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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1983 volume:

was fsi?Flii wgvf3 gg, iw? West Haven Hugh School West Haven Connect cut DEDICA TI ON We, the 1 983 yearbook staff fondly dedicate our issue of the Blue Flame to Mr. William Purdy. A welcoming glow reaches out from him to each and every individual in school as well as in our community. Through our years at West Haven High we all came to know he was there to share both hardships and joys. His concern for the well-bein g of every student extends beyond 1:20. lt extends until each student is content! ln spite of his busy schedule, and the constant pressure of problems, a warm smile awaits those who encounter him. As we bring our high school years to a close, we, the class of 1983, would like to thank Mr. Purdy for caring as a friend and counselor. 'ig 'UF'm,.. ,-,M-..,, 'D x ss 5 1 i This is my final walk through this door 1 Such a feeling I get like never before There 's no more easy streets that lie up ahead, It 's confusion, complications, and reality instead, X ' ,mr Mm .T Q, ,, . if BBN. It 's strange how uncertain I feel, I never did before. I have to realize I 'm not a kid any more. i4V4F'f' 'sub ,, Y, W? 1 W Q' . Q, 4 341' ,I-Sh fvfi' , ,kx,, MQ.. 1' . ,- There 's no more time to waste goofing oft Just having fun. 'lf I know that my new life has begun ,a-11' is .af L' fm? s 'QP ,0- Leaving my friends of so many years, I don 't know whether to laugh or shed tears . I 'II never see half of them any ITIOFC I used to see them alot . . . before. . 'X.f'N Yes, it 's my Iast time through this door, It 's scary, not knowing where my life will go. It's time now to say goodbye I I A N,, M M To lead a new life, to step out and grow. 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PREPPY ZOCKY HORROR . . . LIPS LIPS .IR . . . E.T. . . . STUFFED ANIMALS .1 BLOOD DRIVE . . . DEVILS . . . SPACE SHOT . . . CHICAGO . . . SENIOf ELECTIONS . . . BLUE FLAME . . . NO FRIEND OF OURS . . . HALLOWEEI DANCE . . . ROCK THE CASBAH . . . OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN . . . S1 .ONGADEE . . . PAC-MAN . . . LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE . . . GARFIELD . 7 IHILL OUT . CHOCOLATE SANTAS . . . BERTHA . . . THE CLASH VOW, FREAK ME RIGHT OUT . . . YOU'RE SUCH A PEACH . . . IH ANIMAL? . . R.J.SPIL . . . OH MY GOD!! . . . OUR CUSTOMERS . . . JAMMIN' . . . ONI.f CHE LONELY . . . .TEE HEE, TEE HEE . . . WALKMAN . . . BERMUDA . . . LQ YOU TWIT! . . . THE GOGO'S . . . SQUATS . . . BARF OUT . . . VALLEY GIRL . . WASSUPWIDJA . . . ESTIES . . . REAL CUTESY . . . THIS! . .Y HEY CHIE . . MICH IS IT! . . . LATER FOR YOU . . . GAG ME WITH A SPOON . . . I CA DIG IT . . . MTV . . . OZARK AIRLINES . . . GRODY TO THE MAX! . . . SOUCH ME . . . I LOVE IT . . . GUESS YOU HAD TO BE THERE . SCUNGILLI . . . GI-GEEK . . . YOGI AND BOO-BOO . . . OLE H.M .... CHICK . . IT'S BEEN REAL . . . DO IT TO IT! . . . CHEECH . . . HOW ARE YA! . SENIOR PROM . . . RESTLAND FARMS . . .P CLASS NIGHT . . . PRACTICE . . GRADUATION ON SUNDAY? . . . PARTY . . . PARTY . . . SAD GOOI SYES . . . FUTURE HELLOS. PLEASE STAND FOR THE PLEDGE KLLEGIANCE . . . SOPHOMORE YEAR - WHAT A DISASTER . . . NRBQ . Q .AKE TAHOE . . .THE BOSS . . . TIMES TO REMEMBER . . . FIRST TIME . . A PROM IN HAMDEN!? . . . CHATFIELD HOLLOW . . . FAME . . . TH .IGLIES . . . NIKE . . . THE POLICE . . . SUPER FREAK . -. '. PAINTER PARK . l YIINI SKIRTS . . . PREPPY .' . . ROCKY HORROR . . . LIPS LIPS JR . . . E.T. . STUFFED ANIMALS . . . BLOOD DRIVE . . . DEVILS . . . SPACE SHOT .i IHICAGO . . . SENIOR ELECTIONS . . . BLUE FLAME . . . NO FRIEND JURS . . . HALLOWEEN DANCE . . . ROCK THE CASBAH . . . OFFICER K GENTLEMAN . . . SO LONGADEE . . . PAC-MAN . . . LITTLE MARY SUI SHINE . . . GARFIELD . . . CHILL OUT . . . CHOCOLATE SANTAS . . . BEI FHA . . . THE CLASH . . . WOW, FREAK ME RIGHT OUT . . . YOU'RE SUCH! 0 i 5 A - I 11 18 1 EACH . . . I IH ANIMALS . . . R.J.SPIL . . . OH MY GOD!! . . . OUI5 USTOMERS . . . JAMMIN' . . . ONLY THE LONELY . . . TEE HEE, TEE HEI . WALKMAN . . . BERMUDA . . . 'LO YOU TWIT! .A . . THE GOGO'S . . QUATS . . . BARF OUT . . . VALLEY GIRLS . . . WASSUPWIDJA 4 . . ESTIEE . REAL CUTESY . . . THIS! . . . HEY CHIEF . . . MICH IS IT! . . . LATER FOI: OU GAG ME WITH A SPOON I CAN DIG IT MTV OZARI4 IRLINES . . . GRODY TO THE MAX! . . . TT-TOUCH ME . . . I LOVE IT . . UESS YOU HAD TO BE T ' ' I . . . GI-GEEK . . : YOGI ANII OO-BOO . . . OLE H V REAL . . . DO IT TO IT . CHEECH . . . H0 RESTLAND FARMS -. CLASS NIGI-I ON SUNDAY? . . LEASE STAN SOPHOMORI EAR - . THE BOSS . . IMES TO HAMDEN!? . . HATFIELD THE POLICE . SUPER ' PREPPY . . OCKY HO LOOD DR SENIOI5 LECTIONS HALLOWEEI' ANCE...I EMAN...SC DNGADEE . GARFIELD . . HILL OUT . . HE CLASH . . 'OW, FREAK IK . fH ANIMALS . R.J.SPIL . . . C AMMIN' . . . ONLI I-IE LONELY . . . BERMUDA . . . 'LC DU TWIT! . . . THE . VALLEY GIRLS . WASSUPWIDJA . . . -..SY . . . THIS! . . . HEY CHIEI . . . . MICH IS IT! . . . LATER FOR YUU . . . GAG ME WITH A SPOON . . . AN DIG IT . . . MTV . . . OZARK AIRLINES . . . GRODY TO THE MAX! . . . TT DUCH ME . . . I LOVE IT . . . GUESS YOU HAD TO BE THERE . . CUNGILLI . . . GI-GEEK . . . YOGI ANQ BOO-BOO . OLE H.M .... CHICKS . IT S BEEN REAL . . . DO IT TO IT! . . . CHEECH . . . HOW ARE YA! . . ENIOR PROM . . . RESTLAND FARMS . . . CLASS NIGHT . . . PRACTICE! GRADUATION ON SUNDAY? . . . PARTY . . . PARTY . . . SAD GOOD YES . . . FUTURE HELLOS. PLEASE STAND FOR THE PLEDGE OI 5 QQBE QRS I Q Annmarie D'Aurio lst Vice President CLASS OFFICERS Patricia Kelly President Shelly Recchia 2nd Vice President Rosemarie Raucci Kimberly Cerillo Secretary Treasurer CLASS HISTCRY On September l, l980, a new group of shy and nervous sophomores entered W.H.H.S. for the first time. As every class previously, we were ordered into the auditorium for the opening day speech. We were given rules and regulations and assigned to our homerooms. At this time, the best and most exciting three years of our lives began. With the guidance of our advisors, Mr. Jeffords and Mr. Hill, we held our first class officer election, the winners were as follows: President - Rocco D'Eugenio, Vice President -- Annmarie D'Aurio, Secretary - MaryBeth DiCerbo, Treasurer - Kim Cerillo. These four people would be the first leaders of the class of 83, Our class started out with a fundraising concert NRBQ, which didn't go over well and put us in debt. We sold MSM's for what seemed like forever. ln November our class was involved in Homecoming week, with sophomore representatives, Joe Gentile and Kelly Nebor. The remainder of our first year rolled along smoothly but the class was still young and did not have the spirit that would have contributed to a more suc- cessful year. We entered our Junior year with a little more confidence. We were no longer the lowlife of the school! Our officers were President - Maryann Milano, Co-Vice Presidents - Ann- marie D'Aurio and Shelly Recchia, Secretary - MaryBeth DiCerbo, Treasurer - Kim Cerillo. With the beginning of a new year came the reality that our class was in serious financial trouble, we had to recover the money we lost with the NRBO. concert. The entire class worked unrelentingly. We had extensive support from the school faculty and the community during our fund ralsers, thus we overcame our debt. ln November, Homecomingweek was held. The results of the Junior election were Joe Gentile and Kelly Nebor. Soon it was Christmas. We enjoyed our vacation knowing when we returned we would begin working on specific plans for the Junior Prom. The arrival of our rings in January was a celebrated event, but our thoughts were quickly brought back to making decisions for the prom. Our committee was large and it became difficult to make group decisions. Not everyone could be pleased therefore, it was to our ad- vantage that we were an understanding group. We completed our work. Our prom was on April 23, the theme was appropriately The First Time, We danced all night to the music of Moonrise. The evening was a bit hectic. Some famous quotes were, Where's the other photographer, Where is the prom com- mittee? and, I ordered shrimp, not prime rib. In lieu of this, our prom was a great success. From that night on everyone has been anticipating our Senior Prom. Late in April, senior class officer campaigning began. The candidates were, for President - MaryBeth DiCerbo, Patty Kelly, and Rocco D'Eugenio, Vice President - Mary Bacchiocchi, Nate Cotton, Annmarie D'Aurio, and Shelly Recchia, Secretary - Lori Ludiviconi, Rose Raucci, Annmarie Tavoliero, Treasurer - Kim Cerillo and Anita Aportria. The competition in this election was great. Every candidate wanted the position they were running for badly. Because of a slight mishap, two elections were necessary: the first election was void. The results of the second election were, President - Patty Kelly, a tie for Vice President - Annmarie D'Aurio and Shelly Recchia, Secretary -- Rose Raucci, Treasurer - Kim Cerillo. The above students would lead our final year at West Haven High. On September 2, we entered the building to begin our last first day of school, Everyone had a case of senioritis, but once we became reassociated with the school and each other, everything fell into place. The first big event of the year was the Halloween Dance, which was held on Saturday, October 30, in our own cafe from 8:00-12:00 p.m. It was a great success, many students attended, appearing as pac-men, lips, monsters, playboy bunnies and others. November passed quickly and soon came time for our Homecoming week. It began with elections. There were many nominees but only eight students could win. The results were announced at the pep rally, which was an unusual one: it was the first time it was held in our auditorium. Third runners up were Kathy DeGoursey and Sal Festa, second runners up - Pam Williams and Jimmy Carney, first runners up - Lisa Laoue and Angel Robles, King and Queen, for the third year in a row, Joe Gentile and Kelly Nebor. Although this is not a complete history of our class, it does summarize many im- portant events and calls to mind memories of good times which will never be forgotten. Our three years at Westie High have been a great experience and have taught us how to love, laugh, take leadership, and most of all, how to care about our fellow classmates and their futures. We are grateful to all who have supported us. As we continue our lives we can always reminisce on the years we spent together, and the lasting friendships we've made. R. Raucci LISA MARIE ACABBO 70 Hemlock Street Ambition: Business Executive To live up to expectations that my mother and father have set for me and to be happy. JOHN AMENDOLA 40 Carlson Street Ambition: Computer Technician When I 'm good I 'm very good, but when I 'm bad I 'm better. DECA 3, 4 LORI ANN ARESCO 690 Jones Hill Road Ambition: Business DARLENE LAWON AIKEN 98 Maimi Street Ambition: Dental Assis- tantlPhysical Therapist Behind Every Smile there 's laughter but underneath there 's sadness. Basketball 2, Track 3, Varsity Letter DINA L. ANGELONI 96 Hillside Avenue Ambition: Executive Secretary To love someone is something but to be loved is everything. Nat'I. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, Flags 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3 REBECCA L. ASBURY 66 Daniel Road Ambition: Work in the field of International Relations. Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Phys. Cl. 4, W. Whim, Flags 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4 ANTHONY ALFONSO 44 Edward Street Ambition: Advertising I want my M-TV Swimming 3 LYNN ANTONETTI 109 Honeypot Road Ambition: Medical Technologist There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way. Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 5 1 LOUIS I. ALTSHULER 19 Ridge Court Ambition: President You get out oflife what you put into it. L.s. Cncl. 2, 3, A Cap. C-oir 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4 ANITA M. APORTRIA 4 Phillips Terrace Ambition: To live an adven- turesome, successful life. For a change, let us do some-thing more than just merely exist. Fr. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, W. Whims 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Blue Flame 4, Bus. Ed. 1 MARY KATHRYN BACCHIOCCHI 17 Ellyn Drive Ambition: Para-legal To love someone is something, but to be loved by someone is everything. Until that time arises nothing great is ever accomplished without enthus- iasm. Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4. Chrlds. 2, 3, 4 JEFFREY BARON 38 Thomas Street Ambition: To make it. MICHAEL A. BARRETO 22 Sanford Street Ambition: College Basketball 2, 3, 4 DARLENE BECKWITH 30 Hemlock Street Ambition: Professional Dancer Take the challenge of doing something that people say can- not be done. Volleyball 2 SANDY BENEDETTO 927 Campbell Avenue Ambition: Commercial Artist Art is not a thing, it's a way. CATHY ANN BAVOLAR 94 Edwards Street Ambition: Business Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Band Ldrs. 4, Drum Maj., Stl. Dr. Band 3, 4, Thr. Wkshp, 2, Track 2 TARA BEEBE 66 Lake Street Ambition: Nursing Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. SCOTT B. BENOIT 19 Carroll Street Ambition: College To be respected you must respect tirst. A.A. 4, Sp. Hon. Soc. 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3 LAURA BAZIAK 580 Savin Avenue Ambition: Performing Arts Seasons pass and moments end, but true love lasts forever. A Cap. Choir 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 4 . 1 Y' flu' ROBERT J. BEEDLE JR. 9 Smith Street Ambition: Accounting Go For lt! Std. Gov't. 2 DONNA BERTI 182 Blohm Street Ambition: Registered Nurse Do to others as others will do unto you. Swimming 2, Softball 4, Basket- ball 2, Volleyball 3 DEBORAH A. BEAUCHAMP 220 Washington Avenue Ambition: Executive Secretary If you love something set it free, if it comes back it was meant to be, if it doesn 't it never was. Mar. Band 2, 3, AMY BELL 36 Richmond Avenue Ambition: Accountant Celebrate the good times. Lib. Aides 2, 3, 4, Rostrum 4, Lay-out Co-Ed., Fr. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, Thtr. Wkshp, 2 LISA BE8ClGLlA 14 Appletree Terrace BOBBI A. BETTLEY 107 Bedford Street Ambition: Hairdresser or ln- terior Decorator ANTHONY BOSLEY 78 Harold Street MICHELE BRERETON 198 Wood Street Ambition: Child Care When you think of it, success is really picking yourself up one more time than you fall down. Std. Gov't. 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Tennis4 JOSEPH BONALDO 34 Rockview Street Ambition: Computer Programmer I saw the old Autumn in the mis- ty morn stand shado wless like silence, listening to silence. MARK P. BOTT 129 Second Avenue Ambition: Psychologist Never Look Beyond. STEPHANIE BROWNE 103 Sycaway Street Ambition: Accounting l am in that temper that ifl were under water, I would scarcely kick to come to the top. Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Rostrum 4, Flags 3, 4 CHRISTOPHER BONITO 213 Church Street Ambition: A highly successful businessman Women, can't live with them and you can't live without them. A Cap. Choir 3, 4, Chorus 4 SHARON BRADT 491 Main Street Ambition: College My life is a communing between my God and me, and the nature of our union His eye alone can see . . . Sister Margaret Joseph A Cap. Choir 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4 3 MONICA R. BROWNE 31 Ownly Avenue Ambition: Physical Therapist l am not afraid of tomorrow, for l've seen yesterday and l love today. Std. Gov't. 2, Cls. Cncl., Unity Cl. TINA BORODKIN 24 Smith Street Ambition: Science Technician Take time to appreciate the things you have now, for tomor- row they may not be here. Cls. Cncl. 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4 EDWARD BRERETON 198 Wood Street Ambition: College MICHAEL BRLINETTI 22 Richards Place Ambition: Fire Department BETTY BRUNSON 156 Daytona Street Ambition: Data Processor The greatest love of all, is in- side yourself MARIA BURWELL 390 First Avenue Ambition: Performing Arts As I lea ve, l turn the page. Std. Gov't. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Rostrum 4, Lib. Aide 2, 3, 4, A Cap. Choir 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 4 PI-IYLLIS BLIRBRIDGE 96 Blohm Street Ambition: Computer Prog. Go for it! Chorus 2 ..,, .1 KIMBERLY BURZYNSKI 30 First Avenue Ambition: Lawyer Std. Gov't. 3, 4 WILLIAM J. CALASH ELIZABETH CAMPUTARO 35 William Street 342 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: Something Interesting RICHARD BURGARELLA 63 Savin Park Ambition: Communications Std. Gov't 3, Lib. Aides -mf' DEBORAH BUTLER 10 Riverview Terrace Ambition: College When you're through changing, you're through. ED CAPPIELLO 195 Morgan Lane Ambition: Electronics A.A. 3, 4 Media CI. 3, 4 DAWN BURNS 6 Marks Drive Ambition: Registered Nurse When you ha ve a dream don't let anything dim it, keep hoping and trying, the sky is the limit. Rostrum 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4 DONNA CALANDRO 37 Blohm Street Ambition: Computer Technician For everything you have miss- ed, You have gained something else. A Cap. Choir 3, Chorus 2 WALTER CARBONI 22 Pine Street Ambition: Engineer Never lea ve yourself without any assets because you could be empty handed. Nat'l I-Ion. Soc. 3, 4, Football 2, 3 TINA CARDINALI 4 Rockefeller Avenue Youth is not a time of life, it's a state ofmind. Std. Gov't. 2, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Flags 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 2, Rifles 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3 KIM CASE 155 Leete Street Ambition: Fashion Merchandise DECA 4 GINA A. CERILLO 174 Gilbert Street Ambition: Legal Secretary . . . Walk beside me, be my friend . . . o TRACEY CAREY 175 Kelsey Avenue Ambition: Theatre A.A., Rostrum, Lib. Aides 2, 3, A Cap. Choir 4, Madrigals, Thtr. Wkshp. 2, 3, 4 MARYANN CASHMAN 2 Trumbull Street Ambition: Journalism lt may be raining but there's a rainbow above you - you better let somebody love you before it's too late. Std. Gov't. 3, 4, 4, Mar. Band 2, Flags 2, rmr. Wkshp. 2, 3, sr. Prom Comm. 4, Chrlds. 2, 3, 4 KIMBERLY M. CERILLO 78 Kelsey Avenue Ambition: Dental Hygenist Life is not a having and a resting, but a growing and a becoming. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Std. Gov't 3, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4. Cls. Treas. 2, 3, 4. JAMES CARNEY 143 Dawson Avenue Ambition: Computer Programmer That sweater is very expensive. Cls. Cncl. 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, tri- Capt. 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, co-Capt. 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4 KATHLEEN CAVERLY 65 Main Street Ambition: Veterinarian We may win, and we may lose, but we will never be here again. Rostrum 4, News Co-Ed., Lib. Aides 2, 3, 4 SHARON CHAMBERLAIN 69 Kaye Road Ambition: Computer Operator lt may be raining but there's a rainbow above you - you bet- ter let somebody love you before it's too late. MARIA CARRAPICO 165 Park Street Ambition: Tourist guide Vive la difference! Rostrum 4, W. Whims 4, Chorus 2 JOSEPH CELOTTO lll 335 Captain Thomas Boulevard Ambition: Gigolo l'm not conceited, l'm con- vinced. KAREN CHORONZY 68 Sumac Street Ambition: Business and Computers Love wasn't put in our hearts to stay, love isn't love till you give it away. Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, DECA 3, 4, DECA Pres. 4, Flags 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. 4 4 LYNN CIAVARELLA 9 Ardell Street Ambition: Social Worker TERESA COCHRAN 153 Coleman Road Ambition: Hairdresser KERRY COPNEY 138 Coleman Street Ambition: Lawyer Today a Senior, Tomorrow a Judge. Mar. Band, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball LUTHER CLARKE 12 Green Hill Lane Ambition: College Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4. THOMAS COFRANCESCO 271 Meadowbrook Ct. Ambition: Marine Commando Jammin' Media Cl. 4, Football 4 DAWN COPPOLA 12 Wildwood Terrace Ambition: Education Love doesn 't make the world go round. Love is what makes the ride worth while. Cls. Cncl. 2, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 2, 4, Stl. Dr. Band 3, 4, Dir. 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 2, Track 2 KATHLEEN COASTER 48 Main Street Ambition: Bank Teller Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Mar. Band 2, 3 JOHN CONZO 88 Leete Street Ambition: Pharmacist One for the Road PIETRINA CORRADINO 67 Church Street Ambition: Management Oh ya, Life goes on, Long after the thrill of living is gone. Rostrum 4, DECA 3, 4 SUSAN COBB 144 Atwater Street Ambition: Psychiatrist There is only one success . . . to be able to spend your life in your way. Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sec. 4, Fr. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Phys. Cl. 4, Rostrum Ed. 4 W. Whims 4, Blue Flame 4, Swimming Man. 2, 3, 4. DEBORAH COPELAND 29 Atwater Street Ambition: Own business Tomorrow's memories have just begun but yesterday will never end. Cls. Cncl. 4, DECA 3, 4, Chorus 2, Track 2, Cross Country 2 SALLY ANN CORRARO 798 Main Street Ambition: Executive Secretary One of the most important trips a person ever takes is to meet the other fellow half way. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4 LISA CORSO 16 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: Legal Secretary lf music be the food of love, play on. W. Whims 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Softball 2 DIANE CUMMINGS 30 Tuthill Street Ambition: Hairdresser! Cosmetologist Ifyou love something set it free, if it comes back to you it's yours, ifit doesn't it never was. DECA 3, 4 CHARLES DALEY 193 Lamson Street Ambition: Reporter A.A. 3, 4, DECA 3, Tennis 3 NATE COTTON 22 Enfield Street Ambition: College Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Letter, Capt. 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Letter, Capt. 4, All Dist. Football ARMAND CUOZZO 1 1 Woodhill Lane Ambition: Electronic School Soccer 2, Hockey 3, 4 TERRENCE DALEY 48 Overlook Avenue Ambition: To meet the Dead Riding that train, high on cocaine. Mar. Band 2, 3, 4 LOUIS CROFOOT 5 Alexander Drive Ambition: Telecommunications SHAWN CURREN 84 Templeton Street Ambition: College Phys. Cl. 3, 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4, Chrlds. 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4 ALLISON DALTON 76 West Clark Street Ambition: College Young hearts be free tonight, time is on your side. DECA 3, 4 PETER CROUTH 89 Homeside Avenue Ambition: Culinary School LLIIGI CUSANO 52 Brown Street Ambition: College A.A. 4, Sp. Hon. Soc. 2 Phys. Cl. 4, Lacross3 4 SALVATORE D'AMlCO 193 York Street JACQUELINE DANIELE 22 Hurbert Street Ambition: Executive Secretary Love is something special, you share with the one you love, it takes two to have the special everlasting lo ve. ROBERT DAVIS 28 Bedford Street Ambition: Air Force MARI-BETH DELUCIA 53 Savin Park Ambition: Wildlife Biologist Nothing is so strong as real gentleness, nothing so gentle as real strength. Cls. Cncl. 4, Girls' State 3, Rostrum 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4 DARLENE DANILEY 20 Hilton Drive Ambition: Executive Secretary Unity Cl. 2, Chorus 2 DENISE J. DECICCO 320 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: Business Secretary Remember yesterday, live for today, and dream about tomorrow. g . is VV ANNMARIE D'AURlO 38 Hillcrest Avenue Ambition: College Close friends and good times are never forgotten for memories are everlasting. Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 4, Stl. Dr. Band 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Blue Flame 4, Cls. Vice-Pres. 2, 3, 4 KATHY DEGOURSEY 40 Judith Lane Ambition: Secretary When you love something set it free, if it comes back its yours, if it doesn 't it never was. Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4, Chrlds. 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY DAVIS 12 Yates Street Ambition: Secretary Life is a series of new beginnings. Unity Cl., Chorus FRANK DEGRASSE 15 Mills Drive Ambition: Law Enforcement NANCY DELVECCHIO JAMES DELVASTO GERALDINE V. DENNO 1 17 Grove Place 28 Alexander Drive 382 Washington Avenue Ambition: Tv be HUPPY, Sue- l'm going to live my life to the cessful, and Marrled. fullest, not just exist. ff 701' lvve IOIIICOIIC, IG! Ulelll A. Cap. Choir, Chorus, Volley- Iree, if they come back, they're bgll, ggfgbgll yours, if not they never were. Mr. Bob Jeffords IN APPRECIATIO We the class of 1983 would like to express our appreciation to Mr. Bob Jeffords and Mr. Fred Hill. They both worked diligently to make our highschool years successful. Although there were many good times some of our undertakings were unsuccessful, but throughout our years, Mr. Jeffords and Mr. Hill were there to contribute new ideas and help us to make the right decisions. As time went on, we learned to cope with these decisions thanks to Mr. Hill and Mr. Jeffords. Without this guidance our senior year would not have been the memorable one it was. As we bring it to a close, on behalf of the senior class, we'd like to sincerely thank the two men who made it all possible. , 'H l'd like to express my sincere and deep appreciation to all of you who have borne so much upon your shoulders. Certainly, the class officers of each year deserve a lot of the credit. They served to set an example, and to them goes a heartfelt thanks for many, many jobs well-done. The Prom Committees of each year have also done an outstanding job of bringing together talent and energy to assure that the many events and tasks were accomplished so commendably. Those of you who gave your support when it was needed, did an excellent job. Our gratitude extends faculty, administration, and to the Town, who gave time, effort, and advice so wholeheartedly. It has been an enjoyable and pleasurable three years, and I hope that the experience has been for you what it has been for me . . . something to remember and cherish. Thank you all. rs Mr. Fred Hill WILLIAM DENYSENKO 125 Taft Avenue Ambition: Undecided ROCCO D'EUGENIO 175 Captain Thomas Boulevard Ambition: To find and go after what I want out of life. Why do you say why? Std. Gov't. 2, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, Boys' State 3, A Cap. Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Madrigals 3, 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 3, 4, Football 2, Tennis 4 KRIS A. DEPALMA 1 Vernon Street Ambition: Business Secretary Look back at your memories but follow your dreams. DEBORAH DEVENY 397 Jones Hill Road Ambition: Veterinarian Only as far as we seek can we go . . . Only as much as we dream can we be. Rostrum 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4 PATRICIA DIXON 173 Dawson Avenue Ambition: Distributive Education What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Std. Gov't. 2, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, DECA 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Mar. Band 2, 4, Flags 2, Rifles 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Who's Who in American High School Students 4 32 THOMAS H. DORAN IV 43 Lester Street Ambition: Diesel Mechanic Go for it! SHARON DESENTI I 16 Phillips Terrace KATHRYN J. DEXTER 68 Laurel Street Ambition: Biological Sciences Step into the velvet of the mor- ning. Let yourself la y back within your dreams. Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Phys. CI. 4, A Cap. Choir 4, Blue Flame 4, Hvrd. Bk. Aw., Renn. Med. LISA DOLIGLAS8 521 Savin Avenue SHEILA DEST 175 First Avenue Ambition: Fashion Merchandising Finding the meaning of life begins with one small step. DECA 4 MARYBETH DICERBO 27 Wilson Avenue Ambition: Business Administration you never really leave the ones you love, part of them you take with you leaving part of you behind. Std. Gov't. 2, 3, 4, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4, HEATHER DRISCOLL 445 Washington Avenue Ambition: Undecided Harm not thyself with over- work, Oh how I wish you werei here! ' ' KAREN DUNLAP 20 Wenham Street Ambition: Lawyer Two roads diverged in a woods: and l took the one less traveled on. Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, Unity Cl. 2, Rostrum 4. Pep Cl. 2 LORI EGAN 949 Blohm Street Ambition: College JENNIFER FAILEY B3 Canton Street Ambition: Certified Public Accountant To live my life with great pros- perity and to fill my goals. GERRY DWYER 271 Peck Avenue Ambition: Technical College LINDA ELWELL 359 Elm Street SALLY JANE FERKO 104 Chestnut Street Ambition: Nursing No written word nor spoken plea can teach young hearts what they should be, nor all the books upon the shelves, but what the teachers are themselves. Std. Gov't. 2, Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Phys. Cl. 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Band Ldrs. 4, Drum Maj., Stl. Dr. Band 3, 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Civitan Award SEAN EDWARDS 168 Tuthill Street JAMES ENGSTROM 69 Prospect Avenue SALVATORE FESTA 123 Richards Avenue Ambition: Accountant Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4 KATHLEEN EGAN 152 Atwater Street Ambition: Early Childhood Education Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 3, 4, Stl. Dr. Band 3, 4 ,...- ' exam JANET EVON 87 Morris Street Ambition: Singer, Model I want to go where the sky meets the land, the living is easy and the children are happy just for being alive. Std. Gov't 2, 3, Phys. Cl. 2, 3, 4, W. Whims 2, Thtr. Wkshp. 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Varsity Letter 3, Chorus 2 JENNIFER FOLEY 50 Barbara Lane Ambition: To become an inter- national lawyer To the gypsy that remains, faces freedom with a little fear, I have no fear. Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sp. Hon. Soc, 2, 3, 4, Rostrum 4, Blue Flame 4, International Club 4, German Club 2, NEDT Award UNH - OHSSP, 4 MARY ANN FOLLO 59 Great Circle Ambition: Secretary I have to move on to look for the future, yesterday is gone. Volleyball 3 JOHN GALU8 37 Grove Place Z ' z',. . 11 , FELlClA GIBBS 42 Bedford Street Ambition: Nurse EDGAR FIORE 5 Carriage Drive Ambition: College A.A. 4, Lacrosse 4 ffl-can RAEANN GADEMAN 179 Milton Avenue TRACY GARFIELD 1 1 Medford Street Ambition: Undecided SUSAN GILMAN 41 Michael Drive Ambition: Theater For a dream to come true, you must just wake up. Flags 2, 3, 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Volleyball 2, Tennis 2 DAWN GENSICKI 360 West Spring Street Ambition: Hairdresser DECA 2 MICHAEL GIRASUOLO 250 Country Hill Drive A.A. 4, Lacrosse 4 ANTIONETTE GAGLIARDI 1 1 Bassett Street JOSEPH LOUIS GENTILE JR. 51 Chauncey Street Ambition: College You can do anything you want if you put your mind to it. Media Cl. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, co-Capt. 4 SEAN GLENNON 63 Abner Street Ambition: Commercial Artist Let loose the hellion from a blackened sky, to reveal the tmth as a painted lie. And the only thing that matters here is what, we, unto our hearts hold near. RICHARD GOETZ 52 William Street Ambition: Mechanic ROBERT GRANFIELD 2 Woodruff Street Ambition: Fisherman MARJORIE LYNN HACKETT 156 Connecticut Avenue Ambition: Computer Science Sp. Hon. Soc. 3, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 3, 4, Stl. Dr. Band 3, 4 SANDY GOLDMAN 202 Noble Street Ambition: Hairdresser I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. JAMES GREENWALD 22 Fairview Avenue Ambition: Engineering BERNARD M. HAILEY 76 Norfolk Street Basketball 2, 3, 4 2, JOYCE GOMEZ 13 Valleybrook Road Ambition: Legal Secretary The past is gone: the present is full of confusion: and the future scares me to death. JEFF GREIG 64 Hilltop Lane Ambition: College Nat'I Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Fr. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4 KIM HARVEY 11 Cullen Avenue Ambition: Legal Secretary If you love something, set it free: if it comes back its yours, ifit doesn't it never was. DECA 3, 4 A, .Q 'v' g'.' s 0 ' ' 'f, .is 0 i 3 iii on - . -Us CHRISTINE GONSALVES 388 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: TravelfAirlines Secretary We have nothing to fear but fear itself. W. Whims 3, 4 EMILIO GRILLO 209 Noble Street Ambition: Corporate Lawyer l'd like to live like a poor man with lots of money! Std. Gov't. 2, 3, 4, Sp. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Boys' State 3, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4. Band Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Band Pres. 4, Stl. Dr. Band 3, 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Blue Flame 4 Who's Who in American High 8choo , I GREG HAUSER 83 Ivy Street Ambitiom: College Baseball 2 TERESA HAZE 52 Sycaway Street Ambition: Business Administration Smile! lt exercises your lips, shows off your white teeth, and makes everyone wonder what you've been up to! DECA 3, 4, Lib. Aide 3, Wh0's Who in American High School I Q FELICIA HOWARD 25 Smith Street Ambition: Nurse To live well is a wish of many, but to live right is an ambition oflew. Unity Cl. 4, Pep Cl. 4 DENISE HURLBURT 45 White Street Ambition: Theater Education l'm making my escape! A Cap. Choir 3, 4, Chorus 2, Madrigals 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 2, 3, 4, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4 JAYNE HEALY 123 Benham Hill Road Ambition: Nursing To be accepted as I am and not as others expect me to be. STEVEN HOWE 16 Pagano Street Ambition: To own business PAUL HURTEAU lll Annawon Street Ambition: College A.A. 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL HINCKLE 34 Tower Street SCOTT HUNT 576 Main Street Ambition: Technical School Cls. Cncl. 2, AIASA 2, CHERYL IADAROLA 223 Beatrice Drive Ambition: Special Education True happiness consists not in the multitude ol' friends, but in their worth and value. Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sp. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sec., Phys. Cl, 4, Blue Flame 4 sem., sarees MAX HOESE 317 West Spring Street WILLIAM HUNT 26 Rockledge Street Ambition: Body builder!Artist It's always better the second time around. Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2 ANTOINETTE IZZO 95 Rockdale Road Ambition: Fashion Design The good times may be gone, but not forgotten. JANET JEFFERSON 152 Union Avenue Ambition: College Here I am on the road again, there I am up on the stage, there l go turn the page. Rostrum 4, Lib. Aide 4, Flags 3, 4, Rifles 3 DONNA KAHL 98 Honor Road Ambition: College Doing what you like is freedom liking what you do is happiness JAMES KELLY 7 Roberts Street Ambition: Navy Flight Officer Anchors Away! LAURA JEHAN 265 Washington Avenue Ambition: Medical Secretary If the sun refused to shine I would still be loving you, moun- tains crumble to the sea there would still be you and me. ALYCE KALIN l 13 Meadowbrook court Ambition: Child Psychology PATRICIA KELLY 429 Third Avenue Ambition: Business Administration Along the road your steps may stumble your thoughts may go astray, but through it all a heart held humble, levels and lights your way. Std. Gov't Sec. 4, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4 ACap. Choir 3, Chorus 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm 4, Sr. Cls. Pres. 4 Chrlds. 2, 3, 4 DAVID JOB 32 Priscilla Road Ambition: College Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 CHERYL KAMM 73 Westfield Street Ambition: Computer Science The secret of getting ahead is getting started EDWARD KEYES 83 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: College As you go to through life, you will have many opportunities to keep your mouth shut. Take ad- vantage of them all. A.A. 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4, Co- Capt. 4 WANDA JONES 23 Canton Street Ambition: Pediatrician Never give up on a Good thing when it always makes you happy. Unity CI. 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Basketball 2, Softball 3, Pep Club 3,4 EVE KELLY 3 Elsworth Street Ambiton: Professional Model For I'm not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Unity Cl. 2, Chorus 2 ELEONORA KHU 37 Shingle Hill Road Ambition: Profession in the Medical Field Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Std. Gov't 3 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4 Sp. Hon Soc. 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice- Pres't, Phys. Cl. 4, Blue Flame 4, International Club L ALLISON KING KENNETH R. KORR 113 Hemlock Street 121 Campbell Avenue Ambition: Nurses Aide Ambition: Army Live and Let Live WENDY KRANZL WAYNE KRASNOW 45 Myrtle Avenue 16C Glade Street PAUL LANDINO SCOTT LANGLEY 57 Bellevue Avenue 20 Wilson Avenue Ambition: Self-employed Ambition: Mayor of West Haven I hope I die before I get old. Football 2, 3, 4 CHRISTINE KOWALSKI 71 Mohawk Drive Ambition: Nursing Love does not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking outward in the same direction. Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Flags 2, 3, 4, Stl. Dr. Band 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 3 CHERYL KRZEMINSKI 1 Robart Street Ambition: Secretary Thank God I'm out of this school. wiv wif. LISA ANN LAOUE 58 Central Avenue Ambition: College Love does not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking outward together in the same direction. Cls. Cncl. 4, Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Fr. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Flags 2, Band Cncl. 4, Band Ldr. 4, Dev. Capt. Rifles 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4, Copy-Ed. BONNIE KOZLOWSKI 36 Pheasant Road Ambition: Computer Programmer DINO LANDINO 49 First Avenue Ambition: Business Money is the key to success. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 4, Stl. Dr. Band 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4, Football 2, 3, 4 PHILIP LAPRE 78 Lucey Avenue Ambition: College This above all, to thine own self be true. And it must follow as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. A.A. 2, 3, 4, Std. G0v't. 2, 4, Pres. 4, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Rostrum 4, A Cap. Choir 4, Madrigals 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4, Editor ff' FRANK LAUDANO 225 Terrace Avenue Ambition: To own a personal harem. lt's up! LISA D. LAWSON 97 Medford Street Ambition: Business Manager Just hang on in there. ITN? f DIANE LEROUX 28 Meadowbrook Road Ambition: Registered Nurse If you have love in your life, it makes up for many things you lack. If you don't have it, no matter lvhat else there is, it's not enough. LISA LAUNDER 12 Miner Road Ambition: Fashion Retail and Merchandising Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today. DECA 3, 4, Chorus 2 DERECK LEIN 261 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: Navy Hope I make it! Track 3, Letter LISA LEVENDLISKI 31 Phillips Terrace Ambition: Hairdresser Kiss today goodbye and point me to ward tomorro lv. I il MICHAEL LAURIA 1 31 East Avenue ' .,M'i KURT LEINDECKER 168 Benham Hill Road Ambition: College All the world 's indeed a stage. Phys. Cl. 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, 8tl. Dr. Band 2, 3, 4 LENORE LEWIS 43 Ownly Avenue Ambition: Computer Analysis Longer the days, so shall there be life. Achieve all there is. Unity Cl. 3, 4, A Cap. Choir 2, 3, Chorus 3, Pep Cl. 3, 4 BRIAN LAVERY 9 Treat Street Ambition: College Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 JOHN LENART 72 First Avenue AMBITION: TruckerfRigger Media CI. 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, Track 3, 4 I TRACEY E. LEWIS 43 Ownly Avenue Ambition: Computer Operator The only good is knowledge and the only evil is ignorance. Cls. Cncl. 4, Unity Cl. 4, Pep Cl. 4 .tw v 5 Alv 4 1, C1135 3,1 by QL ' .M k :HM Q 'O-ni All f? Y fx , , ' il., ,. 'rj ' I QW ' M s . gif wi, , ,L J vrvnz ' AW 4,3 ,g,,,,,,,,. , 5 PROM COURT King -- Angel Robles Queen - Kelly Nebor lst Runners Up - Joe Gentile-Cheryl Kamm 2nd Runners Up - Jim Carney-Cathy Long 3rd Runners Up - Phil Lapre-Lisa Laoue Prom Committee Donna Onofrio Mary Baccicchi Kim Cerillo Rose Raucci Lisa Laoue Sally Trufan Annmarie Tavoliero Patty Dixon Theresa Taylor Kathy DeGoursey Annmarie D'Aurio Tina Cardinali Phil Lapre Bob Pimer Emilio Grillo Tina Borodkin Patty Kelly Lori Ludoviconi Who me? Aren't they lovely!!! Just hangin around!!! Junior Prom April 23, 1982 Laurel View Country Club Co-Chairpersons Dino Landino and Marybeth Dicerbo Pam Williams Shelly Recchia Maryann Milano Mary Mazza Sally Corraro i in What a night. . . R. CHRISTOPHER LITTLE 29A Glade Street MARIE LUCIBELLO 148 Highland Avenue Ambition: College A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, DECA 4, Chrlds. 4 SHERRI LYNN 153 William Street Ambition: Musician lt is better to be hated for what you are than loved for what you are not. Fr. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Stl. Drum Band 4, Track 2, 4. PHYLLIS LOCKE 18 Knox Street Ambition: Computer Programmer Living is Loving Cl's Cncl. 2, 3, Unity Cl. 4, Asst. Treas., Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Track 4 SARA LUCKENBACH 192 Main Street Std. Gov't 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Girl's State 3, Rostrum 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 2, 3, Swimming 3, 4, Capt. Yale Book Award, Star of the Week. RICHARD LYONS 43 Lakeview Avenue Ambition: To be rich. lt seems that everyone is smok- ing the pipe of peace but nobody is inhaling. CATHERINE M. LONG 276 Highland Avenue Ambition: College To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. Chrlds. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4 LORI LLIDOVICONI 48 Brower Street Ambition: Executive Secretary Smile your own gladness, laugh your own fun, dream your own destiny and shine your own sun. DECA 3, 4 Sec., Prom Comm. 3, 4, Blue Flame Asst. Ed. 4, Who's Who American High School Students, 3, 4 CRAIG MacBRlDE 44 Peck Avenue Ambition: To get a drivers li- cense Live and be free. EDWIN LOPEZ 24 Ellsworth Street Ambition: Disc Jockey Soccer 4 LISA A. LUTH 70 Voss Road Ambition: Physical Therapy lf you love something set it free, If it comes back to you, it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. Cls. Cncl. 3 da-W M' BARBARA MAILHOT 3 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: Legal Secretary Don 't take life too seriously, you'Il never make it out alive. DECA 3, 4. BETTYLOU MAHER 62 Bellevue Avenue RONALD J. MARSHALL 14 Wallace Street Ambition: College Football 3. STACEY MATTHEWS 25 North Street Ambition: Legal Secretary LUCIA MALANGONE 149 Center Street Ambition: Airline Stewardess This one's for you wherever you are. YVONNE MARSHALL 70 Beatrice Drive Ambition: Psychology I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I Io ve today. PHILLIP MATTS 148 Spring Street Ambition: Armed Forces CHRISTINE MANCINI 80 Beatrice Drive Ambition: Nursing The wonders of nature unfold endlessly and each moment is a miracle. DONNA MASSELLA 51 Alling Street CHARLES MAYBERRY 284 West Spring Street JOSEPH MARINO 782 Savin Avenue Ambition: Artist Whether or not I choose to be the hero of my own life is my decision. haue MICHAEL MASTRACCHIO 17 Woodmont Road Ambition: Technical School There is nothing permanent ex- cept change. Lacrosse 2 MARY MAZZA 416 Third Avenue Ambition: Interior Designer Whenever I see your smiling face I have to smile myself . . . because I love you. J. T. Std. Gov't. 4, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4, Chrlds. 3, 4, Std. Gov't Vice Pres. 4 DAVID L. MAZZACANE 244 Third Avenue Ambition: College MICHAEL McGOWAN 41 May Street TRACY MEIGHAN 80 Bluff Avenue Ambition: Medicine To soar, yet to feel the gr'ound. Nat'l Hon. 3, 4, Flags 2, Band Cncl. 2 ADRAIN McCLAlN 1 4 1 Tuthill Street Ambition: Medical Secretary Love, first learned in a lady's eyes, lives not alone immured in the brain: it adds a precious see- ing to the eye Unity Cl. 2, 3, 4, DECA 2 KIM MCKANE 35 Allings Crossing Road Ambition: Secretary DECA 4 VALERIE MELE 14 Woodlawn Street Ambition: Laboratory Techni- cian PATRICE McCURRY 29 Jones Street You can walk, you can talk, you can fight, but inside you've got something to write, in your hand you hold your only friend never spend your guitar or your pen. Fr. Cl. 2, 3, West Whims 3, 4, Rostrum 4, Phys. Cl. 4, Merit Designated Scholar JAMES MCKERNAN 250 Court Street Ambition: Navy Beware the Pink Lady! AIASA 2, Mar. Band 3 JOHN MCGOWAN 88 Jones Street Ambition: Undecided JEWELL McKIVER 9 Hilton Drive Ambition: Executive Secretary The Lord is on my side: l will not fear: What can man do unto me? A.A. 2, Std. Gov't. 2, 3, 4, Unity Cl. 2, DECA 3, Basketball 2 WENDY METCALFE 60 White Street Ambition: Physicist The meaning of all that l believ- ed before, escapes me. In this world l've known nothing in the world. Std. Gov't 2, Cls. Cncl. 3, Phys. Cl. 2, A Cap. Choir 1, Chorus 1 ' JOHN MICCI 58 Richards Place Ambition: Underwater Technician LORI J. MIERZEJEWSKI 169 Lee Street Ambition: Nursing True friends are hard to come by: they're far and few between Flags 2, Sr. Prom Comm. 4 ,. ,MW Q fs 'f CHRISTOPHER MONTZ 15 Bailey Drive Ambition: United States Coast Guard Soccer 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 3 RITA MUAIO 110 Peck Avenue Ambition: Medical Assistant MARIANNE MILANO 174 Kelsey Avenue Ambition: Legal Secretary Love does not consist in gazing at each other but in looking out- ward together in the same direction. Cls. Cncl. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4, Layout Ed. Chrlds. 3, Cls. Pres. 3 ROBERT MILMOE 75 Central Avenue Ambition: Military Tennis 3, 4 ai MICHAEL MORAN MICHELE MORELLI 18 Lake Avenue 315 Country Hill Road Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 Ambition: College JOSEPH MURPHY 421 Savin Avenue MICHELE NADOLNY 99 Second Avenue Ambition: College MICHELE MONROE 71 White Street Ambition: To pass lf you love something set it free, If it comes back to you it's yours. If it doesn 't, it never was. DECA 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4 JOSEPH MORRELL 143 Grand Street Ambition: College AIASA 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4 Capt. Hockey 2, 3, 4, Capt. Baseball 2, 3, 4 NICOLE NARDINI 84 Lakeview Avenue Ambition: Physical Therapy You only live one life so make the best ofit DECA 3, 4 ANDREW NAYLOR 28 Leete Street Ambition: Military Career KELLY NEBOR 26 Nacca Road Ambition: College I never knew how much hap- piness there was in the world until you gathered it all up and gave it to me. Media Cl. 3, 4, A Cap. Choir 3, Chorus 2, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4 CHRlSTOPHER NUMA 363 Jones Hill Road Ambition: Commercial Pilot Phys. Cl. 4, Soccer 3, 4, Hockey 4 MICHAEL O'CONNOR 561 Jones Hill Road Ambition: Undecided A.A. 2, 3, 4, Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, Phys. Cl. 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Frontiers of Ap' plied Science and Engineering at Yale ANTHONY OCCHINERI 80 Lamson Street Ambition: Culinary School Cls. Cncl. 3, 4, DECA 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4 CARRIE OHARA 222 Park Avenue KAREN NIGLIO 127 Skyline Drive Ambition: Nursing Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4 CLAUDIA OCCHIPINTI 68 Second Avenue Ambition: Obstetric Nursing To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life. Std. Gov't. 3, Fr. Hon. Soc., A Cap. Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus, Madrigals, Sr. Prom Comm. 4 FODIE OLLISON, JR. 46 Harold Street CINDY NOBLE 72 Northrop Road MAURA O'CONNOR 157 Bull Hill Lane Ambition: Settle down and raise a family. Johnny, l could never have made it through my three years at Westie High without you. DONNA ONOFRIO 195 Church Street Ambition: Undecided Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 4, Stl. Dr. Band 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Track 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Man. JOHN ORDAZZO 33 Admiral Street ELIZABETH PADDEN 212 Meloy Road Ambition: Secretary VICTORIA PAPUGA 30 Marion Street 'kid' I ALISA ORSO 836 Sawmill Road Ambition: To own a seven- eleven Nothing can bring you peace but yourselti DECA 3,4 HOWARD PAINE 96 Magnolia Avenue Ambition: Pilot ' in-sw LORI PASCALE 22 Morrissey Lane FRANK OTTENS 603 Savin Avenue Ambition: Musican ln the womb, we are blind cavefish Marching Band 2, 3, 4 KAREN PALINKO 23 Prindle Road Ambition: Illustrator Rostrum 3, art editor 3, West Whims 3, art editor 3, Marching Band 2, Slade-Ely Award 3, Ex- cellence in Art 3 TUSHAR PATEL 392 West Spring Street Ambition: Chemical Engineer No pain, no gain Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 EUGENE PACAPELLI 862 Campbell Avenue Ambition: Computer Science Media Cl. 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4 SHERRI PALMESE 19 Marion Street Ambition: College A friend is someone who cares, someone who knows who you are, accepts who you've become, and still gently invites you to grow LYNNE PATERSON 56 Check Point Lane Std. Cncl. 2, 3, its F' 'Mrk if 'H P LAURA PATRIARCA 124 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: Bus. Administration It is not doing what you like, but liking what you do, that is the secret of happiness. A.A. 4, Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Treas. 4, Fr. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4, Briarwood Book Award CARL PETERSON 17 Appletree Terrace Ambition: College A.A. 4, Lacrosse 2, 4 HEATHER PEARSON 93 Lamson Street Ambition: Child Psychologist Std. Gov't. 2, Cls. Cncl. 2, 3 JEFF PIERPONT 29 Meadowbrook Road NANCY PISCATELLI 21 Dix Street Ambition: lllustrating Artist Mar. Band, Band Cncl., A Cap. Choir, Thtr. Wkshp. PETER PLOGA 18 West Spring Street MAUREEN PEDONE 97 Union Avenue You will always find something different and special in all the people you will meet through life. ROBERT PIMER 37 Warner Avenue Ambition: Ship's Captain Good luck to all. Boys' State 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Swimming 3, 4, Capt. 4, Tennis 3, 4 STEPHEN J. POKORNY 542 Ocean Avenue Ambition: To live life to the fullest, not just exist O, What a Tangled Web we wea ve, when first we practice to deceive. Phys. Cl. 4, Rostrum 4 DONNA PESCHELL 7 Grayson Circle Ambition: Millionaire MICHAEL PIROLI 134 Gilbert Street Ambition: Computers CHRISTINE POST 20 Walnut Street Ambition: College Here I go, l'm on my way, God' please help me through anothe day. STEVEN PRAGANO 1 15 Park Avenue East DANIEL C. QLIESNEL 17 Parker Avenue Ambition: Business Management A.A. 2, 3, 4, Std. Gov't. 2, AIASA 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 ROSEMARIE LIPS RACICCI 26 Valley Brook Road Ambition: Video Communications We may give without loving, but we cannot love without giving. Cls. Cncl. 4, Cls. Sec. 4, Media Cl. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Blue Flame 4, Photo-Ed., Outstanding Dedication and Achievement Award in DEMON PRODUCTIONS DOUGLAS M. PRESTON 233 Bellevue Avenue Ambition: Head coach of WHHS Football Football 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 3, 4 DONNA RADCLIFFE 628 Second Avenue Ambition: College The sunrise never finds us where the sunset left us. SHELLY RECCHIA 87 Hinman Street Ambition: Psychologist To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. Cls. Cncl. 3, 4, Cls. Vice-Pres. 3, 4, W. Whims 4, DECA 3, 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4 MICHAEL PRICE 15 Miner Road KRISTIN RAFFILE l 13 Arlington Avenue Ambition: Lawyer Ha ve a Rainbow Day! Flags 2, Rifles 3, 4 DANICA REED 132 Ocean Avenue Ambition: Nursing Live, Love, and Learn KATHLEEN PULIT 5 Thomas Street Ambition: Photographer or Hairdresser Every Good Day Begins with a Little Love. Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4 fi. THOMAS RAGOZZINO 20 Meadowbrook Road Ambition: Coast Guard Empty drums make the loudest noise. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 JOHN REED 37 Strathmore Road Ambition: To stand on my head and drink a glass of water I don 't know what's happening, my head's all torn inside: peo- ple say l'm telling, they don't know what I hide. HALLCWEEN DANCE -'UF 4 XQQQ x X , 0 Q X5 r 5 SN ws E , S Q. 6 X X ' 'M .,-. W -QM. ' , 1 Q . A X vw- :XV -and Miami 3 HW H0113 W ,,,, J, W, x h 14 M Q s S fl' 9- NICHOLAS RICCI 7 Simon Place Ambition: College Life's but a walking shadow, a player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and is heard ofno more. Media Cl. 3, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Band Cncl. 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Soccer 4, Track 3, 4 X85 X . WAYNE ROBERTSON 134 Ivy Street Ambition: College Baseball 2, 3, 4 --...., ANDRE SEBASTIAN ROGERS 52 Canton Street Ambition: New Haven Academy of Business Just remember: Arnie-Arn N.Y.C. ill! Hindi K, I BRENDA RIORDAN 13 Judith Lane Ambition: Lawyer ANGEL M. ROBLES JR. 52 Jessie Drive Ambition: Computer Science lt is better to be a nobody who accomplishes something, than a somebody who accomplishes nothing. Soccer 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 SHIREE ROGERS 52 Canton Street CATHY RIORDAN 13 Judith Lane Ambition: Computer Processor What is the end ofstudy, let me know - I made it. CHRISTINA ROCHELEAU 196 West Spring Street Ambition: To work with children Always look to the future because that's where life lies, never look to the past because it is all behind. A Cap. Choir 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4, SUSAN ROGERS ll Nacca Road Ambition: College When you look back to see how far you've come, you know the best has just begun. SUSAN ROBERTSON 120 Fairview Avenue Ambition: Hairdresser lf you love something set it free: if it comes back, it was meant to be: if it doesn't, it was never meant to be. DIREK RODGERS 162 Peabody Street Ambition: Military Occupation Do all you can, while you can, before its too late. Rostrum --1. . 5' SINCERE ROLLINS 120 Norfolk Street Ambition: College Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone. Mar. Band 3, 4, Stl. Dr. Band 4, Thtr. Wkshp. 3 CHRISTINE ROPIAK 286 Third Avenue Ambition: Business College We have changed and by doing so we have grown. The future is ours, the journey to tomorrow has begun. Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Mar. Band 2 JOANN RUGGIERO 43 Benham Hill Road If you love something set it free, If it comes back to you, it's yours, If it does not, it was never meant to be. CLAYTON SANDS 132 Meadowbrook Court Ambition: Photography I want to leave good luck and wish a great future for the others behind. Unity Cl. 4, Rostrum 4 MELISSA ROSARIO 608 Savin Avenue Ambition: Executive Secretary God grant me the serenity to ac- cept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Media Cl. 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Blue Flame 4 VINCENT RUGGIERO 246 Washington Avenue Ambition: Executive Businessman Life has been good to me, but It's better to be a part of the class of83. Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4, DENISE SANTABARBARA 40 Winslow Drive Ambition: Fashion Coordinator One must not lose desires. There are mighty stimulants to creativeness to love and to long life. PATRICIA ROWSOME 271 Benham Hill Road Ambition: Computer Processer Remember yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live today. Nat'I. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Phys. Cl. 4, Flags 2, 3, 4, Stl. Dr. Band 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country i RY CHRISTINE F. SALDIBAR 108 Baker Street Ambition: Business School Live, Love, and Laugh ROBERT SANTILLO 52 Kaye Road CHRISTINE RUBINO 36 Hilltop Lane Ambition: Psychiatrist Live, Laugh, Love Std. Gov't., Cls. Cncl., Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4 ROBERT SALISBURY 102 Dawson Avenue Ambition: Cooking Standing on top and getting down A Cap. Choir 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3 ROBIN SAVALLI 48 View Street Ambition: Executive Secretary Remember yesterday, dream for tomorrow, but live for today. ANN SAWICKI 100 Honey Pot Road Ambition: CollegefTeacher Lib. Aides 2 MICHELE SINISGALLI 106 Parker Avenue East Ambition: Radiological Tech. You are you and l am l and if by chance we find each other it 's beautiful. Flags 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc., W. Whims 4 GERARD P. SMART 5 Chris Jon Circle Ambition: Computer Program. Unity Cl. 2, 3, 4, DECA 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4 'WW LISA SEGA 60 Melloy Road Ambition: Executive Secretary Here's a sigh to those who love me, and a smile to those who hate and, whatever sky's above me, here's a heart for every fate. H115' PAUL SIRES 80 Lamson Street Ambition: Air cond.jRefrig. CARL SMITH 418 Blohm Street Ambition: Just to be successful at whatever I do. Life is a bowl of cherries, but wait until you eat the pit, it's hard as Hell!!! Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, A Cap. Choir 2, 3, 4 MARSHA SHAPIRO 9 Twin Circle Road Ambition: Data Processor Life in some ways a game: Life, it turns out to be reality JUDY SKORZEWSKI 12 Valley Brook Road Ambition: Drafting Good Bye to all that! CI's Cncl. 4 DONNA SMITH 353 Union Avenue Ambition: Physical Therapist Remembering the times l've laughed, and not the ones in which l've cried JANE SHARRON 14 Coleman Street Ambition: Executive Secretary To all my fellow classmates, remember the good times not thesad. Chorus 1 MICHAEL J. SLATER 206 Noble Street Ambition: Accountant EDWARD M. SMITH 1 19 Noble Street Ambition: Army AIASA 4 Z ,Al JAQUES SMITH 419 Blohm Street Ambition: College Let the coolness get into your vertebrae Basketball 3, 4 THOMAS E. SOUTHWORTH 125 Bluff Avenue Ambition: College lf they give you ruled paper write the other way A.A. 3, 4, Std. Gov't. 3, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Rostrum 4, Hockey 3, 4 LAURA LEE SNIPES 145 Norfolk Street Ambition: Dental Hygenist To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end in life LISA M. E. SOLTYS 167 David Street Ambition: Prof. DancerfModel Give it your best shot sho wbiz. FRANK SORRENTO 160 Park Street Ambition: College Frank says Stay Mellow' v la 2 STACEY SPEARMAN DAVID STASH PAULA STOLIKER 34 Newborn Street 70 Parker Avenue 55 Alling Street Ambition: Commercial Artist Ambition: Bookkeeper Nat'l Hon. Soc. 2, Lib. Aides 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 ALSONDRA SUGGS 71 Kilburn Street Ambition: Army l will from hence forth rather by myself, mighty and to be fear'd than my condition: which hath been smooth as soil, soft as young down, and therefore lost that title of respect which the proud soul ne'er pays but to the proud PATRICIA SULLIVAN 225 Malcolm Road Ambition: Pharmacist EILEEN SUNDEN 18 Morris Street Ambition: Hairdresser Nobody will ever let you know Basketball 3, Swimming 3, 4, when you ask the questions Tennis4 why DECA4 ANNMARIE TAVOLIERO 43 Parker Avenue Ambition: Lawyer Life is full of good friends and great memories, two things that can never be forgotten. Sp. Hon. Soc. 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Chrlds. 2, 3, 4, Co- Capt. 4 TERESA A. TAYLOR 1 1 Whitney Lane Ambition: College - Occupa- tional Therapy Tomorrow is a dream, yester- day was a memory, but we all Ii ve for today. Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Media Club 3, 4 im f m xx x x U 'A' . MELISSA TOWLES 28 Norfolk Street Ambition: Physician If you believe in yourself with all you do, you 'll never fail. Rostrum 4, Chorus 2, Project Accept 2, 3, 4 TAMALA TRASACCO 189 Washington Avenue Ambition: Professional Dancer What you put into life, you get out of it. FELICIA THOMAS 67 Savin Park Ambition: Pediatrician Excuses are leaning posts for fools. Unity Cl. 2, 3, Rostrum 4, Track 4, Chorus 4, Softball 4 MICHAEL TOWLES 28 Norfolk Street Ambition: College Ifit's meant to be, it's up to me. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 4, All District 4 KAREN TREAT 298 Platt Avenue Ambition: Computers LORI THOMAS 197 Lee Street Ambition: Fashion Merchandising In the world of dreams, I have chosen my part . . . Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, DECA 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, Flags 2 CHRIS TOWNSEND 206 Highland Avenue Ambition: Musician May happiness come to all who deserve it. Cross Country 2, 3, 4 STACY TRENT 35 Andrews Street Ambition: Secretary To live fully, we must learn to use things and love people, not to love things and use people. Lib. Aides 2 MALIREEN THOMSON 1 1 Lake Avenue Ambition: Engineer To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. Fr. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4 ED TRANQUILLI 156 Hillside Avenue Ambition: College DAVID TROPEANO 43 Cherry Lane Ambition: Engineer fMathematician Cogito, Ergo Sum. I think, therefore I am . . . SALLY TRUFAN 125 Grand Street Ambition: Medical Technology Std. Gov't. 4, Cl's Cncl. 3, 4, Phys. Cl. 4, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Flags 2, Rifles 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4 ROBIN VENDRONE 315 Meloy Road Ambition: Teacher We have nothing to fear , but fear i tselfl Lib. Aides 2, Mar. Band 2, 3, 4 ANTHONY VOLTA 167 West Spring Street Ambition: Undecided LORI TRZCIENSKY 30 Willow Street Ambition: NursingfAnesthetist Life is not measured by time, only by love, laughter, and tears. A.A. 4, Lib. Aides 2, Track 2, Cross Country 2 JOSEPH VERDERANE 343 Washington Avenue Ambition: Karate Instructor Forget the mistakes in the past, press on to greater achieve- ments in the future. ROXANNE WALKER 81 Norfolk Street Ambition: Business School lf you believe in yourself, anything is possible. Chorus 2, 3, 4 DAWN UCAS 71 Lucy Avenue Ambition: Social Worker A rose cannot live without sun- shine, and a man cannot live without love. Volleyball 3, Tennis 2 ,A G 'hhabyw ' ' 13' VINCENT VESCOVI 93 Bull Hill Lane Ambition: Money SHARON WASHINGTON 20 Hilton Street Ambition: College l'm not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. ERIKA VANFLENNER 30 Florence Avenue Ambition: Undecided Life goes on, long after the thrill of living is gone. DECA 3, Thtr. Wkshp. 2, 3, 4 STEVE VIELE 93 Edward Street Ambition: to be rich Mar. Band 2, 3 WILLIAM WATERS 91 Eaton Street Ambition: College Football 3, 4. KAREN WENDLAND 19 Rockdale Road Ambition: College DECA 3, 4 QQ ......f -c KARYN WHITNEY 165 Hillside Avenue Ambition: Travel The way to keep our world alive, is to think more of we . . . than me! Mar. Band 2, Flags 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4 RONALD WILLIAMS 252 Tuthill Street i J TANYA WHICHARD 64 Norwell Street Ambition: College Cls. Cncl. 2, Unity Cl. 2 KIRSTIN WILKES 250 Ocean Avenue Ambition: To get married and raise a family When he held me in his arms and said, Baby, you're the one for me. W. Whims - art ed. 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Chrlds. 2, 3, 4 ELISA WITHERS 1 1 1 Anderson Avenue Ambition: Get Married Cls. Cncl. 2, Madrigals 2, 3, 4 ROBERT WHITCHER 14 Curtiss Avenue Ambition: Truck Driver EDWARD WILLIAMS 1 1 1 Camton Street Ambition: Electrician Good luck in the years to come. Unity Cl. 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4 KRISTINA WYNOSKY 19 Mohawk Drive Ambition: Own a business Life is but a dream - Love is here it seems. TODD WHITMAN 204 West Walk Ambition: College Be what you want to be, don'! follow the crowd. PAMELA WILLIAMS 261 West Walk Ambition: Lawyer Chocolate girlfsweet-n-fine! here to blowfall the guys' minds?!fBye! West Haven. Sp. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, Unity Cl. 2, 3, 4, Mar. Band 2, A Cap. Choir 2, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Chrlds. 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. BARBARA EVONNE ZARICK 45 Rochdale Terrace Ambition: Accountant The memories of today will linger on as we depart from the halls of our tomorrows. Mar. Band 2, 3, 4, Flags 2, Sabres 3, Band Cncl. 4, Rifles 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2 ADELE ZIADA 135 Union Avenue Ambition: Computer Program. Great minds discuss ldeas . . . Average minds discuss Events . . . Small minds discuss People. ANNA L. FEOLA 44 William Street Ambition: Travel Agent School is a very nice place to be, but l am glad I am leaving. LISA ZITO 93 Harding Avenue Ambition: USAF Registered Nurse Time makes you bolder, even children are getting older, I'm getting older too. Can we sail through the changing ocean tides, Can l handle the seasons of m y life? l don 't know. 'QQ' KENNETH CAPPELLA 63 Bellevue Avenue Ambition: College VEDA RINGOLD 121 Canton Street Ambition: Word Processing To Look to the future and not to the past to find the things you want in life and to make them last. Cls. Cncl. 2, Unity Cl. 2 I an ROSE LANZIERO JAMES GLATZ LARRY EBPOSITO 608 Savin AVCDUC 476 Jones Hill Road 65 Roosevelt Avenue Ambition: Racing!College Football 1 HoMEcoMl Did you catch those legs Larry?! Who me AGAlN?! But, I don't want to wear a Crown! Now, if we all close our eyes . . . l'll get him yet! Open your eyes and smile Joe! 2 Westie Power! I really have to finish the game, Kell! West Haven High School Marching Band-1983 ALICIA AQLIILANTE 218 West Walk ANTHONY GERVASIO 339 Third Avenue JAMIE MARCHITTO 4 Highland Avenue Ext. PATRICK TURNER 24 Contact Drive CAMERA SHY RUTH BETHKE 51 East Avenue GAYLENE HOLMES CHET MILANO 532 Jones Hill Road RICHARD FERRLICCI 1 0 Treadwell Street DONNA JENSEN 100 Atwater Street JOHN MOORE 83 Smith Street JOSEPH GAGLIARDI 18 Lawncrest Road ROBERT KILTON 1 8 I Platt Avenue JEFFREY SLIRRO 99 Coleman Road Oh Aldo won't you blow your llllllllllll Ofn. '!!'..9' lt's freezin' in here! s.. Yea, how are you makin' out? 0, lf my mother only knew ' l, ll o J .1 Rs . 5' m . 'D lawn... :iii - w?'s:::z. ,I ' ,, e XX X we W S , .Q K at 1 X M , . 2 J ' as -, .Q .. N Q W Qi 15342 A 1 U L :,.,.u. LgLg - , ,... Someone say football? 104.-51. f .. f 4.,4+nnm-ff 1 W4 Reach out and touch someone S I see you!! Happiness is. , .his class ring. , j ?' ' 1 V , , - H ,VVVL Tom in his Easter bonnet! Nice hat Tom! He thinks he knows everything . . . Yeah John, I love you! How High is that note!!! .N-S. .AJ Bottomless Pit! Rf E-X 3-Q zgwrfc 5 x Q Look Ma, no braces! What was the Dow Jones today? The latest look in Get outta my face! You takea my picture, I breaka your face! ould love of - 'Qv'M'- ,,.....i West Haven Student Loyal to Notre D ls this one for Joe? k An honest DECA face and Lacey ,.. ..,f,- ,LE West Haven High School shop Majors si? E, 'Q J. ' 'N v ,fre ,Q Je -nf' Most School Spmt I - ' .nu . A f ,X M K 'F Q! X-Q xii, XX, ' 7'-Fmlff w Most Likely to Succeed X 4 x lvl E e Q Qc ,K 4 ' V' 45 5 .4-1 1 ,,5,x..-1-4 L, ' KATHY DEXTER DAVE TROPEANO Friendliest if Q I I X I . f, 'w, , , n . l R L W VIN, , Eff 'S 5 , Q X 5 veg Class lndividualists 1 D o 'S f K Puffnho ANDRE ROGERS SARA LUCKENBACH Best Athlete W T W Class Vocal' if Q ww 45 e ff V Y .- 1 G r 1 V 4, l, Xfxzg K 1 , ' - yjwf 6 , ' X Mu NNN NY U! 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O I 'S U Q We ' T - S- R Knahnko . 1,54 PAM WILLIAMS VINNY RUGGIERO KELLY NEBOR LUTHER CLARKE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ' CLASS COUNCIL ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCI TY ' SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY ' FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY ' UNITY CLC ' BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE ' PHYSICS CLUB ' ROSTRUM QWESTWHIM2 DECA ' MEDIA CLUB ' NURSING ASSISTANTS ' LIBRARY'AIDES ' I DUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB ' MARCHING BAND ' FLAGS ' SABRES ' RIFLE! BAND COUNCIL ' BAND LEADERS ' STEEL DRUM BAND ' A CAPELI CHOIR ' CHORUS ' MADRIGALS ' THEATER WORKSHOP ' PEP CLUE JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE ' SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE ' BLUE FLAII STAFF ' BLOOD DRIVE ' ROSES 5 M6M'S ' CHRISTMAS CONCERTS ' TC DRIVE ' PIZZA PARTY 'L MAGAZINE DRIVE ' SHEET MUSIC ' APPLE NEWSPAPERS ' CHOCOLATE SANTAS ' FIELD TRIPS ' POETRY MAGAZINES ' COUSIN RUBE ' CANDY ' DEMON PRODUCTIONS' XERQ MACHINE ' 'THE DEVILS DEN' ' CAMERAS ' ELDERLY ' BOOKS ' EDITINI WHEELCHAIRS ' INSTRUMENTS ' ROUTINES ' PLAYS ' REHEARSAL2 SPRING CONCERT ' RAFFLES ' CAR WASH ' QUAD PACKS ' BAI' PARENT MEETINGS ' DEADLINES ' PROMS ' BANDS ' THEMES ' COUNC MEETINGS ' OPENING NIGHT ' BOX OFFICE ' COPY SHEETS ' POM-PON! DINNER THEATER ' SCRIPTS 5 SWEATSHIRTS ' PAYMENTS ' STUDEI GOVERNMENT ' CLASS COUNCIL ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY ' FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY ' UNITY CLUE BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE ' PHYSICS CLUB ' ROSTRUM ' GWESTWHIMS DECA ' MEDIA CLUB ' NURSING ASSISTANTS ' LIBRARY AIDES ' I DUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 2 MARCHING BAND ' FLAGS ' SABRES ' RIFLE! BAND COUNCIL ' BAND LEADERS ' STEEL DRUM BAND ' A CAPELI CHOIR ' CHORUS ' MADRIGALS ' THEATER WORKSHOP ' PEP CLUF JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE ' SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE ' BLUE FLAII STAFF ' BLOOD DRIVE ' ROSES ' M8M'S ' CHRISTMAS CONCERTS ' TQ DRIVE ' PIZZA PARTY ' MAGAZINE DRIVE ' SHEET MUSIC ' APPLE I NEWSPAPERS ' CHOCOLATE SANTAS, ' FIELD TRIPS ' POETRY MAGAZINES ' COUSIN RUBE ' CANDY ' DEMON PRODUCTIONS ' XERC MACHINE ' 'THE DEVILS DEN' ' CAMERAS ' ELDERLY ' BOOKS ' EDITING WHEELCHAIRS ' INSTRUMENTS ' ROUTINES ' PLAYS ' REHEARSALE SPRING CONCERT ' RAFFLES ' CAR WASH ' QUAD PACKS ' PARENT MEETINGS ' DEADLINES ' PROMS ' BANDS ' THEMES ' COUNQ MEETINGS ' OPENING NIGHT ' BOX OFFICE ' COPY SHEETS ' POM-PONQ 4 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ' CLASS COUNCIL ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCII 'Y ' SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY ' FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY ' UNITY CLU BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE ' PHYSICS CLUB ' ROSTRUM ' WESTWHIMS DECA ' MEDIA CLUB ' NURSING ASSISTANTS ' LIBRARY AIDES ' II' DUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB ' MARCHING BAND ' FLAGS ' SABRES ' RIFLES SAND COUNCIL ' BAND LEADERS ' STEEL DRUM BAND ' A CAPELL. IHOIR ' CHORUS ' TER WORKSHOP ' PEP CLUB FUNIOR PROM ' BLUE FLAM STAFF ' BLOOD CONCERTS ' TO DRIVE ' PIZZA P MUSIC ' APPLE II IEWSPAPERS POETRY IAGAZINES ' XERO FIACHINE ' BETTING VHE AL! SPRING CKS ' BAN. 'ARENT ' COUNCI POM-PONS DINNER ' STUDEN SOCIETY SPANISH UNITY CLUB SOYS' AND ESTWHIMS DECA ' AIDES ' II DUSTRIAL ' RIFLES SAND COUNCIL CAPELL. IHOIR ' CHORUS ' PEP CLUB QUNIOR PROM ' BLUE FLAM STAFF ' BLOOD DRIVE ' MAS CONCERTS ' 'TO DRIVE ' PIZZA PARTY ' MAGAZINE DRIVE ' SHEET MUSIC ' APPLE II IEWSPAPERS ' CHOCOLATE SANTAS ' FIELD TRIPS ' POETRY IAGAZINES ' COUSIN RUBE ' CANDY ' DEMON PRODUCTIONS ' XERO IACHINE '-'THE DEVILS DEN' ' CAMERAS ' ELDERLY ' BOOKS ' BETTING VHEELCHAIRS., ' INSTRUMENTS ' ROUTINES ' PLAYS ' REHEARSALS SPRING CONCERT ' RAFFLES ' CAR WASH ' QUAD PACKS ' BAN 'ARENT MEETINGS ' DEADLINES ' PROMS ' BANDS ' THEMES ' COUNCI IEETINGS ' OPENING NIGHT ' BOX OFFICE ' COPY SHEETS ' POM-PONS QKWT W WT ES Student Government Student Government at West Haven High School attempts to embody the democratic principles of self-government that are so vital to our everyday existence, Students elect home room representatives who meet on a regular basis to discuss student views, concerns and proposals for positive change. The representatives are led by executive officers who campaign throughout the school and are elected by the entire student body. Once the governing format is in place, the student government prepares an agenda which reflects what the student body wants. The student government is not in an advisorial role at West Haven but rather in a support role. Plans to improve instruction and course selection, plans to improve the aesthetics of the building, plans to present students with alternatives in their social lives, and plans to enhance specific areas of progress through fundraiser for gifts are all dealt with on a routine basis. Student Government is but an infant in its development at West Haven yet it is growing fast and with strength. Without it there is no student voice. Without it there is no living example of democracy. With it, the potential of all elements of the educational experience are enhanced. is wL :ss if .si ss Y -se. , .t.-- Q .mis T. . ..t 1' -gsm M .rw -Q, lst row - M. Mazza-Vice Pres., P. Lapre-Pres., M Dicerbo-Corresponding Secretary-, P. Kelly- Recording Secretary, A. Tavoliero-Treasurer. KE? 76 'SS .. llll .ws ,, Q -.vi y cc up kin 1 it .1 -- . os.. -WN. My Uk .f-1 Honor Society -'K Seated: P. Kelly, K. Dunlap, S. Cobb, T. Meighan, K, Dexter, S. Luchenbach, L. Patriarca, A. D'Aurio. lst Row: M. Mazza, L. Antonetti, V. Ruggiero, P. Rowsome, M. Sinisgalli, L. Laoue, E. Khu, R. Asbury, K. Pulit, J. Greenwald. 2nd Row: S. Brown, S. Spearman, M. O'Connor, D. Tropeano, W. Carboni, C. Ropiak, J. Foley, T. Southworth, T. Patel. S 4- -. 74 s Q K A , One big happy family. That's right. . . l'm hip! No honor or responsibility conferred by the school excels that represented by the National Honor Society, Other honors at the disposal of the school are only partial in the sense that they recognize specialized ability, skill, or talent, but this Society looks upon education as a total product measured by the four dimensions of life: character, scholar ship leadership, and service. The West Haven Chapter stresses community service through commitments such as the weekly High School Hap- penings newspaper column in the West Haven News, the Thanksgiving Food Drive, the Toy Drive, and working with other service organizations. Each year begins with a fund-raiser which enables the cluding setting up the Christmas tree, Christmas Roses, and Secret Admirer's Carnations in February. Tapping of new members who meet the eligibility criteria begins the Induc- tion process. The lnduction and the formal reception follow- ing the ceremony conclude the busiest part of the year's ac- tivities. Let me stick this in your head! S.. ll Society to continue its traditional in-school activities, in- l just love shopping French Honor Society Anita Aportria Sherri Lynn Amy Bell Claudia Occhipinti SUB Cobb Laura Patriarca Jeff Grieg Maureen Thomson Lisa Laoue Michele Zint Spanish Honor Society Back Row QL to RQ M. Nappi, M. Anquillare, R. Gorry, J. Horner, S. Marnerakis, D. Zabski, A. Glassman, D. Sch pp 8. Festa, D. Tropeano First Row QL to RJ M. Petrucci, C. lada l J F I y E Kh R A bury E G 'll C B lar Kneeling QL to Ry C. Lambert, K. Lann V F b Unity Club l 'f H E . K K .S fy Seated fL to RQ: D. Conley, L. Correa, F. Howard, R. Snipes, D. McClain, B. Parker, K. Donalson, C. Weeks, Treas. Middle Row fL to RQ: L. Lewis, Pres., P. Neriers, T. Whichard, Sec., K. Dunlap, D. Cater, P. Burnett, W. Jones, D. Coleman, J. Horner, V. Holmes, G. Barnett. Back Row fL to Rj: D. Wells, J. Wearing, N. Horton, E. Middleton, M. l-linkle, M. Johnson, J. Chapman, D. Horner, l. Kelley, S. Nelson, A. Rogers, G. Smart, Vice-Pres., Mrs. Wright, Advisor. W Boy, ljust love Fridays! Wejust love our gold! Like my pearly whites?? The Unity Club held its organizational meeting in late September and elected its officers for the 82-83 school year. They are President, Lenore Lewis, Vice-President Gerard Smart, Secretary Tanya Wichard, Treasurer Saleena Weeks and Parliamentarian Andre Rogers. We began the year by having two successful fund raisers Qdancesj at the Carrigan Middle School. The annual talent show, held last spring on March 4, was one of the culminating activities of the club. Although the annual trip to Washington, D. C. will not be taken this year, the club did venture to Philadelphia for an interesting and fun-filled Memorial Day weekend. We hope to continue our tradition of traveling with more trips in the future. John Travolta, look out . . . Boys' andw vftate v 2 I3 G mxilgj-ifw Junior Prom Committee Left to Right R. Pimer S. Cobb E. Grillo S. Luckenback D. Tropeano Front Row D. Onofrio K. Cerillo L. Laoue D. Landino M. Dicerbo A. Tavoliero S. Corraro Middle Row T. Taylor A. D'Aurio P. Kelly M. Bacchicchi R. Raucci S. Trufan P. Dixon Back Row K. Degoursey T. Carclinali B. Pimer T. Borodkin L. Ludoviconi Physics Club The 1982-83 Physics Club, consisting of sophomores, juniors and seniors is one of the most active groups in the school. Led by James Greenwald, a member of last years award winning team fState Engineering and Design Contestj, the club is now engaged in building an ultralight airplane. ln an effort to raise funds for this project the club took ultra high-speed photographs of a bullet exiting an apple placed on an Apple ll plus computer. These unusual pictures were then sent to Apple Corporation in exchange for possible sponsorship of the plane building project. ln addition to the airplane project, the club visited the Yale Observatory in Bethany, the Physics open house at UConn, con- structed boomerangs, and went on their annual expedition with Schooner Incorporation. First Row S. Trufan J. Greenwald R. Asbury Middle Row D. Schnepp A. Battista S. Ferko S. Cobb E. Khu S. Curren Back Row P. Payne K. Leindecker S. Pokorny M. Johnson ROSTRUM Front Row: J. Sanford, M. ln nammorato, T. Lambert, E Brown Middle Row: S. Knight, D Deveney, J. Jefferson, D Burns, J. Foley, T. Carey, B Cosgrove, A. Glassman, D Zabski, J. Candido Back Row: C. Walsh, K Mascola, S. McCreven, J Wallace, S. Pokorny, S Brown, P. Payne, Wrightington, B. Winnick Y... 3 Rostrum Seniors take a stand. This has been a year of tremendous change and growth for the Rostrum. The staff and advisors began the year with a very fundamental goal - create a vital school newspaper with an improved image. To accomplish this, the staff decided to increase the number of publications on a rigid monthly basis. Previous- ly, there have been 2 to 3 a year - this year 8 issues are scheduled. More student involvement was accomplished by having all work done in school, including word process- ing, layout and printing, Finally, there was a concerted ef- fort to upgrade the quality of the Rostrum with in writing and in format - an effort which has been successful! Though it was a year of change and hard work, everyone involved with this school publication has experienced a tremendous sense of pride and accomplishment as a reward. in . ,S TY? . far , A flf Zz, ' ' A . . J That's no o look for a Sue Rostrum members, busy as beavers! West Whim e st W ll 'm ,1 ' 1lXf4llfT 's- -. ,z 'w' X.. or ex X--. .f i ffrss-fbv X f 'inf' 1. . xx --X 'X X ,l,v, ,il . X XXX X X,-,f X ff X K l-'-,il ,fd ,, . X fa' , . ,tj ,I XV1 X Q .L X 1 Q A 1 ,N I ffg X 51 ' -' 23 X 2 A ' ff ff X 4 L ,a3'7 743' 9 X 1 ' A l l 1 i 4 i ' a 5 .X , yt - X lg tty, -. , f 1.17 1 my i 12' ,M ,KC 1 Jumping off to an enthusiastic and ambitious September start, the West Whims staff began soliciting subscriptions from patrons, boosters, and sponsors throughout the West Haven community and among friends and faculty members at West Haven High. Led by the dynamic duo of Kathy Quirk and Mary Petrucci, the business staff contacted hundreds of potential supporters. The result was an unprecedented increase in publication size for this year's edition. General Editors Tracey Lutters and Vicki Forbes began collecting literary articles in October and Art Editor Kirstin Wilkes coordinated the submission of art and photographic material. lnvaluable assistance was offered by poster-maker Jennifer Sanford. A more demanding deadline of February lst did not discourage the number of submissions from students and the West Whims philosophy of encouraging all students to work on the editorial staff or participate by submitting material was realized by one of the largest staffs and number of articles in recent years. All material submitted was graded by staff members who made the final decision on acceptance for publication. All editors were involved in the layout and planning as well as the pre-publication meetings with our publisher. The staff would like to thank the school administration and Board of Education for their unstinting moral and financial support which made it possible to produce one of the most impressive West Whims editions in recent years. lst Row M. Rosario, M. Giacomini, J. Skorzewski, T. CoFrancesco 2nd Row A. J. C0rdone- Advisor, K. Nebor, R. Raucci, T. Taylor, J. D'Aurio, E. Cappiello, G. Cappiello 3rd Row J. Gentile, J. Anastasio, J. Linehan, R. Thompson, B. Leyerzaph Media Hey Baby! The West Haven Media Dept. is a service oriented organization. They perform a multitude of tasks from distributing and collecting equipment amongst the professional staff to producing original materials. The student assistants involved in this program do so on a volunteer basis. Demon Productions is a subsidiary of the Media Dept. This organization is comprised of a select group of students who express a desire to become involved in TV Productions. Many of the Demon Productions are utilized throughout the system as learning enhancements and to date several programs Demon Productions were aired over Cable TV. 84 lst Row Missy Rosario, Rose LIPS Raucci, Terry Taylor, Marlene Giacomini 2nd Row Joe Anastasio, A. J. Cordone-Coordinator, Joe D'Aurio DECA M.. me ,F- ,fx Back Row R. Stancil-Advisor, K. Choronzy, L. Ludoviconi, N. Montagh, B. Sorenson, J. Amendola, P. Corradino, S. Dest, L. Thomas, G. Abate, S. Conners, F, Mishler, K. Spinato, L. Moritis, R. Goulart, J. Lenihan Middle Row K. Mascola, K. Haggerty, L. Kelly, M. Macchiarelli, C. Ciociula, T. Occhineri, T. Hayes, S. Knight, D. Rudnick, C. Burns, M. Franco First Row L. Lucatino, T. Denicholas, P. Dixon, D. Cummings, L. Orso, B. Mailhot, D. Copeland, N, Nardini, K. Wendland The Distributive Education Clubs of America is an organization that develops leadership qualities in the field of distribution. This is specifically designed for students enrolled in marketing and management. All students enrolled in marketing and management throughout the nation are eligible for membership in their local chapter of DECA, their state association of DECA and National DECA. Each chapter elects its own student officers, and the marketing and management teacher serves as the chapter advisor. The elected officers for 1983 were: President Karen Choronzy, Vice-President Patty Dixon, Secretary Lori Ludoviconi, Store Manager Nicole Nardini, Historian Patty Corradino, Sales Project Co-ordinator Lisa Launder, and Advisor Mr. Ronald A. Stancil. This year the West Haven chapter of DECA was proud to have Teresa Haze serve as District V President, for the Connecticut Association of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. Teresa was in charge of the eleven schools within the district. The conferences, which DECA participated in, took our students to places such as New Haven, Hartford, Washington D.C., Niagra Falls, N,Y., and Canada. This year we are planning to attend national conferences in New Orleans. Some activities this year included: the 6th Annual Career Exploration Day, anti-shoplifting survey and project, the Phillips Petroleum free enterprise project, 7-LIP MDA Field Day, the initiation and installation banquet, DECA Christmas party, Pepsi Learn and Earn project, the successful operation of the school store 'The Devil's Den', and every conceivable fundraiser from MSM's to E.T. DECA has provided its members with an opportunity to serve as leaders and followers, and provides an opportunity for them to receive state and national recognition. 85 LIBR RY AIDES B. Row, P. Payne, M. Hoese, K. Guthrie, A. Bell, M. Peterson F. Row, T. Lambert, M. Silva, M. Shapiro, K. Caverly A 5 .. .M . J. Jefferson X Come on baby make a move on me. Help much Palmer? 86 I know I hid lt ln here somewhere S 82-83 BLUE DEVIL MARCHI G BA D As senior leaders we entered our final year at West Haven High School with many mixed feelings. Could it work? . . . Would it work? . . . Could we earn the respect of l ll bandmembers? . . .and most of all one Mr. Crabtree. Our senior year actually began back in June of 1982 where in one week of rigorous marching auditions and interviews Sally Ferko, Cathy Bavolar, and Geraldine Cashman were chosen as drum majorettes, and Lisa Laoue as Devilette Captain. Hence, began annual summer rehearsals and gradually our so called herd began to mold into a band. In July the Band elected Emillio Grillo, President to head a 21 member band council whose immediate task was to select a performing tour desitnation, After hours of council meetings and planning, Bermuda was a unanimous choice for the band's 1983 performing tour. As the months progressed we watched our final year diminished rapidly but still remember we had attained our ultimate goal . . . Becoming the greatest band in the land. BA D LEADERS L, Laoue S. Ferko E. Grillo C. Bavolar D. Coppola First Row B. Zarick D, Onofrio L. Laoue C. Bavolar D. D'Errico J. Herrmann Second Row K. Quirk D. Landino S. Ferko E. Grillo A. D'Aurio D. Coppola Third Row N. Ricci S. Lenkiewicz K. Lanni S. Knight P. Haupt T. Lutters M. Hackett K. Egan P. Matts Front Row Ldr. D. Coppola S. Knight C. Bavolar D. Onofrio C. Romans P. Roweso Second Ro M. Coyle S. Lenkiewi A. D'Aurio K. Egan M. Hackett T. Lutters G. LaMonic Third Row S. Rollins K. Quirk K. Goettler S. Lynn S. Ferko D. Landino E. Grillo K. Leindec A. Corsi SPINNING FLAGS Raffile Zarick Trufan Coyle Dixon First Row G. LaMonica T. Lutters J. Jefferson M. Rowsome L. Matera Second Row M. Johnson V. Stackpole K. Mulligan L. Grey A. Cassella B. Lamparski C. Johnson C. Ross J. Cavallaro K. Card Third Row D. D'Errico M. Sinisgalli C. Kowalski D. Izzo D. Bertini S. Brown P. Rowsome K. Palumbo RIFLES BERMUD Madrigals First Row QL to RJ D. Stimma L. Brassil L. Baziak S. Bradt D. Hurlbert C, Occhipinti T. Carey C. Flood S. Yankee Second Row QL to RJ L. Altshuler C. Smith R. D'eugenio P. Lapre A. Rogers T. Taylor K. Sargent First Row KL to RJ D. Stimma J. Giordano M. LaMonica T. Moore A. Boni C. Rochleau E. Brown G. Denno P. Zyde Second Row: KL to RJ P. Bursetti S. Bradt L. Baziak L. Brassil C. Flood K. Sargent D. Hurlbert C. Occhipinti L. Atkins T. Taylor R. D'Eugenio T. Carey N. Piscatelli C. Smith P. Lapre Third Row: KL to RJ A. Rogers L. Greene C. Bonito N. Rogers D. Wells S. Yankee K. Dexter H. Smith M. Pedone D. Bertini First Row: L. Perry M. Gorry N. Sharon C. Rochleau G. Denna A. Ventura A. Dalton D. Ostrom Second Row: D. Zabski S. Marnerakis L. Baziak D. Coleman L, Haley C. Gardio M. Pedone B. Thompson Third Row: E. Tyson C. Bonito J. Mandreau L. Adklins M. Morrlar N. Rogers A. Clemente K. Heffernan, L. Baziak, M. Milano, S. Yankee, D. Stimma, A. Cassella, P. Lapre, K. Guthrie J Delvasto S Lankiewlxz C Flood P. Payne, T. Caryy, J. Mandreau, R. D'Eugenio, T. Moore, T. Amato, Advisor, R. Mack A Gabriel Ass t Advisor E Grlllo D Hurlbert THEATRE WORKSHOP West Haven High School Theater Workshop has been in existence for twen- ty years. lt began with Frank Albright whose goal it was to bring to the students and citizens of West Haven the best professional productions possibly. Our goal in the 1982-83 school year has not changed. Each year we endeavor to present to the public diversified, educational and entertaining pro- ductions. This year we began with a light musical comedy called Little Mary Sunshine. The Seniors involved with the show were: Tracey Carey, Rocco D'Eugenio, Denise Hurlburt, Philip Lapre, Maria Burwell, and Emilio Grillo. During this writing auditions were being held for the spring production The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon-Marigolds which is a Pulitzer Prize winning play. For the past three years our organization has belonged to the Connecticut Drama Association. We have participated in workshops, attended other high school productions and twice completed in the CDA's spring festival. As director of theatre workshop it has been my objective to provide the students with an opportunity to display their talents, gain, experience, learn about live theatre, and have an enjoyable time while doing it. A. Amato ., f ww. .., , if I. -M' WMM. V ...ff Q 1, I pr SE IOR PROM CCM ITTEE , 'M' fff: - ' Seated QL to RJ D. Deveny, P. Williams, M. Rosario, A. D'Aurio, P. Kelly, K, DeGoursey, S. Corraro Standing CL to RJ S. Ferko, P. Dixon, S. Lynn, L Ludoviconi, L. Mierzejewski, C. Long, D. Burns, T. Taylor, D. Onofrio, B. Pimer, T. Borodkin, R. Raucci, N. Ricci, L. Patriarca, K. Cerillo, M. Bacchiocchi M. DiCerbo, E. Grillo, L. Laoue, D. Landino, P. Lapre, S. Trufan, S. Curren . Mg, BLUE FLAME STAFF xx? X 'N'fhg. .nl Front Row: L. Ludoviconi, P. Lapre, R. Raucci, L. Laoue, L. Patriarca Second Row: M. Rosario, K. Cerillo, D. Deveny, D. Landino, A. D'Aurio, E. Khu, D. Burns Third Row: E. Grillo, K. Dexter ' -uf Put it away! Here she comes 3 You think it's easy? I think l'm gonna be sick. 96 I am not picking my nose! Anita . . . phone home! Q 1 X Don't mess with mei WouIdn't you like to know what !'m thinking? ,Y It was here, somewhere! What's YOUR problem? Pep Club .. . .W .... , x---- W-A----.---we--W., 7, .J..wm.,, :N ...s x... ,..,...,...a... it ' 'M Sei ' ffwwxe., . 3 v-N-M.--w-.....N..l.e... aui..-. .....s-,...o....N. .... e..,.w....s First Row KL to RJ D. Cater, J. Wearing, L. Lewis, F. Howard, W. Jones, Capt., P. Neriers, Capt., L. Antunes, D. Davis, V. Ring- gold, D. Coleman, P. Burnett, not shown Mrs. Gibbs, Advisor Middle Row QL to RJ Mrs. J. Grady, Advisor, V. Covington, A. Lodge, V. Holmes, D. McClain, T. Whichard, K. Donalson, C. Weeks, D. Conley, Mrs. M. Wright, Advisor Back Row QL to RJ C. Antunes, T. Tingsley, M. Browne, F. Mckiver, R. Bellemy, L. Correa 4 P -,E if-'-'? LN W. r W, 'f' , f .Q 5 She thinks this is Visine. l've got the Ultra Bright smile. No, don't fall on me! The Pep Club was organized in the 1981-1982 school year by Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Gibbs, and Mrs. Grady who felt that the Dancing in the Cafe' school needed an uplift in spirit which could be visible at sporting events throughout the year. The girls got organized and decided to wear sweatshirts with West Haven emblazoned on them making a big showing of pride in our Westie school spirit at many games. So far, the club has cheered at football games and basketball games but for the new year has hopes of expanding the club's involvement to include all sporting activities at WHHS. 98 ursing Assistants I The Nursing Assistant Program is in its eleventh year at West Haven High School. lt serves to introduce high school students to nursing and several other health careers such as social work, physical therapy, dietetics, recreation therapy and others. ln addition to classroom hours, students must have at least 60 hours of supervised patient care to com- plete the course. They receive a certificate now required by the state of Connecticut, with which they can get a job in caring for pa- tients at the entry level. Many have used the skills they have ac- quired in this program for full time employ- ment, for part time jobs while pursuing fur- ther education, and as a stepping stone to related professions. 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V -M. -H ,, W7 , ' W A-' H 3. 4.. . -Q-in-- First Row 1L to RQ: T. Ragozzino, T. Patel, D. Landino, J. Gentile, D. Preston, E. Keyes, N. Cotton, B. Lavery, D. Quesnel, M. 0'Connor Second Row lL to RQ: S. Langley, M. Towles, E. Williams, W. Waters, S. Benoit, T. Cofrancesco, P. Hurteau, L. Clarke, R. Sires Third Row fL to RQ: T. Lawrence, G. Purvis, S. Comette, B. Hawkins, F. Ward, R. Conyers, J. Gambardella, D. Homer, R. Pisani, A. Taylor Fourth Row lL to RQ: P. Bernardi, A. Moore, D. Heffernan, M. Johnson, E. Hebert, D. Benoit, J. Asbury, S. Ger- vasio, 8. Nelson Back Row fL to RQ: T. Hunt, R. Thompson, M. Cajiga, R. Grillo, S. Langley, I. Nelson, R. Wingate, M. Johnson, N. Ripetski, J. Anastasio That's right, we're bad. Our 1982 football season was not as successful as years in the past. Although the talent and drive to be winners was there, we faltered to a 3 and 7 record which is not a record to which the Westies are ac- customed. Many of our games were not only losses in the physical sense, but also in the emotional sense. The squad slowly lost our pride in being West Haven Football players, although winning is certainly easier and nicer, both emotionally and socially, we realized that we gained valuable lessons in endurance and fortitude which will benefit us in the future. We the seniors of the West Haven Football team would like to sincerely thank Mr. Tom Hunt who is leaving coaching to assume new responsibilities as Athletic Director, for all his time and effort that were put into these past years. Thanks again Mr. Hunt. 102 - .. 1 -' - - ,sf 5. Back Row QL to Ry M. Towles, E. Williams, W. Waters. T. Ragozzino, L. Clarke Middle Row QL to RQ J. Gentile, D. Preston, E. Keyes, 8. Benoit, T. Cofrancsco, P. Hurteau, R. Sires Front Row QL to Ry T. Patel, D. Landino, 8. Langley, N. Cotton, B. Lavery, D. Quesnel, M. 0'Connor V ,. D W l'm cruisin' now! Nate, what WERE you doing out there? ui K . f f .f X I You want me to do WHAT?! BEENNOOIIT! Get off my back, will ya? Cheerleaders i 1 gif, is Who's that with Les?? I can't reach the microphone e.A. , f 104 l'm traveling incognito. Rockettes look out! Touchdown, FINALLY! Mr. Purdy's girls Q-. .ff ...exp - - Q. . x .- QQ Oh, Jimmy, you're so fine. x KW: V J HM wv-wg, if. Www' Q Hi Mom! Look peppy, Mar! i l'm cold and l want to go home! Cheerleading at West Haven High School is a twelve month commitment. Try- outs are held in the spring each year. The girls practice three nights a week during the summer and once or twice a week during the school year. The cheerleaders attend soccer and football games in the fall. This year the girls held two football pep rallies and one Fall Sports pep rally for the entire school in November. The winter months are always the busiest. The squad of twenty is divided in half for hockey and basketball games, usually requiring the girls to attend 2-3 games per week. A basketball and hockey pep rally was held in January. This 1982-83 squad was lead by co-captains Shawn Curren and Ann Marie Tavoliero. There were twelve seniors, seven juniors, and one sophomore. 105 SOCCER , . ,f i . x....., ........... 4 Kneeling 1L to RQ J. Delvasto, D. Montenari, J. Forsythe, LaTorraca, S. Meighan, C. Numa, J. Russello, S. Romanos, T. DePascale. Middle Row 1L to R2 J Lenart, C. Little, Capt. S. Festa, Cpt. J. Morrell, Cpt. J. Carney, E. Lopez, N. Ricci, P. Giaquinto. Standing fL to R1 S. Smith, A. Sienna M Anqulllare L Wichert, A. Robles, C. Montz, G. Pacapelli, J. Herman, M. Minto, N. Miller, R. Stoker. Boy, we're in trouble. The 1982 Soccer team was a young one. This was a rebuilding year. Joe Morrell, Sal Festa, and Jimmy Carney led the team with 3 victories, 12 losses, and 1 tie. Although the record doesn't indicate it, the losses were close and heartbreaking. The season closed on November 4 with Joe Morrell making the Second String All-District Team and Gene Pacapelli making the First String All-District Team. 106 This stinks, it really does! A X Q7 'fm 1 L Aww '21, N W, 4,,,, '..L ,U pw ,, ,f mm , . ,ff Q- .1 ,M 5, MSSYVW , E f.g.,,vHwswwf f- .1- fl ., ,. 4 ,.fx A. H 1 . Q. A , , wwgxf 'Q':V,gE,3gV Q M '45 f v -Q My , ' 1 www ' JW iiiifsm vw-wo., P :1 N, ,X-vm A ,ii Girls' Vcyzyball Back Row fL to RQ T. Misiasz, J. Menucci, K. Esposito, T. Bartimole, S. Ferraro, K. Ruskin First Row fL to R1 J. Middleton, K. Haiday, D. Defarnos, M. Petrucci, K. Pulit, M. Milano, C. Flowers lt's magic! No dear . . . this isn't track lf , .... . , . . , , . Q, we ss 3 Q lv we t X X Q s , , 'X X X R X Xt X The eensie weensie spider . . . 1552 D--....., anna 531 tj Bet you can't guess what's in my hands! N' .ff R fl M! A ,Q ff . assi X X , . V . l l f J :2f T gl ' i We can't win a game this way! The girl's volleyball team completed the season with a record which does not reflect the success of the season, 3-18. The team was led by co-captains, senior Kathi Pulit and junior Mary Petrucci. Both girls were outstanding junior varsity players during last year's season and were the only returning players of the '81 team. The remaining four starting varsity members were all first year players, sophomore, Don- na Defaranos, and juniors Karen Haiday, Celena Flowers, and Michaele Milano. The season started out with a bang, as the team came back with from a two game deficeit against Lee, to win the next three games and take the match. The road from here, however, took another turn and the agony of defeat became a reality. This is not as bleak as it seems, because in spite of our losses, the enthusiasm and spirit of the team never faltered. Each girl worked harder at the practice and improved with each passing game. Three players also gained honors at the end of the season, being chosen to the All-District League se- cond team, Donna Defaranos, Michaele Milano and Kathi Pulit. Next year the outlook is very good, with all the girls returning from the varsity and a strong returning J. V. squad, we anticipate taking this year's record and turning it around. 109 GIRLS' SWIMMIN 1982 Swim Team - Sara Luckenbach, captain, Lynn DeLucis, Sue Prentice, Ellen Manning, Helen Schmidt, Patty Zyde, Heidi Altvater, Sue Gorry, Beth Carlson, Liz Heldmann, Kim Mulligan, Marla Cavallaro, Tina DeBiaso, Marleene Jasorkowski, Marie Jelliffe, Meg Heldman, Terry McCauley, Chris Thompson. Managers: Sue Cobb, Donna Onofrio, Sally Ferko and David Tropeano 110 Ship ahoy mates!!! This is the way we clap our hands! The 1982 girls swimming team led by senior Sara Lucken- bach had a record of 10 wins and 4 losses ending it's seventh consecutive winning season. Some highlights of the season were the 8th consecutive capturing of the West Haven-Law Trophy and having four members, Patty Zyde, Heidi Altvater, Liz Heldmann, and Ellen Manning qualify for the L championships. Our best finish was 9th in the 400 yard freestyle relay. Two members of our squad, Sara Luckenbach and Ellen Manning, were chosen as Harstan's Star of the Week. Other honors were conferred on Patty Zyde, most valuable swim- mer, Ellen Manning, most competitive swimmer, Sara Luckenbach, coaches award, Tina Debraso, excellence in div- ing and Beth Carlson, most improved swimmer. These awards were presented at the annual banquet held this year at the Royal Footman Restaurant in Hamden. And the winner is . . . - Guilty much? GERONIMO int---f 111 CRCSS COU TRY E Back Row fL to R2 P. Rowsome, C. Edwards, M. Russo, R. St. Clair, C. Deas Middle Row1L to R2 C. Graham, G. Smart-Capt., G. Barnett Front Row - J. Carlsson Not Shown: M. DeMartin, E. Brown, T. Talton The 1982 Cross Country team was a young squad. Out of the twelve members on the team, eight were sophomores. We were a team of, and for, the future. The team's single victory came against Lee High School, yet this was not their best team effort. The best team effort came against Foran and Jonathan Law where Capt. Gerard Smart placed third and fourth respectively, and we placed a lot higher than our opponents figured we would. For the first time in five years, we also had a girl's distance team. Senior Patty Rowsome brought respectability to her team by placing fifth in each of her races against North Haven, Jonathan Law and Sacred Heart. Cross Country is a tough, competitive sport and often times victory does not go to the athlete who is the strongest physical- ly, but rather to the athlete who, while covering those long, lonely miles can overcome the battle with hisfher strength of will to push for one more moment, for one more stride, in an at- tempt to cross the tape for a moments glory and a lifetime of satisfaction. To these fine, young athletes l say, keep the faith, for the future is yours. l also want to thank seniors Gerard Smart and Patty Rowsome for their maturity, their leadership, and their sense of humor! Richard W. Bradbury, Jr. Cross Country Coach 7' A-b. 1 ' Yjf O 1x,,,,b -X Q ' .. x-,ax x'lL ' f ' :G - D ' Q Q lx' ffm L j, 31- Q X 52 -in , g :vw -f LS? K , - ' ,an g .' TH Fl., 1.1 .V. M .pw W.. Q' 1- ,1 . 1 w I E Girls Track At the printing of this book, this year's Girls' Track team is just starting to take shape. Afternoon practices in the blustering winds of March, a soggy track, mud covered sneakers, red faces and crys, of Do we have to go out? resound and this is only the beginning! l see the old familiar faces of the veteran team members. Seniors who have struggled and worked hard the last three years and who have had to overcome physical pain and anguish and the apathy that has grown during the last years. These girls are Patty Rowsome, Pam Williams, Darlene Aiken and Stacey Spearman. Each has contributed not only outstanding athletic performances but also leadership and enthusiasm. Patty has set three different school records, in the 1500 meters, 3000 meters and is co-record holder in the 800 meters. Pam holds the school record in the 100 meter hurdles and 300 meter hurdles. Darlene is my most consistent runner. She has improved greatly and will challenge Pam's records this season. Stacey is my jane of all trades. She is a proficient sprinter and l use her often to run the 100,000 or relay. She is also one of the premier throwers excell- ing in discus. Many new faces are here this year, which is very encouraging! We will work for a successful season, relying not only on our seniors, but also on our other returning team members, Kathy Mayes and Kim O'Hara and of course, all of our new faces. The 1983 Girls' Track Team 114 ' I Phew! Just Made it! Paddy Cake - Paddy cakes! 'Q-E Oh My God!! Vial What ARE you looking at? Boys Track The goal of track coach Elliot Marnell has been to qualify athletes in the state outdoor finals at the end of each track season. This goal continues to be realized with such ac- complishments as the 4x400 relay team placing second and fourth respectively in the last two years in the state finals. This year's relay team is well on its way to at- taining the same goal as it placed third in the in- door state championship anchored by seniors Edward Williams, and Capt. Gerard Smart. With returning veterans, Nate Cotton, John Lenart, Derek Lein, Nick Ricci, Gerard Smart and Edward Williams, the team is looking for- ward to another successful season. Track Team 1983 .. A 4 ffif'ip,j'f Q-: fy T . 4 vsiisdiwn - 4 , X' Ag' 1 ,.,, N V iiii :W 1 YV Q M Z ..,.. ...,,.,,, I A 4' 4' g .A c,f,.s-. . ,, frm A in 4+ xv in V' Q Qciflg, Q A 'vifssirvsl 14.50 V, f u ' A N by ,V A JR' xt WMhf1c'.e,c,, ' Look coach. l can fly! :il L N Q h L 3 . S 'gn Q ,f . s Q ii 4 i 4 mXS..3Sw1 , , K. ,F go - M A ,,hL 'El' N., 1 'A an lk. x f' fag, . - 1 . - -1 N m y 3 A .' ' f -3' + gm J .ff . ' ,an Nm ,5 .Q ' Rf , R SIL L ' QQ. ' M 'Nw I Right over! Look how high, Mom! 1 QA. .Sp C .S Q o S S.. '1 If 'S Y 'J' X What a backbreaker! 1 1 'uc 1 vw J 5... Hide behind me l'll protect you. s.. K E Q if it i at h ,X Get your diploma and run l swallowed my chewing tobacco. L ma' Westies in the lead. i I vm Trip much Sal Your mouthwash ain't makin it!!! 1 18 Do the doggypaddle! Get up here he comes! if. A., ,Vs A UUCIUGGGGHHHHU!! - si .... ku, 1 K . . ,KAN . 1 r . i f . i A A . t .. ,M Duh which way did he go! x5 Q The can-can girls . 3 e S I .X xr K V - s . A 5- y . x tg i 4 ,I , ..- will Hi c ee r - A r ,i r . fi ' is 3 -..X Q gc. .. ,S 'fx - fig.. N . ii.' CQ Come and get it! Keyes on the carry. V , ,W ,,,,, .ih, L V M ' it Oh my God here it comes! Aw shucks! 1 19 Boys' Swimming Back Row fL to R1 Mgr. 8. Cobb, K. Duane, J. Markovlich, Capt. B. Pimer, M. Mastronni, T. Karajanis, Mgr. 8. Ferko Front Row fL to R1 D. A. Tremblay, L. Goldberg, J. Kelly, D. Grestini, T. Lambert, B. Werman, Captain Bob at his best. 120 E. Pimer My last breath Are you drowning? at lettry B 1 ' Q wb A Victim of a runaway submarine l'm all washed up! Splish splash, I was taking a bath . . . Q' Ohhh no, my rubber duck is drowning!! Mr. Tremblay, we didn't see that centerfold yet either! l fly through the air, with the greatest of ease. l feel sick . . . Wow! Did you see that one? Softball Waiting patiently! The girls' softball season officially starts on March 2lst. The girls had an 1 1-8 record last year. The team had been doing well until meeting rival Hamden going into that game with an 8-0 recordn. Coach Frank Biondi said that he would have to start from scratch because there is only one regular starter returning this season. Five positions are open at this time and Coach Biondi stressed the need for pitchers and catchers. He is looking forward to many potential candidates. Coach Biondi has great hopes for a new young group becoming a team for the 1983 season! You don't actually expect me to play . . . do you? C'mere little ball! t come my way! Who I glove is this? Q mm 4 Errr I am not an animal Baseball Open your eyesl!!! Yeah open your eyes!!! as ! xmlk' .pw , . 3.21 ijwgqww gun. a I 9 Tir Q -J W L, ng, .My 'K 31 , 1. 5, I km .1 ,..,...g, is S A 15. 1 New xx of fa-.I If NA gf . 9- ,ff D i fig 'Q X E. A x 3' 1 wr M 'kwa - 'M. .ff Nts :wi Q, uv jgfi M gi QL - - Q.. ,,kk Y. L Y if K, ,Jw Tennis , i , --mf' Bttm L to R: K. Reed, C. Manna, A. Glassman, P. Bradley Stnding: C. Daley, 8. Roody, B. Milmoe, R. Revet, P. Matts Losing only one starter from last year's line up, the 1983 team should be able to look forward to a successful season! Waltzing Matilda! sxfxms' w kilfiiiffi .2 5 f - K . ff:igLY -- ' . -f -1 . . isis N1-zifl,-f-w ig: if X K . is A Ii-ffl .agar A Q 11. lt'n a bird, it's a plane 3 2 -U s Alright, that's it!! 17 1. Ta rah rah boom de day . . . Swan Lake! HOCKEY Front Row T. Southworth, M. Anquillare, A. Robles, J. Morrel, J. Carney, A. Cuoz- zo, B. Serensen Middle Row C. Numa Manager, S. Romano, J. An- d r e w s , M . SanGiovanni, B. Butler, A. Pacilio, S. McCarthy, J. Bertolini Back Row F. Rocco, D. Montenari, P. Ber- nardi,T. M a y b e r r y , J . Merola, M. An- quilare, G. Hines, J. Rusello I M Wm .Qian , Ni A look of determination Led by Captain Joe Morrell and Co-Captain Jim Carney, the hockey team posted an impressive overall record of 15-6-1 in spite of having the most difficult schedule in the state. The Westies record against state opponents was 13-3 giving them the second best record in the state. Three players were named to the District League lst team. They were seniors Joe Morrell and Angel Robles and junior Mark Anquillare. Highlighting the season was two Coliseum wins against arch-rival Hamden, the first being a 3-2 come from behind overtime victory. The Westies advanced to the quarter-final round of the state tournament by defeating Simsbury 7-4 before losing to Fairfield Prep 5-1 in the quarter-finals. ln addition to Morrell, Carney and Robles, the team will lose seniors Armand Cuozzo and Tom Southworth through graduation. However, with the return of ten juniors next year in- cluding goalie Bob Serenson, forwards Mark An- quillare, Mike SanGiovanni, Bob Butler, George Hines and Jamie Bertolini and defensemen Jay Andrew and 8 Steve McCarty, the outlook for the 83-84 season is promising. e J 5 VOLVC C. Q .smifwfipcff is eaess it ,k gsm? . ' ' I il K yi.. as . f is I f K , me ,I N 1-,V 5' Y , 3 ka .1 ,Q , . - Y --'B ur I 'S' I 73, , v si S Westies Score Again!!! 9 gn me Ill lt's frustrating being l!!! Captain Joe Morrell Frozen in position . . . nxt. We're bumpin' booties havin' us a ball! L fi it 1 3 Hey! Where'd the puck go? Westies in action! 129 130 Grab it quick!!! BOYS' BASKETBALL 'sf ! iff? if 123 -.. 'J' if Q 1 1' ,M F X 'Q M Cr, W The West Haven Boys Basketball team although i hard by graduation last year still qualified for the State Tournament in 1983. The team ended its season with a nine and eleven record. This year's squad was led in scoring by juniors, Scott Bosley and Phil Holmes. The Westies were Co- captained by seniors Jaques Smith and Bernard Hailey. Highlights of this year's schedule were two victories over Lee High School, and a third place finish in the District League. Next year should be a banner year, in that only four seniors will be lost to graduation - the hoopsters will return 17 players for the 1983-84 season. The team will also be boosted by junior varsity players, who com- piled a twelve and 7 record this year. H Westies Fearful Threesome l budd X , r Do the peppermint twist I got it, l got it!!! F37 Walt the Get it Hailey! Hi ff: GIRLS' BASKETB LL Back Row fL to R1 K. 0'Hara, S. Poe, J. Wearing, K. Orecchio, J. Middleton, A. Walker, C. Johnson Front Row fL to RJ D. Defaranos, A. Moore, T. Lewis, C. Greene, D. Aikens, C. Raccio The West Haven High School Girls' Basketball team enjoyed a highly successful season ' ' accumulating 8 ' wins to 12 losses, which greatly improved last ' year's record. Led by Capt. Jackie , Wearing, one of the ' highlights of the season was the selection of Kim Orecchio as Harstan's Star of the Week for her outstanding if contributions of a 1 f 4, 21 and a 24 point IJ game as well as 19 rebounds. The Junior Varsity team amassed a 10-7 winfloss E I record adding to the year's success. Coach Jim Eagan is looking forward to a bright future as this young team will return. Togetherness! The magic touch 132 'll 'S S, W4 it M Blow them Sue ver tell you that you have beautiful h Sjmiti SH T , N F od! Just one more tim Z, L efe Q X' Listen ball . . . e- I ca . What in the world is that!?! all Ike t that elbow Uncle Fester in the flesh! rm., W: Oh, -'8'C , where's the ball? 3 Too much for you Nick Raise your hands if you're sure! 1 l've a nervous condition! 5 It . . a W .mf ,vw H 4 i ' ' , ,wW, M H 1 Think of Gene. JB PW' ' f F3 Watch out, Dr. J! .X K, ik, ,L . ,,:: . k X K fii-is-i4 ....X X A L 1--- :-1 .. 5 '..:, yn, 5 x A heoe do ' eff. M K xkhig It E , . ., J , .L y y .- kkkh 1. V N M D' ,- W NI l'm ready forenything! Fly! Be free! WEST HAVE HIGH SCHOOL 1963-1983 Row 61L to R1 Mr. Russ McCreven, Mr. David Winfield, Mr. George Delegorges, Mr. Joseph Valerio Row51L to R1 Mr. Jack Shapiro, Mr. Bill Purdy, Mr. Ted Mack, Mr. Pasquale Amendola, Mr. Jim Carney Row3 Mr Row2 Mr 136 Row 4 Mr. . Andrew Carrano, Mr. William Heffernan, Mr. James Brower, Mr. Joe Mayne, Mr. Skip Crabtree . Fred Debomenico, Dr. John Karajanis, Mr. Elliot Marnell, Miss Virginia Ekman Row 1 Mr. Joe Pfister, Mrs. Claire Garvey, Mr. William lrons, Mr. Art Crouse, Mr. James Welch George Grillo, Mrs. Geraldine Hanley, Mr. Angelo Rossomando, Mr. Andre Valeriano, Mr. Jack Garvey 5 lf l close my eyes will l disappear? I I' 'CONN un N N XS' xx-'Nfmg xx wig .M O' ww c 'AMX' W a wx 55555 ,Ae ...e . .-:Swim 'as S' H L .. 1 Well Good everyone!!! .M ,-.sg-,.M.:,.,, i It feels like FORTY YEARS!! , . ,, 'ls see lt s like this Nooooo me in -Q - 1 ,: - N 2 I- x ii' if E+! If 7: i 155' -ffl f . Dites Remember l'lI have the last World's Biggest Quiche Eater A 20 year teaching goof-off You mean . . . you didn't like K fi Does this look like a guilty face to you? 3OARD OF EDUCATION ' ADMINISTRATION ' GUIDANCE ' LIBRARY ' A.' FOREIGN LANGUAGE ' ENGLISH ' SOCIAL STUDIES ' MATH ' Il JUSTRIAL ARTS ' SCIENCE ' BUSINESS ' MUSIC ' DRIVERS EDUCATIOI' -IOME ECONOMICS ' ART ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION ' ALTERNATE 'SPECIAL EDUCATION ' PSYCHOLOGISTS ' PALL ATTENDANTS ' CUSTC JIANS ' NURSES ' CLERKS ' CAFE ' ORIENTATION MEETINGS ' GRAII BOOKS ' PLAN BOOKS ' HOW MANY KIDS IN MY CLASS? ' RED PEN DEPARTMENT MEETINGS ' WHERE'S MY COFFEE? ' MONDAY MORNING ' PAY DAY!! ' EXAMS ' CLASS COUNTS ' NOISY HOMEROOM ASSEMBLIES ' SIT DOWN! 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' GUIDANCE LASS CHANGES 'CIENCY SLIPS ' COOKII ABINET ' SATS ' FACULTY ARENTS ' COURSI ELECTION ATTENDANCE UGUST ' DAILY AN HALF DAYS DLIDSPEA LAST DAY Ol CHOOL - GUIDANCE IBRARY - STUDIES IATH - - DRIVER! DLICATIC ' ' ,TION - ALTER :ATE - SPI I'-'TB TP- I TTENDANTS USTODIAI ' I IN MEETINGS RADE I Pill! I J CLASS? - REI EN DEPAR MONDAY Mos INGS - PAY of HOMEROOM .SSEMBLIES - ,, CLASS CHANGES ERM PAPERS 0 ' CREDITS IHRISTMAS CHAMPA ARENTS VISITING DAY IORKSHOPS ' HOUSE SELECTION WEEK ' 1:20 IIDDLE SCHOOL VISITS ' ATTENDANCE ' AUGUST WHAT!! ' 1:45 ' JUNE IRADUATION MARCH ' DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS ' 7:25 ' EXTENDEI -OARD OF EDUCATION ' ADMINISTRATION ' GUIDANCE ' LIBRARY ' A.I FOREIGN LANGUAGE ' ENGLISH ' SOCIAL STUDIES ' MATH ' Il' IUSTRIAL ARTS ' SCIENCE ' BUSINESS ' MUSIC ' DRIVERS EDUCATION IOME ECONOMICS ' ART ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION ' ALTERNATE LPECIAL EDUCATION ' PSYCHOLOGISTS ' PALL ATTENDANTS ' CUSTC FGKMLITS7 Board of Education Mr. Alfred Mairano Superintendent Seated: M. Robinson, S. Cretella, C. Brown, P. Herbert Standing: D. Russell, B. Denny, P. Grande, P. Sgro Dr. John Onofrio Deputy Superintendent You did whatP. . . ha,ha, 5 DAYS BUDDY!! Dr. John Karajanis Inst. Improvement Coordinator Mr. Angelo Rossomondo Mrs. Delilah Gomes Mrs. Helen Dorsi Mr. David Shea Asst. Houseleader Asst. Houseleader Asst. Houseleader Head-Houseleader Guidance r fel. NL Sum lx mx 4 Collqgr Mr. William Purdy F. O.K., 10:00 tonight! Mr. Paul Ericson 4-. ' ' ' , ' W , .L vA.- JS- ' ' A -I ' te ..., 2-1.13 : . ifzif fi' Mr. James Perillo Z sill' V1 1 Sunshine on my window Q 1 D We L? I'm the cutest! L-il Mr. Johnson Walker Mrs. Merianne Kaye Mr. Gordon Leahey Ithought I was the cutest?l LIBR RY Mrs. Mildred Kalison Head Librarian Wait a minute, Calvin. I only take one coffee break a day. Ms Ann Gabriel Ask me anything. M T V room A V O O I think he's a IO . . .Ask me tomorrow Mr. Anthony Cordone 142 i t-V ' ! ' ' .Nw-.': ' , ' C n- V Z 6 if f ew il. 'I-1' M ik ' iw 'M W , My 749, Q iw t -55:K i .H 'll RM W V 3 as. Mrs. Elizabeth Carter Coordinator .av 'R t l . l K2 5 Miss Janice Frank Master Teacher Mr. Robert Jeffords Mr. Raymond Marshall MATH , 'V ay 'k V , f s rW'i ' l if if M iisr f ,ft srrs . f fr .? l 'N ,fff', Z 'KJ A 1 rr, V if 1 '.fv M im 4 .3,f'f2 ,,. i I i7,, A I ff! ill ii 1. 4. ,WM , p , .ssr J M l 1 we R 1 F A - '- -' ,,. 3-N ' 1, ' fwfaqgiww - 4 1 V: ,ff . . ,-.- v,7. V ' M .. .mn . No this is not Greek! Mrs. Patricia Korzon Ms. Bernice Lattanzi Mrs. Regina Petrakis Mrs. Louis Yeager i A l polish my teeth with pearl drops tooth polish! l think l need sun glasses! Mr. David Winfield ENGLISH - .ig Hi! My name is Joey! What was that??? MTS' Charlene Riccafdl English Coordinator an Miss Noreen Alexander Mr. Anthony Amato 'N lf l have to read one more paper . . . Ms. Pamela Asmus Mr. Richard Bradbury Mr. Richard Bittner Mrs. Martha Carbone Miss Rosemary Civitello Mrs. Dorene Conlan Mr. Martin Garvey Master Teacher Q Mrs. Barbara Evangelista The resemblance is remarkable! Mrs. Bertille Gallicchio Miss Cheryl Grady Mr. Gerald Kavanaugh Mr. Robert Marler Yeah, I love my job! Ya know, so doll Yes, this wall is holding me up! Mrs. Linda Mileski Mr. Joseph Pfister SOCIAL STUDIES an Af WHHS, own Pillsbury doughboy! QL Yes . . . 2 large pizzas with the works. You are now entering the Twilight Mrs. Camille Bonito Mrs. Donna Cuozzo Zone! 146 Mr. George Richards Social Studies Coordinator Mr. Russell McCreven Master Teacher Mr. James Carney Mr. Vincent DeMartino fig mmf xi' i 1 N10 , gfikx' ' 5 'Y .ls , Hi Mr. Gary DiNaIlo nf ix f ' Pg :fir 1 1:-' :i f f Do you mind? l'm trying to read! l Mr. William Heffernan w-.......m. Mr. Fred Hill lt was heaven! Arthur, he does what he pleases fn! al., ,ir Mr. Theodore Mack Mr. Arthur Sapienza Yes, l have no bananas! SCIENCE Mr. Patrick Thomas Coordinator Boooring!!! Mr. Nicholas Carlino Fester you displaced that much water? 148 Tweetie bird watch out! ML Fred DeD0m0niC0 Mr. George Grillo Mr. George Mack Mr. Robert Marsoli Mr. Gennaro Frumento Master Teacher Ms. Carol Moreau in Mr. Stephen Pelosi Mr. David Tremblay QQ QQ at ls ,i,-,,,u-' . .r... T. What are you doing Saturday night? ,QL ' Liif ar at t F! 5 fifths X af Whoopsll! .MWA fgxw Mr. Robert Tremblay Mr. James Welch Our own Julia Childs!!! 149 BUSINESS l told you not to take it! MF- Andrew CBPPBUO Mr. George Delegorges Master Teacher Ravi' rthur DeLucia . 2- -. :Si T Ngo: P . . K- ' i gf lik . . 5 ,, . , K Come on Stance don't be shy! Mr. Joseph Dibiase ng. W What are you looking at? Miss Virginia Ekman Mrs. Ella Downing 150 Mrs. Ann Fillipino Mr. George Revak Hi there honey! ., ' gs 'Y A fr fX Mr. Jack Shapiro s if-., ii 5 4 A 1 ,,,... '-L.,, 'V ie Miss Patricia Slawski OK, you can take my picture! Come out, come out where ever you are Mr. Ronald Stancil Mr. Andrew Valeriano A girl's best friend SALES , NE V 3 FOREIG LA GUAGE Mr. Anthony Grignano Master Teacher Oh come on! You know that word! Have a rainbow day! Parlez-vous francais? Mrs. Claire Garvey Mrs. Geraldine Hanley Mr. Anthony Fraenza 152 Miss Maureen Klein -.lf ee- . . .M Qlr-W-Q . 'WNW fs.,-sd f ,,a3i37:,g f.iC Mrs. Sylvia Pelikan Mrs. Maria Rethis :A s A ig V Mr. John Musante ' ' - ' Coordinator L 1 . .1 . V .-.-1-?: ilu:-g-vi: Mr. Joseph McGowan And what's your problem?? Master Teacher DUSTRIAL ARTS I hope it doesn't fall! Mr. Charles Gagel Mr. Garret Grant xx. NJN' t r This is sooo fun! ,Q-we-Q Mr. Daniel Hoffman Mr. Elliot Marnell Mr. Richard Marra MF- Mal NiCh0lS0l'l MUSIC M r ffm 1 What ARE they doing?!! No . . . I'm not catching flies! x -gf. WE , K ..,,, -'f V, s..fN Get a piece of the rock! . . . and you thought E.T. was cute! ...f 154 What a man!! Mr, Joseph Mayne Mr. Alton Crabtree Dr. Louis Negri Ms. Kathleen Bidney Mr. James Brower Mr. Joseph Valerio fl' Mrs. Rita Arnold Mrs. Mary Bailey lil Mrs. Mary DeLucia DRlVER'S EDUCATIO s This is the way we hit our car! Don't bother me! 'U' H mf, 'I . 3 1 , f 'ru .Q Do you have to take my picture? Oh not again! HOME ECONOMICS sswllkf sum JU' .M NZ Mrs, Karen Rossomondo The look of 1145! 155 PHYSICAL EDUCATIO I thought you said I could go out after supper. Mr, Thomas Hunt Athletic Director Just skate Heather, just skate. . . Hi, l'm Suzie Chapstick i Mr. Pasquale Amendola Mr. Arthur Crouse Mr. George Hanchette Ms. Susan Hinz Mr. William Irons Ms. Christine Santoro ALTER ATE ,M,.g,g,,g,g,4s:g W thi.- ,wwwvw Mrs. Wanda Gibbs Mrs. Jaqueline Grady Mr. Jo He went that-a-way! Q I ,,,' ,V 5 4 may Z fi Qi ' ' seph McHugh This can't bei ..x Mr. Bert Siclari Miss Merle Stevens Amazing, isn't it?i 157 SPECIAL EDUCATIO my 5 1.- t.Q ,,, 111 A Mmm' flj ,::.,. Mr. Ralph Female ..., , Q ' 1 ,.,' I ,:.. No. . . I am not copying! Mrs. Barbara Haut-Russo No, your brother did not invent the airplane Mr. David Johnson Suave! Mr. Harvey Middleton Mrs. Linda Stone Mrs. Martha Wright 158 PSYCHOLOGISTS Mr. Thomas Lally Before . . . . . .and after! Mr. Robert Law APU' 5 Mrs. Ilona Robertson Mrs. Mindy Bellin .fx s M ' ,,,,,, , P.A.L.L. URSING WHERE did you put the thermometerfi! TTE DANTS - CUSTODIA - URSES Mrs. Josephine Franco Hall Monitor . ff W r k 2 x Q 3 E t g L , When Irish eyes are smiling. l'm gonna get him this time! MIS- JOSH COIIIIOFS Hall Monitor -uf We I have MY pass! Mr. Nick Ruckla Oh look, Nick smiled! 160 win' Mrs. Mary Reynolds Hall Monitor Mrs. Barbara Beecher Mrs. Doris Girasuolo Mrs. Wally Walker CLERKS 2 ,al Left ro Right Bernice Cesare, Maureen McKean, Shirley Patterson, Betty Whitaker, Kim lanuzzi, Betty Kelly, Gloria Massaro, MaryAnn Pniewski HHZHHI 'Will HHIHH! Youth Q fstfm fl wt' w h 'i ' Z'7 -. 'NsL'1..' Left to Right Rita DellaCamera, Larry Gandolfi, Dot Fresnius, Eleanor Hawley, Viola Hanke, Paula Caruso, Pat Moldey, Ann Petrucci, Sharon Roth, Betty Garande, Rhita Girasuolo. Missing from pic: Betty Ludington 161 At leas eads Newsweek I need a shave Buddies forever 45 Curls are back and Kathy's gottem' new Martmls anyone' and Hang it up Seniors The awe of Science Sally Cornro alla! Sally Keyes. ,v ' , N Thank God it's almost over Look at me Ed! Qgfq Hi Guys! , . X W' X 3 lg 'T mx ' 4. WY in 5 x Z Q 'W 'bg U w N X3 l i2AQ:,,E j A , -,wM,4,,f- . f fi-1 How's the air down there, Vento? Do you have any helium?f A X 4 Y' ,nm-MM...m,, -wif ': E Deke, cheatmg ln Contemp. agam?! , ,.....-- .....-- , ...-.Q ...- ,...- ...- My lips are sealed. V We Lips Jr. JV Cap taste good Vin? 0 The Great Lips 165 L.. Now here's an evil mind . . . This is my favorite class! This is to be house! You wouldn't believe what's in this book!!! lf we touch the two of these together . . . ' ' 1 lt wasn't that funny Cris. A in Zi ,MW agsldkfj . . . Laughing at yourselves boys!?!?!?!? 166 . . . after I file them, l'll use pink fingernail polish . . . W -gr lt's about tlme you took Vg., out You mean that wasn't soda!?!? lg that the new W Sf: E v- Q eiy 4 picture! He'll never know lt's from me. ,uni What time does the bell XXL Does anyone know the meaning of WORK!!?? What are you . . . on drugs??? ,--M' I want that e K v ' 4 West Haven high's own E.T. 167 If this IS the life of a if 'hi You want my autograph too? 1 i Our old stomping ground z M E , 'Q E 1 Oh! me I won't miss it 're tired and we wanna 3? me lt's like this Lor . . . Lz,-... ,,,...,.. 5' Got some munchies!! galil Playglrl here xf Isn't this fun, Gerry?! M42 I Q-,rf cutie' fx V8-s. Bob Stud The old evil eye. if f . f .-vl-a . What do you mean NO?! f Q .. i J A-. 1 WON A case of Mistaken Identity? ,ff-1-un... 40 57'--...Yf Lets groove tonight. Ain't love grand? -of The best part of the day. x The Lennon Sisters. ? s 3 E 5 X QQ! Cheat much girls?! So that's what they do in band! Sweep it under the rug, Paul. - an ,Nunn kd 'pw R Bet you'd never guess I was a model. W 57 HAV Dear diary . . . l didn't do it! Am I cute? Am l cute, huh, huh??? But we didn't have a class this period! Did you break it? si? Einstein and Co.! You talkin' to me? l'm really a Yankee fan! Gosh, that's the grossest! l'm cool!! Mr. Tremblay wants you! Wu--' 1 ringy dingy. 2 ringy dingy may G21 173 Q XE 'M A Yeah, he's a real fox! ,fp When you care enough to look the very Y Y best! What's 4, I can't see from here! 174 Ygp, my braid lg real' I swear to God she sand yes Y .gk 11 Pigout Slyness at its best. 1 E l'll be going on a diet tomorrow! She's a very kinky girl. Oh well! You found me!!! g1g L4 -H Ah ha, the white glove test. Picky mothers choose Skippy!!! A rare thought of concentration! in is Me work?! E r.. sf 'ff X ska saga She said that? A Now let's be serious for a moment girls. Centerfold Material. Boy, she sure is cute! Show us your underalls. 176 SY N .44 l use Palmolive Dishwashing Liquid. Gab Session S' .W I studled and the A. l'lI be right there to I , Than E Friday! Nw-J The Jordache Look! r wdaJ,,.,,.--- asy street here I come. Yea Mom, l'll be home for supper. Pnson line up 8 21 and all s well I know l'm cool l wlll not talk. l will not tal. Professional Patrons William A. Alderman D.D.S. Altschuler 81 Altschuler Attorney Andrew C. Ardolino D.D.S. James F. Casey D.D.S. Donahue 81 Votto PC Attorney's William J. Driscoll D.M.D. Ginsberg, Ginsburg, and Alderman Attorney's D. Mark Kolligian D.D.S. George E. Kolligian D.D.S Kurt Koral D.D.S. Michael Margolies D.D.S. Sheldon H. Natkin D.D.S. James S. Jr. Rinella D.D.S Ritz Coiftures Inc. Nathan N. Serow D.D.S. congratulations Class of 1983 From Tmeszrszfn Q 0 N G F2 AT U Parents Club SID ABRAMS ASSOCIATES, INC. L H QCD IN' recreational equipment I-I-:I A .,.,.,I3'5'3522 QF THE SHOWROOM HOME - INSTITUTION - SCHOOL 1029 orange avenue, west haven conn. 06516 12031 932-1261 19 3 GHIQEQSKQHL SlLVER'S DRUG SHOP Cwoocjworly ,x- ompany D 44' Ely 1 Fine Architectural Woodwork Since 1946 M Q A ,fy f , All-' 1' -fl'-it A 1 WF 'su 141--I 4.1 IX I K JILJI I 44 Railroad Avenue 1 .5 .i.1.'HmmimiWe:v:r+.wil'l1!HHwsms1m.m:F W West Haven, CT. 06516 1 I Ll- xt' 12010933-5493 ,X ML.. imvmmfs .....c......n... '3 TURA f -W , M 1.-+7-.1 J ENTH0NE'5 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 From All of us at Silver's Frontage Road, West Haven Diano Corp We manufacture x-ray equipment TFI NDT Products division 870 First Ave. WH 12031934-521 1 181 Best of Luck Class of 83 B.W. Best Class in 20 years. 63' to 83' Good Luck Bill Purdy Twit always remember to keep some gas in the car, please! love Paura AD Guess you had to be there! LP Rich Thanks for caring l love you Dina To the class of 83 thanks for everything. Gumby JG Jr. Prom, Porky and History - Fun! LP Annmarie Twit with ears love Laura Laury, my unique distant friend LL Rich, LOVE THAT TOYOTA Love Sis Blue Flame 83 Eat Hearty Kim and Lori Jimmy, Love ya always Kathy Kathy, Love ya always Jimmy Jew, Victory to 83, 83 to infinity LL Sis, Never forget the great times we had going to WH, Love Richie Good Luck 83 Chris Rubino Good Luck Louie Altschuler, Gerry Dwyer and Scott Hunt from Chris Bonito Congrats '83 Animals Dino, Emo, John Kiah lOth Period English 19th Gradej Since 4th Grade Best Wishes Mr. Crouse from Kelly and Annmarie Spaghetti. Good Luck Always Rene! Love Denise Good Luck Lori and Debbie Love Phil Not Much! D'Aurio, Sega, Flynn and Lips Member Wed. nights and driving with Jane Laur Little Lori, Stay as sweet as you are, Love Joyce. Jew Good luck. Love always Ludi Kim - Tuesday Night Festivities much - RA LS Member Mikes and pina coladas. LP Karyn, Best wishes always, love Joyce MEMORIES Karyn, Joyce, Darlene, Remember Robert Redford Love Dina. To all BF members it's been great! LP Joe, Be good without me Love ya Me To my cafe buddies, Best of luck, love yous. Love Dina Walter - Tennis Tonight? Love Rebecca Roe Mich is it!! Laur Laura, Don't forget Oct. of 84 love Joyce. Pittsburgh Steelers l. Guess Who? Karyn W, couldn't think of anything funny, but had to say something Hi W. Kris, Thanks for being such a special friend Good Luck Lisa Doug and Bam Thanks for being two very special friends, all my love Karyn. Lisa Don't forget ND Prom Love Laura Laura Remember ND picnic Love Lisa Dina Thanks for being you, your real special. Your best buddy always Karyn Scott wish you were here to share my H.S. years, love ya Lori. OH YEA To G.C., K.N. and S.C. thanks for the good times. K,C. Lou, Don't forget to wear your corderoys. Annmarie Kim - To one of my best friends - Remember JR forever - NO DOUBT - RA JG, Double Deuce 1223 May all your dreams come true. See you in Ohio MM Emilio Remember your desk calculator Kathi and Allison remember all our great volleyball practices and our famous jumping jacks. Annmarie Oct. 24, 1979 to Dec. 17, 1981 Lori Good Luck from the cafe girls. Rose, Get your terminals tightened. Boston Trip 9th Grade Lips Jr. TTTTouch me, tee hee tee hee Lips Gina, DIME PLEASE! Kim l love you so much fstilll Ron, My life long buddy Lori Steve, thanks for being there Luv SC Best Wishes Susan! Love Mom and Dad Ed Best of luck through the years wherever you go, l hope you get what you want out of life! Love Always Sal Joyce, Best Wishes Love Lori Mr. Nic A great HR teacher - Thanks SC John, Wish you were here, You and l together, forever. Love Lori ln memory of Rose Raucci's shoulder Sally, Good Luck, Don't forget all the good times. Friends forever Kim To Allison and Lisa Dauraltonetti thanks for all the memories, keep in touch. Love Annmarie Kelly Don't forget the Saturday morning games and the Saturday night torture. Love Sally. Rebecca, Taken any tennis lessons? Claud, yo man lets go to Tartville Michele, Good Luck, you're almost to that magic number. Love ya Patty Lori, Best friends forever Love always, Steve C'est Dommage, That's too bad Wend Greg H. Good luck friends always Lori MIKE MASTRACCHlO, what a name to be famous, keep in touch, Lori Ludi To Mary and Kathy, Thank-you for all the good times we had in high school. Love Marybeth Lor, Somebody's comin', imagine if a monster got us, Love Scott Mr. Purdy Thanks Patty Andrew Colavolpe I Love You, Rita M. DAR, WHERE ARE WE? JOYCE M. Peach we're there P. Peach Good Luck Carrie. Love Mom Marybeth remember Dolly! PK Marybeth Don't forget our little friend. Good Luck Marianne My love goes with you forever Only happiness for Heathers friend. To MM, AT remember to BTW - PK To Dave's Devils - Love You and Thanks!! Dr. K To 83 Thanks for caring, sharing, and loving Dr, Karajanis To Captain Sara with love - Thanks for so many things, but especially your friendship, kind- ness, and superb leadership!! - Dr. K Just the two of us - John and Sara To Dave's Devils - Yes, You are the Best! Dr. K To 83 - Thanks for a beautiful legacy - Dr. K To Dave's Devils Congratulations on a splendid, memorable season!! Dr. K To the Class of 83 With all my love very best wishes, appreciation, and admiration Dr. Karajanis JOE GENTILE AND KELLY NEBOR I ain't leavin till I GET it Gentile Wendy - How big is your mouth - Rocco Mr. Dinallo, Thank you for everything if it wasn't for all your support and caring I don't think I would have made it. You'lI always be very special to me. Love Maria To the three Musketeers, may we always be friends. Rose, Get your horn fixed, D'Aurio LORENZO - Remember all the great moments we shared together, and still yet to come. Love You Always, Mary I Craig MacBride leave my senior skip days to Bonita and Vicky Dar, Is it I5 minutes yet? Kathy Dawn, Remember San Francisco when I cut my hand. Annmarie Kathy, Marybeth - To all my best friends thanks for everything. Love ya, Mary Debbie, Allison and Lisa Remember the Washington trip. Annmarie Twang Much Junior Prom, First Time Todd, Anymore frozen waffles! Lisa When you least expect it Gina and Kim Kelly and Sally Don't forget the triangle keep in touch love Annmarie Jerry, Thanks for sticking with me 3f8f82 I love you forever, Marianne Sally, I leave you with the thought of FOOTBALL, Love Kelly Di - Bertha whats your 9934-O. . .? Ludi Paura, I think we're out of gas! Chris -- We've shared many good times and good cries thanks! Love Lisa Steve, best friends forever Love Lori To Thomas, best of luck Love Jew Deb, Good Luck glad we're friends DB Kim C. Best Buddies forever. Mar - Don't get down - get even - Beers Kim H. If you don't make me laugh so hard I won't fall off the bed! Me To Susan with love, Nini and Pop You can spit it, kick it, and - - it all you want. Westies Mr. Cordone Thanx for everything Roe Mike and Tony my homeroom buddies Lori To the partying band members, Don't forget the Mist Luv yas all, Lisa Anita, C'est la vie! Love Susan Good Luck Dilly, Guess Who! Yogi, I love you, forever. BooBoo This is for you Jill and Ree D'ALIRIO Nana - Grampa, We love you, Kelly - Joe 6th Period English tl ith Grade! Pat, Thanks for always being there when I needed you in my last year of school. I Love You. Marybeth Dawn, Good Luck Love Mommy and Daddy Billy O. I love you M.M. Laura, want any mustard. THE GREAT LIPS 83 Deb, Good Luck Always from a friend Kelly, Good Luck from Re D'Aurio You're such a twit! J.S. I Love You P.K. Deb, friends forever, Annmarie Dee, it's hard to say no! Luv Susan Mr. Lips - Wish you could have been here - Mrs. Lips To Miss Alexander Thanks DD, DB Mrs. Benoit, Keep in touch always, Love Mrs. Gentile Dawn Keep Smiling. Thanks for everything. Friends forever, Marianne Ron, Thanks for always being there for me. I love you very much. Forever yours, Patty To John Wish you were here this year. I missed you! l'II always remember the Jr. Prom, and all the laughs and good times we've had. With all my love Heather Lipless, J.G., G. Lips, Wiz, and J.S., Thanx for be ing such great friends, Love Jr. KN When you least expect it expect it To No Friend of Ours THANX BF Missy Have a Ball!! Love Laura Kim Harvey, Heard it from a friend To all my Lipless friends, Good Luck The Great Lips John A. That's Ridiculous! Lori L. Love and Best Wishes - Class of 83 - Dr. Karajanis To The Class of 83 - Thanks for the memories - Dr. K What's Forever for - Class of Bl and Class of 83 To the Physics Club and Strobe Group - Thanks for being the Apple II of my heart!! Dr. K GEBAUER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Cor. Main 8. Kelsey ' n Phone 934-0766 Our information is tree. .ls-sNx...... Congratulations to the Class of 83 From HARSTAN'S JEWELERS St Haven, Conn. 06516 P21315 558 Campbell Ave. West Haven, CT Our goods are reasonable. 934-6014 Compliments ol Congratulations CI l CITY OF WEST aff' FTOITI vw,-un.IN nba' co -4 X if . . NMMA A 4, . ', jE?7i5L E .gan XX lfvwif ga Nu Lxwmmv-um if . '-qucglgp MAYOR LAWRENCE C. MINICHINO WEST HAVEN CITY NEWS Bill Riccio Editor Teresa Haze District V. President Lisa Launder Fund-raising Chairperson Nicole Nardini Karen Choronzy Patricia Dixon Lori Ludoviconi Laury Thomas Store Manager President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Congratulations to DUI' 1983 a':z3::::: ' Marketing and Management Graduates Love Stance it .. TODAY'S ARMY HAS A LDT MCRE TO DFFER Be All That You Can Be. Call or Visit Recruiting Station TED STATES GOVERN WEST HAVEN SAAB WEST HAVEN MOTORS INC. WHERE SERVICE IS SOMETHING SPECIAL! NEW HAVEN COUNTY'S OVER 26 YEARS OF OLDEST SAAB DEALERSHIP AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SALES 81 SERVICE PARTS DEPT. WEST HAVEN 934-6311 WEST HAVEN 932-4757 221 Bull Hill Lane I1 Mile from CT. Tnpke. Exit 421 WEST HAVEN IConvenientIy located oil Boston Post Rd. by Sears Roebuckl Joe Libero , Barber-Stylist ZEB S FISH HOUSE TAKE OUT SEAFOOD 453 Campbell Ave. 934-6556 9 West Haven, CT. EST. 1967 PARTY PLATTERS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS 356 Campbell Ave. West Haven, CT 933-3840 BENTLEY one of New EngIand's Finest 932-3141 GARDENS Nunsme Restorative and Rehabilitative HOME, INC. Centers 310 TERRACE AVE. WEST HAVEN, CT 932-2247 the air event Mniiure Acc,-,and Providing Personalized UNISEX HAIRCUTTING 0, IlQ'jL12 'CD '1v,,,,,o,,,, ,.. g---me -V . E522 I, .p,...., .....R.... , :?3K.E.E. 553 Campbell Avenue :2zr:,s:: West Haven, CT 06516 187 SALES: 934-6396 SERVICE: 934-4796 B O K LOCATION Baybrook Shopping Center 16 Ocean Avenue West Haven, Connecticut 06516 Qwest Haven - Milford Shoreline Bordery Peter Arabolos 320 Campbell Avenue Paul Ford West Haven, Ct. -6516 1203, 933-4575 BOB TED TELEPHONE 12031 934-3100 Emmetts Elmco Service Station TIRES 9 TUBES - BATTERIES 9 REPAIRS - TUNE-UPS ROBERT MAHER Proprietor 286 CAMPBELL AVENUE WEST HAVEN, CT. 127 Orange Av. West Haven. CT Tel. 934-2002 Serving: Breakfast- Lunch -- Dinner 799-2010 I l PLANTE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Building Contractor l Use and Sell Frank Rizzuto RK Products Proprietor and Unicure Products SCORPIO V HAIR STYLIST Call for Appointment Phil Plante 81 Old Tavern Rd. 431 Campbell Ave. Owner Orange, CT West Haven, CT 06516 934-7143 KRASCO Audio STE REQ Audio WEST HAVEN FUNERAL E,,,e,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,, HOME INC. Where the most important stereo component is you! 5 Orange Ave. . 933-1689 West Haven , ,gn-if -. At the Green 7 West Haven, Conn. PM Tel. 934-4933 fir fig? B? tagulations S 5 0.09 Us., MIKE s COBB'S MOBIL SERVICE Frontage Fld., East Haven Phone: Westbound - 467-4409 PIZZA 81 RESTAURANT Italian Dinners - Grinders Cocktail Lounge 111 Campbell Ave. Westhaven, CT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 83 ,11,,..i 3 ANTHONY'S LUNCH 31 Kimberly Ave. 211 So. Colony Rd West Haven Wallingford 933-1700 265-4340 Home of the Original 994: Sub M Farricielli's Flower City Pl' Y l x A if-' S :-i'h'lZ- r 1. 2 1 l2ggijjg'wZtgg,,i- . FLonls'rs - NURSERY - GREENHOUSES , HD 0. W'I'i?ASIg,,S5'f I Professional Floral Service ,. ' INTERIOR PLANT DESIGN ' ?E 5 i3:: ' WEDDING AND FUNERAL DESIGNS ' FRESH FLOWERS DAILY - DAILY SERVICE TO ALL HOSPITALS ' SILK AND DRIED FLOWERS ' HERBAL GARDENS ' HELIUM GIFT BALLOONS - FANCY BASKETS - EXOTIC FLOWERS AND PLANTS ' BONZI SPECIALISTS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AND HOLIDAYS 420 FOREST RD., WEST HAVEN IOPP. ST. LAWRENCE CEMETERY, CALL 397-3173 FLOWERS ev WIRE ANYWHERE WITHIN MINUTES WE DELIVER WORLDWIDE 3 Tnucxs DOMENIC'S a APIZZA PIZZA - SUBS TO GO 18 OCEAN AVENUE WEST HAVEN, CONN. 06516 BAYBROOK SHOPPING CENTER TEL. 932-5353 Copeland's Pet Gallery ' O SPECIALIZING IN t TROPICAL FISH, E MARINE FISH, BIRDS, I V ' PETS 8: PET SUPPLIES Tel. 934-5129 104 CAMPBELL AVE. WEST HAVEN, CONN. 06516 Silverbrook Recreational Center 770-772 Campbell Avenue West Haven Video Machines, Pinball Machines, and Pool Tables Open 7 days a week 10 a.m.-12 p.m. 932-4447 Acknowledgements Board of Education Mr. Alfred Maiorano, Superintendent Dr. John Onofrio, Deputy Superintendent Dr. John Karajanis, Instructional Improvement Coordinator Mr. David Shea, Head Houseleader Mrs. Helen Dorsi, Assistant Houseleader Mrs. Delilah Gomes, Assistant Houseleader Mr. Angelo Rossomando. Assistant Houseleader Taylor Publishing Company, Mr. Frank Ball T. D. Brown Photographers, Mr. Rick Sharpe and Mr. Jeff DiCosimo West Haven City News, Bill Riccio Editor Loring Studios, Mr. Steve Miller We would like to thank Joe Marino for his original cover design. Thanks to Karen Palinko for her Art work Main Office Staff Betty Whitaker and Marianne Pienewski for all their patience and cooperation. Mr. McCreven for his assistance with photographs Many thanks to the entire faculty for allowing us to miss classes and guiding us where help was needed. The Blue Flame Staff would like to express our sincere thanks to Miss Noreen Alexander for standing by us through all the easy and difficult timesg we wouldn't have been able to succeed without her once again much thanks and much love. Blue Flame Staff 1983 To the Class of 1983 we present this edition with the hopes that it has captured the finest memories of your High School years. Blue Flame Staff Philip M. Lapre, Editor Lori Ludoviconi, Assistant Editor Lisa Laoue, Copy Editor Mariann Milano, Lay-out Editor Anita Aportria, Business Editor Rose Raucci, Photography Editor Laura Patriarca, Special Assistant Kim Cerillo, Missy Rosario, Tina Borodkin, Emilio Grillo, Kelly Nebor, Patty Kelly, Mary Mazza, Jennifer Foley, Eleonora Khu, Kathy Dexter, Debbie Deveny, Dawn Burns, Marybeth Dicerbo, Dino Landino, Robin Vendrone, Annmarie D'Aurio, Nick Ricci, Kathy DeGoursey, Susan Cobb, Pam Williams, Shawn Curren. It is the policy of the West Haven Board of Education no! to discriminate on the basis of sex in it's educational progra t t' or empl yment pol s as req d by T tl IX fth 1972 d t lA d t