Vinal Technical High School - Hawk Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

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I n maxim-,-,,,-,,- , H r Photographs and memories . . . rr All I have are these to remember you M Qs ' h M -Y Photographs and MCIIIOYILS ' M ,.,,, , ,,,. Jirncroce 3 Mem'ries light the corner of my mind. Misty water color mem'ries of the way We were. '8I4tf?'V' Scattered pictures of the smiles We left behind, Smiles We gave to one another for the way We Were. 5 Can it be that it was all so simple then, Or has time rewritten ev'ry line? .-.---v If we had the chance to do it all again, Tell me would we? Could We? fga 1 ,...4::v-. . K Nm ezwksg ag 7 Mem'ries may be beautiful and yet, Whatis too painful to remember we Simply choose to forget. Q51 . sf ,....f- 9 M' .A t 69 mf? , JW ' ,ww M Wwwwwwf, Q Q --:gnu , W A W 4 W 1 my A 5 MMM! ,, W. , I , K I :T-if I N 1.5 - gh A 5, . . c ,L 7: , , ' F A fr. .frzis-+2115 F' ' Y -V ,fmA5EH' -A ' fa' . 52235325 , YW ' ' 5' 11:e2frf21f1f?rf2f aa -,Sf ,. 1..- . - L : w e ' E215 ' if' . '-K 5 fQ :.x in af . . H 1 r 5: 4 ,. 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We're gonna make our dreams come true, And we'll do it our Way 'W 'W .t.k 4oo,Z4 ft Making Our Dreams Come True Cyndi Greco ik A Before the rising sun we fly, So many roads to choose, We start out walking and learn to run. And yes, we've just begun. 7'X 5 ittto 1 4 fy' af ai Sharing horizons that are new to us, Watching the signs along the way. Talking it over just the two of us, Working together day to day together, Together. And yes, weive just begun. And when the evening comes we smile So much of life ahead. 3E SERIOL ones L i We'll fmd a place Where there's X 'Q And yes, we ve just begun. We ve Only Just Begun Paul Wllliams -v ? Qs! .' Mk ' S54 ' X, wx I DONNA L. SCATA So many stormy nights, so many wrong or rights. Neither could change their headstrong way, and in a lover's rage, they tore another page. The fighting is worth the love they share. - Journey I know your image of me is what I hope to be. I've treated you unkindly, but, darling, can't you see? There's no one more important to me. -- The Carpenters Class of '83 Tony always and forever l1f2lf80 Fords and Buicks . . . Stacy Lattisaw, Eagles, Molly Hatchet, and Jackson Brown . . . my love . . . Kansas . . . will always remember the good times we have and the future we hold . . . Karen and Ellen, two best friends . . . Hey, El and Kay, we made it! . . . my purple people eater . . . 8128182 . . . We'll always be together . . . Italian Fest with Seb and Mary Ann . . . Congratulations to the class of '83 at Mercy - it was fun freshman year, but Vinal is better . . . special thanks to Mom and Dad, who have given their help and support . . . l've made it! SCOTT M. SCHENARTS Class of '83 . . . soccer and hockey . . . Denise . . . Cooter . . . carpentry 7141 . . . special thanks to Mr. Marino, Mr. Milardo, Mr. Priest, and Mr. Lom- bardo . . . Van Halen . . . Black and Blue . . .Ted Nugent . . . Ozzy. 18 up X . GEORGE SCRIVENER STEPHEN C. GESSN ER Cat Scratch Fever . . . Ted Nugent . . . likes Led Zeppelin and Lynyrd Skynyrd . . .tennis and swimming. . .class of'83 is fl xr. . .Y gzrrzsfssegzs ,gig as ., . sl 3 3 N Q Q l 5 N , 5 Y QS K g X E t S ,L . .1 NN Ns CLIFFORD B. HALL Well, they call me the breeze. l keep rolling down the road. '76 Buick Skyhawks forever . . . Bunza . . . powerbrakes . . . V-6 . . . Yes, Mr. Lewis, it was me. . .. Paint that car. . . . cruisin' in the plaza ... thanks to Scott . .. automotive .. . Lynyrd Skynyrd another day, another car Rick, Bill, and Krazy Koz. . . tickety, tickety . . . V-8 Monzas . . . thanks Mom and Dad for all their help. . . Til we meet again . . . laterf, niggas T' T VI' MW ' I at MARK A. MYJAK , :w,2?fffzsw'fz?Zmt, ,, ff 2 , ' i ' ,,,,, W WALTER M, JACKSON Electronics '83 basketball thanks Mom, Herbie, Sue, Janice, Glenda, and Culver. 1.9 s...., THOMAS J. WOODCOCK I came, Idid my time, and now I'm leaving. Fridays were the best, but I hated the rest . . .carpentry ffl . . .good luck to th class of '83 .. . special thanks to Mr. Jaskot, Mr. Milardo, Mr. Marino, an Mr. Priest. JOSEPH K. GIOELLA e rv-ei.. -H V, X ggi? 'X 'Mii'ii5l'V'vkr ' f X5 A. e 1' . .. ' K , 97 W E ' ,ttt ay-:W's mf SA Y .iw za. W 'W 2..- . .wet W I , EH i Q :,. v, vi . ,E .cf if wht, LM- W7 I ' ' ' www 4 V Ai iv. A tiff' egg - Rf' 4 .- - iw f- 'mp ..:. . ,. 1 1-' if A t A . ' ' M. ' ' 'P' i 4 ' f ' 15 1' 'f-M' . T5 ff 1. ja w - . f1 Vu'j.' 3 K . 5. wiv g f. :Nj ' Q 4 'x i ii Effie! ...'e. X ,--- s'e QV-4,5511 t . :tit iif . -4 ' E .Y ,... C L V , , .,+f'JTs ,K ,A e., LJ I 1 . V Qxbiyw lvljlylz.. 14 akgit. .3 ' .s ' ' re ii Q yi A... 12? 5. 'effigy' V g. Wggkqifr ,EAAA , If . . 3 , i A A f fl f-xx' -1 I A i. f ' -1. 5 H 1' - 2202, .... B L itgr : 1: Ji ' H . 1 W - , A Q 1 W e . zitfi w v, '. ... 5 I 'E ' .. 'i 4' W .V ' 51.2, H' 1 , V A 1. M EFF . 7 Asamx girlie: ..h.. NS F ,, - F M 4.21, of it F tx Wi - f if ,-i,ifIg.12.q ifm,5sgifg4f'5g? .455 - vfm. f,'.4i5'.4H-'-15' v'fM'a pE:5 'in.1..a,f'f ZQ?K2..f' Xkfif 27 i 20 1 , ,. JACK D'ALESSANDRO JEFFREY K. HASBROUCK Lynyrd Skynyrd Band . . . Chevy 4 x 4's . . . four-wheelin' all the way . . . 4 x 4 pullin' . . . Dirt is for racingg asphalt's for sissies. DAVID J. FAVA YY J' 4 GLENDA F. STUCKEY Time is of the essence so make the best of it while you can! Thanks Mom and Dad for their love and support . . . special thanks to Mr. Serra . . . Janice and Susan, friends always . . . special memories of James Myers . . . Blue Goose . . . '80 Mirada . . . Hey, who took my gym clothes? . . . Jamaica 8fl lf82 . . . Herbie and Walter, two sweet guys . . . J .C .... automotive ffl . . . Kiesha, don't tell Mom . . . Wake up, Pete, we're gonna be late . . . Yolanda, I made it! DONALD W. SPENCER ltomotive ill . . . country music and disco . . . Ford . . . '68 Barracuda . . . ith class with Mr. Scianna . . . water skiing and the ladies . . . thanks the ff at Vinal, his family, friends, and all the relatives. 21 is SALVATORE MAGNANO 1970 Chevy-powered Firebird .. . drafting ffl . .. VICA conference The four years at Vinal were great, and the people who made it great are Joe Gioella, John Ziomek, Tim Anderegg, Bonney Purinton, Dan Marselli, Bob Scandura, Joe Etheridge, Jeff Geary, and Gino Moncada . . . I would like to thank my shop teachers, Mr. Lewis and Mr. Lattizori, for being the great teachers they are . . . Thanks to the rest of my friends for being there when I needed you . . . Thanks to Sue for the last three weeks of '82 . . . Ted Nugent Strangle Hold Free for All Journey Don't Stop Believingf' JEFFREY T. BELAIR Seems like yesterday, but it was long ago. - Bob Seg. Carpentry '83 All . . .thanks Mr. Priest, Mr. Marino, and Mr. Milardo . . . Lf Zeppelin, Van Halen, B.O.C., Ozzy, The Boss, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Tl Doors . . .good luck to the class of '83. l S Q A 5 if K. --Qigfiif' A may X , J fx .M . DONALD J. JENKINS The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes, then steal your dreams. lt's heaven and hell. A Heaven and Hell Black Sabbath So if you think your life is complete confusion 'cause you never win the game Ccause your neighbors got it madej, just remember that it's a grand illusiong and deep inside we're all the same. - Grand Illusion Styx Electronics '83 . . . Nick, Joe, Jim, Dan, Calvin, Supertom, and honorable mention to Otis . picking on Sal . . . pencils, notebook, and theory room thanks to Mr. Agnes and Mr. Ocone . . . Wesleyan Humanities . . .junior year . . . ZXSI Ouija . . .class of '83. 22 M4 MICH ELLE J. TAYLOR I'm not afraid to say out loud, even among the largest crowd, how much I real- ly love you, dear, and how much I need you here, I always used to wonder why such little things could make me cry, like missing you for just a day. I want to cry when you're away. At work I always sit and stare and dream about if you were there, I'd take you in my arms so tight and hold you close with all my might. How you live and how you fly, smiles you give and tears you cry, all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. qs - I.ynyrd Skynyrd Michael always and forever . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Coles Road . . . best wishes to Debi and Rich . . . Mike's GTO . . . Hey, could I drive it today? Why not? . . . the retired Firebird . . . Chevelles are the best . . . Hey, can we go to McDonald's today, please? . . .drafting . . . Bonney . . .Tim . . . Thanks, Mike, Dad, and Ma for pushing me through because I finally made it! . . . Thanks, Matt, for being there as a friend when I was down and out. zy Sabbath J Geils Ted Nugent Foghat and Outlaws Cube Troll, EDWARD WADSWORTH 23 HEATHER L. FOREMAN Life's only as hard as you make it. -Anonymous Mike tArizonaJ . . . IGA . . . rollerskating, tennis, sign language, and drama . , . camping, the beach, amusement parks, and tuna fish . . . all the way . . . hairdressing . . . VlCA . . . Junior Competition . . . a J.W. and the Bible . . . Hi, Mr. Puorro! . .. How's it going, Mr. Poirier? ... Mr, Calarco, we're not the Bobbsey twins. . . . Thanks for everything, Mom, Mrs. Russo, and Mrs. Aresco. You're the best! Q S' 4 A., . .f3?fif2:a if JAMES J. MOKOSKI Man will endure and prevail. - William Faulkner Drafting. . . VICA.. . Intellivision . . . 6e . . . Humanities with Oklaif . .. Laissez-faire . . . Pelletti, shut up! . . . Jim, can l see your homework? . . . arguments at lunch with Kevin . . . golf at Meriden? . . . Paul, what did you say? . . . Tom, you're not perfect, but almost . . . Kevin's perfect . . . Joe, do you have my lettering guide again? What's your problem? .. . Matt, you'Il never be able to beat me at Intellivision baseball . . . Never say Atari Good luck, drafting class of '83, especially Joey, Dean, Matto, Jon, Rich, Mark, and Michelle, also Tom, Muz, and Kevin . . . thanks Mr. Lewis. WE 5 RANDY W. McCANN Good luck to the class of '83 , . . Hey, Bruce! . . .cookies at lunch with Bob. . automotive shop rules . . . Koz! Did you blow up another motor? . . . Did yoi crash again, Bob? . . . going out with Darcey . .. l0f16f8l ...teddy bears or the dash . . . DDM . . . team green factory rider . . . Motocross rules . . . hope tc turn pro. ,ik fx - X mmwn w . as meeasrgsxm-fg55ss:::, sm: PETER L. ERCOLANI Gibson Les Paul ... Crank me up to ll ... Let's jam . . . cruisin' in the Cutlass Mary-Jean the ridge Aug. l vanilla shakes Goldilocks . . . Holmes . . . skateboards . . . Porsche ffl . . . at the drags with Jim. . .electrical '83 . . . Remember the Vinal Tech Blues. A qi ,. V-sz,-... I ,Haiti-'irFg, cv A Q b lv- vs: 5 .N aqgljx'-ns. SCOTT T. BOOTH l 26 MARK G. KEDZIERSKI To the finest drafting teachers - thanks a lot, Mr. Lattizori and Mr. Leu . . . best of luck to the drafting class of l983. 2am ,,'f :,k,J,u4 ,. . STEVEN G. GRZYBOWSKI Motocross 41 racing two classes practicing with Randy and Bob machine shop . . . class of '83 . , . expert is getting closer . . . special thanks to parents for all they have done and for presently helping him through his rac career. MARK E. KAPITZKE mm, w--'N KELLY M. MEEHAN Hairdressing il . . . Good luck to my friends, Paula, Patty, and Maria . . . Scorpio . . . working with Patty at Hall's . . . Maria and the rock . . . Ocean Beach with Pudda . . . Rod Stewart concert with Patty and Maria . . . soccer games . . . Beseck Mt. Benny, a good friend playing charades in Stevens Lane woods with Pudda, Lori, and Maritsa . . . Christmas party at Linda's . . . Hey, guys, l've got N.A .... Mr. Scianna's math class . . . 1lf8f80 . . . Thank you, Bruce, l love you . . .Thanks Mom and Pops. . .GRD . . . J. Geils . . .Tom Petty - g'Stop Draggin' My Heart Around . . . Junior Prom . . .graduation . . . School's out forever! ssss 1 stss . 2 .... ix -fi-....... JOHN C. THEISS Fm telling you now the greatest thing you can ever do now is trade a smile with someone who's blue now. lt's very easy. So anytime somebody needs you, don't let them down although it grieves you. Someday you'll need someone like they do, looking for what you knew. A Led Zeppelin Many times I've lied, many times l've listened, many times l've wondered how much there is to know. Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. A Led Zeppelin In dealing with other people, it's not your own perception of reality that is the determining factor, but theirs. As they perceive the situa- tion to be, so will they act. - Brian MacCennedi, 966 AD. 27 DANIEL W. CULVER When I first met you, didn't realize. Don't forget you or your surprise. You introduced me to my mind and left me wanting you and your kind. - Black Sabbath The world is full of kings and queens that blind your eyes and steal your dreams. It's heaven and hell. - Black Sabbath You can't always get what you wantg but if you try, sometime you just might find you get what you need. - The Rolling Stones Van Halen, Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath Judas Priest and Iron Maiden . . . 666 - the numberof the beast. . . nothing but heavy metal . . . electrical fl ...cruisin' in the GTO. . . Walter. . .Chevy SS 396. HERBERT L. HOLLEY 28 JOSEPH M. CASSERINO It's been a long four years, but I have enjoyed every minute of it. Speci thanks to Mr. Jaskot, Mr. Kotowski, and Mr. Serra. Mr. Termine, what the thought for the day? Mr. Romano, where's my grinder? I will miss a my friends I made here at Vinal. Good luck to the class of '83! '--- DWIGHT N. EVERETT We've got to get out of this place if it's the last thing we ever do . . . No problem! . . . Dwang! . . . Junior Prom party . . . flip the Hawk . . . Aaahhh!! . . . carpentry fl . . . B.N.B .... '83 . . . soccer games ...big guy. . .Uncle Ted. . .Sky Hawk. . . Mustang. ,J ,.., as .... .. .. ....... . ...K ... MICHAEL D. QUERFELD E l l 1 E 1 3 ,qqanum-uns' annum:-nuns wWWfWwwMW..W..- 'fe PAUL ROYCE You know that day destroys the night. Night divides the day. Try to run, try to hide, break on through to the other side. - The Doors And if the clouds burst, thunder in your ear, you shout and no one seems to hear, and if the band you're in starts playing different tunes, I'll see you on the dark side of the moon. -- Pink Floyd Five to one, one in five, no one here gets out alive. - Jim Morrison '66 GTO electrical T83 541 out on the job Culliver GCGL . . , taste buds and 714 rorer . . . Hendrix and Morrison live forever . . . sympathy for the devel . . . Zig Zag . . . going mobile . . . Long live rock . . .old no. 7 . . . rat salad . . . born to be wild. 29 SEBASTIAN DiMAURO fx '- f tx 5'.a.,5lJ JOHN J.ZlOMl-IK b gk-'M I've had four good years, but I'm glad I'm lefavinlgl qs.-'-fl----'I if Electronics Mr. Agnes ffl 1970 small,block Stroker . . . cruisin' on the weekends with fgdodffriends, Sal, JQegTilni,g!Dz and Bob . . . Good luck to the class of '8?Q!4IV,U ' A . , f, ,Inf ,Q x l Y , lj, ix., I 'z ,f S X if K i 2 .abil ,--tl ll-'lx X il lk tl Nfl H L ' 1' 'tl 'x N A95 ,t .t 1 t ti yo. 2 I 1' Q ef its 1 ELLEN M. RAJTAR Sometimes, not often enough, we reflect upon the good things, and those thoughts always center around those we love. And I think about those people who mean so much to me and for so many years have made me so very happy. And I count the times I have forgotten to say thank you and just how much I love you. - The Carpenters Hold to a true friend with both hands. - Nigerian proverb True friends walk in when the rest of the world walks out., Jim, a dream to me .. . December 26, 1980 . . . thanks Donna and Karen for walking in . . . Suey . . . my Pumpkin . . . Serena and Duchie . . . Rally Nova . . . class of 1983 . . . Looks like we made it! 30 PAUL S. MOZZICATO y ffl Tom, Francis, Kevin, Jim, and Bryan thanks Mr. Mr. Marino, and Mr. Milardo great times in shop Hey, .cheatin' at Meriden . . . Rick, watch out for the fence! . . . l'll you at Friendly's tonight . . . Hey, Tim, that hurt . . . Riverside '82 . . . you later. . .Good luck, Class of'83. ' iwbjsflai DAVID J. PETERSON p Find the cost of freedom buried in the groundg Mother Earth will swallow youg lay your body down. - Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Mr. Agnes . . . electronics . . . convertible cruise . . . Mopar. . . B. buddies . . .Sutton - too tall . . . Mickey Mike and LeMans . .. Sutton's and Dave's Sth birthday . . . medical response technician . . . Westfield Volunteer Fire Department . . . Ba ha ha ha . . . baseball- Joe Row . . . Toyota . . . lives from weekend to weekend . . . class of '83 rules . . . thanks to all at Vinal Tech. ,,,,,,,.,-.-- f s. 'AZN is ,,, we 1 W 6 ffirzt DA MON R. ST. JOHN sf J f .v -f .J Ei!-f 'vs KM Msffiifif QL kk' 'E 'i '3 'if -ae. 1, is 1-we . revs-' 'fe V' 4-1' ' fi '.su.-ff-fi-4 .fz: n'343 DAVID M. NENNINGER ,ori . , . carpentry ffl ...Ahhh-Evey . . . Rick , . . Muzzy . .. 1970 Javelin .. 'aul's little blondes . . . the glowing Nova ... summer of '82 . . . Don't ask neg I don't know. - Ozzy Osbourne . . . special thanks to Lori, Mr. Priest, Ar. Marino, Mr. Milardo, and Mario Pizzutto. 31 JOHN M. NELSON Electrical ffl . . . out on the job ski trips . .. early release . . . old d JAMES M. ANILOWSKI road . . . Haddam Island . . . All the Sinners Saintsm - Rolling Stones , H , , K N , Good times, bad times, you know l've had my share. f Led Zeppelin . Sabotage lives forever.. . .What s up, Fmndoo? . . . Hey, ERC, wanna jam? -Donal get fooled againv K The Who . ' ' -.The future-S uncertain, andi ... Vtnal Tech Blues on Field Day ... Remember my Monza? ... crash . .. d- I , . , N- . . , I , V L.S. . . . Hey, Halfbreed, Bear, and Chickenman . . . not to forget Schultz, en ls a Ways near' Jlm Morrison and The Doors ' ' ' C 3550 83' Hoody, Bruce, Fuzzy, and L.M.C .... Junior Prom with G.G .... life at the Y . . . Horizons don't look like Monzas . . . I'm outta here! ,556 MN ffitiigsiill' vt' .QQSGQ5 SKU? sunluusnxtl I MARK J. ETHERIDGE ROBERT M.JURZAK N.E.S.C .... Motocross 9725 .. . l've got that mix fever! , . . You only live onc ...Go for itl . . . Hey, Randy . . . Jim! Did you tell Mom? , , . While you se a chance, take it. f Steve Winwood , .. Ride like the wind. Christoph Cross . . . I don't want a pickleg I just wanna ride on my motorcicklcf' - Ar Gutheri , . . l'm lookin' for a good time. - The Commodores. 32 JOHN M. SULLIVAN - QM, Q 4 RODNEY A. DeLUCA 'icking away the moments that make up a dull day, you fritter and waste the ours in an offhand way, kicking around on a piece of ground in your ometown, waiting for someone or something to show you the way. have been in this school four years, and that's enough! SUSAN T. DAVIS Your clock rings. It's 5:30 A.M. You shut it off quickly. Just live more minutes, you say as you doze off for a while longer. Glenda, don't sleep your life away! . . . Janice, be nice . . . New York and Boston . . . I love you, Holly . . . Herbie and Walt . . . Joey soccer ffl . . . Thanks for letting me drive your Firebird, Sal! . . .Thanks for all your sup- port, Aunt Phyllis . . . Thanks, Grandmom, for all the years you took care of me .. . James Myers' memory lives on Goodbye, Vinal friends - K.P., Sally, R.M., .l.M., G.E., J.S., M.O., J.J., J.A., TA., M.T., J.Z., and Ray. . . hairdressing ll . . .special thanks to Mr. Tupay, Mr. Waller, Mrs. DeMar, Mr. Serra, Mr. Lombardo, and Henry. . . Best ofluck to all! 33 GARY J. CORRIVEAU JANICE A. DAVIS Life is but a dream, and in order to succeed in life, you must make your dreams come true. Friends forever - Sue, Faye, Herb, and Walt . . . will always remember Mr. Scianna, Lisa, Bonney, Nancy, and Debi . . . Hey, Deke, get out of my store. . . .class of '83 the class with class . . . Good luck, Raymond, .Ir., Keith, and Sandra . . . special memories of James A. Myers . . . thanks Ms, Watt and Mrs. Abrahamson . . , special thanks to Mom and Dad and the rest of the family for all their love and support . . . love you always, Robin . . . Quintima . . .always remember Vinal Tech . . . N.O., B.O., and C.O. 34 STANLEY P. RADZIEWICZ lt's better to burn out than to fade away. - Neil Young Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers - ZZ Top . . . Kawasaki LTD . . . parties with Mike, Junior, and Sput . . . Hey, let's raid Lyman's Orchard . . . Beseck and the Ridge. . . Where's the party? . . .class of'83. WILLIAM S. UNIKHWICZ I was younger, so much younger than today, I never needed s help in any way. And now these days are gone, I'm not so sell'- now I find I've changed my mind, I'vc opened up the door. The Beatles A I if KURT J. REIMAN FRANCIS .I. HENRI Electrical '83 Bryan, Paul and Todd Hey, Paul, got the homework again? . . . Canada . . . June, '82 with Bryan . . . Look, Bryan, another truck stop. Speed limit's 55. Hey, wake up! No, it's not a horse. Stop here. Let's go fishing. .. . Ford trucks 7941 . .. Remember Massachusetts, Guiseppe? Don't call me that. Remember Donald? What a wise guy . . . McDonald's . . . Come into Friendly's tonight . . . Hey, Todd, it's 8:04 . .. Middlefield Carnival . . . Remember Riverside. . . weekends in Old Saybrook with Mike. , 9 BRYAN C. BENNICA Electrical '83 . .. Hey, Fran, Todd, Paul, what's up'?. . .summer of '82. - great times Canada ... Watch out for parked cars ... Let's go for a horse ride baseball and dancing What did you say? Hey, Bryan, wake up - don't sleep here. . ,. Middlefield Fair... Ford trucks ffl. 35 SALVATORE TIMBRO DAVID P. FAZZINO The wheel is turning. You can't slow down, can't let go, and you can't ho on. Can't go back, and you can't stand still. lf the thunder don't get yo then the lightning will. Won't you tryjust a little bit harder? Won't you t just a littlc bit more? W Rik 4, d f 69 assi? ,ff K. ,lm it 1 Q STEVEN M. BIBISI I wake up to the sound of music. Mother Mary comes back to me, speaking words ofwisdom. Let it be. - The Beatles lf therc's anything that you want, if there's anything I can do,just call on me, and l'll send it along with love from me to you. - The Beatles And so my friends we'll say goodnight, for time has claimed its prizeg but tonight can always last as long as we keep alive the memories of paradise. f Styx 36 5 i X s - Q tl., g W V lV RONALD F. AUGERI .4 Human' 403 Nl-C-:.,f ALFRED H. ROYCE lutch ,.. Charger . . . little wing .. . Go, little GTO . . . Hendrix forever . . . im's ... vets after school ... Shinn's out of gas ... lron Maiden .., terosmith . . . mornings in the parking lot . . . Let's see the video . . , test the ower steering. . . Doors, Zep, and Cream . . . Born to Be Wild. i M ,,,, I GINA M. GAROFALO I would climb any mountain, sail across a stormy sea, if that's what it takes to show how much you mean to me. - Foreigner Look out, world, here I come! I love you , . . You love me. . . Holly . . . Michelle . . . '83 forever . . .Gubby lives again ...Virgo and Gemini . . . hairdressing . . . special thanks to Mr. Russo and Mrs. Aresco . . . also thanks to Mrs. Sievers and Dina for everything. . . P.T.B.. . . Pudge, . .July l, 1983. 37 Q I KNO 4 ff l 2,5 Z ft Yfxcfa Mm KP gg, 25 Ce' OX XLGSEEPH A. ORGANEK Cl as cf JOSEPH C. MARSZALEK Chevy rules '67 Camaro ffl machine Sunset Blvd. La again? good times with Jerry, Chris, Hoody, Steve, and Ray . Cromwell and pits . . , I'm glad it's over! 6 as bo :...- ' ,,p-5,5522 9 ,,f.'g . xg-,gas- -at D M f ROBERT A. TRAVIS As we wind on down the road, our shadows taller than our souls, a new day will dawn for those who stand long. - Led Zeppelin '73 Chevelle 350 . . . Bondo box . . . peanut , . . skiing and track , . . .l.V. ... Park it . . . beach days . . . electrical flfl rules . . . Grandpa . . . Mr. Young. . . rock'n' roll fl. 38 QQ-.3-X 1 1' . . . .... L: lsss.1f 'F .lf 'wo A I . .4 if . ..lt KEVIN A. AUGERI Electronics, computers, and golf. . . Tom, Paul, Jim, and Ron - Oh, my God . . . special thanks to Mr. Agnes and Mr. Ocone . . . Thanks for everything, M Brewer .. . Thanks and take it easy, Mr. Scianna ... Hey, J., what's up? . Miami Dolphins . . . Hey, Paulie N. . . . l have Calvin , . , great times at aw: matches, including Riverside and Dairy Queen . . . Are we going to Florida? . good luck, class of '83! fu-wr MICHAEL DUQUETTE If the band you're in starts playing different tunes, I'll see you on the dark side of the moon. - Pink Floyd ,nv PAUL F. HEWITT What a long, strange trip it's been. -Grateful Dead Mobile 9, Safari unit . . . Where's the door? . . .summer '82 . . .The door got ripped off? . .. good times with Tom the island Whose house? . . .swimming at 2:00 A.M .... always remember the wood people and giant ants . . . later. NN-J NANCY OLESEN Summer of '81 .. . Lisa f friend always ... love Brian always .. . Devi ... VICA . . . S20 pizza.. . May 15, l982 . . .always remember Cheryl and Paula never forget Teri Capricorn . .. only three this year . . . Thank you, Miss Watt . . . will always thank Mrs. McCormack . . . thanks Mom . . . four years of fun. 39 TERRI J. ANDERSON lf love never lasts forever, tell me what's forever for. - Michael Murphy And it's gonna happen. Just decide where you're goin'. Get out in the open, and start blazin' down your own trail again. - REO Speedwagon l love you, you love me Michele, Holly, and Gina will love Pat forever But, Pat? Colorado Capricorn Aries Open Arms f Journey ... July 10, 1981 ... hairdressing . . . class of '83 ... Moodus . . . VICA . . . special thanks to Mrs. Aresco and Mrs. Russo . . . special friends . . . Randi, Leslie, Kevin, Rob, and Lou . . . pennies . . . R.V. . . . Dad. . . Mrs. Abrahamson. 5,0 40 DARREN L. FULLER Dancin' in the streets. - Van Halen Ain't talkin' about love. - Van Halen Karen . . . '72 Chevelle Kawasaki bodybuilding . . . water skiing special thanks to staff and shop teachers , . . later. ROBERT C. SAUCIER Dawn, I've been waiting for a girl like you . . . seen with Paul S., Dave P., ani Mike C .... automotive 7541 . . . Junior Prom with Dawn . . . Moose is the nam - fighting is the game. . . '74 Opel yellow banana. THOMAS J. SATAGAJ v, Muzzy, and Jim... Ron A hee, hee . . . VICA? What's VICA? . .. nks Mr. Agnes and Mr. Ocone . .. Bill Bob ... Guiseppe ... back in enth grade . .. PacMan . . . fore . . . Coach Brewer . . .Good luck and e it easy, Class of '83. ' fini? JOSEPH M. PELLETTI '68 Bel Air fthe magic busj . . . 6 cents . . . I'm Free f The Who. . . Prom night at Hass' house, any night at Hass' house . . . St. Paulie's girl . . .you dog, you . . . Let's roll it, Wright. . . Humanities . . . VICA . . . Benny Chowaniec, a good friend . . . I survived Mr. Tom, now for skiing . . . thanks Dean for being there and for all the good times . . . thanks Mr. Lattizori and Mr. Lewis for all their time and patience . . . Can you see the real me? - The Who. VINCENT A. GAROFALO In a misty morning, on the edge of time, we've lost the ris- ing sun, the final sing. As the misty morning rolls away to die, reaching for the stars, we blind the sky. Oh, they say that it's over, and itjust had to be. Oh, they say that it's over, we're lost children of the sea. fvr f gyiggy Zgz - Black Sabbath , Carpentry alll . . . Barnstormer . . . B.O.C. . . . Black Sabbath W Heavy Metal radical cam . .. Stickers in windows make true race cars . . . thanks to Mr. Marino, Mr. Milardo, A and Mr. Priest . . . Corriveau and Molesky. fr MARIA A. ZAMPINI Sometimes at night I see their faces. I feel the traces they've left on my soul, and those are the memories that make me a wealthy soul. - Bob Seger Bad mistakes, I've made a few. I've had my share of kicks in the face, but I'll never lose. - Queen Talk about a dream, try to make it real, you wake up in the night with a fear so real. Spend your life waiting for a moment that just doesn't come. - Bruce Springsteen The good times are the best times. The bad times fade away. The good times are forever, but, baby, the last time is today. - J. Geils Born to run . . . Paula, we'll remember the good times always . . . Kelly - the rock . , . parties at Patty's . . . Where are Lori and Maritsa? . . . summer of '82 . . . comfortably numb . . . Lisa, there's something wrong with us . . . Deb - monkey fingers . . . David, a friend who's always there . . . What's up, man? . . . Right! . .. lf26f8l - 1f28f82 . . . Steve, a special friend Aug. 7-12 . .. Lori's campout . . . quarters . . . teenage wasteland . , . thanks Gramp . . . thanks Mom and Dad for understanding. GARY M. CONWAY 42 JERRY J. ZADROGA Dodge 4 x 4's . . . Suzuki . , . four-wheeling . . . hemi power wagon . . . elec trical '83 . . . dirt bikes . .. Cromwell sand pits . .. Beseck Mountain . . Vernon go-karts . . . taking the Vette . . . good friends - Joe, Marl Louise, Marylyn, Chubba, Stephanie, Anna, Weem Weem, Paul, and Joh . . . Are there bears around here? . . . It's been fun, but I'm glad it's done. JOSEPH W. AUGERI RAYMOND L. PHILLIPS Machinists all the way . . . next step is the Navy . . . Duelly Datsun . . . '69 Chevelle . . . Suzuki PE 250 ... Lawns are my life ... Where's Joe? ... in- terests in Southington . . . Everybody wants you - Billy Squire . . . from a Windham Tech beaver to a Vinal Tech hawk . . . Come on, I'll give you gas money . . . Where's the door? I'm getting out of here! ee N? -..G fn , 5' if ' RICHARD A. MILARDO me and did my time in this prison, and now I'm free at last. TIMOTHY M. ANDEREGG I get high with a little help from my friendsg I'm gonna try with a little help from my friendsg I'll get by with a little help from my friends. -The Beatles Auto shop 7441 , , . small block Chevys . . . mysteries, grease, and friend ... '83 ... rock and roll ...weekends . .. Dan, John, Sal, and .Ioe . ., Bonney is the one. . . 5flf82 . . . paybacks. agic Carpet Ride by Steppen Wolf . . . Stairway to Heaven by Led Zep- n . . . Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd. . . '83 auto body rules. 43 PATRICK R. MARTIN . ... . . , .A. S4 , JON C. JOHNSON .lohn Stoane . . . What? . . . track practice . . . summer of '82 , . . shop and gym... Mr. Scianna's math classes. . , Junior Prom . . . VICA . . . Kevin Ralphing Candy . .. Let me borrow that? In the Air Tonight ... Phil Collins - Face Value . .. Working for the Weekend . . . Loverboy Y Get Lucky . . . Kevin falling in the brook thanks Mr. Lewis and Mr. Lattizori Good luck, Oscar WKRF Fro, Jimmie-Joe-James, J.P., and Keds drafting class of'83. DANIEL A. GRASSO I'm as free as a bird now, and this bird you'll never change. - Lynyrd Skynyri '69 Chevelle Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Legend, and Led Zeppelin Rocl rules . . . Hewi, Gary, Cool Raz, Sput, Trav, and the electrical crew . . . A.I-l . . . electrical . . . Yo, Johnl' . . . Bankowski . . . weekends . . . sophomore yea ...M.Z. ,Z was . ,g MMM-.W...M..M.... .... l...,W.,,,,,,L, f 5' if , ' I I K' l i 4 l l l ROBERT SCANDURA Left on the streets to fend for yourself, you do what you can to get by. The choi is run with the pack. You make a take on the sly. This time I'll go it alone. I' gonna make good on my own. No more ofthe foolish pride. - April Wi Machine-tool . . . baseball . . . Boston . . . Iron Maiden . . . the boys Y J..I., .l Gigolo, Salvatore, and Jeffrey. STEVEN M. WALLER MATTHEW T. HOWLEY lich, I don't feel like working today. Do you? . . . thanks Mr. Lewis, Mr. Lat- izori, Mrs. Linehan, and all the staff . . . Mrs. Sadinsky his favorite English eacher How are you today? D..I. Middletown Skating Center JIcDonald's . . . Someone bled on my drawing . . . Who can it be? . . . men at vork . . . Time for Me to Fly - REO Speedwagon . . . D.O.A. . . . BLB . . . ' anks Mom and Dad . . . first lesson free . . . Good luck to the Class of '83 . . . ive and live free. Mi' MICHELE M. ANASTASIO The best friend and mother I could've asked for - thanks, Mom . . . special thanks and love to Scottie, Liz, Mrs. A., and Dad . . . I love you, you love me . . . Holly, Terri, and Gina . . . Bobbsey twins . . . always a friend . . . Randi, Randi . . . Go ahead cars . . . David and Howie . . . Hey! . . . rebel at heart . . . clowns . . . Rush, ACXDC, and Billy Joel . . . SOMEDAY I'LL FLY . . . It is you I wish to hold tight through all my nights . . . Paul, your friendship and love will always be cherished. I love you . . . PBP? 45 PAULA A. GARDNER Youth is not a time of life -it is a state of mind. -Anonymous The falls charades the lake hiking at Meriden Mountain 9f27f82 . . . R.W, . . . Libra . . . Is anyone taking gym? . . .Ocean Beach with Kelly . . . Chinese armadillo birds . . . WPLR . . . Should I stay, or should I go? the clash Maria, where's the brother? the campout at Lori's two acres . . . quarters at Patty's . . . never would have made it without the help of Steve . . . concerts . . . anything goes . . . New York . . . thanks to Mom and Dad and especially to Meme. PAUL G. SHINN 46 DEAN A. SIENNA School's a jungle sometimes. lt makes me wonder how I keep from going under! We won't be fooled again! . . . The Who .. . Rico Yes, Mr. Lewis . .. Celtics ffl . . . Baseball is best . . . basketball and soccer . . . Good luck, draftin '83 thanks Mr. Lattizori, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Romano, and Mr. Serra foi everything . . . Joe Cool . . . hanging on to your life at Mt. Tom . . . Dwang . .. Lombi . . . Peanut! . . .the beach . . .6 cents. . .Joe and Sal, two of the best. . . Hey, Coach! ROBERT R. SCHULTZ RICHARD B. PYSAR '73 Nova rules . . . carpentry . . . 383 - class with class . . . Turn that paint off . . . Ahhh, Evey . . . the Bunza . . . Scott, Cliff, Mozzy, and Dave . . . The Who, The Stones, and The Doors . . . We won't get fooled again f The Who . . . I'm traveling down the road, and l'm flirting with disaster - Molly Hatchet . .. Whiskey bottles and brand new carsg oak tree, you're in my way - Lynyrd Skynyrd Check out that prospect thanks Mr. Marino, Mr. Priest, and Mr. Milardo and Mom and Dad . . . How much does it cost? . . . AMF. GEORGE J. EMMANUERL I've done my time . . . '66 Mustang Fastback 7541 . . . '69 Mustang . . . Boss 302 . . . Let's go to the golden arches for lunch . . . Hey, Jim, let's go to Rocky Hill . . . 200,000 mile Valiant . . . South End Auto Body 7541 ... Rocky Hill Fire Dept. All ...auto body il ...Engine Co. 1, 2, and 3 . . . Truck Co. 1 and 2. . . Engine 3 and 6 . . . thanks Mr. Waller and BENJAMIN A. LAGANA Mr. Tupay . . . special thanks to Mom and Dad for all their help. ainst the wind, we were running against the wind. We were younger then but still running mst the wind. Well, I'm older now but still running against the wind. - Against the Wind Bob Seger , Bad Company, Journey, and The Doors . . .Sagittarius . . . Bob Seger . . . Where do we :xt period? . . . Lynn, Chris, and Julie . . . D0 it right the first time, or don't do it at all! 47 iuido. . .Marrrthins. . .the early trip to Mercy 9f14f82. JAMES F. SCHMALTZ l'Turned around to see where we've been and what we believe in. Love? Love? Take a chance, see it through, you'll be glad you came, too. - Gemini Dreams Moody Blues I live for the moment, I live for today. Dream on, dream on 'til your dreams come true. -Aerosmith Daphne . . . Yeah, Dan, what's up? . . . Paul, D.J., Rich, Joe, Matt, Dave, Rich, Bob, and my brother Bobby J .... Knicks . . . electronics . . . thanks Mom and Mr. Agnes . . . Take it easy, class of '83. RONALD E. ONOFRIO If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? - Freebi Lynyrd Skyn Fro Man . . . What's up? . . . Hey, did you do your homework? . . . Mr. Sci. na, how are you doing? . . . thanks all the teachers who helped him through past four years .. . thanks Mr. Lattizori and Mr. Lewis for their help 2 especially Mom and Dad for their help . . . Hey, Steve, I made it just like y . . . Brent, where's your speed buggy? . . .Good luck to the class of '83. jme.l...l:n'f .57 fl 0 t 53 I 7 f V aw d . 4 J, mm F'-x My . : ! 1 l J..' f.'f'..fif. :ww . ., , ,,,, W, ' ' Ff 1. . U f A J- ..... A f..fff JOSEPH E. WAITE Good times . . . great friends . . . better memories . . . rock 'n, roll high school . . . Remember the Junior Prom? . . . Ma's Oldsmobile . . . finally got his own car, his Oldsmobile . . . carpentry ill . . . thanks Mr. Marino, Mr. Priest, and Mr. Milar- do couldn't have made it this far without the help of his closest friends Good times, bad times, you know I've had my share. -- Led Zeppelin . . . Dazed and Confused . . . All and all, you're just another brick in the wall. - Pink Floyd . . . Did anybody do the math homework? . . . Can't you see? Oh, can't you see what that woman's been doing to me? - Mar- shall Tucker . . . I've done my time, and now I'm gone, but the only thing is I don't know if that's good or bad . . . Even though I hated coming here everyday, I think I'm gonna miss it. 1 2 3 I Q 2- 7 si Rawls.. .. MATTHEW J. OSZUREK Wiz Oscar . .. '76 Buick . .. track and hurdles . .. What's up, Fro? . . . Cardinals are going to the World Series! Mark, can I have a ride? thanks Michelle for listening Good luck to the drafting class of '83 special luck to Jon, Jim, and Mark K .... thanks Mr. Lewis and Mr. Lattizori . . . special thanks to Mom and Dad for pushing him through school . . . I final- ly got out of this place! . . . thanks Mr. Scianna for getting him to be ffl in the C.O.C. high hurdles . , . I wish I never woke up this morning. Life was easy when it was boring . . . goodbye to the gang at the lunch table . . . special luck to his brother Mark in his senior year . . . If I did, it, brother, so can you. g....,-.Q ALDO PARNASSO MARTIN T. ROCHETTE 49 SCOTT A. PETRAS So as you push off from shore, won't you turn your head once more and make peace with everyone? BRIAN K. MCCARTHY Poor man wanna be rich, rich man wanna be king, and a king ain't satisfied 'til he rules everything. - Jethro Tull - Bruce Springsteen HLife'S been good to me so far. Thanks, Mom, Dad, Sharon, Timmy, and Kevin . . . carpentry . . . basket- -joe Walsh ball and baseball .. . . Joe Roe Hey, big guy! .. . Mr. Marino, Mr. '71 Toyota Corolla . . . machine-tool . . . The Boneyard . . . thanks Cliff, Priest' and Mr' Mllardo ' ' ' Aahhh Dec' Equw Taaabor ' ' ' Hass, are Rick, Jim, and the Bunza . . . Mr. Scianna's class . . . lt's a mystery . . . Get off that clutch! . . . power brake . . . . . . Let's hear 'em! S he '-A ... Ohfw 1 ,,,.....f--f- I U., 50 JAMES S. MOORE you kidding? . . . Hey, Sully, we just looove the home. . . . Pete, what's up, nut? .. . peanut . . . worm . . . Coach Fargo . . . concerts . . . Crosby, Stills and Nash 191 . . .Genesis . . . Neil Diamond . . . Hey, Steve, did you see Kelly today? K ss wwwkgk 'Q 2 is E 1 -at Nj V -'dfml' DANIEL P. MALAQUIAS I closed my eyes only for a moment, and the moment's gone. All my dreams pa before my eyes in curiosity. - Dust in the Winl Kane '66 Chevelle convertible . . . The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Segn and Journey . . . Jim, Paul, and the rest ofthe gang, good luck to all . . . life in t fast lane special thanks too Mr. Agnes Good luck, electronics '83 . Don't Stop Believing. SEBASTIAN DiGRANDE Friendship is like a fine wine - it gets better with time. A picture paints a thousand words and gives priceless memories. l would like to say thank you to a few people who made my years at Vinal more en- joyable - Mr. Lewis, Mr. Lattizori, Mrs. Linehan, and the drafting class of '83. I wish them all good luck in their future. To Jim: Don't worry, the Red Sox will make it someday alt' W no PATRICIA A. WIDLANSKY There's no time to lose, I heard her say. Cash your dreams before they slip away. Dying all the time, lose your dreams and you will lose your mind. Ain't life unkind? - The Rolling Stones There are places l remember all my life, though some have changed, some forever, not for better, Some have gone and some re- main. I know I'll often stop and think about them in my life. - The Beatles Hairdressing will . . . freshman exploratory . . . parties and more par- ties . . , soccer games . . . mornings with the gang . . . late night talks on the phone . . . quarters . . . Pisces . . . thanks all her friends at Vinal, especially Paula, Maria, and Kelly .. . The Rolling Stones . . . Is anyone taking gym today? . . . Rod Stewart concert . . . Who can get a car tonight? . . . Friday nights out . . . class of '83 . . . Lake Beseck .. . J. Geils thanks Mrs. Sievers . . . thanks Mom and Dad for everything - loves them both special friends and memories. 51 JH fy I HOLLY A. HERBERT How could our love be so blind? We sailed on together, we drifted apart, and here you are by my side. So now I come to you with open arms. - Journey I love you, you love me . . . Gina, Michele, and Terri . . . soccer season . . . '83 forever . . . Randy . . . Sagittarius and Virgo . . . Led Zeppelin, Rush, Journey, and Van Halen . . . Junior Proms with Al . . . Maybe sometime, Sue, J.E. . . . Denise and Kris . . . Bristol . . . South Plum . . . Which one are you? Holly or Sheri? . . .thanks Mom . . . Al Barone. . . 2f26f82. . if STEPHEN D. HASS Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth, I do recall. Those were the best times most of all. , - Journey Thanks, Class of '83 . . .Junior Prom . . . Virginia Beach . . .ski- ing in Vermont . . . second place in VICA . . . Party at Hass' - am I invited? . . . Hi, Lisa. . . . Hey, Sully. . . . Hi, Mike, what's your name? Bri-Bri Mr. Timbro Horizon CHESTER W. WOODS 5 i E s I rules? Be serious REO Speedwagon, Journey, Foreigner, Rich, Daniels, Geils, and Tucker concerts . . . Asia . . . Genesis , . . thanks Mr. Marino, Mr. Priest, Mr. Milardo, and the teachers . . . carpentry - Ahhh, McCarthy. . . . English -H Hass, this better be good. . . . BPR - Hewitt, knock it off! . . . math - Oh, come on now, Brian. . . . study - All right, who's mimicking me? . . . math - I don't understand. . . . Guess you had to be there. 52 I . si - - is ----- - i 111- .. RONALD J. TESTA ickname: Madman Testa Hobbies: motocross, camping, hiking, ascar racing, hang gliding, and rock 'n' roll . . . Future Plans: travel cross iuntry, carpentry, and race Nascar . . . Activities: racing, bowling, karate, tting, and dancing Famous Sayings: Hey, Fredl, Ahhh decimal uivalent . . . Testa, stop fooling aroundl, Mintage, thank God it's Fridayl, ld l can't wait 'til we graduate! . . . special gratitude to Mr. Marino. MICHEAL P. COOLEY JEFFREY L. KOZMON 1965 Ford Mustang fill . . . 1977 Toyota Corolla.. .smash . . . crash . . . Oh, no more trouble .. . Hey, Cliff! .. . remembers grade 10 .. . three engines . .. special thanks to his shop instructors - Mr. Provini, Mr. Truner, and Mr. Dinunzio - and to his little big sister . . . class of '85 . . . Good luck in the future, Dave and Lory fBubblesJl . . . automotive ffl . . , Junior Prom . . . water skiing in Westbrook . . . Have you seen Juniorls grades? . . . Girl, you really got me. A Van Halen . . . I love rock 'n' rollf, - Joan Jett . . . She's a bounty girl. A Moon Beam Zappa . . .They call me the KOZ! so STEVEN TIMBRO To those who remember the Vinal Tech Blues fThe Bandj Chicken Man, Bear, and Halfbreed . . . What a goof- I made it! , . .And so as you hear these words telling you now l want my stake, I tell you to enjoy life. I wish l could before it's too late . . , Black Sabbath , . . Born to Be Wild . . . There's more to the picture than meets the eye . . . Hey, hey, my, my - Neil Young . . . Bob Dylan - Everybody must get stoned . . . Troll, Abdul, Barney Rubel, Rubics, Yoda, and Stork . . . to the most important people in the world, my friends of the class of'83 . . . the greatest time lever had. 53 BERNARD P. CHOWANIEC You can't always get what you want, but if you try, sometime you just might find you get what you need. - The Rolling Stones Let the good times roll! - The Cars Thanks, Vinal, for some good true friends - Karen A., Gino M., Mark K., Joe P., Fuzz, Tiny, Erc, and Aubrey. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for all your love and support. To my two favorite ladies, Corrine and Lori - I couldn't have done it without you both. Thanks to all of my teachers, especially Mr. Scianna and Mr. Serra. I wish the best of luck to the entire class of '83. I will miss you all. Summer of '82 .. . wild parties at Hass' '69 Nova Mr. President .:. front row center machine-tool VICA Wesleyan Humanities cross country, LJEFFREY We don't need no 4 Pink Floyd My time's up, l'm on my own. You won't find me in an old folks home. You got that right. - Lynyrd Skynyrd I came, I did my time, and now I'm leaving. Lynyrd Skynyrd rules . . . 4 x 4 . . . 327 . . . Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, The Doors, and Hendrix ski trips .. . CJ-2 .. . '58 Jeep pickup . . . when the levee breaks. 54 ROBERT A. SALTUS I go to party sometimes until four. It's hard to leave when you can't fini the door. - Joe Walsl Together we stand, divided we fall. 4 Pink Floyi Those crazy nights, I do remember in my youth, I do recall, those were th best times most of all. - Journej 'KNO one here gets out alive. . . . What's next? . . . bad company . . . thi early trip to Mercy 9fl4f82 . . . Julie V. Pontiac 400 . .. Sagittarius . . born to fun -loyal to none. . . Lynn B. and Chris B .... little munchkin. JAMES P. ROSANO BONNEY J. PURINTON We are merely players, performers, and portrayers, living for our audience beyond the guilded gate. A Rush Harley's 7541 .. . streetstocks. . . Tim, Sal, John, and Dan . . . Butch's little wing. . . going to California. . . Friday nights. . . Thanks, Shell, for being my friend. Standing on a hill in the mountains of dreams, telling myself it's not as hard as it seems. - Led Zeppelin 'Tm packing my bags for the misty mountains where the spirits go, over the hills where the spirits rise. I MICHAEL J. MOLESKY Leaves are falling all around. Time I was on my way. Thanks to you I'm much obliged for such a pleasant stay. But now it's time for me to go. The autumn moon lights my way. But now I smell the rain, and with the pain, and it's headed my way. Sometimes I grow so tired, but I know I got one thing I got to do - ramble on. - Led Zeppelin Il Carpentry '83 . . . '55 Chevy . . . 327 c.v.i .... Devils Hockey 7541 . . . state champs '80, '81, and '82 . . . New England regional champs . . . midget nationals . . . all-stars in R.l. '82 . . . Leann forever . . . lf2lf82 ... never forget Mom Rawl 7fl2f82 ... Page, Jones, Bonham, Plant, J.B. 2f25f80 Zep ends 12f4f80 but the legend lives on . . . Ozzy, Cult, Sabbath, and Rainbow . . . Where have all the good times gone? Y Van Halen . . . Nobody's fault but minef' - Led Zeppelin. 55 BRENT C. JUNIVER JEFFREY A. SBONA JOSEPH S. ESSENCY I look to the sea W reflections in the waves spark my memory, some happy, some sad. I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. We lived happily forever, so the story goes. But somehow we missed out on the pot of gold. But we'll try the best that we can to carry onf' - Come Sail Away Styx Electronics . . . 3f12f82 . . . Missy . . .Tiger . . . Black Pond and River- side . .. Van Halen, Rush, and J. Geils . .. 13X ... had lots of fun at Vinal. 56 .ta-sv- ' WALTER F. GACIOCH It's better to burn out than to fade away. - Neil Youn Be it known though I walk through the shadow of the valley of death, I fear r evil. We have done some writing on the walls. . . . g'Hey, hey, my, my, rock and ro can never die. . . . Born to Be Wild . . . machine 1941 . . . Black Sabbath, Lyny Skynyrd, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, and Neil Young . . . ro and roll Charger 440 magnum .. . parties with Ed, Mike, and Radz in t Maverick. KEVIN A. MARTHINS FW' I ' sf 3,6-1 :es .. ss . as Z.. :X S S: ,QS i PAUL S. SUTTON RANDI ELLIS I sit in solitude. I stare into the darkness, and my heart is crying. I need someone who cares, I will start over, smiling once more. Only so many tears you can cry 'til the heartache is over, and now you can say your love will never die. - Journey Wheel in the sky keeps on turnin'. l don't know where I'll be tomorrow. Wheel in the sky keeps on turnin'. - Journey Rollerskating . . . Keep smiling! . . . strawberry . . . loves plants . . . golden retriever . . . Ford Mustang . . . cartoons . . . Riverside and Big E . . . Ocean Beach . . . Salmon River . . . Always remember, never forget . . . Journey, REO Speedwagon, Bad Company, Foreigner, Loverboy, and The Doors . . . thanks Mrs. Russo and Mrs. Aresco for all the help. 57 MICHAEL A. HOOD Well, I'll tell you plainly, baby, what I plan to do. Well, I may be crazy, baby, but I ain't no fool. - Lynyrd Skynyrd Good times, bad times, you know I had my share.-' - Lynyrd Skynyrd Sworn to fun, loyal to none... Hoody . . . '75 Nova LN 0350 . . . '76 RM 250 . '72 Ski-doo . .. Machinists are ffl Let's go to the lanes What's up? Sizzler7'? .. . Mr. Waller's '73 Impala crasher .. . good times with Dan, Jeff, Joe, Steve, and Shawn . . . power brake? . . . Let's do it! . . . rock 'n' roll . . . Take it as it comes. A Jim Morrison . . . It's been real! ANTHONY CARTELLI Sing with me, sing for the year, sing for the love, and sing for the tears. Sing with me, sing for the day. Never tomorrow the good Lord take you away. - Dream On Aerosmith Will have many memories working for the weekend .. . Hey, Pete, what's up? Loitering in the parking lot again? . . . soccer and baseball . . . electronics . . . the beach . . . the plaza . . . heading down to the square . . . the Berlin Turnpike . . . thanks to Mr. Agnes and special thanks to Mom and Dad Aerosmith, Foreigner, Bad Company, Rolling Stones, and Van Halen. 58 PAUL J. NICOLAI WILLIAM J. MYERS BEYOND THIS Pom! ONLY t -ki f , MICHAEL P. CIANCI nad to pay off the judge to get my license back. - Foreigner lusic is your special friend . . . Dance on fire, as it intends. Music is your on- 'riend . . . until the end. KAREN L. ANDERSON I get by with a little help from my friends. - The Beatles There's someone in my head, but it's not me. - Pink Floyd Unicorns and rainbows . . . purple . . . Good things come to those who wait . . . Daun - best friend forever . . . Ellen, Donna, Kelly, Benny, Joe, and Shawn - friends . .. VICA with Donna .. . the Durham Fair . . . parties . .. So I lied! . graduation cruise - can't wait . . . best kids come from Vinal . . . I know, I know, everyone warned me. . . . Good luck, Cha, the school's all yours . . . Mrs. Aresco - a good teacher and a great friend . . . cute little stuffed toys . . . Nikki, my pup . . . thanks Mom and Dad . . . couldn't have done it without their love and support. JOSEPH A. ETHERIDGE Old enough to know what's right, young enough not to choose it. Wise enough to win the world, fool enough to lose it. - Rush Special thanks to Mr. Waller and Mr. Tupay. Thanks to all my friends. I'll never forget the class of '83. We've had some good times and made it through the bad times. Hope to see everyone in the future. Good luck! Ex- tra special thanks to our coach, Mr. Lombardo. It meant a lot that you put non . . . Brian . . . B. Buddies . . . Pontiac LeMans and GTO's . . . I'm here up with ug and had faith in us, Thank you, ay but not tomorrow. Mickey Mike my second home Hi, ve! . . . the garage . . .converti-cruise . . . 4 wheel drive Pinto. . . Sully. Soccer ffl . . . A.O.T. ffl . . . the cottage. . .summer of'82 . . .auto body fl . . .skiing . . . three years of triple sessions . . . It's over! 59 f-1 ..f 4 ' Rn? K Xe 'Rf fs: like 5 6 Mr. Bernard English, Guidance Coordinator, and Mrs. Sandra Sievers, Guidance Counselor. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Tischio, Reading Consultant. Mrs. Joan Abrahamson, LibraryfMedia Center Instructor. SUPPORTIVE SERVICES STAFF Y Left to Right: Mr. Peter St. George, and Mrs. Edith Casellini, Instructors, and Mrs. Susan Moore and Mrs. Catherine DeNunzio, Aides. CAFETERIA STAFF - Left to Right: Mrs. Fran Thody, Mrs. Mary Marino, Mrs. Helen Peets, and Mrs. Monica Vernali. CUSTODIAL STAFF: DAYS - Left to Right: Mr. Stanley Masztel, Mr. Henry Garde, Building Superintendent, and Mr. John Sambor. CUSTODIAL STAFF: NIGHTS - Left to Right: Mr. John Bednarz, Mr. Norman lngraham, and Mr. Edward Kowaleski. fi - MEN My -mv me sir- I A-...Z--r Mr. Steven Kotowski, Assistant Director. Mr. Martin Jaskot, Director. Mr. Donald Calarco, Related Education Department Head, and Mr. Thomas Fialko, General Education Department Head. Mrs. Irene Cosgrove, School Nurse. OFFICE STAFF - Left to Right: Mrs. Janet DuBois, Mrs. Lucy Misenti, Mrs. Judy Nosal, and Mrs. Shirley Haney, Clerks, Mr Robert Brewer, Business Manager, and Mrs. Sandra Gilletti, Clerk. ANNA 1 4 Chip Marden prepares a door for paint. Steve Timbro and Robert Schultz block sand a fender. Gary Conway replaces a light bulb on a finished car. Brent Juniver lits a parking light to the front fender. Mr. Thomas Tupay explains the parts ofa torch to the sophomores. AUTO BGDY . .. up W VX, . X N - ,..+- K , 55 X 8 me Q A, . 1 3 Mr, Gene Waller shows Diane Belval a high spot on a car door. Joe Delmastro brazes a patch on a customer's car. John Theiss tightens the bumper bolts on a car. Steve Aubrey sands a quarter panel. Joe Etheridge and Sue Davis prepare a customer's car for paint. George Emmanuel spot welds a radiator support. 4 6 Q. t, .. JFS K . N .. .s , 1: ws . l 5 Damon St. John rebuilds an engine. Richard J ukonski aligns a front end. Mr. John Mikishka prepares to teach his newest group of students Cliff Hall takes his turn as tool crib attendant. Mike Querfeld repairs the stop lights in a bus. Steve McKaig and Rick Wolf tune an engine. AUTO OTI E Scott Silvestro winterizes an engine. Glenda Stuckey checks the fan belt. Dave Bruzik services a bus. Dan Harris prepares to change the oil. Mr. Jim Dinunzio explains a problem about an alternator to Darryl Ziemba and Jim Slomkowski. 4 Emanuel Salalia finishes his project. Mr. Fred Milardo instructs Dan Hooper how to lay out holes for dowels. Gidget Wagner estimates materials for her cabinet. Mr. Francis Marino shows Andrew Darling and Michael Robertson how to replace a router bit Rick Scandura opens a can of stain and prepares to stain a picture frame. CARPE TRY 6 l 2 ,....w- I , VM f f I J I .iw X . . mai., i 6.36 --qw, 5 3 4 6 John Sullivan operates the panel cutter. Mr. Everett Priest. Tom Woodcoek. and Paul Sutton check the blueprint for dimensions, Dennis Murray puts cabinet legs on a miter. Amy Therrien cuts a panel door for a cabinet on a table sau. Mike Molesky sets the fence on the table saw to proper dimensions. Joe Waite and Scott Sehenarts estimate the materials needed from a blueprint. V 1 fe 5 Seb DiGrande works on a welding drawing. Rich Agresta assists Matt Howley with his work. Gloria Hall starts a junior project. Jon Botteon and Scott Pietruska ink on mylar film. Mr. Richard Lewis and Jon Johnson discuss design work Chris Fasciano works on a thread drawing. DRAFTI G E321 X-VJ' Nw' ,MN Kevin Fuller draws a machine project. Mr. Tom DiMauro helps Sue Elty during exploratory. Darcey Durgan works at her drafting station. Joe Pelletti draws a senior project. Mr. Leo Lattizori aids Tony Marino with his drawing. 4 5 X F It 1 2 I 4 Mr. William Caffery returns a paper to Dan Dybick while Dave Cotharin looks on during exploratory. George Scrivener works in a junction box. Amy Hubbard wires a receptacle. John Guzallis connects the wire, Dan Grasso wires a three-way switch while Michael Cooley straightens a box for use, W ELECTRICAL K . A., I . Q5 ' 124 3 4 6 Dave Musumeci and Guy Marino thread a piece of conduit. Mr. Alan Byer explains heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. Wendy Staples hooks a receptacle on the wall. Pete Ercolani strips wire. Dave Fazzino splices wire. Bob Travis checks his wire diagram. X, W illllllllil... T K 'S Yi lil Efjllliill any 1. Kevin Augeri and John Ziomek wire a digital logic experiment. 2. Mr. Richard Ocone checks resistance on an ohmmeter. 3. Joe Essency and Tony Cartelli check their notes before a circuitry test. 4, Steve Urban prepares a printed circuit board for etching. 5. Ken Owens tests a lamp while Tony Kriwokulski takes voltage checks on a project. 6. Mark DiMauro, Chris Aresco, and Lori Fuller consult acceptable results ofa resistance measurement. ELECTRONICS gif Q '- L r is ia t 3 X S tw., M x ' ' . NA - 5 Sal Saraceno and Angelo Cavaliere repair an electronic component. Mr. Tony Agnes explains a circuit to Dave Parmcnter. Mark Weston, Dan Carmody, and Dave Grote experiment with electrostatics. Dave Grote repairs a project. Joel Rusek and Brian Bystrek check their wire diagrams. 4 in 7 'V' N ?? qi ja 2 'fe 1 x x I V ' I . U X ,f f-Q, fn, 'Q I G J , c of V ,QP A. v I Sha 1. Michelle Ruffino decides what to do to Joal Balzer's hair. 2. Joanne Dupnik combs out an assignment on a manikin. 3. Karen Anderson does a haircut on a customer. 4. Tammy Baker blow dries Debbie Serra's hair. 5. Mrs. Sharon Aresco assists Sue Manka on a hair coloring for Daphne Holland. 4 HAIR DRESSING AND COSMETOLGGY 'iff' 5 Blfpggf LL 4 w ff . vi' hnvf-I -R-.. a .mf .1 'f R-we' I . 4' 5 6 1. Paula Gardner chooses the best length to cut a patron's hair. . Mrs. Linda Russo watches Roseanne LaBella do a comb-out. .Gina Garofalo does scalp treatment manipulations on a freshman exploratory student. . Chari Santangelo and Beth Sparks time the hair coloring done on Sue Sienna. 5. Ellen Rajtar roller sets a customer. IG. Maria Zampini works on an exploratory freshman. isufif- il fi 'ef S 5 also 1 t ...S S51 l'. l s' il j ig X . w -1 3? K -F J is + 3' 1 g gg sl . i .55 - if - 5 . M Wwkwitxts we-.uw K . - Q. ,., 1 I .,. 5 . J. A x 2. f - 2 Hwy-ww F Ifb J E . r N. . 5 Q . 5 1. Jodi Schwartz takes a patient's pulse. 2. Eunice Jackson describes the parts of the digestive system. 3. Michelle Young and Sharon Marthins draw anatomical diagrams. 4. Janice Davis sets up a projector for microbiology. 5. Bonney Purinton sketches the parts ofa micro. 6. Ms. Dott Watt gives Rachel Munno and Rosemary DiMauro some instructions. l I ffm xox HEALTH SERVICES 'i ii l f i 3 'wary I L Sue Poturnicki takes Lori Lepkowski's blood pressure while Rosemary DiMauro takes Rachel Munno's. Nancy Olesen, Janice Davis, and Bonney Purinton get ready to discuss first aid with Ms. Dott Watt. Jodi Schwartz completes a sketch of the nervous system. Lori Lepkowski checks a student's blood pressure. Gail Smoloski, Lisa Chasse, and Eunice Jackson study the endocrine system. l r I 'gg- ,4 ,, ,, fm, W 3 45,215 9 ., Mr. Peter Alogna turns stock on a lathe while Donald Grant watches. Paul Robbins bores the inside ofstock on a lathe. Al Bozzi files chips off of stock. Jim Durkin and Bill Brady setup a V block for grinding angles on l-2-3 blocks. Danielle Fuhrmann calculates a measurement from a blueprint. 'N wi I, 4- A 4 MACHI E-TOOL 4 . Www sc, X v rank Meadows cuts off some stock on a band saw. lan Burr changes speeds on the Bridgeport. lr. Alfred Koboski checks George Boyer's progress as he squares stock. arren Fuller and Bob Scandura review their final projects in thejig bore room. arryl Michaud center drills his 1-2-3 blocks under Mr. Michael Bruzik's supervision. :ff Myers uses the flexowriter to make a tape for the numerical control machine. nv I' x ----Q-pq 13 L g .-1, l,J ,1f',A,, eq- .X I ,pf-... 16 4 l. Dean Sienna and Michelle Taylor display clay projects. 2. Jon Johnson paints under Mrs. Kathleen Linehan's watchful eye. 3. Seb DiGrande paints a mural in the cafeteria. 4. Joal Balzer completes an assignment. 5. Matt Oszurek displays Torg, his new little companion. 6. Mrs. Kathleen Linehan supervises some juniors from hairdressing and cosmetology. ART fits f N, rl? ,ZZ RN. 9'- X . g t ww M12 new 'Wx lr-vf 4 1, I ..,. . , , , a t 'l 'n April Ray paints an outfit on Smurfette. Mrs. Kathleen Linehan and juniors from drafting present some of their work. Kris Warzecha puts some finishing touches on the Garfield mural in the art room. Kevin Fuller completes a wire sculpture. Sue Manka practices her sketching skills on the art room wall. 4 5 'V-f., ima? in-. ?Cj123,,,y 'vm-udp Sv Mike Woods and Sue Beal help Jim Zmarzlak with an assignment. Joe Miller and Dave Kiefer copy an architectural design. Sharon Brown works with some drawing instruments. Michelle Renkins does a sketching exercise. Mr. Harry Fargo lectures to a class. BL EPRI TREADI ,QW suis wud llfrerrrrf . ..,.. . ff-fir .f Xena, 'Ding wa , -uf 2 3 4 6 Geoff English and Matt Gondek work on orthographic drawings dealing with three-view projections. Mr. Henry Tabor explains the concept of three views in an orthographic drawing. Donald Dolab works on a drawing to figure out how the top view, front view, and right-side view look. Fran Perez asks a question about dimensions in three-view projections. Craig Ducki and Mike Groat prepare to start their work. Joe Essency and Bob Hofferth finish a shop-related exercise. G 1 mm Q ,, . '33-5 ,H SM, l Ml G.W.U 4 Mr. Tom Serra shows Kim Warzecha how to do her letter of application. Freshmen discuss a short story. Seb Aresco, Todd Baker, and Angelo Cavaliere diligently finish their assignment. Sophomores listen to an oral presentation. Joe Marszalek and Patrick Martin do an improvisation. Mrs. Norma DeMar shows Tom Secondino how to use a thesaurus. l E GLIH ggi ,,, , mv A LQ '92 3' -what 'gig Y axe- - ,M .. ' 3031? .Q 'ui' 'sn QE' J?M9' Mrs. Marge Sadinsky checks Brian Lacaillade's work. Shawn Culver immerses himself in a short story. Beth Smith revises her paper. Freshmen increase their vocabulary. Mr. Len Messina discusses the day's assignmekst. A 4 5 ,,,,..nmP' ,sf Jeff Daniels reads the title ofthe book shown to the sophomores. Mr. Robert Elias shares an important message with Richard Buckman, John Vecchitto, and Gary Schwartz. Shaun Patenaude listens to a discussion on proper health care. Mr. Robert Elias looks over some study sheets about the digestive system with Laurie Paradis and Carlton Overton. Fran Perez listens to a discussion about family planning. HE LTH wi W 1 2 3 l 4 i Robert Stefurak pays attention to a talk about the nervous system. Mr. Robert Elias explains the otoscope during a lesson about physical examinations. Kim Johnson takes a health quiz. Mr. Robert Elias and Fran Perez check the results of a quiz on the auditory system. Seb Spada and Joe Saflicki anxiously await Bill Spitzmacher's complex question about digestion. Mr. Robert Elias looks over some quiz results with a sophomore class. 5 , A,,,, 1 K w, 'M K , kk,,, If 4 , me 'mv? A - ,W , .we ima Af x if is ,gf Mr. Tom Termine shows Pam Zelewski how to solve a math problem. Dave Musumeci, Angelo Cavaliere, and Todd Baker work on their algebra Sophomores await the next question on a test. Brent Juniver waits for an explanation ofthe next example. Sophomores listen to a lecture on square roots. Seniors check to see if their answers are correct. fain! JK M. xl lg me Sophomores are baffled by a math problem MATHEMATICS l 5 la Z3 f ,AQ vi will I my A ' xi X y T j HV, T Mr. Richard Shek watches CliffHall solve an algebraic equation. ,i IJ, 7 A 7' I JXQJQ R13 A api, J f Af' 1,1 Chris Arescointently finishes his homework. 'Eff l 'V l C fi V fl 'I if 'X ' 'X j ,V ff l L ' A X Dave .lukoriski searches for an answer. Mr. Sal Scianna shows Charlene Eddy how to do word problems. vi 4 V Y I l f 3 f 1 J 5 5 V J C i , I A 1,1 rig:-Jia! . xx lf. J Vx IZA!! xrilvlffrll L5 i ' ' , , 1 ,f I , --Y V1 - ,M f fZfy1ff-Q- ,I .A J . V , , . v,,,.j,f ,,,.3 , 1 x C A C' ' f xi .4414 A A . 1 4 l 'Y J 0' ff-.f,y Al f if jf AXHMXW A fK5fLf4:fy2fw1-if fi 749'-A - -1 4 Dave Jukonski uses the bench press to stay in shape. Mr. Joe Romano gets ready to toss the basketball for D Lisa Chasse demonstrates a proper volleyball serve. Lori Hall attempts to block Chris Fasciano's shot. Students enjoy volleyball and basketball. H ' uf , ave Krick and Mike Lagace PHYSICAL EDUCATIO 410' .Q-0 m 1 . 3 4 6 . Seb Aresco does sit-ups on an elevated board. l. Dave Musumeci drives into the lane for a closer shot. . Darren Fuller performs on the curling apparatus for bicep exercise. . Paul Sutton and Michael Cooley jump for a rebound while other seniors watch. . Steve Chester executes a shoot through as Mr. Joe Romano spots him. . Mrs. Martha .Iurek goes over some volleyball rules with Kim Bergeron and Darcey Durgan. Iii, rl gpg!! 3 X an H' lf' PI 35is'..,,,,t Eifitfw .g.-- Mr. Don Calarco explains an experiement to his class. Tammy Baker, Joe Boutillier, and Jeff Buschendorf have mixed reactions when they hear their quiz results. Ted Gilpatrick explains how a wave travels through paper to Mr. Steve Kushman. Juniors listen to a student giving a science report. Joe Casserino and Gary Conway work on their science reports. Mr. Fred Wheeler uses a humorous anecdote as he explains the structure of an atom to the seniors. ,WA v WNW' Nrr '4 if 1. Jose Fontanez listens to the explanation ofa physics problem. 2. Mrs. Jan Colegrove watches Heather Foreman select the proper microscopic lens. - Gina Grasso asks a question about the science test. .N .izsx SCIENCE 2 1 1 :- 4. L 'us Ahlquist gives an explanation of volcanic explosions which Seb Aresco and Kim Bergeron Gnd amusing. 5. Ro. Infante answers the next question. fl. 5 Mr. Tom Lombardo points out a fact on the test to Aldo Parnasso. John Betty listens to a geography lesson. Marcey Drake gets a definition of manifest destiny. Mike Molesky takes a test on types of insurance. Mr. Len Messina discusses the Missouri Compromise. 'l M-...- SOCIAL STUD ES m,Tv Nw-+1 X. Freshmen take a test on law enforcement. Melissa Mickle learns about some causes of the Civil War. Mr. Tom Fialko lectures thejuniors on foreign affairs. Keith Perry waits for the next answer. Joe DelMastro studies for a test. Mr. Bruce Sievers points out Poland on the board map to thejuniors. 7 X .t 5 6 E Q, 'Q 'ev' Pi v 4 1. Tony Cartelli learns to type without looking at the keys. 2. Mrs. Phyllis Russo helps Aldo Parnasso correct an error. 3. Janice Davis turns to the correct page. 4. Nancy Olesen is upset because she's made too many typographical errors. 5. Walt Jackson proofreads his work while Paul Nicolai types. 6. Drafting juniors try to improve their typing speed. TYPI G ZZ,- 3' hqge nv... N .A f' ' F . Q -4 1. Mrs. Phyllis Russo helps Chris Fasciano with a typing project. 2. Bonney Purinton reads some typing instructions. 3. Electronics seniors become proficient in their typing skills. 4. Michele Sarno finishes her letter. 5. Mrs. Phyllis Russo shows Gail Smoloski how to set tabs. 4 K 5 Vi VARSITY SOCCER CoACH ToM LoMBARDo TRI-CAPTAINS Sal DiMauro Gino Moncada Dave Musumeci UNIOR VARSITY SOCCER MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ASSISTANT COACH Dave Musumeci Tony Milardo at SCHEDULE Q ak., Vinal K 0 Xavier ..... . . . 0 K 5 Middletown . . . . , 0 V 3 Cromwell .... 1 ,ik SCHEDULE 4 Bolton ..,.. . . . 0 NNE' Q' September 17 Xavier 1 RHAM .,.,.. . . . 0 R , September 20 Glastonbury 0 Rocky Hill 2 5 . septembefzz Middletown 1 East Hampton ..... 0 September 27 RHAM 0 Coventry .......,.. I September 29 Portland 2 Bacon Academy .... 1 - -L', at October 4 Cromwell 3 Cheney Tech ...... 0 , October6 RHAM 7 North Branford .... 1 ' - f f K October I 1 Glastonbury 3 Portland ..,...,.,. 1 K K 4 -f ' October 14 Rocky Hill 2 Newington ..,..,., 2 3 '- W K ' ' 'C October 21 Portland 4 Prince Tech ....... 1 ' C fir' ' A 'Qc October 25 Rocky Hill 1 Xavier ,,,..,...... 1 -Q , :W '52 . ft October 28 Cromwell 7 Wilson ..,.,.,..... 0 x . K f K A ff ' mf I November 2 Xavier STATE TOURNAMENT Q ' if X J f We November 4 Wilson 2 Northwest Regional . 1 7 K-fl-3 .-.' I -Q K I 2 Farmington .,..... 4 L f' L - K - K . KKKKKKK ' . . K .1 I K A COACH HARRY FARGO CO-CAPTAINS Brian McCarthy Deaf' Sienna UNIOR V ARSITY Mosr VALUABLE PLAYER BASKETBALL Keith Perry ASSISTANT COACH BILL DENNEHY SCHEDULE nal Vinal 57 RHAM .,...... .... 7 7 50 48 Cheney Tech ......... 58 42 79 Haddam-Killingworth . 51 53 55 Coventry ..,,...,.... 53 31 60 Bacon Academy .,,... 86 33 52 Portland ..,,....,..,. 61 37 55 Bolton ....... .... 5 3 34 65 Rock Hill ,... ,... 8 6 30 52 Cromwell .... ..,, 7 3 32 43 East Hampton ,, .... 59 53 69 Cheney Tech .. , .... 53 42 55 RHAM ...,.... . . . 89 47 42 Coventry ,........... 63 48 55 Bacon Academy .,.,.. 77 22 61 Portland ,.,.....,., .. 62 71 66 Bolton ......... ,.., 7 6 56 37 Rocky Hill .,. ..., 62 44 43 Cromwell ......,.,.,. 57 68 64 East Hampton ......,. 89 88 62 Haddam-Killingworth . 49 47 1 98 SCHEDULE 58 43 36 33 70 56 57 44 73 59 59 62 52 64 63 55 Rocky Hill ,..,. .... 4 7 64 63 55 RHAM ......,...,.., Cheney Tech ...,..... Haddam-Killingworth . . Coventry ........,.,,. Bacon Academy ..,.... Portland ......,...... Bolton ......... .... Rocky Hill ..... .... Cromwell .... .... East Hampton ., .,.. Cheney Tech ... ..,. RHAM ........ ..... Coventry .,.,.,.,..... Bacon Academy ......, Portland ,.......,. . . . Bolton ......... .... Cromwell .....,...... East Hampton ....,,.. Haddam-Killingworth ,, Vi CROSS COUNTRY COACH SAL SCIANNA ASSISTANT COACH LEN MESSINA CO-CAPTAINS Ben Chowaniec Andre Paradis MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Andre Paradis SCHEDULE nal 22 Lyman Hall .,,.,. 33 41 Maloney . ,... .... l 9 21 Prince Tech ,..... 34 20 Wilcox Tech ...... 35 20 Whitney ....,..., 34 20 RHAM ......,... 36 15 Rocky Hill ......, 48 22 East Hampton ..,. 33 19 Coventry ,..... . . . 42 27 Ellington ......... 29 28 Bacon Academy . . , 31 16 Ellis Tech ....,... 48 32 Cheney Tech ..... 24 30 Portland . ..,...,. 27 32 Middletown ,..... 24 35 Wilson ......,.,., 21 15 Cromwell ...,..,, 50 15 Coginchaug ....., 50 FRESHMAN BASKETBALQ Vi nal 22 42 39 32 41 31 COACH JOE ROMANO SCHEDULE East Hampton , .... , .. 53 Haddam-Killingworth .. 44 Haddam-Killingworth .. 45 Cheney Tech .,.,...... 28 Portland ............. 66 East Hampton ,. ,..,.. 72 RIFLE COACH CHARISE LYMAN CAPTAIN Rick Pysar MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Willy Olesen AVERAGES Varsity Ray Becker ..,.,..,....,. ,..... 1 78 Brian Bielot .,.... . . . .... . 185 Dave Botti ....,.. .,.., 1 83 Steve Bystrek . .,.. ...... l 72 Jason Congdon .... .,.... 1 88 Wilbur Fomento . . ...,. 179 Kathy Kiley .,.... .,.., 1 80 Clayton Mountain .....,. ,..... 1 76 Willy Olesen . . . ...........,,.. . 190 Rick Pysar ...................... 189 Junior Varsity Sam Boston , .... , .... , .,.,.,.... 168 Troy Hall ,.....,......, . ,.,., .., 156 Brett Hasbrouck .... . . .,.,. 179 Jeff Henry ......... , .... 166 Bill Spitzmacher ,.., ..,., l 75 Brett Wilson ..,... . , .... 172 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY ADVISORS MRS. GRACE BIBISI MRS. SANDRA DURGAN JUNIOR VARSITY ADVISOR MRS. TERRY HURLBURT Varsity Squad Darcy Durgan Tracy Fordham Lori Hall, Co-Captain Sandra Holloway Beth Hoyt Julie Nosal, Mascot Colette Privott, Mascot Michelle Sarno Beth Smith Beth Sparks, Co-Captain Kim Warzecha Kris Warzecha Junior Varsity Squad Mary Boulay Leslie Burch, Co-Captain Dawn Hurlbert Michelle Rankins Wendy Savage, Co-Captain Cathy Shelton l Daryl Michaud races his opponent to defend Vinal's goal. Joe Etheridge outraces his opponent to gain control of the ball in a l-0 victory over R.H.A.M. Dave Musumeci fights to secure Vinal's 4-0 lead over Bolton. Coach Tom Lombardo discusses the timing procedure with Mr. Robert Elias and Terry Smith. Frank Milardo holds his opponent as he takes the ball from under him. 100 VARSIT SOCCER v Fi it . kL.l, by ...i ,. Q: Q g gg, ff NZ? x . v f- . 1 amazing?-its An-If 5-rg :V Cl? Q' as mx V . 4 . L X. M hk we ,,s W se Led by Coach Tom Lombardo, the Hawks had their best season ever, posting a 12-3-3 mark. They were co-city cham- pions and came in second to Farmington in the C.O.C. with a 7-2-0 mark. Defensively, Vinal had a fine sweeper back in Tri-Captain David Musumeci. Tri-Captain Sal DiMauro, a dynamic stop- per back, was able to generate instant of- fense while making tough strikes. The speed and toughness of wing fullbacks Tom Uhlaman and Daryl Michaud neutralized their opponents' effectiveness. Anchoring the defense was keeper Dean Sienna. Frank Milardo's skill and savvy helped him play center half. Joe Etheridge and Mario Saraceno played the mid-field with steadfastness. The Hawks had offensive balance. Scott Schenarts was a fine one-on-one player who finessed his way past many defenders while compiling the most team assists. Tri-Captain Gino Moncada scored 17 goals, and Dan Hooper scored 13. Seb DiMauro, a four-year player, showed his versatility along with Mark Etheridge, Guy Marino, and Ken Owens. Dave Musumeci, Gino Moncada, and Frank Milardo made the All-Conference Team, and Dave and Gino received honorable mention for the New Haven Registers All-State Team. Gino also made the C.l.A.C. All-State Soccer Team. 'gf --'N ..-wmmri A ,, f ., . Gino Moncada traps down a cross in a fast breakaway to give Vinal a victory of 2-l over East Hampton. . Seb DiMauro attempts to clear the ball out of Vinal's end. . Scott Schenarts tries to steal the ball in a victory over Bolton. . TEAM - Kneeling, Left to Right: Joe Etheridge, Tom Uhlman, Tri-Captains Dave Musumeci, Gino Moncada, and Sal DiMauro, Scott Schenarts, and Mario Saraceno. Standing: Coach Tom Lombardo, Frank Milardo, Guy Marino, Dan Hooper, Dean Sienna, Mark Etheridge, Seb DiMauro, Ken Owens, Daryl Michaud, and Mark DiMauro. 101 Q The Hawks huddle before the game begins. Chris Sweeney cuts off the ball from a Portland player Steve Ballachino brings the ball under control. Todd Waite gets ready to hit the ball down the line. John Etheridge tries to cross the ball. 102 in UNIOR VARSITY SOCCER The junior varsity soccer team played under the direction of Coach Tony Milardo. Although the teamis record did not in- dicate a very successful season point-wise, the Hawks nevertheless displayed a lot of en- thusiasm for the game. They increased their knowledge of basic skills and acquired many pointers on the field which will help them in the future. Coach Milardo was very understanding with his team since most of his players were playing for the first year. The highlight of the season was the last game played against Wilson which the Hawks won 7-0. All in all, the Hawks had given a few good teams a run for on their money by the end of the season. 1 2 4 1. Rosario Raffa and Rick DiMauro discuss a play. 2, Rick DiMauro has trouble taking two on one. 3. Angelo Morello tries to keep the ball from going out of bounds. 4. TEAM - First Row, Left to Right: Jon Chomicz, Jon Kenney, Don Dybick, Steve Formica Dennis Sienna, Rick DiMauro, Angelo Morello, and Sal Carla. Second Row: Seb Corsino, Chris Sweeney, Steve Ballachino, Seb Spada, and Mike Botti. Third Row: Dave Grant, Jay Copp, Steve Urban, Mike Woods, John Etheridge, Todd Waite, Frank Tomboly, and Coach Tony Milardo. s 103 3 'S I l . fig . . fd K Q if hr 1 .- 4 IAQ' . .,..,,,., K HX . 4 'mwfff Q AF2',f'-f'fffM h L, ,A 4, 1 br . N L' e W ,.'- s p ' ,,. in .f Y 1. W V, , ,.,n,, W ,jf ,M W, W Z., M R- fig , TX, 5745 W Ev! Q V 5 T74 .W 1 X. A, vw ,JY K' if i xg,-, vjlf 1 '. Cross Country 3 Guided by Coach Sal Scianna, the Hawks had an unexpected successful season with a 13-5 record. The team was literally blown away at the Durham Invita- tional by both Portland and Coginchaug by identical scores of 47-121. Vinal was almost shut out in its first season meet by state powerhouse Maloney High by a score of 15-48. However, the team never lost its character. Instead of giving up, they ran off a string of ll straight victories. The Hawks had the eventual C.O.C. champion, Portland, on the ropes, losing to them by only 2 points due to an injury to Vinal's third leading runner. The Hawks, who ended up second in the C.O.C., were contenders up to the last day and were 10th in the state sectionals. They had some outstanding individual perfor- mances. Andre Paradis was 16th at the state final, and Ben Chowaniec was second in the C.O.C. while Mike Moneypenny was 12th. Mike, a newcomer, was also the biggest surprise on the team, being the second leading runner most of the season. Greg Byrnie ran well despite injury, and Geoff English was 5th on the team and sec-ond in the C.O.C. among freshmen. Dan Lamoureux and Brian Zawilinski bat- tled for 6th and 7th spots. David White, Matt Gondek, and Jim Carmody rounded out the club. 4 Ben Chowaniec, Mike Moneypenny, and Andre Paradis patiently await the start of the C.O.C. championship meet. David White shows his form at the C.O.C. championship meet. Greg Byrnie makes his fastest time in the 5000 m fl6Z29J in the city championship against Middletown and Wilson. Ben Chowaniedc and Geoff English streak to take the lead at the C.O.C. championship at the Portland Golf Course. 105 Ja. 'i gin ix .... , . ., .Q K :N W. 1'- E12 - , vga . - , X ., h K yy Qquq f i-xg 1 ' Q ' 'ff' , is g J :Ji 5 M. QM 5 gm, ...if-M' W RIFLE Supervised by Coaches Charles and David Lyman, the varsity rifle team ended the season with a 6-0 record. Their undefeated season was especially welcome since it was the complete reverse of the previous year's record. The Hawks attributed their success to hard work. They practiced diligently all season and took third place in the state championship. The team will lose only one senior, Rick Pysar, who saved more than one win. Starting for the varsity team next year will be Willy Olesen, Dave Botti, Ray Becker, Brian Bielot, Wilbur Fomento, Kathleen Kiley, Steve Bystrek, Clayton Mountain, and Jason Congdon. 3 1. VARSITY TEAM - Kneeling, Left to Right: Kathleen Kiley, Clayton Mountain, and Wilbur Fomento. Standing: Ray Becker, Brian Bielot, Co- Captains Rick Pysar and Jason Congdon, Dave Botti, and Willy Olesen. 2. Jason Congdon gets ready for the match. 3. Kathy Kiley demonstrates the sitting position. 107 Dave Bruzik, Dan Culver, and Matt Oszurek play a tough defense Kent Pope goes up for a lay-up. Brian McCarthy helps Dave Bruzik defend against the opposition. Dave Bruzik dribbles around a Haddam-Killingworth defender. 108 VARSITY BASKETB LL A Under the direction of Coach Harry Fargo, the varsity basketball team compiled a 5-l5 record. Despite the disappointing season, the Hawks made some great strides in developing a sound basketball program at Vinal. The team was very competitive with all opponents, taking many games to the final minutes of play before the outcome was decided. One example was the Portland game in which the Hawks were down for half the game before they came back in the fourth period. Then they went into overtime before losing to Portland by only one point for a final score of 61-62. The Hawks defeated Haddam- Killingworth twice with scores of 79-51 and 62-49. They also beat Cheney Tech 69-53. The games against Coventry and Bolton ended with identical scores of 55-53. Keith Perry scored a last-second shot to win the Bolton game. Keith Perry was chosen for the All-Conference Team because of his all-around great play. Brian Mc- Carthy and Walt Jackson also con- tributed greatly to the success of the team. . Ray Stuckey goes up for two points. . Dean Sienna hangs onto another rebound. . Keith Perry warms up before a game. 4 . TEAM - Kneeling, Left to Right: Dan Culver, Co-Captains Brian McCarthy and Dean Sienna, Walt Jackson, and Matt Oszurek. Standing: Coach Henry Fargo, Ray Stuckey, Ken Owens, Eric Winzer, Kent Pope, Dave Bruzik, Torey Marino, and Keith Perry. 109 l . FRESHMAN TEAM - Kneeling, Left to Right: Alex Peterson, Chuck Tyler, Frank Thibodeau, JJ. Wright and Bill Perry. Standing: Mike Lagace, Glenn Guggenheim, Brian Lagace, and Coach Joe Romano. 2. Torey Marino catches a 3. 4. rebound while surrounded by the opposition, Glenn Guggenheim waits for a possible rebound. Alex Peterson attempts to steal an inbound pass. 110 tub 44 4J!llAl tri ! rl, JU IOR VARSITY BASKETB LL Guided by first-year Coach Bill Dennehy, the junior varsity basketball team compiled a 5-15 record. Although they lost several games, the Hawks managed to win some games with impressive scores. The first highlight of the season was the game against Haddam-Killingworth which Vinal won 53-36. Torey Marino and Ken Owens scored 13 points each, and Chuck Tyler scored 10. The game with Bolton was the most exciting game since each team had the lead throughout the game. Chuck Tyler scored the decisive point, enabling the Hawks to win 56-55. Another close game was the one against Cromwell in which Dave Bruzik was the top scorer with 23 points to his credit while Kent Pope scored 21 points. This game went into double overtime before Vinal won 68-64. Torey Marino, Ken Owens, and Bill Perry played on the var- sity team as well. Torey was the top scorer for the season since he scored 243 points. Chuck Tyler came in next with 155 points. 1 2 4 1. Chuck Tyler anticipates a pass. 2. Ken Owens makes a good move to score two points. 3. Frank Thibodeau plays good defense. 4. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM - Kneeling, Left to Right: Alex Peterson, Bill Perry, Chuck Tyler, JJ. Wright, Frank Thibodeau, and Carlton Overton. Standing: Brian Lagace, Mike Lagace, Steve Urban, Torey Marino, Glenn Guggenheim, Ken Owens, and Coach Bill Dennehy. 111 3 l. 2. 3. 4. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Kneeling, Left to Right: Michelle Rankins and Co- Captain Leslie Burch. Standing: Mary Boulay, Dawn Hurlbert, Co-Captain Wendy Savage, and Cathy Shelton. Thejunior varsity cheerleaders encourage the basketball players with their cheer. The varsity cheerleaders do a mount after a cheer. Thejunior varsity cheerleaders practice their mount before the basketball game continues. 112 CHEERLE DER -it f ef. . ,. .A ,Ei Q .vw .ww . .. wt kr f. ,. 46 W 'fs this K lf ff . . MQLQMS ,ix ,V M as . ,', .. 3 2 . 1. The varsity cheerleaders do a repeat cheer at a soccer game, 2 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - First Row, Left to Right: Julie Nosal, Mascot, Beth Smith, Tracy Fordham, Beth Hoyt, and Colette Privott, Mascot. Second Row: Kris Warzecha, Co-Captain Lori Hall, and Kim Warzecha. Third Row: Co-Captain Beth Sparks, Sandra Holloway, and Darcey Durgan. Co-Captains Beth Sparks and Lori Hall lead the varsity cheerleaders in a repeat cheer at a basketball game. 4. The varsity cheerleaders do a warm-up cheer before the game starts. 113 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES f Sitting, Left to Right: Walter Gachioch, Patty Widlansky, Paula Gardner, Sue Davis, and Rodney DeLuca. Standing: Don Jenkins, Joe Pelletti, Ben Chowaniec, Paul Mozzicato, Gino Moncada, Dean Sienna, and Joe Etheridge, JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES - Sitting, Left to Right: Sue Manka, Gloria Hall, and Amy Therrien. Standing: Michael Kane, Dave Parmenter, and Charlene Eddy. STUDE T COUNCIL FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES - Sitting, Left to Right: Gina Grasso, Marcey Santangelo, and Valorie Gilson. Standing: Ken Woodward, David Neubig, and Sam Boston. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES - Sitting, Left to Right: Beth Smith, Danielle Fuhrmann, and Joyce Derks. Standing: Ken Owens, Carlton Overton, Bob Camp, and Phil Pawelczyk. OFFICERS - Sitting, Left to Right: Pam Zalewski, Corresponding Secretary: Joe Pelletti, Treasurerg Ben Chowaniec, President: Sue Davis, Vice President: and Bonnie Corral, Recording Secretary. Standing: Mr. Alfred Koboski and Mr. Thomas Termine, Advisors. 115 HAWK TALK THE HAWK HAWK TALK STAFF - Left to Right: Andrew Foreman, Seb DiGrande, Lars Ahlquist, Joe Pelletti, Kevin Fuller, Michael Alger Joe Essency, Don Jenkins, Mr. Len Messina, Advisor, and Ben Chowaniec. HAWK TALK STAFF - Left to Right: Karen Elty, Michelle Adams, Valorie Gilson, Marie Zadroske, Larry Carrignan, Melissa Mickle, Jean Fuller, and Sharon Marthins. HAWK STAFF - Sitting, Left to Right: Mr. Anthony Agnes, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Tischio, Advisor, Karen Anderson, and Ellen Rajtar. Standing: Don Jenkins, Dan Malaquias, Jim Schmaltz, Donna Scata, Vinnie Garofalo, and Mr. Robert Elias. 116 NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY 8L VICA l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Sitting, Left to Right: Tom Satagaj, Treasurer: Don Jenkins, Vice President, Jim Mokoski, President: and Terri Anderson, Secretary. Standing: Kevin Augeri, Mrs. Marge Sadinsky Advisor, Paul Mozzicato, Scott Petras, Dean Sienna, Rich Agresta, Joe Pelletti, Rick Pysar, Cliff Hall, and Ben Chowaniec. VICA - Sitting, Left to Right: Rich Agresta, State President, Dean Sienna, Treasurer: Bill Unikewicz, President, Terri Anderson, Secretary: and Sue Davis, Vice President, Standing: Mr. Mike Bruzik, Ms. Sharon Aresco, and Mr. Richard Lewis, Advisors. 117 wafer fi Qi if X . X l. Left to Right Steve Aubrey Treasurer Sue Davis Vice President Danielle Fuhrmann Secretary and Mrs Joan Abrahamson Advisor 2. Left to Right Nancy Olesen Janice Davis Paul Hewitt President and Bonney Purinton 3, First Row Left to Right Roxanne Belair Sue Poturmcki Michael Alger and Steve Sadlowski Second Row Glenda Stuckey Sandra Halloway and Eunice Jackson 4. First Row left to Right Lori Lepkowski Rachel Munno Donna Scala Heather Foreman and Michele Anastasio Second Row Terri Anderson Donna King and Karen Anderson 118 ll PHGTOGRAPHY CLUB STAMP fCOIN CLUB its PNWMNL f W ' i Q. - K' ff MW-r..,, -.:::, , ia ggqgLqg.ggz,:.2.g I -'t :ss if J A l PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB W Left to Right: Ken Woodward, Larry Carrignan, Mr. Robert Elias, Advisor, Bob Camp, Sal Nucifora, and Mike Rutty. 2. STAMPXCOIN CLUB - First Row, Left to Right: Sal Nucifora, Joe Carta, Dan Carmody, Joe Ternullo, and Mr. Len Messina, Advisor. Second Row: Don Netsch, Mark Weston, Rick Johnson, Chuck Symazik, Lars Ahlquist, Dave Grote, and Shaun Paternaude. 119 OP R CLUB 5 WI TER TRACKfPOL RBE RCLUI MOPAR CLUB - Kneeling, Left to Right: Steve DiMauro and Robert Arabasz. Standing: Tim Feegel, Todd Baker, Mike Yates, Mr. Len Messina, Advisor, .loel Rusek, John Hartzell, Dave Parmenter, and Sean Fallis. WINTER TRACKXPOLAR BEAR CLUB - First Row, Left to Right: Joe Carta, Ken Dale, Mr. Len Messina, Advisor, and Tom Menard. Second Row: Mike Moneypenny, Chris Sweeney, Mark Failla, Andre Paradis, Mark DiMauro, and Kevin Griffith. iw.: . ,::. , . ll SKI CLUB 1 2 !'I ' .AA First Row, Left to Right: Bob Hofferth, John Smigel, Brian Quellette, Steve Ballachino, and John Etheridge. Second Row: Mike Woods, Rich Milardo, Brian Lagace, Mike Iwanski, and Phil Gagnon. First Row, Left to Right: Jeff Hasbrouck, Marc Pear, Shaun Culver, Alex Baldwin, and Dave Neubig. Second Row: Jeff Thoompson, Mike Lagace, Brian Daly, Frank Tomboli, and Don Netsch. First Row, Left to Right: Dennis Murray, Vice Presidentg Steve Timbro, Treasurer: Lori Fuller, Secretaryg and Mark Etheridge, President. Second Row: Mr. Michael Bruzik, Mrs. Shirley Haney, and Mr. Gene Waller, Advisors. 121 a Mn ff ,E X if I X WZ wc ,, 'Z ,,.,f ' L-nu , ,,f .P kk kj, .M PIRIT DAYS E KX N 1' lx X5 Q ra -V V Jeff Abbatello Lars Ahlquist Michael Alger William Allen Todd Anderson Christopher Aresco Dawn Aresco Seb C. Aresco Seb J. 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Farmere Mechalgles el v I rw Q S emefx VJJQ,-' A' -1 ' ww . t . x-'Sc' V., '. rl Best Wishes he Class of 1983 F the PARENT - FACULTY CRGANIZATION Health and Prosperity in Your Future Endeavors KERO-SUN PORTABLE HEATERS KEROSUN' . Because you don't have money to burn mg. . 'lu we ALSO CARRY G pd' X h ATARI VIDEO coMPuTeR svsTEMs QNX lx 1 AND CMM K SC::IEg::ClALIZE IN: 2 E CARTRIDGES S 9 C ' RADAR DETECTORS gi-J X, 'ca RADIO AND AUTO svsTEMs 635-2455 SALES AND SERVICE INSTALLATIONS 320 MAIN ST. fnexl to ABC Pizza, CROMWELL i Luncheon 11 A.M.-3 P.M. Dinner 5 P.M.-9:30 P.M. Tuesday Through Saturday Sunday Noon-8 P.M. Closed Mondays Party Room Available SAW MILL PUB Little Steak House Lorraine and Murph, Your Hosts 635-1933 Corner Rt. 3 and 72 lShunpike Roady Cromwell, CT Best Wishes from CARPENTRY Mr. Marino and SOPHOMORES Bill Bartolotta Ed Crosley Allen Czaia Pete DiStasio Joe Janowski Burton Johnson Scott King Mike Knapp Alan Kromish Mike Lariviere Tom Lemieux Mike Moshier Clayton Mountain Robert Mozzicato Dennis Murray Fred Neils Philip Pawelczyk Jim Sadlowski John Smigel Mark Williams N V GJD 137 3 Q Best Wishes From HAIRDRESSING 8. COSMETOLOGY Mrs. Sharon Aresco and Seniors Michele Anastasio Karen Anderson Terri Anderson Randi Ellis Heather Foreman Paula Gardner Gina Garotalo Holly Herbert Kelly Meehan Kellen Rajtar Donna Scata Patty Widlansky Maria Zampini MIDDLETOWN Best Wishes From AUTO BODY Mr. Gene Waller and Juniors Jim Beauchemin Diane Belval Larry Bials Sal Branciforte Joe Delmastro Charlene Eddy John Hartzell Shawn Kiley Dennis Marden Jim McPike Gary Russo Linda Skinski Ray Stuckey Kevin Unikewicz 3 g D PLATE GLASS CD. cm,,.,T,...,..,-, 926 Washington Street v Middletown, CT 06457 Middletown - Old Saybrook - East Hampton h 346-1211 40 Union sr. 'gfgfijgnfson 563-2975 Middletown, CT 138 Best Wishes Q szvfuin sf Open 7 Nights a Week Lunch - Thurs. - Sun. Tel. 346-4492 5 4 B 4 5 4 Best Wishes from CARPENTRY MALLGPDVES Pc 404 MAIN STREET IVIIDDLETOWN BUZZY LEVIN lewelers Established 7928 Telephone: 346-9204 Best Wishes from HAIRDRESSING 8: Fred Milardo and Mr. Everett Priest and COSMETO'-OGY JUNIORS Mrs. Sharon Aresco and JUNIORS Bill Alen John Logiudice Tammy Baker Michelle Ruffino Chu Mess Mike M0 eYPe Y Joal Balzer Chari Santangelo Todd Baker Dan Munson . . Jen Bmdy Andre Pamdis Denise Granger Debbie Serra Greg Byrnie Mike Pillarella Daphne Holland Sue Sienna Andy Darling Mike Robertson Steve DiMauro Jose Fontanez Warren Guild Dan Hooper Richard Scandura Amy Therrien Catherine Wagner Don Yankowski Becky Johnson Lucy Liistro Sue Manka April Ray Beth Sparks Kim Warzecha Kris Warzecha Pam Zalewski 139 --.......,,, Best Wishes From AUTOMOTIVE SOPHOMORES Carl Augeri Ed Brinkley Jett Daniels Harry Davidson Dwight Davis Dave Erdman Tim Feegel Ron Grube Scott Hatje Brian Lacaillade George Leatherbee Joe McFadden Keith Osborn Emanuel Salafia Mike Sambor George Smith Ron Terrio Frank Thibodeau Doug Walsh Pat Williams Best Wishes From ELECTRICAL Mr. William Caffery and Sophomores Brian Bielot David Botti Mike Brawley Kevin Cartwright Paul Crete Paul Dinwoodie John Etheridge Philip Gagnon John Guzallis John Hasuly Mike Iwanski Glenn Matthews Brian Ouellette Eric Satagai Dennis Sienna William Smigel Robert Stefurak Chris Sweeney Joe Ternullo Guy Veneziano Matt Warzecha Brian Zawilinski I yLOR , QENTAL , aww- 7 Best Wishes 6 BOB BYRNE Tel: 1203i 347-4688 30 Dekoven Dr., Middletown, CT 06457 Things to Rent for Every Eventlm 140 Rte. 9A Phone 345-27 Higganum, CT 06441 Be Z0 .mo foil Complete Auto Service David, Ron and Ds HE THE COUNTRY MARKET Main Street, Higganum, CT We sell a complete line of groceries, meats, produce, and beer. We sell USDA choice beef. C1365 The Best of Everything 3,3 APPLE BARREL QQ,5 FARM STORE 41 XSMAW 54006 Jct. Rtes. 147 8: 157 Middlefield, Connecticut 06455 West Street Middlefield, CT 06455 Phone 349-8829 BECKER SHEET METAL CO. Fred Becker, Owner Custom Built Duct Systems Sheet Metal- Heating - Air Conditioning Ventilation - Industrial Exhaust Power Humidifier - Electronic Air Cleaners Fans and Blowers Best Wishes From ELECTRONICS Mr. Richard Ocone and Sophomores Dan Carmody Eric Carta Joe Carta Mark DiMauro Lori Fuller Dave Grote Todd Haiek Karl Helming Tony Kriwokulski Steve Manchester Michael Michalski Robert Morosky Ken Owens Brian Pettison Steve Sadlowski Dean Sidote Greg Stanhope Charles Szymaszek Steve Urban Mark Weston 141 HIGGANUM CENTRE MEAT MARKET Congratulations to The Class of 1983 E FROM DoNNA,KAREN, R 99 C AND ELLEN 1'- We Made lt! WHEN YOU THINK OF C mpliments of DIAMONDS FINE CRYSTAL JARVIS PRUDUCTS FINE CHINA CQRPQRATIQN FINE JEWELRY ,gl TUES.-SA154 -ERE iezs Andfgslon Road I . 7-3721 gl 1 I ' o Middletgwn, Connecticut F Fields 14 tnn. f MA ,j',ffu., 5' tln Ploqtown Family Fun Center 472 Main Street, Middletown MiddIetown's Newest Air-Conditioned Arcade and Amusement Center -For the Whole Family - Latest Pinball and Video Games Hours 10 AM to 12 PM - 7 Days a Week Tron - Zaxxon - Pac - Ms Pacman - Robetron - Crazy Climber H. WATSON CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. :TeI. 346-0321 Middletown, Conn. COLONIAL IGA MARKET Mystic Village Flanders Plaza East Hampton Mall 536-0211 739-6959 267-9879 Open: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., 7 Days a Week COUNT ON US I NV' YOU CA N CHEVROLET AMCIJEEP RENA ULT CHR YSLER PLYMOUTH IMPORTS ' ROUTE ee, EAST HAMPTON Route 66, East Hampton, 267-2551 Service Dept., Mon.-Fri. 7:30-5:00 P.M. Open: Sales Dept., Mon.-Fri. 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Sat. 'Til 4:30 Where a Smile ls Always in Style 143 Congratulations to The Class of 1983 MIDDLETOWN LANES, INC. 890 Washington Street Washington Shopping Plaza Middletown, Connecticut Tel. 346-7764 fill Collins 5611761975 JACK RULE P O 120 RIVERWEW CENTER 347 0513 MIDDLETOVVN. CT O6457 TELEPHONE BUSJ 345-2615 RES.: 345-2167 PAUL'S AUTO BODY 81 GARAGE BODY WORK-PAINTING-MECHANICAL REPAIRS FRAME STRAIGHTENING-RUST PROOFING 1582 SAYBROOK no. PAUL SCHUKOSKE MIDDLETOWN, CT 06457 144 LEW CARLSON JR. 81 SON - Light Trucking - Garden - Landscaping Rototilling - Lawn Mowing - Firewood - Snow Removal - Chain Saw Work - Yard Maintenance Desmond Lane East Haddam, CT 96423 Tel.: 873-8211 433 1' ll SQ! TBEQIS' 12031 349-3721 pd-96,4 ?Zowe-z 5 phat 5404, '7m:, 203 Main St. Durham, CT 06422 The LIBEBIY . O For FDl.C.gS W have great plans for you. Middletown C51 Portland, Cromwell, Marlborough, Haddam Old Saybrook. Mystic, Quaker Hill, East Lyme, Walrrford Custom Mode Draperies 347-7233 8. Slip Covers Decorator s 413 Moin St. Middletown, Conn. MARK ITKIN HARRIS ITKIN p,AT UL4 0096 CLAS S r 4,53 Op O '90 4 Q I O00 D.R.C. TRUCKING co. Cobalt, CT Darcey, Rustie and Carlton Durgan Yi, ff? if xfrf W mf' BILLS'S AUTO PARTS, INC Salvage Buyer 1462 Saybrook Road, Box 76 Middletown, CT 06457 Yr IN 6 STREETBEAT o Mobile D.J. Team Jerry Gibb - Jim Schmaltz Specializing in Top 40 - Rock - Disco can 635-1176 IDTOWN AWASAKI, LTD. KAWASAKI ' M9490 ',,CAN'Ps'Y'.LLN.Q'FN EE cum MCCANN l91 1864Sl D H y E t24 R kyHIl cr ososv SE15A5T1ANS.FLf':2WE12S .tg N Zn ,'q SEVENTY TWO WASHINGTON STFIEET IVIIDDLETOVVN, CONNECTICUT 06457 I203I 346-2088 www- IQI phsacnotd '7L'.'? ' PROTOTYPE 81 PLASTIC MOLD COMPANY, INC. 35 Industrial Park Place Middletown, CT 06457 Murray A. Gerber President Tel. 1203i 632-2800 Tel. 346-0619 CONNECTICUT CLEANERS Orchid Service Frank Gionfriddo, Prop. 44 Grand Street Middletown, CT 06457 ' I. BRINGS MACHINE PRODUCTS Precision Machining Experimental and Production Hans Brings 50 St. John's Street Tel. 346-0350 Middletown, Conn. 06547 145 I203I 243-8226 243-857 1 C 81 M ENGINEERING INC. Engineering and Manufacturing Services Steven D. Couchon 120 Mountain Avenue James F. Mokoski Bloomfield, Conn. 06002 BANK AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT 41 WEST STREET PO BOX F MIDDLEFIELD CONN 06455 203 3 91094 Mmnlnnwn E R L I nw-nr N..-norm Line 342-31 O0 PRINTING COMPANY 246-861 O BnUwN5YcNt INDUSYHIAL vnux MAIN SY HUHYLAND FOREST CITY CLEANERS 81 LAUNDERERS, INC. 250 William Street Middletown, Connecticut 06457 146 Foreign and Domestic Towing Repairs 77loz'ofw .ltd Specialists in British Car Service Madison Road Durham, Conn. 203-347-1344 Used Cars Jack Michalsk STATE WIDE SERVICE CORP. EDWARD HOTYCKEY AEl?O7'ROlV 20 Hillside Road Authorized Agency CromWSlg3?g35O2ggg Don't Cook Tonight Come ln for Our Chicken Delight!!! Southern Style Fried Chicken, Hot and Cold Subs, Fresh Eggplant Open 7 Days Hours 5 AM-12 Midnight We Carry 'Fresh' Freihofers Baked Goods All Cooking Done on Premise t MINI MARKET 81 DELI Home ot 2 Hot Dogs and Soda Only 991 The convenience Store That's Convenient to You on Route 17 in Durham. Call Ahead Your Order Will Be Waiting 349-8777 Telephone: Moodus - 873-8635, 873-8636, 347-3510 MOODUS LUMBER 81 COAL COMPANY Moodus, Connecticut 06469 me H CA BECAUSE WE CARE 170 Main St. Metro Sq. Middletown, Conn. Unisex 347-8771 Redken gd 324445634 2e5cc66d'7ac. Packaging Machinery Rebuilders Stan Bankowski and Mark Bangs P.0. Box 1085 Middletown, CT 06457 12031 347-5425 'P V , 6 if E S 'A Axim BEST MEAT3 III X INCOME FROM.'f'r V F, F TX, OWISERSI 1 J 'MIDDLEFIELDCT M V. r -.M TEL IMG 5180 ' Slove How, Mon You wma A Su 9a m 59 fn Thurs A Fu Bl M We Welcome hdornl Food vpm sun nm vom 'UMD' and W I C Chick! 5' DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS ON THLJFISDAYS Cizfwei.. STORE 870 ALBERT A. OTTAVIANO 881 WASHINGTON ST. WASHINGTON PLAZA MIDDLETOWN, CT 06457 12031 347-3103 51-40 SHUNPIKE RD. CFIOMWELL PLAZA CFIOMWELL, CT 06416 12031 635-2005 C. SHEFCYK 81 SONS Charlie Steve Bill Inc. Kerosene Fuel Oils Round Hill Rd. Middletown, CT 06457 Phone 347-7656 12031342-3123 VALLI CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Dozer, Backhoe Work Earl E. Brown Sand Hill Rd. President Portland, Conn. 06480 Auto body ic Works, Inc. nook mvnvmsss MIDDLESEX COUNTY'S S'-ff LARGEST sl FINEST im we VICTOR B. ROCK SR repair cars it Gen Mg'- many shops VICTOR B. ROOK JR. Sho M 1. shouldn'f Iouch P 9 -... 4 - IF- 'N Tel 346-4146 'g ' .253 MAZZOTTA'S ITALIAN KITCHEN ll After a Comparative Test Our Customers Say We Are the Best C t g t L haon and Parties Ope asrin o unc For 10-50 P Your H S b and Cher B quot Room Accomm anon: oats yl Mazzotta Oda! n 7 Days a Week ions Fri and Sat Till 1 AM Address 138 College Street Middletown, CT 06457 147 jI'0y j0l'6I7l6lI'l Builder Residential - Commercial - Industrial 79 Colchester Avenue Phone East Hampton, CT 06424 1203i 267-4320 A:- 5-215, A 1- A mv ' - ,,5f .'?:'! 4' ' ,f .. f i 1-1w.flunI1lunnr1'rl ' ' rw-aw V , , I 'i :T .f' it h,lxlil1l'f'5 5'f: 4- li 131 mg' 'T V 1 lvl r,llUl'ul1'lL3'H 1 ii. CAGIQOLGYNCQIDAGMS' C011 TRY f-BAGR11 Lighting, Furniture, Accessories, Gifts Open? Tues., Wed., 'I11ur,, Sat. 9:30-5:30g FH. 9:33-9005 Sun 1:00-5:lIJ 155 Main St. - Durham, Conn. 06422 - Phone 203!349-9581 Phone: 346-2700 D 81 S PIZZERIA Specializing ln: Sicilian Pizza and Scacciata Giant Grinders - Hot or Cold 483 S. Main Street Middletown Route 66 East Hampton, CT 06424 Plume mom zev-4418 Belltown Auto Parts, Inc. Foreign - Domestic - Heavy Duty Truck Machine Shop Service Body Shop Supplies Tools and Equipment 148 lee 2-'L90 no fn? Use Our Rental Service for Your Next FORMAL AFFAIR - Tuxedos and Dinner Jackets in All Sizes 2 yi - - 1 3 . ly: Y 1 10088 4 8 308 Main St. Open 'Til 9 Fri. Formalwear Dept. 347-2889 Order Your School Jackets il' ' F.. X .21 'lieu . AUTO - F-'LATEED - HE vv DU rx l 6- Y - 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE JOHN 6? BOB'S AUTO SERVICE Hours 66 PORTLAND. CT Oe4eo,L,E,f9,ffJi?f,f:r DIESEL FUEL TEL.. DAYS 342-3533 NIGHTS 342 3222 - 342-0741 COMPLETE RADMTOR WORK CITH TI E 60 DGKOVEN DRIVE, MIDDLETOWN. CT 06457 0 347-2568 'Q I T 'Il z ' ' ' . u...s Complete Automotive Machine Shop Service QUALITY AUTO PARTS Distributors of Domestic and Foreign Auto Parts and Accessories Shop Equipment- Auto Paint and Body Supplies Main St. Extension Middletown, Conn. 06457 Phone 346-7785 RDS EI - LCIEUXENT I-IRL LLIMBER Building Materials Western Lumber Native Lumber Hardware and Paints Mason Tools and Supplies Millwork Pallets and Skids Railroad Ties 82 Berlin St. - P.0. Box 820 - Middletown, Conn. 06457 TeI.I203j 346-7768 li IX ULIN SKIS U U AMERIFAH 1 IME Q r BICYCLES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY f A PEIIDIPWIL VF-D LMER BICYCLE AND MOPED SHOP ALL BICYCLES FULLY ASSEMBLED Bi GUARANTEED FREE SERVICE FOR ONE YEAR WASHINGTON at FACTORY STS. ROUTE ee TELEPHONE MIDDLETOWN, CONN, 06457 I203l 347-3775 CARLSON FORD LONGWORTH f'Just Under the Bridge 55 North Main Street Middletown, Connecticut 06457 346-9645 - Middletown 527-2319 - Hartford TEL. 346 9295 55,-,Ce 1900 . , 366-386 MAIN ST. MIDDLETOWN, CONN C Dammit, Diesel Allison BELL DETROIT DIESEL, INC. P.0. Box 48 - 300 Smith Street Middletown, CT 06457 203-632-0218 CT Wats 1-800-622-6702 MA Wats 1-800-243-6716 1 WALLPAPER 41 I PAINT Brgaget Middletown SHADES FRAMING 149 DILLY DALLY DELI Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner Homemade Food Breakfast Served All Day E t I T k 0 a nor a e ut Cromwell Square Tel.: 635-3511 IN CROMWELL lT'S - - - Q mmm MUSE SPECIALTIES PIZZA 0 SPAGIIETII 0 GIIINIIEIIS 0 GREEK SALAD 0 AIITIPASTI SPECIAL DEAL wma LARGE onozn T0 EAT HERE on nk: our WQI l ' 'Vi' nouns: Mon., Tues., wed, Thurs 11 A M T011 PM, 1 Vg I? Fn. 8. Sat 11:00 AM.-1 A M 0 Sun 12 Noon-10 PM '18 Q lag X: -ae-.I an MAIN sr. 4 L, - 4,4 caomweu. ll PALM'S DELICATESSEN 36 East High Street East Hampton, Connecticut Tel.: 267-9115 Open 7 Days 8 A.M.-9 P.M. MOODUS SAVINGS BANK Community Service and Progress Since 1870 Member F.D.I.C. W.F. Palmer Road, Moodus, Connecticut 1203, 873-8679 Compliments of BUTLER CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Middlefield Industrial Park The class of '83 is okay, but '77 rules the way! Best Wishes Middlefield, Connecticut Tel.: 349-9929 or 349-3266 CREST PONTIAC, MAZDA, 81 MIDDLETOWN BUILDERS CADILLAC SUPPLY, INC. Large Service and Parts Department 120 North Main Street Well-Stocked Parts Department Middletown, Connecticut Newington, Connecticut Tel.: 347-8549 150 Es a pizza maker, I did okay. I wish you o better. I still be your pizza maker, and you be better with education. PIZZA KING RESTAURANT South Main Street Extension Route 17 Middletown, Connecticut Tel.: 346-2131 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 NANCY M. ZADROGA, G.R.I. Certified Financial Specialist Relocation Specialist MERRILL LYNCH REALTY Middletown, Connecticut Tel.: 344-8156 T.S. BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 76 East High Street East Hampton, Connecticut 06424 Tel.: 267-4428 Serving the Middlesex County Since 1880 Our Policy Is Your Protection Congratulations to the Class of1983 ROSEMARY 81 GUY GAROFALO, JR. Congratulations, Graduates JOE FAZZINO dba FAZZINO ACOUSTICS Portland, Connecticut MOODUS AUTO CENTER Foreign and Domestic Auto Repair Moodus, Connecticut Tel.: 873-1340 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 BEEBE SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION, INC. Meriden, Connecticut Tel.: 634-3323 Manager Ann Gardner The senior class of 1983 wishes to express its appreciation to all those who contributed to this edition of The Hawk. This yearbook could not have been published without their financial support. Thank you! 151 ABSOLUTELY CRAFTS 53 New Britain Avenue, Rocky Hill ACKERMAN GENERAL STORE Main Street, Durham ANDERSON FARM SUPPLY, INC. 110 Marlborough Street, Portland BSLM LANDSCAPING, INC. 7 Stepney Circle, Rocky Hill BACON BROTHERS, INC. 359 Main Street, Middletown BARTOLOTTA F LORIST 379 Main Street, Cromwell C8LM PACKING STORE Main Street, Middlefield KIM CARLSON COOKIN' GOOD Nathan Hale Plaza, Moodus CROMWELL SAV-MOR SUPERMARKET Patrons DWIGHT EVERETT MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK G. EVERETT SR GEORGE CRAWFORD LODGE HOWARD McAULIFFE, INC. 15 Industrial Park Place, Middletown MIDSTATE ELECTRONICS CO. 140 Washington Street, Middletown PAGE 8L WARNER AUTO PARTS 24 Broad Street, Middletown PETE'S BARBER SHOP 262 Main Street, Portland SOUTH END AUTO BODY, INC. 676 Cromwell Avenue, Rocky Hill MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND STUCKEY THE TRAVELERS CLUB THOMAS E. WILCOX WOODWARD TOWN 8: COUNTRY PHARMACY 518 South Main Street, Middletown 540 Main Street, Cromwell WRIGHT'S BARBER SHOP DURHAM MANUFACTURING CO. 207 East Main Street, Middletown 84 Main Street, Durham Sponsors A8LA PACKAGE STORE LARRY'S AUTO SERVICE ALPHA OMEGA THETA LED ZEPPELIN AMENTA'S PHARMACY MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SALON HELEN HALABY AUGERI MR. AND MRS. JOHN McCARTHY AND JOSEPH A. BANKOSKI FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JOE BENNICA MR. GRACE BIBISI BLACK WOMEN'S LEAGUE BOB,S WASTE REMOVAL, INC. MR. AND MRS. SEB CARTELLI MICHAEL CIANCI ELLEN AND CARY CONWAY DAIRY MART DANIELS FARM DAIRY IDA E. DAVIS MR. DEKE MRS. NORMA DeMAR MR. AND MRS. JOE DiGRANDE MIKE DUQUETTE, CLASS OF '83 DURHAM PHARMACY ELI RONKEN EMPORIUM MR. AND MRS. GEORGE A. ELLIS MR. AND MRS. KENNETH G. EYLES GAROFALO MARKET JEFF GEARY GENUINE PARTS CO. VANESSA H. GESSNER MRS. M. GIOELLA MR. AND MRS. RICHARD GRZYBOWSKI HALL,S DINER MR. AND MRS. DAVID HASS GERALD HENRI BOB HOFFERTH, CLASS OF '83 MR. DONALD HOWLEY MRS. NORMA JACKSON JERRY'S PIZZA JOSEPH AND SHARON MEEHAN MIDDLETOWN TOYOTA, INC. MILARDO PACKAGE STORE GOOD LUCK FROM MISSY AND TIGER MRS. ANITHA MOLESKY NATHAN HALE PHARMACY, INC. H.G. NELSON OIL CO. NEAL'S CLEANERS MR. AND MRS. LARRY G. NICHOLS THE OUR FATHER CHURCH, INC. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM F. PETRAS, JR MARILYN A. AND BRIAN J. PHILLIPS MARIO PIZZUTO ANN AND STAN RADZIEWICZ BOB AND ANITA RAJTAR LEANN AND DAD RAWLINITIS MR. AND MRS. PAUL ROYCE, SR. ROBERT AND MARIE SCANDURA MR. AND MRS. OCTAVIUS SCATA IRENE SCHMALTZ THOMAS SERRA SUBURBAN STATIONERS, INC. T. A. AQUATICS RONALD TESTA, CARPENTRY '83 MR. AND MRS. JOHN THEISS MR. AND MRS. AL TIMBRO WASH BUCKET RHODA C. AND JOHN E. WEBER WEST END PACKAGE STORE RICHARD AND DOLORES WIDLANSKY MR. AND MRS. DONALD A. WILSON JOHN ZIOMEK Senior Class Officers oooo K ,,,, 1 1 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Left to Right: Mr. Henry Tabor, Advisorg Michael Hood, Treasurerg Heather Foreman, Secretaryg Bill Unikewicz, Vice Presidentg Ron Onofrio, Presidentg and Mrs. Sharon Aresco, Advisor. , i so 2 5334. 1 , , f ' I gl f.ii F was gr fr' F- C f:-f- Q ,,:,' Q'---JAH PRESIDENT Ron Onofrio V mafia!! I ' VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Bill Unikewicz Heather Foreman Michael Hood AGRESTA, RICHARD F. l6l C5 Cynthia Lane Middletown 06457 Drafting Wesleyan Humanities, 3: National Honor Society, 3, 4, VlCA, 3, State President, 4, Ski Club, l. ANASTASIO, MICHELE M. Joe Williams Road Moodus 06469 Hairdressing and Cosmetology VICA, 2, 3, Local Secretary, 45 Library Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club, 2, ANDEREGG, TIMOTHY M. 77 Court Street Cromwell 06916 Automotive Student Council, 2, 3, Ski Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, ANDERSON, KAREN L. Cherry Lane Durham 06422 Hairdressing and Cosmetology VlCA, 2, 3, 41 Library Club, 2, 3. 4. ANDERSON, TERRI J. Great Hillwood Road Moodrus 06469 Hairdressing and Cosmetology Hairdressing and Cosmetology Presient, 4g National Honor Society, 3. Secretary, 41 VICA, 3, 4: Library Club, 2, 3, 4, ANILOWSKIJAMES M. 99 Union Street Middletown 06457 Electronics Library Club, President. 2. AUBREY, STEVEN D. Coe Road Durham 06422 Auto Body Library Club, 3, 4. AUGERI, JOSEPH W. 557 Newfield Street Middletown 06457 Electrical . Z Zi , va 1 77 if '5.f'g, .44 ft' X? AUGERI, KEVIN A. 3 Walnut Tree Road Cromwell 064 l 6 Electronics National Honor Society, 3, 45 VICA, 4, Golf, 3,4, AUGERI, RONALD F. 31 Oak Street Middletown 06457 Electronics Freshman Basketball, lg Junior Varsity Basketball, lg Junior Varsity Baseball, 23 Varsity Baseball, 3. BELAIR, JEFFREY T. 3 Lyman Drive Middletown 06457 Carpentry BENNICA, BRYAN C. 16 Village Street Northford 06472 Electrical BIBISI, STEVEN M, 473 Westfield Street Middletown 06457 Electronics BOOTH, SCOTT T. 28 Smith Road East Haddam 06423 Carpentry CARTELLI, ANTHONY 52 Loveland Street Middletown 06457 Electronics Freshman Soccer, I: Junior Varsity Baseball, 2. H Q. W. J if Q l fi I Q , .4 W ms., W to ar W? if 1' M 4. Q in Z ,fly W. V.. , gy YQ f f. is 4 4 ae was I igfs if CASSERINO, JOSEPH M. 64 High Street Middletown 06457 Automotive Photography Club, 2. CHOWANIEC, BERNARD P. 91 Boston Road Middletown 06457 Machine Tool Class Treasurer, 2: Vice President, 3, St dent Council, 2, Middletown You Representative, 3, President, 4, State St dent Congress President, 4, State Stud: Advisory Board of Education, 4, Wesley Humanities, 3: National Honor Society, 43 VICA, 3, 45 Newspaper, 43 Libra Club, 2, 3: Winter Track and Polar Be Club, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Capta 43 Indoor Track, 41 Track, 2, 3, Captain, CIANCI, MICHAEL P. I2 Mountain View Drive Rocky Hill 06067 Auto Body Varsity Soccer, 3. CONWAY, GARY M. 20 Church Street North Branford 06471 Auto Body COOLEY, MICHEAL P, l4 Braeburn Lane Middletown 06457 Electrical CULVER, DANIEL W. Payne Boulevard Portland 06480 Electrical Library Club, 2g Junior Varsity Bask ball, 2, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. D'ALESSANDRO, JACK 30 Oak Street Middletown 06457 Machine Tool Varsity Baseball, 3, 4. DAVlS,JANlCE A. 5 Russell Court Middletown 06457 Health Services Health Services President, 2, 33 Stud Council, 2, 3, 4g Library Club, l, 2, 3, 4. DAVIS, SUSAN T. 60 North Road Cromwell 06416 Auto Body Student Council, 3, Vice President, 4: VICA, Local Vice President, 43 Library Club, Vice President, 3, 4. DeLUCA, RODNEY A. 25 Birdsey Avenue Middletown 06457 Machine Tool Student Council, 4, Ski Club, 3, 4g Freshman Soccer, 1, DiGRANDE, SEBASTIAN 232 Hunting Hill Avenue Middletown 06457 Drafting VICA, 3, 43 Newspaper, 4, DiMAURO, SALVATORE I7 Magnolia Avenue Middletown 06457 Automotive Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Soccer, 1, 2, Tri-Captain, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball, 1, 23 Indoor Track, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 33 Junior Varsity Baseball, 1, 2. DiMAURO, SEBASTIAN 76 Milardo Lane Middletown 06457 Machine Tool VICA, 3, 4: Junior Varsity Soccer, 1, 23 Varsity Soccer, 3, 4. DUQUETTE, MICHAEL S. Rocklanding Road Haddam Neck 06424 Machine Tool ELLIS,RANDl 44 Depot Hill Road Cobalt 06414 Hairdressing and Cosmetology VICA, 3, 4: Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Photography Club, 4. EMMANUEL, GEORGE J. 521 New Britain Avenue Rocky Hill 06067 Auto Body ERCOLANI, PETER L. 74 Burt Drive Middlelield 06455 Electrical Library Club, 23 Freshman Soccer, 13 Var- sity Rifle Team, 23 Junior Varsity Baseball, 1, 23 Varsity Baseball, 3, 4, ESSENCY, JOSEPH S. R, R. 3, Box 390 Old Wallingford Road Durham 06422 Electronics Student Council, 43 VICA, 4, Newspaper, 4: Freshman Basketball, 13 Junior Varsity Baseball, 21 Varsity Baseball, 3, 4. ETHERIDGE, JOSEPH A. 87 Basswood Drive Middletown 06457 Auto Body Student Council, 43 VICA, 43 Ski Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, 3, President, 43 Varsity Soc- cer, 2, 3, 4. ETHERIDGE, MARK J, Main Street Rockfall 06481 Electrical Ski Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Soccer, lg Junior Varsity Soccer, 2, Varsity Soccer, 3, EVERETT, DWIGHT N. 32 Colchester Avenue East Hampton 06424 Carpentry Junior Varsity Baseball, 23 Varsity Baseball, 3, 4. FAVA, DAVID J. 99 Field Road Cromwell 06416 Machine Tool FAZZINO, DAVID P. 126 High Street Portland 06480 Electrical . ii i- 1 1 5. 'AJR 3 . .ffl ,.. . .ii flu. Q sf FOREMAN, HEATHER L. 79 Colchester Avenue East Hampton 06424 Hairdressing and Cosmetolog Class Secretary, 43 Student Clouncil, I VICA, 3, 43 Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club, I: Photography Club, 3, 4. FULLER, DARREN L. 46 Bellaire Manor Cromwell 06416 Machine Tool FULLER, KEVEN R, 45 Birchwood Drive Middletown 06457 Drafting Class Treasurer, 1: National Honor Socie ty, 43 VICA, 33 Newspaper, 4. GACIOCH, WALTER F, 244 Tuttle Road Middletown 06457 Machine Tool Student Council, 4. GARDNER, PAULA A. 140 Lakeside Avenue Middletown 06457 Hairdressing and Cosmetology Cheerleading, 1. GAROFALO, GINA M. 35 Midwood Farm Road East Hampton 06424 Hairdressing and Cosmetology VICA, 2, 3, 43 Library Club, I, Secretary, 2, 33 Drama Club, 2, Photography Club, 3. GAROFALO. VINCENT A. 70 Clark Hill Road East Hampton 06424 Carpentry VICA, 4. GESSNER, STEPHEN G. 47 Cow Pen Hill Road Killingworth 06417 Carpentry 155 Student Council, I, 3, 43 VICA, 3, 45 . 'L 5, 'sri 156 GIOELLA, JOSEPH K. 519 High Street Middletown 06457 Machine Tool VICA, 41 Junior Varsity Baseball, I, 23 Varsity Baseball, 4. GRASSO, DANIEL A. Lake Ridge Heights Middletown 06457 Electrical Student Council, l, 2, 3, Varsity Rifle is A Team, l, 2, Junior Varsity Baseball, l. bi H 1 GRZYBOWSKI, STEVEN G. Stantack Road Middletown 06457 Machine Tool HALL, CLIFFORD B. l3l Lake Road East Hampton 06424 Automotive National Honor Society, 3, 4. HASBROUCK, JEFFREY K Chamberlain Hill Road Middletown 06457 Machine Tool VICA, 3, 4. HASS, STEPHEN D. Bridge Street East Hampton 06424 Carpentry VICA, 3, 4. HENRI, FRANCIS J. 65 Willow Road Rocky Hill 06067 Electrical HENRY, JEFFREY A. Mount Road Middletown 06457 Machine Tool Ski Club. l. 2, 3, 4: Junior Varsity Rifle Team, 4, HERBERT, HOLLY A, 8 Stonycrest Drive Middletown 06457 Hairdressing and Cosmetol VICA, 2, 3, 41 Library Club, 083' l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club, 2, Rifle Team Scorekeeper, 2, 3, Track Scorekeeper, 2, 3. HEWITT, PAUL F, 506 Hunting Hill Avenue Middletown 06457 Carpentry Library Club, President, 3, 4, Team, l, 2. HOFFERTH, ROBERT J. 97 Birchwood Drive Middletown 06457 Electronics Varsity Rifle Ski Club, I, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country, I, Var- sity Basketball. 3. HOLLEY, HERBERT L. 24 Eastern Drive Middletown 06457 Auto Body VICA, 4: Cross Country, l: J Basketball, l. HOOD, MICHAEL A. 305 Millbrook Road Middletown 06457 Machine Tool unior Varsity Class Treasurer, 4, Student Council, lg VICA, 3, 41 Library Club, 2. HOWLEY, MATTHEW T. 44 Camp Street Middletown 06457 Drafting Student Council, lg VICA, 4. JACKSON, WALTER M. 93 Santangelo Circle Middletown 06457 Electronics Freshman Basketball, lg Junior Varsity Basketball, l, 2, Varsity Basketball, 4, Tennis, l. you Q . 11 3337 JENKINS, DONALD J. 702 Atkins Street Middletown 06457 Electronics Student Council, 4, Wesleyan Humani 3: National Honor Society, 3, Vice IH dent, 4, VICA, 4, Newspaper, 4, C Club, lgSki Club, l, 2. JOHNSON, JON C, 60 Santangelo Circle Middletown 06457 Drafting VICA, 3, 4, Cross Country, 2, Track, 2 JUNIVER, BRENT C, 89 Cedar Lake Road North Branford 06471 Auto Body JURZAK, ROBERT M, Guilford Road Durham 06422 Machine Tool Ski Club, 3, 4, Varsity Rifle Team, 2. KAPITZKE, MARK E. 88 Maple Road Portland 06480 Auto Body Student Council, 3, KEDZIERSKI, MARK G, 32 McKenzie Street Middletown 06457 Drafting National Honor Society, 3, 4, VICA, 1 Freshman Basketball, lg Junior Vai Basketball, 2. KOZMON, JEFFREY L. Thayer Road Higganum 0644 I Automotive LAGANA, BENJAMIN A. I9 Phedon Parkway Middletown 06457 Machine Tool Track, 4. .. ,iz .,-Q . . 54. W' M' 2 MAGNANO,SALVATORE 155 Aspen Drive Middletown 06457 Drafting VICA, 3, 4, Freshman Soccer, Ig Junior Varsity Soccer, 2. MALAQUIAS, DANIEL P, 8 Shelly Street Cromwell 06416 Electronics Wesleyan Humanities, 3: Yearbook, 4: Ski Club, I,4. MARSZALEK, JOSEPH C. 260 Fowler Avenue Middletown 06457 Machine Tool MARTHINS. KEVIN A. 100 Ridgewood Road Middletown 06457 Carpentry VICA, 4. MARTIN, PATRICK R. 205 Middle Street Middletown 06457 Auto Body McCANN, RANDY W, 21 Steath Road East Hampton 06424 Automotive VICA, 4, MCCARTHY, BRIAN K. 567 Main Street Cromwell 06416 Carpentry Junior Varsity Basketball. Ig Varsity Basketball. 2, 3, Captain, 4: Junior Varsity Baseb4all, I: Varsity Baseball, 2. 3, Cap- tain, . MEEHAN, KELLY M. 171 Birchwood Drive Middletown 06457 Hairdressing and Cosmetology Class Vice President, 23 Student Council, 2, Treasurer, 3g VICA, 3, 4. 7 , f at f 'F' .v -1 - L MILARDO, RICHARD A. 774 Ridgewood Road Middletown 06457 Auto Body VICA, 43 Ski Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsi- ty Soccer, I: Varsity Soccer, 2, 3. MOKOSKI, JAMES J, Filley Road Haddam 06438 Drafting Class Treasurer, 35 Wesleyan Humanities, 35 National Honor Society, 35 President 43 VICA, 3. 4, Newspaper, 4. MOLESKY, MICHAEL J. 119 Birchwood Drive Middletown 06457 Carpentry MONCADA, GINO 43 Hotchkiss Street Middletown 06457 Electrical Student Council, 2, 3, Middletown Youth Representative, 4, Freshman Soccer, lg Junior Varsity Soccer, I: Varsity Soccer, 2, Tri-Captain, 3, 4: Track, 4. MOORE, JAMES S. 252 Camp Street Middletown 06457 Auto Body Student Council, 1, 23 VICA, 45 Freshman Soccer, I. MOZZICATO, PAUL S. 7 Stepney Circle Rocky Hill 06067 Carpentry Student Council, 4, National Honor Socie- ty, 3,4g VICA, 4gGolf, 4. MYERS, WILLIAM J. 24 Cone Road East Hampton 06424 Machine Tool Ski Club, 43 Freshman Soccer, 11 Junior Varsity Soccer, 2. 54 , , rj - un MYJAK, MARK A. 83 Cherry Hill Road Rockfall 06481 Electronics Ski Club. l, 2, 3. NELSON, JOHN M. Hayden Hill Road Haddam 06438 Electrical Ski Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Soccer, lg Junior Varsity Rifle Team, 23 Junior Var- sity Baseball, 2. NENNINGER, DAVID M. Weise-Albert Road Higganum 06441 Carpentry VICA. 4, OLESEN, NANCY Old Washington Trail Durham 06422 Health Services Student Council, 1: VICA, 3, 4, Library Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club. 3. ONOFRIO, RONALD E. 27 Marjorie Drive North Branford 06471 Drafting Class President, 4: Varsity Baseball, 3, 4, ORGANEK, JOSEPH A. ll Allen Road Cromwell 06416 Machine Tool OSZUREK, MATTHEW J. 44 Roberta Drive Middletown 06457 Drafting Cross Country, I, 23 Junior Varsity Basketball, 2, Varsity Basketball, 43 Track, 2, 3, 4. PARNASSO, ALDO I0 Loveland Street Middletown 06457 Electronics Junior Varsity Soccer, lg Varsity Soccer, 2, 3. 157 4 fl' if 2 4 mf. V -W 'll vs s ,V ff ' fa r we 1:35, U 158 PELLETTI, JOSEPH M. 121 West High Street East Hampton 06424 Drafting Student Council, 3, Treasurer, 43 State Student Congress Senior Delegate, 43 Wesleyan Humanities, 33 National Honor Society, 3, 43 VICA, 3, 43 Newspaper, 43 Junior Varsity Baseball, 2. PETERSON, DAVID J. 36 White Road Middletown 06457 Electronics Student Council, 13 Junior Varsity Soccer, 1, 23 Freshman Basketball, l3 Junior Varsi- ty Basketball, 1, 23 Junior Varsity Baseball, 1, Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 4. PETRAS, SCOTT A. 261 Nejako Drive Middletown 06457 Machine Tool National Honor Society, 3, 43 Photography Club, 3, 4. PHILLIPS, RAYMOND L. 495 Ridge Road Middletown 06457 Machine Tool PURINTON, BONNEY J. East Shore Drive Lake Hayward Colchester 06415 Health Services Wesleyan Humanities, 33 Library Club, 3, 4. PYSAR, RICHARD B. Powder Hill Road Middlefield 06455 Carpentry National Honor Society, 3, 43 VICA, 43 Varsity Rifle Team, 1, Captain, 2, 3, 4, QUERFELD, MICHAEL D. 16 Pioneer Drive North Branford 06471 Automotive RADZIEWICZ, STANLEY P, 126 Front Street Middletown 06457 Electrical Freshman Basketball, 13 Junior Varsity Baseball, 1, 23 Varsity Baseball, 4. RAJTAR, ELLEN M. 211 Ridge Road Middletown 06457 Hairdressing and Cosmetology Class Secretary, 33 Student Co VICA, 33 Yearbook, 4. 't REIMAN.KURTJ. 2 I 44A River Road -K, Cromwell 06416 .. . . 'iff AutoBody ROCHETTE, MARTIN T. Old Cart Road Haddam 06438 Automotive ROSANO, JAMES P. 67 George Street Middletown 06457 Machine Tool it 1 ,f ffvv ' ROYCE, ALFRED H. - law ,.... 3 3 10 Harlan Place ' ' East Hampton 06424 ' Drafting ROYCE, PAUL G. 50 Walnut Avenue East Hampton 06424 Electrical . Club, 33 Varsity Rifle Team, 2. ST. JOHN, DAMON R. Watch Hill Road North Branford 06471 Automotive uncil, 23 Student Council, 1, 2, 33 VICA, 33 Library ff, W . 4 .5 if V- f f Bw SALTUS, ROBERT A. 44 Middletown Avenue East Hampton 06424 Machine Tool SATAGAJ, THOMAS J, 215 Jackson Hill Road Middlefield 06455 Electronics National Honor Society, 3, Treasure VICA, 43 Junior Varsity Baseball, Golf 3, 4. SAUCIER, ROBERT C, 2 Oak Hill Road Rocky Hill 06067 Automotive Junior Varsity Soccer, 1, 23 Varsity cer, 23 Track, 4. SBONA, JEFFREY A. 5 Perry Avenue Portland 06480 Auto Body SCANDURA, ROBERT 30 Ridgewood Road Middletown 06457 Machine Junior Varsity Baseball, 1, 23 Va Baseball, 3, 4. SCATA, DONNA L. 266 Middlefield Street Middletown 06457 Hairdressing and Cosmetology VICA, 33 Yearbook, 43 Library Club, 4. SCHENARTS, SCOTT M. 234 Oak Ridge Road Middletown 06457 Carpentry Freshman Soccer, lg Varsity Soccer, SCHMALTZ, JAMES F. 4 Glenwood Terrace Cromwell 06416 Electronics Yearbook, 43 Ski Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Ju Varsity Rifle Team, 1. SCHULTZ, ROBERT R. 49 River Road Cromwell 06416 Auto Body VICA. 4. SCRIVENER, GEORGE 81 Willow Brook Road Cromwell 06416 Electrical SHINN, PAUL G. Ague Spring Road Haddam Neck 06424 Auto Body SIENNA, DEAN A. 193 Hendly Street Middletown 06457 Drafting Student Council, 1, 2, 3. 41 National Honor Society, 3. 4: VICA, 3, 41 Varsity Soccer, 3, 4: Junior Varsity Basketball, 11 Varsity Basketball. 2. 3. 4: Junior Varsity Baseball, 1, 2: Varsity Baseball, 3, 4. SPENCER, DONALD W. S West Point Road East Hampton 06424 Automotive STLQCKEY. GLENDA F. ll Litchfield Court Middletown 06457 Automotive Student Council. 2: Library Club, 3. 4. SUTTON. PAUL S. ll Gaylord Drive Rocky Hill 06067 Carpentry TAYLOR. MICHELLE J. 1207 Cromwell Hills Drtve Cromwell 06416 Drafting Student Council, 3: Library Club. 3. 43 Ski Club, Secretary, 3, lf' -,, ff V5 ,1f . ? , A s.. 7 4, . TESTA, RONALD J. 48 Harrison Road North Branford 06471 Carpentry Class President. 2, 33 Student Council. 1. 2, 31 VICA, 43 Freshman Soccer, 1: Junior Varsity Soccer. 1, THEISS, JOHN C. 430 Dunn Hill Road Durham 06422 Auto Body VICA, 4: Freshman Soccer. 1. TIMBRO. SALVATORE 20 Janet Drive Middlefield 06455 Electrical Junior Varsity Rifle Team, 1. TIMBRO, STEVEN A. 929 East Street Middletown 06457 Auto Body Student Council, 41 Ski Club, 2, 3, 41 Junior Varsity Soccer. Z. 3. TRAVIS, ROBERT A. 96 Lorraine Terrace Middletown 06457 Electrical Student Council, 2, 3, Freshman Basket- ball. 11 Junior Varsity Basketball. 1. 21 Track, l, 2, 3. UNIKEWICZ, WILLIAM S, 4 Foley Road Portland 06480 Drafting Class Vice President, 41 Student Council, 25 VICA, 3, President, 4: Freshman Soc- cer. l. C VVADSWIORTH. EDWARD J. 6 Heathe Square Middletown 06457 Electrical f Y V' .W , ff , if K . I I as-is WAITE, JOSEPH E. 254 Oak Ridge Drive Middletown 06457 Carpentry Junior Varsity Rifle Team, 1, 2, WALLER, STEVEN M. 62 Hunting Hill Avenue Middletown 06457 Machine Tool Freshman Basketball, 11 Indoor Track, 43 Track, I, 2. WIDLANSKY, PATRICIA A. Z6 Wilcox Road Middletown 06457 Hairdressing and Cosmetology Student Council, 2, 3, 4: VICA, 2, 3, 4, WOODCOCK, THOMAS J. 581 High Street Middletown 06457 Carpentry WOODS, CHESTER H. 3 Silver Street Portland 06480 Carpentry Track, 4. ZADROGA, JERRY J. 75 Front Street Middletown 06457 Electrical ZAMPINI. MARIA A. 5 Freestone Avenue Portland 06480 Hairdressing and Cosmetology VICA, 2, 31 Cheerleading, 1. ZIOMEK, JOHN J. 95 Aspen Drive Middletown 06457 Electronics Student Council, lg Winter Track and Polar Bear Club, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Soc- cer, I, 2: Indoor Track, 3, 4: Track. l, 2, 3. Captain, 4. 159 I 5 w,,,.::f-f ,X X, N-.. 45. -I