Northwest Catholic High School - Noweca Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

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Sophomores Seek Identity The search for an established identity is the major challenge of the sophonrjore year. Sopho- mores seem to flounder frequently in the wake of upperclassmen. Yet, they try desperately to shake the new kid image of being freshmen. Sophomores do contribute, though. Their vitality is shown in sports, student council, clubs, and the semi-formal. Somehow, they do establish themselves and survive quite well. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFfCERS Treasurer: Marie Demaio Secretary: Amy Chestnut Vice President: John Hagearty President: Jim Hudak

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Ned Lagoy Secretary: Sheila Walsh Vice President: Ann Gaffney Treasurer: Pat Brooks Juniors Show Growth Junior year at Northwest always has been a frantic one. Juniors took on added responsibili- ties, as they made a great transition from soph- omore to junior year. More leadership roles were opened, college was no longer just a part of the future, but a reality. The juniors started off their year with many challenges. They did not fair very well in the magazine drive, but their junior ring Mass and dance were a success. They immediately delved into planning for a very special event for their class, the Junior Prom, which they handled nicely. 19