Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1980 volume:

1980 Sagitta Suffield High School Suffield, Connecticut Voices of the Present . ii Graduates . 10 Faculty and Administration . 48 Activities, Community Involvement . .74 Underclassmen . 90 Athletics . 104 Seniors in Action . 140 Community Support . 188 Voices Yet to be Heard . viii Like wisdom ' s lamp and triumph s jubilation, let your light shine and your voice be heard. Within each person is a voice revealing Hush, take time to listen. There are those who care to and those who EglBB remain silent; Sigh with life’s sorrows, Whisper dreams of longing. Sing joys of the heart; Shout of a bright future! To Mrs. Margaret Corcoran ... a teacher with dignity ... an esteemed lady in the eyes of our entire school commu¬ nity ... whose poise, wisdom and char¬ acter inspire students and colleagues ... in love, respect and gratitude for her tire¬ less efforts on our behalf, we dedicate the 1980 Sagitta. Let our voices sound in appreciation to Mrs. Rollet and Mr. Katulka for their devotion, inspiration, and vibrant spirit. With words of encouragement and reassurance, they have given us confidence to move forward with high expec¬ tations toward tomorrow. 9 GRADUA TES 10 ROBERT FRANCIS BAUCHIERO ERIC JOHN BENNETT LISA ROSE THECLA BAZYK 12 JOHN BELORIT RAYMOND G. BENNETTSON MARTHA WHITNEY BROME 16 KEVIN JON CHASE LOU ANNE DAIGLE 18 LIDA LORENA DEFILICE DIANE DUGAS PAMELA ANN FORD 21 BLAKE CARLTON GIBSON SUSAN M. HOFFMAN 25 PATRICIA MARIE HORANZY VIRGINIA KENNEDY LYNDA DORTHEA KROGH 28 ROGER ERVIN LENENTINE TERRI LYNN MATTHEWS 31 DALE MARIE McDUFFEE ronald McClelland LYNDA GARDNER McKenzie ROBERT WARREN PACKARD ELAINE MARCELLA RICHARD 40 ROBERT ST.JACQUES RONALD WADE ANDREWS PETER CLARICE BOWMAN LORRAINE E. CARRON DONNA L. CYBORAN KENNETH R. LEROUX )AMES A. McCORMACK KYMBERLY E. O’CONNELL THOMAS RIVERA PATRICIA LYNN ZAVISZA 47 FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION DR. DAVID A. JOHNSON Principal B.S. State University College at Buffalo, N.Y. M S. New York University Ph.D. University of Utah DR. SIDNEY I. DUPONT School Superintendent B.S.. M S. Central Connecticut State College Ph.D. University of Connecticut MR. ROBERT J. CECCHINI Vice Principal B.S.. M.Ed. University of Maine MR. FRANK L. ALBUS Assistant Superintendent B.S. in Ed. University of North Dakota M B A. New York University 6th Yr. Cert. Ed. Administration FRANCIS ANIELLO Physical Education B.S. Springfield College JEAN ANDERSON Guidance B.A. University of Rochester M.A. University of Hartford EUGENE M. ARSENAULT Mathematics B.S. University of Maine M.Ed. Westfield State College RUSSELL J. BAKER Biology B.A. Bates College M S. Central Connecticut CATHY MURIEL BUFFLAP Art B.A. University of North Carolina M.A. University of Hartford L. SPENCER CAIN Social Science B.S. Trinity College HELEN K. CHRISTIAN Business B.S. Central Connecticut M.Ed. Westfield State College PAULCILLEY Substitute B.S. Springfield College FREDERICK G. CLARK Vocational Agriculture B.S. University of Massachusetts ROBERT F. CONNELLY French A.B. College of the Holy Cross M.A. American International College J.D. Western New England College MARGARET G. CORCORAN Mathematics B.A. Emmanuel College M.Ed. University of Hartford RICHARD J. DAVIS Social Science B.A. Colby College M S. New York University M A T. Wesleyan University MICHAEL T. DUNI English B.A. Saint Anselm’s College ARLENE EGOLF Nurse R.N. Presbyterian University Hospital of Nursing ARTHUR L. FISHER Physics and Math B.S.. M S. Worcester Polytechnic Institute % JUDITH H. FISHER Librarian B.A. University of Connecticut Lib. Sc. Kentucky Wesleyan KATHLEEN FOSTER Social Science B.A. University of Connecticut A. STUART FULLER Guidance B. S.. M.Ed. Westfield State College ZEI.MON E. FULLER Wood Shop B.S. University of Maine M S. Central Connecticut GEORGE ANTHONY GALIATSOS English B.S.. M.Ed. Springfield College M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University i f r JEFFREY A. GOWDY Social Science B.A., M S. Central Connecticut LAWRENCE GREEN Earth Science B.S. Boston University M S. Hofstra University 51 GEORGE D. GREENLEAF Mathematics B.S.. M.A. Trinity College JAMES G. GREGOR Work Experience B.S.. B.A. American International College M.Ed. Westfield State College MARIANNE F. GREGOR English B.A.. M.Ed. Westfield State College EDWARD G.GROUS Mathematics B.A., M.A. Fairfield University TERRY A. HARTMANN Physical Education B.A. McKendree College M.Ed. Springfield College BEATRICE HEYWOOD English B.S. Springfield College M.A. Trinity College LISA ANDERSON HOLLOWAY Vocational Agriculture B.S. University of Connecticut 52 THOMAS F. HOWARD Social Science B.S.. M.S. Central Connecticut M S. Illinois Institute of Technology RICHARD JENSEN Vocational Agriculture B.S. Rutgers University RANDY JOHNSON Guidance B.A. University of Connecticut M.Ed. Boston University I BARBARA JEAN KALBER Home Economics B.S. State University College of New York at Oneonta M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University JUDITH KOLENDO Guidance B.S. Westfield State College t LAWRENCE KATULKA Social Science B.S. Central Connecticut PENELOPE KRAUS Business B.S. American International College M.Ed. Springfield College EILEEN F. KINNEY Latin B.A. Albertus Magnus College CHARLES A. LEUNIG Industrial Arts B.S. State University of New York College at Oswego MARY LIBBY French B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University M A Ball State University I RICHARD T. LINCOLN Pupil Services B.S. University of Massachusetts M.Ed. Springfield College O.A.G.S. Boston University Ed.D. University of Massachusetts JOHN MASCHI Guidance B.S. Southern Connecticut CLAUDETTE MATHIEU Art B.A., M.Ed. Laval University Quebec City 53 CHARLES I. MAVRELION Vocational Agriculture B.S. University of Massachusetts A.S. Stockbridge School of Agriculture ANNE MARIE MULREADY Reading Consultant B.S., M S. Central Connecticut KAREN MURPHY- ROSSI English B.A. Westfield State College DIANE NAPPIER Physical Education B.A. Tennessee State BARBARA NOVAK Physical Education B.S. Southern Connecticut BARBARA J. O’NEIL Spanish B.A.. M.Ed. Westfield State College FRANK PACOCHA Music B.Mus.Ed. Hartt College of the University of Hartford RICHARD PIO English B.A. University of Rochester DENNIS J. PICARD English B.A. Rhode Island College SHELDON RACKMILL Guidance B.A. Eastern Michigan University M.S. Central Connecticut REBECCA ROBINSON Life Education B.S. Southern Connecticut M.A. University of Connecticut 54 CAROL ROLLET Mathematics B.A. Smith College 5th Year Master Equivalent R.P.I. GLORIA N. ROY English B.A. Annhurst College RICHARD A. ROY Science B.S. University of Massachusetts M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University ROBERT RUICK Substitute B.S. Central Connecticut BERTHA K. SMOOLCA Business B.S. American International College M S. Central Connecticut 6th Year Certificate University of Connecticut JOANC. SCHRAMN Business B.S. Central Connecticut M.Ed. University of Hartford DOROTHY B. SPAULDING Home Economics B.S. Mansfield State College M.A. University of Connecticut JOSEPH J. SINICROPE Social Science B.A., M.Ed. Trinity College 6th Year Certificate University of Hartford RAYMOND H. TANGUAY Music B.A. Hartt College of the University of Hartford M.A. University of Connecticut PATRICIA O. SMITH Mathematics B.A. University of Connecticut M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University PAUL R. THOMAS Biology B.S. Springfield College M.Ed. University of Massachusetts 55 ROHLANDN. THOMPSON Guidance B.S.. M.Ed., C.A.S. Springfield College RUSSELL THOMPSON Drafting B.S. Memphis State University M S. Central Connecticut SUSAN K. vonNEIDA Spanish B.A. Hartwick College M.S. Simmons College HENRY T. WALAT Chemistry B.S. Worcester Polytechnic Institute M.Ed. Westfield State College LOUIS J.WANAT Metal Shop B.S., M S., Central Connecticut MARY ANNEZAK English B.A. St. Joseph College. MD M.A. St. Joseph College. CT 56 ELIZABETH B. SILKEY Administrative Secretary DOROTHY GOGULSKI Administrative Secretary DOROTHY STASZKO Guidance Secretary MARY HASTINGS LILLIAN KUCHACHIK Guidance Secretary Pupil Service Secretary L KAREN REGAN Guidance Aide JANICE PARSONS Guidance Aide ANN NODWELL Library Aide NANCY LILL STANLEY Vo-Ag Secretary LACHTARA Chief Custodian 57 In Memoriam Mrs. Barbara Ganley, a teacher, confidante, and friend to countless Suffield students from 1943 to 1973. We cherish her memory in grati¬ tude, joy, and love. 59 If I could just remember how this gizmo went together... Now people. I ' m not as mean as I look. I didn’t think I’d ever see a purple cow. You’re not supposed to head a ballbearing, (just a soccer ball). I’ve never seen anything like it. Hey Groucho, that’s a good imita tion of Wanat. Mr. President. Future Farmers. Ladies and Gentlemen ... Me, Dewey, and youy. I could have sworn it was here yes terday. 68 I -O Can you tell which dish detergent I use by the look of my hands. Julia Child has nothing on me. It ' s silly with a C and an E! Hey, my team’s in first place. Wait till I get you! Sorry, I don’t do windows. How about Thursday afternoon at 2:00? Don’t bust my chops! Snow shoe, gentlemen! No, I’m not from Johnson John¬ son. 70 You’ve got to be kidding me! PRINCIPAL Dr David Johnson ASSISTANT Mr Robert Cecchini CUIDANCE Ms Jean Andersen Mr A Stuart Fuller Chairnan Mr Jcrr Heintz Mr Rowland Thompson Ms Dorothy Staszko Secretary Work Experience Coordinator Mr James Grecor PUPIL SERVICES OFFICE Dr Richard T Lincoln suite Director Hi, there! Hooray! We made our deadline. At 5 p.m. I’m not ready to resche¬ dule your classes. My softball girls did what? UConn is not in Alaska. Wait till I get my hands on that goat! I’ve recorded all the heating complaints, and I’m steaming. ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT BOARD OF EDUCATION REPRESENTATIVES: D. Laigle, J. Osowiecki. STUDENT ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Front row (L-R): J. Osowiecki. M. Miller. Middle row: N. Patillo, Treas., L. Anastasia, Pres. M. Geary, J. Kulas, T. Blickarz. Back row: L. Zaczynski, K. Laigle, J. Osowiecki, J. Cervione, J. Stafford. INTERACT CLUB: A. Keir, G. Brackett. INTERACT CLUB: Front row (L-R): C. Winkler. L. Zaczynski. S. Davis, K. Ryan and Mr. Davis. Back row: S. Norcross. J. Osowiecki, M. Geary. 75 SKI CLUB: Front row (L-R): N. Patillo, J. D’Alessio and T. Kope. Middle row: K. Borchers, M. Cogulski. L. Viscomi, T. Cummock. S. Osowiecki, N. Mann, E. Leventis. Back row: K. Brackoneski, C. Osowiecki, J. Coggins, D. Porter, M. Fusick, K. Kemp, S. Norcross, M. Evans, R. McCarthy, D. Cummock, T. Viets and J. Garini. I H W W w AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB: A. Ramsey. M. White. B. Simpson. HOCKEY BOOSTER CLUB: Front row (L-R): S. Spulick, L Pearson. B. Hall. Back row: M. Windecker, S. Miller. D. Cadmus. 76 THE GOOD GUYS: Front row (L-R): C. Wills, J. Osowiecki. Back row: M. Windecker, L. Pawelcik. B. Hall. R. Alers. L. Markowski, D. Cadmus, and J. Nissopoulus. Missing: T. Cirillo, S. Kopacky. WILDCAT (Student Newspaper): Front row (L-R): D. Currie, S. Davis. L. Johnson. S. Ross, and K. Waugh. Back row: M. Windecker. Mr. Pio, Mrs. Johnson, J. Osowiecki, and Maria Frank. 77 Agricultural Production Natural Resources and Agricultural Mechanics LIBRARY AIDES: L. LaRosa. D. Wild. VO-AG AIDES: K. Brace, D. Bruyette, A. Lill, Mrs. Lill. (Absent: Liz Takacs. who was at McDonald ' s getting Mrs. Lill an Egg McMuffin. NURSE ' S AIDES: B. Annis. J. Rink. SCIENCE AIDES: T. Kuras. S. Walsh. D Murzyn. ROBED CHOIR MADRIGAL: Front row (L-R): J. Sweeney. N. Chisnall, C. Edward. L. Armata. 2nd row: R. McClellan. T. Marek. S. Williams. L. Bryce. 3rd row: J. Coggins, M. Dilko. L. Knox. 4 th row: M. Frank. T. Geary. T. Drewnowski. Back row: J. Berte. C. Mattrick. S. Glemboski. P. Witham. D. Laigle.). Osewicki. N.C.C.C.: Front row (L-R): N. Skawski. S. Walsh. J. Berte. C. Goodwii L. McKenzie. J. Osewicki. Middle row: P. Witham. T. Geary, J. Swei ney. B. Caswell. Back row: D. Laigle. M. Mills. V. Ross. L. Bazyk. ( Mattrick. CONCERT BAND TRAINING BAND N.C.C.C. BAND DANCE BAND HALLOWEEN DAY AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT 86 FIREMEN’S CARNIVAL AND OCTOBER 3,1979 Treacherous uninvited funnel. i, nr A you touch down on things unaware of your power TV w leaving people homeless r s SJ 4 and natural wonders destroyed. Your unrelenting winds efface memorials to the past. 88 scattering unrecognizable debris UNDER CL A SSMEN CLASS OF 1981: (L-R): H. Kampfmann, P. Witham, L. Anas¬ tasia. Missing: J. Melillo. CLASS OF 1982: Top row (L-R): J. Stafford, T. Waterman, M. Miller, D. Murzyn, T. Blickarz. Bottom row: D. Lagle, T. Geary. CLASS OF 1983: (L-R): M. Cran- more, B. Lynch, S. Kolls. Missing: K. Sterling. 91 Charlotte Adams Christopher Akeley Robert Alers Lori Allen Pam Alexander Lori Anastasia lames Andresen Mark Andrews Cindy Basdekis Marcie Jo Bazyk Mark Bednaz Bonnie Benson John H. Beresford Nick Bovee 1 9 8 1 Suzy Bower Kory Brackoneski Ellen Brome Cheryl Bryll Scott Burkett Jackie Cain Richard Cannon Kim Carney Terry Castonguay James Cervione Karl Christian Janet Ciemniewski Carl Colson Todd Cortelli Karen Coulter Martha Crosier Tracy Cummock John Cunnane Diane Currie James D’Alessio Diane Davis Chris Demers Judith Dias Benoit Dion Christine Dion Brian Doyon Ted Drewnowski David Dubey Linda Dumont Diana Dyer Thomas Evans Paul Fabrizi Kimberly Fehm Joan Flasinski Colleen Fleming 92 David Fusiek Mark Fusiek Danny Gallagher Christopher Getz Kim Gibriano Stanley Glemboski Leeayn Goodwin Michael Goodwin Barbara Gorman Diane Grano Bruce Hall Wayne Hall Patricia Hamann Timothy Hastings Donnell Heyse Daniel Hinckley Maryann Hryniewicz Peter Hryniewicz Karen Janowetch Carl Johnson Lisa Johnson Heidi Kampfmann Sean Kellner Dawn Kenny Raymond Kolls Sandra Kopacsy Karl Krichbaum Julie Ann Kulas Kathy Kulas John Lanata Sally Lane John Langh Laurie Larosa Lisa Leavitt Audrey Lill Karin Lindau David Lownds Lisa Lumbruno Jerry Mahoney Mary Frances Maloney Todd Mandirola Kathleen Manfreda Adrienne Mann Randall Marek Kathy Marine Christie Markwell Christine Martino Arthur Martyn Jennifer Melillo 93 Thomas Minahan Timothy Minahan Judith Misek Marybeth Molleur Robert Monette Mary Monteleone Todd Moore Ed Morrison Karen Murphy Robert Myers Sandra Myers Judy Nissoupolous Walter Noyes Christine Osowiecki Vivian Owen Nancy Pattillo Paulette Pellerin Susan Penland Elizabeth Pinney Ed Pizzale Susan Potter Deanna Powell Robert Prew Terry Putkowski Joseph Quinn Shelly Rapp Douglas Rendock Kevin Reynolds Lynda Reynolds Paulette Riopel Sheri Ross Valerie Ross James Rossi Ricky Roy Michael Ruggiero Melanie Rutz Lisa Rybeck Theresa Sangiovanni Barbara Schick Scott Seidenspinner Sean Sheridan Joseph Simonoko Paula Simpson Nicolette Skawski William Smus Shreve Soule Chris Spaulding John Stafford Kristin Stelmack 94 Gary Stevens Mark Stewart Richard Sych Angela Taylor Andrew F. Taylor Maureen Tokarz Richard Upham Carolyn Varholak Tracy Viets John Walonski Sharon Walsh Kristin Waugh Mark Wilcox Paul Witham Mark Wrisley Joseph Yuodis Robyn Waldmann 95 Terry Alderman Elizabeth Anderson Lori Armata Dean Ashley Claude Beaulier. Jr. Michael Belliveau Bruce Benoit Paige Beresford Jennifer Berte John Bertolini Kenneth Bigos Tina Blickarz 1 9 8 2 Kelly Borchers Kenneth Brace Robert Brackett Nicoleen Bravy Kent Broder Deborah Brown Donna Cadmus Cheryl Caisse Esther Charland Lou Ann Charbonneau Nicole Chisnall Kathleen Christian Susan Coatti Robert Colson Wayne Colson Dawn Cummock Christine Daley Robert Davis Susan Davis Michael Deleeuw Eric Drake Lynn Drenzek Rebecca Dresser Leigh Dudek Joseph Eichorst Marybeth Evans Tracy Fleming Michael Frey John Gallant James Garini p +■ Timothy Geary Tony Gebhart Caroline Glass Mary Ellen Gogulski Susan Graff Robert Gray Lisa Gustafson Beverly Hall Susan Hamann Kathryn Harris lames Herndon Mary Beth Houck ): % Andrew Hryniewicz Maria Isernio )anet Jolie Patrick Kavanagh Kathleen Kemp Sandra Kennedy Robin Kenny Tracy Kope Glenn Korner Christine Krueger James Kulas John Kulas u Tamara Kuras Anthony Larosa Carrie Lefebvre Elizabeth Leventis Marc Libin Cheryl Lumbruno Francis Lutwinas Daniel Magee Scott Mandirola Nancy Mann Tamera Marek Leslie Markowski . A ' Melisa Markowski Susan Markow ' ski Lynne Markwell Karen Mather Christopher Mattrick Richard McCarty Shavaun McCormack Brian McEwan David Merrill Melinda Miller Sarah Miller Michael Milligan Donald Miskin Christine Misseri Julie Murphy Kelly Murphy Deborah Murzyn Sherry Nodwell Pamela Norcross Julie Osowiecki Susan Osowiecki Greg Parsons Lisa Pawelcik Tracey Pedersen Michelle Pender Linnea Phillips David Podann Robert Psholka Peter Quagliaroli Wendy Rapp Linda Raynes Sharon Regan Deborah Renna Rhonda Reynolds Anne Robinson John Rollet Lawrence Samplatsky Joseph Sangiovanni Michael Scully Justine Serino Nancy Shaughnessy David Simmons Paul Skorski Sharon Spulick Jacqueline Stafford Kurt Stephens Daniel Sullivan Maura Sullivan Jeffrey Sweeney Wendy Szczepanik Sophia Thomas Julie Thompson Tina Viets Lisa Viscomi Paula Christian Sue George Josephine Vono Tammy Waterman Michael White Robert Williams David Woodruff Virginia Wright Walter Zygmunt 99 John Andresen Paul Andrews Steven Barber Eugene Barberi Frank Bauchiero David Bednaz Anthony Beaulier Susan Beresford Helen Bieu Linda Biggerstaff Kristine Binder Jeannine Blanchard i 9 8 3 Jeff Bolliger William Borchers Margaret Bostrom Kurt Brace Jeffery Brackett Scott Brew Royal Bridges Kevin Brown Richard Buckelew Mark Burton Dwayne Buskey Robert Butler r Catherine Cadoret Michael Caldon Christine Callahan Thomas Carney William Caswell John Cervione Edward Champagne Elaine Christian Paul Christian Rose Cicero Arthur Cockett Teresa Coggins Earl Colson Margaret Colturi Cynthia Crain Mary Jo Cranmore James Danise Andrew Davis 100 Randi Demers Thomas Desharmais Suzette Desousa Richard Dilko Bernard Dion David Dixon Katherine Dorn Chelen Edwards Nancy Evans Gina Fielder Thomas Fitch Elizabeth Folmsbee Laurie Ford Russell Fricke Scott Fuller Chris Gamache Brian Gardocki Joanne Gardocki Elizabeth Ann Golec Elizabeth Gooch Lynda Goodwin Lisa Graff Christine Gray Christine Hamborg Jacqueline Hardin Robert Heyse Michael Hubbard Kelly Hutchinson Robert Hyde Melissa Ives Sandra Kelly James Klase Susan Kolls Catherine Kriss Mark Kuchachik David Laduke Christopher LaFond Thomas Lanata Christopher Lathrop Dawn Lecuyer Karla Leroux 101 Richard Lindau Sheryl Long Alisa Longo Debra Lownds Bret Lynch Colleen Mahoney Stephen McQuillan Stephanie Melillo Andrew Merrill Allan Miarecki Cindy Miller Sharon Miller William Mills William Nadeau Karin Nyser Joan Olden Judith Olden Donna Oppenheimer Jeffery Osowiecki Diane Pasco Andrew Patterson Clifford Pawelcik Laurie Penland Kimberly Perkins Todd Phelps Robert Phillips Melanie Porter James Quinn Joseph Regan Denise Rivard Kimberly Ross Donna Roy David Schulte John Scogna Katherine Seger Christine Serino 102 Colleen Sherdian Kimberly Skarzynski Danielle Small Susan Spulick Lynn Stebbins Kathleen Sterling (ill Sullivan Phillip Lenk Theresa Sullivan Wendy Sylvia (enniferTucker Laurie Varholak Patricia Sterling Rebecca Vincent 103 A THLETICS 104 VARSITY BASEBALL Top row (L-R ): J. Simonoko, C. Demers, M. Gorman, Coach Thomas. Middle row: Manager D. Kennedy, S. Edmonds, W. Soule, L. Tavino, D. Cannon. Bottom row: Manager E. Morganweck, J. Mnich, D. Sullivan, G. Packard, D. Hinckley, J. McLaughlin, Manager R. Upham. 106 . V. BASEBALL Top row (L-R): S. Sheridan, P. Sheridan. B. Lang. R. McCarty. J. Bertolini, T. Hastings. J. Lanata, Coach Aniello. Bottom row: D. Simmons, C. Spaulding, B. Meyers, C. Colson, B. Benoit. N. Bovee, B. Brackett. 108 SOFTBALL Top row (L-R): J. Kulas, D. Cummock, T. Marek, K. Murphy. L. Rybeck. K. Kulas. Coach Maschi. Middle row: K. Kemp. L. Lumbruno. D. Handy, J. Melillo, D. McBain. S. Martino. Bottom row: D. LaDuke. T. Cirillo. 109 GIRLS ’ TENNIS Top row (L-R): Coach Bard, C. Psholka, M. Evans, K. Benson. L. Fricke, M. Gardocki, J. Cordis. B. Steen. Bottom row: L. Krogh, K. Fehm. N. Pattilo, N. Mann, S. Phillips, L. Allen. 110 BOYS’TENNIS Top row (L-R): L. Blazejowski, D. Merrill. R. Psholka. M. Belliveau. A. Klesczewski. A. Wood¬ cock. K. Broder, J. Rothery, T. Cortelli. Coach Hartmann. Bottom row: C. Dobson, E. Drake, C. Martin, D. Mann, G. Wills, B. McEwan. Ill BOYS’ TRACK Front row (L-R): C. Noe. M. Cervione, D. Misseri. P. Gunn, T. Magee. B. Heyse. S. Davis, M. Kellogg, J. D’Alessio, J. Waterman. K. Ryan. Second row: L. Krogh, G. McEwan. P. Fabrizi, J. Cervione. B. Dion, J. D’Alessio, B Monette, J. Rollet, R. Marek, G. Stevens. T. Drewnowski. Third row: Coach Sinicrope, K. Parent, J. Fitch, K. Wadler, M. Stewart, R. Sherwin. B Andrews. ' V. Fabrizi. S. Case. B. Clark. T. Chase. D. Ashley. D. Miskin. C. 1,2 |ohnson. A. Segcr, B. Meyers. M. Bednaz. K. Reynolds. G. Kuchachik. Coach Baker. GIRLS’TRACK Back Row (L-R): Sheri Ross, Holly Fitch, Marcia Geary, Nancy Simmons, Chrissy Dilko. Andrea Keir, Gail Brackett, MaryBeth Molleur, Terry Kulina, Karen Thompson, Tammy Mills (Manager), Coach Nappier. Middle Row (L-R): Diane Grano, Cheryl Lumbruno, Sharon Kavanagh, Janet Jolie, Pam Norcross, Ellen Brome, Maura Dilko, Kristin Waugh, Laurie Schulte, Lynn Drenzik, Nancy Gardocki. Front Row (L-R): Kim Wentworth, Lisa Bertolini, Janet Krohn, Janine Dobson, Lori Burke, Beth Coope. BOYS ' VARSITY SOCCER Bottom Row (L-R): Dave Merrill. Bob Colson. Dan Hinckley. Mike Ruggerio, Mark Cervione, Larry Tavino. Dan Sullivan. Dave Simmons. Chris Spaulding. Rob Psholka. Bob Myers. Top Row (L-R): Coach Caliotsos. Dave Lownds, Bob Bauchiero, Jeff Dowd. Ray Rolls, Shreve Soule. Chris Noe. Bruce Morgan. Mark Sullivan. Nick Bovee, John Bertolini. Mark Stewart. Linda Kroch (Manager), Linda McKenzie (Manager). Kim Fehm (Manager). . V. SOCCER � ! 1 Top Row (L-R): Coach Leunig, Todd Mandirola. David Schulte. Jeff Osowiecki. Jimmy Danise. Mark Benton. Rob Psholka, Dave Merrill. Sue Osowiecki. Nicolette Skawski. Sue Tompson! Middle Row (L-R): Rich McCarty. Ray Kolls. Dave Lownds. John Gallant. Alan Miarecki, Brian McKuen. Mike Scully, Jimmy Ruggerio. Bottom Row (L-R): Jamie Klase. David Dixon. Mark Andrews. Russell Fricke. Bobby Butler. Chris LaFond. Gene Barburry. GIRLS ’ SOCCER Bottom Row (L-R): Lisa Martin. Lori Ford, Lisa Lumbruno. Sharon Kavanagh. Missy Wentworth. Karla Leroux, Wendy Rapp. Top Row (L-R): Julie Kulas (Manager). Janet Ciemniewski. Laura Pettus. Melisa Markowski, Tracey Pederson, Diane Davis. Dawn Commock, Mary Beth Evans, Chavone McCormick, Sue Markowski. Cathie Psholka. Cheryl Lumbruno, Coach Anielo. 119 FIELD HOCKEY Back Row (L-R): Andrea Keir (Manager), Lisa Rybeck, Judy Misek (Manager), Kim Carney. Tra¬ cey Cummock, Chelen Edwards. Karen Murphy, Lisa Pearson, Tamera Marek, Kristin Stelmack, Ann Golec, Jennifer Melillo, Coach Novak. Front Row (L-R): Linnea Phillips, Chrissy Dilko, Robin Hinckley, Debbie LaDuke, Tammy Mills, Marcia Geary, Debbie Wild. 120 BOYS’CROSS COUNTR Y Top Row (L-R): Pat Wilesky (Manager), Jim Herndon. Peter Gunn. Bob Monette, Coach Sine- crope. Bottom Row (L-R): Gary Stevens. Andy Davis. Shawn Davis. Billy Heyse. Kevin Ryan. 122 GIRLS ’ CROSS COUNTRY Top Row (L-R): Miss Rybeck, Lisa Gooch. Sue Kolls, Lori Anastasia. Mary Houck. Ellen Brome, Pam Norcross, Lynn Drenzek, Nancy Chaunacy, Coach Dougherty. Bottom Row (L-R): Gail Brackett, Holly Fitch. Maura Dilko, Kathy Benson. 123 VARSITY CHEERLEADING A ft Bottom Row (L-R): Kim Cibriano, Kelly Murphy. Ann Murphy, Lori Armata, Bonnie Benson. Top Row (L-R): Heidi Kampfmann, Linda Zaczynski, Chrissy Osowiecki, Linda Fricke, Chris Mark- well. 124 JV CHEERLEADING BOYS ' GYMNASTICS Top Row (L-R): Norman Leblanc. Mike Milligan. Jack Rollet, Jeff Sweeny. Donny Heyse. Ben Dion (Co-Captain), Coach Thompson. Bottom Row (L-R): Jon Klase. Scott Fuller, Bernie Dion, Bobby Heyse, John Scagna. Ron McClelland (Captain). 126 GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS Top Row (L-R): Coach Robinson, Tammy Marek, Lynda Goodwin. Sue Osowiecki, Robby Gor¬ man. Beth Wright. Leeanne Goodwin, (ill Sullivan. Lisa Leavitt. Shelly Rapp. Gina Fielder. Bot¬ tom Row (L-R): Dawn Cummock, Linnea Phillips. Sue Coati. Tracy Pederson. Sue Thompson. Wendy Rapp. 127 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Bottom Row (L-R): Jeff Brackett, Timmy Little, Rick Lindau, Bobby Butler, Russell Fricke, Chris Lafond, David Sisk. Top Row (L-R): Jimmy Danise, Mark Burton, Andy Davis, Paul Murac, Jeff Osowiecki, Rick Buckulew, Andy Merrill, Coach Curland. 128 JV BASKETBALL Bottom Row (L-R): Rick Buckelew, Mike Scully. Dave Merrill. Tony Gebhart. Top Row (L-R): Rob Psholka, Tim Geary, Tom Morrison. Bob Brackett. Rich McCarty, Coach Maschi. 129 VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom Row (L-R): Michael Lenk. Nick Bovee. Larry Tavino, Blake Gibson. Timmy Hastings. Dave Simmons. Top Row (L-R): Joe Simonoko. Sean Sheridan. Kevin Reynolds. Kevin Edmonds. Carl Johnson. Coach Aniello. 130 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Bottom Row (L-R): Lisa Lumbruno. Karon Murphy. Sharon Kavanaugh. Debbie Lownds. Cheryl Lumbruno. Top Row (L-R): Coach Novak. Missy Wentworth. Tammy Mills. Andrea Keir. Chrissy Dilko, Lisa Rybeck. Diane Dugas. Michele Parry. 132 GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL Top Row (L-R): Ellen Brome. Mellisa Ives. Ann Golec. Pam Norcross. Sarah Miller. Susan Spu- lick. Bottom Row (L-R): Laurie Ford. Mary Ellen Gogulski. Cindy Gagne. Teresa Coggins. Lynn Drenzek. Kelly Borchers. Kate Seger. 133 VARSITY HOCKEY ?-. - - 31 3 Bollom Row (L-R): Coach Green, Bernie Dion. John Bertolini. David Hill. John Gallant. Bob Bau- chiero. Danny Hinckley. Kart Krichbaum. Peter Campanelli, Danny Sullivan. Top Row (L-R): Gary Kuhatchik. Mark Kuhatchik. Peter Gardocki. Steven Pelletier, Roger Lenetine. Donny Heyse. Jim Rossi. Shawn Gifford. Chris Demers. Chris Noe. Chris Demers. Billy Heyse. Kim Carney (Manager). Robin Hinckley (Manager). Mark Sullivan. Donny Lownds. Michael Fry 134 J. V. HOCKEY Bottom Row (L-R): Donny Heyse, Shawn Gifford, Kent Broder, Michael Frey, Ben Dion, Mike Milligan. Top Row (L-R): Coach Green, Rusty Colson, Jimmy Rossi, Mark Kuchachik, Randy Demers, Robby Colson, Danny Sullivan. David Lownds. 136 INDOOR TRACK Top Row (L-R): Coach Sinecrope, Jim DAlessio. Michael White. John Lang. Jay Waterman. Joe DAlessio, Peter Gunn. Timmy Magee. John Cervione. Patty Wilesky. Bottom Row (L-R): Jack Rollet, Bob Monette, Gary Stevens. Kevin Ryan. Randy Marek. Robert Heyse. 137 SENIORS IN ACTION JEAN ANANSTASIA Concert Band 1. 2, 3,4; Dance Band 1.2. 3, 4; NCCC Band 2. 4; Divisional Band 3. 4; Chorus 3; Jr. Extension Music Club 3. 4; Hartt Summer Program 1, 2. 3, 4; Univ. of Ver¬ mont Music Session 2, 3; Powell Flute Institution Cape Cod 3; Anythin Goes 2; Bye Bye Birdie 3; “80 Musical 4; NHS 3. 4; Class Rep 1, 3; Cross Country 1. 2, 3; Candy Sale Committee 3; Ir. Prom Committee 3; Sagitta 3. 4, Editor in Chief 4. SCOTT BAILEY “Beetle” Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Training Band 1, 2. 3; Dance Band 1. 2, 3, 4; NCCC Band 3, 4; Musical Pit Orchestra 2. 3, 4; Divisional Band 4; AVClub2. RONALD ANDREWS “Spiderman Basketball 1. 2, 3; Soccer 2. DONALD BAKER “Baker” BARBARA ANNIS “Ba“ Parliamentary Procedure 1. 2; Vo-Ag 1, 2, 3; Horse )udging 1, 2; Basketball Manager 4; )r. Prom 3; Sr. Sno-Ball 4; Sagitta 4; Seed Committee 1; Asst. Basketball Manager 3; FFA 1. 2, 3; Farm Show 1. 2. 3; FFA Banquet Committee. € • LAURA BASDEKIS Farrah” 141 ROBERT BAUCHIERO “Bob” ERIC BENNETT “Bondo Varsity Hockey 1. 2. _ LISA BAYZK R.T.” FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapter Reporter 2; President 3; Dis¬ trict Chairman 4; NHS 3. 4; Robed Choir 1, 2. 4; Cho¬ rus 1, 2; NCCC 1; How to Succeed House Crew; Any¬ thing Goes ; Class Ring Committee 1. KATHRYN BENSON “Kathy JV Basketball 1, 2; JV Tennis 1; Var¬ sity Tennis 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Ski Club 3, 4. RAY BENNETTSON JOHN BELORIT FFA 1,2, 3.4. Swimming 1; Ski Club 3. BRIAN BLAIR Plebe KATHY BOSTROM Kath )ANET BINDER Jan Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Office Aide 1. 3: Cheerleading 2: Training Band 1: Ush¬ erette 1.2; Pit Chorus 3. SUZANNE BLANCHARD Sue PETER BOWMAN Ring Committee 2. LISA BRODER MARTHA BROME Marty” Loupe Garou 1, 2, 3; Oliver; Pit Chorus; Outing Club 2; Art Club 3; JA 2. LINDA BRYCE Madrigal Choir; Chorus; NCCC Chorus; The Taming of the Shrew; The Investigation; Conn State Drama Competition; Kid in the Korus; We Have Always Lived in the Castle; Bye Bye Birdie; Center for Creative Youth; 80 Musical; 80 Drama Competition; Cabaret 79. GEORGE BUTLER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA; Jr. Reporter 2; FFA Reporter 3; Parliamentary Procedure 2, 3, 4; Talent Contest 2, 3, 4; Public Speaking 2, 4; Vo-Ag 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Track Man¬ ager 2; The Taming of the Shrew 2; The Investigation 2; The Kid in the Korus 3; We’ve Always Lived in the Castle 3; Conn. State Drama Competition; Sagitta 3; Literary Cabaret 3. MICHAEL CAIN Kinky Hockey 2. 3, 4. 144 PETER CAMPANELLI “Ragu JV Hockey; Varsity 2, 3,4. MARK CERVIONE JV Baseball 1; Freshman Basketball 1; JV Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Track 2, 3. 4; Soccer 3.4. WILLIAM CAPSOLAS Bill” FFA 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Vo-Ag 2. 3; Music 2.3. LAWRENCE CHAPMAN ‘Leech ’ Training Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; JV Soccer 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2; Spring Track 1, 2. 4; Varsity Soccer 4; Bye Bye Birdie; Anything Goes ; 80 Musical. CLASS HISTORY Although we stepped silently into our fresh¬ man year, we decided to come out of our shells early and let our voices be heard. Our spirit and our favorites began to emerge by the time our BLUE class jackets arrived. Through the year we danced happily to our favorite tunes from BILLY JOEL and LINDA RON- STADT and of course our favorite song, RENEGADE.” As freshmen we didn’t care if we came in third at the Pep-Rally; we knew we were working our way to the top. As “silly Sophomores” our cheerful grins carried us through the year. We HEIGHT¬ ENED our class spirit with the tradition of Class Rings (a bar of soap for swollen fingers), a class trip, donut sales, and the unforgettable Slave Day. Determined to prove to the entire school we were 1, we yelled our way to sec¬ ond place in the Pep-Rally. AND FA VORITES By September 1978 we had not just become Juniors, we were UPPERCLASSMEN. We made great use of this impressive title by suc¬ cessfully selling those delicious candy bars (followed by tons of Clearasil). In this most progressive year we not only participated but cheered both Varsity Soccer and Hockey teams to state championships, but we also pulled together as a class to prove we were the best when we captured our Pep-Rally victory. Our magical Jr. Prom theme “If,” led toward thoughts of our rapidly approaching Senior year. Our SUMMER dreams of riding around in a CORVETTE listening to BEACH BOYS songs had now disappeared. With the approach of fall, we had more realistic dreams to achieve. Among these were college acceptances and graduation. Somehow the once so important trips to MCDONALD’S and PIZZA lunches didn’t seem to phase us. We had a magazine sale to undertake, a yearbook to publish, and a Donkey Basketball game to play. As a class we cherished our vanishing moments of our Sen¬ ior Sno-Ball; If only we could hold “TIME IN A BOTTLE.” Before we knew it the good-byes had been said, yearbooks were signed, and with voices once more subdued, we anxiously awaited our first step into the world yet to be explored. TERESA CIRILLO Ten- Field Hockey 1, 3; Softball 3. 4: Sagilla 3. 4; Sno-Ball Committee 4: Good Guys Club 3. 4: Sr. Banquet Com- mittee 4. MELISSA COPPOLO Missy” Jr. Prom Committee 3; Track 1; Tennis 2; Outing Club 2; Senior Sno-Ball 4. 148 A BETH DAHMS Student Council 3; Sagitta Ass’t. Copy Editor 4; Play Committee 3. LOU ANN DAIGLE JOHN DALEY Ikey” JEFFERY DAVID “Beach Muscles’ CHRISTINA DILKO “Chrissy” Robed Choir 1; Chorus 1; Student Council 1; JV Field Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Field Hockey 3. 4; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; (V Softball 1; Varsity Track 2. 3, 4; JA 1; Oliver, How to Succeed 1; Bye Bye Birdie 3; 80 Musical. JOSEPH D’ALESSIO “Papa D Track 2, 3, 4; (V Basketball 1; Indoor Track 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Training Band 1, 2, 3; Pit Chorus 3. 4; Outing Club 2. 3, 4. SHAWN DAVIS JV Cross Country 1; JV Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; JV Spring Track 1; V Cross Country 2. 3, 4; V Indoor Track 4; V Spring Track 2. 3, 4; VP Interact Club 4; NHS 4. MAURA DILKO Varsity Softball 1. 2; JV Field Hockey 1; Varsity Field Hockey 2. 3. 4; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Track; How to Succeed 1; Anything Goes 2; Bye Bye Birdie 3; 80 Musical 4; Robed Choir 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 3. 4; Madrigals 3. 4; NCCC 3. 4; JA 2. LIDA DiFELICE “Lee” 1 Rep; 2 Rep; Slave Day 2; Candy Sale 3; Newspaper 3. 4. 149 JEFFREY DOWD “Doc” Freshman Basketball; JV Basketball; JV Soccer 1, 2. 3; Varsity Soc¬ cer 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4. KEVIN EDMONDS “Special K“ Cross Country 1. 4; JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Track 4. DIANE DUGAS “Dugie” Special Ed Aide 2, 3; Class Ring Committee 2; Pep Rally Committee 2, 3. 4; Octoberfest Committee 2, 3, 4; Sagitta 3, 4. Ass’t. Bus. Editor 4; Candy Sale Com¬ mittee 3; Magazine Sale 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Sr. Sno-Ball Committee 4; Varsity Field Hockey 3; JV Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Vice Pres. 4. JAYCE EDWARDS 150 KEVIN DWYER DOLLENE EGGLESTON LINDA FABRIZI “Little Linda” PAMELA FORD Pam Cross Country 1, 2, 3. 4; Indoor Track 1. 2, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 4; Office Aide 2, JV Softball. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2; Robed Choir 1.2. DAVID FARQUHAR Dave Soccer 1. LINDA FRICKE Frinda” Gymnastics 1; JV Cheerleading 2; Class Treasurer 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleading 3. 4; Pep Rally Chairman 1, 2, 3. 4; (r. Prom Committee; JV Soccer Manager 2; Sagitta 3; Sr. Sno-Ball Committee 4; Sr. Open Campus Committee 4; Sr. Magazine Sale 4; Candy Sale 3; Ring Committee 2; Senior Banquet 4. JOY FALKOWSKI National Honor Society 4. HOLLY FITCH Fitchipoo” Chorus 1; Robed Choir 1; Cross Country 2, 3. 4; Indoor Track 2; Track and Field 2, 3, 4; Pep Rally Committee 3; Ski Club 3; Dance Band 4; NHS 3, 4; Swim Team 4. MARIA FRANK “Franklin” Robed Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Madrigals 3. 4; NCCC Cho¬ rus 3,4; Divisionals 2.4; Class President 2; JA 2,3,4; The Taming of the Shrew 2: Laurel Girls’ State 3; NHS 3. 151 JOHN GALLAGHER FFA1.2. 3.4. MARCIA GEARY JV Hockey 1; JV Softball 1; Varsity Field Hockey 3. 4; Varsity Track 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3; Class Rep. 1. 2; Class Pres. 3; Rep. at Large 4; Stu¬ dent Rep. to Council of Arts 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; NHS 3. 4. Pres. 4; How to Succeed 1; Anything Goes 2; Pit Orch.; Bye Bye Byrdie 3; The Taming of the Shrew 2; The Investigation 2; Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Training Band 1; Chorus 2. 3; Dance Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Interact Pres. 4; NCCC Band 1, 2, 3; Divisionals Regionals Band 3. 4; Pep Rally Committee 3. Jf NANCY GARDOCKI “Nance- Track 2, 3. 4; Boys’ Track Assistant Manager 2; Ring Committee 2; Girls’ Soccer 3, 4; Pep Rally 3, 4; Bye Bye Birdie 3; Musical 4; Sr. Sno-Ball Committee 4; Bas¬ ketball 4. ±m PETER GARDOCKI Chemistry Club 3; JV Soccer 1. 2; Varsity Hockey 1. 2, 3. 4. 52 CARYN GOODWIN Sr. Banquet Committee; Sr. Class Play; Graduation Committee. SCOTT GIBBS Gibbs v BLAKE GIBSON Stick- Varsity Basketball 3,4; )V Basketball 1.2. CLASS The class of 1980 decides to hold their fifteenth class reunion in Suffield at the restaurant owned by KEITH BERTE. Suddenly, an unexpected blizzard cripples Suffield. The entire class, under the supervi¬ sion of Senator ROBERT PACKARD and his aide, MARCIA GEARY, volunteers its services during the emergency. Engineers JAY WATERMAN, AL KLESCZEWSKI, CHRISSY DILKO, JEFF MLINEK, STEVE NOR- CROSS, carpenter TROY VIETS, along with architects BILL HEYSE AND CATHIE PSHOLKA, plan to design igloos for the stranded motorists. Meanwhile, those who are marooned are being entertained in the barns of farmers LISA BAZYK and MARK KELLOGG. Singers LESLIE HARDIN and TERRY MAT- THEWS captivate the audience with their lovely voices while model TONETTE VAUGHT dazzles them with the latest fashions. There are some slow moments while presidential candidates LAURA SCHULTE, KATHY BENSON, and PETER GARDOCKI give their speeches, but the music of the MARCIA GEARY Trio, featuring JEAN ANASTASIA and the infamous trumpeter LEE TANGUAY, bring the audience back to life. Using kerosene lanterns, expert lighting technician STEVE MARKOWSKI, cleverly illuminates the darkened barns so that renowned dramatic artists, KATHY VARHOLAK, LINDA BRYCE, AND JEFF ELE- VELD (directed by DORTHY BRUYETTE) can perform a play based on the best selling novel, The Class of ’80, by LIZ LATHROP. Meanwhile, U.S. Air Force General, DOREEN KENNEDY and her squadron flies to the rescue as doctors HOLLY FITCH, MARIA FRANK, ROB MCCARTHY and BILL POWERS with nurses TAMMY MILLS and NANCY SIMMONS parachute to JOY FALKOWSKI’S sports shop and pick up skis on which they will reach needy survivors. Neighboring kennel owner KATHY MALEC, assisted by animal management expert MELANIE RUTZ, provides Alaskan huskies to pull toboggans of supplies driven by explorers DONNY LOWNDS and MARK SHERMAN, who are employed by travel agent JEFF DAVID. The medical group proceeds to the new YMCA where snowbound families are being sheltered. Pharma¬ cists JOE D’ALESSIO, and JENNIFER OSOWIECKI bring more drugs and equipment to the doctors. Vet¬ erinarian MISSY COPPOLO, assisted by LISA KNOX, stand by for emergency surgery on any hurt ani¬ mals. Awaiting medical treatment is secretary PAM FORD, who accidentally stabbed herself with a nail file when the lights went off. She wonders how she’ll explain the unfinished briefs to her bosses, attorneys BETH DAHMS and JEFF DOWD. Mafia leader LARRY TAVINO also wounded himself by slipping on a piece of ice by his limousine and causing the machine gun in the inner pocket of his pin-striped suit to misfire. As night draws near, social workers TERI CIRILLO, NANCY GARDOCKI, LORI MASLOSKI, and JEN¬ NIFER RINK gather blankets and bedding for those who will be spending the night at the shelter. In another part of the YMCA, gym teachers BLAKE GIBSON, and MIKE LENK, Spanish teacher SALLY HALL, elementary teacher LYNNE WOODRUFF, special ed. teachers DIANE DUGAS and KATHY PURDY, guidance counselor LINDA ZACAYNSKI, daycare center owners DIANE PRICE and JANET BINDER completely care for children separated from their parents. Criminologist MICHELE PARRY reads a Dick Tracy story to the children, while medical secretaries LYNDA KROGH and LISA BRODER try to PROPHECY locate parents thought to be trapped in business offices. LISA BRODER finally reaches SHAWN DAVIS by phone. Davis is now business administrator of the Leroux Corporation owned by KATHY LEROUX. He tells her that secretary, SUE PHILLIPS, and staff members EDGAR MORGANWECK and KEITH PURKIS are fine, but JAYCE EDWARDS is trapped in the basement with SUE BLANCHARD, along with plumber BOB PARNELL and welder STEVE NYSER. Back at the restaurant dietician KATHY MARTIN has helped arrange a buffet for the volunteers. At one table, psychologists MARTHA BROME, RON MCCLELLAND, medical technicians TERRY KULINA, JACKIE SAMSEL and DEBBIE MORIN and physical therapists GAIL BRACKETT, CARYN GOODWIN, and ROBIN HINCKLEY sit down after an exhausting morning. At another table geologist KEVIN CHASE, and astronomer DAVID SHINKEVICH listen intently as interior decorator GLORIA CHARLAND tells of her recent experiences decorating the mansion of world famous artist JON KLASE. As soon as dinner is over electrician STEVE STEWART lowers everyone’s spirits by announcing that the power will be out for some time. The unhappy sighs of computer programmers JOHN DALEY, MIKE LONGO and DIANE VAU¬ GHAN can be heard above the voices of accountants RON ANDREWS, CINDY GEBHART, JUANA PRUDE, BARB SCHILE, STAN ZYCMUNT, PAT WILESKY, and ELAINE RICHARDS as they argue over who makes more money. The only happy one in the group seems to be DAVID MANN who has just invested in snowshoes. Hairdressers LINDA FABRIZI and BARB ANNIS sit furtively in a corner hiding from two women who have purple streaked hair to complement their strawberry facials. (In the blackout, they used the wrong chemicals). Marketing expert LYNDA McKENZIE finally finds a phone line open and cancels an appoint¬ ment with DAVID LIANA to have her snow tires removed. At another table STEVE PELLETIER and MARK SULLIVAN sit pouting because they won ' t make it to the season’s opening baseball game. Suddenly there is a roaring noise outside, everyone dashes to the win¬ dows. What could it be? In a plane over Indianapolis en route to the class of ' 80 reunion, we find pilots LEE CHAPMAN, and JOHN SHELANSKAS, transporting mild-mannered landscaper JOHN PURDY with race car drivers BOB BAUCHERIO and PETER GUNN. Dashing from the cockpit, comes stewardess ROSEMARY GUPTON with the announcement that a blizzard has hit Suffield. MR. PURDY whispers something in her ear, “Would you like us to land by a phone booth?” she asks. No” he says, I carry my own equipment just show me the storage room. In a minute, leaping out of the room comes superplow. When the plane lands in a field close to the restaurant, superplow leaps out and plows a path to the res¬ taurant. Soon everyone in the restaurant, including BARB ANNIS and LINDA FABRIZI disguised in ski masks, boards the plane. Superplow then plows a runway so the plane can fly to the YMCA, the barns and the office buildings to rescue others. From here the plane flies to Bermuda where they will stay until Suffield is back to normal. Writer KIM STUART will surely have ample human interest material to incorporate into her up-coming novel, What¬ ever Happened to Our Senior Class? All concerned enjoy a sense of proud satisfaction that once again, as in the ’79 tornado, the unified effort, talent, and selfless dedication of the Class of ’80 has come through. WILLIAM HEYSE “Guilame Auguste” JV Soccer 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Freshman Basketball 1; Hockey 2, 3,4; Track and Field 1,2, 3, 4. SALLY HALL “Sal” JA 2; Oliver; Pit Chorus. ROBIN HINCKLEY JV Field Hockey 1; State Capitol Intern 1; Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey Manager 2, 3, 4; JV Softball 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Sr. Ball Committee 4; Sr. Class Play 4; NHS 4. SUSAN HOFFMAN “Shotgun” JV Basketball 1. LESLIE HARDIN Class President 1; Childs Play 1, Basketball 2, 3,4. 156 DAVID HILL Hockey 2, 3, 4. JONATHAN KLASE “Ion” Gymnastics 3, 4; Drama Competition 2. 3, 4; Chil¬ dren’s Theatre 1, 2; Bye Bye Byrdie 3; Li ' l Abner 4: Sagitta 3. 4; Robed Choir 4; Library Aide 2, 3. ANDREA KEIR ’ Andy” Basketball (V 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey Manager 2, 3, 4; How to Succeed; Anything Goes; Bye Bye Byrdie; “80” Musical; Sagitta 3. 4, Literary Editor 4; Interact Club 4. VIRGINIA KENNEDY TERRY KIMMETT “Ter” Training Band 1; Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Sr. Sno-Ball Committee 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Sr. Banquet Committee 4; Outing Club 4; Ski Club 4; Class Play 4; Graduation Committee 4. DOREEN KENNEDY Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2, 3; Basketball 2; Sagitta 4; Training Band 2. ALAN KLESCZEWSKI “Big Al“ Training Band 1; Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Divisionals 3, 4; All-State 4; Brass Quintet 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior Prom 3; Treasurer 3. 4; Senior Sno-Ball Committee 4; Senior Class Play 4; Sen¬ ior Banquet 4. THERESA KULINA “Terry Track Manager 1; Track 2, 3; Outing Club 1. 2; Bye Bye Byrdie 3; “80 Musical 4; Gymnastics 1, 2; Indoor Track Manager 2. THOMAS KULINA “Tom” LISA KNOX “Lis” Pep Rally Committee 2, 3; Junior Prom 3; NHS 3, 4; Robed Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; How To Succeed 1; Anything Goes 2; Bye Bye Byrdie 3; “80 Musical 4; Tobacco Valley 4-H Riders 1, 2, 3, 4; NCCC 3; Copy Editor for 80 Sagitta; Chil¬ dren’s Theatre 4; Drama Competition 4. LYNDA KROGH JV Soccer Manager 2; Varsity Soccer Manager 2. 3. 4; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3; JV Baseball Manager 1; Varsity Tennis 2. 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee 3; Pep Rally Commit¬ tee 2, 3; Sagitta 3; English Aide 3. 158 KATHRYN LEROUX ' Kathy ' ELIZABETH LATHROP Liz Photography Club 1; Outing Club 2; Future Business Leaders 2; JA 2; Sagitta 3,4; English Aide 3. 4. MICHAEL LENK “Mike” Freshman Basketball 1; JV Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Cross Country 1; Varsity Basketball 4. 159 DAVID LILL “Dave” Photography Club 1; The Taming of the Shrew 2; Investigation 2; Celebration 3; Bye Bye Birdie 3; Vo-Ag Aide 3. TIMOTHY MAGEE “Timbly” Indoor Track 4; Varsity Track 3, 4; Pep Rally 2; Anything Goes 2; NHS 3, 4. 4l Mm r r r MICHAEL LONGO “Mike KATHLEEN MALEC “Kathy” FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; NHS 4; Vo-Ag State Regional Dairy Products Judging 1. 2 , 3 . WILLIAM MANN “Dave” Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3, 4; JV Hockey 2; Varsity Hockey 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Penn State Award 3; Sagitta 4; Sr. Sno-Ball 4; Sr. Banquet Comm. 4; NHS 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Interact Club 3. DONALD LOWNDS, JR. “Donny” Hockey 1,2, 3,4; Pres, of Chemistry Club. STEVEN MARKOWSKI “Steve” Tangent Newspaper Staff 1; Training Band 1; AV Club 2; AV Technician 2. 3. 4; Auditorium Technician 1. 2. 3. 4; How to Succeed 1; Anything Goes 2; The Tam¬ ing of the Shrew 2; Black Comedy 2; CT Drama Festival 2. 3. 4; Cabaret 78. 79; Bye Bye Birdie 3; 80 Musical 4; Sagitta 3. 4; Photography Editor 4; NHS 3. 4. 160 KATHLEEN MARTIN “Kathy” Class Jacket Comm. 1; JV Cheerleading 1; Pep Rally Comm. 1, 2. 3: Anything Cot s 2: Varsity Cheerleading 2. 3; Ring Committee 2; Sagitta 3; Girls’ Soccer 3; The Kid in the Korus 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Sno-Ball Comm. 4. TERRY MATTHEWS “McBarkeF FFA President. LORI MASLOSKI NANCIE McCARTER JOSEPH MASON Clark Chorus 1; Black Comedy. CLASS WILL Jean Anastasia leaves Lori to accompany the organ grinder in dance band, leaves L. L.’s rest home to Beaulta, and leaves with Beaut. Barbara Annis leaves Mr. Baker with a sweet tooth, and many wonderful memories of SHS. Scott Bailey leaves Mr. Fisher and Mr. Cain no one with whom to argue. Donald Baker leaves his body to the Bio. section. Laura Basdekis leaves her sister Cindy all of her good times and to Maria all her left over boyfriends. Robert Bauchiero leaves in a straight jacket. Lisa Bazyk leaves the executive committee meetings to whoever can hack them, and no one for Mr. Jensen to blame for an empty gas tank. John Belorit leaves Gary Tardie his help, so maybe he can get his car farther than Suffield. Eric Bennet leaves Campy a dollar for gas, and Lisa the good times. Kathryn Benson leaves saying “nift” to M. L. at C.C.H.S. Keith Berte leaves Mr. Grous some peace and quiet about the Yankees ... until they win again. Janet Binder leaves her little sister Kris to Mr. Tanguav. Suzanne Blanchard leaves David to the broken legs of America, and Dollene all her heartaches. John Boroski leaves his house for Mr. “K” to paint. Kathy Bostrom leaves all the goodies in her mother’s glove compartment to Laura and Kathy. Gail Brackett leaves super gum to Pam Norcross, the crazy traditions of Spring Track to Lynn (DM) and memories of SHS to brothers Bob and Jeff. Lisa Broder leaves Suffield High remembering all the good times with the gang, especially Michael. Martha Brome leaves best wishes to Ellen Brome. Dorothy Bruvette leaves Mr. Jensen a ticket to the Doctors and smarts enough to go. Linda Bryce leaves all her love and thanks to Pic and Mr. “P M and a cheery smile to whoever needs it. George Butler leaves Mr. “C” wondering how he kept his nose clean long enough to graduate. Peter Campanelli leaves Eric a cold mountain top and Mr. Thompson a new hanger. Michael Cain leaves A1 one pocket watch to let him know when it’s time to go to Hockey. Bill Capsolas leaves all his driving ability to Mr. Jensen, his dead plants to Mr. “M” and love to Heidi Miller. Mark Cervione leaves his two brothers Jim and John, all the good times he had in SHS. Lawrence Chapman leaves SHS to his brothers. Glorea Charland leaves her sister, Esther, all the memories of her high school years. Kevin Chase leaves a locker full of garbage for the next occupant to clean up. Teresa Cirillo leaves her compassion ana understanding to those who need it, and her thank-you to Mrs. Kalber and Mrs. Robinson for their help. Melissa Coppolo leaves saying “thanks” to all the teachers. Joseph D’AJessio leaves his brother Jim his track uniform in which to set new records, a track lockerful of shot puts and discuses and a year’s supply of tape. John Daley leaves knowing that we surpassed the class of ’79 in partying. Jeffrey David leaves ”x” girlfriends and half a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Shawn Davis leaves Mr. Sinicrope nine pairs of worn track (running) shoes. Lida Difelice leaves Mr. Fuller peace and quiet and her smile. Christina Dilko leaves an added height to Richard, and the high jump to any pain-lover that wants it. Maura Dilko leaves for brighter tomorrows but loving the yesterdays; special thanks to C.D., P.G., “P”, Mr. ”D” and M.P., good luck Richie! Richard Dion leaves Mr. ”C” six more Dions if he can handle them. Jeffrey Dowd leaves Mr. Walat a refreshing dose of negative ions. Diane Dugas leaves the long hard work in chemistry to anyone who can endure it. Kevin Edmonds leaves his basketball talents to anyone who can dunk. Jayce Edwards leaves the school to his younger sister and brother. Dollene Eggleston leaves Mrs. Egolf all her heartaches and Mrs. Kalber her philosophy on marriage. Jeffrey Eleveld leaves his “good intentions” to Mr. “C” and relieves his mother from getting him up at six a.m. Linda Fabrizi leaves her brother Paul all the good times. Joy Falkowski leaves all the laughter with Pam and Robin and hopes Matt will find the same happiness. Holly Fitch leaves Pam and D.M. the legacy of the S.C.C.G.G. and loving memories to many friends. Pamela Ford leaves knowing the teachers will have their hands full with her sister Laurie. Maria Frank leaves upside down magazines; and much love and thanks to “P” and many friends. Linda Fricke leaves a special thanks for all the fond memories to Lynda and Ann. Nancy Gagne leaves in love. Nancy Gardocki leaves the good times s he found in SHS to Joanne. Peter Gardocki leaves best wishes to Bauchiero, Lownds, and Sullivan. Marcia Geary leaves many laughs to Chickee I and friends, thanks to Jack and Marie, luck to Tim and Chuck, and red sneakers to Shawn. Cynthia Gebhart leaves Kim Gibriano able to see the inside of her locker. Christopher Getz leaves the four horseshoes to SHS for goodluck. Blake Gibson leaves SHS with good feelings. Caryn Goodwin leaves Mr. “K” the task of emptying our half-dug-out site, and Mr. Baker one more to put up with. Peter Gunn leaves a thesaurus to Mr. Duni and blessings to the distance runners under Mr. Sinicrope. Rosemarie Gupton leaves knowing that the class of ”80” was the best of them all. Sally Hall leaves Suffield teachers the fifth and final Hall — namely Bruce. Leslie Hardin leaves smiling. William Heyse leaves the legacy of Gullaume Auguste and the first of the five Heyses. David HUl leaves as last of the Hills. Robin Hinckley leaves thanks to Kim, good luck to Danny and Sean, and wishes Chris was leaving with her. Susan Hoffman leaves hoping Mary “Monster” Monteleone and Cheryl “Peaches” Nigro leave when they should. Patricia Horanzy leaves with memories of the Monday morning discussions with Mr. Baker. Andrea Keir leaves Drew the best of luck in his last year, and wishes the best in life to Lucie, Rammy, Swamp and Sprout. Mark Kellogg leaves all the maps he used to Stas. Doreen Kennedy leaves the entire baseball team to Heidi. Terry Kimmett leaves as the last of the Kimmetts, leaves knowing that we had a great Senior year. Jon Klase leaves Mrs. Robinson her curls, tumbles, and good health; Gina ana Steph with faith; and Jamie putting up with being called Jon. Ala n Klesczweski leaves SHS knowing that they still have twelve years of our clan to go. Lisa Knox leaves her love and the love of the Knox’s to Mr. “P”, and very fond memories to a very special soon to be senior, J.C. Lynda Krough leaves Mr. Baker one last big hug and Mr. Grous her Yankees helmet. Theresa Kulina leaves all the fond memories of high school to her sister Nancy. 162 Thomas Kulina leaves his parking space to any new Camaro. , , 1 u u ki u Deborah LaDuke leaves the last LaDuke to Mr. “C”. many memories of SHS and special thanks to Mrs. Novak Elizabeth Lathrop leaves Chris and Dawn to figure it out, and an Antique Egyptian breakfast plate and a Druid Sculpture of Mr. BUI Michael Lenk leaves his little brother Phil number 30 if it will fit him. David Lill leaves all the homework he never-got-around-to-doing to his sister, Audrey, to finish. Michael Longo leaves SHS remembering all the good times, and to Mr. Greenleaf 1,000 Fortran coding forma. ■ft ii ■ 1 1 _ 1 _ • I_aL _n . J J i n ♦ nnvmna urkn U Q1 Michael Longo leaves ana rememuermx cm me uuu nmca, aim iu . Donald Lownds leaves his brother David and sister Debbie to anyone who wants them. . Timothy Magee leaves Mr. Baker several broken bars and Dr. Connely three cans of Afro Sheen and a bent pick. Kathleen Malec leaves with pleasant memories of the past and bright hopes of the future. . ., William Mann leaves his best wishes for Nancy, a French hair curler for Le Bon Docteur, and a 1979 Jr. Prom ticket with suitable frame for Mr. Hartmann. Steve Markowski leaves A-9. . , , , n 4 , 4 _ Kathleen Martin, the last of the Martins, leaves with a smile on her face and hopes of an excellent future. Mark Martion leaves the time out booth for Linda and Wendy. .. Lon Masloski leaves still saying “No Brian, I don’t want to buy a chain letter! and to Kim The Great Agawam Chase. Terri Matthews leaves to find happiness and hopes you all will do the same saying, “Thanks for putting up with me. (oseph Mason leaves “Joe” as SHS. ames McCormack leaves with no regrets. _ . . . Robert McCarthy leaves knowing that the class of 80 left with more style than the class of 79. Ron McClelland leaves his book of Dallas cheerleaders phone numbers (all of whom he s dated many times) to all the guys. Dale McDuffee leaves love and thanks to Mrs. Kalber, Mrs. Kraus, Mr. Baker, Mr. “K and to Mr. Grous one last question, which way LyndaMcKenzie leaves Mr. K the life long task of protecting Mr. Bill, and borrowed stage lights to Mr. P . Gena Miller leaves dreaming of an ocean home and a comfortable amount of money. Tammy Mills leaves an empty gym office, sprouts, and the job of rebounding to Lisa Lumbruno. Daniel Misseri leaves laughing at thoughts of chemistry class. Jeffrey Mlinek leaves knowing that three more will follow. Clinton Morse leaves for bigger and better things. . ... . Debra Morin leaves to conquer dreams of the future, as Korey remains to tackle Physics without her. Trent Molter leaves the infamous John at a new home every weekend. Edgar Morganweck leaves his chess board to Andy T., a case of chocolate bars to Mr. K Jim Murray leaves his spot on the side of the building to Mr. Jensen , w . w . Ann Murphy leaves Rhonsky and Ted one more episode of ‘ As the Tears Fall and Linda F. a pound of green M M s. Stephen M. Norcross leaves Mr. Greenleaf with a mixed mode computer statement and hopes G s future students will create more original rankdowns. Steve Nyser leaves his troubles to Mr. Hartmann for years to come. Jennifer Osowiecki leaves best wishes to the class of 80 and many thanks to the faculty of Suffield. Robert Packard leaves one more Packard for all those teachers who enjoyed the first. Michelle Parry leaves a warm seat on the field hockey bench for those who try but .. and hugs and kisses to Kichie. Steven Pelletier leaves Armata’s very quickly with Mark Sullivan. Robin Perdion leaves Suffield High with a smile and no regrets. Laura Pettus leaves two blue marbles and a broken flash cube to whoever gets locker 435. Susan Phillips leaves with memories of good times and happiness to her brother, Robert. David Porter leaves his Algebra II book to the poor soul who gets it next year. William Powers leaves Chris Lathrop for Mr. r C” to straighten out. may my memory live on forever. Diand Price leaves Mr. Rackmill with all his sick jokes. , eu 4 u if a � cuc Juana Prude leaves all her dancing techniques to Mrs. Novak, a smile to Miss Schramn and memories of Bonita and herself at SHS. Cathie Psholka leaves smiling with many precious memories, and Rob to carry on in that crazy Psholka way. Kathleen Purdy leaves aspirin for Dave Podann and Esther Charland, and luck and love to everyone at the bus stop. Keith Purkis leaves his pool cue and racquet and baseball equipment to his brother, and his brother to Mr. C . Tina Rainville leaves her astounding height to one short little guy by the name of Mark Wnsley. Gary Raynes leaves his car with a bald spare to anyone who wants it. , w r , Elaine Richard leaves hoping Terry Putkowski will have a happy senior year without her, and that Mr. C and Mr. Thompson will enjoy the last Richard. „ , , , ,, 4 . . Jennifer Rink, the last of the Rinks, leaves thanking all the people in SHS who have helped her through. Evangeline Rookey leaves all her happy memories of New York to Mr. Rohland Thompson. . ... . Kevin Ryan leaves Mr. G with one more Ryan on the way, and sincere thanks to Mr. Baker and Mr. Smicrope for their support the Jackie SamseMeaves yelling “We ' re going to Granville!” with a smile and a tear takes the memories of times shared with friends. Barbara Schile leaves with many happy memories, much love to G , Pic , Gary, and Bobby, a box of red pens for Miss Schramn, and one more Schile to follow. Laura Schulte leaves “Poo” help to get her through her high school years. Mark Sherman leaves his ups and downs behind, hoping someone may understand them. John Shelanskas leaves no one else to argue with Mrs. Corcoran. „ amo David Shinkevich leaves SHS to his freshman brother, with the teachers still mispronouncmfl the family name. Nancy Simmons leaves with cherished friends and fond memories of SHS and Hulk (Dave) to carry on the good times. Pauline Stearns leaves her brother Matthew to Mr. Grous so he can try to teach him Geometry. Barbara Steen leaves. A . „ Steve Stewart leaves all his basketball skills and moves with Mr. Amello. Laurel Stone leaves glad to know she’s made it. . . . 4U Kimberly Stuart leaves her daring crusades to anyone who can stand them, and someone to pass the news. Mark Sullivan leaves the pleasure of playing soccer for Mr G, to his brother Danny _ ... .. Lee Tanguay leaves Chris Akeley the school, and that stupid amplifier with all the dirty duties that go along with it. Lawrence Tavino leaves to join Tim and Laurie as the last of the Tavinos. Robert Thompson leaves his math to Chris Krueger. Paul Thresher leaves Chet a top hat and cane. , Diane Vaughan leaves Mr. “K” her nose and Mr. Greenleaf a pound of chalk dust. Tonette Vaught leaves SHS wishing future SHS students good luck! If you try you’ll succeed v . , . Kathryn Varholak leaves a chorus part to P , a dietetic cookie to Robbie, the SHS stage to the rest of the Varholaks. Roger Waterman leaves his sister and his cousin to keep the spirit of the Waterman clan alive in sHb. Richard Welch just leaves. _ . w . Patricia Wilesky leaves to the office staff. Mr. Sinicrope and especially Mr. Baker her thanks and much love. Lynn Woodruff leaves Tony. Lisa and Karen her drumsticks with a smile and the best of luck! Linda Zaczynski leaves SHS in stitches, asking Mrs. Kraus. Dr. Connelly, and Mr. Greenleaf to keep an eye on the brown house up the hill. Patricia Zavisa leaves her china collection to Mr. K Stanley Zygmunt leaves the teachers of SHS to face his little brother. 163 JAMES McCORMACK “Jim IV Soccer; Indoor Track. RON MCCLELLAND “Scrawny Ronnie” Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Indoor Track 4; Anything Goes: Bye Bye Birdie: Scrooge: Class Rep. 4; Student Assoc. 4; Robed Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4. DALE McDUFFEE “McDuff” JV Softball 1; Robed Choir 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2, 4; How to Succeed: Any - thing Goes: 80 Musical; (r. Prom Committee 3; Sr. Sno-Ball Comm 4; Graduation Committee 4; Sr. Banquet Committee 4; Project Care 3.4 GENA MILLER “The Buff” LYNDA McKENSIE “Lyn” Robed Choir 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; How to Succeed: Anything Goes: Bye Bye Birdie: 80 Musical; Varsity Cheerleading 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Sno-Ball Comm. 4; NCCC 3. 4; Varsity Soccer Manager 4. TAMMY MILLS “Rammy” (V Field Hockey 1; Varsity Field Hockey 2. 3. 4; JV Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 2, 3. 4; JV Softball; Varsity Track 2. 3. 4; Sagitta 3. 4: Robed Choir 1: Chorus 1. 164 DANIEL MISSERI Puff Track 3. 4. DEBBIE MORIN CLINTON MORSE Sagitta 3.4, Photography Co-Editor 4; FFA 1,2. 3. 4. TRENT MOLTER Track 1. 2. 4; Indoor Track 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 2. 4; How to Succeed; Anything Goes; Bye Bye Birdie; Outing Club 1; Good Guys; Interact Club 3.4 BRUCE MORGAN EDGAR MORGANWECK Haairy”’ Varsity Baseball Manager 3; AV Club 2; JA 3. 4; Robed Choir 4; Chorus 1. 4; Scrooge 4 165 JIM MURRAY limbo” CHRIS NOE Chris- Varsity Soccer 2, 3. 4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Class V.P. 1; Rep at Large 3; Class Rep 4; Anything Goes; Bye Bye Birdie. ANN MURPHY Vanny Class Secretary 1, 3, 4; Pep Rally Comm. 1. 2. 3, 4; Candy Sale Co-Chair¬ man 3; Sr. Open Campus 4; Sr. Sno-Ball 4; Robed Choir 1, 2; Chorus 1. 2; Dance Band 1. 2; Magazine Sale Comm. 4; |V Soccer Manager 2; |V Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3.4. 166 ROBERT PACKARD -Rob- Class Vice President 2. 3; Student Assoc. Bd. of Directors. President 3; Class President 4; Cur¬ riculum Council 3; Freshman Basketball 1: JV Basketball 2; Soccer Manager 3. 4; Varsity Golf Team 3. 4; The Tam in of the Shrew: Oliver: Anythin Goes. MICHELE PARRY “Mitchel” JV Field Hockey 1. 2: Varsity Field Hockey 3. 4: JV Basketball 1: Basketball Man¬ ager 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Anythin Goes 2: How to Succeed 1: “80 Musical. JENNIFER OSOWIECKI “Jo“ Field Hockey 1. 2: Basketball 1; Softball 1; How to Succeed: NCCC Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Training Band 1; Chorus 3. 4; Divisional Band 3. 4: Anythin Goes: Bye Bye Birdie: The Investigation: We’ve Always Lived in the Castle: Godspell: Celebration: Cabaret “78“ “79“ “80”; The Kid in the Korus: 80 Musical: HSYMP 76. 77. 78: National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Board of Directors 3. 4: Repre¬ sentative to Board of Education 3. 4: Representative at Large 4: Sagitta 3, 4: Layout Editor 4: School Store Committee 3: Pep Rally Committee 3. 4: Interact Club 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Student Representative to Council of the Arts 3. 4: Laurel Music Camp 1: Black Comedy 2: State Drama Festival 2. 3. 4: Aquinas Club 4: School Newspaper 4: Folk Mass Choir 1.2. 4. STEVEN PELLETIER Hector- Varsity Hockey 2. 3.4: Tennis 2.4. ROBIN PERDION “Crow” 167 LAURA PETTUS Laurie Soccer 4; Track 4. SUSAN PHILLIPS Sue Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 1, 3. DIANE PRICE Pokey ' CATHERINE PSHOLKA Cathie Tennis 2. 3, 4; Sagitta 3, 4. Advertis¬ ing Editor. 4; Model UN 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Sr. Sno-Ball Committee 4; Grad¬ uation Committee 4; Sr. Class Trip 4; Varsity Soccer 3. 4. JOHN PURDY TINA RAINVILLE Teener Cross Country 1; FFA 1,2. 3. 4. KATHLEEN PURDY Kathy Chorus 1; Special Ed. Aide 3, 4; Sag- ilia 4. SUZANNE PYSZ Sue 169 CLASS ARTISTS CLASS CLASS SMILLS V s ooci Ron McCIcIUmJ CLASS MUSICIANS QUIETS clASS pol|T C(AA S - CV T C €C J ear Tan 3 3 AoftStaOa T ° J are! Kulir 0; J e r Rot, PacWakv l “ ' T SSf “fs Mark ' Mai a Cervione, 0ilk ( -eartjj CLASS MOSTLIKELYTO Succeed E d ar orgaviwtck P d Harm Miria Rob Packard BALLOT CLASS T«ESPr� N 5 CLASS CLASS CLOWS FLIRT ' S lor. KImc LynJaS tjCt ODCTOT McKe x-i CLASS To as CUSS COUPLE l t DL B Uw |W„ Bf ST DRESSED V Id fW� j w k p- - I S S L?Cv n IJ A O jqs R. I UF MOST OUTG-OIN Mj u RoL . v-r K pacluU CL AAS u EA K HEADS Kl ' cLmel Lonao R.®L PackftU Lin L Zuczynski K ' w 3+ UW rT KEVIN RYAN Spring Track 1, 2, 3,4; Indoor Track 3. 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Pep Rally Committee 2; NHS 4. JENNIFER RINK “Rinky Dink” Vo-Ag 1. 2; FFA 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Robed Choir 1, 2; Outing Club 2. JOHN ROTHERY MELANIE RUTZ Ski Club 1; Varsity Soccer Manager 1; Varsity Baseball Manager 1. 2; Girls JV Soccer 2; Varsity Gymnastics 1. 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Saf itta 3; Office Record Keeping 1, 2, 3; Class Rep 1, 2. 3; Student Assoc. 1, 2. 3; Secretary 2. 3. LAURA SCHULTE Laurie Track 2, 3, 4. JACQUELYN SAMSEL Jackie” Sagitta 4. Assistant Business Manager 4; Senior Banquet 4; Senior Sno- Ball Committee 4; Ski Club 4; Senior Class Trip 4; Outing Club 4; Gradua¬ tion Committee 4. BARBARA SCHILE Bunni” Outing Club 1, 2; JA 2. 3; Chorus 2, 3; Robed Choir 2, 3; Sagitta 3, 4; Eng¬ lish Aide 3, 4; Library Aide 2; Future Business Leaders 3, 4; Anything Goes 2; The Investigation 2; Black Comedy 2; Cabaret 78. KATHERINE SCHULTZ Kathy JOHN SHELANSKAS JV Soccer 1. 2. 3; Freshman Basketball 1; JV Basketball 2; Outing Club 2. MARK SHERMAN “The Golden Bear ' DEREK SMALL JV Soccer 2; JV Baseball. DAVID SHINKEVICH “Shinky” Concert Band 1, 2,3,4; Dance Band 2, 3.4. Library Aide 1,2,3. STEVE STEWART “The Kid” Basketball; Baseball; Soccer. 174 NANCY SIMMONS “Limpy” Training Band 1; Concert Band 1. 2, 3; Track and Field 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; JV Softball; NHS 3.4; Swim 4. KIM STUART Silent Sam” FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; The Investigation 2; Sagitta 4 LAWRENCE TAVINO Larry” Varsity Soccer 1. 2, 3. 4; JV Basket¬ ball 1; Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4; JV Basketball 1: Varsity Baseball 2. 3. 4. ROBERT THOMPSON Toad- Ski Club 3. 4. RICHARD WELCH “Ricky” Ski Club 1; Sagitta 4. ROGER WATERMAN, JR- Jay Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Train¬ ing Band 1, 2; Dance Band 2; Outing Club 3; Ski Club 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Indoor Track 2; How to Succeed; Anything Goes; Bye Bye Birdie . TONETTE VAUGHT “Net” Basketball 1.2. DIANE VAUGHAN •“Beaut- Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1. 2; Boys’ Spring Track Manager 1, 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Softball 1; Drama Fes¬ tival (Backstage) 3; Candy Sale Committee 3; Pep Rally Committee 2, 3; Children’s Theatre 4. 176 KEVIN VIETEN TROY VIETS KATHRYN VARHOLAK “Kathy- Robed Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Madrigals 3; Divisional Chorus 2. 3; NCCC 1, 2, 3; Rep. at Large 2. 3; Homeroom Rep. 1; Children’s Theatre. The Bamboo Princess; NCCC Drama Comp. 1; St. Drama Comp. 1; The Taming of the Shrew; The Investigation; Black Comedy; The Kid in the Korus; Summer Creative Arts 1 . 2. 3; Summer Cabaret 1 , 2. 3; How to Succeed; Anything Goes; Bye Bye Birdie; Scrooge; Godspell. Jesus Christ Superstar — St. Martha’s Play¬ ers 3. PATRICIA WILESKY Pat” Manager Boys’ Cross Country 3, 4; Track Asst. 2; Spring Track Manager 3.4; Indoor Track Manager 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1; Sagitta 3,4. Ass’t Sports Editor 4; Graduation Committee 4; Sr Banquet Reunion Committee 4. CLAUDIA WINKLER Claud” Concert Band 1; Training Band 1; Class Secretary 2; Science Aide 2; Office Aide 2; Spirit Committee 3; Outing Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale Committee 3; Treasurer 2; Class Rep 3; Bd of Directors 3; Sr Class Play 4; Pep Rally 2,3,4; Magazine Sale Committee 4; NHS 3, 4; Interact Club 3,4; Sagitta 3,4; Model UN 3. LYNNE WOODRUFF Woody” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Training Band 1; Special Ed Aide 2. LINDA ZACZYNSKI Lucie” JV Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3,4; Class Rep 2, 3, 4; Lab Ass’t 2; Office Aide 2; Sagitta 3.4. Ass’t Layout Editor 4; NHS 3.4; Interact Club 4. V PATRICIA ZAVISA Patty” Outing Club 2, 3; Jr Prom Committee 3; Sr Sno-Ball Committee 4. STANLEY ZYGMUNT Stas’ 177 “IF” May 19,1979 Spaulding School Don Moore’s Rainbow of Sound’ TIME IN A BOTTLE” January 26,1980 The Colosseum No Slack 179 cfl H Z U K mzo cq J j THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top row (L-R): Advisor Mrs. Rollet, L. Zaczynski, L. Krogh, J. Osowiecki. H. Fitch. N. Simmons. Vice President D. Mann. Treasurer T. Magee. G. Brackett, M. Frank, S. Markowski. K. Malec, G Winkler, L. Knox, L. Bazyk. Bottom row: S. Davis, A. Murphy. K. Ryan. President M. Geary, Sec¬ retary J. Anastasia, R. Hinkley, J. Falkowski, A. Klesczewski. FIRST INDUCTION: Top row (L-R): T. Magee, M. Geary, M. Frank, L. Knox, S. Markowski, G. Brackett, L. Krogh, H. Fitch, C. Winkler, N. Simmons, L. Zaczynski, D. Mann. Bottom row: K. Malec, L. Bazyk, J. Osowiecki, J. Anastasia. 180 AWARDS Valedictorian — David Mann Salutatorian — Timothy Magee Harvard Book Prize — Jean Anastasia Yale Book Prize — Marcia Geary Trinity Book Prize — Linda Zaczynski Highest Earth Science Achievement — Kevin Ryan Highest Biology Achievement — Peter Gunn Highest Chemistry Achievement — Timothy Magee Bausch Lomb Optical Company Prize — Peter Gunn Delmar F. Sisson Memorial Prize in History — Nancy Simmons M. M. Owen Prize — W. David Mann American Legion Boys’ State — David Mann, Shawn Davis Laurel Girls’ State — Marcia Geary, Maria Frank Stanley Straka Memorial Award in Geometry — Kevin Ryan DAR Good Citizen Award — Linda Zaczynski Congressional Seminar — Robert Packard (Grade 11), Marcia Geary (Grade 11, Grade 12) The Penn State Scholar Award — David Mann Art Merit Award — Tammy Mills Knights of Columbus Award in Social Studies — Shawn Davis Highest Degree of Proficiency in Accounting — Peter Gunn Business Department Typing Award — Claudia Winkler Shorthand and Transcription Award — Susan Phillips Rotary Club Citizenship Award Chris Noe (Grade 11) Robert Packard (Grade 10) Ann Murphy (Grade 9) Melanie Rutz (Grade 9) Lisa Bazyk (Vocational Agriculture) Foreign Language Awards French I — Troy Viets French II — Alan Klesczewski, Timothy Magee, Spanish II — Joy Falkowski, Maria Frank Steven Markowski David Mann French IV — David Mann Spanish I — Kathleen Malec Spanish IV — Maria Frank, Gail Brackett Latin II — Kevin Ryan Reading Department Awards Maura Dilko Tammy Mills Stephen Norcross Nancy Simmons Claudia Winkler Peter Gunn Holly Fitch Alan Klesczewski Special Reading Award for 3,000 words per minute — Holly Fitch Jean Anastasia — “Rejoice in the happiness of others, and you will be able to live.” — Tchaikovsky Barbara Annis — “Life: you make it what it is.” Scott Bailey — “Be yourself: an original is always better than the copy.” Lisa Bazyk — “I am comfortable with myself; therefore I can reach out to others.” Keith Berte — “With virtue and quietness one may conquer the world.” -Lao-Tse Janet Binder — A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter, he who finds one finds a treas- ■v Trach Brian Blair — If tomorrow is today’s future, then yesterday is today ' s history.” Gail Brackett — “Success is getting what you want; Happiness is wanting what you J set.” — Logan Pearsall Smith Lisa Broder — “As long as I may Uve, FJ1 never foreget you.” Martha Brome — “Peace rules th$ ditty, where reason rules the mind. v Jr — Proverbs Dorthy Bruyette — “Those who smile, laugh, and love, open doors to a beautiful future.’’ _ y- Linda Bryce — If the world is of tears, smile ‘till rainbows span it. — Lucy Larcrom Mark CerVione — “What we later shall be has not yet come to light.” f | — The Bible Kevin Chase — “Education helps open the door of perception.” Teresa Cirillo — “I have labored little but have found much.” H m • —Sirach Chrissy Dilko — “When you walk, your step will not be hampered and if you can run, you will not stumble.” Proverbs Diane Dugas — If memories were flowers, I’d have a bouquet. Kevin Edmonds — “Can I go my way without you?” Jayce Edwards — “Life becomes a bore only if you lose your appetite for the future. Jeff Eleveld — “Any kindness I can show to any fellow creature, let me do so now.” — Etienne De Grellet Linda Fabrizi — “Life is full of dreams.” Pam Ford — “The most I can do for my friend is simply be his friend.” — Thoreau Maria Frank — “Whenever there is love for medicine, there is love for humanity.” Cindy Gebhart — Tomorrow belongs to those who fully use today.” — Lawrence Christopher Getz — “There are many who talk but few who listen.” Nancy Gardocki — I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” — William Allen White Peter Gardocki — “I have learned to defy and defend. Marcia Geary — Success is the brand on the brow of the man who has aimed too low.” -—John Mansfield Sally Hall — “Biff.” Susan Hoffman — “And one day we must be)gin our own exploration.” Y VOICES .enqed y £- n e cn H w L Doreen Kennedy — “No matter how small the accomplishment, the effort should never be i Terry Kimmett — COMES A TIME Words and Music By: Neil Young Comes a time when you’re driftin’ Comes a time when you settle down 1978 SILVER FIDDLE Used by Permission. All Rights Reserved. A1 Klesc .ewski — “Tomorrow’s success is the result of yesterday ' s dreams ... yester¬ day ' s dreams breed tomorrow ' s success. Lisa Knox — The future; only a reflection of what is past.” Liz Lathrop — “That men may know wisdom and instruction, understand words of 1 9 I ¥ M —Solomon Roger Lenentine — “Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing at all.” Michael Lenk — The greatest wastes are unused talents, untried ideas.” Timothy Magee — The wealth of mankind is the wisdom they leave.” — John Boyle O’Reilly David Mann — “Happy is he who is not fallen from his hope. ' — Ecclestiates Kathleen Martin — “Seasons pass and moments end, but true love lasts forever.” Lori Masloski — “All the wonders you seek are hidden within your heart.” Tammy Mills — “For they can conquer who believe they can.” — Virgil Debra Morin — “The most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. Ann Murphy — Hold onto your dreams, for as you dream so shall they become.” Chris Noe — “Study as if you’ll live forever; live as if you’ll die tomorrow.” — Isidore Seville Catherine psnotKa — My smite says n an. John Purdy — Ask questions from the old or the experienced and you will receive a gift that no book can supply. Kathy Purdy — No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” Tina Rainville — “Life is tough.” Kevin Ryan — “Life’s great if you don’t get caught. Barbara Schile — “Today listen, understand, laugh, gladden the heart of a child, love. John Shelankas — “Patience unlocks the doors to success.” David Shinkevich — it’s nice to be important but it’s more important to be nice.” Nancy Simmons — Our hopes and our dreams set the pathway ot the future.” Laurel Stone — “Ah. just point the way to Beta Antares IV.” Kimberly Stuart — “To produce a mighty book, you must choose a mighty theme.” — Herman Melville Patricia Wilesky — “No job is too hard, if you put all your energy, time, care and love into it. Claudia Winkler — No mountain is too high if we climb with care and confidence.” Lynne Woodruff — “Better to forget and smile than to remember and be sad. — Christina Rossetti Linda Zacyzynski — “What lies behind and before us are tiny matter compared to what lies within us.” — Emerson SAGITTA SAGITTA STAFF: Top row (L-R): Daine Dugas, Jackie Samsel, Pat Wilesky, Linda Zaczynski, Bill Powers. Claudia Winkler. David Mann. Alan Klesczewski, Jon Klase, Terri Cirillo. Barbara Schile, Kathy Purdy, Liz Lathrop, Mrs. Heywood. Kim Stuart, Doreen Kennedy. Miss¬ ing: Beth Dahms, David Schulte. Barbara Annis, Ricky Welch, Jeff Eleveld, Stan Glemboski. Bottom row (L-R): EDITORS: Cathie Psholka (Advertising), Tammy Mills (Sports). Andrea Keir (Literary), Jean Anastasia (Chief). Jennifer Osowiecki (Layout), Lisa Knox (Copy), Steven Markowski (Photography), Clint Morse (Photography). STAFF LAYOUT: Editor Jennifer Osowiecki, Assistant Linda Zaczyn- ski. Jon Klase, Claudia Winkler. LITERARY: David Mann, Betty Lathrop, Editor Andrea Keir, Alan Klesczewski, Linda Zaczynski, Kim Stuart, Barbara Schile, Assistant Terri Cirillo, Kathy Purdy, Pat Wilesky. ADVERTISING: Editor Cathie Psholka, Jackie Samsel, Assistant Diane Dugas. COPY: Edtior Lisa Knox, Beth Dahms PHOTOGRAPHY: Co-editor Steven Markowski, Bill Powers, Co-editor Clint Morse. SPORTS: Doreen Kennedy, Editor Tammy Mills, Assistant Pat Wilesky, y 85 SENIORS IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT CLASS OF 1980 OFFICERS:(L-R): Treasurer A. Klesczewski; Secretary A. Murphy; Vice-President D. Dugas; President R. Packard. CLASS OF 1980 REPRESENTATIVESl(L-R); R. McClelland; L. Zaczynski; C. Noe. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES-AT-LARGE:(L-R): J. Osowiecki; M. Geary. 186 SENIOR- FACULTY DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME 187 COMMUNITY SUPPORT ENFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 660 Enfield Street, Enfield, Ct 745 3381,745-3382 268 Hazard Avenue, Enfield, Ct. 749 8359, 749-8350 State Line Plaza, Elm Street, Enfield, Ct 741-2166 123 Suffield Village, Suffield, Ct 668-0203 Unisex Hair Design 73 Old County Road Windsor Locks, Conn. hours M 9-6 TWThF 9-9 Sat 8:30-6:00 203—623 7709 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 IF If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too; If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about, don’t deal in lies, Or being hated, don’t give way to hating. And yet don’t look too good, nor talk too wise: If you can dream — and not make dreams your master; If you can think — and not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build ’em up with worn-out tools: If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose, and start again at your beginnings. And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: “Hold on!” If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with kings — nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it. A Special Tribute to Kim Love, Mom, Dad, Bunny, Donna and Laura ‘Tf from Rudyard Kipling ' s Verse. Definitive Edition Copyright 1910 by Rudyard Kipling Reprinted by Permission of Doubleday ft Company. Inc. SENIORS When you finish high school, fry our school. The Air National Guard. 103 Tactical Fighter Group Rt. 75 Bradley IAP, Windsor Locks, Ct. Compliments Of SMSGT. Leo Paul Lead Recruiter Tel. {203)525 3333 (203)623 8291 Good Luck to the Class of 1980 Compliments of: Troiano auto center Complete Service, Repair and Body Shop oil sales and service 1,000,000 Gallons Fuel Oil Stored Locally THE BEACON LIGHT SUPPLY CO. Distributors 180 Walnut Street P.O. Box 1934 Hartford, Conn. 06144 Telephone 527-8236 745-0321 777 Enfield Street, Enfield Electrical Supplies and Lighting Fixtures 1932 190 SUFFIELD SAVINGS BANK LENDER Member FDIC 66 North Main Street, Suffield, CT 06078 (203)668-7321 Scitico Plaza, Enfield, Dexter Plaza, Windsor Locks, 73 Old County Road, Windsor Locks 30 Bridge Street FIRST NATIONAL BANK Suffield, Ct. CAHILLS MARKET 108 Congamond Road Southwick, Mass. We Specialize in Frozen Meat Packages Open 7 days a week 251 North Grand St. 668-0162 West Suffield, Ct. 06093 Complete Travel Services Gardner International Inc. 106 Suffield Village, Suffield, Conn. Phone: (203)668-7368. Address Cable: Gardini Training Boarding 192 Compliments of R S Enterprises AMWAY HOME SERVICE Distributors, Richard and Sandy Grudzinski SLOCUM FARMS Gary and Judy Slocum 764 Thrall Ave. 668 0642 Suffield, Ct. 06078 With Special Congratulations to Betty and Bunni Robert Chamberland CHAMBERLAND GLASS Glass for all purposes 341 2 Tunxis Ave., Bloomfield, Ct. 06002 telephone 242- 8864 Good Luck to the Class of ' 80 MARK DRUG 114 Mountain Rd. Suffield, Ct. 668 5115 RELIABLE ELECTRIC MOTOR INC. new motors, generators parts, repairing, rewinding 122 East Service Rd. Hartford, Ct. 06120 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 MILKEY, DAVIS, MILLER, AND OLEARY Veterinarians WILSON SEAFOOD 550 SILAS DEAN£ HIGHWAY WETMERSFIELO.CONNECTICUT Good Luck to the Class of ' 80 JAMES FLEMING TRUCKING INC. Congratulations to the class of 1980 NICHOLSON CARMON FUNERAL HOME 443 East Street Suffield, Ct. 668 7324 Richard Carmon Sherwin Nicholson BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE KELLCO PRODUCTS, INC. Distributors of Quality Cleaning Supplies and Equipment Service, Price and Quality 194 Nobody can do it like McDonald ' s can Hours: 7:30 A.M. — 5 P.M. DIRECT FROM SAWMILL TO CONSUMER. Quality lumber at reasonable cost. 97 Elm Street, Enfield 335 Enfield Street, Enfield 195 Turnpike Road, Windsor Locks SMYTH FARM DAIRY BAR Mon. through Fri. Sat. till 2 P.M. CALL Windsor Locks 668 7341 Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!! Fight!! Win!! Field Hockey Seniors — Dulcey LaDulce, Rammy Mills, Hulk Hinckley, Swamp Geary, Hazard Avenue, Enfield Pickle Dilko... You’ll always be I to us!! 4 , Complete Planning Designing and Installation Service B. GOLDEN SONS, INC. Distributors Of SYRACUSE SHENANGO CHINA PYROCERAM DINNERWARE THE PLAZA RESTAUR¬ ANT 20 Main Street Windsor Locks We Carry In Stock A Big Variety Of Nationally Advertised Food Service Equipment and Supplies For The USTS.NVWENG, oreign “uto arn 1 FREE SAFETY CHECKS FREE COMPLETE MECHANICAL DIAGNOSIS 0 FREE ESTIMATES 745 2459 INSTITUTION HOTEL-RESTAURANT BAR 3324 Mam Street Hartford. Conn 06120 Telephone 525 5631 Fran Erbes Mullen Road Enfield. CT 06082 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 80 THE ROBERT BAKER NURSERY INC. 195 SWEDE’S JEWELERS Picture of a Man About to Make a Mistake He s shopping around for a diamond bargain but shopping for price alone isn t the wise way to find one. It takes a skilled profes sional and sc entific instruments to fudge the more important price determining ‘actors. Cutting Color and Clarity. As an AGS teweler you can rely on our gemological training and ethics to properly advise you on your neit important diamond purchase. Stop in soon and see our fme selection of gems she will be proud to wear. Compliments of BRADLEY BOWL Home of P.B.A. Champions Turnpike Road, Windsor Locks 623 2597 44 Lanes Pro Shop Snack Shop CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’80 AND CATHIE From Berkshire Plastics Co., Inc. ' ZJfu { J iamonA (Center CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY PATSON ' S CATERING SERVICE Geissler Plaza 92 Bridge St. Warehouse Point, CT Specializes in Roast Beef Call Bill Patsun 749 7659 196 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1980 The Mann Family GOOD LUCK PILGRIM BARBER SHOP STYLING SALON Men ' s Styling Dick Miner Owner, Styler Compliments of IN THE 80 ' s Wickes Lumber SUFFIELD POLICE ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class of 1980 THE LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN THE WORLD. 1 2 mile north of Windsor Locks East Street Suffield, CT Office Phones: Windsor Locks (203)668 7991 Hartford: (203)246 7785 ATLAS OVERHEAD DOOR SALES CO. INC. 1543 River Blvd., Suffield, Conn. 06078 Sectional Wood and Steel Doors. Operators for Residential, Commercial and Industrial Use 198 Fiberglass Electric Producers of SPECIALITY NONWOVENS FOUNDED 1767 C H DEXTER DIVISION the dexter corporation ONE ELM STREET WIND SOR LOCKS CONN 06096 Congratulations to Class of 1980 from y ncen INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Since 1 844 133 Mountain Rd. Suffield, CT Phone 668 0291 920 Enfield St. Enfield, CT 745 2417 FLEMINGS Rt. 190 Suffield, CT KAWASAKI SUZUKI Congratulations to the Class of ' 80 Spaulding Flowers UNITED SCHOOL INDUSTRIES INC. Branford Industrial Park 50 Maple Street Branford, CT. 06405 200 BLOOMFIELD HARDWARE 9 Tunxis Ave., Bloomfield, CT. 06002 BT 140 NORTH RD..EAST WINDSOR• Tc£623-2656 O fW SUNDAY SAM TO � I M MON FRI 1AM IPM SAT IAMIPmT Lawn and Garden Equipment — Paint — Housewares 242 5584 Compliments of: SUFFIELD POULTRY Thompsonville Road Suffield, Conn. Compliments of VIC ' S PACKAGE STORE _7WARK_ SUPPLY COMPANY, INC Hartford, CT 246 6848 201 SUFFIELD PHARMACY Compliments of LAURENO LUMBER MILLWORK, INC. 157 Mountain Road Suffield, Conn. 06078 Tel. (302)668 0271 Compliments of RUTHERFORD TRAVEL, INC. HENRY R. HOLDRIDGE DIRECTOR SALES AND PUBLIC RELATIONS 133 Mountain Rd Telephone Suffield, CT 06078 668 0213 Compliments of Southwood Pharmacy Inc. — Heavy — Industrial and Landscape Equipment Backhoes Crawlers Impactors 4 Wheel Drive Payloaders and Other Labor Saving Equipment Sales Rentals ZERA EQUIPMENT 668 0215 Serving Industry 714 North St., Suffield, CT Congratulations to The Class of 1980 and Linda 36 Suffield Street Windsor Locks, Connecticut 06096 (203)627 0118 TWX 710 420 0599 G. S. Fabrizi, Roofing and Siding 202 Compliments of Wishing You Success In Tomorrow ' s Future Industrial Combustion, Inc. 96 West Dudley Town Road Bloomfield, Connecticut 06002 Flowers Unlimited Suffield, Village 668 0231 All of us at Flowers Unlimited wish much happiness and success to the class of 1980. Lucile Loiseau owner Relieves Congestion Walk around Griffin Office Center and chances are you ' ll experi- - ence a business park unlike any other. Pines rising at your window. Acres of quiet New England countryside beginning nght across the street. Hiking trails, woodland ponds, and uncontested views of heaven and earth You can ' t help but feel better working here. This is Griffin Office Center, a master-planned business park that ' s luxurious Remarkably accessible And spacious-there ' s enough elbow room to satisfy your present business as well as any future expansions. And with neighboring Springfield and Hartford, the finan¬ cial and insurance center of New England, easy commutes, Griffin Office Center is the perfect setting for the business going places-it ' s just a stone ' s throw from Bradley International Airport. Two major Interstate Highways And Amtrak facilities in downtown Hartford. Already the choice of major corporations such as Connecti¬ cut General, Combustion Engineering, Rolls Royce, and The Hartford-ITT, it can be the right choice for you. For more information call: Leonard Sucsy or Richard Bauer at 203 688-7501. Or write Culbro Land Resources, Inc. You ' ll breathe easier for it. Culbro Land Resources,Inc. 4 Griffin Road North, Windsor, Connecticut 06095 Culbro 24 hour AFTER HRS. 623-1117 fdr ' SUFFIELD AUTO as - CENTER, INC. 1106 S. EAST ST. A LL MAJOR and SUFFIELD GENERAL REPAIRS REGISTERED _ QUARTER HORSES . JUMPERS THOROUGHBREDS P.O. Bo. 307 • AGAWAM. MASS. 01001 (413)786 0081 TRAINING • SHOWING • BOARDING • INSTRUCTION • SALES Compliments of IHentage .funeral Home (Cbfstrr J Demtio -rv- CHESTER J. DEMKO 1240 MOUNTAIN ROAD Director WEST SUFFIELD 203 668 0255 CT 06093 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Best Wishes From MAREK JEWELERS ENFIELD BOOK CARD SHOP State Line Plaza THE COMPLETE BOOKSTORE Enfield Mall, Enfield, Conn. 623 9657 205 MACHINE VALCO OUR BEST TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Compliments of Kelly-Fradet Lumber Marts Office (203) 668 2051 Joseph A. Romano REAL ESTATE BROKER 870 North Stone Street West Suffield, Conn! 06093 ’Buster Joseph A. Romano Res. (203) 668 2583 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 DO WELL! DO GOOD CONGRATULATIONS! f f TcHCO The HITCHCOCK CHAIR Co. RIVERTON (HITCHCOCKS-VILLE) CONN. 06065 Suffield Education Association ’ 207 -$uffi£lb inn 9u Tni doxne-x dfiocoixitzi. Luncheon • Dinner • Cocktails Suffield Village, Suffield, Connecticut 06078 Telephone (203) 668 7331 94 Mountain Road Suffield, Connecticut William Fuller, Owner THE C. COiMIMNY WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT 06850 (2 03) 227-9591 Moriarty Brothers phone 643-5135 FORD MERCURY Mercury Ford Lincoln Mazda I.H. Scout 315 Center, St., Manchester, Ct. 06040 Ebbs Corner Market 21 Babbs Rd. West Suffield, CT 06093 Phone 668-2211 Open seven days a week 7am-8pm for your convenience. Sandwiches made to order from our deli department. 208 Arthur P. Boglisch and Sons, Inc. Nursery Tree Transplanting Ground Covers Richard R. Roy av. service Serving the Educational Community 150 Pteesantview Drive Suffield, Connecticut 06078 203 668 5278 To the Class of 1980 1 ! A ' f ' ■ NYTHING ON A T-SHIRT! Enfield Mall Hadley MA Martha ' s Vineyard, MA Tel. 203-749-7412 JACE Paint, Wallpaper, Floor Coverings Main St. Somersville, Conn. 06072 CONGRATULATIONS from HALL MUSKA INC. Your Local Gulf Dealer 24 Hr. Service 623 2308 Compliments of Krupa Oil Co. Suffield, Cf 209 BUSINESS PATRONS Alfred J. Stafford DMD Bradley Drug Dr. and Mrs. Fred J. Brockett Clay Hill Package Store, Windsor Locks Corner Cupboard Gift Shop The Dowd Group Enfield Auto Trim Gatto ' s Music and Appliance Center Misek Reality International Mt. Tom Ski Area Murphy ' s Donuts, College Highway, Southwick Saunders Snack Bar, Southwick Dr. and Mrs. K. H. Schulte Spaulding Flowers, Inc. Suzanne M. Sgroi M.D. Taylor Rental Center of Enfield Village Tole Shop of West Suffield Dr. and Mrs. Edward Zaczynski PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. George P. Anastasia Mr. and Mrs. William Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Cirillo Dr. and Mrs. Sidney I. Dupont Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Holloran Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kulina Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. McCobb Mr. and Mrs. John A. Phillips, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Powers Charles Rogalla Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Ryan SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. John C. Geary Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Grudzinski Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hartmann and C. J. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Heyse Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klesczewski Mr. and Mrs. George Lathrop Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Nodwell Don and Becky Robinson Mrs. John Samsel Diana Simmons Loretta Zaczynski BOOSTERS Congratulations for a happy future Patty. Lots of love, Mom. Congratulations Linda, Lynne, Kathy, Sally, Martha and Janet. Love, Barbara. MPAHFYATDOYL Stu Fuller Best wishes to Patty in 1980. Love, Nana. Happy graduation to Barbara. I hope you find what you are looking for in life. All my love, Dad. To my niece, may all your dreams come true. Love always, Uncle Bob. Best wishes to the Class of 1980. Ernest and Betty. To Barbara, you have accomplished one goal, now move on to an even bigger one. Love, Mom. Good luck and best wishes for a happy future. — Arlene Egolf. Congratulations Bunni, all my love and best wishes in years to come. — Robby. Congratulations Tom and Terry from your sisters. — Sandy and Nancy. To the Class of 1980,1 express my thanks, best wishes and good luck. Love, Stas. Congratulations Bunni. — Mom and Dad. Congratulations Barbara, my co- cardshark. — Gret. Congratulations Betty, Barb, Steve, Munch and the rest of the Class of 1980. — Chris Lathrop. Good luck, Class of “80,” from the youngest Taylor. Dr. and Mrs. David Johnson. Bob, keep on running. Bunni, although you’re the middle of my three, your uniqueness sets you apart and above. — Luck and love, Mom. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1980. — Deborah Holbrook. Thanks Gary. Love, Liz. Congratulations Steve Markowski. — Tracy Nodwell. Yosh, Congratulations! Remember me always, I love ya. — Squeak. Maura and Chris, congratulations and love always. — Mom and Dad Ya made it, Dave! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rollet Congratulations, much luck and love to Cathie, Terry, Cindy, Lisa, Doreen, Diane, Melanie, and Lori from Jackie. To my two Rob’s, thanks. — Cathie Bobby and Gary, thanks for the memories! Carry on as always ... crazy! — Love, Bunni. Congratulations, Nancy. Mrs. Zak Mr. Green Congratulations to the office procedures girls! — Helen Christian Class of “80,” you’re going to be a tough act to follow! Much happiness. — Mr. and Mrs. “P” Congratulations Bunni, from all of us at the grinder shop. Cathie, Jackie, Doreen, Terry, Cindy, Diane and Lori, thanks for all the good times we had together. Good luck! — Heidi and Chrissy Good luck to John Daley. — The Nodwells Congratulations, “Buttons,” my days will never be the same. To our grand-daughter, Cathie, and her neighbor, Mike, all the good things in life. Mr. and Mrs. McCobb Good luck, Betty Lathrop. — Sherry. When I finally put it all together, I forgot where I put it. Good luck, “80.” — Mr. Russ Thompson. Thanks to Mr. “M” and Mr. C for all your help. Bye Suffield! — Jeff Eleveld Congratulations to a brother with a high voice and long legs; best wishes to Betty and Steve. — Dorothy. Congratulations and good luck, Jean. — Lori. To “The Gang” it’s been fun, have a great future and see you at the campground. — Cathie. Congratulations Betty, may all your evenings be spent by a warm fireplace. Love, Robby. Congratulations, Jon. — Mom and Dad. White Tiger, I wish you the best of luck in everything. Yours in Kung Fu. — The Eagle. Congratulations Class of 1980, we finally made it! Best luck and wishes to you all. — Love, Barb Schile. Diane, good luck in the future. — The Stelmack Family. Clark Mason Congratulations to the best pizza maker in town, Bunni. Luv, Tommy. Good luck to the girls’ 79-80 track team and assistant coach T.M., from Napps. Good luck, Steve Markowski, I’ll miss you. — Sherry Nodwell. John Maschi Good luck, Mickey Longo, from the ex- cons. Uncle Bobby and Daddy, thanks always for the memories. I hope ther are more coming! — Luv ya both, Bunni. Congratulations and good luck to Diane and the Class of 80. — Love, Mom. Congratulations, Steve Markowski and Betty Lathrop. May all your dreams come true. — Gary. David: Good luck and good Riddance! — Nancy. Mr. Paul Thomas Paul J. Cirillo Student teaching was great! Thanks and good luck. — Ms. Walcott. “C” Ric Pio 213 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1980 from R N Tire Center I I 70 Hartford Ave. East Granby, Ct. Voices emanate from deep in our hearts and rise — blending with our emotions. XXI We, too, shall rise and soar; moving into a new decade. hoping to build a better world.