Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

THOMASTON HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD In a few months we all will be taking the first big step towards our futures. Many miles will come between us. and this yearbook is meant to be a link back to our years together at T.H.S. Someday, somewhere, sometime, we will be together again. Until that time, I wish you all Good Luck, and I hope you reach your goals in life. Carol Wilson co-editor Soon the Class of 1980 will be leaving T.H.S. As we reflect upon our years at T.H.S., we cannot help but smile. We share so much together — laughter, anger, and even tears. And through it all, each one of us will leave a part of himself at T.H.S. But in return we take a part of T.H.S. with us, which will always remain within our hearts. God be with the Class of 1980. Linda Bauer co-editor 2 We. the Class of 1980. dedicate our yearbook to a man who has given each and everyone of us special memories. His patience has remained throughout the years. His unique sense of humor has served to boost our morale many times during our years at T. H. S. We can not even begin to thank this man for everything that he has given to the senior class, but as a token of our gratitude and love the Class of 1980 with great pleasure dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Thomas Reynolds 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD....................................2 DEDICATION..................................3 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY...............5-10 IN MEMORIAM...............................6-7 SENIORS ................................11-42 UNDERCLASSMEN...........................43-50 ORGANIZATIONS ..........................51-67 ATHLETICS...............................68-80 EVENTS..................................81-89 MEMORIES................................90-91 ADS....................................92-103 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION In Memoriam Mrs. Mary Litke ' She Is Just Away'1 You cannot say, you must not say That she is dead. She is just away! With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand She has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since she lingers there; So think of her faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here, Think of her still as the same, and say She is not dead. She’s just away. SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE I am glad that you were members of the senior class, the first class to graduate from the new Thomaston High School. As seniors in a new high school, you set a high standard of behavior, leadership, and cooperation for the undergraduates. Perhaps your greatest challenges in the years ahead are to: A. Keep alive or initiate and maintain the spark of curiosity; B. Rekindle the spark when it flickers out; C. Hunger for life and experience. Please accept my best wishes to fulfill your own potentialities and live a meaningful and satisfying life in the context of those potentialities. I hope that you will have the kind of experiences and learning opportunities that will bring out the best in you. Whatever course your future takes, it is my sincere hope that you will look back on your years in Thomaston as having prepared you to meet and handle the challenges that life in a troubled world will present. Best wishes and congratulations to the Class of 1980. Sincerely yours. Dr. Marvin H. Yaffe Superintendent of Schools 8 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE We need more and more PATRIOTISM, HONESTY and LOYALTY if the United Slates of America is to continue as a leading Nation in the world today. You. the Class of 1980 are joining thousands of other Seniors from all parts of our country who will face this challenge. E. A. Storrs states. “Love of country is one of the loftiest virtues; and so treason against it has been considered among the most damning sins.” Montaigne states, “All other knowledge is hurtful to him who has not honesty and a good nature.” Loyalty is defined as, “faithful — true to a lawful government or — a loyal person. Those of you wno did not see the last of the 1980 Olympic hockey games when the United States won the gold medal missed — first, excellent Team Play and a never-give-up-atti-tude to win by each player. Secondly, you missed the continuous and spontaneous applause during the game, as the game ended, and again as the players were individually introduced. Thirdly, you missed the appearance of many American Flags being waved and held on high. Fourthly, you missed the remarks by the U.S.A. players. No, they did not make speeches. They spoke of the TEAM — always giving credit to the team and their COACH. All Americans must have taken great pride in these victories. All the players and their coach are to be highly commended. They fully deserved to be flown to the White House and congratulated by the President of the United States. I do congratulate you, the Senior Class and the first class to be graduated from our new Thomaston High School. Do continue your loyalty and respect for THS and the U.S.A. To each of you I wish the best of good fortune and many happy and achieving years. Herbert W. DeVeber Principal llllllllll Mrs. Kazlauskas. Science Mrs. Belding. Spanish Mr. . Business Mr. McClay. Science Miss Panzarella. Business Mr. Reynolds, Indust. Arts. Mr. Hipsky. Phys. Ed. Mrs. Keparutis, Math Mr. Bouffard, English Miss Morrison. Art Mr. Pingpank, Math Mr. Robinson. History Mr. Collins. Music Mr. Holbrook. English Mr. Hnath. Math Mrs. Pisconski. Spec. Ed. Mrs. Schipul. History Miss Cote, Spec. Ed. Mr. Kalat. Indust. Arts Miss Lowden. Phys. Ed. Mrs. O’Connor, Business Mrs. Pratt, History Mr. Schipul. English Mrs. Wilson. French Mrs. Johnson. Guidance Mrs. Kummer. Reading Mrs. Slone. Secretary Mrs. Wright. Home Economics i i i Mrs. Mathes. Nurse Mr. Wilkinson. Spec. Ed. Mrs. Savage. Secretary Mr. Pasquaricllo. Asst. Principal I Mr. Giannamore. Guidance Mrs. Reynolds. Nurses Aide Mrs. Henderson. Secretary Mrs. Fuller. Librarian Mrs. Zeliff. Secretary Margaret Powloski. Office Aide Mrs. Samela. Office Aide COOKS: Mrs. White. Mrs. Knox, and Mrs. Gooley SENIORS Denise R. Abercrombie I want to get away and live my life with the rivers and trees. I want to spend my days making rhymes and be free, and be free, and be free. Robert T. Bartosiewicz Nothing in the world can take the place of determination ... Talent will not, nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent! Linda M. Bauer Do good and forget: do bad and remember 12 John E. Bailey Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings. I live for my dream, and a pocketful of gold. Karen A. Belonick Laughter is the key to happiness, and happiness is the open door to life. Floyd C. Bishop, Jr. To some, freedom means the opportunity to do what they want to do; to most it means not to do what they don’t want to do. William R. Bradshaw So if you think your life is complete confusion Cause you never win the game Just remember that its a Grand Illusion And deep inside we’re all the same. Ronald Bordner I love you today, more than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow. Michael Edward Breen 111 Friendship is something that should be valued, when you meet somebody and become their friend it is another person you have touched. 13 Valerie L. Chandler The darkest hour has only 60 minutes. Allen Curtiss I’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints, search. Georgiana Cook It takes a long time to find out who you are. but the answer is worth the Linda Chamberlin All my life’s a circle, sunrise and sundown. The moon rose through the nighttime, till the daybreak comes around. All my life’s a circle, but I can’t tell you why. the seasons spinning ’round again, the years keep rolling by. Charles J. Castellini You only go around once in life. Give it your best shot. Connieray Curtiss Without love and laughter there is no joy. Jeffrey P. Dunn Lester C. Duffy Jr. Don't worry about it. It will happen.” Joseph J. Fairchild Sandra C. Dayton It may be raining but there’s a rainbow above.” Do everything you can in life because what you can't do isn't worth doing anyway.” There are some that do There are some that don't There are some you just can't tell There are some that will There are some that won't And for some it’s just as well. Stephen W. Fusco To seek the real truth of the world, we must seek the real truth in ourselves. Steven P. Fox The grass is always greener in your neighbor’s yard, until you live there. Margaret M. Fuller Take as much as you think you ought to. Give just as much as you can. Don't forget what your failures have taught you, or else you'll have to learn them all over again. David R. Gerard Lee Gerard And I’ve a thing or two to say before 1 walk on by, I’m feeling good today, but if I die a little farther along, I’m trusting everyone to carry on. He who has imagination without learning has wings but no feet. Sharon Goad Do it no matter what the people say, they don’t know you at all, die before you let them stand in your way. Beverly Hale Lisa Carol Hannon Go placidly among the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. Not trying is wondering if you gave up too soon. 17 Allan Hoffman Rise and shine for we all are children of the universe, and only together will we reach the stars, find the answers, and the mystery of life.” Tracy Elaine Hoffman To love is nothing. To be loved is something. To love and be loved is everything. Roy Hoffman Work fascinates me: I could sit and look at it for hours.” Lori A. Houseknecht Hollie Ann Jennings No love, no friendship, can ever cross our path without affecting us in some way forever. It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice. 18 Leslie A. Johnson Fueled only by a thought from God the seedling urges its way through thickness of black — and as it pierced the heavy ceiling of the soil and launched itself up into outer space no one even clapped. Daniel E. Knox Sherri Rae. Kentana In wilderness is the preservation of the world. Kim Kochanowsky Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go. be what you want to be . .. LIVE! Wherever you go. Whatever you do. You'll find magic in just being you. My ways are like that of the wise old owl — Keep one eye shut, looking inward at your dreams, and one eye open looking outward at the world. 19 William J. Krasnowski Happy is the person who can laugh at himself. He will never cease to be amused. George V. Little III Dana Marie Layman Love does not consist in gazing at each other but in looking outward •ogether in the same direction. Cheryl Elaine Lattimer Winners never know the worth of losing till the prize has slipped right through their hands. Love will take a heart of its own choosing and break it if you try to understand. Patrick Little The best audience is well educated, intelligent, and a little bit DRUNK.” 20 I say. how can you say where I'll be from day to day when 1 don't even know myself. But the life that I lead is so full of mysteries that’s why I'm always on my way and I'll be running like the wind, running like the wind. Sharon Lynn Losee And yet how lovely life would seem if each man could weave a dream to keep him from despair. Mark LaMonte McIntyre Kim McNellis Lynn Marie McIntyre He shall come down like the mown grass: as showers that water the earth ... Psalms 72:6 David Mathews Always expect the unexpected. We the willing, led by the unknowing are doing the impossible. We have done so much, for so long, that we are now qualified to do anything. We've been through, things together with trunks of memories still to come we’ve found things to do. in stormy weather. Long May You Run. 21 John Miller The only time some people work like a horse is when the boss rides them. Marjorie O'Neal-Wilson John L. Newsome You can’t live in the past: nor in the future: Live now and be thankful. Kristofer Alan Nelson Whenever I feel like studying I lie down until the feeling goes away. Brenda D. Finette A smile is a curve that can set many things straight. Love holds beauty only when it’s shared. 22 Marion E. Richards To overlook the little things in life is to miss the biggest part of life itself. Tina Louise Royer Jacquline D. Rossi The woods are beautiful, They smell of pine. My place to get away and leave my worries behind. Carrie Lynne Sanford Susan Jean Roberts It’s the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember the way we were. If you love something set it free, If it comes back it is yours, If it doesn’t it never was. Life is a child that has to be rocked in its cradle until it finally falls asleep. 23 Francis J. Savage Jr. No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. Anne Marie Sipkowski A child is the laughter that eases our sorrows ... The smile of today The hope of tomorrow. 24 Rita M. Segalla Love is our principle, our order, our foundation, our progress, our goal. John Vieira Everyone is a prisoner of his own experiences. No one can eliminate prejudices; just recognize them. Cheryl T. Wagner The love in your heart isn’t put there to stay. Love isn’t Love til it’s given away. Carol B. Wilson As I love nature, as I love singing birds, and gleaming stubble, and flowing rivers, and morning and evening, and summer and winter, I love thee, my friend. Lee Anne Wilson Debbie A. Woina So hard to answer future’s riddle when ahead is seeming so far behind. What is a Friend? 1 will tell you. It is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. 25 “Linda” Bill, I love you! ... “67” ... 8 13 78 ... Mom, Dad, and Ray, all my love and thanks ... that’s my brother! ... P.R. ... Page Park ... 2 proms ... but Ma ... 46 Stearns St.... Shh. “Bubbles” All my love to family and friends ... Mr. Gill and effervescence ... Summers in Vt.... I love animals ... french fries ... Shuttt... upp ... me? ... I’m on a stairway to heaven ... Cindy and Chico, R.J.J.... “Dense” By My Side ... S.O.T.R.... Love to K.J.S.J.M.P.T. ... CCY w Karen ... Coo Merci MMe W-Je t’aime ... Mac-the knife ... grrr ... Y.C.T.I.W.Y. ... Peg — you drive me crazy ... To my family, love and happiness ... But Davey ... A.S. “John” Kindergarten with K.N. ... Led Zeppelin ... Beer cans ... Roller Coaster ... Graphics ... The Arc ... Dosh Tapes ... Brass City ... HO ... 8th grade IA ... Colorado dreams ... J.W. . .. red necks ... beets please? ... The Pub ... F.Y.G.H. Bosco” Waking up on Sunday mornings ...B-Ball 1,2, 3,4... Nice Vette ... gonna do it’ til I die ... Shooting a 59 ... 6 10 79 ... summer of ’79 never will forget it . .. swinging away in that big bad fairway... Love ya Mom. 26 X-Country and Track ... who needs drugs, running is a natural high ... Beach Boys Egals concert ... Junior Parade ... up the dam listening to war stories ... movies ... hiding in the tub ... Halloween ’79 — McDonald’s... 12 22 79... Hey B.F. Bimbo... The Big E — ’79 ... Riverside w B.D. R .. . Rollerskating ... Thanks for the love Mom and Dad. “BILL” 70 Mustang ... Beach Boys ... Deb Forever... Concerts ... The Endless Summer Has Ended Nys-troms ... Styx Concert ... Hey AFF ... 69 ... The keg’s empty, get more. “RON” V.R.M.R. 4 15 ? ... Top of the hill... VWP... Smokey. L.Z.... ON TIME RON! .. . Thanks Mom and Dad. “MIKE” Dosh ... partying with the Nelson gang ... yo Aff ... Franny ... HO Pep ... Little Boy ... Mac ... Floydo ... Big A1 ... Nelson ... Potsie ... Randy ... Bosco Bob ... Friends Forever ... Aero Smith ... Bye, Bye THS it’s been quite an unforgettable experience. “Linda” Ray 3 10 79 ... 3 stooges Gay-lordsville . . . Neil Young Bob Dylan, Woodstock Reunion N.P.C.G.K.M. ... The farm ... thanks mom. 1 love you “GeeGee” ’72 Pinto ... Land of the Moon 1 16 80 ... 11. Sam ... Muffins Sandy Beach, HQ, LC, KM, JM. NA, LM, JR. ... I Love You Ma and Dad. “Joe” Chevy Monza ... BUD . .. Girls ... Woodshop 79-80 ... Uncle Bob Party ... 8 20 79 ... Hunting ... Fishing ... Trapping ... Lake Champlan ’79 ... V.T. ... Luke's O.K. ... Snowmobiling ... J.P. 79 S ... ZEP ... Rock and Roll. “Chuck” Yamaha ... Honda ... Ford ... Scott, Joe ... C.W. 8 18 79 Nys-troms ... C.I.L.Y. ... Chris and Dad ... Love You Thanks Val” Mark ... waterskiing ... TM . .. Morris ... racquetball ... 7 21 79 ... Thanksgiving '79 Mom and Dad I Love You. 28 “Connie” Nick ... R.S.C.R.S.G.P.M. Gramp ... Mom ... 2 78 ... 11 27 79... 8 18 78... football... Taxi . . . Ford ... F.H.A.P.S. Library. “Les” 67 Chevy ... modifieds ... 14 Vega ... 2-04-26-61 ... Danbury RACE ARENA ... Sat. nite ... Bud ... metal shop. “Sandy” Jeff. 3 24 78 ... That guy had a gun! ... RR ... Maine ... Nancy and Patty ... Mexico ... Kind of alot... R and B ... SSS. “Jeff” Sandy, 3 24 78 ... 68 firebird . .. RR ... My family ... BD ... SSS ... Summer of ’79... B and R. “Choey” GMC 4x4 ... Hey Sascrotch .. . The Platitudians ... J.D__Fair- crest 1 ... Love to Mom and Dad and all the family ... Pumpkin ... LLHS ... Michelob ... Corner Cats ... Gotta go home and eat... I’ll never tell. “Foxie Corner ... Sandbanks ... 371 Nordic ... 175 Yam ... 68 Chevy ... Snowbanking with a 66 Scout ... Muffin ... Georges ... Circus ... Mr. Reynolds ... Swilling ... Whaling on the Jock wagon. “Klondike” Hunting, fishing, trapping ... Jan ... RPL ... Way up there in the ice and snow ... Hey ma can 1 get a shotgun? ... No!!! ... Gerards Youth Center . . . Dumb Broads. “Steve” Hunting, fishing, trapping ... 12 25 78. 7-5-79 ... wishes, dreams and promises . . . football ... Gerards Youth Center . . . Thanks to Mom and Dad . . . Thomaston Dam . . . Saturday Nights . . . VT ... 3 am .. . L.P.K.S. ... Together Forever. I Love You Pat. 9-14. Dad and me ... ILY-BKM ... The T.A. ... Justin ... I'm not late, you’re early ... J.B. ... Forever Buddies RBMCLPJDST ... Mexico '78 ... Ma. Love and Thanks. “Lee” Hunting, trapping, fishing . .. New York State ... Up one bank down the other. 30 “Shar” THS 440 record — 69.5 ... Cross Country and Track 1. 2. 3 ... Not that many Tracy! . .. Sue. my chair is too high! .. . Reyeeas juntos en espanol ... Love to all ... My 2 dogs. 2 cats, and 2 geese ... Eagles. “Bev” Jay F. . . . 5 13 77 ... all the break-ups ... Janis . .. friends since '76 ... Deb. remember 11 10 78 . . . Donna — Mr. Mailbox ... Ma and Dad. all my love ... Geegee and Val ... all my friends. “Goober 11 24 79 ... Tracy . .. Ford ... Skidoo ... Suzuki... Dam ... Hi Mom and Dad ... Maine. “Lisa” 7 10 78 ... I love you Frank .. . 8 9 80 ... I love you Mom. and Dad . . . Lady and Sinner . . . Donna’s house ... Cheryl L. ... VT ... Skiing. 31 “AI” Hunting ... Fishing ... trapping . . . Thomaston Dam . . . John Sherri: The Best .. . Otis . .. skiing ... Flood ... Hyland Lake ... Four Wheeling ... Snowmo-biling Fish and Game . .. Thanks Mom and Dad. Horse” BB. FH. SB. 1. 2. 3. 4 . .. Summer nights . .. J.Q. 10 19 78 . . . Thanks M.L. ... I love you Mom and Dad. “Tracy” Peppie. 6 28 79 . . . “Love me do” ... 2.10 ... schmuck . . . HTEB ... All of my love and thanks to Greg. Dad. Mom. The Wagners, Family and Friends. ■ jj B “Roy” Pepper. 6 2 78. Hunting Fishing. Trapping. Tina 5 24 79, Ford. 4x4. Samaskas Polaris Colt 250. Yamaha TY 145. The Outdoor Life. Thank you everybody. “Jenny” Carrie. Deb, Mike my love ... 7 3 ... lost fox ... Alice ... “Hey Shortie!” . . . Kevie baby . . . DCC.Car? ... I love you Mom. 32 “Les” All my love and many thanks to P.E.. E.M., J.M.. T.J., D.J.. B.S., J.R.. P.K.. B.K.. T.K.. and the rest . . . The times they are a changing . .. 7 6 79 ... “FUN-CAR” ... Good-Bye THS! “Nubber” Mom and Dad. Thank You ... OLD Orchard Beach 78 ... CC 2 ... Track 2 ... The Jock ... Hey Atlas ... Do It in the dirt ... 4 ... Glen Campbell... Chevy’s 1 ... Mr. C ... “Sher” John — 8 17 78 ... Sea Ray ... Summer . .. Weekends in OTIS . . . hey, Jimmer forgot his life jacket ... eskimo ... GMC 4x4 ... the Who ... 280 z's ... FLA 76 . .. will you two stop laughing ... Love to Mom and Dad. “Sascrotch” E.E.T.V. . . . Hey little guy . .. The Platitudians . . . BOLEH-CIM ... J.D. ... L.L.H.S. ... Nova . .. Anthony's ... Pumpkin ... Mom and Dad ... And now I’m going home to eat. “Kim memories ... dreams ... 6 27 78 ... f.k.f.m. ... 3m’s. 2b’s and lj ... How my doing? ... Summer '79 ... OS ... gruff and devilish . . . YILY . . . France ’79 . . . LSLCLDC Thanks .. . All my love mdstb. 33 “Crash” Hey Mom, i made it ... Dynamite ... Crash during exams ... Cooking down Gerard’s house ... Jethro Tull ’78 and '79. Up in smoke. “Skip Honda’s ... Caddies ... and the Thomaston Fire Dept. ... Oh ye the Pine Grove Inn. “Cheryl” Do you have to bite? ... J.O. ... Sunday nights ... VT... 8 19 76 ... Mark and Floyd on snowy days ... LCM ... Thanks Miss L. . .. 10 10 77 . . . My friends Thanks ... All my love Mom and Dad. “Dee” Rob ... 12 25 76 . . . Friday nights ... Barney ... las ... a playground Rob? ... motorcycling ... Old Forge, N.Y.... winters in Otis ... M M ... All my love Mom and Dad. “Pat” Janis ... Sept. 30. 1977 ... 65 Mustang. Classic 289 .. . 18th birthday ... March 23. 1979 ... Beer Bottles ... Red lights and sirens ... Fire House ... Mom, Dad. and Tuby. 34 Mac” 12 23 78 BEST! ... Floydo. Big Al. Bosco, Dosh, Nelson, Pots. • • • Yo AFF! ... Nelson parties . . . “MENB-ILYA” Grrr ... Headgames... D.B. here I come. “Lynny” Big Boy ... I love you Mom Dad ... Peanut Sun ... J.S. 1 8 77 ... Bon ... Ma De Fo Luv you ... G G’s ... Fred ... Pat K. ... Geeg ... CMVR TLA ... Bob. Sharon, Jeff_CC... Bonz. “Kim” Tommy 8 9 79 ... Gaylords-ville ... Ledmine ... Blue goose ... 3 stooges . . . The farm .. . Bob Dylan ... parties ... Mrs. C. ... memories ... Buffy ... Nan ... Pop ... Mom and Dad I love you! 35 “John” Mustangs ... Honda ... AAMRR . . . Party ... mister Bill ... Tull ... Kansas ... Charlie Daniels Band. “Margie” Jamie I love you 12 29 79 .. . love and thanks to all my friends ... Mar and Dee ... always at midnight ... Weekends, mountains. parades, longwalks ... no I am Marg. she’s Mar ... FHA MOD. “Burnda” 11 4 78 . .. First love ... Sat. nights at TMH . . . friends . .. Ford 4x4 ... France '79 ... oooh that hurts . .. 16th pp ... Old school ... Majorska and OJ ... Thanks Mom and Dad. “John” Sherri — 8 17 78 ... Yamaha ... Which? ... Yea, o.k. ... Otis, Mass ... Waterskiing ... Shedrek ___the Who ... L.S___ELP. Cut it! ... you’re really rotten . .. May 2. “Kris” Kawasaki KH-400 ... Concerts ... Xmas ball ’78. H.O__Hill- side ... Cruisin’ on the Kawa ... 254 ... Death before disco ... How’d it go? ... Beer Parties — Nyst., M. Horn RD. Res. and R.C....Jock? “Mar” Alvin 8-8-78 . . . family and friends are forever ... my class ... I'm sorry ...3am... “Bacon and Porky” ... Friday nights ... FHA . .. moving ... I’m Mar, she’s Marg. “Suziebaby” Memories: 7 5 79 . . . B-ball with Shobie . .. Tracy, thanks for being a wonderful friend . .. Summers ’78 and ’79 .. . Hey Beep ... Mr. McClay ... Zoo and Zone ... parties ... all the great times with great friends ... Prom ’79. “Jackie” All of my love Mom and Dad ... vivacious ... thanks Joe and Lori, Deb and John, Di and Kat and aunti ... Leslie Tina and Cindy ... Newport ... sike ... Rollerskating. “T” Summer 77 ... SP. JR ... Saturday nights ... Tin Tin .. . Ville ... Love ya Mom and Dad ... Thanks Chris and Pete ... Short People .. . No . . . Patty . . . Rollerskating ... Windjammer ... Last Chance. “Cory” Randy 8 21 75 ... Mr. Wright thanks ... Roy’s ... Misty, I miss you ... Big Guy ... Adopting a Korean ... Star ... Beach ... Thanks for life Ran ... Love to my family. 37 “Fran” It’s a free-for-all . . . Suzuki smoothy .. . The Nelson Gang ... HO ... Ski-doo . . . metal shop with TFR ... Nugent ... Cape Cod ... concerts ... Quincy ... Thanks Mom and Dad. “Ritz” John ... football ... 9 27 79 ... BD . . . 6 28 80 ... Clint . . . Mom. Dad. CS. “Annie” Friends . .. Laurie . . . parties . .. Busch ... SNMCRBCK ... Float 76 ... sprint races ... Vt.... Mts. ... Sunset... Roses TW ... Chorus ... CVM F ... Ny 79 I love ya Mom. Dad. Sis Hey You and Mom 2. “John” L.A. ... Mac D’s ... Old 7 ... VH .. . Me ... I hate Disco ... Mich ... Razor blades. 38 “Cheryl” Love to my family ... CILY ... 8 18 79 ... Mcdonald ... friends PKT D ... 5 19 79 ... Babysitting ... Motorcycles ... Nys-troms. “Carol” Richie 11 5 77 ... I love you Dad, JTDBL F ... FH and CL ... Me, Crazy? ... 10 10 77 ... weekends ... 5 4 78 JTRTET ... Mom ... Why me? ■ •. Thanks to all my friends ILY! “Lee” Danny, 3 4 78 ... green rabbit ... Phin ... BI ’78 Airhead ... 10 10 77 ... lectures from Wynnie • • • 57 RA ... Bump ... Mom and Dad ... Friens. “Debbie” I love you Mom and Dad ... all my love to family and friends ... special thanks to Dr. Z ... Lindsay . . . Tanya and Glenn ... Sue’s baby — maybe ... DLMBJ ... Mrs. S. you’re a sweetheart. 39 CLASS OF 1980 Kochanowsky, K. Wilson. C. Wilson. L. V. President President Treasurer (Missing from photo: Roberts. S.) 40 41 42 Row I: Whiteley. D. Samoska. T.. Pierpont. N.. Hallock. T.. Podhorski. G. Row 2: Tierney. G.. Smith. J.. Rieley. J.. Peck. C . Skerstonas. C.. Rink. K.. Root. G. Row 3: Pronovost. P.. Viets. B.. Velle-tri. P.. Warner. L.. Walcott. J. Row 4: Mulligan. E.. Wehrle. P. Row I: Gangloff. K.. Curry. D.. Archer. T.. Caton. C. Row 2: Beaudoin. B.. Darm. R.. Caton. M. Cyr. I.. Row 3: Gloade. L.. Anderson. C. . Eden. M.. Damiano. N. Row 4: Gerard. B.. C'luckey. D. . Curry. J., Curtiss. J. Row 5: Gomes. W.. Fusco. J.. Foley. K.. Abbott. J. Row I: Gugliotti. B.. Guibeault. T.. Kalat. P.. Montanari. J. Row 2: Knox. E.. Mattison. W.. Kli-manowski. L.. Hazelton. R.. Hubbard. J.. Lundberg. B.. Guilmette. C. Row 3: Johnston. S.. O'Neal. R.. Lafreniere. R.. Marsh. D.. Kratzer. P.. Kackowski. T.. Long. J.. Hawksley, C.. Hurlbert. M.. Graham. R.. Grigoraitis. J.. Hayward. H.. Kuharski. M. 44 Class of 1981 Class Officers Pierpont, N; Treasurer; Wehrle, P.; Vice-President; Skerstonas. C.; Secretary; Kackowski, T.; President. 45 Row I: Atwood. J.: Blaser. J.: Berling. T.: Bartlett. D. Row 2: Brown. R.: Acker. D.: Bishop. T.: Cheek. A.; Bellerive. J.: Brazee. L. Row 3: Acker. R.: Braley. R.: Fusco. R.; DeBisschop. M.: Beaudoin. R. Row 4: Cables. D.: Acker. F.: Fabian-ski. P.: Cleveland. L. Row 1: Gray. J.: Famiglietti. M. Row 2: Hurlbert. J.: Green. K.: Hark-ness. H.: Gobin. D. Row 3: Kackowski. M.: Hoyt. D.; Holbrook. M.: Gugliotti. D. Gangloff. B.: Houseknecht. S.: Fox. S.: Didsbury. M.: Jones. M. Row 4: Huot. C.: Gardner. R.: Ford. W.: Johnston. B.: Howe. M.: Jayson. A.: DiBiase. M. Row 1: Rogozinski. C.: Manning. M.: Norton. D.: Oldham. W. Row 2: McNellis. T.; Leifert. C.: Olivero. M.: Little. R.; Losee. E.; Pennell. D.: Lattimer. R. Row 3: Neddermann. P.: Lambert, S.: Knox. D.: Quinn. C.: Pfeuffer. K.: Maloney. K. 46 Row LRieley. K.. Woodward. J.. Ris-tow, J.. Wagner. C.. Whiteside. L.. Weeks. A.. White. C. Row 2: Renz, C., Woods. L., Russell. R., Rink. B.. Rayder. P. Row 3: Weeks. T., Torres. J.. Vieira. M.. Stone. P.. Sheehan. P.. White. W. Row 4: Stone. K.. Thulin. J., Roman. W.. Rainville. B.. Wagner. D. Class of 1982 47 Row I: Currier. P.; Austin. J.; Currier. J. Row 2: DeFiore. C.; Butteri, D.; Aylott. B.; Carey. J.; Brown. J. Row 3: Bullock. S.; Bothroyd. R.; Delliber. E.: Caton, F.; Baron, M. Row 4: Brasche. M.; Archer. K.; Booth. C.; Christophy, J.; Beaudoin. R. Row 1: Fiendel. K.: Goodwin, V.; Faunce. A. Row 2: Geddes. L.; Foster. K.; Hir-lemann. J.: Gancos, C.; Fornatoro, D.; Fisher. D. Row 3: Gray. M.; Grabher. M.; Howe, B.; Foley, C.; Gloade, B.; Gan-dolofo, C. Row 4: Gerard. D.; Dempsey, J.; Duffy. K.; Geddes. J.: Demers. R. Row 1: Piscopo. L.; Pinette, R.; Potter, M.; Johnston, L. Row 2: Huot, A.; LeClaire, L.; McNellis, J.; Kackowski, D.; Mathews. J. Row 3: Krayeski, W.; Johnston, T.; Martin, L.; Ostermann, D. 48 Row 1: Sali. J.: Woina. P.: Potter, S.: Szabo. E.; Riberdy. J. Row 2: Russell. M.; Roy. C.; Ristow, R.; Sanford. C.: Smail. J.; Qucnnc-ville. P.; Shanahan. D. Row 3: Terrill, S.: Smith. A.: True-love, E.; Rosa. A.: Schenkel. L.; Savage. A. Class of 1983 Class Officers 49 Howe. B.. President; Austin, J., Treasurer; Currier. J., Secretary; Piscopo, L.. Vice President. Row I: Peterson. J.: Casolo, J.; Mrs. Pisconski. Row 2: Cianciola. R.: Smith. I; Schenkel. N. Row 3: Burleigh. G.; Shea. R.; Roy. R.; Row 4: Collins. R.; Knisley. P.: Waters. L. OLIVER WOLCOTT PROGRAM Row 1: McIntyre, D.: Hubbard. S.; Vieira. R.; Kelly. M. Row 2: Warner. W.; McKenzy. T.: Peterson, M.: Mitchell. M. Row 3: Sanford. G.: Miss Cote. 50 Row 1: Kackowski. T.: Breen. M.; Fuller. M.; Abercrombie. D.; Hoffman. T.; Layman. D.: Richards. M.; Wilson. M.: Pineite. B.: Belonick. K.; Kochanowsky. K. Row 2: Goodwin. D.; Kraizer. P.: Beaudoin. B.; Gloade. L.; Bauer, L.; Goad. S.; Losee. S. Row 3: Jennings. H.: Royer. T.; Lattimer. C.: Wilson. C. OWL STAFF Linda 52 Row I: Huot. A.: Carey. J.: Bellerive. J. Row 2: Hoffman. T.: Eden. M.: Skerstonas. C.: Abercrombie. D.: Losee. S.: Laltimer. C.: Foley. K.: Wehrle. P. Row 3: Kratzer. P.: Caion. M.: Richards. VL: Kochanowsky. K.: Whilely. D.; Pennell. K.: Whiteside. L.: Piscopo. L. Row 4: Potter. S.: Bauer. L.: Dayton. S.: Kuharski. M.: Losee. E. Student Council Student Council Officers 53 Abercrombie. D.. President: Skerstonas. C.. Secretary: Lattimer. C.. Treasurer: Losee. S.. Vice-President. Nurses Aid Row I: Segalla. R.; Layman. D.; Richards, M.; Curtiss, C.; Jennings. H.: Sipkowski. A.; Royer, T.; Sanford. C.; Dery, N.; Losee, S.: Wilson, M.; Chamberlin, L.; Hannon. L.; Cook, G.; Burleigh, C.; Mrs. Reynolds. Fufure Nurses Row 1: Howe, B.; Austin. J.; Krat-zer. P.; Jennings. H.; Royer. T.; Wilson. M. Row 2: Mrs. Mathes; Curry. D.; Anderson, C; Rink. K.: Truelove. E.; Sipkowski, A. 55 Jr. Board of Education Row 1: Hoffman. R.; Lundberg. B ; Hawksley. C.; Gobin. D.; McIntyre. M. Row 2: Pfeuffer. K.: DeFiore. C. Btudent- Teacher Advisory Board Savage, F.; Richards, M.; Eden, M.: Wilson, M.; Kratzer. P.; Caton, M. 56 Row I: Manning. M.: Sanford. C.: Norton. D. Row 2: Abercrombie. D.; Gangloff. B.; Sipkowski. A.; Goodwin. D. Row 3: Mr. Collins.; Richards. D.: Knox. D.: Weeks. T. CHORUS Row I: Mrs. Wright. Richards. M.: Layman. D.: Wilson. M.; Hoffman. T.: Wrisley. B : O'Neal. R. Row 2: Fabianski. P.: Greene. K.: Hawksley. C.: Cheek, A.; Losee. E.: Cleveland. L.; Piscopo, L.; DeFiore. C.: Pinette. R.: Oldham. W.; Gangloff. B. Row 3: Norton. D.; White. C.: Riberdy. J.: Olivero. M.: Fiendel. K.; Gobin. D.: Little. R.: Bellerive. J.; Ristow. J.: Wagner. C.: Gancos. C.: Carey. J.: Foster. K.; Smith. A.: Aylott. B. Row 4: Skerstonas. C.: Kratzer. P.: Curtiss. C.: Royer. T.: Pennell. D.: Whiteside. L.: Watley. N.: Harkness. H.: Savage. A.: Fischer. D.: Truelove. E.: Currier. P.: Howe. B.: Damiano. N.: Austin. J. F H A Row I: Wilson. M.: President: Pennell. D.: Secretary. Row 2: Skerstonas. C.: Treasurer: Richards. M.. Vice-President. 0FFICER9 58 Row I: Mrs. Belding: Foster. K.: Carey, J.; LeClaire, L.; Huot. A.: Ristow, J.; Little. R.: Gobin. D.: Roy. C.; Wehrle. P.: Howe. M. • Row 2: Bauer. L.; Goad. S.: Fiendel, K.; Watley, N.; Whiteside. L.: Foley. K.: Eden. M.: Pierpont. N.: Hubbard. J.; Curry. D.; Maloney. K.: Gloade. B. Row 3: Johnston. L.; Acker. D.: Quinn. C.: Gangloff. B.: Smith. A.: Szabo, E.; Weeks. A.: Goodwin. D.: Long. J.; Velletri. P.; Viets, B.; Foley. C. Row 4: Woods, L.; Pfeuffer. C.: Rayder, P.; Fox, S.; Atwood. J.; Bishop. T.; Savage, A.: Fisher. D.; Peck. C.; Weeks. T.: Johnston. T. Row 5: Stone. P.; Johnston. B.; Truelove. E.; DeFiore. C.: Piscopo. L.: Currier. J.: Ristow. R.: Cleveland. L.; Losee. E.: Cheek. A.; Geddes. M.; Gray. J. Row 6: Howe. B.; Austin. J.: Harkness. H.; Russell. R.: Wrisley. B.; Brown. J.; Fomatoro. D.: Houseknecht. S.: Grabher. M.; WhiteC.: Archer. K. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Wehrle, P., President; Cheek. A.. Vice-President; Losee. E.. Secretary; Bishop. T.. Treasurer. 59 Bibliosophs Row 1: Pinette, R., DeFiore, C., Piscopo, L. Fuller. P.. Wilson. C. Row 2: Austin. J.. Howe. B.. Mrs. Fuller. 60 Row 1: Dery. A.: Wagner. C. Row 2: Samoska. T.; Curry. D.: Hannon. L.: Whitely. D. BROWN ■ GOLD Mrs. Pratt will flip when she reads this story. French Club Row 1: Caton. M.. Beaudoin, B.. Kratzer. P.. Rink. K.. Kackowski, T. J. Row 2: Riberdy, J.. Quenneville. P., Terrill. S.. Faunce. A., Goodwin. V.. Abercrombie. D. Row 3: Norton, D.. Gancos, C., Pinette. R.. Manning. M. French Club Officers Abercrombie. D., Vice President. Rink, K., Secretary. Kratzer. P.. President. Beaudoin. B.. Treasurer. 62 Hayward. H.; Foley, K.; Kackowski, T.; Pronovost, P.; Dunn. J.; Kuharski. M.: Abbott. J. AUDIO VISUAL Nothing like a cup of hot coffee to start the day off right! 63 Row I: Rayder, P.; Curry. D.; Royer.T.; Atwood. J.; Weeks, A. Row 2: Harkness. H.; Fox. S.; Bauer. L.; Belonick, K.; Samoska. T.; Hale. B. Row 3: Chandler. V.; Gloade. L.; Woods. L.; Watley. N.; Peck. C.; Huot. C. BUSINESS CLUB Rayder. P.. Treasurer: Pinette. B.. Secretary: Peck, C.. President: and Royer. T.. Vice-President. 64 Row 1: Pierpont. N.: Acker, D.; Pfeuffer, K.; Quinn, C.; Johnston, L.: Delliber, E.: Gloade. L.: Johnston, S. Row 2: Riberdy, J.; Woina, P.: Faunce. A.; Terrill, S.: Huot A.; Bullock, S.: Pronovost, P.: Wehrle, P.; Mr. Collins. Row 3: Small, J.; Johnston. T.: LeClaire. L.: Smith, A.; Goodwin. V.: Bowden. J.: Knox. D.: Jones. M. Row4: Johnston. B.: Stone. P.: Bothroyd, R.; Didsbury. M. BAND Nancy and Peter 65 Row 1: Mr. Bouffard. Bradshaw. W; Kackowski, M.; Losee, S.; Knox. E.: Layman. D.: Richards. M.: Lattimcr. C. Row 2: Stone. P.: Wagner. D.: Howe. M.: Kamens. S.: Fusco. J.: Foley. K.: Fuller. M.: Abercrombie. D.: Bailey. J.: Woina. D. THEATER CLASS YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU. JANUARY 19, 1980 66 ATHLETICS Ready, set,... Hey Fusco, get off his lap. 90CCER The Hurlbert Hustle ??? Hey. get back here! Row 1: Kraizer, P.; Riberdy. J.; Terrill, S.; Faunce, A.; Houseknecht, L.; Wilson, C. Row 2: Coach Rayder.: Pennell, D.; Rink, B.; Krayeski, W.; Lattimer, C.; Losee. S.; Wilson. L. FIELD HOCKEY Lee Sharon VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Gomes. B. Row 2: Smith. J.: Hurlbert. J.: Hurlbert. M.: Rainville. B.: Grigoratis. J.: Roman. W.: Booth. C.: Beaudoin. B.: Stone. K.: Kackowski. M. Bill Curt Captain 71 Matthew John Bryan Johnny Curt 72 JV BASKETBALL Row I: Beaudoin. B.: Booth.C.; Kackowski. D. Row 2: Viets. B.: Hoyt. D.: Beaudoin. R.: Demers. J.: Holbrook. M. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 73 The Bear — A. Savage Row 2: Wagner, C.; Gobin. D.; Carey, J.; Samoska, T.; Sanford, C.; Foster, K.: Roy. C.; Gancos, C.; Wilson. C. Row 3: Little, R.; Bellerive. J.: Ristow, J. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Carrie Captain 74 76 Row 1: Torres. J.; Holbrook. VI.; Booth. D.; Hoyt. D.; Huot, C. Row 2: Roman. W.; Oliver. J.; Shypinka, D.; Dzyck, M.; Bartosiewicz. P.; White. B.; Truelove. R. Row 3: Coach Dupont. Kraznowski. B.; Stone. C.; DeBisshop. M.; Kackowski, M.; Hurlbert. J.; Wagner. D.; Smith, J.: Hurlbert. M.: Viets. B.; Wilson. R. BASEBALL Lori Cheryl SOFTBALL 78 You gotta run to third! Yuk. she spit in my face. 80 JR. PROM 82 Mr. Berg and Mr. DuPont (Thank You) DEDICATION CEREMONY FOR THE NEW TH0MA8T0N HIGH SCHOOL. Ladies and Gentlemen ... Oh no. my lips are stuck. Why are you walking out on me? 83 LYKAT 1980 85 Mr. and Mrs. Schipul Mark and Robin Danny and Wendy 86 DANCES J u n i o r Randy and Carrie Doug and Tracy L y k a t Fran and Peggy 87 Class Flirt Boh and Dana Tallest and Shortest Lee and Tina Most Forget- ful Boh and Peg Most Studious Mike and Sharon Tallest and Shortest Deh and Mike Did Most for School Best Dressed Fran and Denise Floyd and Kim Class Typical Athlete THS Boh Fran and and Lori Carol 88 SUPERLATIVES Most Sincere Fran Savage Marjorie O'Neal Best All Around Kris Nelson Denise Abercrombie Class Storyteller Ron Bordner Most Artistic John Bailey Denise Abercrombie Did Most For Class Scott Kamens Carol Wilson Most Likely To Succeed Fran Savage Linda Bauer Dependable Jeff Dunn Fran Savage Mike Breen Marion Richards Most Helpful Floyd Bishop Fran Savage Marion Richards Nicest Eyes Steven Fusco Bev Hale Best Looks Mark McIntyre Bev Hale Most Innocent Joe Fairchild Connie Curtiss Mike Breen Sue Roberts Most Unselfish Jeff Dunn Marjorie O’Neal Most Nonchalant John Miller Gee Gee Cook Most Pessimistic Alan Hoffman Sherrie Kentana Most Optimistic- John Bailey Lester Duffy Marjorie O’Neal Class Blushers Mike Breen Cheryl Lattimer Most Independent John Newsome Karen Garney Friendliest Kris Nelson Lynn McIntyre Marjorie O’Neal Class Clown Kris Nelson Peggy Fuller Most Enthusiastic Floyd Bishop Mark McIntyre Denise Abercrombie Most Realistic John Bailey Lisa Hannon Quietest Mark Brazee Connie Curtiss Loudest Kris Nelson Lori Houseknecht Musician Dan Knox Debbie Goodwin Politician Dan Knox Sharon Losee Class Gearhead Steve Fox Linda Chamberlin Class Problem Solver Jeff Dunn Carol Wilson Class Poet John Bailey Hollie Jennings Class Philosopher John Vieira Sharon Losee Most Sarcastic Dave Gerard Lori Houseknecht Most Polite Fran Savage Marjorie O’Neal Most Popular Kris Nelson Kim Kochanowsky Gets along best with Faculty Fran Savage Dana Layman Gets along worst with Faculty Pat Little Cindy Burleigh Most Ambitious Fran Savage Denise Abercrombie Nicest Smile Mark McIntyre Tracy Hoffman Newest to Class George Little Kim McNellis Most Changed Bill Bradshaw Linda Bauer SONG: Devil Went Down To Georgia SAYING: How'ditgo? GROUP: Charlie Daniels Band FOOD: Pizza HOBBY: Parties SPORT: Basketball PLACE: Nystroms 90 91 Tel. 283-8541 Ann |ris Owner Monday Thru Friday Saturday 8:30-4:30 8:30-5:30 Sunday 8:30-12:00 Noon THOMASTON HARDWARE SUPPLY Commercial, Residential, and Industrial Supplies 81 Waterbury Rd. Thomaston, CT 06787 Compliments of: NORMAN'S COLOR CENTER 79 Waterbury Road Thomaston, CT 06787 Congratulations Class of 1980 Compliments THOMASTON BAIT AND of TACKLE LARRY'S AUTO SALES 53 Meadow Street 40 Watertown Road Thomaston, CT 06787 Thomaston, CT Tel. 283 0234 For Jeans With a Touch of Class Casual Clothing for Whole Family T-Shirts With Custom Printing for a Form of Self Expression 70 Main St. Thomaston 283-8322 JIMMIES FUEL SERVICE INC. For Your Heating Comfort Fuel Oil Service in the Thomaston and Surrounding Areas. 93 294 South Main 283-5620 Congratulations to Thomaston High School Class of 1980 TIME-MIST INC. Industries JOSEPH'S BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOPPE We Bake for All Occasions From ... Muffins fo Wedding Cakes Brea kfast — Lunch — Snacks — Daily Charcoal Grill 4 Main St. Thomaston, CT Phone: 283-551 I Compliments of CHET'S RESTAURANT Main St. Thomaston, Conn. Congratulations to Class of 1980 JSare Ta i FEATURING EXCELLENT FOOD FINE WINE 147 E MAIN ST THOMASTON. CONN YOUR HOSTS ERIC a MARGE BARELLA 283 4039 Good Luck to the BRUSCINO'S Class of 1980 WAYSIDE From Plume Atwood Brass Mill Division PACKAGE STORE DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIES, Litchfield County's Favorite Liquor Store 500 South Main St. Thomaston, Conn. Phone — 283-4503 INC. 94 Hours: Monday Thru Thursday — 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Friday and Saturday — 11:00 AM to 1:00 AM Sunday— 12:00 Noon to 12:00 Midnight PIZZA PALACE Delicious Pizza Hot Oven Grinders Spaghetti Chef Salad Greek Salad Antipasto Klimis Kambouris 197 Main Street Thomaston, CT Call 283-9990 FOSTER BROS. FRUIT STAND Waterbury Road Thomaston, CT 06787 95 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season Best Wishes From TORINGTON SPECIAL PRODUCTS I 16 Waterbury Road Thomaston Phone (203) 283-5750 AMS COMPANY Hairspring Manufacturing KEN'S EXXON 905 Waterbury Road Thomaston, Conn. 06787 362 E. Main St. Thomaston, CT 06787 Phone 283-9055 203-283-9913 D. M. BARBERET Jewelers Watch and Clock Repair 96 D. M. Barberet, Prop. 79 Main St. Thomaston, CT 06787 PONTIAC 55 South Main St. PALOMBA'S MARKET 225 Pine Hill Road Thomaston, CT 283-8211 LEE PONTIAC GMC INC. gg TRUCKS 142 East Main Street Telephone 283-4361 Thomaston, Conn. 06787 K.C.'S PACKAGE STORE L. Knox — Permittee We Sell a Full Line of — Wines • Liquors • Domestic and Imported Beers Phone 283-8400 Tel 283-8219 £ ’v4-7' SOUTH MAIN STREET THOMASTON. CONN GEORGE'S SERVICE STATION 25 HR WRECKER SERVICE too SOUTH MAIN ST GEORGE RYAN SON THOMASTON CT 06787 OWNERS Natural Foods Plus South Main St. Thomaston, CT 06787 283-0577 See Rita and Judy for the Best in Natural Foods, Vitamins and Cosmetics 24 Hour Service PECCO'S FUEL HEATING SERVICE INC. Walnut Hill Road Thomaston, CT 06787 Silveo Pecco Ken Pecco Dick Pecco 567-5137 283-4787 283-5420 ANTHONY'S BARBER SHOP 191 Main Street Thomaston, CT 283-4438 Bus. Phone:283-8217 graham McAllister REAL ESTATE 98 94 East Main Street Thomaston, CT 06787 Wl -3 ¥vtire Cxrnvpxi i McINTIHE 27 RIVER STREET. THOMASTON. CONN. 06787 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 From MAIN PACKAGE STORE 71 Main St. Thomaston Thanks to LORING STUDIOS Fine Flowers Sifts ANN’S SHOPPE zNlAds.’ima.nn 81 Main Thomaston Conn. 28 Center Street Thomaston, CT 06787 Phone 283-4964 283-5160 Sift Certificates Layaway Good Luck to the Class of 80 NORTHFIELD GEN. STORE Main St. Northfield Tom Doris Ayers Best Wishes to the Congratulations Class of 80 TrOm GRANITE SPRINGS FAIR-CREST POULTRY BEVERAGES 508 South Main St. 100 Smith Road Thomaston Tel. 283 4902 EASTERN PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORIES, INC. EPL Building Thomaston, Connecticut 06787 MclNTIRE CO. 27 River Street Thomaston, Conn. 06787 100 Best Wishes From John Sr. and John Jr. TEL 283-4329 .5urnitu re (Center John M. Guida, Sr. 32 Union Street Thomaston, Conn. 283-4875 BARB'S VARIETY Keys Cut While U Wait NATIONAL T.V. and APPLIANCE Barbara and Bill Hotchkiss 8 I Main Street Thomaston, Conn 127 East Main St. Thomaston CT 06787 Congratulations Class of 1980 EAST COAST CONSTRUCTION 710 North Main St. Thomaston, CT 06787 ANDREW'S PACKAGE STORE Best Wishes to Aluminum Siding and Carpentor Work RESERVATIONS Guy Beaudoin Ronald Beaudoin Nelson Cyr CALL 283-9668 the Graduates JIM'S PLACE STEVE'S BARBER SHOP t Cfcalet JUatatrrant ROUTE 6 THOMASTON. CONNECTICUT . unch and Dinner J.J. Herman proprietors Clement Herman 283-5686 101 Good Luck Class of 80' 14 Park St., Thomaston 102 91 Cooke St., Waterbury Best Wishes From CLEARWATER POOLS and All the Employees O CO o CO CD O O r. --vV ■ x