Old Saybrook High School - Millstone Yearbook (Old Saybrook, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

We Are All In It Together. 1979 Millstone Old Saybrook High School Old Saybrook, Connecticut o Editor - Lisa-Jo Day f1 -M.: X CJ UH L-Z... 'Ni 'I' 'I' . 3' Staff Members: Laura Learned, David Pallin, Bonnie Backlund, Robin Jendzejec, Judy Shultz, Karen Hendrix, Pam Neely, Bill Musgrove, Bob Zulkoski, Vic Wright, Donna Davidian, Hilary Addis, Len DiBella, Lorry Dahl- strom, Mark DeRevere, Jill Isele, Mark Frattaroli, Pa- trice Frattaroli. Sue McLaughlin, Carol Purcell, Brad Greene, Jackie Menghi, Kitty Forrest, Paul Hallinan, Virginia Lee, Lisa Splain, Lisa Diamond, Robin Henry, Linda Welch, Julia Neibrief, Andy Scott, Ray Roberts, Donna Mathews. The 1979 Millstone ls Best Ever As Editor of the 1979 Millstone, I have come to realize that a yearbook doesn't appear with the snap of a finger. Producing a book that is both appealing and interesting to its readers takes many long hours, and with only a handful of people who did all of the work, the hours seemed much longer. I would like to give a special thanks to Judy Shultz, Dave Pallin, Victor Wright, Robin Jendzejec, Len DiBella, Hilary Addis, Laura Learned, and Bonnie Backlund who have given many selfless hours into the making of this book. Also, I would like to thank Mr. Leo Estes who came to the rescue of our Millstone. l It took a lot of hard work, and I hope you enjoy the book. Good Luck, Lisa Day EDITOR- IN-CHIEF t, VM li- a-f KXY 't'A 3 ,iit ,Q ' . xs Q . ,.. :ai E 1 W 5 .V N, 4 OH whats the matter now? You've heard him say it alot, about everything. He didn't sound discouraged, just a humorous acceptance of high school life. We, as the class of 1979, had a problem in that sophomore year. We were alone- no advisor. Ultimately, this mathematical genius with an outlandish wit adopted us. First were the class rings, and then who could forget the Junior Prom? In between the privilege negotiations, the fund- raisers, and the Field Days, he was always there being our salvation, usually throwing in a joke or two. A man who backed our class and each of us. He believed in us even when we refused. He pulled and prompted us through every day. In conclusion, we, the class of nineteen hundred and seventy-nine, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Joseph Z. Huchla, to us an advisor, to you a teacher, but to all a good friend. 1979 Millstone Dedication J..Z. Huchla 2 eg Q . Q E 2 3 f .,. -1' i fg e . ff? ' ff afar, . TOGETHER We're not primarily on this earth to see through one another, but to see one another through. -Peter de Vries A friend is one who knows you as you are, Understanding where you've been, Accepts who you've become and still, gently, invites you to grow. -Unknown .5 v A W 1 mf 'fl Fl 1 2 It is chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends. -Von Geibel Unless we think of others and do something for them, we miss one of the greatest sources of happiness. Ray Lyman Wilbeu Keep your fears to yourself but share your courage with others. Robert Louis Stevenson la. .1- a We can all help ourselves, to change, to grow, to become what it is in us to become. 4 Unknown e K' N A., . -if - -2 :ESS l G is he E 5 W. M - ' ',,.f sss- -,..s . s -- - - - .,.. .,.... I sifmr Xl Y Seniors And Juniors Earn Field Da Tie We are all in it together. H Hey, hey, hey!! What style! V V- 644- 'N wwf ,T ,. . 451. ' y,.,?v4fg. 'V Q V, V. wif -W K ' ,,,. V, f- ' ' ' Lf 2 ' . A ' if I 1 A' ,. J S ' ' -,f :' V' J . ' JZ ' ' ' A W2 o e o t ,I W Hi ,, IV' ff ,,,i I -,,.,:' Cool as ice. Q ?,.. rr, W 1 Q xx L 1 i. .. 39 -w '41 fp Seniors' victory. Freshmen. Whatcha got. Assembly line. ' P? ' 4 jf- 5 X ,4 N , .,Y, Mg M 3 ' ' 'H' f . Q- 15 + QL. L A.. - , L. ,J 10 I A hy! u Q f ' , n H s f r f-. ,nw 2, 'Q -x W -a -sf 1 X 1 213 ff' 4 fi ?Z' W K' Sophomores Cop Spirit Week Laurels Around The World In '81 Days rl W M.,-.wusnvf f ' ,H - Aq Ig 5 , ifizmner ff .6 ,gg Y Across DOWN Ralph Art Show Riverboat Captain May I ask you a question? ..No ., .l.T. Mobil card Halloween Feet together, hands at your sides. Tapioca Tech Chuckaroo PSAT scores are in. Inches, Feet, Yards Junior class advisor Smiley Just five more minutes. Where is it written it has to be fair? May I help you? One hour quizzes. Zelda and Hubert Put the accent in the right place. Vitamins, vegetables Pray to the gods. Mr. A-V Office typist Red Staff trumpeteer we,l979, dedicate to Shorthand No co-ed gym! B.L.T. Thread the bobbin Hey, chumpf' Sealed with a kiss. properly. What A schedule change? Wild Bill Who put the shoe in the lathe? Special Ed O'Night Fiesta I love New York. Ram It Attendance records Sergeant I hate my life! Sparky How's your health? Spirit Week Pig Friction ..... Frau Mon Dieu! Shhh ! No. I Football Fan Rah-Rah Bobo Golda and Winston You're worse than my freshmen! Smitty Engaged I'm in love with my car Killer Hoop Officer When in Rome. Principal Arthur Myjak Enjoys First Year at O S H.S. When the principal of a school finds himself with three fewer years exper- ience than his seniors, there may be obstacles to overcome. Mr. Arthur Myjak has brought a sincere interest in his staff and his students to our school and helped generate a renewed spirit at O.S.H.S. Even though we have not really gotten to know you, Mr. Myjak, we thank you and wish you good luck while in Old Saybrook. The Class of 1979 'wc X5 Principal's Message To Class Of 1979 Your graduation from Old Saybrook Senior High School signals both an end and a beginning. First, it marks the end of a period of extreme academic, social and physical growth, and a time characterized by people making decisions for you. Secondly, it marks the beginning of a time when the decisions made -that effect your lives - are going to be yours more than anyone else's. The wisdom you exercise in making these decisions will determine whether you, in fact, live or exist in this complicated world. At this time, I'd like to congratulate The Class of 1979 on its past accomplishments. It is also my hope fwhich I'm sure is shared by the staffj that each member of the class will have much success in ,the future. QJCXXMJ 'mf Teachers Demonstrate Technique AU X Staff Members Help Students Plan Future , 'eu, if ,QE ii N it ' ' :mS1? ' : BEE' Eb ta, 'KMC FK 'Q DUI UIEN IDU Irlffli IIE E S Q U Teachers Work Closely With Pupils new Y N fs v xr. ,Nw 'Q ni ' 3 5 mi m.,x?: Wm1q ' ,H Muff? 'mutex 5. . Wiwkmw W we s ! IP. 9 26 A ,af A X' Y X A if f A ' 'i X Q? . S, 5. :., .. , ,X X Ax K Klum-wwf O.S.H.S. Course Offerings fl '41 N Are Varied Special Staffs Assist In Student Needs N...-1 W- s M--W -Ns 45 :ss s :22s sslee fsssl ,M Q1 Nurses Nancy Kenefick, Cathy Custer, Valerie Milardo, Joanne Kelly, Barbara Hill, Barbara Rivers, Sec. .Mm 1 Janitors Richard W. Foss .Ir Dan A. Bolden, Earl H. Bruenn, Thomas Mitchell, Joli Bellussi. W1 f 1 1, fn., Food Services Ms. Phyllis Paine, Mrs. Gladys Gaynor, Mrs. Francis Guigno Francis Santo, Jane Purcell, Faith Mosher, Lydia Offrcdi. Deborah Badger. Exams, Tests, Quizzes, Homework, Review, Study ....... 29 5 964.550 3 6 -290 99 .V Ja. . LIILBQH P!l.l919jEQ 01 QAOW oisnw oisnw TQ? EQ ff SNECIHVQ HNV1 HYINHAV V5IS'IIAA EINOCI VFI ILNEIIIEIOL Luv ' E E 'ff r no Q F' UU 8 O m U1 02' 5 5 4 0 ro 'L z F A X C.. 'S Tl O QF . m C i -11 V :nl 3 G on 'U as . VJ V2 -oh U3 S 0 W 5 f fi Rules 6. Needed to graduate Qwinj: l. Players select 21 playing piece. 4 English credits QCoin, raisin, olive pit, eraserj 3 Social Studies credits 2. Flip a coin to see who plays first. 2 Science credits 3. Flip two coins to determine each move: 2 Foreign Language credits FU PU TWO : 3 SPACES 2 Phys. Ed. mans U3 O F21 TWO TAILS I 2 SPACES l Health credit Q, gm ONE OF EACH 2 I SPACE l Music credit S :E One of each also needed to get out ol' Detention Hull. 3 5 4, You receive credit for each course on which you finish u Q turn. 5. Each player should write his earned credits on at sepzirute piece of paper. I A 'lf SPORTS favs o f NY 4? 4 WILSON BUNTING ESTES 1, 9042 I WALK BOULEVARD AVENUE E GQ ry I vi-L4 C 6 E c ,L 1- E , '-l Move to a Space PASSING English English English Your Choice ig IB JQAQ 11915 iuung :slam nok af ' if-21, A f -X ' ' ,Agia , xg, ,630 i VIHEILEIJVD 'PEI 'Mud 'PH 'Skid 'PH 'Wifi ENVT LHEIHLS CIHVAEVIYIOEI HEINGNIFI NIV'IdS EDIHHH A DNY O'CONNOR AVENUE i i Social Studies Q ec, 092 owe GUIDANCE RA DCLIFFE ROAD STRAIN LANE 4? - i 'T' 2 5 7? ' at I Q Sit and Wait Sogjgl Studies Miss a Turn Sodial Studies N .Ofo f O rr. if E54 cn? Q ii 55 4.1 D-O-1 a , c5' :AL cn ix 5- 4 Em EZ. LI-105 QQ A ffZ,.S' 983 QQ 4... Wo Q 461 fx QQ, Foreign Language Foreign Language For- Cd eign Language ln 2 U 4-1 'J 'L' 'e-I rn .D D U1 Foreign Language fx, 7 af, ,v-'H 'MGX Susan Allen When a dream is born in you I V With a sudden clamorous pain tl ' When you know the dream is true A f , And lovely, with no flaw I ' 1' Nor stain, O then, be careful, ' V Or with sudden clutch V ,M A, You'll hurt the delicate thing ' You prize so much. ' ,EVV L Vlf, 'l',' Robert Graves , 'H f tk ,7, f, JV , V ' W ,J 'A,, X ,,ff I ig X .W Vrirykyy ,f,, V , ,WALXVL e 1' Q I 44, ' as I it V mai E6 We Elm vi we Defi H561 ygqyqlf 5795155-gngrf xi cu,,ki3Yox PM . ,Jinx N,Xd'C.Y1Cj l KAREN ANDRE55 Nancy Ives Bakewell I complained that somebody should do something, then l remembered l'm somebody. 34 A Quitter Never Wins . . . A Winner Never Quits . . . ,..,, ' WA ,Q t ,,., L QV 'FLM M 4' I I 'ii AE 1, A W Q A 1 -62-ff Q Baldi-bop Cabin Nl' , ff Motobecane Grand Record short- stop . . . Athletes' Player . . . 4, K Y' 41. 42 f i' Field Hockey Right Wing . . . Guard Littlest guy on the squad V.P. Wanna Drag? ZZIZ5 MICHAEL BARTOLOTTA CZMXD Q5 5 x Jeff Buebendorf W W' f 1, 9, W A mf 1' gfaw ,3 V ww we ef H . , .Q J , -' ff I ,,,,, ,, ,Maxam FIRST AND LAST Skynard Lauri Byington Michael Caouette I ! if Jean Marie Cotter If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry Da vid Thoreau si K 5 i'i I . if . Y S32-S 9 ,QE Andy Cosker Vtrjlf' Donna' Dpvidian in F Q 'Y fa' , mx 15,- , 5- ?. 5 i Q .Q-nv.-.af y ' 'f .7 12' 4 ' .1 .MQ-'51-gf? ,Q . , , ga .. 44, R fn , N ,Q -wa.: Q 5 43 A W h., K . . W-was M qu-d,3M,-QQ., A1 Nw Www xi -Q ASN nw -ag.-as WSW Nm V AQ -,V 'O mwvk ,pw wa M. W. .,z- 'L ff,L:z,,ggq:,,,. 'W - dw 'T' .-le: -' - :gig YPQYYXFP Q 'Miha mam -as vw 'Y f . .- L . . ' 1' 1' z.::,1,.1 -f X. ' , fm- f 1. Y M 1 i TT' Mg. . , '.L,I. . Q L If m -Lv iirsp .- gn M, xx ., Ni- - N , 4 'vw -Q2-I . , , -. A 'ff x A g'ii ' 'W . ' . ' , f 1 -5 . . 1, ' bu'-WL, 3 QF' K k' ' 1 Q S A ' W lik Yr H ,g , L Q .ww , . ff N Z, .M 'Q R JN ,,-' -3 :wg '- avg H ,, ,- .5,..j', , , - ' f-4 ,L fl I if we 9 L , XR H Q ,W fig . ., ' Q ,uv I am I Do not change me condemn me nor put me down Accept me for what I am No you need not agree with me But accept me For I am total in being I have my faults I have my guilts But that is who I am Perfect I will never be Allow me to be uninhibited Do not pressure me into feeling what I do not feel Accept me when I am flying high As I accepted you when you were flying high Do not put me down . . . nor make me feel unhappy about me I am I and I like being what I am ME. Larry S. Chenggcs ew 8f2lf6l FPI-IMF Daywhop 0. 'bow . W' W' 'flauw 2 There is no eden or Heavenly Gates That you're gonna make it to One day But all of the answers you seek Can be found In dreams that you dream On the way. -Dan Fogelbcrg I ft ur -M 1010 ,, iii, K effs Christine Fogg ltir 4+ a n W' Accept the things to which fate binds you and love the people with whom fate brings you together, but do so with all your heart, s. 1 , R ' ' fl it ' 5, gl Tom Foley All that you touch All that you see All that you taste All that feel All that you love All that you hate All you distrust All that you save All that you give All that you deal All that you buy beg, borrow, or steal All you create All you destory All that you do All that you say All that you eat everyone you meet All that you slight everyone you fight All that is now All that is gone All that's to come and everything under the sun is in tune but the sun is eclipsed by the moon. Pgtg Pink Floyd 40 it Kim Fribance Melody . . . Soccer Football . . . German Tammie . . . Sing out Camping .. Summer vacation f- ' , 3 31' :ff :if T 'fr' I A 41 at All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lostg The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost, From the ashes a fire shall be woken A light from the shadows shall springg Renewed shall be blade that was broken, The crownless again shall be king. -J.R.R Tolkien Chris Kelly , , ,LVL ,, J ,ijrj VL -k,- C' ll ji N Tom Lambrecht Tim Lambrecht Debbie Maikowski Q fn Q 01 3 - , H, 1 'K 15, A, W 'WM 4 ! wg , E' 4, 1?-W ww ., 'V , 5 if 'P '15 Rhea R. Manning When you have seen all there is to see there is still more to be SCCII F P. Manning At least I knew who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then. Lewis Carroll Denise Gisele Marques David E. -qui' HM rj fil 37 VV,., I V ,ff Donna Mathews I look to the sea reflections in the waves spark my memory some happy, some sad I think of all my friends and the dreams we had x - if . 55, l if V' 51 l Xp f ,f 3, Jack Murphy ,B 954 'T 4 va'r.Q s , ' 4 .V '- eww' . .I V, 'x, ,. 5 J 5 'B x ff? . '- ' w? . 4 . r V 7' ' V V -, Q ' X L. -, , - I my x Diane Michaud ' Q- ? x ZH? '7-5 lar, 552 1 -, , iigjigia 45 'rj'-'.g'.efi If 3 N -.9-Sly-,, fwvgQ+ .1r. 1 J Ross Orr Buffalo 2 ' Oh give me a home Where the Buffalo roam, And l'll show you a house With a very messy carpet By Bill Oddie lThe Goodies! David Pallill B Le Nui False friends are like autumn, leaves found everywhere, True friends are like diamonds, precious but rare 3 IIOHYIFIOUS Nancy J Pinney Those who bring sunshine into others' lives shall have it for themselves. , . 1 1 f 2. 2 , fiwfli E 'pf 2 Wg? :E if fl D ' fi? 2 ki ffl fl WM im. A wg I .0 Stacy Plucker Robert Regtm fi John Roberts Jfzcvvwj E. Vfiobwb If you think your life is complete confusion Cause your neighbor's got it made Just remember, it's a Grand Illusion And deep inside we're all the same. STYX fgy ongrew fOb6ffS I scgt t Ali it-L son Stevens 'Qt .- , M -3 ,, lfk F , .,,.VLL I 50 my is, ' V QYQE ,, :ff l .M Ioan-n..z1aJ Julli-JM0 The mystery lies deepg Deep down inside. Those who have found it know me. Z -X7 -L! Bridge? M . Swain 2' v,.Xx .x 4 ,A 4 'X .el z I ,,,V, ,. ,V i Life has been so good to me I hate to say lt's only started Robert Vile we e ii 'll le mA A ,g'gs V , D0n't walk in front of me, l may not ' ' - fe X . fe? follow I. 6, S w 'Sig Q 1 M N 3-X. max. 4 ..--- A YS -, A . F to A s B, '., my I f- fag- A A ' f g.-is -no ' gf ian' Don't walk behmd me, I may not ' tv C rua l - ,HM wa . xg 'Q f 2, foil-g fb Cad . .Qii d -' - Ng 't' . Just walk beside me and be my an fag 'S - friend. ' bmi dyoy I .eg it t X f? lr: , . ' dt, A .4 ,, ,Q .,.t 5 'Viv lg l I l Linda Welch Abner YAY Pammy ,,. Ginia, Ginia, Ginia ... MoMo summer of '78 8f2f78 you're such a fag, again . . . summer parties ,.. S8LS ... horses . . . skiing . . crazy. Lil' Abner ffbamelayvung Trust inthe knowled e fff wha? sfyaull bl ml be gmwab-J Wfcklwacof ka we Emi me rd Leonard DiBella WYWWWW Mulla Cawool Wooie I have a friend I've never seen He hides his head inside a tree Someone should call him And see if he can come out Try to loose the down that he's found But only can break your heart Try to be sure right from the start Neil Young Jill Marie lsele The radio plays the newest songs I whistle the tune, and sing along But once in a while, I happen to hear A Distant song from another year I try to remember and recollect All the old words, but I forget For that was the past and another time and now, in the present, the words don't rhyme But once in awhile a note I'll hear that sparks a smile or sparks a tear Old familiar feelings come back to me and then I remember how it use to be Julia Susan Neibrief ,NY N Q y fi? ' Jeff Parnell . . . but when the last guitar's been packed away you know I still want to play so just make ,, ,I , 5 sure that it's all 1 , - , H ,l,,fQ ' set to go I V ,.-l H before you come I ' I for my piano. Jackson Browne Jeffrey Schrimmer Patti Ryder Lucy Schiavone N N an il' ' , I li.!ig:5f5lQZe-I - -V . :Qu Pete Strecker muse Im ?.?2ltyiiuaR',1YiiiZT iffhif already gone ' ' you got till it's gone - Joni Mitchell Marcelo Villafane A.F.S. Argentina Austin Toole . lisa Guy Martino Desiderata To live is not merely to breathe, it is to actg it is to make use of our organs, senses, faculties, of all those parts of ourselves which give us the feeling of existence. The man who has lived longest is not the man who has counted most years, but the man who has enjoyed life most. Jean-Jacques Rousseau 57 Don't be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. Q x dan Qfrawirau Af i i Hilary Addis Katie Barker if , X Whenever I call you Friend Summer '78' Knollwood Gang Rocky Neck Skatie Rose Alberini PRIVATE PROPE -Gffw1fD,.J:.Zazz0m, V' X if .AM Brian Daly Wendy Fusari Rowdies .Q f ,de ul 'N' VMI' 23,53 ,gif 'WLV W. 14.2, - Knollwood Gang Summer of '78' Robin Henr Don't walk in front of me I may not follow Don't walk behind me I may not lead Walk beside me And just be my friend. ,.- My M ,, V Www' i.. 0' ,, .pf L 1 - m1.,w..,,,,,g 1 1 Tina if ':'211?'b W ., 4 ., -tg f?f2?' gwfi xiilkiigi i it 'Q 'F' ' ' Q. M X I The beginning of the end .... Gerald Patrick Kehoe IIT Wampin' Paul Labriola L e ,, N f Y A en. nennn K xwkk gi ,wk .,,.k, ,., ,.:1 F 'YQKDQLQBQMYJQKQS SC: XXHXQ -X wYwQ. Sc: Much Jvc ck f 'fr' i 1, fx Vin, 1, im 4 M ' V, r X xi f Nd fx ,it , Q 4 ,K I , ,V , , , , , 2 aivqaf T3 -E Q.. A.,,,- -.-, Lklgik K jf s i Ed Lighig urne .- Q-R. Army, .kky v:.,,ff:-:J ww' Moa Steve Marland Lcl mc go Miles away Lcl mc ride .lust miles away D 't ' ' k on wanna now l'm gonna miss it much Gonna bc drivin' oncc asain B R want to be strong to be strong as the world around me. want a heart that is as the sky. want to look people straight in the eye. S 5 l luwvdn x L i S Chris Sola Patty Staplins Victor Wright John Roos Fort Worth, Texas :su May you stay forever young. Dylan Ellen Bando My God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot changeg The courage to change the things l can, And the wisdon to know the difference. Ae.....s Jackie Menghi H. Rodriquez, Jr. Junior 66 5? 4E 'J7 Qu- NM' Denise Sheehan Norman Prevost Like a bird in the wind Like a tree in the storm Like the breath of a child From the moment he is born M Till the very last day When the curtains are drawn We are children e li ,ff Q if iq 1 in , X , A ,Z 2 ' xf . ' wsxawsemlawm M V .- ii ui 2. 'Ha 33 1? 1 5 ,lk .. 1 IX' ........s,.---3 lg' X ,, ' 5, :eff 16- an wig Now these two ate their Wheaties TALLEST Bill Musgrovc Maureen O'Donnell Short People got N0-BODY SI-IORTEST Linda Welch Chris Sola Who said, Money isn't everything 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Andy Coskcr Judy Shultz K in W eeie f i Eat your heart out Felix Unger NEATEST Brenda Pelot Jeff Buebcndorf 1979 ITS BEST! Kiss me you fool! CLASS CLOWNS Len DiBella Beth Decker gs, 1 THREE STRIKES YOU'RE OUT! MOST ATHLETIC Hans VanYperen Laura Learned What's a nice boy like you doing in a place like this? CLASS FLIRTS Karen Hendrix Tom Lambrecht Gif' But Mr. Myjak, it didn'l happen that way at all ,.. BEST ALIBIS Bob Vile Julia Neibrief Y at T :V T N3 5 .. XA x,.. .. Oh WOW .., lt was here all the time! MESSIEST Gina Lee Chris Levesque 1979 A ITS BEST Courtesy ol' BOBIS SURPLUS BEST DRESSED Lisa Diamond Rich Finnegan N ' 3 fa. . ha Y ' 5 ' nk . X - M- ' I D Q Y 9 , , Q A B AA V.. '. ' . K i Q A G X . V, f 1 A Q: Q H , Q ,-T ,,,, X 3 - 3 5. 2 A ' ws . ,, 1 if 2 - hw' fggy 1 Bn- . 4 ' ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..., 3 3 '80 Begins It ll! W- 27 rx fue? 'fs , , Qiixl P '1 f Q t , Front: Kelly Butler, Carol Beatty, Donna Cade, Karen Butler, Glenn Brainard. Second Row: Penny Bobarsky, Debbie Brennan, Cindy Barber. Third Row: Bruce Albee, Tom Aronson. Rear: Larry Bonin, Eric Archer, Matt Bowes, Rich Canfield, Lori Brink, Cindy Anderson, Sandra Ames, Nick Alino, Pat Alberini S-1 On floor: Laura Delaney, Nancy Salz, Debbie Davidian, Carol Dyson. Seated: Jeanne Cottrel, Colleen Coulter, Debbie Davis, Jennifer Doughty, Donna Espositos. Standing: Colin Delaney, Russ Dykema, Tim Driscoll, Dave Colquhoun, Bruce Copeland, Doug Eldredge, David Corning, John Efinger, Mark Catalano, David Fappiano, Doug Cobb, Colleen Doyle, Dan Coan Front: Remley Forrest, Bob Hartt, Karen Gernhardt, Debbie Fox. Middle: Scott Fribance, Peggy Finch, Kinn Farr, Sue Gwazda, Patrice Frattaroli, David Gardiner, Kevin Farrell. Rear: Kelley Garvey, Amy Fraher, Sue Hall, Elaine Fielding, Bill Fitzgerald. Lintlemann, Jennifer Henry Patty Kenny, Jody Jette Vicki Lightfoot Rear: Greg Jenkins, Dave Hoey Chris Knox, Scott Front: John Lawson, Frank Kokai, Elisebcth Labarcc, Callie LaMay, Patty Hill, Audrey Horton, Meg Lubbers, Sandra Kenefick, Russ Leamy, Robert Joy, Barry Hill, Wendy lscle, Mike Lennerton, Richard Joy, Barbara Leonard. 1980 Is Largest Class In History Of O.S.H.S. W-3 Seated: Sally Welch, Caroline Toole, Cecilia Wonnacott. Front: Bob Tuverson, Judy Wil- liams, Debbie Vaitaitis, Karin Widenmayer, Elizabeth Werner, Linda Williams, Henry 27 White. Rear: Brian Wright, Gary Vincent, Cindy Zitnik, Charley White, Issac Thornton. I Front: Susan Malenfant, Debbie May, Kim McEwen, Dan May, Lisa Martino, Mike Lunny. Back: Lori Mack, Karen Mahoney, Susan McLaughlin, Karen McManus, Regina McDaniel, Bill Luneski, Penny Millen, Jim Menghi, Steve McKenzie, Chuck Manchester, Jeff Mann, Cecile Marlowe. Front: Mindy Mills, Ellie Naples, Lorraine Nicholas, Pam Neely, Patricia O'Donnell, Tracey Patterson, Paul Mosca, Nancy O'Connell, Ricky Olson, Jeff O'Brien, Sean Moran. Rear: Kent Parson, Karen Noonan, Nancy Newman, Kim Millspaugh, John Pappagallo, Carolyn Patterson, Brian Mapes, George Munzer. G5 ,QQ QQKVMLMX Front: Clay Prevost, Linda Porter, Chris Riley, Pete Suits, Julie Stiber, Kerri Phillips, Marla E-1 Raunikar. Rear: Sharon Reed, Nora Redway, Carolyn Shannon, Lynn Rudcwicz, Leslie Reid, Dawn Thompson, Lisa Spada, Patty Piggott, Laurie Ladner, Laurie Savage, Penny Scott, Tami Staplins, Back: Diane Lindahl, Jackie Rodriquez, Front: Greg Davis, Phil Poriello, Dave Baxter, Scott Fitzimmons, Douglas Dopp. E-23 Seated: Kathy Kane, Sue Lubbers, Julie Johnston. Standing: Kathy Kenny, Laurie Madeux, Sheila Lemieux, Michelle Jones, Holly Manning, Sue Jenkins, Lisa Kearns, Jerry Jones, Jeanne Kehoe, John Lunny, Callie Little, Rob Lang, Angelle Langley, Sheila Lawson, Lynn Maikowski, Sue Lennerton, Maureen Kelly. Vinal aim' , . f f ' , we :w:.ftstvrQmq:w:-wx 'K 'f'e'H W - l -7- ,.,....-...W-:G-,L Left: Dawn Schaffer, Ricky Perkins, Lori Silvestri, Steve Sands. Bottom Row: Peter Simoneau, Greg Stone, John Rosenthal, Gail Schrimmer. Second Row: Barbara Redway, Alison Read, Johanna Roscoe. Third Row: Tracy Pelott, Tracy Riley. Right: Donna Spring- er, Brenda Rodriquez, Robin Staplins. Front: Barb Allen, Patty Bello, Kelly Booker, Lori Alborghetti, Linda Brogan, Leslie Asch. Second Row: Paula Aronson, Kathy Bradley, David Baxter, Peter Anderson, Scott Ames, Jeff Butler. Rear: Lauren Airoldi, Margaret Bakewell, Kevin Burr, Tim Appell, Mike Barctta, Darren Carter, Amy Cha- ln. S-22 Xl' Y, W, Y Y -EBV - -J Kneeling: Brent McCarthy, Leigh-Bette Maynard, Dale McQueeney, Pat Mosca, Denise Matthews, Denise Netsch, Deb Miner, Kathy Moran, Laura Corning, Jackie Mitchell, Standing: Katie McGowan, Greg Nucci, Bob Musgrove, Tim McDonald, Steve Markowicz, Kristi Newgarden, Mary-Ellen McCarty, Rose McLaughlin, Mary Peckaitis, Lynn Marques, Gena McFerrish, Leslie Patterson, Denise Mittelhauser, Stella Millet. E-3 A Top: David Walker, Buddy Sypher, Jeff Stone, Nick VanY- peren. Standing: Wayne Trowbridge, Kevin Strukus, Janice Wiggins, Ralene Wilson, Kelly Wadsworth, Jeanette Wil- cox, Susan Wayne, Denise Szakel, Donna Wolfe, Elena Toohey. Seated: Roger Tryon, Ed Trask, Keith Jaruski, Beverly Williams, Wendy Wilkinson Sophomores Demonstrate A Variety Of Talent W-26 Front: Ernest Fayan, Laura Demas, Jeanie Kehoe, Roxanne Chardon, Karen Dy- kema, Jen Fairbank, Chris Day. Back: lan Delaney, Steve Eldredge, David Fickinger, Jerry Elliot, Scott Clark, Tony Drogaris, Donna Dodson, Diane Felix, Carrie Cro- marty, E,21 Front: Lori Isele, Denise Goodwill, Todd Goodhue, Bruce Forbes, Mark Ginnegan, Mike Gozzo Mark Fratteroli, Gary Genovese, Ricky Harrington, Phil Goodwill.Back.' Robert Gregory, Rose Huta Cindy Greene, Tina Giugno, Bob Fryer, Ethel Foley, Eileen Gunn, Janice Gilbert, Pattie Ianiello Beth Holly, Steven Gernhardt Freshmen Enjoy New Life Style k , 'ssc Ns-Q,-s4s.,.,,.., k , 5- if Leng? ' A . ,f.,1 -N From Left to Right: Ed Whitaker, Charles Toohey, Galen Wilcox, Carl Richardson, Eric Tuverson, Ronny White, 1 ' Howard Tryon, Tony Silvestri, Debbie Sykes, Mark Porter, Janet Stanley, Tim Shea, Pam Strecker, Richie Ryder, Mitzie Staplins, Betsy Pratt, Tim Salz, Shelly Robertson, Ann Shannon, Lesle Spencer, Camille Reed, Louis Smith. -22 Front: Debbie Orsini, Dori Mosca, Lynn Paterson, Dale Nicholas. Middle: Kathy Morrison, Debbie Olson, Lydia O'Brien, Sandra Yannone, Jennifer Olson, Julie Newman. Back: Carol Peppas, Cheryl Mitchell, Ernie Williams, Tom Onofrio, Tom Naples, Pat Millen, Tracey Riley, Bill Patterson, Patricia Neibrief, Danny Moore, Tara Winch. Slttmg Dorothy Anderson Sheila Anderson Cheryl Anderson, Stephanie Becker, Kim Byington, Gail Brunnell Sharon Bagnatl Standing Kathy Brennan Sue Carter, Justin Anderson, Aileen Atwood Chuck Barnes Brian Chapman Todd Brophy Leo Blrza. -25 l Front: Mathew Denny, John Fisher, Doris Dopp, Katherine Forrest, Debbie Dodson. Middle: John Fickinger, Judd Efinger, Tracy Dahlstrom, Tara Doyle, Linnet Desnoyers, Carmen Doak, Kelly Dooley. Rear: William Dittman, Brian Cobb, Ricky Farr, Pat Farrell, Roger DeRevere, Adam Czepiel, Andy Drager 7+ Inexperience s No Drawback E26 Front: David Johnson, David LalVlark, Lee Jencks, Teri Kruppenbach, Tracey King, Karen Kozma, Kevin Kearns, James lgnatowich, Rear: Dianc Kinderman, Todd Krauth, Jennifer Kerr, Dawn Johnson, Jeff' Leamy, John Jarusick, Jeff Kelly, Rachel Lavoie, Ronald Jendzcjec, Mary Kane, Jennifer Johnson, Steven Leonard. O Clayton Major, Lee Brainard, Robbie Kanizaj. wh, To Class Of 1982. S-21 -21 at Front: Lori McGee, Chris McGirr, Bob Lessard. Middle: Theresa Livingston, Frank Kelly, David Little, Robert McQueeny, John Masterson, James Micoletti, Jonathan McCall, Rear: Krista May, Beth McLaughlin, Lorri Massa, Elizabeth Metz, Tim McDonald, Paul Martin, Raymond McCarry, Rodney Manning. Front: Marty Garvey, Kevin Hallinan, Greg Fribance, Mike Forster, .lim Harris, Michele Gwazda, Laura Hughes, Sue Leibert, Elin Griesbach. Rear: Gel Heflncr, David Gricsbach, Robert Hallenbake, Tony Hill, David Fusari, Eric Hoffman, Nancy Gilbert, Annette Horton, Priscilla Henry. Top: Kenny Hallisey, David Hartt, Courtney Gregory. W .M W wx Q .. K We 4 A 9 has wk , H 'Elf w if as Q svfgiwbxf N923 fl? Y Xi. . , , -ww?-fl Xm, h, ., A - M, W? x Q Q Q 0: ',-- ,. 'i'.:Li':i- 21 K X, X Q wi NQSX-i lk, I t , 1 V5 6 F 3 , , . if f 'Lx QT ig, up xmas N HQ Words Can ot Express A cheerleader doesn't cheer just with her arms, legs, and face, but most importantly with her heart. Cheerleading is not a sport measured by wins and losses, however, in everyone of our hearts there exists a win - loss record. Every poster torn down, sneering comment, or every cheerleading 'put down', is regarded as a loss. A responsive crowd, a warm smile, or a compliment is what we consider a 'win'. So, yes, we do have a win f loss record, which is very important to each one of us. Our 1978 Fall season was a successful and su- per one. lt was full of rallies, clinics, locker rooms, M 8: M's Cplain and peanutll, streamers, pom routines, and an exciting bon fire. Judy Shultz Judy Williams We would like to give a special thanks to our advisor, Mrs. Shirley Brockway, because without her patience and support, our season would not have been as full as it was. Also, a super special thanks to the students of O.S.H.S., who have been supportive and spirited at our games and rallies. This made us, as well as the teams, happy and probably made the difference between victory and defeat. Coach Flynn Is Building A Super Team Rear: Mary Foley, Leigh-Bette Maynard, Susan Johnston, Beth Holly. Row Two: Sally Welch, Linda Brogan, Julie Johnson, Laura Demas. Row One Manager Jean Kehoe, Patty Mosca, Lori Alborghetti, Sheryl Anderson, Manager Maragret Bakewell. Bottom: Barbara Allen, and Coach Walter Flynn East Lyme . . --M Lyman Hall . . . Plainfield . . . Griswold .... X Tourtellotle . . . Woodstock .... Plaintield .......... Valley Regional . . . North Branford . . . St. Mary's ...... Had-Kil . . . Wilson . . Hand ........ Old Lyme ...... Bacon Academy .,.. Morgan ............. Shoreline Meet-2nd place Class M-5th place Senior Mary Foley 19-36 25-32 23-33 19-43 17-43 18-41 23-32 22-33 29-26 12-37 19-42 18-41 35-24 18-43 24-34 21-36 Captain Barbara Allen, Coach Flynn, and Captain Lori Alborghetti Mary Foley, Beth Holly, Sheryl Anderson, Laura Demas. Sally Welch Patty Mosca The 1978 girls' Cross-Country season was very successful. Their season record was 15-2. The team placed 2nd in the Shoreline, Barb Allen coming in lst, Patty Mosca, 5th, and freshman Cheryl Anderson, 12th. In the C.I.A.C. Class M state meet the girls team placed Sth with Barb Allen and Patty Mosca making it to the State Opens, where Barb Allen placed 35th and Patty Mosca placed 70th. The girls are looking forward to an even more successful season with only Mary Foley graduating in 1979. Next year's captain will be Sally Welch. Barbara Allen Laura Demas It Keeps You Running QAHS gms Mfg QML5' alms Standing: Tim McDonald, Jeff Stone, Pat Millen, lan Delaney. Kneeling: Colin Delaney, Gerry Kehoe, Paul Mosca Co-Captains: Paul Mosca, Colin Delaney Senior Gerry Kehoe Senior Chris Levesque RA M3 QAH3 - Wk , A Y , r - ,ku LQ ! , I 1 1 ,... W Q Q5 ..,-f ' .f xxx A Ji.. .,x3...1 alfa, ,k M.. ,,. I . Q ki .. U! 91 Splain's Charges Undefeated In Season Play M. sl b , , aaa Standing: Amy Fraher, Wendy lsele, Trish O'Donnell, Carol Beatty, Dawn Thompson, Callie LaMay, Susan McLaughlin, Lorraine Nicholas. Kneeling: Maureen O'Donnell, Ro Alberini, Denise Sheehan, Lisa Splain, Sharon Baldi, Turie Brunschwig, Laura Learned. Seniors: Sharon Baldi, Laura Learned, Denise Sheehan, Lisa Splain, Maureen O'Donnell, Turie Brunschwig, Ro Alberini. Is there an impossible dream? Not as far as the Old Saybrook girls' field hockey team is concerned. Could they match their success of 1977? That would' be a stiff order as the 1977 team had gone undefeated in regular sea- son play, won the small division of the Shoreline Conference and advanced to the semi-finals of the C.I.A.C. tournament. ' Not only did they repeat these feats but added the class S number one ranking. This was the Rams' sixth consecutive year of state tournament play, every year since its inception. Seven seniors formed the nucleus of this formidable squad led by Laura Learned who set a game record of seven goals and scored 63 goals in her four years of play. Denise Sheehan, Laura Learned, Lisa Splain, and Ro Alberine were A1l-Shore- line team members while Lisa and Denise were also honored as members of the first ever all-state team in field hockey. i 92 l SEN 3 u sr N., ,,... 5. S.. SK 'Tiff sf .Sir-SU. ' '. Fmij.fifi.1 - is for sincerity you have shown throughout the years. - is enthusiasm fans witnessed thru the cheers. N- the niceness in each one of you. the interest shown working with the new. O- outstanding that's what you've been in every way. - representing O.S.H.S. proudly what more can I say. J.V.'s Have Unblemished Record 'hr Michele Gwazda Varsity coach Lorraine Splain was all smiles as she watched Coach Radcliffe's J .V. team practically match the outstanding varsity record. Despite the loss of key seniors it appears that the fortunes of O.S.H.S. field hockey are secure for awhile with this fine .I.V. team. Coach Radcliffe has Beth McLaughlin's undivided attention while discussing game strategy. MaryEllen McCarry N vi in N 2 ': O .1 -C 0 E' N N 0 4-4 U -D I: 0 '5 5 o E o S -G l' 2 2 5 'i L. .... ,Q M 5 g T2 ': :E : 5 is as LU I, sc C Ps .2 S r: 1: 0 in S C z Q o Q .1 E : as '-1 3 E' 4: 0 I eu 3 Q us Q. M Beth McLaughlin Dale Nicholas Ethel Fole Sue Hal Y N N S , 1 w. . Sn. 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A YQ,:v'iV ' 'wh.:'4'nQ.'ll'Pm.5A!.:J3Qf .,.,f mfg, E r if Q ne o A Q I 5 +P Kneeling: Coach Bruce Forbes, Ed Lightbourne, Bill Musgrove, Marcelo Villafane, Colonel McKee, Hans van Yperen, Tom Foley, Jeff Parnell, Jeff Buebendorf, Senor Gomez. Standing: Mark Finnegan, Jeff Butler, Ken Siren, Greg Nucci, Mike Gozzo, Bruce Forbes, Rick Olson, John Efinger, Nick van Yperen, Peter Suits, Bob Musgrove, Mark Catalano, .leff Dunn, Rick Joy, Ed Trask. Led by All-Stater Hans van Yperen, standout goalie Tom Foley, returning seniors Jeff Schrimmer, Jeff Parnell and Bill Musgrove, and foreign exchange students Ed Lightbourne QBermudaJ and Marcela Villafane fArgentinaJ the 1978 Rams soccer team repeated its 1977 visit to the C.I.A.C. Class S play- offs. As fate would have it, the season ended again, also at Mitchell College field at the hands of league arch-rival Old Lyme. After stumbling off to a slow start the Rams gained their composure and came on the post a 12-4-1 record and present Coach Bruce Forbes with another great season in his second year at the helm. Seniors: Ed Lightbourne, Bill Musgrove, Marcelo Villafane, Hans van Yperen, Tom Foley, Jeff Parnell and, Jeff Buebendorf. xx S 5311 Captains: Colonel Mc Kee and Hans van Yperen Coach Bruce Forbes J A Soccer Team Gains C.l.A.C. Berth Again V ,Q W Ns xx, 5 Un: I, 1 V ev, . ,. 5, W .. . xv K .Mi ,M ,,,. X:-. N- H. ,AMX :A -kfQ , .. ,X- 'W x I ..., 1 1: ,, 4' Coach Senor Gomez The J .V. Soccer team had a suc- cessful season. The team, coached by Sal Gomez, has much potential. Al- though the varsity team will loose several seniors, the J.V. team will fill their vacancies successfully. Football Team Dedicates Season To emory Oi Teammate ,M Mr. Larry Reney and Mrs. Sally Reney meet with i ti if Coach Leo Estes during dedication ceremony to their son. The 1978 Rams football team dedicated its sea- Son to the memory of former teammate Stephen Old Saybrook retained the Muggleston-Belanich Memorial Trophy on Thanksgiving Day by pasting the Valley Regional Warriors, 53-8 Reney who had been electrocuted during the sum- mer vacation. The Rams' 5-5 record was a new varsity record for O.S.H.S. since football was introduced in 1968. wwe?-Q if Senior Royce Fontes led a talented Rams backficld by averaging l00 yards per game. He was unanimously selected to the All-Shoreline and repeated as Co-MVP of the Regianal game and recipient of the Connolly Award. Twin brothers Tom and Tim Lambrecht gave the Rams' opponents double vision with their exploits. . . if 4 1 -.t ,ff . ' . - ' Qi C f .. as . , ,M K I 'f 7 . M J? I Q A 03,3-ge y f' W ' 'l- i ' --,. if A A Q . fi- F11 ' 'K' 4 A H ,M Q Quaterback Mike Lamark had the best day of his career in the Valley Regional game and was named Co-MVP with Royce Fontcs. 2151 w UWC ,. 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V, tt, V. , A '3'ii?i3i'. - V ':- - V . , t . me v -'Lx'k'l',c 2,57 g of -+ 'Urea w Kneeling: Brad Greene, Pat LaMark, Vic Wright, Tim Lambrecht, Tim Desabrais, Mike LaMark, Pete Fraher, Guy Martino, Royce Fontes, Bob Vile, Mark DeRvere, Tom Lambrecht, and Jeff Quintin. Middle: Roger DeRevere, Barry Hill, Dan Moore, Rob Hallenbake, Tom Naples, Jim Micoletti, David LaMark, Bill Patterson, Brian Cobb, Murray Hurd, and John Fickinger. Rear: Pat Alberini, Matt Denny, Kevin Farrell, Mike Lunny, Bruce Albee, Gordon Dunn, Doug Cobb, lssac Thornton, Scott Fribance, Buddy Sypher, David Fappiano, Buster Manning, and Eric Archer. I W1 Lg A, NEHG 5m w.aXwWgQmE,fumwmM g ..,.,,.g,,, , , , 514, f SCORES Somers 32- 0 Plainfield 8-14 Griswold 20- 6 Morgan 14-41 Windham Tech 51-23 Hand 20-42 Guilford 22-14 North Branford 14-35 East Lyme 8-46 Valley Regional 53-8 Unanimous All-Shoreline selection Peter Fraher fcenterb is flanked by co-captains Mike LaMark, Tom Lambrecht, Tim Lambrecht, and Bob Vile. Q I S C! ', 4 5 4 -Mr A 4 ' m -Y ' A-'E' r , -gk I . C. , -1 , .. , , . ,, , mv-1.,,.v,,,-M 1979 Captain-Elect Pat Alberini 1979 Captain-Elect Barry Hill QQ' 7 x K ,Q . L, R 3 -5 ,S -Sw f an ,. s TIT 5 2 1. , seer 4 4 If Sv , . -v.j,tl:.'v' as- 9 I p 5. ---v-v--u-Q Betsy And Robin Win Shoreline Doubles ...,,,,. Karen Dykema, Debbie Vaitaitis, Karen Kozma, Cindy Greene, Robin Jendzejec, Debbie Brennan, Betsy Stone, Denise Matthews, Jen Fairbanks, Kelly Riley, Cecil Marlowe, Barbara Leonard, Katie McGowan. l 1 11 --null -I-:ill .-:mill --an-I -an-Il --I-I -un .sau 11: -an -null mf ak . 'x-M., J ,,L,.2w',g.r ,,, f R' o 4 J .-ewziiii ' R 0 x. fgf,!'!,i,Q .Q D ,o,n,v ,1 ,p ,4 X ,y gsQgpQ,aQg1,iggf if ,f 'f,O,1 ,v,3i gi ,gf . f 'ofafnfnf Vu' 4' , 'S'5'5'2v1'5'ift5 -2. -x , n,n,n,n,4 ,n,p ,Q 2 ' gf 'gf O f'l'gi Q .B F 1.f,l .!,d ,C . xftvif g. ,U 'f ,O 'Q' if f 4 4'o'n'n'n' 4' fm , ,pl .g,g,i ,n ,nggv XX xlinr .lsaagngn 1-Q --f 4 - . ' 3 2 fx 4 ' Senior Robin Jendzejec Semor Betsy Stone W, I f and ,, ,M W' , v ' '1 ' 1 ---'- ,,, 1 1 in ,rl K . 1 ff -1 V 14 4, -51 ,, of 'P ,f w.. A, 2 W I v X mmf J X ma f. Judy And Cheerleading is sharing your life and your talents with the other members of the squad. It is sharing tired muscles, tears, smiles, cold seats CJ, laughter, and hard work. Cheerleaders are admired, but often unduly criticized. They do all they can for the school and the teams, creating pride, but never seem to do enough. There al- ways seems to be someone who thinks it should have been done this way or Why don't you do . . .H Never that simple pat on the back which would mean so very much. 5 . A. if fi I E 5 . Kim Lead Cheerleaders I i r1rg1s 1 . ,V x Q, i I Q 'Q' in g :M if kr Q LQ, 'Q 63 AL, 1 5 I 2 Vs- A-W ,, - 'q- 'Wes gl , , ,1. ., fi - .,:. K.. RQ 'wa 'GX z Q X L3 if A il H 4. A I gi, ' 14 W or-f 22' 3? '5 Fontes And Suits Spark Rams Manager Earnie Williams, Barry Hill, Bob Hartt, Mark DeRevere, Pat Alberini, Tom Foley, Jim Harris, Mike Lunny, Mike LaMark. Missing: Jeff Dunn, Coach Burke. Royce Fontes Mark DeRevere Tom Foley - - f:1ff s 1sffwesasz:la-K:ffaee:4 s:sf::aasf rMm l1 '? h Mike LaMark Morgan Old Lyme Valley Regional Morgan East Hampton North Branford Hand Haddam-Killingworth Coginchaug Guilford Valley Regional Southeastern Voc. Reg. Old Lyme Westbrook North Branford Westbrook Haddam-Killingworth Coginchaug Southeastern Voc. Reg. Shoreline Play-off vs. Coginchaug C.I.A.C. Tourney vs. Valley Shorline-9-4- 4th place Regular Schedule- Over All- 50-47 COT! 66-48 55-43 50-48 61-49 54-45 59-50 44-42 73-53 71-67 51-49 qzorp 59-35 38-35 70-56 68-58 66-57 58-55 COT? 73-63 77-39 43-65 43-45 12-7 12-9 Griplpo's Got It 1' Standing: Brian Mapes, Jim Harris, Bob Hurlt, Barry Hill, Nick Alino, Kneeling: Tim Shea, Hank White, Kelly Booker, Marty Garvey, Ed Trask, Jeff Butler. Fresh Hopes , Standing: Ron Jendzejec, Todd Brophy, Robbie McQueeney, Jim lgnatowich, Ronny White, Pat Millen, Mike Chaisson. Kneeling: Brian Chapman, David I-lartt, Tim McDonald, Courtney Gregory, Danny Moore and Mark Porter. The boys Freshmen Basketball team, coached by Bill Parmelee, ended its season with a 7-6 record. All players have the potential to play on next year's team. The season showed great improvement in each individual boy. The team will always remember the fake flowers at McDonalds. Laura, Maureen, Chris Clear Boards Kneeling: Callie LaMay, Cindy Greene, Sharon Baldi, Lori Alborghetti, Barbara Leonard, Standing: Amy Fraher, Maureen O'Donnell, Chris Day, Robin Jendzejec, Eudie Learned, Leslie Patterson, Mgr. Stella Millet. Missing: Coach Crowley, Asst. Coach Collier. Nr 1 Q if 'f X Zz, ,W 4 15 , Q, Z1 ND' - . High Hopes For Next Year Debbie Olson, Cindy Greene, Ethel Foley, Kathy Brenan, Leigh-Bette Maynard, Lynn Patterson, Dale Nicolas, Amy Fraher, .len Fairbank, Leslie Patterson, Cheila Anderson, Tracy Dahlstrom, Barbara Leonard, Rachel Lavoie, Mary Kane, Lydia O'Brien, Missing: Coach Leslie Collier. l I ,Al :L 11- - Mgr , Freshmen Prove Interesting S ,Z 2:51355 ' 5 'Q l 5 I' Mary Kane, Kathy Brennan, Lynn Patterson, Dale Nicolas, Chelia Anderson, Tracy Dahlstrom, Rachle Lavoie. Missing: Coach Collier, Coach Crowley. X sz, as L lu r la ' z,s,,L. Y i. X .-i - Grace, Poise, Ability . -Q-F .....,..,......- K A I A W as 'MW' k'1ef1?'2:f ' IIL- The Old Saybrook Rams Gymnastic team was coached by Mary Jane Furrer and assisted by Lauren Cummings. The team's record was 7 wins and 6 losses. In the Shoreline meet they came in 3rd. Individual places went to Tara Doyle, 7th all around, Lisa Spada, 5th on floor, 3rd on vaulting, 5th on bars and 4th in all around. Denise Sheehan took 6th on floor and Lisa Diamond placed 2nd on the balance beam. Lisa Spada and Lisa Diamond were chosen to be on the All-Star Shoreline team because of their consistently high scores. The gymnastic team was proud to have Lisa Diamond, Denise Sheehan, and Lisa Spada qualify for the Regional meet. Lisa Diamond also qualified for the State Championship with a ranking of 6th on the beam in Connecti- cut. Team members: Linnett Desnoyers, Capt. Denise Sheean, Lisa Diamond, Lorraine Nicolas, Sally Welch, Terra Dovle, Lisa Spada, Cindy Zitnik. gk . nn F ' Q 1 . , jw-defy . if , A Ll., : n , 1 Q X ' 4 . Q '91 L ' Of T 3 , ,fm uwi. , gztvgsg .Y' Q.. Qq,,,,.. ystic Seminar A Motley Crew ,,,,,.-' C I -Sallmg Club kN,k: 5: l Q' il - ll : ' S . l l ll Commodoref Dave Palling Sec-Tres. -Nancy Roberts Vice Commodore-Jill Iscle Advisor-Mr. Wilson 5 i s E ,.Me1.,Wd, 4. g . M 'Ulf wvff- f2u1muffw' M , S s Q i -X., mi-Ns., ...... Lk,A A A N-..,, 0 - f-mu.. uw. Envuvnt nrt N. djs itlnlgn., A 1 A 951' , ' sf .f N. ,ggi N , f K E ev ., A I - yn , 4 1' , F. ,df M - f . .N f 4, . In Memoriam Laura A. Simms Commodore 1976-77 Q .. ' A 5m,,k:W....xX , :iw A .......... 1 f x The Student Council Presents .... Student Council members include: Hilary Addis, Turie Brunschwig, Lenny DiBclla, Rich Finnegan, Chris Levesque, Dave Pallin, Judy Shultz, Carol Beatty, Larry Bonin, Karen Butler, Mark Catalano, Patrice Frattaroli, Bob Hartt, Cecil Marlowe, Colonel McKee, Paul Mosca, Lorraine Nicholas, Trish O'Donnell, Callie LaMay, Patty Mosca, Patty Bello, Julie Johnson, Cathy Kane, Sue Lubbers, Mary Ellen McCarry, Dale McQueeney, Bob Musgrove, Nick Van Yperen, Mary Kane, Dave Hartt, Ron Jendzejec, Karen Kozma, Dale Nicholas, Dori Mosca, and Betsy Pratt. This year, the 32 member Student Council under Mrs. Strain set challenging goals and is working hard to meet them. We have declared 1978- 1979 to be a rebuilding year. We have re-affiliated our council, with the CT Feder- ation of Student Councils and revised our constitution. A committee has been formed to deal with problems encountered between the facul- ty and the student body. Thus far, the student Coun- cil has sponsored its Annual Christmas Bazaar. Lollipops were sold to benefit the Ameri- can Cancer Society. The Stu- dent Council took effective ac- tion to restore the guidance po- sition. A committee meets with regularity. Council Officers: Carol Beatty, Secretaryg Dave Pal- lin, Treasurer, Hilary Addis, Vice-President, and Turie Brunschwig, President. Student Council Advi- sor: Mrs. H. Strain. ..aa...f . 124 - - National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organiza- tion that encourages scholarship, leadership, character, and service among high school stu- dents. The Old Saybrook Chapter of the Honor Society includes a wide range of projects includ- ing, book fairs, ushering for parents' night, bake sales, and teachers' aides' work to Goodwin school tutoring. K-- L Honor Society Members: Brad Greene, Judy Shultz, Lisa McSweegan, John Rob- erts, Jeff Schrimmer, Denise Marques, Alison Stevens, Lisa Splain, Sharon Baldi, and co-chairpersons, Laura Learned and Dave Pallin. ,': g , y r 4 wuz A lr wi: ,W ini W0 QI p :T 1ab 1.-Ee ar ll f 5 C I. fl N-sf, iff fx 1 I - Y r .- it 'Y X ,-:..,443ff Explore With A.F.S. Ik Officers: M. Patenaude, S. Read Advisors: Ms. Demikat, Mrs. Brunschwig Exchange Students: Marcelo Vilafane Argentina to U.S. Bob Hartt U.S. To Argentina Peggy Finch U.S. to Australia Trish O'Donnell Conn. to California Karol Dean Wisconsin to Conn. Prom Rome To Manhattan Standing: Mr. Mohn, Pat Millen, Len DiBella, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Splain. Seated: Carl Richardson, Liz Metz, Johanna Roscoe, Rob Hallenbake. Left to right: Kim Fillmore, Cindy Zitnik, Caroline Patterson, Lisa Spada. Donna Cade, Lori Savage. 5 'Ff R so .. . N5 X i J., Movies Movies Movies . Considering its small number of members, the audio-visual club does a lot of work. Led by officers, Frank Kokai, and Gary Vincent, the club benefits the entire student body. They distrib- ute audio-visual equipment to faculty as well as doing minor repairs. Also, the club video-tapes athletic and other school events which are very helpful to many people. Included in their plans for 78-79, aided by their advisor, Mr. Bassett, have been movies at the Acton Public Library, a video-taped trip to Stur- bridge Village, field day and various sports activities. Club Officers: Gary Vincent, Frank Kokai Club Advisor: Mr. Bassett J .I-I. + E.C. + P.D. :Math dvisors Math team's advisor Mr. Joseph Huchla and presidents John Lawson, Anthony Drogaris. The Math team's main purpose is to stimulate greater interest in the study of mathematics. The team is advised by Mr. Joseph Huchla, Mr. Emile Caouette, and Mr. Peter Degree. The team con- sists of fifteen members and its presidents are Anthony Drogaris and John Lawson. Last year the team placed eighth in the state for small schools. nur pimm- ' . T min. Art ls Long, Time ls Fleeting Into The Future .... 4 Head For The Mountains! Standing: Kelly Butler, Phil Poriello, Greg Nucci, Nancy O'Connell, Cecil Marlowe, Sue Hall, Jeff Stone, Bill lgnatowich, Mike Gozzo, Kent Parson. Kneeling: Rick Farr, Pat Farrell, Bob Joy, Lisa Day, Ilene Gunn, Tim Shea, Kim McEwen, Donna Cade, Karen Butler. Sitting: Patti Bello, Lori Savage, Sue McLaughlin, Mary Foley, Colleen Doyle, Turie Brunschwig. 5 XZ ThiS year's Ski Club held its annual swap along with many other fund rais- ers, earning the money to send them to Fairlee, Vt. on their annual ski week- end. The weekend was a success. They found a lot of snow at Pico Peak and Bromley Mt. Forty-nine students trav- eled with live chaperones. The 1979 Ski Club would like to offer a special thanks to Senor Gomez, Pam Goodhue, Walt Flynn, Mr. Sears, and Mr. Laine. ,f' gy M lil! KK eb X Jr Y Advisor-Senor Gomez fi President-Lisa Day 'I' vice-President-Trish o'Donnei1 -ff Milli i Secretary-Susan McLaughlin ' t ' ' ' 3 A W5 W4 I l 1 ' l Mvf-,fuk N 5 3- ' X J ly 55 K t i'VXflVl lg .Ss E, 'Z ill lvl Kfialiti f Nxgn, , X5 -Q' Vg , H, if 5 Q fir -4, g ' I y ig K, N 4' , I, A O we , X .. O ' J 5 5 Sw 2 e ,A S , y 4, N, 32 f of' 0 LLMJ X-e E nd The Band Played On President-Jeff' Schrimmer, V-President - A ' XW'A Brad Greene, Treasurer - Leslie Patterson, Secretary - Julie Johnson. EE Q When Swing Was King 1 ,l.u.......,,..1 ' W1 T - X , r 93 'N' ... xo Mr. LaDone . 4' , .. QQ' I , 'L Q' viz X x P . N ' 1 ' ' Q , v ,Q is v . . fin-E 5 n Ex i s ,QQ H5545 A' H' i , . 3 1 K 63555255 Q sn . ' Q , is 'vf A . . . ' j- , , W ., r 5 ' .fv, ,,:,.i X H ,. . ' 5' 1-PM 1 , fQ'1i-'ivy E1 A ., , . . X' 7 ' wi. ,- 4:?.,4.'i 9' .-. 5,xi.ixq , gi !,f 21 ..., v I 6.13-,f-3iiE?'+.fff? Q nf 9 I x ' fm - , . ,TS X- A -ik Liv x i' N W , -1 , QV Q fi- Q Q x H A s 9 K f 1- ,4 , , ,X Vs t sq L x, Q . 5 su! Q 1 R Awcw nnnn f M ..-vs' MM? M' Our School Is Alive With The . Seniors When you're stuck with a day that's gray and lonely, Just stickiout your chin and grin- 'Cause you're never fully dressed without a smile. Chorus is a squeaky voice but the enthusiasm of the Vienna Boys Choir, Hitch your wagon upon a star and follow your dream. O, Ochie Manza Mia ' Remember the days we really couldn't sing! Under the Superior direction of our leader, .I.T. Song prevents Rainy Days and Mondays. 1, -ga. ,gpg UN-w wk, asia mi' sw a ,sf A . Q was ,.A:'o'fLv . .1 ,M Q dy. 4 'wiv g -11 Nye, V , ., v,Y,w ,, an ,,',Q, , - v 4 .N- QVQ Q.. ,yang who Q 4 va' X wwf-4 X nv' .. , iff: rv -:,r', g,,.m-v. An ,Q'1I'e' V nf if , aifsfff 'eff A , .Q i 9231: nd The Band Marches On K, 'eras .fllw .5 ..x... ,uk .-x, f , ' The Show Must Go On .... .-wg Cast Of A Midsummer Night's Dream N7 , ns iw Drama Workshop ls Popular English Elective Students above: Victor Wright, Tom Foley, Jeff Parnell, Karen Andress, and Holly Prevost. Students at right: Ro Alberini, Brian Daly, Steve Kanizaj, and Andy Cosker. Drama Workshop is a different kind of English elective and a very popular one! Drama Workshop, offered by Mr. Wilson, Gives the student a chance to try out his abilityQ It also enables a student to relax for a short time dur- ing the course of a hectic day. Drama Workshop is a rewarding and enjoyable English elective. 1Ha1s:fxm Lighting And Sound Crew The Lighting and Sound Crew, which consists of twelve members, plays an important part in the school's productions. The crew, led by Mr. Barnes, with Jill Isele as manager, has helped to improve the spotting booth and storage area. Among the year's activities were Mid- Summer Night's Dream, Camelot, concerts, and various night programs. Manager- Jill Isele Spotting Director- Chris Lcvesque Lighting Technician- Mike Gozzo Q ,,.,, V V, -. tnt' N, .T ,. M f Future Leaders Of merica . . . mm' We f, ,, M' Seniors: Tres.- Julia Neibrief, Pres.-Chris Levesque, Sec.- Robin Jendzejec, Vice Pres.- Sharon Baldi. fy., f Juniors: Sec.- Caro! Beatty, Pres.- Larry Bonin, Vice-Presf Lorraine Nicholas, Tres.- Trish O'Donnell . . . . 'l'oday's Class Officers lm 'V E, I. if Sophomores: Pres.- Patty Mosca, Vice Pres.- .len Fairbank, Sec.- Patty Bello, Tres.- Cindy Greene 9 Freshmen: Sec.- Dori Mosca, Prcs.- Mary Kane, Vice-Pres.- Karen Kozma, Tres.- Dale Nicholas Ugly ,, , YW i, k . ,f 9 ff 2 4 fi fs Wifi-I X 'Nr I i 4,34 3. v vi P t. Q gf ! 1 - .,MwN,,,,,, x.,... and 9 : :if K , A ' A . . W,... W 5392! Y Q I 'N NS 4 I Q 1 1 QR r s 1 x Q' if ff 'W X ,i X ' K N ..,,,.. Uhr , Xl' wrffi Q.. 5 , OLDLYME SEAFOOD Shore Rd. 434-5134 Engraving Loose Gg Appraisals Mou ntl NYMAN DIEWELERS, INC Russ Nyn T0l9Phone 900 Boston Post R4 388-9152 Old Saybrook, Conn. 064 RYTHER-PURDY LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Elm St. I P.O. Box 622 I Old Saybrook. CT 06475 Compliments Of BLACK SWAN RESTAURANT 142 Ferry Road Old Saybrook, Connecticut 06475 203f388-5783 Much Success!! HEAD ,l brtSay2-Bnooke ......... mums A 1,.,,,,,,,,ff,,,.I,W.li,,,l , I 'fi -flfr -I H I iatmwffmf- g, we 880 Boston Post Road Old Saybrook, Conn. 388-5181 WHOLESALE RETAI msn ' FISH - LUBSTERS - CLAMS . ATLANTIC SEAFOOD ,I . 1458 BOSTON POST ROAD I I. OLD SAYBROOK. CT L PHONE SUN. - THURS. 9-6 388-4527 FRI. 8a SAT. 9-6 Wdons To The Cl ,503 66,8 Q? o 9 f', CP ap From PAT'S COFFEE SHOP BABY BARGAINS Good Luck Complrments HOUSE OF RUBENS Baby Furnlture Matermty Clothmg Infant To Toddler f4TJ Clothmg 16 Old Boston Post Road Art Gallery Old Saybrook Old Saybrook 388 5852 Tue Sat 10 4 PM SALON I UNI SALON Congratulatrons Class Of 1979 C8lM SYSTEMS INC Old Saybrook Shoppnn Center Old Saybrook Old Saybrook tau it 1 'ww 1 125 up 'K 1 5 R Q E s f 1 ,.k K ' B We Play Harder pt 94' A, .. ff If nf if .Wig s S PL RXTJX i n S' ' Ai 1 Pup is A ' Qfn-ff 9 . E 8 'Qing ggi' . ,. 'T ll 5 -W 260 Main Street x f ,Av I 3 PUTTERS SNACK BAR Fresh Whole Fried Clams Hand Dipped Onion Rings 388-4831 Boston Post Rd, Old Saybrook, CT Congratulations Senior Class Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 From PATRlCK'S COUNTRY STORE 288 Main Street Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 Congratulations To The Class of '79 from FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Old Saybrook Shopping Center Old Saybrook, Ct. COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 OLD SAYBROOK RADIO SL TV COLOR TV RADIO 8L HOME APPLIANCES ZENITH RCA SYLVANIA WHIRLPOOL 280 MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE PHONE 388 3040 RIB!! om sagimu IT PAYS TO SEE SHULTZ Compllments Of THE OPTICAL SHOP INC 80 South Mam Mlddletown Connectlcut Congratulatlons Class Of 79 IFM Industrlal Park Old Saybrook Compllments Of KATHY 8: HEIMAN CLEIN L .. fo 1 V- I Q 3 L A tn ' A ,z us 'I A I.00 66 I9 Q 0 7 Light Up The Rams Support The Old Saybrook Ram Boosters From fw ?f JOHN MCKNIGHT AND VAL LUCEY 'W Congratulations To The ' if, I Class Of 1979 J ia il DAVE'S RICCOTTI CONGRRTULHTIO NJ CLA!! CM 'nf BEST I f,n5HE'5. ll .' 'EFX ew! SHOP q SSS! A 'M X. ' , ' ,, X 'Q , , ff , '::' .'-::: 1 C ': , uzvuui Mfgzxxf 5 3 ,Si ggi EMM! gf? gg f i lm mfg? E Txif 'MFE rg 2 5 5 52' 3 5325921 2 f wi P I iii fy 1 L ' Q' g if? 'fx ef E' : gXfg,A5Ei2'!Ei?ii?!i?2E I , X B is , , Q iii 'fs EX 5 i Q 3 f ' X. M1 I E5 ' Y 1 31 1: fm si X ' ,.,,. 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Wedding and Yearbook, Photograph Loring Studios New EngIand's Leading Portrait, 6 Party Goods And Candles Wedding Invitations And Our New Gourmet Department HOUSE OF CARDS AND GIFTS Old Saybrook Shopping Center Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of '79' FRANK A BURTON fs' -I I 'Bl X 4 -2 W , K ,A X 1 X.:-ui ,gazffwezywaff mg I, . Y 5 RIFE -AE--if PHONE 388-5080 , it Howard s Sewing Service SEWING MACHINE 8L VAC. SALES 8L SVC. H. KRULIS 709 BOSTON POST ROAD Owner OLD SAYBROOK. CT 06475 Congratulations To The I Class Of '79' - -x. f '.!. m Ll' las I ' W 2 'cnc ' CT M475 izoaygzihszwzowd Y 7::0Ln?:2:yd7ook139B-911385-3727 Antique: Antiques . . . with emphasis on glass DOT and FRANK BURTON We love to buy antiques Hours: I0-5 Mon thru Satf Other hours by appointment f SAYBROOK PAINT 8: HOME DECORATING CENTER INC. 742 Main Street Old Saybrook, Conn. 06475 COIFFEURS BY MICHAEL 837 Boston Post Road Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9 to 6 ALL TYPES OF FENCING U RESIDENTIAL 0 INDUSTRIAL CHAIN LINK - VINYL - GALVANIZED - ALUMINUM - WOOD FENCES AVAILABLE - SHORELINE FENCE CO., INC. 225 Elm St. OLD SAYBROOK, CONN. 06475 tales Manager Call Collect IEORGE W. BOISJOLY 388-3555 388-5I40 Phone X 388-4212 Q, . i V 1 Cm sl f or eep c , f ' 821 Boston Post Rd Old Saybrook. Ct, Famous Brands I At Discount Prices TCI- 388-'0070 fra' .' ,pp . . .4 . .,', , ,. f,, ,,v,.,, fi' W if. 2'f if'?2'..i..1 'fav tw., , fa. 0 4' l B I .i . -- :I f fb. ' qQ. l2b!! e'B ' ...fi 'T'5-fiifid-El!-E'-' 4 CASTLE INN Fine Food And Lodging Live Entertainment -- Fri., Sat., Sun. Visit Our Famous Sunday Buffet Brunch 11:00 - 2:30 Lunch Daily Dinner 12:00-2:30 5:00-9:00 388-4681 'W ' Fon THE BEST IN TRAVEL SERVICE Q 3' R 'Z 4. S i l'l'H .sKsx N angiflflan fallen Qynfn 776 BOSTON POST ROAD ALICE KLINGERMAN OLD SAYBROOK. CONN OFFICE MANAGER 1203, 388-4669 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 From PATTI, PAULA, 8: CHEV OF BEAUTY BUNGALOW LET GOD BE YOUR GUIDE JESUS IS LORD AMAZING GRACE A Christian B ook Storen 'JY 4 YI?-vw, ' fi 'K :5!iiJ'Xx8-lg N It V, 7' KX QW- - 889 B r P t Rd N X Old S yb k CT 388 3156 R A N F 0 IQFEIFXSLEL 19 South lVlain Street 1 TRAVE L Branford, Connecticut 06405 Telephone: 488-1005 I I ACCOUNTING I SECRETARIAL PROGRAIVIS' I LEGAL eww I MEDICAL l EXECUTIVE SAYBROOK BUILDING SUPPLY f 5l Main Street Q, old Saybrook CT. Q V Most Everything For Home Improvement - K Q '9 su 11 ' h For Results Call DONALD BELISLE REALTY CO Coffee Beans 51 Main St. Kitchen Accessories Old Saybrook' CT' Sales-Rentals-Appraisals Property Management Congratulations To The 1 Class Of 1979 l KOWLOON GARDENS M , If IMI l Cantonese - olyncsian 0 f l Chinese And American Food Cocktail Lounge Take-out Orders 388-3636 Q 732 Middlesex Tpke. Old Saybrook 188 Main St. l Old Saybrook ZACK SUPPLY Automotive 8: Electronics 8: Hardware 1600 Boston Post Rd. Old Saybrook, CT. 399-6256 r ,krvi x,',' VV,4AZv V.V.4V , A IS F?4fel '3'f-if? iaNiSl3'? , ' C Congratulations To Class Of 79 GRIFFIN TIRES SERVICE Mohawk And Pirelli Tires Specializing Brakes -1 Alignments 2 Shocks 2 Batteries Exhausts GeneSays... THE PAINT SHOP OLD SAYBROOK 388- 2 Eglirnnkgudin 5 Q2 PHOTOGRAPHERS 'native Senior Portraits Passport Photos Weddings Roland W. Laine 270 Main Street 388-2658 Compliments 519 Boston Post Road Old Saybrook E. 8: I. ASSOCIATES 891 BOSTON POST ROAD OLD SAYBROOK, CONNECTICUT TELEPHONE: 388-2515 OFFICE - FACTORY - SCHOOL - LIBRARY FURNITURE - LOCKERS - SI-IELVING 388-3824 FREE DELIVERY CORDIAL SHOPPE FINE SELECTION OF WINE 88 LIQUORS DISCOUNT SODA GEORGE MONTIE BARKER'S SHOPPING PLAZA OLD SAYBROOK, CONN. G.E. Appliances - TV - RCA Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 SAYBROOK APPLIANCE CENTER 15 Main St. Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 Tel. 388-9808 OLD COLONY PACKAGE STORE 276 Main St. Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 388-3820 Fine Wines And Liquors Compliments Of STOP 8: SHOP Of old Saybrook Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 Keep Truckin C f':6Q 31?wFi?fi3xl. ?F'Sx?s? '. 'X- lx ,xx -i Ivkal 3 xl! lgyufx , it Z' Ai NEELY S WASTE REMOVAL V' NU CO. INC. Specializing in handmade stuffed toys and wood puzzles Visions Future 191 Boston Post Rd Old Saybrook, Ct. 06475 DR. MAT!-IEW E. ELGART DR. EDWARD F. PINN 388-4943 Optometrists CONRAD EEOSLSBB-3574 TELEX 96-6453 CRAMER DIVISION CONRAC CORPORATION MILL ROCK ROAD OLD SAYBROOK, CONNECTICUT 06475 CENTRAL REXALL STORE Old Saybrook Shoppmg Center TARNY'S OF OLD SAYBROOK Two Stores To Serve You TARNY'S O.S. Shopping Center Old Saybrook, CT Tarny's In The Mall Rt 95 New London, CT George E. Maynard Mgr. 255553 .W X 4 y:yw!'33iCjj55f,gj:g65 M5 fmimfwgk iZ.?3::::f5?i:f:f:?S1i 5:::.:::35f2ff??: E f if -9 M1 W Sigel, af.,-,::a:5ffL 'frriifff ' X .QS .ifqzfli , fixvm new mfig' H x Wifu- fsssf A wssfy WMv.?':v2fWJ' ' MT gm, k It Qsiigwizffmi Arif Sm? R Q , 9 N K fW':':f?S3L:w-IAS.:bf' K -fi? gs:::::fS:fg?: ?f?f3?feMf3' ' Qrfffisif :U 'V :s5SX?:if:,f5f?25::fff Q . 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I A 1 1 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 ESSEX CABINETS 680 Middlesex Tpke. Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 CARTIER OPTICAL, INC. lvilnvl . .J T mx Where Eye Fashnon lg Hugh Fashion 2 M3111 Street IIS St ltr. Street S3ybI'O0k Ct Gllllfofd 383 0205 Open Danly 453 6776 Closed Monday Comepkments F755g?!fgf4iiiLg'3f9'5 sf','f?1f:ff?ff: 142 Ferry Read Congratulations To The Class Of '79 SAYBROOK GARAGE CO., INC. . WL A l o l l Ford Cars And Trucks Baldoni Family N 'Ne 'I i5,oll we-'5 TI-IE MONKEY FARIW Good Luck To The . Class Of 79 31 fl' PHONE aaa-1151 Mix: CARTWRIG:-e1',PRoP X , TN . C1 - -if-pgs: X - E -.. rx , . N - . -L' .QQ X , V 55'-H, gl -giinx lr :SS sit-Htxtlii, if 6 COBB GR S CORNER ' 'QQSXQQ ' sm Q , 2,-fu ' I SHOE REPAIR - LEATHER REPAIR .L .. -1-, wb,-wht --f, ,rl swf ' 'gk-:.,'2'.': K E ,gg LEATHER cooos MADE J 'a12: e' 'E -. -' 2 . fe MT- ' E. '-fi A 8 1211 aosron POST Rn. ol.o sAvERooK. cr Best Wishes From Old Saybrook THE COPY CENTER While U-Wait Printing Also Copies Old Snyhrook 388-4788 .vi X Hdwlaling V '13 -ctlulionery H A..' ,H E. - ,, 0 Letters 0 Envelopes 0 Brochures ' Carbonless Forms Shoreline Printing :SL Mailing Co. 889 Boston Post Rd., Old Saybrook ROBERT L. DAY CO, INC. CUSTOM BUILDER DEVELOPER Since 1960 Residential 81 Commercial Fully Insured Homes in all Price Ranges 3 8 8-3 2 3 7 211 Schoolhouse Rd., Old Saybrook Congratulations To My Son Jeff And The Class Of 1979 SAYBROOK STATIO ERS 103 Main St. Old Saybrook CT. 388-3228 Mildred Quintin, Owner ELYNOR SNOW REAL ESTATE Best Wishes To The Class Of '79 From All At Elynor Snow Realtors 263 Main Street Old Saybrook -- iff-sri: is fr. :MI ,, www s W , - . ' i . V' eazsflfl. A ' ., 8 A 'L -o'o i ' L L - 2 'oE ' A 8' A' W - 8 388-9990 Compliments Of FAMILY CLEANERS Phone - 388-3018 841 Boston Post Road Old Saybrook, CT. 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