Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)
- Class of 1972
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I don't know But I know that for one year I have been absent, I know that for one year I have rested. I rested in the mountains, happily my heart did not grow dry from expelled tears, it didn't sob, it didn't recall past sadnesses. Everything happened as always: I rested, the trains followed their tracks, the ships sailed day and night, many fish exhausted themselves in the sea. Steve Zorzos X E 5 3 2 s Q 3 E I I s E x 1 E - Ski' N QS: ,sw I 5 I K K W5 wx 041 52 'J' ff A ww l' E somethzng beszdes that 0 whlch 1 am now enveloped loolczng for someone who cares and hndzng no one am i no one? or dm i only me. linda Sanders '72 emi , , ,jfffi i , Z f 5, f 4 5 W K 'W ,,.w-' In tribute to Mr. R. Stuart Palmer our love- If he is indeed wise he does not hid you enter the house of his wisdom, but ruther leuds you to fhe fhreshold of your own mind. Gibran 9 V. zgi e-qv-' A f . . ' i ,135 ' , S T A M F o R D P. 1 1 c S C H o o L s -1.-levfllf A- S 5, 'ff X bfiitlcy W -M rr XXQ, 1 Da Iilmn 'A' Cuevsixrih wi lfliLLANYlAil, m'YN.'1, STANFORD. CONNECTICUT 06001 Rrrum To NP-Ilfwrr-rzxlmf 'z and .5 Own: wr mx- brvrmrvrerfnexr oF SCHOOLS fm uw SMI ll-l11'w,3x'y' 1, l.9i2 lil: Grirlrxtqlnrsy ol' Slqulllimxl lligglv School Clxmrlrmtefe ni Riglpmtu ' llipzh School Vlllllliz ' ' ' Ar, ll: w ell w. xxrrpwsllwr Srspcrintvmlvur ol' S- lumix: T-lesson For Iliff -'tm' Wool: 'lr 51' Cwrmlcxetem. Although I lllwr had lu- og :,vA v1'l1xult.5rS Lo mrfcflc Lhc mumlw,-re: ol' flu, Floss or lH?l, my e,ipe1'it-sues in rtlworliun convince me that Lln- challenges which you will Lice- in :hr rlcortlc-fr ,xlztuul will be real and similar to tlmse of all young adullw. Craadrmzicm from lxiggh school is merely Llw first phase of learn' ing, for learning is L1 tonLlnu.mf: procose V which begins wirlv one's yr-ry firsvc lxrwclrlz and should ronlimft- to Lln vt-ri. last. Wlxetlzor you plan Lo move into higher etlucariou or into mln- world of work, the process of learning must con- t r tcstu x . .mi-1. , if your rscrsonal achievewxwnm .md yorrr contri- lfulions Lo A frm sovir't5 'urn to lu- uuamingful and productive. Cihdnga- is nh imvimhlr- .af chi passing of Lirneg it will be tlvr nxt' of clraangtr, as well as Llrt qlmlltlg ol tl-Ango, with which you must Iwrorno der-ply involved. The ltntlt-rfslllp ot Lorlnu- will leave many complex prolalems for you to solvv, Those, amd the rragmv uulumwnfs of Llw fiuuxre-, will rvqxzirt' continuous learning, new lsxmowluclggl-, 114-xv romipts of living, and A roviLt1lizucl wflmft on :gi rl cuirvwlc-ic' umltrstanclifrg of llw cl1J!u151i11g1 'cole you .,,l.1.e.1r wut.: our-l l , . it. fwring to fm :mfr-ywwl :Lie Rei hW. Car enter 1 ,. . ,VI S Q tr- . rr . . -S. l.t1l. Superintendent of Schools 6 , R igl, W. Llrxrjmenlri' S:'1:u1'ixHCem?eut of ff Mural s Helen A. Tobin Stanley Poltrack Deputy Superintendent of Schools Director of Secondary Education Xin., BOARD OF EDUCATION G. Raymond Bernier, Anna B. Cunningham, Alvin M. Wellington-Asst. Sec., Clare Duffy, Audrey Cosentini-Pres., Ellen P. Camhi-Sec., Elhanan C. Stone-V. Pres., Bernard O. Nemoitan, M.D., not pictured: Rocco G. Colatrella. is y.J - l Thomas F. Reardon, Ed. D. Iohn l- Morris Benlamin Reed Assistant Superintendent-Instruction Assistant Superintendent-Personnel A5SiSfaUf 5UP'3fif1f9I1d9m'BU9if19S5 Salvatore I. Catania S H S Principal ADMINISTRATIQN X riffs A X Q fi Iohn I. Hardiman Walter C. O'Meara Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant Not Pictured Nicholas R. DiVita Assistant Principal on Sabbatical leave at Charles Miller Administrative Assistant it fl? mann. n------.-..-.........., ' mf' Anthony Markosky Administrative Assistant FM Y,,, A Y Anne T. Ryle Alphonse Silvestri Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Vf EXCU my 5 f ,- L f. 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Y il 5 Ng, W ' lik M is ' 5 'W n SUB axivf 49 W lm! 15233 , :UN ,f'w'm lne Arts Dorothy Soltarioff Seena Lowe Ruthann Lewis Robert Whiting Peter Rembetsy ROGER PREU f W: 1 Industrial Arts X1 gf ee N f Kermit Grover Ighn Burkhardt 75X Henry Bartnikowski ARTS DEPT M iggiw ,W I , wif W f 5 W L , , li , 2 lv 1 f fr , HUIDC Arts Louise DeDitius Vinnie Holbrook Barbara Magill A A of X1 i 'Xf' Harold Spiller William Burns Carl Matson Carolyne Roland Jeanne BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ALBERT SCHER Stuart Schlein Nicholas Lemone Sharon Schneider Sarah Mullen Luverta Gumkowski Faith Friedman Caroline Wilson Helen Arey Not Pictured: Angela Fiore Dora Mercede l Norman Anderton l ' li Daniel Muchinsky Arne Carlson -'ISS Martha Liptack GEORGIANA WHITE Iohn Scanlon Karen Moriaty Rita Steele I . . r e Suzanne Faker 26 lerry McWilliams Margaret HiCk9Y Evelyn Steglich Verna Iohnson Ieannie Shaw lf Sylvia Dean GLIS DEPT H -'f K Anne Kelly Kathleen Brandt Helen Olsen Daniel Neylan Iudythe Lokich ff els: 525353 MW R. Stuart Palmer Iames DeFeo Iames Palley Norma Talmadge Joseph Scarpino William Cavanaugh ,wg H i ' is Q X Q Q.-SF? gh. 4x A-Q Q 3 '?? ? ' Q' ' Shui 31 QQ' Aw Mania. Q J M -f '- In '5.., ww.. M ,, F ,,,, NWMWM .w..,fv N-W M .ni snr L- N- Q W.,-f 'SN 5 if . . P Q nf M4 A' - A xv ,' 'fi . . s. h 1 'L .., 0 M1 serv S w W' , ' 5 1f 1 Q-2.5- lf--1,f, l' 4: 'M 'u 5 I 1' xv. v'V v Vy 7' 9 Nf,'. w fy, w -fw, vlfvx., MFUUUQQ Mlm., Annette Golenbock Cindy Sherman Q - --J i Aurea Diaz Marietta Tucci LANGUAGE DEPT Alde Biagiotti Peter Loughran Edward Gradilone Ruth Fusfeld we ar Mary Lou Ierman xk' ,. , ax 4 Wifi., ., ji -A ' ,IL 1, Emily Gasperino Marjorie Wyzan '1ol05n , yi. Ioel Schwartz Elizabeth Accousti la. W gee? 32962453 QQQQ 1 QP ' 3 1 I 8288888 8 333 IAMES N. BELLANTONI, Ester Flynn, C. Comeau, Georgie Decker, Richard Martin, Richard Ceritelli, Ioan King, Dolly Bleuler, Iosephine Koziol, Theresa Schwartz, Sandra Wiener, Joann Newton, Iohn Cleary, Iohn Tenca, Ronald Fischer, Robert Prarat. AT' W D QQ O O O O O 4 ff. :ie --fl! 5 5-67 L,:-2-- .., - + 25v, -Q' . 'Q 'Z S tlgggif l -1vkgf R21 N?-151, l - 7--'fffl--1, . -f , -,Q x, , .,.,.2l:-f , , ,f 1- f- ,T - . ' ., V '? f2J, -I ' 1 '-Q-' f Z ' Q- 'fi WP' 4, .53--' - 3-li-f:'4. '2 Y jg-- . - ' ,15 -Y fge' Z .-.. ' .,,- -QC33'.L'.:1E'.?' -1,3-3: 'is-'14 V -AXA -f i3' e gg' ' L -L -17' ,,., -- J' Ng 'x..,.,V ,Z-cf f ' -Y I... .lj K. K ,, A ..f:'-f4,,,1 if -4'-Q ff- ! -.Zia :K K f Q George S. Liggett, Alba M. Cappabianca, Paul I. Kuczo, Ir., Marie F. T. Uhrich, Richard, I. Dawid, LOUIS C. CLAPS, Irma E. Hable, Ierome I. Burdulis, George I. Tausch, Timothy D. O'Connell, Zaki M. El Kodsi, George I. Cote. not pictured: Robert Meyers, Willard H. Kemp, Ir. 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Q 0 Frederic T.l-lawes, Miss Barbara A. Kane, Mrs. Mildred I. Merchant, l J Ir. lack O. Lockery, Mr. Herman P. Alswanger, Mrs. Katherine Gorman, Mrs. Mollie G. Simons, Mrs. Roseann DeCarnillo, Miss Muriel Kiley, S :I Mr. Charles Pike, Mr. Vincent G. Cioeta. P ff cxwzfsfyan' M 5835722291 Li izvzmg Q f j Alexandra Katz I, Thomas Wals A V W lf ,dj F4763 C621 Q Q3 Office Staff LENORE V. GENOVESE, Maria C. Carde, Bruce Gardner, Ruth Hawes, Linda Daily, Susan Mit- chell, Io-Ann Molgano, Ruth Morgan, Brigette Schilling. Custodial Staff john Baldino, Philip Sagnelli, Vito Valenzano, Lenny Telesco, Dominick N Carlucci Thomas L. Genovese, I-lenry'Twardy, Edward Dyer, McKinley Alexander Walter Goings Andrew M. Briscoe. Nurse Mrs. Mary Bien, R. N RETIRING TEACHERS ROBERT M. WHITING Mr. Whiting, who hails from Massa- chusetts, has been teaching in the Stamford School System for 33 years. He is probably best remembered at 5.1-l.5. for his dedicated work with the art lab classes and especially for devel- oping the outstanding stage presenta- tion work done by Stamford High School, which has received national acclaim. l RAYMOND BOOKER At one time in his long career Mr. Booker taught Physical Education. Now he teaches Drivers Education and has successfully coached our Soccer team and our Track and Field towards victory. ln his own words Mr. Booker has spent 4'1 years of learning about people-a wonderful experience . .S S+ 44 His golden locks time hath silver turned, His youth 'gainst time and age hath ever spurned, But spurned in vain, youth waneth hy increasing, Beauty, strength, strength, youth are the flowers hut fading seen, Duty, faith, love are roots, and ever green. George Peele O time too swift, O swiftness never ceasin, JANJ. .fx QQ , ,qu-Q-. fls W4 A lim, A 5 X .Adv A WW 4 I 1 if 2 ff, ,W s --4 fy r, .-X ,,,...--v-'f f f '- 4' .9 v 's 81 -I KXMNWQ -,,!,.1jJ ffgffm V , N open doors greet with new caught heat of youth halls silent with dark iwne gray noise now suhdued falls into winter white lost in work raining green slurnp slows warin the beginning comes at hand. I XX 'A ig ni Xxx I X X x X Ms- e 1755- , , h . I X Xi X- X j .. X X I f' ,ff C. Cecilia Queeney '72 805356 ! uf S fi 4 dwfg Sw s i 5 ? 5 I J I 4 2 5 5 i 2 X tw xxx.. N 5- -, '- ' A 'gt' 'W 'R' 'MW' W-wx' 1,1 1' 'W J.4,,. .4, 2 ,V ,, X fy X Y-4, ' R an uw X XM XX NX N-,W Wa-.,,,q M Q 'X is Q: XXX Q, Nm M.. xxx Q, tg ,, X It x YNR Y, NN-xx X i M -ENN Q, Mx M. N M QW X' M xx NW Q 'K 'SM NX K KN-Nsuxu X x Q., NNN'-M,v M, K 'N M., Rx X K xx. X m X--. L if 4.3! 1 sn. 2141 5? 52 9x m. R 5 l + S Qxxy SWR gli 3 Q f 00 ,450 Se QB .g R WS a, , W , Q f J' N55 gf f T? S Q Q as bf S hs S is Q, . 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S o 3 J W ,ffgwx Wvfhi! iwfhf w ft. il Wx A 4: 4, wif' , flag , ' ', ,fl L. yqix 1- A f 'aka' WMV .AV Lk ,mx M ag fx lfw 'Hz AVI' ,gl fi' '17 H , My , W1 1 , ww 5 , S57 M5 f . , , Q, jx :if A '5 A , , Z an 4, 7 v fl L fi y ,1.5e.fn f ,Q,xn'f,,, ' wt jf, '- 'A' lp, .Ei 1 I-I-1 Ronnie tg thanks xM QA E5 4-I N3 5.5 Ura 3? ,O QU qw Q 1 Q w 4 53 Thespian Society Maggie Kopec-President, Richard Lang-lst Vice President, Elise Webster-Znd Vice President, Diane Sen- tementes-Recording Secretary, Ginny Krystel-Corresponding Secretary, Ioan Henchar-Treasurer, Denise Springer-Historian, Evelyn Lewis-Publicity Manager, Melissa Pappas, Stephanie Zavras, Syrus Esaw, Nancy Sarama, Ioanne Moss, Barbara Bridges, Iohn Drexel, Andy Dzamba, jim Carroll, Iudythe Odle, Nancy Fawcett, Alison Lindstrom, Donald Wiegand, Brian Simmons, Dyan Aretakis, Advisors: Miss Iudythe Lokich, Mr. Iames Palley. R Stage Crafters Cary S. Cook, Ieffrey Frankel, Iohn McNulty, Charles Price, Linda Sabia, William Stone A Capella Choir Bethe Alpert, janet Augustyn, Karen Austin, Meg Benke, Barbara Bialeck, Iesse Blake, Maureen Boyle, Iody Breakell, Iames Brewer, Roy Bromfield, Debbie Cantrell, Vicky Chicko, Melvin Curry, Dorcas Daly, Michael Dorsey, Victor Evans, Suzanne Eagan, Nancy Fawcett, Patricia Eennell, Robin Geller, Lucy Geraghty, Suzanne Gerard, Cathy Giglio, Thomas Giglio, Gilbert Ginyard, Cindy Goldring, Lois Goldstein, Steve Greene, Tom Greene, Bonnie I-lojnacki, Ion Henrickson, Barbara I-lolowiak, Brenda Horton, Cassey Hubbard, Bobbie Hubbard, Benjie Hutter, Sandie Johnson, Dori Karlesky, Kim Kaufman, Gina Kraut, Connie Labbadia, Kaye Laube, Allen Leath, Steven Leath, Brenda Lee, Ieff Libowitz,' Ann Maguire, Marie Mammone, Shari McCray, Craig McDonald, Richard Minoff, Ioanne Moss, Eileen Nagle, Iudy Odle, Laura Olson, Alyson Orgera, Debra Pacelli, Katherine Powell, Anne Reardon, Debbie Regnerner, Iackie Rollison, David Ross, Margaret Sordenelli, Edwina Standard, Wendy Stoerzinger, Iane Surmaczinger, Stephanie Zavras. A Capella Officers Gilbert Ginyard-President, Karen Austin-Vice-President, Edwina Standard-Secretary, Roy Bromfield-Treasurer, Stephanie Zavras-Gown Captain, Eileen Nagle-Librarian, Iackie Rollison-Librarian. F Orchestra Brian Baker, Betina Bernstein, Cathy Bernstein, Eric Bischoff, Roy Bromfield, Iohn Calka, Rick Dademo, Ted Dalton, Iim Darr, Celia Diamant, Maryann Gehring, Nancy Geller, Leslie Greist, Gary Gruber, Mary Gumkowski, Jodie Innes, Margaret Kazan, Richard Karol, Ioseph Lalli, Iodie Levine, Connie Labbadia, Priscilla Lupo, Doug Maki, Frederic Mariano, Barbara Maxwell, Kurt Mechaley, Bruce Merrill, Matthew Raskin, Greg Ritchie, Prank Russo, Catherin Simons, Andrea Stafford, Arthur Thurslancl, Margie Woldan, Anthony Zaccagnino. Y F y . I ' Q Choir Ianet Alswanger, Colette Breden, Deborah Brondo, Frances Burns, Josephine Cammarota, Elizabeth Castro, Marsha Coleman, Ann Collazo, Cory Costanzo, Billie Deleo, Sheila Fernsler, Cathi Ferrara, Lucy Geraghty, Marylou Gumkowski, Nancy Harris, Patty Hernandez, Wilhemena lnabinett, Ioyce johnson, Mark Libowitz, Barbara Masten, Linda Mclntyre, Patricia Moore, Sue Nabors, Anna Nichols, Pay Peart, Gloria Pennato, Derek Reason, Kim Robbi, Patty Rowell, Marinella Russo, Brenda Sanders, Iane Ellen Sockel, Linda Squires, Louise Sumpter, Randy Thompson, Louise Twardy, Kathy Valendra, Elvida Valentine, Barbara Weatherbee, Michael Wilson, Sarah Wilson, Pam Zarrilli, Yvette Zeppeiro. . 'aw .a ff lg? . 1 1 ii 4 Z r if Q. , , , V jg, W, ' T ff : 5 af gy if Z ffl! I if , f 113111 ' A ? .w. Q , 4 Y dz, wwf, an W 1 j V 23,2 ' iiigg' w , ,igggf 46 it v ,L:w,,,.,,,, V , AN., fja 5 Q V gf! 5 4, 5X Km M f M rg, ,Q X fgff? ig, i , . A , V f ,VH w , A , FZ. 52' f,2'f 'L 'IW Qin 2 ,J w , V ,W ,Q 2 7 ww, ki' 'K' E fffdizl ,x x ,W 'ti f wif? , we ff L12 gf J j '52 N 'WM' mwgsswqt Color Guard Edwina Standard-Captain, Sarah Ann Wilson-Sergeant Marie McCormick, Iackie Rollison, Nona Lett, Debbie Wilson Dionne Moses, Toni Rush, Michelle Baker, Debbie McCray, Sandra Lewis, Brenda Lee, Louise Sumpter, Barbar Bell, Anita McCray, Charlie Ann Strong. Twirlers Patti Nolan-co-captain, Joanne Ockasi-co-captain, Iocelyn Sanders-soloist, Ianet Augustyn, Meg Benke, Ioy Blanchard, Kim Burciar Countess Lewis, Ioyce Ofiero, Cathy O'Rourke, Cindy O'Rourke, Stephanie Zavras, Coreen Bauer, mascot, Miss Marianne Knapp advisor. I' l li i S K Wi , i' g,,,- fr 0. 1 Pep Club Mr. Ceretelli-Advisor, Grace Megale-President, Michaele Coppola-Vice-President, Chris Evanchik-Treasurer, Margot Youmans, lean Kaminski Ianis Lorenti, Debbie Inger, Ianice Baldwin, Bonnie Hargrove, lily Vailcutis, Diane Sentementes, Mary Papagelis, Gail Baldwin, Betty Coburn Ieanne Kennedy, Lucy Juneau, Iulia-Mary Deguire, Gail Mecca, Diane Rondano, Linda Ierrit-ts, Vita Darling, Ianet Auchterlonie. . ' V Qfiifff f ' :Q 112 varsity 5 4 1 , Y A j Mwhr' ., ,W at ew it WV' Key Club Bob Sharp-pres., Bryan Mattimore-v.p., Iim Brewer-v.p., Rich Lang-treas., Al Baron-sec., Tom Gillespie-bd. of dir., Craig McDonald-bd. of dir., Steve Baron-bd. of dir., Chuck Lencheck, Roy Bromfield, Matt Raskin, Pete Smith, Tom Mara, Andy Svedlow, Al Glucksman, Scott Lucas, Bill Ritchie, Iohn DiSessa, Steve Vodola, Dave Lionetti, Biff Bivona, Bill Austin, Ken Gianetti, lay Graves, Ken Dixon, Craig Bogardis, Tom Hess, Pat Hall, lim Eng, Ron Solomon, Tim McManus, Mike Weiss, Kevin O'Connell, Rich Minoff, Rick Ross, Ierry Svedlow, lim Aulenti, Rich Nemchek, Iohn Ierabeck. Interact David Williamson-pres., Rob Kolp-v.p., Iudy Coughlin-sec., Inky Ford-treas., Brian Baker, Chris Bradley, Karen Burns, Victor Cariri, Marianne Eike, Nancy Fawcett, Barbara Furtak, Brandy Gayle, Vincent Giordano, Andrea Goff, Frank leva, Evelyn Lewis, Nancy Lyman, Bob Montagnese, jenny Mulligan, Lisa Niejahr-Taylor, Mary Nolan, Cheri Parsons, Ellen Raskin, Matt Retter, Linda Sanders, David Strousse, Vicki Telesco, Ray Thompkins, Wayne Twomey, Ed van Donkelaar, Steve Zorzos. km- f ,,,,, .. ff, Q 5 if 1 Distributive Education DECA I-G. Baldwin, G. Chiello, P. Coyne, T. DiGirolamo, C. Duplessis, I Dyba, I. Frangione, l-l. George, L. Iorick, N. Mclellan, C. Monteleone, D Morrell, M. Nagot, S. Nelson, T. Ofiero, L. Ohagan, C. O'Rourke, L. Robie I. Rollison, W. Sloerzinger, I. Mancini, I. Travis, T. Vartuli, K. Wofsey, G Santarsiero, B. Bell, S. Bland, K. Burr, P. Casteland, V. Cieri, P. Curran, D Delong, R. Dyer, R. Edmonds, I. Eng, M. Gentile, B. Kluytenaar, L. Laska R. Little, A. Nichols, D. Ofiero, T. Olzevvslci, I. Piche, E. Roundtree, A. Sansone Independent Studies M. Vartuli, M. Toner, M. Williams, 5. Ruggiri, L. Parkington, S. Dolan, M Mr. R. Stuart Palmer, Dr. Carl Marino-advisors, Bethe Alpert, Cynthia Pi9fC9 DEC-A H-I. BFOWH, H- B1-1m9Yf M- Capufo, L- COl0I1, K- DEVGTS, E Gosney, S. Gregory, P. Iarrett, I. Lowden, B. Newman, L. Stolfi, B. Weston Ford, Nancy Koch, Cecilia Queeney, Anne Rugg, Ioel Scheraga, Leslie Wainger B. Madrak, A. Suttile. Mu National Honor Society Mr. Vincent, Miss Newton-advisors, Al Baron, Pam Blum, Martin Cooper, Ioan Henchar, Frank Ieva, Richard Karol, Scott Lucas-v.p., Tim McManus-treas., Bryan Mattimore, Bruce Merrill, Richard Minoff, Richard Nemchek, Cheryl Parsons-corr. 61 sec., Ellen Peck, Lisa Rirnland, Ioel Scheraga, Iames Skelton, Vicki Telesco-rec. sec., Leslie Wainger, David Williamson, Steven Zorzos-pres. 1 ..-....,,,. mgskg Q Knight Gallery Staff Mary Nolan, Trudi Heineman, john Cash, Mark Freeman, Carol Hasse, Diane Sentementes, Mary Ellen Chiappetta, Iyl Simonse Debbie Inger, lim Aulenti, Iudy Odle, Bob Montagnese, Brian MacDonald, Charles Sivertsen, Dave Landau, Tom Slocum, Richar Eng, Pete Slavin, Marianne Eike, lack Livolsi, Dave Leder, Tom Ciiglio, Meredith Bruorton, Syrus Esaw, Ken Dixon, Rita Burriesc' Diane Krebs, Ron Solomon, Richard Talcott, Vivian lnglima, Anne Maguire, Andy Dzamba, Paul Koushouris, Vern Taylor, Ion Levine Marilyn Fernsler, Hank Greenberg, Ienny Mulligan, lim Carroll,eIohn Heenahan, Mike Kennedy, Steve Mills, Vicki Telesco, Advisor-Mis Ieannie Shaw. Stamford High News Notes Diane Sentementes, Steven Zorzos, Mr. R. Stuart Palmer-advisor. Q i 1 fewifftf Vertigo Bethe Alpert, Cathy Chance, Robin Cuddy, Bill Fox, David Klang, Alison Lindstrom, Debbie Mitchell, Linda Sanders, Elise Webster, Advisor-Mr. R. Stuart Palmer. 62 S.H.S. on the Air vlr. Iohn Scanlon-advisor, Tom Gillespie, Tom Giglio, Gilbert Ginyard, Ed Gosney. any-sul! Radio Club Dr. George Liggett-advisor, Ari Novis ,ff ,rll Audio-Visual Aides Nlancy Lyman, Tony Zaccagnino, Steve Short, Yvette Zeppeiro, Frank Owens, Iames Rude, Iim O'Neil, Garry Tiscia, Ronna Shaw Ianet Gergel Kevin Moore, Keith Mechaley, Tom McNulty, Dan Ambruso, Bruce Ladendorf, Steve Kossluk, Barry Smiraglia, John Bayes, Steve Brennerm David Burns 'oe Christiano, Iohn Henville-Shannon, Andy Iulian, Nancy Koch, Chet Kocot, Richard Kipso, Sally Lombard, Craig Lyons, John Morrison Iames Ruffin Vlark Sales, Jeff Sessa, Gene Simpson, Fred Yawnick. is wr S -? QKQSQ 3 2 A Chess Club joel Scheraga-President, Victor Douglas-Vice President, Connie Norkin-Secretary, Daniel Arnbruso-Treasure Ted Dalton-Sergeant At Arms, Larry Cohen, Michael Iacobson, Nick Labella, Bruce Ladendorf, Rene Ferelle. Bill Versis, jim Richar, Peter Richar, Harry Condos, John Cottone, Victor Ciancio, Fred Hitchcock, Torn Gillespii Robert Mehner, Brandy Gayle, Richard Eng, Neal Dalzeil, Reed Sylander, jose Sanchez, Tony Chien, Walte Dernbowski, Advisor-Mr. Ronald Fischer. X W P Creative Arts Committee Denise Springer-Chairman, Mike Cantillo-Secretary, Debbie Mills-Treasurer, Sue Nabors, lane Ravielli, Iulia-Mary Deguire, Kathy Greco, Sue Hogan, Lisa Niejahr-Taylor, Larry Minor, Peter Lozyniak, Donna Dastoli, Robin Johnson, Vikki Vandamrn. 64 'E 'IM SQA I I A if li if al 'AWD ix is DE-9-5718. 'whims WWRO Y , ,I I Debating Society Sterc, Melissa Gluck, Sally Moran, Iim Grunberger, Bill Sinrick, Mrs. Susan DiMatti K Media Center Service Staff L. Rogalski, L. Silvestri, P. Tarr, R. Pavia, L. Chan W. Ross, Z. Velez, B. Rasile, B. Conner, I. Sockol L. Tomasiewicz, K. Broderick, A. Straouthopoulos Nawakowslci, R. Geller, S. Maclnnis, P. Solomon, Heath, D. Chien, M. lanes, P. Iverson, S. Remini, M. Improta, B. Bernstein, P. loner, P. Conner, S Hubbard. C. duPlessis, D. Inger, S. Coleman, I. Koda, I. Kugelman, S. Schroeder, C. Arenberg, E, Lozyniak, A. Inger, I. Nugent, C. Lanter, D. Siegel, T. S. Tyler, D. Cappiello, F. Shay, A. I. Smith, C. Costanzo, M. Shynn, Moffett, Y. Ingram, D. Ambruso, C. 1 1 1 I fAl5 ll0f9.i. - 1 . Z QW Perlstein-President Elect, David Schaffer-Vice-President, Steven Hollander-Chairman of Debate, David Klang-Treasurer, joel Tournaments Chairman, Mary Nolan-Corresponding Secretary, Debbie Dombrowski-Recording Secretary, Leslie Wainger- Little Bunny, Martin Cooper, Michael Kennedy, Gina Moss, Lori Ford, Christine Stack, Frank Ternady, Iim Simon, Lynn Kivell, na-advisor. Bridge Club Ioel Scheraga, Michael Kennedy, Alison Lindstrom, Nancy Sara ma, Tony Chien, Walter Dembowslci, Martin Cooper, Lisa Rim land, Kevin Spreng, Advisor-Mr. Ronald Fischer. 65 ,212 6, 6? Aww ,, 4? gf Classical League Mr. Peter Loughran-advisor, Nancy Reilly-pres., Ellen Peck-v.p., Kassie Reilly-sec., Nick LaBella-treas., Sandie Iohnson, Melissa Gluck, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Henry Tuttle, Susan leva, Kim Swansen, Robin Weeks, Dan Beluk, Bruce Merrill, Peter Alcivar, Iohn Mullin, Raymond Michaud, Dyan Aretakis, Mary Howell, Meg LeGros, Colleen McCarthy, Liz Murphy, Carolyn Roberts, Susan Schroeder, lean Dixon, Mary Buchowski. r 2 5 E 2 9 5 5 3 i 2 1 Russian Club Mr. Ioel Schwartz-advisor, Ioel Scheraga-pres., Dorcas Daly-v.p., Robin Iohnson-sec. an treas., Iames Maxwell, Robert Strmiska, lean Kovaltchouk, Michael Pindrys, Ieffrey Kohan, Lind Sowitcky, Gilbert Morris, Hank Greenberg, Lori Kopesky, Denise Springer, Anna Lozynia Barbara Holowiak, I. Steven Hollander, julia Kazan, Robert Hicker, Elizabeth Gaines, Pete MacDonald, Antony Baranowski, lrene Koda, Richard Lowden, Larissa Beck, Iohn Pietrzkiewe' Nadine Northrop, Robert Mason, Ellen Sontag, David Seroy, Sylvia Ropicki, Sam Pindrys, Mik Wise, Margaret Kazan, Susan Greenberg. American Field Service Bristol Stickney, Kathy Keegan, Ceci Queeney, Evelyn Lewis, Dyan Aretakis, Cris Nardi, Lynn Kivell, David Strousse, Advisor-Mr. Morabito. French Club Debbie Guider-pres., Nancy I-lulett-sec., Carole Ericsson-v.p., Lucie Iuneau, Lis Morris, Lonnie Copeland, Pam Bowen, Ginger Bowes, Carolyn Pilato, Maria Valenzisi, Celeste Lantee, Debbie Dornbrowski, Christine Stack, Alisa Hardiman, Ellen Daffron, Mary Howell. German Club Margaret Kazan-president, Diana Ciehring-Vice president, Cheryl Makowsky-Treasurer, Diane Brady-Secretary, Kevin McGraw, luiia Kazan, Mrs. Accousti-Advisor. 67 ,L if Spanish Club Miss Cindy Sherman, Miss Marietta Tucci-advisors. Amy Peterman-pres., jamie Scangos-v.p., Maarit Maunula-sec., Carla Podesta- treas.g Evelyn Lewis, Ellen Sontag, Ianet Alswanger, Kim Burciar, Pam Chalikis, Theresa Coff, Debbie Deluca, Cathy dePlessis, Thoma: Dempsey, Robert Ericson, Bob Gilson, Debbie lnger, Allan Inger, Elaine joyce, Ieanne Kennedy, Laurie Knight, Cheryl LoRusso, LuAnr LoRusso, Ann Mandi, Gale Mecca, Diane Memale, Kim Maloney, Eileen Murphy, Sally Matthews, Cindy Martin, Mindy Katz, Cau Iohnson, Shawn Potenza, Linda Price, Diane Rondano, Nancy Rose, Nancy Rosta, Michael Kennedy, Iill Sentementes, Doris Slen, Iohr Tamborino, Louise Twardy. at if Greek Club Ci it Mr. Angelo Cocolis-advisor, Panagiota Efkarpidis-pres, George Karagiannis-v,p., Roula Mavrakis-sec., Kathy Valendra-treas., Steve Katsetos-treas., Helen Alion, Pat Anagnostopoulos, Tom Bakes, Mary Giakalis, Barbara Katsos, Theodora Katsetos, Ioanne Mihalakos, Evelyn Morfis, Peter Panagoulias, Harriet Papadakos, Popi Pachoulis, jim Stavrianos, Christine Strouthopoulos, Rita Stathopoulos, Sotirios Thagouras, Margie Wynn, Christine Xanthopoulos, Linda Eourtounis, Theodore Bakis. 1 1 54 A 5 a K K y iit, . lgjfi' vv Ski Club A. Zaccagnino, j. Olson, S. Haggerty, D. Donase, R, Ficalora, C. Nardi, L. Tornatorl, K. Studwell, K. Turpin, D. Daum, C. Barosky, P. julian, D. Beluk, , Auchterlonie, C. Ambruoso, P. Wyllie, B. Bernier, D. Varian, M. Diot, W. Knight, j. Peckar, B. Small, P. Robinson, K. Behinick, L. Swearingen, L. JePaolo, L. Morris, C. Lyons, V. Montanye, B. Elles, P. Hall, L. Olson, P. Howard, F. Tirnady, K. Guinta, T. Heinemenn, R. Valenzon, E. Bischoff, . Ferguson, D. Shields, P. Toner, j. Smith, B. Ward, N. Carlson, R. Bloom, j. Picalora, C. Christino, M. Russo, C. Sennewalcl, K. Burns, T. Nawakowski, '. Bartram, D. Strousse, V. Bienkowski, C. Massare, E. Krom, j. Skinner, B. Reichlen, M. Piga, D. Wagner, j. Magyari, G. Davis, B. jerabeck, R. Crane, J. Couturier, j. Grotar, j. Kaplan, R. Kruse, S. Schacht, B. Schrull, F. Olsen, R. Whalen, A. Adams, j. Ockasi, C. Bogardus, j. Innes, S. Salton, P. Sandlock, D. McKenna, C. Kole, D. Baron, N. Schub, P. Slobodzinski, T. Keane, N. Nichols, M. Doherty, C. Hardiman, R. Westerfield, B. Stickney, B. Wilkes, . Reilly, G. Warren, G. Gruber, R. Pavia, Advisor-Mr. james Palley. Ski Club Officers sergeant-at-arms, Bob Ficalora, Chris Nardi-marshals Claire Christino-sec. Italian Club Mr. Edward Gradilone-advisor, Stella Tarzia-pres., Maria Valencisi-Antonio Balzano-v.p., Antonette Mallozzi-sec., Giovanna Castelli-treas., Maria Mallozzi, AnnaMarie Antonelli, Nancy Rosta, Rosanna Zaccagnino, Celeste Labbadia, Diane Rondanoj Rosanna Pavia, Gia- cinta Buzzeo, Luciana Sperduti, Maria Grazia Borea, Maddalena Nuzzi, Christiano Nardi, Mary Caccavella, Philomena Cataldo, Fiorella Pranchina, Susan Frate, Michael Gentile, jack 69 Livolsi, Richard Petrucci, john Meranti, joseph Martinoli, Mario Salvatore. Mr. james Palley-advisor, Kim Guinta-pres., Dan Beluk- Boy's Bowling Team Charles Mavero-President, Robert Knebel-Secretary, Larry Cohen-Treasurer, Iay Tyler Brien Adams, Iunior Labbodia. Modern Dance Denise Marchand, Sue Nabors, Michaele Coppola, Vikki Vandamm, Christy Stack, Stephanie Zavras, Sandie Iohnson. N Girl's Bowling Team janet Alswanger, Paulette Alswanger, janet Augustyn, Trudy Bartush, Karen Bell, Linda Bell, Meg Benke, Patty Bierne, Diane Brady, Kathy Broderick, Kim Burciar, Bertha Conners, Polly Conners, Marie Deleo, Vivian Ferrara, Suzanne Gerard, Mary Lou Gurnkowski, Mary Kaye, Linda Kuhar, Beth Marshall, Rita Mediate, Carol Michaelson, Carol Mitchell, Debbie Moeller, Sharon Moffet, Nancy Nichols, IoAnne Pape, Cheryl Pinto, Sherri Romano, Madeline Saltis, Linda Sikora, Tony Sileo, Iodie Skinner, Kathy Studwell, Linda Tomasiewicz, Karen Turpin, Louise Twardy, Linda Uzar, Debbie Wharton, Laura Zdanowicz, Advisors-Mrs. Parker and Miss Gilman. 1 M renew A i Cafeteria Club A Steven Zorzos-President, Dave Rutherford-VicePresident, Syrus Esaw-Secretary, Charles Moavero- Treasurer, Peter Slavin-Sgt. at Arms, Ed Rebula-Club Historian. Attendance Office Staff Barbara Bernier, Michele Coppola, Pam Crassweller, Billie Del.eo, Iayne Deleo, Debbie Dombroski, Sue Gutierez, Trudi Heinemann, Ienny l-loule, Cathy lgnatuk, Bonnie Knoller, Sally Kweskin, Ianice Lorenti, Iodi Martin, Cindy Massare, Chris Nakashian, Mary Ann Nomak, Patty Nolan, Ioanne Ockasi, Debi Pacelli, Linda Puckett, Cindy Robison, Richard Romano, Larry Schmidt, Mary Schmidt, Ieff Sessa, Chris Stack, Martha Stech, Debbie Steinberg, Sue Usher, Roxanne Vartuli. Q 1 Q , l ua S., '9' Aikido Peter joe, Lourine Esaw, David Winston, Mike Weis5, Don Ruffin, Travis Alexander, Mr. Dawid, Bill Lasco Future Teachers of America ii VS' S O in fs , A 5 f b Va':. 3 L ,234 U 4 f JM' ' , L , W ww' y,,,,'4 , g 4 5 1239 W1 , f' ft 4,5 3,,.,x ' x LADIES of the IURY Xu f 5. ' W 22' f aux L. A ,, ev '--......,,,.. .. 53 A s ' f ,,?? , If M CINDERELLA Pff 417 76 A :ith , H is X .X w W MJ, , , UM ff ,Mx , 1 ,J -f ,,,f W, Z 1 X Z , ' f ,. 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N . . 5 5 M A gf W 0 ,,.., AA,A.,A. ,QQ 1 3' 6 121 ' ,f bg Q? 7 fi if f mn 1 ff ff 'g 'Z ki fe fu . 4 , X -1' A 1 N1 ff? '- .f . 3, W . I N .K Z 2, A -X25 , ' ,mf Q' f if . - af: N-Nw V, jg Q f K -5-NWN. Carol Loter President Bonnie Knoller Marianne Yurkas 90 Ellen Mitchell Shari Neufeld Agnes Scalero V. President Secretary Alpha Gbmvgzuff Marion Sestito Historian Sandy Sabia Angel Chalikis Andrea Goff Bonnie Rehbun Debbie Slobodzinski Treasurer im Diane Strock E J if Claire Christino Mary Nardozza G R'S Sue Frate Sue Fagan Maureen Boyle Nancy Reilly President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Marlene Boyle ,ij Patti Sandlock ll1dY Coushlin Sharon Lee Kassie Reilly Connie Wilson 'jg-Jgvlglxvfyvfy-xx Gary Elbert-Mascot 'v'v'v'v'NFxfNf' Margo Bayes Karen Larson QNBN M N ,JF I I Phlllas ra law Anne Gronseth-historian, Barb Furtak-secretzz k :,, Ca-rol I-lasse, Denise Springer, Diane Krebs, Elxel ZQ, A ' . Gale Mecca, Inky Ford, Jenny Mulliganfbnda Sandeis, Mary Nolan-president, Nancy Fawcett, Pam Blum, Toni Grasso, Vicki Telesco-treasurer, Vivian Inglima-vgep. Aphiliutes: David Williamson, Kevin Kelly, Rick Van- Ness, Steven Zorzos K- Qi if wif lg as is gras 5. A 'E 1 A xA 'in MQ 'Q my Y 1? -K sg 'fs Jw, ' lv- at 'Ng' mr -M f wa as ,M E 'b g WW 5 f -Q' sr awww .,A.. me x E 5 13010 'Q 1'NM-swg,.,,h Gi 3' N' nuq 'Wm f1 fS W 3 95 N XX as 5 X X v w .qw X is 'Q 5 5 S 1 , 'BL ,N Gif. .Q55 ,xi 1,4 X xx, Sb Q , 'nk ft J - 5 Kwekhbwvk. SRF! THE ERRILL IIOIIL TRAINING FOR SUCCESS IN BUSlNESS ESTABLISHED 1888 Approved By The State Board Of Education Approved For Veterans ' Approved For Foreign Students Member United Business Schools Association, Washington, D.C. Member New England Business College Assn. DAY SCHOOL EVENING SCIIDDL ONE YEAR AND SIX MONTH ' I mmmnf COURSES IN' DIPLOMA COURSES QI',,v,g'i's- BOOKKEEPING . DICTAPHONE THREE MONTH :mmm ,pf-R TINGSTENLIIININALJIINII ' CERI'F'CAIE COURSES CDNTINUDUS ENROLLMENT INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION A PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE TRAINING OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, COLLEGE STUDENTS AND MATURE MEN AND WOMEN FOR EXECUTIVE, SECRETARIAL, STENOGRAPHIC AND ACCOUNTING POSITIONS. STUDENT COUNSELING 0 FREE PLACEMENT 0 CO-EDUCATIONAL 0 SPECIAL SUMMER COURSES ' COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED STAMFORD CATALOG PARKING REQUEST - IN REAR OF scI-IooL 1351 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT IJUST NORTH OF BLOOMINGDALE'SI Springdale Girls Drum 81 Bugle Corps gf 7'LM,s Congratulations Class of '72 Howard Weinreich Sz thony Masciarelli 'xlliiwl RU: 1 k kikkkl I 1, I 1 X as z f 6 l , gl,xX , 15, .2 . . , qos JA f X 5 , vv X AMI x lf ' 'lla' 1 Products Telecommunications Division another school of though this any better than the people at Data Products. me grlnd. communications. Congratulations to the class of 1972 and to my daughter Susanne Hogan with love anal to her close friends: Denise Springer, Lisa Taylor, Sue james, Debbie Mills and jackie Bronzilo. May the future bring health and happiness I .1 ,ff A :iff ,fi ,W fy!! Y 2455? fi af' 'M 7 i Q 'B .sf ct ff 'ft infra' any NX no A .X-K fgftg l ,-I Q ' TQ!! ', , . A Bw il 4,5 ',i7 Q1ff '77 'll rlllvyllll if TX , 'rigid ' I Mi it-tiiiJ'lif4i5:.' . K .fl 'IW Nllslil - x Li! stiff ilw.t . i lt y A ll . ip -WFS, it . in li Mr X Q fetal k, ff ,X V , K lx pw M i j - ...r f ' Af!! tail ,,-,, -is V si! A jf' . Q9 Igfft ygfyze-R ,- .--' '3?1ffQ55?f5-.2,5.jf:gf', y,g.,2ff 'e-'A ff' w i y ivQ'7'5 lll?31' i if X ff te- if ff? H is X ,.f.7lz V Alf.: My lASNfl'll, Q ji S ' X ' y. xlnfm ffl ANlVNnW'lllX' ll X 1.-., ,,, .Q XJ ll IQ Vg 1. ll G X llfery J NX? -- .. ll! l ylfix NN xx .5 X - . f. XS t ss s we M B ..'.gi fr ,' , X X x t ' X lu., , QA. U., Q - X .lx llrff . sl iii! xx . V A. Q :X Sponsored by: Fairlawn Beauty Salon Fairlawn Delicatessen Fairlawn Barber Shop Anthony's Farm Produce Oven Fresh Bakery Firestone Karp's Golden Glo Bakery Mayflower Delicatessen IDRC. J ,J X M422 104 FCOTBALL Awards 1971 Dulski Award ....................... ........... C ity F.C.I.A.C. Award .......................... County Waskowitz Award .......................... State New Haven Register Award CIAC Merit Award Frank Robotti Award n 0 I S . A 5 'W A AAJA 1 in Q. X 5 525- 4 Y' sig, ' ' F , ,E ,' F51 SQ- lg .? , 2 3 1 L V V ' 'P A 3, ' ' Q , ' mx Q W.. -Q. ' A A , Q V' ' Ji' fl A Jig ' , f ff M at A ' M A Q96 ,Awn'm 1,M'iLm'tTte A , p, 6,-' 'L , G-w .AL ' , ,, AY . E r f 9K341,l B1 337121 Third Row: manager Armand Liguori, Claude Sanguinetti, Ed Rebula, Bruno Giordano, Phil Steinberg, Mickey Haggerty, Iim Eng, Ken Schmidt, Iim Gorman, Tom Darling, Irwin Houser, Mark Freeman, Tom Smith, Gary Cobb, Ierry Ela, manager Dan Troy, Second row: Scott Lucas, Kevin Corbin, Tim Burke, Alex Hernandez, Barry Stunkel, Russ Gladwin, Curt Kole, low Mocarski, Mike Dorsey, Harold Wahnowsky, Bill Hope, Oscar Guidoli, Pat Lynch, Ioe Allison, Front row: Bob Ierritts, Mike Barry, Tim Hughes, Iim Brewer, Steve Mills, Rick Benke, Rick Lee fco-captainj, john Darling Cco-captainj, Iim Spiller, Larry Schmidt, Gene Ofiero, Tim McManus, Ierry Svedlow, Iack LiVolsi, Vincent Oliver, and Linwood Ruffin. K Klv V in S R . ' I '. A B aff' Chg-,xi Sigaf A U vi m',g4wt3'M',N1 Qi 52: nt. . A 'V vi, F 2 XT' if ' R Q sis i 1 .wt-S - . 'fa L. ' SQQQSHV: 'S il awww 0 we ,XA -ge 6- ig S 5 ri ' gig X 1 . 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Q Q' V VV .V .msgs V V V A , V V 'VV V - V W, VK,-Akx gx . .5 , , q V 5 Vw , ' ,,..-.. Lrg, Q V . Q KN ' . 'S' 'M A 1 . A -14 , an . .ik t Q kk 1' ' 5 K Q Q56 -W5 L K 4 .. X VN X , . IV- .VV VV VV V Q V W f -X Vg, 'A K W . hw fx., . U Q b. N. . .. V iiiig 'xi . ,M ..,. , k f L Q .. ,fii , ...Qi K Awwwfg. 'H 1- J . 'S' ' J -5?fiQ.ff..-fl . s x Q - . PM ,f X dt x . 'W X' K ' 106 Jw... wwe All Division: Iohn Darling, Rick Lee, Phil Steinberg, Rick Benke, lim Brewer, Tim Hughes, Mickey Haggerty, Larry Schmidt, lack LiVolsi. All County: Iohn Darling, Larry Schmidt, Phil Steinberg, Mickey Haggerty, Iim Brewer, Rick Benke, Tim Hughes, Rick Lee. All State: Larry Schmidt, Mickey Haggerty, Rick Lee, Iim Brewer, Phil Steinberg. All News: Rick Benke, john Darling, Larry Schmidt. Best Defensive Lineman: Vincent Oliver Best Offensive Lineman: Larry Schmidt Best Defensive Back: Rick Lee and Phil Steinberg Best Offensive Back: Iohn Darling Best Sophomore: Claude Sanguinetti Best Iunior: Ken Schmidt Most Improved: Rick Benke Highest Academic Average: Scott Lucas and Tim McManus ill SHS OPP 21 Darien 22 St. Francis 30 Staples 2.5 McMahon 35 Catholic 48 Danbury 31 Rippowam 36 Greenwich 40 Trumbull 20 New Canaan 13 53 Fairfield Prep 361 66 wil S' an gi E - f 5. Q ' 2-we 1 i'Q'1YVx i we- '?Nk.wgE. In 3?-v,3.ae .N 3 ,, My W,- 1971 Record ' ' ' ,- YW ' ,In ' .lr 4' W A , 1 M . , x ,. L 5 W Mfg ,I in ,U , . 1 df, Y A V , M M' .4 M ff v , , vga -Q , N 3' 108 fi .3 2 62 E 5 mix Siu ,Q--fi x gay ,wk Q. fy W. 3 3 f'l1nuu 45? ' , , f if wx ,, f..... MM, , ..,,,. 5 A ,X V I-.XI-' , 5 . 1' .,-at - 1 k ilifiisgf ,T-.6 k ' 1 -Ng' :gig 1 -KW 'fisiii T f 2 f X Q . .---: 1- . . . , N .. ,Q J -, Q ' , Q f- fy A .. .v ,540 4 5 1 . K .Nia l,,.x , 'WS p , , L 2. fm 'L 5 ' 'wh L 'Wf - f--W : 1: . k Mc K A w Hi 5 .: 1 D Aw-14. km. NE - . if ., F I 1 f 7 S' + 5' V QM , W- . -, K K ,N Q ,f K ' N S - wp 3 N. Q' SOCCER City Champions Record: 8-2-2 Ninth in the State ,fr ' S ,.f, , A is n t KQV 445 V ,if 4' .-,,g' , is 'V f- if E di 22' WWVW W .g . wwjiykl' ww' f V 'vi if-Q2 ,,it, K 7 , , -WM, A , ww- , , ,.,f - W, , '71 ,J V , , , ,,,,,,,. , V A rront row: Dave Rutherford, William Ramon, Rupert De Los Reyes, Robert Clark, Rich Minoff, Roy Bromfield, Nestor Sanguinetti, Ken Dixon, Dennis haw, Mike Pindris. Second row: Peggy Mackail fmanagerj, Tony Starage, l-Ienock Faustin, Tom Mara, Gerald Paulemon, Jorge Miagany, Al Baron, Wayne Twomey, lim Gordon, lim Arata, Tom Ball. Third row: Mr. Booker, Trevor Boyke, Tony Balzano, Ron Solomon, Pete Smith, Chuck Lencheck, andy Podesta. Missing: Mr. Bruce, Rick Ross, Iody Breakell Cmanagerj. 9 ,, f ,,, fg ,, 1 , ,Wylie h09k'V9m' lg 4 c,,,r ew Wm W ', W A rw All County: William Ramon, Roy Bromfield ' T Most Valuable Senior: William Ramon , Most Valuable Iunior: Rupert De los Reyes Key Club Award QMost Improvedj: Dave Rutherford ,, y 'V v ffffiwmv e. f- f ,, 111 FIELD HUCKEY City Champions Best Offensive Player: Karen Rissolo Best Defensive Player: Andi Goff ' M .,,4-' Iunior Varsity Second row: Brenda Baxter, Robin Bennett, Billie Deleo, Ianis Baker, Kay Laube, Joyce Drotar, Sharon Lee, Penny Ricke 112 Patty Retter, Front row: Cindy Genovese, Iudy McCarnbridge, Pam Prindle, Lindy Gag, Dawn Ialet, Toni Palumbo. Missing Patty Cruse, Marsha Coleman, Maureen Burke. iw, I Q QW M fm Z ff row Ian Crutchley B11l1e Deleo Karen R1ssolo Margaret LeCouras fco captamj M155 Knapp Ianls Baker Sharon Lee Knrght Debble Daum Front row Clndy Sennewald Tom Rlflaldl Lmdy Gag Iudy McCambr1dge Conme Wrlson Laura Meg LeGros Sue M1hal1k Mlssxng Andrea Goff fco captamj ll4 Awards City Champions All County: Bruce Merrill Most Valuable Runner: Bruce Merrill Most Improved: Ioe Paubel CROSS COU TRY --muy'-Q., -,if Q C 3 A A ,gy S Aj, - ' ' -:gk C C X S C A - :Q Q. 4- 1 ir, if as Y W K 5 I . S 1 , is YQ' y Ffsar S ' C fs' C C is eree eeeer 1 swf Q A , XS Q X A K , -. we i X :-QQ 'il K' A 1, i -C ' L, '- sg - - E' 1' me A C - er f- , QQ- 2. rw .. , S o r 3 ,f ,. . ,Q is N A ' . . 'Kr A 54 5- X- fi K ,Q M Q 2 44 S K i K' ' W F ' ' ' f' f .S .. NN- ,. Q' . . V ,, .f i fi- . k .K ,gg er K. X A X A - - Q. - 1 J - f -A .i ff . 3 ,K f - L X 1. ,,. Q Q- if L' ,g . . gi . ,' Ry Y X -. A Q C - f., ,Q K X X 1 Lk. fsisj sg A ij 'W Wwe, a 5 Sf S 'S 1 euur 2 .C I 4 X 'ww' ir ' . X, C K awewe xv .... , af Liigqggm R x M .sb ,S 3 5 :Wi - f sr S 7 ' A X ' X Front row: Ari Maunula, Pat Labbadia, Chris Bamett, Iay Graves fco-captainj, Vin Cioeta fcoachj Bruce Merrill Qcaptainj, Gary White, Ioe Faubel, Barry Merrill, jim Skelton, Second row: Tom Meyer, Dan Downey, Bob Macaluso, David Blum, Missing: Tom Morton, 1 i E s 1 l I a E S S N rs sw S miixsm., Q45 xii' Front row: Patty Retter, Cathy Saunders, Connie Wilson, Sue Michaud, Chris Stack, Martina Mead, Second row: Marianne Blum, Holly Hubbard, Holly Dunne, Laurie Grinnell, and Iody Innis. Missing: Virginia Gillespie. Girl's Gymnastics 6 if r'1l' ir' Vr, F 'ff i ioo glul V ,,, , H Vg ,, Awards Team . . . Third Place in Regional Meet Individual Laurie Grinnell . . . Second place-uneven parallel bars Fourth place-vaulting Fourth place-free exercise Eighth place-balance beam Holly Dunne . . . Seventh place-uneven paralled bars Eighth place-vaulting Holly Hubbard Sixth place-uneven parallel bars 115 1 GYMNASTICS S if is 'S 'Y' W? Front row: Robert Clark, PaulDeFelice,RobertKolp fco-captainj,l.ourineEsaw, David Burns, Matthew Retter. Second row: Alan Gurney Lcoachj, Edward Gosney Qco-captainj, Gary Gosney, Lee Walker, Iohn Cash, David Goldstein, Charles Lencheck, Ioseph Mocarski. AWARDS Most Valuable Gymnast ..,....,............... Most Improved Gymnast ...... lst in County-high bar ..... 3rd in County-high bar 3rd in County-rings .............. 3rd in County-side horse Lourine Esaw Gary Gosney David Goldstein Lourine Esaw Robert Kolp 117 Front Row: Iohn Ela, Mike Kelly, Vincent Giordano, lim Bradley, lack Li Volsi, Nes- tor Sanguinetti, Dan Troy, Lew Romer, Ivey Speight, Mike Lee. Second Row: Meg LeGros fManagerj, Rich Petrucci, Art Davis, Claude Sanguinetti, Ierry Ela, Rick Weiss, lim Brewer, Robert Sharp, Bruno Giordano, Robert Tyler, Armand Liguori, Steve Gelb. WRESTLI Awards Outstanding Seniors lim Bradley and lack LiVolsi All County ..................,......... lim Bradley WW I ,V ,, I if V V l. WM '. 1 N Q, ,- 4 xl gf, ,e , 3.H,g W , QD ' ff RACK Front row: Mary Schmidt fmanagerj, Ann Genovese Qrnanagerj, Mike Iordan, Bob Cowic, Lee Toscano, Bob Fino, Ioe Peters, Bruce Reichlen, Scott Salton. Second row: Sue Brown fmanagerj, Warren Reichlen, Pat Hall, Craig McDonald, Andy Svedlow, Paul Celotto Prits Olsen, Ienny Houlet Crnanagerj Third row: Bill Brisson, Bob Marchand, Ierry Svedlow fco-captainj, David Williamson fco-captainji Iohn DiSesa, Rich Bloom, David Danziger, Iohn Litwak, Dick Bruce fcoachj, 5 W 1 L 5 4 Z SWIM 1 i vii f 1 Q w w w i 5 ,,., Q , 1 7 ' City Champions l l Awards Most Valuable Swimmer ..,............... Paul Celotto Most Improved Swimmer ............ Andy Svedlow A lst in State-50 yd. free style 4: eylll' lst in County-50 yd. free style wk Qschool record-22.81 lst in County-diving ........................ Paul Celotto V' Q M a R lst in County-100 backstroke fschool record-58.61 ...................... Andy Svedlow 121 Varsity Front row: Neil Phenes, Stanley Baldwin, Dennis Iones, Cary White Qco-captainj, Iames Bray Cco-captj Ernie Cobb Iesse Blake Gilbert Ginyard Second row: Art Adams, Cmanagerj, Robert Tarr, fmanagerj left Owens, Lennis Dickson, Pete Slavin Gary Cobb Chris Cutter Pete Smith Mike McClellan, Bob Macalus fmanagerj, Herman Alswanger fcoachj. Mwffsaf K mfhwmv, BASKETB LL Awards Boston University Trophy City Champions All County ....................,..... lames Bray Iohn Cordovia Memorial Award QMVPJ ............,.........,........,.. Iames Bray Coaches Award ...... ..... C ary White Top Rebounder ........,.,..... Ed Mclntyre Best Defensive Player .,.,., Gary White Best Reserve ..,.............,.., Dennis Iones Qutstanding Accomplishment as a Freshman ,............ ....... Best Foul Shooter QSChool Record-76761 ........ Most points in a Game vs. 122 fSChool Record-481 ......,... Gary Cobb james Bray SCI-IS Iames Bray N-,X Iunior Varsity Front row: Bob Moffatt, David Austin, Gilbert Ginard, Ernest Cobb, Ronnie Powell, Stanly Hardy, Iohn Yates fmanagerj, Second row: Otto Dixon, Neil Phenes, Dennis lones, Pete Smith, lohn Mullins, Gary Cobb, Iohn O'Brien, Forest Andrews, john Walsh, Ed Redfern. 124 N0 ,, t--1 U Q Q' 1' 'H b W? f? 4 3' W'-Q l We is N 3-. 'ik W ,f H, :aww 5, ,,,, ,L ,V WW, A www MMM, bww Iunior Varsity Front row: Iudy McCa1nbridge, Billie DeLeo fCap'tJ, Toni Rinaldi CCO-Cap'tJ, Meg Benke. Second row: Terry Valluzzo, Wendy Knight, Ann McMillan, Vita Darling, Ioyce Orotar, Sue Mclnnis fScorerJ, Margaret LeCouras QManagerj, Margaret Car- bonell tManagerl, Sue Mihalik fl-lostessj. GIRL'S B SKETB LL Awards Qutstanding Varsity Player Muriel Harrison Qutstanding Junior Varsity Player Mcflambridge V X Varslty w: Penny Rickel, Debbie Daurn, Muriel Harrison, Rita Little, Ianice Crutchley tj, Andy Goff fCap'tj. Second row: Nancy Hardiman, Linda Gag, Karen Risolo www' f.A AWE EES Varsity Cheerleaders it , . ,swat N is g Sf Alas, -Plesgiif . i k 5 ., 7- I. as -- af-r -,sfgwa-.Qi Qt, s X1 Q-.tt X Mi ii R S Q A HEX 3 N w ,gs NY xl Q Y' X - al' lb- NL M .--'sf as -if wsisffiaj - New X tg lv 5 Egg left to right: Maryjo Earley, Holly Dunne, Sue Usher, Ellen Mitchell, Laurie Willis, Barbara Bialack, Cindy Barosky fcaptj, Trudi Heinemann, fco-capt.j, Barbara Bridges, Kathy Choma, Mary Ellen Man- chuck, Marianne Blum, Ann Maguire, Donna Miller. 'if f14zmuw Z Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders 5 if ,V left to right: Ianice Baldwin, Lorri Knight, Linda Ierritts, Linda Sentementes, Marsha Kraut, Dolores Bialack, Dyan Aretakis, Cindy Patterson, Susan Robotti, Liz Hope 0:0-capt.j, Mary Persico, Betty Coburn CHEERLEADERS 129 BASEB LL yr wwf-ln . Q X K' WH X ww i M . k'kk ml .,.x -- i ,wma sw iii Nm X NN S NW Use 'lib-V' .9 V f QW 'F ,Q H 1, wa. H24 D 4 i Q LN Q., sk Af- , 6 9 A -F , V ,, ,, - W-W ' X Q. L ' ,Q . .Q-5 ..,, 131 ,M X W N .,:.. 4. X N vw X x N Ng . N X N :sw E E K N' k n N X 3 .. A A X , - W - wk. f A W wx , . MQ, M' Q .W Q A ' 1 an M ...fixu- ax up -V, -.ww Kg M, M ' . N., - Q nu - g- . N - , ., Q ss A Q LN- WQHSQ Q is , QQ.. nf ' .5 ' K Q- 'KX X. 5 - W . K+ W 1 Q6 3-Ng W .W ki W 5 i ' wp. E -X WW K .F W ..XX,m, X W in ,N gm - ' A ' .,,, ng , N' K ,, , QM., R vwmanwwuwmwwwwfww NWWwaM,,,,,,,Mf,,,. ,W 6, 5, TENNIS fi' W M, .. ., .,.. ., -rv A., W, ,, . U., , Il .,., ,, GQ' 'E - .M 15 x 'NNW W' Mwwh , Www ,, WW TRACK , 7 wWmm,m,, ,, , F S -R ,, M., ,,, W , fi' .Af ,W ET Mx 'N ww -., A , M M W fm M' W ff W H W ff H ww 1 11.18 Q 4' E 5 .4 9 g 1 , f' fl W ,,.z..,,M MW, . V, me 3 K r I J '.-xx,-TIA' ,',j V- f' GOLF TEAM B111 R1tch1e Dav1d Goldstem and joe Presutto , KEN , fff ww AZ! 'rs ff ff 45 fc' f,, 3v?ZL!f?, zff Zcfzf, QYQQWE O , NWMS -- Ulf, Nx in A v-A KN CTX CITY or Snuronn, CONNECTICUT P R O C L A M A T I O N WHEREAS, Stamford has attained national recogni- tion as a sports-minded community that seeks to develop the natural talent of individuals, promote worthy sporting events and recreational programs, and recognize the accomplishments of individuals who distinguish themselves on the playing fields and, WHEREAS: Stamford High School, for the second year in succession, won the coveted State Football Championship for 1971 and has given Stamford football fans many thrilling moments and, WHEREAS: This outstanding accomplishment is an occasion to advertise the fact that Stamford had the resources to produce a winning team, had the parents who showed deep concern for their children's development, and had the team that possessed the motivation and inspiration to fight hard and win so, THEREFORE, I, Julius M. Wilensky, Mayor of the City of Stamford, do hereby proclaim, Sunday, January 9 as HStamford High School State Champions Dayn in Stamford and urge all citizens to recognize our great football players, fine managers and excellent coaches, who together made this championship possible. lfjoal V A 5 af 4. W JULIUS M. WILENSKY MAYOR X l3ootballTestimonial Dinner Ianuary 9 1972 9-A Q' . 96 xg' ,k f, if Q . . 5 m'gLn'S ' ' Q tl 1' 0 ww-:semi , ' Q 137 And if the dreams that died for you Hold no semhlence now of glories past What wonder then? It seems too easy To expect a fence of ages building just To fall at thunder heard when some Insect, small and armed to no avail, Claps its wings in agony. A hetter death to mayflies Killed in spring than ignominious Ruin hrought for some hy the careless Flutter of some angel's wing when, Touched hy treason and angry at Une far away-perhaps with reason- I-Ieaoen's gun is discharged at some Crumb of pain upon the earth. Small Comfort, then, in stripped dreams coffin Borne and dug into the loam when You escape the dirt and leave hehind Wounds which time alone can rinse And, clipped clean, refill the hurt. Leslie Wainger '72 PPY, and OD UC TI ll' I VE FU n . r -gas' I I ' J, o Ok ' ' h5QyqjkfWWti fi 7 N 0114 Sfrf ef jmfcll ffuazkg 6,6711-UU 775f'fcu'rL, ff, 517-5565 .WW ,A ,MKG V , wif' 1 mi . A 1 ff!! fi affin- 6 5 I 5 Q35 A--JW N XXWA - k,,,,,,w , , 5 .K -f Q ,. wif ,Lge L.: . :V 5 v fm ,wwf- ex M, gh f 55 Q 5 i 911 in ? Q E . -334 'P PSY 1 Q , '15 ,fr 'f , q if vi 2 Q in ., 1 W if A 35 4 iii iQf.x -QP 52:23 5 E 1 -.15 fi! QP-Ni' fx , Q 1 g,13QIf 6 x wg Afffj' m Q-.1 ,www .Q my A rw? 141 'fa W A E 11 Q' xg ll 25 ' 1 Wfiif' I X: 'L . 1 fii 7',.,7 in ea-'P A an ,KM ww f ff Wil 4 ,llildfw .gras mf 4 if K 4 va-af f . V A ,, V 5, . .. - 4 -Q 4 I ,H fx .. , W 24- :Q Q -ff' 'H an is 9 QW Q ' 5 'Z' -541:25 ' Haw 1 5 , 2- F , Y ew ,I W5 Ks , mi, efs?i iw'1'x ,Q . wi W 3' ,aa F .1 J Q A my , 4 d ,izwif my 41 Q7 Hz Q- 4 O F 1 M Z fy -1 yi as 4' v if U M. 13 3 ws E El Y. U n nu I W 5 H 5 If 5 l FRESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Diane Battle, Paul Beluk, Michele Caputo, DiDi Cautirier, Diane Wensky, Bob Ericsson, Ierry Flannery, Cassie Hubbard, Dawn Ialet, Ieanette Kalk, Nancy Lyman, Tom Nawakowski, Patricia Moore, Elijah Murray, Nancy Parsons, Shawn Potenza, Sue Rumini, Nancy Shelton, IanEllen Iackol, Debbie Steinberg, Linda Tomasciwicz, Michael Wise, Torn Zinai, Andrew Julian. x s I S AVAKV 'F 148 HELEN OLSON Advisor 54 'P P! FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Mike Celotta fPres.l, lane Hecker QSec.J, Ray Green fV.P.j and Micke lmprota fTreas.j. CLASS OF THOMAS WALSH Advisor l Q E Ee f E mv' Q 5 7? ax 4 mx awk we ww wma Nnmmmm Q Q N11-f -ur ur 1r' CLASS O13 A A 1974 eww' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pete McDonald fPres.J, Steve Preu QV.P.j, Rachel Reisman fSec.J, Andrea SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS peuemo cTreaS',- Iudythe Lokich, a friend, Iohn Kane ,nr SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Cathy Barosky, Ann Bracchi, Suzanne Brown, Edith Conforti, Billie DeLeo, Laurie Filmer, Anne Genovese, lim Grunberger, Peter Howard, Harold Kaye, Ruth Kruse, Ioanne Lazzaro, Marybeth Lupinacci, Mark McColdricl4, Dorene Nichols, Melissa Pappas, Debbie Pearce, Amy Peterman, Debbie Russel, Diane Simek, lim Simon, Frank Tirnady, Bindy Ward, and Stephanie Zavras. T Q 2 IUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Iohn Heenehan, Ianet Aucterlone, lean Berube, Michaele Coppola, Gary Elbert, Bernie Gaye, Kathy Giglio, Sandra Iohnson, Sally Kweskin, Meg LeGros, Mary Ellen Manehuck, Grace Megale, Corine Murphy, Martina Mead, Holly Dunne, Matt Retter, Celeste Santee, Christine Stack, Robin Weeks, Connie Wilson, Debra Cassis, Sharon Taylor, mWam,i,,M ,a,, .L ,L ,,.,,,,, L - V CLASS Ol: 1973 IUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS Tim O'Connell and Mary Lou Ierrnan ,Q .- 3, K aa. M - W it IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gilbert Ginyard fPres.j, Dyan Aretakis lV.P.j, and Ianis Baker 1Sec.J. IUDY COUGHLIN Treasurer 4 5 14 I E I 5? 5 L 2 .1 5 E 2 f 4 1 v 42 M 5 - CC 1 f:. . C- r ' . 8. ,E MON-SAT 8-9 SUN 8-3 82 HOYT STREET 348-5366 STEVENS INC. XI ZH I X gain 231 Bedford St. gl STEVEN-BDI Stamford, Conn. W INC. -YI Xu T J d,,,d3 at t l , 3 1 , 06435 'diem C I! 3,38, in ND 8 J 15'g,4l-'fi I Ei? fig 9 4 363' 00 Congratulations from w- I'... T:- 9 X N-3 tkA A '-rr g 3 George Brond C 1 Q Photographers SAME DAY DELIVERY SERVICE 71 H gh R dg R d 'Emu Market Stamford, Conn. 359-2936 Stamford 127 Bedford Street2 Wiwrrttrft Congratulations to the Class of 1972 at GECC-We care about You Credit and Your future 260 Long Ridge Road, Stamford the home of C-ECC's Administrative Offices and Northeast Service Center. 55522129 O I if rue ' x N o I X I ' I hldk -W COPYRIGHT i954 BY MARLAN SANDERS Le xx ,41 YOUR TAKE-noun sromzs I Nw STAMFORD ' CORNER OF FAIRFIELD 81 RICHMOND HILL , K PHONE 323-2117 I , I 901 HOPE STREET , ll J I PHONE 325-4376 If you need extra money land who doesn't?l, work temporarily for Manpower. oU,re We need people of all ages with good office skills for QU interesting temporary assign- ments. Typists. Secretaries. Stenos. File Clerks. The pay is good. You can work a few OF days, a week, a month or more. No need to worry about money. . . earn some the li I1 Manpower way. lf you want FQ 7:6 gp! to do tem ora work, ou're ,, ourpkindryof peopxle. ! 'Vanin g 1 Stop in for an interview today. I , gurl. 'f I , Lei E.-5 g weKnow'bQo,w KM H Q C9 gi CW-oeotftu Wi, , I .2 I1 . .WMI I-. mu OWER 21 ww, - 2 22 I1 'I' ll an equal opportunity employer E Z9 ft mi EE sn ,L ',',-set' 311, aid llll f ::: l , , - 201 Summer St. E L , E 348 9241 E VM---md Q, --I Mem- ' -'f li Haag ij :gl QN4E.G4l.f,..B'Qoq,,, 1 Eg Umahfeuwgocwwm, E R I1 . 267 wmnst 1l I1 .' '49 -u Sl WM5'l1aqe'0ad.tO:444aa1,7a 5 Sponsored by: P. A. Miolene D.D.S. Hoffman Fuel Air-Land-Sea-Travel Stamford Florist Best wishes to the class of 1972 1-4 ' ull! 205 ATLANTIC STREET Stamford, Connecticut 348-9223 .R-sm QE 1553 S mf - . ,ww ., - -v. .Lirzir .,,:2:::b., z . 8 as :Q sh QQ Q X Q x X m XY Q , Q X Q 5 X S Q X M F . . XT sg ww, J Mk .wg-we wg,- w:5 t.. A ...... S Vs '13 7 1 , 1,,.,. V, -M ' X g ff V-NN Even such is Time, that takes in trust Uur youth, our joys, our ull we have, ,And pays us but with earth and dusty Who in the dark and silent grave, When we have wandefd all our ways, Shuts up the story of our daysg But from this earth, this grave, this dust, My God shall raise me up I trust. Sir Walter Raleigh In fond memory of our nurse, Mrs. Katherine Abramowitz Linda Diane Moore and Robert Thomas members of the Class of '72, vw fl' ,Mya ? H1 Sli Sa? I r-W .ff N XX Hx R 'N-, If p M XX X K H XX X WX xx x wmv iwsmavl - M2 ww www. , e i Q ,g.' Y .df ,. S i f s ' '04 x 4 M. 4' , Y 2, x-42 Wf., , f W , 1 ' Af . ,, ' 1,35 , , , , 'C M in .IU wx.. 4!1w gL . , wg ' 5 if 22 5 55552 YL , 3 is ai M-um 41 fs 4 5 SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Larry Miner, Angel Chalikis, Roy Bromfield, Cathy Franklin, Ted Dalton, Kathy Kelly, Barbara Furtak, Cheryl Parsons, Sara Farrell, jim Walker, Anne Reardon, Ceci Queeney, Peggy Thursland, Lisa Rimland, Kathi Keegan, Iyl Simonsen, Tracy Strousse, Sue Frate, Pam Crassweller, David Leder, lean Steinberg, Connie Labaddia, Robert Kolp, Barbara Freuler, Claire Christino, Bill Henry, Cathy Ignatuk, Sue Nabors, jay Graves. I , I is K gg 1 F ttttt SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ALBA CAPPABIANCA TOM GILLESPIE President DEB SACKETT Secretary ,Ww ' ,wwgfmvfh RICHARD CERITELLI CLASS OF 1972 xx A V A . W 3 My HW , ,,,, V I rl . , wJ,3.K,wmnM':?1'i.,4 A .. ,mu,,,M-- R, . 4 ,'x4'-fyl, , M. x, ,rg 3,-ZMWW, , ' amn., 'nm ,V ,,,. 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' 1 no ,ff M I I 3 STAMFORD HIGH ScHooL 55STRAwBERRYIlHJ,AvENUE SALVATOREJ-CATANIA STAMFORD,CONNECUCUT06902 TELEPHoNEl203l3485841 PRINCIPAL Dear Graduates: You have picked, HTransitionH as your Yearbook theme this year. It is so fitting. I hope that your years at Stamford High School have helped you prepare to move from yesterday to tomorrow. At the same time I hope that we have accomplished more than just that and that we have helped you enjoy most of those Htodaysu we spent together. Three years ago we came to Stamford High School, a new principal and a new class, neither knowing the other, neither knowing what to expect. You were anxious, eager to learn, to accept the challenge, raise questions, to cause waves, to work. We had easy times and rough times but you were always willing and cooperative when we needed you and I think we made them good times. You have changed, you have grown. You have become a class, THE CLASS OF l972f How it is time to say good-bye. On behalf of all of us from your school on the hill I thank you for the warm memories and wish you joy and love. Be well. Do well. Chester Agonis Claudette Alexander Claude keep on moving where did our love go doesn't like people who talk too much enjoys hockey, baseball, sewing would like to be a teacher future includes college admires her family and friends would love a trip around the world. Ioe Allison The most important thing that has ever happened to me was playing football for SHS. I've met a lot of great people and learned what it's like to be a part of a shared success. l'll never forget the coaches who taught us the power of self-pride and the importance ofa constant all-out effort in everything, on the field and off, Bethe Rachel Alpert Daylight falls upon the path, The forest falls behind. Today l am not prey to dark uncer- tainty, The shadow trembles in its wrath- l've robbed its blackness blind And tasted sunlight as my fear came clear to me. Oh, I think l understand- Fear is like a wilderland Stepping stones or sinking sand. Paulette Alswanger Alswanger Ir. Class Rep LV. Hockey Bowling Team Girl Scouts Make new friends, but keep the old, one is silver and the other is gold will always re' member 6!24!71 blue skies and blue waters admires her parents future plans include elementary education, with sights towards the Peace Corps. Emma Aporte Quiet, shy and loves to laugh memories of many happy days in Puerto Rico pet peeve is hypocrisy enjoys all sports There is nothing so sad as rain against a win- dow pane. if-YZWQ.. Mark Appel Mar But what can they do? hates being hassled about his hair hates being hassled about anything admires his brother will re- member the concerts at Enzio Pinza Theater digs music prizes his black light hates dieting for wres- tling Varsity wrestling Captain college next. Iudith A. Armstrong Iudy Life holds more meaning for me somehow when the past ties into the present after graduation plans are to attend a Ir. college and travel around the world, Kay Atkins What did you say? often called bones by I.C. whom she admires most of all would like to become captain of the girls' track team would like to take up stenotype af-ter graduation future plans-having a family, and living in Detroit. Iames V. Aulenti jimmy shine on laughing singing, going crazy peace is sleeping in Miss Hickey's English class after a good lunch baseball, NEDT Award, bowling, ye olde KEY Club, Newspaper la dolce vida prizes SHS ring See that cloud? lt's mine hang on world, 'cause here l come Mark Austin Karen Austin Karen Thin line between love and hate doesn't like nosey and preju- diced people enioys smiling and meeting new people track team A Capella Choir Color Guard will always love and admire Dawn and jerry wants to own a yellow Mach lV Future holds a career in fashion merchandising and buying, in ,.. Nancy Avila Y,-f Brian Baker Beak Howdy! Was known for a pair of fuscia sneakers, which now lie on the bottom of Long Island Sound loves his guitar, double bass, music, and a meaningful friendship wishes for all a world a peace, and to all a good-night! Jnteract, Band, Orchestra Fu- ture-maybe, if we're lucky! ap? Stanley Baldwin Clyde Varsity basketball and track plans to go to college after gradua- tion likes to eat, rest, dress, arid read the funnies will always re- member that Coach Hagan reminded him of Iohn Wayne. ' 1 aff. , .5 I ,w f, , Frank Ball Frank ... drifting no where dreaming upon silver-shelled shores, swaying sweetly stoned, listless life bizarre colors, swirl slowly about, loving laughter, lying down in mellow marshes tangents of thoughts thrash around exceeding the bounds of a mind barren sky floating by my worldly eyes, sensation, sensual feelings sifting through me stoned Sunday by Mary Ball Allan Baron Egan admires sincere people would like to be responsible for in- fluencing someone hates apathy enjoys skiing and golt Key club sec. Knight Time Editor Varsity Soccer Varsity Tennis Honor Society, Cynthia R. Barosky Cindy lt's not fair wishes to relive the summer of '71 happy with life a member of Mr. Cardner's 2nd period social club never a dull moment likes people with a sense of humor to be a Sophomore again that blue-eyed boy IV Girls Basketball Varsi Michael Barry Mike President of the Deans Will always remember his high school years To each his ownu Loves Thanksgiving time, the ln- dustrial Park, Birds Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Baseball Captain, I.V. BAsketball, Baseball . . Future plans include college and a career in busi- ness administration. Cheerleader Sigmas. Susan Bartram Sue always will remember the year 1971 Enjoys helping people bugged by those who don't care enjoys racing sailboats, swimming and skiing Goal is a career in nursing, Trudy A. Bartush Linda S. Beal Trude ski club Ir. class rep I-ul Wlu mugs the Seven ual' rule OH leaders club so near and yet so Skipping' Future Plans include mar' far ' ' prizes her stereo plans to Huge 'mu A Career ul numlugi attend college, Linda A. Bell Ieanne Belleville Lyn will never forget Endless Within you there is a stillness and Friday Prizes Bozo plans in- sanctuary to which you can retreat clude Colle e P f' ' g ep Club, Bowling, at any time and be yourseltff Diane Berlingo is Ricky Benke Ricky will always remember the kids at SHS will never forget foot- ball, and the good times in the A.A. office Varsity football and baseball Bishops future plans include college. Barbara Ann Bialack Barb Varsity Cheerleading, A.A. agent, A Capella Choir, Suburban Kiwanis Youth Theater, My Fair Lady, Damn Yankees, Brigadoon, NEDT award 1'This is true We were sittin! around and lammin' Likes phone calls from N.H. Will remember Herman and Oscar, Summer '70 and '71 and a certain day in August at the beach Wants to be back in Florida College next. Iames Billiat The saddest thing under the sun above is to say good-bye to the ones you love. Rose Marie Biase Rose Marie best known for her smile and blue eyes... loves all people highly prizes friendship college bound later plans to travel enjoys outdoor life interested in various sports amused by car races cherishes acquaintances made at SHS, Eric Bischoff We MV ...fwmf-. likes skiing and swimming activities: ski club and Knight Watchman future plans include college. Kathryn M. Bishop Hey, Nick! won't forget 11th grade square dancing couldn't wait to get on the work program to find longer hours, only to find hours have been cut loves driving boyfriends '71 Duster, if not her sister's Le Mans Loves bowling, horsebadk riding and roller skating future plans include Data Processing school, a job, then marriage. Bish Hey Bud! prizes his VW and hat admires influential people frustration is German enjoys sailing, skiing, swimming Band Orchestra ... Southwest Divison Band college next. Sherry Bland Short stuff .... Really groovy kid .... Best known for sense of humor .... Will always remember Girls' Choir ....Admires the Iackson Five and Mr. Kane .... Would like to be a nurse. it . F I 1 A Y Bruce Blueweiss from the interior of Dr. l.iggett's room comes a cry of right, Pa- vorite sports: football, basketball, tennis, and skiing. Pamela Blum Pumie maura, friends, israel '70 A transparent crystal moment when my life was suspended like a dewdrop in the spiderweb of time and space. yesterday and today and forever. Marc Bourret Happiness is having your own high school hockey team. 'jo far l'm not happy. l ride my Suzuki when l have a chance. Excitement is a motor cross race. Excitement is winning a hockey game, someday we will. Doris E. Bowlby Por everything you have missed, you have gained something else, and for everything you gain, you lose some- thing. Emerson 188 vcr'-f Zu- .4- Marianne Blum Blum you and me too pump- kin ofthe weekaward cheerleaders and Friday nights loves living life and laughing Babe Ruth tourna- ment and the Illinois team over- whelming excitement of a -'I 1 foot- ball team N.C. will never forget her friends lr. Sr. Varsity Cheer- leading pepclub sigmas scho- lastic art award. Craig Bogardus Bogie Plans to retire in Southern California at age 21 Admires Mr. Cavanaugh and Mr. McWilliams 7th period study Hates to write about himself. Patricia Bove Marlene Boyle Merle l asked you not to frustration is being called Maureen admires her parents marching band symphonic band M.C.R.'s Sing-Out Stamford A.A. Agent yearbook staff Stage Door for Youth will always remember Mr. Macari college and a career in elementary education. Maureen I. Boyle Maureen you're a riot best known for always eating frustra- tion is being called Marlene enjoys swimming, tennis, ice skating would like to be on a beach in Vir- ginia will always remember the band and Mr. Mason MGR secre- tary marching band symphonic band a capella choir Stage Door prom committee college next. Christopher Bradley Chris Tex Ah, get out of here prizes life enjoys football, golf, sailing, skiing would like to have a burnt orange Z40-Z ... admires Darrell Royal Will always re- member the still to play football for the University of Texas Neil Armstrong to be another Ioe Gan- non track, Interact, intramurals Give 'em hell, johnny Reb col- lege next with a career in medicine. Cathleen Breden Barbara Bridges Barb .... Why not? .... known for smiling ..., Excitement is being irl often .... Will always remember the cheerleaders .... Tears of love lost in days gone by .... Thespian Soc., Ir., Sr, Cheerleading, Sigmas Sec. college next. mx! Tom Braddick Favorite sports are baseball, football would like to own a Malibu Beer will cure everything. Iames Bradley Admires Bill Bradley and Fran the Scram .... Will always remember Mr. Anderton, Mr. Vrtiak and the rest of the coaching staff .... Frustration is working at the Clam Box .... Would like to have a '72 Lincoln Mark IV just on Sundays .... IV football, track, VAR wrestling, band .... Future plans include college. Iim Brewer Brew .... Known for good jokes and big feet .... Happiness is a Mr. Misty on a hot day .... Prizes his 35mm camera .... VP Key Club, Sec. Deans, Varsity football, Varsity Wrestling, A Cappella Choir, Debat- ing, Drama .... College next. Roy Bromfield We can beat those guys. Prizes his friendships, Wishes he knew what his Italian, Spanish, and Iamaican soccer colleagues were saying. Soccer capt Band orch., drum major, a capella choir, Soph,, Ir, Sr, Rep., Key Club. Enjoys life. Future plans include a career in the military. 4ML.q,. Mir Iacquelyn C. Brorido Iackie How cute member of the Dance Club Italian Club intra- mural bowling Color Guard enjoys dancing, swimming and bowling will always remember 5.H,S, future plans include Secre- tarial School. Sylvia Brown Rejoe admires The Iackson Five, especially jackie ... likes to play baseball, basketball, and riding her bike would like to become a nurse will have further studies at a school of nursing. Barry Burriesci Iguess this paragraph is intended for my friends who have helped me be what I am. I Idolized Mickey Mouse, the only true nonviolent being on earth, Another favorite imaginary character I keep in my head is Iuan, a little Mexican kid. An average stu- dent all my life, except for all the F's. I'll be glad to get out of English. Always loved English. For What Itfs Worth, Oscar Butler Fats Hates all squares. Loves Vir- ginia and freaks for Aretha Franklin, Hopes to burn Walt Frazier one on one, digs Oscar Robertson Wishes for a '74 Eldorado Soph, Football, Inter-Faith Basketball, future plans include two years of college. Iacqueline Louise Brown Iackie trapped by a thing called love best known for her height of four feet eleven inches. Enjoys col- lecting fashion magazine photos, stuffed animals, and old records. Life would be much better if there was a law against people dipping into your business. Business school next. Meredith Bruorton I am crucified with Christ: never- theless I live, yet not I, but Christ Iiveth in me and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. Calatian, 2:20 Warren Buske Almost anything is possible enjoys reading science fiction is interested in gadgets plans are to go into electronics in college. Roseanne Rita Buzel Roe... Why? Known for her big green eyes and pretty smile. Happiness is being with a certain someone. Frus- tration is reaching my goal. Would like to have a Baby Blue MC. Friendship is Cindy admires her mother. Prizes a brown guitar pick. 1O!2O!69. Will always remember Molly'son Friday night, and Shippan. The Bell's . A career in Hairdressing next. warg? ei' ,V . ,.,!5..,, n .MV . , ... 3 is ,est fl? f 1 74. misss Ieanne Caccavela Iohn Cahill lack likes football favorite sea son is winter photography .. would like to go into computer pro- gramming, David Campbell Mary Caccavella Kak Hey Ace May 21, '71 individualism l don't care will never forget Pound Ridge certain Catholic High dance Ship- pan in the summer remembers her friend holding the steering wheel l donft believe it Iay's Place soph. and lr. class rep Music major in the future, Carmel Camerota Oscar S.l.G.B,T. known for long hair will never forget Lisa or her buddy since third grade, rat-body admires ad memories of times with Sherman Tank would like to be on a beach in Florida would like to have peace of mind to own a mercedes or fellas ski club Patricia Canino 401 'uv' Michael Cantillo Mike l don't know, ldolizes Iuan Valdez and lethro Tull. Will never forget, being chased on Crystal St., the Way Out House, California, the C.A.C,, C1ig's parties, the Pancake House. Thanks to Mr, McWil- liams for opening my mind to life. Prizes SHS, Albert, Reggie T-shirt, and sketch book, Andrea Capone Ang Hey guys happiness is a full tank of gas will always treasure the memories of Shippan llvi, summer of '71 'fYou go your way, l'll go mine and if we meet that's beautiful ltalian Club Tierras Orfellas lr. and Sr. Proms Pep Club Ski Club future includes college. ir Mark Caputo Mark How's it going? likes to take life easy will remember Mr. McWilliams class doesn't like false people disappointment is going to school Monday, after you skipped Friday and got caught . .. likes to travel future plans include Cali- fornia and college Deca Il would like to find success and peace on earth, Victor Cariri Vic Interact Debating society National Merit Scholarship Com- mendation dislikes VW's and run- ning the 880 . .. enjoys boating, tennis, football, baseball, bowling addict- ed to SHS football games frustra- tion is six floors and six minutes to pass admires Bill Buckley and his father will always remember study first period college in future. Iames Carroll jim .... Stage Crew .... Troupe 3068 International Thespian Society ,... Dont Drink the Water, The Cruci- ble, The four One Acts, Collage .... remembers guarding the little red box .... Newspaper .... college next. Tony Carvalho Tony plays guitar and piano dislikes V.W. I ride a Honda What are you, simple? tides do not change the sea admires Robby Krieger would like to have a Challenger RT or a Honda 350 or both tennis, basketball col- lege next, Philomena Cataldo Mena best known for being Italian would love to be on a beach in Hawaii excitement is seeing people smile prizes her stuffed pig... hates snobby people will always re- member Mr. Tarzia's history class frustration is driving a standard shift. Angela Chalikis Angel .,.. The Boss loves to laugh .... alive and kicking. Easily excitable. Prizes: parents, mushy teddy bear .,.. misses her Romeo in Iuliet .... admires Mrs. Iacovo. Will never forget urka and the Tank. Happiness is true-blue buddies. Stu- dent Advisory Board, Senior Rep., Iunior, Senior Float Committees 2 yr. Alpha-Omega Pres. College next. Lai Lin Chan French Club, Library Aid will always remember the first year in high school the crowded hallways hates gym college next. Cathy Chance The wind is in from Africa Last night l couldn't sleep, Oh, you know it sure is hard to leave here, But it's really not my home, Maybe itfs been too long, Since I was scramblin' in the street, Now they got me used to clean white linen, And that fancy French cologne, loni Mitchell Mary Ellen Chiappetta M. Ellen third month, third day kite flying ona windy Maine beach ... quicksilver girl ... Genesis ... Since l am convinced that reality is in no way real, how am l to admit that dreams are dreams? Pat Chiappetta Chip . Prizes his '67 Dodge Dart 225. Favorite saying is: I ain't got no time now! Admires his parents, Will always remember the famous wall, and the west mountain ski trip room 254. Would like to be either a history teacher or a comedian. I'm happy when I make other people happy, Katherine R. Choma Choms forget it is always blushing will never forget a crazy senior year and Victoria cheer- leaders on Friday nights with Laur, Choms Treef' admires Mr. Walsh Vars. Hockey, Basketball, Track, Vars. Cheerleading Sigmas V.P., Pep Club future plans include hairdressing. rfb Bill cipoiio Bill enjoys sketching and playing guitar best known for his corny jokes. Pandora Clarke Pan How goes it? or, in other words, What's going on? Very friendly, likeable is admired by lots of people, especially Mr. Mahoney, her 11th Grade History teacher, who said l have a beautihil personality. Enjoys jiveing around with friends, exciting places, exciting people Ambition is to become a stewardess. 'f 'fTIEEZ55zZE5W? I , , , , ,7i.,2fl, :1 2425144 ' Lawrence Cohen Lawrence Honor Roll School Paper Chess Club S,H.S. Bowl- ing Team Plays lntramural Basket- ball and Baseball Enjoys skiing and photography Future plans include college. 4 Claire Elizabeth Christino You independent of me and l in- dependent of you The essence of man: his creative capacity would like to understand the word friend has an unlimited amount of faith in self challenges apathy values school for everything it is not Senior class rep ski club Vertigo future in all she wants to do and know awareness is a great gift. QT? Wharf' Thomas Mark Collins Mark will always remember the summer of '70 at Wallack's Point with Tippy the security guard prizes his '62 Valiant always remember the Duke football games likes to swim, iceskate and play intramural sports future plans include college. Linda Colon Lynn: loves to buy clothes, collects stuffed animals. Prizes her special ring, her boyfriends coupe , Sr. Deca treas, Misery is when her boy- friend is sick, Future is marriage and children. Iohn Cooper john will never forget Spanish I would like to be something other than blocker in gym football . .. would like to see Godzilla playing basketball would like to go to college lhope- fullyj plans for future life-survival Spanish club I.V. Soccer intramural bowling Michael Edward Corrall Mike likes hockey, football, and girls hobbies, building models likes traffic, Chicago, Santana Eric Clapton. Cecilia Coyne cel no one believes the sincere except the honest enjoys the summers in Maine reading ski- ing Vermont in the fall genesis. Edward Considine Martin M. Cooper Will always remember his friends, Israel, American Studies, A P Biology Debating, Honor Society NEDT, NMSQT, AAPF Awards Intramu- ral Bowling Am Yisrael Chai College next. Mary Coughlin Pam Crassweller Pam cruisin' around at 4:00 in the morning wishes every night were Saturday night dislikes phony people prizes her friends pep club soph. and jr. class alt. sr. class rep. A.A. Agent Sigmas future plans include college. 4 7' Karen L. Crutchley Karen always remember 5-21-71 prizes her box full of old memories those Friday nights wishes sum- mer could last forever... hates to wait what if???f' Tierras V.P, Soph. and lr. Reps to know soli- rude is to enjoy freedom. Robin M. Cuddy Felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas, Quique metus omnes, et ine- xorabile fatum, Subiecit pedibus, strepitumque Acherontis ayari. Iohn Cully Iohn enjoys swimming, camping, and other sports likes listening to good music enjoys life in general Future plans include college. Frances Cunningham Frances Right on, Black sisters and brothers! I dig the Persuaders when they get down and sing it's a thin line between love and hate. admires her man Charles Miller prizes baby brother future plans include l.B.M. school hopes to get a '72 Charger . Gerard Cunnigham Ted Dalton enjoys swimming, bowling, tennis, sailing, golf Soph. student council repg soph. Ir. swim teamg lntramural bowlingp Chess Clubg senior class repg band future plans include college with a major in marine biology or oceanography. Ioanne Del.uca Debra Damota Deb 777777 David Danziger Hey, guys, only 27 minutes left in Physics admires Charlie Vahsen's mustache Only 10 minutes left in Physics the proud possesor of a pair of Graves skis, and Lange Comp. boots Who says l can't ski? will always remember morn- ing swim practice, and making a film about Stamford High Where to go from here? Iim Darr Wait a second, l'm out of tune string what? Brian, no headlights! Cotton who? Shimmy, what happened to your voice? Maybe we'll catch some fish thistime we'll have to row in! you're right, it is a B yes! Wait a second, l'm out of tune again Dave Day Marie Deleo lVlARlE: Time is but the stream l go a-fishing in, l drink at it, but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. lts thin cur- rentslides away, but eternity remains Yearbook staff, Spanish Club, Leaders Club. 196 -qs, ' ur' 'x . A Z, A nf I as 'maui .. i.. f Iohn Darling Toe, Arm, lck Take it easy Varsity Football, Baseball, Basketball, Football Co-captain, Varsity S Club admires Ioe Namath and his father ...will most remember it all Hstartingf' by a girl asking for his algebra book when she already had one frustra- tion is losing .... likes parties with music, dancing, and all the acces- sories .... college next and a career in professional sports. Donna Dastoli Don lust donft tell me! will always remember how short she looked next to P.S, will never forget 10!1O!71 to drive is to be happy enjoys art plans to color the world incredibly ltalian C.A.C,college next. layne Deleo jizz. Get it on. Will never forget the people at SHS. Bugged by curfews. Known for being crazy. Would like to be in Florida. ls bugged by the way the yearbook staff is doing the bio- graphies this year, CGTHJ Pep Club, Art Staff, Tierras treas. lulia-Mary F. Deguire Iulia Can l have an English trans- lation? Absentminded. No voice left after every football game. Always happy and trying to help. Forever worried about her boyfriend, George, and all her brothers and sisters. Ad- mires Mr. Spock. lNill always re- member Rm. 602. YEARBOOK liter- ary staff, Vertigo, Pep Club, C.A.C. Future includes writing college, sci- entific work and marriage. Christine Demetros Chris known for being tall will always remember her friends Live for today-tomorrow might not come would most like to travel through Europe get involved!! junior rep. Siguaras Life is what we are alive to college Next Mitchell De Rosa Paul D9Uf5Chman Karen Devel-5 Marie DeVito Kittie No doubt a sensitive person, who is forever young frus- tration is having her hair friz hap- piness is seeing Bob Love has no other desire than to fulfill itself l leave you my spirit'f Soph. representative Italian Club. Kenneth T. Dixon Ken would like to have fifty acres of land in Maine known to drive a VW bus won't forget the soccer team Key Club Varsity Soccer Q3 yrs.j intramural basketball Varsity S Club spectrum Staff college next Iohn DiSessa Varsity Swim Team Varsity S Club Key Club College next. W ,y a V i i 'l Sarah Dolan Christopher Donahue R.B. Ain't got no knowledge I ,X had it a minute ago. What about the chief? Who says Rodd comes Y from Provincetown? Steinberg's roof, Stobs No, this isn't the Stamford Yacht Club. Any more bets? Duck! U.V. on all occasions. Cypres Skier. john Drexel l am , he said. His footsteps echoed through the corridors. Like a circle within a spiral, a wheel within a wheel ln the afternoon, his spirit usually inhabited the ancient auditorium. Break a leg. Cfufibltl, Chrxslnms Din- ner, and other triumphs. Try to re- member and if you remember Thespian Soc., All glory is fleeting, Kenneth Dubow Grace Dziadow Best known for being quiet Favor- ite saying is Really Will always remember 12!29!o9 Future plans-Berkeley Secretarial School and marriage next. New Victor Douglas Ly nn Drucker Andy Dmmba After a typical night out, l wake up at 6 AM, open my bedroom window, and climb in. Thespian Soc., News- paper, Filmmaking, Stage Crew. ln- terests are golf, old movies, antique cars, coins, 78rpm records and misc. junk. Future includes technical direc- tion for the theater or film produc- tion. Maryjo Earley Maryio best known for being late always remember 5!23!69 and 1O!24!7O summer of '71 Friday nights and the cheerleaders prizes her friendships soph. class sec jv, varsity field hockey jr. class rep varsity cheerleading sigmas pep club AA agent ski club student council rep will miss all her friends at SHS honey bunny in art homecoming queen college IISXT. Robert Edmonds Panagiota Efkarpidis Giota will always remember teacher's mispronouncing her name excitement is walking in the halls disappointment is leaving SHS. and the nice people she has met frustration is trying to explain some- thing without the right words ad- mires family enjoys traveling and plans to visit Greece college next. William Elles Bill always seen on his bikfi . ., avid football fan Out a sight Ski Club Photography. Dan Ensz 3 Zi ffl Linda Edwards Lindi boo from the South to the North gave up my car look forward to a yellow bug someday will always remember my first camping trip to Lake George . , , would like peace and happiness and to help others when l become a nurse . . . most prized possession is Don. Marianne Eike Mar will never forget the cafeteria and the Greenwich-Stamford football games prizes her stuffed tiger Les- ter can't find the time BB. lnteract Spanish Club Pep Club newspaper staff Stateliners D. and B. Corp volunteer work with retarded children future includes college and a career teaching the mentally retarded. Richard Eng Rich Intramural Bowling Foot- ball Baseball chess Club NEDT Newspaper Staff Loves golf tcan't play it, thoughl covets his driver's license remains imper- turbable, placid will never forget Quonie college next. Lourine Esaw Ir. leaves his thermal underwear to Mr. Bruce plans to go to Norwalk Tech They say life is to raise and not restg l say life is to live, lguessf' Syrus Esaw jr. Sy-Chotic Gemini Carolina Day Gonna rise up sometime enjoys people, but hates people life is but a cher of bowlies goal is to become a professional parallel- ogram with pentagon tendencies Stagecraters thespian society spectrum staff filmmakers. David Evans For all seek their own, not the things which are jesus Christ's. But what things were gain to me those I counted loss for Christ, That l may know Him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conform- able to His death .... I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ jesus. Philippians 2.:21,3:7,1O,14 Pauline Evans Likes real people quiet will always remember Mrs. Diaz and Mr. McWilliams longs to be in jamaica prizes her mother always re- members good old Stamford High Spanish Club ..,, Yearbook. Robert Parfaglia Rob Don't say it Thats intelligent enjoys the outside, sports, Weightlifting cars prizes his '65 Mustang, would like to own a Mach l dislikes fickle people will always remember the junior Prom happiness is Friday after- noon and weekends admires Hoss Cartwright plans a career in zoology. Martha Estrella joan Evans joan Communication Compas- sion Solution Suzanne P. Fagan Sue You dip! Will never forget june 1, 1071 embarrassment is being told to leave prizes her carnation will always remember Mr. Macari and period 5 member of symphonic band, marching band, a cappella choir treas. Sing-Uut Stamford, Stage Door for Youth VP. MCR's future plans include college. Sara Mae Farrell How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it! -Elliston in Lou Ann Faubel Lou .... You're crazy! .... best known for laughing .... admires her dad .... frustration is being kept waiting ..., prizes her stuffed St. Bernard .,.. will never forget 1O!31! 70 .... future plans undecided, Bruce Fenn Marilyn Fernsler Prayer Group Loves her Bible .. Nancy Fawcett And is this like love to stand with no help in my hand? ..., Love ls Friendship Set To Music .... Let ye go forth in peace and be ye let forth with abouncling joy. Dorothy Ferguson Fergie will never forget finast favorite word is noenie classical league hopes to be a veterinarien. Amy Fishkow rg QYWT7 .gisfafw Love is surrender to Christ's will Career goal is missionary nursing in Africa. am will always remember the summer of '70 a spaghetti fight Frienclly's runnin throu a s sh field concerts at museum prizes true friends and sincerity in people always remember New Year's Eve would like to attain true happiness pep club a.a. agent college next. Steven Fletcher Iohn Foley Would like to be a millionaire enjoys boating, fishing, camping and swimming Hervfk Cynthia Ford Inky thanks to all my friends for being Growth has its season. There are spring and summer, but there are also fall and winter. And then spring and summer again, As long as the roots are not severed, all is well and all will be well. Safe upon the solid rock the ugly houses stand: Come and see my shining palace built upon the sand! ,qu-0-A Patrick Forlenzo Steven Fornociari Pat Hey Duke prizes his Not to decide, is to decidef' Hap- iob hates important people .. piness is a snow day college next. known for being Crabby, laukeene Ford Debrah Forger Miriam Fortt Best known for saying Take it as it comes music hobbies: guitar, singing, yoga, astronomy and writing college next lt is nice to be important, but it is much more im- portant to be nice! Carolyn Forlenzo Kar come on prizes her stuffed animals known for walking fast hates stuck-up people will remember 7!26!69. William S. Fox III When the bell has rung the lessons taught and learnt the halls empty All l wonder is, Where did all the people go? Also l cry a lot. Fiorella Franchina Fee her favorite season is the sum- mer because she loves to go down to the beach loves ice-cream sand- wiches and pizza admires her fa- ther doesn't like shy boys or snobby people italian Club college next. Qiwff Roxanne Franko Rocky... I don't care ...will always remember her years in SHS. ad- mires her parents loves the people at the Market Basket loves her little sister most of all future plans include becoming a secretary and traveling places. Margaret A. Franchina Marge tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. would like to change places with LE. Ryan will always remember the junior prom prizes her grand- parents best known for being a comedian will never forget Miss Adamson frustration is having your mother's car heat up on you girls softball and hockey team college next. Ieff Frankel I can't say much about m self be y - cause there just isn't anything to say. I will say, however, that I leave this wonderful school knowing that my friends will be stuck here for another year or two. M. Catherine Franklin Cathy Frank tired of the con- stant categorization of people true friends are prized art, Siguaras, etc. make the most of what you have to find happiness and contentment there never was a good war or a bad peace. ,Gi -uw,-swf Susan Elizabeth Frate Suzie You're crazy ...will always remember the junior prom best known for playing the glockenspeil excitement is 5 minutes before a show frustration is folding up in acot . .. prizes driver's license . .. Stage Door For Youth ...Sing Out Stamford Pep Club Marching Band Symphonic Band Senior class rep pres. MGR's CYO future includes college and a career in teaching. 'MW Mark Freeman 'lf .ar I 3' ,f ,fa 1. . Merritt Freeman Live fast, die young, have a beautiful life. Beauty in the world is out- side of yourself. The good in life comes when you make others around you happy, Scott Freitag Happiness is lots of winter .... enjoys all sports, especially hockey .... ad- mires Marvin Gaye .... prizes his Karmen Ghia .... loves 7th period study .... frustration is taking French likes people with a sense of humor .... Soph. Soccer .... I.V. Baseball .... Hockey Club .... college next. Barbara Ann Pu rtak Barb You can stay girl's bas- ketball senior class rep Interact Philia's sec bicycles blue how can a man be sad and watch the sunrise? prizes her friends A cup of sunshine, a daisy, a thim- bleful of snow, a leaf turned red from frost's first touch this much of God I know. Steven Gagnon Barbara Preuler Barb will always remember sum- mer of '71 would like to be in Switzerland prizes her friends bugged by materialistic and shallow people enjoys tennis, mountain hiking, traveling Would like to take life as it comes Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. William Gagl iardi Brandy Gayle thinks flying clown the ski slope is the greatest ecstasy in the world V.P. of the ski club at the jewish Community Center belongs to the SHS ski club INTERACT de- bating am busy with A.Z.A. sensitive and intelligent . .. digs a good anything. Ronald Gelineau Ron I don't know known for being impatient prizes his old car will always remember 7!Zo!69. Nancy Geller Gell loves Chicago and classical music prizes her Magilla Gorilla doll cherishes AIP-Gootz! best known for smiling future plans include a career in music ,... Band, Orchestra. Ken Gianetti Lee Gerstenhaber Valerie Giannitti Val ugh will always re- member the good times in 5.1-LS. likes to sing and dance admires Carmine ... won't forget cooking class future includes attending secretar- ial school. Adelaide Giannotto Adele Life may lie only in living and giving. Shall never forget Stamford High Interests include travel, people and languages . .. would like to work her way around the world future plans include study of languages. Lauren Gill Laurie the tall blonde best known for her sense of humor admires Don Rickles frustration is homeroom likes making people laugh security is knowing that big dog can't really get out l'm hungry loves music and the country wants to travel would like to live in Canada enjoys water sports .... prizes her cameo. Robert Gilson Thomas Gillespie 5omething's lost but somethings gained in living everyday. Thomas Giglio Bob what's an lckly whatever known for a windowless Corvair seen at Pinast frustration is having to work every Saturday night .Hfuture includes teaching languages. Gigs Keep smiling part time WSTC emcee School Newspaper A Cappella Choir Enjoys Sports LV. Has Been Flirt College Next. M' Bob Giordano Varsity Baseball Co-captain lntra- mural Basketball and Football Happiness is hard to find, but worth looking for. enjoys most types of music, especially anything Beatle will always remember Mr. Attana- sio Even though it's hard to say good-bye to this school, it was even harder to say hello. Andrea Goff Andy admires people who are natural and who aren't apathetic to everything around them Mt. Snow has a great sense of direction enjoys skiing and being with people would like to be out west. Estella Gomez Edward N. Gosney Ed Vice president of D.E,C.A. Co-captain of gymnastics loves football,baseball, and all types of sports major goal in life is to open my own business known tor his blue eyes plans to go to college next Life is neat. if me MN' 'swf . f ,iiv . 4 .fi A li A j . Allen Glucksman Knighttime editor ..., l.V. Baseball Varsity Basketball Key Club ....I.V. Basketball . . .. Soph Class rep A.A. Agent Pep Club Atta boy, lack Lois Goldstein Lois known for her crazy laugh co-captain I.V. Field Hockey tennis team 3 yrs. pep club ski club soph class alt. jr. class rep, pres. and treas, of Sigmas ad- vertising staff yearbook Ir, prom decorating committee a cappella choir student council rep. hap- piness is winning SHS-Rip football game will never forget skiing in Vermont prizes her friends and family. Fernando Gomez Melvina Grant Toni Ann Grasso Tone Get Real and Oh My God. treasures her St. Bernard dogs admires her parents will always remember the great times at the football games The world would be a better place if everybody would share. Kat hy Greco Grec will always remember 2001: Space Odyssey, and Period 3 ad- mires Lynn Ryan loves Danny won't forget last summer and the Dairy Queen hates people with no sense of humor will miss Mr. Donut, and Home Room prizes her big brown wooden box and her jew- elry future plans undecided. Suzanne Greenberg Nancy Griffin Nanc dig this one best known for her laugh digs the Beach Boys admires her parents enjoys decorating would like to be in California will always remember period 6 future plans include col- lege. MW' rt X WW if 56 hiv 'Ji Iames E. Graves lay Really? will always re- member his Ir, year prizes K.K. frustration is rain when you planned to skip tension is a tough track meet Soph, Ir. and Sr, class rep. Key Club Varsity 5 Club Cross-Country Varsity Track Indoor Track . .. Intramural Basketball enjoys skiing, golf, and playing drums... future plans include college. Henry Greenberg Hank will always remember Tranquility loves people, music, Israel and life looking forward to living in Israel It is my sincere wish that our generation develop a love and understanding toward one another and be an example of a soci- ety in which an atmosphere of peace and respect for man's indixndualism prevails throughout eternity. Sandra Gregory Sandra West Main Street Teen Council, Yerwook Teen Club dancing going out with Ierri, Rita, and Lucience I-Iey chick. You dude. I wish all my black brothers and sisters the best future plans include college and marriage. Laurie Griffo 207 ' 'P I I George Grimaldi l live in a house, That's made out of stone. l'm very happy here, Even though l'm alone. People drop in, And by and by, They leave again. hwy ff Laurie Lynne Grinnell Laur Hi, guys known for being little happiness is Corning in first place in a gymnastic meet frustration is her car will always remember Shippan and Chicago There's nothing we can't solve to- gether. eq-M... Rod Groetzinger Elizabeth A. Gronseth Anne Oh yeah? Philias, PYP, Interact, Yearbook staff admires her parents and T.P.D. will always remember Pound Ridge and Hoole future plans include teaching prizes her teddy bear wonders what it would be like to be a rain drop Remember the past but don't live in it. would love to have a house by the ocean enjoys the silence of early summer mornings. ,ilu-Wt ,gmau Thomas Gudz R. Kim Guinta Kim admires Al and Pete trea- sures his skis hey Ivlr. Kemp Nov. 25 Apr. 25 is heaven Strat- ton to ski or not to ski, that is the question think snow will always have a pair of trick skis. Ioyce Gumkowski Ioyce Tomorrow never comes, it is always today desires to prepare herself to live each today, and to help others to learn to live today by being a business teacher, wife, and mother admires her parents enjoys painting, sewing, horseback riding, tennis, Army and Navy football games spanish club, two years art, pep club, F.T.A., yearbook ad- vertising staff, CYO teachers' col- lege next. Royce Hacker won't forget Drivers Ed. or Mr. O'Connell's Biology class prizes his Valiant. Elizabeth Hart Ianice Haggerty Ian Forget it will always re- member Mr. Mahoney and macrame with Miss MCC-ill enjoys art hates hypocrites and work known for being short admires someone special YEARBOOK staff prizes her cat! wgfgm V , ',,'V- -' - 9 6 ff , QM , Inu ,W VVLL i VM! J ' ., . i e ij-3. ff ' 1 , , g?7eg.J , .5 ei ,. H5 ' ' - -fr . t. if , t Iosh Harris Debra Hall Debbie .... You can't be seriousn will always remember her last year in Stamford High ..,. enjoys cooking, sewing, listening to Chicago future plans include becoming a secretary. Muriel Harrison Mur can best be seen ripping around in her boat excitement is watching R.D. loves water skiing and sports will always remember A.L.C. most admires her aunt plans include college, a career in Business Administration, and RD. thanks H.M. 'fag X ' Marsha Hamer known best for her smile and sweet personality . .. That's your business and You better watch your man jr. and Sr. Homeroom rep bowling basketball cooking, sewing, dancing listening to soul music admires Tito lDon Iuanj of the jackson Five future includes business school. Iames Hanley Hanz loves baseball known for hanging around admires Mr. Dunn would like to be in California bugged by egotists would like to have answers to SAT's excitement is the San Diego Padres Varsity Baseball college next. Elizabeth Liz Eyes can always be heard saying l'm tired. disorganized short loves to talk known for getting in and out of trouble hates thunder and light- ning loves Tommy admires people who are honest can be found at the Farm Shop. 'W4 1' 'WWW' 4:55-v Carol Hasse Something touched me deep inside the day the music died. Sing for sunshine, dance for day, and har- mony in life, l pray flute guitar photography bicycling Dylan Thomas psychiatry How can l tell you all the things inside my head? California, here I come. Martin Heath Iohn Heenahan Brand X wants to be first socialist president hates cadillacs and The Paper peaceful and nonviolent keep marijuana illegal Rubicon Abraxas If you ainft got nothing you ain't got nothing to lose. Ioan Henchar Treas. InternationaIThespian Society, National Honor Society, CYO, Astros Band, a cappella choir enjoys horseback riding, skiing, playing flute, playing guitar and singing most admires Mr. Randall will always remember CYO ski trip We touched each other with our smiles-eternal smiles for eternal reasonsf' college next. William Hiller 210 .fag , ,pal -2 1 VW M 2 ., ilk., V' , -I an 1 424 Ieffrey R. Hecker jeff Little Hecker likes football and basketball admires father will always remember school years Band Qrchestra Southwest Orchestra letters in Band and Baseball Management college next. Trudi Heinemann Trud best known for her can of psssssst will never forget 4!IO!7O 8: Friday night psych sessions... The past cannot be changed, the future is still in your power '.V. Basket- ball, Varsity Track ancl Cheerleading Pep Club, Ski Club, Newspaper, M.B.T. Sigmas Treas. William Henry Runch man wuz happin VP. of the Duke's Senior Class rep loves music, hockey, football and women-not necessarily in that order admires honesty in people col- lege in the future We're part of the fire that is burning-and from the ashes we can build another day. Iustin Hayward Brenda Hinkle Bren loves life prizes B.L admires her parents disappoint- ment was first time skiing . . , treasures Brachi I believe in the sun when it is not shining, I believe in love when I am alone, I believe in God when He is silent future plans include secretarial school. Susanne Marie Hogan Sue best known for her big mouth will always remember S.l-LS. trips to New York and 32 Dolsen Place prizes her class ring and her little red Rambler frustration is watching the Mets lose Color Guard YEARBOOK staff ltalian Club future plans include a secre- tarial career in the US, Marine Corps. I. Steven Hollander Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just Powers from the Consent of the Governed, that whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these Ends QMan's Right to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happinessj it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it. U.S. Dec. of Independence Wendy Hordeski Always on time passion for Oreos and yellow walls Oli, Oli I do not ask contentment that would ambition stay-But let me love the little things along the way. Pep Club, AFS, Student Council Rep., Sigmas. Dana Howard Dana will always remember Mrs. Fusfelcl's study hall The Garden known for wavy hair blue eyes enjoys talking and painting favorite foods are lemons and apricots wants to be the first person to have violet eyes to live on Mars prizes a marble door knob admires A.O.H, and W.A.H, future plans undecided, Bonnie Hojnacki Hoji beautiful people known for being insane prizes her friend- ships, admires her boyfriend lim Saunders will always remember her Human Physiology class ten- sion is wondering whether an assem- bly will run into the next period enjoys indoorfoutdoor sports a cappella choir college next and a career in nursing, Barbara M. Holowiak Barb known for being sentimental will never forget all those stairs and the bombscares Russian Club A,A. Agent A Cappella Choir FLASHBACK Literary and Art Staffs Ir. and Sr. Class Alt. enjoys singing, tennis and football games. Iennifer L. Houle Ienny Scorpio always laughing and fooling around with sack enjoys skiing, swimming, and tennis Ski Club Yearbook Art Staff Dec. Committee Soph Hop and Ir. Prom prizes her friends and George Sailboats and a Cape Cod beach at sunrise college next. Holly Hubbard Hubbs junior year was the best can't help looking like the DD, type Mark being comfortable is wearing blue jeans getting up in the morning do Aries and Sag- gitarius go together? gymnastic club and team What college? Larry Hudson Frank I. leva Will always remember Dr. Marino, Mr. Palmer, and Mr, O'Connell's hockey games enjoyed SHS's 3 years of victorious football teams lnteract SHS Bookstore Every- thing comes to those who wait, Vivian Inglima move very slowly, look very care- fully, to see someone who smiles at you in a special way or a dog that wags its tail extra hard whenever you are near or a brook that lets you be very quiet. Sometimes you have to find your friend. Karen Iacobsen Enjoys swimming, sailing cooking different foods loves to travel prizes her pet Siamese cat future plans include secretarial school, Timothy Hughes Tim l.V. Baseball l.V. Sz Varsity Football happiness is November 26 never forget good times with C.A.R., The mooch college next. Catherine lgnatuk Cathy enjoys laughing and skiing bugged by freaks, Monday morn- ings, and wearing shoes would most like to be on the Cape or in Vermont and change all the seasons to winter will always remember the days at SHS would like to own a '59 Mercedes and to retire at 2.5 soph, alternate for student council, lr, and sr. representative A,A. ot- fice college next. Charles Iackson Michael Iacobson Michael A nobody trying to be a somebody, member ofthe chess club SHS bowling team loves to ski, either on water or snow future plans include college and liv- ing. 'B NW' We wwe! Marjorie lames Elaine loves to joke hobby: singing plans-radio announcing l don't want to do wrong, because its a thin line between love and hate. As james Brown says,-'Don't be a dropout, stay in school and learn the golden rule.' l am a student, that is, at lunch. Penny Iarrett Penny Only four more days till Friday memories of Fairview Beach, summers, and Shippan known for making ice cream and chocolate chip cookies with Steve would most like to own the green house .... enjoys long walks, water skiing, swimming and cooking .... Track, Flashback-college. Robert Ierrits Susan A. Iames Sue Oh, George I d0n't believe this madness will always remember SHS prizes her dog enjoys swimming, bowling 8: sewing member of Dance Club, Italian Club, lntermural Bowling and Color Guard future plans include a sec- retarial career. lohn F. Ierabeck IJ. Hey, you know. prizes friends never forget Mr. McWil- liams and Mr. Kovacs or Buzzy and the Professor in 506 frustration is not getting the 4.4.2. to drive to school I.V. and intramural basket- ball I.V. and varsity baseball College and money next. Peter Ioe if Happiness is Fridays practice am- bition: to be a millionaire football, wrestling college next. likes sports interested in the art field would like a career in art. MP' new Gloria Iohnson ls known for her smiles and nice personality. Nickname is Negra favorite saying is Man, you must be tripping. frustration is not getting someplace where you want to go prizes her family would like to attend college-further her education likes friendly people. Mary Anne Iohnson Robin Iohnson Who was that? But it was only the wind. Oh, Thomas Kane Drink Budweiser with the Grateful Dead. Richard I. Karol Rich That's with a K, not C prizes his drum set will always remember Tranquillity is bugged by conceited people ad- mires Dr. Debakey and Gene Krupa would like to be the best surgeon or drummer in the world Band, Drchestra, Young Artist's Philhar- monic, Honor Society future plans include college and med school. Mary Kaye mary oh nolf' hobbies include talking, driving, and making friends bowling club cherishes letters will remember february 3, 1971 future plans include data process- 3 ing school and a trip to europe. 214 ww 'W biifwf Debra L. Ioss Debbie . ., You just wouldn't believe it will always remember her jun- ior year favorite color is blue prizes her pearl necklace would like to travel Pep Club Color Guard Co-captain junior year fu- ture plans include a career in the secretarial field. Ianet Kapustynski Ian My alters are the mountains, and the Ocean, Earth, air, stars, All that springs forth from Him. Rise, put on your foliage and be part of the Whole, dwelling together in eternal Peace. Sharon L. Kaslikowski Sheree lf l have discovered who I am and why l am here I have been born. lf l have given a part of me and taken a part of you, l have had life. And death will not come to me or those whom l have touched Flashbuflc basketball track field hockey class rep NEDT award life-sized sculpture sum- mer of '70 the ocean future in fine arts. Susan L. Kaye Sue-K would like to travel in Europe frustration is the end of summer can be found at Friendly's will always remember 1O!24!o9 excitement is Friday night what period is this? Margaret Kazan Ivlaggi Always remember God loves you. cherishes IXZOX71 prizes her violin and bow plans to live at least one year in every country of the world . ,, German Club, Russian Club, AFS, SHS Orchestra, Young Artists Philharmonic . ., Future plans include college and a degree in music education Someday, a doctorate in music. Kathleen A. Kelly Kathy Forget it! will always remember the junior Prom, with a broken leg Rabionwitz Beep- Beep, Anj, the wrong way! loves eating and skiing admires her faf ther wishes to live life to the fullest Track, Modern Dance Club, Ir, and Sr. rep Tierras future includes a career in nursing. Robert Knebel Nancy Koch lf l am not for myself, who will be for me? And if l am only for myself, what am l? And if not now, when? WW Kathi Lynn Keegan Kathi will always remember junior and senior years would like to spend another vacation in Hawaii Frustration is forgetting your lunch four times in one week enjoys traveling, swimming, skiing and writing letters. AFS, jr. 8: sr. rep., swim team, A.A. agent college next, with a career in teaching. Susan Kent Sue best known for being quiet. Admires true individuals. Bugged by two-faced people, Will remember sophmore year's bomb scares in the snow. Leave hate to those who are too weak to love. Excitement is thinking about the infinite possibil- ities the future may hold. Goal is to never be self-satisfied. Siguaras. Fu- ture: hope it's always unpredictable. Bonnie Knoller Kevin E. Kohn Get back admires his father will never forget Cape Cod enjoys water and snow skiing, music The darkest hour is always just before dawn Intramural Basketball and Football college next. Love conquers all things inter- Gin keep on truckin Summer Appreciates the piano, real friend- Iohn Kohut Typical Thing prizes Lemans starter bummed out by Gym and slow drivers future includes leav- ing Stamford. Diane Marie Krebs ests include art, skiing, and tennis will always remember trip to jamaica in 1970 FTA Modern Dance Philias , .. future plans include college and a career in teaching. Robert Kolp Rob likes to be alone To seek the truth, for the sake of knowing the truth is one of the noblest objects man can live for. Gymnastic Team co-captain. Gail A. Kruprik Krup Tell me about it Known for her blinks Happiness, being with A.A. on a desert island Misery, oh no! Caught again Prizes a certain red Volkswagen Admires her parents Crazy about cheeseburgers Will never forget Summer of 71 Shippan Memo- ries Italian Club, Pep Club, Ski Club, Orfella's Future plans in- clude college, secretarial work and marriage. Margaret A. Kopec Maggie So to speak , Hello- hello And if you take my hand, my son, all will be well when the day is done prizes her Peter, Paul and Mary albums. Will never forget New London 4!71 and Woa-ho-ho Known for bad jokes . .. Vv'ishes peace for the world Treas. lunior class. Pres. Thespian Society college. Paul Kouchouris To be cruising down the California shoreline on a 1200 Harley pho- tography mechanics english. 'Qui-wv Ginny Krystel of '72 Calif. or-Bust!! Everything's going to be all right You can make it if you try Dear Thespies-Ho! Ho! Ho! Love Ginger Spaghetti fights 9th grade skip day Lord St Taylor's twhat a tripj Dig it Bum-mer! Memorable friends- Miss Ryan and Mr. Dunn Minute maid O.I.-very tasteful!! R.L., my favorite freak! if 'Fir' Connie Labbadia ships, and memories college next with a career in music Choir, Or- chestra, Sr. Class Rep. W MR 'er David Landau Frank Lasalandra Imagine-john Lennon Imagine there's no countries It's not so hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion too, Imagine all the people Living Life in Peace. You may say I am a dreamer But I'm not the only one, I hope someday you will join us And the world will live as one. WP' Richard Lang Rich .... makes people laugh and is always laughing himself .... a joke, a pun, a funny remark .... an actor at heart .... There are no roles too small-Walter Hollander .... I don't know, what do you want to do? .. ,. very tasteful .... loves his friends and folks .,.. Thank you-you know who you are, Things are only as bad or as good as you make them .... Sr. Class V.P ..... 5.A.B ...,. Key Club Treas. ..,. Thespian Soc. VP. Ianyce Lanzara Ianyce crazy always laughing happiness is a little black VW that doesn't break down bugged by phonies would like most to ac- complish somethingmadmires gifted people to be in Switzerland No love, no friendship can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark. b1w,M Kay Laube Kay .... will always remember f71 withI.I ..... Pound Ridge and Shippan of '70 ..., frustration is first period English .... strives for happiness, contentment, and love in life .... will never forget 12!4!7O . Track, Field Hockey, Sigmas .... college next. Ieffrey Lawrence Karen Larsen Kar ttootsl really will always remember her sophomore year most respects her mother 9!17!71 prizes her car and her job future includes secretarial work I look at you And know me better for much of what I am Is made of you ,yr V , ff: figs, I 'ff 'I My ftiyfr flaw Zf-Z L9'1',W5'V,:i'7f'f', wzfsf w wf ? fri , - ,,.,i-6123:-, ffaaw ,f fsiflitw , '93f:5:5: A 131- ' MLWLQ, ,, V o,,,,., ff I my , , , a , , 2, -VW ff f M ff Q, tm, Iohn Lawson john always remember the last week of Ian. '70 will never forget the Scriptures Acts 2:38 art school next known for looking mean enjoys football and basketball and intramurals likes to be alone is bugged by society Andrew Layman Rien. Margaret Demetria LeCouras Marg... QGreekj But l'm notgoing too crazy summer of '71 re- members 5!21!71 - D.T. tension is before a race I.C. how about running the mile . .. remembers states and that night hey sis, scared much at C,P.? crazy admires Miss Ryan Museum and L8:T's SHS after 3:00 9th Grade Skip Day. Vanessa Leath Nessa Everything is everything Seen always smiling Right on to the beautiful brothers and sisters at the High doesn't dig two-faced people Hopes blacks will get themselves together than divide among themselves loves listening to Isaac Hayes Prizes her ring and Willie Future revolves around business and modeling. David Steven Leder Brenda Lee For real, definitelyg .... A Cappella Choir, Color Guard .... Dislikes nosey and two-faced people ..., Ad- mires her man, prizes her stuffed animals .... Frustration is trying to get someone on the phone and their line is busy .... Future plans include college and a career in teaching. Richard Lee Rick Happy Vars. Football Co-Capt Vars. Baseball Bishops Varsity S Club Key Club Will always remember C.F, and 1O!19!o9 admires his parents excitement is playing New Canaan hates Col- lege Boards frustration is being frustrated College next. -v x Ionathan B. Levine Evelyn Lewis Iorwthan the B0gin May you live all the days of your life. Sandra Lewis Toop If you can't take it, then don't give it Color Guard Frus' tration is jealous, nosey people I hate people who have more time for my business than for their own. Fu- ture plans include college, computer programming, and marriage. Don't hold yourself back. Do yours and leave mine alone. Known for excuses of escape, Maureen Lindo I-Iow good it was tor brethren to dwell together in unity Who has seen the wind? neither I nor you, But when the leaves hang trembling, the wind is passing through. Who has seen the wind? neither you nor lg But when the leaves bow down their heads, the wind is passing by. Amy Lione Amy will always remember her junior year and a black horse would love to play the part of the Sundance kid Believe it it you need it, It you don't, just pass it on future plans include college and a career in art. Iohn P. LiVolsi lack We're gonna be latel will always remember looking forward to sprints after practice Tis better to keep your mouth shut and have people think you're a tool, than to open it and remove all doubt Varsity football Varsity Baseball Captain of Varsity Wrestling Deans Plans include college. Armond Liguori Alison Lindstrom Still round the corner there may wait, A new road or a secret gate, And though I oft have passed them by, A day will come at last when I Shall take the hidden paths that run West ot the Moon, East of the Sun. I. R. R. Tolkien. Thespian Society, Ver- tigo, Yearbook Art, Drama, The Sea The Moody Blues. Lester Little Paula Loshaek Anna Lozyniak lf a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away. Mark Lupinacci You can't always get what you want, But if you try sometimes, You just might find, You get what you need. Ken Lyon Ken So big deal, l got a crooked nose. digs Chicago 8: B.S.T. Ex-drummer for the Meditations Next to my girl, I love my drums Good times with lohn 8: Vinnie 7th period Lunch is the best period ofthe day Oh those swingin' tunes in music appreciation Going to be an architect. Robert Macaluso The Mouse Varsity and IV CrossCountry, Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball Manager, Dukes Club There it is Will always re- member Mr. Cioeta for his over the hump days, cooling down jogs, and just one more mile, boys. ,,,, it W WM? ga Jig? '-'12i'fi'7tt ef-'fwfr Scott Lucas Luke VP, of the Deans key club varsity football l,V. basketball That's close! memories ot Cape Cod weekends, jr. Prom, and the Scofield town special Misery is a dusty practice field . . . future plans include college. Priscilla Lupo Pris Likes to laugh, loves to walk Prizes her puppy Guess what!? Kelly green Loves autumn Would like to have a big brother Will always remember the football games Band, Orchestra Wants to live in Vermont. Steven W. Lytwyn Enjoys good music Likes to write music tor the guitar Would like to play in Iohnny Carson's band or have his own television show C.Y.O. Hasn't missed a day ot school since seventh grade. Brian Macdonald Brian excitement is spending sum- mer vacations in Nantucket . .. admire Miss Olsen and Miss Shaw prizes his pinto and Topaz will never forget French ll known for chewing gum and eating lunch in class Future plans are to find a college that will take him. Peggy Mackail Peg no, really! Capricorn enjoys water skiing admires her family prizes her friends best known for blushing , .. frustration is brushing her teeth will always remember the jr, prom wants an MC. dreams of an endless summer fun is walking in the rain Life is an energy, existing of itself, and of it's own valueff Vincent Malizia Vinny Don't get involved parking lot don't sing those frizzy blues . .. will always remember Family Living with Kenny, john and the happy Mr, Walsh .... Chevy power. Marie Mammone Favorite saying is Where's Billy? Best saying is l'm so tired of being alone. After l graduate I am going to hairdressing school. I like swim- ming. Future includes marriage. Kathi Marro Kathi prizes her boyfriend Tony will always remember 4!l!7O Guidance Office messenger Intra- mural Bowling... future plans include marriage. Ann E. Maguire Ann .... Hcriminy sakes!! .... Scooter Soph. and Ir. Representative IV Basketball .... Varsity Softball .... Varsity Cheerleader Ir. and Sr. years A Cappella Choir Ir. Prom decorating committee .... will re- member 3!Z1!71 .... would like to own her own car ..., future plans include college, Maria Mallozzi maria i'm bored admires her parents frustration is nothing to do on weekends swimming and traveling is bugged by hippies and snobs future plans include busi- ness school and a trip to europe. Denise Marchand Denny Enjoys horseback riding, swimming, water skiing Most wants to travel and own a car Tragedy is a broken contact lens Best known for talking and laughing Loves empty beaches Prizes her best friends for their understanding Ski Club, Pep Club, Fluslibaflc Business school next. Teresa Marro Tree will always remember the year 69-70 favorite quote is What? likes to sew, cook, and draw will always admire Walter hated coming to school and having gym first period will never forget Miss Hickey future plans are to attend art school. Cynthia Martin COOL: Radclitfe and then the world Susan Elizabeth Martinik Sue Will never forget the sum- mer of '70 in Europe ... Likes to travel and meet people from other countries Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today Plans include a trip to Bermuda and college. joe Martinoli ltalian Club, l.V. Football, Intramural Sports Enjoys his Sunday morning softball game l can't believe it's all over Likes football, baseball, and chess Success is failure turned inside-out so when things go wrong you musn't quit. Wants to go to college and perhaps teach. Linda Mason Linda very pleasant loves people spanish club dancing, bowling, music get it nown greatest ambition is to go to college to be a medical technologist. Cynthia Massare Cindy Really? prizes her little white Triumph Spitfire loves ski- ing clothes, cherishing things and getting to know people will always remember Friday nights Frustra- tion is not being able to express my- self Pres. Tierras lr. class sec. office staff. Bryan Mattimore Matti Varsity Tennis V.P. Key Club Pres., Soph. Class Prince- ton Book Award will never forget SHS Rockets not a jock Shippan lingo later Nat'l Honor Society Bishops. Danny Mecca danny try it you'll like it sr, class representative freak will always remember the summer of '71 and jeanne frustration is saying good night to your girl future plans include college with a major in forestry. Mr' f. Cale S. Mecca Gale. Really, l believe it . Prizes her driver's license. Petite. Frustration is having a locker on the fourth floor. Known for being late. Tennis, bowl! ing, sewing. VVould like to travel. Happiness is a day to recover from the day off. Library aid. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Treas. Philias. College next and a career in elementary edu- cation. ti kt? Edmund Melia Iorge Miagany Varsity soccer loves it even though he's not great at it wants to go to college to become someone irn- portant in society. W3 Iohn Meranti Booze frustration is going to Port Chester and not being served will never forget the concerts and the wine school is all work and no pay would like to be the first person to drink the world dry. :ij I 1 ' -2i- i f , nv y , wr , - 21 wfiiff. an x aff u g-bklacg fri as agvgiizmeas its rf 4. ,yt A .1 A K. Za, .i .A 't wat S yl vim l y A ' r 1 I, f. .. , .gf 1 A 1 , - if it a 5 V 'Q 6 ', tl i ,. .1f',.Y leannette Michaud leanne admires Mrs, Moon cherishes I,A.R, most prized pos- session is lim S. best known for smiling future plans include a career in dancing. f ff ,i ff ' I v - ' 3-vw X ' Sophia Mercer Bruce Merrill Over the hump Cross Country captain grades eleven and twelve indoor and outdoor track March- ing and Concert Band orchestra Classical League best known for running will always remember just one more drill, boys Na- tionalHonorSociety NEDT award. 1 2 Ioanne Mihalakos H1011 will always remember IO! 31!7O and SW. admires Miss Olsen and Mr. Burkhardt prizes her friends hates conceited people member of the Helas Club future plans include a secretarial jobg a trip to Cireeceg and marriage. Charles Miller I just came to this school in March of '71 l have enioyed every minute of it. And l enioyed all the people l have metff WWW Donna Miller DSA .... prizes youth, growing up, changing .... wants to make some- thing worthwhile of the one life she has .... wants to get out of Conn., at least for a while .... wishes she'd written something more meaningful on this page .... The love you take is equal to the love you make! Deborah lean Mills Debbie .... Oh .... prizes all her favorite people including Walter, Carmine, Betty P., Bob P., Harvey, Gene, Ed, Tom E., The Zue Al .,.. always remember Guy, Sgt. Walters, I. Gray, Ed Blankschen, Rite aid and the corvair .... admires the Marine Corps and Dennis Weaver .... future plans include the United States Marine Corps and store managing. Larry Miner Big Lar What's happening favorite heros: Carlos Santana, and Omar the Tentmaker loves skiing. Deborah Mitchell The universe resounds with the joy- ful cry, I am. Peter Miller Peter Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen prizes his Bible happiness is knowing you have Christ as your personal Saviour college next with a major in mathe- matics. Robert Mills Richard Minoff Mini Geez Book, Geez varsity soccer class representative tthree yearsj sports editor of Knightime National Honor Society letter of commendation NMSQT NEDT award Key Club Var- sity S Club tthree yearsj intra- mural volleyball, basketball, softball champs. Ellen Mitchell Ellen known for having only one dimple prizes R.S, frustration is waiting for the telephone to ring Alpha Omegas Soph. and Ir. Class Rep. Varsity Cheerleading Yearbook Photograph Staff To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existencef' college next and a career in elementary edu- cation. Www? 2' ci 4. 1 7' A MQW rf Karen Mitchell Susan C. Moffat Sue kookie just want to be happy about life enjoys people blue, lavender hates to be nagged hobbies are cooking, sewing, tennis, swimming, children Activ- ities: Classical League, UMYF, Intra- mural Bowling future includes a career in nursing, later a Navy nurse and marriage. Charles E. Moavero Charlie I don't know! will never part with his prize orange and black Dodge Challenger will always remember 2!26!71 D.B. admires Fred Bilemikoff excite- ment is being part of a winning team frustration is losing captain of Bowling Team 71-72 manager of Varsity Baseball Team, I.V. football intramural basketball, bowling, football future includes college. Robert P. Montagnese Yesterday is but todayfs memory, and tomorrow is today's dream Bob first to dance at the Ir. After Prom Spanish Club, Ski Club, SHS band, GHS band, ICES, Student Ex- change Program, Interact Club, NETPA Ex Board To be happy, is to be content with oneself Wanda Moon Wanda Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson Olive Moore Lynn Morelli If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. -Thoreau Diana Morris Wherever a man goes to dwell, his character goes with him. I will always remember my beautiful homeland in jamaica Admires her boyfriend, prizes her best friends. College next. Marriage follows. Color Guard, French Club, Spanish Club. Michael Morrissey Charles Mulligan Sharon McClure The price you pay for sunshine can sometimes be quite clear when all you have to sell is youth. lt's hard to lose another year. My only forced submission has been the rope of time. l only own myself, but all of me is mine. Love at best is giving what you need to get. john McGrath W , Xi 'ff 'fb' WZ aww joanne Moss joey Thespian Society jud- gement Morning , The Crucible , The Long Christmas Dinner and others . .. will never forget the Festival at New London future includes career as an actress in New York City. jennifer Mulligan jenny Why don't you people tell me these things? enjoys horse- back riding curling No, curling has nothing to do with your hair! Interact Philias Newspaper pep committee co-chairman of the junior Prom Hates being called Cindy's sister enjoys football games College next. Shari McCray Little Case .... friendliness ..., the sound of the Defonics ..., telephone calls at 3 AM .... plans for business school ..,. color guard .... Michael McGrath jaru tennis team intramurals Ski Club NEDT award prizes his skis Varsity 5 Club. Deborah McKenna Deborah ski club admires Miss Cwibson happiness is being in love treasures her car loves the one o'clock dismissal will never forget 13, 2.5, 3 admires her parents. Tim McManus ln the beginning, there were expecta- tions and frustrations, successes and failures. ln the end, there are fond memories and a little of life's wisdom: lt is better to remain silent and listen, and have others wonder if you are a fool, rather than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. ln between, our generation's men were made. Eileen A. Nagle Nagle You're crazy! will re- member friends at SHS bugged by hypocritical people ... won't forget Mr. McWilliams frustration is the halls at SHS admires her parents excitement is summer vacation in the country Yearbook staff Girls Choir A Cappella Choir Pep Club Library Aid Sing-Out college with a career in accounting. Christiano Nardi WDW 44 ...a,,,.,, Carolyn McKenzie Shorty prizes her pre-engagement ring . .. best known for her small body dislikes prejudiced people ad- mires friends and family very much. Susan G. Nabors Naborini coffee, please ad- mires Fred Astaire, Iames Thurber, Agnes de Mille prizes her rainbow button, pointed shoes loves danc- ing, creative people, New York... will never forget Reggie , 'l'.C., SDY, Pancake House, Pound Ridge, term papers C.A.C., yearbook, modern dance to live is to dance, to dance is to live . Chris Nakashian Margarita V. Neklutin Margo l don't know quiet but alert will always remember the South the heart happiest on 5! 3O!71 prizes her animals frus- tration is getting up at 5:30 a.m. Pep Club Spanish Club future plans include college and a career in veterinary medicine and marriage, Richard Nemchek Nip Rich Senior Class treas., Key Club, Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation prizes his life will always remember the Maine writing, taking pictures future plans include the pursuit of happi- ness. Lisa Nieiahr-Taylor Lisa it's not who you love or how you love but that you love mem- ories of Finian, Og, Fore'n Aft, Pan- cake House, and Florida admires her mother shudders at 6:00 a.m. alarm C.A.C. Interact Ski Club .... Pep Club ,... Color Guard Yearbook staff. Steven Neselrod Barry Newman Cathy Newton Cat-oh wow prizes her nephew Eric admires most Michael Grise and his brown belt would like to travel and stay cool favorite say- ing-l don't wanna do wrong . .. future plans-social worker and marriage right on to all my beautiful brothers and sisters. Madeline Nielsen Mary Therese Nolan Love begins when another persons needs become more important than your own. A man's life should be constantly as fresh as this river. It should be the same channel but a new water every instant. The rays of happiness, like those of light, are colorless when unbroken. For all that has been: thanks. For all that will be: yes! Patricia E. Nolan Patti hey, but you donft know how crazy l'm going remember summer '71 school night meetings, B.K.'s triumph... prizesC.V. won't forget 1!l!71 hey greek, not too scared at C.P. admires best friends memories: sophmore hop, ir. prom co-captain twirlers fieldhockey track basketball tierras. Constance Norkin Connie The hills and the sea and the earth dance, The world of man dances in laughter and tears Yearbook photography and art staffs Chess Club Ski Club lf your friends are there, then everythings all right -Elton john. Kim Nuro Ioanne Ockasi lo known for smiling prizes her stuffed animals admires her parents enjoys twirling and tennis excitement is a football game frustration is being shy will never forget Homecoming 1970 happi- ness is friends. Kevin O'Connell K.O. R.O. favorite formula ClzKOs Bishops, Key Club Var- sity wrestling, Varstiy tennis mis- ery is getting to linwoods in the weight room later!!! i Maisy' Iudythe Odle I wanted only to try and live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very diHicult? 'Ql! W'7 Glenn L. Oesterle Prizes his Honda 450 known for winning big bets from B.P. past' time: drinking slurpees future in- cludes college. Gene Ofiero Geno shut up, man! love to go surfing in Hawaii will always remember the summer of '71 prizes his HD. admires his parents! Deans, IV and Varsity Football college in Florida next. J Karen O'Grady Karen always saying That's your problem . .. will never forget 8!28!7O It depresses her when people won't accept her for what she is lf you can't be what you are don't be any- thing admires people who show they care will never forget Stam- ford High some day she would like to find true happiness. Margaret O'Grady Virginia Olson Ginger Baker known for loud mouth and being crazy would like to be anywhere else but here in Stamford hates having a bummer time known for wearing jeans and moccasins . .. Like to change the world Peace. Debra Pacelli Debi that's doubtful l'm not getting bent out of shape! Billy bad..WHO!? a hopeless romantic loves to go for long walks and dream loves life, people and Kevin often found at Cheri's future includes a career as an airline stewar- dess. Mary Papagelis Mary happiness is being an Amer- ican will always remember the summer in Greece enjoys art, sports pep committee Knight Life editor student council Yearbook Staff A.A. Agent college next in silence we must wrap much of our life, because it is too fine for speech, because also we cannot explain it to others, and be- cause somewhat we cannot yet un- derstand Emerson. 4 V. navlt j-ffef' V, .:,l..., , f it! . . f M 2 1 W LM' L sf 17 wg M, . .,f,, .. ,, f,, x Q W ,.. 9 x fr ,g,,, 1 wifi 'M nu! A. if -J' W-wf..,d 'ki Vincent Oliver Vincent Known as Sweet Candies Yam East Side Teen Council Varsity Football Hobbies are gets ting Blizt Let's get Blizt Miz future plans include college at Gram- bling. Kathy O'Neill Kat loves her dog and her orange cat My road calls me, lures me, west, east, south, and north, Most roads lead men homewards My road leads me forth, To add more miles to the tally of gray miles left behind, ln quest of that one beauty, Gad put me here to find. Bruce Padersky Terrence Papazidis Ralph Pape Michael G. Parent Mike will always remember Oct. 12 wha? unbelievable happi- ness is getting out on time intra- mural volleyball has no future plans whatever happens, happens will always remember Mr. Mc- Williams class. Iohn Pasquini lohn-hopes to someday own a castle high in the Apennines-will never forget his ltalian sojourn- Our ten- derest joys oblige us most -loves to travel and is fascinated by exotic faces and lands-climb the mountain, but don't look down- Prometheus bound -will always remember the friends he has made-tennis team- hopes to further education. Rose Marie Patterson The morality of an action depends upon the motive from which it springs l will never forget the day when l came to America admires Mrs, Morgan prizes her mother Soph. 8: lr. Sargeant of Color Guard French Club, Spanish Club, Office Helper would like to be the first woman on the moon college next with a major in therapy. lewel Pappas Greek right prizes her munchkin would like to be the first female to go to the moon known for her doing her shorthand in every class hates phony people most admires her parents likes anything to do with housekeeping future plans are marriage and sec. work. Cheryl I. Parsons Cheri .... referee fights much? .,.. likes to go to themuseum on rainy days ,... if you're lost, don't ask me for directions .... cherishes her friends .... will never forget frustra- tions of Homecoming '71 ..,. one of few who knows Billy's identity . future is a career in medicine. Joann Passero IoAnn Constantly looking up- don't forget l'm only 5' 1 dancing, reading Shakespeare Tell me not for I have heard it all. Here's much to do with hate but not more with love long rides on country roads, fallen leaves, white fresh snow, the long nights of winter . .. playing tennis on hot summer days walking through the corridors of SHS training to be a nurse taking care of others constantly thinking of a trip to Puerto Rico. Ellen Peck Long, long afterward, in an oak l found the arrow, still unbroke, And the song, from beginning to end, I found again in the heart of a friend. 231 Iulius Pempleton Daniel H. Perlstein 'Camarades, la revolution est le fait des poetesf' Richard Petrucci admires Ayn Rand Wrestling Source Library Student Panel col- lege, then a career in politics. Ioan D. Philpot Ioanie . .. Prospective future in theater Sat. Acting Classes, apprenticeship at K'Port Playhouse, Me., Call on Dolly , Susanna Lou?, Rimer's of Eldrige, Damn Yankees, lnexperi- enced Ghost Progressive Educa- tion, Rudaf Steiner Edgar Cayce, Virginia Beach, Va, Ioni Mitchell Sensitive. Nubia Pena Emil Petro joseph Philips I0-Ann Pietka jo Have a nice day known for being short would like to see all people united happiness is helping people prizes her family, friends and car We must march to the beat of a different drum Yearbook advertising statt future plans include college and becoming a social worker. Gii Don't sa it! ...admires honest Alfred Pinto Butch going on to college ad- mires Ioe Namath. Anne Plant Whatever road I take, the guiding star is within me, the guiding star and Patrick Pirro Herbert Prince What you see, is what you get likes football, fast cars, and girl the loadstone which point the way. They point in just one direction. They point to me. -Ayn Rand Iudith Ann Prince fi' ff' M1 7 Ni X vtxt. ,X C . Ann Wherever you are, there you are What you see is what you're t off what not going to get Don't pu you can do today till tomorrow, be- cause tomorrow may never come Wishes all the Seniors of '72 the best of luck in the years to come future plans include Nursing or Business School. C. Cecilia Queeney the road that ran from the edge of her forest gleamed like water, but when she stepped out onto it, away from the trees, she felt how hard it was, and how long. She almost turned back then but instead she took a deep breath of the woods air that still drifted to her, and held it in her mouth like a flower, as long as she could. watching. Paul V. Pusateri Y people prizes his '63 buick frustration is putting a third trans- mission in your car would like a challenger RT enjoys bowling, baseball, pool, cars and volleyball ski club, AA. officer, intramural vol- leyball future plans include col- lege. William Ramon Flaco known as Pele for the hat trick in soccer his future will be as it comes would like to be a professional soccer player. Cfwww Walter Racile lane Ravielli Liditz laRosa doornbatzia Ravidee O'Brien Mahoney Smith prizes a 5'11 smile button . .. will never forget Buddy Beachcomber C.AC,Ymr- book, member of the zoo l have three chairs in my house: one for solitude, two for friendship, three for company career in art next. Anne Marie Reardon Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry l could not travel both And be one traveler, long l stood And looked down one as far as l could To where it bent in the undergrowth, Two roads diverged in a wood, and 1- l took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Nancy Reilly Nancy classical league MGR'S. ' , 'if V595 ' . las? Cynthia Marie Reynaud Cindy Are you mad? known for driving a Charger and selling candy at the Palace Theater prizes a white jaguar with yellow lights admires her family happiness is being with Chris friendship is Roe May 21, 1971 will always re- member Friday nights and Shippan You got me going in circles! future plans include college. 'fha' Thomas Ricceli Tom that's too bad known for his orange cars Hates plastic people Loves Life traveling bowling baseball skiing, Dale Reding Happiness is knowing you have enough brains to leave high school and go on to college. Martha Rich My brothers, seek counsel of one another, for therein lies the way out of error and futile repentance. The wisdom of the many is your shield against tyranny. For when we turn to one another for counsel we reduce the number of our enemies. -Kahlil Gibran 51282. , ft. Peter Richar Pete Honest discouragement is starting a bowling year with a 112 average will always remember the one o'c1ock dismissal happiness is reading a dance notice chess club bowling prizes his drivers li- cense will remember the cove road bus ride home every day enioys football, tennis, ping pong, swim- ming, bowling, and chess college next. , V, j ,,,,,, J,- fren Barbara Ricketts Curtis Riley Liga Rimland K vgffwwt 'fr Wilfred Ritchie Bill Right Only the begin- ning Summer of '71 Don't start Bubble gum? You really don't appreciate something you have until you lose it Where's the party? Homecoming '70 frus- tration is ITB. and jelly Vars. Golf, Hockey Deans Key Club to live is to have excitement. 5' Way, Carol Ritz Brenda Rivers T-Bone Where did our love go all right now would love to own a Camaro I admire Torrez and my family future includes secretarial training would like to take a long vacation to the Virgin Islands en- joys volleyball basketball hock- ey and soul music. Ioseph Roberson Ioe doing the do loves bas- ketball, girls, cars admires Mr. Carpenteri and his mustache will always remember Mrs. Baldwin's class of '69 future plans are to go to Norwalk Tech. KW Rebecca Roberts Becky prizes vocabulary book, sewing machine future plans- college, law lf it's right for me and only if it's right for me. admires mother's stability desires big beautiful Victorian type house overlooking the sea intends to work for my people to pull us to the top class representative. Cynthia Robison Cin best known for being from California loves a good time prizes her cougar P.F. Siguaras will always remember the football games will never forget her true friends treasures her memories of the mooch One must not tie a ship to a single anchor, nor life to a single hope. Isidoro Rocchio Rocky Likes girls, boxing and food Most prized possessions are his boxing shoes, trunks, and gloves Will always remember the fun he had in Mr. Sherman'-3 class Wants to become a fighter. Elaine Rose Yesterday is but a dream and tomor- row is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Deborah A. Robie Debbie Really? happiness is being with someone who cares admires Mr. C. Pike and Mr. C. Ma- honey will always remember No- vember 16, 1969. Prank Rocca Frank has enjoyed the two years he's been at SHS college next with a major in the sciences sports intramurals math club science club life is only what you make it. Elsie Rodriquez Elsie enjoys nurse's aid will always remember Mrs. Baldwin proud of parents will never forget lose Colon favorite song: lt takes Time best friend is Lilia favor- ite color is pink. David Ross Rossmon how are ya? hates zits but I was screened varsity Soccer intramurals Pep club key club but Dad only 12 people came! do what you like would like to travel across country college next. Anne Rugg Mind set free in Dharma-realm, I sit at the moon-filled window Watching the mountains with my ears, Hearing the stream with open eyes. Each molecule preaches perfect law, Each moment chants true sutra: The most fleeting thought is timeless, A single hair's enough to stir the sea, Dave Rutherford Varsity soccer Junior Varsity and Varsity Baseball Pep Club prizes his cross college next live to love and you'll love to live. Susan R. Sabato Sue Hey, Guess what? will always remember the fun times at Shippan November IO, 1970 S.A. prizes her family and friends known for being short bugged by curfew misery is not having your own phone would like to see everyone happy Italian Club, Pep Club, Orfellos Secretarial work next. Sandra Sabia Sandy look out! will never forget summer of '71 got the greatest parents in the world enjoys being happy with people hates pity loves bike riding admires Kahlil Gibran Alpha-omegas and let the today embrace the past with re- membrance and the future with longing. Elsa Ruiz Elsy you're kidding me that's nice! prizes her ring will re- member 4!1!7O and ir. prom with Stanley wants to join the Air Lines disappointment is getting up in the morning Poland is the place of her dreams Air Lines School next. Stan Rysz Stash so what! will never forget the Ir. Prom admires Mr. Burkhardt . ,. disappointment is being late to school can't wait for the weekends wants a comfortable life career in drafting. Linda Sabia Time it was And what a time it was lt was A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago It must be I have a photograph Preserve your memories They're all that's left you. Debra Sackett Deb Known for talking, smiling, and laughing constantly ... Will never forget selling confetti at football games and ending up with half of it in her hair Admires her parents, Prizes her friends True enjoyment is life itself Pep Club, Soph. and Ir. Class Rep., Sr. Class Secretary College next. 509' awww. QU' be W-W Mario Salvatore Mar Unreal! Hockey club Italian Club ski club A.A. agent will never forget Pound Ridge future includes a career in computer programming Patricia A. Sandlock Pat Hey toots! Bubsy! enjoys skiing and money will always remember how short DD. looked next to her will always remember BB. A.A. Agent At- tendence office staff Pep Club Ski Club Future plans include business school. 487+ Tony Sanchez Brenda Sanders Bren lt's all right loves snow skiing in the north and surfing in the south would like to be in Hawaii will never forget Iuly 2, 1971 disappointment is getting up in the morning fun is being at Candle- wood Lake Enjoys art love is giving with all your heart. lfavl' Nestor Sanguinetti Nestor... I'm only kidding Prom skip day frustration is losing never forget Ray B. you tur- keyf' would like to travel around the world soccer track capt. of the wrestling team Deans future includes college. if aav ,' Ioyce Santagata Ioyce You're gonna get it known for being late happiness is being will A.l.. will never forget ratbody great friends junior prom admires her parents cer- tain cousin excitement is the weekend frustration is failing no- tices memories of junior year Sept. 14 l've gone so far, experi- enced so much, but, l still haven't done anything yet. Linda Sanders This is my letter to the World That never wrote to Me- The simple news that Nature told- With tender majesty Her message is committed To Hands and cannot see for love of Her-Sweet-countrymen Iudge tenderly-of Me Nancy Sarama So anyway we were all standing around admiring the new baby and then the roorn got very quiet and my father said, 'Don't worry, her egg- head will shape out.' Iames Sarantos lim middle name is frustration will remember Tony 8: Lynn, Cliff 8: Gloria prizes his Raquel posters would like a 396 Chevelle inter- ested in music proud to have Italian in him excitement is the parking lot on Saturday nights won't forget the Glenbrook Crowd plans are to join the marines. f ei Za Z Susan Marie Schroeder Sue it's getting better all the time frustration is the High Ridge bus library club regional director Nutmeg O20 Classical league English tutor . .. will always remember O-Adv. Math, homeroom and Mr. Loughramos puns college next. Agnes Ann Scalero Aggie tChiquitta Ill admires her parents worships brother, niece, sister-in-law prizes Guido honors grandmother wishes ev- erybody could be happy will re- member her great friends in Alpha Omegas known for being under- standing soph. class rep Ir. and Sr. alternate . .. Pep Club ...basketball softball career as baby nurse. he joel Scheraga Iolly Ioel Ad Astra Per Aspera National Honor Society Debat- ing Society Univ. of Hartford Forensics Award Dartmouth De- bating Award Computer Program- ming Teacher's Aid Pres. Chess Club Pres. Russian Club Eco. Analysis Group N.Y.U. Sc Beatman Programs NEDT Award Har- vard Book Award College Next. , ,fn - 4, Bob Schrull Bob... Hey sweetie, how's it going? Red, white and blue hates con- formity Digs sleeping out future plans include college and a trip across country. KW Richard Scofield Incredible would rather sail than do anything else known for op- timism and ten speed bike If you can't laugh at yourself, you have no right to laugh at others Intramu- rals college in Maine. 144' Larry Schmidt Lurch I don't know prizes his Volkswagen would love to be skiing in Colorado will always remember II forget whatlj IV, var- sity football varsity track Bish- ops... ski club S. Club HONEY BUNNY in art, 'Wa -f. s Lilia Segovia Shorty Admires her parents prizes George known for being short enjoys football and basket- ball wishes for world peace spanish club pep club career as a sec. loves Santana. 239 Diane Sentementes NEDT Award .... Soph. Rep .... Ir. Alt. Student Council .... Pep Com- mittee .,.. Softball .... Track .... Vertigo .... SHS Newsnotes ,,.. Knightlife Newspaper Flashback Art, Literary, Advertising Troupe 3068 Rec. Sec .... will remember Soph. retreat, design- ing class banner, and painting signs ,... The cup of life is not so shallow that we have drained the best College next and career in journalism. Marion Sistito Mar Smile Known for con- stantyaking and unusual laugh ... will never forget the Alpha-Omegas Loves and admires I. S. 'Q 3!21!7O Loves life and all people Hates rainy weather and fuzzy hair Would prize her own car if she could ever have one! Soph. V. Pres. Ir., Sr. Class Rep. Ir. Prom Decora- tion Chairman . .. Future plans include college and marriage. Dermis Shaw Denny quiet but concerned success should be measured not so much by the position which one has attained but by the obstacles which he overcame while trying to succeed a career in drafting or teaching college or the US. Air Force next I. V. and Varsity Soccer. Elizabeth Shearer 240 Iill Sentementes Cumby l'll slap your face will always remember summer of '70 and junior prom planet zoom-zoom 3Vz yrs. with M.R.??? best known for being crazy frustration is being hassled concerts and apple wine pshaw, pshaw louie L. T. the ducks and charlie 5!22fo9. Robert A. Sharp Bob. lt'll happenw. Best described as crazy but happy. Looks forward to the next big hurricane. Happy to be free. Likes skiing, eating and sleeping while it's raining. Admires Rev. Or- ville Black. Ir. Class Pres., Key Club sec., Pres. Student Advisory Board, Student Liaison Comm., NEDT award, Vars. Cross Country, Weight- lifting, bishops. College with a pro- fession in engineering or law. Ronna Shaw O to make most iubilant song! Full of music-full of manhood, woman- hood, infancy. Full of common em- ployments-full of grain and trees. Glen Sheeran GLEN will never forget l. MCW English class . .. will always remember the hallways at S. H. S. excitement is the last day of school frustration is 8: 10 in the morning hates to see sad people loves to meet new and different kinds of people hates to sit and listen to teachers member of the DEANS. Fayth Shortelle Shortie . .. doesn't want to see the year end will always cherish her mem- ories of N.S. will never forget the Ir. Prom, 3!26!71, and Vermont track, IV field hockey college next. Linda Simpson Iames Skelton Red .... Track, lndoor Track, and Cross Country fobviously a maso- chistj YAP, National Honor Society. Now bid me run, and l will strive with things impossible. Peter Slavin Pistol Pete will always remember the snowball fights during the fire- drills and bomb scares prizes his '63 Chevy convertible that leaks intramural football, softball and vol- leyball l.V. baseball varsity basketball future plans include college. im .. Wm' ,l ff... .Q,,,,..e Z 3, ls. fi JL., fi. X Iyl Simonsen Iillie .... Flaminea .... Aries .... subtle I'm game finds no excuse for hate .... Wishes people would stop asking Where's lack? Enjoys playing guitar, writing, pho- tography, tennis .... C.C.D., Youth in Search .... Orfellas V.P ..,.. Senior Class Rep. .... Newspaper Love possesses not nor would it be pos- sessed, for love is sufficient unto love. Study in elementary education next. Charles Sivertsen Charlie wild imagination loves New England in Autumn, watching old Laurel and Hardy movies and writing . ,. Always have a sound base of fact and logic for your opinions, else they will not stand. If one doesn't speak nor stand for them, he is both weak and timid. College and a career in broadcasting next. Ellen Skornik Meaning with no beginnings Time without an end People with hearts, but no feelings My feeling will not bend. Debbie Slobodzinski Slob 8!22!7O won't forget the summer of '70 Chopin, and the Moody Blues a love for people and the beauty in life will always re- member A-O times treasures Bar- ney and her piano l-l.I.B. she will always smile and laugh as she likes seeing others smiling and happy a career in medicine next. wg , 'UQ ' 'Wim ' I f f ff WW ff' N H147 7 f i vvll V 'VVAAV' v:- , ,yx Vvvlz 1 ' I ,., , .. 'Zyl J Thomas Slocum TOM: Prizes his '55 Plymouth. Enjoys golf, bowling, fishing, base- ball. Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life Frustration is a rainy weekend, Spectrum staff, intramural softball. College next. Iesse Smith They call me Sweet Smith . My favorite remark is are you out of your mind? I am best known for rapping. l'd like to play basketball in college. I want my own car. I prize my grandmother. I will always re- member coach l-Iagan and coach Vr- tiak. In the class of '71 my buddy was Arnie Dixon. Ron Solomon Big R What's Happenin' loved his 1964 Studebaker . .. admires his parents Basketball, Soccer, Key Club Would love to fly around the world in a Zeppelin Loves Life. Denise S. Springer Dainty Denise dances a soft shoe to Tea for Two on the Kazoo The reason why the joker is dealt out of the game before it starts is because no one takes him seriously Will never forget that the old, deaf, mute, sat on the bench and watched the other people pass him by Laughs and Smiles Todd Mahoney Iocelyne Smith Will never forget SHS and all of the teachers, but particulary Mrs. A. Morris and Miss Kelly best known for being quiet frustration is to eat in the cafeteria also won't forget her gym locker she has to open with a spoon would like to go to Paris French Club plans include col- lege next. Iames Spiller jim .... knock yourself out! .... will always remember 5!23!69 and 1O! 2.4! 70 .... would love to be skiing in Colorado .... will never forget the trips to Vermont with the guys ..., IV and Varsity Football .... Bishops Ski Club college next. Geraldine Springer Gerri Will always remember the summer of '70 in the park A. S. August 13, 1970 prizes her love and stuffed animals Future plans include happiness and a nursing ca- reer. f 4 A fifth 'aw,,,, as M 5' , fir, Andrea Stafford Plans to make music her career admires her flute teacher enjoys being out of doors in a field or by a barn Loves that Bob will remember the navy satisfaction is learning a piece and playing it well hopes to go to college. Mark Stannage Eric Steinberg Philip Steinberg Phil varsity football, track col- lege next, Edwina Standard Wina those who see don't say, those who say don't see Color Guard Captain, A Capella Choir sec- retary, the Soul Stepers, Sickle Cell Anemia frustration-people who always find fault in others, but never find it in themselves excite- ment-being with people Anthony Starege Brother T likes quiet, attractive, intelligent girls will always re- member C.l.,l. prizes his mother wishes to be in Iamaica Spanish Club Soccer, lean Ellen Steinberg lean really best known for being small will always remember 4:00 a.m. at the haunted house treasures her true friends frustra- tion is a boring weekend would like to have a Mercedes-Benz bugged by insincere people ski trip DQ. be an individual, but among others AA agent, pep club, ski club student council 8: class rep. future includes college 8: travell- ing. Denise R. Stephens Pun is no more interesting than trou- ble-but l'd rather have it! What you see is what you get! loves gum Future plans-History teacher or nursing school. 6 fy 'mea Q, ff Gayle Sternfeld The uncountable number of uni- verses ln a drop of dew on the thin hair of an animal, Three thousands words like a bubble in the ocean, The pupils of insects existing on the eye- lashes of the mosquito Never stop their play with the world. Patti Stewart Shirley Stevens face piles and piles of trials with smiles it riles them to believe that we perceive the web they weave and keep on thinking free 4455 T' Yoni Stevens Yoni The Bronx, Stamford, lsrael people, friends, a Big Bird. l-lurt, happiness. ABRAXAS rain, sun' sets, smiles, stars the Repertory Theater, VVater brother, sister. All You Need ls l.ove. l run too fast, l sometimes trip and fall on my face tbut l like the feel of rnudj. Life-a tear and a smile forever to share Linda Stewart Bristol Stickney Brouhaha? Bikes to Maine Volkswagen to lllinois train to N.Y.C. Hunter Mt, with PRD, ATS. Band Basedrum Kayak Skis Bicycle. Linda Stolfi Linda Wow, what a dragn .. treasures Dip horseback riding waterskiing sec. for Deca ll Misery is having to buy another pair of car booties Will always treasure the memories of her friends and her horses secretarial work next. Kathryn Stone Kathy right when a girl from N.Y. comes to Conn, and makes a lot of friends everything is a lot better when you have friends everything is all riht. Margaret Strosahl Meg-Megget-Meglet known for being straight forward, but recognizes when to keep her mouth shut . .. loves New England, long walks on deserted roads, summer thunder storms prizes her home, friends, dulcimer, Saint-Bernard-Sam prefers to listen to life future plans include Europe working in an art field. Tracy Strousse Prizes her true friends and her good life admires sincere and honest people What greater wisdom is there than kindness? Sr. class Ski Club . .. YEARBOOK Classical League Siguaras. .321 Anthony A. Suttile lr. Tony Best known as Cuz can always be found at The Farm Shop Pres.-DECA l Kr ll, Sec,- Treas.-State DECA, LV. football, Band Enjoys all sports 8: girls Will never forget March 23, 1971. What was her name? Known for driving his o-1 Chevelle lNill never forget S.H.S. Future plans undecided, but would like to travel. Gerald Svedlow Ierry Sved will always re- member those morning swim prac- tices don't depend on past accom- plishments . .. varsity football . .. swim team captain j.v. baseball intra- murals... Varsity 5 Club Key Club NEDT Award college next. William Suddeth Thomas Suden Robert Alan Swanson BOB: Plays guitar, digs Eric Clapton, and all types of music. Wants most to have a Sportster, and a Telecaster. Future plans include college, Califor- nia, and Canada. Qrv' David Symons Richard Talcott Admires Bill Buckley and Spiro Agnew ls known for his wierdness will never forget Math class with Mr. Fischer happiness is knowing something your teacher doesn't enjoys writing a term paper on ten lines at midnight the night before it's due thinks that the computer kept his sanity during '71 and '72. Victoria L. Telesco Vicki known for saying too much when she shouldn't and not enough when she should Ir. Class Rep. Attendance Staff NEDT Award Merit Letter of Commendation Yearbook Interact Philias Trea. Possessa mad passion for brownies College next. Raymond T. Tompkins ray will remember football games intramurals won't ever forget roger ramjet nedt award merit letter of commendation college next. Daniel Troy 'Dan the man Beware of the Greek...lVl,l. ,... 5!2Zf71...12!27!54 .. Don't say youfre sorry O.K. l won't Would gladly die if he had no choice Do birds fly? Varsity Wrestling football mgr Deans .. ski club future includes college. 'Huff pings Awe' David Tartell Dave belongs to the Dukes ., played Varsity football in junior year Duke football in senior year en' joyed Duke football best. Margaret Thursland Michael Tosches Life is to live and enjoy to the ful- lest A friend to many, an enemy to none always cheerful future plans include college. Clem Turpin Wayne Twomey Watch it will always remember Mr. Booker's soccer practices Tombs ... Interact... Vars. Soccer and Track Class representative fu- ture plans include college. joe Urso Partial to music-drums, lew's Harp. f Anything that l can hit with two sticksmj. A notorious driver, Strangely optimistic. f To be human is not a fact, but a tasknl, Always a DUKE at heart. C'They said it couldn't be done-October Metamorphosnj, Former BesBop-Easy to get along with. f l'd rather snickerthan srnilenj. Elizabeth Ann Vaccaro Betty Ann l'll do it best known for being crazy frustration is not knowing what to put in the yearbook will always remember june 24 marriage next. Richard Valenzon 'QV sang f2i5g:+ a T ' 'Vita f ftjggfmktt a' M'2Vf3f?fQ .,, nzzw ,'f2Ma+4f W? Mmm, .nf MMY-M 'io' rm, We fw,1-r 4?'f lay Tyler Susan Usher Ush Don't worry about it weekends at lo's Friday night psyche sessions pumpkin of the week prizes her friends will always remember those Texas boys cheerleading for a lil football team Varsity Cheerleading Sigmas Pep Club College next. Donna Vaccaro donna ice skating, swimming, bowling will always remember all the fire drills in tenth grade long island would like to ride a horse on a deserted beach frustration is having your film exposed in pho- tography excitement is seeinga live television show happiness is the virgin islands future plans include college. Gilbert H. Vanderwerkin GIBBY- VVhat's happeningug would love to have a 1949 M.C,.g prizes motorcycle, feeling of freeclomg enjoys skiing, tennisg has little shad- owsg hates snobby people, and loud noisesg always remember 1-1-715 prizes his p.n, Sophmore hopg Cross-country, ski club, Dukes. 053' Eduard C. Van Donkelaar Ed .... get back .... known as Quasimodo .... Interact Club .,.. will always remember Mr. Vrtiak .... football, softball, and bowling intra- murals .... admires F.D.R. .... future plans include college. Iill Van Hoogenstyn Will remember Mr. Carlson Black Veil ET. to be in Ocean Park, Maine i.v. field hockey softball representative yearbook staff. William Vanech Astrid Velasquez Astrid ..,. peace .... enjoys swim- ming and dancing .... would like to be a psychologist ..., future plans include a trip to Europe and college. Maria Velasquez Mark Vignola Steven Vodola Hit the skids .,,. will always re- member Mr. Sherman's study ..., fun is getting drunk on Saturday nights . . . . Intramural football, baseball, basketball, bowling ,... Golf Team, Key Club ..., future plans include college. Raymond Vogt Oil f 1 ,W Leslie Wainger And Once More For Poslcrity One time l dreamed that I was track-tied Nell and you were Simon Legree and the 7:11 was right on time. - -by Myselt lim Walker Jaime .... yeah, you'll get it! will never forget the fantastic week- ends in Vermont .... most prizes his Fat Albert Surfboard .... enjoys all sports, especially snow and water skiing .... Class Representative .... Hockey Club .... FFA ..., UMYF. Carolyn Ward The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But l have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before l sleepf Robert M. Weaver Nicknames: Bob, Weav. Ioan Waldron Yes, sir, here she comes, the girl who is known for her sweet personality nicknamed Smilie Adores Mrs. Troy and Mr. Mahoney .... Frustration is getting to gym on time. Favorite subjects: Spanish and Nurse's Aide .,.. prizes her mother. Would like to be a registered nurse Lee Walker Will always remember SHS .... 3 yrs. varsity gymnastics .... future plans include college .... prizes his can of Budweiser. Bill Watrous Bill Take a break, will always remember when SHS beat New Can- aan High in football future plans may include college disappoint- ment is having the same homeroom teacher 3 yrs, in a row. Elise Webster The universe resounds with the joyful cry, lam, X F T at fl aj, , Q .1 WWW' gi calf' Steven Weil Steve Loyalty goes to the Dukes Captain of the Hockey team. Always looking for a good time. Steven Weingoz Wendy Weiss Wen Talking on the phone driving cherishes her phone and her record player May 21, 1971 Pete and Sarah Gy Vey!! future plans include college and a trip to Europe. Cary White Co-captain and 3 years varsity bas- ketball letterman 3 years varsity cross-country Varsity Club Key Club future plans include college. 'fis-AU' Iudy White ludy FO,-PO. Excitement is going into B Sn C1 Prizes a pair of track shoes, jeans and a blue coat. Frustration is trying to sleep when people keep calling you. Happiness is laminated shims. Will always re- member the Star Spangled Banner Meet me at the Farm Shop. ..: -X101 Donald Wiegand lnternational Thespian Society When l get out ot this place, I think l'll go home and listen to my Wagner records. Bernard Weston My favorite poem is Peace. P is tor the privilege of loving and the privi- lege of being loved, E is for the ease it gives the soul and mind, A is tor the answer in your search to find yourselt, C is the calm you teel is you like what you find, E is everlast- ing. 1 i A f f- . 1 2 , W W' ' ff-T H . , ... .- A -V, Solus Williams ' 2 Dave Williamson lnteract Pres Honor Society All-State Swimmer Most Valuable Swimmer co-captain swim team My spirit within me Drives me seaward to sail the deep The Switunfr, Amy Wilson Daisy Watch out thin line between love and hate will re- member my sophomore year dis- appointed by not being on time Quiet hates loud-inouthed people would like to have a country squire station wagon admires family remembers summer of '67 Base- ball, hockey, home economics Future includes secretarial school. ff? Fred Yawnick fred hey sparky known for always playing around with his resise tors and condensers has worked with abraxas theatre as lighting and sound director, wstc, regal tv, stage door fred's audio, spratt music, theatre arts productions, pink tent festival future plans include college and building a recording studio and radio station. Velma Young Sister Love Best known for talk- ing and laughing So Hobbies are sewing, cooking and dancing Would like to rid the world of all the harmful drugs and conceited people Admires Tito of the jackson Five and her mother when she's in a good mood ls going to miss SHS Future plans includes attending a business school Loves to receive phone calls l'm black and l'm proud. Diane Wilson Dee likes swimming, sewing and reading admires Mr, Lynch and Mr, Walsh likes to be alone wishes to go on a European tour wants to own a Mach l Continental prizes her mother Don't waste time-work, a moment is gone forev- er' '... plans to become a stenographer Business School next, David Lee Winston Dabit up and atom Happiness is down and around in the subways of New York Misery is jumping in a lake with rocks in your pockets plans to become a Draftsman or wood craft man. Marianne Yurkas Loves to joke ... will always re- member The Boss , The Tank, and The floats favorite saying- must be the shoes Alpha Omegas, class rep, bowling team, pep club, ski club future plans include collee, travel, and a yellow Corvette . ,. Your friend is your needs answered. Kahlil Gibran fe it ,,,, 2, ct' ' Rosanne Zaccagnino Ro Things are tough all over Happiness is a '72 Duster 340 GO. Will never forget the Babe Ruth Baseball Tournament cherishes those 15 minute breaks at First Na- tional prizes her Italian heritage Varsity Tennis, ltalian Club future in Phys. Ed. and language teaching. 1100 ifhiu-f' Dale Zionchek Patricia Bernier Helen Evanchik Pauline Kakunes BV 'VN ,f Steven Zorzos Will always remember American Studies, A.P. Chemistry, Interact, N,H.S., SHS News Notes, the football and basketball games, and all of my hundreds of friends Iames Bray Nancy Golembroski Michael Maguire Shawn Canavan Marjorie Miller Dana Whimey Valladoa Whitney despises phony radicals wants to sail around the world on a 30 ft. sloop wishes Stamford the best of luck, 539 David Klang David Neil Schaffer Someone once wrote in my yearbook: To someone who has helped throw some boulders in a glass institution. I can ask no higher tribute than to be remembered for any aid l may have given the rise of entropy. To Aimee, Elise, David, Andy, Bethe, Carol, Little Bunny, Holly, Malone, lnky, THE PAPER, Mr. Vincent, et al. With love. 0111213 50 A52-Jqmoj ,1 .-F '-s R4 in ,... ,... FT' r'1' F lssaup I 19114 JJ, aldoad sam? SH Amreaq DI SS9LIpLI I 15 SLI O SLI ml U1 UE' Ienb F-1- K4 swf Y' .1 , .A . Sa S Q x 5. EQ S Q y S Darling family Villa Restaurant Main Street Stamford, Connecticut Your host Robert Darling Darling's Cafe 69 West Broad Street Stamford, Connecticut Your hosts Bill and john Darling ,: lg ., . , .- . 1, .A , WY Um DAIRY QUEEN L x. Lf - Q , rv J -fi.: .1 I lx ' . 1 , Q 'e 1,-, ry- x ,S ' A-, .ks X-,vx : f. X figm iagg f Vi-L . .ff ll We lfllwl5IH5I!l 'EfE'Wl 159' I 1 L 'f' 'F iq sa, ' ' f w 'lp 4 'if 3131 ': f I f, kv: 0 :gf , an -.Ak M, Lv Y. ,, .I a ni 4 L- m E ' 1' W, 1, . 'i LJ II li 0 all X I A -1-Plz SERPE BROTHERS . - 0 I I Q U Bess Eaton Do-Nuts Rgaai. P1 WK T2 52 .. , 't ights I H - lllw r -mf nrrluw ne rom in of 5, O -ui x QQ' L' -l.--' 15 f 9 203155 A w F ' g Nl -. 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It works to stay in the forefront of its field and to give its customers good products. fairly priced. lt provides stockholders with a fair return on their investment-and its employees with fair pay. job security. and a chance to grow with the company. NVhen these requirements are inet, what then? The good employer knows how heavily the suc- cess of a business depends on huinan energy, skills and ideas. Because he values what the individual can give, he will expect the very best from him. And, most times, get it. The good employer knows an employee works best when his job is a satisfying part of his life- :H LE a F An Equal opportunity Empioyer Pitney Bowes the vehicle through which he makes his own unique contribution, Toward this end, the good employer will measure and apply the emplOyee's skills, train and develop him, inform him, help him secure his financial future, give him a voice and a stake in the life of the corporation. All through our history, we at Pitney Bowes have worked hard to be a good company and a good em- ployer. XVe rank our obligations to our employees alongside our obligations to customers, stockholders and the public. WH- were among the first industries to offer equal employment opportunities. YVe were pioneers in the employee benefits field with our profit sharing and retirement income plans. And we have channels for a free exchange of opinion and information between employees and management that. after many years. are still unmatched in Ameri- can industry. If our definition of a good employer matches your definition. keep us in mind when you plan your ca- reer. In the meantime. stop in to talk over oppor- tunities with our employment staff. Maybe we can help you shape your future-While you help us shape ours. U ii? 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