South Windsor High School - Centurion Yearbook (South Windsor, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1969 volume:

Vi Underclassmen Activities Irbcial Events . Sports . . . 5 ?4 Reflections. . . “Some men see things as they are and say why? I dream ; things that never were and say why not?” Robert F. Kennedy It was the best of times, It was the worst of times. It was the age of wisdom, It was the age of foolishness. Charles Dickens It was the time of unity, It was the time of individuality, It was the spring of hope. It was the winter of despair, We had everything before us. We have everything before us We will cross the bridges of life. | We have crossed the bridges of j youth. Seldom has any person gained the deep respect and confidence that Mr. Lawrence A. Brown has in three brief years. Mr. Brown has organized the largest and one of the most successful groups, the Outing Club. Throughout our senior year he has aided us in our social events and activities, not only as an advisor, but as a real friend. His youthful ideas, leadership and individuality have strengthened the student—teacher relationship. In appreciation for your untiring devotion, we, the Class of 1969, sincerely wish to thank you by dedicating our CENTURION to you, Mr. Brown. 6 ADMINISTRATION $ Assistant Superintendent Superintendent SERVICES Office Secretary Office Secretary Guidance Secretary Head Custodian Guidance Secretary GUIDANCE ; . B.S. Gorham State College Graduate Work- University of Maine M.A. University of Connecticut “Is that right?” B.A. Winthrop College M. Ed. University of Hartford “Do the best you can. ” B.A. Boston University M.A. University of Connecticut “Drop in sometime. ” B.A. State University of Iowa M.A. University of Minnesota Hmmm. . . B.A. Fairfield University M.A. Trinity College O. K., that’ll be two minutes off your lunch! ” B.A. St. Michael’s College M.A. Trinity College Where are the scholars; all students?! ?! B.A. University of Connecticut Whoopee-do! ENGLISH jL l i -• ■ mi I Hi 1 n If j ' if 1 l � v. rW r _. J fp ; 1 % l 1 w ; j ■ : Li i B.A. Notre Dame Boston College “Foresight is as important and es¬ sential as hindsight. ” A.B. Anna Maria College M.A. Assumption It’s a good thing patience is my strongest virtue. ” B. Ed. Keene State College M. Ed. University of Massachusetts “Think so... ” B.A. Mount Union College “Were going to have fun today. ” 1 B.S. Antioch College M. Ed. Springfield College “Really?” B.A. Boston University “It’s not easy. ” B.A. St. Joseph College M.A. St. Joseph College “I’ll give a quiz A ’ to anyone who... ” • . V 3 . V 1 • XT ' 1If 1 KL •i i FOREIGN LANGUAGES B.A. St. Joseph College “Dai, Dai, Bacripante. ” B.A. University of Connecticut “Well... I haven’t got the foggiest idea! ” B.A. College of Mount Saint Vincent Now take bullfighting, for in¬ stance . . . B.A. University of Connecticut Voulez-vous un examen peut etre? B.A. Colby College I couldn’t have said it better my self! B.A. Clark University Hmm, I think she’s got it! mmmm (TvO B.S. Central Connecticut State College Like I always said, two and two are four. B.S. Bates College “They don’t make chalk the way they used to. ” B.A. Douglas College of Rutgers University “But it’s really very easy. ” MATHEMATICS Miss Duffy receives the Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award. B.S. University of Connecticut M.S. University of Connecticut “So.. . ?” B.A. University of Connecticut “See you after class. ” aUcJ ' j.did B.S. University of Massachusetts “Quiet down!” B.A. Northeastern University Salem State College “Sign-out!” s Ab B.A. Trinity College M. Ed. University of Hartford “My job-to fill that cranial vacuum of yours ” Qunesncsi AChur B.S. Bates College “Any questions or comments? SCIENCE B.S. University of Connecticut M.S. Central Connecticut State College “It is more blessed to give than to recieve. ” B.A. Central Connecticut State College “ People, I want silence in this room! ” A.B. Regis College M.A.T. Wesleyan University I think I’ve discovered .... U A . C. B.A. Mount Holyoke College M. Ed. University of Hartford “Organize your work! ” 20 B.S. University of Hartford “Man is an aggregate of chemicals plus an additive which we call intellect—why not use it?!!” B.S. University of Maine “ That’ll be a nickel. ” _i. ENTIFIC CON. 21 SOCIAL STUDIES jdhjJ. B.A. St. Joseph College M. Ed. University of Hawaii “Cut the conversation. ” A.B. Brown University “Keep smiling! ” X Cdu ' B.A. Central Connecticut State College M.S. Central Connecticut State College “Any questions?” B.A. Albertus Magnus College “Oh grief! ” Sje Vi UL ' B.S. University of Massachusetts “No passes today. ” x,. B.A. Waynesbury College M.A. Carnegie—Mellow University That’s a good point. L--) A.B. Syracuse University At any rate . . . 24 B.S. Springfield College “Beautiful!! ” ( - ' Hxurky B.S. Southern Connecticut State College “Hi kids! U rj4 A B.S. Southern Connecticut State College “You improve your running by running. ” B.S. Springfield College M.S. Springfield College “Get tough!!! PHYSICAL EDUCATION f JLL B.M. Hartt College of Music M.E. Hartt College of Music A one and a two and a .. . B.M.E. Hartt College of Music M.M.E. University of Hartford “Page three in the Elementary Rubank book. ” MUSIC ART B.S. Massachusetts College of Art A Scholastic Award it’s not! B.A. Allegheny College M. Ed. Pennsylvania State College Art is not what it used to be. HOME ECONOMICS B.S. University of Massachusetts “Wash your hands! ” B.S. Cornell University M.S. Cornell University “Confusion is often a healthy sign in this class. ” B.S. University of Connecticut M.S. University of Connecticut “Be sure and fit before you sew. INDUSTRIAL ARTS A. S. Central Connecticut State College B. S. Central Connecticut State College I ' ll drink to that! B.S. Central Connecticut State College Watt! B.S. Central Connecticut State y College M. Ed. University of Hartford “ Let’s have good sharp line work!!! B.S. Keene State College Don’t give me that line. clJL B.S. Quinnipiac College M. Ed. University of Hartford “Relax ...” B.S. University of New Hampshire 100 words a minute?!? B.S. State University of New York Let’s get with the program. BUSINESS EDUCATION B.S. University of Connecticut MS. University of Connecticut “ Opportunities?” B.S. University of Hartford M. Ed. University of Hartford B.S. University of Vermont M.A. New York University “ Let’s use common sense . . . Librarian B.A. Wellesley ' ‘The world is so full of a number of things R.L.S. R.N. Hartford Hospital “What’s your problem ? Special Education B.A. University of Hartford M. Ed. University of Hartford Now, class .... 32 WiWm CHARLOTTE ANDRUSIS CHRISTOPHER ANDERSEN MAR1BETH ADAMS Pet Peeve-people who can’t accept others for what they are Ambition-social worker Activities-Library Assistant (3, 4); Chorus (1). TIMOTHY AHERN-Tim Ambition-to survive SANDRA ALPERS-Sandy Pet Peeve-bad teachers Ambition-nurse Favorite saying-“If s not worth it.” Activities Intramurals (1); Future Nurses Club (1, 2); SCHE (2, 3, 4)-SCHE Treasurer (3); Chorus (2, 3, 4); Outing Club (4). CHRISTOPHER ANDERSEN-Chris Pet Peeve-homework Ambition- college Favorite saying- ' Tm sure!” Activities-Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); Latin Club (1, 2); Cross-Country (1); Ski Club Officer (2); Student Council Rep. (2, 3, 4); Student Council Committee Chairman (3, 4); All-State Chorus (3); Outing Club (4). CHARLOTTE ANDRUSIS-Char Pet Peeve-people who think they are better than others Ambition-airline stewardess Favorite saying “You wish!” Activities Business Club (1); SCHE (4). SANDRA J. ANTONOWICH-Sandy Pet Peeve-insincere people Ambition-teaching Favorite Saying-“What?” Activities Bowling Club (1, 2); Spanish Club (3); Dramatics Club (4). JOHN CHARLES ANTOSIK-J. A. Pet Peeve- Spanish Ambition—College Favorite Saying-“Alright” Activities-A. V. Squad (1, 2); Track Team (2); Outing Club (3, 4); Baseball (4). SANDRA ALPERS JOHN CHARLES ANTOSIK 35 SANDRA J. ANTONOWICH MARIBETH ADAMS ROBERT BALLOK AUDREY BEELER DENISE BOGUSH JOHN AREL CAROL J. BARKER ROBERT BETANCOURT CHARLES S. ARGENTA DOROTHY BLOZIE JOHN AREL-Bat Pet Peeve-“Parkway” flies Ambition-College Favorite Saying-“You’re a brute!” Activities-Pep Band (1, 2, 3,4); Golf Team (2). CHARLES S. ARGENTA-Agenda Pet Peeve-girls with very short hair Ambition-Marine biologist Favorite Saying-“You better believe it!” Activities-Track Team (1, 2, 3,4); J. V. Soccer (1, 2); Varsity Soccer (3, 4). ROBERT BALLOK-Snail Pet Peeve-girls who talk too much Ambition-Architectural Engineering Favorite Saying-‘‘Think-it may be a new experience!” Activities-Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); Freshman Basketball; J. V. Basketball (2, 3); Varsity Baseball (2, 3,4); Varsity Basketball (4). CAROL J. BARKER Pet Peeve-smoking Ambition-teacher Favorite Saying-“Oh right!” Activities-Chorus (1, 3, 4); Outing Club (2) ; Library Aid (3, 4); South Winds (4); Drama Club (4). AUDREY BEELER-Aud Pet Peeve-oral reports Ambition-teaching Favorite Saying-“I care!” Activities-Girls’ Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). ROBERT BETANCOURT-Bently Pet Peeve-Spanish class Ambition-college Favorite Saying-‘‘This is real good” Activities-Spanish Club (1); J. V. Soccer (2). DOROTHY BLOZIE-Dottie Pet Peeve-going to work after school Ambition-teacher Favorite saying- u I don’t know about you!” Activities-Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); Drama Club (4). DENISE BOGUSH Pet Peeve-people who think they are better than others Favorite saying-“Right!” Activities-Jr. Red Cross (1); Drama Club (3, 4); South Winds (3, 4). ALAN C. BOLSTRIDGE-A1 Pet Peeve-rules with no purpose Ambition-College Favorite saying-‘‘My God!” Activities-Student Council (1, 2, 3,4); Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); Track (1); Soccer (1, 2); Class Vice-presi¬ dent (2, 3). TOM J. BORDUA-Tom Pet Peeve-homework Ambition-College TOM J.BORDUA 37 ALAN C. BOLSTRIDGE GREGORY M BOWMAN EDWARD J. BOROWSKI, JR. JOSEPH BOUCHER CATHERINE A. BOYLE AL BRANDISH CHARLIE BROWN DOROTHY L. BROWN JUDI ANN BROWN . ... .. , EDWARD J. BOROWSKI, JR.-Ed Ambition-to work GREGORY M. BOWMAN-Ear Pet Peeve-LynnGrossi Ambition-Commercial artist Favorite saying-“Whata dude” CATHERINE A. BOYLE-C Ambition-Physical Therapy Activities-South Winds (1, 4); Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Spanish Club (2); Yearbook (3, 4). AL BRANDISH-Albie Pet Peeve-being bossed around by anyone Ambition-to be a successful businessman Favorite saying-“See if I care” CHARLIE BROWN Pet Peeve-Physics Ambition-High School Coach Favorite saying-“Good Grief!” Activities-Cross-Country (1, 2, 3, 4); Track (1, 2, 3, 4); Spanish Club (3). DOROTHY L. BROWN-Dottess Pet Peeve-show-offs Ambition-model Favorite saying “You’ve got a case.” Activities-Business Club (2, 3); SCHE (4). JUDI ANN BROWN Pet Peeve-homework Ambition-teacher Favorite saying-“Great!” Activities-French Club (1, 2); Chorus (1, 2); Bowling Club (1, 2); Piano Accompanist (1, 2, 4); South Winds (3, 4); Student Council Alternate (3); A.F.S. (3, 4); Yearbook (3, 4). MURIEL RUTH BROWN-Meme Pet Peeve-war Ambition-Business work Favorite saying-“That’s right!” Activities-Chours (1,2): Office Assistant (4). MICHAEL P. BRUNO-Wop Pet Peeve-working Ambition-to become rich Favorite saying- “Rotate” Activities- Soccer Coach (1). RICHARD BURKE-Burkey Pet Peeve-homework Ambition-to pass Activities-Soccer manager (1,2) MARK BURNHAM—Snail Pet Peeve-home work on weekends Ambition-physical education teacher Favorite saying-“Is that a fact?” Activities-Freshman Basketball; J.V. Basketball (2, 3). PATRICIA ANNE CAHILL-Trish Pet Peeve-frosted hair Ambition-nurse Favorite saying-“Woop e-doo” Activities-Pep Band (1, 2); Intramural Basketball (1, 2, 3); Yearbook (3); South Winds (1, 2, 3, 4); “Parade of Youth” Assistant (3); “Parade of Youth” Correspondent (4). WILLIAM ELIOT CALDWELL-Junior Pet Peeve-teachers Ambition-college Favorite saying-“Too much!” Activities-Pep Band (1, 2); Chorus (1, 2, 3): Tennis Team (1); Soccer (3). MURIEL RUTH BROWN RICHARD BURKE PATRICIA ANNE CAHILL MICHAEL P. BRUNO MARK BURNHAM MARIANN L. CAMPANELLI MICHAEL J. CERSOSIMO FRAN CARCIA RIK CARON CLAUDETTE MARIE CHAGNON LYNDA S. CHAPMAN CHRISTINE CLARK ELEANOR L. CLOGSTON -Mary |g£j|gisKjj ., 4 ; • : -• I ■ ,- •• . • !: _ .,;v;;| I MARIANN L. CAMPANELLI Pet Peeve-rude people Ambition-secretary Favorite saying-“You know.| Activities-Business Club (1, 2 , 3, 4); Red Cross Vice-Chairman (3); Red Cross Chairman (4); Busi¬ ness Club Secretary (4). FRAN CARCIA-Zorro Pet Peeve-conceited teachers Ambition-electronics Activities-A. V. Squad (1, 2, 3); Soccer Manager ( 1 ). RIK CARON Pet Peeve-conceited girls Ambition- accounting Favorite saying-“See if I care! MICHAEL J. CERSOSIMO-C. F. Pet Peeve-short hair Ambition-cop Favorite saying-“Jerk!” Activities-Chorus (3, 4); Wrestling Club (4 , CLAUDETTE MARIE CHAGNON -Claud Pet Peeve-kinkers Ambition-social worker Favorite saying-“Boy, do I feel grubby to¬ day!” Activities-Math Club (1, 2); Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); French Club (1, 2); South Winds Feature Editor (4); Student Council Rep. (2, 3, 4); AFS (3, 4); Yearbook (3, 4), Asst. Editor. LYNDA S. CHAPMAN-Lynn Pet Peeve-rules enforcing conformity Ambition-teacher Favorite saying-“Tell me about it!”. CHRISTINE CLARK Chrissy Pet Peeve-having to go outside on cold morn¬ ings for gym Ambition-private secretary Favorite saying-“I don’t believe it! Activities-SCHE (1). ELEANOR L. GLOGSTON—Ellie Pet Peeve-people leaving lights on all over the house Ambition-registered nurse Favorite saying-“Very interesting Activities-Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); Teacher’s Aid (2); Lab Assistant (4); Drama Club (4); Outing Club NANCY COLLINS-Nance Pet Peeve-homework Ambition-secretary Favorite saying-“That’s a No-No!” Activities-Chorus (3, 4); Business Leaders Club (4). JOSE C. COONEY Pet Peeve-missing gym uniforms Ambition-to finish school Favorite saying-“Zitch!” EVELYN MARIE CYR-Ev Pet Peeve-clicks Ambition-to finish school Favorite saying—“Creep” Activities-Business Club (1,2). ANN MARIE DANGONA Pet Peeve-boys Ambition-secretary Activities-SCHE (1, 2). BARBARA J. DANKEL-Barb Pet Peeve-teachers Ambition-to become a successful nurse Activities-Spanish Club (1); 100 Mile Club (4). RUTH ELIZABETH DAVIS-Rudy Pet Peeve-freshmen Ambition-to go to nursing school Favorite saying-“Just a minute.” Activities-Business Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Business Manager (2); SCHE (2, 3, 4); Red Cross 2, 3, 4): Red Cross Reporter (3) Secretary (4); Future Nurses (3, 4). U$s 1 EVELYN MARIE CYR ANN MARIE DANGONA NANCY COLLINS BARBARA J. DANKEL JOSE C COONEY RUTH ELIZABETH DAVIS PATRICIA ANN DONOVAN JAMES E. DeDECKO BRUCE L. DENNIS KATHLEEN MARY DELANEY ALLEN DODD KATHLEEN MARIE DeNICOLA THOMAS L. DOHERTY 42 KAREN E. DRAGONE MICHAEL DUPREY EARL P. DUBAY KATHRYN I. DUBIEL LINDA MARIE DUX JAMES E. DEDECKO-Jim Pet Peeve-large classes Ambition-data processing Favorite saying-“Is that right?” Activities-A. V. Squad (1, 2, 3). KATHLEEN MARY DELANEY-Kathy Pet Peeve Conceited people Ambition-Dental assistant Favorite saying-“Whoops!” Activities-French Club (1); Guidance Assistant ( 2 ). KATHLEEN MARIE DENICOLA-“Cola” Pet Peeve Conceited people Ambition- Teacher Favorite saying “I don ' t believe it.” Activities-Soutli Winds (2, 3, 4); Math Club (1); A. F. S. (3, 4); Yearbook (3); Yearbook Assistant Editor (4). BRUCE L. DENNIS Pet Peeve Term papers Ambition-Teacher Favorite saying-”Live and Learn.” ALLEN DODD-A1 Pet Peeve-Miss Harding’s Homework Ambition-Electrical drafting Favorite saying-“Oh really?” Activities-J. V. Soccer (1, 2, 3); A. V. Squad (1, 2); Football Intramurals (4); Biology Lab Assistant (4). THOMAS L. DOHERTY-Goober Pet Peeve-Dancing Ambition College Favorite saying-“Tunde id miki.” (Sock it to me.”) Activities-Tennis Intramurals (1); Biology Lab Assistant (2); Baseball Manager (2); Latin Club (2, 3. 4); Outing Club (3, 4); A. V. Squad (3, 4); Current Affairs Club (3). PATRICIA ANN DONOVAN-Pattie Pet Peeve Two-faced self-centered people Ambition-Hopefully to graduate Favorite saying-“Ken, Ken, Kenny!” Activities-Drama Club (1). KAREN E. DRAGONE-Drag Pet Peeve-People who brag Ambition-Secretary Favorite saying-“Xa” Activities-Business Club (1); Magazine Captain (4). EARL P. DUBAY-Pete Pet Peeve-Losing Ambition-Physical Education Teacher Favorite saying-“What time is this period over?” Activities Varsity Soccer (2, 3, 4); J. V. Basketball (2, 3,); Varsity Baseball (2, 3). KATHRYN L. DUBIEL-Kathy Pet Peeve-Unfriendly people Ambition-Medical technician Favorite saying- “Howdy!” Activities-Intramurals (1, 2); Student Council Rep. (1, 4); Student Council Alternate (2); South Winds (2); French Club (2, 3) Secretary (3): Drama Club (3, 4); Student Council Agenda Committee; Red Cross Committee (4). MICHAEL DUPREY-Mike Pet Peeve Skinny legs Ambition-Business Proprietor Favorite saying “Watch the sun.” Activities-Track (1); Soccer (2, 4); Traffic Com¬ mittee (4). LINDA MARIE DUX- Ambition-teacher Favorite saying-“What can I say? Not much.” Activities-Chorus (1); SCHE (2, 3); Yearbook (3 4); Assistant Ed. (4); South Winds (3, 4). 43 VONDALEE E. ELSMORE DEBORAH JEAN ENGMAN ROGER PRATT EVANS RICHARD JOHN FAUST MICHELLE MARIE FAVREAU DEBORAH A. FORGHETTI GEORGE W. FORTIN JANET S. FISCHER GEORGE S. FOROSTOSKI GEORGIE D. EAST-George Pet Peeve-When students act silly during some¬ thing serious Ambition-nursing Activities-Mixed Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); Girls Chorus (3, 4); Outing Club (3, 4); Future Nursing Club (4). BARBARA M. Y. ELLIOT-Bab’s Pet Peeve-ignorant people Ambition-social worker or model Favorite saying “Life is wonderful so enjoy it. ’ Activities-Mixed Chorus (2, 3,4); Girls Chorus (3, 4); Girls Track Team (3); Current Affairs Club (3), Secretary (4); Drama Club (3), Vice-President (4). VONDALEE E. ELSMORE-Vonda Pet Peeve-going to school Monday through Friday Ambition-housewife Favorite saying-“Swinger” Activities-Library Assistant (3). KAROL M. ENDRELUNAS-Skinny Pet Peeve-slow drivers Ambition-airline stewardess or secretary Favorite saying-“Hey! I’m tellih’!” Activities-SCHE (1, 2, 3, 4). DEBORAH JEAN ENGMAN- Debs Pet Peeve- people who think I’m an under¬ classman Ambition-legal secretary Favorite saying-“Really?” Activities-Business Club (3); Drama Club; Mixed Chorus; Girls Chorus. ROGER PRATT EVANS-Rog Pet Peeve-the bookrack Ambition-politics Activities-Student Council (1, 2 , 3), Pres. (4); Latin Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice-President (3); Current Affairs Club 1, 2, 4); French Club (4); Tennis (2); Cross country (1, 2); Drama Club (3); Basketball Manager (1,2). SUSAN ELAINE FAIRMAN-Sue Pet Peeve-people who think they know every¬ thing Ambition-secretary Favorite saying- I believe it.” Activities-Bowling Club (4); Business Club (4); Office Secretary (3); Yearbook (3, 4). RICHARD FAUST-Rich Pet Peeve-conceited people Ambition-engineer Favorite saying-“Yea, right!” Activities-Current Affairs Club (1, 2 , 3, 4); AFS (2, 3, 4); Latin Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball Manager (1, 2); Baseball Manager (1, 2). MICHELLE MARIE FAVREAU Pet Peeve-loud mouth people Ambition-hairdresser Favorite saying-“Why?” Activities-Business Club (3, 4); Chorus (1, 2, 3,4). JANET S. FISCHER-Jan Pet Peeve-Totally sarcastic people Ambition-Data Processor DEBORAH A. FORGHETTI-Forghet Ambition-to travel Favorite saying-‘Tll tell ya.” Activities-Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4); SCHE (2, 3); Yearbook (3, 4); French Club (3); South Winds (3, 4); Gymnastics (1); Basketball Intramurals (1, 2); 100 Mile Club (4); Field Hockey (2). GEORGE S. FOROSTOSKI- Ambition—cars Favorite saying-“Dumbbell” Activities-Bowling Club (1). GEORGE W. FORTIN-Dude Pep Peeve-getting yelled at Favorite saying-“Think I care!” Activities-Varsity Soccer (2, 3, 4); J. V. Soccer 45 (1); Varsity Basketball (3, 4); J. V. Basketball (3); Freshman Basketball (1); Varsity Baseball (4). ■ MINER T. FRIEND DEN1CE M. GIGGEY DONNA LEE GERLT TOMMY GRIFFIN JOHN S. FRISELL ALICE J. GIULIANO MINER T. FRIEND-Tim Pet Peeve - Homework Am bi tion - College Favorite saying- “Oil really?” Activities-Tennis Team (1, 2, 4); Basketball Man¬ ager (1, 2, 3); Outing Club (3, 4). JOHN S. FRISELL-Frizz Pet Peeve-Homework Ambition Music Favorite saying-“So be it.” Activities-Chorus (1, 2); Fishing Club (1). DONNA LEE GERLT-D. G. Pet Peeve-Conceited people who have nothing to be conceited about Ambition-College English teacher Favorite saying-“What a savage.” Activities Drama Club (1, 3). DENICE M. GIGGEY-Neece Pet Peeve When people don ' t use their signal lights. Ambition-Hairdresser Favorite saying-“I believe it.” ALICE J. GIULIANO-A1 Pet Peeve-Conceited people Ambition-Beauty Consultant Favorite saying “I doubt it!” Activities- Business Club (2, 3); S.C.H.E. (4); Lab Assistant (2). TOMMY GRIFFIN-Griff Pet Peeve- Conceited people Ambition-Navy Favorite saying “That’s just too bad.” Activities- Bowling Club (1); Track Team (2). DAVID GROEBEL-Grobe Pet Peeve- Inconsiderate people Ambition-History teacher Activities Track (2, 3, 4); Crosscountry (3, 4). LYNN GROSSI Gros Pet Peeve-People who ask me why I don’t want to go to college. Ambition To be very happy Favorite saying-“He’s cute.” Activities-Drama (1, 2, 3), Pres. (4); Chorus (2, 3, 4); Outing Club (3); Art Assistant (2, 3). MICHAEL JOSEPH HALEY-Mickey Pet Peeve-Losing Ambition-Physical Education teacher Favorite saying- 1 Oh my God! Activities-Varsity Baseball (1, 2 , 3, 4); J. V. Basketball (2); Varsity Basketball (3, 4); French Club (3). HILARY HAWKINS-Hil Pet Peeve- school activities sheets Ambition-to find something worthwhile and give it all Tve got Favorite saying “Oi Vay!” Activities-Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4). JUNE HIGGINS-Higgy Pet Peeve-school buses Ambition-nurse Favorite saying “You beauty. Activities Drama Club (1); SCHE (1); Latin Club (3,4). RANDOLPH J. HIGGINS Maggilla Pet Peeve homework Ambition-surveyer Favorite saying-“You’ve got a head.” Activities-AV Squad (1, 2, 3, 4). liiil MICHAEL JOSEPH HALEY JUNE HIGGINS RANDOLPH J. HIGGINS DAVID G GROEBEL HILARY HAWKINS LYNN GROSSI DEBBI HILL RICHARD HINDLEY GEORGE D. HIRD ROXANNE M. HITCHCOCK JEFFREY W. HOLCOMBE PAUL RICHARD IERNA PETER BRIAN JANKOWSKI BARBARA JEAN JARVIS 48 DEBB1 HILL-Hair Pet Peeve-Back stabbers Ambition-to live in a castle Favorite saying-“Hey, animal!” RICHARD HINDLEY-Dick Pet Peeve-Foreign languages Ambition-Tennis pro Favorite saying-“I don’t think that.” Activities-Tennis Team (1, 2, 3, 4); Pep Band (2, 3). GEORGE D. HIRD- Pet Peeve-Overbearing teachers Ambition-Civil engineer Favorite saying-“You’re crazy.” Activities-Math Club (1); Outing Club (2, 3, 4). ROXANNE M. HITCHCOCK-Roxy Pet Peeve-critical people Ambition-professional hairdresser Favorite saying-“Ask me if I care.” Activities-Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); Intramural Basket¬ ball (1, 2); Drama Club (4). JEFFREY W. HOLCOMBE-Boots Pet Peeve-climbing a fence to get to school Ambition-College professor Favorite saying-“Oh, no.” Activities-Class President (1, 2, 4); Student Coun¬ cil Rep. (1, 2, 3); J. V. Soccer (1); Varsity Soccer (2, 3, 4); Honor Society (3); Youth Council President (4); Vice President (3). PAUL RICHARD IERNA-Guinea Pet Peeve-you A mb ition - success Favorite saying—“Right here.” Activities-Biology Lab Assistant (2); Gymnastic Club (2). PETER BRIAN JANKOWSKI-Pete Pet Peeve-Poetry Ambition-Draftsman Favorite saying-“You’re kidding.” Activitics-J. V. Basketball (2, 3); Freshman Bas¬ ketball (1). BARBARA JEAN JARVIS-Barb Pet Peeve-transcendental English Ambition—Physical Education teacher Favorite saying-“I give up.” Activities-Chorus (1); Cheerleading (2, Outing Club (3,4); South Winds (4). 3, 4); TOM JENKINS-Scooter Pet Peeve-pine needles Ambition-Architectural Draftsman GARY NELSON JOHNSON-Emie Pet Peeve-dudes Ambition-military career Favorite saying-“Hey!” Activities-Chorus (2, 3, 4); Varsity Soccer (4); Basketball Manager (3). RICHARD EDMUND JONES-Rich Pet Peeve-Nehru Jackets and activities Ambition-college Favorite saying-“Hey, Stud!” GARY NELSON JOHNSON NICK JURICH RICHARD EDMUND JONES ROBIN R. KARKOWSKI DANIEL M. KOBYLANSKI ROBERT W. LAPORTE JOHN B. KEHOE, III NANCY KUEHN JOYCE D. KASHETA THOMAS KONJOYAN RICHARD R. LAQUERRE JACQUES MICHEL LATRY ELMER L. LECLAIR DANIEL LEONE JAYNE IDELE LIBBEY MARGARET SUSAN LINKO ROBIN KARKOWSKI-Rob Ambition-Retail buyer Favorite saying-“That’s a groove!” Activities-French Club (2, 3); SCHE (2, 3); Dance Club (3); Cheerleading (4). JOYCE D. KASHETA Favorite saying-“Sure” Activities-SCHE (1, 3, 4), Co-Vice Pres. (3), Co-Pres. (4); Class Treasurer (1, 2, 3, 4). JOHN B. KEHOE, III- Pet Peeve-people who lie Ambition- architect Favorite saying-“It’s been a long day!” DANIEL M. KOBYLANSKI-Ski Pet Peeve-homework Ambition-Computer Programmer Favorite saying-“You k now what you’re doing.” Activities-Hockey Club (2); Basketball Manager (1, 2); Bowling (1). THOMAS KONJOYAN-Tom Pet Peeve-homeroom Ambition- M. D. Favorite saying-“Hello, Pinhead.” Activities-Latin Club (1, 2, 3), Pres. (4); Current Affairs (3, 4); Basketball Manager (1, 2 , 3); Baseball Manager (2). NANCY KUEHN-Nanc Pet Peeve-dirty hair and having to wait Ambition-Physical Education Teacher Favorite saying - “Good Grief.” Activities-Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4); AFS (3, 4); Student Council Rep. (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Council Vice Pres. (3); Outing Club Director (2), Vice-Pres. (3, 4); Cheerleading (2, 3, 4). ROBERT W. LAPORTE-Bob Pet Peeve-Mr. Thomas Ambition-to get out of school Favorite saying-“Bull” Activities- Drama Club (1). RICHARD R. LAQUERRE-“the Rick” Pet Peeve-conceited girls Ambition-to fly Favorite saying-“You got it, Harry.” Activities-Outing Club (3); J. V. Soccer (1). JACQUES MICHEL LATRY Pet Peeve-staying at home during weekends Ambition-Interpreter Favorite saying-“Vachement Bien!” Activities-South Winds (4); Varsity Soccer (4); AFS (4); Student Council Rep. (4); Yearbook (4). CLIFFORD LECLAIR-Cliff Pet Peeve-Adult Living Ambition-Service ELMER LECLAIR-Ellie Pet Peeve-gym Ambition-getting through school as soon as possible Favorite saying-“Where there’s a will there’s a way.” DANIEL LEONE-Dan Pet Peeve-oral reports Ambition- History Teacher JAYNE IDELE LIBBEY-Jaynie Pet Peeve-people who think they are neaty- cool Ambition-to see the world Favorite saying-“Oh-Wow!” Activities-Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Gymnastics (1, 2); Intramural Basketball (1); Majorettes (2); South Winds (2, 4). MARGARET SUSAN LINKO-Margi Pet Peeve-cold weather Ambition -Social Worker Activities-Latin Club (1, 2, 3), Secretary (3): Basketball Intramurals (1, 2, 3); SCHE (2); Year¬ book (3, 4), Editor (4). MARK STEVEN MAULUCCI % ' 0l% JOHN LONGO-Flash Pet Peeve-homework Ambition-teacher Favorite saying-“Don’t worry about it.” Activities-Band (1, 2); J. V. Soccer (1, 2); Varsity Soccer (3, 4); Varsity Baseball (2, 3, 4); Student Council Representative (4). KENT BARRY LUMAN-Lefty Pet Peeve-homework Ambition -Scientist Favorite saying-“You Dude!” Activities-Student Council Alternate (1). I MICHAEL EDWARD LYMAN- Pet Peeve-homework Ambition-radio announcer Favorite saying-“Get Lost, will ya?” Activities-Soccer Manager (1); Basketball Manager (1, 2); South Winds (4), STEVEN P. MESSINO LEE LORAINE MILLS JOHN PATRICK McCARTHY-Pat Pet Peeve-people that bother me about my hair Ambition-more school then air conditioning design Favorite saying-‘‘What can I say?” Activities-Chorus (1, 2, 3,4); Track (3, 4). SUZANNE E. MAILLOUX-Sue Pet Peeve-homework Amb it io n - S ecretar y Favorite saying-“Oh, no!” Activities-Softball Intramurals (1); Bowling (l, 2). GARY PAUL MARVONEK-Slovak Pet Peeve-“Barb Jarvis” Ambition-Architectural draftsman Favorite saying-“Terrible!” Activities-AV Squad (1, 2, 3, 4); Track (1); Outing Club (3,4), Vice-President (4). MARK STEVEN MAULUCCI Pet Peeve-conformity Ambition-Guidance Counselor Favorite saying-‘‘Sing it.” Activities-Yearbook (4). STEVEN P. MESSINO-Steve Pet Peeve-stupid rules Ambition-Music Teacher Favorite saying-“Alright, you got it!” Activities-Camera Club (1, 2); Audio Visual (1, 2); Pep Band (1); Spanish Club (2); Band (1, 2, 3). LEE LORAINE MILLS Pet Peeve-narrow-minded people Ambition-economist Favorite saying-“Catch you later.” Activities-Biology Club (2); South Winds (3, 4); Yearbook (4). j I KATHRYN ELIZABETH MOLLOY Kathy Pet Peeve-selfish, ignorant people Ambition-History Teacher Favorite saying-“Really?” Activities-Art Club (1, 3); Current Affairs Club (1);, Spanish Club (2, 4); Outing Club (4). KATHRYN ELIZABETH MOLLOY PETER WILLIAM MONSEES GREGORY L. MORRELL RAY MURPHY JOAN LESLIE NEWBERRY RUSSELL G. NEWBERRY 54 CHRISTOPHER JOHN NIELSEN PETER MONSEES - Monysoony Pet Peeve - Monday morning blaas Ambition - First man on Pluto Favorite Saying - “Watch it you or I’ll step on you! Activities (2, 3,4). Freshmen Basketball; Track and Field GREGORY MORRELL - Greg Pet Peeve - Loudmouths Ambition — College Favorite Saying - Too bad! ' RAY MURPHY Pet Peeve — Cross people Ambition - Marines Favorite Saying - “I don’t know Activities - Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); Track Team (3); NCCC Chorus (2, 3, 4); Junior Varsity Soccer (2). JOAN NEWBERRY Pet Peeve — Teachers who think they’re really great Ambition — Fashion Model Favorite Saying - “Yeah, I bet.” Activities - SCHE (1, 2). RUSSEL NEWBERRY - Russ Ambition - Stock Car Driver Activities - AV Squad (1, 2, 3, 4). JUDITH A. NIEDERWERFER - Judy Pet Peeve — hypocrites Ambition — Nurse Favorite Saying - “How’s life? Activities - Student Council Rep (1, 2); Chorus (1, 2); Girls’ Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Latin Club (2, 3, 4); Future Nurses Club (3, 4), Pres. (4); SCHE (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice Pres. (3), Pres. (4). CHRISTOPHER JOHN NIELSON - Chris Pet Peeve — dirt Ambition — To be a man Favorite Saying — Ask me if I care.” GARY STEVEN OSBORNE PAUL PARADIS 55 JOHN L. O’BRIANT - O. B. Pet Peeve - school rules Ambition — To make money Activities - Freshmen Basketball; Varsity Baseball (2, 3, 4); Varsity Soccer (2, 3, 4). ROSE ORSINO Pet Peeve - prejudiced people who are ignorant Ambition - Beautician Favorite Saying - Right, try again.” Gary steven osborne - oz Pet Peeve — show-offs Ambition — Physical Education Teacher Favorite Saying - Why not?” Activities — Freshmen Basketball; Varsity Baseball (2, 3, 4); J. V. Basketball (2, 3); J. V. Soccer (2); Varsity Soccer (3, 4). DONALD JOHN PADEGIMAS - Gimas Pet Peeve — going to school so early in the morning Ambition - To be successful Favorite Saying - “You got it!” Activities - Biology Club (2); Tennis Team (2, 3, 4) ’ PAUL PARADIS - Pistol Pet Peeve - no soccer practices Ambition — To make a pro soccer team Favorite Saying — “You’re retarded.” Activities — Freshmen Basketball; J. V. Basketball (2, 3); Varsity Basketball (4); J. V. Soccer (1. 2); Varsity Soccer (3, 4); Varsity Baseball (4); Fishing Club (3). JUDITH A. NIEDERWERFER JOHN L. O’BRIANT DONALD JOHN PADEGIMAS PAMELA ANN PHILLIPS HOWARD PELLETIER JOHN S. PHIPPS ii JEFFREY PARKS IRENE ELIZABETH PICARD LINDA J. POGLITSCH 56 MAE E. POLLARD BRENDA PRANCKUS VINCENT PRESTILEO DENISE M. PROTASEVICH CROMWELL C. RAWLS, III JEFFREY PARKS - Jeff Pet Peeve — school on Monday Ambition - Coast Guard Academy Activities - Pep Band (1, 2, 3,4); Varsity Golf (1, 2, 3, 4); Varsity Soccer (4); Math Club (1, 2); Stage Crew (1); Spanish Club (2); Outing Club (2, 4); Dance Band (4). HOWARD PELLETIER Pet Peeve - school PAMELA ANN PHILLIPS - Pam Pet Peeve — unambitious people Ambition • - Physical Education Teacher Favorite Saying - “Don’t be ignorant.” Activities - Gymnastics Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Drama Club (1, 2). ;• ; i JOHN S. PHIPPS - Jack Pet Peeve — conceited people Ambition — Mathematical Research Favorite S aying — “He who can, does; he who cannot, teaches!” Activities - Latin Club (2, 3); French Club (2); Outing Club (3, 4), Board of Directors (3, 4). IRENE ELIZABETH PICARD - I Pet Peeve - teachers’jokes Ambition - Hairdresser Favorite Saying - “How’s it going?” Activities - Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); Future Business Leaders Club (1,2, 3, 4), Vice Pres. (4). LINDA J. POGLITSCH - Puggie Pet Peeve - boring people Ambition - To travel Favorite Saying - “Your turkey!” Activities - Pep Club (3). MAE E. POLLARD - Bunny Pet Peeve — interruptions Ambition - Secretary Favorite Saying — “Joe Cool over there.” Activities - Chorus (1, 2, 3);SCHE (1, 2); Business Club (2, 3); Biology Lab Assistant (2). , HUBERT POWELL - Slick Pet Peeve - When I see kids getting smart with their mothers Ambition - Professional Organist Favorite Saying — “Ain’t jiving.” - • ' ’ • . ' ! A ” • ' ' V W-V , • • . ■ BRENDA PRANCKUS Pet Peeve — prejudice amongst races Ambition - Secretary or Commercial Artist Favorite Saying - “Take life as it comes and you’ll live longer.” Activities — SCHE (1); Junior Red Cross Club (1, 2,4), Sec. (4). VINCENT PRESTILEO - Vin Pet Peeve - stupid questions Activities - Class Vice Pres. (4); Bowling Team (1); Tennis Team (1,2,3, 4); Drama Club (3, 4); Youth Council (3, 4); Student Council (3); South Winds ( 4 ). DENISE M. PROTASEVICH Ambition — To work in an office Activities - Chorus (2, 3, 4). CROMWELL C. RAWLS, III - Bud Pet Peeve - a certain history teacher Ambition To make something of my life Activities - J. V. Soccer (2); Varsity Soccer (3. J, V. Basketball (2); Varsity Basketball (3. 4; : Outing Club (3). 57 LINDA C. RIEDER SUSAN CAROL ROMAN PATRICIA MARY REMLINGER DEBORAH ROY LINDA ROY MARK RUNDE BARBARA E. RUSSAK RUSSELL A. SEALUND TRACEY BURNHAM SHERMAN CATHY A. SCHWARTZ ROGER FERRISS SHERMAN ANTHONY P. SHETENSKY PATRICIA MARY REMLINGER - Patty Pet Peeve - phonies Ambition - Art Teacher Favorite Saying - “Well, I don’t know!” Activities - Student Council Rep. (1); SCHE (2); Math Club (2); Art Club (4). LINDA C. RIEDER Pet Peeve — school lunches Ambition - To become a model Activities — SCHE (1); Basketball Intramurals (1); French Club (2, 3); Office Assistant (3); Business Club (1, 2), Treasurer (1, 2). SUSAN CAROL ROMAN - Sue Ambition — Research Biologist Activities — Basketball Intramurals (1, 3); Class Sec. (1, 2); Student Countil Rep. (1); Student Council Sec. (4); Math Club (1); Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Sec. (4); Current Affairs Club (2, 3, 4), Sec. (3), Pres. (4). DEBORAH ROY - Deb Pet Peeve - Farm Shop ice cream stuck on my arm Ambition — School teacher Favorite Saying - “That’s a no-no!” Activities - Bowling Club (1); Intramurals (1, 2, 3) ; AFS (3, 4); Yearbook (4); South Winds (2, 3, 4) , Assistant Ed. (3), Ed. (4). LINDA ROY - Lynn Pet Peeve — nailbiting Ambition - Housewife Favorite Saying — “Tick me off.” Activities - Guidance Asst. (3); Office Asst. (4). MARK RUNDE Pet Peeve — homework Ambition - Accountant Favorite Saying - “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” BARBARA E. RUSSAK - Barb Pet Peeve - homework Favorite Saying - “How about that?” Activities — Bowling (1). CATHY A. SCHWARTZ - Stretch or Schwartis Pet Peeve — typing Ambition - Airline hostess Favorite Saying - “Get out of here.” Activities - Business Club (1 2, 3, 4); SCHE (2, 3, 4), Treas. (4). RUSSELL A. SEALUND - Rusty Pet Peeve - regulations and straight people Ambition - Commercial Pilot Favorite Saying — “Oh no! Oh no!” Activities — Student Council (2); Traffic Court (2). ROGER FERRISS SHERMAN -- Rog Pet Peeve - tardiness Ambition - Architect Favorite Saying - But . . Activities - Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); NCCC Chorus (3); Current Affairs (4). TRACEY BURNHAM SHERMAN - Tracey Pet Peeve - teachers not conforming to student rules Ambition - Law Favorite Saying - “You wouldn’t believe it!” Activities - Spanish Club (1); Student Council (2, 3, 4); Traffic Court (4). ANTHONY P. SHETENSKY - Tony Pet Peeve - English classes Ambition - Accountant Favorite Saying - “That did it!” Activities — Chorus (2. 3, 4); Math Club (2); Book Store Manager (3, 4); Business Club (3, 4), Treas (3, 4). ALANE ROBIN SILVER SHARON ANN SKIENDZIOR RONALD P. SLOMCINSKY ROBERT ERIC SINGER PETER SMITH JUDY SMART DONNA SMITH 60 JUDITH ANNE SOMMARIVA ALANE ROBIN SILVER — “A - ’ Ambition — nursing Favorite Saying - “Is that a treat?” and “You’re a bute.” Activities - Spanish Club (1, 2, 3); Basketball Intramurals (1, 2, 3); Math Club (2); Yearbook (3, 4); South Winds (4). ROBERT ERIC SINGER - Bob Pet Peeve - Term papers Ambition - Medicine Favorite Saying - “Ask me if I care.” Activities - Pep Band (1); Spanish Club (1, 2); Track (1, 2, 3, 4); Lab Assistant (2); Computer Club (3); Drama Club (3, 4); Dance Band (4); AFS (4). SHARON ANN SKIENDZIOR - Sam Pet Peeve — people who don’t do anything Ambition - to live a full life Favorite Saying - “I don’t believe you.” Activities - Latin Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Drama Club (3, 4); Gymnastics (3, 4). RONALD P. SLOMCINSKY - Little Stosh Pet Peeve — nagging teachers (senior home¬ room) Ambition - college Favorite Saying - “Shut up!!! Activities - Soccer (I, 2, 3, 4); Hockey Club (2). JUDY SMART - Smart Pet Peeve — school lunches Ambition - Hairdresser Favorite Saying - “Raunchy” Activities - Business Club (1,2, 3, 4). DONNA SMITH - Smitty Pet Peeve - people who aren’t themselves Ambition - to go around the world and to help retarted children Favorite Saying - “Let’s have a party.” Activities — Spanish Club (1); South Winds (2, 3); SCHE (2, 3, 4). PETER SMITH - Kanizer Ambition - College Activities — Outing Club (3); Math Club (1). JUDITH ANNE SOMMARIVA -Judy Pet Peeve - toothaches and hives Ambition — Special Education Teacher Favorite Saying - “Where’s my glasses?” Activities - Math Club (2); Biology Club (2); South Winds (3, 4); Art Club (4). GAIL L. SOUGH - Gay Pet Peeve — unfriendly people Ambition Airline Hostess Favorite Saying - “Darn it!” A Activities - Gymnastics (1, 3); Business Club (2); Bowling Club (2); Chorus (3, 4). RICHARD W. SOUCY, JR. - Speedy Pet Peeve - showoffs Ambition - Military Service Favorite Saying — “Slow down, boy!” JOHN A. STAIB, III - Cat Pet Peeve — wise, big mouths Ambition — Electrical Technician Favorite Saying — “If ya can’t do it don’t.” SUSAN B. STAIGER - Sue Pet Peeve — bossy people Ambition - teacher Favorite Saying - “Are you kidding?” Activities - French Club (1, 4); Student Council Rep. (1); Math Club (2). SUSAN STEAD - Mouth Pet Peeve — girls with airs Ambition - to make people happy Favorite Saying - “Oh, God!” Activities — Bowling Club (1,4); Business Club (2); Chorus (2); Biology Club (4). JOHN A. STAIB, III GAIL L. SOUCY SUSAN ANN STEAD 61 RICHARD W. SOUCY, JR. SUSAN B. STAIGER JAMES D. STEWART PATRICIA ANN SULLIVAN KATHLEEN STOUT SALLY A. SWANSON BENJAMIN E. STULPIN SANDRA SUSKO CAROL E. SUVER 62 W. DENNIS TEVLIN SHELLY M. THOMPKINS JOY C. TULLY PATRICIA E. TITOR MICHAEL JOSEPH UCCELLO cV ' T • ' -a-:; KATHY ANN URBAN a : - ; a a ■ ■ JAMES D. STEWART - Stew Pet Peeve - Freshmen Ambition - Service Favorite Saying - “You’re full of it!” • Activities - Fishing Club (1,2, 3); Gymnastics (1); Hockey (2). KATHLEEN STOUT - Kathy Pet Peeve — people who talk too much Ambition - Clerk Typist Favorite Saying - “That’s life!” Activities - Spanish Club (I, 2); Business Club (1, 2, 3, 4). BENJAMIN E. STULPIN - Benji Pet Peeve - Miss Aliano Ambition College Favorite Saying — “Censored.” PATRICIA ANN SULLIVAN - Sul Pet Peeve - people who pretend they’re some¬ thing they’re not Ambition — Nursing Favorite Saying - So that’s a joke?” Activities — Intramurals (1); Student Council (I, 2, 3) ; South Winds (1, 2, 3, 4); French Club (2, 3); Class Secretary (3, 4); Cheerleading (3, 4). SANDRA SUSKO - Sandy Pet Peeve — people who don’t try Ambition — Physical Education Teacher Favorite Saying - “Gravy Train.” Activities — Basketball Intramurals (2); 100 Mile Club (3); Track and Field (3); Field Hockey (3, 4). CAROLE. SUVER Ambition - College Activities - SCHE (1, 4); South Winds (2); Chorus (3). i .s:V ■ X SALLY A. SWANSON - Sal Pet Peeve — unfriendly people Ambition - Teacher Favorite Saying — “Oh well, there’s always a next time.” Activities - Intramurals (3, 4); Chorus, NCCC (3); All State Chorus (4); Outing Club (3), Board of Directors (4); South Winds (4); French Club (3, 4). W. DENNIS TEVLIN Pet Peeve — people who don’t mind their own business Ambition — Auto Designer Activities - AV Squad (1); Gymnastics (2); Intra¬ mural Sports (2); Spanish Club (2). SHELLY M. THOMPKINS - Zha Zha Pet Peeve — pealing onions Ambition — Medical Secretary Favorite Saying — “I hope to tell ya!” Activities — French Club (1); Business Club (1, 2, 4) ; Drama (1, 2); Library (2); Bookstore (2, 3,4); Cheerleading (2, 3); Gymnastic Club (3, 4). PATRICIA E. TITOR - Sarge Ambition - Airline Stewardess Favorite Saying — Man!!!” Activities — Majorettes (1, 2, 3, 4); Gymnastics (1, 2, 3, 4); Drama Club (4). JOY C. TULLY - Red Pet Peeve — homework on weekends and vaca¬ tion Ambition — To work in I. B. M. MICHAEL JOSEPH UCCELLO - Beak Pet Peeve — Hippies Ambition - Aviation Favorite Saying — “I don’t raise my voice, just my hand.” Activities - Math Club (1); Golf Team (1); Fresh¬ man Basketball; Soccer Manager (1, 2); Spanish Club (2); AFS (2, 3); Outing Club (3), Board of Directors (4); Varsitv Soccer (3,4); Varsity Basket ball (3, 4). KATHY ANN URBAN - Urb Pet Peeve — teachers who think they’re perfect Ambition - to get out of school Favorite Saying — “I could care, right?” Activities — Current Affairs (1, 2); Intramural Basketball (1, 3); Drama Club (1, 2, 4); Math Club (2); Yearbook (3, 4). DONNA ADELAIDE VIGNONE PATRICIA A. VOGEL Jl STEPHEN WRIGHT LINDA RUTH WARD DENISE MARIE VAN HOUDT EDWARD A. VIKLINETZ, JR. WENDY LEE WILLIAMS 64 SSRHH5T DEBBIE JEANE YOXALL THOMAS C. ZICKO FRANK YOUNG CYNTHIA LEE ZAGORSKI SUSAN ZIMMERMAN 65 DENISE MARIE VAN HOUDT — Neece Pet Peeve — people who over exaggerate Ambition - English Teacher Favorite Saying - “Don’t over exaggerate.” Activities - Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Girls’ Chorus (3); Outing Club (3). Donna DONNA ADELAIDE VIGNONE Pet Peeve — rude people Ambition — housewife Favorite Saying - “Cracks me up.” Activities - French Club (2); Business Club (2); Office Assistant (4). ■ . ■ ' EDWARD A. VIKINETZ, JR. - Vick Pet Peeve — rude people Ambition - College Favorite Saying — “We’re out of here.” Activities - Math Club (1); Skiing Club (2); Span¬ ish Club (2); Outing Club (3, 4). PATRICIA A. VOGEL -Pat Pet Peeve — nosy people Ambition — Nursing I I I . ■. • LINDA RUTH WARD - Red Pet Peeve - school Ambition - Hairdresser Favorite Saying - “Oh Man!’ Activities - Art Club (1, 2); Bowling Club (1, 2); | Latin Club (2); Chorus (1, 2, 3), WENDY LEE WILLIAMS - Wend Pet Peeve — homework on vacations Ambition - Biology Teacher and Biology Re¬ search Activities - Chorus (1, 3); French Club (l, 2, 3); Girls Sports (1, 2, 3, 4); Guidance Aid (2, 3); Ski Club (2); Outing Club (3, 4); Drama Club (4); Biology Lab Assistant (4). STEPHEN WRIGHT - “The Claw” Pet Peeve — waiting to be dismissed from class after the bell rings Ambition — Engineering Favorite Saying — FRANK YOUNG - “Ace’ Pet Peeve — homeroom Ambition — Lawyer Favorite Saying — “1 care. Activities - Spanish Club (1, 2); JV Soccer (1); JV Basketball (2); Class President (3). Debi DEBBIE JEANNE YOXALL Pet Peeve — long dresses Ambition - Art Teacher Favorite Saying — “That’s really cool!” Activities - Captain of the Majorette Squad (1): Baseball Intramurals (1); Basketball Intramurals (1); Volleyball (I); Girls’ Chorus (1); Art Scholar¬ ship Committee (1, 2, 3, 4): Gymnastics (2); Art Assistant (3); Drama Club (3, 4). CYNTHIA LEE ZAGORSKI - Zorg Pet Peeve - people who put on acts to impress others Ambition - Psychiatrist Favorite Saying - “Ya know! Activities - Spanish Club (l, 2 ); Current Affairs (1, 2); Math Club (2); Cheerleading (2, 3, 4); Captain (4); Basketball intramurals (3); Yearbook ' • ■ ' ■ .. ' ■ (3, 4); South Winds (4): Dance Club. : I ipSjjjp: THOMAS C. ZICKO - Tom Pet Peeve - teachers saying “be quiet” Ambition - to graduate Activities - Fishing Club (1); Outing Club U SUSAN ZIMMERMAN - Sue Pet Peeve - taking notes Ambition — to graduate Activities - SCHE (1, 2, 3, 4); Outing Club ( ’ South Winds (3). Lee Mills uses her creative talents to write the Class History. As Class Prophets, Vincent Prestileo and Debbie Roy forsee the future. Sue Roman and Jack Longo are busy working on the Class Will. Claudette Chagnon and Lee Mills volunteered as the Class Poets. The D.A.R. Recipient for 1969 was Nancy Kuehn. Sally Swanson, Chris Andersen, Alan Bolstridge, and Bob Singer write the Class Song. REFLECTIONS ON A JUNE AFTERNOON I sit in the sultry classroom- The shimmering hotness of the sun Filtering through the window, Creating segmented patterns of light on my desk. The solitary track shines dustily Against the drying grass; Trees along the courtyard wave In response to hot breezes. A bird with shiny red and black feathers glides uncertainly, Lighting, yet taking flight again. I too, like the bird, am torn with indecision. Prepared to stand alone? I think yes. Yet life is confusion. No more are things black or white. I sometimes grope my way through a maze Frantically searching a way out- Often I find it-—but what if I falter? Endless chambers are being added on to this maze of life. Will pages of hastily scribbled notes become knowledge? Can inborn prejudices erode and understanding grow instead? Will childish doubts emerge as certainty? Am I ready to carry my crosses? Have I learned to live? 67 CLASS BALLOT MOST BASHFUL Dennis McLaughlin Barbara Russak MOST OPTIMISTIC Vincent Prestileo Debbie Roy MOST SOCIABLE Jeffrey Holcombe Barbara Jarvis 68 MOST ATHLETIC George Fortin Cathy Boyle MOST UNIQUE Debbie Hill Michael Cersosimo MOST CHANGED FROM FRESHMAN YEAR Pat Sullivan Mark Maulucci BEST MANNERED Joyce Kasheta Jeffrey Holcombe 69 MOST TALKATIVE Paul Ierna Judy Smart MOST ARTISTIC Lynn Grossi Greg Bowman CLASS WIT Cathy Boyle John Longo BEST NATURED Vincent Prestileo Barbara Jarvis 70 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeffrey Holcombe Susan Roman MOST MUSICAL Barbara Elliot Bob Singer CLASS CLOWNS Cathy Boyle Paul Ierna BEST DANCERS Lynn Grossi Michael Cersosimo MOST SINCERE Jeffrey Holcombe Margi Linko MOST VERSATILE Lynn Grossi Jeffrey Holcombe BEST DRESSED Frank Young Joyce Kasheta CONTRIBUTED MOST TO THE SCHOOL Jeffrey Holcombe Pat Sullivan BEST EXCUSE MAKERS Judy Smart Paul Ierna UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .Walter Booth Vice-President .Gary Waldron Secretary .Robin Sandenburg Treasurer.Maureen O’Neil JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President .Gary Sayers President .Gail Viklinetz Secretary .Pam Castetter Treasurer.Kevin Kelly SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .Dave Lacey Secretary .Kathy Staiger Treasurer.Lucia Barber Vice-President .Richard Silver i ♦ BRIDGES TO ACCOMP . - - - ■■ t ■ •, ■ • ... ■■ it,i fP 0WM - ■ ' J- Si ■ Mil 5 i ■ ?S!i ....... ...5 -- . Sltsl . ■ ■ ' .i, ' rl I ; ; mm i— ’ ' • , J® i tf . mm ■■D? f V «v ■■ ' v ( iSx .• • i4i. ' ■■mr., ' ■ -1 ; ' ■ ’ ■ f 4- I [ ;■ 4 ( - i • « f wS’V , ■ ' i ' afe.o •V 1 in . as God gives ns to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are 9 9 Abraham Lincoln . ;W- ■ .. y f : h % m mMmm ’� ' • « u rv 84 STUDENT COUNCIL Roger, Sue, Patty and Dennis match up students as they enter the Computer Dance. Student representatives discuss the details of the Computer Dance. Student Council Officers: Kevin Kelly, treasurer; James Coughlin, vice-president; Roger Evans, president; Sue Roman, secretary; and Sue Eisenberg, administrative assistant. “You over there, stand up!” (SItp 8 mtth Mtnia The Senior South Winds Staff The underclassmen of the South Winds Staff 88 Debbie Roy-editor. Mr. Garro-advisor. The sports staff prepares for the next issue The news staff. The feature staff. 89 Club members with Sue Zimmerman, secretary; Cathy Schwartz, treasurer; co-presidents Judy Niederwerfer and Joyce Kasheta, and vice-president Bonita Deskus. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Bonita Deskus, Kathy Foster, and Nancy Kuehn receive awards. Mary Guimond models at the Kaleido¬ scope of Fashion. OUTING CLUB The 1968-69 Outing Club Board of Directors with advisors Mr. Brown and Mr. Rioux. I WINTER WONDERLAND Sharon Peters and Russ Peterson pose near one of the many winter decora¬ tions. Couples dance at the first semi-formal sponsored by the Outing Club. Girls’ Gymnastic Club GIRLS’ ACTIVITIES Girls’ All Star Basketball Team Dance Club Majorette Squad Pep Club FRENCH CLUB Dianne Kozlowski serves as President of the French Club. Miss Champiny poses with members of the Optimates, SWHS’s Latin Club. Members of the Optimates put on a Roman Fashion Show at the annual Saturnali a. OPTIMATES Peter and Steve wear traditional Roman attire on Foreign Language Day. AFS members with advisor, Mr. Benford, and officers: Gail Erickson, secretary; Debbie Bachman, co-vice president; Gail Viklinetz, president; Sue Eisenberg, co-vice president; and Shirley Yonika, treasurer. Jacque s answers questions at the AFS Assembly. AFS sponsored a Bermuda Shorts Day. Exchange student, Jacques Latry, and his American brother, Jeff Hol¬ combe. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE FISHING CLUB Mr. Chernik, advisor, poses with the Fishing Club. WRESTLING CLUB The newly formed Wrestling Club and its advisor Mr. Maheu. CURRENT AFFAIRS CFUB Current Affairs Club with advisor, Mr. Benford, and officers: Barbara Elliot, secretary- treasurer; Sue Roman, president; and Peter Kiefer, vice-president-program chairman. The Current Affairs Club sponsored a Christmas Party for South Windsor Project Concern students and their friends. FUTURE BUSINESS READERS OF AMERICA Future Business Leaders of America with advisor, Mr. Bordonaro, and officers: Judy Shipley, re¬ porter; Irene Picard, vice president; Debbie Eng- man, president; Mariann Campanelli, secretary; and Tony Shetensky, treasurer. 100 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Claudette Chagnon waits to be in¬ ducted. The 1968 members: Tom Konjoyan, Sue Staiger, Sue Roman, Margi Linko, Jeff Holcombe, Sandra Antonowich, Kathy Dubiel and Claudette Chagnon. Members and faculty eat dinner at Vincent s Steak House. N. M. S. Q. T. Honorable Mention Candidates Received Letters of Commendation for National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Sue Staiger, Sue Roman, Roger Evans, Jeff Holcombe, Hilary Hawkins, and Sandy Alpers. 101 STUDENT SERVICES Library Assistants Biology Lab Assistants Art Assistants Office Assistants Chemistry Lab Assistant You call tliat working! A little tape and it’s just like new. MISTY The many splendors of the sea come to life . . . Couples talk while listening to the music of Don Chouinard. Sue Fairman and Mark Maulucci entering the front hall. King Neptune and his Queen’s throne. 108 Donna Vignone was chosen queen of the prom. Providing the entertainment for the evening was Don Choui- nard’s Orchestra. Queen Donna and her attendants: Debbi Yoxall, Hilary Hawkins, Mae Pollard, and Robin Karkowski. 109 iniotw elecfncwt They don t make them like they used to Alan and Bob accompany Barb as she sings “Sunny”. REVOLUTION Debbie Magoon was crowned Queen of the Senior Get-Together. Put that in your tu-tu and shake it. “Oh, you beautiful doll!” Ill Mrs. Robinson flirts with Benjamin. “Hello, I’m a freshman!” Cheerleaders throw a dummy into the bonfire. Couples dance to the music of the East Coast Sound. BALLY HOO “Tell me another one!” 112 SOPHOMORE-FRESHMAN PARTY Barefootin’! Shoes pile up at the shoe check. Sophomores dance to the East Coast Sound. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE PARTY 114 Go Pat! Tom Roy and Debbie Salisbury dance to the Soul Impressions. John Mason and Sheila Strohm dance at the Freshman-Sophomore Party. HOLLY BALL Queen Pam Castetter, escorted by John Longo, reigned over the Holly Ball. Her attendants were Sue Armata and Linda Dux whose dates were John Arel and Jacques Latry. The Grand March The Alley Cat! f I w0t8iwt%8 ■■ ; ; . • ■ §sggg ft -tX t i; . V f k .. ' • , 4 ' V ■ PSxii ... . W W ' Bm. } VX n tVx iisSti! It ttti.-j, MXlsSII XVV .. ©mss? ■ ' . ' . : . ' ’ :. : .V- ' ' %-M 4i ■ •; nn m ■ . ■ - ‘ . . ; ' . • V . ’ • ■ ■ - . “When the Great Scorer comes To mark against vour name. He’ll write not “won”or “lost” But how you played the game. ” Grantland Rice 118 . ' t Vt ' -t ' • t. ' : . ' t?’ 4-1%, V ' ttfr : -vt$ t . :■■■■■ ' ' CHEERLEADERS -a A A p Mm 2 ■ ngtk n -4| % Ik ■. S| vv r , ” “Hey, Gang!” 1968-69 CHEERLEADERS Seniors show spirit. Cindy crowns Mike as “Wah Bay” King. The cheerleaders do ’65. 4 «£ THE 1968-69 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM J. V. AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL A1 Jankowski dribbles down the court. Peter Goodwin reaches up to get the ball as Bob Bingham and Dave Lacey come to his aid. 121 THE 1968-69 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM VARSITY BASKETBALL Good for two points! Terry tries to pass the ball, but he is blocked by an East Windsor player. THE 1968-69 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM The team and the spectators wait nervously as a foul shot is taken. Duke fights for control of the ball. John Bossi goes up for a rebound. Duke” looks for help from his teammates Ungh! Tommy ducks to sneak by two Windsor Locks players. Bobcats Crush Farmington No Turnin’ Back Now BV GORDON SMITH •Sports Editor Brisioi — Like a iamb, suddenly pounced upon by a Bobcat, previously undefeated Farmington High never knew what hit it Friday night in the headliner of the Class B state tournament quarter-final round at beautiful Bristol Central High. Tuned and coached to a razor sharp likeness. South Wind sor’s basketball team figuratively blew the Indians off the court like a cyclone ripping a town to splinters. It wasn’t even a close match as Coach Charlie Sharos’ seventh ranked Bobcats tore into the third-ranked Indians for an 81-60 victory, thus earning the right to meet defending cham¬ pion and pretourney favorite Middletown Wednesday night at Central Connecticut State College in New Britain. Roy Simply Fantastic Sophomore sensation and All-State certainty Tommy Roy was simply fantastic as he employed his six-foot, seven-inch frame to score a career-high 43 points, just two short of the record established at South Windsor by Jim Baker in 1965 Roy hit for the truly remarkable percentage of 78, making 18 field goals in 23 attempts and adding seven foul shots in 10 trys. Yet he wasn ' t the whole show—just the hit of the show Never before this season had the Bobcats put together such a team effort. Stoddard Goes Wild Rermy Burger, Terry Stoddard, John Mason and John Bossi were exceptional. Stoddard actually provided the ’Cats with all the momentum they needed when he went on a wild scoring spree, connecting on his first three shots at the beginning of the game from difficult range. ‘ Burger was the key to the 43-point output by Roy. Kenny racked up a total of 14 assists as he fed Roy with beautiful passes all night and ret up a couple of other shots for Mason and Stoddard. Burger played what might be termed his best game of the year, despite scoring only five points, Renny pulled down 14 re¬ bounds, second only to Roy ' s 19. If Renny dot ' s that against Middletown, said his elated teammate Roy, we ' ll surprise a tot of people.” Burger was a titan in the first half with 11 rebounds, eight assists and on defense. Bossi Tough Again Boss! also was outstanding on the boards, grabbing 10 missed shots, in addition to scoring six points and placing a fine defensive ballgame. Mason, who does much damage due to his aggressive, scrappy style, did even more by scoring 14 points—including 10 for 13 from the foul lim and making five steals. John ' s major asset is quick hands, and he ' s used them to South Windsor s advantage in both tournament games thus far. It will be- remembered that it was Mason—who likes to be called Duke —that saved South from defeat in the first round by stealing the ball five times in the final quarter against Simsbury. Was Over Early Going into the running score of Friday’s game wouldn ' t serve any purpose, for it was all over as quickly as it started. South took a first period lead of 24-11, increased it to 49-23 at half- time and 59-30 midway through the third period. Farmington had won all 20 games it had played previously, 19 in the regular season and a first round tourney game over Kiiiingly of Danielson. Over 1,800 saw the game including South Wind¬ sor Superintendent of Schools Charles Warner, who exclaimed to Sharos after the game: “We have a Board of Education meeting Wednesday, but we’ll have to call it off now, That’s the night South meets Middletown. Daggett Leads Indians Farmington’s high scorer was Wayne Daggett with la points, nine coming in the final quarter when South relaxed and some of the starters were taken out of the game. South made only three more field goals than Farmington (28-23), but again, Farmington made eight of those in the last quarter after making only nine in the entire first half when South hit for 16. Also in double figures for Farmington were Mike Leary with 13 and Dave Folio with 10. The Indians’ much publicized Gary Timura scored nine, six in the second half. Tickets for Wednesday ' s game are on sale at SWHS. Bus signup sheets are also available. SOUTH WINDSOR (81) FARMINGTON (SO) JOHN MASON TERRY STODDARD CHARLIE SHAROS ■Hi O Ox Burger G 2 F Pis. 1 5 Baker G 1 F Pts. 0 2 Bossi 2 2 6 Daggett 6 3 15 Roy 18 7 43 Folio 5 0 10 St ddard 4 3 11 Johanson 3 1 7 Mason 2 10 14 Lavoie l 2 4 Paradis 0 0 0 Leary 5 3 13 Ballok 0 0 0 Martin 0 0 0 Fortin 0 2 2 Pencilkowski 0 0 0 Rawls 0 0 0 Timura 4 l 9 TOTALS 28 25 81 TOTALS 25 10 60 4L ■ ' Nw, JOHN BOSSI RENNY Bl ' RGER So. Windsor Shoots for Upset 124 otfi iW ;n 7 ‘ Kov m dsof ■ is . Ser nifi n , to «, % l n to e g L n to 6_r South Windsor Wins NCCC Championship Tn� Bobcats had given p- Rawk •� � Buddy wore Flirfin . The Bobcats had given pw r, eria Middietown M nearly three per - .1 -r 6 Of, $ 3 t tor-cj. toe toy. toe H Off s s v s z. ▼ Bawls and «d� I probable see ortln -3 0 U A, 0«A „ ? 4 Ctt y Boss ' • of � � • ’JJ® Perhaps has „ When hel hot in the .,?? only vj!. I ' 10 target w ' ,‘ «•!. b f‘. scored He didn’t h nlh m ■Wife. ■he • • the h ;. ' ,a to wi n ; others, hen lL,! ns ! d ' to %J° When ,L , s, de !o T «et capabr hrSh th ™� ?n V pl, T ly a way. 10 or 0 feet ?e feet Steadv t, fh were •r y. % ■0 his eoot A fh.. « ' head were offense, if factor S fnriri • J .% ■ Stoddard topfj If is ' toadying - • there was John Mason ben tnere group. ■s the comic sketbail court In the g� e, k the boy most liKeiy w « a first Cor the loose ball¬ ad first ' or There s ,d come up with ik ■■ , room for comedians on , r. v JT S- rSBX ' i !uke ' . « ' 7,T -ffi • imost every game., tason • - M A a cV- v ■� oi en s .. which fr0 m Domts f« r b0U 2 -,; t9-t 3 etRh 1 P u stops. 23 ’ h� s led at an , e Tom and fi- 23 candid . br e a Od. iff, toe Ju ni r ... caoo U aU CT v ft v? 1 Kenny Burger . , as o v ,1 V° - A sd a re , ?� ' ■ 10 ■ rZ N’ ’ a- a v 5 s rvtc C t0 svct rho ltd ‘ to t� v v r c s ro A S ' oa’ C ( t i. r od ' ;„ 4 ge ' s ttod ' . a e f (loy • ...., � «V 1 . IV f soft 4 B° t ' ... A Sr. .. la. ’ «s however ' joul er � � d dp lu = Bossi P scK ®“ Kenny vhh 3-f V0 e riiev ff had 4 jOs. 11 : ked up °- vet B ltct c n xs° 4 f S‘ x Some friends and fellow ' • ' •aches were attempting to • onsole South Windsor High 6 Shares j n the loefeer -- «— • ,, K X % •A 5 Coach Sharos Mason, playing the greatest game of his young scholastic career, did everything you could ask a back court man tc do. and more, as he scored 16 points, grabbed nine rebounds and engineered 11 other scoring plays with some of the das siest assists seen at Hugh Greer Memorial Gymnasium ¥ ° sS ' friends were ' ' Wvh viini ivy znaros in tm locker room at Central Con. necticut’s Kaiser Gym last night with words like “they did « great job “ nice try, coach. Burge A ;, ” fi t was a great effort ! Bui £ c v c-ihe guy who hit the nasi on -he .« o .A . f head was the one who said ' and they 1! all be back next veai , Tj Txr 7 % (ieorge k� rt ‘ Ck Z’ .. ih f ®ODWJHI ’v h r vl o;,. cj - ' ■ set ’n $ ’ Greer Memorial ' to this season. , .. % 4 V P °™‘ to to ' to ,. 4 Cl it to, % y to v v° v .X? v S -% - 0 ■ t,S, ’ v „os� Stodda ou,t, Kami l ( n score Co,) ' tb ’ ft - s nd e$ £ Bob Bmgham ‘Kft Of y [ t d H f .n v % w v, V ,, a r j ■ ' % % j s, A % t V; g y ' l ' O ' r ' O, •%„ ■ ) ' v • ’• to ' f ' ton ' to j ' to, ° to 1 f The cross country season , - has gotten underway and with J? . vO - the start of it there appears of G ' cd r yctofr to be one of the finest teams g ' chev; T try to in the st hrnil history V 6° V impress up m the kids that through sportsmanship a re ' nection of life in general will -vP develop upon them, building them as men for tomorrow.” - of rebounds Qualify l ; «r T«� u A m % ' to C fi_ 1 V Kenny Burger played what was perhaps his best game of the season The 6-d forward scored l? points and grabbed 1 ,, a number of rebounds ' ,.V. ' s n ' ! ft . ' X 1 125 BASEBALL 1968 BASEBALL TEAM X .s Jeff winds up for a curve ball. ■isssrra It s mine, it’s mine! 1968-69 Varsity SOCCER TEAM . TRACK AND FIELD Umph! 1968-69 TRACK TEAM 130 CROSS COUNTRY 1968-69 Cross Country Team Off for another mile! Charlie and Dave accept the cross country trophy after an undefeated season. GOLF AND TENNIS 1968 Tennis Team 1968 Golf Team What form! What grace! GIRLS’ SPORTS Good for two points! Debbie Mackey refs an intramural basketball game. Pam Phillips exercises on the balance beam. ATHLETIC RECORDS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1968-69 Dec. 3 South Windsor 71 Bloomfield 54 Dec. 10 South Windsor 83 Ellington 57 Dec. 13 South Windsor 94 Suffield 58 Dec. 17 South Windsor 78 E. 0. Suffield 46 Dec. 20 South Windsor 75 Windsor Locks 78 (overtime) Jan. 3 South Windsor 82 Somers 36 Jan. 7 South Windsor 63 Stafford 47 Jan. 10 South Windsor 86 East Windsor 48 Jan. 14 South Windsor 77 Granby 49 Jan. 17 South Windsor 38 Ellington 35 Jan. 21 South Windsor 90 E. O. Smith 53 Jan. 24 South Windsor 77 Windsor Locks 78 Jan. 28 South Windsor 87 Somers 38 Jan. 31 South Windsor 89 Suffield 44 Feb. 4 South Windsor 83 Granby 45 Feb. 7 South Windsor 63 Pulaski 70 Feb. 11 South Windsor 98 Stafford 35 Feb. 14 South Windsor 71 East Windsor 42 TOURNAMENT South Windsor 63 Southbury 55 South Windsor 81 Farmington 60 South Windsor 65 Middletown 80 WON 17 LOST 4 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1968-69 Dec. 17 South Windsor 61 Ellington 30 Jan. 7 South Windsor 74 Rockville 54 Jan. 10 South Windsor 58 Bennet 52 Jan. 14 South Windsor 81 filing 29 Jan. 17 South Windsor 38 Windsor Locks 46 Jan. 21 South Windsor 56 Suffield 24 Jan. 24 South Windsor 51 Bennet 53 Feb. 5 South Windsor 82 filing 58 Feb. 6 South Windsor 33 Windsor Locks 48 Feb. 14 South Windsor 53 Suffield 17 Feb. 18 South Windsor 42 Ellington 30 WON 8 LOST 3 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1968-1969 Dec. 3 South Windsor 60 Bloomfield 56 Dec. 10 South Windsor 48 Ellington 44 Dec. 13 South Windsor 85 Suffield 31 Dec. 17 South Windsor 70 E. O. Smith 36 Dec. 20 South Windsor 43 Windsor Locks 64 Jan. 3 South Windsor 80 Somers 29 Jan. 7 South Windsor 45 Stafford 28 Jan. 10 South Windsor 62 East Windsor 44 Jan. 14 South Windsor 68 Granby 46 Jan. 17 South Windsor 63 Ellington 54 Jan. 21 South Windsor 68 E. O. Smith 27 Jan. 24 South Windsor 49 Windsor Locks 67 Jan. 28 South Windsor 73 Somers 25 Jan. 31 South Windsor 66 Suffield 47 Feb. 4 South Windsor 81 Granby 43 Feb. 7 South Windsor 48 Pulaski 60 Feb. 11 South Windsor 71 Stafford 27 Feb. 14 South Windsor 64 East Windsor 62 WON 15 LOST 3 GIRLS’ ALL STAR BASKETBALL 1969 Jan. 8 South Windsor 27 Glastonbury 24 Jan. 15 South Windsor 25 Suffield 22 Jan. 28 South Windsor 35 Manchester 33 Jan. 29 South Windsor 22 Suffield 25 Feb. 5 South Windsor 19 Manchester 22 Feb. 12 South Windsor 23 East Windsor 27 Feb. 19 South Windsor 44 Rockville 23 March 6 South Windsor 19 East Windsor 28 WON 4 LOST 4 134 VARSITY SOCCER 1968 Sept. 17 South Windsor 2 Stafford 1 Sept. 20 South Windsor 1 Ellington 0 Sept. 24 South Windsor 1 Granby 1 Sept. 27 South Windsor 1 East Windsor 1 Oct. 2 South Windsor 0 Windsor Locks 3 Oct. 4 South Windsor 0 Suffield 1 Oct. 8 South Windsor 1 Stafford 4 Oct. 11 South Windsor 1 Ellington 1 Oct. 15 South Windsor 5 Granby 0 Oct. 18 South Windsor 1 East Windsor 0 21 South Windsor 3 (overtime) Oct. Suffield 3 Oct. 23 South Windsor 1 Windsor Locks 2 WON 4 LOST 4 TIE 4 BASEBALL 1968 April 23 South Windsor 4 Suffield 2 April 26 South Windsor 5 Ellington 6 April 30 South Windsor 11 Stafford 7 May 1 South Windsor 2 Windsor Locks 7 May 3 South Windsor 2 Granby 1 May 7 South Windsor 6 East Windsor (10 innings) 5 May 10 South Windsor 8 Bloomfield 7 May 14 South Windsor 8 Suffield 0 May 16 South Windsor 0 Bloomfield 3 May 17 South Windsor 4 Ellington 6 May 20 South Windsor 2 Windsor Locks 16 May 21 South Windsor 4 Stafford (8 innings) 3 May 24 South Windsor 8 Granby 2 May 28 South Windsor 3 East Windsor 2 TOURNAMENT South Windsor 3 Simsbury 2 South Windsor 1 Ledyard 7 WON 10 LOST 6 JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER 1968 Sept. 23 South Windsor 3 Stafford Sept. 25 South Windsor 0 Ellington Sept. 30 South Windsor 0 Granby Oct. 2 South Windsor 3 East Windsor Oct. 7 South Windsor 1 Suffield Oct. 9 South Windsor 1 Stafford Oct. 14 South Windsor 1 Ellington Oct. 16 South Windsor 2 Granby Oct. 21 South Windsor 0 East Windsor Oct. 23 South Windsor 0 Suffield WON 4 LOST 5 TIE 1 TENNIS 1968 April 11 South Windsor 1 East Hartford 4 April 18 South Windsor 4 Suffield 1 April 30 South Windsor 1 Simsbury 8 May 2 South Windsor 2 H Rockville 3 May 7 South Windsor 3 J4 Pulaski 2 May 9 South Windsor 1 Penney 4 May 14 South Windsor 2 Simsbury 3Vi May 16 South Windsor 2 Penney 3Vi May 22 South Windsor 2 Rockville 3 May 23 South Windsor 2 Pulaski 3 May 28 South Windsor 2 Suffield 3 WON 2 LOST 9 135 OIOOWWO CROSS COUNTRY 1968 TRACK 1968 Sept. 20 South Windsor 19 Ellington 42 April 9 South Windsor 86 Coventry 35 Sept. 24 South Windsor 16 Glastonbury 44 April 11 South Windsor 70 Bloomfield 70 Sept. 27 South Windsor 17 East Windsor 46 April 16 South Windsor 49 Glastonbury 73 Oct. 1 South Windsor 22 Windsor Locks 35 April 18 South Windsor 80 Penney 60 Oct. 3 South Windsor 18 Somers 43 April 30 South Windsor 57 Windsor Locks 83 Oct. 8 South Windsor 22 Coventry 33 May 2 South Windsor 100% East Windsor 39% Oct. 11 South Windsor 17 Suffield 44 May 7 South Windsor 101 Stafford 39 Oct. 15 South Windsor 16 Granby 46 May 9 South Windsor 79 Suffield 61 Oct. 18 South Windsor 18 Stafford 41 May 15 South Windsor 96 Ellington 44 Oct. 24 South Windsor 23 Penney 34 May 18 North Central Connecticut Conference Meet Oct. 26 North Central Connecticut Conference Meet South Windsor 84 South Windsor 42 Suffield 72 Stafford 50 Ellington 42 Suffield 94 Stafford 37% East Windsor 104 East Windsor 19% Ellington 107 CHAMPS Somers 111 WON 7 LOST 2 TIE 1 Granby 187 CHAMPS (Low Score Wins) WON 11 LOST 0 GOLF 1968 April 15 South Windsor 2 Penney 3 May 3 South Windsor 5 Rocky Hill 0 May 14 South Windsor 2 East Hartford 3 May 15 South Windsor 2 Bulkeley 3 May 20 South Windsor 1 Rockville 4 South Windsor 3 Plainville 2 May 22 South Windsor 5 Rocky Hill 0 May 28 South Windsor 4 East Hartford 1 South Windsor 4 Penney 1 WON 5 LOST 4 136 mmtmr i?. ' fe ' ' ■ m i ■ ' . • itm ,| 138 See Paul jump! Vincent takes Pancho for a ride at the ’67 Wa pping Fair. Seniors John Obriant and Debbie Roy look over the preparations for the ’68 Bobcat Ballyhoo. Two down and one to go. So what’s the latest dirt? If only . . . And they’re off! It goes like that for a while, then it gets worse. . Hanky-Panky? Donna Gerlt poses as a statue in “The Gallery”. Our Sophomore Class Officers: Joyce Kasheta, Treasurer; Alan Bolstridge, Vice-President; Jeff Holcombe, President; and Sue Roman, Secretary. Homecooking? It seems like such a long time ago! 1 ® II r JJ1 4 t Don’t be late for class! “And now for your bonus question “And another thing . . 147 The cheerleaders lead the school in a victory cheer. Debbie Engman makes a sale at the book store. 148 Tell it like it is Paul. All breaks loose in the halls at 2:15. Miss Harding’s English class has group discussions. 149 Donna Gerlt decorates for the Junior Prom. Will the school please rise for the class of ’69? You can always count on a smile from Jeff. You say you want a revolution .. . . ... mM 1 4 «4 1 ' Jk . j | , ; jgBtoyt ■ , ■ |ata. i ' :i: XJjM S ' H 1 T l ■ ‘ � «•• -■ -. -� • M Had !■! [ J } 152 The Best Of Luck To The Class of 1969 HOWAT MOSHER GRINDING SERVICE 153 154 Compliments of Compliments of DICK’S GULF SERVICE LOU’S DRIVE-IN Route 5 and 30 Route 5 South Windsor South Windsor, Conn. Phone 289-9634 Compliments of THE SOUTH WINDSOR BANK Compliments and Best Wishes AND TRUST CO. BURGESS-DUBE AGENCY INC. Complete One Stop Banking Services Drive-in Window Open Daily until 5:00 p.m. Open Friday evening until 8:00 p.m. Complete Insurance Service 1033 Route 5 South Windsor, Conn. Phone 289-7407 Route 5 South Windsor, Conn. 289-8243 Compliments Best Wishes: HARRISON’S STATIONERS Manchester, Conn. NASSIFF ARMS CO. 155 Compliments of SOUTH WINDSOR EQUIPMENT CO., INC South Windsor, Connecticut Phone 289-3406 156 157 What Next Grad ... College? Business School? Technical School? Military service? What ever your direction . . . putting your best foot forward will help it become a more rewarding experience. Like Saving Money . . . a little extra effort and you ' ll be right up there with other successful savers. WE ' RE ready to help you start when YOU ' RE ready to save! South Windsor Offi ce Wapping Shopping Center AMERICAN Compliments of SULLIVAN AVENUE AUTO SERVICE 953 Sullivan Ave. South Windsor, Conn. In the Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center Phone 644-8901 158 Are We not formed, as notes of music are, For one another, though dissimilar? Shelley ROBERT VELARDI MUSIC STUDIOS Vernon Circle Vernon, Conn. 643-6490 or 875-4232 159 Uhe Centurion Staff 5IS| m m Editor-in-chief: Margi Linko Assistant Editors: Kathy DeNicola Claudette Chagnon Linda Dux Senior Staff: Debbie Forghetti Cathy Boyle Judy Brown Susan Fairman Mark Malucci Barbara Jarvis Cindy Zagorski fy. tm b ftii . mm ■ Greg Morrell Jacques Latry . . : . ihhi ' v ' • ' ' fBMi mt «I n Jj ' 1 s j m S ‘ ; i Junior Staff: Wendy Collins Pam Castetter . Neva Ferri Laura Boucher Dianne Kozlowski Bonnie Ryan Janet Booth Gail Bannister Wanda Hubbard Debbie Holland Sheila Strohm )ebbie Janty len Rivosa ?bbie Mackey Nancy Buchnell Faculty Advisor: Mr. Gordon Smalt -4 ' ; ippSI j . im H® I Us I ■ ■ ’ , Acknowledgements: Our thanks to Mr. Bordonaro and the Business Club for selling advertisements and subscriptions, Wm..... l 0 and to Mr. Olsen and the Student Yearbook Photographers.