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

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Patio Privilege The patio privilege allows seniors to spend their free time out- doors within a certain area. During spring and fall, lunchtime is often spent sitting on the benches eating and talking with friends. As the weather warms, many senior girls enjoy sunning themselves in order to get a tan. Friendships devloped over four years were kept strong by constant mutual sup- port. • • £ ;-? v - .■ Tracy Birch and Eileen Albrizio knew that a few minutes in the sun were better than a few minutes in class. k r David Thomas, George Giovino, and Joe Budonaro relaxed for a while in the summer sunshine. 18

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ron Kristofak gives a dissapproving look during the fall play n ' t Take It With You. Diversity is the quality that makes the Northwest community most unique. Our students flock together from many different towns and backgrounds. When the duck family joined our com- munity last spring, it gave us pause to reflect. Somehow, the feeling of community was strengthened as we watched mamma duck care for her young ones. Who will forget stopping class to watch as the ducks paraded in the courtyard, or when Sr. Mary Faith provided a swimming pool to serve as their own pond? The ducks seemed to symbolize something we ' ve always felt — Northwest is a pretty special place. As we too will fly away, we can ' t help but feel that we will be better adults for having shared in our diverse community during our four years here. The spirit of our school was personified in our Homecoming Kings and Queens. A student ' s life focuses not only on academics, but also on social activities. ris Ascuncion and Carol Steadman enjoyed the social aspect of North- st. 17

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Soup ' s On! The students don ' t seem to mind the mess as much as the faculty does. Donna Barry grabs a bite while studying for an approach- ing class. A variety of food is available to lunchtime buyers. Ned LaGoy says Milk is a natural! 19