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

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Jeanne M. Walsh Walsher II, Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to. Track, Spanish Club, Intramural B-ball, Water Balloons, Grasshoppers, 18th Bash Kevin Walsh Walsh-baby. The secret of life is enjoying the passageof time . Drama. Intramural Basketball, BB.B. 3,4, .5? Michael Walton Walt, If studying was the cause of death. Id live forever. Aubrey Uriah Watson Auberry, Aubs, Teddy Bear, Fresh!, When life gets too hard, soften It with a smile. ' Varsity Football 5:60, Student Council. { Deloritiae Ren e Weather Del, This ones for you fvlom, I did It your way Stud Asst. Com , NW Pass Staff, Lib Asst., Pub Per , NW, my family and I are forever grateful We made it Zeus!!! Ellen Welch Friendship is the shadow of the evening which strengthens with the setting sun of life 2 4 78- N G., Track, J.V. Cheerleading. Susan Welch Sue, Squelch, Outdoors Club, Jr Prom, Semi-formal, Sno Jac, Res. Spring of 78 Delores Williams Buggy, I am only one but still I am one And though I can ' t do everything, I will not refuse to do the something I can do. Span- ish Club. DONE MOST FOR N.W.C. Mary Davoren and Eric Brown 52

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Mary Ooreena Theodore And It makes me stop and won- der why people give their hearts and turn around and say good- bye Girls ' Chorus. Elizabeth Tyrrell Betsy, Give a little, care a lot someone ' s waiting Beach 5 reunited. Grasshoppers, Linda It ' s 4 AM. 40c on floor. Thanks C. DP, Friends forever. Peter Van Noorl A moment changes all things. to end IS but to start Baseball. Outdoors Club. Hunting. Fish- ing, Junior Ring, 7th period Christopher R. Trumbour Tuborg, Tubes, Chris, Rather have the moments to remember than the days to regret. Foot- ball, Freshman Contact, Parties, Pumpkining, Wamp. Louis Michael Valle Always remember that it ' s never as bad as it seems Stu- dent Assistance Committee, French Club, Spanish Club Deirdre M. Walsh Walsher 1. Deird. If you wake up and don ' t want to smile, open your eyes and look at the day. you ' ll see things in a different way Crazy Times. Skiing, Ten- nis, Bye you guys. Lynne Knierim and Dorry Willoughby have been inter- ested in riding horses since they were very young. Dorry has always enjoyed reading stories about horses. At the age of eight, her parents consented to let her take riding lessons. She took lessons for four years and occasionally went to a dude ranch in New York for a couple of weeks in the summer. Dorry now boards a grade horse, two quarter horses, and a mule on her grandfather ' s farm. Dorry has won trophies in the west- ern saddle division in the 4-H shows around Connecticut. Lynn has been riding saddle seat for eight years in 4-H shows, where she is Vice President of her club, and American Horse Shows, which are nationally accredited. The 4-H club goes on trips and sponsors their own horse show in Simsbury. Lynne and her brother board horses and are presently looking for a horse to buy for them- selves. 51

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Linda Williams To really enjoy pleasures you must know how to leave them Spanish Club, remember all the basketball games Doreen Ann Willoughby Dorry, Each happiness of yes- terday is a memory tor tomor- row Student Council, NHS, Freshman Contact, Carnival, Up the Down Staircase, Spanish Club, HUMMA-HUMMA!, B T G. A. Dowe Winchell The greatest accomplishment is not in never falling, but in ris- ing again after you fall Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Var- sity Baseball. Paul WIntrode Winnie, Its never too late to start over again Cross Coun- try, Track, Baseball, Intramurals. Noreen P. Wise Ramie, Joy is not in things, it is n us Regina, Microphones, Lakeville, Cadets, McLean, Tick- les, Fluff, Laughs. Junk Food, JP ' s. CC Cherries, Thigh Highs, OS. Yo Pickle, Food Fight. Robert C. Wolfe Bob, Cubs, Cubby, To give, in the hope of reimbursement, is to never have given at all Drama Plays and Club Pres., Biking, Sports, Prom, Writing, Chorus. Kenneth W. Woods Woody, Ken, How a man plays the game shows something of his character, how he loses shows all of it Basketball -=40. Maureen Yourell Green plants turn brown and die, but artificial ones last for- ever It is better to live and die, than to be artificial and make it. Junior Prom, Junior Achieve- ment. MOST PERSONABLE: Jeannine Salone and Ken Woods 53