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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

FLIGHT Millstone 1980 Old Saybrook High School Old Saybrook, Connecticut Bye, bye babe it's been a sweet love though this feeling I can't change. But please don't take it so badly, 'cause lord knows I'm to blame. If I stay here with you now things just couldn't be the same, Cause I'm as free as a bird now, and this bird you can not change . . . and this bird you can not change' . . Lord, knows I can't change. -Lynyrd Skynyrd- tfvjd ,ff E, , fi' W, 3 Q I iv! J ' Dedication We, the Class of 1980, Have carefully and honestly chosen the person most deserving of our Millstone dedication. We feel our dedication is very meaningful and we are proud to present it to a person who has contributed the most to our class. We have chosen a person who respects us as individuals - not just as students. We have chosen a person who is a very close friend and has gone beyond being a teacher. We have chosen a person who truly deserves this dedication. We shall always remember you . . . Thankyou.. Mrs. Marie Hobbes l 3 :IQ .- ,fi It J 4 .1 - ,, I r ,-ef --bxgjitfizkt Y if -. . JL,- Ji iw?- ' P fm .' f , ,'.- .. -u' -' ' 'zh' , . ,- Jw- w 5? t.,,l. , ,,.14A, E Z ,. , th 4' gr ,. 'fs 8' 4 ,v- ,.f .. An. mini 'suuuuursm'-my , -nf wwf 'ld 5 X xxx WT .gk QV. Home DF THE CHBNP5 SOCCER FIELUHUUKEY 4 'md ti ' ' 4 1 - , L gf 'H aim is Se, 5' fy My f E lk . i it , 'fa -ga , , , W No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. 5 To Dream is to escape and fly away. L5 Hold fast to dreams, A s 1 for rf dreams dre, ,si f :,s A ' ' f F ig ' ' ,i ' - - TWH lrfe rs a broken, winged bird, Nj 4 is - K LWXS . . . 4 . that cannot fly. .f .. ,QQ MQ . X A '19 E H., . ag x as if 3, Q 2 'WP I deefe . Afl- ,,.ju-IU5 ' V ' -- Q, ZZV o,,, ,,,a,,, -v'-N' . .. Sew-Swaocmf 529-YMS5 Qu V995 , ,Lum wg 'an ive I , ,a rgsgffgqis M 7 Now you are ready for the most difficult and fun of ally to fly straight up and know the meaning of kindness and love. 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J , b v If 1 ii ., ' he as 'W-3' .rw ' c 3- to . , .-Q ,VA . xx. 5 gn , R mg MMM, at f-'U' c Y: we g Q, Q---W----'A 'l ig' ' - 1 i . gf 1 To be a seagull - gliding strong and free into a horizon of peach puff clouds with rose petal tinges. To soar over the quiet sea and be at peace with the world FACULTY ,wg .I in A, , W Q iii H Em W ., 3 i A4 1-. JEL. ,gui Lf '3 r ,WM 1 M x 'I W sr 'Z 1151, 1' . xlngf' f, A3 35 S, 1 'Q' f mm-S: R G 'Fi' Al lluunig The 1979-80 school year has been an interesting year. We have had our successes and our failures - we have produced champions and have fallen short in other endeavors. This is a part of life. One of the true measures of success in your life will be how you are able to handle the ups and downs you face. Hopefully, the time you spent at Old Saybrook Senior High School has helped develop attitudes and skills which will make your life a bit easier. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 for achieving what you have, and best of luck as you face your future challenges. A. Myjak ls l ' X Principal Arthur M ak X I X 0 0 o fs W NN fl . NX 'Y 3' X -5,1 f . X I Mr. William Dineen Assistant Principal Mrs. Marilyn Sullivan Guidance Counselor Mr. John Alberini Guidance Director Mr. Donald Sparaco Guidance Counselor C1392 23' SME, 'SMU ffm- w 'oA, ' ., We 5 i Mr. Philip Bassett Technical Drawing Mr. Paul Bobinski Science Mrs. Karen Bergeron Home Economics U BUMM7 N iz M is 2 ,ff m L, l 3 C Qt' Jllllllll , ' Q F K, 'Q' pq, -f:.,c c -Q , V, -. , MaM:4LH.L,.,,aM,,.' aww- ,,f WW ,ag -, W ,.. Dr. Charles Bunting English Mr. Emil Caouette Math Mr. Robert Byrnie Art Mr. Patrick Burke Physical Education Mr. Herbert Coates Industrial Arts Mrs. Mary Jane Butler Foreign Languages 17 + X Mr. Ralph Colangelo Special Education Mrs. Donna D'Amico English Mr. Peter Degree Mathematics A12 Avy- WM, ,ste 7 Miss Linda Demikat Foreign Languages Mrs. Katherine Estes English Mr. Leo Estes Social Studies fir Mr. Albert Feehan Miss Paula Fitzgerald Work Experience Science Mr. Paul Ferri Mr. Walter Flynn Industrial Arts English Mr. John Fitzgerald Mr. James Goodwin Foreign Languages Foreign Languages gx PN A lv I i., il 41 Mrs. Bobbie Greenough Mathematics Dr. Donald Kerr Mr. Joseph Huchla Mathematics English Mr. Arthur Krause Mrs. Lynn Kentoffio Business Li.-. , I . W Va 96 I O ,f Lie, i ,r,s it 'N ,A .W , ,uf -M wx, me f ,gg Science Mr. John LaDone Music has t Vs VZ-T Qu I ,I L.,-,A ,bb l l M Mr. Roland Lessard Science Mr. Peter Lutz Reading Mrs. Jeannine Martino Mathematics Miss Donna Mattei English Mrs. Mary Miles Art Mr. Brian O'Connor Social Studies A 3 ...bi ffl Xl f3 5 is H , V Mrs. Vera Osborne Business Mrs. Anne Peterson Social Studies Miss Margaret Radcliffe Social Studies Mr. Paul Smith Social Studies Mr. Charles Renshaw Science Miss Kerri O,Connor Home Economics ,. . -1 1. . 9 E 197 Q ' S s ji 'f Mrs. Lorraine Splain Physical Education Mrs. Harriet Strain Social Studies Mr. John Torrenti Music Mrs. Florence Watts Business Mr. Jon Wilska Health Mr. Edward Winarski Special Education Mr. Al Wilson English Mr. Ernest Linder Physical Education Mrs. Polly Galla Foreign Languages Mrs. Eileen Allen Librarian Mrs. Barbara Spehar Head Librarian Mrs. Ann Gelpke Secretary 5 f Q f i Q v f 1 E Mrs. Beryl Desabrais, Mrs. Dorothy Rochette, Mrs. Nancy Brooksbank. Cafeteria Phyllis Paine-Director Gladys Gaynor Francis Giugno Jane Purcell N4 Lydia Offredi ' Marge Golon Nurses Nancy Kenefick, R.N. Cathy Custer, R.N. Valerie Ylilardo, R.N Joanne Kelly, R.N. Barbara Hill, R.N. Barbara Rivers, Adm. Asst. J.a..'4'i- lanitors Richard W. Foss Dan A. Bolden Earl H. Bruenn Thomas Mitchell Joli Bellussi SE IOR I nv Swv ww-ff' iK f 4x 7:-M ff X frm 'QV' Class Of 1980 Class Officers Cecil Marlowe, Treasurer: Trish O'Donnell, Activities Director: Carol Beatty, President: Carolyn Toole, Secretaryg Lorraine Nicholas, Vice President Class Log In Sept. of 1976 the class of 1980 came together to begin what has become a very successful four years. With the help of advisor Mr. Paul Smith the class of 1980 began raising money by selling popcorn and candied apples at football games. Then in the next two years, under the direction of Mrs. Marie Hobbes, the class of 1980 pulled together through fund raisers - such as car washes, popcorn sales at football games, and dances, so that future class events would be enjoyable and successful. During the sophomore year the class went to Banner Lodge, where a host of activities were provided. Then in May of our junior year a very successful Junior Prom was held at the Niantic Travel Lodge, where class members danced to the music of Home Sick John O'Leary. The Senior year started off well with help from a new advisor, Mr. Jim Barnes. The first fund raiser was a magazine drive which brought in enough funds so that the class could sponsor the Christmas Ball. After months of planning and long hours of hard work the gym was transformed into a winter wonderland . . . snowflakes and all. The class also sponsored a concert featuring Fountain Head on March 15. Then for their final activities the seniors went on a class trip and held a very enjoyable senior banquet. For the past two years the Class of 1980 has retained the Field Day Award under their winning slogan: The Senior class is super bad The biggest class you ever had And if you think that you're the best You'll have to put us to the test. In Memory of - 2:45 Steve Reney 1, C? xi gs tvtifs- Q S. Q vig F e 6 iw- fm ,ff +1 N Sf W f X f ff 152415 Q nn -- YM-Q LQEI 'N ' ?w K 3, xii -' S' fi ' 'W as 8 svifsf 15 a' ,nf g N,,,,,.-f HS -v wi- Ev if 5 ,Af mf 1 E A ut' 0 .gif Z' lynn M 1,1 ev wif ga 13 U ' ' A 4 m?g'55'! F f l . in :iff ul Surf 0 in . K 5 5 X , fy gqkA Q Q - RU' -K 1? . yt Q ' 5' 'hi Q- X . K f.' X ... W . rams 55' yy. N, Q vw-fi 1 ' 4 ' Q.. M 'N -by A, ,iw 3 ,1 f-v1'auunn n G .gf H! ki an 52 acwf' X. 1 9 6 4 Cindy Anderson Dream On -Aerosmith Captured angel aching to make your break Your freedoms at stake You better fly now, fly now while your wings are still young. Your cage door has been flung wide open, Dan F ogelberg t ilii ,t l 1 'ens e e f . me ttt o Q 15 y 1 ' r nsgtg as 1. yo 5 N mi' K E2 I-'E Running with the Devil -Van Halen If I Don't Live Today, Maybe Tomorrow, I Just Can't Say? -Jimi Hendrix Cam? 5 it 'i5Keeleira3?df x IM: never seen Sudfi 0-'MGI-fli'f'Vl do--1 Look lik '0Nfl-ful' ' conii pq uuotsj 124555 LQEL 0. loificlliglfl- -llfwailnis cage Lrwlcs li Ke, mi., luokis qclliig rvacle,-l-odnqoge -Elvin Bishop Vsafsinl l-ldll Darkness enclosed her, refusing to reveal the empty corridors 8 Her footsteps fell as she raced on, evading dimensions that opened wide and invited her to spend time within the security of their distortions. She sought an exit, but discovered only reflections of herself with hideous expressions as she hurried on, seeking an end to her delusions. chatty Katherine L ee Bollen or their stran e inhabitants. A if xt 2 Wi We are so much in the habit of wearing disguises that we end by failing to recognize ourselves. unknown Penny Bobarsky , .W X. X X x NN V David Bradley Every now and then I know it's kind of hard to tell but I'm Still Alive and Well. anawwwtl You are you and I am I. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are You and I am I And if by chance we find each other It's beautiful. X, lsf, x.,. Rick Derringer cf.,i,,cL--1 f' 1 L4 rt mtl f-Q 4' A slfi I lrflvl I l :' ' ,rri , 'i I've got to be free, free to face the life that's ahead of me. Styx Donna Cade H RAM5 PMR lvvlyall People try to put us DownfJust Douglas S. Cobb because we get around, The things they do look awful coldfl-lope I Die Before I get old. THE WHO .Y David C orning dancm, s on are brash .ringing Zszfngs fayclhcf Hough :fi Jud' a mmfor Jamc mcnfoncp lad-fovczsr Nlffsan g ,brarf 1 C olquhoun What a long strange trip it's been. G t f I D d Da ve 2 ug! llllll l Deb e DQ VI leanne Cottrell M7 ,LJ 1 , Colleen Coulter W-4 GPRf8 ui fl: Ir-fl Z W7 .1 'x We must welcome the fu- ture remembering that soon it will be the pastg we must respect the past remembering that once it was all that was humanly possible. -G. Santa yana Anthony Dro aris X W X X X f W il: 5+ Z1 I have clenched and closed with the naked North, l have learned to defy and defendg Shoulder to Shoulder we have fought it out- Yet the wild must win in the end. -Yukon Jack Timothy Driscoll gl sdhqf' 5 Carol Dyson ht You can't learn what you don't want to know! -Grateful Dead T. P. Pinewoods Douglas Eldredge F ffaflf' tf11.t. ,f ,i ?v'y A H ig 2 Af ' 1 v , g .5 M I Z U A Donna Esposito ,-1 V. i 11.f. -,- I -sr- 5 Q L Elaine B. Fielding Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time. Plans that either come to nothing or half a page of scribbled lines Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way. The time is gone the song is over, thought I'd something more to say. Peggy Finch january 21, 1962 The Res,'-Band- AFS- BASELS- pink Floyd AUSTRALIA- BEACH-Missy-KOALAS - BETSI-Class of '80- The PHARMH as Qfmlej Jomesf twin I 4 i, 1' 2 j i ri ' gif t ,L ' ze Q 1 f I , ix: W' H St ctftaetis Pencnsulwm a,m,0-r,mz,1n,1 cmcamsptce. Bill Fitzgerald Neil Young Town Beach, Crystal Lake Beacon Hill, Bokum Road Parties And if I leave here tomorro Lynard Skynard CID, BUD, 151, LOVE IT would you still remember me E 'ra if Scott Frlbance ,, Y u .,......,,1.. W ' 4- V' '. f L, 1 Q in 39? L ,W i A intra? ZW 351' I .' 'H' 4,1 f m 'T . I+S US Ohh! SZ-ram .V I Yesterday is .,i,, X already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well , lived, makes i every yesterday 1 a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope-2,2 unknown YQQXXQLW Go. tx rnhar David Gmeiner 1 421' x-Wy, Yi M,-g4T1' If you love something Let it go If it comes back to you It's yours If it doesn't It never was. Sue Gwazda - ' J: .. , ..- I .,, eq . - S 'X . K M ,wwe 7 1. ,, ,f lsr 5.37 by owe A - ,, , .1 , . iff 'Af 5 P' N K ' ' A RI'?'+w f, in Q3 . f K x 5. f k or g ' ie 'W Y f i g' fun. ai 'Z L K - -Lf.. ' nrfif'-eg ' ,- xf'-if WH xi- Q V s Tom Hageman The secret to me a flown on a flag, or carried behind a bloody little badge. The Who V? 1 ,1 1, fy 'sk if . at N Sue r 'W Hall Robert Hartt I can do anything right or wrongfl can talk any- how to get along I don't care anyway, I never losefanyway, anyhow anywhere I choose. nu, Ulld' ,wma Iennifer Henry I ' f t t v L t t I t is 'Barry Hill eff? I I . M Will'-at Audrey Ann Horton 9-22-62 1'- , ,X ., 55,,i'- , gp., , ,... .V . 6 22 A g -' , 4' I L iff THERE'S A FEELING I GET WHEN I LOOK TO THE WEST AND MY SPIRIT IS CRYING FOR LEAVING IN MY THOUGHTS I HAVE SEEN RINGS OF SMOKE THROUGH THE TREES AND THE VOICES OF THOSE WHO STAND LOOKING AND IT'S WHISPERED THAT SOON IF WE ALL CALL THE TUNE THEN THE PIPER WILL LEAD US TO REASON AND A NEW DAY WILL DAWN FOR THOSE WHO STAND LONG AND THE FORESTS WILL ECHO WITH LAUGHTER. -LED ZEPPELIN- if if ,, I I i . Last time I checked my bankroll things Da were getting slim, sometimes it seems like the bottom is the only place l've beenilbhn Prine 1 Friends Water Skiini Keg Parties It's all a par of life Wendy Life is too short to waste away. Not doing the things you Wish now, may and can bring regret later. If they're wild and crazy, so, at least they're something that Will be remembered. Make your goal now and stick to it. In the long run, you will learn that you can do anything you set your mind heart to. Summers ieaches Ski Trips Nithout it ife would be , bore. lsele Experiences are something all of us have: good Sc bad, fun 8: boring, happy 8L sad and easy XL hard. They teach us right from wrong. Learning from experience is an important part of growing up. When one is banned from such experiences, one may lose a step and never have the chance to catch up. WIC, 'fr' if-r My heart is warm with the friend I make, And better friends I'll not be knowingg Yet there isn't a train I wouldn't take, No matter where it's going. -Milla y- Susan G. lohnston Once in a dream Far beyond these castle walls Down by the bay where the Moonlit water falls I stood alonc while the Minstrel sang his song So afraid I'd lost my soul. There in the fog his song Kept calling me Leading me on with its Haunting melody Deep in my heart a voice Kept echoing I knew I'd soon be wandering Far beyond these castle walls Where the distant harbour meets the sky There the battle raged like hell And every dove had lost its will to fly. -C 1'-flu 0 1. - X. Richard lo Scott K eneflck Raise your can of beer on high and seal your fate forever, our best years have passed us by the Golden Age of Leather. .Blue Oyster Cult. vqxef' IWW A b 7' A. Elizabeth Labaree ll! ,gf X to its Tl N , A iw lr li ly' XX l e K iiii l G' it l ml N. R ' J' L X 0 iii? I l Q F 1 A . , y if l X ,1 -fwllllll ? -E Li X Xl 1 22,9 If you think you are beaten you are, a lf you think you dare not you dont If you'd like to win but think you c lt's almost a cinch you won't. lf you think you'll lose you're lost For out in the world we find Success beings with a fellows will- lt's all in the state of mind, -Walter D. Wintle n't CALLIE LAMAY Q 46 'WEIJ 9 X. j-, fx! I! ur e ram 11 G -fb BARB LEONARD L efty' ' 10-23-62 6'I've found my answer to life is living, the secret to living is life. Carole King Fly on proud bird, you're free at last. m.l. Michael l.unn f46M,UYI 77702 Susan G. MalenFant Y' - - s Days pass as seconds turn the key The strength of the moment lies with you Shine over mountains make the view The strength of seeing lies with you -YES- Deep red are the sunsets in mystical places Black are the nights on summer day sands We'll find the speck of truth in each riddle Hold the first grain of love in our hands. -JETHRO TULL- Q ON , . Daniel M. May 8 Every man has a place In his heart there's a space For the world can't erase his Fantasy -Earth Wind and Fire- gg Qeffzmsj K1,fu,LZ5ew LM c fQf1.faLc,f 3,gnv l'P ' May every soul that touches mine- Be it the slightest contact- Get there from some goodg Some little grace: One kindly thought: One aspiration yet unfeltg One bit of courage For the darkening sky: One gleam of faith To brave the thickening ills of life: One glimpse of brighter skies Beyond the gathering mists- To make this life worthwhile George Elliot Kim McEwen 5 was r 411' ,J .' ..s.-......4, V ,e, , ir In 2, E an A ,M V- .J :L it , ,,,,,,.li A., ,,,,s,s.,4 Colonel McKee to - A Nothing ventured, Nothing gained, Be not afraid to tryg So dream big dreams, reach for the stars, And set your standards high! Colonel Steve McKenzie 34 l've seen all good People turn their head away so satisfied I'm on my way - Yes 2,,,.....-.-.---Q N,..,M,3gs'm ' MMM Karen McManus Mindy Mills I've got an answer, l'm going to fly away, What have I got to lose? CS.8LN. ilu ,v Sean Moran lf I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now 'Cause there's too many places I've to to see. Lynyrd Skynyrd Freebird Ellie Ngples 4' 'W D 4 px N, S. 6 5 LORRAINE NICHOLAS i 1 X i In time grasses will poke through the asphalt and trees will split the concreteg and we who think we have overpowered and gutted and raped the land and polluted the skies and water will find that nature allowed us this moment of play as part of her experiment. . 'i ' ii, is 1 mfs t .ll li 1 nfl ,nfQl ,s 2. 'W' 1 . ...u 3 a - MQ? 3 N Y I S ii S K 'Q 4 X 'Xi :X Q x f., w 2' a' Q J f 'F ,W i f 4 my Thcrc must be some wuy out of hcrc. said the .lokcr to thc Thief. Thcrc is too much confumion. I cun't get no relief. Bob Dylan CAROLYN PATTERSON Bn-arm-0' A hi' ...J 4? .1 KSN wr . J. xx.. M 2' kg k T ii,T --1-vi .- ' kf. ., .. vw-----3,... 5 , Iii' ',' i f-1 44- um 'QL' pf 0 Somewhere ages and 3 ages hence Two roads diverged in wood, and 1 . 5 is I took one road less traveled by, And that has made all the difference, R. Frost Sharon Reed WMM. Hdwa? 7770mo'uZo NJ 76 64,026 .A7O.'7f? 77nwa,M1 fe 0. 'Tb ,awww N we .ga . 1 0 Q g ':l', 2 s Q! Mcpzaf fbwaoo fflfldllgff, Aw wmfa Y A md ana, dag gow! ffwmfazz yfhaf of g Cane do , II Qfllg ffzfndfxcac fha! Nl dam, r ofmu, Ld fbi! do Lf'fliZU'j lU7of0fM1-Z1 - V fx07p,gJa041 YAL0 Mjclgy Qyguff- ., I ,,,' 'l . fwnzfmfw l Q 5 ' N fmt mtv' .,r51,gMg 's1Ln4, ,, I 'el .r W a 2321 wi' 'E fl t pl I , ,. Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose Lynne Rudewicz Summer of '79. 5 6 6 ff J M22 2 if W, , ,,,. 5 9-24-62 I can't believe it when some say That it's a sin the way we live to die You know, there's never been a more natural thing Yea, there's a brand new story but it's the same old lie So come on, get ready for the time of your life. Boston L et 'Whc hue lm'-!rva5l the Good Times R ci my ddal li , asa uule5 Q Cr3lx3hf,5 bib oL Hwe, rainbow I V' have Clu-khgql' 3 yvgy yy.iy Q 0 H rv. fhorcnu yyfy y y.y L The Cars r x M i r,yyi ll i'lrry 'aff g A ffl' W Q, Tam: ' ' fe r r Stap ms Ie' 'R ,Q 2, y r ,y Memories .. Class of '80 V M . Brian ,. Kali .. Dad .. Mom -,xl if Nana .. Duke .. Smokey K ' IZAINTV TfH9A4PSCNV Ly, ii' 5 Y s Q Sqpt. 22 1962 MW! DEBRA El. l.EN VAI TAI TIS 6!16f52 N. - ' 4' :Nw ..-,r'Q N . ,il 1 94113 rfjincent 5 El. ISA BETH WERNER A Vs 'K : Ho H A 4 A 55 Q ,, 'X R 7 ,hy 'f v s A 4' , 5 A ,, sA ,,w,1,, ' 5 we , 1980 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS Mercury WI IUDIY I.I. IAMS G wefigflicfit Ji V--- .,- 96?-4 Q mxwfww! 2451 To kn h th with h y f I th d t d g th ughts th t k f h rth a gard BRIAN WRIGHT Wfflfnfff 'fi' MA TT BO WES , Kg , ffm w wr f K Karen Butler ig eler 4 Jw Kelly Butler 1-5k,31,,1Q.,,.,'Eyvgi,,gV+Z ,,.:4- i. Q 'gg . Y,-rqgffaifvff-gan ,wa S 1 ft:-Kihckyxv I 'sf ,, lk, i ff - :af , fx V. 4 Q - if X ' - lx if af qw., -va K E, W , .sf 4 f .C A K. X' v LK' 7 M In ' 'ffm .xr is Q 4 . K K K - . fx K ' ' 'Il 1 31 9 3. ,f . x .x., ...,, ,x.a-.Ka . L N k , . . A M,,g,'x.1w'.f. ,fx-,vf - wwf' wx-fa H A Q, . , f ,I ,Vi .r-me-., ,V ,w . 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U, MICHAEL L ENNER TON Stone- free to ride the breez Stone free to do as I please I gotta, gotta gotta getaway. -Jimi Hendrix ,ff any Vicki Lighffoorw Margaret L ubbers Wes! So many times mere words fall useless to the ground- and only then in the silence can the truth be heard. -4Winston 0. Abbott 59 l places I remzmber U1 1 Q ere afcf ou some hav clurgggd ome oreven not or r otna re gone an some remain lth l hvt'mets nh ig: :End gm-iinggf sfapcarh recall gmc HT? Qfwar 3 Rare iv E mg 1-2 ovmtmaltns Lennon T CUcC'artnc3 xi SACTIIDCRA 'B. EI'T1CELCDA'Tl'D. CHUCK MANCHESTER LL' v X X 3 , 2, in K I I fm' ZIQN ZZNFQ W'-lUUJ 1'1 BONES :S 625253 Ei- Q -4 5g,,'g:r5 -1 52595 cn mam ,gonna- Okgfdflg cz-QIRCUQ CD :OW W UQSOMS S2350- co0-f-+ .. I Q C 55595 QHFQQ 0:30-+30 -,Gig-aw - VJ - 0' - rs: :1 Q. At4RHVELLl 0 We sautggoled again! I1 Al Z , P K iiy Zig P A It wasn't me! G' ,A L L BEER DRINKERS, Hell Raisers -. ll' 'I av' all ill gglllllli lil.-! 22.1---we Iliff , , Q gllll 2 ggglifllf, gl lgQil,l'lllf 41-lan.-1.1, .V L ing 1 i Kwan LAMAL Porter State of Mind If you think you are beaten, you are. If you think you dare not, you don't lf you'd like to win but think you can't, lt's almost u cinch that you won't. lf you think you'll lose, you've lost. For out in this world you'lI find Success begins with tt fellow's will - lt's all in the state of mind. Author Unknown l do my thing und you do your thing. l tim not in this vtorld to live up to your expectations l do my thing and you do you thing. l am not in this world to livc up to your expectations and you ure not in this world to live up to mine You are you und l aim l and if we happen to meet it's beautiful, Fredrick S. 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' 5 i 5'E5 ?Eg?sEfgz Kg gg i Zemwgwfifmwifgwm i E Q 'ff ,mx s. M if Qg ggiff Q55 EE ' I 3 i g ' QM fi 25252 , wigiisif U, R, Tfilw 65 iw mv -... yy. WAHESZ liimSiQQfi?'iQ?i1Z,3fi LTlL5??'QQ1m15ffL gigsa7g-mL5L --iisz ,Z ME 4 'M .l:I:.I5 ,. - gz- : W wgggu , , ,,1.fgggngm.v pw? wg.aQ:.,: M 576 ,jdngfffgiix M I I f Class Of 1981 Class Officers S. Lubbers, J. Fairbank, P. Mosca, P. Bello S-22 Sitting: L. Alborghetti, P. Bello, B. Allen, P. Aronson, L. Brogan, L. Alino. Standing: D. Belmont, K. Booker, M. Barretta, T Appell, D. Carter, P. Anderson, A. Champlin, L. Airoldi, L. Asch, K. Bradley, R. Chardon, S. Ames, K. Burr fl Standing: M. Finnegan, K. Dykema. C. Day, S. Clark, M. Fendell, S. Eldredge, S. Clark, E. Fayan. J. DellaRocco, J. Dunn. Sitting: J. Fairbank, G. Davis, D. Felix. L. Corning, G. Dunn, D. Dopp, C. Cromarty E-2 1 Sitting front to rear: P. Hernandez, B Holly. R. Huta. E. Foley. T. Giugno, S Jenkins, L. Isle, P. lunnicllo, S. Gian grande, C. Green. R. Harington, J. John- son, J. Gilbert, E. Gunn, B. lgnatowich, S Fitzsimmons, J. Jones, B. Forbes, T Goodhue, M. Frattaroli, M. Gozzo, S Gregory, S. Gernhardt 'f R . Hy' .X i ,f 1 Q'Q'e. xg xg Q fa wQrs.ff.,N, .'9'r.s f.:i'5s,s K ,.Aa, N f' , Qfawi. 7 LIL 5-W Front: S. Lemieux, S. Lubbers, C. Kane. Middle: A. Langley, L. Marques, K. Kinderman, L.Lintelmann, H. Manning, M. Jones, M. Kelley, K. Kenny, A. Kuhn. Back: J. Kehoe, L. Kearns, S. Lennerton, L. Maikowski. 1' ,w3f fr' 198 1 Front: D. McQueeney, M. McCarry, D. Netsch, T. Pelott, D. Matthews, P. Mosca. Second row R. Mills, L. Paterson, S. Millet, D. Mittelhauser, G. McVarish, R. McLaughlin, M. Peckaitis K. Newgarden, Third row: G. Nucci, R. Moore, B. McCarthy, M. Miserocchi, D. McDonald R. Musgrove, L. Maynard, K. Moran, J. Mitchell. ,-.5 ,.7. l E-4 l H K.. 'z 4, 1' . .ki i Front: W. Trowbridge, D. Wilcox, E Whitaker, N. Van Yperen, D. Walker R. Tryon. Middle: S. Wayne, R. Wil- son, K. Wadsworth, D. Vaitaitis. Rear B. Williams, J. Wiggins, W. Wilkin- S-3 Class Of 1982 as - Class Officers Nancy Gilbert, Dori Mosca, Patti Termini, Dale Nicholas Sitting: C. Anderson, K. Byington, S, Anderson, S. Bagnati, B. Cobb, C. Breslin, J. Anderson, V. Ackerman W 25 Standing: J. Chappell, S. Becker, A. Atwood, S. Carta, L. Birzo, T. Dahlstrom, L. Brainard, T. Brophy, M. Denny, C Barnes, B. Chapman, A. Czepiel, T. Beckwith Standing: R. DeRevere, J. Efinger, K. Forrest, N. Gilbert, D. Dopp, T. Flynn. S-25 Sitting: D. Dodson, L. Desnoyers, K. Dooley, W. Dittman, M. Forster, R. Gregory, D. Fusari. Standing: J. Fisher, C. Gregory, J. Gill, M. Garvey, J. Fickinger, G. Fribance, D. Griesbach S-21 Sitting: J. Harris, L. Hughes, M. Gwazda, R. Jendzejec, T. Hill, J. Johnson. Standing: A Horton, D. Johnson, J. lg- natowich, E. Griesbach, E Hoffman, C. Hennessey, L Jencks, P. Henry, D. Johnson D. Hartt, K. Hallisey, M Henri, J. Jarusik, J. Kelley, R Hallenbake 1982 Sitting: D. LaMark, T. Livingston, T. Kruppenbach, J. Leaird, M. Kane, K, Kozma, T. King, D. Kinderman, C. Makarov. Standing: S. Lebert, F. Kelley, D. Little, E. Lewis, R. Lessard, K. Lee, S. Leonard, R. Manning, A. Kuhn, M. Kardos, K. Kearns, R. Kanizaj, R. Lavoie. Sitting: C. McGirr, M. McDonough, P. Millen, D. Mosca, R. McCarry, D. Morre, T. Naples, J. Micoletti. Standing: L. McGee, E. McLaughin, P. Neibrief, L. Metz, C. Mitchell, W-2 1 K. May, R. McQueen, J.Marler, P. Martin. Hanging: T. McDonald, J. McCall. E-26 Q w r H1 W. ..,M,fMf' E-22 fl...... Sitting: C. Poppas, J. Newman, L. Sharp, A. Shannon. Standing: B. Pratt, L. Paterson, D. Olson, L. Patnoe, L. O'Brien, J. Olson, D. Nicholas, T. Riley. On Sign: T. Onofrio, B. Patterson, D. Orsine, R. Ryder, T. Silvestri. E-5 Standing: T. Winch, P. Termini, J. Stanley, D. Sykes, L. Spencer, H. Tryon, G. Wilcox. Sitting: S. Yannone, M. Staplins, P. Strecker, B. West, E. Tuverson, C. Toohey. V Arko- Class Of 1983 I Class Officers Vice Pres- G. Alino, Tres.- C. McManus, Pres.- M. Caouette, Sec.- M. Coulter Sitting: M. Christiansen, C. Backlund, R. Barba, H. Crockett, D. Corning, C. Barry. Kneeling: L. Clark, G. Alino, A Anderson, M. Coulter, C. Cansellarini, L. Bakewell, Standing: A. Bessette, E. Bushnell, J. Wilcox, B. Becker, R. Cassidy, T S-24 Butler, M. Caouette, L. Bowker. T. Cole W-24 Standing: R. Felix. M. Elgart, B. Hudson, T. Della Rocco, K. Farr. Sitting: S. Driscoll, D. Drager, D. Drager. J. Dykcmu, T. Doyle, P. Desilio, R. Eccleston, P. Dana, S. Custer, B. Eccleston, A. Denny, J. Fillmore Front to rear: B. Giangrande, T. Kokai, B. Holmes, B. Hudson, J. Johnson. E. Gardiner, R. Guenther, M. Klappholz, L. Frihart, T. Hoar, K. Fuller, D. Lennerton, E. Frech, L. Jenkins, S. Kozey. K. Kovak, J, Guenther, W T. Hageman. D. Kierys ' Front to rear: C. Manning, D. Manfredi, J. Massini, T, McGuire, L. Lemieux, L. McVarish, G. Lloyd, Second E-25 row: J. Listorti, P. McDougal, C. Martin, J. McGirr, T. Lemire, J. Lawson, W. Little, B. McDonough, Third row: B. Menghi, C. McManus, K. Millet. T. McGirr, M. Maikowski, J. Macek, R. McKee, G. Mittelhauser Front: R. Patterson, M. Porriello, K. O'Brien, J. Nuhn, D. Rogers. Rear: S. O'Brien, M. Neubauer, B. Scott, K. Noon, C. Redway, P. Musgrove, D. Sheehan, B. Shannon, P. Netsch, L. Oles, M. Rook, J. Porriello, C. Roscoe, D. Proteau, M. E 2 N Raunikar, S. Munzer, J. Paulick .., . . . .Mi S-2 Front: A. Smith, E. Smuts, M. Thorton, J. Studzinski, E. Wilkinson, J. Wiggins, T. Way, H. Tolles, S. Sola, Rear: D. Symolon, S. White, A. Ward, P. Wayne, J. Wollack, L. Yeager, D. Wysocki, D. Taruski Vinal Sitting: E. Stratidis, S. Dykes, J. Ditt- man, D. Johnson. Standing: D. Hall, E Sheehan, D. Clark, S. Desjardins, D Daniels, D. Champlin, R. Swan SPORTS amz UF me CHAMPS r-'fzuniicxsv succen Class S State Champs Front Callie LaMay, Susan McLaughlin, Rachel Lavoie, Ethel Foley, Lorraine Nicholas Kitty Forrest Carolyn Toole Dawn Thompson. Rear: Coach Lorraine Splain, Eileen Gunn, Wendy lsele, Sue Hall Amy Fraher Carol Beatty Dale Nicholas, MaryEllen McCarry, Trish O'Donnell, Stella Millet. The girls field hockey team finished an outstanding season by bringing home their first State Champion- ship Title. Led by Co-captains Lorraine Nicholas and Callie LaMay, the team ended its season 16-3-0 while ranking third in the Class SN CIAC standings. High scorers for this spectacular team were junior Ethel Foley-16 goals, senior Trish O,Donnell-14 goals, and sophomore Rachel Lavoie-7 goals. Only 13 goals were allowed by Saybrook's strong defense. Congratula- tions to Lorraine Nicholas for qualifying for the All- Shoreline team. Old Saybrook High School shall always remember the ,79-80 squad for their miraculous games in tour- nament play. It will be a long time before Coach Splain can replace the team effort, enthusiasm, and dedication because- We Are Family .4 .X ,gf , 1 Q ,gl 5 Q,:5 -f 2 Yvfg 'Vff U , g , , Eden XL, 2 ? ' ' 1. 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Lisa Oles, Sue Custer, Beth McLaughlin, Lorri Massa Sue Lebert Sandy Yannone, Lydia Clark, Abby Denny, Tara Hageman, Coach Collier Kneel ing: Debra Liz Metz, Mia Christiansen, Dori Mosca, Tara Winch Janet Wollack Danielle Sheehan, Rhonda Barba, Genny Alino. The Old Saybrook girls' junior varsity field hockey team had a fine season this year, with a record of 6-4-2. The attacking defense allowed only five goals, while the explosive offense scored a total of 23 goals. Mrs. Splain can look forward to having some excellent players join her already talented varsity squad. Athletes Prayer Dear Lord Help me be a good sport in his game of life. I donit ask for any easy place in this line up. Play me where you need me. If all the tough players come my way, I thank you for your confidence in me. Help me to accept the bad breaks as part of the game, and to always play by the rules. 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All three of these goals were reached as the Rams completed their most successful season in 23 years by capturing the Class S crown. Although they are considered co-champi- ons, the Rams out-shot and out-hustled No. 1 ranked Rocky Hill and put a permanent scar on their perfect record. , W 5 4 A .YV 1 lk ., , A 322: V 4. A ,,,.,,, .,,. Y S H' gf E , 91. . ,A -3 .,f,:.fQ ff, M, ,Aj K f 2 5 f? 3 3 '1 5 i f Q ' :X ,fri . 3 J 5' E 4 B ' 5:5333 . - X 1, 515 Rv A+! . kg M ,xi-. .y,,,5,rf. K 4g-s.aPm:i'k Ya f fa Vx I NNHYTHA h 5. fl rn A x - V: 4 . ,wily .iff ' , 'H L K wi k 5 fy, ' , ' 8' I f I u L s 1 X W MN-,bg-if . fl Qs M Q ga! Q 'ii f T 'f 1 . -155-,:'f H1 -:gi ff, xv- Q. f, .fy . .. 1 ' . T15ifi'TfgQLQI'Qf Q, H .. N 45-Q 5 ' K E,i fi1,fQ. x-... mix Q --,M -s x,- -Q i .sm .. rx , L'LL il? - , ',L' . , 1.::L N V , .mti , . Q5 1 +P in ff 1 , . X if i 1.1 3 if . 33: ' A . - 4 I ,,.. 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Mosca and Delaney also led the Ram Harriers to a seventh-place finish in the state with 3rd and 16th place finishes, respectively. Junior Ian Delaney, on occasion Saybrook's number one runner, led a strong pack which included junior Kelly LaBombard and freshman Aaron Anderson. For the first time in years, the Ram Harriers had strength in numbers. Junior Rick Harrington and sophomore Pat Millen were backed by Joe Fayan, Ed Bushnell, Kevin Kearns and Chris Roscoe. The Rams lose only two to graduation, however, Paul Mosca and Colin Delaney will be greatly missed. They were both All-Shoreline selections and the two best runners Coach Walt Flynn has worked with in his tenure in Old Saybrook. 1 lx. if 123- ' N Q .. K. S . A I -,H ,H 7 5 k in A 9' K A '3 15 AK ' . nf' -' K3 K, rv' fs .ug - will In wh UL L '-'. S f , S? K -W5 'A .Qui . 1 K ..:, A . , fix- ,fiat ,wr , ' ' - -A mb. ' A .9K,- ' 1 s -. N V , . .QQ .1,. f'!, F' as fl . i' gy Q S -:: i, Q -me W yi? ...... 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' AK., ,W- 1,'i,,,M,.,K,3 4 K, W, . .L . fig. ,M- ' ' , 'gy-. . ,, 5 ew . ,r -5a,faf,m 5 K?,K ..r,KK,! L., JNL, K K .K -.A V . .'f'-'Liv -K' ' ,A ' Kfgy. ' ., D 1,3551 .. -- , ' A ff 137 -Rf , 1 . K K . ,s ' f . I' ' xW . K I. 5 , A, 17,QlK,. ' f 'Th' 1 j KK Mn K fl - -W, , ' Girls Cross Country 2nd In State Kneeling Mary Kane Barb Allen Sally Welch Patty Mosca, Heather Crockett. Standing: Laura Demas, Julie Johnson Leigh Bette Maynard Lynn Paterson Beth Holly Cheryl Anderson, Jeanne Kehoe, Lori Alborghetti Girls Cross Country In only their third year of existence, girls cross country took another giant step forward. The girls compiled a regular season record of 1 1 wins and l loss banking on the leadership of senior Captain Sally Welch and a solid pack of runners. For the second year straight they won the Ram Booster Invitational in a runaway. Defeated handily by Madison during the regular season the girls put on an incredible dis- play of determination only to fall short of Hand by two points in the Shoreline Championships. Super runners Barbara Allen and Patty Mosca, both juniors, placed lst and 2nd and were later named to the All- Shoreline team. Cherie Anderson and Mary Kane also had great days finishing 12th and 13th although Anderson would not run again due to injuries. In the Class S championships, Old Saybrook girls cross country experienced its greatest success to date by placing second to Litchfield. Outstanding perfor- mances were given by all. 1 - A ig .,. ffl? A .W f 4 X V 'V LQ? Zu, Super Runners 5, ,nm sv 55 :gl 1 M- -..., ,.,. MM. ,, Alberini And Archer Earn All- Seated: J. Stone, E. Archer, I. Thornton, D. Hoey, Co-capt. P. Alberini, Co-capt. B. Hill, B. Albee, J. Mann, J. Marinelli, S. McKenzie. Middle: M. McDonough, D. Cobb, M. Denny, R. DeRevere, C. Manchester, M. Klappholz, R. Mills, G. Dunn, D. Moore, R. Miller, A. Kuhn, R. Hallenbake, Mgr. Betsey Scott. Rear: Asst. Coach A. Mancini, B. Cobb, T. Naples, B. McDonough, E. Tuverson, N. Alino, M. Thornton, E. Wilkinson, T. Doyle, S. Munzner, R. Manning, Head Coach L. Estes. - . The 1979 football season was a true test of the Rams' vars' determination and perserverance. The Blue and White team was battered around by the powerful Shoreline teams and managed only a win over Windham Tech in non-conference play. B They did, however, unveil several new young stars who Q gained much varsity playing experience. X . v The Leaders Shoreline Honor A Ram Rebui d -D oefft QL fy 5 2 - , 3 f . .- i M, - , ' - -'ft - ' . ,X . 5 1 t . s. ,, . 4..- ., . t , Eric Archer C611 in top left photo earned All- Shoreline honors for his defensive end play. Pat Alberini 1831, above, was outstanding as a receiver and was named to the All-Shoreline First team as a wide receiver. Co-captain Barry Hill, shown here on offense, received All1Shoreline Honorable Mention as a defensive linebacker. NN .L 9 Q X, W ii my M, ,,,, W Q f.-..,u.u-1 QS' Q1 'C I , ' ,ffwfifaq ,fi , . K N 'SUFQIP ' 1 Q lunior Varsity 1 I . 8 , K F, .. 2-528' W 4 BP ass Old Saybrook's brightest prospects appeared to be Sophomore Captain-elect Marty Garvey 1283 and Freshman Mike Thornton 1225. ,,..,-nmw 32 Wisf -'va F, 'ir ' ' 1 N - ' up j L: A. - -SWA FA 1' 711' rw. X. .sY:,JQ..e,w: ik swiss,-ss. Q ff-If 51' 53 4 Wm, TENNIS A YO E. Debbie Vaitaitis, Cindy Greene, Denise Matthews, Kelly Riley, Barbara Leonard, Karen Dykema, Cecil Mar lowe, Jen Fairbanks, Coach Fitzgerald. l 102 Coach Fitzgerald, Jean Leaird, Karen Kozma, Dawn Keirys, Sue Ellen Kozey, Gail Schrimmer. The 1979 Girls Tennis Team had its best season ever. With new coach Paula Fitzgerald, the team produced a 14-1 season record and first place in the Shoreline. The first singles player was junior Karen Dykema, followed by Barbara Leonard in the 42 spot. The third singles player Denise Mathews and the first doubles team of Jen Fairbanks and Cecil Marlowe finished their seasons undefeated. The second doubles pair were Kelly Riley and Cindy Greene. In the Shoreline Tournament, first doubles were victorious and became champs. Although not officially recognized as State Champs, the team compiled the most points at the state tournament with Leonard and Greene advancing to the semi-finals and Dykema, Fairbanks and Marlowe making it to the quarters. l 103 The fall 1979 cheerleading season was an extremely busy one. In addition to reg- ular practices, football games, pep rallies, soccer games, posters, new jackets, signs, and routines with the band, the cheer- leaders hosted a National Cheerleaders Association cheerleading clinic with over 350 cheerleaders in attendance. Let by co- captains Debbie Brennan and Judy Wil- liams, planning and preparing for the clin- ic occupied much of the girls' time, assur- ing us of it's undeniable success. Fired l.et's Get 1 al 1 I' , Q 4 U Win ter Cheerleading S J . L:-f x x Am cw, ix, SQL .1 :ur 'Esi,,:..,k .. .W .Q.:!.5g. Y X N 'mf51'E ff:f N5 w A Si X K X Sxib wx W wk ww ,,,L1LLLWkL , N H Q N ii Nix... gas QM Q, f' 2 WS ',,X ,, ,.-, -. .. . x X- A Qu up . X. .i J M-wv,a,,.: ,, Mgwii, :X K5 f?EE?fSE53f1-i km , Ea E 2 +4 we Xxx L : ' l ,..i x as S X! hw 53215 1 A Basketball At It Best Back: Manager Ernie Williams, Stanley White, Jeffrey Dunn, Jay Efinger, .lim Harris, Brian Mapes, Kelly Booker. Front: Co-captain Peter Suits, Gunky the Monkey, Co-captain Pat Alberini. Gunky the Monkey Senior 8: Co-captain Senior 8: Co-captain Pete Zuiter Suits Pat Gunky Alberini The Boys Varsity basketball team had an up and down season this year, but finished with a record of 14-8. The team lost a close game to Coginchaug in the Shoreline tournament by one point and in the state finals lost in over-time to East Hampton. The team was comprised of five seniors, two juniors, six sophomores, and one freshman, and was led by Co-captains Pat Alberini and Pete Suits. Most of the seasons scoring was done by Pete Suits and Jeff Dunn who averaged 23 and 17 points respectively. This year the team was coached by Bill Regan who did an excellent job in uniting the team and boosting their morale. Coach Regan deserves many congratulations on the fine job he has done with the team. This year the team added a new attraction to the line-up in the form of Gunky the Monkey. Gunky who suited up for each game was the team mascot and was owned by the burly, bearded forward and Co-captain Pat Alberini. I V. Basketball Jimmy lgnatowich Danny Moore Tony Hill Buster Manning Pat Millen Adam Kuhn Not in picture: Courtney Gregory Coach: Joe Grippo John Dykema Mike Klappholz Tim Doyle Stanley White Ray Cassidy Tom McGuere David Manfrcdi Manager: Mike Henry Freshman Basketball Girls' Varsity Basketball Back: Mgr. Stella Millet, Cindy Greene, Amy Fraher, Jen Fairbank, Dale Nicholas, Jean Leaird, Barbara Leonard, Mgr. Beth Frech, Front: Tri-Capts. Callie LaMay, Chris Day, Lori Alborghetti. . The girls Varsity basketball team, making its debut in Seniors the large division of the Shoreline, completed the '79-'80 regular season with an impressive 12 and 8 record. A 55-53 overtime victory over defending Class S State champion Westbrook highlighted regulation play for the Rams. Under Coach Mike Crowley the team, seeded Zlst in Class M, upset l2th ranked Housatonic Regional and fifth ranked Berlin before bowing to North Branford in the State tournament quarterfinals. Third year mentor Mike Crowley headed the Rams with the assistance of two newcomers, Junior Varsity Coach Paula Fitzgerald and Freshman coach Brian Wexler. S S G ,-,W i. Girl ' I. V. Basketball Back: Dawn Kierys, Diana Johnson, Kathy Brennan, Terri Way. Middle: Tracey Dahl- strom, Lydia Clark, Bridget West. Front: Mary Kane, Leigh-Bette Maynard. , . 3 L f, ,- ' l-' T Freshman Girl ' Basketball Back: Sue Custer, Debbie Wysocki, Denise Lennerton, Chris Fuller, Laura Frihart, Chris Millet, Abby Denny. Front Janet Wollack, Chris Backlund, Genny Alino, Sue-Ellen Kozey, Terry McGuire. if ' V , N xy, A Girls' Gymnastics Even with a small team of only four girls, each gg nast participated in all events. The team members senior Captain Lorraine Nicholas, sophomores T Doyle, Linnet Desnoyers, and freshman Patty Musgrove l i i 117 rf 2 ! 2 S 3. 2 L S 53, X A HT 'F aw, x N54 Wx e- X WWW-5G?9EiS853'Sf?W.,WE9K ww. -f3Aj5?kk f 1 . :QQNXH V. 54 x, o msQfnN i50gLafoN xswffwxwm-fxwfw-' W- N':E: :: '3', mlm NG Win ter Wonderland jx , a 6': k' I I mwfmw' Mft vu- -ff, 'Q' 2 V- ' ' I Fs 1' .I ,I -4 , L I ,vxfn A- ' A 'W sw i ss. F 'P 3? , 'P 3 S 4 GJI5 x . X rf. After long hours of hard work and prep- aration the evening of the Christmas Ball finally arrived. Under a sky filled with snow- flakes, many members of the student body enjoyed an evening of fun while dancing to the music of Zollie Fox . Many thanks to Trish O'Donnell, Tony Drogaris, Barbara Maynard, Mrs. Carol Skelly and Mr. John Torrenti for their many hours of hard work. X , Patrice Frattaroli 5 1980 MII. I. STONE und' Advisor: Mr. Leo Estes As editor of the 1980 Millstone I would like to thank everyone who contributed their time and effort to making this book a success. I feel we have captured the growing spirit of the school and with bits and pieces of school life, put together memories that will last a lifetime. l would like to give special thanks to the following people who have given so much of their time and patience and who also put so much of themselves into this yearbook. Now that the yearbook is complete we can look back on all we have done with sadness, because it is all over, but with pride and happiness, because we know we have created a successful book. Thank you- Nancy O'Connell, Assistant Editor Susan McLaughlin Sandra Lintelmann Lisa Kearns Bob Tuverson Our deepest thanks are given to Mr. Leo Estes, who as our advisor gave more time, hours, and patience to our cause than all the staff combined. Without Mr. Estes this yearbook would not have been made possible. Good Luck to All and l hope you enjoy the Book. Editor Staff Members: Carol Purcell Sheila Anderson Dawn Thompson Judy Williams Penny Millen Kerri Phillips Cecil Marlowe Debbie Brennan Debbie Vaitaitis Karen Mahoney Photography: Russ Dykema Melanie Dana Ulf Ellstrom Tony Hill Artwork: Mindy Mills Jody Jette Lisa Kearns Sue Hall Proposals 1 , Student Council Standing: Mike Gozzo, Todd Brophy, Ed Gardiner, Jim Harris, Patrice Frat- taroli, Diane Vaitaitis, Sue Lubbers, Mark Finnegan, Rachel Lavoie, Chris Backlund, Linda LeMieux. Kneeling: Bruce Albee, Ray McCarry, Susan McLaughlin, Lorraine Nicholas, Kitty Forrest, Jennifer Olson, Janet Stanley, Patty Termini, Sue Custer. Sitting: Co- lin Delaney, Callie LaMay, Denise Matthews, Carol Beatty, Carolyn Toole, Dori Mosca, Lori Alborghetti, Patty Mosca, Alquietta Ward, Earleen Wiggins. Officers: Vice Pres.- Lorraine Nicholas, Treas.- Patrice Frat- taroli, Pres.- Bruce Albee, Sec.- Carol Beatty. i 1 Although starting late in the year, the 1979-1980 Stu- dent Council began their meetings with 30 members under the new guidance of advisor Charles Renshaw. Elected officers include President Bruce Albee, Vice President Lorraine Nicholas, Secretary Carol Beatty, Teasurer Patrice Frattaroli, all from the senior class. Many challenging goals have been set and the strong Council has been steadily working to improve the student morale. Among these goals are such topics as a proposal to the new attendance policy, a proposal to exempt final exams, music in the cafe, and bringing back the soda machine. Committees of all kinds have been set up to provide more entertainment for the student body. Events to come are dances, assemblies, and a field day. 12 Come Sail Away 19-33,-fi. ?i,aa?'f5 Ship Mates Joe Fayan, Tim Cole, Lori lsele, Al Wilson, Glen Mittelhauser, Wes Little, Stacey Kuhn. Kathy Kenny, Paul Martin, Leslie Paterson, Stella Millet, Rose McLaughlin, Denise Mittelhauser, Lynn Paterson, Sue Wayne, Kim McEwen, Susan Gardner, Susan McLaughlin, Pam Strecker, Sharon Bagnati. The 1979-80 school term has been a busy year for the members of the Corinthian Sailing Club. In November many Sailing Club members at- tended a three day seminar at Mystic Seaport. During the day we toured the Seaport and at night we slept aboard the Joseph Conrad . Those who attended got to try everything from sewing sails to rowing Purse-Seine boats. Though it was snowing and very cold everyone had a terrific time. This year on the club's fall cruise, the group sailed to Seldon's Creek. With a fleet of five boats, fair winds and warm weather, the cruise became quite a success. The cruise gave all a chance to develop their skills as sailors by doing everything from trimming the sails to watching the tiller. Later on in the year the Sailing Club held a Student-Faculty basketball game and a candy bar sale. With the money earned the club painted their boats and had one final cruise. The Sailing Club would like to extend many thanks to our fearless leader Capt. Al Wilson for all his help and guidance throughout this hectic year. Commodores- Kim McEwen, Glen Mittelhauser Captain- Mr. Al Wilson ff-f---3 . -ff 51.153 -'rub' . Seminar Y . .igh- S11 I H wtf f Q ' B ' .iiieaf I v , . , . f 4 I ,f loseph Conrad Drama Club Present ur Town Members: Rear- Sheila LeMieux, Tara Wmch Laura Hughes middle Kitty Forrest, Mark Catalano, Ulf Ellstrom Patrice Frattaroli Cecil Marlowe, Patty Termini, Janet Stanley front Ralene Wilson Eric Archer, Julie Johnson, Rob Mills, Carol Beatty Mark Frattaroli Denise Matthews. After last year's highly successful production of NA Midsummer Night's Dream, the Drama Club will turn to an American classic, Thornton Wilder's immortal Our Town . While the cast went into rehearsal in January, actual production will not be until June. The exceptionally large cast is a blend of experience and inexperience, headed by Ralene Wilson as the Stage Manager, Patrice Frattaroli as Emily, Mark Frattaroli as George, Rick Archer and Sheila LeMieux as Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs, and Rob Mills and Cecil Marlowe as Mr. and Mrs. Webb. Other cast members include Denise Matthews, Paul Martin, Janet Stanley, Ulf Ellstrom, John Jarusik, Laura Hughes, Patty Termini, Carol Beatty, Jenny Kerr, Julie Johnson, Tara Winch, Jay Efinger, Mark Catalano, Lynn Paterson, and Bob Hartt. Dr. Kerr is production director and Mr. Goodwin associate director. Kitty Forrest is assistant to the direc- tors. Lights,Camera, Action Crew Members Jean DellaRocco, Chris Makarov, Jim Chappell, David Little, Tony Dro- garis, Mike Gozzo. Advisor- Mr. Barnes .df The Lighting Crew plays an important part in the school's productions. The crew, led by Mr. Barnes, takes care of the lighting for the school's concerts, programs, and activities. This year the major activities were the lighting for the musical No, No, Nannetten and the drama club's production of Our Town. Skiers Enjo Vermont Trip Despite Lack Of Snow Standing Mike Kardos Tim Shea Jim lgnatowich, Rick Farr, Nancy O'Connell, Kim McEwen, Sue Hall, Cecil Marlowe Nick Van Yperen Todd Goodhue Greg Nucci, Ray McCarry, Joe Fayan, Brian Mapes, Ken Siren Kneeling Dave Manfred: Melanie Dana Kenny Brajczewski, Bill lgnatowich, David Hartt, Howard Tryon, Mike G0770 Brent McCarthy Jeff Leamy Sitting Pam Strecker, Paul Dana, Kevin Kearns, Colleen Doyle, Carol Beatty This year the Ski Club involved itself in several fund-raising activities to help finance a weekend trip to Rutland, Vermont. Projects included the annual Ski Swap, a car wash, and bake sales. On February l, 41 students boarded the bus for Vermont. On Saturday the group skied at Killing- ton in sub-zero temperatures. Except for the cold, all had a great time. On Sunday the group hit the slopes at Pico Peak. Luckily the temperature had risen enough to make skiing more enjoyable. All in all the group had a great time, especially at the luxurious Bardwell Hotel. The 1980 Ski Club would like to give special thanks to advisor Tom Lane, Mr. Sears, and Lisa Day for chaperoning and helping out with activi- UCS. Ski Think Snow! Car Washes Rutland Killington Ski Swap Pico - 1 OOF Bake Sales Music, Music, Music -x..'1-Y 1,- , -1-Js., Officers: Sec- Julie John- son, Pres- Marla Raunikar, Tres-Ralene Wilson. 2 S 6 The Concert Band started an active year with the Christmas Concert. ln February, nine members of the concert band and or- chestra attended the Southern Regional Band Festival. The band then performed in a joint concert with the Junior High School band. During March the band went to New- ton Massachuetts, for an exchange concert. The following weekend Old Saybrook hosted the Newton High School band. The Concert Band finished the year with its annual Spring and Pop Concert. Special thanks to Mr. John Torrenti and Mr. John LaDone for an active and successful year. Director John Torrenti Seniors: Betsy Labaree, Marla Raunikar, Dave Gardiner, Susan Gardner, Brian Wright, Peg Finch, Dan May, Melanie Dana. John Lawson, Barbara Leonard Susan Johnston, Kim McEwen, Trish O'Donnell, Susan McLaughlin The Stage Band, directed by John LaDone, is a 21 member society of music. The group plays anything from the Big Band sound to today's hits, and plays for banquets, dances, and school functions. This year the Stage band hit the streets of Boston to compete with other stage bands of New England. Rehearsals include listening to the styles the group plays as well as working on arrangements of tunes by Rolling Stones, Count Basie, Maynard Ferguson, and our own John LaDone. The seniors are Dave Gardner, Brian Wright, Susan Johnston, and Dan May. A new dimension was added to this year's backetball season through the combined efforts of Mrs. Brockway and Susan Johnston. A small but energetic pep band was formed and appeared at most home basketball games and two away games. The group contributed much to the morale and spirit of both team and fans. The band was directed by Susan Johnston. Members included Barb Leonard, Dave Walker, Bob Lang, Ward Johnston, Beth Holly, Aaron Anderson, Cheryl Anderson, Briget West, John Studzinski, John Matthews, Kenny Hallisey, Jenni- fer Kerr, Jeff Kelly, Patty lanniello, John Jarusik, Justin Anderson, Jim Lawson, and last, but not least, Ms. Mat- tei on the cymbals. Mr. John LaDone, director VJ? Forward March! .Ar ,rg 1 . it P-'flzif , f - Hlkfi ' :YW f mr aww, M' 4 A fi 72' X X p A 2 , in so V W If hw, ZW, xg ,fiyxxwki , 53.35-QQIQQQQ 9 :V ,V I V: 'g I 4 it l ,T Q. , is jhmyf f 1 's T ' lpltt s 4 s t - at , s T 1' ,, ' A ' A I ' ' ' A A T ,,ff ey4,,..ff My . , - fb The 1979 Marching Band com- pleted a very successful season pro- viding entertainment during half- time at several football games. The band was under the direction of Mr. John LaDone with drum majors John Lawson and Marla Raunikar. The flag corps was led by Ralene Wilson. To celebrate the end of a successful season the band enjoyed a dinner at the Westbrook Elks Club compliments of the Music Boosters. Southern Regional Festival Carrie Cromarty, Roxanne Chardon, John Lawson, Dan May, Robert Lang, Susan Johnston, Christina Martin. Your Ticket To Th World 55' X, S A A.F.S. Officers: Cecil Marlowe, Tres, Kerri Phillips, Recording Secg Meg Lubbers, co-Presg Julie Johnson, Corresponding Sec, Mrs. Brunshwig, Miss Demi- kat, Advisors, missing: Karen Butler, co-Pres. Back row: Carol Beatty, Ulf Ellstrom, Debbie May, Sue Hall, Rick Olson, Dave Hartt, Rick Archer, Judd Efinger. Mark Poriello, Ed Gardiner, Jody Guenther, Matt Denny, Todd Good- hue. Middle rows: Susan McLaughlin, Patrice Frattaroli, Mark Catalano, Patty Termini, Lorri Massa, Julie Johnson, Carolyn Toole, Cecil Marlowe, Pauline McDougal, Melanie Morgan. Tara Hageman, Abby Denny, Debbie Wysocki, Janet Wollack, Sue Lubbers, Sharon Reed, Mary Ellen McCarry, Peg Finch, Trish O'Donnell, Colleen Doyle, Kerri Phillips, Meg Lubbers, Kim O'Brien, Alexandera Zacharka. Front: Melanie Dana, Jennifer Olson, Sue Leibert, Janet Stanley, Laura Hughes. Jennifer Johnson, Lynn Paterson. The A.F.S. Club of '79-'80 has had an extremely active year. We have approximately 40 active members who have worked hard to make the year a success. We are very priveleged to have two foreign students with us this year for the first time, Ulf Ellstrom from Sweden and Bertrand Schautz from Switzerland. There were several returnees this year also, Trish O'Donnell who spent six months in California, Karen Butler spent a summer in Greece, Peg Finch spent a year in Australia, and Bob Hartt who spent a year in Argentina. We sent Laura Demas to Brazil, who was our only exchange student this year. lt is not only the club's responsibility to send students to foreign lands, we also have many social activities. A few of our activities this year included parties, and two trips to restaurants in New Haven, Viva Zapata and Basel's. A few of our money-earning projects were our annual hotdog stand at the football games and selling calendars. Finally we would like to thank Mrs. Brunschwig and Miss Demikat, our devoted advisors. Bertrand Schautz Geneva, Switzerland ,N , 'WR N It f Ulf Ellstrom Stockholm, Sweden Bob Hartt Lived in Tucuman Argentima for one year. Trish O'Donnell Six months in Upland, California Peg Finch Spent one year in Brisbane, Queensland Aus' tralia Karen Butler Spent the summer in Hania, Crete Island Greece Seniors: Nora Redway, Patrice Frattaroli, Carol Purcell, Peter Suits, Marla Raunikar, Susan Malenfant, Sandra Lintlemann, Debbie May, Nancy O'Con- nell, Regina McDaniel, Penny Millen, Meg Lubbers, Kerri Phillips, Ellie Naples, Vicki Lightfoot, Linda Williams, Kim Farr. Mr. John Torrenti, director ,,,,,,,Jit111:e .X . 2 , 2:6327 1 lazily V 2QEQQNf:Ei612212-i3m'ff2zicag,w2kT1sffir.:fix wir-51''1ttif:ZY'wzi2D1U-11 ' x Come Sing Along Officers: Tres- Meg Lubbers, Pres- Kelly Butler, Sec- Barbara Redway, Vice res- Mark Frattatoli The Old Saybrook High School Chorus had a very busy year involving themselves in numerous activities and projects. Among them were the An- nual Candy Sale, the Christmas Dinner, the Christ- mas Concert, an exchange concert with Newton Massachuetts, the Pop Concert, and the Spring Concert. Everything was a great success. Many thanks to director Mr. John Torrenti and Mrs. Bugbee. ational Honor Society Honor Society Members: Frank Kokai, Dan May, John Lawson, Cecil Marlowe Kerri Phillips, Callie LaMay, Barbara Leonard, Susan McLaughlin, Marla Raunikar, Patrice Frattaroli, Advisor: Mrs. Peterson. 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. .sf The Math Team this year is participating in eight meets and hopes to go on to the stae compe- tition. Accomplishments this year have included placing second in the league, filling doughnuts with milk, riding to meets with feet held high Cto increase brain activ- ityj, and embarrassing our advi- sors, Mr. Huchla, Mr. Degree, and Mr. Caouette. Co-presidents of the team are Tony Drogaris and John Lawson. Members include Dan May, Chris Riley, Debbie Davis, Johanna Roscoe, Mike Kardos, and Jeff Kelly. Math Team S Mr. Caoutte, Mr. Huchla, Dan May, Anthony Drogaris, John Lawson, Mr. Degree, Debbie Davis, and Jeff Kelly. Krank Kokai, Tom Kokai, Mr. Bassett. Gary Vincent. A I Vo Considering its small number of mem- bers, 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 distribute audio-visual equipment to faculty as well as doing mi- nor repairs. Also, the club video-tapes ath- letic and other school events. All projects are aided by their advisor, Mr. Bassett. Faces In The Crowd , 'us 11Hll l ff .1 . iiv'g?Qd Z if ff ml. '63 Q: 2 .T 5.4 ,kt Ml 25 iw I! ai' hhmw -f.. . is CONGRATULATIONS h to I C CLASS of 1980 SA YBROOK CINEMA SOCIETY FOR SA VINGS Old Saybrook Office 388-4667 Old Saybrook Shopping Center Boston Post Rd Member F.D.I.C. Best Wishes STUDIO I UNI - SALON INDIA EMPORIUM 871 Boston Post Rd. Old Saybrook 1 To The Graduating Classf 5 1784 Main Stgeet Old Saybrook f L'li gi izg ? Compliments To The Class Of 1980 OLD SA YBROOK RADIO Kr TV Color TV Radio 8a Home Appliances Zenith-RCA-Sylvania-Whirlpool Philco-Amana-Kitchen Aid-Gibson Sales And Service 208 Middlesex Turnpike Phone - 388-3040 um au ' is v ' ill--.fir Hu- ul I , . ,el' 1 iii' 4 A' ,w w It Pays To See Shultz H.A. LA THAM MOVING From Maine To Ohio Storage Warehouse 388-9667p 277 Essex Rd. A Old Saybrook Compliments Of Essfx SA vnvas BA NK 'Hi 4 'f3-.N THE MONKEY FARM Old Saybrook CT Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 Keep Truckin n NEEI. Y'S WASTE REMOVAL CO. INC. YOUNG FOLKS SHOP Old Saybrook For Infants Shopping Center Thru Teens R YTHER-PURD Y I. UMBER COMPANY, INC. Elm St. P.O. Box 622 Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 Gene Says . . . Compliments THE PAINT SHOP Old Saybrook 388-2345 Compliments Of V JW..-.Q FAMILY CLEANERS Phone - 388-3018 841 Boston Post Road Old Saybrook, CT. All Work Done On Premises C 1 T Th G d Cl Of 980 Mappagalln Beal Estate B Wishes T Th Cl Of 98 PA PP Y'S GENERA I. STORE ' ' me , - . 3 fw..Wm,., Mfg? A W E. sf 1. Assocm TES I . 4891 Boston Post Rd, A Old Saybrook. Conn. . 388-2515 - k Office - Factory - School - Library Furniture - Lockersgg- Shelving LW. Awww , .ff - i- , W .- Q A an ala A Fl GIRARD CHEVROLET 388-3434 SL 447-1210 11 IFCDIRTUUDUUG GMDEFUGJ Umm N254 SA YBROOK OFFICE EQUIPMENL INC. Sponsored By , 1V And The Family Of Fine Products From PHILIPS PARK Essex, CT. iam -' P ' S 5 f - f -.. A' 'umuhf af -Q . Congratulations To The Class Of 'SO' From FRIENDL Y ICE CREAM Old Saybrook Shopping Center Old Saybrook, CT. ou sqysmu. cm. ra. sas-sas: VISIUNS OF THE FUTURE DR. MATTHEW E. ELC-'ART DR. EDWARD F. PINN 'Qi amz, Egg .44 SMASH! 8881! BB. Class Of 1980 A TTORNE Y AND MRS. I 1 RICHARD T. O CONNELI. SWAN FUNERAL HOME 5 Boston Post Rd. Old Saybrook Congratulations To The Class Of '80 From . P T' corrff SHOP Compl1ments Of FORT SA YE BROOK WINE 8: SPIRITS Old Saybrook 880 Boston Post Rd Lrve Better For Less Of Course Our Best Wlshes Wonderful Future THOMAS A LUBBERS Alan Symmes Assoc , Inc PUTTER S SNACK BAR Fresh Whole Frled Clams Hand Dipped Onron Rmgs Old Saybrook CT THE BEAR TREE Old Saybrook Vnllage 820 Boston P051 Rd IW!! UMW m JTM at na wa ,gmt Best Wishes To Jeff Butler In The Future. DA WN Congratulations, Penny SHOREL INE PRINTING 8 MAILING CO. 889 Boston Post Rd. Old Saybrook, Connecticut ED'S QUALITY CLEANERS For Particular People 121 Main Street Saybrook, Conr Ed Hull Harold Hull Vi Hu Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 Prompt, Professional Buying or sellmg . 'P Talk with V fy The Barrows 1' lla', 5 People- Q 25:2 BAR!-ROWS? a 523 Boston Post Rd. Old Saybrook 388-3411 The Best Of Success To The Class Of 1980 FA RM SHOP Great Food! All Natural Ice Cream Breakfast 7:00 Boston Post Rd. Old Saybrook, CT. ELECTRONIC RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION . PAINTINGS U FRAMES CLOCKS Essex Industrial Park , i Essex, CT. Q .h .1 J l l Manufacturers Of Quality 351159 U ' ifz ,- hgng Electronic Assemblies Q M :gmt my E 958 Middlesex Turnpike NA van vp old Saybr k, c 064751 f203j388,9231 E it 2 Rt. 9 T ke Left N Better Got To GINN Y-MA ES UNIFORM SHOP 103 A Main St. Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 388-2018 Gcncvu Preble thomas patrick foley the worlds greatest goalie Mn. Best Wishes To The Graduates And Students Of Old Saybrook High School SA YBR OOK OIL COMPANY, INC. Congratulations Class Of '80 DUNKIN DONU1' its worth the trip. 744 Boston Post Rd Old Saybrook FlOREll.l'S Living Room Showcase ll8 Main Street Old Saybrook, CT 06475 1 7 Nlkif -Ml tx I t W flf,r ml-sm TE Glass Company 851 Middlesex Turnpike Old Saybrook, Conn. 06475 388-4091 KC WLOON GARDENS cnmfsf culsmf ga COCKTAILS OWNERS ctosso MQNDA YS POLYNESIAN DRINKS Take Out Orders Call ' 732 MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE, OLD SAYBRO ucv. im. 154 A essex any wum IN New LONDON VISIT our I SEA DRAGON REST. - 130 Fuqua! Ava., New London l Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 ESSEX CA BINE TS 680 Middlesex Tpke. Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 'Q af- f . y I it ' , .,,w.-aw'W 'a' ,, yn ww 1 Q., ,K ,- lv - , A A in , V 1 JI ,Ni , Q x W, ,. , W2 W Ev' fs 'vm-vnwi '22 f , , ,Www f,,.,RP19 5?5 SA YBROOK PAINT And HOME DEC ORA TING CENTER INC. 742 Main Street Old Saybrook, Conn. 388-5140 Fffvfy iv? Qt. ANIMAL fy f A FARM , KH- lx l 1 '. 8 Specializing In .J .XD Handmade Stuffed Toys And Wood Puzzles 191 Boston Post Rd. Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 388-4943 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 From PATTI, PAULA, AND CHEVI OF BEAUTY BUNGALOW Phone 388-5080 HO WARD'S SEWING SER VICE Sewing Machine 8L Vac. Sales 8L SVC. H. Krulis 709 Boston Post Rd. Owner Old Saybrook, CT. , . 5, wr j'oC'CiF 1 V, ' + .M to-24. law at .T l ' ll ,,,,, Q. Wt ,- oy 'Y' 'il v J, V H , Hi ,Fwfv -.f -tlmyw-,M :1v i 'Tl' 1 ,U.y'l1C pk i L' Ky-5' WZ , , t f -W M5 www A -V , , ., , to-ooio:,,fzi aowomwolow .oooWo,,M,,M CAR TIER OPTICAL, INC. 6'Where Eye Fashion is High Fahionl' Contact Lenses 8: Supplies , 2 Main Street Open Daily 115 Slate Street Old Saybrook, Cr. 9:00-5:00 Guilfvfd 388-0205 Closed Monday 4536776 Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 SA YBROOK GARAGE co., INC. Ford Cars And Trucks Baldoni Family 'inf Q 'Q -,'l 11:, .,,. . 3 f 4 nf 2 f -mf ,. 4 ,,... ,Hoff , H+ M, N 1.-ex' R ,W ,, ..,, , ,,,, ,, , ,,.. ,. z,,l V, H 325' xii. ik' 1.1 ff' ,1 :.wz:,,.,,--p,5, - f A- -1f. gl ,ww zf ,H 2 wil lf ,lx ,Q ai fe lzfmuos :sa - I ' sm'---if 'ffc f 36 - rf ,sf 5' ff Y ,tm of 'wwf' IN... K M. ' s. 1. W fb PRA TT READ AND C OMPAN X ff 490 'PETER TRAHEPN ww C ONRA C C OR PORA Tl ON ..:.,1, f f TQ, V ,, V O 2 -js BILL ' S MUSIC WORKSHOP 680 Middlesex Turnpike Old Saybrook, Connecticut 06475 Guitars, Strings, Accessories Lessons 8a Repairs Willaim G. Thompson 203f388-2335 Congratulations To The Class Of ,80 5'--. like 'X LIBEIQIT' 90 Main St. Old Saybrook, ST. Member F.D.l.C. mm.. 'ft M..1.n. inn H ini, in H S Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9:00-4:30 Fri. 9:00-6:00 Sat. 9:00-12:00 SHEL TERED C O VE C ONDOMINIUMS 100 Dudley Avenue Old Saybrook, Conn. 388-1211 Congratulations it il Senior Conggililuslstions C lass Of l 9 8 0 SA YBR O OK V ,, BO WI. to t l E5 V Q irxji B Compliments ' S' Of l 388-3824 Free Delivery CORDIAL SHOPPE Old Saybrook - Conn. Best Wishes To The Class Of l98O IAR VIS BROOKS Fl ORIS T 140 Main St. Old Saybrook, CY. Specialist ln Silk Flower Arrangements TH URS TON 'S Best Wishes To The Class Ol l980 From Thurston's Feminine Apparel Old Seabrook Shopping Center Fine Selection Of Wine SL Fw Liquors Discount Soda George Montie Barker s Shopping Pltizti Qld Saybrook - Conn. s 111, , 'A f l aunt , ,mi K 26,3 QQ ' -1- Q M fi t , g, A it 6 of ar , fl it Wmiwyfwup, . l H Medium Compliments Of SA YBROOK HARD WARE CO. CENTRAL REXAl.l. STORE Old Saybrook Shoppmg Center Light Up The Rams Support The C7Ll74S7lY1HRCJC7kf RU4A4,Bl9C3S7IJLS Heap h Mag, Que ffifep Qjtove ' F' .4 g I S'g Y A d T The 1n ou Know n rust I CSD DISTRIBUTORS, INC. PO B x 766, Old Saybro k CT 203f33408 mum Wholesale Retail Fresh Fish - Lobsters - Clams A TLANTIC SEAFOOD 1458 Boston Post Road Old Saybrook, CT. Phone Sun-Thurs 388-4527 9-6 Fri. 8: Sat Congratulations Class Of 11980 a -1- T-,fi 56:5 i X , 1 6 -Ng ,,- ': . , il 1 1 ' iz' ., Qua--4 .-4' new england, potters guild 141 Boston Post Road, Old Say Brook Everything ls Hand Made By Us Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 We Look Forward to Serving Your Real Estate Needs One Day Dunham Pearce company REALTORS 767 Boston Post Road Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 Office: C2035 388-1237 A f f A on I CATCH YA ATER. . . patrice, penny, ellie, pam, colleen, patty, jennifer 1, mm W M J E 4: ':.V V.:. gi b ..., . , ,V..,:. : -:,, 2 Old Saybrook Gfficc Boston Post Road '- Q 9 Member: F.D.I.C. N :,::. y ,K a NR 4 h I vs. 5 xx'QX?'3 .Nfw kv. X. ,Q if fgxyl are Qjxa Compliments Of Ron Czpiel om SA vsnook uouon SHOP 144 Main Street Old Saybrook, CT 06475 388-3015 Good Luck To The . . Class Of SO VIS. K . . A .. l - A fi - PHONE see-1151 MIKE CARTWRIGHT, PROP. ,xii Vx V tk?-R, aywxh :F JN . rillisggx.. . . v P,5f,sisT31sei..'1attkgtgfl-Iittagi. 1 U16 COBBIGI2 S CORNER X 4,4 .CI-if :Q ' SHOE REPAIR - LEATHER REPAIR W' Q22- LEATHER Gooos MADE t ' - '-,aa -, . I . A33 f s, - ' , .-fa t, P535 , jp ' -M ' A MQ'-.5 ?2.. 'Q L 4 -iyf, ' 'I 1271 aosrom POST RD. ou: SAYBROOK. cr. Congratulations To The Class Of l980 BOIANGLES A3 Feet .AQJ We've Gone International With Realty World So We Can Make A World Of Difference ln All Your Real Estate Needs. EL YNOR SNOW A GENCY 263 Main St. 388-2164 Old Saybrook, CT. -I O 'Donnell Travel Agency 915 BOSTON POST RD. OLD SAYBROOK, CT. 06475 388-0825 R van s 1 l E f T il ,.S'i?qX'ff wf.xv.a ef- sf- f- ww-'fssve vw V! ll ,ZI .'1'2 '.?: 9 Q gQ!li A - l l L fi fl r ll I , y -., 5 , so may Cwaazk Aff jg A' ' vi fl 471- X N l umunc-on snvanoon wi 1X If A . 1 connzcncur A li ' WL .C C Tir?-i N, . , -as -M . 'drw,3- Congratulations On A Job Well Done' Sponsors Wilt,' Adelberg '74 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Reney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brennan Chesley Sleep Center The Thomas Moore Family Bruce Dana The Tuverson Jamily Patricia Popiel and Joe Kaufma Pamela and Chuck Kelly Cyndi and Dan Patrick Patrons Mr. and Mrs. John Listorti Thomas J. McVerry Jeanne Alfano Mixim's Flower 8L Garden Center lnc. The Jean Shoppe Cash Mitchell Agency I1 Best Wishes For A Successful Future From VIION STUDIOS Tiffany Style Lampshades Stained Glass Windows And Panels Custom Designed To Your Specifications By Appointment Only: BILL 'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT BosToN Posr ROAD - WESTBROOK AT THE SINCCEING BRIDGE CATERING INSIDE DINING SERVICE COMPLETE TAKE OUT SERVICE 3884843 C OIN-OP LAUNDRY 1:s1E:2:s:a:s:s:s:sz:5:::Q::1::-A1I:::1:11I1i:2:111:I:5115:5:5:9:5:51212:5:2:s:s:s:s:a:s:5:s:1::::1151- 3:3F5:12iiitizitiizifififfkf ' '9 -.-ff.'ffffff3f2fif5f5ifI5:5:'.i:5: Zfflfffiilifih' .-.-,-:'f?fl:lf-Q fzkfzfzftizlziz -:f::1f:g:' 5:Q3f:t::5:3:5:5:3:5:g:51Q iffzftfi :::::::g:g -1:::f:1: 4:a:e:5:5:5:s:z:z1:::::1: :ss:z:s:a .,..::a:5:s:a:f:s:1 i:Igtf:f:f:. 'f:Q:f:5:3:513:5:55123331 :Q:f:Q:f:f:2:f:f:i .2:kf:5:1:1:1:i:3 :52:5zQ:f:f:1: '-:-t2:Q:f:5:f:f:Q: gigzz:3:5:2251:3:f5:g:f:f:2:f:f:2:Q:f 1:i:7:1:7'1:i:5:3:i:i:4. 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Old Saybrook Tel. 388-4983 Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 dfh' Edge ffafe CHOICE DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED LIOUORS, WINES AND COFIDIALS - COLD BEER John Lawson Archibald Arbuckle Old Saybrook Shopping Center Old Saybrook, Conn. 388-9957 Best Wishes To An Aspiring Sister And Daughter Love, TIM 8' PAT MOM 8 DAD IOSEPH AND THE BIRD Congratulations To Our Wonderful Daughter, Judy, And The Class Of 1980 Love, Mom, DAD SHIELA, WANDA, SHA WN, PAT, RODNEY Take Elevator To 2nd Floor Phones: 349-3917 349-1398 Congratulations To Ellie And The Class Of 1980 Qgzeztzii.9Ehaawagyl492zz2ue T11l?lNb4l?ll!5 F94l?lV1 900 Building GROWERS OF CONTINENTAL STYLE Boston Pos, Road VEAL FOR DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE Old Saybrook, Conn. 06475 Tel, 333.1126 BEAR ROCK ROAD DURHAM, CONN. 06422 C0lFFfURS BY MICHAEL Phone 388-4212 K 837 Boston Post Rd 'gf' Old Saybrook, CT. 06475 Hours 2 Monday Thru Sat. 9 to 5 The Catalog Showroom Since 1854 - People Who Help People SA YBROOK STUDIO 270 Main St.-P.O. 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