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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1979 volume:

CENTURION South Windsor High School South Windsor Connecticut Faculty .18 Seniors .40 Activities .98 Underclassmen.132 Sports .154 Sponsors .196 Good morning, yesterday! m smt iit You wake up, and time has slipped away. And suddenly it s hard to find the memories you left behind. Do you remember the laughter and the tears, the shadows of misty yesteryears? The good times and the bad you’ve seen, and all the others in between. Do you remember the times of your life? Reach back for the joy and the sorrow , put them away in your mind. For memories are time that you borrow to spend when you get to tomorrow. ! r | I 1 M j P Iv i 1 v 7 Here comes the setting sun. the seasons are passing one by one mmmmz ' eJtiahanliq mmi m rnr SPlS � |i ii So, gather moments while you may; collect the dreams you dream today. Will you remember the times of your life? m 4 %. A ■ 6 f ! r y ' 4 m HHH ’’’” 4SS W JkWm WITH GRATITUDE FROM THE CLASS OF 1979 1976 was a year of beginnings. We, as students, began our career at South Windsor High School, and Mr. Greg¬ ory Plunkett assumed the position of Vice-Principal. Since those early years, we have grown in many ways as has our respect for Mr. Plunkett. As Prin¬ cipal, he listened to our problems, cared about us, and was involved in all facets of our school life. We the Class of 1979 therefore dedicate the Centur¬ ion to Mr. Plunkett, a man of honor, dignity, and fairness, who we thank for his guidance and will not soon forget. i«4mV � ' Wv MUM � • ' ' ' W.nw I’ ,� w ' «11 i vu ■. !• 44 - 11 } aiitiil ilillllMliin reason and calm judgement the qualities specially belonging to a leader ADMINISTRATION DR. ROBERT W. GOLDMAN MR. DONALD C. MERCURE Business Manager As you complete this important phase of your education it would be only natural for each of you to pause and reflect upon these years of school and the influence they have had upon your life. I would hope that each of you finds her or himself prepared for the next role in your life. I would further hope that you will begin to feel the loss of an important part of your life — teachers, classes, music, sports, friends, games, dances, and all the other unique expe¬ riences that you have had in your school life. Many, many people have worked hard and with dedication to provide these experiences for you. Besides teachers, your parents and members of the community have supported your education and look to you as the future leaders of our community and Nation. I am convinced that that trust is not mis¬ placed and that our future will be secure in your hands. Robert W. Goldman, Ph.D. Superintendent of Schools 22 MR. JOHN N. THOMAS Associate Principal MR. WILLIAM L. PERRY Assistant Superintendent of Schools MS. JOSEPHINE A. KELLEHER Associate Principal MR. GREGORY J. PLUNKETT It seems almost impossible that you, the class of 1979, are ready to graduate from High School. I’ve enjoyed working and learning with you during the last three years and I wish you all the best for the future. Many of you have become more than just members of a class, you have become friends and it is not easy to watch you graduate and leave South Windsor High School. Your class has done many things very well. Right from the start of your senior year you have, worked diligently to make the year a suc¬ cess. The officers you elected have served you well and are a credit to the class of 1979. As you leave South Windsor High School, go with the confidence that we care about you and are proud of you. The success you have had here and the maturity and good judgement you have demonstrated make me confident that you will be successful in the future. Gregory J. Plunkett Principal fc 1 U Id hJ H - MR. DONALD ALLEN Special Education — TMR MISS DONNA M. ADCOCK Guidance Counselor MR. ALAN L. RENFORD Guidance Counselor MRS. BEVERLY C. BICKFORD Office Procedures Stenography Personal Typing Transcription Record Keeping MRS. KATHERINE BIANCUCCI Guidance Clerk-Typist MRS. MARSHA BARETTA Physical Education MR. LAURENCE A. BROWN Physics MRS. JOYCE BOWKER Social Worker MRS. LIN BIEBECK Basic Book Keeping Business Principles Record Keeping Stenography MRS. MARILYN BISHOP Clothing Foods MR. PAUL BORDONARO Basic Book Keeping Business Law Business Principles Intermediate Accounting MR. HARLAND CASS Contemporary Literature English Grammar Structure MR. ART CLOUTMAN Elementary Functions Technical Algebra Trigonometry MR. WILLIAM CHERNIK Vocational Education MRS. lOAN CODY emistry MRS. SANDRA CHAPIN French MRS. CARMEN CHARETTE Business Aide MRS. FRANCES S. CHARLTON Guidance Clerk-Typist MRS. NANETTE R. DAVIS Adult Living Foods MRS. RUTH CZERBINSKI Spanish MRS. NORMA K. CURTIS French MISS ANN DUFFY Advanced Math Calculus Elementary Functions MRS. SUSAN DUPONT Stenography Typing MRS. MARGARET DARROW Foreign Language Department Head 27 MRS. JEAN ERTEL Special Education Aide MRS. HAYDEE D. FARRELL Spanish MR. EDWARD FLORIO Current Affairs U.S. History Westem Non-Western Societies MR. SAMUEL L. GARRO Critical Reading English Usage Journalism Short Story Festival Viewpoint in American Literature MRS. EILEEN FLEMING Fitzgerald, Hemingway Steinbeck Practical English Short Story Festival Viewpoints in American Literature MS. NOREEN EWING American Literature Critical Reading English Usage Short Story Analysis Short Story Festival MR. CRAIG HOTCHKISS Contemporary World Problems Consumer Economics U.S. History MRS. HELEN C. HEARD Comparative Anatomy Physiology Genetics Human Anatomy Physiology MISS CAROL HARDING American Literature Composition Grammar Structure MR. ROBERT HOPKINS Electronics MRS. MAUREEN HAMMICK Special Education Aide MRS. SHARON HEARD Consumer Math Geometry MR. ROBERT L. JOY Algebra Consumer Math Vocational Math MRS. OLGA M. JOHNSTON Office Procedures Typing MRS. SUSAN KINSLOE-BYERS Ceramics Design Drawing Painting MISS JUDITH KALLMAN Adult Living Behavioral Science Psychology U.S. History MR. HAL KIBBE Drafting Mechanical Drawing MRS. DOROTHY KEATING Librarian MR. PHILLIP S. LOCARIO Composition Practical English Short Story Festival MR. JOSEPH A. KRAWSKI General Math Geometry Chorus Theory Harmony MR. NICHOLAS R. LESBINES Music Fundamentals Vocal Ensemble MR. ROBERT LABRECHE Physical Education MR. LOUIS A. LAZZERINI Band Instrument Ensemble Music Literature Theory Harmony MR. PETER LUCHINA CWE Coordinator MR. PETER J. LUKASEWSKI Special Education MR. JOHN MARCHETTI Guidance Counselor MRS. DOROTHY MARTYN American Literature Creative Writing Selected Reading English Literature MRS. BARBARA MADER Vocational Math MISS GERALDINE MAILLETT Drawing Painting MRS. EILEEN MALSICK Library Aide MRS. SUSAN MAZZONNA Consumer Math Geometry MR. KARL McGRATH-TOWNSEND American Literature Applied English Composition MRS. LINDA MELLONE Algebra General Math MRS. MARY MONROE-KOLEK Career Education MRS. CONSTANCE K. MELLEN Latin MR. RALPH McCARROLL Physical Education watsmm MISS SHARON A. MORAN Government U.S. History MRS. MARIA ANN MORENO Disease Human Anatomy Physiology MR. ROBERT MYETTE Distributive Education Coordinator MR. ALLAN MOTHERSELE Aerospace Industrial Arts MISS JANE C. NEWPECK American Literature American Writers Critical Reading World Literature MR. ROBERT K. NOYD Biology Botany Chemistry Human Anatomy Physiology MRS. GERALDINE PETERSON Clothing Foods MR. ROBERT PENNELL Ancient History Current Affairs U.S. History MR. GREGORY RAMSDELL Graphics Industrial Arts MRS. JOANN POMPA French Spanish MR. ALBERT OBUE Algebra Technical Algebra Trigonometry MR. VERNE H. OLSEN Current Affairs U.S. History Contemporary Worl d Problems MRS. SHIRLEY RANDAZZO Foods MR. RON RIOUX Comparative Anatomy Physiology Marine Science Oceanography MR. LAWRENCE SCHACKNER AV Coordinator MISS KATHERINE RUSCH Physical Education MR. SALVATORE RANDAZZO Behavioral Science International Studies Western Non-Western Societies MRS. SHIRLEY RYAN Nurse MS. CYNTHIA SILVERMAN Guidance Counselor MISS LYNNE SISITZKY Note Taking Stenography Typing MR. ROBERT SCHMIDT Psychology U.S. History MRS. RITA S. SJOBLAD Psychology U.S. History MR. CHARLES SHAROS Athletic Director MR. EMIL SCHOENBORN Architectural Drafting Industrial Arts MR. STEVEN STOCKLOSA American Literature English Literature Grammar Structure Shakespeare Speech MR. GORDON SMALL Data Processing Key Punch MRS. MARY TUCKER American Literature Grammar Structure Literature of Today Small Town In American Literature MR. ROBERT VANESSE Algebra Geometry MS. VICKI VADALA Special Education MR. ROBERT VALLI Aerospace Graphics MR. JAMES W. WOODWORTH Applied English Contemporary Literature Fitzgerald, Hemingway Steinbeck Literature of Today Viewpoints In American Literature MRS. MICHELLE VIRKLER Secretary to Principal MR. DAVID P. WHITE Astronomy Chemistry Geology MRS. ANGELA WILSON Psychologist MRS. GAY WHITLOCK Main Office — Clerk Typist MR. ARTHUR WOODS English Fundamentals Rapid Reading Study Skills MRS. ELLA WIRTH Bacteriology Child Development Human Anatomy Physiology ■ • !!� f H | f ' i fv.ix Wfii •j mu J— THE CLASS OF 1979 KAREN ANN ALLARD Red, Kren “For what is pleasant with¬ out love and laughter.” Ambition: to travel, to be¬ come insane. Pet Peeve: cigarette smoke, people who tease other peo¬ ple. Highlights: going to college with my favorite friend. Activities: Concert Chorus 4; Home Economics Club 3; Office Assistant 2; Pep Squad 3, Secretary 4; Sopho¬ more Junior Chorus 2,3,4. ELIZABETH E. ANDERLE Android, Lizzard, Dizzy-Lizzy “No matter what others will be, she will always be her¬ self.” Ambition: to become an interior decorator, to live my life to its fullest. Pet Peeve: people who judge others on first appearances, people who go back on their word. Highlights: receiving an award at the pep rally. Activities: Concert Chorus 4; Gymnastics 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 2,3; Special Educa¬ tion Aide 3. CHARLES D. ANDERSON Charley, Chuck, Canderson “He knows no enemies be¬ cause he knows not how to make them.” Ambition: a ski bum, to keep in touch with all my high school friends. Pet Peeve: rain during the ski season. Highlights: painting the bam, weekend ski trips, Ju¬ nior Prom, 1977 Rockville game. Activities: AFS 3, Officer 4; Band 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Outing Club 2,3; Board of Directors 4; Senior Fall Event; Student Council 3, Alternate 4; Taming of the Shrew Production; Yearbook Staff. ERIC C. ANDRUS “As restless as the wind: nothing hurries him or wor¬ ries him.” Ambition: acting, an Oscar, to own my own Benz. Pet Peeve: M.B.’s, cloudy mornings, zits. Highlights: Animal House ’79, room 210 at Killington, Taming of the Shrew, Pittsburgh ’78, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: Class Executive Board 2,3; Outing Club 3,4; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; Senior Fall Event; Taming of the Shrew Pro¬ duction; Tennis 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4. ROBERT ANIELLO Gini, Frog “Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill.” Ambition: to own a business. Pet Peeve: people who don’t shower after playing sports. Highlights: making it to the state championship soccer game against Guilford. Activities: Outing Club 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; J.V. Soccer 2 . JAYNE LYNN APPLETON Frack “If you don’t believe in hap¬ piness, happiness will never come.” Ambition: to succeed in whatever life may bring, but above all to be happy. Pet Peeve: ice-cold track meets, chemistry, the walk to Wapping. Highlights: July 1, 1976, 1977, 1978. Activities: Senior Fall Event; Track Field Manager 2,3. LINDA L. ANDERSON Lin “Knowledge to know, ability to do, energy to accomplish.” Ambition: psychologist Pet Peeve: people who are late, people who aren’t themselves. Highlights: going to Pittsburgh with the Vocal Ensemble, working on the shows. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; AFS Domestic Exchange Student; Class Executive Board 2; Concert Chorus 2,4; Outing Club 2; Prom ises Promises Production; Reflections staff 3,4; South Winds Staff 3,4; Taming of the Shrew Pro¬ duction; Vocal Ensemble 3,4. 44 JOSEPH ARCHER Arch “Fun is my specialty, mis¬ chief is my pastime.” Ambition: to have a great life. Pet Peeve: working, going to school. MARGARET C. ARMES “Each mind has its own method.” Ambition: to have a good and happy life. Pet Peeve: waiting, long school days, Cubbett munch¬ ing out Kelly’s cat. Highlights: the painting of the barn, May 13, 1977. Activities: Outing Club 3; Senior Fall Event. DAVID J. ARMATA Bluto, Block “A little shy, a little more than meets the eye.” Ambition: to go to college and join Delta House. Pet Peeve: $25 speeding tickets, radar, red necks. Highlights: Animal House ’79, slurping down jello, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: Outing Club 2,3,4; Soccer 4. KELLYANN ASHLAW Kelly “The best of life is conversa¬ tion.” Ambition: to be discovered. Pet Peeve: homework, changing for gym. Highlights: graduation. Activities: Student council 2,3; Class Secretary 4. LISA MARIE BAMBARA Bambi “Quiet at first, but look again.” Ambition: go to college in Boston, to be financially happy, to enjoy everything I do in life. Pet Peeve: people who are late, people who break plans at the last minute. Highlights: finally being a senior, the Bally-Hoo. Activities: Junior Prom Band Committee; Senior Fall Event; Student Council 4. DONNA BANNON “An innocent face, but you can never tell.” Ambition: to enjoy life and be happy. Pet Peeve: inconsiderate people who are never on time. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SITTING: Secretary Kelly Ashlaw, Social Chairman Annie Flocco. STANDING: Treasurer Gina D’Amato, President Ann Shea, Treasurer Joe Carino. 45 PAUL A. BARD “A simple life is its own re¬ ward.” NANCY R. BASSOS Nanc, Nanny “A smile goes a long way, but a giggle goes a lot farther.” Ambition: to become a C.P.A., to work with little children. Pet Peeve: inconsiderate people, waiting for Tommy to call. Highlights: July 1, 1976. Activities: Concert Band 2,3; Junior Prom Chairman; Stu¬ dent Council 4; Vocal En¬ semble 4. CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD SITTING: Lise Caron, Donna Heath, Chris Mealy. STANDING: Eric Andrus, Jon Huot. RENEE ANN BEEBE Sunshine “Dancing, the child of music and song.” Ambition: to be the best me and make my husband happy. Pet Peeve: complications, lonely days. Highlights: Pittsburgh Trip, Junior Prom, 1978 Recep¬ tion, “Promises,” “Taming,” G period drawing in the sun¬ shine. Activities: Concert Chorus 2; Greater Hartford Youth Chorale 4; Promises Promises Production; Taming of the Shrew Production; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Vocal En¬ semble 1978 Pittsburgh Per¬ formance (ACDA). MARIA BELTRAMELLO “In any chain of friendship she is a welcome link.” Ambition: to reach the goals I have set, to make as many people happy as I can. Highlights: summer of 1978, D period chemistry, 1977 Rockville football game, Ju¬ nior Prom. Activities: Boys’ Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Class Execu¬ tive Board 2; Congressional Internship Program 3; Girls’ State Delegate; Junior Prom Committee; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Prom¬ ises Production; Student Council 3, President 4; Tam¬ ing of the Shrew Production; Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3, Captain 4; Yearbook Staff. DARLENE DOROTHY BENDA Dar “With smiles and chatters all the day she goes along her merry way.” Ambition: to become an executive secretary. Pet Peeve: underclassmen who sit on senior benches. Highlights: graduating V 2 year, 1979 senior events. Activities: Junior Prom Committee; Senior Fall Event. DAWN MARIE BENSON “In quietness lies her charm. ’ Ambition: to be happy in whatever I decide to do, to have lots of friends. Pet Peeve: people who think they’re better than others. Highlights: graduation, pep rallies. Activities: Outing Club 4; Pep Squad 3,4. 46 ROBERT F. BILLIG “Few‘things are impossible to those who possess dili¬ gence and skill.” Ambition: pressman super¬ visor at Connecticut General. Pet Peeve: cutting through the main doors from the smoking area after the warn¬ ing bell. WILLIAM P. BIMONTE “My thoughts and my words are my own.” Ambition: to be the first reg¬ ular fireman and first paramedic in South Windsor. SUSAN P. BILLINGS Sue “A pleasure to meet a joy to know.” Ambition: to be happy. Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than others. Highlights: graduation. CAROL E. BISHOP Kinga, Jupiter “Skill and confidence are an unconquerable army.” Highlights: softball state championship. Activities: Band 2,3; Basket¬ ball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 4; Softball 2,3,4. DEBRA BLAIR Deb, Debbie “What wisdom can you find that is greater than kind¬ ness.” Ambition: to own my own business, to be successful in anything I do. Pet Peeve: people who put on an act for different people. Highlights: hockey manager, winning the 1978 CVC championship. Activities: Chorus 2; DECA 4; Ice Hockey Manager 3,4; Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event. RAEANN M. BLAZAWSKI Rae “She can resist anything but fun.” Ambition: to enjoy life, to succeed in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: boring weekends, people who are always late. Highlights: my last year in the high school. Activities: Outing Club 2; Senior Fall Event. CARROLL MARIE BLUME Bloomers “There are those who are both beautiful and good.” Ambition: to do all the things I have never done. Pet Peeve: SPIDERS! Highlights: together with Bruce 10 7 76, Senior year. Junior Prom, vearbook, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 2,3; Class Executive Board 2; Gymnas¬ tics 2,3; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee; Senior Fall Event; Yearbook Editor. CHARLES G. BOENIG Chuck “He will go far because he believes every word he says.” Ambition: to be content with what the future will bring. Pet Peeve: stop signs in South Windsor. Highlights: New Jersey ex¬ change concert, Promises Promises Production, Vocal concert with the Hartford Symphony, Kim. Activities: Band 3,4; Concert Chorus 2,3; Outing Club 3,4; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; Senior Fall Event; South Winds Staff 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4. 4 7 MARGARET E. BOND Peg, P.B., Milt, Peggy “True to her word, work, and friends.” Ambition: to appreciate all life has to offer. Pet Peeve: inconsiderate people. Highlights: playing sports, the Junior Prom, 1978 Stu¬ dent Internship Program. Activities: Basketball 2,3,4; Class Executive Board 2; Field Hockey 2,3; Co- Captain 4; Junior Prom Co- Chairman 3; NHS 3; Presi¬ dent 4; Senior Fall Event; Softball 2. COLETTE M. BOSSE “She looks on life with quiet eyes.” Ambition: to live a happy life. Pet Peeve: people who interupt you. LISA ANN BOUDREAU Lis, Boo “A petite package of pep.” Ambition: to work with ani¬ mals. Pet Peeve: moody people, two-faced people. Highlights: cheering at the CVC championship game against Rockville, Junior Prom, Animal House ’79. Activities: Cheerleader 3; Junior Prom Committee; Se¬ nior Fall Event. SUSAN A. BOURKE Sue “Always leave them laugh¬ ing.” Ambition: USAF, Veterina¬ rian. Pet Peeve: S.W. police dept., 7-11 managers, getting kicked out of 7-11. Highlights: Promises Prom¬ ises, the junior proms, ACDA Pittsburgh Convention, 1977 Rockville football game, E period study hall. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3,4; Outing Club 4; Prom¬ ises Promises Production; Senior Fall Event; Vocal En¬ semble 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1978 Pittsburgh Performance (ACDA). TODD ANTHONY BORDONARO Toad B. “I never think about the fu¬ ture, it comes soon enough.” Ambition: law, music. Pet Peeve: long lift lines, working on weekends. Highlights: Junior Prom, Pittsburgh trip, getting wood for the Bally-Hoo, painting the barn, food fights at Mac’s. Activities: Band 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Cross Country 3,4; Cent¬ ral Northwest Choir 3; Junior Prom Band Committee; Out¬ ing Club 2,3,4; Promises Promises Production; Senior Fall Event; Stage Band 3,4- Student Council 4; Track and Field 2,4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4. DREW M. BOUCHER Boo-Boo “A smile with the intent to do mischief.” Ambition: to be successful in life. Highlights: Animal House ’79; Junior Prom; Wapping Cruisers. Activities: Basketball 4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Cross Coun¬ try 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Track and Field 3,4. BOYS’ STATE DELEGATES Sitting: Paul Lange, Ken Fontaine, Jim Nesteruk. Standing: Tom Favreau, Mike Mazor. BRIAN J. BURKE “He is at peace with all that surrounds him.” Ambition: to become a guitarist or a draftsman. Pet Peeve: disco music. JODY ANN BRAZALOVICH Jode, Dode “Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves.” Ambition: to make the best out of life and to succeed in college. Pet Peeve: people who are always late, homework, Rockville. Highlights: F period Latin I, 77-78 football, ice hockey and basketball seasons, East Beach after the Junior Prom. Activities: Chorus 2; Outing Club 3; Senior Fall Event. JOANNE M. BROWNE “She goes as she pleases and pleases as she goes.” ALAN ROBERT BRAILSFORD “I know what I know and am not troubled by what I do not know.” Ambition: to go in food ser¬ vice management. Pet Peeve: people who start saying something, stop, and then say never mind. Highlights: going to Pitts¬ burgh with the Vocal En¬ semble. Activities: Outing Club 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1978 Pittsburg h Performance (ACDA). ERIC JOHN BRODEUR “A man with varied interests. CHRISTINE E. BUDARZ Krysia “Only he who attempts the ridiculous can achieve the impossible.” Ambition: to please my mother, to get married and have seven children. Pet Peeve: people who hit me. Highlights: gander sitting, Pittsburgh trip, explosive polkas. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Gym¬ nastics Manager 2; NHS 3,4; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; Vocal Ensemble 4. w LORI A. BROWN “She enjoys life in a quiet way.” Ambition: nursing. Highlights: taking part in the mini-internship program. Activities: Guidance Aide 3; Outing Club 4. 49 DANIEL J. BUYS Kid from Africa “He transferred here and made our hearts warmer, our only regret is he wasn’t here longer.’ Ambition: nuclear physics, to sail around the world. Pet Peeve: losing, getting up early. Highlights: my first football pep rally, Ballv-Hoo, Fall Event, snow skiing, gradua¬ tion, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS Exchange Student; Football 4; Math Team 4; Outing Club 4; Se¬ nior Fall Event; South Winds Staff 4; Track and Field 4; World Affairs Club 4. LAURA CLARE CALLAHAN “There’s an answer to every¬ thing if you think fast enough.” Ambition: to make people happy. Pet Peeve: echos, regrets, indecision. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Bas¬ ketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 3,4; Guidance Assistant 3; Softball 2,3,4. LISA JEANNE CALDWELL Lis “Angels belong in heaven that’s why I’m still here.” Ambition: travel out west, stand on top of a mountain, write a book, get married, to live. Pet Peeve: too many! Highlights: August 11, 1978, the beach after the prom, watermellon, Animal House, graduation, senior reception. Activities: Class Secretary 3; Junior Prom Committee; Se¬ nior Fall Event. ELLEN ANN CANTARA EAC, El “Say something nice to someone else and watch the world light up.” Ambition: registered nurse. Pet Peeve: older sisters, cold bus seats. Highlights: Being with Kathy, Dee and the gang. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Home Economics Club 2,3,4; Reflections Staff 4; Senior Fall Event; Track and Field 4. RUDOLPH ERNEST CAPELLO, JR. Rudy “Quiet are his thoughts, happy his nature.” Ambition: journalistic writer, to do everything at least once. Pet Peeve: mornings. Highlights: early graduation. Activities: South Winds Staff. PETER JOSEPH CAPUTO Ugly “Happiness is not having what you want, but what you have.” Ambition: to take life one day at a time, to be happy in my travels. Pet Peeve: knowing that all good things come to an end sooner or later, the nickname Ugly, long lift lines. Highlights: Making the bon¬ fire for the pep rally, room 210 at Killington, painting the barn, food fights at Mac’s. Activities: Junior Prom Band Committee; Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event. LISA J. CARBONELLO “Elegance is good taste plus a dash of daring.” Ambition: to carry the torch at the Olympic games. Pet Peeve: footprints on the track, people who play with my hair. Highlights: becoming a Cruiser. Activities: Cross Country 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 2,3; Senior Fall Event; Track and Field 2, Captain 3,4. LISA J. CAREY “Never say more than is nec¬ essary.” Ambition: to live a long, happy, successful life. Pet Peeve: bossy people. Highlights: the bonfire. Sophomore initiation. 50 Debbie Gobetz and Maria Beltramello Girls’ State Delegates JOSEPH J. CARINO II Jose, Joe, Junior “Talent can achieve what all else cannot.” Ambition: professional drummer, dancer, and per¬ former; legal work; to meet Carl Palmer. Pet Peeve: EL P haters, radar. Highlights: the prom, the Bally-Hoo, painting the bam, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 4; Concert Chorus 2,3; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committees; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Promises Production; Senior Fall Event; Track and Field 4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4. ANDREW E. CARLSON Andreww, Yardstick “He is able because he thinks he is able.” Ambition: to be a profes¬ sional oval track racer, or to build race cars. Pet Peeve: P.P.’s, Fords. Highlights: painting the barn, Pittsburgh. Activities: Connecticut Northwest Chorale 2; Prom¬ ises Promises Production; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4. GILBERT J. CARON “Quiet men conquer many fields.” Ambition: to graduate. Pet Peeve: school. LISE MARIE CARON “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” Ambition: to travel, to achieve mv goals, to be whatever life may bring. Pet Peeve: being called Lisa. Highlights: Washington In¬ ternship, June 1979. Activities: AFS 3,4; Class Executive Board 4; Class Vice-President 2; Concert Chorus 4; Junior Prom Co- Chairman 3; Outing Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2; Promises Promises Production; Soph¬ omore-Junior Chorus 2; Taming of the Shrew Pro¬ duction; Washington Con¬ gressional Internship 3; Yearbook Staff. SUSAN M. CARON Sue “Kind words are short but their echos are endless.” Ambition: secretary. Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning. Highlights: graduation. Activities: Boys’ Track and Field Manager 2. SUSAN MARIE CARROLL Sue, Susie “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Ambition: to live a happy and healthy life. Pet Peeve: bad ski condi¬ tions, long lift lines. Highlights: partying with my friends, senior year. Activities: AFS 2; Cheer¬ leader 3,4; Gymnastics 2; Outing Club 2,3; Board of Directors 4; Senior Fall Event. 51 DONNA J. CARUSO “She makes the day a little brighter.” Ambition: college, a success¬ ful career, to travel. Pet Peeve: losing my keys and my jewelry. Highlights: graduation. GEORGE S. CAYE “It’s his manner and his smile that make him worth¬ while.” Ambition: to become a den¬ tist. Activities: Outing Club 4; Soccer 4. MICHAEL S. CARY Fly “The key to life is to live simply.” STEVEN MARK CECCHINI Hollywood, Chic “Men of his ability are far and few.” Pet Peeve: unexpected has- sics. Highlights: August 11, 1978, Rockville football game, being the 1977 CVC football champions. Activities: Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Senior Fall Event. DAWN A. CHAMBERLAIN “A soul as gentle as a soft breeze.” Ambition: to be successful in life, to become an accoun¬ tant. Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning. Highlights: graduation. DONALD M. CHARETTE “I share no man’s opinions; I have my own.” 52 Steve Wojtyna and Lisa Carey Class Couple KAREN MARIE CHARETTE “Her silence is more eloquent than words.” Ambition: office worker. Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than anyone else. Activities: Attendance Office Assistant 4. JOSEPH A. CICCO III Josep, C-I-C-C-O, Jose “No really great man ever thought himself so.” Ambition: to succeed in whatever I do, to enjoy life. Pet Peeve: R.H.S. pussycats, working some weekend nights. Highlights: senior year. Ju¬ nior Prom, winning the CVC Ice Hockey Championships, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: Ice Hockey 2,3,4; Outing Club 4; Senior Fall Event. THERESA LEE CHEEVER Ter, Teri, Grace “Life always looks brighter from behind a smile.” Ambition: college. Pet Peeve: pessimism. Highlights: summer intern¬ ship in Washington. Activities: Chorus 2; Outing Club 2; South Winds Staff 4; Washington Congressional Internship 3. LAUREN B. CLAPP Lory, Clap, Cory “A soul possessed by gentle¬ ness.” Ambition: computer pro¬ grammer, to make it in life. Pet Peeve: buses that come early. Highlights: track meet with Newington. Activities: Band 2; Track Field 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff. MARY ELIZABETH CLARK “You have to believe in hap¬ piness or happiness never comes.” Ambition: college, to always be happy. Pet Peeve: busy signals, people who are late. Highlights: Waterville 1977, Junior Prom 77, going out with friends, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 2,3; Chorus 2; Outing Club 2,3,4; Year¬ book Staff. ROBERT ALAN CLAY “Always fond of fun and laughter, pleasure first and business after.” Ambition: to be successful and happy. Pet Peeve: people who think they’re better than others. Highlights: 1977 and 1978 Junior Proms. Activities: J.V. Basketball 2. DALE M. CLAYTON “He’ll find a way.” Ambition: business owner. Pet Peeve: conceited people. Highlights: ski trips, D.F., L.C., beach trips. Activities: Outing Club 2,3,4; Soccer 3. RICHARD S. CLINTON Ricky “Life is too short to be seri¬ ous.” Ambition: professional soc¬ cer player. Pet Peeve: uninvited guests, D.E.C., trying to save money, accidents, (espe¬ cially mine). Highlights: Soccer State Fi¬ nals, weekend ski trips in Vermont, East Beach, M.R., L.D., D.F., J.D. Activities: Baseball 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; South Winds Staff 3. 53 MARC JOSEPH COUTURE Cooch “Make way for this man be¬ cause he is one in a million.” Ambition: to be a success in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: walking over to Wapping. Highlights: finally graduat¬ ing after 12 years of school. Acti vities: Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. Chris Rich and Jill Thompson Most Gullible DAVID E. COOK Dave “Gentle in manner, strong in performance.” Ambition: to be a highly paid executive. Pet Peeve: yearbook data sheets, long lift lines. Highlights: graduation. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. KENNETH R. CORMIER “A man among men.” Ambition: to be happy, rich, and famous. Pet Peeve: football practice, English, math. Highlights: getting my schedule fixed my senior year. Activities: Football 2,3,4; Outing Club 4. GERALD F. COTE “Music and rhythm find their ways through the secret places of the soul.” Highlights: pep rallies, Pittsburgh. PAUL J. COUREY Boone “He lives today like there is no tomorrow.” Ambition: to be successful in life and make a lot of mon¬ ey.” Pet Peeve: nosy people. __.J ' . . BRADFORD CRAWFORD “Every man is best known to himself.” Pet Peeve: stresses. Highlights: E period. Activities: Band 2,3. JOHN BRADLEY CONTERNO “A carefree soul.” Ambition: to be successful. Activities: Outing Club 2. 54 JOHN P. CRISO “Hard work is the best in¬ vestment a man can make, especially when he enjoys it. Ambition: to make Howard Hughes look insignificant. Pet Peeve: stock market crashes. Highlights: passing Miss Duffy’s trig, course, wapping cruisers. Activities: Cross Country 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Track Field 2,4. MICHAEL K. CROMBIE Mike, Crum “He seems a man of cheerful yesterdays and confident to¬ morrows.” Ambition: to be a successful architect, to make a lot of money, to always be happy. Pet Peeve: absent minded teachers, lack of time. Activities: Band 2,3; Junior Prom Band Committee; Out¬ ing Club 3,4; Track Field 2 . MICHELLE YVONNE CROTEAU Shelli “Let come what may, I’ll handle it.” Ambition: to be a secretary, to be a bartender and own my own bar. Pet Peeve: two-faced people, people who don’t say what they mean, being contra¬ dicted. Highlights: working with Laurie. Activities: Special Service Aide 3,4. CRAIG C. CYR “Let the world go on, I’ll not interfere.” Pet Peeve: DT’s, people tel¬ ling me what to do. Highlights: going home. WANDA MARIE CYR “The smile on her face is but a reflection of the feeling in her heart.” Ambition: to go to college, live in California. Pet Peeve: people who start saying something and don’t finish. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Outing Club 2. WALTER T. DALEY “Enjoy life all the time.” Ambition: to finish school. Pet Peeve: school, car acci¬ dents. Rob Guilmette and Annie Flocco Best Dressed 55 GINA D’AMATO “Beauty is power, a smile its sword.” Ambition: to be successful and make lots of money. Pet Peeve: people who are late. Highlights: senior year. Activities: Class Treasurer 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Outing Club 4. BRENDA ANNE DAMON Bren “Why let the devil have all the fun.” Ambition: to live a long, happy life. Pet Peeve: people who never smile, people who think they are better than others. Highlights: when all the un¬ derclassmen stand up for the seniors. Activities: Concert Chorus 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Science Lab Aide 2,3; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 2,3. Carroll Blume and Joe Cicco Best Natured CHERYL ELLEN DASHER “Don’t lead me, I can find my own way.” Ambition: to find a job I like. Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning. Highlights: getting my sister at Animal House ’79. Activities: Senior Fall Event; Tennis 3,4. GREGORY B. DAUGHERTY Doc “Sportsmanship is not only being an athlete, but having spirit.” Ambition: to go live in the mountains. Highlights: beating Rock¬ ville for CVC football title, Junior Prom. Activities: Football 2,3, Cap¬ tain 4; Track Field 2; Out¬ ing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. PAUL DAVIDS Bubs, Bubbles, Boo-Boo “It is not enough to have a good mind, the main thing is to use it well.” Ambition: to be a successful lawyer, to get a government job. Highlights: Graduation. Activities: Outing Club 2,3,4. MARIE JULIETTE DELISLE Re “She laughs, she talks, and when it is necessary she studies.” Ambition: never to allow myself to stop growing, lov¬ ing, and learning; child care. Pet Peeve: people who ex¬ pect too much from me. Highlights: summers, vaca¬ tions. Activities: Concert Chorus 4; Home Economics Club 3; Office Assistant 2; Outing Club 3; Pep Squad 3, Presi¬ dent 4; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 2,3. 56 MICHAEL PAUL DELMASTRO “I never let my schooling interfere with mv educa¬ tion.” EUGENE R. DEMAIO “A driver is known by the fenders he keeps.” Ambition: to lead a produc¬ tive life. Pet Peeve: E-period study hall. LYNN M. DELUCA “Strength through joy.” Ambition: to attend a four year college and study social sciences. Pet Peeve: watching televi¬ sion. JOSEPH STEVEN DEMAIO III Joe “Fun is his passport to life.” Ambition: to succeed in life. ELAINE C. DEMERS “Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue.” Ambition: technical writer. Pet Peeve: mornings, worms. Highlights: Animal House ’79, over-night hiking trip, 8 23 78. Activities: AFS 3; Outing Club 2, Board of Directors 3,4; Senior Fall Event; Track Field 2; Yearbook Staff. PAUL D. DENNO “The size of the man does not determine the size of the mind.” DOUGLAS G. DENYER “Success will shine on those who strive.” Ambition: to be healthy, wealthy and wise. Pet Peeve: term papers. Highlights: exchange con¬ certs, Mr. Manz’s chemistry class, 1977 Rockville football game, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Com¬ puter Club 2; Senior Fall Event. JACKIEANN DEROSA Jack “A beauty and charm all her own.” Ambition: to live my life to the maximum, to see Johnny Carson, to travel, to make bucks. Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning, insignificant rules, inconsiderate two-faced people. Highlights: finally leaving this place. Activities: DECA 3. 57 KAREN ANN DESKIS Pidder “Gentle in manner, strong in performance.” Ambition: constant onward motion. Pet Peeve: ignorance. THOMAS FRANCIS DILLON Tom “No man is happy who does not think himself so.” Ambition: to be successful in achieving my goals. Pet Peeve: driving a stan¬ dard. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3; DECA 3,4; Promises Promises Production; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Vocal En¬ semble 1978 Pittsburgh Per¬ formance (ACDA). DENISE LOUISE DICKINSON “Let her step to the music which she hears.” Ambition: to live my life to the fullest, to be a truck driver, part-time secretary. Pet Peeve: people who change their minds more than once. Highlights: Junior Prom, 1978 Rockville football game, 1978 Rally-Hoo. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Atten¬ dance Office Assistant 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Main Office Assis¬ tant 2,3; Pep Squad 3,4; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 2,3. MAUREEN A. DONLIN “A quiet girl you see but not as quiet as you’d think she’d be.’ Ambition: to get married and live on a ranch. Pet Peeve: meat, people who think they are better than others. Highlights: graduation, Se¬ nior Reception, Senior Out¬ ing. Activities: Outing Club 4; Senior Fall Event. GLORIA C. DONOFRIO “Maybe quiet, maybe shy, but there is mischief in her yy eye. Ambition: to become a legal secretary, to enjoy life to the fullest. Pet Peeve: people who think they’re right and refuse to hear your side. Highlights: E period study hall, the Bally-Hoo. Activities: Science Lab As¬ sistant 2,3. PATRICIA A. DONOHUE Trish “A personality everyone adores.” Ambition: to see the world and be happy. Pet Peeve: that all people can’t get along in the world. Laura Callahan and Tracy Fidler 1978 All-State Basketball Team 58 KATHLEEN DONOVAN Kath “Patience is the best remedy for every trouble.” Ambition: to enjoy whatever I choose to do. Pet Peeve: people who are always in a hurry to go nowhere, boring nights. Highlights: finally graduat¬ ing. Activities: Senior Fall Event. WILLIAM THOMAS DRACHENBERG Drac “He must be known to be appreciated.” Ambition: to travel. Pet Peeve: people who yell in the morning. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3,4; DECA 3,4. GERALD J. DORAN “Think like a man of action, act like a man of thought.” Activities: Football 2,3,4. JOLANTA T. DUBICKI Jola, Jolack “A smile for every passing moment.” Ambition: hairdresser. Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning, gym. Activities: Band 2,3,4. KAREN DUBIEL “The more you know her, the better you like her.” Ambition: to enjoy life. Pet Peeve: going to the den¬ tist. Highlights: graduation, se¬ nior reception, senior outing. Activities: Outing Club 4; Senior Fall Event. MARK J. DUCLOS Duke “Give me fun, give me laughter, but give me sleep the morning after.” Ambition: to be wealthy. Pet Peeve: losing. Highlights: beating Rock¬ ville (34-28), room 210 at Kil- lington, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: Basketball 2,3; Class Executive Board 2; Football 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Track Field 2,3,4. ADRIANNE BETH DUFOUR Dre “A gentle nature, kind to all.” Ambition: to own a yacht and a summer house at the beach. Pet Peeve: lack of time, being short, missing impor¬ tant phone calls. Highlights: placing second in the state DECA competi¬ tions. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; DECA 3,4; Nurse’s Aide 2; Outing Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; Taming of the Shrew Production; Senior Fall Event; Yearbook staff. 59 WALTER R. DULL Torgy “Live and let live.” Ambition: hockey pro. Pet Peeve: getting busted. Highlights: Rockville hockey game. Activities: Ice Hockey 2,4. KENNETH DUMAS “A man who will become what he can.” MATTHEW CHARLES DURFEE Durf, Dufe “He only lives who enjoys life. Ambition: to graduate. Pet Peeve: Vegas. Activities: Track Field 3,4. RICKY R. DUMOND Rickie “He is wealthy in kindness.” Ambition: to have a long, happy life. Pet Peeve: people who say untrue things about you try¬ ing to hurt you. MARK R. DURRENRERGER Doodles “He takes his fun where he finds it.” Ambition: to be successful and happy. Pet Peeve: certain stresses, people who move math de¬ partments. Highlights: N.J. exchange concert, Vocal Ensemble Pittsburgh trip. Activities: AFS 2; Band 2,3,4; Computer Club 2; Concert Cnorus 3; CT. Northwest Band 3; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Prom¬ ises Production, Senior Fall Event; Stage Band 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4. JUDITH F. EISENBERG Judy “Always a smile.” Ambition: physical therapist. Pet Peeve: people who never smile. Highlights: senior year, graduation. Activities: AFS 2; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Special Education Aide 4; Student Council Al¬ ternate 4. KATHLEEN M. EKSTROM Kathy “Enjoying life is her goal.” Ambition: to become a bank manager, go to business school. Pet Peeve: people who talk before thinking, people who are late. Highlights: graduating. Activities: DECA 3, Secre¬ tary 4. ANTHONY W. ELIA Two Cent “He is only bright that shines by himself.” Activities: Ice Hockey 4; Outing Club 4. 60 M r, K r . a y IK A IIHII ll Fa Eric Andrus and Lauren Page Class Clowns CHRISTINE C. FAITELLA Chris “That which cost the least and does the most is her pleasant smile.” Ambition: legal secretary. Pet Peeve: people who think only of themselves. Highlights: senior year. Activities: AFS 3,4; Chorus 2; Library Aide 3,4; Outing Club 2. KAREN HELEN FASANO “Always friendly, always happy.” Ambition: to be happy and successful. Pet Peeve: people who make me rush. Highlights: senior year, graduation. Activities: AFS 2; Class Sec¬ retary 2; Class Vice- President 3; Junior Prom Committee Co-chairman; Outing Club 2,3; Senior Fall Event Program Chairman; Student Council 2,4. THOMAS G. FAVREAU “Intellectual power through words and kindness.” Pet Peeve: snow. WILLIAM J. FERRIGNO Chip, Wild Bill “Happily moving on his way.” Ambition: to find all the happiness life has to offer. Pet Peeve: any nationality other than Italian. Highlights: Junior Prom, 3-day weekends, Senior year. Activities: Baseball 2; DECA 3,4. TRACY ANN FIDLER “An athlete, a woman of strong will.” Ambition: special education teacher. Pet Peeve: Sunday basket¬ ball practices, Yankee fans. Highlights: playing against Ansonia in the 1977 state basketball finals. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Band 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Outing Club 3,4; Softball 3; Student Council 2. MICHAEL A. FINNEGAN “A smile that wins friends, a personality that keeps them.” Ambition: to own my own business. Highlights: ski trips, Junior Prom. 61 MICHAEL FITZPATRICK Fitz “He has simple taste, he only wants the best.” Ambition: to make it in life. Pet Peeve: people who are not themselves. ALAN L. FLETCHER Yo Yo, Fletch, Mickey “People like him for what he • yy is. Ambition: Navy, number 1 hydroplane racer of region 1. Pet Peeve: history. Highlights: after the Junior Prom at Gasland. WILLIE EDWARD FLEETING II Krackel “The mind of a man is capa¬ ble of anything.” Ambition: to make a lot of mean green. Pet Peeve: stuck-up people. Highlights: E period foods class my sophomore year with T.R., D.G., W.D., E.D., S.R. Activities: Rasketball 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4. ANNE ROBIN FLOCCO Annie “Her nature is both dear and sweet.” Ambition: business execu¬ tive or lawyer. Pet Peeve: weekend curfews — having to leave when you’re having a good time. Highlights: Junior Prom, se¬ nior year, special friends especially D.G., Animal House ’79. Activities: Class Social Chairman 4; Junior Prom Tickets and Bids Committee; Outing Club 3,4; Tennis 3,4. East Catholic High: Cheer¬ leader 2; Class Executive Board 2; Honors “E” 2; Ring Dance Committee 2; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2. MICHAEL FLUHARTY Mike “Time — enjoy every minute of it.” Ambition: to make just enough money to live com¬ fortably. Pet Peeve: getting up early in the morning. KENNETH ROBERT FONTAINE Ken “A gentleman, scholar and athlete he is.” Ambition: to find success and enjoyment in all stages of life. Pet Peeve: waking up early in the morning. Highlights: basketball team making it to the state cham¬ pionship game. 62 Peggy Bond DAR Citizenship Award MATTHEW J. FREDETTE Matt “Quality, not quantity.” Ambition: to travel to Co¬ lombia, to have lots of gold. Pet Peeve: rednecks. LISA FRENCH Frenchie “Laugh when you can, smile when you can’t.” Ambition: to finish school. Pet Peeve: homework. Highlights: graduation, summer vacations. Activities: DECA 3,4. RONALD R. GAFFNEY Ron “Wit is the key to personali- Ambition: to get through school. Pet Peeve: School. Highlights: summer vaca¬ tions. DENISE CAROL GAGNON Rone girl “She possesses the en¬ thusiasm so necessary for happiness.” Ambition: to walk, work, keep smiling, to remember the decent class of 1979. Pet Peeve: crossing the court¬ yard in the winter and fall¬ ing on the ice. Activities: DECA 3. JOHN FORMEISTER “Above all, he is master of himself.” Ambition: to graduate. Pet Peeve: gvm teachers. GREGORY J. FRANCIS Greg “An honest man is the no¬ blest work of God.” Ambition: to be successful at something I like. Pet Peeve: worthwhile studv halls. Activities: Soccer 3,4; Track and Field 3,4. LINDA ANN FRANCO Lyn, Francooo “Her eyes are bright, her ap¬ pearance neat.” Ambition: legal secretary. Pet Peeve: people who are late, surprise quizzes. Highlights: the beach after the prom, the special friends I’ve met, H.C. Activities: Junior Prom Band Committee. LISA MARIE FOURNIER “Time passes better when you are a participant and not an observer.” Ambition: to enjoy every¬ thing I do. Pet Peeve: weekend homework, Monday tests. Highlights: 1978 Congres¬ sional internship, softball state champs, off-season beach trips, senior vear, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 4; Band 2,3; Class Ring Committee 2; Congressional Internship Program 3; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball Man¬ ager 2; Library Aide 3; Out¬ ing Club 2, Ski Director 3, President 4; Softball 2,3,4; Student Council 2, Vice- President 3, Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff. 63 CATHLEEN ELLEN GANTICK Cathy, Ticki “An amiable person, she radiates sunshine wherever she goes.” Ambition: college, to always be happy. Pet Peeve: people who are always late. Highlights: Freddie, 1978 Washington Internship, the U.N. at New York, May 23, 1978 at H.P., sharing good times with my friends, senior year, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Junior Prom Band Committee; Office Assistant 3; Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event; World Affairs Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff. FRANCA GALLO “A light heart lives long.” FREDRICK GARDNER “The greatest thing in the world, is for a man to know how to be his own.” DOUGLAS W. GEORGE “Why work when play is so much fun?” Ambition: to get a job as a machinist and become a tool maker. Pet Peeve: sneaky girls. PAMELA K. GIANGRAVE Pam “A soul as gentle as a soft breeze.” Ambition: to graduate from S.W.H.S. Pet Peeve: walking over to Wapping School everyday for math. Highlights: going to the Ju¬ nior Prom, senior year. Activities: Wapping School Aide 2. DEBRA ANN GIANNAMORE “She is sympathetic, sweet and thoughtful.” Ambition: to major in psy¬ chology, U.S. equestrian team. Pet Peeve: being late. Highlights: Fall Event, se¬ nior activities, ski trips. Activities: Junior Prom Committee, Senior Recep¬ tion Committee, Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event. DAVID A. GILL Dave “A calm and easy going man.” Ambition: to be successful in what I do, to drive to Califor¬ nia in a new Z-28. Pet Peeve: unexpected has¬ sles. Highlights: my sophomore foods class with W.F., T.R., W.D., S.R., E.D. Activities: Soccer 2. 64 STEVEN GINTICK “A friend to the human race. Ambition: to be a photo¬ grapher. JAMES T. GOBBLE “Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you’ve been up to.” a ma-m msOfi 23£o h“3 Wmm mi A 9 e««S 41 i... ■ - ■if H — L. DAVID M. GOTHERS “A man who is a master of patience.” Ambition: to wander aim¬ lessly. Pet Peeve: nicknames, rumors. Highlights: getting lost at Cannon Mt., Wapping Cruis¬ ers. Activities: Cross Country 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; South Winds Staff 3; Track Field 2,3. ROBERT DUANE GLIDDEN “Sometimes quiet — some¬ times a riot.” Ambition: to achieve my greatest possible goals. Pet Peeve: saying good-bye. Highlights: senior outing, graduation. Activities: Outing Club 2. DEBORAH TROTH GOBETZ Debbie, Deb “Her ambition has no rest.” Ambition: to learn about my¬ self, others, and the world around mfe. Pet Peeve: nit-picking band rehearsals, A period dissec¬ tion, being “just a little” too short. Highlights: Promises Prom¬ ises, C period chemistry, Randolph, N.J. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Con¬ cert Chorus 2,3; Girls’ State Delegate; Junior Prom Committee Co-Chairman; NHS 3,4; Promises Promises Production; Vocal Ensemble 4; Taming of the Shrew Production; Volleyball 3,4. LORI ELLEN GRAHAM Lor “Short, but so is a stick of dynamite.” Ambition: to become a cos¬ metician and hairdresser. Pet Peeve: inconsiderate people, crowded hallways. Highlights: senior year. Activities: Junior Prom Committee; Senior Fall Event. Drew Boucher and Amy Oberg Most Athletic 65 Dave Schmidt and Nancy Kenway Most Musical CHARLES CARMEN GRASSO III “A calm and easy going man.” SHARON ANN GREEN Green Rean “Happy and carefree is her style. Ambition: to enter the ac¬ counting field, to meet Rod Stewart. Pet Peeve: people who break plans at the last minute. Highlights: early graduation. RORERT A. GUILMETTE Rob “H is fun loving ways will always be remembered.” Ambition: to be successful in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: riding the bus to school. Highlights: Bally-Hoo, Se¬ nior Fall Event. Activities: DECA 3, Presi¬ dent 4; Outing Club 3,4; Se¬ nior Fall Event. SUSAN GRIFFIN Sherlock “In quietness lies hidden friendship.” Ambition: to be successful in the medical field and live a wonderful life.” Pet Peeve: smoking. Highlights: meeting some¬ one special. Activities: AFS 4; Future Nurse’s Aide 2; Outing Club 2,3,4. RAYMOND J. GUIMOND Ray “A man of his own word.” Ambition: finishing school and moving on. Pet Peeve: seven classes a day. Highlights: half davs and no F’s. JOHN A. HALL “He is thoughtful, he is kind.” Activities: Computer Club 2; Concert Band 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Stage Band 3,4. 66 i JAMES M. HALLORAN “In silence we find wis¬ dom.” Ambition: to be successful and own a Corvette. Pet Peeve: having to wait for people. Activities: Outing Club 3. ARIA ELIZABETH HARRISON “It’s her thinking of others that makes you think of her.” Ambition: true happiness. Pet Peeve: chemistry labs. Highlights: surviving this long. Activities: AFS 2; Concert Chorus 4; NHS 3,4; NHS Outing Committee 3; Senior Fall Event; Sophomore- Junior Chorus 2; South Winds Staff 2; Assistant Edi¬ tor 3, Editor 4. SUSAN ANN HASKELL “A beauty of spirit and per¬ sonality.” DONNA KAYE HEATH “The most natural beauty in the world is honesty and truth.” Ambition: to be as strong as K.H., to be a lawyer. Pet Peeve: late birthdays. Highlights: 1976-77 D and F periods. Summer of ’78 in¬ ternship, senior year. Activities: Band 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Class Executive Board 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Graduation Com¬ mittee Chairman; Cheer¬ leader 3; Field Hockey 4; Girls’ Basketball Manager 2,4; NHS 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4. DAVID L. HEIKOFF Barney “It is not enough to have a good mind, the main thing is to use it well.” Ambition: college. Pet Peeve: people who are late. Activities: Baseball 3,4, JV Baseball 2; JV Basketball 2. MICHAEL A. HALL “A courteous and amiable gentleman.” Ambition: carpenter, to marry Cindy and to be happy. Pet Peeve: homework. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3; Cross Country 2. CHRISTINE M. HALLOWELL Chris “Her kind of quietness is a joy forever.” Ambition: college. Pet Peeve: D period. Activities: Band 2; Outing Club 4. BRUCE A. HENNING “A man of endless energy.” Ambition: to be a profes¬ sional punter. Pet Peeve: long lift lines, short winters. Highlights: winning the CVC football championship. Activities: Football 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4. 67 BEBtSKM Ken Fontaine and Laura Callahan Most Versatile KATHLEEN SUSAN HOBSON Kathy, Hobby, Butch “Mischievous, but quiet about it.” Ambition: business man¬ agement, to work with hand¬ icapped children, cosmetol¬ ogy. Pet Peeve: butterscotch, bugs, frogs. Highlights: AFS 2,3,4; Con¬ cert Chorus 4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Senior Fall Event; Sophomore- Junior Chorus 2,3; Yearbook Staff. PAULINE HJARNE Polly, Paula, Paul “Art is not a thing; it is a way.” Ambition: to be an artist. Pet Peeve: meeting dead¬ lines. Highlights: vocal ensemble, graduation. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3,4; Math Aide 2; Vocal Ensemble 4. CHRISTOPHER HORNISH “Now here’s a man who en¬ joys life!” Ambition: architectural draft¬ ing. JEFFREY HAROLD HIRD Jeff, Hirder “Many an hour he brought us laughter.” Ambition: U.N.H. Pet Peeve: having to leave my friends at South Windsor. Highlights: Amy ’77, ice hockey semi-finals. Activities: Ice Hockey 2,3; Outing Club 2,3. CYNTHIA A. HENRIQUES Cin “She came to us a stranger; she remains with us a friend.” Ambition: interior designer, modeling. Pet Peeve: Nancy Drew Mysteries. Highlights: moving to S.W. and meeting so many nice people, Dec. 23, Summer of 1978. Activities: Outing Club 4; Senior Fall Event. KIMBERLEY ELLEN HODGES Kim “Hope and be happy, that’s for the best.” Ambition: a career in medi¬ cine. Pet Peeve: people who mis¬ spell my name. Highlights: the Junior Prom, the Waterville weekend. Activities: Attendance Office Assistant 4; Class Executive Board 2; Future Nurse’s Club 2,3; Nurse’s Assistant 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,4; Se¬ nior Fall Event. 68 i MATTHEW HORNISH “Quiet his thoughts, happy his nature.” Pet Peeve: inconsiderate drivers. CHERYL LYN HULSTEIN “A smile and a personality that sparkle.” Ambition: to graduate from college with my MRS. de¬ gree. Pet Peeve: working at DQ. Highlights: June 1979. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Boys’ Basketball Manager 2; Class Executive Board 2; Concert Chorus 3,4; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Sophomore — Junior Chorus 2; Student Council 3; Secretary 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff. ELIZABETH ANNE HOSKING “Good humor makes all things possible.” Ambition: to be president of a company. Pet Peeve: people who can’t make up their minds, people who can’t take a joke. Highlights: Animal House ’79. Activities: Junior Prom Band Committee; Senior Fall Event. JON F. HUOT Wott, Buzz, Huey, Huey-Baby “A fresh, a free, a friendly man.” Ambition: to learn to ski, to have a weekend party with everyone invited. Pet Peeve: working for my brother, people who always touch my hair. Highlights: getting wood for the Bally-Hoo, going to the beach after the prom, Animal House ’79, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 2; Concert Chorus 2,3; Junior Prom Chairman; Outing Club 4; Soccer 3,4; Student Council 3. LISA ANN JACKSON Jake “A friend who will stick with you until the end.” Ambition: to someday own my own business. Pet Peeve: the fans at Windsor ice hockey games. Highlights: being a hockey manager, winning the CVC ice hockey championship. Activities: Ice Hockey Man¬ ager 3,4; Nurse’s Office As¬ sistant 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Volleyball 3. DAVID J. JANTY Dave “Beware, I may do some¬ thing sensational.” Ambition: to be an electri¬ cian. Pet Peeve: girls with greasy hair. Highlights: painting the bam and almost tailing off it. Activities: Senior Fall Event. LINDA L . JASKULSKI “She may be quiet, but all her friends will sure deny it. Ambition: to own RC Cola, to become a executive secre¬ tary. Pet Peeve: bugs, leaders. Highlights: Senior pep ral¬ lies, Fall Event, graduation. Activities: AFS 3; FBLA 3,4; Home Economics Club 2; Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event; Yearbook Staff. 69 PATRICIA A. JAWORSKI Patti, P.J. “Music is said to be the speech of angels.” Ambition: performing arts, Broadway. Pet Peeve: rumors, gossip, wild Al’s. Highlights: Pittsburgh, gan¬ der sitting, New Jersey. Activities: Band 2,3,4; cheer¬ leader 3, gymnastics 2; Ju¬ nior Prom Band Committee; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 3,4; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; Vocal Ensemble 3,4. DOUGLAS R. JOENSUU Doug “What’s done is done . . . but I didn’t do it.” Pet Peeve: people who are late, people who make you do things you don’t want to do. WILLIAM L. JODICE “His ambition is like a run¬ ner, he never looks back.” Ambition: be a billionaire. Pet Peeve: Rednecks. Highlights: winning the CVC track 880 Champi¬ onship, Wapping Cruisers. Activities: Cross Country 2,3, Captain 4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. KATHY JOHNSON Baby Doll “True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends; but in their worth and value.” Ambition: to be a pediatric dentist, to be an actress. Pet Peeve: people who are prejudice. Highlights: the pep ral lies, Bally-Hoo. Activities: Concert Chorus; Sophomore-Junior Chorus. WILLIAM R. JOHNSTON Bill “It is his manner and smile that make him worthwhile.” Ambition: college, engineer. Highlights: beating Rock¬ ville, Junior Prom, room 210 at Killington, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: Football 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senioi Fall Event; Track and Field 2,3,4. HELEN J. KALLAI “Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows.” Ambition: to always be happy and successful, to travel all over the world. Pet Peeve: rainy days, hav¬ ing to play at home football games especially the Rock¬ ville games. Highlights: exchange con¬ cert with Randolph, N.J. Activities: Band 2,3,4; NHS 3,4: Senior Fall Event; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 2; South Winds Staff 4. BRUCE HOWARD KARASIK “The thinker is the maker of the world.” Activities: Band 2,3; Prom¬ ises Promises Production Stage Band 3. ELIZABETH J. KARPF Liz “For a well rounded life one must have music.” Ambition: to travel around the world. Pet Peeve: hypocrites, Latin translations. Highlights: Junior Prom, Promises Promises, The Taming of the Shrew, Ani¬ mal House ’79, Chorus con¬ certs. Activities: AFS 3,4; Concert Chorus 2,3,4; Promises Promises Production; Reflec¬ tion Staff 4; Sophomore- Junior Chorus 2; Taming of the Shrew Production; Vocal Ensemble 3,4. 70 Steve Cecchini and Cathy Gantick Golden Shovel Awards PAMELA BETH KEAN Pammy, Shortie “And like music on the wat¬ ers is thy sweet voice.” Ambition: to get into a good college, to be always happy and smiling. Pet Peeve: chemistry labs, auditions, schedule changes, getting a hoarse voice before a recital. Highlights: Pittsburgh trip, senior year, pep rally, Junior Prom, Promises Promises. Activities: Junior Prom Pub¬ licity Committee; Music Li¬ brarian 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Out¬ ing Club 2,3; Promises Prom¬ ises Production; South Winds Staff 3,4; String Ensemble 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4. ANDRIAN STEVEN KEBALO Uke “It is easy to repeat, but hard to originate.” Ambition: to succeed in business. Pet Peeve: LTSSR. Highlights: winning the 1977 CVC track champi¬ onship. Activities: Track and Field 2,3,4. LOUIS EUGENE KEEN Gene “Wit and wisdom were bom with him.” Ambition: ocean science, computer systems. Pet Peeve: too many chiefs, not enough Indians. Highlights: ever popular DECA events, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: DECA 3, Trea¬ surer 4; Outing Club 4. SCOTT RICHARD KELLEY “It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” Ambition: to be a successful airline pilot, Pet Peeve: weekend home¬ work, Monday morning tests. Highlights: painting the barn, weekend ski trips, spring beach trips, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 2, President 3, Officer 4; Band 2,3,4; Out¬ ing Club 2,3, Board of Direc¬ tors 4; Promises Promises Production; Senior Fall Event; Taming of the Shrew Production. SEAN KENNEDY “Full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shouldn’t do.” Ambition: to climb Mt. Everest backwards. NANCY HILDA KENWAY Nanc “Music is more than a plea¬ sure, it is a necessity.” Ambition: to communicate love and peace to all through the creation of beautiful music. Pet Peeve: sophomore con¬ gregations in the hall, “Hey Nancy I need some music! Can you get it?” Highlights: Pittsburgh trip, “Please buy a grinder.”, Ju¬ nior Prom, “Tootsie Rolls anyone?” Activities: Band 2,3,4; Con¬ cert Chorus 2; Music Librar¬ ian 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; South Winds Staff 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Wood Wind Quintet 2,3,4. TERRENCE S. KENYON Menyon “The test of any man lies in action.” Ambition: college. Pet Peeve: people on popu¬ larity campaigns, opening your Warner. Activities: Outing Club 2,3,4; Soccer 2. DAVID B. KINGSBURY Crash, Shutters “Once a friend, always a friend.” Ambition: to live in Vermont. Pet Peeve: stuck-up girls. Highlights: the Vocal En¬ semble trip to Pittsburgh. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4. imm m ,ti -i -’!■ DEBRA MARIE KIDD Debbie “A calm, peaceful, and quiet manner.” Ambition: to be healthy, wealthy, and wise. Pet Peeve: Obnoxious peo¬ ple. Highlights: graduation day. Activities: Science Lab As¬ sistant 2,3. STEVEN G. KOCHMAN “There’s a devil dancing in those eyes.” Ambition: to get off this planet. Pet Peeve: homeroom dis¬ missal. VICKI I. KORCHMA “She has a keen taste for life and all its joys.” Ambition: to become a good writer and make it in this world. Pet Peeve: when people try to be something that they aren’t. Highlights: getting out at half year. Activities: SouthWinds Staff. JAMES KOZLOWSKI “Life is too short to waste.” Ambition: to succeed, marry a foxy chic, have a good time. Pet Peeve: rednecks, fools. Highlights: graduating, E period. Laura Callahan and Eric Andrus Class Wits 72 MICHELLE L. KRAMER Betty, Shelly, Mich “Life always looks brighter from behind a smile.” Ambition: to be successful and rich, to live life to its ful¬ lest. Pet Peeve: people who think they’re better than others, getting up in the morning, blushing. Activities: Office Assistant 3; Outing Club 4; Pep Squad 2. KATHERINE LYNN KRAWSKI “She gives to others what she values most; friendship and understanding.” Ambition: to be successful in everything that I attempt. Pet Peeve: cliques. Highlights: the first tennis match I won, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: FBLA 3,4; Senior Fall Event Program Director, Student Council 2,3,4; Ten¬ nis 2,3,4. LESA A. LABRECQUE “Good nature is one of life’s strongest forces.” Ambition: to live a long and very happy life with Keith. Pet Peeve: bad ski condi¬ tions, long lift lines, Keith going so far away for college. Highlights: senior year, graduation, May 13, 1977. Activities: DECA 3, Vice- President 4; Outing Club 3. MICHAEL J. LALIBERTE Mike “Live today like there is no tomorrow.” Ambition: mechanic. Pet Peeve: a car that doesn’t run right. Activities: Chorus 2; Outing Club 2,3,4. FRANCIS WILLIAM LANE, JR. Frankie “Few things are impossible to those who possess skill and diligence.” Ambition: law enforcement. Pet Peeve: melted Twinkies, eople who don’t like to ski, ot weather. Highlights: painting the barn, RHS football game, food fights at Mac’s, building the bonfire, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 2,3, Officer 4; JV Baseball Manager 2; JV Soccer 2; Outing Club 2,3, Board of Directors 4; Senior Fall Event; Taming of the Shrew Production. MARY EDITH LANE Polly “Cheerfulness often expres¬ ses itself in a kind word.” Ambition: to work in the biological science field. Highlights: American Youth Symphony and Chorus, Suf¬ folk Sheep Shepherdess, cello playing, 4-H clubs. Activities: Chorus 2; Lab As¬ sistant 3; NHS 3,4; Special Education Aide 2,3,4; String Ensemble 3,4. 73 Ann Shea and Joe Carino Contributed Most to Class PAUL D. LANGE Pete Moss “A scholar and a sportsman all in one.” Ambition: to be successful in whatever I do and to make good money doing it. Pet Peeve: people who are never on time. Highlights: winning the 1977 CVC football champi¬ onship, passing Miss Duffy’s trig, course, Mr. Manz. Activities: Boys’ State Dele¬ gate; Class Executive Board 2; Football 2,3, Captain 4; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4. NANCY JEAN LANNING Munchy “All that is fair is by nature good.” Ambition: to be a medical lab technician, to marry, to live my life to its fullest. Pet Peeve: skipped belt loops, people who do dumb things just to get attention. Highlights: the weekend ski trip, the senior reception, graduation night. Activities: Band 2,3; Class Executive Board 2; Outing Club 2,3,4; Woodwind Quin¬ tet 3. CYNTHIA ANN LARIVIERE Cindy “I will make my own happi¬ ness wherever I go.” Ambition: medical secretary, to have a happy life and live it to the fullest. Pet Peeve: people who are late, waiting. Highlights: the beach after the prom. Activities: AFS 2; Band 2,3; Chorus 2; Outing Club 2; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; Senior Fall Event; Vocal Ensemble 3,4. BRIAN D. LAVOIE Bry “Strength is shown through kindness.” Ambition: to be happy. 74 DEANNA JEANNINE LAWSON Dee, Deede “All who would win joy must share it, happiness was born a twin.” Ambition: to go hang gliding, to become a flight attendant, to sing, to travel to Australia, to return to Hawaii. Pet Peeve: math, people who think they can’t aance. Highlights: Senior Fall Event, C period sophomore year. Activities: AFS 2,3, Trea¬ surer 4; Concert Chorus 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Promises Prom¬ ises Production; Senior Fall Event; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 2,3; Volleyball 4; Yearbook Staff. KATHLEEN MARIE ANN LEATHERS Kath, Leather, Suede, Feathers “A happy disposition is a gift of nature.” Ambition: to have a govern¬ ment or state job in the se¬ cretarial field. Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than you, friends who always stay in arguments. Highlights: going to my first prom during my sophomore year. Activities: Outing Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3; School Ser¬ vice Aide 3,4. KATHERINE LEMIEUX Kathy “The greatest pleasure of life is friendship.” PAUL J. LEPINE “Every great man is unique.” Ambition: to win at the Day¬ tona Super Cross. Pet Peeve: working on Sat¬ urday nights. WALTER J. LINDQUIST Wall “Nothing hurries him, no¬ thing worries him.” Pet Peeve: hassles. Highlights: E period lunches. DOUGLAS C. MACDONALD Doug “Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him.” Ambition: to fly for the Armed Services, to be suc¬ cessful at anything and everything I try, to make billions and spend millions. Pet Peeve: bad drivers, new math. Highlights: singing in a con¬ cert with Vocal, being on the Board, Mr. Rioux’s 1977 fish¬ ing trip. Activities: Computer Club 2,3; Math Aide 3; Outing Club 2,3, Board of Directors 4; Taming of the Shrew Production; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; World Affairs Club 3,4. KELLEY LUND Kal “Laughing eyes and a ready smile.” Ambition: to go on being happy, to see everything there is to see. Pet Peeve: rednecks, people who lie to me. Highlights: 1978 Junior Prom. Activities: Outing Club 2,3; Senior Fall Event; Track and Field 2. Mike Mazor and Debbie Gobetz Most Likely to Succeed SANDRA J. MAGUIRE Sandy “Her loyal spirit burned through years, she gave her all in Bobcat cheers.” Ambition: to visit Paris in April again. Pet Peeve: waiting for the bus on cold mornings. Highlights: meeting Andre, Just You-n-Me, cheerleading. Activities: Band 2; Cheer¬ leader 3, Captain 4; Gymnas¬ tics 2; Outing Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Senior Fall Event; Senior Reception Commit- JON R. MAHONEY Mahon “No sooner said than done, so acts a man of worth.” Ambition: to be successful in whatever I may do. Pet Peeve: cold mornings at the bus stop. Highlights: golf team win¬ ning its first match. Activities: Basketball Man¬ ager 2,3,4; DECA3; Football Photographer 4; Golf 3,4; Media Service Squad 2,3,4; Outing Club 4; World Affairs Club 2,3,4. tee. 75 NEAL F. MAHONEY Mahones “Enjoying life is his goal.” Ambition: to be successful in whatever I pursue. Pet Peeve: people who walk slow, study halls. Highlights: Bally-Hoo, ’79. MICHELLE MARIE MANGINO Mich, Mandingo “She is a talker and needs no questions before she speaks.” Ambition: to go to college and to be successful in my career. Pet Peeve: people who are late, people who never smile, driving behind slow people. Highlights: graduation, fall event. Activities: Senior Fall Event. Wendy Rulnick and Bob Billig Most Unique THOMAS J. MARTIN Tom “Life is meant to be lived and curiosity must be kept alive.” Ambition: to extinguish the towering inferno. Pet Peeve: driving around on Friday or Saturday looking for something to do. Highlights: the beach the day after the prom, room 210 at Killington. Activities: Junior Prom Committee; Media Service Squad 2,3,4; Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event. JOSEPH C. MARTINELLI loe “Only he who attempts the ridiculous can achieve the impossible.” Ambition: to be an electri¬ cian. Pet Peeve: having to wait in the lunch lines. Highlights: senior activities. LINDA SUSAN MARVONEK Marvy “Her life is flavored with versatility.” Ambition: fashion merchan¬ dising, to travel, to live by the ocean. Pet Peeve: Ho-Jo’s, liars, tripping on the mat before your bar routine. Highlights: May 23, 1978, at H.P., Rockville rivalri es, MacDonalds’ parking lot. Faces, partying with C.H., C.G., and B.M., a winning 1977-78 gymnastics season, Bally-Hoo. Activities: AFS 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Nurse’s Assistant 4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. KATHRYN MAZNICKI Kathy “Don’t be a carbon copy of someone else, make your own impression.” Ambition: modeling, fashion design. Pet Peeve: people who put on an act to impress others. Highlights: Charlie Daniels. Activities: AFS 2; Football Manager 2; Junior Prom Band Committee. 76 DENIS JAMES MCALEES Mac, Smack “Life without mischief is not living but merely existing.” Ambition: to see Steely Dan live. Pet Peeve: waiting, daytime television. ELIZABETH MARY MCGUINNESS Liz, Betsy, Bets “Curiosity is a stepping stone to success.” Ambition: nursing, to be happy. Pet Peeve: people who ex¬ pect you to drop everything to do something for them. Highlights: Waterville ’77, N.J. exchange concert, get¬ ting through La Fiesta, summer of 1978. Activities: AFS 2; Band 2, Officer 3,4; Field Hockey Manager 2; Lab Assistant 2,4; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Yearbook Staff. SCOTT ROBERT MCANDREW Scottie, Mac “Chance governs all.” Ambition: to live a full and happy life, to become rich and own a mansion. Pet Peeve: hangovers, doing low class work. Activities: Outing Club 2. MICHAEL H. MAZOR Maze “Excellence brings success, assurance maintains it.” Ambition: to make a worth¬ while contribution to society. Pet Peeve: two-faced people, being chased by dogs while running. Highlights: having Mr. Manz as a teacher, winning the 1977 CVC track champi¬ onship, Wapping Cruisers. Activities: Boys’ State Dele¬ gate; Cross Country 3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 2,4; Senior Fall Event; Track and Field 2,3,4; World Affairs Club 3,4. COLLEEN MARIE MCTEAGUE “Once a friend, always a friend.” Ambition: to succeed in whatever I do, to own a Firebird. Pet Peeve: rainy, cold foot¬ ball games, people who don’t use their signal lights. Highlights: winning the 1977 Rockville football game, graduation. Activities: AFS 3; Guidance Aide 2,3; Football Manager 2,3,4; Outing Club 4; Senior Fall Event. CHRISTINE MEALY Chris “Of all virtues she is blessed, her laughter and personality outshine the rest.’ Ambition: to get all that there is possible out of life. Pet Peeve: people that are constantly late, a last minute change in plans. Highlights: cheering during my junior year, CVC football victory over Rockville, senior events. Activities: AFS 2; Cheer¬ leader 3; Class Executive Board 4; Outing Club 2; Se¬ nior Reception Chairman. SHERILYN MELNICK Sheri “She enjoys work and fun; she has a smile for every¬ one.” Ambition: to be successful in whatever I undertake. Highlights: Junior Prom, volleyball captain, gradua¬ tion. Activities: Chorus 2; Outing Club 2,3, Board of Directors 4; South Winds Staff 3; Vol¬ leyball 3, Captain 4. BARRY P. MELTZER Barr “Ambitious and dedicated, a grand personality.” Ambition: to live happy and be successful. Pet Peeve: having physics III A period, people who rank others out too much. Highlights: 1978 bonfire, Animal House ’79. Activities: AFS 2,3, Board of Directors 4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Class Executive Board 2; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; Yearbook Staff. 77 JANICE LYNNE MESSINO Jan “Friendliness doesn’t cost — it pays.” Ambition: to succeed in life and achieve my goals. Pet Peeve: people who take and don’t give. Highlights: graduation. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3,4; Junior Prom Band Committee; Nurse’s Aide 3,4; Pep Squad 2. BARBARA ANN MILLER Barb “That which is good is al¬ ways beautiful.” Ambition: nursing, to always be happy, to learn how to fly an airplane. Pet Peeve: waiting. Highlights: the gymnastics team, Jeff, April 1977, senior year, Animal House 79, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 2,3; Gymnas¬ tics 2,3,4; Junior Pro m Band Committee; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Yearbook Staff. KAREN ANN MEYERHARDT “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” Ambition: to always have close friends and a life of happiness. Pet Peeve: waiting, slips of the tongue, disappoint¬ ments. Highlights: I’ll never tell! Activities: AFS 3; Outing Club 4; Senior Fall Event. BRIAN A. MILLER Byron “Never a dull moment.” Ambition: play goalie for the Boston Bruins, go to Yale or Harvard. Pet Peeve: school, all the pucks that go in the net. Highlights: Animal House 79. Activities: Ice Hockey 2,3,4; Outing Club 4; Senior Fall Event. KAREN ANN MINGUY “Thank God for little things.” Ambition: to be happy and successful in whatever ca¬ reer I choose. Pet Peeve: people who think they’re better than others. Highlights: senior year. Activities: AFS 2,3; Band 2,3; Outing Club 2,3,4; Se¬ nior Fall Event. JOHN P. MONTANO Mont, Big M, Pasta “The successful man of ac¬ tions.” Ambition: to catch the dude who ripped off my stereo. Pet Peeve: people who rip off stereos out of vans. Kirsten Olson and John Hall Most Bashful 78 LINDA M. MORIN Mable “Filled with fun and friend¬ liness.” Ambition: to marry Paul. CRAIG MORRELL “Happy I am, from care I’m free.” Ambition: arc welder, race car driver. JESSIE MORRIS “A beauty and charm all her own.” Ambition: to be a secretary. Pet Peeve: people who are late. Activities: Outing Club 2,3. JANET S. MORSE “Laughing eyes, a sunny smile, a nice personality all the while.” Activities: AFS 2; Field Hockey Manager 2,3,4; Gymnastics Manager 2; Out¬ ing Club 2,3; NHS 3,4; Se¬ nior Fall Event. PATTI JEAN MOSHER “Good nature is one of the richest fruits of life.” Ambition: professional hair dressing and cosmetology. Pet Peeve: Mondays, disre¬ spect. CHERYL L. MOTUZICK “The essence of individual- •, � Ry- Ambition: work for Southern New England Telephone Co. Pet Peeve: Rockville. MACY M. MOULTON Mace “The good and the wise lead quiet lives.” Ambition: a career in science or art. Activities: Track Field 3,4. 79 HOWARD MURPHY, JR. Murph “Quick of wit and quick of smile, he’s a friend you’ll find worthwhile.” Ambition: to become a well-known chef, have a good life. Pet Peeve: agilities, total burnouts, waiting. Highlights: getting a varsity letter, winning the Rockville game. Activities: Football 2,3,4; Outing Club 4; Track Field 2,3,4. JOANNE LOUISE MYERS Jo “It’s a friendly heart that has many friends.” Ambition: professional artist, interior design. Pet Peeve: Part-time friends, people who make other peo¬ ple feel two feet tall. Highlights: Waterville ski trips. Activities: AFS 2,3; Rand 2; Concert Chorus 4; Class President 3; Outing Club 2,4; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 3; Vocal Ensemble 4. THOMAS A. NADEAU Tom “See the twinkle in his eye; me thinks there’s mischief in this guy.” Ambition: to live in Stowe, Vt. Highlights: graduation, se¬ nior skip day. Activities: Outing Club 2,3,4; Track Field 2. DAVID J. NESERALLA Nez “Nothing so strong as gen¬ tleness and nothing so gentle as strength.” Ambition: to be rich. Pet Peeve: morning. Highlights: graduation. Activities: Football 3,4; Out¬ ing Club 2,3,4. JAMES WILLARD NESTERUK Jim, Jimmy, Jewish, Ita “The secret of success is a talent, the talent for hard work.” Ambition: anything but En¬ glish. Pet Peeve: speed traps. Highlights: 1977 Rockville football game, causing an explosion in the chemistry lab. Activities: Band 2,3; Class Executive Board 2; Math Team 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Prom¬ ises Production; Student Council 3,4. KEVIN NICHOLS “He is free who lives as he chooses.” MARIA A. NOWAKOWSKI Neilda “A smile that always brings happiness.” Ambition: to travel and to live in Arizona with Ray. Pet Peeve: short holidays, short weekends. Highlights: senior reception. Activities: Outing Club 3. AMY ANN OBERG QT “We like her for herself, we admire her for her ability.” Pet Peeve: Cape Cod. Highlights: 1978 Softball State Championship. Activities: Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. 80 JOYCE C. OLDACH “A nappy easy to get along with person.” KIRSTEN J. OLSON “She adds the joy of life to all that she touches.” Ambition: to travel. Pet Peeve: getting up for school, going to Wapping for math. Highlights: Junior Prom, Bally-Hoo. JAMES E. OPPELT Jimmy “Men of few words are the best men.” Ambition: learn to fly airplanes, to go to college. Pet Peeve: taking exams. Activities: Outing Club 3. BARBARA MARIE ORSINI Barb, Bobbi “Honest good humor is the spice of life.” Ambition: to become a legal secretary, have a nice home, a great family, and happy life. Pet Peeve: phony people who think they’re better than others, cliques, people who don’t smile. Highlights: senior year with a great group of friends. Activities: AFS 2,3; FBLA 4; NHS 3,4; Office Assistant 3,4; Outing Club 2,4; South Winds Staff 3,4. LAUREN ANNE PAGE “Laugh when you can and when you can’t — smile.” Ambition: to put out the best SWHS yearbook ever, C.P.A. Pet Peeve: cold winter morn¬ ings, walking to Wapping E period. Highlights: Field Hockey state tournament games, Misquamicut 1978, Animal House ’79, yearbook editor, graduation, Waterville Val¬ ley 1977, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 2,3; Field Hockey 2,3; Girls’ Basketball Manager 3; Gymnastics Manager 2; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Sophomore Ring Committee; Yearbook Editor. LISA ANN PARENT “There is no substitute for a smile.” Ambition: to be an x-ray technician, to go to Colorado. Pet Peeve: people who are always late. Highlights: band exchange trip to N.J., Fall Event, se¬ nior year. Activities: Band 2,3; Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event. 81 CLIFFORD W. PARKER Cliff “A gentle man by nature, a scholar by education.” Ambition: pulp and paper technologist, chemical en¬ gineer. Pet Peeve: yearbook forms, nuclear raids, Clamshell Al¬ liances. Activities: Math Team 3,4; Outing Club 3,4. WALTER S. PARKER III Waldo “Sensibility is the power of man.” Ambition: auto mechanic. THOMAS J. PASAY Fred, Tom “His carefree manner and wit go free.” Pet Peeve: people who come to school even though they’re sick. Highlights: getting together with Sue, Sherlock, and Gre trade. Activities: Junior Prom Committee; Outing Club 4. DOREEN LOUISE PEAK “She is sympathetic, sweet, and thoughtful.” Ambition: nursing. Pet Peeve: going to Wapping A period. Highlights: 1977 CVC foot¬ ball championship game, graduation. Activities: AFS 3,4; Football Manager 2,3; Guidance Aide 2,3,4; Special Education Aide 2; Outing Club 3,4; Se¬ nior Fall Event. MICHAEL PELLETIER Mike “Let come what may, I’ll handle it.” Ambition: to graduate from high school and get a good job. Pet Peeve: Monday morning, A period English class. Highlights: Junior Prom. RONALD S. PELLEY ‘To thine own self be true.’ Janice Warren and Tom Pasay Most Artistic CAROLLE PERRAS “Elegance is good taste plus a dash of daring.” Ambition: to get a full time job and a car. Pet Peeve: television, two- faced people, people who ride their brakes. Highlights: graduation. SHARON G. PLATT Moose, Mooso “Good nature will always win the heart.” Ambition: to see other parts of the world, to be wealthy, to be a hair stylist. Pet Peeve: cold weather, people who think they’re better than others. Highlights: senior pep ral¬ lies. Activities: Band 2,3; Guid¬ ance Aide 2; Gymnastics 2. CHERYL A. PIERCE “A wise and understanding life.” Ambition: to set the world to music, accounting. Pet Peeve: Sunday drivers on Saturday, people who brag. Highlights: meeting J.S., graduation. LAURA PUGLIESE “She is full of fun and so well liked by everyone.” Ambition: go to college, to be successful in life. Pet Peeve: sitting at Seven- Eleven’s parking lot. Highlights: senior year. Activities: Chorus 2,3; Se¬ nior Fall Event; Student Council 2. APRIL LYNN PULLUM “In beauty she dwells.” Ambition: fashion designer and journalist. PATRICIA ANN REARDON Patti “A blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient.” CHARLES S. REGULBUTO Regg, Chuck “A mind to contrive, a tongue to pursuade, and a hand to execute.” Ambition: owning my own soccer franchise. Pet Peeve: Newton’s Law, filling out those information sheets every year. Highlights: being part of the 1977-78 soccer team. Activities: Outing Club 2,3,4; Junior Prom Commit¬ tee; Senior Fall Event; Soc¬ cer 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. FRANCIS J. REICHLE Fritz “I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.” 83 GREGORY REININGER “All those that know him, know him as a friend.” Nancy Bassos and Gerry Cote Class Rowdies CHERYLREUSS “A light heart lives long.” Ambition: to be rich and happy. Pet Peeve: people telling me what to do. NANCY E. REYNOLDS Roll-A-Round Ambition: to be happy and make other people happy, to see the world. Pet Peeve: gym, stuck-up people. DANIEL W. REZENDE, JR. “Life is what you make of it.” Ambition: to go to California, to get rich. Highlights: 1977 Class L Soccer runner-up. Activities: Soccer 3,4; JV 2. CHRISTOPHER E. RICH Itch “I’ve taken my fun where I’ve found it.” Ambition: to have a good business. Pet Peeve: someone who thinks he is so good at some¬ thing, but isn’t. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Out¬ ing Club 2,3,4; Track Field 2; Vocal Ensemble 2. GEORGE P. RITTER Tex “Good sense and a clear mind go hand in hand.” Ambition: to retire wealthy without ever working. Pet Peeve: work. TERRENCE ROGERS Tee “Without laughter life be¬ comes a burden instead of a j° y .” Ambition: to become a mil¬ lionaire. Pet Peeve: school pinners. Highlights: 10th grade foods class. Activities: Soccer 3,4. 84 STEPHEN MICHAEL ROSE “Take it easy and last longer.” HAROLD W. ROWE Hal, Halbert “Dignity of manner makes a man.” Ambition: to be able to suc¬ ceed in life. Pet Peeve: inconsiderate smokers, snobbish girls. Highlights: December 5, 1976, 1978 Band exchange trip, 1977 and 1978 Junior Proms, senior year. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Tennis 2,3,4. GLORIA JEAN RUSSELL “A friendly nature possesses a good soul.” Ambition: to get through col¬ lege and be happy. Pet Peeve: people who never smile or laugh, people who stop dead in the half. Highlights: Junior Prom, fi¬ nally graduating from SWHS. Activities: Sophomore-Ju¬ nior Chorus 2; Student Council 2; Track Field Manager 2,3. ELLEN LOUISE ROWE Dee “Shy at first but look again, you 11 find in her a good friend.” Ambition: to learn as much as I can, to live a fulfilled life. Pet Peeve: people that belit¬ tle others. Highlights: graduation. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Girls’ Tennis Manager 3; Outing Club 4; Pep Squad 2,3. WENDY RULNICK “Variety is the spice of life.” Ambition: an art career. Activities: AFS 3; Class Executive Board 2; Junior Prom Band Committee; South Wind s Staff 2,3, Co- Editor 4; World Affairs Club 2,3,4. CHERYL ANN RUSSO CAR Russo “A gentle nature, kind to all.” Ambition: to travel. Pet Peeve: inconsiderate people, getting up in the morning. Highlights: Promises Prom¬ ises, Junior Prom, 1977 Rockville football game, weekend ski trip. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; Senior Fall Event; Softball. Debbie Gobetz Yale Book Award 85 LISA MARIE RUSSO “Laughter makes the world go round.” Ambition: to be happy, to own a Cougar. Pet Peeve: waiting for the bus, getting up on cold morn¬ ings. Highlights: November 1, 1977, 1977 Rockville Foot¬ ball game, 1979 pep rallies, Bally-hoo. Activities: Chorus 2,3; Out¬ ing Club 2,4; Senior Fall Event. PETER RUSSO Pete “Adventure is not outside a man, it is within.” Ambition: to be successful. Pet Peeve: police harass¬ ment. Highlights: Rockville foot¬ ball and ice hockey games, Bally-Hoo. Activities: Outing Club 2,3,4. k Doreen Peak, Joe Carino, Libby Wadach, and Julie Sabia Top Magazine Salesmen CYNTHIA ANN RYAN Cindy, Car Ryan “The secret of happiness is friendship.” Ambition: to become a multi-millionaire and donate one million to Jerry Lewis, live in the mountains, to al¬ ways keep a smile. Pet Peeve: frustration, being bugged, bugs. Highlights: 1977 Rockville football game, weekend ski trips, the Junior Prom. Activities: AFS 4; Concert Chorus 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Promises Production; Senior Fall Event; Track Field 2. LEROY RYAN True happiness can be found in enjoying life, for fun and pleasure never come to you.” JULIE ANN SABIA “Quietness is a good thing, softly speak and sweetly smile.” Ambition: nursing. Pet Peeve: customers who don’t leave tips. Highlights: third highest salesman for the magazine drive. Activities: Band 2; Outing Club 4. PAUL C. SANBORN Bird “The more determined the man, the more certain his success.” Ambition: Architect Highlights: getting wood for the Bally-Hoo, Animal House ’79, room 210 at Kil- lington. Activities: Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event. 86 JOHN SARRA “Every man is the maker of his fortune.” JANET KATHRYN SCHIUMO Jan, Janey, Sque, Jocknet “No task is too great for a heart so big.” Ambition: to be happy and rich. Pet Peeve: people who call me Jane, people who don’t like to talk. Highlights: marching band, making mistakes on the field during half-time. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Guid¬ ance Assistant 2,3,4; Outing Club 3,4; Track Field 2,3. DAVID M. SCHMIDT “In silence is born sincer- lty. Ambition: musician, to be rich. Pet Peeve: decisions. Highlights: Vocal Ensemble Pittsburgh trip, concert band exchange concert. Activities: AFS 3,4; All State Band 3; Band 2,3,4; Concert Chorus 2,3; GHYC 4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Prom¬ ises Production; Senior Fall Event; Vocal Ensemble 3,4. JOHN ROY SCHNEIDER The Great Pumpkin “Athletic, handsome, full of fun, truly loved by every¬ one.” Ambition: college hockey. Pet Peeve: people that are distrusting, irresponsible, and disrespectful. Highlights: scoring the over¬ time goal which won the playoff game against Nor¬ walk. Activities: Ice Hockey 2,3,4; JV Soccer 2. MARILYN J. SCHNEIDER Moo “Have fun while you may.” Ambition: to be successful, to see the world. Pet Peeve: stupid teachers. Activities: Outing Club 2,3,4. RANDOLPH J. SCHOEN Randy “The devil may grin.” Ambition: to win the lottery ($1,000 a week for life), to meet a certain brunette. Pet Peeve: South Windsor parties, flat tires, paychecks on Mondays. LYNN MARIE SCHOPP “Wherever you go and what¬ ever you do, you’ll find spe¬ cial magic in just being you.” Pet Peeve: images and stan¬ dards. Highlights: knowing Nancy, Rich, Art, and Bill. Activities: Outing Club 3,4. DONNA N. SCHWEIR “Her words are simple, her soul sincere.” 87 STEPHEN E. SEDLOCK Sed “Good humor is the health of the soul.” Ambition: to be successful in life and have a good time doing so. Pet Peeve: term papers. Highlights: Pittsburgh trip. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3,4; JV Baseball 2; JV Soc¬ cer 2; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Promises Produc¬ tion; Vocal Ensemble 3,4. ANN M. SERAFIN Anna Maria “Happy go lucky, easy go free. ’ Ambition: to learn how to change a tire. Pet Peeve: people who say, “I don’t care!”, riding with Crash. Highlights: December 21, 1976. Activities : Track Field Manager 2; Outing Club 3. FRANKLIN H. SEE Puffer “Life is too short to be seri¬ ous.” Ambition: professional ski racing. Pet Peeve: study hall rules and regulations. ROBERT ALAN SHAFFER “Hard work is the best in¬ vestment a man can make.” Ambition: to get an Army ROTC scholarship. Pet Peeve: bleeding heart liberals. Highlights: attending two model United Nations with the World Affairs Club. Activities: Chess Club 3; Se¬ nior Fall Event; World Af¬ fairs Club 3,4. ANN ELIZABETH SHEA Hey Shea, Sheasy, Annie, Pres. “Good nature is one of the richest fruits of life.” Ambition: to live life to its fullest. Pet Peeve: cold hands, alarm clocks. Highlights: becoming senior class president; being with all my friends, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: Band 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 4; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Fall Event; Student Council 2 . GARY NEIL SHELTO “Without music, life would be a mistake.” Ambition: to enjoy music to its fullest. Pet Peeve: waiting. Highlights: Promises Prom¬ ises, Pittsburgh, La Fiesta, the beach, painting the bam. Activities: AFS 3,4; Band 2; Officer 3,4; Concert Chorus 2,3,4; GHYC 4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Promises Production; South Winds Staff 3,4; Student Council 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Vocal Ensemble 1978 Pittsburgh Performance (ACDA); Year¬ book Staff. Debbie Gobetz and Tom Favreau Most Studious 88 CYNTHIA ELAINE SHUTE Cindy “Silence is more eloquent than words.” Ambition: to help people. Pet Peeve: people minding other people’s business. Highlights: just being me. Activities: Chorus 2; DECA 4; Pep Squad 2. SUSAN AMY SIMAO Suey, Sue “In all things it is better to hope than to despair.” Ambition: college, to live in the country, to get the most out of what life has to offer. Pet Peeve: people who say, “I don’t care.” Highlights: Randolph, N.J. Exchange Concert. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Guidance Aide 2,3,4; Outing Club 3,4; Track Field 2,3. CAROL ROSE ANN SIEMINSKI “She will have laughter wherever she goes.” Ambition: to travel around the world, to someday be rich. Pet Peeve: poison ivy, red¬ necks. GAIL PATRICIA SIMLER “Nothing is rarer than real goodness. Ambition: to find a career that I will be happy in. Pet Peeve: going to school in the dark, cold mornings. Highlights: hiking trip to Mt. Washington. Activities: AFS 3; Outing Club 2, Board of Directors 3,4; Senior Fall Event. CYNTHIA M. SIMMONS Cyn, Shorty, Half-Pint “Happiness must live in her heart. ’ Ambition: hair dresser or physical therapist. Pet Peeve: short jokes, peo¬ ple who use other people as stepping stones. Highlights: making some very good friends. Activities: Concert Chorus 4; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 2,3. LESTER J. SIROIS “I’ve taken my fun where I found it.” THOMAS KELLY SMART Kelly “Being the best that you can be, can make a dream reali- . ty. 89 EARLE H. SMITH “Strength is shown through kindness.” Ambition: professional dar- tist. Pet Peeve: Bounce Outs. Activities: Band 2; Cross Country 2,3,4; Promises Promises Production; Track Field 2,3,4. STEPHEN SMITH “Give me my way of life and I am happy.” RICHARD I. SMITH “True happiness is found in enjoying life.” Ambition: to discover if there is life on other planets. Pet Peeve: people who al¬ ways argue. SUSAN BETH SOBOLOV Sue “Independent, ambitious, good humored; all lead to success.” Ambition: to succeed and be happy. Pet Peeve: people who aren’t on time, curfews. Highlights: a winning 1978 gymnastics season, summer of 1978, C.I.P. G.R., senior year, friends, good times at SWHS. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Drama Club 3; Field Hockey 3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Outing Club 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer, 4; Promises Promises; Senior Fall Event; Taming of the Shrew; Tennis 2,3; Vol¬ leyball 2; World Affairs Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff. JAMES SOROSIAK Jim, Yim, Jimbo, Sorenson “I allow no man to stand in the way of my goals.” Ambition: to be great. Pet Peeve: people who think they’re better than others. Highlights: beating New¬ ington to win the 1977 CVC track championship. Activities: Cross Country 3,4; JV Soccer 2; Outing Club 2,4; Track Field 2,3,4. DAWN MARIE SOUCY Soos “Original does not consist in saying what no one has ever said before, but in saying exactly what you think your¬ self.” Ambition: to be a medical technologist. Pet Peeve: teachers arguing they’re right when they have been proven wrong. Highlights: making Vocal Ensemble. Activities: Concert Chorus 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Science Lab Assistant 3,4; Sophomore- Junior Chorus 2,3; Vocal En¬ semble 4. MICHAEL G. SOUCY Suess “Happily moving on his way.” Ambition: to find my house. Highlights: Rockville hockey games. Activities: Ice Hockey 2,3,4. WILLIAM WHITE SOUCY Bill “Enjoyment of life is the greatest wisdom.” Ambition: to win the lottery. 90 KATHILOU SPRENGELMEYER “There’s something that sets her apart, a warm loving na¬ ture that touches the heart.” Ambition: to be an elemen¬ tary school teacher, a writer, or a journalist. Pet Peeve: going to school when it is raining. Highlights: 1978 Band Ex¬ change Concert. Activities: AFS 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Reflections Staff 3,4; South Winds Staff 3,4. JOYCE G. ST.CYR “Short in statue but sweet in nature.” Ambition: to be happy and successful in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: people who never smile. Highlights: becoming a se¬ nior, graduating. THOMAS RAY STEBEN “Perhaps a gentleman is a rarer man than some of us think.” Pet Peeve: long lift lines, RHS, getting up in the morn¬ ing. Highlights: being able to say I made it. Activities: DECA 3,4; Junior Prom Band Committee; Out¬ ing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Student Council 4. KEVIN J. ST. GEORGES “A giant of a man — in size and character.” Pet Peeve: Monday morn¬ ings, people who can’t drive. ELLEN RUTH STRANDBERG El “A cheerleader, a scholar, a friend in every way.” Ambition: to Keep in touch with all the friends I’ve made at SWHS. Pet Peeve: people who will hurt anyone or anything to get what they want. Highlights: being part of the class of 1979, cheerlead¬ ing, Junior Prom, Steve, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: Cheerleader 3,4; Concert Chorus 3; Pep Squad 2; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 2; Student Council 2,3,4. BRADLEY J. STREETER “Hidden spirit in a quiet na- . 99 91 RAYMOND A. STRICKLAND Ray “Quiet until his friends come along.” Ambition: getting it together and making it happen. Pet Peeve: people who think they are over-classed. RICHARD STRONG Rich “Going his way, the way he goes best.” Ambition: to accomplish my goals. VICTORIA J. STRINGER Vic, Vickie “A cheery word, a cheery smile, that’s what makes life worthwhile.” Ambition: to get along with everyone, to get a good job, and get ahead. Pet Peeve: people taller than I am. Activities: Concert Chorus 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Sopho¬ more-Junior Chorus 2,3,4. JOANNE MARIE SWIDER Jo, Tweeter, Sweets “A picture is worth a thousand words.” Ambition: to be a profes¬ sional ski instructor and live in Vermont. Pet Peeve: people who ask me to take their picture and then hide their face, cigarette smoke, a sore back. Highlights: Taking pictures for the yearbook; Promises, Promises Production; D.B.; Graduation. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Con¬ cert Chorus 4; Media Service Squad 3,4; Senior Fall Event; Sophomore-Junior Chorus 2,3; Yearbook Staff. JILL E. THOMPSON Sally “A twinkle in her eye and a sparkle in her smile.” Ambition: college, to be happy. Pet Peeve: waking up in the morning, not having enough time to do everything I have to do. Highlights: Senior year, gymnastics team, Animal House ’79, A.N.H.S.S. Activities: AFS 2; Band 2,3; Class Executive Board 2; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Junior Prom Decorations Commit¬ tee Co-Chairman; Main Of¬ fice Assistant 3; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; Yearbook Staff. JOHN F. THROWE JT. , Foot loose and fancy free.” Ambition: gym teacher. Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning. Highlignts: Junior Prom. Activities: Soccer 3. 92 Aria Harrison National Merit Semi-Finalist MARINA T. TOCE Rena “Cute and sweet, nice and neat.” Ambition: medicine. Pet Peeve: people who aren’t ready on time. KENNETH TONER K.T. “A strong performer with a gentle way.” Ambition: to be successful in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: unexpected has¬ sles, waiting, standing in line. Highlights: November 19, 1977, 2:30 pm, Rockville vs South Windsor for the CVC crown (34-28). Activities: Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3, Captain 4. ROBERT G. TOCE, JR. Buzz “Nothing hurries him, no¬ thing worries him.” Ambition: to be rich, to build a real mopar race car. Pet Peeve: DT’s, getting up in the morning. Highlights: senior year. Activities: DECA 3. JAMES TRACY Jim, Spacy “I will make my own happi¬ ness wherever I go.” Ambition: to build an un¬ derwater city. Pet Peeve: E period math class at Wapping school. Highlights: graduation. Activities: JV Soccer 2,3; Outing Club 2,3. MARK JAMES TREWHELLA J.T. Making his own path through life.” Ambition: the Navy, to live my own life style comforta¬ bly. Pet Peeve: people making thoughtless judgements about other people. Activities: Chorus 2,3; Out¬ ing Club 2,3; Special Educa¬ tion Aide 2,3,4. WALTER TROMBLY Walt “Men of few words are best.” Ambition: to get a good job and just enjoy life. Pet Peeve: waking up in the morning to go to school. Highlights: being part of the 1977 CVC championship football team. Activities: Football 3. LEANNE MICHELLE TURNBULL “Give me liberty and plenty of it.” Ambition: to travel. Pet Peeve: waiting in line, getting carded. Highlights: senior year. Activities: AFS 2; Outing Club 2,3,4. GUY TYLUTKI Bronson, Hooper “School is OK, but vacations are better.” Ambition: to make it to As¬ pen. Pet Peeve: working at Re¬ ggie’s Mobil. 93 GREG VACHULA Gear Head “Everything is sweetened by risk.” Ambition: to have the fastest car around. Pet Peeve: being asked for rides home by everybody. Highlights: leaving at the end of the day, the parking lot. DONALD O. VEILLEUX Veilleux, Canuck “A star is bom.” Pet Peeve: the class clique. Activities: All-State Chorus 3; Art Show Committee Co- Chairman 3,4; Concert Chorus 2,3; GHYC 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Promises Promises Production; Tam¬ ing of the Shrew Production; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1977 Pittsburgh Performance (ACDA). MARGERY E. VERRIER Margie “Her friendliness and good nature makes knowing her a pleasure.” Ambition: to enjoy whatever life may bring. Pet Peeve: weekend cur¬ fews. Highlights: Junior Prom, se¬ nior year. Activities: AFS 2; DECA 3,4; Outing Club 2,4. JAMES M. WADDOCK Jim “The test of any man lies in action.” Ambition: to enjoy life. Pet Peeve: Band. Highlights: Bally-Hoo, Se¬ nior Year. Activities: Band 2,3,4; Out¬ ing Club 3,4. JAMES WALKER “Filled with fun and friend¬ liness.” JAMIE ANN WALL “A joyous laugh flows from a joyous heart.” Ambition: psychologist. Pet Peeve: school buses, bumping into people in the hall. Highlights: having the un¬ derclassmen stand up for the seniors at the pep rally. Activities: AFS 2; Gymnas¬ tics 2; Outing Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2. ELIZABETH S. WADACH Libby “Generally speaking, she’s generally speaking.” Ambition: college Pet Peeve: Crickets, chap¬ ped lips, early morning breath. Highlights: being second high magazine salesman, se¬ nior year. Activities: AFS 3,4; Outing Club 2,4; Pep Squad Trea¬ surer 2; Senior Fall Event. SUZANNA WALSH Sue “A heart of her own.” Ambition: to live in the coun¬ try. Pet Peeve: dressing up. Highlights: Jackson Browne at Tanglewood. Activities: AFS 2; Outing Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. MICHELLE MARIE WARNER Mitch “Well-known but a little shy, we like that sparkle in her eye. Ambition: to go to California or Hawaii. Pet Peeve: when someone goes back on a promise. SHARON ANN WELCH “Warm, friendly and as pre¬ tty as can be.” Ambition: to travel, live out West, and be happy. Pet Peeve: humid weather. Highlights: climbing Mt. Washington. Activities: AFS 2,3; Outing Club 2,3, Board of Directors 4; Senior Fall Event. JANICE LEE WARREN Jan, Tani, Frick, Shortie “The painter’s brush con¬ sumes her dreams.” Ambition: to find which am¬ bition to follow first. Pet Peeve: good-byes. Highlights: June 17, 1978, Indonesia. Activities: AFS 2, Vice Pres¬ ident 3, President 4; Ameri¬ cans Abroad Student; Junior Prom Committee; Outing Club 2,4; South Winds Staff 3,4; Track Field Manager 2 . GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS Gwen, Josephine Ambition: to become a suc¬ cessful psychiatrist. Pet Peeve: when people say, “You’re left handed!!!?” Highlights: breaking the school record in track, graduating. Activities: Concert Chorus 2,3; Outing Club 3; Pep Squad 2; Promises Promises Production; Sophomore- Junior Chorus 2,3; Track Field, 2,3,4. JEFFREY WILLIAMS Jeff “Never a care, never a re¬ gret.” Ambition: not having to work second shift. Pet Peeve: people who stare. LISA M. WOJTYNA “Divinely tall and most di¬ vinely fair.” Ambition: college. Pet Peeve: moody people. Activities: Office Assistant 2,3; Special Education Aide 3. STEPHEN D. WOJTYNA “Enjoying life is his goal.” Ambition: to enjoy life. Pet Peeve: noisey people. Highlights: owning a Chevy. DEBORAH WOOD Debbie “Nothing so popular as goodness. ’ Ambition: to teach the phys¬ ically handicapped. Pet Peeve: people who criticize others. Highlights: the school trip to Luxembourg, Belgium, and France. 95 SCOTT WORCESTER “Have fun while you may.” DENISE MICHELLE WOODMAN Dee Dee, Dee “In efficiency she does ex¬ cel; every task attempted is done very well.” Ambition: to receive from life all that I ask for, to make myself and others around me happy. Highlights: senior year. Activities: AFS 3; Career Vo¬ cational Education Assistant 4; FBLA 4; Outing Club 2,4; Senior Fall Event. BRUCE YONIKA Yonkers, Smiley, Czonka “It is the quiet, steady ones who win the life long race.” Ambition: live and work in New Hampshire. Pet Peeve: long lines, word problems. Highlights: passing geome¬ try. Activities: Outing Club 4. SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Bryant Bay Christopher Broom Genevieve Doer Edward Durette Freda Gilliam Debra Grondahl Courtney Hayes Dante Ierardi Robert Jacobsen Diane Marquis Gary Newton Karen O’Reilly Michael Ravalese James Richards Laurie Santerson Robert Tuleja John Williams JOY ANN ZDANIS “A quiet charm speaks for it¬ self.” Ambition: to become a child psychologist. Pet Peeve: people who think they’re better than others and who think they know it all. Activities: Gymnastics 2; Outing Club 2; South Windsor Day Care Assistant 3. NORMA A. ZEVALLOS Z “Kindness is certain to win praise.” Ambition: to become a Cer¬ tified Public Accountant. Pet Peeve: body-builders, being called short. Highlights: the extra 50 year dash. Activities: Office Assistant 2- Pep Squad 2; Track and Field 2. ALAN M. SHUTE, JR. 1962-1978 “Though life is not eternal, the spirit of memory is.” 96 THINGS TO REMEMBER Animal House ’79 painting the bam 1977 Rockville football game Precious and Few (Evergreen) winning all three contests at the pep rally senior dress-up day room 210 at Killington A.N.H.S.S. Walt Trombly’s party the Rockville rivalry having underclassmen stand up for us at the pep rallies the Bally-Hoo waiting for a snow day softball state champs our foreign exchange student Dana Buys Tracy Fidler’s 1,000th point Coach Sharos’s 300th victory our successful sports’ record Waterville Valley ski trips “Would you like to buy a magazine?’’ Mr. B’s jokes Wah-Bah King Gerry Cote our hard working class officers waiting to hear from that special college having that special “Touch of Class’’ 97 KaaT «BB ■ • ' j BALLY¬ HOO On the night of September 29, 1978, the South Windsor High cheerleaders sponsored the Bally- Hoo to rally support for the next day’s football game against Hartford Public. The bonfire burned until 8:30 when all were invited to the gym for dancing and music provided by the disco rock band Krisp. ANIMAL HOUSE FALL EVENT SHOW TWO Animal House Theme Song Kickline Kean’s Korner Mickey Mouse II Rub-A-Dub-Dub Final Hymn 7 take 9 Twelve Years Seven-Eleven Football Cheerleaders Slumber Party The Hairdresser Animal Crackers Sophomore Initiation Singing In The Rain Munchkins Animal House Theme Song Kickline Mickey Mouse I Beauty Contest Modern Millie Toga Party I Barber Shop Twelve Years Mr. Joker Ino Boom Boom Boom Toga Party II Baby Face Fruit of the Loom Slumber Party Munchkins Zephren Hayes SHOW ONE On the night of October 14, 1978, the Senior Class presented the Fall Event, Animal House ’ 79. In addition to the two shows, musical entertainment was provided throughout the night by the Downbeats. Special thanks to Eric Andrus, Chairman of the Fall Event, and to the Program Directors, Linda Jaskulski and Kathy Krawski. PEP RALLY The winter sports pep rally was held Friday afternoon, December 8, 1978. The class of 1979 was victorious in all three contests; spirit, posters, and spirit links. Senior Gerry Cote was selected Wah-Bay King by the cheerleaders. i JUNIOR PROM PRECIOUS {? FEW On Saturday, May 28, 1978, the Junior Prom Precious and Pew was held at the East Windsor Ramanda Inn. The ueen of the Prom was Carroll Blume, accompanied by Bruce Hird. Members of the court and their escorts were Lisa Caldwell and Mark Duprey, Annie Flocco and Jon Huot, and Christine Mealy and Mark Milky. rmN EDITORS Lauren Page and Carroll Blume YEARBOOK STAFF SENIOR SECTION Sitting: Deanna Lawson, Sue Walsh, and Kathy Hobson. Standing: Elaine Demers, Sue Sobolov, and Linda Jaskulski. BOYS’ SPORTS SECTION Maria Beltramello and Cheryl Hulstein al PHOTOGRAPHERS Barry Meltzer, Joanne Swider, Janice Warren, and John Scheidel. 112 GIRLS’ SPORTS SECTION Barbara Miller and Lisa Fournier UNDERCLASSMEN SECTION Gary Shelto and Charlie Anderson ACTIVITIES SECTION Lori Clapp, Lise Caron, and Annie Flocco. ADVISOR Mrs. Sjoblad FACULTY SECTION Betsy McGuinness and Mary Clark BUSINESS STAFF Sitting: Jill Thompson, Cathy Gantiek, and Lauren Page. Standing: A drianne Dufour, Carroll Blume, and Linda Jas- kulski. 113 V«nr Dana Buys and Janice Warren PUBLICITY COMMITTEE AMERICAN FIELD FIRST ROW: F. Lane, K. Hobson, C. Marsh. SECOND ROW: N. Man- dell, C. Anderson, B. Meltzer, S. Brown. SERVICE The purpose of AFS is to promote friendship and a deeper understanding of different cultures. This past summer, the South Windsor American Abroad Student was Janice Warren, who stayed in Sakarta, Indonesia. Dana Buys, from Port Elizabeth, South Africa, was this year’s Foreign Exchange Student. The Domestic Exchange Student from the South Windsor chapter was Linda Anderson. She spent a half year living and attending school in Spring Valley, Minnesota. Walk together, talk together all ye peo¬ ples of the earth. Then, and only then, shall we have peace. FIRST ROW: Advisor Mr. Locario, Liaison Officer Scott Kelley. SECOND ROW: Treasurer Deanna Lawson, Foreign Exchange Student Dana Buys, Vice-President Cindy Frazier, Sec¬ retary Kathy Krivick, President Janice Warren, Advisor Mrs. Chapin. ' j 1 v % SENIOR MEMBERS ' IRST ROW: J. Warren, B. Meltzer, F. Lane, D. Buys. SECOND ROW: C. Anderson, S. Sobolov, L. Caron, C. iusso, C. Ryan, S. Kelley. THIRD ROW: E. Karpf, K. Hobson, E. Rowe, D. Lawson, G. Shelto. Linda Anderson FIRST ROW: N. Farris, S. Sweet, M. Lassman, B. Morrissette, L. Greene, J. Zeval- los, B. Schako, M. Duclos, L. Striebel, S. Brown, N. Ferwerda. SECOND ROW: S. Ole- sen, L. Pacheco, K. Loftus, A. Stingle, M. Lenkeit, T. Rossley, D. Miller, L. Pelikan, G. DeGiacomo, T. Stein, M. Schroeder. THIRD ROW: C. Marsh, M. Klosowski, T. Lucia, M. Shea, P. Sivo, M. Lavoie, C. Barrett, D. Duroeher, M. Dziama, L. Boucher. FOURTH ROW: G. Beaulieu, C. Schubert, S. Anderson, M. Kimmey, J. Brady, A. Fitts, L. Hopkins, M. Miller, M. Brisson, D. Murray. FIFTH ROW: C. Moulton, M. Patrick, A. Mainelli, N. Johnson, C. Shea, L. Camerota, J. Dworskv, A. Bourke, N. Rose, L. Kiene. SIXTH ROW: D. Long, J. Hildebrand, E. Kallai, C. Caruthers, K. Charbonneau, A. O’Connell, K. Halpin, M. Wasik, J. Morris, T. Fitzgerald. SEVENTH ROW: C. Frazier, S. Miller, K. Krivick, N. Mandell, K. Soucy, K. Hatch, E. MacDonald, J. Raulukaitis, J. Smeallie. UNDERCLASSMEN MEMBERS 115 CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW: S. Deskis, C. Boenig, J. Carino. SECOND ROW: C. Frazier, G. Beebe, K. Clegg. THIRD ROW: F. Simao, K. Fontaine, H. Rowe. FIRST ROW: M. Miller, P. McLeod. SECOND ROW: G. Rich, J. Patterson, S. McCartney. THIRD ROW: J. Raulukaitis, S. Roback, G. Shelto, V. Patrick. BAND OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR Gary Shelto, Alan Lobaugh, Dave Schmidt, Elizabeth McGuinness, and Mr. Lazzerini. FIRST ROW: K. Oberg. SECOND ROW: D. Sherman, R. Pease, B. Schako, S. Simao, T. Riddlesworth. THIRD ROW: J. Myers, M. Schroeder, J. Wad- dock, R. Peracchio, J. Scheidel. ml 9 f iWd FIRST ROW: D. Clegg, M. Brisson, C. Budarz, C. Bogli. SEC¬ OND ROW: S. Anderson, S. Devney, T. Bordonaro, C. Ander¬ son, E. Cantara. FIRST ROW: B. Wood, M. Sinkus, E. McGuinness, N Kenway. SECOND ROW: N. Rose, A. Schneider, J. Me Guinness, K. Sprengelmeyer, N. Wasserman. B. Wood THIRD ROW: D. Hunter, G. Vale, K. Zeitz, G. Werem chuk, G. Snelgrove, C. Shuart. FIRST ROW: A. Pane, S. Miller. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, S. Hallowed, J. Schiumo, M. Hutensky. THIRD ROW: E. MacDonald, C. Rich, B. Melt- zer, B. Kelley. FIRST ROW: V. Gobetz, M. Lauzier, P. Jaworski. SECOND ROW: J. Hall, S. Kelley, A. Fitts. THIRD ROW: H. Kallai, S. El- dridge, A. Lobaugh, T. Lucia, M. Ferguson, M. Klosowski. BAND AIDES L. Henry J. Swider M. Patrick FIRST ROW: D. Gobetz, J. Dubicki, C. Cormier. SEC¬ OND ROW: J. Drost, A. Gudrian, M. Durrenberger. THIRD ROW: S. Cologne, S. Durrenberger, D. Duval, B. Goldman, T. Dorman, D. Denyer. CHORUS K. Allard H. Alzugaray L. Anderson L. Xndross M. Anthony P. Anway J. Archer L. Bahler G. Beebe J. Belanger M. Beltramello R. Benson P. Billings D. Blair L. Boucher A. Bourke N. Bradley J. Brady L. Bruno J. Burger W. Butler A. Cameron D. Candee J. Carcia P. Carlson L. Caron S. Caruthers R. Clay D. Collins S. Cologne G. Cote S. Cox D. Craddock B. Damon M. Delisle D. Dickinson K. Donlon K. Donovan B. Drachenberg M. Duclos L. Duprey J. Dworsky S. Ek S. Elliott N. Ferwerda T. Fitzgerald D. Gagnon C. Gantick L. Cavello C. Giuliano P. Gordon D. Grant S. Griffiths C. Halpin B. Hankard B. Harris D. Harris S. Harris A. Harrison S. Haskell L. Henry B. Noonan E. O’Hare S. O’Reilly S. Painter K. Parker T. Pasay E. Peart C. Pelala B. Piccard L. Plummer S. Pullum R. Pranckus D. Ribeiro C. Russo C. Ryan S. Sancho V. Sarvela M. Sceery L. Sedlock S. Sedlock A. Shea G. Shelto C. Shuart B. Sielitzsky J. Sievers C. Simmons J. Smeallie C. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Soucy F. Spadaro P. Spencer J. Sprengelmeyer E. Strandberg N. Strandberg C. Streeter V. Stringer K. Strout J. Swider L. Taylor C. Thomas C. Thomas J. Toce E. Tracy C. Vicenzo M. Warner J. Warren K. Wilkinson G. Williams CONCERT CHORUS M. Hermosillo J. Hildebrand P. Hjame K. Hobson A. Holle C. Horsfield C. Hulstein K. Johnson E. Kallai E. Karpf L. Kiene D. Kramer A. Kristan C. Kucza R. Kurtzman L. Langford D. Lawson M. Lawton M. Lee D. Long K. Lyons L. Marvonek T. Mattera A. McCarthy K. Menefee J. Messino S. Mikkola M. Miller L. Monsees K. Moulton S. Mugford J. Myers D. Newbury SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR CHORUS m ALTO I L. Anderson S. Bourke N. Bradley C. Lariviere J. Myers D. Soucy K. Galameau D. Gobetz BASS II S. Anderson J. Burger A. Carlson T. Dillon A. Lobaugh D. Macdonald B. Morrissette VOCAL ENSEMBLE TENOR I E. Andrus J. Bond T. Bordonaro J. Carino J. Lane M. Patrick D. Schmidt P. Spencer D. Veilleux ALTO II BASS I A. Brailsford G. Cote A. Fournier D. Kingsbury A. Mercure C. Rich G. Shelto K. Wilkinson SOPRANO I R. Beebe C. Budarz P. Hjame P. Kean M. Painter S. Whitlock J. Zevallos SOPRANO II V. Gobetz P. Jaworski E. Karpf N. Ken way B. Marouski N. Otten V. Vignone TENOR II C. Boenig T. Dorman M. Durrenberger J. Merrill C. Mikkelson R. Sadowsky S. Sancho N. Bassos P. Brancati T. Gutkowski M. Lassman R. Lizotte J. Smeallie M. Wasik OUTING CLUB FIRST ROW: Secretary Sue Whitlock, Advisor, Mr. Rioux, Treasurer Anne Stingle. SECOND ROW: Treasurer Sue Sobolov, President Lisa Fournier, Vice-President Elaine Demers. BOARD OF DIRECTORS FIRST ROW: B. Morrissette, S. Whitlock, M. Mainelli, S. Sobolov, C. Horsfield, M. Duclos, L. Mawhinney, N. Farris, Mr. Rioux. SECOND ROW: T. Rossley, S. Carroll, J. Zevallos, C. Russo, G. Simler, A. Stingle, L. Fournier, L. Striebel, H. Kenyon, B. Schako, J. Bednarz. THIRD ROW: G. DeGiacomo, C. Ryan, S. Melnick, S. Welch, C. Anderson, D. Macdonald, K. Hatch, F. Lane, S. Kelley, L. Pelikan. DECA K 1 i gyE 7 AflK ' ' ! ' wm ■« ► ’f SC ' % Mfw I J 3- f 1 U;- . -j ■ FIRST ROW: R. Guilmette, T. Steben, T. Dillon, G. Keen, B. Drachenberg, A. Dufour. SECOND ROW: L. LaBrecque, M. Verrier, R. Pranckus, R. Krebs, C. Shute, K. Hollis, R. Benson. THIRD ROW: W. Komer, A. Arildsen, R. Lavoie, T. Benda, D. Berghuis, L. Dechiara. FOURTH ROW: T. Deskus, M. LaCaprucia, J. Kallenbach, B. Leone, P. Duchaine, D. Blair, L. French. FIFTH ROW: L. Pacheco, C. Piacentini, V. Wetherbee, G. Zalucki, D. Serkosky, J. Caputo. ADRIANNE DUFOUR State Competition 1st place — Human Relations 2nd place — Food Marketing DECA II STUDENTS FIRST ROW: L. French, L. LaBrecque, M. Verrier. SECOND ROW: B. Drachenberg, T. Dillon, R. Guilmette, G. Keen, T. Steben. Vice-President Lesa LaBrecque, President Rob Guilmette, and Treasurer Gene Keen. ABSENT: Secretary Kathy Ekstrom. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: J. Mahoney, K. Fontaine, J. Nesteruk, G. Thompson. SECOND ROW: L. Bambara, D. Gobetz, G. Shelto, C. Anderson, T. Steben, E. Strandberg, T. Bordonaro, K. Krawski, N. Bassos. THIRD ROW: D. Ricciardone, A. Lobaugh, B. Morrissette, M. Lenkeit, N. Farris, A. Stingle, L. Pelikan, M. Mainelli. FOURTH ROW: J. Myers, K. Oberg, M. Kimmey, A. Mainelli, L. Mansfield, L. Andross. FIFTH ROW: A. O’Connell, N. Strandberg. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB FIRST ROW: Vice-President Tony Rossley. SEC¬ OND ROW: President Maria Beltramello, Secretary Cheryl Hulstein, Publicity Chairman Cathy Krivick, Treasurer Lisa Fournier. THIRD ROW: Advisor Mrs. Fleming. FBLA FIRST ROW: D. Kalnins, S. Riddlesworth, C. Gantick. SECOND ROW: S. Sobolov, D. Buys, M. Mazor, C. Anderson. THIRD ROW: C. Parker, M. Klosowski, M. Schroeder, T. Dorman, L. Page. FOURTH ROW: S. Harris, B. Shaffer, D. Macdonald, Advisor Mr. Randazzo. FIRST ROW: K. Krawski, D. Peak, L. Russo. SECOND ROW: D. Woodman, B. Orsini, K. McTeague. 125 CAREER RESOURCE CENTER AIDES FIRST ROW: S. Simao, D. Woodman, G. Russell, S. Riddlesworth. SECOND ROW: J. Schiumo, K. Soucy, R. Lee, D, Collins, Mr. Chemik. GUIDANCE AIDES L. Pelikan, D. Peak, and M. Duclos. OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW: A. Johnston, D. Burnham, S. Durfee, C. Frazier, K. Loftus, J. St.Cyr. SECOND|| ROW: P. Brancati, B. Orsini, K. McTeague, B. Sielitzsky, M. Reino. NURSE’S AIDES D. Blair L. Pacheco L. Marvonek K. Hodges ATTENDANCE AIDES K. Hodges, D. Dickinson, M. Schneider, and T. Mattera. MEDIA SERVICE FIRST ROW: R. Szabo, Advisor Mr. Schackner, J. Swider, K. Sterns. SECOND ROW: jfC Zeitz, B. Fromerth, M. Trewhella, A. Schwalbendorf, R. Kurtzman. THIRD ROW: [. Mahoney, G. Mellen. LIBRARY AIDES R. Charette, P. Cushman, C. Franzosa, and A. Sampson. SOUTH WINDS STAFF FIRST ROW: L. Boucher, N. Kenway, P. Kean, M. Lassman, B. Morrissette, M. Sampson. SEC¬ OND ROW: A. Harrison, W. Rul- nick, T. Cheever, H. Kallai, B. Or- sini, K. Galarneau, S. Brown. THIRD ROW: J. Leathers, L. Wil¬ liams, J. Koenig, Advisor Mr. Garro, J. Durrette, P. Carlson, R. Capello. REFLECTIONS STAFF FIRST ROW: S. Miller, J. Lane, N. Mandell, S. Deskis. SECOND ROW: K. Sprengelmeyer, E. Karpf, Advisor Mr. Cass, C. Marsh, M. Lassman. MATH TEAM FIRST ROW: Advisor Mr. Joy, C. Bogli, M. Ferguson, C. Parker. SECOND ROW: V. Gobetz, M. Miller, D. Clegg, H. Kallai. K. Allard L. Anderle D. Benson R. Benson A. Cameron M. Couture S. Cox R. Cyr M. Delisle S. Ek T. Fitzgerald B. Gagnon P. Gordon V. Halm C. Hobson A. Holle K. Hollis R. Krebs L. Langford D. Lawson K. Lyons M. MacDonald S. Mugford N. Otten K. Parker B. Piccard L. Piccard R. Pranckus L. Rundgren C. Smith C. Smith B. Sielitzsky FIRST ROW: Treasurer Dawn Benson, Treasurer Robin Benson, Secretary Karen Allard. SECOND ROW: President Marie Delisle. THIRD ROW: Game Co-Chairman Karen Parker, Game Chairman Anna Cameron, Announcement Chairman Cathy Hobson. 129 PEP SQUAD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: C. Budarz, P. Jaworski, J. Nesteruk, B. McGuinness, S. Sobolov. SECOND ROW: P. Lane, D. Gobetz, M. Beltramello, C. Hulstein, J. Criso, N. Kenway, P. Kean. THIRD ROW: J. Morse, L. Carbonello, P. Bond, H. Kallai, A. Harrison, K. Fontaine, D. Heath, B. Orsini, M. Mazor. 1979 INDUCTEES FIRST ROW: D. Peak, D. Woodman, V. Patrick, M. Moulton, J. Brazalovich, M. Mainelli, A. Flocco. SECOND ROW: M. Lenkeit, A. Stingle, C. McTeague, D. Buys, L. Pelikan, D. Clegg. THIRD ROW: N. Farris, C. Anderson, G. Shelto, W. Baker, L. Caron. FOURTH ROW: K. Kriviek, G. Beaulieu, N. Mandell, S. Miller. FIFTH ROW: T. Favreau, C. Marsh. COMMUNITY ENCOUNTER GROUP FIRST ROW: L. Boucher, K. Minguy, C. McTeague, W. Cyr. SECOND ROW: K. Hobson, D. Lawson, D. Woodman, K. Meyerhardt. THIRD ROW: C. Green, C. Anderson, T. Deskus, E. Cantara. It was three days before Christmas, a Friday infact. The homerooms were crowded, the auditorium packed. School had begun as it usually does. Everyone was overjoyed only because . . . The season is here, Greetings to all! Right before spring, soon after fall. It had finally snowed, Mr. Rioux was glad. The Outing Club trips wouldn’t be that bad. The spirit is here, everyone could see in Ms. Ewing’s room, there’s a Hawaiian Christmas tree. Mr. Plunkett looked on with joy and delight, but soon he was scared by an uncanny sight. It was Saint Nicholas Lesbines from his music room. He jumped up the stairs and fell with a boom. On Whole Note!! On Half Note!! He yelled, without rest. His Christmas Concert had been a success! The Band played the music, the crowd stood and cheered. They played some good sounds for a man with a beard. At Wapping, Christmas was only the best. Miss Duffy refused to give out a test. In the halls, carols are heard from stairwell C. Was it Vocal Ensemble? No, Mr. B. A party’ was held by Miss Harding and such, although the excitement wasn’t too much. Mrs. Fleming was there to write to Santa Claus. Of course, she wrote a rough draft, without even a pause. Mr. Locario’s spirit was such a great sight. He’d make a good Santa Claus, if his mustache was white. The Seniors were dressed with their red and their green. Told they looked nice they said — we know what you mean. Yea, the spirit was there, you could see, you could tell!! From the French rooms was heard “Joyeux Noel!” It was really different, there was no time to sigh. Mrs. Whitlock answered calls with “Merry Christmas — South Windsor High” When Coach Sharos was asked if he wanted the same, he said, “My present this year, was my 300th game!” Well, one thing is for sure, like that Old North Star, the Morning Announcements were great, as they usually are. — Bill Morrissette THE CLASS OF 1980 FIRST ROW: D. Hanchuk, R. Brill, V. Wetherbee. SECOND ROW: B. Cowles, B. Bearce, R. Giansanti, A. Rozek, T. Hutchins, E. Czelazewicz, M. Moynihan, J. Galovich. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS r, j MgSA ' f 1 hm j ’ ' ' ' A HR jSg ' p r-f m Mt jBH rnTfr ' Boa. Hp.-; r IBr. I jP - -Tfcp- ' i- ' • I ' ’ Mk ' ' JBBL M - JK :} JI5 sgfy ? . ' flu W-, H | 1 - jB ,£ msm ml 4 7 1 v H mi ' k W : ' «... p- WF- 1 vj ' JBp Jm : m FIRST ROW: I. Durette, D. Petruzielo, N. Armstrong, P. Baron, T. DeMonte. SECOND ROW: L. Haugh, S. Roaix, M. Dziama, C. Giuliano D. Kalnins, L. Williams. THIRD ROW: J. Raulukaitis, D. Miller, B. Allard, T. Mozzicato, D. Serkosky, M. Alleano. I ! ■? FIRST ROW: B. Schako, L. Bruno, A. Paine, S. Sweet, M. Banks, K. Dwyer, M. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Glowacki, K. Bartle, L. Johnson, E. Kallai, K. Anselmo, J. Smeallie, J. Hildebrand. THIRD ROW: G. Grasser, C. Caruthers, C. Wojtyna, P. Burnham, N. French, E. Meijers, C. Thomas, G. Thompson, L. Downs. FIRST ROW: M. Schukei, J. Hammick, K. Conlon, S. Burgoyne. SECOND ROW: K. Garvey, L. Dechiara, L. Duprey, R. Buonanducci. THIRD ROW: B. Fromerth, R. Fish, S. Olesen, M. Pastula, P. Dunham. 136 FIRST ROW: N. Ferris, L. Striebel, S. Hymen, M. Duclos, T. Rossley. SECOND ROW: T. Dorman, S. Fong, P. Thompson, M. Klosowsky, D. Stewart, J. Keiley. THIRD ROW: T. Deskis, M. Lenkeit, M. O’Hare, B. Margolin, D. Buys, J. Scheidel, L. Pelikan, C. Horse- field. FIRST ROW: R. Dziezynski, T. Luty, H. Alzugary, R. Krasner, P. Carlson. SECOND ROW: J. Patterson, M. Sampson, N. Mandell, S. Miller, C. Whalen, K. Krivick, S. Deskis, S. Rammey. } THIRD ROW: D. Clegg, L. Gudrian, S. Gilbert, C. Schubert, K. Kehmna, S. Devney, C. Young, G. Beaulieu, W. Baker. FIRST ROW: G. Theriault, G. Privette, J. Martinelli, B. Heckman. SEC¬ OND ROW: L. Walker, D. Long, R. Lavoie, B. Harris, L. Knafel. THIRD ROW: J. Winkler, B. Hankard, S. Andrusis, B. Kelly, S. Sancho. FIRST ROW: D. Drost, D. Pobutkiewicz, C. Colon, L. Nave, B. Nicol, A. Sampson. SECOND ROW: C. Franzosa, G. Beaumont, R. Frechette, C Claitty, J. Carson, W. Grzesiak, R. Stears. FIRST ROW: D. Foy, P. Duchaine, A. Covey, S. Riddlesworth, D. Leonard, L. Rus¬ sell, L. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: E. Mainnix, S. Griffiths, M. Berry, N. Otten, B. Silverman, J. Zevallos, D. Kremidas. THIRD ROW: G. Vale, C. Simmons, D. Hunter, K. Wilkinson, B. Kauffman, T. Rundgren, R. Smith. FIRST ROW: F. Joslin, G. Mellen, S. Durrenberger, P. Hogan, C. Corcoran, M. Fredette, J. Merrill, J. Hawver. SECOND ROW: L. Boucher, P. Dodd, K. Gassett, L. Desmarais, L. Gagnon, A. Lanois. THIRD ROW: B. Doyon, M. Brisson, M. Eliasson, S. Roback, K. O’Neil. FIRST ROW: D. Dyal, L. Weslh, L. Picard, D. Milky, B. Morrissette, B. Woods. SEC¬ OND ROW: S. Jellison, B. Noonan, D. Caputo, C. Kucza, M. Lauzier, P. Brancati. THIRD ROW: T. Serafin, K. Lata, C. Lacasse, K. Hollis, W. Kulis, A. Johnston, S. Brown. : - $ FIRST ROW: D. Ricciardone, C. Marsh, J. Lane, J. Koenig, B. Krawski. SECOND ROW: A. Stingle, M. Lassman, L. Mawhinney, M. Mainelli, C. Clark. THIRD ROW: M. Cec- chini, T. Mercure, B. Staubach, T. Grange, B. Starr, B. Carroll. FIRST ROW: D. Mclnerney, G. Caye, J. Benoit, M. Lavoie, F. Andreoli, M. Harding. SECOND ROW: K. Galarneau, D. Harris, N. Ferwerda, L. Tenembaum, L. Greene K. Loftus. THIRD ROW: K. Langford, M. Cowee, K. Kauffman, G. Pugliese, G. [Zalucki, G. DeGiacomo. FIRST ROW: S. King, D. Sherman, F. Simao, G. Burnham. SECOND ROW: P. Anthony, C. Dole, D. Culhane, J. Burger, M. Coleman, E. Peart. THIRD ROW: C. Shuart, R. Benson, K. Hendon, C. Murphy, C. Zeitz, B. Ryan. 57 ■ FIRST ROW: J. Tirrell, J. Trombly, M. Marquis, T. Perrault, M. Seay. SECOND ROW: J. Throwe, S. Rizza, D. Hearn, L. Sheets, P. McAndrew, J. Minnefield, C. DeMaio. THIRD ROW: M. LaCaprucia, E. Oldach, J. Mitchell, M. Williams, C. Kehoe. ji FIRST ROW: M. Thibodeau, D. Nasuta, L. Diciancia, C. Sterns. SECOND ROW: L. Sedlock, C. Barrett, D. Durocher, A. Arildsen, C. Piacentini, E. Riordan, C. Ricci. THIRD ROW: C. Bancroft, P. Levesque, S. Barker, R. Laneri, G. Rich, D. Dickinson. FIRST ROW: K. Lepine, C. LaRocco, W. Romeo, C. Lamb, C. Delorenzo, A. Fournier, T. Bernier. SECOND ROW: L. Fitzgerald, C. Martineau, K. Moulton, D. Repoli, D. Smith, N. Bradley, J. Leathers. THIRD ROW: D. Berghuis, H. Kay, M. Aldrich, J. Williams, T. Bianco, S. Brazier. SITTING: A. Pelletier, S. Platt, K. Lovett, J. Archer. STANDING: S. Ather, B. Rushlow, P. Callahan, S. Ladd, T. Parciale, J. Quigley. FIRST ROW: C. Wasik, L. Gavello, K. Hatch, E. MacDonald, S. Dunn. SECOND ROW ' M. Bancroft, T. Mattera, K. Ross, L. Parent, M. Woods, D. LeBreux. THIRD ROW- K Zeitz, J. Snyder, B. Moore, M. Hennegan, T. Picard, J. Bradshaw. FIRST ROW: L. Wilcox, F. Giroux, D. Endrelunas, R. Wiskoski, H. Kenyon, C. Bearee. SECOND ROW: M. Hill, M. Woodcock, S. Ask. THIRD ROW: R. Carbonello, B. Spalla, M. Sinkus, C. Smith. 143 FIRST ROW: T. Stein, M. Moriarty. SECOND ROW: V. Patrick, C. Hopkins, J. Bednarz, S. Mackinnon, A. Lobaugh, P. Flocco, B. Goldman, M. Schroeder, S. Donlon, R. Lizotte. THE CLASS OF 1981 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Andrea Mainelli, Secretary LuAnn Vardo, Treasurer Ann O’Connell, ' Vice-President Bambi Wagner. FIRST ROW: K. Halpin, C. Moulton, M. Brisson. SECOND ROW: M. Sceery, J. Myers, A. Fitts. THIRD ROW: D. Murray, L. Langford, D. Grant, P. Gordon, M. Wasik, J. Bond, V. Noryk, J. Stewart, S. Cantwell. FIRST ROW: T. Strange, S. Atwater, K. Charbonneau, S. Freeman, R. Trusch. SECOND ROW: B. Walsh, A. Fleeting, S. Fret, M. Anthony, B. Culhane, L. VanderPutten. THIRD ROW: M. Shea, N. Bearce, S. Wil¬ liamson, T. Riddlesworth, S. Soares, R. Szabo. FIRST ROW: J. Cantara, P. Hackett, G. Wetherbee, T . Woodman. SECOND ROW: R. St. Laurent, K. Smith, R. Buonanducci, D. Belske, P. Cushman, M. Rozek, C. Easter, S. Barton. FIRST ROW: T. Carlson, K. Glowacki, F. Schiumo, M. Boothby, E. Faitella, D. Dube. SECOND ROW: L. Brochu, L. Maillet, P. Bapat, J. Maura, L. Bergeron, J. Mulready, P. Spencer, C. Wilson, L. Bahler, J. Serkosky. THIRD ROW: S. Gothers, D. Candee, V. Vignone. 145 nmillj Hi 1 1 ii pi N jrt ' 9 a FIRST ROW: D. Gagliardo, A. Good, K. Snyder, K. Oberg. SECOND ROW: L. O’Neil, N. Zdanis, A. Bourke, A. Schneider, V. Sarvela, C. Smith, C. Shea, L. Vardo. THIRD ROW: K. Walsh, S. Hintz, E. Holmquist, C. Mikkelson, J. Gar¬ vey, M. Flanagan. FIRST ROW: R. Kurtzman, S. O’Reilly, C. Duzak, J. Morris, D. Davis. SECOND ROW: E. Daugherty, S. Schoen, K. Cubie, C. Anderson, N. Strandberg, S. Moniz. THIRD ROW: V. Pugliese, T. Collins, S. Biancardi, M. Lange, J. Johnson, A. Holle. FIRST ROW: M. Murrin, P. Elmore, B. Ota, S. Ingerto. SECOND ROW: S. Streeter, E. Ficaro, M. Kimmey, J. Sievers, P. Sivo, L. Kupcnunos, A. Mainelli. THIRD ROW: L. Hopkins, L. Camerota, M. McDonald, D. Hunger, T. Assessor. FOURTH ROW: L. Mazor, S. Carrington, L. Martin, B. Hagelin. FIRST ROW: G. Alfonso, R. Molloy, R. Walker, W. Smith. SECOND ROW: V. Botteron, S. Mugford, K. Anselmo. THIRD ROW: J. Alfonso, M. Richards, M. Bancroft, D. Daros, G. Augustinsen, W. Butler, C. Ricci, K. McGill. FIRST ROW: S. Eldridge, S. Elliott, J. Carcia, S. Morse, C. McFarland. SECOND ROW: D. Maznicki, M. Tuleja, R. Reynolds, C. Persaud, S. Cologne, R. Pease. THIRD ROW: M. Rromley, G. Henning, R. Earth, C. Pastula, T. Kutsin, S. Painter. FIRST ROW: M. Couture, M. Manion, B. O’Hare, M. Moores, S. Cox, P. McLeod, S. Ek, T. DelMonte. SECOND ROW: S. Fontaine, S. Schaefer, R. Warner, G. Bogli, M. Ferguson, S. McCartney, P. Billings. THIRD ROW: R. Davis, W. Belske, J. Bruno, S. Dunham, M. Clarke, L. Andross, M. Lawton. FOURTH ROW: R. Carlo, M. Harding, L. Clayton, B. Noonan, M. Fradianni, T. Tine. FIRST ROW: T. Jordan, C. Vicenzo, K. Sheppard, M. Perkins, J. McGuinness, J. Drost. SECOND ROW: P. Nadeau, D. Duval, K. Meyerhardt, K. Halloran, F. An¬ drews, C. Gould, C. Green. THIRD ROW: K. Comeau, S. White, D. Smith, J. Moreau, B. Chenette, D. Collins. FIRST ROW: D. Chamberlain, R. Cyr, J. Piechowski, D. Kennedy, S. Perras, D. Ellis, K. Strout. SECOND ROW: K. Lunsford, C. LeBlanc, W. Brodeur, D. Morrow, K. Charbonneau, K. Plourde, T. Loftus. THIRD ROW: K. Hellwig, D. Kramer, F. Spadaro, E. Tracy, B. Sielitzsky, T. Fitzgerald. FIRST ROW: G. Derosier, S. Doyon, P. Longo, T. Janowiec. SECOND ROW: K. Donlon, M, Reino, L. Taylor. THIRD ROW: M. Lee, A. Rreaux, D. Caputo, M. Lepine, D. Terry, J. Tracy, F. Reffel, A. Wonack, C. St.Cyr. FIRST ROW: K. Parille, N. Rarberi, M. Zurbrigen, D. Sistare, L. Stelmat, J. Peterson. SECOND ROW: J. Belanger, N. Johnson, L. Rundgren, S. Krusinski, D. Ribeiro, M. Mancini, J. Endrelunas, R. Peracchio, P. Anway, C. Wallace. THIRD ROW: D. Dasher, L. Monsees, L. Rose, M. Roche, C. Thomas, L. Marques, C. Cormier. � ,«r FIRST ROW: N. Rose, T. Gutkowski, B. Wagner, G. Beebe, S. Pullum, C. Pekala, V. Gobetz, K. Clegg, N. Wasserman. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, J. Brady, J. Kozlowski, S. Anderson, L. Allen, L. Fasano. THIRD ROW: M. Hutensky, M. Patrick, B. Wood, D. Small. FIRST ROW: S. Lauzier, N. Lariviere, L. Plummer, K. Rulnick, D. Durfee, L. Caruso, D. Jacobsen. SECOND ROW: B. Colon, R. Caron, G. Ellery, R. Lee, K. Hull, J. Clay, M. Cassello, D. Roy. FIRST ROW: L. Picard, S. Smith, G. Nicknair, M. Schopp, N. Vogel. SEC¬ OND ROW: T. Grondahl, E. Nielsen, J. Ingraham, D. Rezende, B. Kelley. THIRD ROW: A. Letizia, B. Wood, J. Prunier, S. Hallowell, L. Klosowski, W. Maguire, D. Wolff, J. Brines, J. Hodges, G. Snelgrove, K. Sheridan, R. Simons, C. Colangelo. ON STAIRS: S. Mikkola, P. Shea, C. Montano, L. Mansfield, K. Aniello. FIRST ROW: K. Niziankiewicz, E. Busch, J. Hammick, E. Anduaga. SECOND ROW: K Roy, L. Dugay, E. Picard, S. Ramisk, M. Sedlock, A. Kristan. THIRD ROW: P. Talbot, N Chapman, B. Gagnon, C. Donlon, B. Bart, T. Guimond, D. Newbury. FIRST ROW: J. Archer, K. Lyons, S. Trinks, R. Armes, A. Formeister, J. Krull, G. Sheehan. SECOND ROW: J. Cicco, D. Burnham, L. Vendetti, K. Stearns, A. Theriault, S. Atwater, L. Pelletier. THIRD ROW: C. Callahan, C. Stringer, K. Menefee, P. Demers, S. Mitchell. FIRST ROW: D. Russo, C. Charette, J. Roy. SECOND ROW: C. Tongren, C. W ' hitehead, M. Tarbox. THIRD ROW: M. Sirois, M. Downs, A. Schwalbendorf, K. Soucy, P. Fletcher, B. Newmarker, R. Carson. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: B. Henning, S. Cecchini, K. Toner, G. Daugherty, P. Lange, M. Duclos, W. Johnston, H. Murphy, J. Doran. SECOND ROW: M. Moynihan, D. Mclnerney, G. Zalucki, D. Neseralla, D. Buys, K. Cormier, R. Giansanti, D. Serkosky, W. Carroll. THIRD ROW: J. Trembly, B. Noonan, M. Coleman, D. Duval, E. Colon, K. Menefee, G. Henning, D. Petruzelo, J. Hawver, T. Pieard. FOURTH ROW: K. Zeitz, K. Sheridan, D. Clerke, K. Foley, P. Longo, F. Spadaro, C. Larocco, W. Romeo, J. Durette, J. Serkosky. FIFTH ROW: Coach Florio, Coach Hotchkiss, Head Coach McCarroll, K. Nichols, L. Stelmat, J. Painter, K. Kuras, P. Spencer, M. Painter, B. O’Hare, S. Painter, G. Melloni. FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW: C. Bishop, S. Sobolov, L. Fournier, A. Oberg, P. Bond, D. Heath, T. Fidler, L. Callahan, Manager J. Morse. SECOND ROW: L. Monsee, L. Mansfield, L. Kupchunis, S. Whitlock, K. Moulton, K. Bartle, M. Duclos, M. Lauzier, H. Kenyon, Manager K. Cubie. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Pease, P. McLeod, P. Talbot, L. Hopkins, C. Montano, N. Johnson, S. Hallowell, L. Allen, A. Mainelli, L. Mazor, E. Tracy, A. O’Connell, J. Myers, K. Oberg, Coach Baretta. FIRST ROW: T. Rogers, S. Fong, G. Caye, M. Pastula, R. Clinton, C. Regulbuto, R. Aniello. SECOND ROW: F. Joslin, W. Fleeting, J. Bednarz, J. Huot, G. Francis, J. Hammick, R. Goldman, K. Snyder, D. Rezende. THIRD ROW: Coach Sharos, K. Garvey, P. Carlson, G. Pugliese, J. Allen, R. Starr, A. Rozek, D. Sherman, F. Simao. ABSENT: D. Armata. r r w - m r r o FIRST ROW: M. Beltramello, S. Melnick. SECOND ROW: K. Charbanneau, L. Rose, D. Lawson, T. Stein, K. Galarneau, D. Gobetz, V. Gobetz. THIRD ROW: R. Wiskowski, J. Brady, M. Kimmey, Coach Joy, M. Wasik, D. Cramer, C. Marsh, A. Schneider. ABSENT: C. Fraser, C. Shea, C. Wasik. ?:y; ■ , Tri-captains: Cindy Wasik Maria Beltramello Sheri Melnick uopzhp: I Rjuii u i m : s | MM u FIRST ROW: M. Sinkus, J. Dworski, T. Bordonaro, D. Gothers, R. Krasner, L. Carbonello, L. Camerotta. SECOND ROW: D. Cook, M. Mazor, B Jodice, D. Boucher, E. Smith, J. Sorosiak, J. Burger. THIRD ROW: P. Anthony, A. Schwabendorf, C. Young, Coach LaBreche, D. Wolf, C Schubert, G. Beaulieu, S. Anderson. ABSENT: J. Criso. Tri-captains: Bill Jodice, Earle Smith, Drew Boucher JV SOCCER FIRST ROW: J. Ingraham, C. Whitehead, K. Niziankiewicz, K. Anselmo, F. Andrews, M. Cowee. SECOND ROW: P. Hartan, M. Murrin, S. Freeman, M. Flanagan, W. Maguire, S. Soares, C. Martocchio. THIRD ROW: D. Ricciardone, P. Thompson, V. Pugliese, J. Garvey, D. Hunger, G. Snelgrove, G. DeGiacomo, C. Pastula, K. Comeau, Coach Longo. ABSENT: P. Callahan, D. Carlson. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: L. Haugh, S. Griffiths, E. Strandberg, L. Bruno. SECOND ROW: M. Mainelli, C. Zeitz, S. Maguire, L. Pelikan, S. Carroll. Captain Sandy Maguire 1 m CROSS COUNTRY 7-3 St. Bernard East Hartford Glastonbury Windsor Platt Newington Bloomfield Windsor Locks Weaver Boekville FALL SPORT FINALS South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor K of C Invitational: Earle Smith 27th CVC Meet: Peter Anthony 1st Earle Smith 4th Bill Jodice 11th Drew Boucher 13th State Trials: Peter Anthony 6th Earle Smith 22nd State Meet: Peter Anthony 26th Earle Smith 46th :v... •• VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 14-3-1 5 1 Suffield 4 1 Sheehan 3 1 Glastonbury 4 0 Newington 3 0 Windsor Locks 1 1 Windsor 6 0 Bloomfield 3 0 Avon 4 1 Glastonbury 4 0 Newington 1 0 Windsor Locks 0 1 Windsor 3 0 Bloomfield 3 2 Hall 5 1 Sheehan 0 3 Simsbury South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor South Windsor State Tournament: South Windsor South Windsor 2 0 Guilford 1 5 Cheshire ALL-CVC SELECTIONS FIELD HOCKEY FOOTBALL Peggy Bond Tracy Fidler Lisa Fournier Holly Kenyon Andrea Mainelli Amy Oberg Mark Duclos Steve Cecchini CVC CHAMPIONSHIPS SOCCER Glenn Pugliese Chuck Regulbuto Art Rozek Cross Country Field Hockey JI ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM VOLLEYBALL Maria Beltramello Cindy Wasik Mark Duclos Dave Neseralla Ken Toner VARSITY FOOTBALL 2-6-2 JV FOOTBALL 2-5-2 VARSITY SOCCER 3-10-3 South Windsor 0 15 East Catholic South Windsor 0 South Windsor 10 6 Windsor Locks South Windsor 0 South Windsor 0 0 Hartford Public South Windsor 0 South Windsor 13 40 Newington South Windsor 9 South Windsor 7 38 Bulkeley South Windsor 0 South Windsor 32 7 Windsor South Windsor 6 South Windsor 13 34 Glastonbury South Windsor 6 South Windsor 6 28 Northwest Catholic South Windsor 10 South Windsor 6 8 Bloomfield South Windsor 14 South Windsor 0 0 Rockville 0 East Catholic South Windsor 0 3 Glastonbury 6 Windsor Locks South Windsor 0 4 Bulkeley 6 Hartford Public South Windsor 4 1 Bloomfield 40 Newington South Windsor 0 3 Windsor Locks 30 Windsor South Windsor 2 1 Newington 20 Glastonbury South Windsor 0 2 Bulkeley 6 Northwest Catholic South Windsor 0 2 Rockville 6 Bloomfield South Windsor 0 3 Windsor 0 Manchester South Windsor 1 2 Glastonbury South Windsor 2 0 Bloomfield South Windsor 2 2 Windsor Locks South Windsor 1 4 Newington South Windsor 1 1 Weaver South Windsor 0 2 Rockville South Windsor 0 0 Suffield South Windsor 2 4 Windsor i JV SOCCER 8-4-2 JV FIELD HOCKEY 4-6-5 VOLLEYBALL 10-8 South Windsor 3 1 Glastonbury South Windsor 0 2 Suffield South Windsor 0 0 Glastonbury South Windsor 3 0 Hartford Public South Windsor 1 0 Sheehan South Windsor 4 1 Bloomfield South Windsor 3 0 E.O. Smith South Windsor 1 0 Glastonbury South Windsor 1 0 Windsor Locks South Windsor 1 3 Newington South Windsor 0 0 Newington South Windsor 0 2 Newington South Windsor 3 1 Weaver South Windsor 0 1 Windsor Locks South Windsor 6 2 Penney South Windsor 0 3 Bulkeley South Windsor 0 1 Windsor South Windsor 0 1 Rockville South Windsor 0 3 Rockville South Windsor 0 2 Bloomfield South Windsor 1 0 Windsor, O.T. South Windsor 3 2 Hartford Public South Windsor 2 0 Avon South Windsor 1 1 Glastonbury South Windsor 3 2 Windsor South Windsor 0 0 Glastonbury South Windsor 2 1 Bloomfield South Windsor 3 2 Bulkeley South Windsor 2 3 Newington South Windsor 1 3 Windsor Locks South Windsor 3 1 E.O. Smith South Windsor 0 0 Windsor Locks South Windsor 3 1 Newington South Windsor 2 3 Bloomfield South Windsor 1 0 Windsor South Windsor 2 0 Penney South Windsor 1 3 Glastonbury South Windsor 0 0 Hall South Windsor 1 2 Rockville, O.T. South Windsor 3 1 Weaver South Windsor 0 0 Sheehan South Windsor 2 0 Windsor South Windsor 2 3 Newington South Windsor 0 1 Simsbury South Windsor 0 3 Rockville South Windsor 3 1 Windsor South Windsor 0 3 Bloomfield 175 SOUTH SOUTH SOUTH | 11NDSQR WINDSOR WINDS ' SOUTH SOUTH South SOUTH SOOTH Co-Captains Ken Fontaine and Tony Mozzicato with Coach Sharos. VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: P. Anthony, M. Pastula, W. Fleeting, S. Cecchini, G. Simons, T. Mozzicato. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach LaBreche, G. Pugliese, J. Allen, P. Sanborn, K. Fontaine, D. Boucher, B. Moore, Coach Sharos. Z . ' I ■ -y ■ ■ i EXIT Coach Sharos being honored for his 300th career victory. FIRST ROW: D. Carlson, M. Flanagan, M. Spencer, J. Garvey, M. Lange, L. Stelmat, L. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Cecchini, K. Snyder, S. Freeman, S. Brazier. SECOND ROW: Coach LaBreche, P. Clayton, K. Kuras. srasoR Tff WIND! WLVDS0R VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: H. Kenyon, L. Callahan, A. Oberg, A. Mainelli. SECOND ROW: P. Bond, C. Marsh, T. Fidler, C. Bishop, Coach Rusch. Tracy Fidler, the first girl in the history of SWHS to score over 1,000 career points. Co-Captains Amy Oberg and Laura Callahan «� Wirj5r on m mm «lNDS0fi ) JflNnsfl? L j t ••• ' - 4k! - i i ■ .1 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: C. Shea, B. Woods, A. O’Connell, J. Myers, K. Oberg, E. Tracy. SECOND ROW: N. Johnson, J. McGuinness, J. Brady, Coach Randazzo, M. Kimmey, L. Monsees, D. Kramer. 179 A year to remember SW hoopsters still tough to beat SW girls gain third straight CVC title SW seeks 10th straight SW ' passing clinic ' baffles Bloomfield It ' s a grand career for SW ' s Tracy Fidler Sharos pockets 300th against RHS, 68-56 girls hoopsters CVC playoffs Sharos adds to CVC title collection by winning fourth consecutive crown ICE HOCKEY FIRST ROW: B. Margolin, J. Cicco, J. Schneider, B. Miller, E. Meijers, K. Lepine. SECOND ROW: Coach Odiema, W. Dull, D. St.Laurent, R. Goldman, E. Busch, W. Krawski, J. Kelley. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Carlson, D. Kremidas, B. Kelly, G. Snelgrove, S. Devney, C. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: D. Morrow, S. Lauzier, E. Anduaga, D. Kennedy, S. Trinks, S. Biancardi. ABSENT: T. Elia, S. Kennedy, V. Pugliese, M. Thibodeau. Coach Odiema, Co-Captain Joe Cicco, Co-Captain John Schneider, and Assistant Coach Carlson. GYMNASTICS FIRST ROW: C. Clarke, L. Camerota, N. Williams, S. Hyman W. Brodeur, V. Sarvela, C. Barrett. SECOND ROW: M. Clarke, M. Roche, L. Rose, A. Holle, A. McCarthy, D. Candee, S. Durfee. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach McCormick, M. Lavoie, L. Marvonek, J. Thompson, S. Sobolov, M. Lenkeit, Coach Baretta. ABSENT: R. Elia, J. Johnson, S. Painter, C. Woytyna. Coach Baretta with Tri-Captains Jill Thompson, Linda Marvonek, and Sue Sobolov. WINTER SPORT FINALS GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 22-3 South Windsor 57 South Windsor 58 South Windsor 41 South Windsor 51 South Windsor 71 South Windsor 62 South Windsor 63 South Windsor 62 South Windsor 67 South Windsor 56 South Windsor 52 South Windsor 62 South Windsor 71 ♦South Windsor 65 South Windsor 40 South Windsor 60 South Windsor 69 South Windsor 60 South Windsor 54 South Windsor 68 CVC Playoffs: South Windsor 69 South Windsor 56 State Tournament: South Windsor 66 South Windsor 68 South Windsor 50 28 Rockville 29 Suffield 66 Wilbur Cross 40 Hamden 29 Portland 32 Windsor 38 Milford 34 Windsor Locks 23 Bloomfield 36 Glastonbury 31 South Catholic 56 Newington 25 Rockville 30 Windsor Locks 45 Wilbur Cross 46 Windsor 35 Bloomfield 37 Glastonbury 37 Notre Dame 44 Newington 37 Newington 35 Glastonbury 36 Wethersfield 40 East Catholic 64 Lyman Hall BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 13-10 South Windsor 61 64 Northwest Catholic, O.T South Windsor 68 56 Rockville South Windsor 51 74 South Catholic South Windsor 74 64 Windsor South Windsor 59 60 Hartford Public, O.T. South Windsor 54 50 Bulkeley South Windsor 72 61 Bloomfield South Windsor 79 55 Glastonbury South Windsor 64 62 Prince Tech South Windsor 70 54 Newington South Windsor 66 56 Rockville South Windsor 65 49 Windsor Locks South Windsor 53 58 Bulkeley South Windsor 41 43 Windsor South Windsor 52 54 Bloomfield South Windsor 79 41 Glastonbury South Windsor 52 60 Hartford Public South Windsor 54 51 Newington South Windsor 36 35 Windsor Locks South Windsor CVC Playoffs: 51 74 Northwest Catholic South Windsor 77 49 Windsor South Windsor 51 State Tournament: 53 Bloomfield South Windsor 34 39 Bulkeley 188 Tracy Fidler’s 1000th point Coach Shares’ 300th victory tie with Bloomfield CVC CHAMPIONSHIPS Boys’ Varsity Basketball Girls’ Varsity Basketball ALL-CVC SELECTIONS BOYS’ BASKETBALL John Allen Ken Fontaine Tony Mozzicato GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Laura Callahan Tracy Fuller Andrea Mainelli Amy Oberg ICE HOCKEY William Margolin John Schneider GYMNASTICS 9-8 South Windsor 57.00 67.85 Rockville South Windsor 67,80 49.80 Bulkeley South Windsor 63.75 87.00 Hall 63.95 East Hartford South Windsor 61.20 70.40 Glastonbury South Windsor 64.40 73.75 Stafford South Windsor 65.05 74.55 Somers 53.85 Suffield South Windsor 64.85 60.90 Wethersfield South Windsor 63.70 59.70 Windsor South Windsor 65.65 48.15 Windsor Locks South Windsor 62.80 54.70 Portland South Windsor 68.50 59.10 Bloomfield South Windsor 74,35 79.85 East Catholic South Windsor 67.90 78.35 Newington Regional Qualifiers: South Windsor 74.80 63.20 Avon Cindy Barrett (bars, floor) 72.00 Penney Chris Clarke (bars) BOYS’ JV BASKETBALL 15-5 South Windsor 49 South Windsor 55 South Windsor 51 South Windsor 49 South Windsor 67 South Windsor 53 South Windsor 49 South Windsor 78 South Windsor 66 South Windsor 60 South Windsor 33 South Windsor 58 South Windsor 39 South Windsor 58 South Windsor 57 South Windsor 59 South Windsor 66 South Windsor 61 South Windsor 51 South Windsor 59 Northwest Catholic Rockville South Catholic Windsor Hartford Public Bulkeley Bloomfield Glastonbury Prince Tech, O.T. Newington Rockville Windsor Locks Bulkeley Windsor Bloomfield Glastonbury Hartford Public Newington Windsor Locks Northwest Catholic 42 50 60 37 62 57 68 51 65 53 49 51 50 39 50 51 60 57 39 54 GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL 13-3 South Windsor 29 South Windsor 33 South Windsor 16 South Windsor 43 South Windsor 23 South Windsor 25 South Windsor 42 South Windsor 30 South Windsor 25 South Windsor 33 South Windsor 37 South Windsor 39 South Windsor 49 South Windsor 24 South Windsor 31 South Windsor 37 20 Rockville 15 Suffield 28 Hamden 33 Windsor 32 Milford 22 Windsor Locks 36 Bloomfield 20 Glastonbury 22 South Catholic 10 Newington 24 Rockville 13 Windsor Locks 26 Windsor 28 Bloomfield 29 Glastonbury 26 Newington ICE HOCKEY 3-17 South Windsor 0 4 Wethersfield South Windsor 2 1 Windsor South Windsor 0 6 Fairfield Prep South Windsor 4 12 Fermi South Windsor 0 4 West Haven South Windsor 1 3 Enfield South Windsor 0 5 Simsbury South Windsor 1 5 Suffield South Windsor 5 4 Windsor South Windsor 1 7 Hamden South Windsor 4 3 Hall South Windsor 2 7 Glastonbury South Windsor 2 4 Suffield South Windsor 0 10 Rockville South Windsor 0 4 Enfield South Windsor 0 7 Fairfield Prep South Windsor 0 3 Rockville South Windsor 1 2 Simsbury South Windsor 4 8 Glastonbury South Windsor 2 5 Fermi 189 FIRST ROW: A. Oberg, C. Bishop, L. Fournier, Jn. Snyder, Jl. Snyder, T. Fidler, L. Callahan. SECOND ROW: Coach Rusch, P. Brancati, P. Flocco, M. Dziama, M. Lauzier, K. Moulton, B. Woods, H. Kenyon, Manager B. Noonan. SOFTBALL •sS a i ' S C HIGH SCHOOL CLASS L STATE CHAMPION On June 10, 1978, at Raybestos Field in Stratford, the South Windsor High girls’ softball team won the Class L State Championship with a convinc¬ ing 9-2 victory over Cheshire. This state championship was the first in the history of girls’ athletics at South Windsor High. Jill Snyder yielded only two hits in notching her eigh¬ teenth win of the season, while Amy Oberg led the offensive attack, going two for three at bat, including a two-run dou¬ ble. The team posted the only perfect record in the state in 1978, going undefeated in twenty-one games. Team members at a banquet held in their honor. 1978 SPRING SPORTS api •MffiafiNM M JNm db 9 W¥MM mKw 1111 4 2fe ? S.JP® vvx ' VxV ' V ,-M msm. ' y 4mmT Jl m Psf ' fJ 1 ■ iilBil ■ li! 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Windsor, Conn. SOUTH WINDSOR PHARMACY, INC. 969 Sullivan Ave. South Windsor, Ct. phone 644-1513 WEBSTER’S FLORIST 1678 Ellington Rd. South Windsor, Ct. 644-0717 Beauty A FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER Gnvirofit 1708 Ellington Road, Route 3G South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 ( 203 ) 644-2563 201 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BEST CLASS SOUTH WINDSOR HIGH HAS EVER HAD ’79 SHINES ED STEBEN’S GLASS COMPANY auto glass — mirrors — table tops 454 Ellington Rcl., South Windsor, Ct. 06074 phone 289-2701 NITEY — NITE MOTEL 1519 Route 5 Lester Sirois phone (203) 289-2706 Owner-Manager South Windsor, Conn. Phone 528-2308 Phone 528-5657 PIZZA RAMA RESTAURANT 655 John Fitch Blvd. Pizzas Grinders Complete Dinners Breakfast 6-11 A.M. 528-5365 528-5365 Vernon WORK APPAREL Kelly Rd., Vernon Circle Vernon, Connecticut 06066 phone 872-2906 SOUTH WINDSOR GARAGE 24-Hour Wrecker Service Route 5 John Fitch Blvd. Box 113, So. Windsor, Conn. 202 CONGRATULATIONS SOUTH WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1979 OLT ail American heritage Colt’s commitment to growth in the Hartford area, and a better way of life for all, relies on the commitment of young Americans to fashion our country’s economic future. COLT AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Compliments of IMPERIAL OIL CO., INC. Plumbing — Heating 981 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, Conn, phone 644-2538 Compliments of ATLANTIC FENCE CO., INC. 1161 Rte. 5, South Windsor phone 289-7438 Icirairie’s Barber §bcp P44-S4JO 28 J Oakland Rd. §c. Wlrdset (203) 528-8826 Furniture Industries Manufactures of Contemporary Furnishings 105 Edwin Rd. Andre K. Charbonneau South Windsor, Ct 06074 204 Best Wishes To The Class of 79 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 Installation Cannel Coal (The Perfect Fireplace Fuel) Now in our 21st Year 1209 Sullivan Ave., South Windsor 289-5796 644-2561 pyrofax gas me. tri-city plaza • vernon, ct. 06066 tel. 871-1999 872-4497 7 park street • rockville, Connecticut 06066 tel. 871-9055 GAS GRILL CENTER U.S.A. ARMATA’S SUPERMARKETS 965 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, Conn. The Good Food People 1608 John Fitch Blvd. — South Windsor Phone (802) 528-4438 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Insurance since 1913 644-1515 HAROLD M. NEWBERRY AGENCY Insurance — Bonding 1760 Ellington Road, P.O. Drawer D, South Windsor, Connecticut H. MILLS NEWBERRY WARREN M. NEWBERRY 205 FOUR SEASONS CARD AND GIFT SHOPPE 946 Sullivan Ave. South Windsor, Ct. phone 644-0454 cards — gifts — jewelry — invitations Compliments of DYNAMIC CONTROLS CORP. Mobil TELEPHONE 544-2486 8 Nutmeg Rd. South Windsor, Ct. BIRCH HILL AUTOMOTIVE CENTER GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING 249 OAKLAND ROAD SO WINDSOR. CONN 06074 CHARLES TOCE. JR Manager 206 Phone (203) 289-4297 Chimneys Fireplaces MERWIN MASON SUPPLY P.O. Box 211, 336 Chapel Road Sout Windsor, Conn. 06074 MERWIN POLA LOUIS POLA PLEASANT VALLEY PHARMACY Richard E. Ptachcinski, Manager, B.S., Ph., Reg. Phar. J.M. Ptachcinski, B.S., Ph., Reg. Phar. 659 John Fitch Blvd., South Windsor, Ct. phone 528-2109 BESS EATON DONUTS Sullivan Ave., South Windsor Betty Davis tel. 644-8916 M. ELECTRIC Tony Muzzicato ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 290 Pierce Road South Windsor, Conn. 06074 (203) 644-1465 Discount Auto Parts RICH MR’S BURRILL AUTOMOTIVE • Proprietor • WORLD • Custom Parts for Vans, 4 Wheel Drive, Motorcycle Accessories Much More — All At Discounted Prices! Open 7 Days Manchester 644-9395 289 Oakland Rd. (Wapping Shopping Center) South Windsor (Route 30) VILLAGE BRIDAL AND FORMAL WEAR Wedding Gowns, Bridesmaid Gowns, Mother of the Bride and All Occasion Gowns Kelly Rd. 643-4809 Vernon, Conn. 207 The eagle’s nest THE HENRY AGENCY REALTORS, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of ’79 First Federal Savings Oakland Road, South Windsor 644-1501 ■C IMPERIAL CARPET WORKROOM, INC. Commercial Residential • Lees Carpets • Bigelow Carpets • Aldon Remnants • Room Sizes Call 289-4335 Steam Cleaning Carpet Installation Route 5 • South Windsor (one Mile-North of Bissell Bridge) 208 Good Luck To The Class of ’79 F rom: LARRY’S AUTO SUPPLY RENT-A-BAY Route 5, South Windsor 289-8674 Larry Duprey “King of Parts” Bill Rice Area Code (203) Business 644-3325 Home 644-8575 The South Windsor Convalescent Home Inc. 1060 Main Street Frank F. Ronan South Windsor, Conn. 06074 Administrator Team Uniforms • Individuals • Specialties 281 Oakland Road South Windsor Connecticut 06074 Fire Extinguishers Recharged On Your Premises From Our Mobile Unit SOUTH WINDSOR FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 601 Sullivan Avenue, Sout Windsor, Conn. 06074, Tel. 528-0596 Robert F. Cummings Kitchen Aid Amana Service All Makes Sales — Service A A Automatic Appliance Sendee 430 Ellington Rd., So. Windsor, Conn. 06074 Harold P. Sheldick 528-5775 Paul L. Christensen Sales — Service 209 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1979 PIONEER INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION DAIRY QUEEN 845 Sullivan Ave. South Windsor, Ct. Serving Breakfast: 6 a.m. — 10 a.m. Delicious Brazier Foods and Icy Cold D.Q. Treats From our drive — thru window or In our spacious air conditioned dining room OPEN 6 a.m. Until Midnight Seven Days a Week HAIR STYLES FOR MEN WOMEN RIZZO SKI MARTS Avon — Madison — Newington Vernon — Westport 272 S. Main St. (Rt. 5) East Windsor, Ct. Lawn Garden • Sales • Service • Rental • Mopeds • Chainsaws B6-B EQUIPMENT Irv Borookow 627-0627 Congratulations Class of ’79 Compliments of SOUTH WINDSOR BANK TRUST CO. 211 A1 Maillet Owner ALCIDE IMPROVEMENT South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 (203) 644-0913 Dealer for United States Steel • SUPER STEEL SIDING • ALUMINUM VINYL SIDING • 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE Member South Windsor Chamber of Commerce and National Remodeling Association. We Install Everything We Sell No Salesmen or Subcontractors Are Used On Our Job CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 644-0913 SAMSEL — BASSINGER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 419 Buckland Road South Windsor, Conn. 06074 Telephone (203) 644-2940 Complete New and Modern Non-Sectarian Facilities John Samsel, Jr. Theresa Samsel President Treasurer John M. Bassinger Vice President Visa Master Charge DANKEL’S South Windsor Tire Inc. Firestone • Zenith • Michelin Most Other Brands By Request 1546 John Fitch Blvd. South Windsor, Ct 06074 Pickup Deliver 289-9381 VERNON DRUG, INC. Tri-City Shopping Plaza Vernon, Conn. 644-1543 875-1795 VILLAGE CHARM COIFFURES 295 Oakland Rd. South Windsor, Conn. 06074 Phone: 644-2521 644-2522 212 THE TROPHY SHOP Award Specialists Expert Engraving Let our reputation go to work for you. More people buy and sell homes through CENTURY 21® than through any other real estate sales organization. Let us work for you, too. We’re the Neighborhood Gzrtiuty, 21 Professionals . 1 Ray Kirby Holcombe 35 Oakland Rd. Vernon Circle tel. 871-0867 90 BROOKFIELD STREET SOUTH WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT 06074 ■ 1 Mellen Marine, Inc. 1145 ROUTE 5 SO. WINDSOR, CT. 06074 (203) 289-3434 SEA RAY MARQUIS CRUISERS RANGER BOSTON WHALER STARCRAFT SYLVAN O ' DAY AMF LASER OLD TOWN mtffCUH Y OUTBOARD MOTORS STERN DRIVES OMC PARTS AND SERVICE BOAT AND MOTOR STORAGE SAILBOAT HARDWARE MARINE ACCESSORIES NAUTICAL CHARTS THE OTHER PHONE COMPANY with 16 branches to serve you better. NATIONAL offers modern telephone systems and equipment for business customers with the option of outright purchase, lease or rental at a guaranteed rate and with many more advantages. In the Hartford Area call 586-7000. All other Connecticut locations call 1-800-972-9813. 213 Compliments of NORTHEAST PRINTING PLATES INC. 304 Murphy Road Hartford, Conn. Tel. 525-3141 PATRONS Do not follow where the path leads, Rather go where there is no path And leave a trail. BEST OF LUCK from The Class of 1980 What appears to be the end, may really be a new beginning. Mr. Mrs. Carl R. Blume Brescome Distributors Mr. John Ed Hilton House of Decor Melcom Standards Lab Mr. Mrs. Jules Page CURRY COPY CENTER OF VERNON Offset Printing Business Cards Photo Copies Wedding Invitations SEAFOOD SHACK 976 Sullivan Ave. South Windsor, Ct. 06074 Finest in Fresh Seafood Complete Take-out Service 644-9878 215 you . dace. You may look back with pride or regret or feel it was all a waste. But you will look back. w i