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

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Lori L. Hudson Fawn. When a man succeeds he does it in spite of everybody and not with the assistance of everybody Track Muriel J. Hurley M,J , I ' d rather do something small and succeed than do something large and fall Glee Club. Spanish Club, Magazine Drive Representative Sean C. Hurley Where there are Irish, there Is love and fighting Rudyard Kip- ling. Competitive Conn A A U- Swimmmg. Tennis, The Waiter, Pool Bum. Robert E.Hyatt, Jr. Rob. As if you could kill time without injuring eternity. Var- sity Golf. Captain Golf Team. Band, Commendation in National Merit Scholarship Tests Joan Mary JaniszewskI Joni. For if s the laughter. I will remember Gummy Bears. VT . C B s. PJs Jeep. Cat Napping, Beaches. Pink Panther. Polish Pope, Go ' Fight! Win!,2xVP Timothy M.Johns What IS our relative position on the temporal plane of exist- ence ' Glee Club, Game Club. Honor Roll Senior Meg Andrews leads a very interesting life out- side of Northwest. She has been a member of the Hart- ford Chapter of the 4-H Club for eight years. In 1979, she was the state winner for her main project, which was pub- lic speaking. This accomplishment allowed her to attend the 1979 National 4-H Congress, Expanding Horizons, in November. The one or two winners from each project in each state met in Chicago for one week to share their plans and ideas. While in Chicago, there were group meetings, presentations, audiences with celebrities, and time for sight seeing. Meg is also interested in drama. During the summer of 1979, her summer job consisted of working for the Hart- ford Stage Company in Hartford, Connecticut. She audi- tioned for a part in the play Two Gentlemen of Verona, by Shakespeare, and was awarded a job in the vocal cho- rus. During the months of July and August Meg worked for twenty-five hours a week, which she was paid for her talents She found this work very enjoyable and a great way to be employed during the summer. Along with those other accomplishments, Meg enjoys working on campaigns. Since her family is involved in politics, she often finds herself making phone calls and handing out pamphlets at the polls on election day. 39 ' tamwraamttmumwm

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Since 1977, Bruce Cialfi has been working as an attendant for the West Hartford Volunteer Ambulance, Inc. He is responsible for the patient from the time they reach him until the ambulance arrives at the hospital. Before taking this job, Bruce enrolled in various classes for his own benefit. He participated in the State First Aid and the Emergency Medical Technician courses offered by the State of Connecticut. He was also enrolled in an Advanced First Aid and Cardio-Pulmonary course. Bruce began at the ambulance service as a dispatcher, and has advanced to the third person on the crew, riding with the patient as an attendant. Bruce can give medical assistance to the patient in every area except monitoring heart beats and administering intravenous. At the age of eighteen, Bruce will be able to drive the ambulance. Although Bruce likes his work, he doesn ' t think he will continue with it in the future. Paul Hammerlund Hambone, Those who think they know everything are partic- ularly aggravating to those of us who do, Lisa, Football, Out- doors Club Thomas G. Hampton Joe Skier. A smile can never be kept, it can only be given away. S.C, Sec, P.M T., N.H.S. Treas., Outdoors Club. Drama, Intr B- Ball, X-Country, Latin Club, Sr. CI. Sec. Andrew V. Harl EC , Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow Latin IV Club. Mary Katherine Hayes Mary Kay, A smile is the whis- per of a laugh Changes, B- Ball, Track, Summer, Seniors, Cape, 31, J.P ' s, Bermuda, HNB, Erma-VT., Memories. Marcie L. Henderson Hollywood Henderson, You and I have memories longer than the road that stretches out ahead Glee Club. Track, Year- book Committee, Dec 4th. Gary Hogard The good times and the bad times, the bad times fade away, the good times are forever, Frosh B-Ball, Outdoors Club. Football, Student Council. Pas- sages, Intra, B-Ball. Skiing 38 KV1K CflWM 3MH VllVMS UIMaWHttVUHIB.»JW!niMlia

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Tracye Johnson Bunny, If you have a dream pursue it until it becomes a real- ity. Chorus, Nov. 4, ' 78, LOVES FINEST RL, AB, LH, Mother. David, Joyce, Willie, I Love you all, Angel. Paul R. Karam I have no strength. I cannot fight. Just flood my darkness w ith your light. Intramurals, Student Council, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Molsem ' s Golden Ale. Joanne E. Kay Jo, You can ' t alw ays get viihat you want, but if you try some- times you just might find you get what you need. Outdoors Club, X-Mas Party, B-Shelter, Pen- wood, S. Prom. Alison G. Kearns Ali, There ' s nothing the wear of winning but laughter and the love of friends. CC, B-Ball, S- Ball, Beach ' 78, Bermuda, D, Painting, Smiles, Tears, A lot of laughs. Joan Kelly Youth ' s for an hour, Beauty ' s a flower, But love is the jewel that wins the world. Silver Morning, Apples, CCD, Spirit Day, Alien, N.V.J. L.J. T.K Youngmi Kim Perhaps to be too practical is madness. To surrender too much sanity — this maybe mad- ness. And maddest of all to see life as it is not as it should be Last name ' s Kim. Lynne Knierim Kernum, Blondie, Horse shows, Outdoors Club, Skiing, Vice- president 4-H, CHC, Drama Club, Bonanza, 5 gaited, Farm- ington Valley Riders, Rhode Island, The Tavern. Martin Anthony Krawshuk Kraw, Contentment stifles progress; dissatisfaction breeds success. Band, Musical, Foot- ball. CUTEST: Chris Maguire and Betsy Tyrell 40