West Haven High School - Blue Flame Yearbook (West Haven, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1980 volume:

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IQOIJL remem Lering. . 3 A wise and understanding woman, recognized and admired in her fieldg we, the Blue Flame Staff of 1980, dedicated this edition of the Blue Flame to Mrs. Mary Welch. Through her many years of dedicated service to West Haven High School, she has earned the respect and admira- tion of her colleagues, but more importantly, the love of all, especially the students. Her warmth and sincerity have touched all who know her. She has given unsemshly of her time and of her- self Her generosity to others will always s be impressed upon our memories. A small token of our deep appreciation for a wonderful individual. ecfcccf' 0 sg, Y X x 'S 2 S R . . 1 5 gg . S if EL A Mrs. Mary Welch f , 5 1 A cf p ,. ' f, L-ffff f . ,-I 1 ff f 1 ' fi 2 f , A , ' f f 'ei . 14' ' ' . I X 1 F, ri ' nw .347 , ,V A-JU QQ , 1 x 4 r X F f ,' .V in - 1 ' - ' I f ef.. I YI-'Q lf, lv J 1 wnaqlyl A 5, Y, . L 37.7 ' , I . A - 1 , Y , -..J-Srl! . 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I I -v 1 f f' ' ' W f ff I ,WV K ,Q y ,, Houseleader Houseleader Mrs. Helen Dorsi Mrs. Delilah Gomes Assistant Houseleader Assistant Houseleader V 1 12f fQwl -'fa mfwzevgl , f 1 ,, 7 ? Wa mv 2 W 9' X ff l f , I i ,IW W -1 36-24-36 An Imposter?! Mr. Angelo Rossomondo Assistant Houseleader GUIDANCE Mr. William Purdy Mrs. Anne Cavallaro Co-orclinator of Pupils Services Mrs. Gloria Chapman Mr. Paul Ericson lg. . 'Eur ' fm af 1,2 47 gf 1 fi' ,Q if f X ff 1 J , f 3 A f il Q-f-In fail f f? 'f Mfg Q, 29,3 Mr. Gordon Leahy Mr. James Penllo ,L - X Y .Vk,saW', ii .- - J Q fw of, J' Mr. Johnson Walker Deadhead Quarters 22 ,, , ,...,,., ,,,,, V MW? V,,V A -fe-aes P25 T X Q Fx :gr . Ev. E X F Q X a X Q WS' X -'Asif 'S fw f + F K They did WHAT to the guard house? A woman's work is never done! M...-f'- T' if f AQ Help, l need someone. LIBRARY Mrs. Mildred Kalison Head Librarian Miss Anne Gabriel ix: Q a some aomcs me T0 as uswen, M, 1 2 umeszs ro as swAu.owsa. A P b a Ann some Few T0 as answer: ll Ano uzussfem' l 3 ' SIR FRANCJS BACON ' M . A 'A -S A if b Miss Susan Walker , . , , ,.,. l Y .MM N . r.,. .. Y lYsxisa515R K Q. i rfiikiaif W -K. -X 3552, K , A Xwxffgsmn l s - A Words of wisdom. Mrs. Marianne Pniewski 23 ENGLISH Miss Patricia Bnttingham Mr. Martin Garvey English Co-ordinator Master Teacher ,,5,, ,.,. V. ., f ,W i,i, ,, it iiii it 1 ,I 1 'Q X Miss Noreen Alexander Miss Pamela Asmus Mr. Anthony Amato l 1 Mr. Richard Bittner 2. ,dj Mr. Richard Bradbury 24 Mrs. Martha Carbone l left my heart in San Francisco Miss Rosemary Civitello Leave it until after class! Mrs. Doreen Conlan V' V W'ALW ' Mrs. Barbara Evangelista Miss Anita Girasuolo No, Aeneas was NOT a football player! Mr. Gerald Kavanaugh Mrs. Nancy Klek ,X to Mr, Robert Marler Mrs. Linda Mileski Q 1 Q- f' This is a book, B-O-O-K. Mr. Joseph Pfister Miss Merle Stevens ,sf KA sr X l FOREIGN LANGUAGE Wm g Q . sg, ,, I 3 ie i i , r 'Q'Q , v 7 ' f-ln' 5 , 5, 5 , . ' me f Miss Janet Del.ucia Mrs. Emma Blanch LanguageCo-ordinator 5 X A A A, ws f 2 E' sir i s r :bhz g f p E E E 3 E 3 is as Q G 1 , K i 3 5 ,Q as 5 ' 5 .- 5 4 4 f ij vQf its it Q is f s ? sm , is N My 'ii E...Lh r Miss Leslie Friend Ms. Claire Garvey M-u-u-u-y bien . . . Mr. Anthony Gignano Mrs. Geraldine Hanley Bon Jour Mrs. Sylvia Pelikan Miss Angela Sagnella Mrs. Barbara Tingley Pray, here COIUGS the KZSU 26 hw ' 'JW . 1 . , 0, .,,.. ,, -IA-- Q: N. ,,,, ., ar ' V - .Mr,,, elf 'Sr G3 Mr. Patnck Thomas Science Co-ordinator QW My Bio-Rhythms lndex said today would be like this! Mr. Alan Davidson 5 Mr. George Grillo Mr. George Mack Mrs. Carol Moreau MH! Mr, David Trembley Mr. Robert Trembley Mr. James Welch I , MW , ff g M isi . ., , a I f 525 4 r iw ff f 1 ff w f f , , we ,f H f f X f f ff f, ,mi A rr , QW 21 QE? , Vw , My SCIENCE G Lf Mr. Gennaro Frurnento Master Teacher ' . H, L,, , A ,,,.. , ,.,, , QW -' , ,.. Wifi f ' '-we ,., g x ,,,r A , , ' , er-W 2 4 . rt lf! , 4. . f 4 frm '. vi . ,, 1724 ' -my z 5 ,V w,l lf' lf 95 1 ni K r g i i f,-V' Mr. Fred DeDomenico af' X Mr, Stephen Pelosi 2, Q, zffrffk!5r.7 Q , V x H V -- ,I ,, via , : 1 ,L Q 'Wifi' rw' , ' ,,ff, mf , i l cw it m Q ' 22 I X7 1,7 t 2 5 'N-f Mrs. Mary Welch 27 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. George Richards Social Studies Co-ordinator E kkk,. i S . .: .. s gl L 2 F I :E .X . Q --at , K it Xi 'QS 2 3' . . S Y 5 r YH rs Mr. Russell McCreen Master Teacher Mrs. Camille Bonito Mrs. Donna Cuozzo 28 Mr. James Carney Mr. Vincent DeMartino Vinny, is that your diet for this week? Hold it right there! Mr. Gary DiNallo God, he didn't even spell his name right. Mr. William Heffernan Mr. Theodore Mack Mr, Joseph McHugh u il ' M W an This is my pay day smilel Mr. Arthur Sapienza Mr. Edward Warley 'Q 5 ' Si? ,1 f Mrs. Louise Yeager Master Teacher , A , w 31, 15: . , , , V H di ' 1 ' W' 41' f i' i W rrr,r r 6 Aer i, Q Ms, Janice Frank Is this a staring contest! Of course I know how to do it! 1 5 Mr. Kevin Lonergan Mr. Raymond Marshall Here gomes little Red . . . Mrs. Regina Petrakis Mrs. Kathy Riccio Ms. Majorie Sega l need your Math book, not your ENGLISH book. Mr. David Winfield BUSINESS Manu, ., , A 'il 1 in 'vt it x 54' 'fi 24 ' 4' K1 3,,iw.,.,, , . ' vm? S ,, ,f M i Mr. Andrew Carrano Miss Barbara Clabby Mr. George Delegorges Mr. Arthur DeLucia Who died on Ge Q it W G is H fl 13 Q it A, 41 rf 1909 ,Q U Q ef :Lf 4? iii mu if w Mr. Joseph DiBiase Mrs. Ella DOWVWUQ K'Not another timing 32 neral Hospital 'YYY Y Wiwsxx fi Q A .X W' Miss Xhrginia Ekman Mrs. Ann Fillipino 1 l'Life's really tough Mrs. Patricia Laskowski Mr. George Revak Mr. Jack Shapiro Mr. Ronald Stancil piiisiw' No! Please don't say gold has gone up again. Yes, l'm the boss! Mr. Andrew Valeriano INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. John Musante Mr. Joseph McGowan Industrial Arts Master Teacher Co-ordinator l i Mr. William Celotto Mr. Charles Gagel Mr. Garrett Grant Mr. Daniel Hoffman Mr. Leo Marnell Mr, Richard Marra 34 , ' we Ht i? Smiley vi s X -f 2 'WY rms xy itil, s KN - i . Q S E X rt KA ' gs A if 1 3 . Q E, 2 JK N.-1,--'un-L ' What , a pair! Mr. Mal Nicholson Mr. Henry Pouuoli HOME ECONOMICS Y if E 1 'M,,,....--or .., slew' A K Mrs. Rita Arnold So, these are the West Haven Blue Devils? www Mrs. Mary DeLucia j ,,,,....,,, DRIVERS EDUCATION f, , ' Mr. Thomas Hunt Mr. Alan Spiegel Mr. Joseph Valerio Mrs. Karen Rossomando 35 ART Miss Kathleen Bidney if l 5 Mr. James Brower Mr. Joseph Mayne Well it's a . . . 36 MUSIC Mr. Alton Crabtree Mr. Luois Negri Ah-h-h l'm getting tough now PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Mr. John Whitey Piurek Athletic Director 12231 I 'fn lla Bummer Mr. Arthur Crouse Ms. Susan Hinz l ,, 1 'VVV I, , W, ffl ,Qi if , swift: Z Can't take my eyes off you! Did l ever tell you I was a fish? Mr. Pasquale Amendola Mr. George Hanchette Mr. William Irons Ms. Christine Santoro 37 ALT. I 3 W .. .,, Mr. Bert Siclari Ms. Wanda Gibbs Ms. Jacqueline Grady 'AUM ALT. II Mr. Fred DeDomenico Mr. Robert Jeffords Mr, Xhncent DeMay1in0 Simon says, put your hands on your knees. , .,,.iV, , , ,i lf: . .i rff,A Y!e.N4.6r15w,' wi- r' ,zu 4' M iii A ' iiii Ms. Joyce Thomson Mr. Kevin Lonergan 38 Mr. Stephen Pelosi PLEASE give me my car? PSYCHOLOGISTS Westies under surveillance AUDIO MEDIA speaks VISUAL ASSIS. P.A.I...I... . my 5 af! Mr. Anthony Cordone Mrs. Barbara Pratt Mr. Thomas Lally Mr. Robert Law t,,:,Q. .:,2:q , L QIA KET AND EAP t 2. RULL UF YDUR SLEEVES DDEE a.Tu:KmL :Lumina 4.n:n'rnwu SPECIAL EDUCATI O 'QM It Mrs. Donna Bonito fi X L L Q L .. Q f ' X if M 4, ,M i Q V ' .. lneed a hair cut. 1 iv- and 5 f . i K- ' K I, X or wg 1:11 X QW i M Ni Ti M , ml Kg K in Q . i. - - -fi -,-,, X- Mr. Ral hlremolo P Ly l do or -'fir' .L--- f -ig? W wfrwwff f lwlwf-fx , -'k'. 1 Qifff. i 9525i fs, L f 'W ,-2 E 'fffff A f f K E V -L 'R Zyl? W . K il . '--- K K M f H A iw if f i if 1a L--- 5 - . ffafmwf , H fv ffwffffw in 4 'Y - w or in M g ,... WW. i i K L - ' if 69 Sa if-f mmAAk ' i M m ', ' ' I fx ' ,r X ' . fl 1 .F ' ' , .'- A ' L - ,m., ml' ' ' eu A -1 5 . - W: L .iff . - lf A xl 5 all K E Lf nfl' ' K H ,Q -- :gi fb gi - :Q -' rr, f - ky 2- Q . , 'iv . fi ' i f -. ' - we - -S i i ,V .J u W' , 5 , - ' gf If ' lv? 1 . - V .., f ' w k gill? - H1 5 We're all in this to ether. .gy it i i rj, ,- 'A fri . Q' 'f g g' V,-f:'fff 'N r ' ,swv zz-.1 'y y 4 -- A S !?l1fS -:'e .:- ' ig SOCIAL WQRKERS i ,L- I Mr. David Johnson Mrs. Linda Stone Mr. Harvey Middleton Mr. John Reynolds 40 lf 155' Don't look a t me, I just work here. S ,ik-i . mist This better get an A after all my work! S ATTENDANTS Miss Kathy Whelan Gym Attendant Mrs. Joan Connors Hall Monitor Mrs. Mary Reynolds Hall Monitor Mr. William Wingate Hall Monitor 41 SECRETARIES F A wa Quant zy- Y , ,sw-.W Shirley Paterson Jane McDermott 5-, -ff., Quik -. fu. 42 Joan Esposito Rita Burr ww Nm-hs CAFETERIA Munchy time Mr. Nick Rukla 43 'x X 5 f ff? 5 ? ff J'-1, X 5- nf ,f !, -,, , 4 'K 1 . I 1 'X T, gf ', --1:53 A 4, I .26 W . -' 11, f,f'Jf' lf ,Q Q ffla 1 ' K XA 4 . in . 7 1 1 ' ly rf!! X -' XX 'X 1 xx , X M. efzwfad J , V Us f ,gf f WX? 3 ff? 12 me ,fl ' ELM., Nw If-ww :'. ,.,. my, J W4 f' K ff ffaawf , M M V CLASS OFFICERS C. f 'LL. Barry Cohen Paige Shepard President Vice-President z,' :W 113 V V, : W I M 7 , af 2 Kathleen Dean Treasurer Carolyn Sires Secretary CLASS HISTORY As we entered West Haven High School, we had virtually no idea of what the future held for us. We were flocked into the auditorium the first day of school like a bunch of wild geese awaiting our welcoming address and homeroom assignments. Each of us was a stranger to the person who we sat next to in class. A mixture of fear, excitement, anxiety, and curiosity filled our emotions. Soon into the spectrum of class pride, two dynamic people, Sophomore Class Advisors, Dorene Conlan and Patricia Korzon, conducted the elections for our class. We were proud when Peter Lloyd Brown was elected president, Paige Shepard, vice- president, Carolyn Sires, secretaryg and Bridget Johnson, treasurer. These officers, along with a strong class council, conducted many successful fundraisers. Their efforts included carwashes, bake-sales, the selling of wastepaper baskets, and a childrens summer survey. As the year came to a close, the high school was accredited for another two years and we all gave a sigh of relief. Our class became better acquainted with Westie High and thus was more unified. Junior Class elections were held, and the following slate of officers would lead the class through an extremely ambitious and superlative year, Barry Cohen, president, Donna Foy, vice president, Carolyn Sires, secretary, and Stephanie Johnson, treasurer. As the new year approached, so did a new class advisor, Kevin Lonegran, who took on the responsibility with Dorene Conlan. Now the class was off to a fresh start, and anxious to take on a new look. In striving for individuality, the class of '80 broke with traditions of the past. For the first time Juniors received their class rings in January instead of March of the school year. Like any junior year, the Junior Prom was foremost in every students' mind. The class officers were determined to make the prom affordable for all, and so concentrated on many new and lucrative activities for the year. Such activities included: candy sales, a Christmas Stocking Contest, the selling of datebooks, green camations for St. Patrick's Day, a Luau Dance, and a few tagsales. But more importantly our class was unique in that it co-sponsored such events as a Thanksgiving food drive and the Muscular Dystrophy Danceathon. It made an everlasting impression on people and created a growing sense of pride for class spirit. . . . And who could forget the notoriously famous words of Mr. Rosomondo, This is a Civil Defense Alert, please evacuate the building promptly. Or how about the fire alarms, and the fire alarms, and then again the fire alarms! As all of these activities culminated, the Junior Prom was made the high point of the year. The class again broke tradition by having a sit-down dinner at the North Haven Ramada Inn on April 28th, 1979. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Prom King and Queen. When the winners were announced, Lesley Richards and Richard Conte danced to the prom theme, Just You 'N Me, as tears collected in girls eyes and congratulations were passed out. At 1:00 AM., people filed into the girls gym which was converted into a garden paradise of pastel streamers and tissue paper flowers. Our prom will always be remembered as one of the best junior proms a high school has undertaken. The year ended on a definitive note, when again, we demonstrated our ability and concern to elect leaders for the senior year. Barry Cohen was again victorious as he returned as president, Paige Shepard was elected vice-president, Carolyn Sires was re- elected for her third term as secretary, and Kathy Dean was elected treasurer. As seniors, the class became leaders of the school. Seniors took on the enormous responsibilities of heading clubs, sports teams, and many other activities throughout the year. A class council was formed. It sponsored a multitude of fundraising events. Dances, candy drives, raffles, and a fashion show were just a few activities that occurred during the year. The Homecoming Week that took place extended from November 19th thru November 23rd. On the 21st, a true to life parade was held with the Homecoming Court, the football team, floats, and band, followed by a pep rally on the green. Topping the week off, was the 1st Annual Homecoming Dinner Dance, which was held Friday the 23rd at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The Seniors also retumed Student Government to the high school. Peter Brown was elected President of this committee. The Student Activity Committee was also put into full swing under the direction of Mrs. Deliah Gomes and chaimian Ralph Petrucci. Although this seems like much, the complete history of our class is more detailed than what can be put down on paper. The Class of 1980 is a class that showed great leadership, outstanding devotion, and undying faith in all its endeavors. The memories, good times, and love for one another will linger on forever in our minds. We are grateful to all who have given of themselves to make our high school years, three of the most memorable years of our lives. 47 LESLIE ABBOTT 503 Jones Hill Road Ambition: College BRYAN HUBBARD ANDERSON 278 Jones Hill Road Chem. Club 2, 3, 4, Photo. Club 4, Thtr. Wrkshp. 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4 Ambition: College I . s i RODNEY ADAMS 76 Sanford Street Unity Club 4. Ambition: Professional Musician CAROLYN ANDERSON 261 Homeside Avenue Natil Hnr. Soc. 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Span. Club 3, 4, Span. Hnr. Soc. 3, 4, Student Cncl. 4. Ambition: United States Marshal DOUGLAS PAUL ALBRIGHT 13-A Coleman Street DECA 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Thtr. Igfrgshp. 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Alnbition: College MARCIA ANDERSON 16 Hillside Street Ambition: Elementary Teacher MARK R. ALLVATER l 87 Lake sneer I Bio. Club 2, 3, 4, Chem. Club 3 Fren. Club 2, 3, 4, Stud. Coun 4, Nat'l Fren. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Ambition: Dentist WILLIAM ANDRANOVICH 604 Second Avenue Nat'l Hnr. Soc. 4. Ambition: To Be President ANNA ANNUNZIATA GEORGE ANTONIO VINCENT ARDIZZQNE JAMES AVITABILE 40 Brower Sffeef 13 W9Sf Clafk Sffeef 538 Second Avenue 210 Malcolm Road Cl1OrL1S 2, Natl Honor SOC- 3, 4- AmbifiOf1Z Store Owner Ambition: Undecided Football 2, 3. Lacrosse 3, 4. Ambition: Executive Secretary Ambition: College 48 LISA BABCOCK 63 Westfield Street Chorus 2, Badminton 3, Track 2 ri-Xmbition: Business Administration MARGERY F. BANET 152 Elm Street 2, 3, Bio. Club 2, Blue Flame GAA 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hnr. Soc. 3, 4, Club 4, Span. Club 2, 3, 4, Hnr. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, 2, 3, 4, Physical Therapist DANIEL BASSETI' 74 Grand Avenue Ambition: Electronic Engineer CHANEL BACHER 34 Danenberg Place Ski Club 3, 4. Ambition: Child Psychologist TIMOTHY BARNES 65 California Street March. Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl, 2, 3, 4, Band Pres. 4, Italian Club 2, SAA 4. Ambition: Business Administration LINDA ANN BASSING 68 Ridge Road Span. Club 3, Span. Hnr. Soc. 3, 4 Ambition: Lawyer SHARON BAINES 13 Owaley Avenue Unity Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, Ambition: Business Administration TALBERT BARNETI' 3 Myrtle Avenue Basketball 2. Ambition: Undecided CLAIRE BAULCH 143 Seaview Avenue Fren. Club 4, Swim 4, Exchange Stud. Ambition: Occupational Therapist MARY ELLEN BALZANO 30 Aircraft Road Ambition: Secretary ANNE T. BARTOZZI 232 York Street Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Dnim Ma- jorette 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4. Ambition: Florist KIM BEAMON Choral Act. 2, G.A.A. 2, Unity Club 2, Track 2. Ambition: Computer Programmer 49 ROSE BEAUVAIS 97 Orion Street Chorus 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Theater Workshop 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Singer MAUREEN BETHEL 15 Farwell Street Unity Club 2, 4, Track 3, Pep Club 4. Ambition: Business Administration DWAYNE BLEVINS 394 Savin Avenue Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Nat'I Hnr. Soc. 4, Football 2. Ambition: Undecided 50 X , 5, JACQUELINE BELLO 96 Honeypot Road Zpan. Club 3, Stud. Gov. HR Rep. Ambition: Spec. Ed. Teacher LINDA BlAGE'I'1'l 68 Richards Place Ambition: Business Management ,V KELLEY BLOUGH 128 Highland Avenue Ambition: Secretary LYNN BELTRAMELLO 42 Orlando Street Ambition: Undecided i , of -n ' . ' aff' LINDA BLAKE 119 Kelsey Avenue Band 2, Student Cncl, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 2, 4, Italian Honor Society 2, 3. Ambition: Court Reporter , a t LAURA BODE 35 Wood Street Choral Act, 2, 3, 4, DECA 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 4. Ambition: Undecided ROBERT BERTOLINI 467 Orange Avenue Hockey 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt. 4, Var. I 2, 3. Ambition: Electrician SHARON BLESSING 34 Winslow Drive Ambition: Nursing School ROCCO BONI 49 Westfield Street Ambition: Computers . JANETI' BOSHEA 16 Clover Street Art Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Student Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Badminton 3. Ambition: College l SUSANNE BOWERY 66 Martin Street Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Club 2, 3, 4, S.C.C. 2, 3, 4, rack 2, Homeroom Rep. 4. Social Worker JOHN BRENNAN 175 Forest Road Ambition: Don't Really Know TERRYN J. BOUCHER 26 Ranchwood Drive Chem. Club 2, 3, 4, Math Team 2, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Phys. Club 4, Span. Club 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Ambition: Computer Science BARBARA BRADLEY 98 Blohm Street Ambition: Undecided KATHLEEN MARY BOWEN 9 Bailey Drive Band 2, Devilette 2, Blue Flame 4, DECA 4, Span. Club 4, Student Cncl. 4, Ambition: Elementary Education DENNIS BRADLEY 75 Hickory Street A.A. 2, 3, Ambition: Businessman MARY KATE BRERETON 6 Mullen Road Choral Act. 4, Stud. Counc. 2, 3, 4, A.A. 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, Swim 2, 3, 4, Track 2. Ambition: College BARBARA LYNN BRIGHT 71 Wenidam Street Ambition: Nurse JANICE BOWEN 2 Donna Lane Band 2, 3, Devilette 2, 3, Blue Flame 4, Span. Club 3, Student Cncl. 3, 4. Ambition: College New-sv s w , ' '-f -X S MARY BRANCATO 119 Rangely Street Fren. Club 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Span. Club 3, 4, Fren. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Span. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Pres. Ambition: Foreign Language Inter- preter KENNETH BRILL 85 Tyler Avenue Band 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided '51 if '-:ii SM E 25257 Mff5?5Ea?ET555?5-77':ff'-Sfiirg at ,S .f' ts S 5 PETER LLOYD BROWN 52 Lydia Street Band 2, 3, 4, Unity Club 2, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, Stud. Gov. Pres. 4, Band Coun., Steel Drums, Stud. Act Comm. 4, Amer. Leg. Boy's State. Ambition: U.S. Senator SANDRA BROWN 28 Baldwin Street Ambition: Social Work ANTHONY BRUTON 159V2 Fairfax Street Ambition: Computer Programmer EILEEN BUTLER 47 Magnolia Avenue Ambition: Secretary 52 et 'I if ERVIN BRYANT 947 First Avenue Ambition: Undecided so t s 5 . . N . S KAREN L. BUTLER 47 Magnolia Avenue Chem. Club 2, Math Club 3, Math Team 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 4, Physics Club 2, Span. Club 2, 3, Ambition: Environmental Biology JUDITH BROWNSTEIN 28 Birch Street Span. Club 2, 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 3. Ambition: Secretary s K . 5 - 3 Y fi MARY BETH BRUNEAU 127 Prospect Avenue Blue Flame 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Student Cncl. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Executive Secretary SIMON BURGESS 19 Alexander Drive Swimming 2. Ambition: Undecided KENT BUTLER 71 Tetlow Street Blue Flame 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 3, Unity Club 2, 3, 4, SAA 4, Student Gov. HR. Rep. 4. Ambition: Lawyer LISA MICHELE BURNS 255 Elm Street Bio. Club 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Spa Club 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, Tennis 3, 4. Ambition: Spanish Interpreter ETIORE RICHARD 219 Meloy Road Ambition: Craftsman JOSEPH CAMBINO 93 First Avenue First Place Winner Gong Show, Played for the Dance Marathon in Savin Rock Band. Ambition: To perform profes- sionally SUSAN J. CAPPIELLO 195 Morgan Lane evilettes 2, 3, 4 Capt., Band Coun. , 4, Spin. Flag 2, 3. bition: College MAUREEN CARLET ON 268 Park Street rand 2, 3, 4, Chem. Club 2, Choral ict. 2, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Span. Zlub 2, 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 4, Steel lrums 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4, pan. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. mbition: Biology Field DONALD MICHAEL CAMP 3 Cold Spring Road Ambition: Electronics Technician LINDA CAPRIO 55 Beatrice Drive Nat'I Honor Society 3, 4, NEDT Award, Choir 3, Madrigals 4, Devilettes 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 3, Ri- fle Cpt. 4. Ambition: To Sing CHRISTINE CARR 28 Sorenson Road Blue Flame 4, G.A.A. 2, Photography Club 4, Student Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College JOHN CAMPAGNOLO 7 Court Street Ambition: Sportscaster PATRICIA A. CAPUANO 60 Richmond Avenue Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Devilette 2, Student Cncl. 3, 4, French Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Accountant DAPHNE IRENE CARR 67 Antrim Street Unity Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. Ambition: Medical Assistant SHAWN CAMPBELL 33B Glade Street Unity Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher ANN MARY CARD 70 Rockefeller Avenue Tennis 2, 3, 4, Rostrum 3, Co- Editor 4, Photo. Club 3, Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame Co-Editor 4, Class Coun. 3, 4, Badminton 3, 4, S.A.C. 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, Rec. Sec. 4. Ambition: Own a Newspaper! Magazine I it JAMES CARR 2 Meadowbrook Road Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cpt. 4, All- District-Football 4. Ambition: Electrician 53 A .fesffertz : : f ' 5, ggi: ' 1 .Q 5, S- ,fm 1' ' ' . .. fd 2 Ak, SM , t X 5 page Qi it 3' 5 f Q 1' . rw xxx Q , M A it F 7 1 fisfsi mmhi 1 . girl K 51. ' MARK CARTIER 137 Rangley Street Ambition: Undecided ANNE C. CASSELL 16 Colonial Place G.A.A. 2, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Student Cnc. 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Co-Cpt. 4. Ambition: Accountant DOROTHY CHAMBRELLI 23 Meadowbrook Road Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Student Cncl. 2, 3, 4, S.G.A. 4, Who's Who in American High School Students. Ambition: Criminal Justice. 54 SANDRA CARTIER 139 Rangley Street Ambition: College MICHAEL C. CASSELLA 480 Washington Avenue Football 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Carpenter MAUREEN CHASE 42 Wade Street Chorus 2, Student Cncl. 2, 3, S.G.A. 4. Ambition: Computer Programmer LISA ANN CASALINI 32 King Street Band 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Rostrum 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Ambition: Nurse GAYLE CASTIGLIONE 25 Wharton Street Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, Student Cncl. 2, 3, Educational Center for the Arts 4. Ambition: Musician GEORGE CHUNG 53 Contact Drive Ambition: Undecided KIMBERLY CASCIO 747 Jones Hill Road Art Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 1 Award in Art Achievement. Ambition: Legal Secretary ROBERT CATAPANO 33 Lincoln Place Ambition: Auto Mechanic LISA CICCOSANT I 372 Platt Avenue Ambition: Secretary DONALD CLARK 17 Hillside Avenue otball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4, EJ-Capt. 4. lrnbition: Electronics CORRINE COLEMAN 139 Washington Avenue .mbition: Computer Programmer 202 Jones Hill Road 2, 3, 4, All-Distnct-Soccer 3, Track 2, 3, 4. College DAVE CONANABLE r . MARIA CLARK 208 Daytona Street Ambition: Undecided W ELLEN COLLINS 191 Milton Avenue Blue Flame 4, Student Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College Iii KIMBERLY CONNOR 32 Zegmont Street Ambition: College BARRY LEE COHEN 232 Morgan Lane Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Span. Hon. Soc. Treasurer 3, 4, Blue Flame 4, Madrigalsf Choir 4, Thtr. Wrkshp. 4, Harvard Bk Awd,, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Rostrum 2, 3, 4, Chem. Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: LawfJoumalism TONI JO COLLUCI 352 Benham Hill Road Art Club 4, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Ski Club 2, 3 4, student Cncl. 2, 3, 4, s.o.A, 4.' Ambition: College FRANK CONSORTE 35 Highmeadovv Lane Ambition: Undecided LARRY COHEN 201 Benham Hill Road Band 3, 4, DECA 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College DAWN COLONESE 758 Main Street Band 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 4, Stu- dent Cncl. 4, Badminton 4, Tennis 4, Italian Club 2, Italian Honor Society 2. Ambition: Marine Biologist RICHARD CONTE 67 Contact Drive Hockey 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Jr. Prom King. Ambition: Computer Engineer 55 VWTH APPRECIATION Mrs. Dorene Conlan Mr. Kevin Lonergan This book would be incomplete without a special thank you to our class advisors. The two people who have been beside us through both the good times and the bad are Mrs. Dorene Conlan and Mr. Kevin Lonergan. The proms, dances, and other events were fun, but they all brought their share of headaches. So many times we wanted to toss it all in because nobody cares, but they did, and together we made it. Because of their guidance and encourage- ment, the Class of 1980 will always be able to look back upon a memorable three years. We would like to express our gratitude with deep affection for these are two wonderful people who have given so unselfishly of themselves to make the Class of 1980 the greatest ever. Mrs. Conlan and Mr. Lonergan, thank you for everything. Your Class 1 s At our first Sophomore Class Council meeting, the Class of 1980 vowed that it would be one of the most dynamic groups ever to walk through the doors of West Haven High School. Not only have they proven this to themselves, but have also set a precedent for future classes. Their spirit and leadership will echo through the halls long after they leave. We are extremely proud also, to be a part of the Class of 1980. We hope they will always think of us with fond remembrance. You have touched our lives and we have touched yours. To the Class of 1980, we wish you health, happiness, and love. Dorene Conlan Kevin Lonergan JOSEPH CONZO LISA M. COOK DIANA COPPOLA 88 Leete Street 828 Ocean Avenue 62 Strathmore Road Baseball 3, 4. ArtClub 2, 3, 4, Blue Flame 4. Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To Pass Ambition: Physical Therapist Ambition: Secretary JANET CORDERO 287 Park Street DECA 3, 4. Ambition: Law lCriminal Justicel KATHLEEN CORR 21 Lettney Place Ambition: Music 58 RICHARD CORDERO PETER CORDONE 284 Park Street 76 Isadore Street Ambition: Law Enforcement Ambition: Undecided 5 fs : f MARY LOU CORRARO FRANK CORSO 798 Main Street 16 Meadowbrook Circut Blue Flame 4, Span. Club 2, 3, Ambition: Undecided Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Executive Secretary JOHN COPPOLA 12 Wildwood Terrace Math Team 2, 3, Math Club 2, 3 Soph. Class Council, Theatre Workshop 4, Student Govemment et 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 2, 3, Budg Committee 2, 3. Ambition: Lawyer LAURIE COREY 192 Peck Avenue DEBRA CUBBELLOTTI 9 Greenhill Lane Ambition: Legal Secretary 3. .4--1: '!4i R.13 r DONALD CUMMINGS VINCENT CUSANO 30 Tuthill Street 33 Island Lane Ambition: Construction Soccer 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided SEAN T. DALEY PATRICE DALTON 48 Overlook Avenue 76 West Clark Street Chem. Club 3, 4, Physics Club 3, 4. Ambition: Travel Agent Ambition: Engineer KIRSTEN DAHLGARD 214 Church Street Ambition: Undecided CYNTHIA J. DANIELS 72 Brook Lane Ambition: Medical Field KATHRINE D'AURIO LORRAINE D'AURIO WAYNE DAVIS 111 South Street 38 Hillcrest Avenue 27 Maple Street Math Club 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, DECA 4, Ambition: Electronic Technician Stud. Coun, 2, Ital. Club 2, Ital. Ambition: None Hon. Soc. 2. Ambition: Accounting JULIE DALE 195 Dawson Avenue Sabres 2 Capt, Madrigals 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Drawing Award. Ambition: Commercial Artist X' I ::... ..:. DENISE DANIELS 24 A Glade Street Ambition: Unknown KATHLEEN L. DEAN 337 First Avenue Band 2, Blue Flame 4, DECA 3, 4, Pres. 4, Stud. Cncl. 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Track 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame Bus, Editor, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3. Ambition: Agricultural Engineer 59 KIMBERLY DEAN 337 First Avenue Stud. Councl. 2, 3. Ambition: Secretary SCOTT DELISE 123 Prospect Avenue Ambition: Navy TAMARA DENNIS 45 Cynthia Drive Ski Club 3, Unity Club 3, Volleyball 4. Ambition: Registered Nurse 60 SUE DeANGLES 46 Putney Drive Ambition: Business School JOSEPH DEGOURSEY 40 Judith Lane Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4. Ambition: Culinary MAGGIE DELLACAMERA JOHN DEMARCO 520 Main Street 100 Woodvale Road Ambition: Housewife CORD DEPALMA 1 Vemon Street Football 2, 3, Capt. 4, Prom Comm. 3, Varsity Letter. Ambition: College MICHAEL J. DEPALMA 1 Vemon Street Football 2, 3, Capt. 4. Ambition: Mechanic DONNA DELGREGO 8 Donna Lane Math Club 3, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, Phys, Club 3, Span. Club 2, Span. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Biologist LUCILLE DENICHOLAS 729 Washington Avenue Library Aide Ambition: Medical Secretary RAFFAELA DE RISO 108 Harding Avenue Ambition: College A DIANE R. DESENTI 116 Philips Terrace mbition: Night Club Singer DONALD DIBIANCO 681 Second Avenue ockey 2, 3, 4, Var. Letter, Soccer 4, Var. Letter. ,Ambitionz Work DONALD DRAPP 91 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: Chef KATHLEEN DEVLIN 54 Andrews Street MICHAEL DISTEFANO 446 Ocean Avenue Swimming 3. Ambition: Forestry Service MARY DRISCALL 445 Washington Avenue French Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Business Administration STEVEN DEVLIN 54 Andrews Street l GAIL DONAHUE 54 Savin Park Ski Club 4, Theater Wrkshp. 2, 3, 4, Thespian Soc. Ambition: Vet. Medicine JOAN ROSE-ELLEN DUFI-Y 455 Third Avenue Choral Act. 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Thtr. Wrkshp. 3, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, French Hon. Soc. Ambition: Family Counselor BRUCE DEWITT 64 Sycaway Street Ambition: Undecided KATHY L. DORMAN 92 Fairview Avenue Choral Act. 2, Span. Club 2 Ambition: Hairdresser MARY-JO DUNN 34 Mohawk Drive Stud. Coun. 3, 4. Ambition: College LAURA EGAN 152 Atwater Street Ambition: Nursery School Teacher PASQUALE A. FALCIGNO 8 Manple Street Bio, Club 3, 4, Chem. Club 3, 4, Ri- fle Club 3, Ski Club 3. Ambition: Undecided LORl FINCK 63 Richmond Avenue Ambition: Spec. Ed. Teacher 62 KAREN ELLIOTT 238 Washington Avenue Flash Flags 2, Sabres 2. Ambition: Artist ROSEMARIE FANTARELLA 35 Kenneth Street Apt. 1B Blue Flame 4, Choral Act. 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Swim. 2, 3, 4, Stud. Gov. 4. Ambition: Occup. Therapist LYDIA FLYNN 25 Rodney Street Ambition: Undecided Z- LORI ESPOSITO 65 Dana Street Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Elem. Education ROBERT FARGUHARSON 5 Sunflower Circle French Club 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Physics Club 3, Hockey 3, 4, Var. Letter. Ambition: Engineering MARY FLYNN 4 Mullen Road Band Coun. 4, Steel Drums 4, Flash Flags 2, Riffles 2, 3, Sabres 3, 4 Capt. Ambition: Court Reporter JOAN FAGGIANA 303 Jones Hill Road G.A.A. 2. Ambition: Spec. Ed. -we my K . .K gg-sian: vi. etifst.---1.' LINDA FERRARA 45 Harding Avenue Ambition: Undecided THOMAS FLYNN 39 Fairview Avenue Ambition: Anesthetist DENISE FONTANA 188 Forest Road Art Club 2, Photo Club 4, Ski Club 3, Stud. Coun. 3, 4, Photo Club Vice-President 4. Ambition: Photofdournalist fini, SUSAN FRENCH 174 Peabody Street Choral Act. 2, Stud. Coun. 2, Cert. Merit. Ambition: Computer Programmer ELAINE GAGLIARDI 23 Gilbert Street Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, ltal. Club 2, 3, ltal. Hon. Soc. 3. Ambition: Med. Secretary LIONEL FORD 86 Tetlow Street Basketball 2, 3, 4, Unity Club 2, 3, 4, S.A.C,, Jr. Prom Committee. Ambition: Accountant STEPHEN FRANCIS 2 Martin Lane Football 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Business Manager DOREEN FROSOLONE CASSANDRA FULCHER 32 Lawncrest Road 92 Canton Street Band 2, 3. 4. Unity Club 2. AmbitiOr1I Legal SQCYQHIIV Ambition: Business School DAMIAN GAMBACINI PASQUALE GA'I'l'l 365 West Spring Street 44 William Street Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Track 3, ltal. Club 4. Ambition: Undecided Ambition: College WILLIAM J. FREED 654 Ocean Avenue Nat'l Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4. Ambition: Corporation Manager DENISE FULLERTON 313 Washington Avenue Band 2, Choral Act. 2, 3, Ski Club 2, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, Track 2. Ambition: Legal Secretary MARK GUADINO 112 Harding Avenue Ambition: Undecided V 63 LISA GAVIGAN 313 Noble Street Ski Club 2. Ambition: Undecided DENISE GIAQUINTO 196 Dawson Avenue Chem. Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Phys. Club 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 3, 4. Ambition: Nursing :,:b E I I ' J 'X ,,.. . iAi 1 i . 3 I I I A MICHAEL GOMES 87 Norfolk Street Unity Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Boys State Stud. Act. Comm. 4. Ambition: Accountant 64 VINCENT CCHENZOI GENTILE 108 Chauncey Street ltal. Club 2, 3. Ambition: Electronic Tech. JUDY GILMAN 153 First Avenue Ambition: Nursing MARTIN GONSALVES 11 Bailey Drive Rostrum 2. Ambition: Undecided PETER GIACOMINI 960 First Avenue Ambition: Undecided CHERYL GLENNON 404 Savin Avenue Marathon Dance 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided ELIZABETH DENISE GRACE 27 Martin Street Band 2, 3, 4, Chem. Club 3, 4, Choral Act. 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, Physics Club 4, Rostrum 2, 3, 4, Thtr. Wrkshp. 2, 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 4, Steel Drums 2, 3, 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Stud. Gov. 4, S.A.C. 4. Ambition: Music Education DONNA GIANNOTTI 56 Marshall Street Cheerleaders 3, 4, Ski Club 3 Track 3. Ambition: Secretary NANCY L. GLIME 138 Laurel Street Band 2, 3, 4, Track 3. Ambition: Bookkeeper 60 Ellsworth Street Basketball 3, Soccer 2. Ambition: Undecided P LLOYD GRANT I KIMBERLY GREIG 64 Hilltop Lane Devilette 2, 3, Chem. Club 3, Physics Club 3. Ambition: Teacher DEE GULLO 43 Hine Street DECA 2, Baseball, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: State Trooper AARON M. HALEY 108 Everett St. Blue Flame 4, Chess Club 2, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Unity Club, Football 2, 3, Capt. 4, LaCrosse 3. Ambition: College MARCI GROSSMAN 255 Beatrice Dnve Band 2, 3, 4, Chem. Club 2, 3. Ambition: Fashion Merchandising LAURA GULLO 284 Morgan Lane Stud. Coun. 2, 4, Budget Comm. 2, 3, A.V. Staff 2. Ambition: Medicine MARK L. HAMILTON 43 Wallace Street Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3. Ambition: Aviation Electronic Technician ROSEMARIE GUARDINO 70 Hilltop Lane Ambition: Business Field KATHLEEN HACKETT 156 Connecticut Avenue Chem. Club 3, G.A.A. 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Stud. Coun. 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided ROBERT HAMILTON 33 Savin Avenue Ambition: Electronics 65 f s gg ff A2 ,M .,.. f Lf My ,S f 7 Z3 ww 4 , W' x ggi' -HV, ,h ,,,, .4 f. 1 if ,IE f f ' KM 15 rl 1, 'F as 1 52 ig, ,, V 1 'lug 4 Na un 3 :R iff nav-'O' N ' 1 . ...mnnv ' QM' 4 3, :in if u ,Q 0 ist c f AQ SN? K X I: QE it x si 'X WILLIAM HANNA 94 Lee Street Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Football DAVID E. HARRISON 180 Fairfax Street Band 2, 3, 4, Unity Club 2. Ambition: Electrical Engineer . f E X541 KATHLEEN FRANCES HAWLEY 22 Homesteader Lane Bio. Club 2, Nat'l Hon. Soc, 3, 4, Rostrum 4, Span. Club 3, Devilettes 2, 3, Spinning Sabres 2, 3. Ambition: Undecided 68 c CHARLES HARRINGTON 225 Washington Avenue Ambition: Retail Business R, CASEY HART 558 Savin Avenue Ski Club 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Swim 2, 3, 4 Capt. Ambition: College ERNEST HAYES 258 Connecticut Avenue Chess Club 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Air Force Pilot EDWARD HARRIS 19 Florence Street Ambition: Questionable ANDREA HAVARANIS 211 Campbell Avenue Blue Flame 4, Span. Club 2, 3, 4, Blue Flame - Senior Editor. Ambition: Accountant KATHLEEN LOIS HAYES 51 Linden Street Chem. Club 2, Sec. 3, Treasurer 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, French Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Physics Club 2, 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher 5 5 s E l 4 MACIO HARRIS 25 Glade Street gaxd 2, 3, 4, Span. Club 3, Track l Ambition: Accountant l PATRICIA HAWKINS 42 Richmond Avenue Devilettes 2, Blue Flame 4, Club 4, Ski Club 4, Stud. Coun. 4. Ambition: Dental Hygienist LEAI-I HAYES 11 Laurel Street Ambition: Undecided PAULA HENDRICKS PO. Box 387, New Haven Ambition: Nurse SHARON HILTON 33 Cynthia Drice .A.A. 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Stud. Coun, , 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Volleyball 2. mbition: Officer in Navy ROBERT HOOGHKIRK 109 Honor Road tudent Class Council 2. mbition: Nuclear Waste Truck river WILLIAM HENNINGER 92 Woodvale Road Ambition: Undecided THERESA HINE 25 Ashford Street Ambition: Undecided JADA HOOKS 38 Antrim Street Biology Club 2, Blue Flame 4, Choral Activities 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Unity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Class Council 4, Academic Achievement Award 3, 4. Ambition: Career in Medicine SHARON HILL 34 Crest Avenue Softball 2, 3, 4, Unity Club 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Law SALLE HINES 110 Admiral Street Bio. Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3. Ambition: To be Blissful and Free JACQUELYNE HORTON 1 Hemlock Street Ambition: Undecided ROBYN HILTON 33 Cynthia Drive Blue Flame 4 G.A.A. 2, Softball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Accountant JAMES HOLCOMB 14 Seaview Avenue Chess Club 4, Math Club 3, Bowl- ing 2. Ambition: Computer Science RODNEY HORTON 20 Dix Street DECA 3, 4, Unity Club 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Class Council 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Business Administration 69 RUSSELL HOUSE 67 Batt Lane Chem. Club 2, 3, 4, Math Team 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Physics Club 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Span. Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, Capt. 4. Ambition: Computer Designer DEBORAH HUGHES 48 Honor Road Devilette 2, Flash Flags 3. Ambition: Undecided GAIL ROBERTA HURWITZ 27 Sunset Road Ambition: College 70 DARLENE HOWE 16 Pagano Court Ambition: Unknown PAMELA HUNT 576 Main Street Ambition: College LORI ANN IADAROLA 223 Beatrice Drive Choral Act. 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Rostrum 3, Asst. Ed. 4, Co-Ed. Theat. wfkshp. 2, 3, 4, stud. counf 3, 4, Stud. Act. Comm. 4. Ambition: Communications .IEEE , ELIZABETH HOWE 261 Richmond Avenue Devilette 2, Ski Club 2, Stud. Coun. 3, Early Leavers Program 4. Ambition: Executive Secretary DUANE P. HUFF 120 Fairfax Street Ambition: College DANETTE HUNTER 11 Valleybrook Road G.A.A. 2, Volleyball 2. Ambition: Radiology Technologist DOUGLAS HUNTER 5 Whitney Lane Ambition: Carpenter itliflllll-712 LISA IANNONE WILLIAM IANNUCHI 81 Thomas Street 21 Richmond Avenue Ambition: Freelance Photographer Ambition: Boxing JEAN JENKINS 68 Norfolk Street Unity Club 2, 3, 4, Gospel 2, 3, 4, ,Prom Comm. 3. ,Ambition: Animal Tech. STEPHEN J. JOHNSON 71 Smith Street Ambition: Longshoreman l ELIZABETH JEAN KELLY 151 First Avenue Cheerleaders 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Photo Club 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Capt. Ambition: College DONNA JENNINGS 142 Great Circle Road Ambition: Travel Cross-Country KEVIN JONES 127 Ardale Street Ambition: Undecided TAMARA KELLY 429 Third Avenue Cheerleaders 3, 4, Photo Club 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided X. X BRIDGET JOHNSON 30 Alling Street G.A.A, 2, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Swim 2. 3, Var. Letter 3, Treasurer 2, Prom Comm. 3. Ambition: Major Political Science KEN KARPEL 55 Aircraft Road Football 3, 4, Lacrosse 3, 4 Tri- Capt. 4. Ambition: Undecided GLEN KENDRICK 44 Miami Street Ambition: Mechanic STEPHANIE JOHNSON 290 Highland Street Bio. Club 2, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Chem. Club 3, French Club 2, 3. 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, HR Rep, 4, Ambition: Special Education KATHY KAVANAGH 73 Third Avenue Ext. Ambition: Undecided MARK WILLIAM KESSLER 131 Bassett Street Baseball 2. 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3. 4 Soc- cer MVP, Capt. 4, Prom Comm. 4. Ambition: College 71 JAMES KIAUNIS 78 Clark Street Ambition: Undecided SUSAN KOETHER 116 Union Avenue Ambition: Psychologist DOLORES LACCONE 21 Mills Drive Ambition: Fame and Fortune 72 BONNIE KIDD 125 Hillside Avenue Band 2, 3, 4, Band Coun. 3, 4, Devilette Capt. 4. Ambition: Undecided MICHELLE KONARESKI 113 Fenwick Street Italian Club 2. Ambition: Computer Analysis JUDY LAFRANCE 68 Lamson Street Swim 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Stud. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, All- State Chorus 4, Madrigals 4, Blue Notes 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Ambition: College KATHY KING JOYCE KIRBY 54 Dawson Avenue 162 Homeside Avenue French Club 3. Choral Act. 2, 3. Ambition: Dental Asst. Ambition: Exe. Secretary swift : JOHN KOUKOS 10 Savin Park Ambition: Undecided JEFFREY PAUL KI 129 Ivy Street Choir 4, Football 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Musician Q I I ROBERT LA FRANCE ROBIN IAMPARSKI 170 Malcolm Street 82 Richard Street Ambition: Undecided Ambition: Business DOMINICK V. LANDINO 57 Bellevue Avenue Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be somebody EMILE LAUZON 13 Ridge Road Ambition: Air Force CAROLYN LANDISIO 454 Painter Drive Blue Flame 4, Rostrum 2, Span. 2, 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 4, West Whims Z, AA 2, 3, 4, Span. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, Ambition: College LINDA LAVENA 310 Benham Hill Road Ambition: College -. we - - ALAN LEO GLEN LEO 67 Orion Street 67 Onon Street Swimming 2, 3, 4. DECA 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Track 4. Ambition: Bio Medical Technician Ambition: College KAREN LANDRY 245 Terrace Avenue Art Club 2, 3, Nat'l. Hnr. Soc. Ski Club 2. Ambition: X-Ray Technician HIRSH ROBERT LEFF 199 Lamson Street Chess Club 3, 4, Math Team 3, 4, Student Gov't. 4. Ambition: Lawyer l ELLEN LEONARDI 159 Peabody Street DECA 3, 4. Ambition: Recording Engineer MARY ELIZABETH LAWLOR 172 Beatrice Drive Blue Flame 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Girl's Swim Manager 3. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher WILLIAM LE MAIRE 384 Elm Street Ambition: Undecided WILLIAM LEWIN 216 South Street Hockey Team 2, 3, 4, Soccer Team 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Electrician 73 ELIZABETH A. LEWIS 143 Bellevue Avenue Blue Flame 4, Ski Club 2, Stud. Coun. 3, 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4, Madngals 4, Blue Notes 4, West Wyncles 2, 4, Swim 3, 4. Ambition: College l WAYNE LIMOSANI 39 Bristol Street Ambition: Undecided JOANNE LOOMIS 6 Gilbert Place Ambition: Nurse 74 SUSAN D. LEYERZAPH 141 York Street Art Club 3, Ski Club 3. Ambition: Airline Attendant : jx GREGORY LIGGINS 108 Bedford Street Football 1. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer GWENDA F. LIGON 59 Ellsworth Street Ambition: Medicine NN: -...-uni' GARY LISOSKY 131 Winslow Drive Ambition: Undecided RICHARD LUCIBELLO 113 Dawson Avenue Ambition: Congressman fu? -1' ' KEN LOCKWOOD 308 Peck Avenue Ambition: Undecided . . .fyfsrluyek , ,- WESTALINA HIGH Circle Street DECA Model 2, 3, 4, Javelin Catcher 2, 3, Clothing and You 4, Walk Out Comm. 2, Civil Defense Alert Capt. 3, Food Fight Activists 4, Who's Who Among High School Models, Conscientious Objector 4 Ambition: To be in window of Sach's Fifth Avenue EDWARD LONG 152 Bull Hill Lane Ambition: Broadcasting DIANE MACMILLAN 4 Orton Street Ambition: Travel Agent sis RICHARD MAGUIRE 112 Union Avenue Ambition: Mechanic PAULA MANTOVANI 16 Woodvale Road Ambition: Undecided .. TRN.,- PETER PAUL MASTRACCHIO JR. 52 Fourth Avenue Theater Wrkshp. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Devil Disciples 2, Z, 4, Stud, Gov. 3, 4, All State Choir Ambition: Performing Arts I l KELLY MAHON 97 Orion Street Ambition: Business School MICHELE MANZO 237 Court Street Chem. Club 3, Fren. Club 2, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Stud. Coun. 2, 3. Ambition: Art Teacher LORENZINA MASUCCI 22 Willow Street Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary EDWARDO MALDONADO 174 Rangely Street Ambition: Rich . M .Mp- PETER MARKOWICH 457 Ocean Avenue Swim 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College MICHAEL MATTHEWS 253 Noble Street Photo Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Swim 2, 3, Capt. 4, Tennis 4, Track 2, 3. Ambition: Tech. College THOMAS MANSFIELD 39 Front Avenue Ski Club 2, Football 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4. Ambition: Computer Program- ming SIDNEY MARTIN 3O-D Glade Street Swim 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Commercial Art WILLIAM MAEARA 258 Second Avenue Ski Club 4. Ambition: Chef 75 HOME C OIW' 'VG JVEEK .-JM ' f- -i .. we--fQi N lEiE ' 'lQ - , . ,,,. . X , N va N . Q L , . X ,X A 'QQ' A . - fm- . - X S. SP, R.. S , ,. A - 5 5 Y ,. . 2 ..Q. , fx Q .vm-Q. - wx Xu,-Qu K 4: X ggi g : : NN A NS' N Y X 5 4 SS, hw H 5,2 .. z.f-.g:::i' ,m f. SM , ......, , 5225 ! 3 Eiiz ,... S 76 M P Y . xxx X3 1 xx V5 X K X.. ELEANOR MCCOWN 216 Homeside Avenue Ambition: Undecided MARGARET ANN MCGAFFIN 403 Union Avenue Ambition: Business JILL CAROL MCKEON 33 Donna Lane Band 2, 3, 4, Bio. Club 2, Rost. 4, Span. Club 2, Stud. Act. Comm. 4, West Whims 4 Co-ed., Band,Coun 3, Spin. Flags 2, 3, Capt. 4 Devilettes 2, 3, 4, Steel Drums 3, 41 Homecoming Comm. 4. Ambition: Joumalism 78 MAUREEN ELIZABETH McDANIEL 420 Painter Drive Art Club 3, Blue Flame 4 Asst. Ed. G.A.A. 2, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Bad- minton 3,4 Capt. 4, Softball 2, 3, 4 Prom Comm. 3, 4, Stud. Gov. Recording Sec. 4, B.F. HR. Rep. 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College SUSAN MCGILL 236 Highland Avenue Band 2. Ambition: Fame and Fortune THOMAS McDONALD 310 Platt Avenue Ambition: Electronics Sch. CHRISTOPHER MCGILTON 51 Gilbert Street A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 2 3, 4, west wyndes 2, 3, 4, Devilsl Disciples 2, 3, 4, Rostrum 2 Theater Wrkshp. 2. 3. Ambition: Musician KEVIN McKERNON 40 Easy Rudder Lane Photo Club 2, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Theater Wrkshp. 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 Tri-capt., A.A. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Computer Science JOSEPH S. MCKIERNAN 104 Brown Street Ambition: Undecided ROBERT MCDONOUGH 417 Union Avenue Soccer 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College SUSAN McINNIS 200 Oak Street Span. Club 3, West Whims 4. Ambition: Lawyer KERSTIN MCMAHON 52 Mohawk Drive Art Club 2, 3, Blue Flame 4 A Capella 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Club 2, 3, Theater Wrkshp. Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Comm. 3, 4, West Whims 2, 3. Ambition: Lawyer ' ' 3 is t xi l , -A DS ROBERT McMANUS 3 Roberts Street Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. Ambition: College SUSAN MERCER 86 Lake Street 'Art Club 3, 4, Photo Club 4. Ambition: RecordingfBroadcasting MIHO MIYATA 7 Mills Drive Basketball 4, Swim. 4, Ambition: Undecided ROBERT MCMILLAN 4 Nacca Road Football 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 3, 4, All State, All4District Football. Ambition: College -Q--an PETER MINER 299 Washington Avenue Ambition: DJ, on FM Radio MICHAEL MENDILLO 18 Putney Drive Ambition: Undecided ANGELA ANNE MCMILLIAN 22 Ward Place Art Club 2, 3, Band 2. 3, French Club 2, Rostrum 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Fashion Buyer DINA MARIE MISIASZ 57 Donald Street JOSEPH MITCHELL 81 Baldwin Street Ambition: College Ambition: Chef CAROLYN MONTZ 471 Platt Avenue Ambition: Undecided ROBERT MONTZ RICHARD MOORE 20 Mills DUV2 14 Daniel Road Lacrosse 2. Nat'l Hon, Soc. 2, 3, 4, AA. 2 3 4 ArT1bitiOfiZ Owner of H BL1SiT10S5 Ambition: Law Enforcement is ROSEMARIE ANN MOQUET 102 Enright Street Chorus 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Curr. Comm. 2, 3, Stud. Act. Comm 4, French Hon Soc. 2, 3, 4, West Whims 4, Co-Ed Les Etoilesf' Ambition: Bookkeeper STEVEN MORELAND KEVIN MORITIS 73 Linden Street 257 First Avenue Ambition: Undecided Ski Club 4, A.A. 3, 4. Ambition: State Police DEAN R. MORRIS 62 Aircraft Road Photo Club 2, 3. Ambition: Be King of the New World PRISCILLA NEALE 651 Third Avenue Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, Chorus 3. Ambition: Business 80 DEBRA MORRISETTE MICHAEL MUT 92 Contact Drive 101 Yate Street Ambition: Dental Assistant Ambition: Computer Tech. EIAINE NELSON KEITH NICHOLS 22 Miami Street 104 Woodvale Road Ambition: Actress Ambition: Sniper SHAWN MORRELL 143 Grand Street ' Nat'l Hon. Soc. 2, Span. Club 2 Stud. Coun. 4. Ambition: Veterinarian CHERYL NADOLNY 99 Second Avenue Ambition: Undecided VICKI NICOLETTI 186 Blohm Street Ambition: To Be Rich MARY NITIDO 191 Brown Street ,horal Act. 2, Photo Club 4, Span. Ilub 2. rnbition: College A ' Y J J . I . - 3 . 1 I5 il KERRY ANNE O'NEIL 26 Howard Street Club 3, Stud. Coun. 3, 4. nz Law KRISTI OSTERWALD 107 Medford Street imbition: Communications SUSAN OCCHIPINTI 68 Second Avenue Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 3, 4, French Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Ambition: Lawyer LISA A. ONOFRIO 195 Church Street Art Club 2, 3, 4, Swim Manager B 8: G 3, 4, Stud. Gov. 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College: Art EDWARD PAGOGNA 78 Ivy Street Ambition: Undecided AIMEE LYNN O'CONNOR 17 Alexander Drive G.A,A. 2, 3, Stud. Coun. 3, 4, Softball 2, 3. Ambition: Medical Career LISA ORDAUO 33 Admiral Street Ambition: Social Worker JANET PAIGE 59 Ruby Road G.A.A. 2, Stud. Coun. 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Court Reporter BRENDA OLLISON 46 Harold Street Ambition: Undecided JO ELLEN ORR VA Hospital Staff Qrts. Road Track 3, 4, Stud. Gov. Rep. 4. Ambition: College LOREDONA PALUMBO 93 May Street Ambition: Undecided 81 4 PAULA PARCELLS 89 Eileen Road G.A.A. 2, 3, Photo Club 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Swim 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Nurse DIVYA C. PATEL 392 West Spring Street Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Span. Hon Soc. 3. Ambition: Chemical Engineer 2? im .V ,, 3? KEVIN PEDONE 97 Union Avenue Ambition: Undecided 82 MICHAEL PASQUALINI 95 Everett Street Ambition: College JOSEPH L. PASQUARIELLO 96 Chauncey Street Chem. Club 4, Photo Club 3, 4, ghylsics Club 3, 4, Ital. Club 4, AV. Ambition: College MICHAEL PA'I'l'ON 58 Baggott Street Hockey 2. Ambition: Audio-Tech. RICHARD PEPE 105 Richards Place Band 2, 3, 4, Band Coun. 2, 3, 4, DECA 4, Bowling 3, 4. Ambition: Accountant CRAIG PEARSON 93 Lamson Street Lacrosse 3, 4. Ambition: Psychologist DAVID PERRY 270 Highland Street Football 4, Lacrosse 3, 4. Ambition: Draftsman I ERNESTINE PATE 37 Calton Street Ambition: Undecided LEE PEAVY 58 Marion Street Ambition: Musician DAVID PESCHELL 7 Grayron Circle Soccer 2, Swim 2. Ambition: To be Rich DAVID PETRELLI 319 Savin Avenue Ambition: Undecided MARIA PIROLI 40 Orlando Street Xmbition: Legal Secretary I WILLIAM PORTO 153 Beatrice Drive 'kmbitionr Technical School hjyffiglz 3. ,. RALPH PETRUCCI 11 Richmond Avenue Chem. Club 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Physics Club 3, 4, Stud, Coun. 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Swim 2, Winter Track 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4, Ital. Club 2, 3, ltal. Hon. Soc. 2, 3. Ambition: Computer Technician LOUISA PISCIOTTANO 263 Third Avenue Ambition: College KATHLEEN POST 73 Putney Drive Chem. Club 2, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Math Team 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc, 3, 4, Physics Club 3, Span. Club 2, 3, 4, Swim 2. Ambition: Nursing ELLEN A. PHILBIN 23 Alder Road Chem. Club 4, Physics Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Science Teacher LOUISE PISCITELLE 195 Washington Avenue Devilettes 3. Ambition: Secretary CHRISTOPHER PHILLIPS 18 Valleybrook Road Football 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 4. Ambition: College PHILLIP PIATCOW 27 Compass Lane Chem, Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Act. 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Span. Club 3, 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Stud, Gov. Rep. 4. Ambition: College osx 1 ANN POWERS 15 Myrtle Avenue Ambition: Secretarial Field JUDITH POWERS 463 Third Avenue Ambition: Secretary 83 SCOTT PRIESTLEY 132 West Walk Street Blue Flame 4, Rostrum 4. Ambition: College JOANNE QUINN 25 Lake Street Bio. Club 2, 3, Madrigals 3, 4, Blue Notes 4, West Wyndes 4, G.A.A. 2, Rostrum 2, 3, Ski Club 2, Theater Wrlshp. 2, 3, 4, Swim 2. Ambition: Communications DONNA REDMOND 41 Jones Hill Road An Club 2, 3, 4, Bio Club 2, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, DECA 4, Span. Club 2, Stud. Coun. 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Ambition: Sociologist 84 SALVATORE PUCCIO 607 Second Avenue Ambition: Undecided CATHERINE RACCIO 591 Main Street Ambition: To live in L.A. MARK REED 23 Wharton Street Ambition: Open Store LAURA B. PUZYCKI 59 Jessie Driv Ambition: Executive Segretary JOSEPH RAPEI' SKI 80 Allings Crossing Golf 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided DAWN REID 62 Ashford Street Unity Club 3. Ambition: Engineer RICHARD PYRDOL 66 Ruby Road Physics Club 4. Ambition: Psychologist THOMAS RAUCCI 26 Valleybrook Road Football 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 3, 4, Comm. 3, Co-Chprn. Ambition: Computer Repair DONNA REID 21 Central Avenue Art Club 2, 3, Choral Act, 2, 3, Theater Wrkshp. 2, 3, 4, Comm. 3, 4, Co-Chprn. Ambition: College 3 ENITI-I REYES 417 Kelsey Avenue Ambition: Undecided l MARK ROBERTS 44 Lambert Street Ambition: Computer Programmer l NADINE ROGERS 52 Canton Street Ambition: Undecided LESLEY A. RICHARDS 44 Crest Avenue Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Blue Flame 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Stu- dent Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Junior Prom Queen, Homecoming Queen. Ambition: College CATHERINE ROBINSON 215 West Walk Street Ambition: Psychologist ELISE MARIA ROMANIK 80 Holcomb Street Chem Club 4, Fren. Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4, Capt., Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Physics Club 3, 4, Stud. Act. Assn. 3, 4, Nat'l Fren. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Medicine RHONDA RIDLEY 34-B Glade Street Unity Club 3. Ambition: Fashion Designer .N wi- sf -ex MARIA ROBINSON 97 Dawson Avenue Math Club 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Physics Club 3, Track 2. Ambition: Engineer SCOTT ROMYNS 172 Platt Avenue Chem. Club 3, 4, Physics Club 4, Swim 3, 4. Ambition: Travel ANDREA RIVKIN 103 Harding Avenue Art Club 2, Chem. Club 3, 4, Fren. Club 2, Physics Club 3. Ambition: College FRANK ROGERS 69 Sanford Ambition: Electrician CHRISTOPHER RUSSO 177 Putney Drive Bowl 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Ambition: College 85 vu-qnuuunnx wwe X z,, , J , MARTIN RUSSO 213 Bull Hill Lane Span. Club 3. Ambition: Commercial Artist In X E ANN SALZO 10 West Spring Street West Whims 4. Ambition: Real Estate Agent LAURA SAVALLI 48 View Street Art Club 2, Choral Act. 2. Ambition: Education in Arts 88 FRANK RYAN JOHN RYAN 157 Woodvale Road 19 Cynthia Cycle Ambition: Accountant Ambition: College XSS X DONNA SANGIOVANNI 2 Green Hill Lane Ambition: Nurse KAREN SAUNDERS 15 Hine Street Ambition: Restaurant Management l DANIEL SCHEUSSLER NEAL SCHULL 5 Grove Place 19 Wilson Avenue Photo. Club 4, Physics Club 4. A Capella 2, Lacrosse 2, 3, Soccer Ambition: College 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College 5 2 3 3 EDNA SALEEM 28 W. Prospect Street 1 i N S ADRIENNE SAVAGE 11 Flaum Drive Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Business Secretary YVONNE SCOTI' 19 Fenwick Street Choral Act. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College KATHY SEIFERT DOREEN SESTITO 43 Magnolia Avenue 44 Main Street Tennis 2, 3, 4, Ambition: College ROBERTA SHEA 106 Cynthia Drive CLAUDIA SIENA 114 Spring Street Etud. Coun. 3. mbition: Hairdresser s r . T . PAIGE ELIZABETH SHEPARD 124 Richards Street Studnt Cncl. 2, 3. 4 Vice Pres. 2, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Fr. Club 2 Fr. Hnr. Soc. 2. Chem. Club 2, Student Govemment 4, SAC. 4. Jr. Prom. Comm. Sr. Prom Comm., Art Club 4, Whds Who in Amencan High School Students 5 JOSEPH SILVA 483 Jones Hill Road Band 2. 3, 4. i ..... .., S-wal' 0 ANDREW SGAMBATO JAMES SHARRETTO 20 Terrace Avenue 406 First Avenue Hockey 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College DAVID SHINE WILLIAM SHINE 9 Colonial Boulevard 253 Washington Avenue 1 CAROLYN ANN SIRES CYNTHIA SKORZEWSKI 80 Lamson Street 12 Valleybrook Road Stud. Coun. Sec. 2, 3, 4, Stud. Gov, Blue Flame 4. 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, ltal. Club 2, 3, Ambition: College 4, ltal. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc, 3, 4, Girl's State 3. Bio. Club 2. Ambition: College 89 LAURA SLATER 95 Linden Street BRUCE SPAZIANI 247 West Walk Street Stud. Coun. 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4. Ambition: To Graduate CAROL SOLIMENE 135 Kelsey Ave. Ambition: College RENEE SPERRY 13 Edna Street Art Club 2, Ski Club 2, 3. Ambition: Undecided SCOTT SPINNATO 120 Aimes Drive Ambition: Undecided 90 JACQUELINE SPISAK 47 Jones Street Ambition: Undecided NANCY SORENSON 120 Central Avenue Art Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Stud. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4. Ambition: College LINDA SPINATO 321 Washington Avenue DECA 3, 4 Vice President 4, Swim Team 2. Ambition: Undecided MN t:f ' w, GAIL SOTO 87 Woodvale Road WILLIAM SPINATO 100 Gilbert Street Ambition: Undecided KIMBERLY SQUIRES 273 Bellevue Avenue Chorus 4, Thtr. Wrkshp. 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Blue Notes 4, Stud. Gov. 4, Stud. Act. Comm. Ambition: Acting CHARLES STACKPOLE 59 Boss Road Tennis 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided -sci, mwt DONNA STACY MARGORET STAMATIEN FRED STAMMER 167 Winslow Drive 104 Ranchwood Drive 5 Greenhill Lane Hon. Society 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4, Undecided GAIL STOBER MARSHA STONE PAUL STUDDARD 622 Washington Avenue 125 Leete Street 383 Elm Street nmbition: Business School Ambition: Undecided Football 2. Ambition: Undecided 53 X : N i CLAUDETTE TANKSLEY PAUIA TARINI FLORENCE TAYLOR 978 First Avenue 247 William Street 63 Norfolk Street 'nbitionz College Photo Club 3, 4. Tennis 4. Ambition: Own Package Store Ambition: Executive Secretary TERRI STEEVES 31 Nashawena Avenue Choir 4, Madngals 4, Thrt. Wrkshp. 3, 4, Swim 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Photo Club 4, Blue Notes 4, Blue Devil 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College MARGIE SYMMES 283 Second Avenue Ambition: Nursing ANA L. TEXEIRA 31 Walter Street Choral Act. 2. Ambition: Successful Secretary 91 NANCY TERCYAK 86 Brown Street Stud. Coun. 2. Ambition: Broadcasting WALTER TIFFANY 74 Hawthorne Street Ambition: Undecided VANESSA TOMASO 54 Allan Street French Club 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, French Hon. Soc. 2, 4. Ambition: Medical Assistant 92 DEBORAH THOMAS 40 Knox Street Unity Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. Ambition: Attomeyf Counselor STEPHANIE TINGLEY 6 Woody Crest DECA 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2. Ambition: Retail Management MICHAEL TORRE 127 West Walk Street Basketball 2. Ambition: To LIVE STACEY THOMAS 67 Savin Park Ambition: Fashion Designer BERNICE IPIXIEI TITUS 362 Washington Avenue Blue Flame 4, Faculty-Editor, Span. Club 2, 3, 4, Span, Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Social Worker PINA TORSONE 406 Savin -Avenue French Club 2, 3, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, Stud. Coun. 2. Ambition: College PATRICIA THOMPSON 195 Rockdale Road Art Club 2, Nursing Assistant 3. Ambition: Computer Programni sw Z 0 Q C DAVID TOMANIO 27 King Place Football 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, I Ambition: Technical School CLAUDINE TOSCANO 30 Birch Street French Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2. French Hon. Soc. 2, 4. Ambition: Further My t: PHILIP TRACE 31 Lawncrest Road Xmbition: T.C.I. 145 Rangely Street l Act, 4. ion: Musician ANNA-MAY VAILLANCOURT a t ANDREW TYSON 16 Ocala Street Ambition: Undecided HERMINA VASMATICS 168 Homeside Avenue French Club 2, 3, Math Club 2, Nat'l Hon, Soc. 3, 4, French Hon. Soc. 2, 3. Ambition: Go on in Math gl Science k I I . GARY 'IYSON 16 Ocala Street Unity Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Stud. Act. Comm. 4. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher DIANA LYNN VASPASIANO 12 Bailey Drive Art Club 3, Nat'I Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Ital. Club 2. Ambition: Accountant! Executive Secretary ,QF if hx BRENT WATT CAROL VITELLO SCOTI' WARE 33 Orange Terrace 35 Rockefeller Avenue 92 Bedford Street ECA 3, 4. Basketball 2. mbition: Criminology Ambition: Electronic Technician KENDALL TYSON 1 Hemlock Street Unity Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To Be Successful E E ' fr. tt ROSEIVIARY VAUISO 143 Island Lane Ambition: Nursery School Teacher KAREN LYNN WEEKS 97 Pauline Avenue Blue Flame 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Rostrum 4, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, 4, Swim 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, B. Swim Man. 3, 4, West Whims 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, BF Act. Ed. 4. Ambition: Photographer 93 EDWARD WENDLAND 19 Rockdale Road Ambition: Undecided DEBRA WILLOUGHBY 32 Swampscott Street Span. Club 4. Ambition: Doctor , DEE'ITA R. WRIGHT 59 Glade Street fc-2 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Business, College 94 THERESA L. WIDEMAN 121 Harding Avenue Blue Flame 4, Unity Club 2, 4, West Winds 3, 4, Madngals 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, West Whims 4, Co'Ed., Blue Notes 4. Ambition: Theater Arts 8: Directing EARLENE WILSON 173 Meadowbrook Court Pep Club 4. Ambition: Telephone Operator BRENT WRO'I'I'EN 70 lsadore Street Band 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Swim 2, 3. Ambition: Aerospace Engineer JULIE WILLIAMS 57 Baker Street Unity Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Prom Comm. 4. Ambition: Engineer ERIC WITKOWSKI 71 Parker Avenue Rostrum 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Film Director SHARON WILLIAMS 261 West Walk Street Unity Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Own Business MICHAEL WOODWARD 55 Alling Street Extention Band 3, 4, Band Coun, 4. Ambition: Computer Technician I 7: QI Eli TRACIE WYNNE 64 Bluff Avenue Track 2. Ambition: Computer Programmer .ZZ KATHLEEN YATES 3 Schoolhouse Lane G.A.A. 2, 3, Ski Club 3, 4, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3. Ambition: College KENNETH YOUNG LAWRENCE YOUNG, JR. NEIL ZVONKOVIC 724 Savin Avenue 25 Ellsworth Street 109 Parker Avenue East Ambition: Navy Ambition: College Swim 2. Ambition: College New wir www ww? 'Q if- Sf fr CHARLES BARRON 398 Ocean Avenue Ambition: Trade School MARCELO COLAGIOVANNI 220 First Avenue STEVEN FIORILLO 39 Magnolia Avenue Bowling 3. Ambition: Undecided JOSEPH GENTILE 45 Arlington Street Ambition: Undecided BRYAN GOODRICH 12 Bungalow Lane Baseball 3, 4. Ambition: Professional Baseball Player JOHN HOGAN 10 Hugo Street Ambition: Undecided STEVEN LONG 276 Highland Avenue Ambition: Undecided LISA MESSNER 86 Lake Street Ambition: Undecided TAMMY PHILLIPS 46 Meadowbrook Road Ambition: Artist SUHAIL SAMANDER 133 Campbell Avenue Ambition: Undecided RICHARD SHANNON 46 Admiral Street SANDRA LYNNE TREMONTI 27 Homesteader Lane Ambition: Undecided CAMERA SHY VALERIE BREEDING 113 Court Street French Club 2, 3, 4, French Hnr. Soc. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Nursing CAROL DEFRANCESCO 5 Whitney Lane Ambition: Technical School LORI FORMICA 20 Ardale Street Ambition: Professional Dancer ROBIN GIBBS 42 Bedford Street Ambition: Court Reporter MICHAEL GREENE 98 Morris Street Golf 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided LINDA HOLLUMS 187 Center Street Ambition: Undecided MICHAEL MALIFF 41 Jones Hill Road Football 2, 3, 4, Swim 2, Ski Club 4. Ambition: Senator DAVID MOORE 637 First Avenue Ambition: Undecided DEBRA REIS 65 Beatrice Drive Softball 2. Ambition: Secretary JOHN SANDELLA 204 Lee Street DEBRA SKARLOS 251 Blohm Street Ambition: Secretary CINDY VENDOLA 200 Benham Hill Road Ambition: Business School MICHAEL SALVATORE 84 Fenwick Street ROBERT BURNS 4A Glade Street Bowling 4. Ambition: Accountant SOHELL FAKHRIRAVAN 33 Ruden Place W236 Ambition: Undecided DAWN FRIEDMAN 116 Campbell Avenue Ambition: Undecided ROBERT GILSON 105 Chestnut Street Ambition: Sheetmetal Worker LAURI HANSEN 175 Dalton St. EDWARD KAZAKEWICH 221 Tetlow Street Ambition: SFX Engineer ANTHONY MANDROW 88 Marshal Street Ambition: College CHERYL PALMER 79 Carlson Road Ambition: Package Store Owner MARK ROBINSON 73 David Street Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be Rich STEVEN SCANLAN 346 Peck Avenue Ambition: Undecided JAMES ST. HILAIRE 23 A Glade Street Ambition: Architect GARY WILLIAMOWSKI 129 DogBum Road Ambition: Undecided CHARLES SETARO 77 Forest Road SANDRA CARNEY 110 Cynthia Drive Chemistry Club 4, Tennis 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided SUSAN FIELDS 5 Alden Road Ambition: Medical Science THOMAS G. FRIZELL 11 Minor Road Ambition: Computer Technician GARY GIRASULO 386 Jones Hill Road Rifle Club 2, Ski Club 2. Ambition: Senator DONNA HEBERT 125 Jones Hill Road Ambition: Undecided DOMINIQUE KEETON 68 Norfolk Street Ambition: Undecided MICHAEL MARTONE 37 Milhaven Drive Ambition: Undecided SHERYL PIEPONT 24 Meadowbrook Road Ambition: Undecided ROBERT SALDIBAR 60 Maltly Avenue Ambition: Landscaper MARC SGRO 50 Lamson Street MARK SMITH 418 Blohm Street Ambition: Undecided JOHN ZITO 93 Harding Avenue Ambition: Undecided kk . -39 W fx W X Q size - , I 'Q' i QR x M X N 'X -X Sw X sm X l 14 ,, m,f.,,,w I think it's alive. J' f, J 5 4 I f ' lt does not compute. Me and my honeys. rss These fire drills are to cold for me. l .f f W' ., . ,Af . -, . Passing the bull. A 1 ..,-HW, 'wwf' ', .M 4 I: l1 llll No pas 7 fi , M f f f wg , f X W 'ff W 5 4 W f f A Q 1, W my ,Z , If ffyrr , ff 1 fl 4, Q WW' ' ,f A 4 K M W gf 5 l , 1 Q1 s, just a gun Bang! .. Mx Sue, the ceiling's falling down. , Wi xk' M t And he what? Hi there cutie. I came early to get a seat. I+ if Q is mm-4 1 . X N. a 3 f A . ,435 ,J A A.f? f,. Emergency Evacuation vw Catch ya later. 99 -.4-gl X. k X. Qi? -Q Q fzs 'M R'- 'Q ,-gs. ,Q -4 . 635 STUDE T COUNCIL Na .Q sm First Row, L-R: M. lVlcDaniels, M. Carraro, D. Chambrelli, T. Collucci, S. Bowery, L. Richards, S. Johnson, L. Masucci, D. Redmond, K. Dean, L. Caplan, C. Anderson. Second Row: D. Fontana, T. Kelly, L. Kelly, A. Cassell, D. Reid, K. Hackett, T. Steeves, C. Sires, P. Shepard, P. Parcells, K. Dean. Third Row: K. Hayes, M. Lawlor, C. Carr, K. Weeks, L. Grace, L. Gullo, R. Moquet, B. Cohen, L. Iadarola, A. O,Connor. Fourth Row: R. Fantarella, K. McMahon, D. Giaquinto, L. Lewis, L. Finck, P. Hawkins, J. Duffy, J, Boshea, N. Sorensen, J. Bowen. Fifth Row: J. Paige, P. Plat- cow, L. Esposito, B. Johnson, C. Landisio, I.. Blake. Sixth Row: A. Card, lVl. Brereton, S. French, R. Petrucci, K. McKemon. . . ' Those wild council meetings. aww.ffr..wWA, ,W .,W,.,,,.,W,, 102 g f MW I , , ,, ..,.w,w .rm , Q ,WV Our dignified President. - - - and 350 m9HlS. The Student Council was responsible for all the busine social activities and fundraises that our class held in the p three years, at Westie High. Our Class Council was unique in the fact that so many pe ple, who never met each other before, from different juni' high schools, and unrelated backgrounds, grouped togeth in our Sophomore year for one primary reason: The dee concern, dedication, interest, and one's mutual ua derstanding that we would strive to make the Class of '81 the best class to ever walk through the doors of W.H.H.f The Council's achievements were many and far-reachi Such achievements included dances, skate parties, can and bake sales, raffles, the selling of camations, and vario other fundraises too numerous to mention. Thanks to o Council, and the fine leadership of our class advisors and ci ficers, our class treasury never suffered a deficit, as we we' the first Junior Class to have a sit-down meal and an u believable bid of 528.00 at our prom. Activities never tak on by a council before, such as the Homecoming Week, a the First Annual Dinner Dance along with sud humanitarian efforts as a food drive and deep involveme' in the Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon were taken q by this exceptional group. In closing, this group of determined individuals put mar hours of sweat, tears, anxiety, and care into their work. Tl hours of toil spent, benefitted them and their peers. Mar moments of laughter, joy, and emotion touched their heart STUDE TGOVER ME TASSOCIATIO The history of the Student Government Associa- . tion is a rather tedious recapitulation of damaged mechanics. In 1977 we began our fight, in 1979 we won. Since then we have elected our first SGA officers, formed the ex- ecutive council, the congressional council, and the student activities committee. ln the month of October we staged the first mayoral debate in West Haven High School history. In the months of November and December we pulled our ex- ecutive powers together and in January 1980 we operated a very successful Blood Drive. Through negotiations with the Administration teams, it was anticipated that the 1980 senior class would receive better and more extensive benefits from senior privileges than ever before. Outside privileges were scheduled to commence at the end of April. All in all, the Student Government Association's first Administration has done a great service for West Haven High School. It has established and opened channels for which has given way to a new feeling school-wide com- munication, unity, and involvement. The Student Government Association will undoubtedly con- Carleton, Corresponding SecretarygD. LaMonica,Treasurer,M. McDaniel, Recording Secretary, tinue to uphold and improve the standards of Brown, President, Michael Welch, Wee President. West Haven High Schonl ',...aav'-- - ....-st - First Row, L-R: K. Dean, J. Boshea, K. McMahon, L. Richards, D. Chambrelli, T. Collucci, S. Johnson, K. Hackett, P. Shepard, C. Sires, S. Maturo, C. Mansi, N. Albright. Second Row: G. Sbrana, C. Bott, T. Mulligan, P. Johnson, N. Dorr, K. Hayes, M. Chase, M. Carleton, Corresponding Secretary, M. McDaniel, Recording Secretary, D. I.aMonica, Treasurer, B. Cohen, R. Petrucci, P. Platcow, B. Madden. Third EOE: Bnmt, J. Coppolla, G. Donahue, P. Brown, President, D. Walker, I... Grace, S. French, M. Altvater, J. McKeon, K. DeSanto. Fourth Row: . ut er. 103 STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE we N x ,X NIE X ..... .. .. - L' ' ,-:.:Ef.l..e...::55.., M + st in , X ig?-w X 3 Q. .....-Q X S5 4,4 J.. -L Q Q -- X we The Student Activities Committee was first formed this year and elected the following officers, Ralph Petrucci, Chairman, John Coppola, Vice Chairman, Jill McKeon, Secretary. One of the successful ways in which SAC was an instrumental force, was the Bloodmobile drive. Once again Westies supported our local Red Cross by contributing the much needed blood. In addition SAC is involved in the Muscular Dystrophy Dance-a-Thon. A new contribution of SAC to the high school will be the Events Calendar to be located in the display case in the main lobby. SAC is also planning for an exciting Spirit Month of March which they hope will foster a brighter attitude of students and faculty for our school. First Row, I.-R: S. Rufrano, I DiNicolas, J. Coppolla, R. Petrucc J. McKeon, K. McMahon, K. Butle M. Gomes. Second Row: I Shepard, I.. Jones, M. Brancato, It Rufrano, D. I.aMonica, G. Sbran M. Carleton, D. Colonese, J. Bran cato, G. Tyson. Third Row: l Richards, P. Broum, M. McDanie L. Miner, K. Squires. Fourth Roi B. Cohen, L. Grace, R. Moquet, l Iadarola, E. Romanik, K. Greig, I Platcow, C. Mansi, D. Walker. Fifi Row: K. Hackett, C. Sires, 5 Johnson, T. Collucci, J. LaFrancr D. Patel, M. Robinson, D. Giannot D. Chambrelli. Sixth Row: I' McKernon, J. Boshea. Chaimian Ralph A. Petrucci. Z , , , y, 1 f AM ,Ph See, there's nothing to it. Get me out of here! 'V' I www K H 2 xt. . .Y . .... ...-A 99.9Wa Alcohol Pray! Not the Pledge of Allegiance. 104 VATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1m 3 he Honor Society is a unique club in West Haven High School. lt is composed of the ademically enriched students in our school. The Honor Society is a group dedicated to hool and community service, as well as academic achievement. t Thanksgiving, a very successful food drive was run by the Honor Society. The Food as donated to the Community House, where it was given to needy people in West Qaven. A week long Toy Drive was held prior to Christmas vacation. A substancial num- r of toys was collected and given to the city welfare department for distribution. e annual Christmas rose sale was once again the major fund-raiser for the Honor ciety. Secret Admirer Carnations are a traditional fund-raiser that is fun for everyone ho gets involved with any aspect of the buying, selling, or sending of these carnations d their attached phrases of affection. is year was the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Honor Society at West Haven High. An aborate induction ceremony was being planned which will include the presence of the esidents of the past twenty-five years. ank you Class of 1980, we could not have done it without your help! First Row, L-R: A. Card, P. Platcow, R. House, H. Vasmatics, L. Caprio. Second Row: C. Anderson, K. Hayes, K. Squires, D. Stacy, V. Tornasso. Third Row: M. Brancato, D. Patel, M. Carleton. T. Boucher, D. Vaspasiano. Fourth Row: K. Hawley, D. Delgrego, J. l.aFrance, S. Morrell, E. Romanik, M. Banet. Fifth Row: L. ladarola, K. Butler. K. Post, M. Robinson, J. Duffy, L. Casalini. Sixth Row: D. Gambacini, B. Cohen, A, Cassell. R. Farquharson, C. Sires, S. Occipinti, K. D'Aurio, R. Petrucci. A Rose ia a rose is a rose .. . 'wnz. 7'w .,,.,.c,.. 'mw.,. ,,.,. ' T . W, .... as M. WW ,HQ 1 , f I ,ii i . ' ...... f. T . Time for recess! 105 JU IOR PROM COMMITTEE fr. 3455 f .1 fix 'ir 34'-1 ' wi , 3 f .5 ff . A 1 L , v:fA,,,A V V Aa 2 i ' , K ,.., . T' . ww if ' . ,pf .T 'WW ,W . rf .N MW - .. . x . 1 mf' JV W MHZ 45 'fy W r ' u7l?f4 n. we I W X . . r rr If ' I I f f First Row, L-R: J. LaFrance, M. McDanial, R. Horton, S. Johnson, P. Shepard, C. Sires. Second Row: The farmer's daughter! D. Reid, T. Steeves, K. McMahon, L. Richards, B. Johnson. Third Row: B. Cohen, C. DePalma, B. Spaziani, L. Ford. Missing: D. Tomanio, T. Raucci, M. Gomes, A Card, J. Jenkins, M. Kessler, S. Baines, C. Bacher, J. Williams. A 106 The final in touches. Way back in November of 1978, a junior prom committee of 25 members wa selected by the student body of the Junior class. It was to be their job to financj and plan the Junior Prom. The Prom Committee began having weekly meetings and things started to roll under the direction of Donna Reid and Tom Raucci whom were the elected co- chairpersons. Having advisors like Doreen Conlan and Kevin Longergan was ar advantage to the class, and just one of the reasons the prom was destined to be great. Havoc began when ideas of colors and themes started buzzing around. Each Prom Committee member had his own idea of what the ideal theme and color combination would be . . . After much thought the decision was made. lt woul' be, Just You and Me for the theme and the gym would be converted into a enchanted garden with pastel shades. Soon, it was only a few days before the prom and time to begin decorating Everything seemed perfect until the Prom Committee realized that the lattic paper wall covering was not flame retardent. The committee had to act quickl and find a way to fireproof the paper. The solution to the problem was to spra the paper with a watered mixture. It sounds simple, but the result was disastrou The paper wrinkled and fell to the floor. The committee felt the prom would be disgrace, but the next day with much work and readjusting, the gym slowly transformed into an enchanted garden. The committee members stood back t view what was to be the site of their after prom. A bridge stood in front of a enormous mural on the back wall. The streamers created a heaven of soft pastels. Satisfied with their accomplishments the committee went home to rea themselves for the big night ahead of them. Tuxedos and flowers had to b picked up. Gowns had to be hemmed, hair appointments kept, and all the littl things were left undone till the few hours before the prom. April 28th did finall arrive. The prom was held at the Ramada Inn. After dinner and dancing til midnight, couples departed for the enchanted garden. An arbor of gorgeou flowers welcomed the prom couples as they entered the garden for the last hou of 'iJust You and Me . SE IOR PROM COMMITTEE .fx 'kwa 1. rst Row, LR: J. Williams, J, l.aFrance, M. McDaniel, C. Anderson, C Sires, P. Shepard, Second ow: D. Reid, K. Dean, l.. Richards, M. Carleton, T, Steeves. Third Rowt M DePalma, R. Petrucci, . McMahon, S. Johnson, Fourth Row: B. Cohen, T. Mansfield, B. Spaziani. Fifth Row: K. Tyson. lissing: D. Tomanio. CYS AND GIRLS STATE ,,v-Y f 'auf . Q ... Pj The party's over .. , Whats wrong, no date? Peter Brown, Elise Romanik, Barry Cohen, Carolyn Sires, Michael Gomes, Kathleen Post, Kathleen Hayes. Missing: Phil Platcow. 'IO7 PEP CLUB Wf fa M. me ,.,,,,.m-.WM--4 V 5 .f fw . ' . . f 6. ...A 1 Y f ,4 f 7 CZ Q. 3 i First Row, L-R: D. Thomas, C. Dixon, V. Golsten, D. Braddy, G. Bethel, A. Gambell, B. McClain, J. Jenkins, J. Williams. Second Row: Mrs. Gibbs, K. Hunter, K. Williams, D. Smith, S. lVlcClary, L. Joiner, C. Lodge, E. Gatison, A. Jenkins, L. Towles, T. Dixon, Ms. Girasuolo. Third Row: J. Jenkins, V. Williams, G. Fergason, S. Cocoa, P. Davis, J. Green, D. Clark, C. Fulcher, E. Saleen, C. Chambers, T. Jenkins, K. Jackson. Fourth Row: S. Waning, S. Baines, D. Daniels, R. Ridley, A. Brockington, C. Harrison, M. Haley, R. Gibbs. ROSTRUM 1 l 108 Crocco. Fourth Row: J. DeGrand, K. Hawley, J. McKeon, B. Cohen, L. Caslin 9 a f Qi ' in .X First Row, L-R: E. Grace, L. ladarola, co-editor, A. Card, co-editor. Second Row: ll Goldman, M. Genna, K. Weeks. Third Row: E. Witkowski, L. Darr, M. Rufrano, lil ITALIAN CLUB First Row, LAR: S. Consorte, C. Sires, Presidentg G. Sbrana, A. Christman. Second Row: D. Tannoia, E. Granatta, M. Mansi, D. LalVloriica. K. Palmeiri, D. Nickoletti. C. Mansi. Third Row: Ms. Sagriella, Advisorg A. Armantino, P. Kelly, D. Coppola, A. Liektag. The Italian Club was reactivated this year taking on a variety of activities. The first trip took them to Quincy Market and a visit to the Italian north end. A candy sale was held to help raise money for a club weekend trip. The club also par- ticipated in the Blood Drive and Dance Marathon. Some of the activities planned were: a Carnevale get-together the last celebration before the lent season and the clubs participation in the activities for Foreign Language Week. l Lost in space. Bill Heffeman Ernie Hayes Hirsh Left 109 FRENCH CLUB First Row, L-R: M. Rufrano, Rivkin, H. Vasmatics, C. Sl zewski, R. Moquet, Presidf Second Row M. Brancato, Hayes, J. Duffy, D. Wasik, Toscano, K. McNamara, S. H bard, C. Grant. Third Row: Rufrano, M. Murphy, S. Mitcl' J. DeFelice, M. Driscoll, K. IN calfe, M. Onofrio. Fourth Ri Mrs. Emma Blanch, Facultyi visor, K. Kunz, R. Farquhars J, Violano, L. Casalini, G. Cz bino, C. Bott. wwe 'I my AW L'-'F-I .4 On October 8, 1979, thirty members went to Hyde Park, New York to visit the estate and Library of f 'L 1 7 7 Franklin D. Roosevelt, then had dinner at the restaurant EASY STREET near by. Several bake sales 1-M, , M I f' were held to raise money for Books-Awards given to deserving students studying French. On 4 Ag LW N December 6, 1979, the French Club Dinner for Christmas was held at the Gathering, in Milford. On January 30, 1980, we made a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York to see French 'frt it Renaissance paintings. Ooh-La-La! NATIONAL FRENCH HO OR SOCIETY C. Skorzewski, R. Moquet, V. Tomasso Capno. Second Row: M. Brancato, Hayes, J. Duffy, C. Toscano, D. Wasik Romanik, S. Hubbard. Third Row: Mrs Blanch, K. Kunz, N. Albright, J. DeFelice J. Violano, R. Sabellico, S. Occhipinti, Farquharson, A. Sampiatro, I.. Casalin are selected in April to becom members of the SOCIETE HONORAIRE DE FRANCAIS, sponsored by AATF lAmeiican Association of French Teacher on their achievement in Frenc At the induction ceremony, ma receive prizes. Members participate in the French Club, and have special activities of th own. On December 14, 1979, t students participated in a Fren Contest sponsored by the Canadian Government. In May, special French Dinner is offered all members. 110 First Row, L-R: M. Rufrano, H. Vasmall 1 Metcalfe, M. Onotrio, C. Bott. Fourth Ri Sophomores, Juniors and Senicg PANISH CLUB First Row, L-R: Ms. Friend, Advisor, M. Brancato, L. Bums, Wee-President, P. Platcow, President, P. Titus, Secretary, M. DelMar, Mr. Gngano, Advisor. Second Row: J. Bowen, C. Boessler, M. Carleton, C. Anderson, T. Boucher, G. Bethel, I.. Towles, R. Vescovi. Third Row: G. Torino, M. Banet, R. House. K. Hunter. Fourth Row: K. McWeeney, C. Stamantien, P. Lewis. Fifth Row: C. Landisio, K. Post, L. Caslini, D. Patel, B. Cohen, D. Walker, R. Lancstey, S. Greene. Sixth Row: A Havaranis, M. Fox, S. Morrell, P. Enright. SPANISH HO OR SQCIETY l l if Escribe Si, Si First Row, L-R: Mr. Grignano, M. Banet, Secretary, M. Carleton, C. Anderson, M. Brancato, President, B. Cohen. Second Row: A. Fermcci, D. Patel, P. Platcow, S. Mon'ell, M. DelMar. Third Row: D. DelGrego, K. Butler, C. Lan- disio, P. Titus. Fourth Row: K. Post, R. House, T. Boucher. Fifth Row: G. Torino, E. Gorry. That Hot Spanish Blood! 1 1 1 f ' -+1 . z- I ,r i First Row L-R A. Liektag S. Cappiello A, Bartozzi T. Barnes B. Kidd M. Carleton Second Row D. Anderson J. Tacinelli P. Goetler M. Flynn R. Pepe Third Row L R P. Brown W. Bonin M. Woodward J. Fletcher FLAGS TEEL DRUMS First Row, L-R: P. Goldman D. Linkowitz P. Lewis M. DePascale J. McKeon L. Donegan L. Champane D. D'Aurio C. St. Claire Second Row: M. Cashman D. Abate A, Acampora Y. Scott C. Lund K. Shea rst Row, L-R: J. Tacinelli, D. D'Auno, M. Carleton, M. Onofrio, M. Flynn. Second Row: L. Grace, M. Fox, J. T'-'bas for TWO- cKeon, L. Casalini. Third Row: F. Romans, B, Davey, L, Jennes, R. Hande. Fourth Row: P. Brown. W. Bonin, Fletcher, R. Pepe. Q . S NR W -1 wx X 1 K N X N X gig ww R 5, W Dont shoot your foot off' X X X NW O X ik , ES S QR Lmttle Boy Blew W N- 3 2 , W7 , wx W.. 6 wr, .h A ew Q W . 'M W 4,1 Kneeling, L-R: S. Cappiello, B. Kidd. Second Row: A. Licktieg, A. Bartoni. March of the Wooden Soldiers H.: 1 ww J ' hw if V fr ,,,, qzli in iwrrwgil r We ,f i',.,, f V' 'G' ' gf 5 ,O U Mary, Mary, quite contrary .. . 4 5 ii URSING ASSIST TS ::- ff wg : f E-L.. sf S 5 Front Row L-R: M. Robertson, R. Maillet, N. Bova, E. Avelar, Standing L-R: R. Silva, Mrs. Platt, S. Blessing, D. Alfonso, D. Carr, L. Santanelli Sharon Blessing giving tender loving care. Miss Maillet taking a stroll. , W 5 F fi 2 Miss Westbrook, sitting down on the job. Me and my partner ..... X Q K . Q 5 1 tm L to E W L 'hr NE' FNE Front Row LR J Reed L Teague A Marcell S Westbrook, Second Row LR Mrs Platt J Knopp L Bode L Mancondl E Reyes ,wwf 5 M S Lrsa Teague back seat dnver Joe Knopp lendmg a helpmg hand W 'ala Enith Reyes taking the lead. Daphne CHU' Udying UP' CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB First Row, L-R: J. Grindrod, D. LaMonica, D. Stacy. Second Row: J. Greenwald, D. Colonese, J. Brancato, S Rufrano, S. Morrell, R. Rivkin, C. Dorman. 118 X First Row, L-R: ' K. Hayes, Secretary ff R. Petrucci, President M. Mayato Second Row: P. Falcigno S. Romyns E. Philbin J. Grindrod Mr. R. Tremblay, Adviso L. Day A. Fen'ucci J. Brasil K. McNamera D. Wasik Third Row: J. Pasquariello S. Rufrano B. Anderson P. Platcow ... Fourth Row: S. Morrell 1 L. Grace M. Rufrano T. Boucher, Treasurer K. Greig Fifth Row: M. Altvater M. Hamilton E. Romanik S. Hubbard Sixth Row: S. Daley i... me I can't tell which end is up. CLUB Lisa Onofrio and Paige Shepard, club members. y 'IFBQ E 'Q , F ec. The Art Club consists of a group of students interested in working in the field of art. Within the past three years this group of students has succeeded in painting graphic designs throughout a section of the school. lt is responsible for the decorations and art exhibits in the showcases of the main lobby of the high school. The Art Club is involved each year in the West Haven Crafts Fair on the Green. Here we display the many projects of the students which have been accom- plished throughout the school year. The Art Club has held many successful fundraising activities in order to buy sup- plies that are needed. The main goal of the art club this year was to design another section of school down by the biology and home economic classes with designs relating to each area. The B Wing decor. Artists at work. A masterpiece in the making. me Club advisor George Mack 1 19 WEST WI-HMS sassy:-xysggv . ,,,, ., We the members of West Whims are proud to have served on the 28th consecutive publication of West Whims. As always it represents the spirit of excellence in the finest achievements of the contributing students' works. We, throughout the year, have encouraged the importance of creativity and discipline of all young writers, artists and photographers, so that in some small way they can realize the true potential. The experience of working and understanding the feelings and thoughts of others will always be a contribu- tion that will live on in the spirit of dedication reflected in each and every West Whims. We all hope that somehow we have touched each one by channeling the thoughts of your classmates to you. Our pride can only be matched by your continued support. First Row L-R: T. Widemann J. McKeon Second Row L-R S. Consorte E. Grannato M. Manzi M. Brancato R. Moquet J. DeGrand I.. Champagne K. Palmieri A Valincourt Third Row L-R: D . Francis E. Card A. Christman S. Rufrano M, Genna M. Rufrano K. Hawley V,,. . ... V..:. . . . ... , .,....,. ,Z . V...i-, Terry Widemann, Co-Editor Jill McKeon, Co-Editor 120 3 M.. ann X H Y 2 Q is Q ...... 3- WX A cu... qw :X2 X x 'Rv . X535 A www? A CAPPELLA First Row, L-R: J. Dale, D. Reid, D. Foy, L. Spinnato, J. Duffy, T. Paturzo, K. Metcalfe, S, Smith, J. Quinn, K. McMahon. Second Row: Y. Scoot, A Tyska, Y. Scott, R. Beauvais, N. Flood, T. Riversy, L. Lewis, J. LaFrance, J. Hooks, T. Widemann, A. Valliancourt, K. Cosgrove. Third Row: P. Platcow, T. Brown, C. McGiIton, M. Brereton, M. Meeker, L. ladorola, L. Grace, L. Bode, B. Haley, D. Newborn. Fourth Row: G. Johnson, R. Julius, J. Edwards, B. Schwartz, B. Cohen, P. Mastracchio, C. Cox, W. lanucci, N. Schull, J. Kristoff, J. Cambino, J. Chasse GIRLS' CHGRUS -. ,W First Row, L-R: M. Onofrio, J. Coleman, D. Braddy, K. Squires, D. LaMonica, J. Sbrana, B. Benoit, R. Lopez. Second Row: C. Jones, J. Wrightington, M. Gorry, T. Hendricks, J. Brooker, S. Buntz, E. Guthrie. 122 MADRIGALS W' First Row, L-R: T. Widemann, D. Reid, J. Dale, L. Caprio, J. Duffy, T. Paturzo, K. Cosgrove, K. Metcalf, L. Grace, J. Quinn. Second Row: G. Johnson, B. Cohen, P. Mastraccio, J. LaFrance, T. Steeves, L. Lewis, C. Cox, C. McGilton, R. Julius. BLUE OTES 4 First Row, L-R: K. McMahon, J. Dale, D. Reid, T. Steeves, J. Quinn, L. Grace, L. Bode. Second Row: M. Brereton, L. Lewis, L. Caprio, T. Widemann, J. LaFrance, R. Beauvais, J. Duffy, A. Vallaincourt, S. French. 24 ALL-STATE CHORUS First Row, L-R: M. Onofno, J. LaFrance, J. Dale, D. Reid, P. Mastrochio, C. Beckwith, K. Cosgrove. Second Row: L. Lewis, D. Lalvlonica, M. Gon'y, T. Hendricks, L. Grace, T. Widemann, J. Hooks, P. Platcow, G. Johnson. Third Row: J. Russell, B. Cohen, C. lVlcGilton, K. McMahon, N. Schull, C. Cox, E. Guthre, G. Sherrod. DEVILS DISCIPLES Ngq-e4.,,d ' XM L-R: R. Julius, C. Cox, P. Mastracchio, B. Cohen, T. Brown, C. McGilton, G. Johnson. A .I . irst Row: D. Albright. Second Row I.-R: I. Iannotti, J. Colandese, K Bowen, S. Caeney, K. Dean, L pinato, Mr. Stancil, Advisor. Third Row L-R: S. Heikaus, R. Mitchell, C. Xhtello, E. Leonardi, T. Tappin, A. yson. Fourth Row I.-R: P. Gore, I.. Basala, S. Tingley, J. Cordero, J. Acampora. Fifth Row I.-R: K. Tyson, E. lackwell, W. Croce, J. Alberino, D, Gullo, L. Bode. 'L I ,vi Goo r-4 c- fv . L QQ X gy 4 .r og V The Distributive Education Clubs of America otherwise known as DECA is an rganization whose program of leadership and personal development is designed pecifically for students enrolled in marketing and management. . All students enrolled in marketing and management throughout the nation are eligi- A le for membership in their local DECA chapter, their state association of DECA and ational DECA. Each Chapter elects its own student officers and the marketing and anagement teacher serves as the Chapter Advisor. The elected officers for 1980 were President Kathleen Dean, Vice President Linda Spinato, Treasurer Stephanie Tingley, Secretary Carol Vitello, Historian Laura Bode and Advisor Mr. Ronald Stancil. All Chapters within a state comprise a state association of DECA, which is under the eadership of the State of DECA Advisor. Each state elects student officers as leaders. his year West Haven High School, the first high school in this district, was the home of the state Vice President Rodney Horton. The student delegates elected by each state in turn elects their own national officers. DECA Inc. is the sponsor of this national 'youth organization. DECA activities provide students with many enjoyed conferences in places such as West Haven, Hartford, Philadelphia, Houston and Miami Beach. DECA provides members with an opportunity to serve as leaders and followers, and provides an opportunity for them to receive state and national recognition. In the past two years DECA at WHHS had enjoyed much success with the Devil's Den. Besides activities such as the Gong Show and Valentine Weeple Sale, DECA has made contributions to the West Haven Community House and Food Drive. This year we've enjoyed opening the Devil's Den on Ice, over at the rink, and the start of the Marketing and Management Savings Society with the help from the Orange National Bank. DE CA 1.4 Kathy Dean, President Caught in the act. DECA - where the help is friendly. 125 U ITY CLUB . , . +4 'T f -- ...Q : u. YQ me is 'D GOSPEL CHOIR First Row I.-R: M. Gomes, Mr Gibbs, D. Smith, D. Thomas, C Bell, T. Tappin, J. Williams, l Butler. Second Row L-R: l Hunter, C. Dixon, D. Braddy, C Bethel, A, Gambell, B. lVIcClai1 J. Jenkins. Third Row I.-R: 1 Mayes, C. Fulcher, C. Chan bers, A. Jenkins, R. Horton, C Ferguson, T, Dixon, K Jacksoi Fourth Row L-R: K Tyson, l Blackwell, D. Clarlc S. Wan-ing A Brockington, J. Williamsfg Davis, S. Baines, G. Tyson. Fi Row L-R: B. Muckel, G. Gran P. Gore, C. Momer, M. Bethe D. Daniels, J. Jenkins, T. Wrigh R. Ridley, R. Adams, A Tysor R. Ridley, J. Duckett. 126 if VIATH CLUB 'rst Row, L-R: S. Rufrano, M. Rufrano, M. Robinson, Mrs. Petrakis, Advisor, Second Row: . Rivkin, K, Post, H. Vasmatics, E. Romanik, Third Row: M. Shelnitz, W. Heffeman, . D'Aurio. 'WL 1 0' X IX... ggi? ,fb A ff W ,H , 45? 7- A .. s, f if .T i MT ' l'm supposed to like math. The Math Team is composed of members from the three different classes who demonstrate a high ability and interest in math. They compete monthly against sixteen schools at various locations throughout the state. l stare down all my opponents! 127 MEDIA CLUB First Row, L-R: J. Pasquariello C. Skorzewski Mr. Cordone, Advisor D. Hahn R. Cordero Second Row: D. Casciopo C. Durant R. Masters R. Aldrich A. D'Onofrio M. Baker T. Brazil E. Frantantonio The Media Club is basically a volunteer, service-oriented organization. lt's members assist the teaching staff by distributing to and collecting from the classrooms all requested media hardware. They sometimes set up and operate this hardware. Members are called upon to produce software and reproduce print material as well as to videotape many school functions during and after school hours. These videotapes are then used by the staff and student body for review purposes. PI-IGTOGRAPHY CLUB 128 First Row, L-R: D. Fontana, M. Banet, P. Hawkins, C. Second Row: D. Schuessler, D. Wasik, A. Cassell, T. Kelly, K. Third Row: T. Flynn, K. Weeks, C. Carr, L. Robinson. Fourth Maxwell, P. Parcells, S. Bowery, A. Haley, K. lVlcKernon, W. ' 4fwZE! All E!k nW.s W BLUE FLAME STAFF i Front Row, LAR: K. McMahon. Co-Editor: M. McDaniel. Assistant Editor, A, Card, Editor. Moving Clockwise Sitting: A, Havaranis. Senior Editor: P. Titus, Faculty Editor, J. LaErance, B. Johnson, R. Fantarella, P. Hawkins, K. Bowen, C. Landisio, K, Dean, Business Manager, M. Banet. E. Collins, K. Weeks, Activities Editor. Standing Clockwise: l.. Esposito, B. Cohen, R. Moquet. I.. ladarola. K. Butler. J. Hooks, M. Brancato, A. Haley, Sports Editor, C. Carr, L. Lewis, J. Williams, C. Skorzewski, M. Lawlor, R. Hilton, S. Williams. awww W4 Eiiigulllis' nsnnnaxsl.1ll!. w This is a flaming lunch. Ellie Flame lS fun. l As in any activity, special bonds form among the members and so it is the case with Blu Flame staff members. In the frantic scramble to complete publishing deadlines, fast friendships become c mented with the desperate laughter which comes from long hours of frustration, aggravatic M and finally triumph. Attempting to capture the essence of their class, the staff is recompensed upon viewir the completed edition: a gathering of memorable moments to be treasured long after lee ing West Haven High School. For their dedication to producing such a book, the Blue Flame staff deserves the admit tion, respect, and heartfelt thanks of their fellow members of the Class of 1980. Noreen Alexand Enough, if something from our hands have power To live, and act, and serve the future hour. Wordsworth High school years are often recalled as some of the most exciting years of our lives. Cap- tured in this edition of the Blue Flame is the experience of the class of 1980 - a wellspring of memories from which each member of the senior class may drink in the years ahead. Each time the owner flips through the pages of this yearbook, the faces viewed, the friends gathered, the moments savoured will revive endless remembrances which made this time special. As in past years, this edition of the Blue Flame exists because of the dedication and deter- mination shown by a small but willing group of students. The countless hours given, the dif- ficulties overcome, and the tough decisions made are the invisible but vital ingredients of this book. Little recognition or acclamation results from their contributions. The almost anonymous members of the Blue Flame staff receive only the satisfaction that comes from service and the pride derived from a job well done. I take this opportunity, on behalf of every member of the class of 1980, to thank each member of the Blue Flame staff for their service and to applaud their obvious talent - 'iThank you and congratulations. Richard Bittner l This Blue Flame edition is special to you for it is your high school yearbook and shall always carry you back to some of the greatest times of your lives. Yet, to those who actually put these pages together, this book is that and much more. Only those on the Blue Flame staff can truly ap- preciate all that lies within these bindings. The staff members worked together with the common goal of creating a book that would contain something special for each of you. The first major task was to decide upon a theme. The Blue Flame room was filled with concemed members, all anxious to come up with a per- fect theme, 'lime Passages was ultimately decided upon, and with that the editors set out to match pictures with words that would best represent the Class of 1980's Time Passages. The inside cover like the theme, was a very special project. The editors desired something unique, something that would represent the diver- 4- sity of their class. We hope that these lockers which harbored much more than just books will forever remind you of the friendships made, mo- ments experienced, and knowledge acquired not only in the classroom, but on the field, in the locker room and the countless other places you occupied during your high school years. The Blue Flame room, a windowless cinderblock room painted blazing yellow, was our home away from home. lf asked to describe it briefly, you might say it had the lived in look. Books, photos, copy, carbon, jackets, and skates covered the table and chairs. This general state of chaos seemed to be the only one in which we could be productive. Several attempts were made to organize us however, all were in vain. Deadline days although only five in number are perhaps the most memorable of the year. Yes, the days Brian came to pick up the finished pages, that were never quite finished. The days we missed a class or two or three or . . . Oh yes, incidentally, a gracious thank you to all our teachers who were so wonderfully understanding when we occupied the Blue Flame room instead of their classrooms, in order to meet deadlines. Famous last words: Kerstin, Lets squeeze the faculty on 15 pages. Ann, Where's my Delmar? Maureen, Where's the idiot tool . . . I need a caption!! Kathy, The money blew away . . . funny showers? Pixie, lim so tired . . . still missing 70 faculty pictures! Andrea, He withdrew . . . good, scratch him. He's camera shy, him too, and her and her and ..... Karen, Mr McCrevan marching band found out her name .... the little Aaron, I'll be back in a minute. Robyn, Anymore copy to be typed!!!! The Blue Flame staff would like to express its gratitude to a few special people, who helped immeasurably in the making of this book Mr. McCrevan, although our co-advisor for but a short time, aided the staff throughout the year. His photographic creativity and willingness to photograph teams and clubs in but a day's notice saved us from missing more than one deadline. The other people whom we would like to recognize are our advisors, Miss Noreen Alexander and Mr. Richard Bittner, who worked long hours beside us and enthusiastically supported as well as inspired new ideas to make the 1980 Blue Flame a truly unique yearbook A genuine closeness developed not only among the staff members, but with our advisors as well. This solidarity was possible because of a mutual willingness to share. Working with them, we benefitted tremendously from their sensitivity, understanding, and openness. Many disasters, although certainly not all, were avoided because of the combined knowledge and suggestions of staff members and advisors alike. The sacrifices made by Miss Alexander and Mr. Bittner are too numerous to recount, but shall never be forgotten by us. We would like to thank both of them on behalf of our entire class for their part in the production of the 1980 Blue Flame. We especially wish to thank them, not only for their advisory contributions, but also for those contributions they have made to us personally. Miss Alexander and Mr. Bittner, thank you for everything, most of all, for your friendship. 130 A I ,mx 4.- M 'iw .ff 2' 'f . J N ' 4 a v , , fu . ik. X X dx arg Q , , -. f i Mad it ww M, EW ii? FOOTBALL K. Karpel, C. Russo, N. Landino, R. Petrucci, C. DePalma, Captain, J. Carr, Captain, M. DePalma, Captain, A Haley, Captain, M. Cassella, R. Guarino, D. Clark, R. MacMillan, S. Francis. Second Row: A. Clark, J. Silva, D. Tomanio, W. Croce, R. Martens, M. Vincent, D. Perry, K. McKer- non, T. Raucci, B. Spaziani, C. Phillips, E. Cappelli. Third Row: D. Walker, R. Poppendick, C. Yankee, M. Black, M. Beers, T. Haley, H. Ceasar, J. Esposito, M. Shelnitz, G. Milone, B. Devlin. Fourth Row: R. Sires, M. Kilton, J. DeMaio, P. Carrichio, W. Gamberdella, D. Ianuzzi, F. Seibold, W. Johnson, M. Berretta, J. Amato. Fifth Row: S. Maltese, U. Carr, A. Moore. 134 A Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Notre Dame Sept. 29 Robert Fitch Oct. 6 New Britain i Oct. 12 Wilbur Cross 2 - fu Hartford Weaver Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. ilu! Captains: Jimmy Carr, Mike DePalma, Cord DePalma, Aaron Haley. Don Clark between the halves. Hamden Bassick W. Harding Hillhouse Lee Shall we dance? ff? W5 -if Ik. .. -K - .... 'M S' f 1 i titi K Q ' A' W d Z X W M 5 :'A Xkk: f, , A I X, ' -Nuj -X if -3 ww' f W-K 7 W. . f t Vyy, iwawin, ' .x .. . .fi if ,, Q gl x ,pf - A I X - g ij A ,I ., .,,,, , W , -f ,mlffiit 7: , , .v.. , Yf ' - ' 3' W A ix X Aff , .,,, V E x A 541 ' if - ff.'f 1250, ,,,Z' ff f rt ff ff ., -- ' in if - it - V .A i' L gf b f - M ' ,i i 1 - it Ki A , -4 ' Pushups NOW! l did THAT. ,Law f tt iv Z is im LL? Remember Longest Yard Hit him where? Big Mac Attack C-HQA-R-G-E-! Now roll over and give me your paw. 1 Hot potatoe. Move you --. Kill 'em' Give me a break! Xi O 3 N rf S Illegal use of hands. - 1 wa we f wmxmrw 'M-wnnwmm X- eeoei , .,,, 5 X4 2 Q' iqlgs s- is E X X N o S W :xg Ms X is 2, fa sg! f X X Sf 3 Q ' . .,,, , R if ' , , L 2-.A A I l1.- ui or S.. y ooleo ' a s U 1 V f +5561 2:35 'I K X 3 ,. f ll ' 'l' X .e ll ggi So E is Q, ,K f . .. . issfili f e A k--, . ' ' 2: 2- -l,:o- B+ -,L :' . ' '11-' , .df . lloe iz I W Sorry Jake, s he's mine. Put your head in first 4 S E Q ? E SOCCER First Row L-R: B. Anderson B. McDonough G. Leo Capt., D. Connable Capt., M. Kessler J. Erico J. DeGoursey V. Siena Second Row L-R: . Chung . Coughlin G G N. Schull D. Albright W. Clark T. Brasil T, Patterson Third Row L-R: C. McCarthy R. Mattson M. Marsailles Not Pictured: ff' ' '67 KW 1A if C'lh'q f' QQ 9, ' Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. W. Lewin M. Matthews N .,.. . .,. .. , X ssee ' H ss,t swssf - W wget bf WW Warren Harding Milford Jonathan Law Jonathan Law Lee Hamden Wilbur Cross Hillhouse Warren Harding A m Lee . i'1 Hamden V A WM Cm Hillhouse A,.. S. lt's not as bad as it looks. Coach Mamell 137 gym 1 ,Aww 'X N er Swing your partner . . . ,,... , 2 Xwbxikir Burt Reynolds, eat your heart out! 138 Chorus Line 4-,. lim.. ' 3 Big, Bad Bill! 42 Q if e , 2 1 Follow the leader. Demolition Derby l all llll llll l loll 1 f 5 I WW, ,gl . ,, M,,,,,. , , A ' A I ' , 73? 4 ,Q ' - 'ff , a , 5l'7k5a ly ll l 5 l l Ashes, ashes, all fall down, Love Bl IGS!! y I Q V, fiwfg' uve, , , -:eff wufe. ,, :Q , ,.,,, 4, . M ' af, W , ,WW y W M' 139 ya N. 'W-rs is sf ,SYS , r N- 3 in-.., Q He's still not here yet! If the spirit around us Withers, so too will all the world we build around us. Theodore Roszak We've always gotten the best seats .V 4, avg , ,i in wr.- i sill SENIORS: D. Redmond, P. Shepard, T. Kelly, L. Kelly, M. Bruneau, L. Richards, D. Chambrelli, T. Collucci, D, Giannotti ,r l ' 142 Don't you think we're beautiful? ,,,' Lets try to look interested. is f if ' i f ' f . ' X , 55. -1 ,, . WML W U X 1 ' 5. 3 l QQ Y, E- . y N-: ww -Q WF 1 'Ei X P ,' lx N' V W ' e C5 O Q7 IT' IU DJ 9- E ,. 3 sv 5-1 elf a .fe T sf ii . . is. s fm K A A Oh no, lVIom's new sheet! A K PX Nw Help! l'm getting buried. You mean you're taking our picture?! 3 i 1 BADMI TO 9 S: Sin - wa S it A -g,,4t, -ifqg. .aww we iff' 'f?' .Q tes- X - Hirst Row, L-R: Jenine Brancato, Dawn Colonese. Second Row: Diane Espozito, Ann Card, Maureen McDaniel, Cap- Just Call me Bubbles Bfancagol aing Melanie McDaniel. f , , , . ,. ,. .,,, .1 M MM, ,V V ' M if '1'iii East Hartford Naugatuck ,, i ' i i Simsbury Polaski Hamden Penny New Britain Penny Naugatuck Hamden New Britain Polaski WS 8 bifdi WS H Plane -- Go Get 'em The Magic Finger 143 GIRLS L VOLLEYBALL f' LA kia ' - ' ' L First Row, L-R: P. Serio, A. Savage, J. Paige, S. Hill. Second Row: Ms. Santoro, Coachg TO'-10h VOUY toes! J. Mutt, P. Thompson, T. Dennis, C. Patrie, L. LaMaro. Heads up! Do the bump! 144 w Q-. Qin I + , W 1 il ,, .wa um You girls have got to think! A promising Peter Pan? ,K Adnene ready and wamng You re not gonna get away vanth it Get it! Hey, we can see into the boys' locker room! 145 X ig Uf gg V , 'A WV , , V3 if V I 4 egg is I 4 RX K 2 ' jg? L ' as 2 , ' Y X ' ' ' X 'A i f f Q 5 .. '71 'VMI Q 5 ? W 1 3?-Y f 5 fb Sz mf MWM? lg X X s we 'QB-at mwmtlihsi KN 3 if Q K .11 :.. s -A . Cover Girl. Stretch Armstrong. or 3 if 3, 1 5' 5' .- ' And they wonder why I coach the girls' team? ' ! - If 'f.,ff I f L 3 'Q r Z 5 t at Fi 5 N, A , if , if ' M L qw an Pri M '- ' Jura-so-:ri-f-1 . , -fc..-. W ' -- ' ' ' ' H A Q .. r -:mix 'L' .. A r -- r t Don't take my Cookie from me! Knocked out on the flip! 147 48 19 down 1 to go. Phew, it's over! When she gets out deck her! 1 X , ?,, ' 0 ,Y e 1 eee ,A lf looks could kill. That's all Folks! fy BOWLING S i L-R: M. Russo, R. Pepe, L. Jennes, S. Fiorello, R. Bums, L. Shepa, Mr. Carrano. , These tough guys strike in the alleys. T Z, Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Amity Notre Dame Hamden Amity Notre Dame Hamden Amity Notre Dame Hamden Amity Notre Dame Hamclen SPECIAL EVENTS DAY AT AMITY 14 BUYS, SWIMMING 1 wr . K, my .ff- f sg -. J' Kneeling I.-R: M. Boyce, A. Markowich, E. Hibson, R. Revet. Second Row I.-R: E. Collins, manager, Coach D. Tremblay, M. D'Onofno, D. Duane, R. Masters, A. D'Onofrio, T. Mack, K Weeks, manager. Third Row L-R: J. Newby, P. Markowich, A. Leo, T. Boucher, M. Matthews, C. Hart, Tri-captains, E. Evon. 1-1 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. 5 Foran 14 Hillhouse 18 Notre Dame 27 East Haven 28 Ledyard 3 Lee 8 Stratford 18 Wilbur Cross 25 Hamden 1 Hopkins 2 Yale Relays 20 Branford 150 Coach: Dave Trembla y Captains: Terry Boucher, Casey Hart, and Mike Matthews. 'KTM' 'QNWSWQ Q Jaws Ill And she said, that he told her . .. The sweet smell of success. fm Amt I sexy? Give that man a hand. Three seconds to takesoff Z 0 fs ,mm f K ,Im .,,, ,,..,, ,,,.. 3 , V ' f, .- f 4.f,,f, ' ff M wiv f , fffyy 'A A L, , V V A ,' , wzfwik,,g,,L,g:,g,,Mj,j 'W'f'W'wW Y fm i f 2211- M ' f : 7 ' f if H f ,, V, ,ww mNf,,,4 ,, ,X,, ,,7,Q.,,,wL 171 iw- , I 'K 7 I M I' ' my mf ,V X img., 'f'J7Wl9lsM-ff f' 152 ATHLETES 2 P DF 1980 l , 5,3 1587 ing, 153 HOCKEY First Row L-R: D. DiBianco, R. Conte, W. Lewin, M. Greene, Capt., R. Bertolini, Capt., R. Farquharson, J. DeGoursey, R. Hunt. Second Row L-R: Mr. Crouse, Coach, D. Baylis, D. Walker, D. Ericson, F. Latella, D. Card, G. Hotchkiss, W. Austin, T. Dandelski, Mr. DeLucia, Asst. Coach. Third Row L-R: C. Bums, Trainer, W. Johnson, Manager, T. Levenduski, J. Asunto, D. Shepard, J. Parker, P. DeFranesco, M. Riccitelli, D. Padden, Manager. 154 Captains: Mike Greene and Bob Bertolini Dec. Dec. Dec Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Jamboree Lee New Canaan Amity Pilgrim Cross Notre Dame Springfield HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT South Windsor Hamden Amity Lawrenceville Prep Army Stamford Fairfield Prep Hamden Notre Dame Fairfield Prep New Canaan Springfield Classical hr' 1.-J '1' .9 K ,,. A Do the Bump! My Dix ?1 '2 .gg js' z -., Westie bumed the dragons 2-1 E A , Who says l'm a little deviI?! S ' all lu 4 I5 this a miXer??? The Greene machine. f 'N 5' 5 ee ,xg 4 at 1 Q It won't be long now. All by myself Kiss my grits. One, two, three, kick 2 minutes for ..... Begging is their only chance. 1 56 Q-new 1425 CROSS COU TRY K I .,-. .ill . ,X ig A fgif- . Mr. Bradbury, Coach, J. Conyers, J. Newby, I.. Jones, M. Welch. I 1' I f ,l 42 . Oh no, he beat me by a mile. Coach Mr. Bradbury Led by senior Captain Ernie Hayes, the Westie Harriers had their best season in four years. Ernie placed first against Oliver Wolcott, second against East Haven and Fairfield Prep, and third against Kolby Catholic, Harding and Hamden. I feel that his best race of the season came against a strong Fairfield Prep team where Ernie ran his fastest time ever on our home course. The other senior who contributed his talents to the team's success was Damian Gambacini. Darriian's best performances were against Oliver Wolcott, Kolby Catholic, North Haven, and East Haven where he placed fifth overall. The rest of the squad consisted of a group of enthusiastic Juniors including: Jim Conyers, Bill Griffin, Leary Jones, Jim Newby and Mike Welch. I look forward to working with these athletes again next year. It was a season I shall remember for its successes. It was a year of feeling what it was like to win again, and it was a year where there was a feeling of unity and camaraderie. I was fortunate to be able to work with such a fine group of athletes. I am especially grateful to Ernie and Damian for their efforts and for their enthusiasm. Richard Bradbury Coach 157 GIRLS' BASKETBALL First Row, L-R: C. Grant, I.. Watt, T. Jenkins, J. Tingley, M. Myto, J. Grindrad. Second Row: Cindy, Assistant Coach, D. Sperry, J. Paige, M. Ashes, D. Wright, K. Jackson, P. Seno, B. Sams, Mr. Mansfield, Coach. Dec 7 Hamden Dec. 11 Wilbur Cross Dec. 13 Hillhouse Dec 18 New London Dec 20 Hamden Dec 27 Warren Harding Dec. 28 Newington Jan. 3 St. Mary's Jan. 4 Laurelton Hall Jan. 7 Lee Jan. 10 Foran Jan. 14 St. Mary's Jan. 17 Lee Jan. 21 Sacred Heart Jan. 24 Hillhouse Jan. 31 East Hampton Feb. 5 New London Feb. 7 Foran Feb. 11 Jonathan Law Feb. 12 Wilbur Cross maxi' iff: Pattycake, pattycake Leapin' lizards 158 M11 534 fm www M25 What form. I wish I were that tall. 0 2 Q i Z k X, X 4' X - Ql. X. i Roundgbgut Words of wisdom f . S ' g...x 9 BOYS i BASKETBALL 1' fl ses in i g is er ,, X ' Q HM: First Row, I.-R: L. Crawford, E, Hemstock, S. Stewart, P. Gore, E, Blackwell, G. Tyson, A. Gills, A. Smith, B. Abraham. Second Row, L-R: Mr. ' Vento, Ass't Coach, J. Duckett, M. Douglas, K. Willoughby, D. Bynum, K. Coughlin, K. Watson, L. Ford, M. Gomes, K. Johnson, T. Barnett, C. Morriar, S. Cavallaro, Mr, Kingsley, Coach. Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb, Feb. 7 8 11 14 .21 .26 2 4 8 11 14 19 24 25 1 5 8 12 15 19 Rippowam North Haven Prince Tech New Britain Notre Dame Stamford Wilbur Cross Notre Dame Hamden Lee Hillhouse Wilby Notre Dame fFairfieldl Hillhouse Hamden Lee Wilbur Cross Notre Dame lFairfieldl New Britain St. Bemard's 160 ' HAVE wissr 33 Captains: Michael Gomes, Gary Tyson, Lionel Ford. ities Leg's, Leg's, I.eg's. Watch me disappear Jive Walkmg N-fn S N , ,E ,W f ff f 'ff - K i S 55, ,-- K ,A m f f Z.. is f 1 ' .. ' is s - L5 ,.: , ,. ii. g Q ,,,, 2 li U -- A X X 5 , s q .- -rf .?1ws4s'..aiar ' P' Don't shoot. I'II kiss ya if you don't move. Hi Mom. A sprinkle a day ... GIRLS, TRACK f Olympics here I Come! Look Ma NO hands Of feet! 1, ,M 1' ff 7 m y is, ff f f,Q4 : 2 ff ' 1 ak , ifwe, f A,A,, f Behind by a nose! Marathon Woman 162 OYS, TRACK s Kneeling L-R: K. Tyson, J. Newby, A Conyers. Standing L-R, T. Boucher, L. Jones, E. Hayes, R. Petrucci, G. Johnson, B, Muckle. Missing: D. Gambacini. ee- ww. 4 'N Tyson finishes with a big kick. el! . ix X, A X Q Q egg , ,Tis -Q Fly, baby, fly! , 1 4 Q -W .gysff - X X- 391 sn- Q ' . QS f. .ig X . m.....e...gis A, X4 : Q, 'x 9.1 lynn- I w T K .Qi 11 - -.is ,g . swf-. .ss ..,,,,, L . L 1 ' is M s f lil :gs K ks W ,Q ...iii S Ss is 2 Q qw - .Q :X X T N X x 2 'T 5, is s N K ss, xg .Qs ' k Q JWXQ Q f xx X K N sk ggi Q l'N 4 s QT W.: 'N' Zkw l X' an X N e Q Q as X z Q W . - X Wgwk 4 N ,:,...k ...M ei . N ,is .X ,E f 'S K w L s ibm Q is 4 J I 1 A .. ,... . 'f f 1 5- 11. sms. - Q - .Jifef . .. f fsif.-.E Ssf9fW-S11 ,gg , - N- .-E. ,. . . . Egg: A - 5 h if, A . -31.521 -- . L Af -5 Mighty Moritis, SK g., Xi Q Dj ssssgee X s Q. A Vx K XA J :'T+g.s.gQ, .mxme ,. X, ,twsw- ski 1 .Q X - . . Si-ik, WV. ws-as YB K .. , hw. 2 if 5' F ei rl . ,A ' Q 1 P1 . 'f i Egg? .- 'Sli gf .q si r xv . K' Nw, Jericho Mile. 163 LACROSSE ff? 5 .fw i feisw 'fini 25151 frsfif. I' 164 First Row L-R: E. Cappelli, D. Clark, Capt., R. McMillan, K. Mcliernan, Capt, D. Perry. Second Row L R C Morgan T Haley H Caesar Miss Apr. Ludlowe Apr. Hand Apr. William Hall High Apr. Cheshire Academy Apr. Brien lVlclVlahon Apr. William Hall High May Conard May Conard May Norwalk May Hopkins May Hand May Ludlowe fr fi Tri-Captain Ken Karpel Let's go Fellas!! Wild boy Q w- x V M w w J, mn-Q M-i wmuwwmwmwuwt. . wwwwmuwwmwm wha V,x..x. X.mx. awwwWNNmWwwwmw.....mNwaM. 1 .x m y . www ' n Q-maui: x Just don't come any closer! vm f Q aww? Q Ami ig J Aj? i ff? A fi, 2 M' 3 , 'f , Q 2 iiii i ,ii A i M ,, ' , Q' f X t i i iiii ' ' ' '- :fx :K . an ',1 1 ','5Q'ft, H -'11, ' :wk P, 3221 , Agiifii r i inygf, ,il K Q2 i ,Wxf,i , , if ,, 'WH Gag., 3 M i , ,',,A it ff, iiiy i if ,Q W I, f.. f fi . 'Z , - Q , H X is 5' i a , f f 'af nfqgu ,mwT4w-W -fiiy i M . my ,m,F h, , A , W' -94 ZW W MLZMWLE ks ', ' 1 my H , 1 f, y L , A f ,.,, q 5. M Q,Lq,.,gfh fhib , 1 '- K In M' 1-GMM' -' Qi Q. 22 if ,iw i if 'MM 4.-,,K,, ' ,V wwf f, q Elzffrf it if WM, i 'h- ' ' V1 Q, 42521, in wavy' iw . 5 74'f,'f7,,,' Mel? 4 Q 1 L ' VW , if . , , 'Z' ' M14- :9i,,.,v',i 4.-my-, ' 4, 'fu' , fa if ' , A .. ' V ' 5 1 . 45 A A, , ,, 5521 I just like to watch. I'm ready for anything! xgge This Westie thinks he's my shadow. 6 X -i -L! o itdiif W? LQ it. Wvw w W Q nw l thought I saw the ball. 165 SOFTBALL First Row L-R: R. Hilton, M. McDaniel, J. Paige, A O'Connor, S. Hill. Second Row L-R: S. Hinz, Coach, C. Mut, E. Camputaro, E. Gony, P. Tavlor. C. Patrie, L. Mancini, D, Searlos, K Grace. frm Slip sliding away ..... xa-Sq 'X rf' 1l'..'!!! 4,-.5 Q I 7 guy! -1 IP 4' f Q, S Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Jonathan Law Lauralton Hall Lee Foran Wilbur Cross Hamden Saint Marys Hillhouse Sacred Heart Apr. 29 May May 2 May 5 May 6 May 9 May 13 May 16 May 19 Saint Marys Jonathan Law Lee Foran Sacred Heart Hillhouse Wilbur Cross Hamden Lauralton Hall ,Ne l Slugger!!! , '- N fl,l.a . M,....r.,,g -'lk' .- , L . quam SWF' BASEBALL First Row L-R: M. Dillon, E. Robertson, J. Conzo, R. Lutz, M. Lucas, D. Gullo. Second Row L-R: Mr. Piurek, Coach, J. Stewart, M. Kessler, M. Pambino, R. Petrucci, B. Wrotten, K. Benciavengo, Mr. Hanchette, Asst. Coach. Kessler going for two! 168 Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May May Stamford New Britain Guilford Platt Tech. Milford Hillhouse Lee Hamden Wilbur Cross Foran Notre Dame Hillhouse New Britain Lee Hamden Platt Tech. Wilbur Cross Notre Dame Milford Foran We want water! Are you sure that s not a girl?? GIRLS, TENNIS XM' id' . . 1979 TEAM - Kneeling L-R: K. Granfield, K. Morgan, T. Johnson, P. Poppendick, L. Plaza. Standing L-R: Coach Barb Amato, A. Card, K Seifert, S. Carney, L. O'Hara, K Weeks, L. Bums, K. Yates, J. Brancato, N. Card. Apr. Foran Apr. Hillhouse Apr. Milford Apr. Stratford Apr. Hamden Apr. Sacred Heart Apr. Bunnell May Stratford May Sacred Heart May Bunnell May Hamden May Milford May Hillhouse May Foran ,max 3 5 . v---- .Sf '40 Determination's the name of the game. Coach Barb No words. 170 3OYS' TENNIS iv rimir 'HN -3 1979 TEAM - Kneeling L-R: D. Baylis, D, Albright, K Wele, C. Stackpole. Standing L-R: K. Grieg, R. Jordon, R. House, R DeMa1o 5 f vii And take that! Apr. Hamden Apr. Hillhouse Apr, Foran Apr. Milford Apr, Lee Apr. Notre Dame Apr. Cross May Hamden May Notre Dame May Hillhouse May Lee May Milford May Cross May Law May Foran The Stackpole scoop! Such grace! wigs EDUCATIGNAL CENTER FOR THE ARTS ALTERNATE I Alternate l is a program, which is housed in the front wing on the Main Floor. It deals with a specifically selected portion of the student body. The main reason students are accepted into the Alternate Program is because they are performing well below their capacity socially andf or academically. Some of the characteristics of students in this program are: inability to function properly within the traditional classroom setting, sufficient potential to benefit from the program, and academic skill development below ability. The overall goal of the program is to decrease the incidence of alienation among youth, staff and community. The Educational Center for the Arts is a cours which gives students the opportunity to study wit artists in the areas of dance, music, and the visua arts. Students who participate in this program hay displayed commendable talent in the arts and hax successfully auditioned before members of the sta of the Educational, Center for the Arts. ECA sti dents attend classes daily at the Educational Centi for the Arts Building on 55 Audubon Street, Ne Haven. NAME AREA Barry Bryant Wsual Arts Gayle Castiglione Music Maureen Houde Visual Arts Heidi Loiseau Visual Arts Laura Savalli Xhsual Arts William Shepa Music Margie Symmes Visual Arts Maureen Keenan Wsual Arts Laura Webb Wsual Arts Aggie Vegso Theatre ALTERNATE II Alternate II is a program which satisfies the needs of specific group of West Haven High School students. Th program educates these students beyond mediocre levels i basic skill areas and modifies social attitudes towards nonnl behavior expectations. In order to achieve these goals, Alte nate II modifies the daily schedule, creates and coordinates o portunity for off-campus, work related situations, and co tinually monitors student progress. -- f uf 'fff' s 'i 172 Smile for the camera! Can't wait 'til Friday. Q -Q ., mi , Q 2 VSI Q. 55 7' Fi Qi X X X5 x E 3X S wx xx Oh no, he didn't -RP' X ..k- E e jf, A A Kathyls goulash. SERIOUSLY! 4 Stop pulling it, Jim. Kin On the count of three, let's split. hi ' f 'fi Q - a, .1 -,ww QM V. xxx 5 K, . k 5 , X i ' s Pucker up, here I am! X .. ,amANw.u.rwWmWw,w,:.r.5: W l use Ultra-Bright. .kL, S sr L K ,-A There seems to be a lack of communication here. 3' aw ar Zi Da-na-na-na-na-na . .. hope you enjoyed the sho-o-w! Chanel, the wrong decade, Pay up by noon or my goons will be after you. That's not the way l heard it, 175 I l X X lliff A l l ga Q 1 uiu l, :,,. , T -l 5 la , l 5 4 l L ll fi LL! 7 T ,T T 1, l -... T T l X Q1 s M 1 f xl T 1 5 H f X ug l i E I T ,J T , f M 7 . fd ll Y WA t,,,'...l, ,ow-V I I dldfi-A, 'lb l J- Wd I f lu MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barry Cohen and Maureen Carleton CLASS SCHOLAR Russell House and Elise Romanik elif! T 4 L PSYCHIATRIC HELP 5-4 l :if g M' 4 f' -. X THE Sl-Hlmk as .M L J MOST HELPFUL TO THE CLASS 176 Ann Card and Barry Cohen wzjao? Xq 1 , 'ff Q . L Y K f ,Q 4.4 MOST CLASS SPIRIT Barry Cohen and Paige Shepard ef' 53 s J S Q , 1 f . ' ' M ,J S N Z S 1 4. . l,Il', 'H' X -W Wm A AWNHY B FRIENDLIEST C C C C - - CLASS SAMARITAN Rlchard Conte and Lesley Rlchards Carolyn Sires and Barry Cohen 177 wwf' X, wfkf 12,,4r'i-'- WA V- ,.. lYv mf s a a 4 Ct gg GJ . N 6 L W . t fx Q ' 5 us L ,f t ' I 4 O2 e' CLASS ACTOR: Peter Mastracchio ACTRESS: Donna Reid MQST VERSATILE Ann Card and Rlchard Conte mm l s mu Jim HEY V HAVEN gy , I I P 1 1 ,zg 9 f A V . D t D - Ca f tx mx l , t tg L CLASS ATI-ILETE BEST NATURED '78 Mark Kessler and Janet Paige Tom Mansfield and Lesley Richar CLASS CHATFERBOX Eric Witkowski and Kerstin McMahon MOST BASHFUI. Mike DePalma and Linda Biagetti Z -.Z 5 i,S , ,Av A VW X W KO N 5 N Q , Q Wink I In I S I MOST SINCERE INDIVIDUAI-IST D D Ann Card and Ralph Petrucci Bob McManus and Dina Mlslaz 179 1 A' 4 1 r I a GQ QOQ O Q00 t SWT1 .Q .Q I, t ' ' S' 5 'X S 1 k 'E H . v . f 1 N 94' X. WW , Q W ll' CLASS PARTIER CLASS CLOWN Don DiBianco and Paula Parcells Dave Tomanio and Kathy Hackett 4.17 Se Klee jg- t JX-faif at I A E A A' :lt X . 1 , xv-at ' as O O it 80 BEST EXCUSES Ken Karpel and Paige Shepard GSK xr Sibxmeiwrk X X . 1 X X f V CLASS FLIRTS Bruce Spaziani and Toni Jo Collucci :Q I rr o Q e fr r' 3 l 09's 4 h X f X n 1 ,51Z -1 Y ' ' ' ' x HEARTBREAKERS IN VOGUE Stephanie Johnson and Bruce Spaziani Peter Brown and Carolyn Sires 181 N l N c nik I 1. ! : 37 , XX, ' V xx If X-ZX 4 ZIV! X' 24 'xx .. Q X if N X N . f .ff I c- ,4 if ... . NL... I X V, 1? Q52-, 7 9? 1 Vgf I H ff , 44. .ms Lam' C'-' T . 'Z ' f Mm. ' ' Qivfia . . 4.253 ry r i25f!'g1: . 7 -315' . ,iggff V X' H f'A115'fi?: I My Uffgg' f, ' ff T ,gefggggll , K X- ztiiggll 1 fffff .,wl 4 Cl r. ,Q 1. 5.42 , , :Ti f , r 4: Z 7 -4. f .V ,fa ' 'zi Ii p7',f 4'!l.l f ' ., 1, 4.9 ,- ff I Ml ff!! f f 3 .3 ' ff 'f N! ' f' Ljfrf' , , if f 71 X f af, 1 ' ' .f, A ,- , 4. J K If 15, fd I, 4 ,j ,fff 1 L., 'fff If M2575 WWWWWM WNY zgsgiygq, , ,W f,f, ng-2,11 'f wazlzff' fzy -gif: fgyff , if! f, f ff :q,3L4,fgffg1:g , ' W 4, ' f fx JUNIOR PROM - JUST YOU- -ME Date: April 28, 1979 Prom: Ramada Inn After Prom: WH.H.S. Gym You are my love and my life You are my inspiration. Just You 'N' Me Simple and free. Baby you're everything I've ever dreamed of. Give me your own special smile. Promise you'll never leave me. Life is so easy when you're beside me Corne hold me close never release me Open your arms and let my love in Love me tonight, love me forever and ever. Jake McManus . 5 , 5 Chris Phillips and Linda Spinato 186 Front Row L'R: T. Raucci, 3rd runner-up, B. Spaziani, 2nd runner-up, M. Gomes, 1st runnerrl up. Standing L-R: P. Shepard, 2nd runneraup, D. Conlan, K. Lonergan, L Richards, Quee R. Conte, King, K McMahon, tied for lst runner-up, J. Williams, tied for 1st runner-up. Kathy Hackett and Liz Lewis Rich Lucibello and Sue Bowery SENIUR PROM - THE FAMQUS FINAL SCENE Date: June 7, 1980 Prom: Restland Farms After Prom: Valles Raw X. Lesley Richards, Kathy D'Aurio and escort. Kathy Yates Ann Card, Kim Dean, Teni Steeves, Marybeth Bruneau, and Linda Spinato Q ' ' ' ' +9 7 Don Clark and Ann Card V, ,,,- Bruce Spaziani, Tom Raucci, Rocky,' Dave Tomanio Jimmy Carr and Lori Masucci 'hw Tell me another one 'K So that s what happened Plush accommodahons at W H H S The faces on the other side are even worse. We are programmed to 188 If Jan that's enough. Just like the three Stooges ...... 'Wx 3 i I I got it! wi' E e,,,,,,,,,Q-F lt's not what you think. i E Nav You're next on the menu, Did you hear? He's' here to take our mugs gf' , e We, Pete, you bore me! ww-sk ,L5,..Q ,X Mike, once upon a time ..... W' fm .Jw Bruce, take your hands off me!!!! Friday's coming. Mocha cream nail polish, not bad! 190 Scholars????? The spy who loved me. Kilim f ,mn I This isn't the first time live done work?? Scott, who's this one to? l'm lost without my love. N-I-C-e!!! Where are the hash brownies? JF C001 and the Gang Hey Bob, if they take our picture we'll get 'em. 191 VN, Ultra Bright! Goody, Goodv! Penny for your thoughts. k'-' 1 J 'U . he ttttt . . was 7 ' X . 2 .t::, e f' A 1 t , t t ttt The devil made us do it! A woman's work is never done! Hey look me Over Blue Monday' Actresses at heart! Abba Cadabra! 'UK e E t Mr, iff Abominable Snowmen. i i M? f Scientists at work! Wg,----U I'm just a ball of fire. You'll never guess what I've found! 193 ff W 4 Sue, you think he'll really ask me? 32331. You're such a comedian. 2 , . E Zi 2,4 1- 5 I, H 25 ' , 471' I ',,'f liz? L p No, we don't pose for 194 Q 4 A Look into my eyes ist-:sit , I 3 ,, - In-a t n- my Ha, Rossomonda fell for it? f pictures. Earth to Peter, come in please it M - X .V ,.,.,4' MUS? A winning Devil smile JW ,M , ,V V1 ' mrmwfewefrt My M ,V .WV f an W f f fx st Jun Ummm nice bod milk img S 're kidding, they delivered BUSCH instead i 9' Do I look like a career woman I ,, l'll slip out and she'll never know. Q Skii- viii? , or what? :. ii 7kk'. Sig 'i 12 ' X iffi k4'5'fC: . N Q 1 Someday , . .my name will be up in lights. 19 10:00 AM. snack Cartoon time you have to do that right now? J' img.: ,..,.. :U . if me 5 is 4 Q ale. . H3- ls 1 V: 4 Ji Q X X X Q Q X Q 5 as Sk Q . 5:-f - X Xi S + S, x 1, X S .X Q it an .t 0 A , 3 . -in Q 'L 1? 1.f.f X 0 ,E -1 - ' X5 Q Sl X . ,K X x Q H 5 E Y l QQ Q 0 X Clairol Herbal Essence for the Torre look and when I open my eyes, the school will be gone. You want me to do it on the board? Now tell me something I d OD I'm an angel among devils. an if! Who me? l didn't do it. - Q M54 Q32 W ,QTWM ' W F lffvk f jg, 1 M +0 How can I build this without NAlLS!!!l What do you mean it's all sold out? as Yes, math does look like fun. So, you gonna do something about it? 197 'FT 1 ,sei WW in i if , i f ,, , W , ,W 'Z g Contemplating . . . 1 .S t . .---,. 1, 4 fl You mean him? We have to play without a ball? 5 sg j of . G Q ,Ki 1 Y ww 3 5 ,WMM See Spot run. Run Spot run. 198 Gotcha Paige. Yes, Westie students do take notes. X 'N Four very studious students. We Izmir V11 get him yet! Coloring dot to dot. 'wfwwnwmfwzw Well would you look at that. ,,fN 'yf W mf Yeh, my pass worked! Fly and be free! 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K 1 -. ,K kK 7 -- ' 152-12 . .... .. . .. 15. iif .Arz .i1-: 1., g ...Ar F55.Cfgiggllj197gzfLCkg4fyQ,sZ'aQ1Q '171,44gf c?,,g . ,ggfuh 'L k kgjpirmiluiun I . t . LE Lbt S K N . M .QL . MJ .1 3::?,i:45. f ,X S-. Aw: A wr IN MEMORY OF GLEN ORONZO AND MARK HAMILTON id a Aifenf IUMCAFI' .gil 64 JCAHO! AOQLJ Ol' Cl KJQJL .914 feuona are unprvabffalzhf Sonrefzmeo funding unreaf. 3411 Jofufion fo Afeva f1roLfemJ ,ml you fo flue ,read of flue ffa falhllf 0UE'l'gJ!4y lo lA? flffllil N .145 lAOMg!I if were your fadf. N 202 Cblfllfyfl .S2l'0.4 PA TRONS Mr. James Price Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Titus Mr. 8: Mrs. Vincent Marro Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Lampman Amalia Havaranis Bonnie Kidd - Good Luck Class of 1980 Best Of Luck to Andrea - Marianthi Havaranis Good Luck to you all. Mr. 8: Mrs. George Richards The Downes Family Lots of Luck Carolyn. Love Jack 8: Jill Best Wishes, Dick, Ruby, and Ricky Andy LaFlamme Good Luck Class of '80 - Susan K. Walker Buena Suerte, Janet A DeLucia Vincent DeMartino Best Wishes to the Class of 1980, Camille Bonito Good Luck Class of '80, Pamela K Asmus Good Luck Carolyn. Love, Uncle Vin 8: Aunt Gemma Lots of Luck Carolyn. Love Nonnie 8: Pop John McNamara Sr. Good Luck Julie . Love Mom 8: Dad Good Luck Babe. Love Vin Good Luck Lesley. Love Mom 8: Dad Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Jeffords Remember the Good Times - Frumento Good Luck from Seavah Kalison lClass of?l Mr. 8: Mrs. Douglas Thistle Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Sapienza Miss J. Knecht Good Luck Chris. Tracy Good Luck Auntie Bridget. Toni, Herbie, Jeanna, Kelly, Sephie, 8: Matthew Johnson Edward Marshall The Monis Family The Skorzewski Family Best Wishes for Happiness. Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Card Best of Luck. Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis McKemon Good Luck. Mrs. Dorsi Mrs. Grace Billy Yeager The pluggers shall inherit the earth, Rocky Tremblay. Mr. Leahy Good Luck Class of '80. Mr. 8: Mrs. Brown Look Ahead. Mr. 8: Mrs. William Thompson Au Revoir Class of '80 Victor Velasco Good Luck Class of '80. Mr. David Shea Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Razzo Good Luck. Mr. 8: Mrs. Ronald Flynn John 8: Betty Boshea Good Luck Class of '80. Mrs. Delilah Gomes Good Luck Class of 1980 Good Luck Class of 1980 BOOSTERS Best of Luck Class of '80. Mr. 8: Mrs. Daley Kim Connor Good Luck guys! Tom Mansfield Best Wishes in the future for all my friends. G Clef Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Jennings, Jr. Wayne and Cindy Give it all you've got, '80. Joe 8: Gale Chamborski Good Luck in the future. Tracey Esposito Good Luck always Class of '80. Mrs. Mary Batchelder Best of Luck in the future years. Evelyn Batchelder Go to it Class of '80! Lori Esposito Good Luck Class of '80. Bill McKernon Good Luck Chris. Love, Keith Good Luck Class of '80. Jean King Good Luck everybody. Chris Carr Lots of Luck to the lobby 'Kwomen of WH. Love, Denise Vanessa and Bobby Good Luck Danette, Cord 8: Cindy. Love Mary and Alonna Good-Bye to EAX. From the Pres: Arba May all the beautiful things in the world be open to you all. Gail Mishler and Linda Franco Doug Albright Mrs. Theresa McLean Mrs. Denocourt Good Luck. Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward McKeon, Jr. Good Luck Ken. Kristin Urbanati Good Luck Class of '80. Tamera Dennis Mrs. Janet Wells Good Luck to the greats of 1980. Walker J. Muckle Good Luck. Reverend lvory Holden Best of Luck. Mr. Paul Ericson Ms. Kathy Riccio Good Luck for the future. Anne Boucher Good Luck Class of '80, A Friend Mr. DiBiase Duane 8: Betsy Shepard Good Luck to the greatest ever. Mr. Kevin Lonergan Liz Grace Good Health Class of '80. Dorris Girasulo Good Luck to Kelly 8: Buddy. From Eye Don't Panic! Mr. McHugh Lots of Luck. Ms. Lattanzi Smile, God Loves you. Blue Lady Be Good. Pink Lady Best Wishes. Mrs. Downing Good Luck Class of '80, Lt. Herbert Johnson Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Johnson Good Luck Class of '80. Ella DeRiso Timmy Lampman Best wishes to our sister in all she does. Liz 8: Tom Best of Luck always. Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Esposito Good Luck Andrea. Love Rosemar Lori Marro Kristine Lampman Vinnie Marro, Jr. Long live Fig Newtons! Mary Brancato Good Luck to the Bad Influences. The President Good Luck Class of l80. Dale Baldwin 203 SPECIAL PATRCNS Best Wishes to the Westie Class of '8O. Mildred K. Kalison The Best of Luck to the Class of 1980. Ms. Gabriel Mrs. Maryanne Pniewski Bea and Bud Conlan Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Sr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Havaranis Mr. William Purdy Rivoli Cleaning Rocky's Place Food Box Deli PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Koppelman 81 Dr. Hyman Dr. Robert Pomeranz Dr. A.A. Vitale, D.P.M. N I f W F y J.H.HooAN1Nc. U ll A A l GENERAL CONTRACTORS S P ' li Ns 66 Anderson Avenue New Haven, Connecticut 865-0589 O4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '80 9-9994 A T . ..g,..-------- H ' V, . ,. J, W...-V -f ' ,N , A ,f- ..,-.pv--A ' ANTHONY'S LUNCH 31 Kimberly Avenue West Haven, Connecticut HOME OF THE ORIGINAL 99C SUB Congratulations to the Class of 80 From HAFISTAN'S JEWELERS 558 Campbell Ave. West Haven, Ct. 934-6014 Our Full Line Of Banking Services Puts You A Ste Ahead Of 'Fhe Rest. ' I Bank Compliments of DAVE'S MILL SUPPLY, INC. Telephone 562-4118 61 Grant Street New Haven, Connecticut 06509 Serving lndustry Since 1932 Best Wishes St Good Luck to the Class of 80 THE UNION TRUST COMPANY The Bank for Every Money Thing West Haven Branch 206 325 Campbell Ave. West Haven, Conn. 934-261 1 MANTILIA FORD Our 46th Year We Want To Be Your Car Company SALES 81 SERVICE ATTWOOD BUICK A Good Place To Buy A Good Car Featuring New Buioks and Double Checked Used Cars A 385 Derby Avenue if . West Haven it 7 389-4544 ' - - : BUICK M 4 x , 'I . , l.lflsC'iitR 20 I203I B33-B732 RUSS F-IAY FIOSS INSTANT PRINTING B1 1 CANFBELL AVE. VVEST HAVEN. CT. 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CCIFFURES WEST BEAUTY SALON THE WARN ER-MILLER Co-s 423 Campbell Avenue ESTABLISHED 1837 Mason's Building Supplies 311 East St. 0 New Haven 0 Conn. 06506 Phone 12035 624-4112 BOB CHACE 208 West Haven, Connecticut Telephone: 934-8669 Mon., Tues., Weds., 9:00-5:30 Thurs., Fri., 9:00-8:30 Sat. 7:30-4:00 iBnnr irbarifs zu.. tgilll wap o t 0 A A DeMusis Brothers Inc. Heating and Cooling 426 East Street, New Haven, CT Peter Delvlusis - Vice President lo tl .0 QS' X 42, -S A .1- 'VMN ' 2 . . J 1 Levrs 1, ff 1' Levi s JEANsvvEAn ,, -s. ul womsnsws AR fi 1.35 . . , Olive Electric Supply Inc. 620 Grand Avenue New Haven, CT 06511 Louis Aurora - Vice President IIAIIIAVEN PLAIA WST HAVEN CENTER IIANFOID WBT HAVEN 488-5462 934-1552 Hard-to-get parts are right on our shelves. Impossible parts take a little longer. .Lis-:ss -X f In '-n:.5.-1F:-- N57-If-, , we . gg: .341 525 .-3, eg. a6,,::-lfx WEE: E- . W3 ' as 153111 4?3'52f Ex-.Q 4- V of lr if 235, : Q:-5 sw? at ' WHY - Call us for parts and fast service. Horton's Auto Parts 386 Columbus Avenue New Haven, CT 06519 787-5851 1593 State Street 787-7161 20 SlLVER'S DRUG SHOP GABRIEL'S RESTAURANT ,Mlxf A in K 5 S .I.. . MI. C.. X .- peciaizing In alan uisine gk Steaks 8' Pizza ix f anizgmzffig''!!iiUli5gg,Mfigg:L5 .. I ' I ll-Uullwjjj' 1'--'l7 A 4 Full Cocktail Bar ,muh My rr- .i n.r 3 -1 - tw Order to Go ii'--'--A as - 'III-I 'A ,ix 1181 Orange Avenue A Landmark in West Haven, Ct. 'fo '1 th G west Haven, cr. 934-2633 ppgfgfe 1319'een Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 From All of us at SiIver's 212 RITZ COIFFURES 845 Jones Hill Road West Haven, Connecticut 934-5597 Mr. Richard - Mr. Albert And Staff PRESENT SUPER CUTS FOR GUYS AND GALS CALL 933-6991 DEPALMA'S GARAGE Towing - Tune-Ups Front-end Alignment - Air Conditioning Major and Minor Repairs 750 Orange Ave. - West Haven, Conn. r hair salon Anthony Inzero Telephone: i203i 932-5455 932-5333 INZERO'S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP Flowers For All Occasions 547 Main Street West Haven, Conn. Elizabeth G. Delvecchio 10075 Discount TO ALL STUDENTS YEAR ROUND 400 CB0ston CPOSI CRoad Orange, C T 06477 Cphonc 795-0721 MORELLVS . if rm . FLOWERSHOP D 8' N Un 0 C0 Rep. Dick Freed Flowers For All Occasions Nate Cohen 1003 Campbell Ave- Flowers-by-the-Sea 551 Main st. - wholesale 559 campbeu Ave.-Retail West Haven, Conn. 83 Campbell Ave. 9354997 934-7100 934-6355 932-3336 i Yi '. Q -' - 1 I ,. Ott - fu -, ,L-91---, .A-4 ' rxjfggf . The Ultimate In Men's 81 Women's Hair Design 553 Campbell Ave. West Haven, Ct. tAcross from Horwitzi 932-3141 HELGA'S BEAUTY-SALON INC. For the Ultimate in Hair Styles 505 Campbell Ave. West Haven, Ct. Call 932-5505 213 Open Sat. all year around 9 to noon . William Giovanni Vice President Manager - West Haven 420 Campbell Ave. 12037 795-0551 Sponsor of: The Marketing and Management Savings Society in The Devils Den 1- McLean-Tiernan BARFVS Realty Inc. - Insurance Inc. West Haven Letter Shop 932-3700 - 932-3222 Copy Center 575 Savin Ave. west Haven, cr. 06516 421 Campbell Ave- west Haven, cl. 06516 934-2653 WEST END MARKET INC. one stop shopping center we deliver HAIR AFFAIR 39 Wagner Place 934-5359 CO Em' St' 239 Elm Street, West Haven West Haven, Ct. 06516 Phone 934-0535 4 MN 'ina-'ff'--L GEBAUER HARDWARE WHITIE BENSEN BENSEN Athletic Equipment 529 Campbell Ave. West Haven, Conn. 932-0035 or 932-0036 Best Wishes and Good Luck Corner of M3521-S9685 Kelsey Ave. to the Class of ,,8O,,, Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Dorene Conlan and Complete Garden Center KBVII1 LOI1eI'g8I1 Builder's Hardware paints Thanks for the Best Three Years of my life. Barry FREE DELIVERY LARGEST SELECTION OF JEANS TOPS JACKETS WORKBOOTS SNEAKERS LEVIS LEE MALE WRANGLER LANDLUBBER BASIC FADED GLORY CASUAL CLOTHING A.sivllLE FUR THE cAMPus WHOLE FAMILY ual. CARTERS E-X osHKosH HuKAPoo PRO-KEDS DEE CEE CONVERSE oiuoo BooT ARMY AND NAVY GEORGIA SHOE I0l9 ORANGE Avenue west HAVEN SWEET one 934. 2900 CHIPPEWA OPEN MON'FRI 3130-9 5lT 9130's DICKIES LEATHERS 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Board of Education Mr. Alfred Maiorano, Acting Superintendent Dr. John Onofrio, Assistant Superintendent Dr. John Karajanis, Head Housemaster Mr. David Shea, Housemaster Mrs. Helen Dorsi, Assistant Housemaster Mr. Mark Kristoff, Housemaster Mr. Angelo Flossomando, Assistant Housemaster Mr. John Benn, Housemaster Mrs. Delilah Gomes, Assistant Housemaster Delmar Publishing Company Purdy-Vantine Studios We would like to thank the following for their cooperation and understanding without which we could never have published this book. Mr. Russ McCreven for his leadership and photographic contributions. Main Office Staff Guidance Department Terry Widemann and Ernest Hayes for their artistic contributions. Brian Hawthorne for his tolerance, patience, and his good humor, especially on deadline days! A very special thanks to both of our advisors, Miss Noreen Alexander and Mr. Richard Bittner for all their time, interest and encouragement, but most of all for their faith in us. To our teachers for allowing us to miss many classes in our effort to meet our deadlines. BLUE FLAME STAFF Ann Card and Kerstin McMahon, Co-Editors Maureen McDaniel, Associate Editor Karen Weeks, Activities Editor Pixie Titus, Faculty Editor Andrea Havaranis, Senior Editor Aaron Haley, Sports Editor Kathy Dean, Business Editor Robyn Hilton, Typist Extraordinaire Marge Banet, Kathy Bowen, Mary Brancato, Kent Butler, Chris Carr, Barry Cohen, Ellen Collins, Lori Esposito, Rose Fan- tarella, Patty Hawkins, Jada Hooks, Lori ladarola, Bridget Johnson, Judy LaFrance, Carolyn Landisio, MaryBeth Lawlor, Liz Lewis, Rose Moquet, Cindy Skorzewski, Julie Williams, Sharon Williams. It is the policy of the West Haven Board of Education not to discriminate on the basis of sex in its educational programs, activities or employment policies as required by Title IX of the 1972 Educational Amendment.