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

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Colleen Brewer has been one of the most prominent woman competitors of Northwest Catholic. On the court or on the track, she consistently displays an energetic style of competition. Colleen has not been associated with losing teams. Sophomore year was her first year of varsity competition. That team took the Hartford County Conference champi- onship in 1978. As a starting forward junior year, Colleen contributed to a 17-3 season. However, a leg injury put her out for a good part of the season. Colleen ' s vigor and personality won her the respect of her teammates as they voted her co-captain of her senior year team. Once again they were H.C.C. contenders. Colleen also competes in outdoor track where her suc- cess continues. She throws the javelin, but her main events are running. She runs in the one hundred meter, the hurdles, and the four by one ten relay. Her excep- tional all around athletic ability won her the Most Valuable Player in track her sophomore year. Her injury in basket- ball prevented her from retaining the distinguished honor in her junior year. However, Colleen competed 1 00% sen- ior year. Scholastically, Colleen maintained a steady B average. In school she was involved in the Social Actions Club and the Girls ' Leaders Club. Colleen ' s outstanding athletic achievements and per- sonable characteristics have earned her the admiration of her fellow students. Vida Maria Zdanys Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful — We must carry it with us Or we find it not. Europe 79 Mike Mulin Stevenson High, The Shed Camera Shy ( I 1 Elizabeth Cody Lisa, Today this moment is all I can count on . To be sure of anymore, is to play the fool Patrick D. Sullivan If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me . . . Lynyrd Sky- nyrd 54 V

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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

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IN MEMORIAM JOSE GASCUE SEPTEMBER26, I960- NOVEMBER 15, 1979 El DiayDios — Jos6Gascue Uno siempre despierta a un nuevodia. Siempre hay una nueva esperanza. Dios nos cuida siempre proteglendo a nosotrosy el dia. Dios siempre ha tenido su propia razbn por los dias buenos y los dias malos. En los dias soleados, Dios le da vidaal mundo. En los dias de lluvia, Dios le dacomidaai mundo. Dios manda sobre el dia. Dios manda sobre todo. The Day and God One always wakes to a new day. There is always a new hope. God always takes care of us, protecting us and the day. God has always has had his own reason for the good days and the bad days. In the sunny days, God gives life to the world. In the rainy days, God gives food to the world. God commands over the day. God commands over all. 55