marjorie Yudkin Ralph Urban Jonathon Grunt Joseph Burns Cheryl Bertolini Kirt Barker Michael Ross 122 Paula Alpert Dorothy Smith Sarah Carpenter Jane Barber Sally Buemi Pasquale Criscio Nancy Kahn Susan Possidente Robert Hamel Victoria Luce Cheryl Tate Ruthie Gould Karl Battick Joseph Damato Kimberly Carr Joseph Geremia Virginia Jones Deborah Stefanowski Mark Genovese Michael Astorino Seated: Lisa Guarino Pamela Dunn Camila Bryce 123 Self-realization No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. 125 As the golden thread of knowledge Weaves a path into the light We will alivays carry with us Memories of maroon and white. BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Mr. Richard Bell, Mr. Edward Morrissey, Mr. John Lynch, Mr. William Ferner, Mr. Eugene Rosadino, Seated: Mrs. Phyllis Esposito, Mrs. Jean Nelbach, Mrs. Helen Guzzio, Mrs. Marie Buller. 126 The present belonged to our elders, MR. E. ROBERT FINNEGAN Assistant Principal MR. RICHARD BURRER Principal but the future belonged to ns. 128 MR. DOMINIC MASCAGNA Assistant Principal MR. MARVYN JAFFE Assistant Principal MR. ROBERT THOMPSON Assistant Principal MR. CLARKE ROCKWELL Assistant Principal FRANK GENTILE Department Chairman GERALD ROBBINS STEPHEN DILLON LOUIS CAVALIERE FRED SCIMONE MARY BATROW JAMES COLLINS SCIENCE DESBINA ZAHARIADES JAMES HUMPHREY BERNICE DELLERT LAWRENCE BENCIVENGO DONALD DELOGE ALBERT PESTICCI The beauty of the universe was made manifest to us. We were f illed with the desire to unravel the secrets of nature. MARK RICKART TIMOTHY CONNELL 131 JAMES CAUDLE Department Chairman We attempted to capture the experiences of a moment. We blended various colors, shapes, and textures together in order to portray our innermost expressions. PHILIP WILKER INGRID WALKER 132 LAWRENCE KILBOURNE ENGLISH WILLIAM CLARK Department Chairman SUSAN SHERMAN CHARLES SAMBERG VIOLA TITUS LOIS HASELTINE DONALD SIMENS ROBERT CIPU MARGARET FITZGIBBON 133 TERESA RUFFOLO Our bauds reached out toward each other. Iu that infinitesimal second of our meeting, we found that our minds touched and exchanged the secrets of our being. 134 JEAN TRESCOTT SARAH ALSDORF DONNA TRIPP PAUL MERMIN JANE HOLT JANE LEE JANET KUEHN KENNETH WRIGHT RAYMOND BROWN PRISCILLA JOHNSON Department Chairman JOHN KEOUGH ANTHONY DE LUCIA 136 ROBERT DODDS WILLIAM CARUTH PAUL YASHENKO Together we journeyed through the chambers of antiquity. While our minds touched the phantoms of the past, our hearts greeted the waking moments of the future. w; ;i f ' 137 FRANK MC MAHON STEPHEN JENNINGS EDWIN DUDLEY Department Chairman MICHAEL LUTHER ABBY TANNENBAUM MARY PATCH 138 GLEN DEAN ERVIN BARTLEY FRANK ARCHANGELO We jo and that we contained within ns the power to solve those problems we had once thought unanswerable. HELEN GOLD JAMES KENNEY INDUSTRIAL ARTS RALPH THROCKMORTON WAITER MORRIS We transformed the crude materials of the earth into the polished implements of technology. However, we found that our hands could only transform matter and could not create it. ROBERT MERCURI Department Chairman JOHN BISCHOFF 140 THOMAS HERRSCHER JOHN SCHATZLEIN KENNETH WHEELER PALMER MC WEENEY ANTHONY ANTONELLI ALLEN BRADANINI PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT MEENEGHAN Department Chairman We developed the strength necessary to place ourselves in harmony with the earth, and in harmony with ourselves. ANTONIO ACETO 142 LAUREN ANDERSON EDNA URBANSKI 143 MICHAEL VANACORE BUSINESS JOHN NIGRO Department Chairman ALAN REED We mastered the complex machinery of technology, yet we were unable to control the intricate mechanisms of our own minds. JUDITH WILLIAMS ANNIE MAE MATTHEWS 144 MICHAEL Dl BELLA CHERYL ARCHER Business Student Teachers MISS FLYNN MR. BEVEIDGE MISS MUZIO ANN PALMIERI WILLIAM BURRILL LU o SALLY CASPER Department Chairman ROBERT CAYER GAIL SOLANO MARIE PANAGROSSI DEBORAH ABRAMS We learned to appreciate other times and cultures; to understand other peoples by learning their tongues and following their thoughts. 146 REBECCA SATTERIEE DIANE ONDUSKY RAFAEL PAPA JEAN-MARC HEBERT CARLA MELENDY MARILYN MORRIS RENEE GLASSNER Department Chairman We learned to nourish our bodies, and found that our hunger had no end. We arrayed ourselves in flowing robes, only to discover that our real beauty lay within. COZETTE SANDERSON TRINA HARRIS HELEN YU10 ALEX WINSCO Department Chairman MARJORIE SHERMAN MUSIC SHERRON ADRIAN Our hearts resounded the heartbeat of the daivn. Our souls yearned to embrace the soul of mankind, the song of the universe. GUIDANCE PAUL STODDARD Department Chairman JOSEPH MURRAY EDNA BURT ANDREW HUBENY MANUEL OLIVEIRA BERTHA ALLEN INGRID ROSENBERG PAM MANZI At times, we stumbled along the road of reality, and we felt utterly alone and lost. Then a firm band would grasp ours and steady ns on our feet; and we would continue along the road. ROBERT WATSON WILLIAM O'BRIEN MARGARET HENDERSON SPECIAL EDUCATION MARY TYRRELL NURSES ROSE SILVESTRO ANN MANSFIELD LIBRARY LOUISE BEARSE KATHRYN LUND ROSEMARY BOWLER ROBERT HORN MILDRED BOELL MARY CESTARO 154 JAMES LENGLE JEAN ABLETON NATALIE BROWN SHIRLEY LUSCOMB STANLEY LOZOWSKI A.V. Director ETHEL MASSEY CANAS NCUBE JEAN MEENEGHAN A.V. Secretary (missing) 155 SECRETARIES LUCILLE GUARNIERI MARY BIRDSALL RITA HASTINGS EAST CAMPUS Agnes Smith Edel Silengo Loetta Sullivan Anna Arendt Anthony Mrovec Laura Smith Martha Scneider (missing) Carrie Eckert WEST CAMPUS Anita Spinosa Edna Johnson Ella Walker Rafael Papa Kaye Colomonieo Frances De Fabio Barbara Flood (missing) Peg Shia 158 EAST CAMPUS Mickey Ferrara Julius Viscio Frank Langan Robert Porter Gabe Cognetta Al Kovaleski 159 You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. ... It is well to give when asked, but it is better to give unasked, through understanding. SENIOR VARSITY LETTERMEN Gerry Cocchiaro HOUSATONIC LEAGUE FOOTBALL CHAMPS 1970 Steve Matthew Rich Gates Kurt Carr Mark Kennedy Mike Roche Jim Griffin Dave DePalma Co-Captain John Clarke crushes East Haven runner. North Haven Defense on the move. Typical after touchdown scene on North Haven sideline. North Haven line downfield to cover punt. Mark Kennedy and Jim Lyon open up a hole for Brad Vanacore. 164 Kurt Carr and Bob LeQuire bury Easty. All-State John Clarke rushing through defense. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st row — Co-Captains Jim Lyon and John Clarke. 2nd row — Kurt Carr, Floyd Huckaby, Gerry Cocchiaro, Jim Griffin, Walt Jacobson, Bob LeQuire, Mike Roche, Steve Matthew, Rich Gates, Brian Brozek, Dave DePalma. 3rd row — Tony Elia, Jack Flynn, Dave Fonda, Kim Meeneghan, Steve Kesses, Brad Vanacore, Florie Lombardi, Nick DeLucia, Tim Connellan, John Giordano. 4th row — Phil Ferriola, Chuck Jensen, Miles Mellilo, Frank Arciola, Dave Sledgeona, Tony Sequino, Tom Drury, Rich Cocchiaro, Fred Taylor, Kevin Gormley, Rich Tozzo. 5th row — Fritz Kelly, Paul Fitzmaurice, Tom Chiari, Kevin Grady, Jim DeLucia, Dave Carrano, Bob Abeltin, Rich Palumbo. 6th row — Coach Mauro Suraci, Coach Tony Aceto, Pete Della Selva, Todd Carr, Steve Amarante, Tom Mullen, Chris Migliaro, Paul Koval, Doug Pepe, Head Coach Mike Vanacore. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 1st row — Karl Battick, John Manemeit, Paul Tippet, Phil Sibiga, Bernard DePalma, Mark Genovese, Len Ricciardelli, Rich Allen, Mike Signore, Paul Juliano. 2nd row — John Artaiz, Dave Goduti, Dave Coffey, Mike Astorino, Cary Taft, Tom Robinson, Kirt Barker, Steve Raccio, Steve Celmar, Frank Lesieur. 3rd row — Mr. Gilbride, Peter Griffin, Mike Matarese, Mel Boykin, Joe Geremia, Les Gingell, Ernie Oglesby, Henry Sweeney, Mark Arciuolo, Cliff Midwood, Mr. DeMayo. 165 RUSHING YDS PER PLAYER GM CARRIES YDS CAR Fonda 9 116 634 5.5 Kesses 8 114 615 5.4 Flynn 9 46 303 6.6 Vanacore 9 39 65 1.9 Matthew 8 23 115 5.0 Roche 9 9 81 9.0 Lombardi 9 5 23 4.6 DePalma 8 1 1 1.0 Clarice 8 3 4 1.3 Gormley 7 3—9 Taylor 11 2 2.0 Pepe 1 1 1 1.0 Team 9 361 1858 5.1 PASSING PLAYER PA PC YGP PHI PASS % Vanacore 167 83 1289 7 14 49.8 Gormley 6 1 14 0 0 17 Kesses 3 0 0 1 0 Matthew 2 0 0 0 0 Team 178 84 1303 8 14 47.2 PASS RECEIVING PLAYER Clarke Matthew Menneghan Kesses Flynn Fonda Connellan Roche Team H0USAT0NIC LEAGUE FOOTBALL CHAMPS 1970 SCORING PLAYER Clarke Fonda Kesses Flynn Vanacore Roche TD PAT-1 PAT-2 TOTAL PLAYER Gates Matthew Connellan DePalma Meeneghan Team TD PAT-1 PAT-2 TOTAL  Steve Kesses fights for yardage. North Haven sidelines. Floyd Cat Huckaby blocks Hamden pass. Huckaby, Cocchiaro, and Griffin in the North Haven lineup. Coach Aceto on the sidelines. 167 VARSITY SOCCER 1st Row — Captains Tom Rickart and Gary Pallman. 2nd Row zel. 4th Row — Coach Janush, Pete Delorenzo, Rich Luscomb, — Dave Clarke, Bob Lewis, Joe Pepe, Paul Ostrander. 3rd Row Bill Schwartz, Steve Patch. — Dave Green, John Crocco, Dan Lerman, Bob Derrico, Bill Ben- J. V. SOCCER 1st Row — Mike Ross, Tony Volpe, George Tyrell, Dave McLel- ster. 3rd Row — Ken Tate, Tom Alexander, Steve Nadeau, Jim Ian, Steve DePillo. 2nd Row — Coach Griffin, Pete Benda, Eric Rotondo, Tony Awtonomow, Bob Day. Aaboe, Steve Markiewicz, Mark DiNello, Manager Bill Web- Duh, coach, which foot does this one go on? My bladder's killing me. Rich Gates shows fine running form. And to think I was doing you all a favor by getting St. Mary's. Bogie Roi Pallman takes a water break. 172 Practice! Practice! Practice! NYAAHI Front row L to R—Cheryl Tondalo, Pot Ryan, Karen Johnson, Rosemary Rennicke, Mary Center, Darcy Costello, Susan Baptie. Back row L to R — Rosemary lovieno, Maria Lane, Barb Dunham, Jackie Cippollini, Linda Holcomb, Sylvia Borelli, Marge Center, Coach Betsy Gilmartin. FIELD HOCKEY 173 Top row — Sylvia Petriccione, Pam Barry, Cheryl Melillo, Roberta Dinerstein, Cathy Cangiano, Linda Prunier. Bottom row — Andrea Proto, MaryAnn DeToro, Nancy Armstrong, Carole Cangiano, Rosalie D'Amato. Advisor, Jane Stevens. 174 Roberta Dinerstein and Rosalie D'Amato at attention. CHEERLEADERS Adrienne MacDonald, Paula Riggi, Sue Jeannotte, Jan Bauer, Jan Mercuri, Annie Valentino, Mary Vegliante, Bev Barton, Anita McManus, Sue Semline, Colleen Sanford, Debbie DiNuzzo, Captain. LATIN CLUB Sally Casper, Advisor Latin Club is co-curricular. All Latin students are members and may participate in any group activities. Last April 41 students spent a week in Rome studying the antiquities and learning some Italian. We also traveled to Pompeii. This year our favorite pastime is grave stone rubbing—with emphasis on Latin inscriptions. Students have rubbed in New Haven, Durham, Southington, and Massachusetts. Plans for the spring include a Roman Banquet. 176 PEP CLUB lito Crttallo Ellen Jormino Judy Benjamin Jon Vinci Ann Donato Geraly Colovolpe Pam Provatoli Mary Vollo Sue Freije Nancy Clement Mary Lou Pert Terry Katzman Cheryl Black Bunny Maioco Treasurer Colleen Kietlich Audrey Deckert Carol Girard Janite Feore Joonne Giannotti Denise Mostroianni Mary Jean luppi Ann McCafferty Regina Vallone Carol Lunz Becky Doiley Cheryl Berfolini Leigh Esparo Michele Maisano Sandy Theet Sue Cavana Janet Coppa Almerinda Cornlello Joanne Angelucci Sheila Connell Nancy Warfield Mary Giannotti Lynne Wilcox Secretory Debbie Signore Vice-President Frances Cozzolino President Annie Mae Matthews. Advisor Our team is great! Hustle! Fight! Kill 'em! What side do we sit on? — Those crummy bleachers? More posters? What time does the bus leave?—It's a home game — stupid! Do you want to buy a program — Please? A sprinkle of Spirit, a lot of Pep, a handful of fun and a little bit of love for NHHS — That's Pep Club. 177 TORCH TORCH ... we have II pages ... We'll opaque it out ... hiding from the janitors at 10:30 PM . . . bugging Mr. Schatzlein and Mrs. Sherman . . . begging for articles . . . deadlines . . . extensions? . . . TORCH room . . . Who's typing? . . . meetings with Mr. Burrer . . . Goldilocks . . . Mod no. 9 room ... Is TORCH free? ... They're available at your friendly resource center . . . What do you mean that's been cut out? ... digression ... Mr. Schatzlein, we have a problem! . . . What do you mean Karen's in the folding machine? . . . cutting classes . . . Bob, the dark room's open! ... Get those pictures done ... Dear May ... 178 Sheila Taylor Pat Braley Judy Mansfield Jeanne Reardon Irene LeNoir Janet Kleszy Susan Heeran Bruce Stone Thomas Heeran Pam Millikan Cathy Herzenberg LIBRARY CLUB Louise Bearse, Advisor Library Club members contribute many volunteer hours of service by helping at the circulation desk, shelving books, making displays, and by being generally helpful to other students who need direction in the library. Responsibilities vary somewhat at each campus. The assistance of the club members is greatly appreciated by all the librarians. Margaret Blakeslee Lynn Speranza Denise Colvano Diane Vanacore Susan Blanchard Donald Dziamalek Ralph Caiazza Janet Coppa Debbie Eliseo Marie DeMatties Koreen Gagliardi Debbie Belbusti Carol Labagnara Filiz Kip 179 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Distributive Education is a course of study concerned with training future business leaders in the field of marketing and distribution. This course covers the areas of merchandising, retailing, salesmanship, and marketing. Danny Murphy President Brian Carpenter Vice-President Corky McManus Secretary Tom White Treasurer Audrey Melillo Parliamentarian Doreen DeMorro Reporter Richard Charbonneau Kathy Connell Barb Pantani Linda Della Camera Bev Torre Gail Romano JoAnn Vincent John McKenna Mike Wilson Patty Lines Tony LaVorgna Rich Ferraro Lorraine Franco Patty Glynn Linda Sicignano Roger Singer Toni Fitch Nancy Gordon Walt Dady Patty Schutz OISTRIBUTIVi - EDUCATION CAMPUS STORE Michael Dibella Advisor  The Campus Store is set up to handle the daily supplies of th students. Danny Murphy Barbara Pantani Doreen DeMorro Rich Charbonneau MARCHING BAND Alex Winsco, Advisor The Marching Band appears at all home football games. In addition to lending support to our team by playing in the stands, the band presents entertainment at half-time. This fall the Marching Band took part in the town's tercentenary celebration. This spring the Marching Band will participate in the Memorial Day parade as it does every year. Ray Jordan Robert Frame John Russo Brian Mahoney Bill Connolly Cindy Miller Jerry Connolly Bill Sheffield Elise Swingler Kerry Coon Kevin Coon Scott Fessler Kathy McGlynn Judy Mansfield Jeff Armstrong Steve Gangi Paul Tippet Drew Pfeirman Ray Landry Florence Smith Martha Borkowski Kim Whipple Mark Arciuolo Lori Westin John Cavadini Judy Anderson Susan Freije Ned Grayeb Cathy Bechir Sharon Gibbs Mary Strell Sue Brancato Walt Wallof Peter Neri Nancy Warfield John Balletto Robert Ford Martha Beckwith Susan Hoyt Henry Tiedemann Joe Pepe Donna Scaramella Larry Gall Edward Morcaldi Garry Popolizio Robert Haag Lee Munson 181 ENGLISH BOOKROOM Clara Gyorgyey, Advisor Jim Dauria Dennis Dietrich Fran Fassler Jan Gosselin Greta Gustafson Rosemary Rennicke Sue Richey Jane Ryan Bill Schwartz Moira Shannon Sue St. John Carol Sutherland Sharon Westin Don Wood Work in the Bookroom itself usually takes one to three mods out of a student's weekly free time. While the student is in the Bookroom it is open for teachers' use either to sign out or return books used by various classes. The students record these exchanges. At the beginning and the end of the school year an inventory is taken of all books now usable; losses and needs are determined. A. V. CLUB Stanley lozowski. Advisor The Audio-Visual Club gives its members a chance to express themselves creatively in film and sound. Several members teach mini-courses to students on a free-time basis and offer programs such as: film making, tape-slide program production, and developing and enlarging. Ed Eckert — President Bob Haag — Vice-President Tod Gangler — (In Tod We Trust) Steve Gangi — Secretary Rufus Seder — Berkeley Correspondent Abe Yale — Visual Coordinator Bill Amato — Lighting Director Bernie Possidente — Sound Director Barbara Entman Joe Russo Photography Consultants Diane Schenarts Kergan Thomann — Video Consultant Howard Hankin —West Campus Michael Hankin — West Campus 182 SPANISH CLUB Renee Glossner, Advisor OFFICERS President - Bob lamonaca Vice-President - Diane Vanacore Spanish Club consists of about 25 students, juniors and seniors. Meetings are every other Wednesday and discussions range from a lecture on Peru by Miss Morris to Spanish films and filmstrips. Our Christmas dinner was a success with the main course, paella, (Spain's national meal),made by the Spanish Club. BONFIRE DANCE 186 Dennis Swanson BASKETBALL Floyd Huckaby SENIOR VARSITY LETTERMEN John Clarke Steve Matthew N.H.H.S. 33 Lyman Hall 47 45 Shelton 33 36 West Haven 38 47 Mercy 18 28 St. Mary's 36 33 No. Branford 26 39 Cheshire 30 33 East Lyme 57 44 Amity 61 37 Branford Season 4-6 League 2-3 39 John Clarke going up strong. Tony Elia shoots over two defenders. 189 Dan Murphy driving in hard for a lay-up. Varsity — 1st row L to R — Co-Captain Steve Matthew, John Clarke. 2nd row — Manager Joe Cipollini, Tony Elia, John Cipollini, Dave Johnson, Dennis Swanson, Floyd Huckaby, Dom Prodoti, Manager Phil Ferraivolo, Coach Tim Connell. J.V. Standing L to R—Coach Gilbride, Joe Sibiga, Dave Sledziona, Stanley Tate, Fred learned, Todd Carr, Tony Valentino. Front row — Tom Cliari, Tom Mullen, Fred Taylor, John Vigliotti, Jack Kramer. 190 Freshmen — Front row L to R - Robert Derrico, James Ford, Peter Benda, John Frei, John Grunt, Ernest Ogelsby, Stephen Wu, Bernie DePalma, Anthony Volpe. Back row — David Auman, Michael Astorino, Michael Korwek, Michael Materese, Ralph Chieffo, Kevin Gray, Melvin Boykin, Bruce Demora, John Russo, Kirt Barker, David Ostrander, William Connolly, Coach Stuart Grove. Missing from photo, James Rotondo. N.H.H.S. 34 Notre Dame 60 29 Fitch 66 36 Hamden 59 33 Wilby 62 35 Crosby 60 68 Hillhouse 27 58 Lee 37 49 New London 46 62 Wilbur Cross 33 25 Naugatuck 70 36 West Haven 59 66 Derby 29 64 Seymour 30 51 East Haven 44 47 Lyman Hall 48 47 Amity 48 50 Norwich 45 50 St. Bernard 45 Sitting: L to R — B. Lewis, B. Reynolds, M. Mulvaney, J. Burns, D. Lewis, F. Mayer, M. Keehan, Kneeling: P. Ostrander, E. Halkovetz, T. Murray, P. Gabriel, T. DiVerniero, B. Mulvaney, S. Planz, B. Voss, Coach John Keough, Standing: R. Oertel, C. Lofberg, C. Chapman, B. Rohloff, captain D. Olney, B. Lofberg, M. Gelinas, T. Antonomon, G. Gorman, D. Mascitelli. 192 Andrea Proto, Mary Ann DeToro, Nancy Armstrong, Rosalie D'Amato, Carole Cangiano. BASKETBALL SPIRIT Colleen Sanford and Debbie DiNuzzo performing a mount. 194 Janis Bauer and Mary Vegliante giving the victory sign. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Sylvia Borelli tettinq it up. First row - Mary Center, Dottie Reynolds, Rosemary lovieno. Sue Brancato, Joan Derrico, Janis Cretella. Second row — Cheryl Tondalo, Ann Marie Tyrrell, Karen McLeod, Pat Ryan, Pat Scalia, Sue Abbott, Mary Strell, Val Paulus, Marge Center, Sylvia Borelli, Karen Mally, Coach Betsy Gilmartin. N.H.H.S. 0 West Haven 1 Branford 1 Cheshire 1 Milford 0 West Haven 1 Branford 0 Maloney 0 Lyman Hall Marge Center and Karen McLeod both go up high. twrt Left to right: Mimi Clark Karen Girard Barbara Pierce Lee Buckland Mary Jean Luppi Priscilla Barnett Ann McCafferty Marian Kulick (Captain) Coach Marilyn Grenon Chris Buchanan Ginger Heath Lynn Vanacore Denise Messini Cindy Greenwald GYMNASTICS N.H.H.S Opponents 79.4 Waterford 73.3 62.2 Hamden 59.9 69 Southington 38 58 East Lyme 61 69 Wethersfield 47 68.9 Darien 69 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front row — Pot Scalia, Jan Parisella. Second row — Mary Center, Debbie Delehant, Sue McGrath, Donna Moras, Lisa Cognetta, Rose mary lovieno. Third row — Ruth Schlesinger, Lisa Cretella, Liz Barnett, Cheryl Tondalo, Marge Center, Lisa Gentile, Nancy Kotchian. Fourth row — Lisa Altieri, Jackie Cipollini, Linda Holcomb, Mary Loveless, Coach Lauren Anderson. STATISTICS N.H.H.S. Opponents 33 Lyman Hall 47 45 Shelton 33 36 West Haven 38 47 Mercy 18 28 St. Mary's 36 33 No. Branford 26 39 Cheshire 30 33 East Lyme 57 44 Amity 61 37 Branford 39 Jackie CipoMini fighting for the ball. Lisa Cognetta passing off to Sue McGrath . Marge Center, Mary Center, and Nancy Kotchian enjoying the game. Denise Moras jumping high. EAST CAMPUS CHORUS Marjorie Sherman, Conductor 1st row L to R — Maria Ballin, Lynne Leopold, Diane Vanacore, Sarah Jones, Debbie Golden, Joan Cavanna, Eileen Gagnon, Joe Urban, Mary Ludovico, Diane Raccio, Martha Ross. 2nd row — Carla Damm, Donna Baldino, Marjorie Day, Allen Ciociola, Denise Barney, David Clarke, Cathy Vinci, Janet Cassella. 3rd row —■ Valerie Cooper, Marsha Gusenburg, Karen McLeod, Gerry Cocchiaro, Gary Havens, William Benzel, William Schwartz, John Cavadinl, John Balletto, Jo- Ann Williams, Annalee Jacunski, Claudia Allen, Carole Cangiano. 4th row — Joanne Hermann, Michelle Guertin, Nancy Thomas, Loretta Sarro, Bob Lamonica, Ken Tate, Dennis Dietrich, Bruce McGalliard, Sue Jeannotte, Paula Diamantini, Anne Aaboe, Jan Gosselin, Karen Piscitelli, Diane Rotondo. The East Campus Chorus is a group for mixed voices performing literature from all styles of music. In conjunction with the orchestra, the chorus performs a major work at Christmas. Other programs include a Spring Concert, Junior High Concert, and occasionally an exchange concert. 200 TRIPLE QUARTET , e d Marjorie Sherman, Conductor Sarah Jones — sop. Diane Rotondo — alto John Cavadini — bass Mary Ludovico — alto Denise Barney — tenor Ken Tate — bass Michelle Guertin — sop. William Schwartz — tenor Melanie Cognetta — alto William Benzel — bass Marjorie Day — sop. David Clarke — tenor The Triple Quartet consists of twelve selected members from the Chorus. This group performs literature of a more difficult nature specifically designed for small ensembles. The T.Q. performs in the Christmas, Spring and Chamber Concerts. The group is also engaged in mod performances and community programs. DANCE BAND Alex Winsco, Conductor The style of music played by the Dance Band ranges from Glen Miller to the latest rock sounds. The twenty-member band performs in the spring with the Concert Band. Besides the Spring Concert, the Dance Band performs in various community programs. SAX David Enson Bob Lewis Frank Arciuolo Joe Pepe Mark Arciuolo Henry Tiedemann Mr. Winsco TRUMPET Rich Cocchiaro Scott Fessler Rich Ostfeld Paul Tippet TROMBONE Gerry Cocchiaro Lee Munson Mike Ross Peter Simon PIANO Ken Tate STRING BASS John Cavadini DRUMS Paul Neri Waly Wallof Jerry Connelly WEST CAMPUS CHORUS Sherron Adrian, Conductor Marjorie Sherman, Conductor Melanie Cognetta Kerin McCarthy Alyce Cognetta Barbara Andrews Ruth Solnit Felicia Urbanski Ralph Goldsen Kenneth Tate Pam Cutler Adrian Clarke Robert Haag John Cavadini Philip Clark Eileen Gagnon Susan Brancato John Balletto Lori Westin Stanley Tate David Phillips John Gustavson o R C H E S T R A By nature the orchestra is a select organization. String players, so few in number, are highly select at Senior High due to the learning difficulty of the instruments. This organization performs often with the chorus, has a program at the Junior High, and is the major performing group at the Chamber Concert. SKI CLUB The Ski Club makes available to all students the thrill of skiing. Experts and never-before skiers alike ''hit the slopes of Vermont to escape the pressures and the pollution of daily life and just plain ski. Of course, the members lie at the mercy of poverty and warm weather. Praise ULLR, god of snow! Tim Gawron Advisor Bill Schwartz Co-president Sally Kotchian Co-president Erik Aaboe Donna Adams Tom Alexander Dave Alpert Paula Alpert Jeff Armstrong Denise Barbuto Liz Barnett Gary Baylor Barb Bayus Tyler Benson Kathy Brady Mike Buemi Janet Carafa Joanne Carpentier Sue Chaplin Phil Clarke Mimi Clarke Alyce Cognetta Melanie Cognetta Jack Coyle Janis Cretella Lisa Cretella Peter Cretella Jim Dauria Cheryl Davis Bob Day Joan Derrico Patty Eagen Michele Esposito Liz Festa Joanne Foley Nina Forgo Mary Lou Fox Peter Gabriel Eileen Gagnon Kevin Gormley Cindy Hall Butch Hopperstad Neil Hoyt Lauren Hunter Lisa laccarino Dave Johnson Sarah Jones Nancy Kahn Michiko Kakutani Clay Keefe Fritz Kelly Mark Kennedy Mike Kiewra Dan Konopacke Nancy Kotchian Donna Lederle Rich Luscomb Joanne Mancini Judith Mansfield Steve Marinan Sharon Marra Bruce McGalliard Kathy McGlynn Muffet Meyer Brian Mulvaney Mark Mulvaney Maria Muzio Katie O'Brien Lynn Olsen Anne Panagrossi Peter Parisi Joe Pepe Liz Pfeiffer Eric Pfeiffer Drew Pfirrman John Phillips Karen Piscitelli Gary Popolizio Nancy Porto Bernie Possidente Gale Proto Janet Rapuano Christie Rice Mike Ross Ruth Schlesinger Suzanne Semmler Moira Shannon Ricky Sheffield Jim Silverstein Peter Simon Ted Spirakis Phil Spiro Sue St. John Kerry Sullivan Carol Sutherland Felicia Urbanski Brad Vanacore Lynn Vanacore Gretchen Van Buren Barry Voss Kim Wrzosek Jan Zimmermann 20 3 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE William Caruth, Advisor 1971 A.F.S. did everything from taking the town school census, which required 180 volunteers from the student body, to tapping sugar maple trees in early spring. More than 100 people came to this year's Christmas party, including 12 area foreign students, and our own exchange student, M. Mada-lena Rodriques. This year's club, however, was comprised almost wholly of seniors and juniors so we appeal to the lower classes, especially you freshmen, to become active in our international exchange program. John Cavadini President Val Underwood Vice-President Joan Cavanna Secretary Melanie Gangler Secretary Jan Mercuri Treasurer Marge Day David Mascitelli Sandy Fiore Laura Urbano Craig Chapman Pamela Cutler Sue Graef John Flynn Martha Beckwith Nancy Porto Sarah Jones Tom Herrin Karen Brown Lynn Sheppard Ken Tate A.F.S. EXCHANGE STUDENTS Hudson Dos Santos Madalena Rodriques American life becomes an interesting experience when someone comes from Brazil. I come from Goiania, a city located in the heart of Brazil — warm weather, calm life, etc. I've learned a lot from here. I've met all kinds of people, and that helps me to realize once more that despite the different culture and customs, people are basically the same. Spending a year in the U.S. made me understand better why the North and South Americas had different developments. Everything involved in my stay here has been worth learning. 205 MUSIC FESTIVALS Southwest Chorus: Nancy Thomas Sarah Jones Martha Beckwith Pam Weiman Gail Chapman Band: Ray Jordan Gerald Cocchiaro Suzanne Semmler Robin McGalliard Orchestra: Alyce Cognetta Barbara Andrews Ruth Solnit Ken Tate John Cavadini Adrian Clark Southwest and All-Connecticut Music Festivals are sponsored by the Connecticut Music Educator Association. Auditions are held yearly for Southwest. Those students with the highest scores are eligible to audition for the All-Connecticut Festival. All-Eastern participants are chosen from their All-Connecticut scores. This year the All-Eastern Festival was held in Atlantic City, N.J. All-Connecticut Chorus: Diane Rotondo Gail Chapman David Clarke William Schwartz William Benzel Joe Urban Band: Lori Westin David Phillips Scott Fessler John Gustavson Orchestra: Melanie Cognetta Concert Mistress Alyce Cognetta Kenneth Tate Ralph Goldson Pam Cutler 206 Diane Rotondo ALL-EASTERN Orchestra: Melanie Cognetta Alyce Cognetta Chorus: Diane Rotondo 207 Alyce Cognetta Melanie Cognetta LAND OF OZ 211 SIMENS PLAYERS Mr. Donald Simens, originator and director. The Simens Players is a group of very dedicated and hardworking students who, because of an overwhelming and sincere interest in the many phases of dramatic art, present many scenes and one act plays, both original and those by well-known writers, in an effort to bring to the student body the many aspects of an art so necessary to any culture. Debbie Golden Ray Jordan Bonnie Larson Harry Tallon Gloria Muzio Guy Muzio Michele Esposito Joseph Urban Denise Barbuto 213 SENIOR VARSITY LETTERMEN Pete Connolly Steve Matthew Steve Patch Coach DeMoyo Varsity — Front row L to R — Joe Sibiga, Tony LaVorgna, Pete Connolly, Steve Matthew, Dave Fonda, Dave Koczak, Carl Lofberg. 2nd row — Florie Lombardi, Dom Prodoti, Chuck Jensen, Pete DePaola, John Giordano, Dave Ciercierski, Steve Kesses, Bob D'Amico. Top row — Asst. Coach Ed Manjuck, Man ager Phil Ferriaiulo, John Cipollini, Kevin Gormley, Brad Vana-core, Manager Joe Cipollini, Head Coach DeMayo. Junior Varsity - Front row - Pete Diamantini, Tom Mullen, Rich Balzamo, Jim Mutrie. Top row - Coach E. Manjuck, Andy Tom Cmari, John Troiano, Larry Guarnieri, Tony Valentino. Biancur. 2nd row — Tom Capobianco, Rick Diamantini, Rick Lanzetti, life CO CROSS COUNTRY ... Copt. Keith McDermott Tom Murroy George Gormond and Peter Bolash Front row — George Gorman, Mark Mulvaney, Keith McDermott, John Triano, Tom Murray. Back row — Peter Bolash, Bernie Possidente, Jeff Coppola. Jim Lyon shows brute strength. TRACK AND FIELD 71 Gory Pollmon's rocket start. 218 Nick DeLucia puts the shot. Jock Brenner makes his approach. Front row — Phil Marnell, Jerry Jerome, Dan Golino, Jim Gre-go, Dave Duffy, Mike Meeneghan, Jim Abeltin, Chris Bogucki, Bernie Golden, John Grey, Mike Vollero, Dave Holstein, Jim DeBrigita, Bob Meyers. Middle row — Bob Lewis, Tim Connel-lan, Mark Kennedy, Floyd Huckaby, Ken Tate, Jim Lyon, Bill Mangine, Guy Muzio, Gary Pallman, John Clarke, Keith McDermott, Gerry Cocchiaro, Nick DeLucia. Back row — Ben Rapuano, Pete Gabriel, Jim Savo, Eric Pfeiffer, Jack Brenner, Craig Chapman, Pete Bolash, Pete Acampora, Dan Murphy, Rich Tozzo, Paul Klimasewski, Greg Acampora, Kim Menne-ghan. Bob Meyers and Mike Meeneghan, Co-captains. TRACK AND FIELD Front row L to R — Gobrielle Rudzinski, Nancy Armstrong, Becky Grunt, Marian Kulick, Georgiana Bakshys, Kathy Ramadei, Ellen Delehant, Rosemary Rennicke. 2nd row — Mimi Clarke, Lisa Cognetta, Cheryl Tondalo, Sue McGrath, Nancy Kotchian, Ruth Solnit, Ruth Vertanian, Joanne Ca- marota. 3rd row — Coach Lauren Anderson, Judy Brudz, Linda DellaCamera, Rosanne Camerota, Diane Comeau, Donna Jones, Valerie Manemait, Cathy Gilbride. Missing are Pam Cutler, Marge Center, and Mary Canter. Pam Cutler taking the lead. Lisa Cognetta really getting up high. Nancy Kotchian relaxing. N.H.H.S. Opponents 52 So. Conn. State College 55 77 North Branford 38 67 East Lyme 48 61 Roger Ludlowe 54 2 Quadrilateral fWaterford •! Branford 63 17 Meet (Amity 9 CIAC State Championships — North Haven 6th place TENNIS Firs row — Jane Mulligan Hattie Hoyt Cindy Lincoln Cindy Blace Cindy Chapman Sue Odaynik Second row — Coach Edna Urbanski Ruth Schlessinger Margot Estabrook Cindy Greenwald Liz Barnett Donna Tomzyek Sue Semmler TENNIS N.H.H.S Opponents 5 St. Mary's 6 5 Plainville 6 0 Darien 11 0 Staples 11 0 Amity 9 0 New Canaan 9 1 Amity 8 6 St. Mary's 3 8 Pulaski 0 7 Plainville 1 7 Wilton 2 GIRLS SWIM CLUB Edna Urbanski, Janet Horn, Kathy Gritzbach, Advisors Instructional Swimming Donna Buehler Sue Heeran Karen Kiewra Carol Lunz Carol Tiedmann Frances Tirozzi Kim Whipple Carol Birch Cheryl Black Kathy Harple Vanessa Harrington Kim Whitney Mary Grannotti Karen McLeod Life Saving and Water Safety Sharon Gibbs Diane Gritzbach Barbara Notaro Martha Borkowski Debbie Carver Filiz Kip Cheryl Koczak Branda Olson Nancy Warfield Tina Gough 222 Synchronized Swimming Cheryl Bertolini Elaine Brochu Cheryl Davis Joanne Foley Laurie Hart Ann Herzenberg Nancy Johnstone Irene LeNoir Janet Kleszy Nancy Mendillo Pam Millikan Kathy Murphy Felicia Urbanski Marge Yudkln Barbara Bayus Doreen Chapman Donna Jones Rosemary Esposito Alicia Fleming Maria Muzio Annette Rosano Debbie Sawickl Jane Stevens, Advisor Modern Dance Club meets twice a week for five months. Basic body technique is stressed, leading into floor work and locomotive movements. Creativity and choreography are explored with hopes of presenting original works in the spring. MODERN DANCE CLUB Sharon Palmier! Anne Valentino Janet Coppa Almerinda Corniello Roberta Cappetta Susanne Cappetta Mary Ann Vece Valerie Underwood Debbie Belbusti Karen Elliott Maria Muzio Barbara Pantani 223 CONCERT BAND Alex Winsco, Conductor Under the direction of Alex Winsco, the Concert Band allows its members to combine individual competence with the experience of group performances. Performed this year have been works by such varied composers as Bach, Handel, Borodin, Carl Sigman, and Sousa. This basic instrumental group of the school also performed at the Spring Music Festival. 224 AFRO-AMERICAN INTEREST GROUP The Afro-American Interest Group, formerly Speak-Out, functions to raise money for the Martin Luther King Scholarship Fund. Officers — Spokesmen: Sheila Taylor Kenneth Tate Stanley Tate Secretary: Dorothy Smith Treasurer and Advisor: Annie Mae Matthews 225 STRING QUARTET Marjorie Sherman, Advisor Pam Cutler, Ralph Goldsen, Melanie Cognetta, Miss Marjorie Sherman. These four players have been playing together for two years. The String Quartet's music, intimate in nature, serves as a cultural addition to many classes other than music. This group participates in programs within classes, mod performances, in community programs, and the Chamber Concert. BRASS QUINTET Alex Winsco, Conductor Lori Westin, Gerry Cocchiaro, Ray Jordan, Scott Fessler, Rich Cocchiaro. Mr. Dennis Palmer, conducting. The Brass Quintet has participated in many elementary school programs, mod programs, and in many special ceremonies such as the Clintonville School dedication. In addition to these programs the Brass Quintet held a chamber music concert. 226 Lynne Leopold Editor-In-Chief Frank Cafiero Managing Editor Finding an advisor — Rm. 002 — a new filing cabinet — Black and White covers — Polls — Frank and Lynne are the coordinators — What's a coordinator? — Where's the $800? — Is that Rich running alongside the train? — 42nd street — rusty bathtubs — peanut brittle at the Biltmore — onion soup at the Waldorf — But the United Nations is always open — subways and the deli — SACHEM Christmas Buffet — climbing over the hall gate at 11 PM — Creative's Creativity — $3000 in ads! — Don't ask me about TORCH, I'm a SACHEM Editor! — Final payments due — $1.00 interest fee — March 1st deadline!! — Fall delivery?? — 170 left — Why not a class history?? Mary Batrow Advisor Layout Editors Peter Simon Bill Briggs Asst. Layout Editor Bill Schwartz Staff Gloria Muzio Jean Trescott Dawn Tiedmann Advisor 2i0 Literary Editor Kathy McGlynn an Special Photographic Thanks Ken McKrea Photography Editor Terry Simiola Biography Editors Dennis Detrich Michelle Feurher SACHEM STAFFS Academics Mary Parese Sue St. John Advertising Mary Ann Detoro Phil Clarke Duncan Olney Biographies Liz Hornyak Wendy Hawly Beverly Kelsey Valerie Cooper Business Duncan Olney Ray Landry Ned Grayeb Literary Sue Brancato Rosemary Rennicke Jane Ryan Sharen Westin Robin Wilker Kerin McCarthy School Life Jim Reilly « Sports Dan Lerman Jim Lyon Paul Ostrander Nancy Armstrong Colleen Sanford Valerie Shelton Senior Portraits Susan Bergantino Underclassmen Marianne Castanzo Maureen Hogan Patty Kovack Staff Photographers Bill Briggs Gary Pallman Typing Susan Wayne Rosemary Rennicke Laura Urbano 23 X 232 234 THE CLASS OF '71 of NORTH HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL presents ' dVixuana ’ Saturday Evening The Sixteenth of May Nineteen Hundred Seventy From nine to one o'clock Subscription $15.00 L to R — Bob Lequire, Rich Luscomb, Sue Ryan, Andrea Proto; King John Clarke; Queen Melanie Cognetta; Sue Ann Mulligan, lynne Leopold, John Balletto, Kergan Thomann. Good company is conducive to good conversation as revealed in the smiles of Bill Schwartz and Rich Luscomb. Bob Lamonaca and Rich Cocchiaro serving punch and cookies to the guests. The tranquillity bestowed by Nirvana is reflected on the faces of these guests. 235 MODULAR Learning is fundamentally centered around classroom activities. Nancy Armstrong discovers the fetal pig through dissection during a Biology lab. Through instruction in typing techniques, capable students are trained for business. Students patiently anticipate the results of a chem experiment. In his computer science course, Mr. Schlosberg gives personal attention to his future computer programmers. Modular scheduling has increased the opportunity for extra help and more frequent student-teacher conferences. 236 SCHEDULING Students use the extensive facilities in the library and in resource centers during unassigned time. Resource centers provide materials for a more concentrated study in a particular area. Educational tapes and recordings are available in both the Language and Business Resource Centers; also, filmstrips and cartridges can be found in other resource centers. 237 As a result of a federal grant for the arts. North Haven students have had the pleasure of working with such artists-in-residence as Jeff London, sculptor,- Richard Place, filmmaker; Ethridge Knight, poet; and Martin Kuschner, drama director. Jeff London Unassigned time permits students to assemble in small ensembles to practice and develop their particular talents. 238 The flexibility of modular scheduling enables students to choose from a diverse curriculum. Thus there is an opportunity to engage in the study of such a course as Film as Literature. The recently formed Student Action Group (SAG) has introduced several significant new programs. They have instituted mini-courses such as Philosophy of Education, Anthropology, Film Viewing, and Guitar Instruction. In addition, they have invited speakers and have held open forums for the benefit of the student body. 239 240 241 A preview of Graduation 71. iff SffiWOKK cmd( w II • '•  • • «• 'i 0 . v BOVS •;1T‘C0-ID( SIMM l U TUU  I AUCWtV 004 OWN 242 1015432 There's plenty of apple pie left on my moustache in case I get hungry later. Stay in the closet; the pants are almost sewn. Tanguay the Great performs his feats of magic. 246 E. R.F. You could come out now. The cooking class found something else to cook. ITHGIF I'll trade you my Mickey Mouse camera for your Agnew watch. 247 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DENISE BARBUTO Treasurer GERRY COCCHIARO President GLORIA MUZIO Secretary SALLY KOTCHIAN Vice-President 252 SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS MARIE PANAGROSSI We dedicate this book to the two people who have helped us so unselfishly along the way. We find it impossible to express our thanks in words for all you have done for us. You will always be near to our hearts. Remember us always. The Class of '71 ALAN REED 1971 Class Individualists Suffer, sacrifice and love; this is man's nature. With it, individuality won't die. 254 Class Gourmets: Mark Viens and Mary Mangino Class Photographer: Mary Silengo WHO'S WHO Class Artists: Tod Gangler missing: Marion Novicki Accomplished most for class: Harry Tallon and Gloria Muzio Class Scholars: Bill Schwartz and Valerie Underwood 255 Class Humorists: Gary Pallman, Mark Pelliccio, Gerald Cocchiaro, Maria Ballin WHO'S WHO Most Dramatic: Ray Jordan Debbie Golden Industrial Artists: Paul Apuzzo, Noreen Grady Most Class Spirit: Annie Valentino Gerald Cocchiaro Class Photographer: Ken McCrea Class Musicians: Melanie Cognetta John Balletto Class Dancers: Lynne Leopold Ed Zawacki History of the Class of 1971 SACHEM would now like to take the Class of 1971 on a journey into the past. Many changes took place at N.H.H.S. the year we arrived as freshmen. Since Orchard Hill Jr. High was being built, the old junior high became the West Campus of the High School. Modular scheduling was introduced to North Haven during the second semester. Seeking to represent our class several students began campaigning for office. The results of the elections left us with a strong slate of officers with which to begin our high school career. Gary Pallman was elected President, Pat Marcarelli-Vice-President, Gloria Muzio-Secretary, and Mark Pelliccio-Treasurer. Our Class Advisor was Miss Panagrossi. The first social event of our high school years was our semi-formal dance, Purple Haze . We will all remember the excitement as we engaged in decorating for the dance. Our sophomore year was one of renovation and revolution for our class. We began our first full year of modular scheduling. Realizing the inadequacy of student goverment at N.H.H.S. the Class of '71 established its own governing body. This body, known as the Executive Board, consisted of members of our class. The Executive Board made certain decisions, and offered numerous suggestions at weekly meetings. These representatives then made weekly reports to their respective homerooms. The main purpose of this body was to open the line of communication between members of the class and the class officers, who were Harry Tallon, President; Ralph Dauria, Vice-President; Gloria Muzio, Secretary; and Cathy Crossley, Treasurer. Another function of the Executive Board was to formulate social events. The Sophomore Sock Hop occurred on November 22, 1968. The Tri-Power provided the music, which filled the West Campus Gym from 8 to 11 o'clock. Contributing to the success of the dance was the refreshment stand set up in the cafeteria. Members of the Executive Board baked cookies. Our annual Christmas Assembly was originated this year. The morning of Dec. 23, 1968 found the Class of '71 entertaining the West Campus with many humorous skits. Our version of Twas the Night before Christmas and the teacher scene in the cafe highlighted the show. Dancers, singers, and musicians provided more serious entertainment. Was that really Todd Shepard who appeared on stage in his underwear after emerging from the boys' lavatory scene? Barbershop Quartet L to R — Bill Benzel, Bill Schwartz, Dave Clarke, Dennis Dietrich. Seated — Mark Pelliccio. 258 Mr. Dillon extinguishing a fire in boy's lav. The Sophomore Class party was held on April 18r 1969 in the West Campus Gym and Cafe. Certainly we recall the innocent water pistol fight, which progressed to the hurling of buckets of water at students and teachers alike. Flooded corridors and lavs were all part of the aftermath of the party. As the close of another year at N.H.H.S. approached, the Class of '71 engaged in its annual picnic. With Mr. Finnegan as one of the chefs the picnic was a success. Amid watermelon and softball games the weather began to change. Before the evening was over we were notified by the police of tornado warnings. The picnic was moved indoors and the merriment proceeded. 259 Not many students were able to remain dry. Although their clothes were dampened, their spirits remained undaunted. Mr. Finnegan tends the hotdogs as Maria Ballin looks on. Katie O'Brien and Linda Fonteyn preparing refreshments provided by the class. The opening of another school year found the Class of '71 on the move to its new home in the East Campus. It was also a year of change for the administration at N.H.H.S. Our principal. Dr. Rotondo, was named the new Superintendent of Schools in North Haven. Mr. Burrer took over Dr. Rotondo's position at the High School. We held our junior class elections in October. This year the candidates for office were required to make speeches before the entire junior class. The results of these elections were Harry Tallon-President, Sally Kotchian-Vice-President, Gloria Muzio-Secretary, and Denise Barbuto-Treasurer. Our class advisors for this year were Miss Panagrossi and Mr. Reed. Another great event in October of our junior year was the receiving of our class rings from Panikoff. Jewelers. Our annual Christmas Assembly was held on Dec. 23. The show opened with a salute from the Mickey Mouse Club with Bill Benzel as our head mouseketeer. Twigs, potato sacks, and brown leotards clothed the reindeer in the Rudolph scene. The laughter continued with Mark Pelliecio as Mr. Burrer and Miss Batrow and Mr. Scimone as delinquent students. N.H.H.S. Mouseketeers On the evening of March 13 the juniors gathered at the East Campus for their annual class party. The evening progressed with dancing, eating, and various games in the gym. 260 Gobe Rudrinski and Nancy Porto — Hava Nagila. Two of the swinging members of the Class of '71. Early in the Spring we began to hold meetings to formulate the most important social event of our Junior year. The date for the Junior Prom was set for May 16. Committee chairmen were selected and various committees began to form. The committee members were astounded by the staggering amount of preparation required to hold such an event. The theme was selected. Nirvana lent itself to many decorating ideas. It was decided that we would strive for an oriental decor. The final decorating took place on May 15th and was carried over to the day of the Prom. Purple and blue Streamers enclosed the gym. The center attraction was a bridge surrounded by a small pond and flower garden. The committee members took even more pride in their work when the administration and faculty remarked that it was one of the most beautiful proms N.H.H.S. had ever had. The after-prom was held at Bill Miller's Cheri Shack. The Family Jewels provided the music, which lasted until 4 A.M. The Junior Class Picnic was held on May 29, 1970. Grills were provided for hamburgs and hotdogs. However, some of our less industrious classmates sent out to McDonalds'! Those attending the picnic enjoyed themselves. Perhaps some of us even got to ride on Rich Hasting's motor bike. Bob Frame and Rich Hastings at the Coke dispenser. 261 A familiar sight. In search of new fund-raising schemes, the Junior Class ran a week long breakfast in June. Members of the Executive Board served orange juice, coffee, and donuts in the cafeteria. This breakfast was a success for both the faculty and the students. The morning of June 13th found members of the Junior Class armed with sponges and buckets. By 10 o'clock, the Junior Class Car Wash was in progress, and it lasted until 2 P.M. Wet and tired, these juniors returned home to prepare themselves for a week of exams. Since you were an early bird . . . As the time for senior class elections drew near the usual campaign posters began to appear in the halls. Catchy campaign slogans worked their way into students' conversations. Shave your legs and vote for Tallon was one of these slogans which appeared as the controversy as to whether or not boys should be allowed to wear shorts to school flared. Senior elections took place on June 5, 1970. Each candidate made his or her speech before an auditorium filled with prospective seniors. The results were: Gerry Coc-chiaro. President; Sally Kotchian, Vice-President; Gloria Muzio, Secretary; and Denise Barbuto, Treasurer. 262 To tell you the truth, Gloria, I don't think I could bear to look at another car. Graduation for the Class of '70 was held on June 19th. A number of students from our class served as Honor Guards, Ushers, and Usherettes. On Sept. 9, 1970, the Class of '71 re-entered the halls of the East Campus of N.H.H.S. as upperclassmen. Our previous election of officers enabled us to begin our senior year activities at an early date. With Miss Panagrossi and Mr. Reed as advisors, plans were made for our Senior Class Car Wash, which was held on Sept. 25 from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. During the next two months plans were made for our Senior Class Sock Hop. The dance took place on November 25 in the East Campus Gym. As the Christmas season approached, the famed annual Christmas Assembly of the Class of '71 began to take shape. Roaring laughter filled the auditorium on the morning of December 23. Members of our class jitterbugged their way through a take-off on ABC's American Band Stand. Gloria Muzio, as Shirley, and her three misfit bachelors produced a novel version of the Dating Game . Perhaps another one of the more memorable scenes was The Twelve Days of Christmas. Our classmates portrayed every verse from the patridge in a pear tree until the stage was crowded with drummers and milkmaids — Except the three French hens were none other than Miss Panagrossi, Miss Satterlee, and Mr. Cayer (?). There were many decisions to be made on our return from Christmas vacation. Plans for Graduation and pre-Graduation activities had to be formulated. A Senior Class assembly was held to discuss Awards Night. An Awards Night committee was formed, and a poll of the senior class revealed that we wished to bypass tradition and hold an informal Awards Night with attendance optional. The next assembly took up the topic of Graduation. Many proposals were made concerning caps and gowns, the Alma Mater, Speeches, and the decor. Guy Muzio and Ralph Dauria headed the committee which drew up a poll to be taken of the seniors. Another graduation at North Haven High School was about to take place. With the close of this school year our high school career would be ended. The Class of '71 was leaving N.H.H.S. with many aspirations. The past four years were lived as a preparation for the future. We looked upon graduation not as a termination, but as a liberation. We now were to assume those positions for which we had prepared. The history of the Class of '71 at N.H.H.S. has come to a close. Our journey over the past four years has led us to a bend in life's path. We know not what is ahead of us, but we do know what is behind. It is for these memories that we extend our gratitude to N.H.H.S. and our fellow classmates of the Class of 1971. 263 Enjoy what thou hast inherited from thy sires if thou wouldst really possess it. Goethe I, Nancy Armstrong, leave my Majorette baton to Mr. Winsco. I, Jim Aurora, leave to Mr. DeMayo all my frustrations, aggressions, and fixations in hopes that he never runs outl I, Deb Bannister, leave all my art works and prints to Lynne Stevens, hoping that she makes good use of them in the future. I hope that our art class next year will be as much fun and as successful as the one we spent together this year. Good luck. I, Joe Barulli, leave my burnouts in front of the school to be remembered by. I, Bill Briggs, leave the North Haven High School track for Don and Bongo-Eddie to run around. I, Brian Brozek ,leave football 11 to anyone fool enough to take it. I, Babette Carpenter, leave happily. I, Alan Ciociola, leave to Miss Sherman the ball I got stuck up on the light in 201; to Mrs. Kuehn, all my dittos; and to Mrs. Brown, all the kissing Guami fish. I, John Clarke, leave to Cip a pinche a dis and a pinche a dot ; to Tim, all my used tape; to Dan, Tom Jones; to Kim, the jumping pit; to Toz, the Jap Dialogue; to Dave, a football; to Murph, a basketball; and to Fred and Carl, a tunder hunk of met. I, Gerry Cocchiaro, leave to Rookie, Connellan, Meene-ghan, my brother Richard, and to the Class of 1972 and its officers the spirit of North Haven High School. I, Valerie Cooper, leave Dave Parisi in hopes that he will find out for himself where the wild things are, and to S the SACHEM censor PEEPS — marshmallow chickens. I, Rosalie D'Amato, leave Mr. Winsco to next year's majorette squad in hopes that he will cooperate and form a Marching Band. I, Rosann Della Rocca, leave North Haven High with pleasure, but leave my friends with deep regret. I, Carmel DePaola, leave North Haven High happily, luckily, and finally! I, Paul DeStefano, leave my harem of girls to Nick Delude and Tony Elia. I, Mary Ann DeToro, leave Bob LaMonaca a lily, which he needed when he so gallantly died for me. I, Paula Diamantini, leave to Mrs. Flaharty the multitude of dittos, that I have collected in the course of the year; to next year's underclassmen editor, lots of patience; and to Lynne Leopold, the art classes in room 209. I, Kathy Diana, leave without regret. I, Michelle Feuhrer, leave to any student entering the halls of North Haven High for the first time, the use of one flashlight until his eyes become accustomed to the dark. I, George Geleneau, leave all my jokes and my homeroom to Cathy Gleason and wish her luck in '72; to my brother, Bill Geleneau, anything he wants in '75 — Good luck. I, Patty Glynn, leave for good. I, Karen Girard, leave Bobbie Ann Henning (bah), a carton of assorted flavors of yogurt, green papeakes, a busy signal, years of fun — and a deaf ear. I, Noreen Grady, leave my parking space to my little brother, Kevin, in doubt that he'll ever have anything to fill it with. I, Marsha Gusenburg, leave my last name to any teacher who can pronounce it correctly on his first try. I, Gary Havens, leave a box of chocolate mint Ayds to my favorite Aide. I, Bobbie Ann Henning, leave Karen Girard a miniature set of uneven parallel bars and a year's supply of chalk hoping that she will never forget the fun I got her into. I, Joanne Hermann, bequeath North Haven High to my brother. Do with it as you wish. I further leave Mr. Oli-vera some peace and quiet. He deserves it. I, Beverly Kelsey, leave enough soundproofing in between the rooms of Miss Trescott and Mr. Harrison so that they may continue teaching in peaceful coexistence. I, Shirley Lakus, leave with pleasure. I, Lynne Leopold, leave to Marsha Gusenburg, my zipper foot; John Balletto, my green pen; Mr. Antonelli, the picture under his blotter; Paula Diamantini, the football games; Miss Batrow, my Dr. Denton pajamas; Mary Ludovico, her dream to become rich and famous; Maria Ballin, her affectionate manner; Miss Sherman, the book entitled, Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff; and a place in my heart for all of them. I, Robert LeQuire, leave Pumpkin Hall to Patti. Though she will sit alone my heart will be there. I, Mary Ludovico, leave to Maria Ballin all the songs we've sung together; Lynne Leopold, a trombone for Cubby; Paula Diamatini, my nickname Ludovicovitch; Marsha Gusenburg, Center Road; Bill Benzel, my terrific voice; Joe Urban and Jo-Ann Williams, all of the music they can sing; Diane Rotondo, the distinguished title of Guest Assisting Artist; and finally, I leave to Miss Sherman, Margie the Sunflower. I, Ernie Mancini, leave Debbie Kye to be the best dressed girl next year, only if she stops wearing her striped sweaters. I, Steve Matthew, leave my pig's brain, eraser, and Mrs. Kuehn's ditto sheets to N.H.H.S. with hopes that another student will get some use out of them. I, Anita McManus, leave to Jan Mercuri the hope that she will find a more fitting altitude. I, Sue Mulligan, leave room 228 to anyone who wants it. I, Sue Odaynik, leave my pig's brain, eraser, and Mrs. Kuehn's ditto sheets to N.H.H.S. with hopes that another student will get some use out of them. I, Mark Piekarski, leave my empty seat in Mr. Dodd's class to anyone who likes to skip. I, Andrea Proto, leave to Michael the hope that his high school years are successful; to Carole, the job of driving to school every day; and to the Majorettes, all the strength I have left so they can fight M.W. for a Band. 264 I, Nancy Porto, leave my gym locker and my unforgettable gym mods to my cousin Janet Rapuano. We, Duncan Olney, Roger Oertel, and Paul Ostrander, will to the captains of next year's swim team, the back of the bus; and a bottle for the LAKE after the last meet. I, Mike Roche, leave my five interceptions to anyone who is lucky enough to get them. I, Gabe Rudzinski, do hereby leave my wisdom on the subject of chickens to Connie, who I am sure will carefully preserve it for future reference in her senior year. I, Cindy Rupley, LEAVEI I, Janet Sagnella, leave Mrs. Horn with a worn out sewing machine. I, Pat Samosky, leave North Haven High School with pleasure. I, Sandy, leave to the girlfriends of next year's football captains the pleasure of sitting home Friday nights, going to games on Saturdays, listening to all the groans about the coach, hearing about the game until the next one, and all the happiness I got out of it. I, Bill Schwartz, leave the Ski Club to anyone crazy enough to try to organize it. I, Valerie Shelton, leave my father's hot temper and my sister Pam's quick tongue to the N.H.H.S. basketball team. I, Mary Silengo, leave to my niece, Debby, Class of '78, a bag of popcorn in locker 1008 to eat during biology. I, Terry Simiola, leave to Mr. Burrill my unexceptable 5-minute timings; to Mrs. Luscomb, a quiet resource center; and North Haven High School to my sister, MaryRose, with the hope that she finds as much fun and mischief to get into as I did! I, Dennis Swanson, leave to Rookie a padded uniform so he may play against the J.V.'s; and to Mr. Connell, a rusty pair of scissors, which he never got to use. I, Dawn Tiedemann, leave one piece of Tunnel Fudge Cake, 8 macrami strings. Franco American Spaghetti, a deck of cards, a telephone dial, a box of Kleenex, a snow shovel, and one detailed map of the East Campus to Suzanne Semmler, so she can have fun floating the Resource Centers. I, Mickey Tondalo, leave this school with pleasure, and pity the poor kids behind. I, Karen Valden, leave my gym suit to any one of my sisters, Helena, Florence, or Sue, who can sew together all the seams that have been worn through. I, Annie Valentino, leave my Cheerleading uniform. I, Mary Vegliante, leave my Cheerleading uniform to anyone who admits she's my height. I, Martha Walsh, leave all my brown paper lunchbags to Mrs. Horn, in hope that she can find many a good use for them. I, Meryl Mlmont, leave this school by the front door with no second thoughts. I, Joe Zarbo, leave Marcia Lincoln to be left untouched by other dominant males. We, Andrea, Carole, Colleen, Debbie, and Sandy, leave for Bermuda. We, Annie, Cathy, Dawn, Karen, Mary, and Martha, gladly leave the orange marking pen to anyone who dares to be tardy in Mr. Schatzlein's homeroom. We, Joe Barulli, Jim Tyrrell, Ron DeMatties, Mark Piekar-ski, Paul Woytowich, Brian Carpenter, Mario Caruso, Dennis Dugan, John Dunham, Paul Bacon, Bob Liptak, Paul Appuzzo, leave our seats on the windowsill to anyone who is tough enough to fill them. We, les b6b6s, leave Miss Panagrossi after all these years. We, Carol Clement and Gail Norup, leave Mr. Nigro's Bookkeeping II class to anyone who can do better than we did. We, Valerie Cooper and Marsha Gusenburg, leave our ice blue satin gowns complete with silver sequins to Aunt Marge in hopes that she can find a better use for them, (i.e., dust cloths, pot holders, drop cloths.) They have 1001 uses! We, Dennis Dietrich and Ken McCrea, leave the keys to rooms 319, 324, 338, and 1038 of the Biltmore Hotel to next year's SACHEM staff. We, Ella and Col, leave to the 1971 Cheerleading squad a crooked star and flat butterflies. We, female members of the Class of '71, leave behind the tradition of the yellow gymsuit, as we are the last class to wear it. We, Noreen Grady, Mary Silengo, and Kathy Connell, leave our tremendous bull-throwing ability to any junior capable of getting away with as much as we did. Furthermore, we leave our places in Dairy Queen, McDonalds, Ho-Jo's, and Dunkin Donuts to any underclassman capable of hitting all four places as many times as we did in one school day. Finally we leave Arnaldo Scarffle III, Marticia Sniffle I, and Professor Flutesnoot to Tim. We, the history classes of Urban Problems, American History, and Social Psychology, return our dittos to Mrs. Flaharty and Mrs. Kuehn. We donate the notebooks, dittos, and other paraphernalia, which we have accumulated over four years, to the annual bonfire. We, Jim, John, Floyd, Kurt, Jake, Dave, Mike, Brian, Jim, Steve, Mark, Rich, Gerry and Bob leave the Housatonic League Championship and the words to the song Celebrate and When Irish Eyes are Smiling to the Class of 17 and North Haven High School. We, Jim Lyon and Jim Griffin of the Housatonic League Football Champions, leave Nick DeLucia and Rich Tozzo to act as captains of the kangaroo court. We, Suzanne Mangino and Denise Papa, leave homeroom to any early-rising underclassman who can make it on time. We, Cindy Marak and Dianne Spencer, leave room 228 so Mrs. Horn can eat her lunch in peace. We, seniors of the computer room, leave our drawers, cards, the collection of Playboys, and the IBM 1620 for any underclassmen unbalanced enough to find use for them. We, the students of Miss Batrow's Bio. II class, shall hereafter pile our fetal pigs on her doorstep. We, Terry, Jim, Laura, and Sandy, leave to Mrs. Luscomb our many talkative hours in her resource center, with the hope that Chuck Jensen will keep them alive. We, the Torch staff, leave Mr. Schatzlein hoping he will be able to regain his sanity; the custodians hoping they can make up for the lack of sleep; and to next year's Torch staff, our ripped McDonald's bags, a Purple Passion bottle, late night hours, and above all, Spitley. We, the editors of the 1971 SACHEM, leave to Miss Ba-trow, the Biltmore Hotel; to the custodians, room 002; to all future SACHEM staffs, a new filing cabinet; and to the 1972 SACHEM editors, a detailed map of Columbia University, one panic button, a box of used Kleenex, the ability to climb over the hall gate, and an empty bank account; and to ourselves we leave 42nd Street. Along the road that led to the publication of this yearbook we encountered many who advised and assisted us in our endeavor. Those of us who have traveled this road would like to thank all those contributing to the success of our journey. Among those to whom we extend our gratitude are: Miss Mary Batrow, SACHEM Advisor, whose surveillance and mediation with regard to all aspects of this book has evoked the SACHEM Editors' utmost admiration. Miss Jean Trescott, SACHEM Advisor, for her editing of all the literary material included in this book, and her assistance in layout work. Her will and determination aided us in the completion of this book. T. O'Toole and Sons, Inc., for the successful publication of another SACHEM. We also extend a special note of thanks to Mr. Jack Brown, whose experience, talent, and calm endurance contributed to the originality of this year's book. Creative Studio, Inc., especially Mr. Jerry DeLucia and Mr. John Petrullis, whose efficient coverage of all school events and many hours of personal attention have enriched the SACHEM's quality and distinction. Mrs. Joslyn and Mrs. Pahoda for the use of office materials, for their help in locating students, and their special attention to all SACHEM-oriented material. The administration and faculty, especially, Mr. Dominic Mascagna, our link in administrative matters, and Miss Marie Panagrossi for her assistance in matters pertinent to the Senior Class. Kahlil Gibran, author of The Prophet, copyright 1951, and Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. for permitting us to use the quotes appearing on the opening and divisional pages of this book. The advertisers who, as the prime financial support of the SACHEM, have once again made our publication possible. We, the SACHEM Editors, feel confident that we have produced a book worthy of the enterprising Class of 1971. This book, as any other literary work, must face the test of time which will determine its fate. 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Compliments of NORTH HAVEN AUTO BODY WORKS 281 Washington Avenue Telephone 248-6388-9 North Haven, Connecticut Best Wishes From Best Wishes From NORTH HAVEN PARESE AUTO BODY AUTO SALES AND SERVICE 295 Washington Avenue 10 Maple Avenue North Haven, Connecticut North Haven, Connecticut STATEWIDE MOTORS, INC. Authorized Sales and Service DATSUN AMERICAN MOTORS Joseph Finelli, Pres. 162 State Street, North Haven, Conn. Telephone 239-5371 Compliments of NORTH HAVEN BARBER SHOP GENE'S BARBER SHOP Two Barbers 1 Sackett Point Road North Haven 4B Broadway, North Haven Specializing in Razor Cutting Sculpture Cutting 271 BEAUTICIANS - BUSINESS ARTISTRY in MOTION at LOUIS COIFFURES 30A Broadway North Haven, Connecticut Telephone 239-2579 66 State Street North Haven, Connecticut Complete Line of Home, Lawn, and Garden Supplies MARIO'S BEAUTY SALON Specialists in All Phases of Beauty 128 Middletown Avenue North Haven, Conn. Telephone 239-3234 ALADDIN TOOL AND DIE COMPANY, INC. 5 Philip Place, North Haven, Conn. Telephone 239-3361 DESIGN and BUILD Precision Dies — Gauges — Fixtures Jig Boring • Jig Grinding ADVANCE : raooucTs ghmhamr Best Wishes To The Class of 1971 ADVANCED PRODUCTS COMPANY 272 33 Defco Park Road North Haven BUSINESS Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from AMERICAN POWDERED METALS Powder Metal Drive North Haven, Connecticut Congratulations From BROADWAY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 22 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut CONNECTICUT CONTAINER CORPORATION 455 Sackett Point Road Connecticut CONTAINER CORPORATION mmmisMnmSm --La. 273 North Haven Conn. BUSINESS Currier Machine Sales Inc. 303 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT EVERGREEN NURSERIES Landscape Contractors Specializing in Full Lawn Care Toro Automatic Underground Sprinkler System Installed Karl E. Helbig Telephone 239-0583 — North Haven, Conn. FRENETTE'S LAWN MOWER SHOP 2704 Dixwell Avenue Hamden, Connecticut BUSINESS NORTH HAVEN OPTICIANS Laszlo Mayerhoffer — Licensed Optician Compliments of HIGHLAND PARK, INC. Compliments of THE PLATT LA BONIA CO. 117 Washington Avenue North Haven Shopping Center Telephone 239-5400 O. F. MOSSBERG SONS GRASSO AVENUE NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT 275 BUSINESS Best Wishes CLASS OF 71 Compliments of SIROCCO REPUBLIC SCREENPRINTS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 376 State Street Kitchen and GE Appliances North Haven, Connecticut 350 Sackett Point Road North Haven, Connecticut BEST WISHES Telephone: 288-3866 TOMASSO of North Haven Compliments of 377 Sackett Point Road UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION North Haven, Conn. Materials Systems Divisions Coating Service 441 Sackett Point Road WALDRON COMPANY, INC. 57 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut North Haven, Connecticut Abrasive Blast Equipment Abrasives 276 CLEANERS-CLOTHING For Your Supply of Good Eggs . . . OHtO m- isu Coll WILLIAM K. MAIS, INC. 130 Middletown Avenue North Haven, Connecticut CJandtd Clea ners 114 WASHINGTON AVE NORTH HAVEN, CONN Telephone 239-1673 ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES For The Best Look In Town NORTH HAVEN CLEANERS 36 BROADWAY NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ARCIUOLO'S THE UPJOHN COMPANY CARWIN ORGANIC CHEMICALS NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT SHOE CENTER A Complete Family Shoe Store 10 Church Street North Haven, Connecticut Telephone 239-7588 Across from the Village Green (32 Years Experience) 277 CLOTHING HARMAC Compliments of Distinctive Men's and Student's Wear THE LITTLE RED SHOE HOUSE Nationally Advertised Brands at Popular Prices 528 Washington Avenue Formal Wear to Rent North Haven, Connecticut Hamden Mart — Opposite Sears HUTTON BRINGS YOU YOUNG GUY FASHIONS jfi Mil 54 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 278 PHONE: 239-2196 BROCKWAY-SMITH COMPANY HARRY M. DAVIS BROS., INC. 75 Broadway North Haven, Connecticut 06473 TREE EXPERTS, CLEARING CONTRACTORS TRUCKING DEMOLITION Area Code 203 239-1603 Licensed - Insured - Cooperative Operators Doors, Sash, Millwork, Mouldings 148 State Street — North Haven, Conn. 06473 CUED Telephone 239-0384 V. DELLA ROCCA SON J H D CORPORATION General Contractors General Contractors 100 Spring Road James H. Davis North Haven, Connecticut 148 State Street, North Haven, Conn. Telephone 239-0639 Telephone 239-2169 Best Wishes To The Congratulations CLASS OF '71 CLASS OF 1971 KEEFE'S CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL MONTOWESE 600 Middletown Avenue CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL North Haven, Connecticut Telephone 239-2406 279 FUNERAL—FLORIST 36 Washington Avenue North Haven, Connecticut (Masfjmgton Jflotoer i op 282 MAPLE AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 280 Telephone: 239-5871 GIFT SHOPS-GROCERS A GIFT OF LOVE G. N. 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North Haven, Connecticut Telephone 288-3518 30 Devine Street, North Haven, Conn., P.O. Box 92 295 Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky.