Stamford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stamford, CT)
- Class of 1981
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Ulqeg Event un in nnmquer the fnnrlhl '-:F Snlqularra-3 X f 5 I 1 I Y hx Xl jf X fa? hministratinn TO THE GRADUATES OF 1981: There is a statement over the outer doors of the auditorium of your alma mater - Stamford High School: The youth of a nation are the trustees of prosperity. As graduates of Stamford High School you have not only the task but the obligation to continue to seize every opportunity to develop our potential to the fullest while you are in the spring of your life. Do not wait as Albert Camus did to find your invincible summer within yourself in the midst ofwinter. Your invincible summer is your integrity and courage nurtured by faith in yourselves to master your own destiny. Remember, our posterity depends on your creative and prophetic responses to the demands of the future. Thelma King O O Anthony Markosky - Vice Principal 25 A ft' , , Lfiggfltlftf ' .- A' ' ' 5, , ,, , it 2. 1' Af Hr if J in 5' 'Y ' 'Y '+'m.k5W'. V ll-.., ' . 915231 'M 2512? ' new ' Walter O'Meara - Assistant Principal Bruce Tucci - Assistant Principal Ronald Parente Assistant Principal TB . Lf ., Q'1?2LEf 14-2 -V, , a Mfgw n ff 'G at it ' ,J 2 A W . M - ': -P4 if .,.' 1, 'f 1 25 1 dv 'P' .. 'Ea iv , W jg Dr. Thomas Reardon - Acting Superintendent Congratulations, Stamford High School Graduates! This is your day. You have worked and waited for graduation. Sometimes you have been frustrated and angry, and, at other times, you have felt enthusiastic and satisfied. These experiences are much like the experi- ences you will encounter in the world you are entering, and success in higher education and the work world requires the same characteristics you found necessary in achieving success at Stamford High School. Setting goals, both short term and long range, working towards these goals and knowing when to move on and reset goals is invaluable in living. Listening and hearing what people are saying puts you in the driver's seat. Knowing what others know and how they feel about what they know helps you deal with difficult situations. One last word, when in doubt, communicate. Com- munication is your single most powerful tool. Use it! Learn to use communication, both written and oral, to your advantage. Congratulations and the best of luck to each of you. Thomas F. Reardon, Ed.D. Board of Education. First row, Salvatore Signore, Sarah L. Silveira, Rodney Varney, Otto Calder. Second row: Dr. Anne S. Peskin, Adele B. Gordon, Gerald Pia, Anne McDonald, Ellen Camhi. , 1 9 ,Art Roger Preu Department Head, Studio Art, Independent Study, Drawing and Painting 1 Angela Allen American Foods, Food Service Patricia Archer Drawing and Painting 1, Sculpture, jewelry Ralph Anastasio Art Lab, Art Foundations, Drawing and Painting 1 Bessie Bradley Sewing, Fashion Club Holly Bowden Child Development, Preschool Lab, Relationships john Burkhardt Drafting 1,2,3 William Chiapetta Power Machanics, Auto 2, 3 Philip Dement Electronics 1,2,3 MaryAnn Grimaldi Art Lab, Yearbook, Ceramics, Special Ed. Art jean Hueg Foods 2, Family Meals, American Foods Patrick Kelly Metal 1,2,3 William Ingram Electric Mechanics 1,2,3 Seena Lowe Drafting 1, Art Foundations, Advertising and Designs Marc Lyons Wood 1,2,3 Alben Masciotti Graphic Arts1,2,3 ...,3-' 1 -r 'ili I 5 25' if fflihfri ig, , ., if ff ff W- ar 3if5 ':,iii5 3 ?f1liWl1', li , si . If avi! f t ,dj ,guy W We if fr n 1 4 Es! 2 I p ,L X I 6 qi, 1 46' ,ind in mage 9 1 df' fm Q I 'ft ' - JS..-v:'.'a fri Holly Bowden William Chiapetta jean Hueg William Ingram ' 3' Y if BL Roger Preu 20 Phil DeMent ia? Patricia Archer wi M MaryAnn Grimaldi Peter Rembetsy te. 'lv J w g is ,..., . XW.. ,Q 1.-X.-A kg Q. S, 7 SMX x 1 W is 'RL is K A john Burkhardt Marc Lyons Seena Lowe Angela Allen Ralph Anastasio LYl7fu,,. Albert Masciottl Bessie Bradley A Patrick Kelly Augustus Mecca 21 50 B0 Egusiness Albert Scher Department Head, Business Law, Remedial Typing Mary Cantow Typing I, Yearbook, Office Practice, Accounting 1, Data Processing Faith Friedman Typing 1, Accounting 1, Remedial Typing Ray Gag Typing 1,2, Personal Typing Thomas Glynn Fundamentals of Business, Accounting 1, Record Keeping Nicholas Lemone Record Keeping, Fundamentals of Business Howard Levy Deca 1,2, Deca Club Advisor Sheila Mingo Stenography, Typing 1 Sarah Mullen Stenography 1,2, Typing 1 Frank Pociadlo Data Processing, Accounting janet Skwiersky Clerical Training, Office Practice, Typing 2 5 lil 2, Class Advisor 12 Bruce Sylvester Business Math, Typing 1 Albert Scher Ray Gag 22 B 119 as em' 08808 DU C Gtfig Bruce Sylvester Sarah Mullen Mary Cantow Frank Pociadlo Howard Levy Sheila Mingo Q or o yyey y Nicholas Lemone 1anetSkwiersky 7 8 Faith Friedman 35435 92322 j2829 Thomas Glynn 23 7 I' I1 George McGovern Department Head, Highlights, Themes Steve Blackman English 10, 11, Highlights Marion Bradbury Independent Study, Survey, Career Communications Anne Brennan English as a Second Language Richard Bucciarelli English 9, 10, Speech Arne Carlson English 11 Wendy Carpenter Career Communications, English 10, Accents on Living james DeEeo English 9, 10, Wide World ol Sports Robin Denninger Highlights, EERA Remedial, Spanish janet Ehrenthal English 9, 10 Verna johnson English 10, 11 Fred Kelley American Studies, Y.E.T.P. 10, Sophomore Class Advisor Colleen Kenna English 9, Senior Class Advisor Richard Kubinec A,P. English, Survey, Yearbook Mary McLaughlin English 9, 10 jerry McWilliams English 11, Themes, Creative Writing, Vertigo Daniel Neylan English 9, 10, ii james Palley English 9, Round Table, journalism, Communications Marilyn Pierson Reading Lab john Scanlon Highlights, English 11, School Activities Linda Segreto English 9, 11, Development Reading, Sophomore Class Advisor Marguerite Warner Reading Lab Civita Wilcox Survey, English 10, Writers Workshop wwf George McGovern ---M, ,,,, - nw-1 J 1 -,f.- W -V f All '.. lOl'N1 5Caf1lOn Marion Bradbury 24 Arne Carlson l Fred Kelley fl 33? Q . f ,f ' li' f ylyeey 1 4 r A, egg l Anne Brennan 1 W Wendy Carpenter Robin Denninger Mary McLaughlin Colleen Kenna X 4:5 if l K 1 Daniel Neylan janet Ehrenthal Verna johnson 25 ff' 4 I gi Civita Wilcox Richard Kubinec Marguerite Warner Us me Marilyn Pierson Steven Blackman james DeFeo james Palley ik? Richard Bucciarelli Linda Segreto Jerry McVVilIiams 26 Mario Caminiti Maria Cahill languages E William Mara Department Head, Latin 1, 2, 3, Spanish 2 Aldo Biagiotti Italian 1, 1a, 3 and 4, Spanish 1 and 3 f Maria Cahill l French 1 and 2, Spanish 1a Mario Caminiti Italian 1 and 2, Spanish 1a, Spanish 2 Aurea Diaz Spanish 1b, 2 and 4, A.P. 5, Accel, 1 Annette Golenbock f French 1 and 3 S anish 2 and 3 Acc. 2 ll 4' f P U f ' ,.,,giQi Q Maryann Kardaris 4, , ,' 'fi '-952 ,jk 4 Spanish 1, 2, and 1a Ursula Sterling - German 1, 2, 3 and 4, French 1a, Junior Class Advisor . . Marjorie Wyzan Wllllam Mara Spanish 1, A.P. French 1,2 and 4, French 2 I K .azz Ursula Sterling Aldo Biagiotti ir ll 5 , Ji ' , .. Marjorie Wyzan Maryann Kardaris 27 Cguiilzrnne SHS has a staff of experienced counselors vvho are available to assist pupils in educational needs, voca- tional planning, and matters of personal and social concern. The guidance staff has performed many programs meeting the interest of all our students. The guidance area is an exciting and worthwhile area to visit for our SHS Students. Herman Alsvvanger - Department Head Robert Attanasio Kay Gorman Barbara Hurtado Frances Howes - Executive Internship V , li Mollie Simons Joseph DeRose ' ff 2 M K Rose 'Ann DeCamillo Rick Gianetti - School Psychologist .-' V5 ,- If ' xi. if , ,, A ,, , ,, Frances Griesing Charles Pike Vincent Cioeta H 4 ieiturg Edward Kovacs Department Head, independent Study, Economics joseph Carpentieri 'f Today's Society, Student Council Advisor Mildred Coffin Today's Society, United States History Georgeann Gibson American Studies, United States History Paul Lehman Modern World History joseph Lynch World History, Ancient Medieval, Today's Society Cornelius Mahoney United States History, Modern World History Rosalind Mainelli United States History, Modern World History Louis Morabito Afro American History, Ancient Medieval, United States History Donna Rabbit Advanced Placement European History, Lavv and justice, Modern World History Patrick Skruck Senior Seminar, Psychology Gary Swenson Modern World History james Terlizzo World History, United States History, Modern History Louis Vaccaro Ancient Medieval, World History Gilbert Vincent World History, Ancient Medieval - Olga Zukowsky World History, Modern World History, Ancient Medieval Edward K0V3C5 joseph Lynch Patrick Skruck Rosalind Mainelli Cornelius Mahoney Georgeann Gibson Gilbert Vincent 30 in f Olga Zukowsky 5 Louis Morabito joseph Carpentlerl .K ,Y Gary Swenson s ,fi Donna Rabbit Louis Vaccaro Paul Lehman 'W Mildred Coffin james Terlizzo he sith james Bellantoni Department Head, Algebra 2, Algebra 1A, Advanced Placement Calculus Dollie Bleuler Geometry, Algebra 1A, EERA, Advanced Math Dominick Cardillo Algebra 1A, High School Math, Intro Geometry lohn Cleary Algebra 1, Advanced Math, Intro Calculus, Algebra 2 Christine Evans Algebra 1B, Algebra 1, High School Math Louis Ferri Algebra 1A, High School Math 1, Class Advisor 9 Esther Flynn EERA Intro Geometry, Algebra 1B loan King YETP, Algebra 2, Senior Review Richard Martin Geometry, High School Math, Advanced Math EERA Joanne Newton Algebra 1A, 2, Advanced Math, Senior Review Antonio Petitti EERA, Intro Geometry, High School Math, Algebra 1B Debbie Schayes High School Math, Advanced Math, Algebra 2, Class Advisor lohn Tenca Algebra 2, EERA, Advanced Placement Calculus Frank Valenzisi High School Math 2, Geometry Frank Vigilante Algebra 1, High School Math 2, Algebra 1A Sandra Wiener Computer Programming, Independent Study lames Bellamonl W p i .A Esther Flynn Christine Evans Antonio Petitti 2 t fitaiiar .1 ,Q - ,,i 1 , iw r 1 , . ill' ' ' , iE , ' ,,.. g, - we l john Tenca loanne Newton Debra Ferri 32 fl' ii , .M ,X ,., -. loan King Frank Valenzisi Dollie Blueler Dominick Cardillo Louis Ferri Sandra Wiener john Cleary Frank Vigilante Richard Martin 33 X if si Y .xy : - fi: k ft V if GQ, I Eve Cholmar Head Librarian Emma Bastian Assistant Librarian Vivian Gluss Media Specialist Mar Lou Cuarnieri Mecha Center Aide Georg Palmgren Media Specialist Dolores Reed Media Center Aide Eve Cholmar 3 lg! 'fs l . Q so A si? Emma Bastian Vivian Gluss Marylou Guarnieri Dolores Reed Georg Palmgren 34 shin enter 26212:-3 Mr. Tucci, trouble shooter, Mr. Kubinec and a i Mr. Burkhart teaches the parents at Open House. I ,wr .MW 'I' 1 6 ff' wk 116' short, unidentified companion QE-iizztl 7 hurzrtinn john Hagan Department Head Ken Barber Human Behavior Brenda Baxter Physical Education Patricia Bradbury Physical Education, Health Richard Bruce Physical Education Barbara Cikatz Physical Education, Health Randy Coppola Physical Ecuation Chris Cutter Health, Human Behavior Alan Gurney Physical Education, Outdoor Living Linda Kawecki Physical Education, Health Peter Samperi Physical Education, Drivers Education Andrew Vrtiak Physical Education, Outdoor Living john Hagan Barbara Cikatz Randy Coppola , AW Patricia Bradbury Brenda Baxter J ' ,1,Y:,l,,-rw Li, . Chris Cutter '-ff- Ken Barber Richard Bruce Andrew Vrtiak Alan Gurney in fx we riemzez john Boccuzzi Department Head, Basic Ideas in Science, Introduction to Physical Science Sidney Abramowitz Introduction to Physical Science, Power Mechanics Douglas Cote General Science, C.P. Chemistry, Basic Ideas in Science Richard Dawid C.P. Biology, General Biology, Human Physiology james Deary General Biology, C.P. Biology, junior Class Advisor Peter Dibble C.P, Biology, General Biology Ql'llf,1Lw Zaki Elkodsi W , Basic Ideas in Science, A.P. Chemistry, C.P. Chemistry L. Rosalie Ferrera Basic Ideas in Science, Biology Dr. Phillip Killion C.P. Chemistry, Introduction to Physical Science Paul Kuczo C.P. Biology, General Science Ro ert Meyers Basic Ideas in Science, Introduction to Physical Science Manhar Patel Physics Marie Uhrich . General Biology, A.P. Biology lolm BOCCUZZ' .ing -ia. un., iii.. 'fffi fillet li Dr. Phillip Killion Paul Kuczo 38 if a t Zaki Elkodsi Richard Dawid George Cote Sidney Abramowitz iw, ffl: we -1 Rosalie Ferrera lames Deary Manhar Patel Peter Dibble ' 4 A ,V .,,- Q I 'f in Marie Uhrich Robert Meyers 39 Special greats , W ,1,,i.-f Antonio Pagiliarulo Linda Chaukin l.E.D. Y.E.T.P. 153255155 N :Bair M 5 :idk if i :ff 4 if ,i i'Qwa.u,. ' 5 Katherine Dinnan David Bingham Patricia Pickering Special Education Special Education Special Education Michael Intrieri Robert Glennon Learning Counseling Program Social Worker 40 Q9ffire Staff . ...f- -. J, Z. K .. V r-at ' Q1 N -cm- ff1j3 9 Betty Koczanslgi Solange Valles Administrative Assistant Data Processing Secretary 5'f5 'Vif fQiZ. fm' ,,,,,,.....--uv 'tx Stella Kaplane Charlotte Vendola Brigitte Schilling Secretarial Staff Secretarial Staff Secretarial Stal ttii lv ff Katherine Lichtenheim Secretarial Staff Bruce Gardner Account Clerk uziuhizrnz, glfllzrtrnma, zmh Seruritg nrkerz ' P- Q r ' t . , EL' 'L' Y-:i ' :zis- ffm : K 531- i :Ii x FEE L ' f ,J ,Iss Q., I ' N, 5, K '13, , ' , V .N -, T 'fy' ' , A 5 ,nw -gr , R x J ,if ,,, .. - , 1 eng A 'i . vw r V -ri .- - fr . 'A an , V X A 'sink' swag ,, ,. . t, ' tt 5. full, e -sg. I ,1 1 1, ff M e , ,A-A .,,5gtggf15:ggazx:' , --H,--'--, f Q Q A if .f, ,asv-if. n A I ,N---:L -Q' ' ,t sf r 'N 'Q , is .- 2' 72 -, A , r N ,Q.,fE:Ff 'ifg ' i iE , ' ..,, i fl-mf-.zftftz-zafstrt - -K' WM, ,wr L Q Fil? 1 Gloria Blue jo Butts, Anne M. Davis, Mary Kennedy, lean Malizia, Ina Miller, Lee Perdue, Grace Pinelli, lean Smith, Gladys Tanski. 42 Community Relations Isaac Bryant Security Worker McKinley Alexander, Vito Aulenti, lohn Baldino, Edward Dyer, Thomas Genovese, Walter Goings, Leonard Telesco, Henry Twardy, Vito Valenzano. -Q Talib Din Shabazz loAnn johnson Security Worker Security Worker Q? in For this I needed a four year degree? Mrs. Cholmar is helping a student research a history project. xii Q-Y-Witty X X Mr. Dement helps Tim Gioielli in Electricity class. 44 v v-- .., 7 ix.. Ns f Mr. Scher gives pointers to senior students about Business Law. M is tin, g -af' 2' Mrs. Ehrenthal reviewing for a freshman English quiz on Shakespeare. Miss Newton takes a break from grading Algebra 1 exams Mr. Barber meets up with one of his favorite students. ' 45 rahemiz,-5 .S F5 5 -'Q H PJ05 AXOAXWJ EVN:-IVH Q! V27 M A oonpe 53 wQDfS m HAROLD 3 CDN VT GN 3 -I-' 0 I .9- C 'S fb iii -nn YQ 4 cos TER EF ezio 53 Lf' FORD HKGI-I SCHOOL ICIZSO AVN ST iuhent 5 ale Sur Harold Lupold awoke one mornrng and left hrs small vllla e of Dlpvrlle to seek out a powerful weapon which Dlpvrlle cou d use to defend Itself against the dreaded feudal Kung Norcombe Kung Norcombe had sent hrs large powerful army marching towards Drpvllle rn order to evlct the people and erect a market place The Krng s army was well provrsloned urged her only son to venture out rn search of a defense Sur l-larold became Drpvrlle s only hope l-le had not gone far when he came upon a large brlck red castle on a hlll Drsmountrng hrs trusty steed Sur Harold pushed open the doors and entered As he strode ID a rough hand grabbed hum by the neck and pushed hum through a large looming door marked GUIDANCE He emerged hours later schedule IU hand The adventure had just begun while the villagers had no weapons whatsoever. Lady Lupold he fitter The first class on Sir Harold's schedule was lo- cated in the third tower. He climbed the winding staircase to the distant clamor of bells and found himself in a room surrounded by pieces of artwork. Squire Preu, head of the Art Department, took his arm and showed him the different classes. Sir Harold saw knights working at ceramics, jewelry- making, and drawing and painting. Oh my, thought Sir Harold as he rested in one ofthe classes. He turned to the figure beside him, a lovely young maiden, and struck up a conversa- tion. Minutes later, a young lad came at the fair maiden with a chisel and hammer and began to chip away at her skin. Unhand that fair maiden! cried Sir Harold. But Sir, returned the lad, she's only a statue . . . Sir I-larold's Education had just begun . .. M, 49 2 'F izturizxns Sir Harold's next class was in the first tower where he was greeted by the jovial Squire Kovacs. As they walked down the corridor, he showed Sir Harold a variety of classes. They passed by knights who were studying Ancient and Medieval History, Law and justice, and European History. Here is your class, quoth Squire Kovacs. Sir Harold entered the large history room, and was handed a book. He was directed to read the first chapter. However, he just could not resist glanc- ing through the pages and reading about the past. Maybe, thought Sir Harold, by learning about the past I can discover what to do about my future. And so he continued to read . . . 50 Bakers X,--1' We ft -i As Sir Harold ventured down the long corridor he was engulfed by a group of knights heading toward a large room. Caught up in the tide of facts, Sir Harold followed them inside and took a seat. The large room with a stage was filled with knights talking among themselves. Pray thee, said Sir Harold to a knight seated beside him What occurreth here today? The knight's reply was stifled by Squire Markosky who quieted the audi- ence and began to speak. We at the castle are very privileged to have someone very special with us to- day. I hope you appreciate those that give their time to come before you to share ideas and experiences with you. Sometimes you can learn more by just listening to other people's points of view. So without further adieu ... The audience applauded and Sir Harold sat upright in his seatand listened attentively . . . 51 2 ztilqemzttirzizrma Sir Harold then ventured across the glass drawbridge into another section of the large castle. He found himself in the sixth tower where Squire Bellantoni led him past rooms where knights were busy working on Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Squire Bellantoni deposited him in a room and handed him a piece of paper with his first problem on it. It read: lf two carriages left the castle at the same time, and one of the carriages had two horses and the other had four, and they both fell into a river and the current was against them, what time would they reach the first hill? Sir Harold sighed, and set to work ... l 52 he glllfinstrelz Sir Harold found his way to his next class and was surrounded by beautiful music. He peeked in the window of the first room and saw knights sitting and singing various tunes. He entered the next room to find knights with instruments leaving the room. He followed them out onto the large grassy field near the castle. Someone handed him a long flag, and as the knights began to march, so did Sir Harold. When they turned unexpectedly towards the left, Sir Harold quickly spun round. His flag stick happened to hit Squire Murphy, the leader of the Min- strels, squarely on the head. Sir Harold bid a hasty retreat . . . 53 12 Qlrzrft,-5111211 When the bell rang, Sir Harold ven- tured down the stairway and found himself in a long corridor. Strange sounds filled the air around him. He peeked into a room and saw a dozen fair maidens stitching various gar- ments. He turned another corner and discovered knights working busily on pieces of wood and metal, forming tables, chairs, working on blueprints of castles and manor houses. Seeing the many knights working away in the metal shop, Sir Harold saw his opportunity to attain a weapon for his threatened village of Dipville and the end of his quest. He seized a long stick of metal and thrust it into the open flame. The sparks flew! The air was filled with tumultuous clamor. Sir Harold withdrew what remained of the stick of metal. Youfve made a nice washer, said a young lad. Gee, said Sir Harold, can you teach me about this? 54 . cz V - ..,, i. 5 i '.,. 2 I Mk ,Nubuk 4 W he Qtiltletes Sir Harold's physical education class was in the other part of the castle. He crossed the connecting drawbridge and ventured down the staircase. He was immediately met with lads and lasses in various stages of dishabille. Someone threw a round ball that hit him directly in the nose and called for him to come and join the game. Sir Harold clomped onto the wooden floor in his armor and looked around helplessly. A shrill whistle assaulted his ears. What class are you in? demanded Squire Hagan, Outdoor Living, Modern Dance Forms, Life-time Sports or Team Sports? Sir Harold stood there speechless. Get out there and play! cried Squire Hagan. Sir Harold, trembling in his armor, caught the round ball that was thrown to him. A young lad standing beside him showed him the proper way to bounce the ball upon the floor. Sir Harold was elated! He bounced the ball thrice around the large wooden room and then out the door into the corridor. He spotted a small room and bounced the ball inside. Shrieks greeted him as fair maidens in their undergarments noticed his appearance in their dressing room. Ye Gads! cried Sir Harold, this IS an education! c-'M N . , gt, After leaving his last class, Sir Harold found himself in the second tower. Squire Scher took his arm and showed him about the class- rooms. Knights were adding figures and scribbling in ledgers. Sir Harold was seated in a classroom and given a list of figures to add. I wonder, thought Sir Harold, how practical would a market place be in a small village? 2 ennrilerzi .x.i'i.'+ Sir Harold climbed to the fifth floor where he was greeted and shown the different rooms. Knights were seen dissecting fetal pigs and examining skeletons in biology, and working experiments in Chemistry and Physics. Squire Killion invited him into his I.P.S. class. The experiment for the day was very dangerous, as they were working with explosive chemicals. Sir Harold watched the demonstration and then rushed to his lab table. Let's see, thought he, me thinks you add thrice the amount of this strange white powder . . . He continued to mutter beneath his breath as he mixed the chemicals and shook them violently. The explosion, it was told later, could be heard all the way up to the third tower. he Sciences . 1 Q' . 4 l, he 1311215 Sir Harold walked to the second tower and met with Squire McGovern who immediately passed by Survey, Themes, En- glish 9-1, and placed him in A.P. English. A young lad handed him a stack of books and whispered to Sir Harold to vvrite a five-paragraph essay on all of them for tomorrow. Sir Harold groaned. But the title ofthe first book caught his eyes: The Canterbury Tales. He opened it and began to read . . . 59 lffffiii Craig Manchuck, Marylou Callahan, Barbara Collins Debbie Heins, Cheryl Henchar, Craig Manchuck Photography Staff Scholars Jeff Bradshaw, Lorrie Decoster Barbara Collins, Marylou Callahan, Maureen Sim Academics Festivals, Fairs and Fancies Steve Kalin, Michelle Blanche Kerry Keane, Lee Penfield Cynthia Lidstrom, Barbara Brooks jousting Around Lads and Lasses Knight Life f ,K Tammy Brovitz, Lisa Giordano, Sue Rich Lorrie Decoster, Lynn Bodetka Lords and Ladies Once Upon A Time!Fare Thee Well ei I fa 1 E , t .L .. it , X . 4-.- Anthony Marciano Lorrie Decoster, Cynthia Lidstrom Lynn Bodetka Student Editor Literary Staff Art if -W . Maryann Grimaldi Yearbook Coordinator Richard Kubinec Literary Advisor Y J Mary Cantow Business Advisor All at once Sir Harold stumbled across a chaotic mess. Lady Grimal- di vvas busy running here and there, as were Lady Cantovv and Squire Kubinec. A great book was in the making, a record ofthe entire school year . . . 2 earhnuk iaff 2 Qglqiluiauplqnrs Sir Harold was quite weary as he entered the next tower. He had previously seen Squire Skruck discus- sing moral philosophies and other knights studying psychology. He seated himself in one of the seats arranged in a circle. Squire Barber entered the room. How do you FEEL, Sir Harold?f' he asked. Sir Harold then proceeded to tell of his troubles with King Norcombe and his doomed village of Dipville. The listeners were sympathetic and offered feedback, but it did little to ease Sir Harold's heavy heart. Suddenly, as if someone had opened a curtaig in a dark room, the truth dawned on Sir Haro . 62 Slr Harold remounted hrs trusty steed and set offfor Drpvllle He was tlred from hls long busy day but he was frlled with joy At frrst he had feared all hope was lost for Drpvrlle as he seemed to come up wrth no vusrble means of defense But at the end ofthe day the truth had been revealed to hrm and the defense he was comlng home with was the best weapon ever owned Snr Harold had left Drpvrlle ID search of swords or sharp spears but he had returned with the all powerful weapon Wlth his books by his srde and hrs quill IH hrs hand Snr Harold would save Dlpvulle by proving to the Kung that a market place was economically lmpractrcal And when that was flnlshed Snr Harold would go on to bulld an educatronal Institution and all of the Drpvrlle residents would become knowledgeable and learned And they would llve happrly ever a ter E' I KNQWLEDGEl 'U I V 'H f . ' Qflfestihalz, glfzrirz, Huh glfzxnniez wi 4 allnfneen 4 arg Pam Soares clowns around. Bret Wilson and Cowlis Andrews get back to basics X . nl it Anthony Marciano, Mark Plonowski, Mike Wilhoit, Kane Winn, and Craig Manchuck pose for the camera. Square anne Mark Barrenechea searches for a partner. MaryAnn Benke and Eileen Maki pal around. Dawn Williams and Lisa Marzullo take a breather to smile for the camera. , 4 1' , wi f Eff 75? 2 ' , r,., J r ' 3. gflartha Sabia, Andrea Wahnowski, Lisa Mallozzi, and Diane Malizia wait to be asked to ance. Into the middle with hi-de-ho! 67 4 with QZX55i5izmt5 rw 13 ew as as if Health Assistants I. Top row: Linda Fiore, Hillary Greenburg, julie Siecienski, Denise Lines, Sharon Gilleski. 'f - L , --'Q Health Assistants ll. Top row: Glenda Perry, Theresa Evans, Lorraine Troy, R.N. - Instructor, Debra Gay, Margaret Littlejohn, Bottom row: Tina Condos, Nancy Socci, Cathy Frangione, Naomi Fontanez. Not pictured: Liz Harasiuk. Iglqgeaima Glluh Physics Club Top row: Louis Pollack, Beth Gaipa, Ranny Won, Roozbeth Sheikavan- di. Sitting: Mrs. Drucker- Advisor, Carrin Passaro, Rich Pavelly, Greg Garrett, Lee O'Brien. Ao, HT-- -ru Stage Crew Top row: Mr. Masciotti -Advisor Middle row Anus Shilleh sound john Guh lights stage Gino Codato. Bottom row Anthony Iorfino Alan Cullison construction Stephen Guh lights Not 0 0 Q . ' . -' - ' . pictured: Arthur Godinlg, Tom Oed,1eff Myer. Thespian Society Top row: Raphael Davidson, Chris Napo- litano, Howard Smithline, Tom MacDonough. Bottom row: JoAnn Papadakos, Mary Stack, Lorrie Decoster, Pam Soares, Tammy Brovitz. Keg Qlluh Key Club To row: Rick V r ' Domonkos, MarE Gaipa, Maria Palermo, Thomas McDonough, Kathleen Butler, Liz D'Andrea, jonathan Baum. Middle row: Ranny Won, Mark Barrenechea -Treasurer, Ed Gruber- Pres- ident, joan Riordan - Vice President, jodi Talentino - Secretary. Bottom row: Michel- , le Skurnick, Chris Patusky, Lee Penfield, john Carroll. Not Pic- tured: Mr. Kovacs - Advisor. ehia enter iiles Q EBSQ? i Media Center and Audio Visual Aides Cosimo Scicchitano, Gina Baptiste, Diane Gentile, Andrea Benko, Linda Rivera, john Lombardo, Bettianne White, Lee O'Brien, Andy Ronald, Sean Voiter, Mrs. Guarnieri f Advisor. Not pictured: Carol Christiansen, james Core, james Giagnorio, Karen Greene, Mary Rieder, Rich Pavlev, Dave Rothstein, Dawn Cahill, jim Haas, Bob Wielock. 70 Qlnmzeri Qlhnir Concert Choir Cristina Abella, Lynne Bender, Barbara Blake, Renee Boone, Robert Boone, Tracey Brayboy, Clinton Brown, Andrea Campbell, Dan Carmichael, Dennin Coley, Krystal Collins, Debra Curto, Deborah Dahlgren, justine DeRuvo, Ellen DeVeau, Debra Faubel, Eugene Green, Lisa Hanson, Rebecca Hirshhorn, Nicolina Hull, Aponnejean-Giles, Frankiejohnson, Rogerjohnson, Chauntina Keene, Linda Kenneth, Katherine Kreis, Ethel Lawson, Charlene Livingston, john Lombardo, Patricia Lorent, Tracy Lynch, Angela Macari, james Matheny, Louis McBride, Daniel McCollum, Shelia McKnight, Sherrard McKnight, Constance McLaughlin, Kelly Mechaley, Marie Perpignan, Shern Perry, joseph Pucci, Tammy Purdy, Anthony Reason, David Rem , Dietra Roberson, Dianne Roberts, Christina Romsey, Colette Ruffin, Gayonette Sanchez, Kimberly Smolinski, Patricia Snyder, Mary Stack, Katherine Strumph, Ellen Teig, Teresa Wilson, Ximena Yanez. Qllqzrmher Qlhnir ,pw Chamber Choir Lynne Bender, Renee Boone, Debra Curto, justine DeRuvo, Ellen DeVeau, Lisa Hanson, Nicoline Hull, Katherine Kreis, Ethel Lawson, john Lombardo, Angela Macari, james Matheny, Daniel McCollum, Shelia McKnight, Sherrard McKnight, Marie Perpignan, David Remy, Dianne Roberts, Kimberly Smolinski, Mary Stack, Katherine Strumph. Not pictured: Mr. Macari - Instructor. Assistants to Mr. Macari: justine DeRuvo, Ellen DeVeau, Lisa Hanson, Nicolina Hull, john Lombardo, 71 5 ff9H Sitting: Beryl Natur- man, Lorrie Decoster. Standing: Mr. Scanlon - Advisor, Mike Wilhoit, Eddie Barosky. Top row: Mr. Scanlon - Advisor, Beryl Naturman julie Rowlett, Lorrie Decosl ter, Laura Martinelli. Sitting: Mike Wilhoit, Sue Keane Eddie Barosky. 72 0 he ,Qtr Qbffire nnnunnerz Main Office Aides Left to right: Renee Greene, Chrissy Cass, julie Dixon, Laura Mar- tinelli, Andrea Wahnowski, Kris Robinson, Wendy Mar- cus, Lisa Parsons, Tina Persi- co, Iris Molina. Not pictured: Lisa Mallozzi, Monica Cahill, Mary Carroll, Maggie Higgins, Lee Penfield, Kathy Haidar, Kathleen Keane, Amie Seastead, Miss Koc- zanski - Advisor. Guidance Office Aides Barbara Miller, Berita Elerber, Linda Fiore, Grace Genise, Darryl Brinkley, Hope Ber- niev, Donna Small, De- bbie Faubel, Darren DeRose, Kim Bergman, Valerie O'Leary, Michele Blanche, Gigi Aponte, Beverly Green, Tracy Nizolek, Darlyn Saumell, Deborah De- Saura, Diane Hardy, Fran Capomalla, Lorilee Malloy, Marilyn Rodriguez, Maria Men- dez, Darren Gerbasi, Laurie Canning, Carol Smith, Petroline Wil- liams, Barbara Punzi, Carol Zofferger, jennif- er Hitchock, Maria Her- nandez. Cguthzrnne Qgfftne drag 73 Igrzrger group Prayer Group john Macari, julie Rowlett Cindy Lldstrom Ginger Perniciaro john Lombardo Mr Pike Advisor Pep Club Top row: Mary Hutchinson, Sherre Lazar, Kath Kreis, Antoniette Lombardo, Laura Badini. Middle row: Karen Van Dusen, julie Carbonell, Bev- erly johnson, Dee Dee jacob. Bottom row: Tory Hamilton, Lee Maronna, Mr. Vaccaro - Advisor, Debbie Harring- ton, Erica Ando. Not pictured: Andrea Benko, Andrew Benko, Trish Buchetto, Maureen Callahan, Diane Campbell, Michele Carta, Crissy Cass, Sandy Dalpe, Lorrie Decoster, David Deluke, Steph Dipietro, Loretta Dillard, Carrie Druehl, Vilma Escobedo, Maggie Hig- gins, Monicajohnson, Becky Kennedy, Barb Korfman, Kim Lanyon, Renee Law- lor, Chris LaScala, Laura Lohnes, Beth McDonald, Vernita Mims, Traci Nizolek, Elana Pearlman, Tina Persico, Robin Reason, Stacey Rich, Ann Saba- to, joseph Sealy, Neil Signore, Debbie White, Susan Williams, Sherry Wilms, Clair Wise. 74 7515 inn Fashion Club Mrs. Bradley-Advisor, joseph Sealy, Sally Redd, Lorna Nernbhard, Tracy Shleton, Debbie Balcombe, Kerry McCallum, Anita Shippe, Terry Roberson. Bowling Qlluh Bowling Club Standing: Dr. Thelma King - Advisor, Billy Lam, Michael Colpits, Gino Codato, Greg Spath, Brian Stunkel, Anthony lorfino, Rick Rozier, Wilfredo Cruz. Second row: Paul Haller, jim Perna, Carol Cappiello, Lee Maronna, Debbie Harrington, Lisa Brehio, Tom Winn. Bottom row: Tom Dardis, Steve Chu, john Ghu, Anis Shilleh. Not pictured: Paul Burns, Alan Cullison, Geor e Gavaghan, Kenny Kleine, Boi- by Steele, Steve Winston, Mil- dred M. Tyler - Coachfln- structor. 75 Distributive Education is a vocational education program for high school students interested in entering the business world in the areas of distribution and marketing of goods and services. Students in junior and senior years elect one eriod of DE in which they study courses related to the field ofdistribution - business math, retailing, economics, business organization, sales- M manship, and other subjects. Afternoons, weekends, and vacations, students report to part- time job training stations for supervised on-the-job instruction. L DE students usually spend about 15 hours a week at their part- time jobs. They receive academic credit for satisfactory work experience, and they are paid for their part-time jobs. Distributive Education prepares students for jobs in distributive occupations or for post-grad schooling. DE provides an excellent Paul Barry,directorofMuscular Dysrrophyftssociziition of Fairfield County, background for continuing education in such areas as business Mr. LEW, and D-lv TUCls0f , 35 SHS iS Dfewnfed With 21 Plaque f0f administration, advertising, marketing, and business education. Supwdame Mamllloll fO'MDA' E Deca: Sonia Abarzua, Toni Altomaro, Corrine Bauer, Carol Bochicchio, Renee Boone, Larry Buzzeo, Eric Brown, Terri Bryant, lames Core- Parliamentarian, Darren DeRose, Rachael DeSouza, Naomi Fontanez, Tami Forlano, Lyndon George, Tim Gioielli, Bill Harvey, Debbie Heins, Cheryl Henchar, Helen KantzasvStore Manager, David Lee, Lisa Littles, Lisa Marzullo, Beth Maitner, jennifer Maye, Audrey McCall, Jerome McDow, Maria Mendez Y Vice-President, lohn Mullin, Lorna Nembard f Secretary, Edwin Newton, Eileen O'Rourke, Mike Pensiero, Theresa Phillips, Barbara Picciallo, Angela Prawl, lenny Psichopaidas, Salle Redd, Tony Republicano, Lisa Robinson, Maria Rodriguez, julie Rowlett, Bernadette Salley- Treasurer, Dawn Schneider, Maureen Sim - Historian, Derreck Simms, loan Tirpak, Debby Vidneta, Tina Volpe, Pete Walker, Carlton Whitehorn, Sue Winston, Stephanie Wright, Kim Zarembski - President, Mr. Levy f Faculty Advisor. 76 DE STUDENTS ... X Enter the business world while working toward a high school diploma if Receive classroom and prac tical on-the-job training X Earn while they learn X Receive school credit for work experience if Work in actual business situations which help de- velop good vvork habits, healthy attitudes, thrift, re- sponsibility, and the ability to work with people 'f Participate in leadership training and group activities ofthe DE club 77 Top row: lacqueline Natur- man, Marie Grajski, Ronnie Russo, Prisca Drigo, Karla Soares. Sitting: Karen Ryan - Treasurer, Bruce Miller- President, Mrs. Wyzan - Advisor, Desiree Ng - Vice President, Rebecca Argenio - Secretary. Not Pictured: Claudia Kraut, Kathy loyce. Kerman lub 7 ranch Qlluh QS. 78 Top row: joel Friedlander, Andy Perret- ta, Eric Rosecrans. Center row: Miss Sterlin -Advisor, Pasi Pekkinen, Cin- dy Paikimas, Mignon Steele, Le' O'Brien, Charlie Cameron, Tom Oed. Sitting: Mike Nielson, George Koukourakis, Scott Kogan. Qiltzxliztn Qflluh vs Italian Club Kneeling: Henry Pensiero, Michael Messecar, Paul Bessa, Middle row: Dom Buzzeo, Cindy Steele, Antonietta Lombardo, Maria Capomolla, Gerry Boccuzzi, Andy Perretta. Top row: jeff Rovegno, Mr. Caminiti - Advisor, john Morabito. Not pictured: Mr. Biagiotti - Advisor. Wallin Qlluh Latin Club Sitting: judy Randall, Diane Buccheri, Liz Willis, Claire Wise, Karen Van Dusen, Maria Arlotta, Mei Yen Lam. Second row: Derrick McLaurin, Billy Lam, Robert Collucci, Mike Mehan, Karen Greene, jim Lenes, Brian Deng, Keith Camhi. Third row: Mr. Mara-Advisor, Hattie Cooper, Karl Kluever, jeff Wallman, Mark Barrenchea, Chris Napolitano, Mirja johanson, Steve Russo, Sarah Siegal Not pictured: Mike Novak, Theresa Phillips, john Carroll, Ed Gruber, Craig Manchuck. Spanish Qllnh Spanish Club First row: Mrs. Kardaris - Advisor, Nancy Alicia, Won Bok- row, Carrin Passaro,Mai1a justiniano, Samaris Alar- con, Hector Lopez. Second row: Sandy Sego- via, Felipe Soto, Rocio Rios. Not pictured: Mery Lopez, Awilda Gonzalez, L Maria Mendez, Fario San- chez, Ed Rosario, Marilyn Roman, George Garcia, Luis Madrid. mutt tuhent QEl11iu11 . Minority Student Union Top row: Rick Rozier, Victor jackson, Lorna Nembhard, Robert Boone, Eric Fields, Curtis Grasty, joe Sealey, Andrea Black, Hattie Cooper, Sherry Fields, Bill Harvey, Issac Button Bryant, Middle row: james Core, Marnee Dupree, Shalom Little, Tracy Shelton, Teresa Meyers, Lisa james, Anita Shipp, Ethel Lawson, Betty Guy, Mrs. Gloria Blue - Advisor, Cindy Courtney. Kneeling: Terrence Roberson, Cheryl Taylor, Theresa McDougal, Val Colson, Diane Hardy, Cephas Kelley, Dana jackson, Stephanie Moore. 80 zriiunztl 4 nnnr nnie ,L 4 ,5BtQs,...,,w ' we +A? Top row: Mark Rookwood, Bret Needle, Steve Signore, Anthony Petillo, Miss Skwiersky, Angelo Marini, Rich Dalmolin, Tom Durso, John Macari. Second row: Stacey Kopp, Linda Haller, Linda Korfman, Cathy Raymond, Barb Kaminski, joan Riordan, Stephanielohnson, Darlyn Saumell, Lisa Grande, julie Rowlettg third row: Chris Patusky, Bill McCarty, Brian Brown, Howard Smithline, Sue Keane. Not pictured: Anthony Marciano, Mr. McGovern - Advisor. 5111212111 uunnil Top: Mike MacDonald, lim Olson, Ed Gruber, Mirja Johanson, Sarah Siegel, Cathy Raymond, Tony Zinicola, Linda Korfman, Larry Rielly, Scott Kogan, Lisa Parsons, Brendan Reagan, David Murphy, David DeLuke, Liz Liebow Second row: Sarah Tauber, Kathy Paspalis, Claire Wise, Barbie Korfman, Darlyn Saumell, Andrea Benko, Pam Soares, Sue Stanek, Barbara Collins, Eddie Barosky, Mary Beth Succi, joe Nestor, Lynn Bodetka, Mary Anne Fitzmaurice, Susan Keane, Pam Paspalis, Wendy Marcus Third row: Surbhi Yagnik, Michele MacDonald, Carl Kluver, Lee Ann Penfield, Tony Petillo - Treasurer, Lorrie Decoster- President, Mirella Pollifrone - Vice President, Valerie Wise W Secretary, Sharon Harper, Lynn Bender, Tory Hamilton. Bottom row: Stephanie johnson, Antoinette Lombardo, Katherine 'Kreis, Veronique Secinaz, Erica Andros, Debbie White, len Hirshhorn, Barbie Brooks, Beryl Naturman, Meridith Cowick, Mary Stack. Not pictured: Mr. Carpentieri f Advisor. 81 Kneeling: joe O'Rourke, Kevin Daniels, Bob Greene, Bruce Miller. Standing: Mr. Masciotti - Advisor, Cowlis Andrews, Kelly Mechaley, Beryl Naturman, Tory Hamilton, Shelia Hughes, Mr. Palley e Advi- sor. Not Pictured: Eddie Barosky, Maria Karukas, Liz Willis, Leo Aloupis. Fred Menapace, Mr. Markosky - Advisor, loan Riordan, Tom McDonough. 82 nunh able .... Knight Wife ertigu ttf Vertigo First row: Sarah Siegal, Cindy Lid- strom, Carol Eng, Tracey Pounds, judy Gonzalez. Row two: Ray-lean Straub, Mr. McWilliams - Advisor, Mike Tausek. Not pictured: Patti White, janet Scatamachia. Millard Fillmore Survey Club Sitting: Andrea Benko, Lisa Parsons, Howard Smithline, Lydia Hsu, Tom McDo- nough. Row two: Lisa Cohen, loAnn Papadakos, Michele MacDonald, Mr. Terlizzo - advisor. Row three: Stacey Kopp, Scott Kogan, Sam jalet, Ken Swin- nerton, ludy Randall. illztrh 4 illmnre urheg lub 83 rszkriitiit wit i it We wa tems t, , O OVXLD io? U0,XSL60xj5xllQQjlkX Uv 0 XL Fill qv wif LQVJKX NVQ XXX it , , 1 Q X Qf ri Rpxlxgtitld 5,546 L ,bel tllvll N00 Qtitietuxllorwll ,zyxfglpb R35 rQfCx DX lf ,Lit ll tr' XV Qjvlx x Q l WW Yo K Lklt yi, is ggzmh emit Qlnlnr Cguztr ,gee Dv Qt as t Band: Pamela Adams, Vincent Adams, Scott Addison, Marnie Alvarado, Erica Ando, jonathan Baum, Richard Belsky, Sidney Bingham, jeanne Black, Neal Boyke, Lisa Brchio, Alison Burns, Paul Burns, Kevin Burt, john Cammarota, john Carroll, Marie Cecire, Marc Chandler, Richard Cohen, Melvin Collins, Darryl Colson, Mario Coppola, Bryan Cropper, Richard Cropper, Natalie Cropper, john Crupi, Mike D'Agostino, Anthony DalleAve, Tania Deng, Raphel Davison, Angela Faubel, Duncan Forsyth, Mark Gaipa, Robert Gian, Keith Graham, Patricia Green, Hillary Greenburg, Diane Hardy, Ami lchiba, Mirjajohanson, Wendy johnson, Kimberly joss, Ian Kane, Scott Kogan, Debra Ladestro, jilp Ladota, Lulu Lester, Mary Lynn, Stephen Mallozzi,,Fanny McKeithen, Sharon McCarty, Michael McCray, Christopher Napolitano, Michael Nielsen, joseph Pace, joAnn Papada- kos, Stephen Partin, Carrin Passaro, Robyn Passaro, Christopher Patusky, james Perna, Barbara Picciallo, Lewis Pollock, Eric Puelly, Kimberly Quick, David Remy, Owen Rice, Linda Rivera, Karen Ryan, Renee Rybrick, Sharon Rylander, Brian Sabia, Richard Saint, Dawn Sessa, Lisa Sessa, Tracy Shannonhouse, Neil Signore, Peter Stoogenke, Douglas Studwell, Christopher Syabo, Wendy Teal, Thomas Troy, Donna Venneri, Lori Venneri, Deborah White, Thomas Winn. Color Guard: Kathy Anderson, Wendy Andrews, Maria Arlotta, Lisa Bacco, Yvette Bailey, Maurine Baird, Lynne Bender, Dana Boccuzzi, jeff Bradshaw, Monica Cahill, DeeDe l, loan Campbell, Maria Cannata, Val Colsen, Cindi Courtney, Meredith Cowic, Yvonne Crichlow, Roseann Crupi, Dina DeCarIo, judy Eng, Margaret Evans- manager, Karen Grabowski, Lisa Grande-captain, Michele Hall, Latrinda johnson, Lisa johnson, Emily Karagiannis, Diane Malizia, Theresa Mazzola - co-captain, jennifer Morrell, Maria Pampena, Rita Papa, Barbara Punzi, Sally Redd, Meg Reirden, Tracey Shelton, Maureen Sim, Carol Smith, Karla Soares, Pam Soares, Marinella Sperdutti, Mary Stack, Carm Strazza, Gail Stoerzinger, Lutricia Taylor, Sally Yaeger, Charlene Zeeca, Lynn Zeeca - manager, so OX kiwi ,we it ,, Through past experiences it has been seen that the SHS Marching Band and Color Guard are two of the most suc- cessful and outstanding organizations ofthe school. Coming out of one of its most extraordinary seasons in which state and national acclamation has been awarded, the band plans to continue this same success during this season. So far this year they have captured four trophies in only two competi- tions, the Portchester and Bunnel International Band Com- petitions. The rest of the year looks very optimistic as the band is planning to attend the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester, Virginia, where they are the return- ing runner up. The band also plans on attending the Barnum Festival for the fifth year. In addition, they are hosting their first Annual Invitational Marching Band Competition. The Band and Color Guard welcomes any and all students with musical interest to become a part of this fine program. 84 j ,MLW ta an ZR, Ls . H0 wt, t st' s Color Guard Captains Theresa Mazzola and Lisa Grande. Band Drum Majors Mary Lynn, Tom Troy and Dawn Sessa. Mary Lynn conducts with a smile. jim Perna displays his musical talent. 4 angin' rnunh The photographer captures Timmy Anderson on film. Trina Bennett concentrates on an impor- tant sketch. Who says S.H.S. is full of boring people? 86 5 ,,.,. .. . , Lisa Kirk takes a break. QQ Kelly MarceIle Marceau Mechaley - . What's causing LuLu Callahan to srnile? Kim Bergman takes five in art class. Chris Alvarado shows a smile for our yearbook. Barbara Brooks flashes her pearly whites. Debbie Vidueri lost in thought. Darryl Colson concentrates on playing his trumpet Qlztrnztiiun 4 arg Say it with Carnations The National Honor Society sponsored a Valentine's Day Carnation Sale with personal- ized hearts attached to each carnation. Over 950 flowers were sold and delivered by a hard-working group of mem- bers under the direction of Lisa Parsons. Carnation Day has Rich Dalmolin, Lisa Parsons, and julie Rowlett in smiles. 40521 Rich Dalmolin files Carnation Day messages. For me? eggs Q szl. EBEIQBI 52112 K , ,,N, j The senior Class earns money for the upcoming Florida trip. ..,.-, , 'B Mr. Pociadlo and members of the senior class raise money. Ski Qlluh l r Ski Club: Scott Addison, Craig Addison, Erica Ando, Mike Arnone, Lisa Bacco, Amy Balchonas, Heather Barry, Donna Bauer, loan Beland, Lynne Bender, Hope Bernier, Michele Blanche, Dana Bocuzzi, Shep Bostin, jessica Buchman, jeff Bunder, Marylou Callahan - student advisor, Cheryl Calo, Keith Camhi, Mary Carroll, Dan Carter, Diane Cohen, Barbara Collins, Sean Combs, Steve Crowell, Liz D'Andrea, Sandy Dalpe, David DeLuke, Chris DeMott, Brian Deng, Tania Deng, Stephanie DiPietro, Scott Drotar, Maryann Fitzmaurice, Wendy Fuhrman, Pat Garrett, Arthur Godinho, EJ. Gombrowski, Maria Guttierrez, Tracy Hall, Tory Hamilton, Sharon Harper, Maggie Higgins, Barb Kaminski, Kathy Keane, S. Kiny, Gary Klein, Barbie Korfman, Linda Korfman, Maria Kurukas, Debbie Ladestro, Chris LaScala, Sherre Lazar, Peter Lenz, Craig Lerner, LuLu Lester, Laurie Lohner, lim Matheny, Andrew McDonald, Mike Mehan, Lisa Melikan, Bruce Miller, Mary O'Leary - student advisor, Maria Palermo, Kathy Paspalis, Pam Paspalis, Carrin Passaro, Robin Passaro, Elana Pearlman, Lisa Peskin, Anthony Petillo, Debby Pratt, Mirella Pollifrone, Kim Quick, Meg Reirden, Dee Rosum, Ronne Russo, Ann Sabatu, Darlyn Saumell, joseph Sealy, Allison Smith, Greg Stelle, Scott Stenquist, Carm Strazza, Doug Studwell, Dorothy Sullivan, Marybeth Succi, jodi Talentino, Sarah Tauber, Ellen Teig, Heather Toner, Dora Valencia, Kareln VadnDusen, Donna Venneri, Elizabeth White, Sherry Wilms, Kane Winn, Steven Winston, Clare Wise, Sally Yaeger, Carol Zembrask, Mr. Vaccaro - facu ty a visor. Qlhesza Qllnh Chess Club left to right: Arnold Perrotta, Mr. Glennon -faculty advisor, Lewis Pollack, Roozbeh Sheikavandi. Missing from picture: Keith Camhi, loel Freedlander, Steve Simon. 90 ep Qllnh 7 unit adam: The Pep Club and the Girls Gymnastic Team together sponsored an exciting fund raiser featuring professional wrestling. More than 1,400 fans en- thusiastically cheered on these fighting superstars in the Kuczo Gymnasium on February 18. These grapplers put on an exciting show defending their titles in the Wide World Wrestling Federation as champions. 4 anne the 25163111 Qsfnag- wa? QF? 9 Q,5'1i ,m3g I Q st 4... Mantis performs while students watch with interest. ,ist Everyone enjoys the SHS Jam. Mr. Ferri and Miss Kenna help out in the chaperoning 92 Taking a break from the dance. Brian Brown sweeps Krista Faxon off her feet Listening and watching. ,SPX , CX ws Gjyxvojgkvwixf M QD ' 03 QNX A Lv N QSM , X ,VOU5 q i xg! OQJ X . 3 NKUQ5, N I JXP , SQXDX M . F JJTXJJQQX 7 M Q4 A Jew g Nif wx XE , M ,QQQC-D9 J W fiwvf? iff N v W Q-liiww W Ox wg? f WSW 54 Lf Hjnusting Q-1iq'1L11h 1 1 ! I i l 4 1 xv v Q arziig 7 nnihzrll lst Row: Frank Hutchinson, Kurt Grasty, Kevin Burt, Benji Coleman, Mike Arnone, Ernie Hardy, Steve Dennick, Co-Captain: Dennis Hickey, Tony Mammone Tim Anderson, Gary Bruno. 2nd Row: Furress Whittington, james Core, Bruce Scutti, Dino Gentile, RobertWilson, Herman Prawl, Rick Rozier, Darren Romano Steve Guzda, Mark Moavero, jerry Sangermano, Co-Captain: Kane Winn. 3rd Row: Darryl Schmidt, Mike Gawder, Cliff Wiltshire, Scott Tyson, Lou Guardino Willie Tobler, Vince Adams, jack Broderick, Co-Captain: Greg Dempsey, Eugene Foster. 4th Row: Tony Reason, Phil Wilson, Tex, Calvin McClaine, Phil Brown Mike Iorfino, Kerry Martino, Sal Gambino, Wayne Rogalski, Mike Mocher, Victorjohnson, Rob Green. 5th Row: john Deedle, Pete Talivaisa, lay Fragomeli Mark Tezcano, Greg Rosum. T ff pf 1 I' .os W f J Wayne Rogalski breaks through for a few yards. Darryll Schmidt refreshes himself after a play. 96 ,Ni FOOTBALL SHS Clarkstown South 7 Staples 6 Greenwich 7 Rippowam KK 26 Norwalk ?v 19 Brien McMahon 14 Ridgefield W in ww Q A I 6 sramfofd Catholic A af !! 20 Westhill 5 I 14 Danbury Kane Winn caught by surprise ' The 1980 Football season saw a young inexperienced team have a very difficult season due to a rash of injuries and the raduation ofall buttwo starters from the 1979 team. The team played solid football, but came up short ai season long. The young players improved each week and the team morale was high. This nucleus of returning players for next year should prove to be a very successful team. The 1980 campaign saw two of our outstanding players make first team. All-County, Dennis Hickey and RobertWilson. Honorable mention was achieved by Greg Dempsey and Kane Winn. Defensively the front line was anchored by Tony Mammone and Dennis Hickey. Other outstanding defense players include Robert Wilson, Mike Arnone, and Kane Winn. Qffensively the Knights were explosive with Darren Romano leadingthe F.C.I.A.C. in passing with 13 touchdowns. His main targets were sophomore Willie Tobler, and senior Greg Dempsey. The running was handled by juniors Wayne Ragowski, Dino Gentile, and Sophomore Furess Whittington. The kicking was handled by Scott Tyson who did a good job. A special thanks to our injured seniorsjay Fragomeli, and Bruce Scutti, who missed most of the season, and to our statisticians and managers. Opponent 28 20 14 13 7 22 26 14 41 28 l l.V. Football: Tony Reason, Phil Wilson, Willie Tobler, Bob Green, Steve Guzda, Darryl Scmidt, Steve Dennick, Rick Rozier. 2nd row: Sal Gambino, Calvin MCClane, Oak Reeves, Phil Brown, Victor jackson, james Core, Mike Garuter. 3rd row: Lou Guardio, Mark Moavero, E.V. Foster. Coach Lyons shows his displeasure to the official. l Captains Dennis Hickey and Greg Dempsey. 98 Co-Captain: Mary lane Benke, Co-Captain: Anita Shipp, 2nd row: Laurie Calyanus, Toni Altamaro, Mary Lou Robie. 3rd Row: Laura Rogers, Sonia Abarzua, Chris Dimuro, Kerry McCallum. 4th row: Kim Smolinski, Sally Redd, Bret Wilson, Tracy Winn Connie Zelinski. ' . Captains Mary jane Benke and Anita Shipp in a lighter moment. Toni Altamaro shocked by the camera. tt, . 4 nuihztll Qiheerleaherz UKKB1' 1st.Row:Gary Leechee, Oscar Rodriguez, Mike Christie, Doug Studweil, Andy Perretta. 2nd Row: Dennis Barron, Dave Grande, Tony Zinicola, Orlando Triana Pat Domano. 3rd Row: Torn Durso, Mike Longo, Mairo Maldenado, Louis Sampanis, Mike Novak, Geno Cordato, Gean Charles, Rob Rivera. K-fy.. , ,K . Goalie Tom Durso rips a punt. Co-Captain Tony Zinicola clears the zone. 100 s r t ts jr Co-Captain Mario Maldonado strives for the header. Gary Leechee breaks away. The 1980 soccer season was marked by an unusually large number of tie games. The Black Knights were lead by seniors, Tony Zinicola, Tom Durso, Mario Maldonado and Dennis Barron. Together they helped to record six shutout games. The offense led by Mike Christe and Pat Domond recorded 17 goals for the season. The season was a success because the team won the City Championship for the third year in a row and the eighth time in the last ten years. This year's team also qualified for the state tournament for the first time in three years. SOCCER SHS OPPONENT O Greenwich O 1 Westhill 1 1 Brien McMahon 3 1 Danbury 2 0 New Canaan O 0 Norwalk 2 0 Darien O 4 Stamford Catholic 1 0 Staples 2 3 Wilton 1 O Ridgefield I 1 Roger Ludlowe V 1 1 Trumbull O 1 Rippowam 0 State Playdown Game 1 Glastonbury 3 T01 ,fl ff! T l jeff Bunder takes a free kick, Dave Grande and Dennis Barron share a moment before the game. nene fi A'eee giiifjgiigifiiiaic at ,eem, ,Mi , eeem ,C .gn-5 15135 lst Row: Alvaro Lopez, Frank Won, Keith Camhi, Steve Kalin, Phil D'Amico, Vincent Aaron, joel Friedlander, Tony Ferris, Raymond Radfar, name not known. Znd Row: Coach Caminitti, Steve Crowell, Phil Swanson, jeff Bunder, Eddie Fries, Mark Hessenius, Rich Riddle, Dominic Prindle, Rich Vaiser, Shaheen Farzan, Sean Combs. 102 i , Q 7 ielh 4 unkeg U rn 5' 3 in an fi Q. U1 5 3 on o 93. E. cu 1 2. rn 2 4 cv -1 rv Q. O 5 sv 3. ln 5' .. 1 no U1 :- O : Captain Mary Anne Benke dribbles down the field. L ,, . . ,, L. L ,L ..--W.a5g.m.:- QQHMIIU Q- -1 L Z A m f? i 3' 1' L Iwi , rv '. .ww ini. L' i 2 'PQ j 5 SIE.. l ' S K --W' Q51'il gf:lH I. if I , z,4f,L, U - - 5, LHR x Lu L K .VL K ww:.,myf,.gf MM W, 1 liz? T y L K gr it A M. , A. L L . 15, . Ei, i L . I . I V N LL , .Li .. LLg.Li5.1f. M 4 V7 4. . + A . rw L I L LL f fl A A . f Q li :: A A z L L A A' 'ff' ' ...g-.... ....... W W 'fe-W-'ws--m-e , ., -- 1 v-- f1.a..1.Li, 'Z wnnn f A W 2 L L L L L L . L L L L ,LLL L, L - .L , .L - -'--- .ay M Lf, .1 y L . Vkhk x:m .yLL.Ly , 9 Wg- . L, aggggxgur gwawgggnmnngwi QLL ELW, y 3 i Qi LL v ,E A A My . Ti I3 1 K 'la 3 .life A f' ,L ,,,,L N . .5 Mm rv W' 'l Ki M l . R, is T Xa Q55 Co-Captain: Mary Anne Benke, Marnie Alvarado, Co-Captain: Tina Volpe. 2nd row: loan Campbell, Sue Stanek, Alison Rosi, Chris Alvarado, Monica Cahill. 3rd row: Lynn Sutherland, Mignon Steele, Donna Farina, Barbara Palomba, Jennifer Levesque. iii? I Cr-iii Mdiigaei , 4. -fm MEX! El' Q 'QUT 'l:sf1'R 92' gg 53,11 zz gr if Q1 , . '35 :X HWWHHKQEH' we.. me f ' W gvwww A an fa sffil. 'lfff52?li3,iQi Q A 'iflflilglllgllfvslf . nf 1k25wf,3Q'4is3 - , nag.,-i , l.LL . L Jfailkisffz.-f - ie: 5 fi 1 ww brig.. - ,lla .M..E5 xl: I P f ' 'f wr-i 'iff L 103 Captains Mary Anne Benke and Tina Volpe. Chris Alvarado digs for the ball. 104 The Field Hockey team finished off its season with a total of 25 goals. Its record was 5-6-2. Coach Brenda Baxter's girls followed through with a suc- cessful season Ied by senior captains Mary Anne Benke and Tina Volpe. Stamford had three girls named to the F.C.l.A.C. All-County Team, they were Mary Anne Benke, Tina Volpe and Alison Rosi. Eight seniors will be leaving the team this year. They are offensive players Alison Rosi, Sue Stanek, and Tina Volpe and defensive players Chris Alvarado, Mary Anne Benke, jennifer Levesque, Mignon Steele and Lynn Suther- land. The remaining team members are Marnie Alvarado, Monica Cahill, Barb Palombo, joan Campbell, Sharon Harper and Donna Farina. FIELD HOCKEY - SHS Opponent 8 Danbury 0 2 Trumbull 3 4 Wilton 3 0 Darien Y 2 0 Andrew Warde 1 3 Ridgefield O 0 New Canaan 3 1 Rippowam 3 4 Stamford Catholic 3 1 Greenwich 1 0 Westhill l 4 2 Brien McMahon 2 1 Norwalk 0 Cgirlaa Elgnlleghzxll Captain: Cindy Palkimas. 2nd row Stephanie DePietro, Iris Malina, 3rd row Kathy Callahan, Laura Martinelli, Andrea Wahnowski, Bronice Pikul, 4th row Liz Willis Michelle Ballo, Coach Deivtatteis. The Volleyball team for 1980 grew considerably in size and skills. This was possible underthe leadership of Captain Cindy Palkimas and the addition of Coach Kawecki. Both j.V. and Varsity were young teams and lacked experience. However, they played the most competitive volleyball that Stamford teams have ever played. Senior Award winner was Cindy Palkimas who also received the MVP Award. Senior Lorilee Molloy was unable to finish the season due to an iniury. juniors receiving letters were Kathy Callahan, lris Molina, Bronice Pikul, Andrea Wahnowski, Liz Willis and Laura ivlartinelli who also received the Coaches Award Coach Deivlatteis Opponent Westhill Rippowam Wilton Westhill Rippowam Brien McMahon Darien Roger Ludlowe Andrew Warde Ridgefield Stamford Catholic Norwalk Greenwich New Canaan Staples Girls Volleyball SHS Lost Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Bronice Pikul and Andrea Wahnowski await a serve. 'Jilin 'Wim 9'- U: Michelle Ballo, Kathy Callahan, and Stephanie DePietro pose for the photographer before the game. Kristen Robinson, Ann Sabato, Michelle Jamieson. 2nd row Karen Callahan, Elaina Pearl- V man, Carol Laskowski. 3rd row Alicia Bannon, Chrissie Cass, Lisa james, Coach Kawecki. Captain Cindy Palkimas blocks a spike. 106 Qflrnss Qlnuntrg SHS Opponent 41 N Andrew Warde 211 38 Greenwich 22 40 Danbury 21 38 K Staples L 21 40 Danbury 21 32 Catholic 24 39 Westhill 19 30 Rippowam 27 29 Brien McMahon 27 23 Darien 36 38 New Canaan 20 37 Roger Ludlowe 21 31 Norwalk 24 34 Trumbull Z4 29 Wilton 27 39 Ridgefield 20 may A ' .5 .1 ,M . .5 ct an The 1980 Cross Country team enjoyed a season record of 15-1, and was led by captain Charles Gawlak who was voted team M.V.P. along with seniors Larry Reilly and Mark Grajski who feel they had a produc- tive season. Coach Cioeta was very pleased with the team's accom- plishments and is hopeful for next year. Letter winners included Anis Shilleh, Thomas Hromas, Larry Reilly, Charles Gawlak and Mark Cirajski. We look forward to another great team next year. 3 si-.Q r ' U ,. , ,ya 5, 1. .1 . .. 1 , .. 'f-1 . A 1 3' ,. ti, 1. it fx. 1 .guy gm V I 1 f A rg, . V , it fi 11 . , 5 est-'iff-. ,-fied if . 'i f 1 3' M , rf f , LAI.. A. ',.1a-.fggyawevwiv ,l A H A.. .- K , bv . . t -v. I A jc- o 'Mgt' L .4 A t . 1 .. s ll g t -' All N wha? ' 'vi' 1.1 , ' f if tk' ,f ,, 'N ew- 4 4kwf': 15.4. Charles Gawlak, Anis Shilleh, Larry Reilly, Steve Simon. 2nd row: Mark Grajski, Stevelaronszynski, Tim Holmstrom. 3rd row: leffAlswanger, Thomas Hromas, Ed Moffat, Coach Cioeta. 107 Cgirla-5 jftximming Divers: Patty Lidstrom, Carol Nielson, Linda Korfman, Darlyn Saumell. 2nd row Dorothy Sullivan, Amy Seastead, Paula Carlton, Tammy Brovitz, Beth McDonald, Rachel Sexton. 3rd row Kathy Paspalis, Cindy Lidstrom, lulie Rowlett, Sarah jalet, Eileen Maki, Barbara Korfman, Heather Barry, Coach Cikatz. The Girls Swim Team worked hard during this re- building season. Although the team was winless, they had a lot of fun together and at the same time improved it :ss individual performances. The team gained seven hard T working freshmen who will become the foundation for S a strong team in the future. Sophomore Sarah lalet, an outstanding swimmer, at was selected to the All County Team and was selected Most Valuable Swimmer for SHS. She was the is State LL champion in the 100 yd. breast stroke and if . finished third in the state open meet for the same event. Q Kathy Paspalis was awarded the Coaches Award for exemplifying outstanding characteristics in team spirit. is A Her determination along with her spirit never let us g A down. . The Most improved trophy was given to Dorothy Q Sullivan, a very hard working and dedicated sopho- 1 A more. f Coach Cikatz Captains Eileen Maki and Valerie Wise. 108 2311135 Egan-alzethztll Senior Craig Manchuck moves the ball up court. Tom Durso blocks a shot against Ridgefield. 1i fs-,,,.,,Wa.. A 5 Kneeling: Darryl Colson, Luis Quiles, Carlos Bridtter, Eric Fields - Co-Captain, Craig Manchuck - Co-Captain, Darryl Brinkley, Victor Jackson. 2nd Row: Vincent Adams, Tom Durso, Darryl Schmidt, Eric Salley, Melvin Keitt, Mike Wilhoit, Raleigh Miller - Ball Boy. Not present when picture was taken: Coach Moriarty, Coach Bryant, and Coach Brooks. 109 MQ 1 i Melvin Kitt attempts a steal. Tom Durso warms up before a game. The 1980-81 Boys Basketball team season was one of ups and downs. Led by seniors Craig Manchuck and Eric Fields, the team started off slowly but hung in there when games were on the line. By doing so, they were kept in competition for a F.C.I.A.C. playoff spot. Other important contributors to the team were juniors Mike Wilhoit, Eric Salley and senior Tom Durso. Under the direction of Coach Moriarty the Black Knights made it to the C.l.A.C, quarter- finals before losing to Rippowam in a well-played game. 110 Ellie M E 5. Eric Salley and Eric Fields pull a rebound against Rippowam. is if Kneeling: Darryl Colson, Ray Boone, Fuji Quiles, Toney Salley. 2nd Row: Raleigh Miller - Manager, Victorlackson, Darryl Scmidtt, Vincent Adams, Darryl Brinkley. M lx ' all ni Darryl Brinkley puts the move on the opposition. 6' i ' ' ' Fuji Quiles enjoys a minute of rest on the bench between plays. ill 'Basketball Qllqeerlezthnzrsa Sally Redd, Michelle lamieson, Theresa-McDougal, Michelle Santoro. 2nd row: Maria Santiago, Connie Zelinski, Mary Lou Robie, Stacy Rich, Sherry Fields. 3rd row: Bernadette Salley, Mary Beth Currier, Captain: Anita Shipp, Sharon McCarty, joy Clay. Captain Anita Shipp Cgirlra Basketball Tracy Brawley goes up for a jump shot. ' f :ssa:, .af . - , ,, ' ' - ,- Kathy Callahan, Tri-Captains: Terri Peterson, Cindy Palkimas, Sandy Clarke, Tra B l .2 d 1 K' H d L' james, Debbie Lewis, Liz Willis, Shalon Little, Coach Cutter. Cy raw ey n row lm ar Y' 'Sa Girls Basketball L , 1 SHS , Q L f A Opponent 25 4 'Bridgeport Central , by 51 35 fRrdgefieid- , L 49 51 Norwalk it Q 189 399 j Trumbull A 69 X 52 Rippowamj A L 59 41 Roger Ludlowe l f 65 54 6 Stamford Catholic ' 57 50 A Rippowam C 59 42 Danbury as 4 57 51 Greenwich 1 A A 18 'so ,K A 5 A New canaanf , , 46 32 'L ' .Danbury' 5 64 49 a ' 4 Staples 68 50 ,D Brien McMahon 64 34 5 rWilton 6 5 1 58 54 Andrew Warde 61 385 wesrhrti 1 1 5 ei 54, 5 Darien as 52 Although this year's team had a record of 3-15, they worked well together. The team's M.V.P. was Terri Peterson, the most improved player was Shalon Little and the Coaches Award went to Kathy Callahan. Coach Cutter is looking forward to the 1981-82 season. 113 jjj' WOVS hrhfl, l97'l10wlVlQ ypw,-1' wowlf View Yourilr any UF wk Clqssos NX71 M,-af lauavfn gpm' 4 Sqypibf Qwol 5 dlftfl 'lotlfwlff EW3lr'SA 'Q 'lf' SCM in gjhbolff 7Lfn',4lZ you QM GK 'NCQ y00 :'3 ',4ufLx+iwk:Z rn nr on CA.- r Ari c' I . f f,.m..--, 2 4 n l I l 4 f I Paul'Gallagher, Ed Fries, Richard Riddle, Robert Blanche - Manager, Mike Mehan, Greg Rosum, Scott Stenquist, Rosario Mallozzi, Brian Fontneau, Mike Cassidy. 2nd row: Steve Makovsky, Mike Mocker, Dennis Barron, Co-Captain: Mark MacDougall, Captain: Matt Diot, Co-Captain: Bruce Scutti, Gary Bruno, Brian Donnelly, Greg Weir, joseph Mallozi, Coach Fay. ICE HOCKEY S SHS Opponent l 2 Westhi ll 3 l 3 Stamford Catholic 6 9 V Westh ill 4 X O Wilton 5 5 Darien 6 8 Stamford Catholic 5 7 V 2 Greenwich 1 A, , 2 Greenwich 7 l 2 Darien 5 - 6 Brien Mfrviahon 6 l 1 V New Canaan 7 1 7 Norwalk' 3 1 S Ridgefield 4 7 1 Rippowam 3 V 3 Staples - 4 , 5 V West Haven 7 3 C 8 Roger Ludlowe K2 g C 3, l 9 Andrew Warde , 4 f , 2 Trumbull 5 ' ' lflr Q ': r l Brian Fontneau, Greg Rosum, Mike Cassidy and Steve Makovsky watch the l action in the Stamford High zone. l 114 l l The 1980-81 Black Knight Hockey team was piloted by first year coach Paul Fay who did a good job with a basically young and inexperienced team. Returning as captain, senior Matt Diot, along with the brother combination of Rosario and joe Mallozzi and junior Mark MacDougall, accounted for a major part of the team's scoring totalling over a hundred points. Senior goalie Bruce Scutti kept Stamford in many games by doing an outstanding job in the nets. The team was never without hustlersg Gary Bruno, Mike Novak, Greg Rosum, Brian Fontneau, George Gutierrez and Mike Cas- sidy contributed greatly in this area. The defense, one of the best in the city, consisted of veterans Dennis Barron, Matt Diot, Brian Donnelly and first year men Rich Riddle, Ed Fries and Steve Makovsky. Expected to be nothing like the F.C.l.A.C. Championship team of last year, the Knights surprised everyone by staying in the thick of things in a tough F.C.I.A.C. West division despite heartbreaking losses to Wilton, Ridgefield and to Staples in overtime. Next year we look to fine players in Scott Stenquist, Mike Mocker, Mike Mehan, goalie Paul Gallagher and many of thedmentioned above to carry on the Black Knight hockey tra ition. Senior Co-Captain Bruce Scutti and Captain Matt Diot. H' A iitf Dennis Barron gets ready for a faceoff. joe Mallozzi and Coach Fay discuss strategies before a game. Cggmnaztinz Despite a low turnout, the girls gymnastics team tumbled, twisted and kipped to a very successful rebound from last season's 0-11 disappointment. A 6 wins, 4 losses, 1 forfeit season came about for new head coach Lee Fieselerfs squad only as a result of long, hard hours of work. Led by captain Linda Korfman and Laurie Calyanis, who as seniors both performed well, the team soundly defeated some ofthe traditionally stronger FCIAC teams. The team effort was truly affected by the strong contributions of juniors Carol Retter, Sue Weidin and freshman Lynn Zecca. Exhibitions at Dolan and Turn of River junior High Schools added to the gymnastics program, and traveling to the York- town Invitational and the state meet in Hartford brought much enthusiasm to Stamford High. The team is anxiously looking forward to next season with a fresh outlook for a new and stronger team. Girls Gymnastics SHS g Opponent 98.70 Roger Ludlowe 79.85 106.05 Westhill 112.85 103.70 Greenwich 4 85.55 100.201 Rippowarn y 91.12 104.55 Norwalk 96.00 5104.55 Ridgefield 90.75 74.95 Darien 121.20 5 115.90 Andrew Warde 107.25 93.05 Danbury 100.30 117.15 Ridgefield 106.45 113.10 Staples 126.85 116 AllaLeague First Team nominee Laurie Calyanis takes a rest between events Captain Linda Korfman performs a hand stand side split on the balance beam. Laurie Calyanis holds a center split above the balance beam. Sue Weidig exhibits her good form. KneeIing1Lynn Zecca, Laurie Calyanis, Coach Fieseler, Sue Weidig, Carol Retter. 2nd Row: Barbie Korfman - Manager, Linda Korfman -Captain, Kathy Kreis - Manager. H7 QEUQ5 Swimming Peter Conrad contemplates the big race. 118 First row: Mitchell Kaplan i Manager, Mike Nielsen, Rich Dalmolin - Captain, Sam jalet, Brian Brown -Captain, Chris DeMott, Angelo Goirdano, Liz Kreis E Manager, Coach Gary Bloom. 2nd Row: Ken Swinnerton - Captain, Scott Tyson, Scott Addison, Peter Conrad, lim Lenes, Bob Bowes. SWIMMING sHs S .g OPPONENT t W St. Mary's L L - Greenwich S W W Rippowam L L a Staples W W Roger Ludlowe S S g L W Brien McMahon y g L W F g Norwalk L W by Trumbull . , L w wegrmii 1 L The 1980-81 Swim Team had its most suc- cessful season in its history. The Black Knights, under Coach Gary Bloom, ended the regular season with a 7-2 record. High- lighting this season were the victories over Rippowam and Westhill, which allowed SHS to win the City Championship. The Knights went into the State Charn- pionship Meet confidently and performed extremely well. Five school records and three city records were set in the Finals. lalet took the 500 Free Record, Brown the 100 yard Butterfly and the 200 Individual Medley record, Dalmolin the 100 Breast Mark. The 400 Free Relay of Brian Brown, Rich Dalmo- lin, Sam Valet, and Bob Bowes also set a new city record of 3:17.5. These, along with su- perb swims by Swinnerton and Bowes helped SHS gain a fourth place overall finish. The State Open Championship Meet turned out to be quite successful forthe Black Knights. Five team members qualified: Brian Brown, Ken Swinnerton, Rich Dalmolin, Sam lalet and Bob Bowes. The team finished an incredible 6th place overall and the high- light of the meet came with the 400 Free Relay in which we placed 2nd in the state. The entire 1980-81 Team wishes to thank Coach Bloom for his dedication to our team. ff' 2 d R Renel janvier, Leon Bartlett, Melvin Kneeling: Everold Foster, Louis Pollack, Richard Pavley, Roger johnson, john Gri in n ow: Collins, Kenny Smith, Herman Prawl, Mike Hennessey. 3rd Row: Coach jim Bradley, Neal Bonoff, Robert Wilson, jeff Roland, Marvin Thomas, Coach A. Vrtiak. f +2 if Herman Prawl demonstrates an arm hold. T if 5 The Stamford High School Wrestling Team had its best season ever, with a TO-4 record. Co-Captains were Kenny xx . lf, . it if N S ' Smith and Herman Prawl. Q if A Mike Hennessey placed second in the FCIAC Heavyweight, it ' and first place in the Port Chester Holiday Tournament. jeff ,,t ,st, ,5,, Roland placed second in the FCIAC 145 pound class. Kenny ' -ff if so Smith placed second in the State Meet LL 128 pound class. lt A F g was an outstanding season for the Stamford High Grapplers. A Making the All County Team were Kenny Smith, jeff Ro- llli ' 'lll land Melvin Collins, and Mike Hennessey. Honorable men- tion lfvent to Herman Pravvl and Robert Wilson. .sa .QM ' jeff Roland listens carefully to instructions from the Official, wailing 119 ' X5 Pasi Pekinken clears 5 feet 10 inches. ' Pat Domond races for victory. Co-captain Denise Lienhardt jumps a hurdle. P' gil nilnnr rank 120 L, X , .., cc Ny The Boys and Girls Track team had a very successful sea- son. In the FCIAC Western Division, Tracy Winn placed first in the 50 Meter Dash and first in the 300 Meter Dash. lanice Lienhardt placed fourth in ths 500 Meter Dash. For the Boys, Charles Gawlak placed second in the 800 Meter Run and Furess Whittington placed second in the 50 Meter Dash. Tracy Winn, Charles Gavvlak, and Furess Whittington made the Fairfield County All-Star Team. Next year we look forward to another fine season. First Row Pas: Pekinen Paula Peklnen Tracy Winn Denise Lrenhardt Barbara Lambert, Douglas Henley. 2nd Row: Michael Brovyn, Sarah Siegal, Furess Whittington Michael Christie james Core Lee DeFrancesco Patrick Domond, Patrick Lorent, Scott Kogan, Stevelaroszynski, Coach Vincent 121 Snhnul Spirit Sue Stanek, Ed Barosky, Barbara Kaminski and Marybeth Succi show their school spirit by participating in a Saturday afternoon car rally. Kathy Callahan, Rick Demonkis, lim Matheny and Liz Willis are kept on edge at an SHS - Greenwich basketball game. 122 Seniors Lynn Bodetka, Sue Stanek, Valerie Wise, Mark Plonowski and Tom Durso enjoy an apparent SHS victory. Mark Barrenchea looks on with pleasure as SHS deyours Stamford Catholic High. e 53 I ai 5 at team fmt out at was ,f 1 r W' i, Q t kc et M. Coach Bloom and Sam lalet evaluate the competition for the next Ha- -,V , Coach Defvlattels demonstrates how to rope an RBI The 1 V Baseball team discusses their game plan wnth Coach L. g iw ,wg ERIE L to R Bob Chien - Captain, Mr. Sylvester - Coach, Craig Manchuck, Anthony Marciano, Greg Rosurn, Mike Presutto. 455 Y ?, A YJ fy N ,gg 5 . .. , , ,. ff it r f -- ,A 1 , Q,-Q V Z' 32 W 'Y ri M f1-...-.........,...,,,,,,- Z'-if Anthony Marciano takes a practice swing. 124 SHS 6 816 10 13 13 816 1116 9 816 10 11 1016 4 12 3rd 10th GOLF Greenwich Ridgefield Westhill Wilton Darien Staples Rippowam Andrew Warde New Canaan Norwalk Danbury Stamford Catholic Roger Ludlowe Trumbull FCIAC TEAM CIAC DIVISION 1 OPPONENT 7 4V2 3 0 0 416 1Vz 4 4Vz 3 2 ZW 9 1 Greg Rosum contemplates his shot. Craig Manchuck shows his all County form. 'i ix .sm Captain Bob Chien warms up before a match. The Stamford High Golf team finished the 1980 season with our best record ever. Among our victories was Staples High School, which we defeated for the firsttime in twenty- one years. Additionally we captured the City Championship and the Mike Ballo Tourney while narrowly missing a win in the FCIAC team championship. We went into the State Championship with high hopes, but finished a disappoint- ing tenth. We were led by ist team-All County performers Bob Chien fcaptainl and Craig Manchuck. Chien was the state individual Champion, while Manchuck, the team's MVP, was medalist in the Ballo Tourney and finished fourth in the FCIAC Individual Championship. In addition, Anthony Marciano K9-3-ii, Greg Rosum C7-4-il and Mike Presutto 43-23 also turned in fine performances. Four of the five starters are returning, so we are looking forward to a successful campaign in '8i. 125 I I Baseball lst Row: Mark Parente, Kane Winn, Mike Arnone, Bill Dalonza, Bill Cox, Dennis Truglia, Co-Captain: Nick Pia. 2nd Row: john Mossa, Tony Cipri, Bill Druehl, Lou Buchetto, Bill Velez, Co-Captain: Kenny Wright, Bob Nolan, Bruce Scutti, Coach Charlie Pike. , fin , , l , , Bill Cox in winning form against Brien McMahon. Greg Dempsey ploys for 126 a ground ball. -qv - It was truly an exciting and outstanding season for the 1980 Black Knight Baseball team. ThejBlack Knights as a team, utilized strong hitting, pitching and exceptional speed along the base paths en route to a 15-4 recor . Their strong desire to remain reigning City and FCIAC Champions was a major factor in their success. For the second consecutive year Nick Pia, Bill Velez and Kenny Wright made the All Daily News Team with Velez and Pia on First Team, Wright on Second. Again it was Velez and Pia to make the all state team. Along with Wright, Velez and Pia were also part of the all County team. Coach Pike BASEBALL sus oPPoNsNT l 8 West Haven O S Stamford Catholic 3 3 Westhill We 16 New Canaan 3 5 Norwalk 1 4 Staples 7 16 Greenwich 1 0 Trumbull 6 5 Brien McMahon 3 3 Darien N 4 10 Wilton 0 6 Westhill 3 13 Roger Ludlowe O 6 Stamford Catholic 2 9 Ridgefield 2 7 Rippowam C 3 14 Andrew Warde 5 2 Danhuw - O 10 Rippowam 4 All County catcher Bill Velez awaits a single pitch. 127 M mf '17 ' our .M li . Q - 'C X C hi A K if r 'X W V 'S ly C 'ur r M- W A W t t t . ef f , h C , 2 - y W ff s -- N A . 'V . N JM N Q F w W , , K ' - - f el .KI1 .,,,,.., Q , ' A y H I A 'lt' kr :YN . , ' M15 C - H . ' , 'L ' I lst Row: Coach Attanasio, Wayne Rogalski, Ken Martino, lay Fragomeli, Bill Yarrish, Mark Moavero 2nd Row: Donna Persiani, JoeGiamba, Mark Parente Rich Labotti, Sean Ballo, Darren Romano. 3rd Row: Cathy Joyce, Todd Stratinger, Chris Hessenius, Craig Addison, Furress Whittington, Greg Dempsey Wayne Rogalski looks to the infield in a moment of disbelief. 128 l.V. pitcher Chris Hessenius gets ready to fire one in. Snfthall Cindy Palkimas gets ready to rip one. The Stamford High Softball Team qualified for the State Tournament for the fifth year in a row with a record of l i-8. They were led by Senior Captain Karie Darling along with seniors lan Collins, lackie l-lagenbach and LeeAnn San- toro. The remainder of the team consisted ofluniors, Cindy Palkimas, Eileen Maki, Alison Rosi, Terri Peterson, Megee Benke, Lorilee Molloy, Maryanne Partlow, Sonia Abarzua and sophomore, Martha Sabia. The team was young but worked well together and had a lot of spirit. This positive attitude was displayed throughout the season. Nominations for the FCIAC team were LeeAnn Santoro, First Team with Cindy Palkimas and Karie Darling receiving honorable mention. The seniors will be missed, however the junior class is strong and will be looking forward to another successful year. Coach Demattis lst Row: Martha Sabia, Eileen Maki, Allison Rosi, Marylane Benke, LeeAnn Santoro, jackie Hagenbach. 2nd Row: Lorilee Molloy, jan Collins, Cindy Palkimas, Sonia Abarzua, Terri Peterson, Captain Karie Darling, Maryanne Partlow, Coach Dee Demattis. T29 Captain Karie Darling shows her content. Allison Rosi concentrates on a base hit. P SOFTBALL SHS 8 West Haven 8 1 Starnford Catholic 3 Westhill 16 New Canaan 5 Norwalk 4 Staples 16 Greenwich 0 Trumbull 9 Brien McMahon 3 Darien 10 Wilton 6 Westhill 13 Roger Ludlowe 6 Stamford Catholic 9 1 1 Ridgefield 1 7 1 Rippowam 1 14 Andrew Warde 2 I Danbury 10 ' Rippowam OPPONENT 0 3 7 3 1 7 1 6 3 4 0 1 3 O 2 2 3 5 0 ,4. Marylane Benke moves in. lst Row: Kelly Parkington, Laura Martinelli, Michelle jarnieson, Kim Hardy, Andrea Wanowski, Kim Walsh, Kathy Woods. 2nd Row: Kitten Ritchie, Coach Kenna, Michelle Ballo, Donna Farina, Shalon Little, Diane Hogan, Lori Venneri, Kim Davis, Steve Deleo - Manager. ' M' X 'F 4 Sonia Abarzua, Cindy Palkimas, and Allison Rossi pose for the photographer. l3l girls Qlrztnk Possessing only one senior, Cindy Sutherland, the 1980 Girls Track Team was best described as young and inexperienced . The inexperi- ence was shown in the overall team record of 3-12. The Black Knights record, though was not indicative of the fine individual performances turggd in by Tracy Winn,Denise Lienhardt,lanise Lienhardt, and Sally Re . SHS 42 94.5 64 V 36.5 60 42 50 37 35 47 42.5 52.2 47.5 37.5 64 cms TRACK Darien 1 Stamford Catholic Norwalk V Westhill Wilton Danbury 4 Trumbull New Canaan Greenwich Ridgefield Brien McMahon Rippowam Staples Andrew Warde Roger Ludlowe OPPONENT ss p l32.5 , as 4490.5 J 67 as 77 '90 92 ao 84.5 74.5 469.5 89.5 w,62 we-V lst Row: Lynn Sutherland, jill Ladota, lanice Lienhart, Mary Palumbo, Barbara Palumbo, Salle Redd, Liz Willis, Barbie Fields, Christine Koziol, Kathy Paspalis Karol Nielsen. 2nd Row: Coach Cutter, Nick Devito, Val Calson, Theresa Myens, Denise Lienhart, Meredith Cowic, Kerry McCallum, Lynn Botdeka, Lisa Cohen MaryAnn Benke, Tracy Winn, Lisa james - Manager, Beverly Greene, Mr. Sivensen, Cindy Sutherland, ll., Mr. Palley. T32 'gags rank - st ,-W 11.4 nts: ,rss , 1. f. .stag .1-,ev new - '- wsszw wg, ,,,., k,,, ge - . 1 .... K .k,, Q--if :ff ,. ig, V? bi,,51k,,, if an . -E P' rr, Mas- -' ft- I ' 251. mm. 5- ,riiiw fm, 1st Row: Frank Moore, Pete Konavelis, Auls Shilleh, Herman Prawl, Gary Amlicke, William Boyd, Robert Weilock. 2nd Row: Samaris Alarcon, Angela Boccuzzl Yvette Guiles, james Core, Clinton Prawl, Micheal Christie, Patrick Domond, Derek Reeves, Eric Knutson, Carl Vidilich, Charles Gawlak, Glenjaroszynski Paul Hagans, Coach Cioeta. SHS 70 70 76 7616 62 62 74 74 74 65 65 64172 6416 46 46 BOY'S TRACK 1 1 6 oPPoNENr Wilton , 4616 Danbury 7516 Stamford Catholic , 13Vz Darien ' 101 Norwalk 52 Westhill 78 Rippowam 7216 Brien McMahon 4416 Staples 80 New Canaan 39 Greenwich 88 Roger Ludlowe 26 Ridgefield 101112 Trumbull 12016 Andrew Warde 21172 The 1980 Boys Track Team was lead by Captains Clinton Prawl, Eric Knutson and Glen laroszynski. Clinton Prawl placed 4th in the Class L 200 meters and William Boyd also placed 4th in the Longlump. The teams Most Valuable Player award went to Clinton Prawl. We look forward to a great effort by the team next year. Most Valuable Runner went to Eric Knutjson and Most Valuable Field Events went to William Boy . girls Ennis .. . , T my .ag - ,- . 1 st Row: Tasha Valiatis, Cheryl Calo, Verinque Seciniez, Cindy Pinto, Beth Gaipa. 2nd Row: Sandy Wylie, Sandy Scheer, Barbara Korfman, 3rd Row: ludy lsidro, Ronny Won, Brett Wilson, Claire Wise, Lulu Lester, The 1980 Stamford High Girls Team once again experienced the agony of defeat. Although the girls tried hard to win a match, they were unsuccessful. However, they exhi- bited a great deal of sportsmanship. Once more Coach Pober tried her best and put a great effort into building a team. Verinque Seciniez serves it up. 134 3511335 Ennis Boys Tennis 1st Row: Scott Tyson, Mario Maldanado, Chris Patusky, Neal Signore. 2nd Row: Robert Coleman, Mark Plonowski, Eddie Barosky, Mario Coppola, Coach Rick Gianetti, Coach Lou Vaccaro tnot in picturel. TENNIS , SHS OPPONENT 7 Stamford Catholic I O 2 Ridgefield 5 4 Trumbull 3 4 Brien McMahon 3 1 Wilton 6 4 Danbury 3 0 Norwalk 7 1 Darien 6 2 Andrew Warde 5 2 Roger Ludlowe 5 2 Greenwich 5 0 Staples 7 3 V Rippowam 4 1 New Canaan 5 3 Westhill 4 Outstanding Player, Steve Signore, was one of the top ten players in the FCIAC. Steve had a per- sonal record of 10-5, which qualified him for the State Tournament. He was aided by the fine per- formances of Robert Coleman, Chris Patusky, Mark Plonowski, Scott Tyson, Neil Signore, Ed Barosky, Mario Maldonado, Mario Coppola and joe Sealey. With everyone returning, lam very optimistic about our '81 season. Louis Vaccaro 135 I1 Qsgung uf 4 efezri .... 'Q M Ernie Hardy about to drop a punt in the end zone. Martha Sabia and Sonia Abarzua survey a lost cause. Herman Prawl nurgeg 3 gore arm, Ed Fries watches in disappointment as the opposition scores a goal 136 Anita Shipp displays a look of defeat. Dennis Barron deliberates on plays for the second half. The Volleyball Team takes to heart some serious words from Coach Defvlat- teis. Coach Bruce tries to cope with the agony of defeat. l37 Qfllzrhs EIIIEI classes X 139 C 4 res 111211 Louis Ferri, Gary Klein, Steve Simon, Lisa Peskin, Sarah Tauber and Debra Ferri. The class of '84 is very enthusiastic about the coming years at SHS. The class officers are C-ary Klein, President, Steve Simon, Vice-Presidentg Lisa Peskin, Treasurer, Sarah Tauber, Secretary and class advisors are Louis and Debra Ferri. During the year we built up a treasury by selling Chocolate bars and working hard at the basketball games. ln addition a mural was painted to represent our class. We enjoyed this year and look forward to our next three years at SHS. 140 ,,.,, bv va-Y-n'-v-'Q x. xx fax Cristina Abella Scott Addison D. Aggi Rocio Alarcon Tony Alexander Marisol Alicia G. Alswanger M. Ambroise A, Andag R. Andrade Malcom Andrews Allyson Andriunas Maria Arlotta Laura Badini Eugene Banks I. Barcello Alicia Bannon Patricia Barron Heather Barry S. Bastian Donna Bauer Walter Beck Stephanie Bell Richard Belsky Robert Berardi Lynn Berni Floyd Bessard K. Blessard leanne Black 1. Bjarski Sarah Bowen Tracey Brawley Andrew Breines Devon Brown Q Y . 1 7 --1 ,l Fonda Brown Alexander Butterman 411' -v Nun sv G. Brown K, Brown Robin Brown T. Browne Patricia Buchetto Yvette Burl in . 156' -. E fl' N l , -4 X Q l l 1 'fy ' 5 r Maria Cabrera Richard Calibrese Bonita Callahan Karen Callahan Maureen Callahan Keith Camhi Daniel Carter Christina Cass 2 Maria Cannata C. Cappiallo luliet Carbonell Paula Carlton Mary Carroll f Q - W '- Y Alexander Castellavo Penelope Clark Spencer Crumbsie Marie Cecire -S Felicia Clemens Rosann Crupie Cinthia Chapman V, Choung loseph Chovit lo Ann Ciacciarella C. Clark Diane Cohen leanne Cooksey Paul Cosby Theresa Cotton Scott Critzman -wr Natalia Czamenska S. Dalpe Kenneth Daniel l Reginald David Daniel Davis 4 ,Y . '-with-f'Q Sheila Dawson ,232 i imma .. f' Christopher Demott B. Deng Charlie Diaz Susan Dawson G. DeCamiIlo T. Ded A. Difillipoi Debra DelCarmine Richard Dellvecchio William Deorenzo Loretta Dillard Stephanie Dipiertro lulie Dixon 1 . . g i?'a Egg. , 4 'N m X lames Dixon Susan Dorso lennifer Downing iid' 'Yr' V. Escobedo l. Evans Jessie Farina Wendy Fuhrman Thomas Galberth Crystal Gant Bon Wu' VM? Ricky Golbitz David Golden Robert Goldstein Scott Drodcr Antonio Farris Carrie Druehl Susan Dueno L. Easlin K ,. ,vi. , vii. . , . W2 f W .. .V , . aa ' Maryann Fasoli Sharon Foskey loel Friedlander nie Lynn Gentile if f at f 2 ,,., .wif L. Gonzolez C. Gentile R. Gibbs Angelo Giordano Richard Gonzolez Patrick Garrlt Kevin Graham Mane Grajskl Beverly Gram Davxd Gray Palncna Green Karen Greene John Griffin Arthur Gross Wanda Gross james Haas Michele Hall Trany Hall Sharon Harper Marvin Harns Douglas Henley V, I jf 'J ' ,M 46 it ::1 ,dll it . David jones A. jordan Kimberly loss Adam Kahn Bren Katz Kathy Keane Sharon Kelly na- Steven Kendall Becky Kennedy Scott King l, Kinghan Gary Klein Peter Konrad Claudia Kraut . A.. T' Christopher Kuczo joseph Kwederis Photios Kyriakoudis Barbara Lambert lacqueli Lanetski Christine Lascala Carol Laskowski ai- X M. Laureano Renee Lawlor Donna Lee Peter Lenz Craig Levine Karen Levine Patricia Lidstrom Que . ,si tk Elizabeth Leibow Beth Linnick L. Lohneo Yolanda Lomax Lisa Lombardo Lori Longo Dennis Luchetta 84.- .Q-4 Luis Madrid joseph Maker Diane Mallizia Kristina Maloney Wendy Marcus Vincent Marino W. Martinez ,fo-Q. A. Massari Everton McCleary Ernest McCormick Andrew McDonald Beth McDonald Constance McLaughlin Derrick McLaurin Gotrell McLellan Kathryn Meadows Michael Mehan Lisa Melikan jeffrey Meyer Thomas Milucci Vernita Mims mf., i ,,,k,. . K fi W vfqyr :,. ,. William Mixon Edward Moffat Wayne Morrison R. Moss Regina Murphy Timothy Murphy lacquelyn Naterman tw., .A I fi ' 2 at New 'fit lacqueline Nieves Tracy Nizolek G, Northia D. O'Neal E, Ortiz William Ostoff Philip Pagliaro ,f'K, , aku ,Q xslt Pamela Paspalis Robin Passaro S. Patel M. Patricelli Steven Pavony Elana Pearlman Pasi Pekinen an kv jennifer Penfield Liga Peskin Liga Pimpinella Yvonne Polk Deborah Pratt Ronald Preston Kimberly Quick 14 Gregory Razzaia Robin Reason Kimberly Rello jennifer Rice Stacey Rich jamie Richardson Richard Riddle Andrea Riley K. Roberson Christopher Roberts Bridget Robinson Kristen Robinson Aillen Rodriguez Gabriela Rodriguez , Y-. Mario Rodriguez Chris Romsey Eric Rosecrans Andrea Rosum D. Rothstein Kenneth Rowe Ann Sabato is Brian Sabia 1. Sabillon Richard Saint Frederick Salamon Barrett Salzman Troy Santi Michele Santoro ,- 611 s janet Schoenfeid R. Sicpione Amie Seastead Rachel Sexton Carol Sgouris Tracy Shannonhouse Cozi Sher T. Shipp A Stephen Simon Eric Smith Lisa Smith Robert Snyder C, Soto Felipe Soto ' :fmt Q 24 Q Nicole Stamatelos Gregory Stelle Richard Storm Sarah Tauber K. Taylor Wendy Teal Robin Teele ,- Q QE 4 PS, 5 N f l , C 1 l e Ellen Teig Christopher Terrell Wylie Tollelte Mary lo Totilo Enrichclta Uva K. VanDusen Michael Vartuli ,wr if Liieiilzf G Monica Velasco Frederick Verhoeyen Marian Vischio Michael Vnttlli Laura Voss William Walker leffrey Wallman Daniel Walters Sheena Whitley l. Wilkinson Andre Williams Sherry Wilms Steven Woody Sally Yaeger , X. Surbhi Yagnik C Yomez jennifer Zarmsky 4 Lynn Zecca Carol Zembroski 14 Snplqnmnre,-5 Marnie Alvarado, Pamela Adams, Erica Ando, Neil Signore, Linda Segreto We are finally through being what upperclassmen call Frosh. This year is going to be different. We plan to be in with those upperclassmen. Last year we had a little bit of trouble raising money with our candy sale, but overall we did fairly well. We raised enough money to go on a rollerskating class trip. This year we plan to do twice as well. We plan to have a stuffed animal sale, a magazine drive, bagel sales, and many other fund raisers. We hope to have enough money to have a successful lunior and Senior Prom. 150 A ,eye-f,,,,as1?' in s www, In A M ,..v.,- ww- M. , ' Q , , V H ,sv q. I K I 1 ,HL ,,, f ua , f Pamela Adams Bridget Aglira E. Alban Marnie Alvarado Gary Amlicke Erica Ando Rebecca Argenio Pia Arnold jenny Athanasoulia S. Babitz Lisa Bacco Maurine Baird Debbie Balcombe Michele Ballo fic TVHCY Baflki Gina BHDUSTE M- Bamf' Tammy Bates Terry Bates Svetlana Beckman joan Beland + EFT 1. saga ' A' af A ' ' W if r 'QE i'if - . ' W .. .lr -if - . . ,K in ' '11-53 1 ,L-:xt . D. Bell Lynne Bender Terri Bender Ethel Bennett Kimberli Bergman Hope Bernier john Blake -V ai' ffl Robert Blanche Dana Boccuzzi Saverio Boccuzzi Neil Bonoff Steven Bova Robert Bowes Lillian Bradford Debbie Braithwaite Kelvin Brawley Gregory Brayboy D. Brinkley Martell Brooks Peter Brown Robin Brown V. Bryan Nedra Bryant joseph Buchetto jessica Buchman jeffrey Bunder Barrington Burke Alison Burns N M Paul Burns Dawn Burruesci Dominick Buzzeo A. Campbell Dorsey Campbell Frank Campion Laurie Canning Daniel Carmichael Theodore Catino Maria Cevallos Vernita Chance David Chernack Michael Christie William Coles D. Coley lacqueline Collazo Valerie Colson Lynda Cook Hattie Cooper Brenda Colle Richard Cropper Vida Crosby Stephen Crowell Victor Crumbley Debra Curio Diane DaCanto Josephine Daigle Phil Damico wad? Meriedith Covvic Thomas Cox Bryan Cropper Mar' Wilfredo Cruz Cheryl Calc Mary Currier Cheryl Denks K. Davis Melissa Davis Raphel Davison joseph Dec Yvette Decoster Kimberlee DeFilippis Lee Delfansesco Cynthia Delaney Kathleen Delcarmine Pamela DeLuca D. DeLuke Tania Deng B. Dennis Marlene Dennis Deborah Devarti Rosalind Dillard Edwin Dombrowski Phillip Dunn Marnie DuPree Kimberly Eaton lohn Edwards Federico Espinal Heather Evans Lisa Evenson Bettie Everett Donna Farina Shahin Farzam Sherry Fields L. Fiordelisi Patricia Flynn Heather Foster Tammy Frano ludith Fraser Detra Frazier Duane Frazier Karen Friend Dawn Furnaros Kenneth Garnett Loretta Gauh George Gavaghan Lester George Konstantinos Giannoulis A. Gilles Arthur Godhino Ginny Gomez Enrique Gonzalez Kathleen Hoodrun Karen Grabovvski Gerald Grant ' Beverly Green lesos Gutierrez Maria Gutierrez james Harris E, Hinds Sarah jalet Lisa johnson Melvin Keitt Debora Ladestro Kathy Haidar j, Harrison jennifer Hitchcock Lisa james L. johnson Dawn Kipphut jill Ladota W Paul Haller Victoria Hamilton Gregory Hanson Diane Hardy George Heins D. Hephens Milagro Hernandez Mark Hessenius is sr X- Nancy Hogan Stacey Hoyt Ami Ichiba Cynthia Irby . as .sa A f -,' ' . + .,Lr get Michelle jamieson Monique jamieson Marie Ernest jean Paul D. johnson Roger johnson Kathleen joyce Gjelina Kalai Helen Kantzas Kenneth Klein Scott Kogan Barbara Korfrnan joseph Koziol Mei Yin Larn Patricia Laskowski Sherre Lazar Sonya Leibowitz 'uv N cw .1 Deborah Harrington Michael Hickey ludy lsidro F. johnson Maria Karukas Katherine Kreis j. Leroy A, Lewis M. Li Denise Lines Graham Linn Shalon Little Charlene Livingston D. Loguagb Tricia Lomax Antonietta Lombardo Paul Longo Alvaro Lopez Margarita Lopez M. Lopez Maria-Caroll Lops Marike Lowis Todd Lovallo Richard Lupinacci Steven Luther A, Macari Mark Mackiewicz Noreen Mahoney Eric Maitner Betty Maker 'ix 'V Biliy Mallozzi Lee Maronna Edwin Marrero David Mathews jenny McBride Louis McBride Sharon McCarty Lori McClain Michael McCray Michele McCree C. McEachern Michele McRae Fanny McKeithen L. Megaie L. Megale Vicki Morris ,- I-v X it Terry Middleton Bruce Miller Edward Maovero jennifer Morrell -MX All Danette Melchione R. Middleton W. Moyle Heidi Mrus Carolyn Munrow lacqueline Murphy George Navarro Michelle Nedell P i K, Neilsen Derrick Padmore wr, l. Nembhard V. Nones S. O'Neal Cathy O'NeiIl Maureen O'Rourke L, Ortiz Melissa Palkimas K, Paradis Kelly Parkington Lisa Parrott leffrey Pasiak 1. Patel Robert Pennachio Cindy Pinto Tammie Purdy G, Perniciaro Marie Perpignan Arnold Perrotta Andra Perretta Karen Pike Althea Pinnock Mark Pinto Sandra Pirolozzi Denise Plank Eddy Polonia Alfred Pope joe Powell Lisa Queening Ramin Radfar Margaret Reirdcn McKinley Redd Owen Rice Cathy Ritch leffrey Ritchie Freddie Rivera Linda Rivera D Rivers Sylvia Rivers David Rodriquez D, Rodriguez Migdalia Rodriguez Mike Rodriguez L. Rojas Renee Rojas Michael Romaniello Keith Ruffin Ronald Russo Stephen Russo Karen Ryan Renee Rybnick Allicon Sabia Brunilda Santiago B. Santiago Dawn Schneider Carol Schriffert Y Cosirno Scicchitano l. Seaky Y V Y Xpril Shelley Andrea Shorten Sandra Siccienski Sarah Siegel Neil Signore Deborah Silvers Garnet Simmons Lora Simmons D. Simms Andre Simms M. Sirnpkins Michelle Skurnick Robert Smith Leslie Smith Michelle Smith Kim Smolinski Richard Solano Paula Sommer Ismael Sato D. Souza Gregory Spath Valerie Spearman Mary Stack Carmella Strazza Richard Strguq af fs-IX we? Doug Studwell Dorothy Sullivan Chris Szabo Denise Taranto Michael Tausek D. Taylor johnny Taylor , , 1' i 4 t D 'r N F X , . K X , it Lutricia Taylor Rhonda Taylor M. Teel Caroline Timolien A. Thompson D, Thompson L, Thompson vs -.-A C. Thomas lanis Tobler Willie Toblcr Michael Tromba Patricia Tymula Violca Ukperaj Tasia Valiotis lohn Varotsis Hector Velcz Donna Venneri R, Venablc Anthony Viera Salvator Viggiano Barbara Vitti p gr Q'-aff MMM L. Washington Deborah White Furess Whittington Kathy Wilmot Thomas Winn Wise 1 x Y. ,. N ,K f 1 - V, Witherspoon led Wunderli Connie Zelinsky 'tv -iv Carol Zoffinger Elizabeth Zurkowski P' 4 J umurs lames Deary, Maria Palermo, Jodi Talentino, Stephanie Johnson, Mark Barrenechea, Ursula Sterling. This year, the class of '82 is undergoing many changes. Our biggest change is our new line of officers. Mark Barrenechea is our new President, aided by Stephanielohnson - Vice President, jodi Talentino - Secretary, and Maria Palermo - Treasurer. Our advisors are Miss Sterling and Mr. Deary. We plan on having many new and successful fund raisers this year. Along with the tried and true donut sales, we intend on selling Christmas ornaments, tee-shirts and personalized license plates. We are hoping for a success with the Homecoming and the junior Prom. 2 ,f A 'Y w--k.g---- N.. M A- . ,..,1,1 ww: Y Wifi N, K X ..w iM-V M,,,.,.f-'EF ., W ,UMW iw- , ...--f Vincent Aarons Vincent Adams Samaris Alarcron Deborah Anderson Kathy Anderson Wendy Andrews lane Ballo Mark Barrenchea Geraldine Barron Trina Bennett Carol Bernard joseph Bernardo joseph Bochicchio Robert Boone Thomas Bradford Philip Brown Diane Buccheri Lawrence Buzzeo john Cammarota Katrina Camp loan Campbell Nancy Alicea Toni Altomaro Anthony Amlicke Marissa Andag Lori Ash Mahani Bahulal Yvette Bailey Meroslaw Bajus 4 1 'M BQ, ..Z4 ' Y 5 K 1 , J. V1 qc' John Baum Tracy Bellissimo Mark Bender Andrew Benko Revie Bethea Maryanne Bianco Mark Bildner Kevin Blunnie Lisa Brehio Pamela Brevard Cynthia Brod Eric Brown Monica Cahill Kathy Callahan Mary Lou Callahan Sandra Cameron Lesly Cange Francesca Capomolla lohn Carroll Kimberly Cervac Ellen Chagaris Karen Chandersingh G. Chee Tony Collins Michael Colpitts Darryl Colson 5.0- Natalie Crapper Gary Cunningham B. DaCanto Banafshe Dargahi Darryl Davis K. Davis Andrea Dellacorte Stephen Denick Justine DeRuvo Kerry Dugan Renee Dukes Gilbert Dutenre Richard Falzetti Angela Faubel Pamela Ferravante Andrea Clarke D, Coay Gino Codato Krystal Collins lv N Robert Colucci Claude Commodore lames Core Yvonne Crichlow Anthony DalleAve Liz D'Andrea Roland Daniel Kevin Daniels Lorna Davis Daniel DeCausey Denise Decoster Ronald Deleo fl Rachael DeSouza Mary Diot Eric Domonkos Lauren Duda Dean Eaton Myrna Escobedo Teresa Evans loanne Falzetti Diana Ferrer Michael Flannagan Terri Flynn Frederick Forger Everold Foster uw ...aw ,fflik 'K Louis Gaudio f-we il? Brian Gilronan Angel-Miguel Guerrero Tracey Harris Tomas Hromas Victor jackson l 64 Tracy Frano Elizabeth Gaipa Michael Gauruder Diane Gentile vw Zaf Gjurovigi David Grande L44 john Guh Steven Guzda William Harvey Laura Hayford -9.- Sheila Hughes Nicolina Hull Samuel lalet Marie Cyprie lean Paul Paul Gallagher Dominick Gentile Renee Green Maria Haag i ax Cheryl Haynes Frank Hutchinson L, loerrnan 5 Salvator Gambino Angela Gantt Gregory Garrett 'Q- 'QM lf Afarineh Ghaffari joseph Giamba Robert Gian I , Robert Green Ed Gruber Angelo Guarna '- 1 . 1 -,gv:'2?fQ,Q .,.,. I -Y' r Xia it Charles Haggerty Lisa Hanson Elizabeth Harasiuk Lori Haynes Peggy Ho Alan Honigstein , J V Mary Hutchinson Anthony lorfino Michael lorfino Stephanie lohnson Rich Kaiser Steve Kalin A -ww' in , ' - f r r , - kk . Mark Kaminsky lan Kane Emily Karagiannis Kerry Keane Gregory Kendall Wesley Kendall N . Donna Kidd 4 ff we ff William Kim Georgia Koram Nancy Kossluk George Koukourakis Christine Kozoil Rich Labati V' if W at N 'G-ff' iif,5f:5flifa,. V, 'f . 3 isp I gy . Ya ' . i . -t i 5 . 51 iX.X I Kim Lanyon Linda Laszlo lohn Lawlor Ethel Lawson Valerie Leach Deborah Leahy lames Lenes Janice Lienhardt Lucille Lester Cynthia Ludstrom Mark Ligi Lisa Littles Billy Lam David Lee Terri Long my ' wwf H. Lopez Mery Lopez lay Lynch Mary Lynn Michelle MacDonald Mark MacDougaIl Steven Markovsky james Malave Mark Malloch Lisa Mallozzi ev ' X, Rosario Mallozzi Pota Manesiotis Ernesta Marena Laura Martinelli Lisa Marzullo 165 Patricia Massari lim Matheny W Thomas McDonough Teresa McDougal 4 Wi Fred Menapace Denise Middleton lris Molina Stephanie Monteiro William Munko Mary Murphy Danny Nicolini Mike Nielsen :A .,f,4f 6 QM Y W 73,1 212, wr- ' .1 t r f ri 1 V 4 ve , ,f ' 6-WV: 9351 W. K' ,. i, xv 7 A l. Ortiz Michael Owens 1. 1 lohn Mattioli R. Maynard War' fm., mf lanice McEachern Patrick McGrath J 'l Charles Miller Kenneth Miller Laura Miller Ni , if Audrey McCall Calvin McClain Marsha McCollum wx 'arf Doris McLaughlin Kelly Mechaley Courtney Mellers Mark Moavero Michael Mocker Gary Moore Stephanie Moore Steven Moore Colleen Moriarty jennifer Moyle -qu ,.,v Ricky Myles janine Nanos Christopher Napolitano Naomi Navarro Desiree Ng M... 4, L. Nones S. Novlett Leslie O'Brien Marlene O'Brien joseph O'Rourke joe Pace Maria Palermo Barbara Palomba Anthony Pampena Margherita Papa nv ,,....., Mark Parente Carrine Passaro Tyrone Patterson L. Pearson as 4. Donna Persiani Thuy Pham Barbara Piacciallo Kimberly Picken Sal Pirolozzi Gretta Preyer Dominick Prindle Alex Pryor I 7 Barbara Punzi Luis Quiles Nicole Radford ludy Randall .: rv lames Remington David Remy Carol Rerter Yuevette Rhodes Dietra Roberson Terrence Roberson Diane Roberts Marylou Robie if i - 6-Ft'Z'f fy 1 f . k un. Wayne Rcgalski Laura Rogers Darrin Romano Donald Rose Lee Penfield Henry Pensiero Glenda Perry Bronus Pikul Stephanie Pimpinella Rosa Pimpinella Q-V as.. I lenny Psichopadas joseph Pucci Eric Pulley Cathy Raymond Sally Redd Derik Reeves A- f,,x , ,, M F. Richards loan Riordan Lisa Robinson 1. Rodriguez Kim Rowton Ricardo Rozier Rouo Rios -429 Rosemary Rodriguez luan Ruiz g.. Eddie Servance Dawn Sessa George Sheridan Ants Shilleh Paul Smith Karla Soares Richard Russo Michelle Salatino Lisa Sessa Barbara Scopporotti jeremy Shapiro Michael Sieciensk Louis Sofronas Bobby Steele Cindy Steele Lucille Steinmeyer mf Theresa Ryan Sharon Rylander Martha Sabia Bernadette Sally Scott Santoro Darryl Schmidt Sandra Segovia Dawn Selmer Loretta Serpe Cathy Sharon Gail Shelton Tracey Shelton L.. Fl. joel Singleton lonetha Smith Karen Smith Melissa Smith r' V A V fr-' -2- 'fs ,ga r-ffk , K W, S L ,ii, fa, Detra Spears Mary Spezzano Edward Spiers Deborah Spiridakos r lll irllfxf' iff flffi f V U 2 0 'Nu' S ' A - 1 K 1 I, ,, ,f x Q' Ben Stevens Todd Stradinger Michael Stramandinoli Kathy Strumpf Brian Stunkel Patricia Snyder 'cf' lody Talentino Amy Taylor K. Taylor Patricia Teele Marvin Thomas Wayne Thompson loan Tirpak joseph Tolla Peter Tolvarsa Mark Toscano joseph Tully L. Tutillo Chris Tymula lohn Urbon Michael Valentine E. Valles Laurie Venneri Lisa Vento Deborah Vidueira 4 'Lr- wc, - M. Vlaskos Anne Wade Andrea Wahnowsky Peter Walker Audrey Way Greg Weir Patti White W t Xt Carlton Whitehorn Michael Wilhoit My Tracy Winn Susan Winston Susan Zboray Charlene Zecca Angela Williams Todd Williams Elizabeth Willis Philip Wilson Cliff Wiltshire wr f -tl 1' Bokran Won Kathy Woods james Wynn Ximena Yanez Carolyn Yates Ronald Zezima Angela Zoppi l t Sl X Q w I 1 4 7 Y f X fl 4. xx Words of inspiration to start off the day. We awake in the morning, seeminglkg average teenagers, but as we go throug our morning vigils, we soon change. We leave our houses as high school stu- dents, but arrive at school, atop our trus- ty steeds, Black Knights. Our school closets and fellow students are constant sources of inspiration, both to enhance our day and to inspire us to creative beauty before the battle begins. 172 r,r, A Eddie Baroslcy and Sue Stanek with their morning faces. This has been Sue Keane and Eddie Barosky with the morning announcements. V18 .L W' ,env .,,. :wet 1 A -, T, ' ' .si 4, an LLm,, V ,. ,- sziiiltpf, fr Q it V . t .tv A iw . W rw ' , - My ,M , E+-..-, , - - if-' r m J J, A surprised Beth McDonald, Cathy Delcarrnine and Antoinette Lombardi smile for the camera before entering school. Mei Lam tries to Concentrate on Chemistry while her Classmates Catch forty winks. i A 1 X N Frank Toth comes to school in an unusual fashion Art Lab makes Kim Bergman smile. '11, si A .,-Ti'f'f5i-f., L : .t:f,:gg1f5,, K ,1,,-L, . :WM-,,-f 1 ik J N S. f, w,g,w1 ' 4- , i' -'liz' 1 5 to , Lupin. r f. A uri' g i. r ,, 5. 9 'St Mm y ggi'-N fawii ,M H, . , ,.,, .-. Anthony Marciano clowns around in English class 'H Hn, in wma. 321. QQ mm? 3392? -1 di as sr K N no 21 , 1:--,. eww. r 3 45, Laurie Calyanis has a thoughtful moment in Human Behavior. Anthony Petillo skims Wuthering Heights for an upcoming test 174 . .,.. r--.Mus Cosimo Scicchitano exhibits his artistic talent. As the fighting begins we arm ourselves with pens and books, our swords and shields against ignorance. The fighting is treacherous, as we advance upon ourfoe with battle worn clothing. At times we are weighted under by enemy attacks, but when we pull through with a victory, our faces glow with triumph. Michelle Vartuli sculpts clay figures. vat ' iii. r-'- t, Q My 523 M Oi. -3 Qi Y tt X X as , x , t X X t Q so Sr, i paw Kerry Keane with her ever-present smile. 175 There are the finer points of our day, though. Occasionally, we dress up to express our inner personalities and display our talents in fashion. We also have our formal occasions to consider. Proms Wlth elesaf1fChapef0neS are qulte fommon 3mQn8 the Ul?perCl355' joe Nestor, Helen Mihaleas, and Barb Kaminski catch the Knight Fever men. Together with friends we display our pride in being Black Knights. ' lt's the new Ms, Manchuck. It's the Spirit of Christmas. 176 Q9- Once again, Stamford takes the lead. ,. ,. ,., ,,. Q 3, Liz Mazza harmonizes with the band. Mr. Teriizzo enjoys the junior Prom. 177 An overhead view of the teachers' parking lot Megee Benke and Alison Rossi share an RC and a smile. fxnns Wade and jennifer Coombs board their bus at the end of an exhaust- 5Ch00l'S Out!!! mg ay. 178 But, as all ood things must come to an end, so must our day as Black Knights. As we board our carriages or march off in pairs we are absor ed once again into life around us. Alone or with our friends, though, is the deep and lingering knowledge that we are Black Knights. Sue Weidig heads for home. 3' gtifrlw' Q l SNS. 9 . :bfi dir-'53 'Bs Waiting for the late bus - or maybe the 5th period bell? iflurhz EIIUEI Efizrhies K? Q2 H33 if . , 1 1 fix L T-7 al Qluurt 1 1 . i Q- . s ma'- ii' f 3, if-' fl .ti Mark Rookwood - President, Betty Guy - Vice-President, Darlyn Saumell - Vice-President, Pam Soares- Secretary, Anthony Petillo - Treasurer. Sitting: Mr. Pociadlo and Miss Kenna - Class Advisors. To The Class of 1981: Looking back atthe four years we've shared, the many things we've done and the places we've been, l realize how the variety of all your moods, interests, ideas, abilities, backgrounds and feelings have contributed to the character of Stamford High School. From stacking many cases ofchips four claim to famel to cutting dozens of bagels -there wasn't a day we didn't work together. Working together, each of you, in your own unique way, contributed to what has become the Class of 1981 . Let us hope that our example of what hard work can achieve will rekindle a desire in future classes to work together as we have done. This work was our love for each other made visible. You made it easy for me to know you and appreciate what you are, and your honesty made me feel closer to you. Our interaction reminded me of the importance of my profession, and I am very proud to have been your class advisor. As we go our separate ways at graduation, we should not feel sad, because the togetherness we shared will become more meaningful in its absence. The depth of love is not experienced until the hour of separation. Go with love. 552, 182 1 6- 1 Q1 glee Qleee ef 1981 of dQGmfOTCJ gfigle QLLOOI fequeeze flee le onof ofyour presence glee gunior grom dQe.zeeee,, go glfeeeen Q 1 5 f on efeleele, evening, We, nzefle ninezeen Lundfeel am! eiglefy al eiglez 0 'eleef e,QeeIJfn 'e geweee Mumford, Qonneclfcul Sonia 1. Abarzua Soni . . . Greattimes in Rah- Rah's. Love ya like a sis, Ro- gers Twoody Bouch 2!2!79 ... Summer 78 ... Laura, Megee, Beth, Lorilee, Kim, Lisa, McCurdy, Florida 80 ... T.A.? Loves family. Lisa A.Aguirre Always remember: Steno - AS, Hey Shrimpo! French avec MTA CTest today?!, NO perfume!!! Thanks RKG. Downtown lunches - ADC KNY 9941, RC 84 BC forever!! Need a new locker, BZ!! Later. 184 Heather Ann Adams Will remember the great times at S.H.S. Treasures green Audi. Wishes the best for Venus, Pam, Kim and Mr. Ingram. Will love forever Tom 3!28!79. Thanks for ev- erything Mom 84 Dad. Leo Aloupis Lou great times with M.S., M.K., L.B. Won't Forget l'm Fast, Friday nights cruis- ing the Ridge with Mary C.Z. . .tlncognitoy Trans-Am fever. Love to Mom, Dad, Pat, and Bill. Sherman L. Adams Rich Alswanger GS., j.j., CC., of course! Sunday P.C. and S.C. K'ers at Wall. Freshman Friday's good ole woods. ZAPPA, RUSH w.H. - MT. High! Pounders L.I. Beach. Later Stamford High!!! Craig Addison lt's been fun, but l'm glad it's over! - D.B., M.A., l.F., B.F., C-.B., M.M., D.H., L.R. - Good luck to S.A.,M.M., E.D.O., you'll need it! -j.L. will always be special. Michael Altamura Chris tKittyl Alvarado Water skiing, sunsets, Lars, Broadway, Huckleberry's 9991, Heather, Lisa, Valerie, Bob + Mom - extra special me-nds1.o., BB., Lk., Ds., R.D. lt's been fun! Mom, Dad, Marnie, love ya! Michael Arnone 99940, 99916, Football and base- ball. 8!26!78 nooch. Scuts garage. The Pits. Fraggy's Fin- gers. Good Friends B.S., l.F., K.W., GM., Font, Goots. Mom and Dad 9991. Love you always Maryanne. Tim Anderson Later SHS- KM 99f1!!l . . . Yo Licker, cuttin out- Let's get a V4 ... Hey S.A., Where we goin'to eat? . . . E.G. Nice Nose Football ip -You bet . . . What a Schemer! f3'x XX ll Cowlis Andrews Thanks mom for having me. Good girls TJ., W.T., Z.T. CT., too good for the peoi ple . God Bless S.H.S. L.C Love always, Good times'80 take it light baby Brenda Banks Douglas Barker Gisela Aponte Gigi - P.R., Today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and ev- ery tomorrow a vision of hope. Lots of love and thanks to Mom, Dad, sisters. Luck M.R. Robin Lynette Barnwell Well I finally made it. Re- member summer of 8O all over the town. Hot lips, little lin, L.C., GE.. The time with B.O. Think mother 84 father. Bye Bye Scorpio. 185 Edward A. Baroskylr. Eddie ... FALEFA ... preppie ...Washington D.C. FIAT l3lS A.M.C. STAR!!! ... Tennis Player 4-Star Tennis Player 4 - Star rated friends . . . Two of the BEST sisters in the world!!! THANKS MOM AND DAD!!! AMF! Corrine Bauer Summer 80, excellent times with the Drifters . . . D.H. ...M.B. B.N. E.R. I.E. T.P. Especially Nicolle, always laughing Car, Hippies, HAIR FREAKS II! tG.B.l L. 8fT, Love to friends and family. Thanks Blackman . . . Peace. 186 Amy Barrenechea Aim - always Great times with Sharon, Gio, Dee, Ian, Sue, call in those Fancy Dancersf' Shar - Find those BIRDS!!! L.l.- WILD- WOOD 80 . . . Always keep the faith. Loves Family, Steven affi loyce Baxter Good times with L.D., M.P., T.H., G.T., A.R. Happiness always: Mr. and Mrs. S. And baby C. Love family and friends. Tichy and Tommy will live in my heart forever. Denis Barron Hey Liq. Mics, T-Bones, Great times with M.L., K.G., M.N., T.A., G.B., L.C., T.F., I.B., K.R.., M.R. S.H.S. Hockey, Soccer, 59? S.D.R. Hey Bann. Love you always Kim. Leon Bartlett I would like to thank my teachers and wrestling coaches for helping me be- lieve in myself. I will always remember R.B., CG., W.T. because they meant so much. .4 . Iudy Baxter Had good times with E.K., IB., Lo., LH., LP., oi., D.G., 84 A.P. Will always re- member Tom 84 Richard. Love to Mom 84 Dad. Plan to go on to Secretarial School. james P. Beddington Good times with I.B., K.B., l.M., G.O. L.F. Hey mom I made IT. Love Linda always. Concerts 78, 79, 80. K. Bernard Bell Finally broke out. Miss the old gang. Had a whale of a time with E.H., GH., T.R., LC., T.D., T.C., F.D., N.T. And D.B. Love having none. No longer P.W. I Mary Ann Benke SHUBBYLLLLBENKS. Eileen lSmellyl MY PAL!!! Field hockey captain with Volps. Mingy, Allyson, K.P., S.E. Great times class of BO, Elaine, the Couples !!! PROMS. Special memories with Steve, ffl!!! College next. Mary lane Benke Megee FLORIDA, Laurie ... RI's Best times - L.C., A.R., c.M., LM., C.P., sHuB califfrvtich Ei, lr. Prom ... Billy. Cheerlead- ing Laurie, Sonia, Katie, Dag, Kerry, Lee, Ali get serious. 2!14f79 Lou. Andrea Benko HC., LC., good friends are wonderful to have. Pins, work in the M.C. Summer theater 80, Dancing. Margaret Bielen Summer '79, down the beach! S.C., B.M., T.K., Y.P., T.M., D.C., love you forever. Never forgetlr. Prom with S.C. and T.F. Dave al- ways remember 1!l2!8O!! Thanks Mom and Dad. Maureene Angela Bingham Born in jamaica. Wenttol.M. Wright Tech for 3 years and Stamford High School for 1 year. Plan on going to the Air Force, then to college and traveling around the world. Andrea Maria Black You live once, love your goal and your life. Plans to be- come an actress, dancer, model. Thanks for attention, loving Mother, Father. From my heart sends love to friends. Michelle Blanche Chello, Blancher, fun with ko., c.B., o.B., c.M. C,REATtimes with Dags, Mol- lics, Scheming C.B. tBest Buddy! SUGARBUSH 79 Continental Breakfasts, strange bedfellows, Rogo's. C.B. let's take the Celica again. 187 Lynn Bodetka Could be interesting '78 hockey shadow tl8rGl Millie's 10-1 Swamp Sagas Cove discus?? .. GAA Inc. ...99.9'X1 ... Bobby 84 the Rec . . . Friends the BEST . .. Love and thanks Mom, Dad, Holly, Chuck, 84 Maryanne ... Sail On ... Neal Boyke Band trips 41. Pink Silk. L.B., love always. JC, DF, MC, RC, MS, KB, DO, BH Mr. Mur- phy: lsthere something else to that mirror? Going for music. 188 Melanie 1. Bogdanski Bogs - Good times with Kevin, Lissa, Traci, Dee, Ste- wie, Doreen and Pat . . . Cali- fornia 79 The Farms Love ya Kev you're 9151 . . . Lots of Love and Thanks to Mom and Dad ... jeffrey L. Bradshaw Thanks Kubie for all your help!!! Margaret, you were the greatest. Mom, you were the greatest and I love you. lPlease see ad in back.J -.. R Eve Renee Boone Always rememberthe High and all my associates. Espe- cially will always love and cherish Gary R. lGo on with your bad self.J And A.T., G-T-, T-C., D.l., C.B., LM., Boone. Charles Bowen javier Bravo First ofall, lwant to thanktwo special people?,? for making this a great senior class, and please don't stare at my pic- ture, because l'll get red. Adios. Gloria Elena Bravo I want to say thanks to my English teacher Mrs. Brennan and the people I've met these three years. Always remem- ber good and bad moments. Thanks mom and dad. God bless you everybody. Tracy Brayboy Kevin T. Breden I'd like to say goodby to SHS and Mr. Ingram. Good luck fellow students, I wish you well. Carlos Bridtter Howard C. Brod Nadine Patricia Brevard Pat, Libra Steph, Dana, Yvette, we made it Ambrozine next Dislike phony people You do your thing and l'll do mine. Will always cherish speical times with Vincent ... Love Mom . lack Broderick Good Times with l.B., K.B., GD., l.M., L.F.Garage, Con- certs, RUSH, Football 80, MADE IT MOM. Caterina Capomolla Barbara Brooks Memories will always be cherished Never forget times on Oakdale Hey Tina Joyce!! Thanks and Love to Lorrie, Moccia's and family Always love joe! Thanks SHS Smile! Love to all!!! T89 2' 14 Dexter McRae and a group of friends socialize during study in the cafeteria. Q... Theresa Philips sketches in Drawing and Painting 1. It's the Mr. Beowulf Show! Rich Dalmolin caught in a rare moment of thought!? M H24 ' , Jamie Coppola, Nicolle D'Angelo, and Kathy Higgins have a good laugh in the cafeteria. Tammy Brovitz CRASH L.P. Go Prep Go - K.P. - What's that blue spot? Good times with The Family never forget C.M., E.B.,l.Z., T.C. ...let's cruise in the boat Peachy ... CALIFORNIA '80 ... SNOOPY! Gary Bruno Party at the Pinecrest - Bud Boys, M.C., F.C., Papy, D.B., C.A., Delaware kid, M.N.-sleepover's at Pound Ridge - old lime Express, MAP. 192 Brian BB Brown The year is here! Swimming ill-LI, Coach, LIVING DEAD Memories of great friends, great times lin and out ofthe water!J . . . loves Mom, Dad, and Krista ISIO0 Texas phone billll. College bound. Nadine Brown Also known as Little Brown . Always remember summer of I 98O with Diet- ra and Trenla, also remember Monique, Laura, and most of all Kyle Green. Future plans College. Terri Shante Bryant Better known as Doctor Tee. I plan to enjoy life. Wishingthe bestofluckto my sisters Nedra Bryant and Loretta Gantt, hopingthey too will reach the top. Lucille A. Bucci Susan Brown Good times in Band, Florida '79 times with I.C., G.E., N.O., B.P., C.T., K.B. l.F., Hallway Hangout... Special thanx K.B., G.D. Love you Mom, Dad, Thanks for being there, Nat. Laura Sugar Burgado Eat your heart out! I made it but I have only just begun. Special thanks to Gryzlo , I love you! Thanks for your love MOM! Remember my name . Kevin Burt Heyl.B., LB., GD., L.F. and l.M. Let's go to D.M. and get some ll! Never forgetthe gul- lyinVirginiawith N.B.,M.S., L.B., S.P., M.D., R.C., M.C. .. G.D. you T.T.!!! Trena Camp Trena as sweet tee, NA we finally made it. Will never forget our English class with Elaine, Dede, Nadine. Al- ways remember new RO crew, summer of 8O . Col- lege bound. La Sonja A. Burton 9 . Q, W . 4. , A . au. . L Wy-as ,, A , 4 .i .gg E. rf Mfg sf 'Y' 5 , 59 . , L 4 3'-' all a, ' gl E -,turf Y' .: Angela Canneto Dawn Cahill Gemini-good times atSHS. Tennis anyone? Remember good times at the bus KTD., D.L.,l.L., L.G.J. Lotofloveto family. Thanks for so much. Laura Carroll Always remember good times at the High. Partying with D.B. 84 K.R., T.F. 81 GP. Melissa - Homecoming 78 Later On!! 9!6!79, 7!4f 80 - Excellent Michael, love you always. Thanks family, friends. Laurie Calyanis Laurie - Great times with mbar cpcb cmbc im. Florida 80 Rt's Ski mege, cheer- leading, Kar, mege, Chris, Ker, Lee, Kar, gymnastics. Thanks joe. Cal 10!24!79 - Rich always. College next! Sheila Carter Mike Cassidy Barbi Chicatell Goodbye SHS. Always re- member camping with Bru- no, Floyd and Chip. Vrtiak, always remember the Old Lyme Express! When you least expect it, you're elected. Neverforget Brainard, Hamil- ton and Scott Sherman. X Sandra Clarke A.K.A. Sambini. Will never forget all of my yard friends - they know who they are . . . Sagittarians are top rankin'. Thanks to lah, Mommy and Daddy. jamaica here I come. 194 Rodolfo Castro l had an interesting experi- ence in SHS. My future plan is to have a great life. Love to my family and friends. joy Clay Plans to attend a performing arts school to study dance. Special thanks to Mom. Will remember good times with C.M. and L.B. Luck and love to Bear, friends and Omar. Chic - Cherish great times with good friends - fresh- man, sophomore memories - RZMC - Beach parties, Calf, Cape 79 - 6f22f79 and lIMMY, new beginnings - Where's Any jeannette Fab: We finally did it! ' '?22iSl2?aQl' sf 1-.a55TIifSlf!'5i' J' r1,:,1. ' xg V. . 1 s. is isis Yolanda Rochelle Clemons Iwould like to thank my fami- ly for sticking by me over the years l've been at Stamford High. Always remember good times with TD., DD., M.W. and Libra Lady. john Clarke Lisa lo Cohen Hey S.K. and L.F. - King Prom '8O. Little Frosh - re- member Davenport?! S.R. you and B.T. number one!!! LP. - the A.P. sprint! C.R. and K.O. always special. l.D., R.M., A.M., B.M., BR. Richard Cohen Robert Coleman La Donna Collington At last l made it! I'll always remember Summer '80 N.Y.C. Igive special thanks to Mom and Dad. Professional plans include preachingleho- vah's word and dental hygienist. Bye-Bye. Qx Axial . . l Melvin Collins Tim very good times at the High, Room 171, Southing to l.R., F.C., jr. Best room in the house. Wrestlers look out. County champ lr. year. Col- lege bound. Thanks Mom and Tee. William Coleman Tina Condos TIS KBIBJ Li 8!5!75 ... forever KM lBUCAl H.M. Why US? Outdoor Living ... the woods. Canoeing with Keith! Cheerleading running lCGJ. lackson Browne . . . Late for the sky . . . Summerof'8O . ,. Waveny. Barbara Collins Babee . . . Love Moms, Dads ... Millie's 10-1 ... Sooch, Poo, Padge, Mirella, Mare, the Gang! 11480 Me too ... thanks Sampo Maria - the best, stringbeans . . . Nev- er Sorry . . . KW-thanks for everything. Always 81 Forever. jamie Coppola What's up! Parties at Dorth- y's, Fish church. Love the DRIFTERSQ Mike, Dominick, Terri, Nicolle Kathy, you're alf1, Guitars Green Grass and High Tides Fore- ver. Love ya Mom and Dad. Peace!!! 195 Mario G. Coppola A great 4 years. Band was great. TRUMPET forever!!! Someday AME or l.P. OR B.G. OR C.P. Well someday. I wish I could stay another 4 years in band. john Crupi Band 9951, DRUMMERSQ De- nnis Pink Silk? ATLAS, Sue, T.T. ... HOOVER?T.P., Genii Baby,joe . . . DIP? Rich C.-Ragalfl BG NB LB, DLIL AB LG, Remember Barb Fore- ver! Thanks Mom. 196 Cynthia Courtney Great thanks to Nana and Mom. Wild memories of Flor- ida and Virginia. Enjoyed summer of '78. Will always love l.E., K.W., and Boobie. Many laughs with limp, T. Maz, l.C., Greeny. l I Sasha Czamanski Good times Patrying at the apartment Cuttin out third? Possible arrest Later Tucci , Great times with NP., L.Z., T.P., Z.R., C.G., l.R., l.M., G.P. and Spacey Tracy you satisfied, College bound. Susan Cox Good times with M.B., B.M., C.S., G.O., D.C., NS., C.B. Van Halen 79... Nancy Keep Crazy Prom memories T.F. Wilwood ... Summer of 79 ... Good luck M.B., D.C. Loves family LATER Anne Coyne Kitten, think we will make it weekend? U.W. A.F. 9961 Bomb! Dog walks baby through the can't wait. Mary S.S., sitting K.S. great summers, Maine F.U., David love Mom and Dad. Michael D'Agostino DAG: BAD CO. 9661. SHS Wrestling and all the fellows. Best times with band. Rich, Rock, IC and the rest. Ray B BIF, '75 Camaro, Tom, Pat, Ern, Thanks Mom, Dad. Deborah Dahlgren Debs . Summer of 8O . Good times at beach with Barb. Parties at the house. KWBLSJ Always will love Mom, Dad and family. A smile costs nothing but is worth a million. Business school beckons. Rich Dalmolin THE YEAR IS HERE! Good times with friends, A.M., B.C., F. the H., C.M., B.B., H.T., L.K., swim at 5:45 am? Coach 4651 States 79, 80, 81, THE I.C. College. Under my Thumb. Karen Danks Pamela DfAmico WAM Good old times with Rin and Sis and all those memories. All the special times spent with Toots. Ange- lo, I love you. Future Mrs. Tucc Thanks Mom and Dad. Christopher Davis What's up gang. The times up at the apartments. Will al- ways love A.B. The concerts. Hey C.G. remember Florida. Who's doing Bottles? Thanks Mom and Dad. Susan D'Amico Great times with LKMU LMTM TF .. Florida 79 Great times in the Montego, Molic's, April 79, Thanks Kar ... Crusin in the Z with Ang, Wam, K .. Thanks Mom, Dad. . r 'vip 'Q Armand DeCamillo Nicolle D'Angelo Running on empty, Firebird, Excellent with DRIFTERS, I love you all. Good friends, Corrine, Terris, Sues, Kathy, Mockers, Tamie, Beryl. Cars, Prom, Kermit 9651, photo- booths. HAIR!!! HIPPIES!!! PEACE BROS!!! Dina DeCarlo Great times at SHS l found the key, to life itself. Chucky Baby, Maynard, Flor- ida, Virginia, Barnum 6-7-80 - excellent times to remem- ber! Future plans with Mike. Thanks Mom and Dad. 197 Ray Boone samples Andrea Winchester's cooking. 3 S231 . EJ 1 4 11'-1 Z-f :ex -V sz mgnv Heather Toner distracted by .,.. The serious side of Kerry McCallum. Mark Plonowski, Tom Durso, Brian Fontneau, and Steve Dennick caught by surprise. l r.rr ro Barbara Brooks discovers a new friend. 199 Lorraine Decoster Lorrie, ... Chicky, Pip .. Wriststars . . . Beryl, Bar- bie, David Always Cary . . . Love alllimmys . . . Ging- iss . . . As the light fades from the screen! it's the famous fin- al scene . . . Gregory Dempsey Demps, Greg, Good times in l.B.'s garage, with l.B., K.B. L.F. - brain, LM., Bud, and the others. july 4th. fs 81, 18 Thanks folks. Will miss some of SHS. College next. 200 Derek Decou f:::'Y .rv Donna DeNicola Patty DeLeo. Never forget the good times with C.D., E.M., D.S. 8rM.H. Wildwood-Stardust. Good memories of Garbos 84 weekends. Crusin', the mobile!!! P.F. Love ya! Sum- mer of 80! Thanks Mom! Darren l. DeRose Good times with l.C., E.C., camping and Canada '69 Brown Beetle - Stamford High and Charlie Daniels Band alfl. Mr. Lyons, Mr. Cioeta the best. Thanks Mom and Dad. Thomas Deleo Ellen DeVeau Ellen, always with a smile good humored enjoys camping, bowling and soft- ball outlook on life: Where there's a will, there's away. Willfind successona college campus. Christine DiMuro Spider-Partyin' times with Febe in Florida CRAZY times with Leslie, Tami, Patty, and Veronique . . . Coke adds Life Thanks Mom, I couldn't have done it without you!!! CALlFORNlA'S NEXT Prisca Drigo The short time I spent at school, I enjoyed myself. My teachers were helpful and I thank them. I urge the stu- dents to work hard and strive for higher heights. Matthew I-I. Diot 411 Hockey, Skull Cross- bones Actions speak louder than words. Neighborhood hangouts. Tom, Rob, Greg, loe, Santana, Diana, Cycles. Febe 9951 in my heart. Thanks Mr. Nolan. Love Forever, Mom and Dad. 5 l ., r -' ' i' I QQ1 - r.,t . . Billy Druehl Yo skillit! 96617 Baseball. You bet, EWF 9951 Frags got any- thing to eat? Good times with Raff, joe, Tep, Franny, Murf, Arnie. Always love you Carol. Thanks Mom! So long. Linda M. Doherty TOYOTA, New Years at De- bbie's. PASSOUT!!! Rain much? What happened Rita??!! Florida 8O.'f AO!-lg Shots with Noreen, Carolyn 84 Alyssa. Good times wfRita, Maureen, Debbie 81 Sue. Thanks Mom and Dad. Patrick Domond I hate to leave you, but you know it's life and you've got to go forward, not backward. Adieu! Steven Dudek Thomas A. Durso Durss ... Tommy D . U soccer 78-80, Goalie 41 V Basketball 80. Token Whites T.D., C.M., M.W., A.M., R.D., M.P.,l.O., BR., L.S., L.C. - Buddies M.P. The Gripper , Spaceman Later SHS. 201 Nancy A. Eberhardt Woodstock!! Great times with I.D., S.A. and the Kenil- worth Gang. We'll miss ya Maybowl. Hey I.D. jammin with P.Q. excellent! Spagets, why a duck? Never forget IZ! 3If79. Good-bye. Corina Escobedo 79 best year. Re-united with M.C. I love you. Love to my parents. A.S., R.B., R.B., Keep smiling. SHS was o.k. but Ifm glad I'm out. It's your turn Myrna. 1 202 Mary K. Eccles Remember I.S., CB., CF., K.W., BK'ers. Partyin', crusi- sin' in the racin' Chevelle. I.S., B.F.F. Eckman!! No! Never forget the Ir. and Sr. proms. The Eagles and I. Geils. So long SHS. Thanks Mom, Dad. Elizabeth Espinal From Medellin, Colombia. I like my new country very much. I am grateful I have met people who became friends and I theirs. Future plan: col- lege. Thanks teachers, friends, parents. Genii R. Ecenrode Never forget the great times in Band. Florida P.H., B.P., L.V., H.E. Later Chrissie, SBD! 3!4!8O a new begin- ning. Scoobies and Poops!! I love you D.M. Thanks Mom and Dada. r A 5 , I A iff A fs .. N 3 . Margaret Evans Blue Oyster Cult, Snookums, Out To Lunch, Queen 78, Suzie, Florida and Virginia with the Band, Thanks lane, Precious and Few, Always and Forever, 2!I4!79 Love al- ways to M.B. Iudy Lai Kem Eng Many memories. Love to my sis. Cindi. VVe've been through a lot. Always remem- ber H.G., the hospital, the Shelton Sisters, LC., CS., B.W. and Virginia. joe who? Thanks much. Gary Fabricatore Good times, parties, auto shop, hot rods and good times in the GTO. Iuly 20, candi Randal- n - Gary Fabrica- tore IZiggyJ. Later Stamford High It's been a long time. Francesca Fabrizio Crawling from the Valiant into LeMans with Kevin thon- eyl and Curtis. 9:10 - Rush. Buddies: Amy, janet, Mary. Bashes Elvis Costello - Red Shoes, partying with Pete and Lena. iNo complaintsl. Asfgr . wif 5 Christine Ferrara Lisa, Tom, jerry, Mary, Pete: Dugout, outdoor living, bleachers, concerts, Fwit Tom Buzzz, rendezvous Lisa, live, love, laugh, Pina Col- ada. Tom take heart, I could never let you go. Yes. Shawn P. Fahan Good times at SHS, 4 wheel ing in V - 8 Willys. Love al ways to Robin. Auto shop. He TS remember Denn 's, .V . . V ski lam, The Kid, Big Al. mf' Rosanne Festo Debra Faubel Debbie, Great Adventure 801 Life is like a paper bag, It's empty, unless you fill it with something. All of my love to Mom, Dad, and Family. Thanks for everything. Eric N. Fields My four years at the High were four of the best I've had. Enjoyed being captain of Bas- ketball team. Looking for- ward to college. M.C. take over the team. Monique C. Faulk Will never forget the summer of 1980 especially the ones who made it exciting. MM, AS, LM, Nb and her friend KG. Good luck to my one and only Larry C. Linda Fiore Always remember SHS. All the good times with my friends. Never forget Summer '79. Love james always. Thanks Mom and Dad. 203 Sharon Fisher If there's only one way, that's my way!. Will always cherish friends, especially A.B.,1.0., c.B., QB. AND MB. Love and thanks to family! Mark 2nd chance - always and forever! Tammy Forlano Tam . . . Spacey where's my bear? Good times with DHMLTMLMKPIC 1980 Prom with Tieter . . . Cruising in me maro and spitfire Memories of JC Harley- Davidson. Kenney's Loves family. 204 Mary Anne Fitzmaurice New Years 78 Cove Island . . . rocks . . . junior Prom . . . B.S.'s Garage . . . Boobie-le- pew Always remember the special friends at SHS. Good times and laughs. Love always to Dad, Mom, and Mike. Naomi Fontanez Good times T.S.,1.R., M.L., M.H., S.R, Thanks to Mrs. Gorman, Mrs. Bradbury. The time has come to step into the future. College next. Thanks Mami and Daddy. Vincent lay Fragomeli 'tFRAGS, 9949 - 96612. Good Times! Baseball, Football - Always remember the wild night in Sagus, Mass. with Arney 84 Scutt! Good times - B.F., K.W., B.D., N.P. Thanks Mom Dad! College next! Later! Elisa L. Franchina Well, K.S. we made it! Good luck with C.S. Always re- member good times with S.D tS.G.S.J fMollica's! Love him always. Thanks for the help A.T., C.F., K.S., and Mr. D. Brian C. Fontneau Hey Font! The worm ! Al- ways remember good friends -l.F., M.A., B.D., F.P. and good times at SH. Never forget that conveyor belt inci- cent or the floor ceiling Thanks, later!!! r. r - i 1 xg aim Qt tr '--'- 5 N .. ff- . f ' Q . Z! ,... Q-.:.:-:. I ffiii' - it . 'r .... l . ' , 1.99. i ..'. Y ...Q li t't.i Crr. rrs lf .... lii .C Robert M. Frangione Thanks Mom Dad . Good times down Cove and Glen- brook. K'ers and concerts with Raff, l.l., B.D., T.M., T.A., R.D., finally made it. Outlaws softball. Thanks ludy. Love ya. Freebird. Wyndham Fredericks Pat Freebairn Great times with P.M., B.L., M. B., K.P., - Parties - The FARMS - Oak Tree You're in My Way - Camping '80 - doobies and S.B.s - Col- lege next- lt's been fun - LATER . . . Christopher Gatto Charlie Gawlak Plenty of running, fun times with z.R., LR., c.N., rc., S.C., lO56, Bud, Squid, Where am I? Fender Strat, APHIS, Pound Ridge, Skegs, Zappa, Yes, and jimi, Good - bye all. Mark Gaipa The end of what? Passing through the years recall: band trips, C.P., R.C.,B.M., lucky M Neurotic because of l.O., B.R., - whatfs a WoiEng. Intend to continue existing and other things. Grace Genise Yo Cork, Nanci we did it. Thanks Phran. Love you Ma, you're two ofa kind. Summer sun and fun. Always remem- ber CMNSSBIBKP. C.P.A. on the way! Lynn Garst Belltown Grubers? L.W. - Rainbow Connection. P.D., M.l-l., L.D. Good friends forever, SAC Bunnies. P.M., L.B., T.P., M.B., S.B., PAR- TY! Future plans paramedic. Thanks Mom, Dad 84 Raymond. Love you j.A. Lester George 205 Darren Gerbasi Music, Rock 84 Roll, and a lit- tle help from my friends! RUSH, Ted Nugent, ACXDC, ludest Priest. School's Out: Yardlynel Gerard lBonham Lives.! gf x l. ,, Michael S Ginsberg Chris Gioielli Good Times with Burnt Rich Als. Chris D., and his motor oil at Grade A . Bob T. at Rosimin Collin. Later SHS. Stephanie Dianne Geter Ambitions: Becoming an ex- ecutive secretaryftraveling the world! Yanks 9951! Interest - 60's music, Doors, Bea- tles, Tommy james, Zombies, Cars, Billy joel, Boz, Elton, Stones, Manilow. Love to Mom, Kel, Dad. ri. Tim Gioielli SHS. B.H. on the Ledge Spark!!! Beretoes Medur Sparks Again! RUSH, the good group, good times at the wall. Party up1R. The Ultimits are on your side. LCS. john Ginolfi Great times at SHS. Partying with the Grade-A crew. MC tCheechl, AG, AM, RG, DM, PG. K'ers at Hubbard Heights. Let's go to Green- wich College next. So long SHS. Lisa A. Giordano GIO-Crazy times with Dee, Janice, Sue, Amy, Sharon. CThe Crew.J Bring on the Fan- cy Dancers!!! Rollerskating - the good ol' days NURSE?!?Denise-myother mother FAMILY 9951. Thanks Lynn!! iCuzJ Awilda lCookieI Gonzalez Do good in all the classes and don't do anything you will re- gret. Hi to B. Sylvester, my best teacher. Good luck, and for girls, be cool in the girls' room. Ellen B. Grasso Ellie Maie , Elkabong Good times, Good friends will last forever Neil Young 9641, Thanks Kev tNolansI Y.A.!! Tam, Best of Friends never part'f Kerry Ann, Freebirds at last! Photo- graphy - Colorado bound. Iudy Gonzalez lt's been 4 great years. Never forget English - llth grade. SB thanks for advice. Helen buddy Cleopatra. Great times vvith friends. Love to Mom, Dad, Rich, Rob. Tricky F Good luck! Mark Grajski Alissa I love you. Best man Dave - Skipper aboard this tiny ship: That's O.K., we're cops. Remember Mr. Cioeta and cross country. Cheap trick, Maverick and Dave's house. Curtis Grasty Andrea Graziadio Well Good-bye S.H.S. It was I.M. 1291. M.P. the loft is fan- great fun the two years that I tastic. Gentle times, dream- was here. Will always re- ing times, quiet times apart, member the ladies ofSHS like are lovely memory- making D.B., M.F., K.E., l.M., S.W., times... truetreasures ofthe K.l., R.S., and especially Cas- heart. Ravn later ... sandra!! - Lisa Grande Memories ... COBRA! WTSC, PSTS and 6!6!80. Re- member W.G., '80, Virginia and Thelkosez PUMA! THINK GREEN! H.G., Io, Vous, Lup- er, little bro - I luv ya! Hillary I. Greenberg H , Doc , lu - Caldors! Fridays at St. Ioes, oreos! G.V'l, B.H. .. Crop re- member Iohn's pants?!? tbus to Florida!! ...My Escort! . .. Band trips, certain bus driv- ers! HAWAII! Love to my family. 20 7 ms - V Chris Gioielli - ffyesf I am doing my Workff Marybeth Succi shows off her latest artwork k K Tina Condos and Keith Guinta listen intently. 208 Nicolle D'Angelo at her best. john Crupi caught in deep thought, ti .. wfiirf k 'fn 1. k gElWf':Kf,.. Christ Vlahakis, Margaret Bielen, and julie Siecienski take notes in psychology. . Ht P1 o ttot g V 1-2.2, -,H dm, . yu, 1,4 fx wt, .,,,r,,. ,W Mg 'f', ? gVv?:n,, . ...J ,M Lf- L Q 13 ' fbi . 'V . an t . 4 N 'Q'Y.n, - , rw, ,. ' .- ' K ' V A' X - 1 - -- 20 Patricia Grippo Patty, Grip, Summer of '79. Greatest. Cathy friends fore- ver Wildwood 79. Ber- muda Westbeach I don't smoke!! Thanks Mom and Dad 42. 8!28!79. Richard l'll always love you. Loves fami- y. .V K W. Keith Guinta A lot of good times, a lot of bad times. Canoe trip was both lright?l Great times in Darien, not much happening in Stamford. As I look back, I wouldn't change a thing. 210 Rose Guarna Remember the big A , D.M., l.M., A.L., T.S., F.S., M.C., l.G.: Tuesday Munch- outs with john: 'Summer of 79 : F.S.!Train: Never forget times with D.M. Love you always Dave . . . Marilyn Gustafson Hey, young colt CTraditionl you'll make it. F.G. where are my clothes?? Forever, RUSH!!! MWOOW Hey, N.T. Motion in the Ocean!!! Frank P. Guglielmo George Gutierrez This is it Tom. The years have passed, and I think we accomplished something. What? I don't know, we'll find out some day. Remember - good times, roller boogie and Kitty. Stephen Guh I am finally out. Can't wait to try new things. Summer '80 great working experience. Keep up the good work l.G. Thanks Mrs. Brennan, Mr. Preu and Miss Hurtado. Betty Guy l've had my ups 84 downs at SHS, but they are to be ex- pected in life. Now it's time to move on. Thanks Mr. Meyers, Mr. McWilliams for doing your jobs. Karen Hall Good times at SHS. GM., l.W., L.T., K.M., l.H., K.G. Col, we made it! l.W. don't get snagged! Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Love to a 9961 family. Linda Haller Did you watch? Thrillsvillel Best friends A.S., E.K., I.B. Good times with Roger and the gang - S.K., K.S., S.S. Remember the notes! Great times - Great Adventure, canoeing, camp- ing, Poconos, FAMILY! X -ss 'x , ad Lutisha Denise Harvey Aries. Like having fun with Frankie Thomas, sometimes with Wanda, Annett, Angie, Barbara. Never forget 1978, 1980 - this year has been great. Class of 82 all the luck in the world. Debbie Heins DAH Will never forget the good times and bad times at SHS KMONO 2 times?I lay, will always love you forever. Thanks Mom and Dad you're the best. Denise Hardy Kim Harrington Treasures her blue Plymouth. Wishes the best for Bonnie, Heather, Ann, Mr. Ingram. Deb, do you think you can do it? Colleen, good luck. I made it! Love Mom and Dad. Cheryl Henchar Well, I finally made itthrough SHS. Ifll always rememberthe good times with L,H., D.H., M.G. I'll always remember 12!29!79, 5!3O!8O. ALWAYS and FOREVER YOU, john. Michael I. Hennessey 211 Cindy Herman Cin Ifinally made it Thank God . Will never forget good times with C.R., M.M., M.F., G.B.M will never forget Mr. Blackman. Love to Mom and Schmidty. Rebecca Hirshhorn A.S. - cat stories fun with N.l-l.L.H.D.R. -the crazies M.S. - good luck always L.B. - special friend . . . Gotta find my cor- ner ofthe sky! ... College next . . . Thanks. 212 janet Herrmann Well, we made it! Always re- meber the good times in Virgi- nia and the Cape!! Never forget the summers of '79 and '80!! Thanks for everything Mom and Dad!! Michelle Hogan Never forget those Helli- fied times with Liz and the gang, Grubbers ... SUMMIT Hey Nee to the Park, Again? Wildwood BO with P.D. and I.M. - 2nd period breakfasts - LC. 712 BELL- TOWNl Christopher 1. Hessenius Heroy, Duster, K'ers Good times with Slick, Dito, Bess, M.P., D.P., S.S.,1.B., N.D., l.Z., C.P., M.P., C.M. Summer of 80, Florida, Zappa Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Doug Hoyt Remember forever the shop party 5X1 8f79 with l.W. 84 the gang, Pound Ridge in the Blazer with Mich 84 Tango, The Demon Driver Mecca 84 everyone else. Party on forever. Kathleen A. Higgins Dizzy - Let the Good Times Roll, Cars, Excellent times with Drifters, especially Mike, Nicolle, Dominick, len. Best times with jamie, Saratoga. K'ers . . . Dorothy's Snoopy Tango Phillies. Thanks Mom and Dad. Lydia jocelyn Hsu D.D. lobster, Christmas and birthday parties, l.P. - Bio, Ferg, Maxwell House, eggroll NAIAC '8Olll llcel M.M., LG., R.N., T.B. ...SCAA!?!? un, deux, future college . . . Boston Thanks Mom and Dad. lu. Lisa Improta Never forget SHS, night at P.R. T.C. 143 forever. SSD meant so much. Right j.S. Things do change L.B. Love you forever Pat. Thanks Mom and Dad. ' Q ife f Beverly Ann johnson Will miss old SHS very much. Four years flew fast. Time to move onward. As you can see, no face my own fault. Teachers, students of SHS al- ways aifi. Good luck W.j. i ,YT f--,Q -Y Dana Royes jackson We made it S.W., N.B. Next S.M.A.M. I pray that God will keep me strong for my future days that will come along. AI- ways love family and Michael Garland. Karl johnson Renel janvier l'd like to say thanks and good- bye to Mrs. B.H., Mr. B., Good friends S.V., P.L., R.K., PR., D.M. Later SHS. Milit- ary's next jimmy joss Good times, parties, Hook, sterk, itch, Zappa, Surps, Brain food, scheemer, slabs, moblize, wasn't me, dazed 84 confused, 9X1 0178. Loves and remembers judi, Firebird, all nighters, Honda 250. Electro- nics next. -' . Steve jaroszynski SHS has been a great experi- ence. Will never forget all of my friends and teachers. A.H. and R.C. yelling CHEW in halls R.C. Ten rounds any- time THANKS EVERYONE. Martha l. justiniano Good-bye dear school. I enjoyed the time here. Thanks to my Mother, teachers, and counselor. It was a beautiful experience the two years that l had here. College and travel next. 213 Barbara A. Kaminski Bobbi Calif. '80, Beach- bum! Hey Don, can you HANDLE it?? Mar, weekends were made for . . . Westport Parties?! Cinderella at mid- night!! Where's Yukon and lack? Bogs, M.M., Sooch, B.M., judas. Family 9641 l Eileen Kelly SHS days are a past memory and tomorrow a future fan- tasy. LOVE . . . poetry, jewel- ry, Woodstock Weekends, Summer . . . '60's sound, The Beatles. Best friend always Diane L.H., LB., Family . . . Forever! 214 james Kastenholz Susan Keane 8!22, Rocky Horror, Yale- bowl, Wildwood, S.F.A. - Keep it up! GElSLERSnSUKl- NIS! Catholic Buddies Dan, joe, Chris, Lisa - arcanine , SEGER, lulie - endless friendship . . . Love to family. Good luck K.K. 2 Take it easy. Linda Lee Kenneth My years in SHS were the har- dest. Thanks to those who helped me realize the true meaning of education. l'm hoping that my future will be a lot more successful. ,F Robert C. Kenoyer Cephas R. Kelly, jr. Taurus: Better known as Cee- Cee. My years through school have been pretty good. Love to you Mom for your trust and support. Luv ya Ms. H , Future plans - Air Force. Lisa Kirk Lis times at SHS California SO , Parties with DR., P.k.,T.s., MB., Mo., and gang! Love D.R. FOR- EVERH! M.O. and P.K. special friends always . . . Love fami- ly ... Nanny and Popalfl. Karl Brian Kluever Well, it's over. I had a lot of fun - especially in art clas- ses. Farewell SHS hello advertising career! Stacey Kopp Kipper 5!l7!78 Refeleh S.R., bibesquab Pacific Gctupus .. . 5!l9!80 EVlTAl Mr. and Mrs. NO. Frills. Bat- teries Do you have enough gas to get to Pound Ridge? ... Stacks ... Thanks Mom, Dad - K.S. Linda Korfman Great times - D.S., B.B., H.T., K.P., L.R., R.D., B.T. - Parties. Love ya Bob! D.S. -MO. 84 V.S! Gymnastics 84 Diving 9951. Always love BJ. Ski Club, G.A., Rallies, Pound Ridge Cab! Elizabeth Kreis Good times with Cindy, lulie, H.G., and Marybeth. Re- member and never forget! Swim team. SHS and Bloomies Outdoor living Banana-nut pancakes Luck to Kath, Lids. Thanks Mom and Dad. Kenneth Kresmery Thomas Kuslik Tom Koos lt's finally over. Good times with H.P., T.P.E., B.C. - Cuz cruisin' with H.P. 84 B.T. The FN Gang H.Pg T.P.E.g T.F., M.L. College next. Thanks Dad. Peter Kounavelis Will always remember Stam- ford High and good friends. Stamford Track teamaffl. Bowling Ballbuster 3rd Place, N.K. saves the day. Baseball with 747 jet, Falcon, 383 lives forever. Terrence LaPolice l finally made it! Always re- member good times with L.S. and C.S. Marathon 80 , Garbo's . . . Loves pretty girls and dancing. Cherishes fami- ly and niece jennifer. Future plans - travel, college or Navy! 215 K-. . Lydia Hsu smiles for the camera. 216 Doug Barker listens intently in class. ,,,,,,.,.,wr-Q. f g, WF Patty Grippo prepares to leave after a long day at school. 1 2 in 3' . E Q f E Q s 9, Musk N. Q X 1 .- p MJ Val Wise and Mirella Pollifrone discuss the issues after a Student Council meeting. Matt Diot pauses for the photographer. LaDonna Collington makes a quick stop at her locker. 217 Felix Lappots V ff - -,,- rvsszssnafr Ar 5. W . r Q.,,',2f.i' 1,9 ' I-7 .:. 1'fi'rii'2-e,i.J : ff -1 -im. s 21 - K' .. .. ,ss 2 5 Adriene Lewis Mary Laskowski Never forget summer of '79 Remember good friends DOGDRCLPIHLM. Cherish good times with B.R. junior Prom '80 ... Bob -love ya always!!! 8!14!78 ... Thanks Mom and Dad. Denise B. Lienhardt Dee, Lots of good times with Gio, Aim, Sue, Linda, Lynn. lanice ffl. Hey Aim, where's thatbush?!?Gio-What'sthe word. Always + forever, Mike. Love Mom + Dad. . ,.. -..D ,D Ruth Lesperance X I .. . ,.,. f Mark P. Ligi The Lig . Always seen with L.l. Works at the Getty Station with the Rat lC.R.l. M.L. + L.l. got together on 5!29f8O. Always at Pellicci's. Weight- lifting 41, ML + Li. together forever! 'T' jennifer Levesque TERRI! Ocean City. Ponzetti's Pizza! Partying times at the Soccer Field. Keggers. WHEELS! S.C.H.S. Parties. Molly's! Field Hockey! Col- lege next. Laura 84 Mellisa. Fitzy 84 Skinnie Linnie. YAGO 9641. Thanks Mom. i Stephen 1. Linn Bones . . . Hanging out at the apartments. Party's at Dave's What's up Kermit From 71 to 71. From Lunaticto Uto- pia. junior Year. Black and Blue... Up on the 3rd floor. . qt, -'-vq- 'vw - Reginald Little Dennis LoDolce John Robert Lombardo Dear SHS: Though we part, we never say good-bye. Those who care always stay together deep inside. Keep a song of you within your hearts. May God bless us all. Michael Longo Longo-11!3!63, Lou, D.B., K.R. The Boys, Hanging Out, Hey What's up? M.A.C.H. Lor - love ya always. Good times at the High, Later SHS. Aileen Rosario Lopez Thanks Mom, I love you!! D.B. + A.L. Always and Forever This is the first step to' life ahead. God bless you a . 0 Patricia Lorent Patience and perserverance win overall at Stamford High. Future plans include a year abroad and college. Another Lorent is coming! Prepare youselfStamford High. Etudie bien et bon chance D.L. jerry Longo Great times at S.H.S. with T.K., l.B., j.V. Hey T.K. Finast forever. Many great times in Florida. Thanks Mom, Dad, Paul, love you all, especially Mom. Future plans college. , I i I 1 ' Patrick Lorent The best thing that has ever happened at Stamford High is senior year. Good luck to all the classes. Future plans in- clude college . . . Another Lo- rent!!! Try to survive and Luck, D.L. 219 Monserrat Lugo I had a great four years at Stamford High. l'll miss it. Thank you to the teachers who helped in my education and in deciding what to do after high school. Beth Maitner What a long, strange trip it's been. ... Bob CE.M.J 2 more years . . . Babsmobile D.l.R. P.M., B.K., L.M. f'Let the good times roll ... Love and thanks to Mom ... What next? ... 220 Tracy H. Lynch I will still read good books but l'll miss all my friends at SHS. Good-bye Mr, BZ., it. Thanks to Mom and Dad for all their help. Good luck kids. 1 Eileen M. Maki Shubs tSmellylg you're the CREATESTIIII Kalamazoo Megee, oooooh that smelllllll Softball wfAli, Cin- dy, ... Swimming... Thanks Val: 9!I6f78 Mike, Disco 54 or Q92?!?!?! ... Friendship with Sue ... Special memories Mike. lohn Macari I wished for all things that I might enjoy life, God gave me life that I might enjoy all things. D.R.C., Y.P.F. I lovke you Holls, college next Mario Maldonado Francis Magazzi Tony Mammone THE HIGH! Party football team. Always remember, Moose, D.G., Brownie, Whitey, M.A., Hockey in 79 always remember. 4-7-79, E.L.M, 81 MR. 5-IO-81, ldid it for you Mom and Dad. Craig Manchuck CHUCK - THE NIGHT 81 2f80 CAnton, Kerry, Toni, Sin- ger, Lisa, Maryloul Candle- wood - The Gang . Best times with Ice, Arny, Scup, Cokane. Hey Brun, 6th wave. Marylou, always My Sweetie . LATER ON!!! Angelo Marini Thanks for some great times ... NA, DM, CW, smoothie, TD, lM. Remembering Ash, jazz Band and the works. So long SHS and hello college. Gail Annette Manning Pam it is Remember you S.H.S. ... Lynn you know it cuz Thanks Mom 84 Grandma .. Love ya Kelvins . . . remember Blueler, Kane, Barber, Hogan ... Plans ... whateverthe are!!!Lw. R.B Y 1 - good times . . . Yvette M Elba Martinec Gene Martino Anthony Marciano Good times summer 80' C.M., M.L.R., K.K. B.C., PH., i.A., sk., Rb., 812180 Night to Remember! Cosmic Guerilla, Space Invaders. States 79,8O,81? Study 4th, The Iceman Goeth Harry Matioli Finally did it, it took me 5 years. Owell Partying times with MIL, ltchner teiter, toe, MADOT, S.F., K.S., MAC, l.N., Rit, Kegger, Hit it, send it in. 221 Theresa Anne Mazzola Before we end and then be- gin, let's drink a toast to how it's been . . . Love and thanks to family, frenz, Souperstar, P.Iay, Ioan, and especially my Twinstar and pal Mau- reen. Daniel C. McCollum I may never come by here again. I won't miss SHS that much for I never really be- came part of it, but I wish I did. To Fame and Fortune. 222 Cathy McArdIe We made it N.S., G.C., thanks for the rides. Bowling? K.VV. will always remember good times with good friends. Iames McCord Kerry Ann McCallum I'm looking forward to the time to come, and smiling back at the memories of yesterday. Good times with good friends. What a party!!! Love Led Zep, dancing, Canada 84 you! Ronnie McCray My years at Stamford High School were good. I would like to thank all my teachers for helping me improve my English, Math, and Drafting. Thanks to all my teachers. ? William McCarty Bill. - Four years can really fly. Overcome by the great Inner Strengthw Caddying, scrambling, Florida, night ex- peditions, fun and excite- ment. Long live wizard, right? Thanks family and friends. College bound. Walt McDonald Later! Don't forget the wall, woods, weekends. 1.1. in ninth. Lean Back How many times R.A. G.S. Yeah? alright. Let's go!! IJ. in fire. Randy, remember the crew. Thanks everyone. Colleen McCinnity Nickname Coll-Coll. '77 nev- er forget the pillar with Maverick. Crazy laughs. '80 California. Love those softball games. Love those concerts. Many great memories of February in Florida. Love Family. Dexter V. McRae I enjoyed my years at Stam- ford High. I would like to thank all my friends and fami- ly. My special thanks goes to my parents for all they have done. Thomas P. McKenna You pay forthis, but they give that. Once you're gone, you can't come back . . . Remem- ber good times with DDT and Friends . . . cherishes my car and parents .. LEDZEP Maria Isabel Mendez I have good memories of S.H.S., l'll miss my friends especially, Blackman, Liz, Kim etc Sue, More Champale f'Hope to marry Papo? Thanks Mom. VII Love you always. Adios S.H.S. Sheila McKnight Elsie McPherson It was nice being on the hill now that I've made it. Thanks to every one who helped me to be a success, good-bye and good luck friends. Helen Mihaleas Neng SNOWstorms in summer, Vas Flip, ... PBI ... T.C. it ain't ourfaiult ... IVVITTNA! ... skiing, Florida 2 for I, Fredparanoid. K.C. not again! Thanks Per. Love Mom, Dad. Barbara A. Miller BUNNY Never forget Spanish 77 and the dates 6!I2!8O, 7!lO!79! Thanks S.B. for being there, you too EG. Firedrill 79 D.M. Sub- way in NY. It's only just begun! 223 leff Miller Hey! R.C. want to take a ride to Cheshire? Good times with l.K., R.C., F.C., A.T., C.C., E.S. and P.M. Always remem- ber C.K. and company. Fu- 'ture holds college and fun. Y Tracy Milucci SPACY! Little sister - we finally made it! Good times with ... Tammy, Sue, Karen, Marylo, Pam, Lorilee, Diane Bubbles!!! Toast to the Brick!!! Springdale, Molic's loe's Shower, Airborn. Thanks Mom and Dad. A. Moore, lr. Check it out y'all, glad to be leaving. Had a good time with all the females and future plans are party first then Air Force. Number 1 sign is Taurus. 224 Demetrice Moore Demetrice Moore known as Dee-Dee Leo likes to party. Will always remember my four years spent in S.H.S. Fu- ture plans are to attend col- lege. Goal is happiness and success. B' -1 v Lorilee Molloy Lorilee Great times with Tracy!!! tsalt pepper! K.G., M.M., memories, Karen, Sue, Tammy, Spacy . . . Megee, Al, Cindy. Kar remember Doors D.Q. Bye Tracy! Love, Thanks Dad, Sue, Chip, Mom . . . College l .. Q- , X l! .. . ,. ?i:S-.7Ll' lohn Morabito Governor - Good times with Grade A people, Rose - little sister: Finally out!!! ... Angelo! Any Cops? Summer 79'! ... Skiing ... Murbid Mobile Do it 2nd floor hangout going all out , , . Always re- member S.H.S. Vanessa Montgomery Donna M. Morehouse l have enjoyed my senior year and will miss my friends and teachers. l am hoping for a nice future in the world of work, lohn P. Mullin MULL will never forget RUSH concert Good times with I.B., I.B., K.B., G.D. AND L.F. ...Mom and Dad 41 Always remem- ber Mr. Cs class SO LONG Beryl Naturman Good times with Barb, Lorrie, GB., N.D.,T.P., l.N., D.M. Summer of 1980, AYH, H.S., which way to Orleans? Bobby's, The Round. NGHS, WHS love those parties. UVM Bound. Cathy Munrow Wildwood 78 , Summer of 79 sift Westbeach . . . 'I don't smoke ha ha. Grip friends forever Bermuda here I come 8!I6!79 Pat I'll always love ya. Mom 84 Dad thanks. Elizabeth Navarro Thanks to two special people - Mom and Dad - and to you, fellow classmates, good luck for tomorrow. As every thread of gold is valuable, so is every minute of time. David K. Murphy Bret Needle Z.I.K. please add some ex- citement to your lectures, I nearly fall asleep every day. Hey R.D., I'm not sorry for breaking your record, THANKS. William Murphy B.I. Good times with B.D A.R., T.T., T.M., Thanks Mom and Dad. Reid Nelson 1 Valedictorians of the class of 1981. Edwin Newton dreams of glory. 226 Katrina Camp and Demetrice Moore try out the new CRT Wg Torn Troy conducts t he band. I, ,W Maria Rodriguez keeping busy in DECA. Senior Debbie Heins anticipates graduation. john Macari at a rare moment of laughter in AP English Lorna Maria Nembhard Always remember summer of 79 84 80. Thanks to the great teachers who helped in any way possible. Thanks Mom. Good luck Sis! Good luck A.B. Michael Nomack Sunday night runs to Port. Partyin' times with D.B., M.C., T.C., D.B., G.B., T.A. Always remember freshman days at the wall!! Always will love Dana. Later Led Zep! 228 joseph P. Nestor joe lvlilly's 10-1, Sooch Gabby and the blimpettes, D.O. .. I gotta work Book- ing Bug, Springsteen. Thanks M.B.S. Always remember Christ, Karen, Dags, B. Swamp, Prom '80 time next FRTHSLTOKETO! Thanks - family, R.G., buddy- M.l-l. LOVE - Tony, never forget captain-firstmate. Gina Ohl T., R.L., - Same year? ., Q ,v.'Y- ,,. Douglas R. Newton Had a good time here and plan to have better. Future plans: College bachelor. Want to get something out of life. later, j.R. and all the gang. Ladies GOOD LUCK! Edwin Newton Good times at the High. Nev er forget S.l-l.S. J I Mary O'Leary Great memories skiing . , . al- ways remember junior year, never forget D.A., California with Beth, cherish special memories shared with jay. Lisa and Patty Ann you're the best! Thanks Mom and Dad. jim Olson Tell me why I don't like Mon- days. Stay cool and mellow, B.B. with the innerstrength. Keep swinging in Florida, Macarbe. judge Tom D. Oh, thetimes they are a-changinl. '- Wio c'-' ' ludith Oppenheimer - ii its Cynthia Palkimas Great times with A.R., M.l., B,L., c.L., MM., AB., LR., B.T., Ap., EM., s.A., V.H.. .. Summer 80 Chowski, Steph, AI, The Bridge Last Tengo - rounds - Mols - KSB - Ricky Airport 79 . Eileen O'Rourke Will never forget the good times at S.H.S. Love two friends: M.S., F.R., B.L., L.D., and DN. Good luck to Maureen, joe, and Robert. Love and thanks to Mum and Dad. 'l o El I Maria Pampena I will always Love Mark Brad- yg5f16!80, 8!2f8O, days l will always remember ... Fun with M.B. 84 S.F. 68 Mustang Dream ... Good luck to all my friends. Thanks to my family. Chris E. Owens ' ritt Q ..f We if g.,..i'.ai..ii..g, . -, ,f ff .,f 1- . ,. t , f.,- use - .4 ri1ii5:'z.r :. 8 Brendalee Paoletta Thanks Mom and Dad for ev- erything. Always love BA., F.L. and always remember C.l-l. and K.L. Good time in auto shop T.T. Future plans include college and legal sec- retarial work. Michael Owens loAnn Papadakos Greek! S.H.S. Band 9641 - Say 'YEAH ! N.S. - am I greenblooded? Pammy-lo! Crazy driver . .. me? Eggroll, Shrimp! A.P. S-T-R-E-T-C-H! Wild times with crazy friends. Love to all and B.S. always. Christopher Parente 'U' Maryanne Partlow Remember yesterday, live to- day, look forward to tomor- row. Many thanks and love to Mom and Dad. Good luck Frankie. 230 Doris R. Parra Happy to finish high school but sad to leave my friends and teachers. Thanks to Dad and Mom God Bless You. Pk 'w..:-M. I ,,,, i ,, . Katherine Paspalis Kathy, Presspass , swim- ming, track. Pound Ridge Cabanas with Darlyn, Linda, julie. Wildwood. Parties, fun times. Tammy, gotta Coke? Rip. friends, especially W.C., Tim, Mary - special friends. Love to my family. Lisa M. Parsons Chinatown! Birthday Par- ties?!? Atlanta -78,79,8O! Confused! February 24, '79 D.B.C.! KING, Prom 8O ! L.C., T.B., T.K., Kitty always special!f' Love to Mom, Dad, Thanks! Col- lege .., Goodbye S.H.S. Karen Passaro K Wassup? Hot Bouys Flrachaloups Twins? Wow! ER Bugs. Amazing! What a long strange trip it's been! Al- ways Kevin ... 24 hours at a time. Thanx all, later on ... Stephen P. Partin Ace, lt is now time to break on through to the other side, the band il.E., R.D., G.M., S.V.l will live on! The Kennilworth gang will always be remem- bered! Pratima Patel Christopher Patusky Patusk -Bagoyne-Wide Mouth Frog Trumpet Power! Grind 'em Gonna be some bloooooodshed. l'm not Bull'hitten ... Watch for Beserkers jazz! Earth! Mangione! There's blues in the night! WK . r - A XR V! 1 I Michael Pensiero PENSE ln the fog-always. Where! He-Roy. You think it's easy! That thing! What Else? Party's with: G.H,, M.P., GP., and rest of gang. Rich Pavley Luv U L.O.11!15f79... DE- LRAN ... Gorf? ... Woolies ... A.V. ... M.T. is fat and he knows it! DEVO Duty Now for the Future ... Candy-O, I need you . .. Nancy Lynn Pelletier Admires Mr. Blackman, Fitch Sr. and friends. Thanks to all sisters especially lane and Lisa. Loves Brother boy and boyfriend jon. Graduating for you Dad. Never forget 6-78- 8O. I love you. janet Perillo Wildwood '8O' Good times with F.M., Bc., JM., Rk., F.P., CLC., K.B., S.F., l.l., etc. Will always remember joe Flynn. Special times with Frank, 4!2!8O Love always and forever! W If K 3 'texts james Frank Perna SHS Band 9551, will always re- member friends, Gan't name them all ... Lucky Mar, Bud- dyow, Haitai .. . Someday a MAYNARD, thanks Mom and Dad, Career in music. l'll miss you ALL . . . Frank Pelli l plan on goingto U-Conn and majoring in Business. Never forget summer 1980. Great times with Font, F.M., V.D., j.Z., and j.P. Good luckto all of the graduates. Qs at r t MWSFP 5 ix X X it L Q Ny, X 'L Iii? 'ptxrrxi f -1 dw 'S' i.. Ls- . - - .. - Tl'l2I?l1I'5!i'f:5 ,y . --'i ff' 1 1 . it wr R X Qt . 'M 45 Nga Agni, ' i N .1 5 5 X ti ., Nm r ts Y ' st. i p . f .... - 1 A gl i .t Nancy Perretta 231 Terri Peterson Skinny, How's Betty! Corrine, Oh my Gawd! Blonds?? Dave, BUMMER! Wildwood! Summer of'80! Keg tonight at Dorthy's. Slick, Dom, jamie, Dizzy, The Family 9661. Thanks Mom and Dad. Mirella Pollifrone Sunapee N.H. 8O . .. Rona Barret II Marybeth best friends always Brandy anyone? Sooch parties!! My piasane Mr. P ... Good times with gang , thanks ... Levi's?? ... Summer '79 ... Thanks Mom and Dad. 232 Anthony Frank Petillo Remember times at the A , Saturday nights, Good times R.G,, G.M., D.M., F.L., F.N . ., Moved out 9!TO!80, '63 Ford Falcon, Silverspoonp Thanks to Mom, and Thanks to Mr. P. Lewis Pollock Theresa Marie Phillips Sha memories Angel Gimbel's buddies-good times 84 SPECIAL friends .. best family 84 favorite bro's!! Love to Dino for always making times so special-bestest bud- dies!! Sun bound freebird, dream on. .. iff' , ,' . ' I K . 51' I aff? . ' - .? . t A ' F . g ' W he , . ZA .tt Lois Porrelli Grind 'em Murph cause LO! Good times at Ol' SHS, you're from Stamford First cut Nic - Where ya General Dag Brass Players going?Playland, Outdoorliv- have quick tongues. We ing trips - unforgetable. maka the meatball wedgeda Love to family and friends fu- Virginia, Raffle Tickets. Hey, ture plans - Beautician chico! Mr. eat ! The Lemon School. Later. Mobile!!! Mark Plonowski The jerk Pornoski , V-Tennis '79, '80, Boofoo, The gang:l.0., T.D., A.M., R.D., F. the H., Den, and B.C. ball games y'bet! Keep on Grippin'. Tracey Pounds T. lbs, What's up? Summer '80 partying times. Cuttin' down with oio yeve. Snow time again. Summer crew you're alright. L.Z. friends Forever. West Coast I'll be there. Neal K. Powell I was born in Waterbury, raised by Candlewood Lake in Sherman CT. I enjoy swim- ming, skiing, hiking, all win- ter activities, and I enjoy being around people. Espe- cially girls. Mike Presutto Hey where's the party? Where can I find O.Z.? ...The Scoo- ter knows. Keep watch forthe Vigilante. I really don't care. Golf Team member? What a trip it's been. Kim Pozek Cherish friendships ... VVHM never forget the good times . . . Locker-hangout . . . PBT A.S. friends always ... Longer Than ... 4!22f 78 ...Sweetheart ... Michael you ARE THE BEST ... Love to Mom and Dad. Gregory Preyer Angela M. Prawl Thanks to all the teachers that I had during my years at Stam- ford High. I enjoyed coming here always remember L.T., S.C., M.S., A.C., S.C., D.M., F.R., NLD. Brendan Regan Will always remember Mon- days! lim, Bill and Lisa inner strength. Yellow Vegas, Dylan, Trumbull, Photogra- phy, and Irish power. Special thanks to Mom and Dad. Oh the times, they are a changing. Herman Prawl Good luck to the Black Knights on the football field and on the wrestling mat. Good luck to T.W. in track. Larry Reilly Bwana Finally a Black Knight- Elite Force near great Valanorian til the end. Tom, Bill, Dan-We did it! Live on SHS. A Elbereth Gilthaniel 233 Chris Rice Never forget friends .. Pat, Terry, Kenny, joey. Z28 Moose lack W. Springdale, Darien. Wedge Inn thanks Butch!!! Beach Love Mom 'fTrucking 81 Football. Never forget NS . . . Always Love ADENA. LATER. Pam Rieder Mairzi-Doats, Betty-Boop, Wamskiz, Heartbreaker lr., Rosanaclana Cutsie-Girl ... Yeah! Party Tonight ... Let's get faced. How's Mr. Wonderful?!! Harley Sports- ter Eating again? 'Vettes. Beach Bums. Paco til six. 234 Susan E. Rich Sooo ... Good times ... Val ...DlL...Amy...Tom... john ... Gio-tearing eyes ... Ei-We finished it! loy- cheerleading Lynn- mades mes laughes, CWoohl 2 DANCING FOREVER!!! Dad, Stacey, 84 loe 9661. Mom you're the greatest!!! Thomas Richter !f ' L qv! Lisa Riddle Fun times and long talks SMSA. Hoover, Murph. Rick and Monica. D.D. thanks for beingthere. Dave 4641 always. Still Co. 81 ? Thanks Mom and Dad. Rit, Dan be good. john F. Rivera Orlando Rivera Robert l. Rivera O.R. From my first to my last year, I shall always treasure SHS. William N. Rocktoff Rock: BAD Co. 9995. Times with the band and friends Maynard A.Z., l.C., G.E., D'AG, and all the rest. Neil Young's THE LONER , Flor- ida H.E., RC., R.B. l'll be back?! Mark A. Rookwood Class Pres. Good times ... t- bone corned hash Molslabs and coke. le t'aime K.M. Later liques much later schemers and bogarts. Thanks Mom and Dad. Future ... high in the sky! rv- -. Marilyn Rodriguez Summer of 79 Scalzi Park Thanks for every- thing-S.V. G.A. Ridge- way Theatre, Here I come!!! ... Good times in VVesthill Band ... I love yah!!!-Foxy Babe. Susan Angelia Rookwood I leave good memories of friends and teachers. Espe- cially Blackman, Val., and Maria. Hope to marry R.VV.C. Thanks bro, Love Mom and Dad. OO-LaLa , saud that LAST NIGHT - 906180. leffrey Roland Robert T. Romanillo l ii Alison Rosi Al ... Summer '80-Cindy, Megee, Laurie, Shubby, Dag's, Lorilee, Eileen, Laura, Kathy ... Senior Prom, B.N. .. . The Bridge - LLSSCP SOFTBALL Fla. '80, Shubsong, Ml ... Oop, Cliff, Family 9941. Greg Rosum Roz State golf and the pangs of guilt . Football lkickerll Hockey. T.B. and L.B. always remembered. P.Z., A.M., K.W., G.G., H.P., couldn't win the big one! Good luck Dee. Off to unknown. 235 Dear Graduates, It has been a very rewarding experience having been your class advisor. I have enjoyed working with your class im- mensely. I had the pleasure of having had many of you as students. Having shared my first teaching experience with many of you will always be cherished. There will always be a very special place in my heart for your class. May all your dreams come true! Best of Luck. With Love, C. Kenna Karen Darrell Betheas TheodoregBianLco Michael .B is Dany Cesar ii'ls ' ' Patrick L. Ferris EIIIIB1' EI s ..t. 5 ..s.. ,.y. . .s:i.sfis1N.g5.5:5i.:k I David Fleming Duncan 1. Franco Sharon 1. Gilleske Q f Q Q 2 i Nicolle D'Angelo hides from the pressures of School. Julie Rowlett gives a smile to the camera in between classes. 236 fr Q Hafdlf NUUH Kdliari G. Lopezk b gAlor1sogMari nez r joseph Morris l Michael Novak Carlos Pereira Maria Rodriguei Thomas E. Tynes lytrtgghael Versage - ' X Wilt 'ws X 1 x s ami? ' '45 t. 's 'rl Xsgtsm.. . XE? Yr A4 Greg Rosum, Keith Guinta, and Tom Kuslik show off their grins as they hand in their English papers. Barbara Collins epitomizes the sophisticated senior. Sand Clarke t k b k f y a es a rea rorn typing to pose for the photographer. 237 leff Rovegno Will remember the Big C. Great times with L.C., M.S., L.Q., and D.P. dovvn at the station. The gray box will nev- er be forgotten, right T.S. It's been real . . . Kevin Sala 238 julie Rowlett Louis G. Sampanis Soccer elf 13, T.Z., D.S., The Wall Get it Durss! AMRDTDMP weekend foot- ball. N.G. saved your life! M.G. keep on running. B.B. pay before you play. Mom, Dad, Med. Carl L. Rylander, lr. Nickname Crash! It's been a memorable four years in Stamford High. Q Gerard Sangermano Meatball. Football 73 and the Big S . 55. David and the Dragon wagon on Friday nights and those crazy horns. Love always to Mom, Dad and Angel. lean-Charles Saintilaire Enjoyed being on the soccer team. I've made many friends at SHS. Future plans -- en- gineerfmechanic. Enjoys playing drums and the piano. Darlyn Saumell Surprise! - 'Hat's birthday, K.P.L.K. ... flOO'S, heath!- B.B., B.T. CValentines, Halloweenl N.Y. - 4 for Pound Ridge Cabana. Cove ... M.R.P. - Great Adven- ture. Sugarbush - Florida - Thanks to Mom and Dad's efforts. lanet Scatamacchia Times with M.E., C.B., K.W., c.F., Dk., rvtw., RN. i can't tell you why, junior? Senior? proms, sunrises, UNO! B.K., People, parties, rainbows! The Pintos, Mar, B.F.F. Love Mom, Dad, Michael. l Mike Sessa Remember the times with the gang! Partying at Glenbrook Gulf. Every Friday night-ex- cellent! Camaro Rally Sport aif 1. Beaners!!! Always remem- ber T.S., l.R., R.O., L.C., LQ., D.P., B.L., S.F. Angie Scraders Hey Neate, I made it!! Good luck. Remember night with C.H. and C.L. iteethi Goingto miss you V.A. Stuff, Lil, Lynn, L.C., D.H. We finally made it. Thanks Mom and Dad. Bruce Scutti Scuppers Good times Scutt's garage football 75428 Fun times ma , Goots , Butch SHS hangout . . . Thanks coach L Little orange bug Who's got dough . . . Never late for Vista. Thanks parents. Veronique Lea Seciniaz I spin and shine thru the vast black space, going every- where and seeing everything and keep going - for my mind is free and so am I. There is no end. Danny Sheehan Senior year Digit! Concerts in the city, Laurel res. - Vista runs. T.N., V.H. Priest. Still Hurten. Major? Wizzerd! Summer SO Saki Rit where's the tap? U. S. M. C., Later. sg 6 Q rw 5 'T it Roozbeh Sheikhavandi Chico ip' The Lemon Mobile!! Good times at Good Times . . . Chrome dome Ccue balli. The loser!! Murph the sert Mr. Eat. Schizo, oh yeah! Beh Omid Didar, SHS Yvette Anita Shipp Tracy, Gail, Dede, remember UMMUHCHACHA - The Ultimate . Summer of 80, Philly, Good times - Yeah it wuz. Rahrahing with the boys - funnnn. Bye JCRLCB. Thanks Mom and Dad. Love Always. 239 julie Siecienski Neverforgot L.F., L.I. and the gang. Weekends at Pound Ridge. Got a Hooter anyone? G.P. always Vince, 69 Chevelle Supersport 396. Kim Barbara Simpson MP Congratulations! LF forget SD! IB remember SS! Thanks everybody! Remember good times! Future in the Marines. CS I love you forever, come home soon. Thanks for the memories! 240 -- Stephen Signore What's the low down? Re- member friends K.S., S.K., H.T., L.l-l., l.O., BR. lr. Proml, Great Adventure, Washington Week-Real Ex- periences! NCRC GANG. Florida '80, SHS Syndrome . . . College next. Later Bro. Donna Marie Andrea Small H.S. Have fun. Good luck to D.B., M.B. Planning to do better things. Thanks to every- one who made '81 a good year. Thanks to Mom and Mrs. King. Y' Maureen Sim What happened to our inno- cence? Did it go out of style? Along with our Naivete, No longer a child. Different eyes see Different things, Different hearts beat on Different Strings . . . Tyrone Simmons Allison Smith ALM Good times with RHPBLHEK. Lin-did ja watch?Didjawatch?Catstor- ies with Becky Colorado- 76,77!! Canoe trip- thrillsville!!! College next. Thankx Mom 81 Dad. Andrew Smith - u Carol Fay Smith BYE school on the hill. Thanks grandma 84 Auntlune. Never forget Virginia 79 . Always remember I.C., I.E. C.C., T.R., Always love W.T. Stamford High Colorguard '1 alfl. Good luck, Sis. Kenneth Smith Howard Smithline Manfred Sobek Nanci Socci Many memories left with Hey Gracewe made it! Fu- friends. Lake Placid, B. bot- ture is nursing. Thanks Mr. tles, birthdays, summer, the Burkhardtforthe7:20driveto deli, and my love. I leave SHS school. lnever forget ith L.V., forwhoeverwants it. Buttake C.M., G.G., S.C., A.G. AI- it, it's worth it. ways 84 forever, Louie. Thanks Mom 84 Dad. Tyrone Spears My interest is to go into the Army, when I get out of school. Pamela I. Soares jim lo my kin Virginia, Italy Hi-Tie, Murph's office-a-da CAST PAR- TIES!! Kawantice Guard alfl Doobies!-Anthony D.- Anna L. Heather . . . Not my fault Davy!! . .. line, Lupper, Cliffy, Karlie, L.B. Luv ya Ma!!! Christine Stamatelos 79-8O . Good times with Gina', Dags, Karen, B.T., S.C., and Swamp Guys. Born to Run. Thanks Mom and Dad. College. 'F.R., T.H., S.L. K.E. T.O.'. Prom 8O . Love ya Rich. 241 Thomas Stamatin At First You Don't Succeed. Susan Stanek Good times GREAT FRIENDS. Patty-We made it!!! You scrub! The Y SRC. LET'S GO METS . . . GO MAZ ... ROSE!! The Fox List. Love that sunshine! Never forget the laughter. Qin, Greg Sterc At the wall ... FRANK ZAP- PA Class of 76-80, Sun- day to VISTA, P.C. W,M. is a burnout. 242 'N -I t K., ,K I me 1 ' 14 vw Fig I hwy rn. I X TNQ. V I if D 5 A.-u. K. .. ' ' Patricia Stosuy It's over! Sue, all those CRAZY times! LET'S GO METS! The Y SRC. The Fox List. Kennedy's . . . The Song Mass. trip '79. Good times with M.P. and others . . . Thanks everyone. Mignon fFiletl Steele Yesterday . . . All my troubles seemed so faraway . . . Barbi- zon. Sargeant Gag. Fayva. Hermie. Chinese food makes you how??? Good-luck H.U., H.N., E.R., G.E., K.R., l.U., Z.E.L. Thanks Blackman. Good-bye Smurf. Marg. Nuck-Nuck. Snag S.S. Marybeth Succi Sooch! ... Sunapee '80 with my buddie M.P.g Swamp Sagas, Bobbi, weekends were made for . . . Westport par- ties! My tooth?! Who's Yukon? joe f'Teapot and the Blimpettesl Milly's IO-I STUFF ... Choes Baby. Elaine Stephens Stamford High is one of the schools that I will forget. I would like to thank Mr. Pociadlo for all his help and I won't forget G.B. or M.B. joseph L. Sullivan One big party's over ... just one more mountain!! B.W. we gonna make it??? COKE adds life Outta the blue and into.? .. DDTER .. Thanks Mom and Dad What lies ahead? LATER!! Lynn Sutherland Lynnie . . . Laugh much???- Cherishes friendship with Ter- ry- Marathon 80 , Crazy times with Sis, Rob, Tracy, Noha, Denise ...! Wild- wood . . . Vegamaniac . . . Beach Bum MOPRAR . . . Mollica's, Garbo's parties !!! Thanks Mom, Dad.- College Bound! ...M ,I JV Robert Tausek Never forget football 77-81. Good times with Chip, Raff, R.C., M.D., P.F., C.S., G.O. Always remember good times with B.T. And Friday nights at Burns. U.S.M.C. 8f24f81 ,,,.,,, . Ken Swinnerton SWIMMING, SHS PSCDY ... SP'8l ... note to friends: In all our tomorrows, live the better memories of our past, TAKE CARE. - S.K. Cheryl Taylor james Tarver Gillian M. Taylor Good luckto all my friends in the future, and l hope you all work hard to pass next year. A.T., j.M., F.R., S.C., D.M. l'm happy to be out. Nicholas Tarzia Good times at SHS, LED ZEP, j.B. will live, The Z, Do it up! Fun in the future. The kid strikes again, I love it! Harriet S. Taylor YEAY! l'm getting out! 24 Wanda Melissa Taylor l've been waiting for this mo- ment four years, finally made it! In my future l hope to be- come a model, singer, or ac- tress. I'll always remember l.W. Thanks Mom 84 Dad. Marcus Trimpin Saturday Night Hockey Games. Call an ambulance, Weed Hill CRASH 84 BURN. H.T. I love you! All I can say now is BYE lHa-Hal. 244 Patricia Teele Tom Troy TURTLE! Later Gee, Emo, Hoople. Good times with G.G., l.C., C.G., l.C. l think you better go that way. Mil- lion Dollar Baby. M.B.T. Flip me the keys. T.A.T. thanks. Wanda Teele S in Heather Toner Great times laughing and learning with special friends. Always remember B.I., GA., MP., B.B., Lk., os., Ro, V.W., LO. Ski trios! Parties! Broadway Plays! Great Adventure! Love weekends 84 Art. 51 ,. f !,, ,H . fi: W V -is. .K K:-5-'f,k -. . xr 'fl I .. Tom Tyler Love Brenda always! Good times in shop. Auto Shop, in the shop! Remember l.W.'s Black Datsun 510. Pound Ridge in Blazer Cabin 6. Later Doug, Mich 84 Tango. Meat- ball. Chiapetta. Kane Winn Cokane Great times in Football and Baseball. Good times with M.A., B.S., l.F., Chuck, B.C. Always-n- forever. Remember the pits. Love to Mom, Dad and Sis. College next stop. Scott Tyson 9994 SHS Football, swimming, tennis. College next. Good times with M.M. l.C. and H.P. Thanks Mom and Dad. Roberto Velezl Good luck class of 8l Take care M.M., B.C., S.R., M.H. No more champale. See Mom 81 Dad l made it. Love Al- ways, wishes to L.N., N.F., R.S., D.F., E.M. Nancy M. Vacca Vasso Vakos Hey, let me tell you some- thing! Cherish times with R.M., G.K., l.V., K.P., H.M., Hel, FLIP! I am straightened out! Rita'- VVe're coming out! . . . locker hangout . . . Love to Mom, Dad. Chris Vlahakis l Tina Volpe Tina. Field Hockey-Superstar l.V.'s to captain of Varsity with Shubby. Let's go eat Ei- leen-77-78 Tennis Team- 79 O.D.L., Hiking in socks. Love Mom and Dad. Michelle Vartuli Mich . . . Rememberthe past, but never forget there's a fu- ture. Sue and Pam grow up ... Amy you're a nut, never forget the Big A Mom and Dad l love you. Sean Ramon Votier There is no dark side of the moon really. As a matter of fact it's all dark. Always re- member electronics, woolies, audio visual, parties, cars, good times with friends. Later. 245 Paula Ardenia Wallace I had some greattimes. But! lf l had the choice l wouldn't do it over again. My future plans are to go to business school, and just keep forward. 3 Robert Wielock Great times with Putts, Mac, Maclen and Bri! K'er this weekend. Hey Maclen 360. Thanks to Mom and Dad. Love to Marlon. 246 Terence Walsh Good-bye SHS, Hello U- Conn. So long to the weasal and his gang. Bring on the K'ers! l Daniel Williams Peter l. Weberg, lr. Linda Darnell Wills B.K.A. Lil Lynn, Serious Cap- ricorn. Future goals-joining Marines. Always remember SHS, P.M., E.H., R.B., A.S., A.W., especially W.B. Good luck class of 82 . Thanks Mom, Dad, Aunts, Baby K. Barbara Welte Barb-Hey Sweetie. Summer 80 with Debs, Annie, Kari, Elli Mae. Can't forget l.T.! Parties at the house Febes, l.M., E.O. Florida 80 L.Z.T.P. M.D. T.D. B.C. and S.S. Bret Eileen Wilson Always treasure good times at SHS. Tennis! Cheerleading!!! 7f4!8O Hawaii 80!!! Cherish moments with K.S., P.S., RJ. - fmovies again?l K.Z., V.S. modeling! Future plans - college. Love to Mom and Dad. Robert Wilson I had a good time at Stamford High. Sometimes. I had a bad time, but I would like to go to college, so I can be some- thing. Andrea Denice Winchester Especially thanks to my mother giving me the will power to keep in school. Re- memberS.C., A.S., S.K. main office. A.W., CH. forever. R.G., R.H. Waterside friends T.R., P.H. Libra, Leo Forever. Stephanie Theresa Wright Dutchess. We made it N.B., Y.M., DJ. Next A.M. Thank God, I never thought it would get here. Always love Mom and sister. Will always re- member Greg, better known as tS.H.A.I. Kim Renae Zarembski lPuppyI Dance to Stars Forty Boutiques!!! C. Queen! Big Red ... A.V.ZOmbies ! Love to Mom, Dad, L.G., Maria. Ready for Fame, fortune, lots of lovin'!!!? Up and Coming Has arrived!!! Growl! Valerie L. Wise Special people, times. Thanks Eileen, Mary Anne. Parties ... driving ... inside jokes. julie, Florida tnightlifel, Michael a bushel and a peck! SKCASR HTBSMAD KLBLGD ILML Swimming. Peter P. Zezima SASKIA - love you always! Good times with H.P., I.M., R.A., G.S., T.T., LC., R.C., T.Z., T.W. Remember Hallo- ween? The Meteor Showers?! Future plans include college. Thanks Mom and Dad. LATER! Darrel Wright I am moving on up into the world. My time is up so I am going to say good-bye to Stamford High. A Xl ,.b., A ' Anthony Zinicola TonyZ. -Zenbo SHS Soc- cer, Baseball affIO Cutting up with P. Z., shoot- ing pool, etc. with the gang. Vista express . . . K'er. Sum- mer 79, Hiding on the Back- streets . Later Rock . Thanks Mom, Dad. 24 jfmffwv M www X ,pm , - MN s WW Q2QX4V'k , . QP C gf W 0 4 W , 59 W 0 WW wg jf KW fe M I QQ UPQ5' Q3 GUX Q.ux. 3 J, W' ASOUXX W .. HNULWW5 kv W' ,JW Q5 Wm XM Q41 XNNOJ N MXMWM' ' guna wwf may B FQLIIBQ E I B I , V IKM I w 4 Nlvxg O 1505 NXQWQJ . DQ N Q94 iijopx-Q Q .N OXX QQ-K . 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M. . rs-1 l The General Electric Credit Corporation congratulates the 1981 graduating classf of Stamford High and extends best wishe l Administrative officel l zoo Lo 9 ra age snag 5 Nf,,3lcg!TErlEi,?i,,gQ,,, Exit 10 on Turnpike BOOSTERS 655-3753 THANK-YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT ,., E153-57,55 43' sgwwwr X J Y Ron Parente lk Yankee Auto Parts Corp. Q13 ,L 'l1Mfi W A Wil New Hope Service Co., lnc. ' W I ' ' 5, T M, f ., , J to Flax ll Pet 'N' Poodle l l Q V5x23D Spinelli's jewelry Studio 1' , ktgfffjfifiz Baskin Robbins Ice Cream ' 5 f ,fjby .' Q' E will , 1' ,z Mr. and Mrs. Roger Preu A-55+ WWW E 'W3g,,rN-w ff Mr.and Mrs. O'Meara f3,3ZQ?fQgEFThRga5i F L Mr. Terlizzo Stamford High We Hfyxkiriggg A J lr Mr. and Mrs. Sutton '23 R Compliments of a Friend - Budget Books Oreenburg's To My Office Aides - Bruce Tucci 12037 655-7146 Catering Mr. and Mfrs. William Bradshaw Special Qrders Independent Oil Elmrite Fuel Corp. Ted and Claudia Milone , ,, Muriel Davis ISCOGTERS Stacey Bmvitz SANDWICH sHoPfDEu A Friend Bedford Shop I Cosmopolitan Canine Carriers, Inc. 176 He'5hl5,R0ad DON 51 FRAN D590 Ed and Ann Point Noroton Heights, Ct. 06820 Owners Michael Intrieri CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS l . 3, UF -S ff'i ' 5 1 . ......... 3' Nea Year X I 'f N. Q '-1 1 g y 3 'I YOUR CLASS HEVVELER .UI '..9,,::,:Tfx5xo X, '.'.: ',LL.-ff' , 'fl E202 A20 oiEoEs at CLUSTXHERFF IONES S.H.S. PEP CLUB James Richter P.O. BOX 495333 Westbrook, Connecticut 06498 Spiffin' 'mage MANUFACTURING JEVVELERS PHOTOGRAPHY 203 Bedford Street O Stamford, Connecticut 06903 137 Big Oak Raod 0 Stamford, Connecticut 06903 255 Compliments of BERMAN 81 KLEIN Dorothy Faski, Realtor President Condominiums Unlimited 71 Strawberry Hill Ave., Stamford, Connecticut 06902 12033 357-0872 FAIR-VIEW CAMERA SHOP 84 STUDIO, INC. Where You Learn How 2189 Black Rock Turnpike Fairfield, CT 06430 334-5123 1 Landmark Sq., Passage Shops Stamford, CT 06901 324-0682 IEANSTALK jeans, Tops 84 Accessories 1074 Hope St. STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT 06907 Phone 322-7200 495 Hope Street Q Moavero 81 DelVecchio Woolworth Shopping Center ! 6 MASQN CONTRACTOR 325-2229 J ' ' Is., v Ral h DelVecchio TOM OFF YOUR TAKE-our 122dMl2TEeiLE1. Z2 View Si QRDER WITH THIS AD 7 I Stamford, cr 06907 oreenW1eh,cT00a30 7 I203I 322-1928 I203l 531-1784 I K - 'A 1 ' FROM A FRIEND GOOD LUCK: Anthony, Andrea, Bill, Beryl, Brian, Barbara, Brendan, Cheryl, Chris, Dave, Darlyn, Eddie, Hillary, Heather, Howard, lim, jo anne, Ken, Kathy, Lorrie, Lydia, Liz, Lynn, Linda, Lisa, Mary Anne, Mark, Marybeth, Mirella, Niccole, Sue, Stacey, Steve, Tammy, Tom, Tony, Val, and all the other members of the class of 1981! From the STUDENT COUNCIL 256 MQW p e4.-+0f-.-A-CA.'ef5 ZLWAYA W M UQWSW Q Hmm Qawyggmg, dwg? GMMMW amp 7724 QQ 451u.MW,V,CjQwg+ GPH Zj4w6,25?Z...N if 6550 wg,-'fiif What? in your future? SchooI's over. Now what? Are you giving some thought to what's ahead? I f 325 si I , ,.,. ..,- V . t , ' H 1 .1 AANASININT 5 rnnuwua F is Lidiilfixlhlliflv ,ie rg, no onnnunou' i ' A 'E :H ii - N 'Q-'I E5 1- Q' ,mu 1 '.,,l, 5- Q is H - essex- -1-Q , se- Q i n - l Learning Can Be An Earning Experience. A course in Ma:rkotlng!Dinrlbutlvo Education can help shape a student's character. The confi- dence and social poise acquired through experi- ence in the Laboratory and School Store will en- able each student to meet the challenge of lite in the adult world. is X , XX J 'Q 3? X loo .pX',1,. :px fb gg -1' Q, 'all -F J' S' -LX CYAN AMI D with compliments STAMFORD RESEARCH CENTER AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY We Light Up Your Life ESTABLISHED 1925 COM PAN , INC. 170 Summer Street Stamford, Connecticut 06901 Lighting Fixtures and Electrical Building Supplies We Congratulate the Class of '81. 5571 A FAMILY AFFAIR Connecticut's Largest Sporting Goods Store 135 Bedford St. Stamford, Ct. 06901 Tel 323- 1176 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '81! L.F.G. - Pink Bubbles in the car, Summer of '80!!! Miss F. America, Always Remember you! TWINSTARS - 4-1-81, Happy Birthday, S.H.S. Color Guard 4451. loann P. - 'fLuck be a Lady . . . Green Patty, Great Adventures Pam S- - Guys 84 Dollsf, Loved your party Dina D. - I want it Now!!! lim Perna - Pam 84 Karla's party, Front seat driver, slow down! STOP!! jeff B. - Doctor drill 84 fill , hoped you liked the prom with K.K. Neil S. - Mr. V. ..., Bette Midler All the way with Coconuts, Never forget you, Summer of '80! Green , The Rose , Fame with K.K., l.B. Love 84 Luck HEIHPUERTGLBH 25 .4 EWU ,ff of N3 1... Make it work at Pitney Bowes Whether you're considering a career now- or aiier further education-think of us. We're thinking of you. And congratulations, graduate. 5155 Pitney Bowes An Equal Opportunity Employer 260 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '81 Qgygfxf wflil 6? fig G9 6aN?7'l,x f My 4 SMT? R UL .- ' 4, :M Consultant to the bride Ridgeway Center 0 2381 Summer Street Stamford. Connecticut 06905 557-8866 loIC1DminQd0IeS Rose Marie's Shoes Ladies' And Children's Footwear N G 0 N S 1 239 SOUND BEACH AVE. 1080 HOPE ST. C F 81 OLD GREENWICI-l, CONN. 06870 STAMFORD, A 1203! 637-9180 1203! 322-6272 JOE ROBERTS RAY TARANTO CONNECTICUT MUSIC E Everything Musical 935 BEoFoRo STREET M B I STAMFORD, couu. 06905 348-1857 348-6594 Seniors - is john really Best??? Is there such a thing as an all purpose luper pooper scooper??? Skylarks shall always be 9661. How are TWIN STARS these days? Bette Midler will always be great. Watch out for those flying meatballs. Thems there sharks in that there water!!! Coconuts are good for eating, sometimes. Are jelly donuts the new thing??? Amy - how's the stick shift? May there always be a little Frenchie in your heart. Slim jims go with our motels, or is it a hotel. I am not really sure. Favorite colors are green and fuscia. lt's guardsmen city!!! Lisa, is the back seat your's or mine? The world shall never know. Gee your hair smells terrific! Big green globs of ... Why do I have so many people in this small car!!! This is from a friend who knows jeff-Poops Champion is planting seeds for tne future. Cnampion is one of Americas leading forest products companies. We plant tne seeds tnat grow into tne trees from vvnicn we make a vvide variety ot basic and necessary products: vvood building products for construction, fine papers for printing and communications, and paper packaging tor snipping and selling. Cnampion employs some 43,000 people vvno work primarily in tne United States, but also in Brazil and Canada. And almost 40,000 individuals and insti- tutions own stock in Cnampion and snare in our grovvtn Because our business depends on trees vvnicn take from 25 to 50 years to mature, were planting tne seeds today tnat will benefit generations in tne future. Tne tuture is vvnat were banking on. And were planning-and planting- tor it. I Cdl Champion Champion International Corporation 9811 Quality components at the right price. i 1 Q . ' o o - , 5 Q 1 Qi .I mp i A l :'cgo.o::':.. i ff. I Q . '4 fzglffrgtgc I 51123232315 1-2-:-'-Vg' '.gsq-.gtgzg gfyvr' , m.3.3:::2:-: A 2 5172-:1:2'2-ti: AKA ' - .,..c.uu.. h 39 Atlantic Street, Stamford, 323-6200 EUS Compliments of Springdale brazier. Pt Off Am. D.Q. Corp. C3 1980 Am. D 1092 Hope Street Springdale, Connecticut 322-3835 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND DELI-MAN .Q Corp. 71 HIGH RIDGE ROAD ' STAMFORD, CONN. 06905 Phone 348-9138 HOT AND COLD BUFFET CATERING HOURS 7 OO 6 OO p 3 4 5-6 FOOT WEDGES 264 ADAM'S DELICATESSEN QUALITY COLD CUTS 0 CATERING SANDWICHES TO TAKE OUT 1100 HOPE STREET CORNER MULBERRY STREET SPRINGDALE, CONN. 06907 329-2584 GEORGE'S HAIRCUTTING RK - Redken Products Used appointment available 322-2420 1074 Hope Street Springdale Shopping Center George Vesciglio 6 32525.15 f ROSE PHARMACY INC. FREDERICICS OPTICIANS Charles W. Rose, B.S., Reg. Pharm., Mgr. 1048 HOPE ST. C. Pascarelli 1076 HOPE STREET STAMFORD, CONN. LICENSED OPTICIAN SPRINGDALE SHOPPING CENTER pH0NE 325-1359 PHoNE 322-9503 SPRINCDALE, CONN. 06907 Continental Hair Stylists For Men 84 Women 348-9519 567 NEWFIELD AVE., STAMFORD iNewfield Greenl Call for Appointment Permanents, Washes, Sets Manicures Marriott Hotels A division of Marriott Corporation Stamford Marriott!Two Stamford Forum Stamford, Connecticut 06901 12031 357-9555 265 Q,-,,,Ch4n,? Ili- Qwwpggfoox eZi2?G,Pljqc?H5 -f . ' W4 - 3 ? WW M W mwwmg W C234 AMLWFPWWVQ MSARCYS! ml.-2 NM . 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Tel: 348-8874 ,vga WESTFARMS MALL Creators of World iOpposite Movie Theaterl Tel: 561-2260 Famous puzzle Rmgg, jewelry by lose Grant, lnc. Box 3426 Member - Gold and Stamford, Ct. 06905 Silversmiths of America 203-322-275971239 X A. 5 ll W-ml . 4 O QP 921 High Ridge Rd. A - 322-7665 . 'P 4 1074 Hope st. f 322-7777 Lorrie and all her friends. Love, Mom and Dad 5 You've come a long way baby! Good luck to O I 203-357-0467 Atlantic Fish Market 219 Culloden Road, CAMERA Stamford, Connecticut 06902 WHOLESALERS Phone 325-4497 0 325-4498 INC, 2585 SUMMER ST, TOWN 81 COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER GEORGE. RONNIE, TOM STAMFORD, CT 06905 W 269 f g f., e lane Congratulations to the Class of 1981 SYL-MAY Drug Stores To the Friendly Threesome, Have one crazy year like you have had all your lives. Have a good future. George Applebaum Congratulations to the Class of '81 COTTAG E BAKE SHOP 2579 SUMMER STREET CTOWN 84 COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTERJ STAMFORD, CONN. 06905 323-1791 BILL MENAPACE GBS STUDIO 84 ART GALLERY GEORGE.B. SUTHERLAND 65 Hidden Brook Drive Stamford, CT 06907 l203l 329-0488 ARTIST 0 DESIGNER O GRAPHICS I ILLUSTRATOR 0 TEACHER 0 LECTURER Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 THE MACH LETT LABORATORIES INCORPORATED 1063 Hope Street Stamford, Connecticut 06907 270 bmliff Studio PHOTOGRAPHERS 319 Mamaroneck Avenue MAMARONECK, N. Y. 10543 OFFICIAL YEARBOOK Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IER , JN' We would like to express special thanks to Brendan Regan, Photo I, Photo Il, and the Independent Study crew fortheir assistance. Also, our very special thanks to Frank Frazier for his inspiration, humor, wit, and lollipops. We would like to express our gratitude to all those who made this yearbook possible through their generosity and support. f'lQi'9gfS ' l X X 'asf KW A af 3: 94 uf 1 4 K' X! 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