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- Class of 1975

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She has always been generous with her time, and eager to help us with personal problems, studies and even career counseling. Along with her duties as a biol- ogy and physiology teacher, Mrs. Kalvoda is also the coordinator for Northwesternfs Gifted Pro- gram. She has always command- ed the most from her students, and the Gifted Program has be- come a tremendous success. Due to her efforts, we, the Class of 1975, look forward to the coming years with assurance, with optimism, and with confidence. We would like to thank Mrs. Kal- voda and dedicate the 1975 Key to her. ,A NL. :, Q-- Class of '75' ---. -Nl, A ' is r no 5 1 gf X -w N ' x ' ' fu Q ' ' X53 I' T KX, 5 -H lp:- VZ 5 1 ,,- fi x6..'Sw' .Q X f ix I X pf qv Yf RN p L W Na IL Q, BOARD OF EDUCATIO The Board of Education at Northwestern is a very important group. The members, selected from Barkhamsted, Colebrook, New Hartford and Norfolk, arejoined together to institute and uphold school policies. The Board also determines the school budget. All major changes must be approved by the Board of Education. They also deal with problems within the system. The members are: Nicholas Fanelli, Chairman, Eugene McMahon, Treasurerg Mrs. Norman Thompson III, Secretary, Gerard Connors, Richard S. Coffin, Ernest B. Sinclair, R. Merritt Stevens, and John Toffolon. gefs SUPERI TE DE T v 1 PRINCIPAL The most importantjob of a school is to create a climate that students and teachers can be fully functional inf' says Mr. Joseph C. Bickford, principal at Northwestern. For the past two years, this has been his goal. Through his efforts he is making education more effective here at Regional. In addition, Mr. Bickford is responsible for developing a budget, keeping track of textbooks and supplies and assist- ing the administration in constructing schedules. This year, he is planning major revisions in the curriculum in associa- tion with the curriculum task force. We want all students to have a program of studies that will prepare them for the future. Mr. Rogers is a representative of the district towns for the Board of Education. He is also the superintendent at Northwestern. While working at this job he has to make decisions concerning the welfare ofhis students. He is work- ing to find a better way ofeducation, and by looking around the school, it is evident that he has proceeded well along the pathway to that goal. Mr. Bickford v I i ' ml HOUSEMASTERS AND G IDANC wi... . Housemasters at North- western are Mr. Robert Chester, Mr. Lawrence Dejohn, and Mr. Paul Za- jac. They are faced with the unpleasant job of handling cut slips but are always pre- pared to give students a sec- ond chance. They keep in constant contact with the students in and out of their houses and are always ready to give a needed word of advice. They work hard to keep an orderly but friendly atmosphere. G.. ., 5 , Wm ws- . x Ng. . f-xi., N.. xi' 0 - . ' 1- s st X X s ra N Ss if Steak S . X. fi 2'-.qs Q5 . Y il Members of the North- western Guidance Depart- ment are: Mr. Charles Fray, Mrs. Margaret Kauppi, and Mr. Richard Tresky. Mr. Lawrence DeJohn is Guid- ance Director. The purpose ofthe Guid- ance Department is to help students with academic as well as personal problems. They offer specific services such as administering col- lege entrance and achieve- ment tests. The counselors are always open for consult- ation orjust to rap with. XRKUU 4809 ,..-an-em...--env-v ' E SECRETARIES Mrs. DePaoIi sl N 4 Mrs. Grant Mrs. A. Browne Mrs. D. Brown Mrs. Austin Mrs. Reese Everyday the secretaries at Northwestern go through the routine of checking attendance and typing the daily announcements. They assist house masters and guidance counselors when it is deemed necessary. Each morning they greet every passing face with a cheery smile and Good morning! For that and many other favors, thanks!! Mrs. Frink 21 3. EDIA CENTER 1, i it J is ' I5 Q 5 , Lt Mrs. Kittredge -Q S 4 , QE -Q . .3 k Q Mr. Newbury The Media Center offers a wide selection of reading material and audio-visual equipment. It's a quiet place to go when you want to study or just be with friends. The aides along with Mrs. Kittredge and Mr. Newbury are always willing to help a confused mind. Aides to the Media Center are: Liz Cox, Glenn Edwards, Matt Fenton, Colin Griffin, Jody Griswald, Jeff Halnon, Bruce Hunter, Jimmy Knees, Chris Kremski, Emil Maendel, Jason Marshall, Laura Mis- ani, Walter Pedersen, Gail Pinkham, Ronnie Steeves, Michele Ward, David White, and Helen Whitney. '3 4.1:-rw' COOKS -38. L 39,1 1 fag if CUSTGDIANS xmfk'-fm. -MQ ,. L.. 'dui ' 1 'mx -1 f 4 VN at la .I 'f L' Tai 5 14 A L kg URSE SHARED SERVICE 6 , I 9 'Q Mrs. Perry, our school nurse, has spent a number of years patching up wounded knees and wounded hearts. Every day she has been available to aid stu- dents. We can almost always find her office occupied by students who have come to talk with her. The stu- dents admire her for her personality as well as her expert care. The Shared Services building, located behind the cafeteria, has many diverse and special services to benefit the Regional 47 student. Performing these services are: Mrs. Patricia Keener, Learning Disabili- tiesg Mrs. Rita K. Thein, Readingg Miss Mary Amen- ta, Speech ,and Hearingg Mrs. Lois Eaton, Supple- mentary Teachingg and Mr. Landgraf, Mr. Zierzow, Mrs. A. Kalvoda, Mr. Dyer, the Program for Aca- demically Talented Students. Also included are Psy- chological Services performed by Mrs. Naomi Bres- sette and Jack K. Plummer, Ph.D. The Shared Services people are very congenial. They are always willing to help a troubled student or even someone who just wants to talk. They are truly needed friends. QGQ 0 lk is -Ehe Supre me avi' of 'UWC -Ledcher 'ko dubdkeq jog U7 Cvedkive cxprassioq Gnd XC nocbleclcie, Albevi E.in5e3O ' F CULTY when I dm Siovgoiteq, , , , 559' I--kQuc,h+ -thee, Shakespedre, 0 fi Q Mr. Austin Mathematics 4'- P' E.. ll ,I C X 32+ if . - v I ff f t if ' z it X 1. jwqfz f.. v . 'ft 591 :N Wig 54' iv?-32 .MQ 1 his N , 'Fe-lg L . .,,. il' ,, . ' MN gy .nl . Mrs. Mary L. Brady Mathematics BA., MA. College ol'New Rochelle, St. Joseph. Mr. Erwin J. Bacon Industrial Arts B.S. Worcester Poly Tech., Bowling Green State Univ.,'Central CSC. Miss Lucinda M. Benjamin German B.A.. M.A.T. Duke Univ., UCONN. 1 Q8- Miss Paula Caggiario Science B.S. Hudson Valley College, Central CSC. Mr. Romie Cantley European History B.S. Southern CSC, Ithaca College. Mrs. Jean Clark English BS.. MA. Western CSC, Wesleyan Univ. X N il N if , N-J I . Mr. Kenneth F. Dyer Art B.S., M.Ed., Professional Certificate St. Lawrence Univ., UCONN, Central CSC I Mr. John Gaynor Mr. Liberato Giordano Mr. John R. Hansen Industrial Arts Driver Ed., Spanish Music A.A., B.A. B.S. B.M.E. Wentworth Institute. Highland Jr. College. South Central Community College, Univ. Univ. of Denver. Univ. of Northern Central CSC. of New Haven. Southern CSC. Colorado. Mr. Robert Hrvnkiw Mrs. Diana A, Holcomb Mrs. Eileen Holmes An ' Business Education Spanish BS., MIS- B-S , , 1 Wilkes College. Willimantie State College, Univ. ofHartford. Univ. oflllinois, Central CSC. RI School of Design, Columbia Univq San Francisco Art Institute, NY Art Students League. Eugene O'Neil Theater Center Southern CSC. Mrs. Carroll Hughes Spanish Mr. James Hughes B.A., M.A. U.S. History St. Joseph College. Middlebury College, BA.. MA. Mr. Jauregui Univ, ofValencia. Spain. Univ. of Maine. St. Joseph College. Special Education Mr. Thomas Jerige Mrs. Susan .leserski Mr. Fred Jones Science Reading Industrial Arts A.S., B.A., MA., M.Ed. B.A., MA. B.S. NCCC,lQuinnipiac College, Trinity College, Westfield State College, Univ. of Cel-111-QICSCI Univ. ofHartford. Hartford, Mrs. Anastasia Kalvoda Mrs. Kathleen D. Jones Biology, Physiology, Gifted Program Mr. James Kane Mathematics B.A., M.A.T. Mathematics B.S. Hunter College, Calif. State Univ., Univ, B.A. Millersville State College of Hartford. St. John's Univ. Mr. Alden G. Knight Mr. David G. Krom Mr, Walter Landgraf Mathematics English Biology, Environmental Tech., Independent B.A,, M.A.T. A,S., B.S. Biology Trinity College, Wesleyan Univ. NCCC, Central CSC. BA, UCONN, Central CSC Mr. Reginald B, Leighton English Mrs, Antoinette Lewis B-A-, M.Ed. English Univ. of Maine, Plymouth State College, Mr. LeSure B.S. UCONN Special Education Central CSC. Mrs. Jean Libby Mr. Warren Libby Mr. Daniel Mahoney Arr Social Studies Mathematics BS., M.S. B,S., M.S. B.S. Gorham State Teachers College, Central Ggfham Stare Teachers Cgllege, Univ, of Central CSC. CSC, Hartford Art School. Maine Central CSC. Miss Louise McGrath Special Education Miss Madeline Messer Miss Claudia Mossman BA.. MA. Health and Physical Education Business St. Marys College, George Peabody College B.S.. M.S. A.A.S., BS., D.E. for Teachers. Southern CSC. SUNY, Central CSC. Mr. Leslie Ober Mr. Salvatore Passamano Mrs. Louise Pease Speech, Drama Chemistry French B.A.. MA. B.Ed., M.Ed. B,S, Univ. ofHartford. Toledo Univ., Univ. of Hartford, St. Jo- Hartwick College, NCCC, Centralffsc seph College. Mr. Perry Mathematics Mrs. Mary W. Pitt Mr. John Pouzzner Home Economics Physical Education B.S. A.B., M.S., Certificate ofAdministration Russell Sage College. Miami Univ., Univ. of North Carolina, Springfield College UCONN. Univ, ofHartford. Mr. William T. Riiska Social Studies B.S.. MA. UCONN, American Univ., Danbury State Teachers College, New Haven State Teachers, College. ' Mrs. Holly Russell Mr. Christopher Scott English Industrial Arts B.A.. M.A.T. B.S. Windham College, Brown Univ. Central CSC. Mr Michael Seich English BA.. M.S. Providence College, Central CSC. 'ar .4 :. S35 . 2 5 Hzmlm Mr. Barry N. Sisk Social Studies A.B.. M.A, Colby College. American International Col- lege, Univ. ofNY, Trinity College. 34 Mr. Francis P. Shea Music B.A., M.A. UCONN, f. Mr. Edward Sluzenski Science BA.. BS. UCONN, Central CSC. 3'9 11,li Mrs. Christine Silano English B.A. UCONN, Central CSC. Mr. Donald Titus History B.S., M.S. Central CSC, Trinity College. Mr. Robert Trail Earth Science B.S,, M.S. UCONN, Eastern CSC, Virginia Univ., Lamar Univ. is HW ! ,K Miss Anne P. Twomey Physical Education B.S., M.A. Boston Univ., UCONN. I . 2 5 Km ,MQW Mr. Leon Veretto Mechanical Drawing BS. Central CSC. 4 4,- Mrs. Carolyn B. Vesser Home Economics B.S., M. in Home Economics Univ. of Tennessee. Mr. Peter L. Vibert Social Studies B.A. Trinity College, Central CSC. -N. Wx S , .'.,iZg:g g 'ff' Miss Alice V. Waldecker English A.B.,A.M. Smith College, Univ. of Hartford, Central CSC. 35 Mrs. Amelia Wilber Mr. Fred P. Williams Business Biology, Mathematics Mr. Donald Wass B.S. A.S., Masters Art, Western CSC, Central CSC. NCCC, Central CSC. Mrs. Charlotte Loring Winslow Mr. Richard Winslow Mr- Rudolph Wojnafowicz English Social Studies Business Gorham Teachers College, Trinity BE-. MA., AGS- B.S, College. Univ. of Maine, Univ. of Hartford, Trinity UniV,0fHartf0rd, College. Mr. Earl E. Young Special Education B.A., M.E. Rutgers Univ., Univ. of Maine, Univ. of Hartford Mrs. Chalres Zierzow Science B.S. Central CSC Mrs. Hannah Cantwell Teacher's Aide .,, 'iftiwuf' fi' ' 'LQQQW' S 'sv' -E N, Q I - if ay 4 'sv n . , i, C Miss Elizabeth Sharr Teacher's Aide tl ,,,,,,, we .fi Mrs. Elizabeth Leighton Teacher's Aide lui I 1 i ,V+ maui naw l our I . li hang-ups. 5 l sl . i 4- , .7 in i l ...: y, ' 'Q- i l he l l T 1' fi l s I J N 1 X Q I ll K 1 '39 , i i JJ mi gan Ks.. 312 1- WW? J 9w MMK 'fir 11' 4 if W z 'xf'F '1 f ,fs xy Q iff y .f ,QW 44 45 ' . ?:h,,, ,M I ---.... ,,,,,...-f MV Q, Ha-un-...-,.-5 X 'w , wi' fr, me gf 1 ii, X MPX U. -ef 396 -wnfl ,of 05 N-IDR - THE ERHDUHTE So man-7 Y'hou?hf'5 dna' -feelin7s, Lord H!! fLufrw1,4Lw'.7 072WI.0b 7717 6'7'f2'a .4auhfu,',af all broken W0 7'ZauJ. find my friends, lard Sa hard fvsa good-b7e. Sumo Sffhafge Rum, WMM, LI.,m.- so 10717. TM lawgm. MP0, . . , Gmc' jus? Qoofmf around 60? fo If 'J fvqffhnf Zora' 72440 -Fjdpnlek. :QW ,fo d 602'-f35I'm an wa shove.. Uncerfaiw. BMAL 'HLMII LDYJ. you al a7s are. 0 qrea-f iv bww ZW fare f4bouln1e...and wh fl' do. Tha! I 71 mah Wu' riyhi ma ues Lan! . . . auf Vfiwu.. ' WL G-S-cr 30 101 ROBIN DIANNE ACKLEY Cheerleader 23 SGB I,2,3,4, VP 41 Pep Club l,2,33 Northwest- ern News 43 Awards: Pep Clubl Cheerleader. DAVID BARRETT Band l,2,3,4, Pres. 33 Dance Band I,2,3,4Q SGB l,2,3,4, Pres. 43 Class Pres. 23 Hiking Club 3,43 Harlequins l,2,3,43 Nat. Honor Society 43 Maga- zine Drive4. 40 CARL J. ANSTETT ALLEN C. BACHMAN MARIE ALLISON BAKKER Band 1,2,3,43 TERRY MARIE BAKUNIS Awards: Band. CHRISTOPHER ALFANO Basketball l,2,43 Yoga 43 Hik- ing Club 4. FREDERICK A. BENJAMIN Band l,2,3,4, Pres.4g Band Council l,2,3,43 Soccer l,2,3,43 Hiking Club l,2,3,4g SGB l,2, 3,43 Brass Choir 2,3,41 Pep Club 43 Pep Band 3,4, Director 33 Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Pres. 43 Varsity Club 3,43 Ten- nis 3,43 Oceanography 3 Awards: Central Northwest Band, Band, Soccer, All Con- ference Soccer, Tennis, NWC Tennis Champion. , '-- . 'vi R2 Carl Marie There are two ways to win ' Either create a chance or take one. Likes: animals, bottle digging, the outdoors. 'I lj, it Q ix :,.s.,i ' 1 e 91,14 g If K N Y 6 ffyi, - L . In as N Eg 'ig gg , R 'K ' ' , ,X , y. in 0 'WTI' ' I qi .4 ' , of , XA A A Q 'iii-U xf . f - f X I K ' , , 5 :QS V, l KI Q . E ' Freak R0biH , , b-N0 dOl1bl,, nwhefe lhereis a Wm' there S a Likes: The Fox, weekends, Way-7' Mott the Hoople Dislikes: jocks, Bogartcrs, :rk. B 9 3' il Barrett Fred lf dogs run free, why not me? sssssss! . . . Bob Dylan Likes: outdoor activities, Wal- Likes: Jazz, women, being class lens Hill, Volkswagons, music clown Dislikes: Gabby, gossiping Dislikes: greasers, bus rides, girls: crabby people. heavy rock. Allen Bean BEATRICE BEYER JEFFREY L. BERNARD Hiking Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 3,41 Dance Band l,2,33 Band l,2,3, 43 Yearbook 2,3,43 Chorus 23 Pep Club 43 Harlequins 2,3,43 Oceanography Club 3.4, VP 43 Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Tennis 2,43 Varsity Club 44 Prom Comm. 33 King's Court 3 Awards: Central Northwest Chorusg Tennis3 Band. RENE BERNARD Band l,2,3,43 Dance Band 2.3, 43 Nat. Honor Society 3,4. 6,2 3 1 if 1 i s JERRI LYNN BOHN Astronomy Club l, Treas. l: Yearbook 2,33 Girl's Basketball 23 Class VP 2. GEORGE CAMPBELL VERONICA R. BOLLER HOLLY LYNN BURLESON .f KATE CANTWELL son 1,21 Yoga 4. El Jefe Deel Likes: sailing, hiking, camping, photography, swimming Dislikes: apathy Veronica Likes: animals. Bea I never realized how impor- tant the future is until now. Where do we go from here? Likes: Jewelry, ceramics, hik- ing, Greg Dislikes: rising prices, high cost of living. Raquel Welch Love all the time, Laugh most of the time, Once in a while be serious. Likes: Neil Diamond, Pizza with lots ofcheese, Clark Gable Dislikes: silver, orthodontists, Latin. Powershift Smoke them tires Likes: loud rock music, Hot Katrina Cars, Budweiser, having Theangleofthecangle. friends, drums Dislikes: not having a car. Rene Holly Likes: nature fl JEFFREY COLEMAN Baseball l Awards: Baseball. HILLARIECOOK Basketball 3,45 Softball 3,44 Volleyball4 Awards: Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. MICHAEL DAVID CONNOR Soccer l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Baseball l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3g Varsity Club l,2,3,4, VP 43 Prom Committee 3,4, King's Court 3g Pep Club 3,4 Awards: Soccer, Basketball, Baseball. is, , . Q W? LINDA MAY CRUM Yearbook Staff 3,43 Prom Committee 3,43 SGB 4, Maga- zine Drive 45 Class Treasurer 4. 44 ELIZABETH COSSEBOOM Yoga Club 44 Literary Maga- zine 4. JAMES E. CURTISS Soccer 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3. i , 1 E. DIANA COPPINGER Ski Club 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH COX Harlequins l,2,3,4g Hilltopper lg Flute Ensemble l,2,3g Band l,2,3,4g Ski Club 25 Spanish Club 2,35 Ways 8: Means Committee 33 Library Aide 4. it Hill Likes: horses, sports, canoeing, Vermont. Libby The daughter of a lion is also a lion. - J. Michener Likes: David, barefeet, Au- tumn, nights Dislikes: Homework, shoes. :Qs 'P' 'i Albino Likes: sports, cars, hunting trapping Dislikes: school. ill Linda Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it. Likes: summertime, red roses. Die Liz If anyone should ask me to give a reason why I loved my friend, there could be only one answer: Because he was he, because I was I. - Montaigne Likes: playing the flute Dislikes: gym. Bananas Love can change the world. Love can change your life. Do what makes you happy. Do what you know is right and love with all your might before it's too late. - Moody Blues Likes: everyone, girls, sports, happiness, satisfaction, cars. Jim How come everyone's so logy today? Likes: Mr. Hughes' warm sense of humor. Dislikes: Girls monopolizing the ping pong table. 45 BEATRICE CARRERE DENNY Cheerleader 1,3,4g Harlequins 1,2,3,4g Variety Show 1,2,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4, VP 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4g French Club 1,2g Ways and Means Comqmittee 2, Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Prom Committee 3,43 Yearbook Art Editor 43 Maga- zine Drive 4 Awards: Pep Club, Cheerleader Chorus, Drama. DELIA KATHLEEN DURHAM 46 MARY ELIZABETH DESJARDIN Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 2,3,4g Hiking Club 2,3,4 Awards: Band. THERESE DOUAIHY Magazine Drive 4. ' WADE R. DEVEREUX Basketball 1,2,3,4g Soccer 1,2. 43 SGB 4, Senior Class Pres. Nat. Honor Society 3,43 V2 sity Club 3,4. DONNA MARIE DUFOUR SGB 1g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Har- lequins 13 Yearbook 1,43 Office Aide 1,23 Ways 8L Means Committee 2,33 Magazine Drive 4. PAUL DERY Radio Club lg Astronomy Club 2g Art Club lg Nat. Honor So- ciety 2. ELIZABETH DZENUTIS Cheerleader lg Harlequins 1,23 Soccer 25 Ski Club 3,4. , i yo' is ' . x, 1 A! i frki-sa , I ' B 3 K 1 X 1 Mary Please don't send me anymore grandfather clocks -f no more books or care packages . , . If you're going to send me any- thing, send me a key f I shall find the door to where it fits ifit takes me the rest ofmy life. Likes: Hiking, the country, Ken Dislikes: math, the city, onions. Therese Friendship can turn to love. But how sad the love that turns to friendship, Likes: concerts, weekends, par- ties Dislikes: work, rainy days, school. Bea A friend is the present you Flip give yourself. Cum dubitas id similis Likes: children, hot fudge sun- Likes: bike riding, swimming, daes, Beach Boys hang gliding, Spring Dislikes: bread crusts, apple Dislikes: Winter, red tape. skins. Spade Likes: girls, beer, chess, sports, food Dislikes: uncooperative people. Donna Life is too short to live, that's why I live it everyday. Likes: summer, ocean, people, MDC Dislikes: eggs, hotdogs. Liz lzlooch Likes: sunsets, sunrises, fall -Corfc up and See me Some' when leaves are changing mme- Dislikes: rain, cold winter. 47 DEBORAH LYNN EWING Band l,2,3,4Q Dance Band 3,41 Pep Band 3,41 Ski Club l,23 French Club 1,2,3, Treas. 23 Home Ec. Club lg Ways 8L Means Comm. 23 Prom Com- mittee 3,43 Art Club 3,43 Yoga Club 43 Magazine Drivc4 Awards: Band. COLLEEN SUE FOLLERT Office Aide 1,23 Harlequins 23 Magazine Drive 4. 48 ANDY EDDY Basketball 3,43 Harlequins 43 GI-ENN E- EDWARDS Radi0Club4- Library Aide 1,2,3,4. MATT FENTON KATHLEEN M. FERN Radio Club 13 Astronomy Club Harlequins l,2,33 French Club lg Hilltopper 13 Nat. Honor 1,23 Ways 8L Means Comm. 23 Society 33 Harlequins 3. Prom Committee 3. RICHARD MERRICK FAIRMAN Band 1,2,3,43 Ways 8L Means Comm. 23 Hiking Club 3,43 Tennis Team 3,43 Varsity Club 3,4 Awards: Tennis, Outstanding Male Tennis Player, NWC Tennis Champion, Band. sw MARY FOLLERT Office Aide 23 Ways 8L Means Comm. 23 Yearbook 43 Maga- zine Drive 4. Ange Out of every I0 things l've tried. 9 failed: so I tried lO times harder. Likes: Hung Gliding, Ping Pong. Sports. Dislikes: Plastic People. Super Scientist Likes: Blondes. Dislikes: Unkind People. f' gf ,. V V : if P .QW rg S 'v'-if, g :Xt pf' K is .. i W :- -. ,,A. - M - s 'sv -K .tst 1 Debbie Rxk However rare true love is. true i. thlt h. hh friendship is rarer. Lu Roche- i UMC expresses A W H' I-Oucuuld cannot be put into w4ords..but L-k I B 4 . Y, Q V, W which cannot remain silent. V Hlorigg mm dgo dns Likes: Music, Books, Tennis, Dislikes: Bucket Seats. Blah- Volleyball' Hlstory' bermouths. Col Live and Learn Likes: Hiking. Beer, E.B. Dislikes: Fist Fighting. Snotty People. X ff , -'li -..,-r Mar God grant me the serenity to accept the things l cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wis- dom to know the difference. Likes: Signing out early. Joe. Dislikes: Geometry. Glenn I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phil.4:l3 Kathy You can never do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it could be too late. Likes: People, Fridays. Study Halls. Dislikes: Mondays, First Peri- od Classes, Chemistry. JUDY FOX Harlequins 33 Basketball 43 Magazine Drive 4, MARK FRANSHAM TIM GALAISE LORI FRENCH DEBORAH ANN GADE Cheerleader l,33 Pep Club l,2, 3,4, Sec. 43 Class Secretary 23 Ways and Means Comm. 2,43 Varsity Club 33 Honor Society 3,41 Prom Committee 3,43 Queens Court 33 Harlequins 43 Magazine Drive 4. Awards: Cheerleader, Pep Club. MARK AARON GABER Band l,2,3,43 Dance Band l,2, 3,43 Harlequins l,2,3,43 Soccer l,23 Ecology Club 1,23 Variety Show l,2,3,41 Hiking Club 2,3, 4, V.P. 33 Brass Choir 23 Cho- rus 33 SGB 33 Pep Band 3,43 Chamber Singes 3,43 Ways and Means Comm. 33 Interact 43 Awards: Band, Drama, PSAT letter ofCommendation. JAMES ALLEN GAGNON FRANK GALPIN 0 , Q - s JJ- xf, Frenchie If you love someone, let him go, if he comes back, he's yours, if not, he never was. Likes: Mercedes Benz, The Flying Cloud, Mass., T. Dislikes: Volkswagons, new jeans. Debi Live each day as if it were your last. Likes: Sleeping, Eating, Philos- ophy. Dislikes: Liver, Conceited Peo- ple, Getting up in the morning. Foxy Yesterday's hurt is today's un- derstanding rewoven into to- morrow's life. Likes' the South, mountains, outdoors, food. Dislikes: dresses, eggs. Tim y So K ...K Phloyd What's for lunch? Likes: Laughing, Fresh Air. Dislikes: Muzak, Soggy French Fries, Pessimists. J.G. Ease-oft Likes: Water Skiing, Snowmo- biling, Being with my girl, Dislikes: Rain, Golf, Loneli- ness. Cyn Marky Likes: sports, music T. ---. I l t-M n ike , Q get . .-.sg Frank KENNY GATES I ,. . I DEBORAH ANN ROGER GLIDDEN GIANSIRACUSA Office Aide l,2: Harlequins 2,33 Chamber Singers 3.4: Soccer 4. Dance Band l,2,3,4g Hiking Club l,2,3,4l Band l,2.3.4 Yearbook 41Magazine Drive4. Chorus 25, Brass Chou 2-33 WILLIAM GERMON Soccer l,2: Band l,2,3,4. Awards: Band. X I ...J ELEANOR PATRICIA GUNN Pep Club 4: Yearbook 4: Prom Comm.4. BRIAN EDWARD GOULET Baseball I,2,3.4g Varsity Club R, MICHAEL GOULD 2.3.41 Pep Club 3.4. Awards: Baseball. . i -uk' 5. '.., V--- 1,, 5-.,.' 0. jjj I fi. '.. P I. ' rn 'QP' -...oar HEIDI INGRID HALNON Pep Club l,2,3,4g Ski Club l,4, Sec. 43 Ways and Means Comm. 21 Home Ec Club 2: Prom Comm. 3,4g Queen's Court 33 Art Club 43 Magazine Drive4. Awards: Pep Club. 0.0 KFWW . . . Bill Likes: Girls, Boxing. Hunting. Dislikes: Chinese Food, Donny Osmond, Lawrence Welk. Deb We are born. We suffer, we love, we die. But the waves con- tinue to beat upon the rocks. Likes: Mustangs, A certain guy, Going out and having a good time. Dislikes: Bucket Seats, People hassling me. Mike f Likes: country and folk music, , A Peterbilts, Kenworths. , M 5 gi l Dislikes: school, politicians, Big .,'tt i f Business. , , fig V 3 .,. is A gk f 4.....1 Ven. Rog Where's my music? Blaine That'sright! Likes: beer, Yankees, Tony's Lunch. Dislikes: school, work, Red Sox. Ellie Happiness is accepting this moment for all that it is. Likes: sailing, McDonalds, basketball. Dislikes: Doris, onions, indoor movies. Heidi Some men see things as they are and say why? I dream of things that never were and say why not? Likes: Danny, Mustangs, skiing. Dislikes: lima beans, bucket seats, rainy days. 1 PETER HART JEFFREY HALNON Band l,2,3.4: Harlequins l,2.3, 4: Radio Club l.2.3,4, Pres. 1.2, 3,4g Library Aide l.2,3,4g Soc- cer 1.2. Awards: NMSQT Commended Student. PAUL M. HANLON ff , s. Q s an 'wwf DEBRA L. HAYNES Cheerleader I,2,3,4g French Club l.2: Ski Club 1,21 Pep Club l,2,3,4: Variety Show l,2: Library Aide l,2: Ways and Means Comm. 2,33 Varsity Club 3.4: Prom Comm. 3,4g Honor Society 3,41 Yearbook 4: Chorus4. Awards: Media Center: Pep Club: Cheerleader. SHARON ANN JEFFERS Pep Club l,2.3.4: Band I,2,3,4g Pep Band 3: Home Ee Club 2: Ways and Means Comm, 2: Harlequins 3.4: Prom Comm. 3,43 Basketball 4: Magazine Drive 4: Office Aide 3, Awards: Band: Pep Band: Har- lequins. ANN HESTER Variety Show I: Harlequins 2, 3: Chorus 2,3,4: Girls Chorus 2: Pep Club 4, WILLIAM H. HUSE Soccer l: Baseball l,2,3,4: Var- sity Club l,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2 3.4: Honor Society 3,41 Prom Comm. 3,4: Prom King 3. Wrfhm gps-assi CURTIS B. JOHNSON Harlequins l: Ski Club l,2,3,4: VP Z, Pres. 33 Ways and Means Comm. 2: Hiking Club 3.4: Art Club 3.4. XX Jeff To live is to experience, and to experience is to try. If one tries but fails, that in itselfis living. Beano Gonna miss me when l'm gone? Likes: Beer with cheddar cheese, Gold, The girl next door. Dislikes: Fly-by- nights. Ann A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Lao- Tse Likes: Animals, Kids, Hollie, Driving. Dislikes: PE 4 times a week Cloudy days. Thumper Hiney Likes: Horseback Riding, Par- ties, Skiing, Donuts, Flea Mar- kets, Ping-Pong. Dislikes. Squash. Sharon Some men see things as they are and say why. I see things that never were and say why not? Likes: Yellow, Spaghetti, Mickey Mouse. Dislikes: Rainy Days, Cheese, Winter. Curtis Oh, I haven'tgot a quote! Likes: Skiing, Wall Hangings, Tennis. Dislikes: End of Winter, Rite Aid, Lousy Winters. Huss It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. Likes: Bike Riding, Any Sport. Dislikes: Winter. '2 L. JANET JOHNSON Ski Club l,2,3,4: Hiking Club 3,4. 5' 'x GAIL DOROTHY KROM Pep Club l,2: Chorus l,2,3,4g Office Aide l.2,3,41 Library Aide lg French Club 2,33 Art Club 3. ALLAN PETER KEILLER Ways and Means Comm. 21 Yearbook 3.4, Business Man, 4. 2 l E I DAVID ALLEN KELLEY Soccer 1,23 Varsity Club 3.4g Pep Club 4. Awurds: Soccer, Baseball. DEBORAH S. KNEES Girls' Chorus lg Chorus 2,3,4g ArtClub 3. PAUL KNECHT MARCUS JOHN KOMONS Band l,2,3,4g Chess Club l,2,3 45 Soccer 2,3,4g Golf2,3,4. SANDI KUCZA Qi s . Janet Likes: Skiing, Snow, Brandy. Fred Get drunk! Likes: Tony's Lunch, Parties, Yankees, Food. Dislikes: School, Red Sox. Debby My interest is in the future, because I plan to spend the rest ofmy life there. Likes: Horseback Riding, My Car, Swimming. Dislikes: Mondays, Wearing Shoes. WI' x. Dede4Space Twin I Life is a time for exchanging thoughts and experiences: this way you learn from others. Likes: People, Spring, Fall. Dislikes: Arguing, Confusion. ZX Cuspidor Likes: Chess, Women, Fine Wine, Soccer, Golf, Parties. my 0 0 Big Al Likes: Cooking, Football, Girls, Pizza, Movies. Dislikes: Study Hall. Mosquito Magoo We, while we are still young, should take time to enjoy life, for one day we will awaken and find that we are old. Shortie Likes: Home. Dislikes: Lima Beans, School. 57 JON LAFLESH AMANDA JEAN LIBBY Band l,2,3,4g Spanish Club l,2: Hiking Club 31 Art Club 3.4, Treas.4g Pep Band 3. Awards: Band. LISA ALLISON LAVIERI Cheerleader l,3.41 Pep Club l, 2,3,41 French Club l,2,3,4g Li- brary Aide l,2,43 Variety Show l,2g Ways and Means Comm. 2,3g Varsity Club 3,41 Sec.4g Prom Comm. 3,41 Honor So' ciety 3,4.Treas. 4. Class VP 41 Chorus 43 Hiking Club 41 Inter- act 43 Yearbook 4. Awards: Cheerleader: Out- standing Jr, Girlg Pep Club: Media Center. ELENA MAE LEIGHTON Band l,2.3,4: Spanish Club 2: Hiking Club 3,43 Flute Ensem- ble 3g Pep Band 3,4g Pep Club 4. Awards: Band. CAROL ANN LAVOIE French Club 1,21 Cheerleader lg Pep Club l,2: Magazine Drive 4. WENDY LEMIEUX ip- Q' ' JERRY LAUZIER GARA L. LOMBARD Pep Club 1,23 Harlequins l,2,3 4g Band l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,41 Softball 3,4 Co-Captain 33 Badminton 3,4 Volleyball 4, Captain 4: Basket ball 4. Lala . . . the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of I 5' friendship. Sir William Osler Likes: Sunshine Days, Clear Blue Skies, Chocolate, Country Fairs. Dislikes: Tomatoes in any form. Elena Whatever runs between your fingers may be lost but still you touch the fragments of the world for what they mean. Likes: Honest Smiles. Dislikes: Pretenders. 6 Q9 Gaz. .Ion A-..a-v- ' Mandy Happiness is like a butterfly, the more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But ifyou turn your attention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. Likes: Glen, Sailing, Art. Dislikes: Dishonesty. Lauz That's right! Likes: Beer Dislikes: School Gara-Louise Fear not that your life will come to an end, but rather fear . that it shall never have a begin- ning. John Henry Newman Likes: Sports, Music, Parties. Dislikes: Homework. 0.Q Carol To get along in life. Likes: Food, Torrington, Guys, People. Dislikes: Working, Bradford House. Wendy L... MZ... EMIL MAENDEL JUDY MATHIASON ELAINE M. LOVETT ConcertChoir 3,4. MARK W. LOVLEY Band I,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,41 Brass Choir 21 Soccer l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3,41 Baseball l,2 3,41 SGB 1,31 Class Treas. 3 Honor Society 3,4. Awards: Band: Soccerg Base- ballg Basketball. I I Q SUSAN MARTIN THOMAS MURRAY MARTINSEN Ski Club l,2,3,4g Hiking Club SANDY MARTOCCHIO , 1 Nil MARY PATRICIA MCCABE Cheerleader l,2,3,4g SGB 1,23 Pep Club l,2,3,4g French Club l,2,4,Pres. 43 Variety Show 3,3, 4g Band 3,41 Class Pres. 3: Yearbook 3,41 Basketball 33 Varsity Club 3,43 Tennis 3,4' Hiking Club 4, Interact 4. Awards: Cheerleaderg Tennis: Basketball. Q Laine Life is for the living, Live it to the fullest. Likes: Raymond, Horses, Steak Dinners. Dislikes: Being Alone. Cold Winter Nights. fry Soupy , You have the t'ree'dom to be Emil ,, yourself- here and now. Likes: Country Living, Yoga Music, Patchwork, Lima Likes: Regional, The Teachers, l Tom I . gf Likes: Money, Janet. Q V j Dislikes: Not being rich. A -Q 'QQ E. A L, Beans. 5 . . K 8 K. t 3 gk lx it 0 '5 3 ' i l pt .ii 1 xl Fats Tone Fields You can't do everything and .. A A - - do well in all ofthemf' M' ' h J A d . . , jestfiny A Hue I mg is gd' In Likes: Friendly People, Music. Dislikes: Apathetic People, Gossip, Getting low grades. Mark Likes: Sports. 5 Sam Today and Tomorrow is for ever. Likes: Swimming, Winter Dogs. Dislikes: Rainy Days, Snakes Totie Fields ir 61 THOMAS MILLER BRUCE NEAG Basketball l,21 Chorus 3.4. MARCIA J. H. MISIORSKI Band l.2,3.41 Chorus l,21 Hik- ing Club 2.3.41 Harlequins l,2, 3,41 Swim Club 2,41 Varsity Club 3.4: Cheerleader l. Awards: Band, Cheerleader. DEBRA ANN MORESCHI Cheerleader l,2,4,Treas.41 Pep Club l,2,3,4,Sec. 41 Library Aide l,21 Harlequins l,2,3,41 Variety Show l,41 Ways and Means Comm. 2: Prom Comm, 3,41 Yearbook 3.4,Editor 41 Chorus 3,4,Sec. 41 Magazine Drive 4: Varsity Club 4. Awards: Media Center: Pep Club: Cheerleader. JEFFREY ALLEN MILLS Basketball I1 Band l,2,3,4 Baseball 2.3: Ski Club 1.4. Awards: Bandg Baseball. a CHERYL ANN MONYAK Pep Club l,2,3,41 Hiking Club 3,41 Yearbook 31 Harlequins 3, 41 SGB 3,4.Treas. 41 Ways and Means Comm. 31 Honor Socie- ty 3,41 Prom Comm. 3,41 Inter- act 41 Chorus 4. GEORGENE MARIE MORIN Oflice Aide l,2: Harlequins 2,31 Magazine Drive 4. LORREN MICHELLE OTIS French Club l.2,31 Variety Show 1.4: Pep Club 2,3,4g Prom Comm. 3.41 Chorus 41 Magazine Drive 41 Yearbook 4g Office Aide 2. A Marcia Likes: Pottery, Blue, Ice Cream, Soda, Sunny Days, Crafts. Debbie Smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up to Likes: Italian Food, Music, Snow, Dancing. Dislikes: Vegetables, Big Cities, Tom You will still be here tomor- row, but your dreams may not. Likes: Country and Folk Mu- sic, The Outdoors. Dislikes: Prejudice, Hypocrisy, School. I ii 'E' is 'F if: .y 4' 4. W. . 4' 1 3 if H ' mi 6 4. f- elm ' - Brewster A person who plays ping pong all day will get nowhere, except the ball over the net. R, Ches- ter Likes: Drinking, Girls, Dislikes: School. K, Q . 5' .L I Cheryl Reach out to the world. To know, to grow, to love, to say yes to life. To risk finding your real self. Likes: Life, Hayrides, Sewing. Dislikes: Diets, Rainy Days, Phonies. Geanie Likes: Jeeps, Trail Riding. Dislikes: Bucket Seats. ly. C N .I ff 'Q We win when we work willing- -. vv 4 Lor Live one day at a time, Never let yesterday use up today. Likes: Dances, People, Boating Dislikes: Milk, Rainy Days. E GRETCHEN ELIZABETH OTTO Ways and Means Comm. l,2,3g Spanish Club 2.3: Prom Com. 3: Interact 3: Class Sec. 3g Magazine Drive 3. MA ,..-A T ROG E R OTTO PAM PAIGE Pep Club l,2g Girls' Chorus 3: Q Chorus 41 Ways and Means PAULDAPARPNT Comm.3. ,nun LYNDA ANN PASQUAL- WALTER PEDUQSON , A UCC' Library Aide l.2,3.41 bwlm Omcemde 2' Club l. Awards: Media Center l 2 3 PAUL MURRAY PIESZAK Soccer l,2.3,4g Basketball l,2,3, 4: Baseball l,2,3,4g Honor So- ciety 3,43 Kings Court 33 Pep Club 3,41 Varsity Club 3,4 Prom Comm. 3,4. Awards: Soccer l,2,3,4g Baseballl,2,3,43 Basketball l,2, 3,4. .N' You-M11 'nf CHARLENE ANN PULICA Cheerleader l,21Co-Captain I1 French Club 1,21 Pep Club 1,21 Variety Show lg Magazine Drive 4: Awards: Cheerleader l,2. ist? Q LQ: it ,ii:?fj1 8 X 491, x .39 iv . ' t- A it S I' ,gr , 6,5 A 1 I ik li I I jr? W ' ziiflfi, f ig pd A , : . , 2 f ,V J 9 'r , ' , ff' t 'Mis ilk Lynda The nearer the dawn, the dar- ker the night. Longfellow Likes: Art, Van Gogh, R.I. Dislikes: Seaweed, Rain. Gret The time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here, the way to be happy is to make others sol Likes: Boys, The Beach. Ani- mals. Dislikes: Pickles, Grouchy People. Homework. Roger Jose Only that day dawns to which we awake! Likes: D,M.C.. Corvettes, Cameros. Dislikes: Green Ford Trucks. fl XJ Char Pilrdon Pablo , i Likes: Waterskiing, Joe, J., Likes: Sports. History. Choco- Geils Band- lale Chlpcooklgs' Dislikes: Homework, Unfriend- Dislikes: Physics, Calculus, ly People Rainy Days Red Sox. 1 l Paul Many words may be spoken. by silence. Likes: Girls, Food, Music. Dislikes: Cities. Cigarettes, Exams. Walt Likes: Snowmobiles, Skiing Swimming. MARCIA ANN ROUDI Band l,2.3.41 Chorus l,2,3.41 Cheerleader l,21 Pep Club l.2, 3,41 Ways and Means Comm. l.2,3. Awards: Cheerleaderg Ba ndg Chorus. ROBIN RICE Band l.2.3,41 Pep Club l.2.3,41 Ways and Means Comm. l.2.31 KATHY ROARKE Chorus l 2.3.4. VALERIE KAY RUBINO Cheerleader l.2,3: Variety Show l,2,41 Library Aide li Pep Club l.2,3,4.Pres. 41 Harle- quins l,2.31 Ways and Means Comm. 2,3.41SGB 2,31Varsity Club 31 Prom Comm. 3.41 Queen's Court 31 Yearbook 314. Chorus 4: Honor Society 3.4. Sec. 41 Magazine Drive 4. Awards: Media Centerg Pep Club: Cheerleader: DAR Award. PAULA JEAN SEKULSKI Harlequins l,2,3,4.Treas. 3, Pres. 41 Pep Club l,2,41 Prom Comm. 3,41 Prom Queen 31 French Club 1,21 Ways and Means Comm. 21 SGB 31 Vari- ety Show 3.41 Magazine Drive 44 Wu WAYNE P. SARTORI DALE SAVAGE Ski Club 2.3.41 SGB 4. ,Ci an ,,,.,..q, KEITH SLEEPER -aid M...- 1' Rob livery little dream needs someone to help it eome true, l'ortha1'syou. Likes: Swimming. D.W., Cold. Clear Winter Nights, Puppies. Dislikes: Getting out ol' bed ear- ly. Rain. Wayne Likes: Pretty girls. Fun. Dislikes: Work, Hassles. 1 ,. E.. Marsh Likes: Beaeh Boys, Winter. G 8: T. Dislikes: Rainy Days and Sun- days. Val Those who bring sunshine to the lives ol' others Cannot keep it from themselves. Likes: People. Dancing. the Beach. Talking. Fridays. Dislikes: Unhappiness. PJ. So it's the laughter we will remember. whenever we re- member, the way we were. Likes: Billy. Weekends. Rain- bows. Dislikes: Rainy days. Thunder and Lightening. Monday Morning. T.. Sleep What does man live for if it is not to make life less diflieult for others. Kathy Dale Likes: Ring Dings. Yogurt. Barhecued potato chips. Dislikes: Cheeseburgers, Span- ish Lab, Regional's Heating System. CYNTHIA MARIE SMITII Pep Club 2.3.-1.VP -I3 Ways and Means Comm. 2: Yearbook 31 SGB 3.4, See. 4: Prom Comm. 3,4g Honor Society 3.41 Chorus 4, Sec. 4. Awards: Pep Club. .IIM SMITH Northwestern News I 7 I-1 Editor 3,-1. Hllltopper l. Honor Society 3.41 Ecology Club 4. KRIS ANNE SMITH Ski Club l.2.3.-1: Ifreneh Club I: Basketball 31 Soltball 3. J! as 4+ lv.,--no LINDA STEEVES JUDY ANN SPRANZO Cheerleader l,2: Pep Club 1.2. 3.4: Ways and Means Comm. 2.3: Chorus 3.4.1 Magazine Drive 43 Prom Comm. 4. Awards: C hecrleader. SHAWN W. STEWART Basketball I1 Swim Club I: Astronomy Club 2: Ski Club 3, 43 Baseball 3. MARTINJOSEPH SUMMA Class VP 2.3: Soccer I,2.3g Basketball l.2,3.-I: Baseball 1.2, 3.4, Co-captain 3: SGB I: Ski Club l,2,3.4, VP 2. Awards: Basketball: Baseball. ELIZABETH TAYLOR Band I,2,3,4: Band Council 3,4g Chorus 3: Ways and Means Comm. 2: Honor Society 3.43 Prom Comm. 41 Magazine Drive 4: Central Northwest Band 4, Awards: Band. V Guido Chesty Morgan Love is like manure. it's not good unless you spread it around. Likes: Colt 45. Skiing. Ocean. Dislikes: D.G.. O.L.W.. Lima Beans, Legs Love is David. l.ikes: David, Skiing. Horses, Good Friends. Dislikes: No Parties, No Fun. Cindy' You haven't lived until you've laughed. Likes: Smiling. People. The Sun. Summer. Dislikes: Homework, a Sad Face. Smitty Don't give up though the pace is slow f- you may succeed with-another blow. Likes: People. Scientific Sub- jects, 66 Chevy, Apple Pie. Dislikes: Phonics, Snobs. :lude Happiness is not something we find. it's something we ere- ate. l.ikes: Bronze lfirebirds. Sam. Dislikes: Rainy Days. Work, Staying Home. 'M' As you go through lil'e whatev- er your goal: keep your eye on the doughnut and not on the hole, Likes: Elton John. Burger King. Wilbur Dislikes: Homeroom. Lunch Periods 5 84 6, Getting up Ear- ly. Shawn Name the sport Likes. l ootball. Girls. karate. Dislikes' Homework XX G , Q Liz Pear not that your le s come to an end. but rather fear that it shall never have a begin- ning. Likes: Sunshine, Flowers. Food. Sty imming. Tennis. Dislikes: Cloudy Days. Being Hungry and Tired. MERRYJANETOOMEY Dance Band l.2.3.-lg Brass Choir l,2,3,-11 Band l,2,3,41 Band Council 3,4g Honor Soc. 3,41 Yearbook 23 Central Northwest Band 4: Magazine Drive 4: Ways and Means Comm. 2: Hiking Club 43 FrenchCIuh4. Awards: Band: NMSQT Letter ofC0mmcndation. Q7 4-aff' EDIE WAKER QQ up--,ns DAVID VAN BUREN MARK EDMOND VICKERS Harlequins l,2,3,4: Band l,2.3, 4g Dance Band l.2,3,41 Variety Show l,Z,3,4g Ecology Club l: Ways and Means Comm. 2: Hiking Club Zg Central North- west Band 35 Honor Soc. 3,41 Magazine Drive 4. Awards: Bandg Drama. JOHN VAN WHY JOHN WABREK sr' SHEILA VACCARI Ns: JEFF WALKER Dui-id Twinks Keep on shininm Likes: Music, Jazz, Girls, Aet- ing, MerryJune A journey ofa thousand miles must begin with Ll single step. Chinese Proberb Likes: Music. Cross- Country, Skiing. -'fu fx Edie Je Sheila John John '1 it if J ROGER WARREN Ski Club I: Swim Club l,2g Baseball l,2. PAMELA KATHLEEN WILCOX Harlequins 2.3.41 Chorus 3,43 Oflice Aide 3,41 Prom Comm. 3.4: Yearbook 4: Chamber Singers 4: Magazine Drive 4. ELIZABETH WALLACE French Club l,21 Pep Club lg Ways and Means Comm. 21 KATHY WARD Swim Club 21 Art Club 3,41 Prom Comm. 3,4. KATHLEEN WHITEHEAD HELEN EUNICE WHITNEY Spanish Club l,2,3,4,Treas. 2, 3,Pres. 4: Pep Club l,2,3,4: Yearbook 2,3,4: Ways and Means Comm. 2.3,4: Ski Club 2.3.41 Library Aide 2,3,4: Prom Comm. 3,43 Hiking Club 3,4, Sec. 4: Honor Society 3,41 ln- teracl 43 Magazine Drive 43 Variety Show 4, Oceanography Club 4. Awards: Media Center. ar 'f!w M... ....-:Q RICHARD JOHN WEIN- GART Soccer lg Baseball 1,33 SGB l, 2,31 Basketball l,3,4g Varsity Club l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,31 Prom Comm.4. Awards: Soccerg Baseball, Bas- ketball GABRIELE L. WILFORD Harlequins l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3, 4, Art Club lg Ski Club 23 Ways and Means Comm. 23 Chorus 2, 3: Varsity Club 3,43 Basketball 3,42 Softball 3,43 Prom Comm. 3,41 Magazine Drive 4. Awards: Band: Basketball: Softball. Betsy l'Don't part with your illusions, When they are gone, you may still exist but you have ceased to live. Likes: Swimming, Tacos, St. Bernards. Dislikes: Arguments, Traflic, Cities. Lf Kathy Kathy Hold fast to dreams, For when dreams go, Life is a barren field, frozen with snow. Langston Hughes Likes: Karate, Brandy, Sheep. Dislikes: Driving Tractors. Shein This school is bogus. Kat CSpacetwin IIJ .., It seems more important to aquire tools to banish drag- ons. Likes: Plants, Good Times, Cats,JanisJoplin, Dislikes: lnconsiderate People, Losing Friends. Schwartz Milky Fred Helen ' You own the day .., spend it on happiness. - Likes: Sunshine, Smiles, Ice Cream, Waltzing, Snow. , ,,,, , Dislikes: Being Cold. I if vu 4 ,t ,,,, 1' ., 1 , .at f if , v A , EFL Gabe Freedom is the very nature of his being, that whatever stands against that freedom must be set aside, be it ritual or supersti- tion, or limitation in any form. Bach - . ,..,. .., . .. ,,., -- sam, ' 1 . 0 Q 5 il il ll 1 gs s in ARl.liNli WILSON JOHN Kl.VIN WOOD CI Soccer l,2.3.41B1lskclbull l,2.3. , -.3.4.v Pres. -11 Prom Comm. 3. SGB 4. Pep C lub 4. Amxrdm, Soma l.2.3,41B11skcLbull 1.2.3.4 THOMAS Ylfl.SlTS Swim Club l: Ski Club l. -'ini 4 4 V -F 9 9 , ,- N' w- W -' D ,,,...,.. aa 'l' , . 1 S ... R 1 ll wwf 0 xx if will llgly' Q' 4 ffl l- ' sumo '75 Kao , 1: 74 sanyo 'If iz 'Ra f 747 .451 Jm.a'4. aw Jrwlfw-all Ayn! 7011 -ff!-I 4-an dfau 4.4-5131! A31 M' cl 707 7 f M,y14f,.Mz,J4x. af .W-Amp 7 -H1 4a.zk4 fall 4707 vo ymyud no',fhoujfL .w-c M qwer'.ny.a7'.a aug ?a? and info' aa.-4-h.Jh,0Jw.. MIAGHO4 DALE NICHOLSON EILEEN BURNS SIMON MERCER KAREN HASSIG ' V5 SUE RICHARDSON SANDY WALKER JANICE FRl:DRlKSSON Also members ofthe Cl iss ol l975 are John Hanken Liz Keifer Cheryl Kolosky Robert Phelps Jessica Solon Dan Stedman Lisa Warren Margaret Calder Bill Burnell Liz Cosseboom Keith Dalphin AL RUNDO lcan't tukc it anymore! Uh , What did you Say the answer was? Eat your heart out Bobby Fischer!! I told you not to moss with thc champ. Q52 Ml K A - r .. I L4 ks C Advisors: Mr. Hansen and Mr. Hughes i s ' sv Q President: Wade Devereux Vice-President: Lisa Luvieri www' 2 .4 Treasurer: Linda Crum Secretary: Cindy Smith 79 nj Senior Superlatives ? bww fi ii finn- Mosl Popular: Valerie Rubino, Fred Benjamin r,1 Most Studious: Helen Whitney, Jim Smith lf Most Athletic: Gara Lombard, Mike Connor or ' l yi- Shyest: Elena Leighton, Carl Anstett Most Sincere: Lisa Lavieri, John Wood 'W-. Best Looking: Robin A , B Ti' if 4 if 1 4 1 . :gf -ia V , . 5 if Q 'p gg W i, in ii if x Q Q, . 2 f L? v SQ I , Lf 1 f 5 ckley, Marty Summa .1 A K 'N' x me Class Couple: Valerie Rubino, Fred Ben- jumin .v v Most Likely to Succeed: Helen Whitney, Jim Smith L 4 Y' if l Class Flirlsz Murcia Misiorski. Brian Goulet Did Most For the Cluss: Debbie Moresehi. John Wood Actress: Paula Sekulski Actor: Dave Barrett ' X7 Till JZ if 4 K . i ui, K af! ' ' Q i Best Dressed: Cindy Smith, John Wood .J x ,- ,.. N, y 'H Optimists: Debbie Haynes, Bill Huse 5 ' . o'o'o'g'g OOO0fQQ OSSOOOQQQ Oogntsci QQ. ...Q Musicians: Liz Taylor, Mark Vickers '3'.. ?v'ah'3 fd g',s On. 5 1 nu ,u ' .lil I. ' 'Ai ' is I I Q my 'Nil ,P . A Most Talkative: Debbie Haynes, Mike Connor Most Changed Since 9th gr. Bea Denny, Bill Huse Comedians: Judy Spranzo, Tim Galaise ,, Best Alibi: Bruce Neag, Kathy Durhamfmissingj Class Artists: Liz Keifer, Bill Burnell Giggler: Cindy Smith Class Pessimists: Lynda Pasqualucci, Mike Gould CLASS WILL Robin Ackley leaves her good looks to anyone who needs them. Chris Alfano leaves all his dubies to My Lady Qofcoursej. Kell-do, KK, little Lauze, Doots, Vernon Champ and Jamie Kim Anderson leaves the school to anyone who wants it. Carl Anstett leaves his shyness to Hans Kurtz. Allen Bachman leaves his pretzels to the lunchroom. Marie Bakker leaves her flute to Nancy Maltby. Terry Bakunis leaves Beans to the cooks. Dave Barrett leaves a batch of steaming groat clusters to Jon Lavieri. Fred Benjamin leaves his bass trombone to DonVaccari. Jeff Bernard leaves his foot imprinted in Mark Brown's rear end. Rene Bernard leaves his trumpet and playing skills to Mr. Shea. Bea Beyer leaves her art talent to Mr. Wass. Veronica Boller leaves her Math to Mr. Austin. Holly Burleson leaves her favorite animals to nature. Bill Burnell leaves the art club to Sabrina. Eileen Burns leaves her red sweater to anyone who wants it. Peggy Calder leaves her happiness to anyone who needs it. George Campbell leaves his name to the cooks. Kate Cantwell leaves the word ecstatic to Debi Gade. JeffColeman leaves Bernadine to,the Junior class. Mike Connor leaves his bananas to thejunior monkeys. Hillarie Cook leaves her love of Math to Mr. Austin. Diana Coppinger leaves the New York trip to her sister. Liz Cox leaves her denims to Beth Riding. Linda Crum leaves the Senior Class bills to Mr. Hughes. Jim Curtiss leaves his deer skinning knife to Miles Caine. Chris Daniels leaves his singular singing and dancing stylisms to Jon Lavieri. Bea Denny leaves her pen and ink to Kathy Boyle. Paul Dery leavfa four straight aluminum tubes and his RFCjacket to R.T. Mary Desjardin and Kathy Whitehead leave their bacteria. arogenes. and E. Coli to Mr. Landgraf. Wade Devereux leaves his spikes to E. Bsullak. Therese Douaihy leaves her love for Northwestern to Cheri Alender. Donna Dufour leaves the dark alleys to Mr. Fray. Kathy Durham leaves her excuses to the Guidance Department. Liz Dzenutis leaves whatever is left with high hopes. Andy Eddy leaves his hang glider to Mr. Trail. Glenn Edwards leaves the laboratory to Mr. Passamano. Debbie Ewing leaves her trumpet to the scrap metal pile. Rick Fairman leaves his perfectly timed screeches to Chris Fancher. Matt Fenton leaves the computer to the Ferris family. Kathy Fern leaves her Home Ec. abilities to Mrs. Pitt. Colleen Follert leaves her linger nails to Marla Ferrari. Mary Follert leaves the quietness of Per. 2 Consumer Ed. to Miss Mossman Judy Fox leaves her basketball skills to Bob Kaminsky. Mark Fransham leaves his ping pong talent to thejuniors. Mark Gaber leaves his solos to the trumpet section. Debi Gade leaves Mr. Dc-:John to Mrs. Brown. Jim Gagnon leaves his parking place to whoever dares to park on the bank. Tim Galaise leaves Rich Ahlberg the clriver's seat on Sat. night. Frank Galpin leaves his car to anyone who wants it. Ken Gates leaves his hitehhiking boots to anyone who needs them. Bill Germon leaves his pessimism to Michele McCurdy. Debbie Giansiracusa leaves a green lollipop to Mr. Kane Roger Glidden leaves all his instruments to anyone with a car big enough to move them. Mike Gould leaves his fundamentals to Karl Marx. Brian Goulet leaves his great times as a senior to the good people in the sophomore and junior classes. Eleanor Gunn leaves the ping pong table to thejunior girls only. Heidi Halnon leaves her Monarch notes to a deservingjunior. Jeff Halnon leaves his red sneakers to anyone who can wear them. John Hanken leaves his working ability to the most industrious person in thejunior class. Paul Hanlon leaves his-clothes to anyone with guts enough not to wear them. Peter Hart leaves his hardjob at the MDC to Sisko. Debbie Haynes leaves her nickname to some deservingjunior. Ann Hester leaves her Christmas spirit to Mr. Titus. Billy Huse leaves his pitching talent to Fanch. Sharon Jeffers leaves the announcements to Mr. Bickford. Curtis Johnson leaves Sundown's snow to Michael Sherman. Janet Johnson leaves a sponge in the bottom of the slop bucket to Jon J. , Liz Keifer leaves her school spirit Qwhat little there wash to anyone who needs it. Allan Keiller leaves his bookkeeping skills to Mr. Wojnarowicz. David Kelley leaves a pint of peach brandy to Jamie. Paul Knecht leaves his rabbit to the science laboratory Debbie Knees leaves her purple glasses to Mr. Leighton. Cheryl Kolosky leaves her former name to the Pope. Marcus Komons leaves but a simple blessing for all classes now and in the future. Gail Krom leaves her promiscuous tendencies to C.R.F. jr. Sandy Kuzca leaves her shoe size to Marlene Boratko Jon Lal-'lesh leaves his imagination to Mr. Trail Jerry Lauzier leaves all his internals to Little Lauz because it runs in the family. Lisa Lavieri leaves her sock-hop twisting to Louise Johnson. Carol Lavoie leaves her laugh to all the sad people. Elena Leighton leaves her poetic abilities to her father Wendy Lemieux leaves her name to anyone who can pronounce it. Amanda Libby leaves her radiograph to Mrs. Libby. Gara Lombard leaves her coordination to Patty Roy. Elaine Lovett leaves her gym sneakers to Sally Slater. Mark Lovley leaves his superior athletic abilities to Mr. Hansen. Emil Maendel leaves the audio-visual equipment to David White. Sue Martin leaves matching clothes to Mr. Leighton. Tom Martinsen leaves his eyes to the Lion's Club. Sandy Martocchio leaves cutting paper to the Graphic Arts Dept. Judy Mathiasen leaves O.L.W, to Ozena. Mary Pat McCabe leaves her gymnastic ability to Laurie Kline. Simon Mercer leaves his ping pong paddle to Kurt Satherlie. Tom Miller leaves his ruthlessness to John Dean. Jeff Mills leaves his proof for the Mills trisection to Mr. Austin. Marcia Misiorski leaves her place on the bench next to Mr. Veretto to the next deserving scorekeeper Cheryl Monyak leaves her tasting ability in Home Ec. to Laura Frey. Debbie Moreschi leaves her height to Linda Pellerin. Geanie Morin leaves all her excuses to Mr. Chester. Bruce Neag leaves his internals to Mr. Chester and Jimmy Walker. Dale Nicholson leaves his lateness to class to Mr. Bacon. Lorren Otis leaves her imagination to thejuniors. Roger Otto leaves Sally to no one. Lynda Pasqualucci leaves the MDC sawmill to Brian Adams. Walter Pederson leaves no more transportation worries for Mr. Rogers. Robert Phelps leaves his creme rinse to someone with wavy hair. Paul Pieszak leaves the no. l in his locker and Stick's stick to Mr. Austin. Charlene Pulica leaves her long dark hair to Doris Gunn. Robin Rice leave her McDonald's uniform to ajunior. Sue Richardson leaves her beautiful clothes to D. Wilson. Kathy Roarke leaves her parties to Kevin. Marcia Roudi leaves her steno abilities to Mrs. Wilbur, Valerie Rubino leaves the bonfire to M, Teeling and B. Riding. Allen Rundo leaves his books to Mr. Chester. Wayne Sartori leaves his diploma to Dan Stedman. Dale Savage leaves his smoke-filled car to the ninth grade. Paula Sekulski leaves her high school single days to Cookie Mossman. Keith Sleeper leaves his bar'of Irish Spring soap to the locker room. Cindy Smith leaves her chicken legs to Colonel Sanders. Jim Smith leaves his microscope to Mrs. Kalvoda. Kris Smith leaves a l0 yr. supply of black olives to N. Yelsits. Judi Spranzo leaves her quietness to anyone who can remember when she was. Daniel Stedman leaves his clay to Mr. Dyer. Shawn Stewart leaves his library bills to the school Marty Summa leaves his vacuum cleaner to a prospectivejanitor. Elizabeth Taylor leaves her musical ability to her sisters. Merry Jane Toomey leaves all the music rm. problems to Anne and Colleen. Sheila Vaccari leaves her straddle to Missy. David VanBuren leaves his mustache to Mr. Bacon. John Van Why leaves his writing ability to Tony Eckel Mark Vickers leaves his magic fingers to future piano players. John Wabrek leaves his hat to Chris Warren. JeffWalker leaves his quietness to John Allyn. Sandy Walker leaves her Friday afternoons in the truck to Kelly. Betsy Wallace leaves her safety helmet for the bus ride to Sue Hine. Kathy Ward leaves the misery of the dump to Deb. Lisa Warren leaves her kleenex to Mary. Roger Warren leaves his homeroom attendance to other late people. Rich Weingart leaves the authority to slap Bob Kaminsky to Jami. Helen Whitney leaves a compass to the hiking club. Pam K. Wilcox leaves her weirdness to Jon Lavieri. Gabe Wilford leaves her foul shots to Rich. Arlene Wilson leaves her artistic talent to Mr. Wass. John Wood leaves his popularity to Lenorc. Tom Yelsits leaves his knowledge ofliquor to the ignorant. Liz Cosseboom leaves the school behind. Jerri Bohn leaves the finished senior section to Mrs. Jeserski. Keith Dalphin leaves Advanced Math to Chris Rockwell. Lori French leaves the class of 76 to the school. Karen Hassig leaves a six-pack in the parking lot to Nicky. Gretchen Otto leaves her long straight hair to N. Whitney, Jessica Solon leaves her dancing feet to Michele M. Linda Steeves leaves her hammer and saw to Mr. Bacon. Edie Waker leaves her love for partying to her sister, A. 'A ku M 'V x an 'I , L A, .,. ,, gf I ,, l Ke 4 , , V 1 ,, 'Q f X S . :.- :xv 1 , - . r Q ' 5 .y K A Y N 'W 5, , I , ' - Q i .zz-A 'A -'-- f - ,.L ' iff r , J QW ff 'r,- ,rf-S fx K may 1 I Mx, Q A it ww-me x vi ls' mi ,E fvm ' Q i A , f F Q 0 at K x 5 , . LQ 'ff' If A F' 5 I Riu y S R-as .Wx 3.-w Ga Sao? 'Hs-'r Hmmm. Numan, AAMQ iw 1 2 5 , . .,: K X k .. K K 1: -1,. 1 K,.- EV M , ' Ali . K - 5 -1 1 Ll-- 4 ., ... 1 F 1 5 ii -A W A M Q l .:. A if Q Q N my 'mm fm UNDERCL ss EN er- 'EJQQE' A-T xx ivlvwh-:X L Q' 5 , V f NEM N iff 19- cjifvy The, winds bmw qfveshness +0 ow Hives Gnd 51-Zixrs beer'-fx , close enough +0 -k-ouch... Gwen Fvos4-ie 76 F19 O SS LA J C Junior Class Advisors: Mr. Obcr. Mrs. Brudv P' for Af X J! Junior Class Officers: A Sahulu Pres Q Connors V.P.g G. Otto, Secg M Hdlloran Treas H' UI fi wv1 A' -s . L Q x-1.05 4 www L- F1978 SS S L A 'Sis .. ....,,..,,.. A Mk. ,QA ,pn ...mv CLASS OF 1979 L , .QS CLASS GF 1980 QBXSQRSN EL sung. rirsr V f s A A V, , 'lf , ii 9 1 4 . Q - ig. gp 51.51 Y K nal if ff i , 5 5 f -as 5 7, we r .., - l . SN A FRIEND OR TWO There's all ofpleasure and all of peace In a friend or twog And all your troubles may find release Within a friend or twog It's in the grip of the sleeping hand On native soil or in alien land, But the world is made f do you understand Of a friend or two. A song to sing, and a crust to share With a friend or twog A smile to give and a grief to bear With a friend or two, A road to walk and a goal to win, An inglenook to find comfort in, The gladdest hours that we know begin With a friend or two. A little laughter, perhaps some tears With a friend or two, The days, the weeks, and the months and the years With a friend or twog A vale to cross and a hill to climb,- A mock at age and ajeer at time - The prose of life takes the lilt of rhyme With a friend or two. The brother-soul and the brother-heart Of a friend or two Make us drift on from the crowd apart, With a friend or two, For come days happy or come days sad We count no hours but the ones made glad By the hale good times we have ever had With a friend or two. Then brim the goblet and quaff the toast To a friend or two, For glad the man who can always boast Of a friend or twog But fairest sight is a friendly face, The blithest tread is a better pace, And heaven will be a better place For a friend or two. 15 q . ,J Q15 PO RTS f Jar H '41 W'-Q.- '+,-- ,:lnnf'A'x-' ,- '-in ..- i .- 5 I -I 1 . A- - -A 14 QN xxx, if I, - 4,76 3-5 Af x X. 7.1 x I f ., xx X, J 'fa . FQ J M ,-97' -eff' ffi ARSITY Wh-f V. 1 '71 f' 'tr Row 1: J. Curtiss, F. Benjamin, J. Wood, M. Connor, P. Pieszak, R. Glidden, M. Komons. Row 2: J. Giampaolo, D. Vaccari, C. Fancher, E Bsullak, R. Bernard, S. Pavlik. Row 3: G. Lefeber, K. Satherlie. C. Ocain. B. LaFlamme, B. Kaminsky, J. Walker, N. Lavieri, manager. 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' - - Farmington 3-2 Northwestern Northwestern 0-0 Avon Northwestern 12-0 Torrington Northwestern 6-2 Housatonic Northwestern 2-0 Canton Northwestern 3-0 Oliver Wolcott Lewis Mills 2-1 Northwestern Farmington 4-0 Northwestern Northwestern 1-O Avon Northwestern 1-0 Torrington Northwestern 3-0 Housatonic Canton 2-1 Northwestern Northwestern 2-1 Oliver Wolcott Northwestern 0-0 Lewis Mills We only missed by this much! SOCCER It's not working!! Oh boy!' What's that on my foot? n I can't see anything?! Good-bye Mr. P. J .V. SGCCER .I.V. SOCCER SCORES 5-6-1 Farmington Northwestern Northwestern Avon Northwestern Housatonic Canton Northwestern Northwestern O. Wolcott Lewis Mills Northwestern Farmington Northwestern Northwestern Avon Northwestern Housatonic Canton Northwestern Northwestern O. Wolcott Lewis Mills Northwestern As the seasons come and go, they bring changes with them. Next year's soccer season will bring a big change for the Junior Varsity soccer team. For many years Mr. Perry has coached the J.V. Tigers. With the end of this year's season Mr. Per- ry's soccer days came to a close. There's no question that Mr. Perry deserves a long rest after his years of service. He can look back with pride upon the men he prepared for Var- sity soccer. The .I.V. team can't help but feel a bit sad at los- ing such a fun loving fellow for a coach. He taught them too much not to have them miss him. We're glad that he has given us so many great teams to be proud of. Thanks Mr. Perry! Go Tigers -rr ., . ,. I v A .L. K. .. V.-. .N ,,,k A Q - A X? , ,.ui ' T, Nr. Where'd the ball go? l,2,3,POW! fwf- Q W ,e 3. If nf V l. 'vw 3-, .mizw , 'W 1aa,': . -3 5'Tft'f!ag1Si?'TTg', ,::-f:3f2f:.vr's1g-rx W, ,. . . ,,., . x . , , Q '-!- ' ,IA ' f-rf-?S3'viis,gIlH w!w9:s'mg , 4. E W f1nf :.1-,rg ' X. V.-, !jNH..,.1- m K- 4 1 , I ' f, PQ, ia: 1:51 P is 1-' P l P 'Q f f9-E-ws' ., wT u'sgj7.,. P :S 5 V l..1!if3'- 51l,f!.g.Q1:1--fl..fzQfE1:11,l.I1,0' ' Q - - Q- s W 1 ' , - .wf- Qngurn az I :B ' 1 .,.. ' EP. 1 ' J iff . i P. O' QW' ..A, lm-1 lx,-,i f 1 A ,.f,, , :we :M . rw H+.. - , .,- . fs L, , if K MA. ., .Q A, . , Tiff K Q -5 5-ji'lQQ's' in K ' 'VEMQQ N -X V - ll! ' . ,L , ' ? f X l lf n. ! gf' f--1x,f-'wvnfswyn qw: .-1g?'m!' , 'W44 - G O- -Q. 'k'skiN2A1H',x Nw- '1..x-'fi-Q. w-4 .i.,'W'f'1'f 1 gi sta 12 ' My 414-'H M rp X K., K3 l fl .. l'- Determination!?! Mr. Vibert wants YOU!! Oh WOW Silence is golden girls! 1 105 Z . 2 , W1 -fn fr wt' 1-Mmwwueg 'L f 1- 2 1. as V V. fm A 'f gf Vx ,,, if ew 1 V4 f ' zzawugifwi N 2, 11.5 t to KK', i Row I: L. Warner, H. Cook, D. Michalski, G. Lombard, L. Beaudoin, M. Johnson, G. Kostak. Row 2: M. Kent, L. Pellerin, D. Halloran Mr. Scott, coach, E. Waker, P. Valickis, L. Dawson, J. Jespersen. V O G L I The first year of volleyball at Regional, coached and advised by L Mr. Scott, wasn't very successful competitively. Even so, all who R participated had more than their share of good fun. The rather short E season ran September through November and the girls practiced on L late bus nights. Many players displayed talent and the major reason Y for losses was lack of team coordination. If they get it more togeth- S er next year, they'll win more. B A L L s , A . . g, . , ,L ,,kf', . ' 5,4 f, Row 1: S. Roberts, A. Summa, R. Patterson, T. Rubino, S. Young, V. DelBon. Row 2: D. Roberts, manager, C, Lovley, E. Ford-bey, J Walker, A. Johnson, D. Day, R. Ahlberg, Mr. Centurelli, coach. J .V. SCORES Housatonic 55-38 Northwestern Berlin 58-35 Northwestern Farmington 67-50 Northwestern O. Wolcott 44-40 Northwestern Litchfield 61-51 Northwestern Terryville 58-22 Northwestern Lewis Mills 66-51 Northwestern Gilbert 48-31 Northwestern Canton 56-54 Northwestern Thomaston 63-49 Northwestern Northwestern 54-49 Avon N orthwestern 49-56 Housatonic Farmington 74-54 Northwestern Berlin 56-34 Northwestern O. Wolcott 60-43 Northwestern Lewis Mills 65-61 Northwestern Gilbert 60-50 Northwestern Canton 62-59 Northwestern Thomaston 53-51 Northwestern Avon 60-47 Northwestern FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Rowl S Young .l Parrott,M. Kittredge. Row 2:Mr. Connole, coach, B. Ponds, S. Connor D Day B Carpen ter D Deveaux S Green, R. Stewart, manager. FRESHMAN SCORES Northwestern 45-37 Jr. Republic Wamogo 48-39 Northwestern Housatonic 43-36 Northwestern Berlin 64-24 Northwestern Northwestern 62-40 Thomaston Farmington 53-30 Northwestern Northwestern 51-48 O. Wolcott Northwestern 48-31 Lewis Mills Wamogo 48-45 Northwestern Gilbert 43-37 Northwestern Northwestern 46-44 Canton Northwestern 62-41 Avon Northwestern 67-59 Thomaston Northwestern 48-42 Housatonic Northwestern 42-37 Granby Farmington 53-33 Northwestern Berlin 54-38 Northwestern Northwestern 55-39 O. Wolcott Lewis Mills 57-41 Northwestern Northwestern 51-40 Gilbert GIRL'S BASKETBALL J.V. SCORES Berlin 51-25 Northwestern Torrington 30-16 Northwestern Lewis Mills 20-15 Northwestern Gilbert 40-21 Northwestern Northwestern 20-12 Canton Torrington 43-31 Northwestern Avon 32-28 Northwestern Housatonic 19-16 Northwestern Farmington 43-31 Northwestern Northwestern 29-23 Housatonic Avon 37-18 Northwestern Gilbert 29-21 Northwestern Row 1: S. Young, P. Fritch, M. Pompa, C. Rivers, L. Sekulski. Row 2: Miss Messer, coach, S. Jef- fers, P. Veselic, M. Johnson. Miss McGrath, coach. Row 1: S. Walker, J. Fox, E Fritch. Row 2: Miss Messer, coach G, Wilford, L. Beaudoin, M. Kent H. Cook, Miss McGrath, coach. VARSITY SCORES Berlin 59-16 Northwestern Torrington 57-37 Northwestern Canton 53-44 Northwestern Lewis Mills 55-18 Northwestern Gilbert 51-31 Northwestern Canton 49-37 Northwestern Torrington 61-16 Northwestern Avon 53-38 Northwestern Northwestern 41-17 Housatonic Farmington 45-17 Northwestern Northwestern 36-13 Housatonic Avon 63-31 Northwestern Gilbert 45-28 Northwestern 1974-75 .1 .L Q I Veretto, coach. ood, Mr. ow 2: E. Ford-bcy, M. Connor, M. Lovley, J. W sky, R. Weingart, T. Triggs, M, Summa. R in 1: P. Pieszak, B. Kam Row BASKETB LL Q.- , mm.m..., L..--0 . sw I... Coach: Mr. Leon Veretto Northwestern 77-48 Housatonic Farmington 88-62 Northwestern Berlin 66-52 Northwestern Northwestern 74-69 O. Wolcott Litchfield 56-55 Northwestern Northwestern 72-58 Terryville Northwestern 63-48 Lewis Mills Gilbert 66-45 Northwestern Northwestern 74-70 Canton Thomaston 67-63 Northwestern Avon 84-71 Northwestern Northwestern 74-49 Housatonic Farmington 83-63 N0rIhWCSlCrr1 Berlin 82-59 Northwestern O. Wolcott 70-64 Northwestern Northwestern 67-58 Lewis Mills Gilbert 84-67 Northwestern Northwestern 90-66 Canton Northwestern 77-68 Thomaston Avon 76-69 Northwestern its, ,v'v.Y ' sb' O 9 4 Qi-1 6 t in td, 4 xv. 1000 PTS. a.- M... On January 21, 1975, Michael Con- nor became the third person in the his- tory of NHS to score 1000 pts. for his varsity career. He was presented with the game ball which had been signed by all his teammates. We would like to congratulate Mike for this achievement. Mike finished the varsity career with 1149 pts. This broke the record previously set by Paul Smith. CONGRATULATIONS MIKE!!! GO MIKE f df' 2' ZX' Y 2 r R f-1 fix 71. H! B 3' .V. CHEERLEADERS Capt. L. Phelan, Co-Capt, K. Welz, Y. Bazzano, M. Dery, K. Passini, B. Riding, T. Russ, K. Sathcrlie, M. Spada, M. Taylor, C Yoon. y 1 Q ,Y . E .w N as . b A X A I . mr Bottom: L. Lavieri, D. Haynes, S. Vaccari, M. Lambert, T. Pieszak, B. Denny, Top: M. McCabe, D. Moreschi, M. Ferrari Lisa Lavieri, captain Debbie Haynes, co-captain Debbie Moreschi, secftreas 4 , ww -.M - ff' Q, ,,f- M ,, Nl 1 1 It - f .L XZ'-X gui . . li' f V' -- Members ofthe Jr. High Soccer Team: M. Smith, T. Kennedy G. Snape W. Hine W. Mulville R. Denny L. Beebe J. Fournier A. Martoc chio, M. Isabelle, A. Thomas, B. Hearn, G. Shea, M. Young, Paige, Rosenwald, B. Crockett, B. Kennedy, R.,Toomey, S.,Schmidt, S Church, G. Ferris, S. Krassner, S. Griswold, P. Smiley, T. Ellis, J. Hester, S. Muckle, A. Douaihy, K. Sheffield, B. Daugherty, L. Colpits, B Stadler, J. Whitford, W. Young, P. Boyle, T. Nanni, M. Pacholski, S. Jeffrey, P. Bakker, S. Fantoui, T. O'Dell, B. Haskell, J. Parrot, M Gowen, J. Yelsits, J. Johnson, R. Bsullak, J. Robinson, M. Misiorski, A. Kulhberg, J. Kittredge, J. Lefeber, W. Euglow, S. Messenger, J Messenger. I l Canton 0-3 Northwestern Q Wamogo 2-0 Northwestern Avon l-0 Northwestern Northwestern 3-0 Renbrook Northwestern 3-l Lewis Mills Robbins 6-0 Northwestern Avon 1-0 Northwestern Northwestern 4-2 Watkinsen Northwestern 0-0 Wamogo Robbins 2-0 Northwestern Canton 2-0 Northwestern Northwestern 2-1 Lewis Mills I JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Roscosky, J. Parrott, D. Wuori, T. Tallon, J. Warner, S. Kaminsky, P. Toomey, M. Lewis, S. Jeffrey. Row 2: J. Kittredge, D Neag, J. Cappabianca, J. Wilford. Row 3: G. Frey, Coach Jauregui, K. Sheffield, P. Whry, C. Wald, S. Schmidt, P. Smiley, R. Toomey, W Barlow, T. Ellis, M. Carlone, P. Spadaccini, T. Laveri, B. Kennedy, J. Hester, C. Connors, Coach Williams. Missing from photo-C. Neag. Northwestern 49-35 Wamogo 78c8 Northwestern 43-32 Jr. Republic 78c8 Har-Bur 46-31 Northwestern 7 Northwestern 49-34 Har-Bur 8 Northwestern 40-22 Pearson 7 Northwestern 49-40 Pearson 8 Vogel 72-30 Northwestern 7 Www M Litchfield 74-40 Northwestern ,78L8 -4' 51. Northwestern 65-28 Thomaston 78L8 MW Northwestern 33-24 Canton 7 Northwestern 61-27 Canton 8 Granby 57-36 Northwestern 7 . Granby 60-41 Northwestern 8 Northwestern 31-18 Avon 7 9 Northwestern 42-35 AVON 3 Northwestern 63-61 Fisher 7348 Northwestern 68-29 Thomaston 78:8 Northwestern 43-30 Canton 7 Northwestern 74-25 Canton 8 F Har-Bur 27-24 Northwestern 7 St lf J gortlawestern 51-14 I-lar-Bur 8 WMD ran y 37-29 Northwestern 7 y Granby 60-42 Northwestern 8 NNT MMR M' Northwestern 61-34 Pearson 7 at Fisher 54-53 Northwestern 78L8 ' ft -J it L , Northwestern 62-39 Wamogo 78:8 XX I Northwestern 47-36 Avon 7 X A 3 Avon 57-51 Northwestern 8 - JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS N60 -I 1 3 ' The 1974 Varsity Soccer Team had a fairly suc- cessful season this year. They were lead in scoring by one senior and two sophomores. Senior Paul Pieszak lead all scorers with ll goals and 6 assists. He was followed by Glenn Lefeber who had 11 goals and 2 assistsg and Bob Kaminsky with 8 goals and 4 assits. The team as a whole outscored their opponents 44-14. Mike Connor, the 1-Iigh1ander's goalie, had a fine season, making approximately 145 saves and having 8 shutouts. Mike was backed up by fullbacks John Wood, Fred Benjamin, and Ed Bsullak who all played fine defensive games. The team played well together to compile a final 8- 4-2, win-loss-tie record. ll .1 1 T597 3 'lf 1 1.8 , -..kk 7 , A if y. .. A , . st.. g K f 1 '11 T Qi . 'gn' 2 ' qibfffgi f as 1. ii A if , - ax Q5 to figs-f.,,' J - eggs? P . J J 5 -ik' ii. Q'iQ'Jl'hfi 1b f+.y.- 1 'P fn-f a aaik-aims' 5'i2ef!f-pflfifgf wifi' Xffitaxi .1 ll The Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Leon Veretto, had an improved season this year. They were lead by the scoring ability of senior, Mike Connor 119.5 ptsfgamejg soph., Bob Kamin- sky 116.5 ptsfgamelg senior, Mark Lovley 111 ptsfgamey and senior, Rich Weingart 19.6 ptsfgamej. The Varsity team compiled a 9-ll win- loss record. They were also aided by the line re- bounding of Mike Connor 113.1 averagej and Mark Lovley 18.3 averagej. Marty Summa and Paul Pieszak provided good ball handling and de- fensive plays. The other members ofthe varsity team were: senior, John Woodg and juniors, Tim Triggs, Eli Ford-bey, Rick Patterson, and Al John- 1 X son. Although Mr. Veretto is losing six members of this year's eleven man team, he can look forward to a fairly experienced team next year. .ff i I Y 4 US IC 'music makes picjcures and oflcen felks siovies Au of EL maosie, and an OS Ll- Jfvue, And all QQ lhe piciores M and ov og -lhe Skovies AHC! all O4 ihe YYlEhC5lQf, -HW, mggiq is Q00- J mu ,4 Q -1. .......... M I Ea Row I: MJ. Toomey, F. Benjamin Pres., L. Taylor. Row 2: C. Fancher, A. Summa, D. Barrett, M. Quinlan bl R E. 5? 0 y. AW, ., Q, - . if h-,L .. andthe band plays on! Raw 1: M. Vickers, M. Scott, N. Lavier, R. Church, A. Summa, C. Lovley, A. Quinlan, C. Fancher, D. Barrett. Row 2: R. Glidden, C. Mis- iorski, F, Benjamin, M. Toomey, G. Winchester, R. Eaton, D, Vaccari, S. Martinsen, M. Desjardin, C. Connor. Row 3: E. Zigmont, Mr. Shea, M. Lovely, M. Gaber, R. Bernard, D. White, J. Allen, D. Ewing, J. Wilson. xl: 'C E '- 4 Glu l 'M A- x , . 16,3 , 4. .. j if ...cf wwf l X If ii- ,JA do 0 . D Band activities range from parades to formal concerts. As far as parades go, the first endeavor is Band Day at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. This usually happens in mid Novem- ber. In the Spring you can see the band marching around the school practicing for the parades. The band performs four an- nual concerts per year including an exchange program. This year the exchange program is with Simsbury. The band also provides music for Graduation Ceremonies. The Dance Band performs at concerts and dances each year. The Junior High Band also engages in the same parade as the Senior Band. A selected number of students are chosen for certain activitif such as: All-New England, All-State and Central Northwes All-Conn. and All-New England requirements include personal auditions. Central Northwest requires the recommendation of the Director. The students are: All-Conn, Central Northwest Chris Lovley Becky Budny William Germon Jeff Bernard Roger Glidden All-New England Elizabeth Taylor Sue Martinsen Merry Toomey Mark Scott Roger Glidden Division Festival Liz Taylor Dave Barrett Becky Budny Rick F airman Rene Bernard Sue Martinsen Mary Desjardin Fred Benjamin Merry Toomey William Germon Jeff Bernard Roger Glidden Mark Scott Mark Vickers L27 . ,pf gg 1 Q 1 af Q N .555 Chorus is a group composed of approximately 70 students. Their voices range from bass II to a soprano I. The Chorus performs at many concerts and school functions throughout the year including graduation. During the summer they also tour the area elementary schools. This year, as in other years, a number of chorus members are chosen for the Central Northwest Division Festival. Here they have a chance to sing with other students from around Connecticut and also have the experience to have a new director. The students chosen were: Matt Fenton, Mike Hal- loran, Gail Krom, Sabrina Lavieri, Cheryl Mon- yak, Ted Murphy, Jackie Parsons, Kim Parsons, Tim Walker, and Pam K. Wilcox. Kim Parsons was also chosen for the All-Connecticut Chorus. 5 , 128 , CUNCERT CHOIR M if-Mn' M Row 1: Mr. Hansen, director, W. Novak, D. Moreschi, D. Maillet, L. Fairman. K. Carr, M. Halloran. M. Fenton. T. Walker. S. Murphy, B. Riding fat pianol, M. McCabe. P. Sekulski, M. Beauchemin. Row 2: G. Krom. .l. Ferris. L. Otis. C. MeCane. L. Wood. T. Murphy. B. Den- ny. L. Yoon, L. Kmon. D. Romano. C. Smith. Row 3: J. Parsons, D. Haynes, L. Luvieri. L. Rosenwald, R. Ullery, C. Monyak, A. Hempel, K. Parsons, S. Lavieri, L. Whitney, K. Welz, V. Rubino. Row 4: D. Wesolowski, E. Lovett. T. Pieszak, M. Taylor. M. Roudi, P. Henry. C Thoben. D. Knees, M. Reed. C. Weston, H. Dooley, H. McCurdy. S. Ames, P. Roy..lfIi.r.r'if1g.'l:Q.Waker. L. Phelan. S. Vaccari. J. Spranzo, T. Dembishack. P. Paige. A. Hester, B. Lombard, R. Rice, P. Wilcox. K. Satherlie. A. Parent. M. Lambert, E. Gunn, J. Hoffnagle, R. Schmidt, J. Walker, T. Gulaise, B. Neag. CHGIR COUNCIL Row 1: D. Moreschi, Sec.: Mr. Hansen, B. Riding, Acc. Row 2: J. Wood, Pres.: K. Parsons, L. Rosenwald, Lib.: L. Wood, T. Murphy, Treas.: B. Denny, VP. G , ,,LLW , ,,,,, . ,,,, w Row 1: L. Reitmann, D. Halloran, H. Cook, P. Rowland, C. Rivers, L. Fairman, acc. Row 2: K. Deane, L. Dawson, D. Keifer, W. Alciati, Mr. Hansen, director Missing: L. Sekulski, H. Adams a we a i as , g , 1-ea sa 'Qs B' .1 2 E. Mr. Hansen, director, G. Krom, M. Gaber, R. Glidden, T. Murphy, P. Roy, K. Parsons, S. Lavieri , Missing: P. Wilcox. .30 l ml. Hrs. , UNIOR HIGH BAN egg? . 1 Row I: J. Lefeber, A. Kuhlberg, B. Walker, B. Lauzier, S. Janes, I. Driscoll, A. Hunter, N. Kulinski, A. Martocchio, M, Misiorski, V. Yeske, K. Zeitler, K. Ashlberg, P. Waldron, L. Krezinski, J. Halstead, D. Otis. Row 2: Mr. Shea, Director: W. Mulville, S. Sinclair, L. Beebe, R. LaRosa, P. Zeitler, H. Koch, E. VanNess, L. Collins, D. Halloran, T. Kennedy, C. Griffin, S. Smith, S. Provenzano, J. Caine, D. Sherwin, J. Jeffrey, J. Bachman, K. Adams, J. Coleman. Row 35 J. Burdick, S. Messenger, P. Bakker, R. Hine, M. Smith, A. Curtiss, S. Jeffrey, T. Lane, B. McMaster, L. Yelsits, L. Wallace, K. Marchand, R. Wexler, R. Whitehead, J. Pease, D. Jeffers, L. Vanse, J. Rebillard. R0w4: W. Barlow, J. Messenger, A. Griswold, M. LaCroix, R. Denny, J. Auclair, B. Wood, J. Parrot, G. Grey, S. Church, C. Bayette, S. Savage, D. Anderson, K. Fador, N. Holbrook, P. Karpeichik, K. Vaill, O. Taylor, L. Romano, S. Colwell, H. Tsukroff. ,onli-1 G . X i ws, Q l , 'Za n I D ll l 3 . Off cl QWENQTG UNIGR HIGH CHGRUS Row 1: Mr. Hansen, director: N. Patterson. M. Ward K. Devereux, M. Lavieri. P. Waldron, M. LaCroix, M. Conlon Row2: J. Frey, C. Cari gan, L. Beehe, J. Barker, M. Lewis, R. Denny. D. Anderson. D. Denny Row3: K. Fader, B. Kostuk, P. Ferreira. B. Bachmun. D. Deming. R Shule. K. Christian, C. Rivers, D. Andreuson, S. Burlrum Row 4: K, MeNumur11. N. Buyuk. Durrell, P. McClellan. S. Vesser. S. Herrm ann. S. Almori. A. Dooley, li. Jones. P. Palmer. S. Gosselin. D. Grillln. K. Murphy .lll'v.x1'f1gln1l11plwm.' K. Quigley. C. Thoben. C. belts. .l Goulet. M. Ward. B. Murshull. M. Pueholski. ! bs' 24710 o 52' 43 JL CLUBS S G. B Row I: C. Monyak. Treas.1 R. Ackley. V.P.1 D. Barrett. Pres.: C. Smith. Sec. Row 2: D. Wcsolowski, K, Satherlic. K, Satherhe. W. Dev- ereux. J. Bohn, A. Quinlan, V. Ransom Rowjf P. Henry. .l. Ferris. M. Kcifer. B, Budncy. B. Riding B. Ames. J. Gaber. L. Wood. P. Vac- cari. J. Burdick. A. Summa, If. Benjamin, D. Savage, B. l.at1ammc. B. Halverson Mf.N'.N'l'lIAQ.' Advisor, Mr. Bacon HONORSOCHHY Run' lx F. Benjamin. Pres.1J, Bernard, V.P. Rmrfy V. Rubino,Trcas.1 L. Lavieri, Sec, Row 35 l.. Cox. C. Monyak, B. Denny. H. Whitney. D. Cade, M.J. Toomey, D. Hay ncs. M.P. McCabe. C. Smith Row 4: D. Barrett, P. Picslak, W. Devereaux. B. Huse, M. Fenton, J. Smith, P. Dery. M. Vickers. M. Lovely Row 5: Advisori Mr. Sisk 134 JUNKHIHKHJ STUDENTCOUNCH. Row lx J. Lefeber, Treas.: C. Tallon, Sec., J. Bach man, Pres.: S. Provenzano, V.P. Row 2: B. Bach man, R. Wexler, M. Lewis, M. Connors. G. Ferris T. Rosenwald, D. Sherwin. Row 3: L. Fairman, A Sooley, S. Jeffrey. C. Mulville, L. Satherlie. D Mahoney, C. Curtiss. Row 4: P. Bakker, J. Kulinski J. Robinson, B. Wood, T. Lavieri. R. Toomey, M Burke. OCEANOGRAPHY CLUB Row I: D. White, Mr. Zierzow, Advisor, C. Place Row 2: M. Fenton, A. Budreau RADIO CLUB Row 1: Mr. Dixon, Advisorg J. Halnon, Pres. Row 2: M. Fenton, V. Pres.g A. Reese, A. Eddy, Sec. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row I: L. LaCroix, Sec.g N. Lavieri, B. Lamont Row 2: D. Germon, D. Britton, A. Donovan, P. Tonkin Row 3: D. Roy, N. Pavlik, N. Tsukroff, B. McMaster, Mr. Trail, Advisor ASTRONOMY CLUB Row 1: D. Sterpka, Pres.g N. Tsukroff Row 2: K. McCarthy, Treas.g P. Dery, Sec.g Mr. Trail, Ad- visor ' .L 5L1QgKP', kQk 135 SPANISH C B Row 1: B. Ames. L. Davis, T. Piesmk. V.P.gH Whitney, Pres.g G. Otto, C. Connors Row 2: M.P. Bruey, D. Halloran, M. Taylor. N. Whit ney. Treasg L. Pellerin. Mrs. Hughes, Advisor Mis.ving: B. Roy. Sec. 5 I 4 ' , 44 r , 44 o ' in fl :ew iii-l FRENCH CLUB Zfiii -- ,. Gill!! Row 1: D. Pasqualucci, M. Bcauchemin, A Moseley, L. Reitmann, C. Puhalski, D. Tra- vaglin. Row 2: M. Barr, L. Phelan, V.P.g J Boyle, Sec., M. McCabe, Pres.g B. Riding. Treas.g Mrs. Pease, Advisor: R. Hill. Row 3: M. Lane, B. Shule, L. Lancey, C. O'Brien, W Bartram. L. Wood, J. Jespersen. Row 4: B. Castonguay, R. Gabelman, S. Green, J Green, K. Herrnann, S. Vaill. ll. lil ' QVIS NOQTPVJ S TEV! W ff 's q.wsT0l'L a I TERACT Row 1: L. Lavieri, C, Connors, J. Green, M. McCabe. Row 2: G Otto, L. Rosenwald. Row 3: K. Boyle, J. Burdick. T. Pieszak, C Monyak, H. Whitney, V. Ransom. Row 4: C. Rockwell, M. Borat ko, S. Hine, 1.. Pellerin, N. Tsukroff ,fy M SKA SFNXTVX 4 Y Au-Jx Sol ,gg sz. x.. ff AQ5 . Rus L- fi Tl ,ss , 11 Q4-l..:.?f:.:2? PEP CLUB A-1 6 Q Row 1: C. Monyak, Treas.g D. Gade, Sec., V. Rubino, C. Smith, VP. Row 2: L. Lancey, S. Passini, P. Roy, L. Wood, D. Pellerin, D Haynes. Row 3: K. Passini, B. Denny, T. Pieszak, L, Rosenwald, M. Boratko, M. Taylor, L. Phelan, M. Spada, K. Welz. Row 4: T. Gade M. Reed, D. Halloran, S. Vaill, B. Riding, B. Ames, L. Fairman, C. Yoon, K. Satherlie, P. Henry. Row 5: J. Gaber, J. Marek, B. Budney R. Glidden, H. Whitney, H. Halnon. Row 6: J. Burdick, F. Benjamin, B. Huse, P. Pieszak, D. Moreschi, M. McCabe, M. Connor, M. Fer- rari, L. Otis, L. Lavieri. Row 1: M. Summa, W. Devereaux, Treas., J. Wood, Pres., L. Lavieri, Sec., M. Connor, VP. Row 2: J. Green, D. Haynes, G. Lombard, M. Ferrari, D. Moreschi, Mr. Veretto, advisor. Row 3: B. LaFlamme, T. Pieszak, A. Quinlan, M. McCabe, B. Denny, D. Pellerin, G. Le- feber. Row 4: L. Dawson, L. Fairman, D. Halloran, L. Wood, J. Jesperson, J. Kostak, M. Johnson, H. Cook. Row 5- C. Misiorski R Fairman, R. Glidden, D. Michoski, M. Kent, M. Boratko. Row 6: J. Burdick, F. Benjamin, B. Huse, P. Pieszak. M. Lovley, C. Ocain: Ci Fancher, E. Bsullak, C. Rockwell. l 1 9 EDIA AIDES Row 1: I.. Cox. L. Misani, J. Zygmont, C. Kremski, R. Watson, C. Griffin, M. Fenton. H. Whitney. Row J: W. Pederson, J. Knees, D. White, G. Pinkham, E. Maendel. 3 5 Row I: J. Anderson. R. Winn, M. Komons, Pres.: R. Stadler. Row 2: D. Roberts. D. Hayward. S. Stetson, Mr. Sisk, Advisor: D. Sterpku G. Winchester. JMf.S'.K'l'l!g.4 S. Reitman. li 3 fi SKI CLUB ' if if-4' . Row I: L. Dawson, R. Bsullak, W. Morrison, A. Nanni, G. Smith. J. Green, B. Shule. M. Sherman, L. Fairman, J. Johnson, H. Dooley H. Whitney, H. Halnon. L. Hopkins, Advisor, Mr. Riiska Row 2: T. Hearn, E. Ferris, B. Lalflamme, .l. Burdick. C. Rockwell, J. Grunt C. Warren. J. Johnson. T. Marlinsen. C. Johnson. M. Desjardin. D. Savage ' Xlil-'.L.3l'l Fl. .. A - A Row I: F. Benjamin, VPQ J. Bernard, Pres., H. Whitney, Seeg A. Quinlan, Treas. Row 2: J. Vickers, M. Desjardin, M. Toomey, R. Glid- den. Mr. Landgraf, Advisor Rmri' C. Misiorski. D. Roy. l.. Rosenwald. M. Boralko. L. Lavieri. M. McCabe Rmi'4.' D. WcS0lovvSki. M. Gaber. .l. Gaber. .l. Green. l.. Werner Ron' 55 ll. Dooley. A. Moseley. B. McMaster, C. Misiorski. r RLEQU NS Row 1: Mr. Ober, advisor: A. Hempel, Treas.: P. Sekulski Pres.: Mr. Trail. Set Manager Rnw 2: T, Pieslak. M. Reed, L. Fairman. D. Gade. J. Vickers, V. Ruhino. B. Denny limi-.1'.' G. Wilford, .l. Ferris. B, Riding. K. Parsons. S. Iavieri. J, Gahcr. J. Parsons. A. Sachs Rim' 4: L. Hempel. .letters Viiill. .l. Bernard. A, Eddy, M. Gaber. M. Vickers. .l. Halnon. S. ltwlcy. D. Barrett. C. Daniels 17 Row 1: B. Eaton S. Lavieri, B. Burnell Row 2: P. Hearn. M. Libby. E. Leighton, E. Alicky. S, Stewart 'X'-Q..-1 vf' 1.011 In Riglllf V Runsom. Copy Ed. B. Denny Art Ed. D. Moreschi, Ed. Mrs. Jeserski, Advi sor wir. fish ii ff. The Thinker!!! -W, if . M . . ,- Layout Staff: L. Davis, J. Bohn. B. Roy, L. Crum. T. Gude, T. Pieszuk. M. Follert, E. Werner. H. Whitney Rlhghlf Photographers J. Bernard, I-'. Benjamin . 5 iff L W Lvfl: Business Stuff: T. Gade, D. Haynes. L. Otis. V. Rubino Mix.v1'Hg.'AIlun Keiller. Business Manager, Mr, Cantley Copy StuH'i L. Otis. V. Ransom, M. McCabe Mining: P. Wil- COX 142 J ACTIVITIES ff If, 000 w TMUQQ s I W . 4 U Y f , i . X -ii D ,L If o -V . 'P 5 ef! P ! ffm 5 0 II ,0 QE? If I XIX A QL? It was strange. lt was different. It was dy-no-mite' It was a blast! It was enlightening. ScintiI!ating experience 'tHair- raising. It was traumatic. lt was scary. Set my heart atiref' On January 29th at 1:00, ceremonies were held for a group of seniors graduating early. Each of the 26 students has completed all requirements necessary for graduation. These January graduates have the opportunity to start college a semester early, or they may get ajob to earn the money needed to further their education. Each student received a certificate of his graduation from the chairman of the Board of Education, Nicholas Fanelli. All seniors were invited to attend the ceremonies and later joined the graduates for refreshments. VL, Wik,i . .V UNEFLEN 1,45 R THE C ,, CUCKOU5 NEET CUCKOCYS NEST 4 A K A.:k J . Q ,Ag . , i c CHRISTMAS We CGNCERT CHRISTMAS BALL His: 151 ID-WINTER CCNCERT March 7 ,npr-s ly Ihr' - fx ANNUALWINTERCONCERT Friday, March 7, 1975, 8:00 p.m. JOHN R. HANSEN, Director Elizabeth Riding, Accompaniest BROTHERS, SING ON! .... . . SALVATION IS CREATED .,....,.. CHARLOTTOWN fSouthern Folk Songj . . KYRIE ffrom The Imperial Mass .................. SELECTIONS FROM JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTARN . I. Everything's Alright Jacqueline Parsons, Alto Soloist II. Hosanna Matthew Fenton, Tenor Soloist THE CREATION CA Rock Cantata ....,,..........,. ............ Kimberly Parsons, Soloist ROCK ENSEM BLE ACCOMPANIMENT BY: Roger Glidden - Bass Guitar Elizabeth Riding f Piano Chris Misiorski - Percussion INTERMISSION Regional if 7 Dance Band Francis P. Shea, Director Numbers will be announced from the stage. . . . . . Edvard Grieg . . . . Paul Tschesnokoff . . Charles F. Bryan, arr. . . Franz Joseph Haydn A. L. Webber - T. Rice D. Bobrowitz f S. Porter BADMI TO TCURNAMENTS 1975 wo M e N LS pn SINGLES W5 4 ' af 's. QEL The Annual Badminton Tour- nament, organized by Miss Anne SANDY WALKER 5TEvE PAvl.n K Twomey, has been an activity at Regional 47 lor the last three years. Approximately 150 students participated in the event. The tournament was a success and created a great deal of in- volvement All participants en joyed themselves and are anxious ly awaiting next year s tourna ment way AQ, ww: ,wf A 47 Q, womens DooeLzs QQ? ii pfjGlUNAl.7 P f I t . JR.-SR. BASKETBALL GAME QI SSW - A V4--ss , .- .,--,-- xg 1. New A s 'ki it s gl' 'OPS soil IOQJ, S 4 X, 'iih Q' 7 + 'AL -yllili-ml llx l gl fig W On March 7, junior and senior rivals met in a clash on the basketball court. As the players battled feverishly, the spectators were also entertained by two teams of cheerleaders dressed in just about anything they could find. The outcome was inevitable as the se- niors dribbled to a 27-17 victory. if . v1' ' -ra 1.-W,-,V . . 'I 1 ' I . A , 2 L..-. ,.. 0 Friend.: 8 I hope. -bday will be a byhlfr hffhwuf I fav -fwends are ffvnd on eqrry road Can qw ever Vhmk of any bdkr wav wlfhc los! ann' Mary fmvelfn I-o 90 7 5ec777dlI'n7 -1.11.0015 -:GY 'Mu w0Yfa7 ha 764 Wm maple knnu :func qv-P wha-I n 0 .n . Wdfh Q. 'fraenef d-I hdllf 1,00 wlff 56? V410 lvqhf lfwyrvr -frirndf are Where, 'men Every in? 3 dlrryhf. H fam: lv me a crime wha! we should I . Lfhese 64 ,le -lmves Should never-sg? uS by. A if e qw never mn ov shall erase -Frfena' f H7 646 I 5 0 Ptihfr war 'H'l.n7' ohildhavl .'Qa5 3 . 2' ' , ,.... The advisors of the 1975 Yearbook would like to express their thanks to the following students for col- lecting over S1500 of advertisements. Through their efforts this money helped to reduce the cost of each yearbook by 55.00 Thus each yearbook buyer owes a debt of gratitude to these people: Debbie Giansiracusa, Mary Follert, Valerie Rubi- no, Allan Keiller, Lorren Otis, Debbie Moreschi, Pam Wilcox. The advisors would also like to express their appre ciation to Miss Claudia Mossman and the school store staff for their help and support of the business staff. Advisors Mrs. Susan Jeserski Mr. Romie Cantley Editor-in-chief - Debbie Moreschi Layout Staff Elaine Werner Terry Gade Lydia Davis Temmy Pieszak Mary Follert Brenda Roy Marla Ferrari Jerri Bohn lsr. sectionj Art Editor - Bea Denny Art Staff Marty Summa Terry Gade Copy Editor - Valerie Ransom Copy Staff Mary Pat McCabe Lorren Otis Pam Wilcox Debbie Giansiracusa Mike Connor Liz Keifer Photo Editor - Jeff Bernard Photo S my Fred Benjamin Marty Summa Nathan Tsukroff Business Manager - Business Staff Valerie Rubino Lorren Otis Lisa Yoon Robert Bachman Diane Travelin Curtiss Johnson Terry Gade Debbie Haynes Karen Winn Debbie Giansiracusa Debbie Moreschi Debbie Halloran Cindy Puhalski Melody Reed Sue Holbrook Rozanne Hill Jody Marek Kim Parsons Allan Keiller Special thanks to the following people for their contribution to the color section: Jim Wright, Mark Sutter Jeff Bernard, and Helen Whitney. Also thanks to Paul of Brown Studio for the pictures he gave to us. i BASEBALL :Mk W Faq 5 V Ms' J.V. i Maggy Af VARSITY 2 JR. HIGH vw -lfhwsu wif i f '--L M, ,mv uw .1 , ,,,,,. si if -vplff Q az Q fi xfkwwfsfg nm ff. Sb' H? W . If GOLF SWI TEAM lm! , X U Q ,Q 4 J-,K 2 1 ,W . Quran - . if 2 , K-. if . - rs A - f vu 1 2.3 5A z IS' ff 'K 1 kr -1, ' ge .. ' ulfz 1 .. - If 2- g .fx ,: my F ,ka W 1 3 si! E523 qt gig rw .I , fm ,E Q f W Q iw 4 W 15 ! 'x 1-1 2 ff 1 , Y Q Q Y W N. as i . ,, x K' 'K -' f .Q 1 , ww, 5. . -K , Q K. - i Qi V . . Q , as ,K '1y'jQ l, . TENNIS Ap., ' ff sk . I if SOF TB LL ku.. . f 2 3 sk fi .L,-' V I fiifff .71 A S WVV.' f fK'L gg U. A ,w fiw g Q S ' P' ' L L A , Q Vhvyi , K A , , , ma: -., . ,, ! -. . K, ' wN5aQ..,.' 'wig A K ' ,v fig mf.. in , .. 5 K .1 1-nm , WW X 1 I .W '- A v9 . ,, .gil , 6 W Banquet 'E- 1975 g 5-2' J ne 5 , , ' Senior u 5323 ' ,mi , X i 1 A 'K' uf 'J !1 19 GRADUATION 75 . . -,Q..-1- -1i1nl!1i' 13...- -if-Q -,:.'.,--Q 4 555 Q+Q+Q'Q+ +Q'Q Q1Q+Q+Q'Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q'Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+QQQ' +Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q fl A ll + -6- Q Q . . N Q We can help light inflation Q by saving more than we spend. Q Q Q ff fl 5 THE WINSTED SA VINGS BANK 5 Q Q V V Q 654 Main street Q 5 Winsted, Connecticut E N Q Q Q Q Q Q Q fx - W Q Out 0 hz h school Q ! I Q Q ! ' ! Q and into . . . what? Q Q Q Q Q E Into the Navy. Iflt s opportunity you re after. And challenge. Q 5 The opportunity to train for highly-skilledjobs, ifyou qualify. 5 Q Th h ll f d 11 d ' f 1 1t D ' ' ' Q Q e c a enge o goo , ar ,meaning u wor . omg your ownjob. Leading others. ff And there's that wide world out there to travel. With all the excitement. Fun. Friends. And your share S of decks to swab and chores along the way. 5 5 A good job. A good life. The Navy: Itls a good deal. Talk to your Navy recruiter. Today. He can tell 5 you what you qualify for before you enlist. Or phone 800-841-8000 toll-free. Anytime. 5 Q Q Q Q Q F WSN Be someone special. J oin the Navy. Q ,C 1 . 3 'S QI Cr C ld 5 V , . 1 ' ,, -9 R Rona E. Raley 4' 5 ATI ROBERT B. PEPPER Q if N01 1 Q Mlm ' NAVY RECRUITING BRANCH STATION Q Q 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET AQ Q TORRINGTON, CONN. 06790 Q Q PHONE 482-6748 Q Q Q Q N Q . W 5 Congratulations to ' Q the Class of 1975 Q Q .. Q Q, COMPLIMENTS OF 5 5 COLTAND COMPANY 5 if 5 Q THE CARNELL COMPA N Y Q Q c16t1t16rS since 1898 Q Q 410-414 Main street Q Q Winsted, Ct. Q Q Q Q Q bf U Q+Q+Q+QfQ+QtQ QQ''Q+Q+QfQ+Q1Q+Q+Q+QtQR+Q+Q+Pf+Q'Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+QQ1Q1QQQ+Q+Q+Q Q+Q'Q+Q Q+Q+Q+Q Q'Q'Q'QQ+QfQ+ Q'Q+Q+Q+Q'Q'Q'Q+Q'Q'Q'Q+Q'Q'Q'Q'Q'Q+Q'Q'Q1Q'Q Q+ 'Q+Q'Q'Q'Q N X X Q Q K! V 5 2 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ig Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I l n Q CUNGRA ULA IONS 21 d Q Q Q Q BES I W IS HES Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q TG THE CLASS GF 1975 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q N K Q FI'Om Q fb .. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S CA S C O Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , Q Q Q 1,-I , , N Q+Q+Q+QoQ+Q+QeP!+N Q+Q+Q4Q+QvQ+QoQ+Q+Q4Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+P!oP!+Q+Q+QQQQQ Q+Qa +Q+Q+P!+b 161 x.4 'W Z 5 N .R , -Q V . 1 F1 i ff' fs I Q P w H 9 , fm .N U ,kvkiaiswe 1 4 ii ' ' 0 4, ', 'lv o 0, o': 'Q 1' v':' D 5 ax: 1 ,, Qi o 0 I , 1 ,- 0.01, ,s . ,x ,,9 nf' 1. q 9. P Lydif ..... L I .1 fo ,o' -- r sq' 'Q.o,' In it . Us my., 'fain E+? 163 Q+koQoQ+ +Q+Q Q+Q+QoQoQ+Q+M+QeQ+Q4Q4QoQ+Q+Q4Q+QoQ+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q4Q LdVQ4Q4Q+Q4Q4Q6QfQ 'NZ X Q T ' . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q W ts Q Q Q Q Q Q fi! f! ' Q Q Q S Q 3 Q Q Q James K. Wright Norma Wright Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Professional Q Q photographic services 3 include: E W . 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WHALEN Eddie, Sarah, Jan, Q Q NORFOLK, CT. 06058 Eddie Jr., Judy and Q George Q Q Q, 5 5x 5 Q Q Q Q Q , 5 5 Compllments of F cf: G RICHARDS 5 Q GA BER'S CLEA NERS JEWELERS AND GIFT Q 5 5 Q SHOP Q ff . ff 5 438 Mam St. 5 ' - T l. 379-5366 Q Wlnsted, Ct. 532 Main St Q 5 . ' 5 Q 379-1400 A Wmsted, Ct. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q P! coMPl.uvlENTs AND coNGRAruLATuoNs W X Q Q Q A 5 T0 A GREAT CLASS Congralulatzons 5 nfs? 5 N . 'A fe P! 5 if lL'II 9,2 5 Q ... w 1 Q 5 5 Class 0f1975 Q X X S We 5 5 0 ' , 5 Q Q Q Q Q EMERY E. DANZELL Qcietg Q Q 2980-B Whitney Avenue PC1121 5 r:1vlNm3 5 Q Q Hamden, Connecticut 06518 Q Q Q Q f Member F.D.l.C. Q Q ,Bal our Q 5 C Q cuss 'mas AND ,ms . cw. msmnu Of:FlC6S throughout Greater Hartford 5 Q minus - rnormss - ruouss - olrl.onAs Q COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS 5 Q Q Q bl Q , N QfQ+Q'Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q QfQ+QfQfQ+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+QfQ+Q+Q+QfQ+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q Q+Q+ +Q'Q+Q+Q 169 w i W fha x W Q+Q+Q+Q+ +QoQ QIQIQIQIQIQVQIQ4Q4QIQ4Q+QoQIQofg+QoQ+Q4Q+QoQIQ+Q+Q+Q LQIQQIQIQIQIQQQIQ IQ Q I Q E , Q w Go Get em Class of 1 Ab 9 GC ' Q 75! Best Wrshes to N 5 S E HIGHLAND HARDWARE the E Q Class of l975,' 5 Q 406 Main sr. Q Q Winsted, Ct. Q Q 379-6747 Q Q P1 if JOHN M. PASSINI, 5 Q H Q JR. 5 Q R es idential E fi N Q TRA VEL HOUSE Contractor Q Q Grant Plaza Q S 1ns e , onn. f W'D1aZlver:C Q Q 12031379-3620 3 79-4865 5 Q 5 Q Q 5 Q Congratulalzons To The Q N ,, G ff 5 Class 0f1975 Compllments of 5 Q E ff Q Q FR QNTIER FORD Q Q M N + Q5 MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK UF WINSTEII Q g 70 South Main St. f Winsted, Ct. Q Q Member F.D.I.C. 379-3306 s 4 Mam Office A Q Q 86 Main St. E Q W' N Q msted , Y , CARPET X ff -1 L1N0LEUM Q Q -3 . CERAMIC TILE Q Q Branches - H l Q T ' I 368 MAIN STREET Q Foothills Plaza ll 5 wlNsTEo, coNNEcTlcuT 06098 Q N Q Rm. 44 Q Q New Hartford in the Winsted Q Q it AX MINI-MALL Q 5 West Main SIL. Telephone - XB g 5 Avon 379-6713 GARY WHITING 5 5 if Q Q 172 ,1 , X7 YIQWIUIQIUIUINIQIQ'Q'U'Q'Q+Q'Q'Q'Q'QR'QWWN'NQWW'U'QQ+Q+Q'Q+Q+Q+Q+Q wmmb Q+Q+Q'Q Q+Q'Q'Q'Q+Q'Q' Q+Q+Q+Q'Q'Q'Q+Q+Q+Q+Q'Q1Q'Q+Q'Q'Q+Q'Q+Q'QfQ'Q Q+Q'Q+Q'Q+Q'Q X Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I ERLI G GI EERI G Q Q GORPOR T A ICN M J K Q fc?3?llng, Q TOOL Q A Q Q Q Q W C INSTED. QNNBCTICUT Q Q 4 T Q P. O. Box 559 ' 06098 Q 14 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q A Q Q Q Q -.- Best Wishes to the 5 Class of 1975 Q 5 From S Q xi Q Q Q BILL'S ARMY di NA VY Q N Q Q STORE Q ' L A - N 5 Winsted Mini Mall I . K ' Q Q 368 Main Street , ' ' V' 1 Q 5 379-4711 .,- N - Q , Q 1+ Q S Y 3 ggxgii ', 4 f'1 'Xe- Q 1, Q 77 -r - Q 5 Best Wishestothe Lbhv Natulnal hun iliamk 5 Q C1388 0f75 FALLS VILLAGE, coNN. 06031 fg Q from ki V fl Q K Q , Q Q B03 S ELECTRIC 3 Q Winsted, Cl. Q Q , Q Q Q bl , , Pl Q4Q+QiQoQ+Q+Q+P!+N QiQ+QiQiQ+Q+Q+QiQiQeQ+Q+QiQoQiQ+QoQ+Q+P!+P!+Q+QoQ+Q+Q QiQ+ +QiQiQ+Q 173 91 Q33 1 fm L inn S- 1 Q+Q+Q+Q+ +Q+R Q'Q+Q'Q+Q'Q+Q+QQ'Q'Q'Q+Q+Q'Q'Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q'Q+Q+QLJQQ+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q f! fl Q PHELAN, BAZZANO di CUMPANY, INC. Q R Q Q Q N X Q 518 MAIN STREET 179 NORTH ELM STREET Q Q WINSTED, CONNECTICUT 06098 TORRINGTON, CONNECTICUT 06790 Q Q TELEPHONE: 379-0741 TELEPHONE: 489-0288 Q Q Q N Q 1 Q Q CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Q Q tothe Q N N 5 CLASS OF 1975 5 Q Q Q fb Q Q Q Wmmtch Ev sammy Qittmzmm, PARK PLACE HARDWARE Q Q Q Q. . , . ,. .. . , Q Q AAINS QEET ' ZVINSTED SCHONSEERZCUIT IIOQOQS Q 203f379'3QQ33 S Q 379-4274 rg R Serving more than 26,000 Q Q people in the Winsted area. B i . AA P . t Q + n amm oore am s 4 Q R ' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q MARBLE PHARMACY Q Q Q N , . N 5 Foothills Plaza Congratulations S Q Q Q New Hartford, CT. To the Class of-t.75,, Q Q . Q Q F. P. Zych - A. S. Grlnvalsky R. Q Q Phar. Fx Q X X 5 Good luck to the 5 ' class of 74 g Aa A l.l.lEll Il'I ll.I Q xg ff W 0 A . S 5 Compliments of E Q - Q Q Q TOPLITZ, INC' Waring Products Division Q 5 5 Q New Hartford, Q Q Connecticut Q W ff 5 A 'S 5 .7 . , .1 Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+QoQoQ+QoQ+Q+QrQ+Q+QrQeQoQ +Q+Q+F!+QGQQQ+QbQtQbQQ+Q4Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q Q+Q+Q+b 176 g+Q+Q+N QoQ+Q+Q+Q+QoQ+ Q+Q4QsQ+Q+Q+Q+fQ+Q+Q+ QIQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQ QeQ+Q+Q+Q+Q+k X Q Q 3 f 1 P! Q Q Q Q Q 3 A + -Q- Q ff 3 Q 51 8 Q ff 5 5 f S Z: Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 3 f 1 5 if Q f 5 Q P! 5 Q Q 4 - 4- 3 Q Q Q Kg PITTSFIIIIGII' PM TS JUHN P HCIFFMANN JR TEL. I2D33 379-6760 HOFFMANN HARDWARE, INC, H M SMITH 81 C0 MACHINE PARTS - MACHINES MADE TO ORDER Congratulations to the Graduating Class of P o Box 231 1017 MAIN sr 1975 Hmnv M sum-I Jn New HARTFORD coNN ososv THE C LA VIERIAGENCY INC Rt 44 Barkhdmsted Box 559 Wmsted Ct BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 MI LK Dlstrlbuted by the Avery Green Dalry Co WE RECOMMEND . y 1 PRESIDENT NEW HARTFORD CONN ' 7 , . TOOLS - DIES . JIGS - FIXTURES jj z f 1 I Q4Q+Q+ eQ+Q+Q+N+P! Q+Q+Q+Q+N+Q+Q+Q+QfQ+Q+Q+Q+Q+QeQ1Q+Q+Q+P!+W+QoQ+Q+QeQ Q+Q+ +Q+Q+Q+R Q+Q+Q+Q+ +Q+Q Q+Q+Q'Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q'Q'Q'Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q'Q'Q+Q+QQ+QQQ+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q 1 1 IQ -v- B + Q - Q Q Q Q Q 5 5 MAIN 4l3f569-5394 5 5 TOLL FREE 1-800f628-8932 E U I .La Y-- 7 ' T- Y 1 ' Q Y 1 ' 1 Q Q tt BAY STATE wx Q ' 5- 1 2-1 Q Q H- -...ee Q ' Q Q he ,Q - V Q- Q U 1 A yx XXAXTTZILY .- A -XX x - Q Q 'Y 'ns WJ tn A R v -3 U Q Q ' Q Q Q Q Q BA YSTA TE TRANSPORTATION + Q ' 9 W BR OK E R S Q K Q Q ' Q . . Q Q P.O. Box 21 Feedlng Hllls, Massachusetts 01030 Q Q John Jeserski M Fred Jeserski Q Q ' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q s T Q Q Q Q I Ll' 4 467 - Q Q Q 4 an n4m5co.us-NI Q Q Q Q , Q Q Q Q Q WINSTED, CONN. 06098 Q Q Q Q R Q . CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '75 0 S Best Wlshes From from: Q Q John Parisi Q S The Dennys Q S WER Y Q DUDLEY gf' 3 KS- 20l3'1fkJ?Q'f'skf E K F. FS. L1 p El 67' g PHARMACY Mr. di Mrs. John P. Meley 5 Ai . Mr. d? Mrs. Terrence Moreschijr. Q Q 74 Malnjtget Mr. Ted Wooyofd Q 5 Wmste , . .tHaSten Slowly, E Q - Q Q X! if Qs Q+Q+Q+QoQ+Q Q+QsQ+QoQoQ+QsQ+Q+ +f sQ+Q o +QoP!+f oQrQ+ a +Q+Q oQ+Q+H+Q4Q+Q+Q fQ+Q+QofQ 178 q+Q+QtP! Q+Q+Q+QQ4QoQ+QQ+Q+Q+Q+Q1Q+Q+fqoQ+Q+ QQQQQ+QoQoQeQ+Q+Q4Q+QfQ+Q Q+ lQ+Q+QfQ+Q Q fi Q -Q- Q Q Q f ! P! Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q K X X X X X BUSINESS PA TRONS Best Wishes from: Apple House 932 Norfolk, Conn. 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Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!	Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!	Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.

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