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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

O- y l ' CENTURION 1976 SOUTH WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT Introduction . 2 Dedication . 6 Appreciation . 8 Faculty . 9 Seniors . 29 Underclassmen .93 Student Activities . 113 Social Events . 127 Sports . 141 Sponsors . 173 Staff.188 IN ITS BRIEF COURSE LIE ALL THE REALITIES AND TRUTHS OF EXISTENCE THE JOY OF GROWTH THE SPLENDOR OF ACTION THE GLORY OF POWER FOR YESTERDAY IS BUT A MEMORY AND TOMORROW IS ONLY A VISION BUT TODAY WELL LIVED MAKES EVERY YESTERDAY A MEMORY OF HAPPINESS AND EVERY TOMORROW A VISION OF HOPE LOOK WELL, THEREFORE, TO THIS DAY! 5 most (people simply can’t) won’t(most parent people mustn’t shouldn’t) daren’t — e.e. cummings The person to whom the yearbook is dedicated defies the image set forth in this poem. He has dared to be himself, to show us what he genuinely is. We’ve had the privilege to know and be influenced by someone whose humanity and honesty are overwhelming — a man whose determination to act according to his own beliefs will be an inspiration to us always. It has been said that a man’s greatness is determined in part by the impression he leaves on the lives of those who have known him. The effects this man has had on us are magnificent. He has assured us that — as individuals — our uniqueness is sacred. He has made us not only recognize our talents and potential, but also realize that to be happy we must use these to their utmost. He has taught us that to maintain an appreciation of living one must face problems with a smile and a readiness to laugh at oneself. After spending a short time with this man, one exits with greater self-confidence, a brighter outlook and an acknowledgement of his own personal importance. The class of 1976 expresses deep appreciation to Mr. Eric Haffner. 7 “The world is a looking glass and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face, frown at it, and it in turn will look sourly upon you; laugh at it and with it and it is a jolly, kind companion.” Dr. Robert Goldman — Superintendent Mr. William Perry — Assistant Superintendent A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Mr. William Spohn — Principal Mr. John Thomas — Vice-Principal Mr. Donald Mercure — Business Manager Mr. Robert Horan — Vice-Principal GUIDANCE Mr. Thomas Marlin Jr. Miss Donna Adcock Mr. William Chernick Miss Frema Mancher “Patience and perserverance surmount every dif¬ ficulty.” Mrs. Francis Charllon — Guidance Clerk Mrs. Kay Biancucci — Guidance Clerk U ENGLISH Mr. Samuel Garro Mr. Harland Cass Mrs. Dorothy Martyn Mr. Steven Stoklosa Mr. Arthur Woods Jr ENGLISH Mr. James Woodworth Mrs. Mary Tucker Mrs. Sandra Ginnis Mr. Phillip Locario 14 Mrs. Sharon Heard Miss Ann Duffy Mr. Arthur Cloutman MATH Mr. Albert Obue Mr. Joseph Krawski Mr. Peter Anderson ‘Success is based on imagination plus ambition and the will to work” 15 Mr. Robert Joy Mrs. Linda Mellone SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Sharon Moran Miss Rita Sarnowski Mr. Edward Florio “Train a child when they are young and when they old they will not depart from it” 16 Mr. Robert Pennell Miss Judith Kallman Mr. Verne Olson Mr. Craig Hotchkiss Mr. Salvatore Randazzo ' Mr. Alan Benford 17 SCIENCE Mrs. Jacklyn Bonneau Mr. Ronald Rioux Mrs. Helen Heard Mr. John Nishan Mr. Robert Manz Mr. Lawrence Brown Mrs. Maria Moreno 18 i FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Norma Curtis No one can be happy unless he feels in some way important Miss Janice Bertuzzi Mrs. Margaret Darrow Mrs. Melanie Cunningham Mrs. Constance Mellen Mrs. Lin Bieback Miss. Olga Kish Mr. Robert Myette BUSINESS Mr. Gordon Small Mr. Paul Bordonaro Miss. Susan Parys rSiCC i V ‘Vk- r « ¥ r it, 5- ilS V?u+-te 20 MUSIC Mr. Nicholas Lesbines Mrs. Carmen Charette Mr. Louis Lazzerini Miss Lynne Sisitzky Mrs. Beverly Bickford 21 HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Ruth Bortolan Mrs. Alice Niederwerfer Mrs. Elaine Newcomb ’M Mrs. Marjorie Fortier ART Mrs. Ella Wirth Miss Geraldine Maillet Miss Susan Kinsloe 22 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Kenneth Fitzgerald Mr. Eric Haffner Mr. Harold Kibbe Jr. “Work is love made visible” Mr. Peter Luchina Mr. Robert Hopkins Mr. Emil Schoenborn Mr. Gregory Ramsdell Mr. Robert LaBreche Miss Kathy Rusch Mrs. Marsha Baretta LIBRARY Miss Dorothy Thompson — Librarian Mrs. Brenda Snyder — Library Aide SPECIAL SERVICES “Everyone can hear only the sensative under¬ stand” Miss Pamela Haber Miss Judy Sterling 25 Mrs. Gay Whitlock — Office Clerk SUPPORTIVE STAFF Mrs. Ann Marie Hurley — Attendance Clerk Mrs. Michelle Virkler — Secretary Mrs. Irene Cahill Office Clerk Mrs. Marjorie Files — Nurse 26 Mrs. Curtain — Matron Mr. Fraser DeMerchant — Custodian Mr. Curt Ffagler — Custodian Mr. Willard Finkel — Custodian “The class of 1976 offers special thanks to each and everyone of you, for your help throughout the years Kitchen Stall 27 ANNE ADAMS SHARON ANN ALLEN Miss Ambition: To do something in the field of Art. Pet Peeve: Getting caught in a crowd in the hall. Lavorite Saving: Hev. WILLIAM R. ALLEN — Bill Ambition — College. Pet Peeve — Taking out pole-vault pits. Activities — Track (2,3,4), Computer Club (3), Student Council (2). ANA ADELA ALZUGARAY — Ana Ba¬ nana Ambition: Elementary Education. Pet Peeve: People who quit before trying. Favorite Say¬ ing: “We ' re going to win . Activities: Volly- ball (1,2,3.4) Track (1,3) Softball (2) Field Hockey (2) Vocal (1,2,3,4) Class Treasurer (3.4) . JUDY AMSELEM Ambition: College and traveling. Pet Peeve: Gym. Activities: Track (2) South Winds (3,4) Handicraft (2.3) Senior Get-Together (4) STEVEN ANDROSS DAVID ANIELLO Ginnie Ambition — to be rich. Pet Peeve — nosie people. Activities soccer 1,2,3,4, outing club 3.4. LUCIA ANIELLO — Luc Ambition: Oceanographer. Pet Peeve: People who don ' t act themselves. Favorite Saying: You fool! Activities: Senior Get Together. SCOTT ANTOSIK JAMES MICHAEL PETER ARGENTA — Mooner Ambition — Computer Science. Pet Peeve — Smoking. Favorite Saying— Blow me. Activi¬ ties — Freshman Football (1), Track (2,3,4), Cross Country (2,3,4), Outing Club (3,4), Concert Chorus (1-4), Vocal Ensemble (2.3.4) , CNW (3). Guys Dolls (2), 1776 (3), MENC (3). MONICA KARNA ARILDSEN Activities — Gymnastics — 1,2, Vocal — 1.2.4, Guys and Dolls — 2, Outing club — 2. BRET C. ARNESEN — Artie Ambition — College. Favorite saying — No way. Activities Outing club 1,2,3,4, JV soccer 2.3, Varsity soccer 4, Varsity Golf 3,4. DONNA C. ASK — D Ambition Health Field. Pet Peeve Braces. Fa¬ vorite Saying I don ' t know. Activities A.F.S. 1.2.3, Senior Get Together, Yearbook. JON BARRETT — J.B Pet Peeve: Parking Lot. Activities: Hockey (1.2.3.4) Soccer (2). LOREN J. BARRETT — Lori Ambition to study nursing and to live on a farm in the country. Pet Peeve Conformists! Favorite Saying “Ma, let ' s go down the beach . Activities Jr. Prom Committee 3, Of¬ fice assistant 2,3,4, Special Education Aide 3,4, Outing Club 3, Senior Get-Together. MICHAEL C. BASSOS — Greek Ambition — Law Enforcement. Pet Peeve — The Click . Favorite Saying — Hey Buddy! Activities — Vocal, Chorus, Band, Chairman of Junior Prom, Goals Committee, Folk Group, 1776 (3), JV Soccer (2,3), JV Captain (3), Varsity Soccer (4), Varsity Tennis (2.3.4) , AFS, Senior Get Together, Magazine Drive (4). Anne Adams Sharon Ann Allen William R. Allen Steven Andross “OH, I LOVE THE LIFE AROUND ME, FEEL A PART OF EVERYTHING I SEE.” Scott Antosik Bret C. Arnesen Donna C. Ask Jon Barrett Ana Adela Alzugaray Judy Amselem David Aniello Lucia Aniello James Michael Peter Argenta Monica Kama Arildsen fr Loren J. Barrett Michael C. Bassos 31 Nancy Ann Becker William Beaumont Sharon Benson Peter Benoit David J. Billig Donna L. Billings Sandra L. Bisson Carl R. Blume Lynn Susan Bogatz Barbara Jean Boisseau WILLIAM BEAUMONT Ambition: Automobile Mechanic. NANCY ANN BECKER Ambition: Veterinarian Assistant. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Saying: Bull-Pucky. Ac¬ tivities: Chours 1,2. DAWN ARLENE BEDNARCZYK ROSEMARY ANN BEGEY — Ro Ro Ambition: Nursery School Attendant. Pet Peeve: People who are stuck up. Favorite Say¬ ing: Oh God. Activities: FBLA (1,2,3,4) Vice President (3). LYNN BELLODY — Lynnie Ambition — Hairdressing. Pet Peeve — When Chipper is late. Favorite saying — Let’s be serious. PETER BENOIT SHARON BENSON Ambition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: Slow Pokes. Favorite Saying: Really? Activities: Pep Squad 3,4. MICHAEL BENTLEY — Benny Ambition: To have a successful life with alot of good times. Pet Peeve: People who talk too much. Activities: Baseball 2,3,4, Outing Club 1, Band 1,2, Hockey 1,2,3,4. DEBORAH A. BIANCO — Deb Ambition: To be an Architect, To travel and be rich. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Favor¬ ite Saying: That’s Life. Activities: Student Council 1; Junior Class Executive Committee; Junior Prom Committee. PAUL J. BIANCUCCI — Coach Ambition: To marry a rich girl. Pet Peeve: Teachers who rat to my mother. Favorite Say¬ ing: Sure . . . Activities: JV Soccer, JV Bas¬ ketball, Freshman Basketball, JV Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4. DONNA L. BILLINGS Ambition: Experience as much of life as possi¬ ble. Pet Peeve: snotty people. Favorite Saying: Be yourself and be happy. Activities: Outing Club. DAVID J. BILLIG Ambition: College. Activities: Centurion (4). SANDRA L. BISSON — Sandy Ambition: Nursing. Pet Peeve: People who waste their time being jealous of others. Fa¬ vorite Saying: “How are ya?” Activities: Pep Squad (3,4) Centurion (4). CARL R. BLUME Ambition: College. Activities: “Guys and Dolls” “1776” Computer Club 1. LYNN SUSAN BOGATZ Ambition: To be tall and lose my gullibility. Pet Peeve: People who call me Lunnie, and record burglars. Favorite Saying: “Hi Cows!” Activities: NHS (3,4) Library Aide (3,4) South Winds (2,3) Usherette (3) Teacher’s Aide (3) A.F.S. (4) Magazine Drive (4) Sen¬ ior Get-Together (4) Lab Assistant (3,4). BARBARA JEAN BOISSEAU Deborah A. Bianco Dawn Arlene Bednarczyk Rosemary Ann Begey Michael Bentley Paul J. Biancucci Lynn Bellody Take it easy, Take it easy. Don’t let the sound of your own wheels make you crazy. We may lose and we may win — but we will never be here again. Kim Brodeur Christine Ann Burdick Mark Brown Francine A. Burke Elise W. Burnham Mark Burnham 34 Patricia Brancati Nancy Ann Brown Laurie Anne Brand S- T M f Steven Breaux 1P| S ' -? ! 5 .J I H:, { J Terry R. Burnett WALTER D. BOLSTRIDGE — Bo Pet Peeve — People who think they are better than others. Activities — Guys and Dolls — 2, G.H.Y.C. — 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN R. BRADY — Kathy Ambition “Get back to the land, set my soul free.” Pet Peeve Gaps. Activities Centurion Photographer, South Winds 3,4, Reflections 2, Field Hockey 1. PATRICIA BRANCATI — Patty Ambition — To live on a farm in the moun¬ tains. Pet Peeve — People who are never on time. Favorite saying — I gotta work. Activi¬ ties Junior Prom 3. LAURIE ANNE BRAND — Laur Ambition: Nursing. Pet Peeve: When someone hates you because of the people you associate with. Favorite Saying: You’re kidding. Activi¬ ties: Chorus, Handicraft Club, Teaching and Tutoring, Magazine drive, Senior Activities, Reflections. STEVEN BREAUX — Woodpecker Ambition: To be adventurous. Pet Peeve: Sprained ankles. Activities: 3 years Track 2 years Football. KIM BRODEUR Ambition: Registered Nurse. Activities: Girls Track 2,3 Tennis 4 Office Assistant 3,4. MARK BROWN — Brownie Ambition: College. Pet Peeve: Greasers. Ac¬ tivities: Varsity Hockey 1,2,3,4, J.V. Soccer 1, Outing Club 3,4, Senior Get Together 4. NANCY ANN BROWN — Nance Ambition — College. Pet Peeve — Being locked out. Favorite saying — I’m starving. Activities Outing club 1,2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Youth Council 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Vice president 1,2, Yearbook editor 4, Senior get- together 4. CHRISTINE ANN BURDICK — Chris Ambition: Happiness and to travel. Pet Peeve: People who say things and don’t mean it, and unreliable people. Favorite Saying: “Very Nice” Activities: Outing Club 1; Track 2; As¬ sembly Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Get Together. FRANCINE A. BURKE — Fran Ambition — to live a simple life in the coun¬ try. Pet Peeve — critics, boredom and argu¬ ments. TERRY R. BURNETT — T. Burnt-Out Ambition: The Nobel Price. Pet Peeve: Teach¬ ers who think homework is “academically stimulating”. Activities: Chess Club 2,3; Com¬ puter Club 3,4; ELISE W. BURNHAM — Elsie Ambition — To enjoy life. Pet Peeve — Un¬ happy people. Favorite Saying — Keep on Truckin’! Activities — Volleyball (1-4), Out¬ ing Club (1-4), Chorus (1-4), Softball (1), Board of Directors (3,4), Senior Get Together, Senior Outing, Senior Reception. MARK BURNHAM STEPHEN BUTLER Ambition Mechanic. Pet Peeve School. Fa¬ vorite Saying Burnout. PAULA REGINA CALLAHAN Ambition — Design. Pet Peeve: The go be¬ tween. Favorite saying — Look, Don’t blame me. Activities — Class President — 4, Junior Prom Co-chairman — 3, Class Treasurer — 2, Office Assistant — 2,3, Special Education Aid — 3,4, Student Council — 3, Youth Council — 4. RICHARD J. CAMERON Pet Peeve — The smile in this picture. Stephen Butler Paula Regina Callahan Richard J. Cameron MARK CAMPMIRE NANCY CAMPMIRE Pet Peeve: People who put other people down. Ambition: Social Psychologist and to have a farm. Activities: PEP. YASMI CARAMINAS — Yaz Ambition — To get an interesting job, travel and have a happy life. Pet Peeve — People who think they are great and brag about them¬ selves cliques. Activities — Pep squad — 2.3.4, Assembly Committee — 3, Prom Com¬ mittee, Student Council — 4, Senior Get To¬ gether. DANIEL CARBONNEAU Ambition: Go to college and play hockey. Pet Peeve: Greasers, Boo’s and Chicago. Activi¬ ties: Hockey (1,2,3,4) Media Squad (1,2,3,4) ANGELA M. CARCIA Pet Peeve: People who aren’t themselves. Fa¬ vorite Saying: “Sure, why not?” RANDY CASTRO RONALD CHAGNON — Ron Ambition: to be wealthy and unemployed. Pet Peeve: English homework. Favorite Saying: “How you doing”. NANCY CHAMBERLAIN Ambition: Get through High School. Pet Peeve: Lack of bread. Favorite Saying: You bet. JOSEPH MICHAEL CHAMPAGNE — Joe Ambition: To retire at 18. Pet Peeve: Snobs and goofs. Favorite Saying: “Really Now!” Activities: Computer Club (1) Student Coun¬ cil (3). CHERYL A. CHAPONIS Ambition: To enjoy life. Pet Peeve: Making decisions. Activities: Outing Club 1,3; Student Council 1,2; Pep Squad 2; Nurse’s Assistant 3,4; Senior Get Together 4. ROBERT CLARK ALBERT WARREN CLOGSTON — Bert Ambition: A ski bum. Pet Peeve: Torn Liga¬ ments. Activities: Track 1,2,3,4, Football 1.2.3.4, Band 1,2,3,4, Vocal 3,4, GHYC 4, 1776 3, Guys and Dolls 2, Favorite Saying: Five years from now it won’t matter. JAMES T. CLOSE — James T. Ambition: To survive. Pet Peeve: The Admin¬ istration. Favorite Saying: Minor Details. Ac¬ tivities: Student Council 2,3,4, Junior Execu¬ tive Board, Guys and Dolls, Senior Get To¬ gether. KAREN A. COHAN Ambition: Health Field. Pet Peeve: Bedding Barn Commercials. Activities: AFS 1, Senior Get Together. MONICA COLALUCA — Ma Ambition: Doctor. Pet Peeve: Buses. Favorite Saying: “You Best”. Activities: Pep Squad (3,4). GAIL COLBY Ronald Chagnon Nancy Chamberlain Joseph Michael Champagne Albert Warren Clogston James T. Close Karen A. Cohan Mark Campmire Nancy Campmire ifasmi Caraminas Angela M. Carcia Randy Castro Daniel Carbonneau Monica Colaluca Gail Colby “HEAR NO EVIL, SEE NO EVIL, SPEAK NO EVIL, DO NO EVIL” Cheryl A. Chaponis Robert Clark - DAVID COLLINS — Matsa Ambition — To fix bikes and race them. Pet Peeve — People who always look for the worst in others. Favorite saying — Those are the breaks. Activities Attendance office assistant 4. WILLIAM COLLINS LYNN FRANCES COMEAU Ambition — To be happy. Pet Peeve — Rainy days. Activities — Junior Prom Committee (3). PEGGY COOPE JOAN LORRAINE COPE — Joanie Favorite Saying: You know? Pet Peeve: Get¬ ting up in the morning. Activities: Student Council 2,3,4; Girls Track 2; South Windsor Youth Council 2,3,4; “1776” 3; South Winds 4; Senior Get Together 4; Outing Club 4. PAUL D. CORCORAN — Corky Ambition: Veterinarian. Pet Peeve: People who don’t give other people a chance. Activi¬ ties: JV Soccer 3, V. Soccer 4, Freshman Bas¬ ketball Mgr. V. Basketball Mgr. 3, Junior Class Executive Board, Computor Club 2, Current Affairs Club 1, Chorus 3, Media Squad 2, Senior Get Together. DENNIS COUGHLIN KATHY COUREY — Core Ambition: Medical Technologist. Pet Peeve: SAT. Activities: Vocal Ensemble (1,2,3,4) Chorus (1,2,3,4) Varsity Basketball (2) Guys and Dolls (2) 1776 (3) Jrl Prom Committee (3) Outing Club (2,3). CHRISTINE COVENSKY — Chris Ambition To travel. Pet Peeve Hurley. JOAN COVENSKY Ambition — Travel. Pet Peeve — Waiting for people. Activities — DECA I II. PATRICIA I. COWLES —Pattie Ambition: to work with underprivileged chil¬ dren. Pet Peeve: People that can’t be them¬ selves. Favorite Saying: “I’m hungry again”. Activities: Outing Club 3. SHARON CRAPAROTTA Ambition: To own a Porsche. Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple who hold grudges. Activities: Cheerleader 3,4 Student Council 2,4 Get Together 4. KATHLEEN A. CROMBIE — Kathy Ambition: Nursing. Pet Peeve: 3 mandatory meetings in one activity period. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses Club 1; Outing Club 1; Home Ec Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Get Together; Band Librarian 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Pub. LYNN MARIE CULVER Ambition — To own land in Vermont and build my own house on it. Pet Peeve — Hor- ass-ment, people who cause trouble for other people. Favorite saying — Want to leave? Ac¬ tivities Girl’s track 2, Assembly committee 3, Pep squad 2,3,4, Junior Prom, Senior get-to¬ gether. KATHLEEN CURVINO —Kathy Ambition: Dental Hygienist. Pet Peeve: Marching at football games. Favorite Saying: I don’t care. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3; Outing Club 1,2,3,4; Bd. of Directors 3,4; Youth Council 2,3,4. ARLENE CYR Ambition — Medical Secretary. Pet Peeve — 5. A.T. Activities — Outing Club (1-4), Junior Prom Committee. David Collins William Collins Lynn Frances Comeau Paul D. Corcoran Christine Covensky Sharon Craparotta Kathleen A. Crombie Lynn Marie Culver Joan Lorraine Cope UfEfC Dennis Coughlin Kathy Courey Patricia I. Cowles Joan Covensky Arlene Cyr Kathleen Curvino SiiliiU Stephen Daugherty Catherine G. Daley Stephen Demarais Elizabeth A. DelMastro Gary Desmarais Sue Ann DeRosa Mark C. Deskis Patricia Ann Dillon Gary Dionne Mark DiCiancia CATHERINE G. DALEY Scaley Ambition — Travel and be happy. Pet Peeve - Waiting for people who are never on time. Activities — DECA 12. STEPHEN DAUGHERTY CHRISTINE DAVIS — Chris Ambition — To have a successful career. Pet Peeve — People who are always late. Favorite Saying — “Really.” Activities — Senior get- together 4, Office assistant 4. JAMES DAVIS NANCY L. DAVIS Ambition — To travel and see the world. Pet Peeve — People who don ' t act themselves. Activities — Senior Get-Together (4). ELIZABETH A. DELMASTRO — Beth Ambition — Farming, Journalism. Pet Peeve — Red tape and mind games. Activities - Field Hockey 1; Reflectios 3; South Winds 3,4 (co-editor). STEPHEN DEMARAIS Ambition — to be happy. Favorite saying - Holy Cow. Activities — Baseball 2,3,4, Bas¬ ketball 1, Outing Club 1,2,3,4, Senior get- together. DAVID DEMERS SHIRLEY DENNO Pet Peeve — Being called Shirk Ambition Psychology, Outing Club (1,3,4), AFS (3), Junior Prom, Yearbook, Seniot Get-together. SHEILA DEPREY — Shel Ambition — Breed Animals. Pet Peeve - When people are late. Favorite Saying “Oh! C ome on!” SUE ANN DEROSA — Susie Ambition — To be a nurse. Pet Peeve Having a cold. Activities — Student Council — 1 . MARK C. DESKIS — Marcus Ambition — To make the best out of life. Pet Peeve — People that hassle. Favorite Saying No Way. Activities: Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4. GARY DESMARAIS MARK DIC1ANC1A D.C. Ambition — Forestry. Pet Peeve — Gear- heads. Favorite Saying — “You ' re a jerk.” Activities — JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Senior Get Together. PATRICIA ANN DILLON — Patty Ambition — Physical Education Teacher. Pet Peeve— Being short. Favorite Saying — Hey. Activities — Varsity Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Varsity and J.V. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Varsity Softball 1,2,3,4. Pep Squad 2,3, Vocal Ensem¬ ble 1.2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, AFS 1,2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 1,2, N HS 3,4, Guys and Dolls 2, Senior Get Together 4. GARY DIONNE Pet Peeve — Spanish. Ambition — To be in a Rock Band. Favorite Saying: 1 like it!. Band (2,3,4), Dance Band (4), Show (3,4), Senior Get-Together. Christine Davis David Demers James Davis Nancy L. Davis Shirley Denno Sheila Deprey “YOU WILL FIND, AS YOU LOOK BACK UPON YOUR LIFE, THAT THE MOMENTS THAT STAND OUT ARE THE MOMENTS WHEN YOU HAVE DONE THINGS FOR OTHERS” 42 Suzanne Rae Doering Gloria Ann Doer Gary Downs Jim Dowling Milda Dragunevicius Wayne H. Dumond Edward Duclos Jr. David W. Dutton «HM � } GLORIA ANN DOER — Little Bit Ambition: Go to college, social worker. Pet Peeve: Hate those who think their better than others. Activities: Deca, Career Education. SUZANNE RAE DOERING Ambition: Beat the system, live in nature, and return to Sweden. Pet Peeve: Time. Favorite Saying: “Let me forget about today until to¬ morrow.” Activities: Girls Track (1), Assem¬ bly Committee (1), Student Council (I), Out¬ ing Club (1,2,3,4), South Winds (2,3,4), Youth Council (2,3,4), Class Vice President (3), Prom Committee (3), AFS American Abroad to Sweden (3), AFS (4), Senior Ex¬ ecutive Board (4). JIM DOWLING Activities — Soccer 3 yrs.. Track 1 yr. GARY DOWNS MILDA DRAG UN EV 1C I US Ambition never getting caught. Favorite say¬ ing “get down . Pet Peeve Mr. Horan’s smile, people who can ' t say my last name. Activities Deca I II, Office Assistant 2,3,4, Senior get-together. EDWARD DUCLOS JR. — Bert, Duke Ambition: Professional Football Player. Pet Peeve: Windsprints, Monkey Crawls. Activi¬ ties: Football 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3, Get Together 4. WAYNE H. DUMOND — Rung Fu Ambition: Police Officer. Pet Peeve: Being called Narq. DAVID W. DUTTON — Dave Pet Peeve — Marching at football games. Ac- tivieies — Band — 1,2,3,4, J.V. Soccer — 1, Guys and Dolls — 2. Ambition — to live happily. JEANNE MARIE DONAHUE - Motormouth Ambition To make people happy. Pet Peeve Pessimistic people. Activities Band 1,2,3,4, Band Librarian 2,3,4, Gymnastics 1, Gymnas¬ tic Team Manager 2, Girls Track 1, NHS 3,4, Home Economics Club 2, Home economics Club Vice-President 3, Home Econics Club President 4. DEBRA LEE DON LON Debbie Ambition: to enjoy life. Pet Peeve: Being pho¬ tographed. Activities: South Winds (4). Cho¬ rus (1,2,3,4), A.F.S. (1,2), Pep Squad (3,4). GARY DOYON STEPHEN MICHAEL DONOVAN Fuzzy, Hey you Ambition: to be ambitious. Pet Peeve: not hav¬ ing a pet peeve. Favorite Saying: “Oh well, they come, they go”. Activities: Reflections. SUE DUMAS Ambition: To own my own business. Pet Peeve: Pushy People. Favorite Saying: You gotta be kidding. JAMES RICHARD DUVAL — Chester Ambition Veterinary Medicine. Pet Peeve. Fa¬ vorite Saying. Activities Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Guys and Dolls 2. Band 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL W. DZEN JR. — Dezin Ambition — To be happy and make a lot of money. Pet Peeve — Band teachers who can’t tell time. Favorite Saying — Nezeee. Activi¬ ties — Band (1-4), Chorus (3,4), Vocal (4), Guys Dolls (2), Outing Club (2.3.4). CNW (3), Freshman Football (1). JOSEPHINE M. DZIAMA — Jo Ambition: to be happy. Pet Peeve: changing my mind. Activities: AFS, Football Manager. Josephine M. Dziama Michael W. Dzen James Richard Duval Jeanne Marie Donahue Debra Lee Donlon Stephen Michael Donovan Gary Doyon Sue Dumas DALE EASTER SCOTT ELMORE Ambition Wealth. Favorite Saying What’s the story? Activities Chorus 1,2,3,4, AFS 1,2, Guys and Dolls 2. Chess Club 3. WILLIAM ANTHONY ENES — Tony Ambition: College. Pet Peeve: Nerds, Favorite Saying: “Heeeey”. Activities: Football (1,2,3,4), Track (2,3,4), Senior Get-Together (4). KAREN L. FABRYCKI — Bricky Ambition: Legal Secretary. Pet Peeve: School lunches, people who are never on time. Favor¬ ite Saying: Give me a break. Activities: Deca I, Deca II. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH FAIRMAN — Chris Ambition: To be understood. Pet Peeve: Ask¬ ing questions that never get answered. Favor¬ ite Saying: Where’s Sara? Activities: Volley¬ ball 1; Computer Club 2; Student Council 4; Yearbook, business manager 4; Pep Squad 2.4, co-chairman 3. NANETTE FALCINELLI — Net Ambition Physical Education. Pet Peeve Peo¬ ple who call me Nut instead of Net. Activities Basketball 1, AFS 2,3,4, Outing Club 1,2,3,4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Get Togeth¬ er, Yearbook, Cheerleading 3,4, Cheerleading Captain 4, NHS 3,4, Youth Council 1,2,3,4. ROBERT P. FEATHERSTONE — Bob Ambition: Chemical Engineer. Pet Peeve: Umbers and Machines. Favorite Saying: The way I see it . . . and Don’t forget to drop me a line. Activities: NHS 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Computer Club 1; South Winds 3,4; JV Soc¬ cer 1,2,3; V Soccer 4; JV Baseball 1,2,3; V Baseball 4; Boys State 3; Outing Club 3,4; Senior Get Together; Student Council 1,3. STEVEN C. FERWERDA — Calvin Ambition College. Pet Peeve Smokers. Activi¬ ties Football 1, Cross-Country 2,3, Track 1.2.3.4, Senior Get-together 4. MARIE FLOCCO Ambition — Fashion Merchandizing. Pet Peeve — Superiority personalities. Favorite saying — It’s getting better all the time. APRIL N. FOSTER Ambition: College. Activities: Basketball 1, A.F.S. 2,3,4, Outing Club 1,2,3,4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Get Together 4, Yearbook 4, NHS 3,4. JOHN FOURNIER — J Ambition: To succeed. Pet Peeve: Sopho¬ mores. Favorite Saying: “Really?” STEPHEN A. FRANCIS — Scuff Pet Peeve: People who try to be something they aren’t. Favorite Saying: You can do bet¬ ter than that. Activities: AFS; Chess Club; Ecology Club. KATHY R. FRANCO — Frank Ambition — To be happy. Pet Peeve — Liars. Favorite saying — cuck a. Activities Chorus 2,3, Pep squad 3,4, Assembly committee 3,4, Senior get-together 4. MARK B. FREEMAN Ambition: Good Career. Pet Peeve: Kids who wear black socks in gym. Favorite Saying: I have to go to the bathroom. Activities: Base¬ ball 2,3,4; Outing Club 3,4; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 3; Senior Get Together 4; Senior Re¬ ception 4; Youth Council 3,4. KEVIN A. FRENCH — Frenchie Pet Peeve: Classes. ROY FRIEDMAN Ambition: A business career. Pet Peeve: Teachers who show favoritism. Robert P. Featherstone Steven C. Ferwerda Marie Flocco Stephen A. Francis Kathy R. Franco Mark B. Freeman YOU ARE AND YOU WILL ALWAYS BE THE DEAREST KIND OF FRIEND TO ME FOR FRIENDS WHO ACCEPT US AS WE ARE ARE THE MOST TREA¬ SURED FRIENDS BY FAR. Dale Easter Scott Elmore William Anthony Enes Karen L. Fabrycki Christine Elizabeth Fairman Nanette Falcinelli Kevin A. French Roy Friedman 45 DAVID L. FRIER — Dave Ambition Computer processing. Activities Freshman soccer 1, Chessman club 2, JV soc¬ cer 3, Computer club 3. KAREN FRITZEN Ambition: To enjoy life. Pet Peeve: Waking up. Activities: Volley Ball 2,3; Track 2; Pep Squad 2,3; Senior Get Together. CHRISTOPHER FUCHS MARK F. FUTTNER DANIEL GALOVICH SUSAN GARLAND — Sue Pet Peeve Attendance Office Ambition Veter¬ inarian Activities PEP. DEBRA LEE GATES Ambition — College. Activities Office assis¬ tant 1, Outing club 1,2,3,4, Youth Council 2,3, Tennis 3,4, A.F.S. 2, Senior get-together Nickname Debbie. DEAN GAVELLO Ambition: College. Pet Peeve: Cops, Cons, Costs. Activities: Freshman Basketball J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Outing Club (3,4). MICHAEL E. GERBER — Gerb Ambition — To be successful. Pet Peeve — K.A.s. Activities — J.V. Baseball — 1,2, Freshman basketball, J.V. Soccer — 1,2, Var¬ sity Soccer — 3,4, Varsity Basketball — 3,4, Varsity Baseball — 4, D.E.C.A. — 3,4, Out¬ ing club — 3,4, Senior Get Together. GREG GIANGRAVE ROBIN GILBERT DEBORAH A. GILL — Debbi Ambitions: Cosmetologist. Pet Peeve: The name John. Favorite Saying: “Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind, so we make our dreams a reality.” Activities: Junior Prom 3, Yearbook 4. DAVID MARK GILLER — Craze Ambition: Veterinarian. Pet Peeve: Crowded doorways. Activities: Student Council 3. BOB GILLIGAN MICHAEL GLIDDEN JANE GOODWIN — Janie Activities — Tennis — 1,2,3,4, Band — 2,3, Cheerleading — 3,4, Outing Club 1,2,3,4, Senior Get Together, NHS — 3,4, Laurel Girls State, Rotary Exchange to France, Stu¬ dent Council — 2. Karen Fritzen David Mark Giller Christopher Fuchs Susan Garland David L. Frier Michael E. Gerber Bob Gilligan Daniel Galovich BHHM “EVERY INDIVIDUAL HAS A PLACE TO FILL IN THE WORLD, AND IS IMPORTANT IN SOME RESPECT, WHETH¬ ER HE CHOOSES TO BE SO OR NOT” Debra Lee Gates Dean Gavello Michael Glidden Jane Goodwin 47 MARY GOOLSBY — Mar Ambition: Live life to it’s fullest. Pet Peeve: Necks and Mrs. Hurley. Favorite Saying: “Let ' s Party”. PETER GRIFFITHS SANDRA L. GRISEL Griz Ambition — To live life to the fullest. Pet Peeve — People who look down on others. Favorite Saying “Oh C’mon.” PAUL GUILLEMETTE Pet Peeve: Red necks. SCOTT EDWARD HAGELIN Ambition: To be satisfied for the rest of my life. Pet Peeve: Wind Sprints and Monkey Crawls. Activities: Freshman Football (1), J.V. Football (2), Varsity Football (3,4), Youth Council (2,3,4), A.F.S. (3), Track (2), Senior Get-Together (4), Outing Club (3,4). NANCY ELLEN HAGGETT — The Nanc Ambition — Data Processing systems. Pet Peeve — wearing glasses. Favorite saying “Say hey Nick, What’d ya say?” Activities — Chorus — 1, Yearbook — 4. TED HALE — “T”, Hed Tale Ambition: To get a Two hundred dollar pay- check on sod. Pet Peeve: People who aren’t on time. Activities: Hockey 2,3,4. SHARON HAMMICK — Shar Ambition — Health Education. Pet Peeve — Humorless people. Activities — Year book (associate editor), South Winds 4, Pep squad 1,2,3, Student council 1, Outing club 2,4. SUSAN A. HAMMOND Senior Pet Peeve — People who say one thing and mean another. Favorite Saying — “Hey see ya.” Activities — Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 3,4, Senior Get Together 4, Special Ed. Aid. SHARON LEE HANSON — Sha Ambition — To graduate. Pet Peeve — Homework. Favorite Saying — “You know what I mean.” JENNIFER JEAN HARRIS — Jen, Nandy, and J.J. Ambition: Secretary, to always be happy and to make others happy. Pet Peeve: Yellow School Buses, 90% of television, and SAT’s. Activities: Ecology Club (2), Outing Club (3,4). DAVID S. HAUCK — Dave Ambition To have a ball. Pet Peeve Shar’s “Vair”. Favorite Saying “You’re Unbeliev¬ able”. Activities Freshman Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3,4, J.V. Baseball 1,2, Freshman Basketball I, J.V. Basketball 2,3, Varsity Bas¬ ketball 4, Senior Get Together. RICHARD HAWRYS MICHAEL W. HAYES Ambition: To attend college. Favorite Saying: What’s the story. SUSAN S. HAYES — Sue Ambition: Cytotechnology. Pet Peeve: People who rush through life. Favorite Saying: “Hey Bub.” Activities: Outing Club 1,2,3,4; 1 776 — Make-up and Usherette; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Yearbook (Senior Section); Senior Get To¬ gether. JOSEPH E. HEBERT Pet Peeve: Losing, Activities: Football, Track. Susan A. Hammond Sharon Hammick Paul Guillemette Scott Edward Hagelin Sharon Lee Hanson Sandra L. Grisel David Herzog Randy Heckman Susan Kathleen Hopley Susan Hornat Tracie Howe Tom Howells Ellen Hyman Gregory Jankowski m RANDY HECKMAN DAVID HERZOG — Hers Ambition: Forestry. Pet Peeve: Mark. Activi¬ ties: Cross Country 2,3; Track 1,2. PETER A. HERZOG — Pete, Hertz Ambition — Cook. LISA ANN HOBSON Ambition: To be a doctor and open a free clinic. Pet Peeve: People who don’t look you in the eye when they talk. Favorite Saying: “Really?” Activities: AFS ATPAC Math League. DANIEL HOPKINS — Hop Ambition — College. Pet Peeve — Hills. Ac¬ tivities — Cross country — 2,3,4, Track — I, 2,3,4, Outing Club — 4. SUSAN KATHLEEN HOPLEY — Sue, Hopeless Ambition — To always remain curious and excited about life. Pet Peeve — Politics influ¬ ence on education and infatuation. Favorite saying — “I’ve gotta talk to you” Activities Editor of Reflections, secretary South Win- dosr Youth Council, student council represen¬ tative, senior get-together, football manager, office assistant. SUSAN HORNAT CAROL A. HOSKING Ambition: To live in the mountains. Favorite Saying: “If only people knew”. Activities: South Winds (1), Pep Squad (2), Science As¬ sistant (3), Senior Get-Together (4). TRACIE HOWE Ambition: Electocardiograph Technician. Pet Peeve: Moody People. Activities: Office Assis¬ tant 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Junior Prom; Senior Get together. TOM HOWELLS SANDRA HULL — Sandy Ambition — C.P.A. Pet Peeve — Fake Peo¬ ple. ELLEN HYMAN Ambition — To live life to its fullest. Pet Peeve — Shallow value judgements. Favorite Saying — “Don’t worry about it.” Activities — Student Council (1), Girls’ State (3), Re¬ flections (3). GREGORY JANKOWSKI — Greg . Ambition To be happy and successful. Pet Peeve K.A.’s. Favorite Saying “You’re Kid¬ ding me.” Activities Freshman Basketball 1, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3,4, J.V. Soccer 1,2, Varsity Soccer 3,4, Tennis 4, Sen¬ ior Get-Together 4. RONALD E. JODICE — Jodi Activities: J.V. Soccer (1), J.V. Football (2), Varsity Football (3,4), Track (3,4), Guys and Dolls (2). DANIEL ROBERT JOHNSON Ambition: College. Pet Peeve: SK. Activities: Outing Club (1,2,3,4), Track (1,2,3,4), Cross Country (1,2,3,4). SANDRA G. JOHNSON — Sandy Ambition — Secretary. Favorite Saying - “You’re crazy.” Sandra G. Johnson Lisa Ann Hobson Daniel Robert Johnson Daniel Hopkins Sandra Hull Ronald E. Jodice Peter A. Herzog Carol A. Hosking ALEX JONES Activities: Cross Country 1, Track 2. MARY-BETH KAESER — B CHRISTOPHER A. KEARNEY — Chris Ambition: Swim the English Channel. Pet Peeve: Greasers. Favorite Saying: Je Pense done, je suis. Activities: Golf 1,2,3,4, Hockey 2,3,4, Seniot Get Together 4, Outing Club 4. MICHAEL KEATING KATHY KEEFE ROBERT J. KEEN Ambition to be a Marine Scientist. Favorite saying be good. Pet Peeve people who fight. Activities Business Club, Library Aid. THOMAS KELLY THOMAS P. KENDRICK — T.K. JOHN KENNEDY Ambition — To play baseball. Activities — Freshman football, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Cross Country. SCOTT A. KENYON — Champ Ambition: Forestry. Pe t Peeve: Hard Courses. Activities: Track (3,4), Cross Country (3,4), Hockey (2), Outing Club (1,2,3,4). LENNART K. KLOO Ambition: To live my way. Pet Peeve: School. Favorite Saying: “Yeah, Right.” Activities: Band 2,4. LAWRENCE CHARLES KOMINSKE — Kominsk Ambition — Landscaper. Pet Peeve — morn¬ ing announcements and the flag. Favorite say¬ ing — “You pimple.” Activities Freshman track, sophomore football. ROBERT W. KRASNER — Kras Ambition: Chef. Pet Peeve: Stuck up People. Favorite Saying: “How’s it going.” Activities: Football 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Guys and Dolls. JILL C. KREMIDAS Ambition: Scientific Research. Pet Peeve: The sound of cracking knuckles. Activities: Volley¬ ball 1; Guys and Dolls 2; Pep Squad 2,3; Cho¬ rus 3,4; Girls Track Manager 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Get Together 4. ANNMARIE KRULL — Ann Ambition — Work in theater. Pet Peeve — People who have something to say but will not speak up and say it clearly enough for other people to understand. Favorite Saying — “Come on girls!” Activities — Main office assistant, Attendance office assistant. JEANETTE K. KULIS Pet Peeve: Two faced people. Favorite Saying: “Really.” Ambition: To be rich. Christopher A. Kearney John Kennedy Alex Jones Thomas Kelly 4 Mary-Beth Kaeser i Thomas P. Kendrick Michael Keating Kathy Keefe Robert J. Keene Scott A. Kenyon Lennart K. Kloo Lawrence Charles Kominske Robert W. Krasner Jill Kremidas Jeannette Kulis Ann Marie Krull DANIEL D. KURYLO Activities: Track (1,2,3,4), Cross Country (2.3.4) , Vocal Ensemble (1,2), Band (3,4), Outing Club (3,4), Guys and Dolls (2). DAVID G. LANGFORD — Goldilocks Ambition: A ski bum. Pet Peeve: Nicknames. Favorite Saying: “FSWHS.” Activities: Out¬ ing Club (1,2,3,4), Guys and Dolls (2), Centu¬ rion (4). GARY LANIER — Ernie Ambition: To pan for gold in B.C. Pet Peeve: The Horse. Favorite saying. “Keep on keep’n on.” DANIEL LANZA — Danny Ambition — Good Times. Activities — J.V. Soccer — 1,2, Varsity Soccer — 3,4, Fresh¬ man Basketball, French Track, Varsity Track 2, Indoor Track — 2, Band — 1,2, Senior Get Together. Outing Club. CAROL LAPPALA Ambition: Food Service. Pet Peeve: People who can’t be themselves. Activities: Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; HE Club 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1; Student Council 1; Chorus 1, Craft Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; Senior Get Together 4 . THOMAS LAPPALA — Torch Ambition: Nobel Prize. Pet Peeve: Sanford. Activities: Computer Club 1,2,3; Chest Club 1,2,3. BRUCE LARIVIERE Ambition: To find the occupation that I enjoy and to succeed in it. To be happy in the future and to be able to never stop learning and strive to live accordingly. Pet Peeve: People saying to me“Are you Bob’s brother?” Favorite Saying: “I am who I am and nobody else. I wish to be recognized as an individual, not from the as¬ pect of being one’s brother.” Activities: Track (1.2.4) , Cross Country (2,3,4), Outing Club (3.4) , Senior Get-Together. BRIAN LATHROP EDWARD LAUZIER — Eddie Activities: Hockey (2,3,4), Basketball (3,4). BRUCE LAWLER Pet Peeve: Math. Favorite Saying: “Shove-it Soucey.” SEAN J. LAWTON — Baby-face Ambition: Make money. CARA L. LEIBOWITZ Ambition: To find the cost of freedom. Activi¬ ties: AFS 1,2,3; South Winds 4. GARY LEITAO CARL LENKEIT — Machine, 6, Iron, Steve Ambition: Engineer. Pet Peeve: Nicknames. Favorite Saying: That’s Really good. Activi¬ ties: Outing Club 4; JV Soccer 1,2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Freshman Track 1; JV Track 2; Varsity Track 3,4; NHS 3,4; Student Council 3; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Get To¬ gether. DONNA LEONARD Ambition — To always think I’m only half way there. ADRIENNE LIZOTTE — Drain Ambition — To always be happy. Pet Peeve Red Tape. Activities — Business Club (1), Softball (1,2), Basketball (2), Basketball Manager (1,3,4), Vollyball Manager (3,4), NHS (3,4), Show (2,3), Band (2,3,4), Vocal (3,4), Class Secretary (3,4), Senior Get To¬ gether (4). David G. Langford Cara Leibowitz Gary Leitao Daniel D. Kurylo Gary Lanier Thomas Lappala Edward Lauzier Carl Lenkeil Bruce LaRiviere Bruce Lawler Brian Lathrop Daniel Lanza Donna Leonard Carol Lappala Sean J. Lawton Adrienne Lizotte Lisa Marie MacMillan Linda Maillet Lou-Ann Marchesseault Wayne P. Martel Elizabeth Martin “DO NOT FOLLOW WHERE THE PATH MAY LEAD. GO, INSTEAD, WHERE THERE IS NO PATH AND LEAVE A TRAIL.” 56 Marianne Martin Michael Anthony Martocci Rudy Masciovecchio BRIAN K. LONGO — Bri Ambition: To keep on running. Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple who don ' t give IOO ' t dTon. Activities: Varsity Track (1,2,3,4). Cross Country (1,3,4), Boy ' s State. DAVID E. ' LONGO Dave Ambition: Fly navy. Pet Peeve: Monday Mornings. Activities: J.V. Football (2). Varsi¬ ty Football (3,4), Outing club. SUSAN E. LONGO Sue Ambition — College. Pet Peeve — People who are always late. Favorite saying — Excellent. Activities Class secretary 1, Student council representative 1, Class secretary 2, Outing club 2,3, A.F.S. 2,3, Junior Prom committee 3, NHS 3,4, Cheerleading 3,4, Senior get-to¬ gether 4. RICHARD LUTY Rick Ambition: College and to be rich. Pet Peeve: Carrying books. Favorite Saying: If you can ' t dazzle them with Brillance then baffle them with B.S. SUSAN LYONS — Sue Ambition Travel, enjoy life and writing. Pet Peeve People who don ' t use their talents, gym. Activities AFS 1,2,3, AFS Publicity Chairper¬ son 3, South Winds 4, Yearbook-Associative Editor — Underclassmen 4, Senior-Get-To- gether. LISA MARIE MACMILLAN - Liza Ambition — Travel, modeling. Pet Peeve - People who don ' t act like themselves, and care too much about what everybody else thinks. Activities Senior get-together 4. LINDA MAILLET ROBERT MAILLET Ambition: Own a speed shop in California. Pet Peeve: F G classes. BILL MANGINO REBECCA G. MANN Becky Ambition: Physical Therapist. Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple who call me a Jockette . Favorite Saying: “Son of a gun . Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Band 1,2; AFS 2.3.4; Outing Club 1,2.3.4; Bd. of Directors 3,4; Senior Get Together; Senior Reception. LOU-ANN MARCHESSEAULT Ambition: Medical Secretary. Pet Term Papers. Activities: Volleyball 1 ketball manager 1; Track manager Squad 2,3; Yearbook 4; Senior Get Together Office Assistant 4. WAYNE P. MARTEL Ambition: To become a Draftsman. Pet Peeve: Stuck up chicks. Favorite Saying: “Be nice. Activities: Future Business Leaders Of Amer¬ ica, Library Aid. ELIZABETH MARTIN - Liz Ambition: To find the answers. Pet Peeve: Plans that don ' t work out. Favorite Saying: Live life as it comes. MARIANNE MARTIN — Shorty Pet Peeve — Knee ' s. Ambition — Physical education, and to live life to it ' s fullest. Favor¬ ite saving — Keep smiling. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3.4; Volleyball 1.2,3.4. A.F.S. 1.2, Pep Squad 3,4. MICHAEL ANTHONY MARTOCCI Ambition To enjoy life and live it to the fullest. Pet Peeve People who use other people. RUDY MASCIOVECCHIO Ambition Marry Marie. Pet Peeve Peo¬ ple who don ' t know how to drive. Activities Outing Club (1.2,3). Peeve: 2; Bas- Pep Richard Luty Susan E. Longo Bill Mangino Susan Lyons Rebecca G. Mann Robert Maillet Mark McAndrew Peter H. McAndrew THE GREATEST USE OF LIFE IS TO SPEND IT FOR SOME THING THAT WILL OUTLAST IT. Laura Lynn McLeod Art McNary Kathy L. Metzger Nick Meligoms 58 Cheryl Lee Miller Kevin Minguy MARK MCANDREW — Mick Ambition — College. Pet Peeve — Arc you Peter? Activities —Outing Club (1-4). PETER H. MCANDREW Pete Ambition: College. Pet Peeve: Slow Skiers. Activities Outing Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; WILLIAM M. MCCARTHY — Mac Ambition — R.P.l. Pet Peeve — Condition¬ ing, S.A.T.’s. Activities — Outing Club (1-4), Varsity Hockey (2,3,4), JV Baseball (3). Var¬ sity Baseball (4). CONNIE MARIE MCCARTHY Ambition Just to be happy. Pet Peeve not lik¬ ing people for what they really are. Favorite saying “Thanks a lot . PATRICIA ELLEN MCGU1NNESS— Pat Ambition: Nursing. Pet Peeve: blocked door¬ ways. Favorite Saying: “What a brat.” Activi¬ ties: Attendance Office Assistant 1; Guys and Dolls 2; Lab Assistant 3,4; NHS 1,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; AFS officer 3,4; Senior Get Together; Outing Club 3,4; Yearbook 4. LAURA LYNN MCLEOD Ambition To be happy. Pet Peeve People with no respect. Favorite Saying “Whar can 1 say! Activities Outing Club 2,4. ART MCNARY CHERYL MCNARY - Sue Ambition Accounting. Pet Peeve My Brother. NICK MELIGONIS Ambition: To be successful and happy. Pet Peeve: English. Activities: JV Soccer 3; Out¬ ing Club 1,2,3,4; DECA 3.4. KATHY L. METZGER Ambition: Marry Dale and travel the country. Pet Peeve: Going to School after parking the night before. Favorite Saying. “Are you going to the Sod Field?” MARY MICHAUD — Malardy Ambition: Photographer. Favorite Saying: “Shut-Up.” Pet Peeve: Admit slips and Passes. CHERYL LEE MILLER Ambition — W ' ildlife Conservationist. Pet Peeve — Cliques. Activities Cross Country 1, Basketball 2, Track 1,2,3,4, AFS 4, Senior get-together 4. KEVIN MINGUY DARRELL MINNEFIELD Ambition —- Drafting and doing what I want. Pet Peeve — Michno, Super Fly. Favorite say¬ ing “what ' s up. Evening. Activities Student Council Representative 1,2,3. PATRICK MITCHELL BRENT RICHARD MURRAY Ambition College — High Park New York. Pet Peeve Red Necks Narks. Favorite Say¬ ing Decent. Activities Woodshop, Industrial Arts. William M. McCarthy Connie Marie McCarthy Cheryl McNary Mary Michaud Darrell Minnefield Patrick Mitchell Patricia Ellen McGuinness Brent Richard Murray BRIAN ROBERT MURRAY — “Bri” Ambition: College. Pet Peeve: Rednecks and Carter carbs. Favorite Saying: “Decent MELANIE J. NACHYLY Ambition: Jazz Musician. Pet Peeve: bad com¬ munication. Favorite Saying: “Dig it . Activi¬ ties: Concert Band (1,2,3,4) Dance Band (1,2,4) Chorus (4) Vocal Ensemble (4) Guys and Dolls (2) 1776 (3) MICHAEL NADEAU JANE NEKIUNAS Ambition: to be. Favorite Saying: “Bye, you guys . Activities: Craft Club NANCY ANNE NORIDGE — Nance Ambition: To live off the land. Pet Peeve: Cigarettes. Favorite Saying: Right, Right. Ac¬ tivities: President 1,2, Gymnastics 1,3,4, Vocal 1,2, All State 3,4, G.H.Y.C. 3,4, Senior Get- Together, Track 1,2,3,4 VICKY NOWICKI Polack Ambition: Extension Agent or Fashion De¬ signer. Favorite Saying: “But what can I sav?” Activities: Tumbling Club (1,2) Track (1,2) Volleyball (2,3) Vocal Ensemble (2,3,4) NHS (3,4) CARL NOWIK JEFFREY EDWARD O’BRIEN Pet Peeve — conceited people. Ambition — To have a good paying job. Nickname — Roach. Favorite Saying — Take care. Activi¬ ties — Student Council — 1,2 JOHN J. O’COIN JR. Junior Ambition: Draftsmen. Favorite Saying: None. Activities: Outing Club JEFFREY ALLAN O’CONNELL Ambition — Marine Biologist. Pet Peeve — No imagination. Favorite Saying — Keep on Truckin’ MARK PETER O ' CONNOR Pet Peeve: Sandy. Favorite Saying: “Give me a break MARY O ' CONNOR LIEF OLESEN CLIFF OLIVEIRA SANDRA LYNN OLMSTEAD — Sandy Ambition: To travel and be happy. Pet Peeve: Peopl who don ' t care. Activities: Office Assis¬ tant 2; Track 2; DAVID PARKER — Dave Ambition: Architect. Pet Peeve: “Home Work”. Activities Football 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4 Carl Nowik Jeffrey Edward O’Brien John J. O’Coin Jr. Mary O Connor Lief Olesen L ilt Oliveira “THE NATURE OF THE HARVEST DEPENDS UPON THE SEEDS YOU SOW.” J Michael Nadeau Brian Robert Murray Melanie J. Nachyly Jane Nekiunas Nancy Anne Noridge Vicky Nowicki Sandra Lynn Olmstead David Parker 61 SUSAN V. PARKER — Sue Ambition: Secretary. Pet Peeve: Snobs. Ac¬ tivities: Junior Prom 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Sen¬ ior Get Together 4 JIM PASTULA — Buba Ambition: To work and become rich. Pet Peeve: Study Halls. Favorite Saying: Hey Chump. Activities: Hockey 1,2,3. GARY PELLETIER GEORGE PENDROK Ambition Forestry. Favorite Saying Keep on truckin. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4 MARK C. PHALIN Ambition — To graduate. Pet Peeve — Eng¬ lish. Favorite Saying — Oh Jesus! ELEANOR MARY PICARD Ambition: Fashion Merchandising and Retail¬ ing. Pel Peeve: People who don ' t act them¬ selves. Favorite Saying: Whaa..t. Activities: Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Year¬ book Staff, Outing Club 2,3; Guys and Dolls, Pep Squad 3 TAMMY POLLARD LORI POTTINGF.R Ambition; To travel all over the world. Pet Peeve: People who don ' t have a sense of hu¬ mor. Favorite Saying: Don ' t make me laugh JAMES J. POTYRA — Jim Ambition: Auto Mechanic. Pet Peeve: People who think they ' re better than you. Favorite Saying: Ah Shit. Activities: F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, President 3,4; Senior Get Together. NANCY ANN PULFORD - Nanc Ambition — Nursing or bookkeeping. Pet Peeve — Gym. Favorite Saying — Gross! Ac¬ tivities — Chorus (I — 4). FBLA (2,3,4) - 3rd yr. reporter. Senior Get Together. MARK RAFFERTY Roots Ambition; To enjoy life and get rich. Pet Peeve: 8:00 p.m. Favorite Saying: Let ' s hit the D.Q. Activities: JV Hockey 1; Varsity Hockey 2; Freshman Football; JV Soccer 2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; DECA 1, DECA 2, DECA Pesident; Senior Get Together LORIE ANN RAMISK Ambition — LPN. Pet Peeve — Myette PHILIP RANNEY GAIL MARIE RAVALESE— Mini Ravioli Ambition — To mary someone with a race car. Pet Peeve — Driving behind Volkswa- gons. Favorite Saying — You ' re a meatball. Activities — Attendance office assistant — I, Library aid — 1, Student Council — 1, Guid¬ ance Assistant — 3,4, Deca LI I, Dcca Vice President ERIC REICHLE KEVIN FERGUSON RENNIE Ambition; Fame and Fortune. Activities: Cur¬ rent Affairs Club 1,2, Assembly Committee 2,3, (chairman), 4 (Chairman), Prom Crom- mittee 3, Student Council 2,3, Senior Get To¬ gether 4, Senior Class Executive Board 4 Susan V. Parker Lorie Ann Ramisk Jim Pastula Philip Ranney Gary Pelletier Eleanor Mary Picard James J. Potyra Gail Marie Ravalese Nancy Ann Pulford Eric Reichle Mark C. Phalin Lori Pottinger ■K George Pendrok Tammy Pollard Mark Rafferty Kevin Ferguson Rennie Barbara A. Rcuss William Reynolds 64 Brenda L. Rush Russell V. Sabia Neal Savluk Patricia S. Richards Chevron A. Ricketts William A. Riddlesworth Stephen E. Rodier James Rogers Ted L. Romeo BARBARA A. REUSS — Barb Ambition: Special Education. Pet Peeve: Homework on game night. Favorite Saying: You psyched. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4, softball 1, Band Librarian 3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Track 2, Yearbook 4, Get Together 4, 1776, WILLIAM REYNOLDS PATRICIA S. RICHARDS — Patty Ambition: To be a Journalist. Pet Peeve: 2 Minute waring ball. Favorite Saying: Do you have a match? Activities: Softball 1, Chorus 2,3, AFS 2,3, Guys Dolls 2 South Winds 4, Senior Get Together 4 CHEVRON A. RICKETTS — .Chevy Ambition: Doctor. Favorite Saying: Call me Chevy. Activities: Chorus (1,2) South Winds (3,4) Reflections (3,4) Prom Committee (3) Senior Board (4) Centurion (4) Senior Get- Together (4) WILLIAM A. RIDDLESWORTH — Bill Ambition: Technical School. Activities: Track 1,2; Business Club 2,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Guys and Dolls 2; M.E.N.C. 3; Library Aide 2; SHARON LEE RIDING — Ginny Ambition — To be a minister. Favorite Saying — “Hi Buddie!” Activities — Chorus (1 — 4), Library Aid (2,3), Pep Squad (3), Senior Citi¬ zens (3,4). PATRICIA L. RIORDAN — Pat Ambition: College. Pet Peeve: People who act cool like Mike Bassos. Favorite Saying: Teeny tiny. Activities: Tumbling Club 1; CNW 2; Guys and Dolls 2; Poly Choral Concert 1; MENC — Philadelphia 3; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Ban 1,2,3,4; 1776 3; Senior Get To¬ gether; Chorus 1,2,3,4; STEPHEN E. RODIER — Steve Ambition — College. Activities — J.V. Soccer — 1, Varsity Soccer — 4, Math team — 3, Computer club — 3 JAMES ROGERS — Jim Ambition — Chef. Pet Peeve Corvairs. Favor¬ ite Saying — Give me, lend me, spare me, spot me, loan me. Activities — Football — 1,2, Media — 1,2,3, Senior Get Together TED L. ROMEO Ambition — Lawyer and quit after my first million. Pet Peeve — People with no sense of humor. Activities — DECA I II (3,4), JV Track (2), JV Baseball (3), Ecology Club (1), Senior Get Together (4). KAREN ANN ROSE Ambition: Interior Decorator. Pet Peeve: Judy and Sean. Activities: Guys and Dolls 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, BETH K. ROSSI Ambition — To be a C.P.A. Favorite Saying — What? ANN ROY BRENDA L. RUSH — Rush Pet Peeve: People who walk away when I laugh. Ambition: To be a Writer. Favorite Saying: What a Rush! RUSSELL V. SABIA — Sabe Ambition: Aviation Technition. Activities: Student Council 2,3; Youth Council 3; Junior Prom 3 1776 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Social Chairman 4; Senior Get Together 4; NEAL SAVLUK — Flash Ambition: Medical Lab Work. Favorite Say¬ ing: Adios. Pet Peeve: Leaking 10 gallon tanks. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Show Band 2, Dance Band 1,2,4, Stage Crew 3, Karen Ann Sladyk Linda Marie Sidney Andrew Thomas Schubert Jill Shapiro Susan Lee Sheer Someplace inside you A seed has been born You’ve got to watch it grow. Sheryl Schmidt Ruth Ann Scnger Jayne S. Shelto Susanna Justine Secondo Stanley Sicminski Dara Shea • ' IF Patrice Schukei Louis Senatro SHERYL SCHMIDT Ambition — College. Activities Outing club 2.3.4, Junior Prom Committee, Student coun¬ cil, Cheerleading 3,4, Senior get-together ANDREW THOMAS SCHUBERT — Andy Ambition: Lawyer. Activities: Soccer 3,4, Tennis 2,3,4 NHS 3,4, Student Council 4, Outing Club 1,2,3, Vice President, 4, Rules and Regulations 3 SUSANNA JUSTINE SECONDO Ambition: College, to go into Special Educa¬ tion. Pet Peeve Guys who are immature. Fa¬ vorite Saying: “Let’s go cruisin’’. Activities: Business Club (1,2) PATRICE SCHUKEI — Trice Ambition: Vetinarian. Pet Peeve: SAT’s. Ac¬ tivities: Tumbling Club 1; Outing Club 1,2,3; Junior Prom; Yearbook; Senior Get Together; RUTH ANN SENGER — Ruthy Ambition — Home economist. Pet Peeve Making decisions. Favorite saying — So near yet so far away. Activities Band 1,2,3,4, Home Economics club 1,2,3,4, Home Economics club treasurer 3, South Winds 1,2,3,4, Girl’s Sports Editor 2,3,4,Reflections 3, basketball 1,2, softball 1,2, Girl ' s Track 3, NHS 3,4, NHS secretary 4, Junior Prom 3, Centurion 4, Guys and Dolls 2, “1776” 3 JILL SHAPIRO Ambition: B.S.O. member. Pet Peeve: Unfit¬ ted sheets. Favorite Saying: “They went out to catch the clams” Activities: Vollyball (1,2) Tennis (1) Cross Country (1) South Winds (1,2,3,4) G.H.Y.C. (3,4) Manchester Civic Orchestra (3,4) DARA SHEA JAYNE S. SHELTO Ambition — To live Activities: Youth council 2.3.4, Student council 2,3, Girls basketball 1,2, A.F.S. 1,2,3, Senior get-together 4, South Winds 4, Centurion 4 LINDA MARIE SIDNEY Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Pet Peeve: In¬ considerate People. Activities: Student Coun¬ cil 1,2,3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Get Together 4 STANLEY SIEMINSKI KAREN ANN SLADYK Ambition: Early Elementary School Teaching. Pet Peeve: Peanut butter and Jelly Sand¬ wiches. Activities: Student Council (1) Ecol¬ ogy (2,3) A.F.S. (3,4) Pep Squad (3,4) Guys and Dolls (2) Office Assistant (2,3,4) Senior Get-Together (4) Centurion (4) SUSAN LEE SLICER — Sue Ambition: To have a carreer, travel, and be happy. Pet Peeve: School Lunches. Activities: Outing Club (2,3,4) Lab Assistant (2,3) Stu¬ dent Council (4) BLAIR SMITH — Banana, Bull Ambition — Surgeon. Favorite Saying — When the going gets tough, the tough get go¬ ing. Activities — J.V. Soccer — 3. Varsity Soccer — 4, Computer club — 1,2,3,4, A.F.S. — 3,4, Chess club — 1, Tennis — 3,4, N.H.S. — 3,4 DEBORAH ANN SMITH — Debi Ambition — To become an Art Therapist. Pet Peeve — When a person fogets, that behind every dark cloud.lies the sun!!!! Favorite saying — Oh Wow! Activities: Student Coun¬ cil 1,2,3,4, Outing club 1,2,3,4, Outing club board of directors, teology club 1,2, Junior Prom commitee 3, Senior get-together 4 FRANCES A. SMITH — Fran Ambition: Medical Lab Assistant. Pet Peeve: People who put up a front. Favorite Saying: Hey Guys. Activities: Girls Track 2; Ecology Club 3; Lab Assistant 2,3,4; Senior Get To¬ gether Blair Smith Deborah Ann Smith Frances A. Smith GAIL MARIE SMITH Ambition — Dental Hygienist. Pet Peeve — KA’s and running the track. Activities A.F.S. 1,2, Outing club 2,3,4, Girl’s tennis team 2.3.4, Youth Council 3 MARY JANE SMITH Ambition: Fashion Photographer. Favorite Saying: “Say Yeah! Activities: Junior Prom Committee WANDA JEAN SMITH — Juanda, Jacob Pet Peeve — Conceitedness and dishonesty. Ambition — to be open minded, big hearted and open armed to ail and to take care of Bo and Sarah. Favorite saying — Where’s Bo? Activities — Chorus — 2,3,4, South Winds — 2,3 Reflections — 3,4, Attendance Office as¬ sistant — 4, Nurse’s aid — 3 BRUCE JAMES SNOW Ambition: College. Favorite Saying: I forgot. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4 BETH ELLEN SNYDER — Bethma Ambition: Archeologist, To travel and be hap¬ py. Pet Peeve: U.S. History. Activities: Pep Squad 2, Senior Get Together, Outing Club 4, Library Aide 3,4, KAREN SOARES — Stretch Ambition — Nurse. Pet Peeve— People who aren’t themselves. Favorite saying — I bet. Activities — C.Y.O. Cheerleading — 2,3, Of¬ fice assistant — 2,3, Prom Committee, Outing Club — 3, Senior Get Together CLAUDIO SOTTOCORNOLA Ambition: Journalist. Pet Peeve: People asking “How do you like America.’’ Activities: AFS, South Winds staff, Oeting Club, Senior Get Together ARMAND R. SOUC i — Sous Pet Peeve — Going to Chorus. Favorite Say¬ ing — What can I say? Activities — Soccer — 1.4, Assembly Committee — 1,2,3,4 KAREN STRANDBERG — Kare Ambition: To enjoy life. Pet Peeve: People who don’t smile. Favorite Saying: “Smile”. Activi¬ ties: Future Nurses Club (1,2) Nurses Aid (3,4) Assembly Club (3,4) AMY JO STURDEVANT — Amy Ambition — Marine Biologist. Pet Peeve — People who never smile. Favorite Saying — Well!? Activities — Vocal Ensemble — 1.2.3.4, Chorus - 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee, Senior Get Together, A.F.S. — 4 LEHAN W. SULLIVAN SCOTT S. SUSKO — Boris Ambition — Have a good time in life. Pet Peeve — School lunches. Favorite Saying — What’s up?! WANDA SWIETEK — Wan Ambition — Registered nurse. Pet Peeve — Stuck-up people. Favorite saying — oh boy. Activities: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Gymnastics 1, Girl’s Track 1,2,3,4, Pep squad 3,4, Outing club 3,4, Junior prom committee 3, Senior get- together BRIAN SWIETLICKI CINDY LEE SYCZ — Cyndi Ambition: Animal Scientist. Pet Peeve: Cruel¬ ty to animals, people who aren’t sincere. Ac¬ tivities: National Honor Society (3,4) South Winds (1,2,3,4) Band (1,2,3,4) Office Assis¬ tant (3,4) Guys and Dolls (2) Handicraft Club(2) ELLEN TARTAGLI A Ambition — To live on a farm and raise horses. Activities — Student Council Rep. (1), Junior Prom Committee (3), Senio r Get To¬ gether (4). Karen Strandberg Brian Swielhcki Claudio Sottocornola ■W mm Armand R. Soucy Scott S. Susko Wanda Swietek Gail Marie Smith Mary Jane Smith Wanda Jean Smith Bruce James Snow Beth Ellen Snyder Karen Soares Amy Jo Sturdcvant Lchan W. Sullivan Cindy Lee Sycz Ellen Tartaglia 69 DONALD E. TAYLOR — Taylor Ambition — Architect. Pet Peeve — school lunches JOAN MARY THIBODEAU — Joni Ambition — To always be happy with myself and to travel. Pet Peeve - Male chauvanists and secrets. Favorite Saying — you nerd. Ac¬ tivities — Pep squad 3, Junior prom commit¬ tee 3, Senior get-together 4. Gymnastics 1,2, Gymnastics manager 3, Dance club 2, A.F.S. 3, Outing club 3,4, Office assistant 3,4, Tum¬ bling club 1,2 JEFFREY ODILON THOMAS Pet Peeve: leotards, empty gas tanks. Ambi¬ tion: to survive gracefully. Favorite Saying: bananas. Activities: Vocal (1,2,3,4) Band (1,2,3,4) Golf (1,2,3,4) Football (3,4) All State Chorus, CNW (3) GHYC (2,3,4) Guys and Dolls (2) 1776 (3) Senior Get-Together (4) JUNE VERONICA THOMAS — Fifi Ambition — To live a happy and fullfilling life. Activities — Senior Get Together, Office aid. Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4, Year Book, A.F.S. 4, Home Economic Club 3,4, Student Council — 2,3,4, Chorus — 1, 1776 — 3, Assembly Committee — 3 CATHERINE E. TIRRELL — Cathie Ambition: To meet everybody once. Pet Peeve: being on schedule. Favorite Saying: “Things to do, places to go, and people to meet PAUL TIRRELL DOROTHY C. TOCE — Dodie Ambition — College. Pet Peeve — People who are on time for everything. Favorite saying — Ouch! Activities — Band — 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Vocal Ensemble — 3,4, Cross country — 1, Track — 1,2, Computer club — 2, Pep Squad - 2,3, Outing club 3,4, Senior Get To¬ gether — 4 RONALD E. TR1NKS Pet Peeve: Cigarrette Smoke. Activities: Foot¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 SCOTT TRIPP — Tripper Ambition: Forest Ranger. Pet Peeve: Gear heads. Favorite Saying: Whatever. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vocal Ensemble 4 CAROL JEAN TROTT Ambition: Special Education Teacher. Pet Peeve: People wh thind they’re better than everyone else. Favorite Saying: “Come off it”. Activities: Chorus (1,2,3,4) Girls Track (2) Business Club (2,3) DONALD TULEJA JOANN TYLUTKI — Sunshine Ambition: Secretary. Favorite Saying: “I like it!” Activities: Girls Track and Cross Country (1) Band (1,2,3,4) Student Council (4) Senior Get-Together (4) ROBERT J. UMBERFIELD — Umby Ambition: Oceanography, Forest Ranger. Pet Peeve: Cigarette Smoke and Soccer injuries. Favorite Saying: “I don’t believe it! Activities: J.V. Soccer 1,2, Varsity Soccer 3,4, Freshman Track 1, Varsity Track 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Out¬ ing Club 3,4, Boys’ State Representative 3, Senior Get Together SUSAN VANDERPUTTEN CHARLES JOHN VERANIS JR. — Char¬ ley Ambition: To make expert. Pet Peeve: Forget¬ ting LINDA D. VEILLEUX - Veilleuz Ambition: Travel. Pet Peeve: South Windsor 70 Jeffrey Odilon Thomas Joan Mary Thibodeau Donald E. Taylor Paul Tirrcll Scott Tripp Susan VanderPutten JoAnn Tylutki Robert J. Umbcrficld June Veronica Thomas Catherine E. Tirrell Dorothy C. Toce Ronald E. Trinks Donald Tuleja Linda D. Vcillcux Charles John Vcranis Jr. Jean Trott PATRICIA T. VERY — Patty Ambition Surgical Technician. Pet Peeve - Cigarette Smoke. Favorite Saying — I don ' t know. Activities — Student Council - 1. Jr. Class Executive Committe. Prom Com¬ mittee JANE VOISINE GERALD P. WAITE — The Lover. Ambition To be rich and happy. Pet Peeve Young minded ladies. Favorite saying What ' s Happenin ' . Activities — Band —1.2, Student Council — 1.2. JOHN JOSEPH WAITT — John Ambition To be a millionaire. Pet Peeve Getting up early in the morning. Favorite Say¬ ing - Later. Activities — Band (1.2,3). Soc¬ cer (1-4). PETER EDWARD WALCEK — “VL” Ambition: College. Activities: Basketball I. 2.3.4; Boys State 3; NHS 4 BRIAN COWLES WALDRON Ambition Electronic Engineer KENNETH JOHN WALKER — Ken Ambition: Doctor. Pet Peeve: One sided sto¬ ries. Favorite Saying: O.K. Ralph. Activities: J. V. Soccer, Band JOHN EDWARD WALKER Favorite saying -— Really. Pet Peeve — typ¬ ing. Activities — Intermural basketball 3 JEAN ELIZABETH WARD — Jeannie Ambition — To be a wildlife protector. Pet Peeve Crowds. Activities Student Coun¬ cil — 3.4 ROBERT WAYNER LISA ROSE WEICHAND Ambition To travel and meet ne s people. Pet Peeve School lunches. Favorite saying Hev sweet heart. Activities — Deca — 1.2 JOAN MARIE WEISS Ambition: Medicine. Pel Peeve: Monday morning. Favorite Saying: Moving right along. Activities: Cross Country 1; Track and Field 1.2; Math team 3.4; Pep Squad 3.4; Sen¬ ior Get Together; JOANNE BETH WELLES — Jo Ambition: Nursing. Pet Peeve: People that don ' t introduce themsleves. Favorite Saying: Really? Activities: Field Hockey 1.2: Gym¬ nastics 2.3.4: Track and Field 1.2,3.4; Ecology club I: Magazine Drive 4: Get Together 4; NHS 3.4: AFS 4; RICHARD V. WHALEN — Tricky Ambition Computer Science. Pet Peeve Telephones. Activities — Outing Club 1.3.4. Computer Club 2.3.4, Track 2.3.4. Cross Countrv 3.4. A.F.S. — 4 ETHAN WHITAKER — Than Ambition To win the Boston Marathon. Pet Peeve — Smokers. Activities — Band 1.2.3.4. Cross Country — 1,2.3(captain)4 Gerald P. Waite John Edward Walker John Joseph Waitt Jean Elizabeth Ward Peter Edward W ' alcek Dale Wassenar NOT IN DOING WHAT YOU LIKE, BUT IN LIKING WHAT YOU DO, IS THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS. k� Steven T. White Debbie Whitelcy David Williams Stephanie Wolk v ■ .15 Sandra Lynn Wilson Gail Ellen Wellman 74 Paul Francis Zdanis Michael Zagorski Fran Wilcox Alpheus Wilkinson STEVEN T. WHITE — Steve Ambition: To live and Bikes Pet Peeve: Get¬ ting up in the morning Favorite Saying: Really I know Activities: Football 1, Basketball 1, Varsity Track 1,2,3,4 DEBBIE WHITELEY — Deb Ambition: Fashion Designer, Pet Peeve: Gym Monaters Favorite Saying: Whoops! JOY J. WIANKO — J.J. Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Gym Favorite Saying: Rip Off Activities: FBLA (2,3,4) Treasurer (3) FRAN WILCOX — Pinkie Ambition — To work with children Pet Peeve — Cold feet Activities DECA 3, Student council representative 3, A.F.S. 4 ALPHEUS WILKINSON — Ricky Ambition to enlist in service Pet Peeve Office Favorite Saying What’s happening? Activities Basketball 2,3,4, Track 3,4 Senior Get-To¬ gether DAVID WILLIAMS Ambition: College Activities: Hocky 2,3,4, Golf 1,2,3,4 SANDRA LYNN WILSON — Sandie Ambition Nurse Pet Peeve Being shoved into lockers Favorite saying I don’t know Activities Chorus (1,2) KATHERINE A. WISNIEWSKI — Wiz Ambition To travel and have a happy life with Greg Pet Peeve People who crowd the doors to go out to the court yard Favorite Saying I don’t care STEPHANIE WOLK GAIL ELLEN WOLLMAN — Wallace Ambition Kindergarten teacher Pet Peeve People who refuse to let others be themselves and enjoy life Favorite saying I like you — you’re different Activities Chorus — 1,2,3,4 South Winds — 3,4, Reflections — 3,4, J.V. Volleyball — 1,2, Senior Get Together ARLENE MARY ZDANIS — Mouth Ambition to be a nursey school teacher Pet Peeve People who are always putting others down Favorite saying Well anyway, keep smil¬ ing PAUL FRANCIS ZDANIS — Zdanski Ambition Cheif Pet Peeve Big talkers. Favor¬ ite Saying — “You know man.” Activities Track (2), Football (3). MICHAEL ZAGORSKI CINDY PERREAULT DENNIS M. COHAN Ambition To Fly Pet Peeve Two-faced People Favorite Saying Give me a break Activities Outing Club, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Soccer, Student Council DAVID DOWNS Dennis M. Cohan David Downs Katherine A. Wisniewski Joy J. Wianko TIMOTHY JOHN MORRIS — Lassie Ambition: To be a C.P.A. Favorite Saying: “There ' s no time like the present.” Activi¬ ties: Centurion. LINDA JEAN FOY Ambition: To go to Scotland. Pet Peeve: Mornings. MARY S. SERKOSKY Ambition: College. LYNDA S. MCMAHON — Little Bit Ambition: To live and die happy. Pet Peeve: Littering. Favorite Saying: “They can because they think they can. Activi¬ ties: Gymnastics (2,3,4) Band (2) French Club (3) Bowling Club (3). MICHAEL WALSH Linda Jean Foy Timothy John Morris Mary S. Serkosky Lynda S. McMahon Michael Walsh IN MEMORY OF DONALD ALLEANO: “I KNOW, THERE WILL BE ANOTHER ONE WHO’LL HOVER OVER YOU BENEATH THE SUN, TOMORROW SEE THE THINGS THAT NEVER COME TODAY” 76 CAMERA-SHY SENIORS Peggy Boothby Raymond Libbey Marcel Bosse Laurie Lopes Chris Datson Richard Mather Brian Douglas Raymond MacAlpine Richard Ferris Thomas Neseralla Dianne Gabriele Wayne Poglitsch Scott Ingersoll Michael Pottinger Steven Jurich Gary Prunier Stephen Kittle Kenneth Simler Antoinette King Elizabeth Terry Brian Laws Steven Wadach Steven Leitao Steve Whitney r v ► j S5 ; -V;-V-- li. •: CLASS BALLOTS MOST ATHLETIC Becky Mann —Greg Jankowski CLASS BULL-THROWER Dianne Gabriele —Bob Umberfield TOP THREE MAGAZINE SALESMEN Wayne Martel —Patty Dillon —Ken Walker 81 MOST SINCERE Nancy Brown — Scott Hagelin MOST VERSATILE Jane Goodwin — Mike Bassos 82 CLASS POLITIAN Ana Alzugaray — Keith Rennie MOST STUDIOUS Ellen Hyman — Blair Smith MOST TALKATIVE Sue Longo — David Aniello MOST CHANGED FROM FRESHMEN YEAR Donna Leonard — Joe Champagne MR. MISS ETIQUETTE Jill Kremidas — Kevin Rennie BEST ACTOR ACTRESS June Thomas — Jeff Thomas CONTRIBUTED MOST TO CLASS Paula Callahan — Mike Bassos BEST DRESSED Paula Callahan —- Mike Gerber MOST BASHFUL April Foster — Steve Demarais MOST ARTISTIC Debi Smith — Gary Leitao Not Pictured Class Couple Sheryl Schmidt — Kevin Minguy 85 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ellen Hyman—-Bob Featherstone MOST PATRIOTIC Karen Sladyk—Kevin Rennie MOST UNIQUE Joan Cope—Rich Cameron BEST NATURED Jane Goodwin—Mark DiCiancia ' j ocpOO SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS L TO R BACK ROW, Mr. Woods, Mr. Pennell, Mr. Haffner, Mr. Florio, Mr. Cloutman, Mr. Nishan. FRONT ROW, Miss Parys, Mrs. Moreno, Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs. Bieback, and Mrs. Ginnis. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paula Callahan, President; Russ Sabia, Social Chairman; Ana Alzugary, Treasurer; Adrienne Lizotte, Secretary. SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD Suzanne Doering, Kevin Rennie, Chevy Ricketts, Carl Lenkeit, and Jeanne Donahue. 88 Nutmeg Boy’s State L TO R Ed Duclos, Bob Umberfield, Brian Longo, Bob Featherstone, Peter Walcek. Laurel Girl’s State L TO R Ellen Hyman, Jane Goodwin. y Outstanding Junior Girl . Ellen Hyman D.A.R. Award Goodwin — Jane 89 Then the child moved ten times round the seasons Skated over ten clear frozen streams Words like “When you’re older” must appease him And promises of “Someday” make his dreams. Sixteen springs and sixteen summers gone now Cartwheels turn to carwheels through the town They tell him “Take your time, it won’t be long now Til you drag your feet just to slow the circle down.” So the years spin by and now the boy is twenty Though his dreams have lost some grandeur coming true They’ll be new dreams and better dreams and plenty Before the last revolving year is through. — Joni Mitchell THE CIRCLE GAME Yesterday, A child came out to wonder Caught a dragonfly inside a jar Fearful when the sky was full of thunder And tearful at the falling of a star. The seasons, they go round and round The painted ponies go up and down We’re captive on a carousel of time We can’t return, we can only look Behind from where we came And go round and round and round in the circle game. SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers (L-R) Cindy Carlson, Treasurer; Cindy Hoff, Secretary; Debbie Bona- zcl 1 i. Vice President; Rick Falcinelli, President. Advisor of the Sophomore Class is Mr. Rioux. T 94 mm It is difficult to live in the present, ridiculous to live in the future, and impossible to live in the past. Nothing is so far away as one minute ago— Jim Bishop 99 11)0 Experience is not what happens to you; it is what you do with what happens to you — Aldous Huxley Vi i ' - - Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier Charles Kettering JUNIORS Junior Class Officers (L — R) Michael Davin, Presi- 103 dent; Debbie Majowicz, Vice President; Linda Lus- sier, Secretary; Dave Lynch, Treasurer. The Junior Class advisor is Mr. Bordonaro. WSfi ' - 3 ; ■ S j fm fm i t i ft ' JB flhfl ' ' • sir { It 106 . K , , v , -je i WV 1 ■« :■ ' � ■ We’ve moved on six miles from where we were yes¬ terday, And yester¬ day is but a long long ways away. Elton John T I 109 ' IH W wi ' A ' mm B f ! J I BkAw , ■ • ' Life is a fatal adventure. It can only have one end. So why not make it as far ranging and free as possible? — Alexander Eliot CENTURION m r « 4 ' • «• � iftY ?n Every year the Yearbook staff covers the events of the entire school for the entire stu¬ dent body, featuring the gradu¬ ating class. Underclassmen, Student Activities, Faculty, Social Events, Sports and Ad¬ vertising are included in pic¬ tures galore. The finished prod¬ uct is truly a rewarding exper¬ ience for students who partici¬ pate on the staff. Associate Editors (CLOCK WISE FROM FRONT LEFT) Sue Ly¬ ons, Sharon Hammick, Lou Ann Marchessault, Ruth Senger, Pat McGuinness, Karen Sladyk, Jayne Shelto and Sue Parker. Faculty Advisor: Mr. Small Editor: Nancy Brown Senior Section LEFT TO RIGHT: April Foster, Debbie Gates, Netty Falcinelli, David Billig, Jayne Shelto(co- editor), Shirley Denno, Karen Sladyk(co-editor), Chevron Ricketts, Laurie Brand and June Thomas. Underclassmen Section LEFT TO RIGHT: Chevron Ricketts, Sue Lyons (associate editor), Patty Haggett and Debbie Gill. Sports Section LEFT TO RIGHT: Trice Schukei, Lou Ann Marchessault(associate-editor) and Jill Kremidas. Student Activities LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Rcuss, Dale Wassenar(photographer) and Ruth Senger(associate editor). Advertising Section LEFT TO RIGHT: Kevin Rennie, Sue Parker(associate editor), Patty Richards, Arlene Cyr and Eleanor Picard. Social Section LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Amselem, Karen Fritzen, Pat McGuinness(associate editor) and Russ Sabia. Suit the action to the word. The word to the action; LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Fairman(business man¬ ager) and Sharon Flammick(associate editor of Fac¬ ulty section). 115 Computer Club—The Computer Club exists to introduce students to the computer in an informal manner. Through much exp erience, club members are taught the fundamentals of operating the computer. Advisor: Mr. Cloutman. Departmental Assistants —These students spend varying amounts of time assisting the departments in a variety of ways. They do some typing, collaborating and preparing materials, helping with cleaning duties and in maintain¬ ing animals and equipment. Pep Squad—The main purpose of the squad is to promote and spread school spirit. Its members attend all sports events and sell banners, pins, bumper stickers, ribbons and other boosters at home games. Advisors: Miss Schissler and Miss Parys. Co-chairmen: Wanda Swietek and Patty O’Coin, Secretary: Karen Strandberg and Treasurer: Michelle LaLiberte. Lab Assistants—These students devote at least one per¬ iod per week, to help science teachers prepare laboratory equipment, making inventories, washing glassware and many other tasks essential to maintaining the smooth operations of the science department. Main Office Assistants—Those students involved work in the main office every period, assisting with the many errands in servicing the entire staff of the school. They work with the administration and are trained by the secretaries. Advisor: Mrs. Virkler. Attendance Office Assistants—Attendance Office Assistants aid in keep¬ ing the attendance records in order and run errands for the office. Advisor: Mrs. Hurley. Guidance Office Assistants—These individuals perform various clerical tasks for the counselors —from delivering passes to working in the Career Resource Center. pinniCRtb-c A R fc , L OoK ' Nr, V oc iv Library Aides—The Library Aides are available every period to assist students in the use of the library materials and aid the Librarian and Assistant Librarian in the operation of the library. Librarian: Miss Thompson. Nurse’s Aide—The Nurse’s Aide maintains the nurse’s office by per¬ forming clerical duties and cleaning the office area. Nurse: Mrs. Files. Chess Club—The club was formed and exists to offer students the opportunity to enjoy the game of chess and to improve their skills by playing frequently with a variety of people of different ability levels. Advisor: Mr. Cloutman; President: Bill Collins and Vice-President: Tim Morris. Ecology Club—Members of this club are interested in man’s environment. Activities include litter clean-up, speakers and discussions of pollution problems, atten¬ dance of conferences, field trips and a camping trip to Cape Cod National Seashore. Advisor: Mrs. Heard. World Affairs Club—Those students involved participate in a model U.N. assembly, a trip to the U.N. and in various fund-raising projects. Advisor: Mr. Olsen. Media Service—The Media Squad is a group of students operating, maintaining and repairing audio-visual equipment. The students work during their study halls (and receive one-quarter credit toward graduation). Advisor: Mr. Olsen. Future Business Leaders—The purpose of the club is to develop the qualities of business and civic leadership. It is a service club for the school, involved in ticket sales of all sorts, candy sales at home basketball games, as well as acting as guides for parents on Open House night. A fund drive, sponsored by the club, helps to cover expenses for special field trips and leadership conferences all over the state of Connecticut. Advisor: Mr. Bor- donaro; President: James Potyiza; Vice-President: Linda Campanelli; Secretary: Cammy Bilodeau and Treasurer: JoAnn Farinella. 118 Home Economics Club — The Home Economics Club’s activities are designed to promote the school’s program, to interest girls in the field and to serve the community. The club sponsors awards for graduation with money raised from an annual stationery sale. Other activities in¬ clude a spring fashion show, conva¬ lescent home favors and the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Advi¬ sor: Mrs. Niederwerfer, President: Jeanne Donahue; Vice-President: Ruth Senger; Secretary-Treasurer: Kathy Crombie. Student Council—The Student Council is composed of ten representatives from each class. The President, a senior, and the Vice-President, a junior, are elected by the student body the year preceding the term of office. The council serves as the government of the student body and acts as a vehicle of communicati on between them and the administration. Advisors: Mr. Woods and Mrs. Tucker. President: Jim Close; Vice-President: Peter Thrall; Recording Secretary: Joan Cope; Corresponding Secretary: Mary-Jo Fox; Treasurer: Jeff Huot; Publicity Director: Andy Schubert and Sergeant-at-Arms: Dave Joensuu. 119 DECA The Distributive Education Clubs of America is a youth leadership training program for high school DE students on the local, state, and national levels. DECA provides an opportunity for group participation and career study essential to developing leadership quali¬ ties. Deca members attend competitive conferences and do individual and group research studies. They take part in activities that provide services to school, com¬ munity, and the nation. Advisor: Mr. Myette. MA TH TEAM All students participating on the team have had one year of college algebra. They compete regularly in the Capitol Area Mathematics League, (consisting of twenty-six teams) and the ATPAC, and in a math league by mail, (consisting of twenty-two teams and six meets.) Advisor: Mr. Joy. Doing easily what others find difficult is talent; doing what is impossible for talent is genius. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Wood Chapter of the Nation¬ al Honor Society is a service organi¬ zation composed of a limited number of juniors and seniors. New members are selected each year on the basis of four attributes — Scholarship, Lead¬ ership, Service, and Character — and are inducted in the winter. Some of the group’s projects have included a Mini Food Bank and supervising the Career Resource Center. Twelve faculty members serve as advisors. President: Bob Featherstone, Secre¬ tary — Treasurer: Ruth Senger. ■■ k; ■■■ M 4 Mm I 9 ;- A lf __—« J 4 South Winds — The South Winds ' s goal is to train students to recognize the requirements of good reporting, to develop honest, accurate and effective communica¬ tions, and to introduce students to journalism as a poten¬ tial career. About seven issues are produced a year. Advi¬ sor: Mr. Garro. Co-editors: David Lynch, Beth Delmas- tro and Ruth Senger. Feature editors: Kathy Brady and Sharon Flammick. Sports editors: John Rossley and Ruth Senger. Reflections — Reflections is a literary magazine arranged by the students and printed by the Graphics department. Two issues are printed every year consisting of literary articles, ink drawings and black and white photographs. Most articles are contributed by the student body and chosen by the staff. Advisor: Mr. Cass. Editor: Sue Hopley. Art editors: Ellen H man and Joan Cope. Dance Club — The dance club is a new club, formed for the first time this year. It is a group of students who get together and dance during activity per¬ iods. They ' re instructed in var¬ ious jazz and modern dance movements. Advisor: Mrs. Lynn Lesbincs. Outing Club Board of Directors — The Outing Club is for the student who enjoys the outdoors. During the school year, the club sponsors many outdoor activities: skiing trips, (including the annual trip to Waterville Valley), skating parties and hiking trips. Advisor: Mr. Rioux. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The American Field Service is a program of exchange students both to and from our country. There are two chapters of the service, the adult and student divisions. Throughout the year they work together to bring a student from a foreign country to live here for the school year, and to send a South Windsor student abroad for the summer. Some of the club ' s activities include the following: the annual spaghetti dinner, the AFS student ' s reception, an AFS weekend, various parties and fund-raising events. Advisor: Mr. Locario and Miss Littlefield. President: Pat McGuinness; Vice-President: Linda Regulbuto; Secretary: Abbie Sabia; Tresurer: Nola Carney; Publicity: Yvette Jackson and Exchange student to Sweden: Suzanne Doering. Exchange student for 1975-76 Claudio Sottocor- nola, from Italy, with host Andy Schubert. VOCAL ENSEMBLE The Vocal Ensemble is a select group chosen by audition. Performances include a Christmas Concert, done jointly with the Band and Spring and Pops concerts done in the spring. The group also performs for other town schools and community organiza¬ tions. Several members participate every year in the Greater Hartford Youth Chorale, Central Northwest Division Chorus and All State Chorus. In 1975 the group participat¬ ed in the Music Educators ' National Convention” held in Philadelphia. Director: Mr. Lesbincs. Music is the language of universal mankind VOCAL’S 75 PHILADELPHIA TRIP Support Your Locnl Vocftl • « CONCERT CHORUS AND TENTH GRADE CHORUS The Choruses are composed of about 225 students. They perform in three major concerts throughout the year and participate in concerts for other town schools. Many of the selections consist of Traditional and Popular music. A variety of recordings are available every year. Director: Mr. Lesbines. CONCERT BAND Band The Band serves a dual purpose as both a concert band and a marching band. It provides spirit and entertainment for the student body as well as for the town. Performances include appearances at all home football games, pep rallies, and June graduation exercises. They perform also in a Christmas concert and a Pops concert in the spring. An Exchange concert is done every year with another band in the New England area. Director: Mr. Lazzcrini. Officers: Ruth Senger, Adrienne Lizottc, Barbara Rcuss and Melanie Nachyly. Great music is a physical storm. A smile is cheer to you and me The cost is nothing — it’s given free It comforts the weary — gladdens the sad Consoles those in trouble — good or bad To rich and poor — beggar or thief It’s free to all of any belief A natural gesture of young and old disarms the bold Cheers on the faint Unlike most blessings for which we pray It’s one thing we keep when we give it away The Bally-Hoo was held on Friday, October 3, 1975. This was an event sponsored by the cheerleaders to kick off the fall sports season. BALLY-HOO Just remember — when you think all is lost, the future remains. — Bob Goddard 129 Pictured are queen, Sheryl Schmidt, and her escort, Kevin Minguy. On Saturday, May 17, 1975, the Class of 1976 held its Junior Prom, “On a Night Like This.” The dinner-dance was held at the Red Coach Restaurant and music was provided by the Jarvis Generation. Sheryl Schmidt was the queen, and her court consisted of Becky Mann, Sue DeRosa, Nancy Brown, Lori Barrett, Paula Callahan, and Sandy Bis¬ son. On December 12 the annual Pep Rally was held to begin the Winter Sports sea¬ son. Supremely, the Mighty Seniors won the poster and spirit links contests. Howev¬ er, the Jolly Juniors showed their spirit by winning the shouting contest. Say the Senior class is ready to fight! The Senior class is out of sight! The Senior class’s gonna win tonight! ’Cause the Senior class is dynomite! “And cheer go by!” as the winners Berton Braley —— SOUTH WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL Book By PETER STONE Music and Lyrics By SHERMAN EDWARDS Best Musical New York Drama Critics ' Circle Award 1968-69 Tony Award 1968-69 Thursday, May 22 - Friday, May 23 - Saturday, May 24 - Sunday, May 25 This Show Is Produced By Arrangement With MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL 119 West 57th Street New York, New York 10019 In CONGRESS. July 4 , 177 . mtammouV ccfarottott oflCt tifiriMK- unU« Z taU$ of Xtrwrica, SENIOR GET-TOGETHER AS TIME GOES BY ’ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1975 7:30-11:00 PM GYMNASIUM DONATION $1.50 REFRESHMENTS SERVED “He is greatest who is most useful to others. The Class of 1976 Make way for us; here we come, We’re the future, America’s young. Don’t mock or criticize our youth, Because like you, we search only for the truth. Hypocrisy won’t get us down, We will strike where those abound. There’s much to do; we’re needed here To help preserve what men hold dear. We’ll work with others hand in hand To try to help our fellow man. You see, in this world that our fathers made We all stand together, unafraid. Now give us room, let us by, Because the youth of America have arrived. And there is nothing in this world That we cannot fix, Because we’re the class of ’76. Ana Alzugaray Nostalgia is recalling the fun without reliving the pain. The AFS Reception was held on October 19, 1975, in the South Windsor High School library. Su¬ zanne Doering, our summer ex¬ change student to Sweden, spoke about her experiences and shared the sights with the audience through the use of slides. Claudio Sottocornola from Italy was also welcomed at this time. AFS RECEPTION Pictured are Mr. and Mrs. Carney, co-presidents of the adult chapter of AFS, and Dr. Goldman, Superintendent of Schools. •n r- : V, ' V. t -■� • ,4 . £� i� V • • ' ••■V 7 l . r.ury y ’ � - C v soov i ' v v i Q V N � if i‘‘ ! -. k ' • � . i l r - Je . ' • . •v • . • y. . . T« ' ’•j,ii V� ‘� 4 ( ' e jJt. � ? At « L ' « • r- • • . • • . i w• .•• . s • In all time of distress, And in our triumph too, The game is more than the player of the game, And the ship is more than the crew! • I Rudyard Kipling r JV • . £ : fir « - • : ir .V. (• • . ( v «•- r • . mV 1 1 • •r fc ' • c 7 ? !?• .n ' • v ,v x , V ' -v..., ,- g fc.-.v. Se«r • f s r. . « .,«„ v , mm • 4 . R • • • ' ' X - £e 3u � . I L: • ' £r je +d ; i V V - g ; g .• r • ftJL. • .• - ' . . • A- r i - — - • v o-l? V; :v r ] - r • $ SPRING SPORTS SITTING: (L TO R) K. Moriarty, A. Alzugaray (co-captain), M. Martin, M. Ficaro. KNEELING: (L TO R) K. Anthony, R. Fisher, B. Reuss, B. Mann (co-captain), E. Burnham, S. Beck, M. Tracy. STANDING: (L TO R) Miss Rusch, A. Lizotte (manager), H. Snelgrove, S. Botticello, L. Johnston, D. Rodier, S. Hopkins (manager), J. Curvino (manager). VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW (L TO R) Coach LaBreche, D. Staubach, D. Johnson, B. Longo, S. Hunger, B. LaRiviere, D. Hopkins, J. Kennedy, and M. O’Rielly. FRONT ROW (L TO R) P. Denno, R. Whalen, M. Kennedy, Captain E. Whitaker, B. Krasner, S. Kenyon and J. Argenta, (missing) D. Kurylo. 148 FOOTBALL FIRST ROW (L TO R): A. Clogston, J. Duval, T. Neseralla, R. Jodice, D. Longo, S. Daugherty, R. Trinks (Capt.), B. Enes (Capt.), D. Hauck (Capt.), E. Duclos (Capt.), J. Hebert, S. Breaux. SECOND ROW (L TO R): H. Sobolov, S. Spadaro, R. Morrisette, D. Trinks, M. Davin, E. Woodard, J. Onofrey, M. Cyr, T. Wholley, M. Braddock, J. Durette, M. DiCiancia, S. Hagelin. THIRD ROW (L TO R): R. Jeffers, M. Milkie, L. Craparotta, K. Reardon, F. Interland, A. Marques, D. Blume, K. Longo, J. Mclnerney, R. Pregony, O. Bartle, T. Myers. FOURTH ROW (L TO R): T. Rackliffe, G. Heckman, S. Wall, M. McGuinness, D. Toner, S. Tenenbaum, C. See, M. Powers, M. Kucinskas, M. Gantick. FIFTH ROW (L TO R): Coach Martin, Coach Hotchkiss, B. DiCiancia. (Managers) K. Siegmund, J. Trusch, C. Perrault, L. Boop, Coach McCarroll. Missing: J. Thomas, T. Harris, D. Vanderputten, F. Zevallos, C. Burdick, B. Nesseralla. FIELD HOCKEY SITTING: (L TO R) S. Linko, K. Hawver, D. Bonazelli, H. Black, S. Swietek, J. Snyder. KNEELING: (L TO R) J. Snyder, E. Meister, C. Vedovato, R. Frost, T. Stiebitz, W. Swietek, P. Dillon, C. Campbell. STANDING: (L TO R) Mrs. Baretta, A. Desmarais (manager), J. Duclos, S. Page, E. Whitaker, C. Goodrich, D. Dzen, K. Lane, C. O ' Connell, D. Young, R. Close, S. Soucy (manager). VARSITY SOCCER SITTING L TO R: M. Bassos, D. Lanza, B. Umberfield (Co-Capt.), D. Aniello (Co-Capt.), G. Jankowski (Co-Capt.), M. Gerber (Co-Capt.), C. Nowik, P. Corcoran. KNEELING L TO R: B. DeRosa, H. Henry, D. Cohan, M. Fortin, J. Waitt, J. Dowling, S. Rodier, B. Arnesen, B. Smith, B. Featherstone. STANDING L TO R: J. Hall (Manager), P. Goodwin, J. Karlin, P. Lenkeit, P. Biancucci, A. Soucy, C. Lenkeit, A. Schubert, D. Joensuu, W. Umberfield (Manager), Coach Sharos. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER FRONT L TO R: B. Newton, S. Pottinger, B. Heath, J. Goodwin, B. Cowee, R. Hearn, S. Waters, L. Rodier, T. Krepcio. MIDDLE L TO R: Coach Collins, S. White, H. Heikoff, M. Burns, J. Biancucci, J. Goodwin, M. Mancini, T. Burns, E. Carlson, B. Jones, D. Gentile, S. Callahan. BACK L TO R: A. Goodwin, B. Clifford, J. Shea, R. Gerber, D. Lynch, J. Sweet, A. Cushman, E. Michno, P. Euzenas, B. Callahan. HOCKEY Kneeling (L — R) T. Hale, S. Grant, J. Barrett, D. Carbonneau, R. Culotta, B. Wodal, M. Brown. J. Beck, B. Jenkins, Vt. Bentley. Standing (L — R) Coach Marcous, J. Thibodeau, B. Hird, J. Sweet, E. Lauzier, B. McCarthy, D. Williams. C. Kearney, P. Mills. B. Enes, J. Dwyer. GYMNASTICS FRONT ROW (L TOR) B. Ouellette, L. Lacaprucia, J. Schofield, L. Kremidas, R. DiMarco, M. Fortin. BACK ROW (L TOR) S. Swietck, Jt. Welles, Jn. Welles, J. Trusch, C. Carlson, V. Lenkeit, Coach Baretta. GIRLS BASKETBALL FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): D. Rodier, T. Stiebitz, Jl. Snyder, S. Hammond, Jn. Snyder, P. Dillon, C. Vedovato. BACK ROW {LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Rusch, D. Young, J. Duclos, K. Anthony, M. Tracy, B. Mann, S. Linko, E. Whitaker, D. Dzen. 164 HIGH SCHOOL (L TO R) L. Regulbuto, S. Longo, S. Schmidt, C. Mann, J. Goodwin, S. Craparotta, N. Falcinelli, D. Gentile, (missing) L. Johnson. J. V. BASKETBALL STANDING (L TO R) Assistant Coach B. Rumbold, T. Whitlock, S. Waters, K. Pugliese, J. Goodwin, A. Goodwin, Coach LaBrcchc. KNEEING (L TO R) B. Prusaczyk, J. Shea, G. Biancucci, R. Mazur, S. White, B. Heath, (missing) C. Douglas. SOUTH SOUTH IHDSOfl i WINDSOR SOUTH SOUTH SOUTH UlNDSOi 1 WINDSOR WINDSOR WINDSOR WINDSQj WINDSOR VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING (L TO R) Coach Sharos, W. Umberfield, L. Whitlock, R. Wilkinson, M. Kucinskas, P. Goodwin, P. Lenkeit, S. Demarais, Coach LaBreche. KNEELING (L TO R) P. Doucette, P. Walcek, D. Hauck, G. Jankowski, M. Gerber, P. Biancucci, M. Fortin. SOUTH SOUTH V SOUTH i S3 i WINDSOR SOUTH SOUTH ' WIKDSDR WINDSOR S4 WINDSOR LEONEL L.H.C. DRY WALL CO. 644-2624 PERSONALIZED SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR DRY WALL NEEDS CUSTOM WORK MY SPECIALTY Leonel H. Cyr 9 Fox Meadow La So. Windsor, CT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’76 From: THE MITCHELL FUEL COMPANY Offering South Windsor complete service and supply of home comfort products. Automatic Fuel Delivery Expert Burner Service Boiler, Burner, Warm-Air Installations Cannel Coal (The Perfect Fireplace Fuel) Now in our 19th Year 986 Sullivan Avenue, South Windsor 289-5796 174 Compliments of Imperial Oil Co., Inc Plumbing — Heating 981 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, Conn. Phone 644-152 LARR Y’S AUTO SUPPL Y INC RTE. 5 SOUTH WINDSOR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “76 Nitey - Nite Motel 1519 ROUTE NO 5 Lester Sirois Owner-Manager Phone (203) 2B9.2706 South Windsor. Conn. 06074 Congratulations Class of 1976 Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Parker, Sr. m THE BUSY BEE MOBIL SELF SERVICE I SHA W- WALKER Office Furniture and Business Systems COMPLETE CARPET SALES SERVICE CLEANING IMPERIAL CARPET CLEANING 289-4336 Div. of Imperial Carpet Workroom South Windsor Pharmacy, Inc. South Windsor, Conn. Phone 644-1513 969 Sullivan Avenue 289-4335 A M RT. 5 CORNER PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074. TEL. (203) 289-6866 MELLEN MARINE SEA RAY Compliments of Lou’s Restaurant BOSTON WHALER STARCRAFT PACESHIP GLASTRON O ' DAY 1145 JOHN FITCH BLVD (RT 5) SOUTH WINDSOR 06074 BRADLEY RADIO T.V. T.V. Radio Sales Service 435 Chapel Road South Windsor Phone: 528-31 14 Serving you for over 40 years. 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MATHER TEL. 247-4570 Congratulations to the class of ’76 The Richard E. Brown family 185 CONGRATULATIONS . . . and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! LORING STUDIOS New England’s Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers 1 . 7. 2. 8. 3. 9. 4. 10. 5. 6. 1 1 . 13. 14 . 17. j 18. 19. 20. 21. 1 22. j 23. 15. 16. 24. 25. 26. 27. 34. 2 0 . 35. 29. 36. 1 30. 37. 31. 32. 33. 38. 42. 43. 44. 45. 39. 40. 41. 46. 48. 49. 51. 50. 52.- 53. 55. 47. 54. 57. 58. BABY PICTURE KEY 1 • Lynn Comeau 21. Joan Thibodeau 41. 2. 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Pat Richards Lisa Hobson Jill Kremidas Karen Fritzen Cara Leibowitz Netty Falcinelli Scott Kenyon Milda Dragonevicius David Herzog Karen Cohan Scott Flagelin Tim Morris Josephine Dziama Adrienne Lizotte Kathy Courey 187 CENTURION STAFF 1976 EDITOR: Nancy Brown Faculty: Sharon Hammick Seniors: Jayne Shelto Karen Sladyk David Billig Laurie Brand Shirley Denno Netty Falcinelli April Foster Debbie Gates Chevron Ricketts June Thomas Underclassmen: Sue Lyons Nancy Haggett Debby Gill Activities: Ruth Senger Barbara Reuss Jeanne Donahue Social Events: Pat McGuinness Judy Amselem Karen Fritzen Russ Sabia Sports: Lou-Ann Marchesseault Jill Kremidas Trice Schukei Sponsors: Sue Parker Arlene Cyr Eleanor Picard Kevin Rennie Pat Richards Business Manager: Chris Fairman Advisor: Mr. Gordon Small Dedication: Sue Hopley Art work: Debi Smith Bill Young Sandy Grisel Paula Callahan Sheryl Schmidt Cover Design: Horace Henry We would like to thank everyone who assisted in the pro¬ duction of our yearbook. 188 The bells no longer beckon, the long corridors of memories hum with silence. We are the children born from these, and shall remain so in remembering what we have left behind — smiles that caught us running, eyes that watched us learning, minds that taught us dreams, and frowns that watched our frustrations. Empty rooms catch the dust of our shoes, reminding us our souls have been shaken — there is no need to tell us the day will not stand the same anymore. We may catch up with time for one long moment and study what has been, only to turn and find tomorrow unleashing itself upon us at its mercy, while today has passed by without a trace. Suzanne Doering