Wilby High School - Wilby Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

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Our time has come and we are proud to be the class afforded the opportunity to honor Mr. Domenic Coveillo in his first year of principalship. Mr. Coviello, a native Waterburian, was educated locally and later matriculated at the University of Connecti- cut where he received the Bachelor of Science Degree. Continuing his education at the University of Hartford, he then earned two additional degrees — Master of Education and Sixth Year Certificate. While pursuing advanced degrees, Mr. Coviello was an instructor in Mathematics at the University of Connecticut for two years. He also held the responsibility of a Supervising Teacher in Education at the University and an instructor with the Upward Bound Program sponsored by the University of Hartford. Twice he has served as a member of the Evaluating Committee of New England. Mr. Coviello’s teaching experience also includes the town of East Haven, Connecticut, having terminated his employment there to return to Waterbury. For several years he was a teacher at Croft (now Kennedy High School) before coming to Wilby. Upon transferring, he left the classroom and assumed a new role in his career as a Guidance Counselor, a responsibility he held until June, 1969. In September, 1969, Mr. Coviello was appointed a Vice Principal. It ssemed he was well on his way to the goal he had set for himself. And so it was in September, 1972, he was appointed Principal. It is with joy that we the class of’73 dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Coviello! We join your wife, the former Joan Porzenheim, your daughters Martha, Beth, and Donna, your friends, the faculty and the students with a gi- gantic salute — your first graduating class as Principal of Wilby High School. 5 LOUIS PONZILLO Mr. Louis Ponzillo was born and reared in Waterbury, Connecticut. He graduated from Wilby High School and continued his education at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. He received his degree in History and Eng- lish from the School of Education. Presently, he is attending the University of Bridgeport in preparation for his Masters Degree. In addition to teaching Social Studies at Wilby, he teaches at DAYTOP INC., in the High School Equivalency Program and is a group leader in the Drug Seminar Course. In 1969, the Class of ’73 entered Wilby and so did Mr. Ponzillo. The relationship blossomed as the years passed and the rapport was such that his selection as the Junior Class Advisor was a natural one. To continue our success we re-elected him as the Senior Class Advisor. The Class of 73 pays TRIBUTE to you, Mr. Ponzillo for your conscientious help and inspiration given usdur- ini' iinr at ilh AS WE REFLECT PRINCIPAL During your past four years in Wilby, I have grown to know you, my first senior class. You came to Wilby from many different walks of life. You have contributed to making our school community work. Wilby in turn has built the bridge necessary lor you to cross to help make this community, state and nation even greater. The world will turn off no man if he knows where he is going. The vehicle to cross this bridge lies within you knowledge, initiative, motivation, perseverance, and just plain hard work. It has been a joy for me to have been associated with you. I wish you well in your endeavors and hope you will have the success you so richly deserve. 8 VICE PRINCIPALS Mr. Louis Mazzaferro Mr. Mazzaferro, 'Mr. Maz’, as he is affection- ately called by students, was born and reared in Waterbury. His high school years were spent at Crosby which prepared him to enroll at Fairfield University. Four years later, he received his Bache- lors Degree in English. Continuing his thirst for knowledge. Mr. Maz was awarded his Masters Degree and a Sixth Year Degree in Secondary School Administration from the same institution that had nurtured his mind as an undergraduate student Fairfield University. Prior to the position as Vice Principal. Mr. Maz taught English for nine years, here, at Wilby. The Class of'73 wishes Mr. Mazzaferro the best of luck and happiness in the years to come at Wilby High School. Mr. Philip Leonardi Mr. Leonardi is a native Waterburian having attended a public grammar school and later graduating from Sa- cred Heart High School. His Bachelor of Arts Degree was awarded to him at Providence College. The personal need to continue his education was evident after his ma- triculation at the University of Hartford where he re- ceived his Masters Degree. Mr. Leonardi was afforded the opportunity to partici- pate in the Institutes of Italian at Central Connecticut State College and w as also a participating member of the Afro-American Studies group at Cornell University. Recently, he was among a select group of adults and teenagers involved in the Drug Dependency Institute In- ternship Program sponsored by Yale University School of Medicine. In 1966-67 he received a fellowship at the University of Catalina with a major concentration in Italian. Pres- entls. he is enrolled at the University of Connecticut for the Sixth Year Degree Program. The Senior class wishes to extend to Mr. Leonardi good luck and fruitful years at Wilby because of his un- derstanding. dedication, and professional approach to his job as Vice Principal. GVIDA NCE DEPA R Lillian Brown John McKenna Mary Hutchinson Chairman John Delaney ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dennis Murnane Robert Letsky Rosemary Chianese Patricia Cullinan Bernard Dzinski Shyla Wilkinson 12 Catherine Boulay Barbara Bulkovitch John Cianciulli Lenore Gerardi Mary Price Chairman Dorothy Sutton Karen Lawlor Denise Prifty 13 MA THEMA TICS DEPA R TMENT 18 Francis Brennan Gloria Bogen James Harper Robert Freeman Rocco Pugliese Chairman John Petro BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Gaspard LeBlanc Marion VanDeusen Anthony Zanavich Mary Camissa William Kramer Nicholas Porcaro Andrew Sirica Francis Murphy DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Lida Pelletier, Paul Cipriano. John Spadaro, Frank Testa Francis Granato Dr. Nelda Alieva 22 Chairman Rocco Sileo Peter Morcey Frederick O'Brien Mario Ciarlo HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Gay Bartlett Loretta Sweeney Chairman LORETTA ANDREWS Shipper August 2, 1955 Webster Activities: Cheerleader. Room Repre sentative. Glee Club, Afro American Club. Ambition: Music Teacher Favorite saying: “Together JACKIE ANNETTE ARROYRO Chinila September 12, 1955 Washington Activities: Spanish Club Ambition: Probation officer Favorite Saying: “What can 1 tell you“. PHIL ANGELICOLA Filthy Phil March 2, 1955 St. Margarets Ambition: Auto Sheet Metal Refinishing Technician Favorite Saying: “Hi I’m Perverted. ALICE ADOMAITIS September 10, 1954 St. Francis Xavier Ambition: Childcare Favorite saying: What’s up?” CLARENCE ATKINSON Byron August 13, 1954 Webster Activities: Football Yearbook Committee Ambition: Electronic Technician Favorite Saying: How you feel?” WARREN ADAMS Typhoon June 30. 1955 Webster Ambition: To t e rich DAVID ADAMS Lee February 8, 1954 Webster Ambition: undecided Favorite saying. “GOOD” 26 NANCY BENSON None October 30, 1954 St. Francis Xavier Activities: Bookkeeping III Club Ambition: Nursing Favorite saying: “Nothings Impossible LOUIS JOSEPH BIOLO Tick December 31, 1955 Mary Abbott Activities: Work Favorite saying: “Why Not? JACQUESR BEAUMIER Jack January 12, 1955 St. Ann Activities: French Club Ambition: Join the Air Force KAREN BALASH October 6, 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Yearbook Staff, Emerald Club. Ambition: To go to college Favorite Saying: “Unreal DEBORAH ANN BLASI Blaz March 15, 1955 Buck’s Hill Ambition: Secretary Favorite Saying: “Dig it! LINDA BASIL Jim April 4, 1955 Washington Activities: Chccrlcading 2,3,4, Yearbook Committee. Ambition: Dance Instructor Favorite Saying: “Yea, are you? MARION BERKOWITZ Mar April 2, 1955 Beth David Academy Activities: Vice President of Bookkeeping III Club Ambition: Secretary Favorite saying: “Far out 27 ESTELLE THERESA BIBEAU August 18, 1955 Driggs Activities: J.V. Chcerlcading Ambition: Nursing Favorite saying: “Yea right ’ KENNETH ROBERT BLASCHKE JR Ken August 17, 1955 Northeast Activities: C.Y.O. St. Anthony Ambition: Engineer Favorite Saying: Yes Exactly My Feelings!” 28 BRENDA ANN BOMBASSI December 9. 1954 Buck’s Hill Activities: DECA Ambition: Airline Stewardess Favorite saying: “Really!” ELENA BUONOCORE May 9, 1955 Mary Abbott Ambition: To be a secretary Favorite saying: “I went mental!” MARK BARRERE May 30, 1955 Algonquin Ambition: Restaurant Manager Favorite saying: “What’s the word. Buddy!” CHERYL ANN BOUCHER Boucher August 18, 1955 St. Ann’s Ambition: Nursing Favorite saying: “Little Pidgc” FIORE MICHAEL BUONOCORE Flower September 11, 1955 Mary Abbott Activities: Library Club, Travel Club. Ambition: Data Processing Favorite saying: “How’s it Going’’ JOBY BOCHICCHIO Job” January 17, 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Junior V.P., Senior V.P.. Ital- ian Club, Yearbook Committee, Art Club, Tennis Club, Future Nurses Club. Ambition: Nursing Favorite Saying: “You’ve gotta be kidding”. NORMA JEAN BRANCH Branch April 21, 1955 Algonquin Ambition: To find truth, to be happy and to Love. Favorite saying: “Far Out!” LYNNE DEANE BRILLIANT Lindin January 29,1955 Kingsbury Activities: School newspaper. Drama Club, Library Club, Yearbook, French Club, Junior Achievement. Ambition: College Favorite Saying: “Would I lie?” MARSHA BOOTH Crazy June 12, 1953 Kingsbury Activities: Student Council, Afro-Ameri- can Club. Yearbook staff. Ambition: Fashion Merchandising Favorite Saying: “I don’t know”. 29 CARMEN BURGIO Fish May 20. 1954 Algonquin Activities: Nurses Aide Ambition: Build race bikes. MICHAEL JAMES BRENNAN Mike August 27, 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Football and Baseball. Favorite Saying: ‘Uh! Huh!' 30 ELLEN BIENVENUE MU March 4. 1955 Algonquin SUSAN JAYNE BRANGEL Sue January 28, 1955 Buck’s Hill Ambition: Nursing Favorite Saying: “I don’t know . PHYLLIS CALABRESE Fcbraruy 2, 1953 Webster Ambition: Secretary Favorite Saying: “Really” ANN MARIE CANALE Cals December 29. 1955 Sacred Heart Activities: Pep Club, C. Y.O. St. Anthony’s. Ambition: Wife to Teddy. Favorite Saying: “That’s alright. Listen to this!” MICHAEL VINCENTCALLI Mike June 20, 1954 Webster Activities: C.Y.O., Italian Club. French Club, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To get an education. Favorite Saying: “Sure, Sure” RUTH ELAINECAPLAN Rutty September 18, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Model Favorite Saying: ‘Oui vay es muir!” JOSE A. CARDONA Tony January 9,1955 Escuela Intermedia in P R. Ambition: Lawyer or Air Force. GREGORY CHONEY The Chonne August 5. 1954 Webster Activities: Bulling and Skipping, Art Club. Ambition: Reale estate or Lawyer. Favorite Saying: “I love Cindy.” BRUCE EDWARDCARUSILLO A rnie December 28, 1955 Washington Activities: Varsity Baseball. Varsity Golf, Senior Prom Committee, Spanish Club. Art Club, Sport Club, Emerald and Year- book Staff. Ambition: Technology and to play college golf. Favorite Saying: “Anybody got any gum?” 31 CYNTHIA CIAM PI Owasso April 22. 1955 Buck's Hill Activities: Tennis team, guidance. Pep Club. Chairman of photograph section of yearbook. Ambition: Distributive Education Favorite Saying: “I love Greg DONNA MARIE CICCHETTI Chick December 28. 1955 St. Francis Xavier Activities: Cheerleading. Yearbook Staff. Newspaper Staff, Prom Comm. (Junior, Senior). Ambition: Medical Technologist Favorite Saying: “Yeah, are you? 32 DIANE JEAN CAREY Dee July 23, 1955 Buck s Hill Activities: French Club. Band. Guitar. Office Staff. Ambition: Physical Therapist Favorite Saying: “Cram it!” MARK N.CEDELA Sid December 18, 1954 St. Margaret’s Activities: Football Ambition: Computer Engineer Favorite Saying: “That’s cool LINDA J.CIARLO Lin October 21, 1953 Buck’s Hill Favorite Saying: “Oh! Gees DEBBYJ.CLARK Deb January 24,19 Kingsbury Activities: Cheerleading, Jr. and Sr. Prom committee. Yearbook staff. DECA. Ambition: Medical Secretary Favorite Saying: “Arc you serious? SUSAN BERNADETTE CLARK Sue May 2. 1955 Algonquin Activities: Italian Club, C.Y.O. St. Anthony's. Ambition: Nurse L.P.N. Favorite Saying: “Man what’s wrong with you! LEONARD CARMEN COSSETTE Lennie October 10, 1955 Webster Ambition: Solitude Favorue Saying: Go on”. ARROL E. CHATFIELD Chats January 7, 1955 Algonquin Ambition: To work with retarded children Favorite Saying: “You gotta be kidding!” PAMELA CICCARELLI Chicky August 30, 1955 Driggs Activities: Junior prom committee, senior prom commitee. class play. Ambition: Nurse DENISE CODIANNE Neesan May 5, 1955 Buck’s Hill Activities: French Club. Jr. Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Prom Committee. Ambition: Happiness Favorite Saying: “The e is silent! Sit on it!” SHIRLEY ANN CHAMPAGNE August 13. 1955 Washington Activities: Deca representatve (jr.yr.) Ambition: Nurse ALDA CIARLO Mama April 23, 1954 Webster Activities: D.E. I and II Pres. Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Fashion designer Favorite Saying: “Pidge” ELAINE COVIELLO Sweet pea September 19. 1955 Webster Activities: Yearbook Staff. Art Club, Tennis, Pep Club. Italian IV Club. Ambition: Undecided PETER BLANCHARDCREASY Pete July 17, 1955 Kingsbury Ambition: Pilot-Navigator FLORENCE M. COSTANTE Flo May 25, 1955 Activities: Bowling Emerald. Ambition: Teaching Favorite Saying: “You're crazy Mary Abbott Tennis Club, MARIA ROSE COVIELLO Ria August 26, 1955 Driggs Activities: Junior Achievement Ambition: Nursing Favorite Saying: “Guess what”? PATRICIA COUTURE Cooch February 7, 1955 Buck's Hill Activities: Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Committee. Ambition: To live and be happy Favorite Saying: “You're cute. ALLAN DAIGLE Al April 4, 1954 St. Thomas Activities: Band, Library Club, High School Bowling League. Bookkeeping III Club, Wavs and Means Committee, Year- book staff. Ambition: To become a successful CPA MICHAEL D AGOSTINO Sket February 25, 1955 Mary Abbott Activities: C.Y.O., Sports, Yearbook Staff, Drag Racing. Ambition: Electrician Favorite Saying: “Smack Me!” MICHAEL J. DADDONA Mike March 21. 1955 Webster Activities: Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittee. Press Club. Junior Room Rep., Yearbook Editor, Chairman of Senior Section of Year Book. Ambition: Open a restaurant Favorite Saying: “Don't get nervous” MICHELE ANN DORSO Mickey September 30, 1955 Washington Activities: Jr. Prom Committee, Year- book Staff, Sr. Prom Committee, Emer- ald Staff. Ambition: Data Processor Favorite Saying: “You’re sick! DAVID DAVINO Dave April 23, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Italian Club, St. Anthony C.Y.O. Ambition: Electronic Technician Favorite Saying: “Yeah Right? GUY A DUPONT Dup May 4. 1955 St. Margarets Activities: Basketball team. Sr. Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. Spanish Club. Ambition: College Favorite Say ing: “Straighten out 35 MARY M. DI SISTO Mare June 2. 1955 Webster Activities: Pep Club, Italian IV Club. Travel Club, Art Club. Ambition: to travel Favorite Saying: “I have two words for you!” CATHERINE D AVERSA Cat October 19, 1955 Webster Activities: Chorus, Fashion Show Committee. Ambition: Home Ec. Teacher Favorite Saying: “Get your hands off of M GEORGE E. DAVIS Do Die Pearl February 2, 1954 Webster Activities: Basketball Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying: “What it is” AVALINA ROSE DUARTE VE December 17, 1952 Driggs Activities: Chorus Class Ambition: Practical Nurse Favorite Saying: “Go ahead” GAIL M DEVITO Gay September 7, 1955 Webster Activities: Library Club, Italian IV Club, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Teacher Favorite Saying: “That’s really great” JEANNE DAUPHIN Fish July 27, 1955 Kingsbury and St. Anns Activities: Fund raising committee Ambition: Work with children Favorite Saying: “I wish that was me” SCOTT R DILLON Shorty August 19, August 19, 1955 Algonquin Ambition: IBM Computer Operator 36 SYLVIA ELLINGTON Octavia October 9, 1955 Driggs Ambition: Nursing Favorite Saying: “What’s the story, Man”. BOBBERY ANN EDWARDS Bob May 19, 1954 Driggs Activities: Chorus, Guidance Council Staff. Year Book Staff. Ambition: Computer Operator Favorite Saying: “Oh Yea” PATRICIA E. FAPPIANO Oboe'’ September 15. 1955 Mary Abbott Activities: Emerald. Year Book, Chess Club. Band. Bowling Club. Ambition: Physical Education for the handicapped. Favorite Saying: “I can't, but I’ll try.” EUGENE D1LDY Brother April 13, 1955 Webster Ambition: Test Car Driver Favorite Saying: “What’s happening baby.” ANN MARIE FASANO Ann April 16. 1955 St. Thomas Ambition: Secretary Favorite Saying: “Your kidding.” LYNELL DENISE FELTON Tootsie November 27. 1955 Webster Activities: Black Student Coalition. Su- perlative Committee, Lay-out Committee. Ambition: Nurse Favorite Saying: “That’s all right” VICKIE E. FERRINE Vic; Miss Vicky April 2, 1955 Driggs Activities: Jr. Prom .Committee. Afro American Club, Yearbook Committee. Room Rep.. Library Club. Ambition: Accountant Favorite Saying: “I don't know.” 37 JAMIE LISA FREEDMAN Janie May 25. 1955 Kingsbury Activities: National Honor Society. Year- book Committee, School Newspaper. Spanish Club. Ambition: Teach the Deaf Favorite Saying: “Oh my God” KATHLEEN FUSCO Kathy March 31, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Year Book Staff, Italian IV Club. Ambition: Nurse Favorite Saying: “Too Bad” BRUCE ARTHUR FLEMING October 11, 1955 Washington Ambition: Undecided BRIAN JAMES FLEMING October II. 1955 Washington Ambition: Engineering KATHLEEN GALVIN Kathy February 9, 1955 St. Francis Xavier Ambition: To marry Denny Favorite Saying: “What a rip off DONALD ROBERT FRANCOIS Francois April 9. 1955 Algonquin Activities: Band, Homeroom Representa- tive, Yearbook Staff. Emerald Staff. Ambition: Medicine ALENE FILIPPONE May 24, 1955 Mary Abbott Ambition: undecided 38 DONNA ARLENEGATLING Smiley March 19. 1955 Buck’s Hill Activities: Black Student Coalition Ambition: Business Administration LYNDA GENOVESE Lyn December 12. 1955 St. Thomas Activities: J.V. Cheerleading Ambition: Modeling Favorite Saying: “Guess What Happened Last Night?” BRIGIDAGUERRERA Bridget August 8, 1955 Buck’s Hill Ambition: Nurse Favorite Saying: “Your kidding” ELAINE GUERRERA Lance May 10, 1955 Buck’s Hill Ambition: Hair Dresser Favorite Saying: “Are you serious?” 39 LINDA GUERRERA Lin September 30. 1955 Mary Abbott Activities: Room Representative, D.E.C.A.. C.Y.O., C.Y.O. Chcerlcading, YWCA Ambition: L.P.N. or Secretary Favorite Saying: “You’re so queer!” GALE GUISTI Guist December 14. 1954 Buck's Hill Ambition: To become a private secretary and be rich. Favorite Saying: “Really” CHRISTINE MARIE GULE Chris or Sunshine August 20, 1955 St. Mary’s Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Secretary or Model Favorite Saying: “Right here!” ROBERT JULIUS GURWICZ Roh September 21. 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Tennis team. Phi Beta Fraterni- ty Ambition: Doctor Favorite Saying: “I can’t do this” 40 CHRISTYN ANN HOLMES Chris March 5, 1955 Buck’s Hill School Activities: Pres. Band See. Student Coun- cil, Honor Society, Yearbook Committee, Senior Class Committee, Treas. Senior Class. Ambition: Be with G.C. in Wisconsin Favorite Saying: Ya know” LENOREGIGLIO March 11, 1955 St. Mary School WILLIAM P. HALE Billy August 19, 1955 Washington Activities: Bookkeeping Club 2 years. Accountant. Ambition: Accountant Favorite Saying: Wanna skip” BRIAN W HANEY June 13. 1955 Ambition: To enjoy life Driggs DEBORAH MARIE HAMILTON Deb February 3, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Bookkeeping III Club. Youth Fellowship. Ambition: Secretary Favorite Saying: “Hey. now wait a minute! ARTHUR HINTZ An April 13. 1955 Algonquin Activities: Emerald Staff. German Club. Year Book Staff. Youth Fellowship. Se- nior League. Ambition: Hotel Administrator Favorite Saying: Crud PAUL HERBERT Heebes November 5. 1955 Activities: Football. Fund Committee. Ambition: Forest Ranger Webster Raising VIVIAN ANN HARRIS Viv October 29. 1954 Perquimans County Union North Carolina Activities: Senior year book Committee Ambition: Secretary Favorite Say ing: “It’s together” DAVID HURLBUT August 26. 1955 Washington Activities: D.E. Club. Drama Club. Science Club. Talent Club. Ambition: Graduate DIANfc JANE HIRA Goldie August 27, 1955 Mary Abbott Ambition: Nurse Favorite Saying: Skip it” GERARD LEO HARRINGTON Gerry April 23, 1955 Algonquin Ambition: Pharmacist KATHERINE M HALLAWAY Kat July 26, 1955 Algonquin Ambition: Housewife. Favorite saying: ”1 don't know, man!” FRANK HUDEC May 25. 1955 Our Lady of Perpetual Help N. Y. Favorite Saying: “What's the buzz?” STEPHEN HOWARD HODGES Steve February 15, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Band Ambition: Race Cars 42 JOHNC. J'ANTHONY Jav May 7. 1954 B W Tinker Activities: Football, Track. Ambition: Play or coach Football Favorite Saying: “How you doing buddy GEORGE LEONARD INZERILLO Inz December 19, 1955 Webster Ambition: Gearhead Favorite Saying: “Let's Get Stoned KATHY IANNANTUONI Nooch May 5, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Representative I, II. C.Y.O.. Tennis Team. Chemistry Club. Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To be educated Favorite Saying: “What’s the buzz?” DAWN ELLEN IANNANTUONI Del June 13. 1955 Algonquin Activities: Pep Club. School Newspaper. Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying: “You’re kidding?!!!” KAREN JO JACOBOW ITZ Karen August 24. 1955 Woodbury Jr. High Activities: Drama Club. Newspaper Staff. Asst, for Drug Seminars w Mr Ponzillo. Ambition: To help people ELAINE E. INCARDONA E” March 1. 1955 Buck's Hill Activities: Junior Prom Committee, Year- book Staff, Senior Prom Committee. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Favorite Saying: “No, I’m lying” GLORIA JEAN IVERSON Glor November 21. 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Civic Theater. B.Y.F. Drum Corps, Bans, Senior Prom Committee. Ambition: Technician Favorite Saying: “Your kidding” BRUCE JASON ALLEN JONES, III Bruci November 24, 1955 Gordon Swift Jr. High Ambition: To succeed at everything I try to do. Favorite Saying: “Dig it; Check it out. SHARONJARRETT Sher October 3. 1952 Eccleston (Jamaica West Indies) Ambition: Modeling Favorite Saying: “Forget it“ LOWAN I. JARRETT Lo August 4, 1954 Eccleston (Jamaica West Indies) Ambition Executive Secretary Favorite Saying: “So tough” LEONARD JACOBSON Jake August 19. 1954 Kingsbury Activities: Cross Country I. Swimming I, II Ambition: Lumberjack KRISTINEJAWORSKI Kris April 18. 1955 Buck’s Hill Ambition. Legal Secretary Favorite Saying: “That’s DEBRA CARIN KAUNITZ Debbie March 26, 1955 Kingsbury Activities: French Club, Library Club, Emerald, Yearbook Staff, President of Watcrbury Federation of Temple Youth. Ambition: Psychology Favorite Saying: “Guess What!” BARRY KRAMER November 9. 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Student Council -Vice Pres.. Pep Club, Emerald. Yearbook, Senior Activities Comm., Prom, WAFTY, Phi Beta Fraternity, Civic Theatre, Drama Club. Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying: “Unbelievable” LINDA SUE KAHAN Lyn January 4,1956 Kingsbury Activities: Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Committee. Home Room Representative for Yearbook. Ambition: Work with Retarded Children Favorite Saying: “You know me. CHARLESKLOSS Charley-Chuck December 9, 1954 Ogdensburg Public Activities: Football, Track. Ambition: To Play College Football Favorite Saying: “Ah Yo“ FRIEDA KAZIMIEREK Frito Bandito July 20, 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Bowling. Reading Medical Books. Junior Prom, Senior Prom. Year- book Committee. Ambition: Nursing. Mortician. Favorite Saying: Wow Do you believe it“ 45 MARTIN D KUNOFSKY Marty May 20. 195$ Kingsbury Activities: Swimming. Band. Ambition: Pre Med Favorite Say ing: “Dynamite DEBORAH ARLINE KOVAL Debbie June 1. 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Pep Club, French Club, Drama Club. Swim Team. Cheerleader. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Favorite Saying: “Isn't that beautiful ’ 46 DONNA JEAN KOSHIER Don February 6, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Yearbook Staff. C.Y.O. Ambition: Secretary Favorite Saying: “Don’t worry about it! JAMES ROBERT LaPAN Jim February 3, 1955 Washington Ambition: Get a job. WENDY ANN KERNER September 18, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Bookkeeping Club. Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying: “Keep on truckin’’ MAURICE LABONTE Moe November 20, 1953 St. Ann’s Activities: Food Service, Drafting. Ambition: Manager of Grocery Store Favorite Saying: “Hang Man’’ SUSAN ELLEN LEBEL Sue June 14. 1955 Carlisle Jr. High Activities: Pep Club, Band. French Club. Ambition: To become a nurse CHERYL Y LEWIS May 24. 1954 Driggs Aclivitics: Fund raising Ambition: Computer Operator Favorite Saying: “Never take anything you can't handle CAROL LEFKOW ITZ Car November 28, 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Junior Class Officer. J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading. French Club. Year- book Staff, Junior Prom Comm., Senior Prom Comm.. Guidance Staff. Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. Favorite Saying: “So what else is new? DOUGLAS P. LcBEL Doug September 2, 1954 Kingsbury Ambition: Music Favorite Saying: “How ya doin?” STEVEN LONDON Sieve March 28, 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Emerald. Band. Favorite Saying: A leader is best. STEVE LANESEY February 5, 1955 Algonquin Ambition: Undecided SUSAN DIANE LEGASSEY Half-Pint November 5. 1955 Algonquin Activities: C.Y.O. St. Anthony's. Ambition: Waitress LAURA LEE LABELLE Laurie March 28, 1955 Webster Activities: Secretary of Library Club: Fund Raising Comm Ambition: Medical Secretary Favorite Saying: “Don’t Say Hello” 47 HENRY A LEFEVRE Herbie June 6. 1954 Algonquin Ambition: Disk Jockey Favorite Saying: “Shake it squeezy” C. RICHARD MALLAMACI Rich May 5. 1955 St. Mary’s Activities: Football, Tack, Italian Club. D.E. Club. Ambition: To become an accountant Favorite Saying: Bull —it” MARGARET M. McCARTHY Mag” October 5, 1955 Spotsy Junior High, Virginia Activities: Junior Homeroom representa- tive. Pep Club. Tennis Team, Senior Year- book Staff, Committees. Senior Prom Committee. Ambition: To work in a bank and make a million. Favorite Saying: “Ya nuts or somethin” TERRY ELLEN MOORE July 27, 1954 Driggs Ambition: To be happy Favorite Saying: “Everything’s everything.” SHARON LEE LOMBARDI Shar December 5. 1955 Driggs Activities: Yearbook Comm.. Art Club. Ambition: Pursue art career Favorite Saying: “Do you believe it?” LUIGI MANCINI IBM April 1, 1954 Our Lady of Consolata Ambition: Manager Favorite Saying: “Way Marie” JOSEPH MASSETTI Mountain Man March 10, 1955 Webster School Ambition: Own a business Favorite Saying: Anyway!!” 48 CYNTHIA MAUDE McKENNA Cindy December 28, 1955 South Past Secondary . Trinidad West Indies Activities: Drama Club, Afro American Yearbook Committee, Pep Club. Ambition: Actress Favorite Saying. “Do you wanna cut class” FRANCES YVONNE MAGNAVICE Fran October 10, 1955 Algonquin School Activities: Yearbook Comm.. C.Y.O., C.Y.O. Cheerleader. Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher Favorite Saying. “I can’t hack it!” WILLIAM DAVID MATZKEVICH Maiz March 3. 1955 Buck’s Hill Activities: Soph. Jr.. Sr. Pres. Student Council 4 years Varsity Baseball. I year. Varsity Cross Country, J.V. Basketball Chairman, Yearbook Sports Comm. Ambition: Recreation Field Favorite Saying: “Let’s Bolt” KERRY ALLAN MclNTOSH Sam April 15, 1955 Driggs School Activities: Basketball. Track. Ambition: Computer Operator Favorite Saying. “Everything is Every- thing” 49 ROXANNE MANCINI Rock July 26, 1955 Mary Abbott Ambition: To get rich quick Favorite Saying: “Pidge” PATRICIA LYN McCLOSKEY Tish September 8, 1955 St. Marys Ambition: Lots of them RANDY MACKIE The Mack April 25, 1954 Kingsbury Activities: Swimming, Football. EMJETA S. MEKA May 1, 1955 Driggs Activities: Yearbook Committee. School Newspaper. Ambition: To succeed GWENDOLYN MORGAN Gwen October 16, 1953 Webster Activities: DECA JOSEPH MORKYS Joe April II. 1955 St. Ann’s Activities: Tennis Club. Pep Club, Art Club. Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Art Career. Favorite Saying: “Farrrrrrrrr Out!” WELLINGTON McKENNA February 8. 1953 Chinapoo Gov't School Trinidad Activities: Tennis Club Favorite Saying: “Make your own mis- takes” BRUCE LEONARD MARCUS December 3, 1954 Kingsbury School Activities: Drama Club Ambition: Engineering Field DONNA JEAN McPHEE September 6. 1955 Algonquin Favorite Saying: “What a rip!” STEVE FRANCIS MEO Steve July 15. 1955 • Buck’s Hill Activities: Baseball 3 years. Football 3 years. Student Council, French Club, Ju- nior Vice President, Swimming Mgr., Art Club. Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying “Decrepidated!” DOREEN NATELLE Little One March 25. 1954 Buck's Hill Activities: Junior Prom Committee, Se- nior Prom Committee, Senior Class Rep- resentative. Emerald. Yearbook Staff. President of Library Club. Ambition: Social Worker Favorite Saying: “Keep working at it” 51 HERMAN NADEAU Herme May 16, 1954 St. Anne’s Activities: Bookkeeping Club Ambition: Mechanic Favorite Saying: Oh” KEITH NEWSOME SOS. August 30. 1953 Webster Activites: Afro American Club, Yearbook Committee. Favorite Saying: Do unto me. as I shall do unto you” JULIE MAY NORMAND January 27, 1956 Algonquin Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Special Education Favorite Saying: Shoot” JOYCE O'DONNELL August 20, 1955 Buck’s Hill Activities: Tennis Team Ambition: Go to college SHARON LYNN O’CONNOR ”Shar June 6, 1955 Driggs Activities: Yearbook Committee, Art Club. Ambition: To work with animals Favorite Saying: Seriously now” GREGORY LEE NEUMAN Pretiyboy April 25, 1955 Webster Activities: Basketball Team, Afro-Ameri- can Club. Ambition: To obtain top flight position Favorite Saying: My life is natural high” BETTINAS. NEVEUX Tina June 2, 1955 Algonquin Activities: C.Y.O. Color Guard. Ambition: To become horse trainer Favorite Saying: What’s happening?” 52 EILEEN O’KEELE July 23. 1955 Kingsbury Activities: C.Y.O. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader. Pep Club. Ambition: To learn advanced gymnastics Favorite Saying: “No, just don’t bug me” TRACY SUEORKIN Tray July 4, 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Soph.. Junior, Senior Class Secretary, Student Council, Honor Socie- ty, Chcerleading Captain, Band Secretary, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: College Teacher Favorite Saying: “Yeah?” STANLEY EDWARD OZGA Stash April 21, 1955 Buck’s Hill Activities: Cross Country Club. German Club. Ambition: Physical Therapist Favorite Saying: “What’s that action?” PATTI ANN PANTANO Rico June 29. 1955 St. Thomas Activities: Pep Club, C.Y.O. Ambition: Artist. Favorite Saying: “To each his own.” LUCILLE PALLADINO Lu December 17, 1955 Webster Activities: Pep Club, Italian Club, C.Y.O. Ambition: Nurse Favorite Saying: “You’re so queer” ANNE MARIE PARENTE Ann March 3, 1955 St. Lucy’s Activities: Yearbook Staff, Art Club, Pep Club. Tennis Club, Italian Club. Ambition: Nurse Favorite Saying: “Sure, Sure, Dyna- mite” ALLEN DAVID PECK AT' October 9, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Student Council (4). Drug Awareness Seminar. Cross Country. Press Club. Emerald Staff, Jr. Prom Comm., Pres, of Student Council, Sr. Prom Comm. Ambition: Medical Research 53 SUSAN PELLETIER Sue February 15, 1955 Algonquin Activities: C.Y.O. Youth Council. C.Y.O., Yearbook Book Staff. Ambition: Special Ed. Teacher Favorite Saying: “What a hassle!” SANDRAJEAN PERUGINI Sandi March I, 1955 Mary Abbott Activities: Yearbook Staff. Senior Prom Committee, Chess Club. Pep Club, Vice President of D.E.C.A. Ambition: Executive secretary to live in Europe. Favorite Saying: “Was there something in that tea!” JOSEPH PERUGINI ”C” Man July 30. 1955 St. Lucy's Activities: Deca I II Ambition: To be rich Favorite Saying: “Oh Man” DENISE PERREAULT Dee November 3, 1955 St. Ann Activities: Bookkeeping Club, Deca Club. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Favorite Saying: “Oh, my God” MICHAEL PERROTTI Vila January 10, 1956 Webster Activities: Chess Club. Italian IV. Ambition: Become rich Favorite Saying: “You're burnt!” 54 NATHANIEL PERRY Nate September 18, 1955 Webster Activities: JV Basketball, V.P. of Library Club, Student Council, Afro American Club. Ambition: To learn how to live Favorite Saying: “Loretta ALFRED PETITTI AI September 15, 1954 Bucks Hill Ambition: Oceanographer Favorite Saying: “Hey man, what's hap- pening!” LESBIA REYES Leslie February 6. 1954 Miguel Melendez Munoz (in Puerto Rico) PAULA BETH RASKIN Ambition: Secretary Paul March 25, 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Tennis team, French Club, Emerald Staff. Yearbook Staff. Senior Prom Committee. Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying: “It’s not fair” 55 ALAN M RUSSO Al December 3, 1954 Buck's Hill Activities: Swimming. Chorus, Guitar. Ambition: Electrician Technician ROLANDC. ROBUSTELLI Roily December 23, 1955 St. Lucy's Activities: Football, Student Council, Room Representative. Ambition: To get through college Favorite Saying: “That s cool” SHARON ANN RODITIS Shar July 13, 1955 Algonquin Activities: French Club. Junior Prom Comm.. Room Rep. III. Senior Class Fund Raising. Senior Prom Comm. Staff. Ambition: Medical Technician Favorite Saying: “Take it easy!” EILEEN RUSSO Eye October 19. 1955 Algonquin Activities: Yearbook Staff Ambition: Author Favorite Saying: “You Dummy” JOSEPH SALVATORE RINALDI Joe November 16, 1955 Buck’s Hill Activities: Football. Italian IV Club. Ambition: Physical Therapist Favorite Saying: “Shoes” JEFFREY STEPHEN ROBERTS Jeff October 11. 1954 St. Margaret s Activities: Football. Band Ambition: Get Rich Favorite Saying: “Rock Out” KENNETH JOHN REICHARDT Little Germany November 10, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Chess Club Ambition: U.S. Air Force Favorite Saying: “Far Out!! ALEXANDER ROZUM JR Ralex February 21.1955 Algonquin Activities: Art Club, Emerald Staff. Prom Committees, III IV (Junior-Senior) Sen. Fund Raising Comm. Ambition: Move on to Bigger Better things. Favorite Saying: “A Duck” TONI C. S. ROBERTS Jay Ton November 11. 1954 Public School 9, N.V. Activities: Library Club. Future Nurses Club. Ambition. Nursing Favorite Saying: “Hi. How Ya Doing” CYNTHIA MARY RINALDI Cin February 24. 1955 Buck’s Hill Activities: Guidance Staff Ambition: Phys. Ed Teacher Favorite Saying: “I Promise' JUAN RODRIGUEZ Juan January 29. 1955 Kcnnctt Square, Penn. Activities: Band ANTHONY JOHN RINALDI DA January 24, 1956 Mary Abbott Ambition: Engineering CATHERINE ANN ROMANUK Rona January 16. 1955 Algonquin Activities: French Club. Drama Club. Fund Raising Comm.. Yearbook Staff. Tennis Team. C.Y.O. cheerleader. C.Y.O. Youth Council. Ambition: Nurse Favorite Saying: “Do you want to hear a hot on a hot one!!? DAVID BERNARD ROSA Dave May 16. 1955 Saint Mary’s Activities: Swim Team. Golf Team. Fund Raising Committee. Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To become a Psychologist Favorite Saying: “I’m Hip” 57 ANGELA ANTONIS SAMPIERI Angel June 13, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Glee Club, C.Y.O. Ambition: Nursing Favorite Saying: “Arc you serious?” PATRICIA ROBINSON Pat May 10, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Nurse Favorite Saying: “Bull” PAULA ROSA Jayne November 25, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Yearbook StalT Ambition: To be rich Favorite Saying: “I just don't know.” LILLIAN MARIE RODRIGUEZ Lilly December 22. 1954 Maloney Ambition: Secretary FRANK MICHAEL SANTOROJR Frank October 12. 1955 Algonquin Activities: Football, golf. Ambition: Teacher Favorite Saying: “What arc you doing” DONNA MARIESCHIAVONE December 31, 1952 Webster Activities: C.Y.O., Bookkeeping Club. Ambition: Secretary Favorite Saying: “1 don’t know PATRICIA ANN SCHULTE Pat June 13, 1954 Buck’s Hill Activiies: Deca I, Deca II. Yearbook Staff. Junior Ach. C.Y.O. Ambition: Accountant Favorite Saying: “I got to get out of here, before I go nuts.” CYNTHIA LEESCRIVER Cindy Dec. I, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Pep Club. Yearbook Staff. Room Representative I, tennis. C.Y.O.. C.Y.O. Youth Council. Ambition: Registered Nurse Favorite Saying: “It’s Just Too. DEBRA LOU SILVERMAN ‘Deb' October 28. 1955 Kingsbury Activities: French Club, Junior Senior Prom Committee, Honor Society, Year- book Staff, Guidance Staff, Student Council. Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying: “Oh my God! SCOTT STEVEN SERAFINE October 26, 1955 Buck‘s Hill Activities: (Captain) Swimming Team, Fund Raising Committee. Senior Prom Committee. Ambition: Major League Coach Favorite Saying: “Don't get on me. MARK JOHN SERAFINE Sunshine, crazy Sera, old dog. Sard January 21, 1954 Bucks Hill Ambition: Who knows Favorite Saying: “Holy chick 59 FRANCES SALVATORE Fran October 22. 1952 Mary Abbott Activities: Chorus Ambition: A Receptionist Favorite Saying: ‘l can't believe it” NANCY BETH SENA Nonce May 9. 1955 Kingsbury Activities: Chccrlcading, Yearbook Staff, Senior Fund Raising Committee, Class Play Ambition: Nurse 60 SHEILA SUSAN SHEEHAN She June 14, 1955 Buck’s Hill Activities: Yearbook. Senior Prom Com- mittee. Ambition: Teacher Favorite Saying: “I don’t know and I don’t care”. MARK WILLIAM SILLS Joe May 23, 1955 St. Thomas School Activities: Student Council, Football Team, Emerald Staff. Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying: “All Right” LYNN ANNETTE SEARS “Lynnie April 16, 1955 Driggs Activities: Black Student Coalition. Year- book Staff, Library Club. Ambition: Child Physology Favorite Saying: “Easy Baby” TERRI LYNN SHEPHERD November 17, 1954 Kingsbury Activities: Press Club, Drama Club, Se- nior Fund Raising. Yearbook Staff, Chess Club, Band. Medical Explores. Ambition: Surgeon Favorite Saying: “What a Clutz!” ANTONIO SOUSA Tony March 9, 1955 Washington Ambition: To be rich Favorite Saying: “You still doing it huh!!!” LYNN ELIZABETH SIHAU Lynnie March 4. 1955 Mary Abbott Ambition: Medical Field HOLLY JANESHILLER Holy March 27, 1955 Beth David Academy Activities: Yearbook Committee, School Newspaper, National Honor Society, Spanish Club. Ambition: Teacher of exceptional children Favorite Saying: “I don't belive it!” DEBRA A. SHERMAN Debbie July 25, 1955 Buck's Hill Activities: Secretary of Bookkeeping Club III Ways Means Club. Ambition: Secretary of Fashion Designer Favorite Saying: “What's happening” DONALD MICHAEL SNYDER Duke Feb. 4, 1955 Algonquin Activities: C.Y.O. basketball, baseball. Ambition: Teacher Favorite Saying: “Yea Right.” 61 STEVENSLOKUS Steve May 9, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Rifle Club. Science Club. Tal- ent Club. (Kaynor Tech) DORIS LEA SOULDS Dorcey July 26, 1954 Driggs Activities: Yearbook Staff. Library Club. Spanish Club. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher Favorite Saying: “I know!” JEANETTE STANLEY Jean March 30, 1954 Driggs Activities: Yearbook Staff. Emerald Staff. Afro American Club. Zion Baptist Young People’s Choir. Zion Baptist Radio Choir. Ambition: Secretary Favorite Saying: “It's up to you” ROSS ALEXANDER STEVENSON August 31, 1955 Algonquin Ambition: Mortican Favorite Saying: “Tell me about it.” THOMAS PETER STACK ’’Torn Slick May 20, 1955 St. Margarets Activities: Football, Art Club, Travel Club. Ambition: Further my education, main- tain my life happiness in Vermont. Favorite Saying: “What the heck. I have 2 words for you. NIXIA I. SOTO Shorty May 28, 1954 Los Alisos (California) Ambition: Private Secretary Favorite Saying: “If at first you don’t suc- ceed. try. try again. SANDRA JOYCE STEWART San July 31, 1955 Algonquin Activities: President Youth Fellowship Ambition: Nursing Favorite Saying: “Arc you kidding.” 62 DIANE JtANTRUMBLEY D or Di August 17, 1955 Algonquin Activities Glee Club Ambition: pyschology Favorite Saying: “Far Out”; “Smile” SANDRA MARIE TREPICCIONE Trep May 9, 1955 Mary Abbott School Activities: Bowling Club Ambition: Art Teacher Favorite Saying: “I’ve had it with you!” YOLETTE A. TAPPIN January 5, 1955 Central Branch Activitities: Afro American Club Ambition: X-Ray Technician Favorite Saying: “What’s Happening” LOUIS D.TOMASIELLO Lou June 27, 1953 Bucks Hill School Activities: Fishing. Hunting. Scuba diving, swimming, waterskiing, snow skiing. Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying: “What you can put off today, do tomorrow. JANICE LYNN TAMMARO Jan March 3, 1955 St. Margaret School Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Fashion Designer or Writer Favorite Saying: “Look at the bike!” CHARLENE ANITA VANN Shoriie March 5. 1955 Buck’s Hill Activities: Yearbook Staff. Drama Club. Travel Club. Ambition: To continue in my Christian Ministry. Favorite Saying: “What it is” RICHARD DAVID VANASSE Rich June 15, 1955 St. Margaret School Activities; Band. Yearbook Staff Ambition: Pharmacist Favorite Saying: “What!!” 63 TERESA VAN DELFT ''Ville’ PATRICIA ANN VABOLIS Patty Mary 26. 1955 St. Margaret School Activities: Bookkeeping III Club. Ambition: General Secretary Favorite Saying: “You have no sense of humor. March 30, 1955 Algonquin Activities: Prom Committee Ambition: Executive Secretary Favorite Saying: “What arc you sick ANDRE’ RAYMOND VEILLETTE Reg November 27. 1954 Drigg’s School Ambition: Undecided Favorite Saying: “Ready any time you are ALBERT VAGNINI October 23. 1955 St. Francis Xavier School Activities: D.C.E.A.Club Ambition: Chemical Technician Favorite Saying: “Hey Sweetie” 64 GEORGIA VELEZIS George October 20, 1953 Driggs School Activities: Drama Club, Guidance Office. Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Social Worker Favorite Saying: “Really DELPHINE VIERRA Del June 10, 1954 Driggs School Activiiies: Junior Prom Committee. Ju- nior Class Representative. Pep Club. Se- nior Class Committee, Yearbook Staff, Tennis Team. Favorite Saying: “Your Kidding!' ANITA VITONE Mouth September 22. 1955 Mary Abbott Ambition: Inhalation Therapist Favorite Saying: “OHINO” WILLIAM WALTON Willie J. October 19, 1955 Driggs Activities: Chorus Class, Cross Country, Track. Teams. Band. Ambition: Teach Music Favorite Saying: “Right on ELIZABETH MICHELE W ALLACE Betsy February I. 1955 St. Margarets Activities: Varsity Cheerleading, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Prom Commit- tee. Ambition: Actress Favorite Saying: “Wierd” NADINE WHITE Nae June 30, 1955 Driggs School Activ ities: Yearbook Staff, Emerald Staff. Travel Club Ambition: Secretary, and to live in a peaceful Democracy. Favorite Saying: “What a hassel. It’s played out 65 DON CALVIN WARD Ace October 28. 1955 Algonquin Activities: Football, Drama Club. Ambition: To be a chemist. Favorite Saying: “Homework ruins the mind ROBIN FAITH WEISMAN Rob September 23. 1955 Beth David Academy Activities: Varsity Tennis, French Club. French Club, Emerald Staff, Yearbook Staff, Art Club, Treas. Ambition: Psychiatrist Favorite Saying: “You’re so stupid SHARON IRENE WEINBERG Sher September 30, 1955 Kingsbury School Activities: Pep Club, Drama Club. Ambition: Secretary Favorite Saying: “f don’t believe it WENDY WILLIAMS November 6. 1955 Algonquin Activities: Glee Club Ambition: Radiologist Favorite Saying: “Nobody’s perfect STANLEY BARNETT WASHINGTON Slash Mary 23, 1955 Driggs Activities: Football, Track. Basketball and Glee Club. Ambition: Air Force Favorit Saying: “Ready any Time CORRINE EMILLE WIERZBICKI Cor September 29, 1954 St. Annes School Ambition. Medical Teacher Favorite Saying: “Arc You Serious GALE ANN WILLIAMS Ga Ga January 12, 1956 Sprague School Activities: Bookkeeping Club Ambition: Nurse or Bookkeeper 66 GARY WOODS Wads September 20, 1955 Mary Abbott Activities: Chorus, Cooking, Skipping class. Bulling and going nuts and Booze Ambition: Army Career Favorite Saying: “How’s Your Knee” VICTORIA ZABBARRO Vicki September 28, 1954 Algonquin Activities: D.E.C.A. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Favorite Saying: “You wish” C. ROBERT ZELINGER Bob December 2. 1955 Beth David Academy Activities: Emerald Staff, National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Lawyer CA MERA SH Y JOHN R BARBINO February 13, 1955 Bucks Hill Ambition: To graduate Favorite Saying: “How’s it going ALAN RAYMONDCAISSE November 28, 1955 Saint Francis Ambition: Musician GARY MICHAEL HORSTMANN September 23, 1954 St. Mary’s JAMES BISBY BURTON J B October 7, 1954 Pasquotank County Activities: Football and Track Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Favorite Saying: “Yeah!” RONALD SANCHEZ CARRASGUILLO Ronnie December 18, 1953 Driggs School Ambition: Air Force Favorite Saying: “Kimosaber” MANUEL LOPEZ December 25, 1952 RICHARD BUTLER Chuck March 24, 1955 St. Thomas Activities: Chorus, shipping class, bulling, going nuts, booze. Ambition: I. Therapist Favorite Saying: “He’s Bagged” EUGENE DIONNE Gene August 17, 1955 Washington RUDOLPH LOPEZ, JR. June 29. 1954 67 MICHAEL DUVA JR. Duv December 12, 1953 St. Margaret Activities: Band. Ambition: Professional Musician. Favorite Saying: “Scum Bag.” NORMAN ROLAND FORTIER Aforme January 12. 1956 St. Ann's Ambition: Undecide. Favorite Saying: “You'll get over it.” KURT ALLEN GRAVELINE Bunny October 12. 1955 Algonquin Ambition: Compute Troubleshooter. Favorite Saying: “Let's party.” DEBRA ANN KELLY Debbie October 19. 1955 St. Margarets KATHRYN MARY KNICK September 10. 1954 Saint Francis Ambition: Undecided. JEFFREY DALE MALM January 17. 1955 Algonquin CHARLES ERVIN MOSE Mia mi March 19. 1955 Lake Wales Jr. High Activities: Football Team. Track Team. Ambition: Togo to college. Favorite Saying: “Lay it on me.” DEBORAH SHIRLEY PARKMOND Dee December 14, 1954 Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Legal Secretary. Favorite Saying: “Slay on the good fool.” OSCAR PIERCE JR. or March 22, 1955 Driggs Activities: Black student union. Girl watcher. Militant organizer. Ambition: Professor of psychology Favorite Saying: “Who got the weed.” BRIAN M PIRRO Bucks Hill December 10. 1954 Ambition: Auto-body man. CHERYL PISCIOTTI February 13, 1955 St. Margaret Activities: Secretary of Distributive Education. Ambition: Undecided. EUGENE REILLY Roach September 14. 1955 Algonquin Ambition: To Live. Favorite Saying: “What’s up!” ANTHONY RICHARD SALVIO Tony November 23, 1955 Webster Ambition: Conservation. ROBIN LEE SAVARD George June 7, 1955 Driggs Ambition: Artist. Favorite Saying: “Oh man freaky or Good Grief.” GARY KURT STARK x GAR June 17, 1954 Webster School Activities: Bookkeeping III. Ambition: Accounting. CHARLIE RAYMOND STATEN Super Fly February 18. 1955 Webster School Activites: Bookceping Club. Football, Basketball. Ambition: Football Player. Favorit Saying: “I'll take it from the Front.” ERLENE ANNE THOMAS Rockie January 26, 1955 Kingsbury School A cti vitics: Pep CIu b. Tennis Team. Ambition: Serve America. Favorite Saying: “Wanna hear a joke? MICHAEL THOMAS THUT Mike June 6. 1955 Bucks Hill School Activities: None. Ambition: Machinist. Favorite Saying: “Let's Bull School.” DOUGLAS WEAVING Doug July 27, 1955 Washington School Activities: Track, Crosscountry. Ambition: Become rich and retire young. Favorite Saying: “Far Out.” DENNIS JAMES W HITE Whitey June 8, 1955 St. Francis Xavier Activities: Food Service, Ping Pong. Ambition: Business Man. Favorite Saying: “How ya doing.” LINDA WILLIAMS Lyda June 12, 1955 Wilson Activities: D.E. Club. Ambition: Drama. Favorite Saying: “Right On.” 68 £RLA7y MOST VERSATILE Kathy Fusco Steve M FRIENDLIEST Jeff Roberts Joby Bochicchio CLASS CHATTER BOX Mike D'Agostino Jeanette Stanley MOSTCHEERFUL Paul Hebert Kathy Iannantuoni MOST STUDIOUS Steve London Emjeta Meka 59 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mickey Dorso Barry Kramer CLASS OPTIMIST Mike Perrotti Donna Cicchetti CLASS FLIRTS Clarence Atkinson Sharon Roditis MOST POPULAR Marsha Booth Mark Sills CLASS DREAMERS Tony Sousa Nancy Sena MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ellen Bienvenue Marty Kunosfky CLASS ALIBIERS Guy Dupont Alda Ciarlo TEACHERS HEADACHE Anita Vitone Gary Woods BEST LOOKING Steve Slokus Lenore Giglio CLASS ACTOR ACTRESS Roland Robustelli Betsy Wallace BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Sharon Lombardi Dave Rosa 72 2§£L£L' , MRS. DOLLY GALLAGHER LEVI ............... Betsy Wallace ERNESTINA MONEY .................................. Gloria Iverson AMBROSE KEMPER ......................... Robert Gurwicz HORACE VANDERGELDER .................... Roland Robustelli ERMENGARDE .............................. Robin Weisman CORNELIUS HACKL .......................... Arthur Hintzj BARNABY TUCKER ......................... Joseph Rinaldi' MINNIE FAY ............................. Sharon Roditis IRENE MOLLOY ........................... Christyn Holmes MRS. ROSE ............................... Terri Shepherd RUDOLPH ................................. Barry Kramer CHEF ...................................... Steve Meo JUDGE ................................... Scott Serafine COURT CLERK .............................. Guy Dupont POLICEMAN ............................. Ron Carrasquillo STANLEY .................................. Greg Choney CHORUS Patti Pantano Paula Raskin Toni Roberts Tracy Orkin Terri Shepherd Carol Lefkowitz Cynthia Ciampi Debbie Clark Linda Kahan Denise Codianne Brigette Guerrera Musical Director Mr. Richard De Rosa Pam Ciccarelli Ruth Caplan Loretta Andrews Charleen Vann Elaine Coviello Joby Bocchicchio Linda Basil Ron Carrasquillo Dave Rosa Mark Cedela Steve Meo 73 m WILBY FOOTBALL TEAM SCORE BOX OPPONENTS WILBY OPPONENT CROSBY 34 0 WATERTOWN 20 18 FERMI 42 22 NAUGATUCK 6 41 KENNEDY 50 22 TORRINGTON 6 16 HOLY CROSS 20 14 SACRED HEART 28 12 OVERALL RECORD — 6 wins — 2 losses NAUGATUCK VALLEY LEAGUE RECORD — 5 wins — 2 losses 1972-73 CAPTAINS — Charlie Kloss, Charlie Staten, Jim Arlinc Our football team came through with flying colors by posting a 6-2 record and clinching the city title. The team was always fighting and it manifested itself in this year's rec- ord. Coach O’Brien was surely there in command and the team knew it. Jim Arline, a junior, sparkled for the Cat’s scoring 118 of Wilby’s 206 points. Wilby had a very successful season. FOOTBALL TEAM IstROW. .-R Peter Angrave. Michael Brennan, Frank Santoro, John J’Anthony, Roland Robustelli, Charles Mosc. Jeff Roberts, Steve Meo. 2nd ROW: Joseph Rinaldi. Charles Kloss, Don Ward. Jack Battista, Stanley Wash- ington. Mark Cedclla. Paul Herbert. 3rd ROW Mark Sills, Peter Heald. Steve Jennings. Joe Fillipone. Nick Amato, Jeff Luschenat. Peter Luschenat, Bob Guerriero. 4th ROW: Ray DiToto, John Beauchamp, Bruce Kramer. Mike Hyzcar. Lou Rinaldi, David Jones, Lou Santos, Robert Gaston. 5th ROW: Chris Hayes, Mike Cardozzi, John Na- politano, Rick Speck. Bob Boland. BACK ROW John McKenna, James Arlinc, Charles Staten, Elwood Davis, Steve Raskin, Dom Daddona, Mike Turonis. Civitan Award Steve Meo 26 Victor Mambruno Award James Arline 11 SENIORS SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS 1st ROW L-R: Mark Sills, Vodka Hofflcr, Peter Angrave, Mark Santoro, Charles Kloss, John J’Anthony. Don Ward. Mike Brennan, Cedella. Steve Meo, Joe Rinaldi, Jeff Roberts, Charles Mose. 2nd Charles Staten. ROW: Stanley Washington, Jim Arline, Roland Robustelli, Frank 1st ROW L. TO R.: Walter Stiff, John Hall, Mark Chateauneuf, Todd Freedman, Samford Becker, John Prado. 2nd ROW L. TO R.: Tony Russo, Bill McEntee, Don Stankus, Dennis Lacroix, Wayne Murray, Don Boyd. 3rd ROW L. TO R Scott Serafine, Marty Kunofsky, Harold Marcuse, Dave Rosa, Bruce Kramer. Alan Russo. SWIMMING Even though our Swim Team’s record was 1-12, this did not accurately reflect the swimmers ability. This was evident in the State meet where Wilby placed 6th in a field of 17 schools. Wilby, by no means, was smothered in the regular season. Many of their meets came right down to the last relay which produced much excitement. The team was captained by Scott Serefine, Dave Rosa, and Marty Kunofsky. Mr. Ned Fossbender was the head coach, and Alex Jacovino the assistant coach. With Wilby having a young and inexperienced team for the most part, we were suc- cessful in many respects. 82 I hope this water is warm Kramer will you please go What a Hairdo. Friendly words of advice. AT RIGHT. Who said I can't fly. 1st ROW ABOVE. Linda Kahan, Dave Rosa, Paula Raskin. 2nd ROW: Scott Searfine. Marty Kunofsky, Alan Russo. 400 Yard Freestyle Relay All State: Martin Kunofsky, Alan Russo. Tony Russo, Scott Scrafinc. AT RIGHT. Coach Fossbender, Assistant Coach Alex Jacovino. 84 CROSS COUNTR Y This year’s Cross Country team achieved the best record in Wilby history. The team was led to its victory by Willie Walton, Sam McIntosh, Hugh White, Carlos Neves, Michael Stevenson and Harold Marcuse. Coach Wise is very opti- mistic about the future. There were only two seniors on the team. 1st ROW L. TO R : Sam McIntosh, Harold Marcuse, Willie Walton. 2nd ROW L. TO R.: Lloyd Miller. Michael Stevenson, Carlos Neves, George Heilman. 3rd ROW L. TO R Alvin Pope. James Lee, Scott Fitzgerald. 4th ROW L. TO R Edward Lawson, Coach Wise. Roger Bournival. Seniors on Cross Country Team. Sam McIntosh and Willie Walton doing their thing. ■CHfiS ___J£L. Willie Walton was the outstanding senior on the team and also provided leadership for all the younger runners. TRACK TEAM 1st ROW L TO R Mark Croteou, Tony Thomas, Lloyd Miller, Joe Donato, Carlos Neves, Russ Mackie. 2nd ROW I. TO R Michael Ste- venson Donell Nixon, Tim Paschali. Douglas Charland, Stuart Fitzgerald, Ron Anthony. )rd ROW L TO R : Oscar Johnson, John Mc- Kenna, Mike Cardozzi. Dorn Daddona. Steve Jennings. 4ih ROW L TO R Willie Parker. Randall Bulls, Mike Turonis. 5th ROW Coach Robert Freeman. TRACK TEAM Wilby’s Track Team was justified in boasting of their successful season. The team qualified for the Naugatuck Valley League (N.V.L.) Meet with several teammates tieing and setting school records in the City Meet. The N.V.L. Meet saw Willie Parker run the 440 and 220 yard dash, respectively. Carlos Neves participated in the Mile and Two Mile run while Donall Nixon exhibited his skill in the Long Jump event. The City Meet showed Neves setting a school record and placing fifth in the Two Mile run with a time of 10: 46 seconds. Neves had demonstrated his skill earlier against Holy Cross running the Mile in 4:51 seconds set- ting another school record. Parker’s time of 54 seconds flat in the 440 tied still another school record which placed him second in the event. Nothing seemed to dampen Parker’s determina- tion as he continued to demonstrate his talent against Crosby. This time he ran the 220 yard dash in 23.4 sec- onds, again tieing a school record. The City Meet contin- ued to show off the talents of Wilby. Michael Stevenson placed third in the Triple Jump with a distance of 36 feet and 11 inches. Nixon placed fourth in the Long Jump with a distance of 18 feet and 8 inches. Tim Paschali, in the Long Jump event, had a distance of 18 feet and 6 inches which gave him a fifth placement. The team is proud of its achievement this year and is enthusiastically looking toward next year when they will surpass the standing records. Willie Parker and Carlos Neves were selected on the 1973 Nauga- tuck Valley League Team as Coach Freeman smiles. Tim Paschali sprinter Javelin Throwers Russ Mackie sprinter Shot Put Jim Arnoe and two KKI ugatuc ns k Cops ring the Atlanta Br � der Bill Gr n in relief finished five hit and wa ed two infield double pi JJl he Id Mattatuck Talt Nine Humbles Watertown )p.m I agi WATERTOWN - a trio of said teams y ) Sa raft School batsmen — Mike Tuesday will not tv j •ned I Stone, Mark Lux, and Scott to play in the league rwi rcLuschena collected av � als b brace of hi ; ‘ urday to spear- sday’s confab will be 2 Red attack in jet-together before the Victory over Wa- tarts play on Friday. J' the hi Today � I a top ts Tuesda v filiations w ? meeting Central Coj Associati' relations he league wi sixth team ami ram 'uncrested would be ne to attend the meeting tact him dunng the day Building five teams making up the Otudk igers game udden storm si f p in and the g« ed after a 54-minut game will have to at a later date bee bs already have a ader scheduled tod rid was inundated so he flroundkeepers will problem getting it in si today’s games. The sudden storm after each team scored the 12th and the Dodge) runner on second with in the 13th inning. The Dodgers took a in the 12th inning Russell’s sacrifice fly st at Braves tied it in the la League inning when Dave John uilding hit by a Charley Houg Frank with two out and sc Lum's double aves. behind 6 ighth, came uf ally to tie the } d it into extra maxed by pine! three-run da Igers tippea the game • to ante Naugati hearts, Game iieCance rquiro Basketball Team WILBY OPPONENT 60 Wolcott 50 59 Holy Cross 59 i 53 Sacred Heart ........ 53 75 Pulaski ............. 55 54 Kennedy 54 67 Pulaski..............51 81 Watertown 61 59 Wolcott 56 77 Crosby 65 91 Hillhouse 90 62 Torrington 55 79 Holy Cross 67 77 Watertown ............63 83 Naugatuck 66 55 Sacred Heart 53 50 Kennedy 49 72 Torrington........... 57 66 Naugatuck 64 79 Crosby .............. 66 60 Bristol Central ..... 55 62 Warren Harding ...... 53 TEAM RECORD WL Regular Season Record 13-6 Tournament Record l-l Naugatuck Valley League 8-6 Overall Record 14-7 THE CATS This year’s Basketball team had a very productive year. After getting off to a slow start by losing 3 of their first 5 games, the Cats gradually picked up by going on a 6 game win- ning streak. Having a young team with only two seniors on the squad, Sam McIntosh and George Davis, Wilby is sure to be a threat in the State next year. Wilby had a very ex- citing tournament showing by eliminating Bristol Central in its first game and losing to a tough sec- ond ranked Warren Hard- ing team in a tense second game. Harding eventually went on to become class “L” State champs. Captain James Arline capped a fine season with his selection on the Nauga- tuck Valley League second team and honorable men- tion Class “A” All State. Lou Canady, mean- while, received a first team All Valley spot and was a second team selection on both the All-State and All City teams. ..... Mr- - - — - — — the V ----, v„, Waterville i Hu,if. t! iy a.' Southingtoi Buns vs. Stevens Co.. Wa 71 ign iGlastonburj . -3. ;n a Centra! Valley C ice baseball game th i innings of work Mon four Sons ■ oievens lc X 4. Joyce's Bridal vs. H. u': ‘‘fhci.i, a Topj awks « 3Hearts, IS Rest. Wale rwr f jOJ Camoerland vs ( WolCOtt ( AC Met Loop yi t W Is Ton iffh lclors Sacred Heart I Sacred Heart High c i- moft tot V ‘ , 'V 30 ..t the City Clerk's the Chase Building, e «id en t Frink PI „ 5, .So, teams are their entry lee Ansonia. o-O the meetin l(UPll .weather force 'turday of lsebaii gar Val Expo I earts Win 34 fim BASKETBALL TEAM 1st ROW L. TO R James Lee. Robert Gaston, James Arlinc, Captain, Louis Canady, George Davis. 2nd ROW: Kerry McIntosh. Michael Ste- venson, Alvin Pope, Gary Lee. Willie Parker. 3rd ROW Robert Letsky, Assistant Coach. Wayne Yeldell, Henry Wade. Maurice Roberts, Jack Delaney, Coach. Parker for two on a jumpshot. Arlinc hits a jumper vs. Sa cred Heart. Lou Canady beats Hanson of Holy Cross for two points - GOLF ' 1st ROW L. TO R.: Greg Knapp, Pete Angrave, Capt. Frank Santoro, Bruce Carusillo, Steve London, Coach Dan Cicchetti. GOLF TEAM Even though our team didn’t have a winning season this year each individual gave 100 percent of himself toward the team. The competition was good, several times, only one or two strokes was the deciding factor in the match. The golf team did not win many matches none-the-less, each member won the praise of Coach Daniel Cicchetti and Captain Frank Santoro for excellent sportmanship and the “never say die” attitude. 92 Lining up a “Character Builder The Swinger! A successful attempt — He made it, wow! 93 Isl ROW L. TO R Bruce Kramer, Margaret Woitke, Todd Freedman, John Summit, Sue Madnick, Robin Weis- man, Ken Killer. Coach. 2nd ROW L. TO R Frank Caruso, Dave Beck, Bob Gurwicz, Dave Rosa, Fran Nargi, Margaret McCarthy, Maureen McCarthy. Missing from photo Greg Choney, Charles Shirling, Donna Cassetta, Cindy Ciampi. Julie Ciampi, Nancy Brown. VARSITY TENNIS The Varsity Tennis Team was composed of two separate squads. The Boys’ Team was cap- tained by Robert Gurwicz, a senior, member of the team for 3 years. In this capacity he also served as the number one single and double player. Two other seniors, Dave Rosa and Greg Choney also played on the squad. While neither of these players had much experience, both turned in commendable performances. The Girls’ Varsity Tennis Squad was co-captained by Margaret McCarthy and Robin Weisman, both seniors. The lack of experience contributed to the few team wins for the season. Almost Love, Greg. I should've started sooner. 95 WILBY OPPONENT 0 Naugatuck 7 5 Sacred Heart 6 1! Wolcott 4 1 Torrington 2 0 Holy Cross 11 4 Crosby 1 9 Wolcott 12 14 Crosby 1 6 Watertown 7 2 Kennedy 3 4 Sacred Heart 7 3 Kennedy 7 I Naugatuck 8 6 Holy Cross 10 5 Torrington 4 8 KaynorTech 5 4 Watertown 9 Overall Record 5-12 Naugatuck Valley League Record 3-11 I BASEBALL TEAM The 1972-73 Baseball Team coached by Mario Ciarlo and Assistant Coach Tim Daley. The team posted a 5-12 rec- ord and was co-captained by Bill Matz- kevich, who served four years on varsity and Jim Arline, who served three years. Losing four games by one run and two games in extra innings, Wilby’s record could have easily ended on a winning note. Hitting better than many of their opponents in their losses, the Cats were often victimized by defensive errors. A young and inexperienced team this year Wilby’s prospects for next year looks to be brighter. BASEBALL TEAM VARSITY: 1st ROW L. TO R.: Baron Marincz, Mike Brennan, Bill Matzkevich, Jim Arline. Steve Meo, Pete Heald. 2nd ROW L. TO R.: Jeff Luschenat, Robert Lobraico, Nick Amato, Dennis Wright, Ron Cappuccetti, Al Curtis. 3rd ROW L. TO R Pete Du Pont, Rafael Molina, Joe Lee, Steve Corbo, John Velczis, Bob Boland, Roger Bournival, Ricky Cummings. JUNIOR VARSITY 98 1st ROW L. TO R Steve Raskin, Jim Hall, John Prado, Steve Knauf. 2nd ROW L. TO R.: Ed Thomas, Richard Marsella, Robert Pronovast. Jim Arlinc was selected two years to serve on the Nauga- tuck Valley League Team. In 1972 he pitched for the team and in '73 he played as an outfielder. His batting record was 419 for all games and 388 for N.V.L. games. Selected as a 6th round draft choice he will play on the Atlanta Braves farm team. Waiting for a good one. Strike or ball? ADVISOR AND CAPTAINS L. TO R Tracy Orkin. Miss Prifty. Betsy Wallace. Carol Debby Varsity, 1st ROW. L to R Debby Clark. Tracy Orkin. CHEER Margaret Corey, Linda Basil, 100 Linda Tracy 101 VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY 1st ROW. I. to R: Elkin Jacobson. Pam Trotman. Tanya Bugg. Yvette Yopp. 2nd ROW: Debbie Carusillo. Sin Myers. Donna Tenor, Laurie Misavage, Cpt. Loretta Andrews. 102 YEARBOOK STAFF Mike Daddona, Editor, and Barry Kramer, Mrs. Lillian Brown, Advisor, spends time during her lunch Layout Editor, finish typing a page of copy. break to go over yearbook material. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Lillian Brown, the 1973 Yearbook Staff began initial preparations in the construction of its yearbook during September. In the months that followed, the staff discussed, debated, and many times disagreed over arrangement and setup. This only served, in the end, to strengthen the staff as a body and to produce a meaningful yearbook. The theme “Reflections was chosen as a preliminary step, and the book centers around this topic. Layout and total design of the yearbook was under the direction of Bar- ry Kramer and his capable staff, as Mike Daddona served to oversee the operation. Special mention should be given to Joe Morkys, Mickey Dor- so, Terri Shepherd, Martin Kunofsky, Doreen Natelle, and Loretta An- drews, who each gave unselfishly of their time to make this yearbook possible. All those who have worked on the yearbook receive many thanks and satisfaction from their fellow classmates for a fine job. Absent from Photos: Martin Kunofsky, Special Effects Chairman; Doreen Natelle, Advertisement Chairman; Bill Matzkevich, Sports Chairman; and Gloria Iverson, Literary Staff. Mickey Dorso, Copy Editor, finishes off anoth- er page. Joe Morkys, Artwork Chairman, explains to Terri Shepherd, Literary Chair- man, and Don Francois, details of his diagram. Alex Rozum. Artwork staff, and Loretta Andrews, Superla live Chairman, carefully checking a layout form. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. TO R . 1st ROW: Tracy Orkin, Joby Bochicchio . Carol Lcfkowitz. 2nd ROW: William Matzkevich, Ste- ven Meo. L. TO R . FIRST ROW: Christyn Holmes. SECOND ROW': Joby Bochicchio, Tracy Orkin. THIRD ROW: Wil- liam Matzkevich. Mr. Ponzillo, Advisor. JUNIOR SENIOR PROM COMMITTEES FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Sharon Roditics, Doreen Natelle, Joby Bochicchio, Barry Kramer, Michele Dorso. Loretta Andrews. SECOND ROW (Left to RightI: Frieda Kazimicrek, Terri Shepherd. Donna Cic- chetti, Steve Mco. Carol Lcfkowitz, Christyn Holmes. THIRD ROW (Left to Right): Michael Calli, Sharon Lombardi. Linda Basil. Debbie Clark. Tracy Orkin. FOURTH ROW' — (Left to Righti Roland Robustelli. Bet- sy Wallace. Mark Sills. Alex Ro um, Bill Mat kevich. BOOKKEEPING 111 CLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right). Marion Bcrkowitz — Vice President, Debra Sher- man Secretary, Nancy Benson Trea- surer, Deborah Hamilton — President. SECOND ROW (Left to Right): Gary Stark, Wendy Kerncr, Joy Pratt, Denise Perreault. THIRD ROW (Left to Right): Herman Nadeau, William Hale. Patty Vabolis, Gale Williams, Maurice Labontc. FOURTH ROW (Left to Right): Charles Mosc, Charles Staten, Mr. Kramer, Advi- sor Ronald Carrasquillo. Absent from photo: Phyllis Calabrese, Jeffrey Canady, Allan Daigle, Donna Schiavone. DECACLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Warren Adams. Linda Gucrrera, Alda Ciarlo, Sandra Pcrugini, Cheryl Pisciotti. SECOND ROW ILeft to right): Anita Vitone, Den- ise Perreault. THIRD ROW (Left to right): Lenore Giglio, Brenda Bombassi. Dcbby Clark. Linda Basil, Pat Schulte FOURTH ROW (Left to Right): Cynthia McKenna. Eugene Dilday, William Hale. Linda Williams, Joe Mas- setti. Dave Hurlburt. Joe Perugini, Gwen Morgan. WAYS AND MEANS CLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Charles Mose, Gary Stark, William Hale. Ronald Carrasquillo, Maurice LaBonte. SEC- OND ROW (Left to Righti Marion Ber- kowitz. Wendy Kerner, Phyllis Calabrese. Deborah Hamilton, Nancy Benson. THIRD ROW (Left to right): Patty Va- bolis, Charles Staten. Gale Williams. Denise Perreault. Herman Nadeau. FOURTH ROW (Left to Right): Donna Schiavone, Debra Sherman. Joy Pratt. Mr. Kramer. Advisor. Absent from photo: Jeffrey Canady. Allen Daigle. FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Lynn Ciarlo, Paula Raskin, Linda Biclcr, Judy Demick. SECOND ROW (Left to Right): Susan Lc Bel, Deborah Koval. Lynn Brilliant. Debra Kaun- itz. THIRD ROW (Left to Right): Carol Lefkowitz, Debra Silverman, Robin Weisman, Ellen Habrukovich. FOURTH ROW tLeft to Right) Steven Meo, Peter Creasey. Jacques Beaumier, Michael Calli. STAND- ING Miss Deborah Denehy. Advisor. ITALIAN CLUB FIRST ROW {Left to Right) Joe Rin- aldi, Antoinette Rinaldi, Lucille Palladi- no, Elaine Coviello, Joby Bochicchio. Da- vid Davino. SECOND ROW (Left to Right): Anne Marie Parente. Michael Perrotti. Michael Calli, Gail DeVito. Kathleen Fusco. STANDING: Dr. Alieva, Advisor. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Sue Madnick. Dawn lannantuoni, Sharon Taylor, Ellen Kramer. Sharon Weinburg, Roseannc Favalc, Kathy Pctruzzi. Barry Kramer. SECOND ROW (Left to Right): Patty Scarmo. Donna Cicchctti. Ann Marie Daddona, Nancy Eman- uel. Debbie Rossi. Lauren Haddad. Margaret McCarthy, Lynn Di- zicnski. THIRD ROW (Left to Right): Joan White. Marie Roi. Car- ol Lefkowitz, Karen Deuich. Christine Irish. Cindy Bright. Cindy Lagowskis, Karen Mitchell. Robin Eason. Cynthia McKenna. FOURTH ROW (Left to Right): Sheryl Palen. Cathy Pegano, Syl- via Yasmer. Cindy Parker. Tom Scognamiglio. Alice Yasmcr. FIFTH ROW (Left to Right): Mary Ann Heaten. Kenda Balkus. Donna Philbrook. Judy Demick, Linda Biclcr, Karen Mandcll. Jon Summit. Debbie Britain. AFRO AMERICAN CLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Loretta Andrews, Shalby Wester. Jackie Newsome. Sandy Fann, Elaine Overton. Donna Gatling, Iris Chapman, Karen Overton, George Davis, Gregory Newman. SEC- OND ROW (Left to Right): Cynthia McKenna. Oscar Pierce, Denise Strong, Cheri HufT, Sidney Myers. Baron Marinez. Adolph Eason, James Burton. THIRD ROW (Left to Right): Kim Moore. Mary Ann Hall. Sylvia Ellington. Lynell Felton, Vodka Homer. Robert Gaston, James Lee, Doris Soulds. Jacob Henderson FOURTH ROW (Left to RightI: Clyde McKenna, Lynn Scars. Nate Perry, Charles Albea. Louis Canad . Keith Newsome, Gloria Brown. Char- lie Staten. BIOLOGY CLUB EXTREME BACK ROW (Left to Right): Amy Rabi- nowitz. Kenneth M. Killer, Adviser. STAN DING BACK ROW (Left to Right): Lauren Haddad, Lynne Beaudoin, Robin Perugini, Cheryl Salerno, Francis Nargi. SEATED ON STEP (Left to Righti Kim Rog- ers, Kathleen Ellington, Cynthia Lugauskas. LMLRALDSTAFF ROW (Left to Right): Karen Jacobowitz, Ellen Kramer. Karen Mandell, Rose Favale, Dawn Ianntuonni, Lynn Brilliant (editor), Paula Raskin. Jon Summit. Donna Cicchetti. ROW 2 iLeft to Righti: Miss Cammisa, Mrs. Carrington. Miss Chianesc, Advisors. Carol Lefkowitz. Michele Dorso. Jay Cicchetti. Jamie Freedman, Barry Kramer, Nancy Emmannucl. Bob Pronovost. ROW J (Left to Righti: Cathy Bochicchio. Salvator Fusco. Lauren Haddad. Deb- bie Kaunitz. Bruce Carausillo. Doreen Natalie. ROW 4 (Left to Right): Don Francois, Alan Daigle. Alex Rozum. Rod Kinion. Shar- on Taylor. STUDENT FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Sue Sciarretta, Cheryl Mondello, Gail Cristofano, Sue Sheppherd. Chris Holmes, Tracy Orkin, Diane Pe- lerkin, Sidney Myers. Elaine Overton (Treasurer), Lynn Ciarlo (Sec- retary), Laurie Misavage, Patti Obcr. SECOND ROW (Lejt to COUNCIL Right): Allen Peck (President), Baron Marine , David Jones, Sue Madnick, Bill Mattkevich, Steve Meo. Roland Robustelli. John Ve- lezis, Barry Kramer (Vice President). NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L-R Is, ROW Allen Peck. Terr, Shcperd. Ellen Bienvenue, Christyn Holmes. Jamie Feedman. 2nd' RO'W. William Malzevich, Carol Lefkowitz. Joyce O'Donnell. Holly Shiller. Debbie Silverman. Tracy Orkin. Donald Prancois. 110 GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Debbie Silverman. Paula Raskin. Carol Lefkowitz, Cindy Rinaldi. Dawn Iannatuoni. Nancy Nadeau. SECOND ROW - (Left to Right): ElaineCoviel- lo. Louise Bernier, Kris Thomas, Wendy Williams. Donna Philbrook, Cheryl Santa Maria. THIRD ROW (Left to Right): Cindy Ciampi, Mary DiSisto, Diana El Zenny, Bobbery Edwards, Brigida Gucrrcra. FOURTH ROW tLeft to Right): Chris Holmes, Laura La Belle. Roseann Fa vale. Kim Perugini. Janice Carey. FIFTH ROW (Left to Right): Sylvia Yasmer. Ann Marie Parente. Guidance Secretary Marie D. Castelano PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Karen Mazza- maro, Theresa Waddell, Anna Gabriele, Joby Bochicchio. SECOND ROW (Left to Right) Jackie Allard, Mary Ann O’Connor, Nancy Filipponc THIRD ROW iLeft to Right): Kathy O'Donnell, Mrs. T. Flanagan. Joyce O'Donnell. Absent from photo: Melissa Ben son. Sidney Myers, Mrs. T. Flanagan. Secretary. VICE-PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW (Left to Rights Sandra Blinslru- bas. Kirstina Thomas, Deborah Hamilton. Ann Fasano, Frieda Kazimierek. SECOND ROW (Left to Right) Lauren Porto, Mrs. S. Porto. Bridget Guerrera. Doris Soulds. THIRD ROW (Left to Right) Anna Gabriele, Kathy O'- Donnell. Diana EIZcnny, Mrs. S. Porto, Secretary. GUITAR CLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Debra Silverman. Marion Berkowitz, Sheila Sheehan. Elaine Incardona, Carol Lef- kowitz. SECOND ROW (Left to Right): Douglas Weaving. Mark Pelletier. Ron Francois, Alfred Petitte. Absent from photo: Paula Raskin, Gary Dubois. ARTCLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Brenda Cossom, Jonathan Summit. Elaine Coviello, Joby Bochicchio. SECOND ROW (Left to Right): Cynthia Lugauskas. Sharon O’Connor, Rosannc Favale. Mary DiSisto, Greg Choncy. THIRD ROW (Left to Right): Kathleen Ellington. Bruce Carusillo, Joe Morkey. David Rosa. FOURTH ROW (Left to Right): William Matztcvich, Mr. Testa, Steven Meo, James Brady Absent from photo: Patti Pantano, Ann Marie Parenti. Alex Rozum. 112 BAND 1st ROW ILeft to Right): Susan Madnick, Doreen Rucy. Christ) n Holmes, Lois Holmes, Tracy Orkin, Terry Shepherd, Gloria Iverson. Pat Fappiano. 2nd ROW: (Left to Right): Edward Decrisanti. David Beck. Donna Shadultuck. Marty Kunofsky, Susan Shepherd. Don Francois. Maureen McCarthy. 3rd ROW: iLeft to Right i Thomas Dunn. Mike Judus. William Hale. Richard Vannese, John Hall, John Busanet. Alan Daigle. 4th ROW: tLeft to Right): Ronald Francois. Douglas Carlstrom, Ed Lawson. Rafael Molina. Raymond Permini. 5th ROW': (Left to RightI: Louis Santos. Bruce Cyr. Mr. John Spa- daro. Director. CHORUS 1st ROW: (Left to Right): Kim Boucher, Marian Museio. Diane Trumbley, Wendy Williams. Loretta Andrews. Karen Overton. Debra Bucrklc, Kathy Duffy. Nancy Emanuel. Annaclair Mortaguc. Michele Rowland. Cassandra Fann, Iris Chapman. 2nd ROW Left to Righh Darlene Crane, Camclia I ope . Michael Stevenson. I lame Overton. Gary Woods, Peter Angravc. Sharon Norfleet. Angela Sampieri. Avalina Duarte 3rd ROW: Left to Right): Bruce Petty. Daniel Walsh, Timothy Paschali, Roberta Fitzgerald. Benjamin Henao. Adolph Eason. Veronica Rawling. 4th ROW', tLeft to RightI: Alan Russo, Alfred Petitti. 5th ROW tLeft to Righti: Kerry Mc- Intosh. Toni Roberts, Vanessa Burnette. Sharon Jarrett. Keith New- somc. David Adams, Mrs. Pelletier. Director. 6th ROW Left to Right) Richard Butler, Roberta Gaston. Gregory Choncy. Louis Canady. 113 LIBRARY CLUB BACK ROW: Left to Right Debbie Kaunitz, Charles Shirling. L ouis Biolo. ROW 2: Left to Right Laura La Belle. Lucy Ricci. Vicky Ferrine. Freda Kasimicrck. Cynthia Me Kenna, Nancy Emanuel. Toni Roberts, Alan Daigle, Treas. Members Missing Doreen Natelle Pres.. Nate Perry Vice-President, Ken Soden and Daniel Walsh. CHESS CLUB BACK ROW (Left to Right): Amy Robinowitz. Nancy Emanuel. Kim Rogers. Ray Primini, David Smeeth. John Balash, Jon Summit. Kenneth M. Killer, Adviser. SEA TED AT TABLE (Left to Right): Derick Peck. Onedia Santiago. Ronald Francois, Lauren Haddad. Michael Goodson. FUTURE NURSES’ CLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Robin Perugini. Kathleen Ellington, Frcida Kazimierek, Nancy Sena, Toni Roberts, Cynthia Lugauskas. SECOND ROW (Left to Right): Joan Scollay, Jobi Boc- chicchio. Carolyn Julian, Susan Trawick, Dorothea Truehcart, Louise Hammick. Sue Lebel. THIRD ROW (Left to Right) Kathy Fusco, Pam Mobilio, Karen Overton, Cheryl Salerno. FOURTH ROW (Left to Right): Ellen Habrukovich, Michele Rowland, Sharon Byrd Sandy Stewart. 7 Greg Choney Cindy Ciampi THE WILBY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1973 requests the pleasure of your company at their JUNIOR PROM Saturday Evening, June 3, 1972 9:00 o'clock Harrison Inn-Heritage Village Southbury, Connecticut Music by: SHEFFIELD SPRING Formal Attire Mr. Ponzilio admires the plaque presented to him by Chris Holmes and Bill Matzkevich on behalf of the Senior class. ‘Joye entertaining at the Senior Class Prom. THE WILBY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1973 requests the pleasure of your company at their SENIOR PROM Saturday Evening, June 16, 1973 8:00 o’clock Sheraton-Park Plaza Hotel Chapel Square New Haven, Connecticut Featuring: “Joye Formal A Hire Mr. Mrs. Domenic Coviello enjoying their dance. 120 GRADUATION 1973 122 Honorable Victor Mambruno Mayor Dr. Michael F. Wallace Superintendent of Schools William Matzkevich Class President Rabbi Jonah Gewirtz Domenic V. Coviello Principal Ronald E. Brodeur Commissioner of the Board of Education 123 CLASS WILL We the class of 1973, of the City of Waterbury, County of New Haven and State of Connecticut, being of sound mind and body, do publish and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all other wills here- to-fore made by us. Article I We give, bequeath and devise to our teachers, silence and the relief of our leaving, provided they do not rejoice from our leaving for a period of not less than one hundred and eighty (180) days. Article II We nominate, constitute and appoint our yearbook advisor, Mrs. Lillian H. Brown, as executor of this our Will. I. Alice Adomaitis will my Record Keeping Project to Mr. Murphy's Record Keeping II class next year. I, Loretta Andrew will my book of jokes to Mr. Le Blanc. I, Jackie Arroyo will my island with all its rice and beans to Mr. Scacco. I, Clarence Atkinson will my intelligence and other things to Barbara Jean. I. Karen Balash will my unfinished study guide and “Q Questions to all the future students of Mr. Ken- nedy along with my sincerity. I, Mark Barrere will my gum wrappers in my lock- er to the Cockroaches. I. Linda Basil will my bottle that Mr. Mazzaferro took away from me last year to Mr. Murnane Sr. I, Jacques Beaumier will my Sports Illustrated to Mr. Perugini. 1, Nancy Benson will my brains to Mr. Migliorisi. I, Marion Berkowitz will my English Grammar Book to Next Year Seniors. I. Estelle Bibeau will my Book of Worksheets to Mr. Vitone’s seniors next year. I. Ellen Bienvenue will admit that I couldn't think of anything good to say. I, Louis Biolo will a case of Maalox to Mr. Ponzillo for his bleeding ulcers. I, Kenneth Blaschke will my mind boggling Phe- nomenon to Mr. Wise. I, Joby Bochicchio will all my love to Andre Veillette. I, Marsha Booth, will my late slip to Mrs. Sutton. I, Cheryl Boucher will my cigarettes, which I don't smoke any more to Mr. P. A. Vitone. I, Elena Buonocore will the left side of the school to my sister Joan. I, Fiore Buonocore will my life to the girls of Wilby. I. Belinda Burnett will my heart, soul, books, Wilby to Teddy Johnson. I. Richard Butler will my seat in the V.P. office to my predecessor. I. Phyllis Calabrese will my ability to learn to all Juniors at Wilby High School. I. Michael Calli will my wonderful memories of Wilby to the Junior Class. I, Anne Canale will my corner booth in the base- ment girl's room to Dawn. 1, Ruth Caplan will my greatest sympathy to any- one who will have to stay here another year. I, Diane Carey will all my 100% papers to Mr. Dubuque and a can of Lysol to Mr. Vitone. I, Ronald Carrasquillo will my dog, Baron, The First to Debbie Sherman with love. I. Bruce Carusillo will my No. 2 pencil to the Se- niors for the College Boards and my used golf balls to Wilby's golf team. I, Mark Cedela will my HCTORC and SLLAB to the Junior Class. I. Arrol Chatfield, will my vocal cords to Mr. Min- utillo in case his wear out and my liver to Mr. Vitone so he can pickle it. I. Greg Choney, will my Potatoe Bug to Mrs. Sutton. I, Cindy Ciampi will my love to Greg Choney. 1, Alda Ciarlo will 51 wild mamas to the class of I, Linda Ciarlo will my smile to Mr. LeBlanc. 1. Pamela Cicarelli will my subscription of news- week to Mr. Ponzillo. 1. Donna Cicchetti will my permanent slip to the girl's room to June Boutot. I, Debby Clark will my daily walks around the halls to the teachers who let me get away with it. I, Denise Codianne will my Porno-Notes to Mr. Ponzillo, cette phrase a Mile Denehy, and my flute to whoever took it. I, Lenny Cossette will to Mrs. Carrington, a one year subscription to Better Homes and Garden and two tickets to the Newlywed Game. I, Florence Costante will my notes to Mr. Fossbender. I. Maria Coviello will my history notes to Miss Price and all my slips to MissCoppeto. I, Peter Creasey will my Safari Coat to Mr. Kennedy so he'll know why I wear it all the time. I, Mike Daddona, will my lunch to Mrs. DeCesare. 1, Michael D'Agostino, will Mr. Dzinski a bottle of Excedrin for all the headaches and a free appointment at Sandy’s Beauty Salon to Mr. Messino. I, Allan Daigle will my String Bass and my ability to Mr. Spadaro. 125 I, Jeanne Dauphin, will my disected worm to Mr. Minulillo. I, Cathy D’A versa, will my good manners and the smelly room to Mr. Murnane Sr. 1, David Davino, will my two more tun years at Wilby to Pam Ciccarelli. I, Dennis Del Gobbo, will my extreme knowledge to Fline Knoff. I, Gail Devito, will my math note book to Mr. Dubuque. I, Scott Dillon, will my hard times with Mr. Vitone to John Petro. I, Michele Dorso, will my daily walks around the halls 1st and 2nd periods to anyone who is clever enough to escape corridor duty and to Mrs. Sutton a new plant. I, Avalina Duarte, will my chewing of gum to Mrs. Pelletier. I, Guy Dupont, will my Ring Ding Jrs. to my broth- er Peter. I, Michael Duva, will my broken reeds and aggra- vation to Mr. Spadaro. I, Sylvia Ellington, will my body to Mr. Vitone. I, Patty Oboe, will my flannel hat to Jack Spadaro. I. Ann Marie Fasano, will my smile to Mr. LeBlanc. I. Lynell Felton, will my piglet. Roessler, to Mr. Vitone, the first successful Baked Alaska to Miss Negaro; all the happiness and memories I've had this year to the people who made it possible. I, Vickie E. Ferrine, will the weight I loss to Mr. Brennan. I, Brian Fleming, will my new blackboard pointer to Miss Moyinhan and a bottle of aspirin to Mr. Kleinschmidt for all the trouble I caused in his session room. I, Bruce Fleming, will my lifetime membership card for the Republican party to Mr. Ponzillo. I, Norman Fortier, will my homework papers that I did to my teachers of 4 years (I don't want them). I, Jamie Freedman, will my one dozen empty DASH boxes to Mr. Killer to store his Scientific Americans. I, Don Francois, will to Mr. Vitone the remains of Petunia to spread over a nice greasy pizza to be eaten before he goes to bed and to Mr. Spadaro, my beloved Bari”, my folder, a grenade, and the French Horn Broad if he wants her. I. Kathy Galvin will all my money to pay for my ripped off English book to Mrs. Sutton. I. Donna A. Gatling, will my favorite recipe to Miss Negaro. I, Lynda Genovese will my left leg to George. I, Lenore Giglio, will all my first period coffees to my hyper-friend Diane Walsh. I, Kurt Graveline will all my old newspapers to the whole Juior Class. 1, Doreen Gray, will my state of mind to Mr. Mongeau. I, Brigida Guerrera, will my bones to Mr. Vitone and to Mr. Wise my Italian jokes. 1, Elaine Guerrera, will my deck of cards to Mr. Brennan, a big fat “zero to Mr. Fossbender and all my love to Bill Brennan. I. Linda Guerrera, will my daily trips to Mac- Donald’s and Dunkin Donuts with Marg and happy memories at Wilby to all future classes. I, Gale Guisti, will my good cooking to Mr. Mon- geau and my tremendous typing to Mr. LeBlanc. I, Christine Gule, will all my girl's room slips and butts to Celeste Lombardi. 1, Robert J. Gurwicz, will my Genius Brain to Mr. Killer. I, William Hale, will my Brass Drum to the next drummer. I, Deborah Hamilton, will my office practice set, that is right, to Mr. Migliorisi because his was wrong. I, Gerard Harrington, will my French composi- tions, notes and lectures back to Miss Denehy. I, Vivian Harris, will my success at Wilby High School to all Juniors at Wilby. I, Paul Hebert, will my favorite diet to Mr. O'Brian. I, Arthur Hintz, will my annoying habits to Mr. Brennan. I. Stephen Hodges, will my entire supply of luck, which I have used extensively, to Mark Andrews. 1. Frank Hudec, will my last year's joke to Missy Benson, to wear with great pride. I, Dawn lannantuoni, will my locker with all the writing on it, and the hallways to Roseanne Favale so she can walk around next year. I, Kathy M. lannantuoni will gimped H. H. to Mel- issa “Jenny” Benson. I, Elaine Incardora will my left over absent days to my sister. I, Gloria Iverson will my bent sewing machine nee- dles to Mr. Scacco, to Joe Morkys one pair of pink bloomers, and to Terri Shepherd all my headaches. I. Karen Jacobowitz will my creative writing book to anyone who wants it. I, Leonard Jacobson will my piece of gum, the one stuck on the ceiling of room 110 to the next class that uses it. I. Lowan Jarrett will my beautiful smile to Mr. Cipriano. I, Sharon Jarrett will my short dresses to Shelly Cavello. 1. Kristine Jaworski will my sense of humor to Miss Van Deusen. I, Linda Kahan will to Mr. Scacco some more crys- tal for Dave's apartment. I, Debbie Kaunitz will my bonne humeur to Miss Denehy and all the sick animals in the world to Dr. Killer of room 306. I, Frieda Kazimierek will my coffee and orange juice to Mr. Hayes and my bones with steaks to Mr. Vitone. 1, Wendy Kerner will my good times at Wilby to Rienie Murray. I, Chuck Kloss will my High School Diploma to John J'Anthony. I, Donna Koshier will my 3rd. period teacher and girl’s room slips to Rhea Lovallo. 126 I, Deborah Koval will a door that won’t lock to Miss Denehy and a telephone to Joe Well. I, Barry Kramer will all my extra-curricular activi- ties to the lucky soul who will particpate in them in the future. I. Laura LaBelle will my gum wrappers to Susan Lebel. I. Steve Lanessey will my gum wrappers in my locker to Session Room 101. I, Susan Lebel will a pack of gum to Carol Lefkow- itz and Laura LaBelle. I, Henry Lefevre will my burnt out head to Lori Van Delft. I. Carol Lefkowitz will my French Dictionary to Miss Denehy and to any poor soul who needs it and all my wasted gum to Miss Prifty who made me throw it out during cheerleading. I. Sharon Lombardi will my orange peeler to Mike Wade and my good looks to Linda Lombardi. I. Steven London will my golden ax to the breeze . I, Randy Mackie, will my alias Peter Wysoki and Rabbit Foot to Russel Mackie and Mr. Leonardi. I, Bruce Marcus, will my bordom to the school. I, Margaret McCarthy, will my tennis racket and green tennis balls to Coach Killer. I, Fran Magnavice, will my Math IV Notes and all the good times to Missy Benson. I, Richard Mallamaci, will my pvoverty and ability to get sick quick to whomever it may concern. I, Luigi Mancini, will my sleeping days to Miss Cullinan. I. Roxanne Mancini, will my knowledge of Tunes and Melodies to Mr. Spadaro. I, Dee McKay, will 25 bushels of Manure to Mr. Dzinski and to Mr. Purcaro, my great ability in Chemistry. I, Kerry Allan McIntosh, will my four year old ink pen to Alvin Pope. I, Donna McPhee, will nothing to Margaret Moss (because I’m greedy!) I. Fmjeta Meka, will my undivided attention to Mr. Kennedy and another gigantic poster of President Nixon to Mr. Vitone. I, Gwendolyn Morgan, will my Best Book of the Year to Miss Bulkovitch. I, Joe Morkys will The Light Fixture (alais The Front of The Train to Wilby’s janitors, (esp. Carl) I, Charles Ervin Mose, will my old football (nick- name Miami) to David Jones. I, Doreen Natelle will my tardy slips and excuses To Mr. Kennedy and all my love to Wilby. I, Tina Neveux, will my trouble with Teachers To Susan Clark. I, Julie Normand, will my good humor to both Mr. Rielly’s. I, Robert Nunley, will my Smart Brain to Harrison Green. I, Joyce O’Donnell will my Journalism book To the editors of The Weekly Reader . I, Eileen O'Keefe, will my cousin Nora to Mr. Hayes. I. 1 racy Orkin, will 6 pair of dungarees and a din- ner at MacDonalds to Mr. Delaney and my goggles to Lynn Ciarlo. I, Stanley Ozga will my “Harvard Project Physics book To Mr. Kennedy to figure out how it’s numbered. I. Lucille Palladino, will one more word to Mr. Fossbender. I. Patti Ann Pantano, will my advanced knowledge and paintbrush to Ron C. and Kathie P. I, Anne Marie Parente, will my bones to my Un- cle Pat”. I, Sue Pelletier, will my great times and boring classes to the whole Junior class. I, Denise Perreault, will my law book to anyone who wants it. I, Mike Perrotti, will my hair to Mr. Perugini. I, Nat Perry, will my knowledge of Economics to Mr. Fossbender. I, Joe Perugini will my years supply of Beech-Nut Gum to Mr. Murphy. I. Sandra Jean Perugini will my THANKS: to Mr. Minulillo, Mr. Leonardi, Mr. Coviello, Mr. Granato, Mrs. Sutton, Mr. Perugini, Mr. Corbett. Mr. Mc- Kenna and my mother from whom I gained so much. I, Joy Pratt will my good times at Wilby to Rose- mary Bianco. I, Paula Raskin will as much fun as I had to the cast of next years senior class play. I, Kenneth J. Reichardt will my book on hand to hand combat to any person in the hallway between classes. I, Anthony Rinaldi will my little brother's baby bottle to Mr. Ponzillo. I, Cindy Rinaldi, will my excessive tardy slips to Mr. Mihalakos. L Joseph Rinaldi, will my Best Wishes to the grad- uating class of “73”. I. Jeff Roberts, will a free pass to the men's shower room at the Health Spa to Mr. Messino! I, Toni C. S. Roberts, will my spelling ability to James E. Lee. I, Patricia Robinson, will my beautiful bones to Mr. Vitone. I. Roland Robustelli, will my nifty slide rule to fu- ture Math IV classes and anyone who knows how to use it. I. Sharon Roditis, will my fun. happiness and thanks to Mr. Scacco and all try outs for next years class play. I, Cathy Romanuk, will my great and happy times at Wilby to Miss Benson and Doreen Relly. I, David Rosa, will my collection of roaches to Roundog. I. Paula Rosa, will my talks with my teachers to anyone who wants it. I. Alex Rozum, will to Mary Sabbit. one slightly used feather duster to be utilized only on Sundays and Russian holidays. I, Eileen Russo, will my “between class cigarettes” to all the Junior girls. I, Frances Salvatore, will my good times to the new students of the school. 127 I, Anthony Salvio. will my Sales and Law book to Mr. MurnaneSr. I. Angela Sampieri, will my Human Physiology Wooksheets to next year’s seniors. I, Frank Santorp, will my good times as a senior to anyone lucky enough to make it. I. Donna Schiavone, will my empty steno covers that I used to Miss Van Deusen. I. Patricia Schulte, will Miss Ciarlo and Jimmy all the happiness in the world, and to Mr. Granato all the headaches in the future. I. Cynthia Scriver, will my great times at Wilby to my sister Mary. I, Lynn A. Sears will my qualms, doubts and mis- apprehensions to Mr. Kennedy and all my love to Senor Scacco. I, Nancy Sena, will a lifetime of will-power and a great big Lemon-Meringue Pie to Mr. O'Brien and to Mr. Leonardi a special good-bye”. I, Mark Serafine. will my high school diploma to a high school drop-out. I. Scott S. Serafine, will a successful swimming team to Mr. Fossbender and all my good times to Dean Rosa and Mike Wade. I, Sheila Sheehan, will a great time and a lot to do to next years Senior Class. I, Debra A. Sherman will my son. Ronald Cara - quillo to respect his mother and do what is best in life. I, Terry Shepherd, will my French horn to Joe Ba- nana and His Bunch in room 325 and my broken sew- ing machine needles, aches in my back, pains in my neck, and stabs in my liver to Mr. Scacco. 1, Holly Shiller, will my many wasted hours in bor- ing Wilby Class rooms to next year’s freshman class. “Good Luck . I, Mark Sills, will my Visine to Dean Rosa. I. Don Snyder will my books, teachers, and classes to Dan Summa. I, Nixia I. Soto, will my smiles to Mr. Le Blanc. i, Ross Stevenson, will my Dirt Bike and all the tracks to anybody that could ride it. I, Jeanette Stanley will my love, heart and all my chewing gum to Mr. Murphy and my precious black skin to Mr. Parcaro. I, Sandy Stewart, will my time spent in guidance to Anyone. I, Janice Tammaro will all the broken typewriters to Miss Van Duesen! I, Erlene Thomas will my hilariously funny Volk- swagen jokes to Miss P. Cullinan and funny late slips to Mademoiselle Denehey. I, Sandy Trepiccione. will all my undone work to Mr. Kramer. I. Diana Trumbley, will my Human Physiology Disection Kit to Nancy Emanuel. I, Patty Vabolis, will all my Polish jokes to Ges- pard and all my late slips to Miss Denehy. I, Richard Vanasse, will my dismissal slips to the Nurse’s Office. I, Teresa VanDelft will my homework, classes, teachers and the fun we all had to anyone and everyone. I, Charlene Vann, will my English Book to w hoever wants it. I, Andre R. Veillette, will my undone book reports to Miss Cullinan. I, Georgia Velezis, will my notes from my vocal cords to Mr. Vitone. 1. Del Vierra will my past homewrok to Miss Van Duesen and my deepest sympathy to the teachers with the coming generation. I, Anita Vitone, will my burnt jeans to Mr. Murphy. I. Elizabeth Wallace, will my insanity to all those who were amazed by it. 1, William Walton, will my Ked-Sneakers and witch cross to Mrs. Boulay. 1, Don Ward, will my ability to sleep in any class to Ricky Peck. I, Stanley Barnett, will my beat up pro keds and dirty socks to Fred O'Brien. I. Douglas Weaving, will my quart of Hiram W'alk- er to Mr. Murnane Sr. I, Sharon Weinberg, will my pens, pencils, short- hand books, and also my hair to Jeanette Ramos. I, Robin Faith, will my bad ankle to Big Daddy. I, Nadine White, will to Mr. LeBlanc, and Mr. Migliorisi my deepest love. Mr. Pereguini all my good friends, to my cousins all the fun I had in Wilby, and to Mrs. Brown and Mr. J. Reily my respect and admiration. I, Linda Williams will my legs and one pound of weed to Joy Cummings. I, Wendy Williams, will my thanks to Mrs. Pelletier. I, Gary Woods, will my fifth of C.C. to Miss Preslopsky. I, Vicki Zabbaro will my books, teachers, fun and luck to all the Seniors of next year. I, C. Robert Zelinger will my Yale Rejection (may he have the joy) to Mr. Michael Scacco. IN WITNESS W HEREOF. We have here unto set our hands and seals at Waterbury, Connecticut, this the twenty first of June, in the year of our Lord. Nine- teen Hundred and Seventy Three, signed. '77 The Class of 73” (2- Pearl A. Kramer Notary Public 128 CLASS EVENTS JUNIOR PROM, JUNE 3, 1972 NEWSPAPER DRIVE, NOVEMBER 7, 1972 ST. VALENTINE’S DAY CHICKEN BARBEQUE, FEBRUARY 14, 1973 130 GRADUATION, JUNE 25, 1973 i3i HELLO DOLLY, APRIL 12-15, 1973 IF YOU DON’T KNOW M E B Y NOW, SENIOR PROM, JUNE 16, 1973 CLASS H1STOR Y We entered the strange and unfamiliar halls of Wilby High School, with a suspicion as to what our course for the next four years will be. During our first few days as f reshmen some of us might be caught wandering the halls with that certain lost look as we searched for those illusive room numbers. We had to adjust to the fact that we were the lowest of students, and this was never to be forgotten by the upperclassmen. A few weeks calmed our uncertainties and each of us began to gel involved in the school’s clubs and activi- ties. W'ould be athletes began to seek out various sports, to try to make a mark for themselves. A big undertaking our first year was the W POP School Spirit Petition Contest. Although W ilby only took fourth place, this endeavor served to boost our school spirit. A major modification at this time was the institution of a new dress code. For the first time ties and jack- ets were not required at school. High in the nation's interest during this period was the Vietnam War. Although President Nixon was withdrawing thousands of troops, the war raged on. Final exams concluded one of the most challenging years we had faced so far. Now we look back on our freshman year as a certain memorable yesterday. The greetings of old friends, and finding of new ones are what made the first days ol our sophomore year memorable. After adjusting to our new classrooms and teachers, we again found ourselves endeavoring to make our way through another year at Wilby. Posters began to appear throughout the halls. After an exciting week of campaigning, we elected our soph- omore class officers: W illiam Matzkevich. President: Steve Meo, Vice President: Tracy Orkin. Secretary: Nancy D'Agostino, Treasurer. Our sports season began w ith our football team leading off the aelion. We had a tough team which proved itself successful at the conclusion of the football season. The Vietnam War was still being fought, and President Nixon was still withdrawing troops. Peace talks in Paris were being held but peace was illusive. Sophomore year atWilby was soon coming to an end. Class rings were ordered and each student eagerly awaited his. Perhaps the most controversial news that stirred in the halls of Wilby was the elimination of Final Exams. Because of a Student Council project, the exams we had taken as freshmen were the last we would see in high school. The year ended, and we once again departed from the halls of Wilby for our summer vacation. September, 1971 . We're upperclassmen!!! Our first action as Juniors was to receive our class rings, and everyone did their best to show them off. Soon posters began to fill the hall of Wilby, as we elected our Junior class officers: Bill Matzkevich, Presi- dent; Joby Bochicchio, Vice President; Tracy Orkin, Secretary; Carol Lefkowitz. Treasurer. Mr. Louis Ponzillo and Miss Claire Moynihan were chosen as class advisors and it was under their guid- ance we began to organize our next event. The Homecoming Dance, with music provided by the Pneumonics, not only gave the class a good start financially, but also was a social success. In sports this year our football team captured the City Championship and the basketball team also com- peted for a winning season, moving on to the tournament. This year Mr. Joseph R. Membrino, principal of Wilby since I960, and a teacher for many years previous, announced his retirement plans. Mr. Domenic Coviello will next year become the new principal. Our Junior year was coming to an end amidst plans for our Junior Prom. On June 3rd the sun set on a magnificent scene occurring in Harrison Inn. at Heritage Village, Southbury. The theme ot this most digni- fied night was “Friends”. Music and entertainment was provided by Sheffield Spring. I ndeed it had been a memorable Junior year and all of us looked forward to our final step. September. 1972, could offer the hope, happiness and anticipation each one of us had dreamed of. No year could boast of more promising experiences and treasured moments. Mr. Louis Ponzillo would return for his second year as our senior class advisor. After a vigorous cam- paign, student officers were elected as follows: Bill Matzkevich. President: Joby Bochicchio, Vice-President; Tracey Orkin, Secretary; and Chris Holmes. Treasurer. The sports season began with our football team capturing the City Title. The basketball team reached the Cl AC tournament, but was defeated in the second game of the series by Warren Harding of Bridgeport. For the first time, the Cross Country team sported a winning season and congratulations should be given to Mr. 134 Wise and the team. The baseball, swimming, and track teams were always striving for a victory. A student council assembly was planned early in the year under the direction of its newly elected officers: Allen Peck, President; Barry Kramer. Vice-President; Lynn Ciarlo, Secretary: and Elaine Overton. Treasur- er. The purpose of the assembly was to introduce Freshman and Sophomores to the activities the school had to offer. Our Yearbook was widely discussed topic throughout our last year. Seniors could be heard asking their opinions of proofs almost every day. Mrs. Lillian Brown was chosen as Yearbook Advisor and it was under her guidance that a staff was formed to put out the best yearbook in Wilby history. All of us remember the many times we were caught offguard on a yearbook camera day. Class activities were underway with two events gaining the title most profitable . The halls became filled with newspapers until the November 7th paper drive was successfully completed. Another fund raising event was the “St. Valentine’s Day Chicken Barbeque” which was held in the Wilby Cafeteria. The highlight of the Senior year came to many seniors the nights of April 12th through 15th as the Senior Class presented the Broadway musical “Hello Dolly”. The show was directed by Mr. Michael Scacco, and financially managed by Mr. Gerald Dandanoli. The total cast of forty-one seniors received a standing ova- tion each night of their performance as they delighted their audiences. What cast member can ever forget the good times; the trips to Southport, Redding, and Wallingford: the billboard on Thomaston Avenue: the downtown escapades with a horse, buggy, and sound car: and the booth at the Naugatuck Valley Mall. Ev- eryone in the cast will remember how, thanks to Channel 8 Action News, Hello Dolly became the first play of Wilby High School to receive a television preview. An event that we have all been waiting for June 16th our Senior Prom was held at the Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven. “If You Don’t Know Me By Now” was our theme and our music, compliments of “Joye” was the perfect accent to the night’s festivities. During our four years at Wilby High School there were both times of immense joy and sorrow. The slay- ings of both Martin Luthur King, Jr.and Robert F. Kennedy will leave scars among our many memories, as so will the war in Vietnam which has “so-called” been put to an end during our last months at school. A part of our joyful memories, which goes to prove that times are changing, is that as of October 1972, eighteen year olds had reached the age of majority. Graduation Day, Thursday June 21st, came at last. All seniors were a bit disappointed to hear that be- cause of weather conditions the graduation would be held at Kennedy Auditorium rather than at Library Park. All of us, however, adjusted to the change. So, fellow Seniors, we have only to complete the journey with the short walk up the aisle to receive our diploma. As we do, let us wipe aside the tear for the past and march away with a smile of the future. We now know that Wilby is only a part of our fond Reflections”. A CKNO WLEDGMENTS The Wilby High School Class of 1973 wishes to thank its many bene- factors for their efforts in our behalf. Gur appreciation goes to: Mr. William Kramer, Business Advisor, who has worked tirelessly to keep us financially solvent. Mr. Edmund Fossbender whose patience, for- titude, and excellent photographic skills have made possible the pictorial sections of our yearbook. M iss Mary Cammisa whose many hours of typing have contributed to the ultimate suc- cess of our book. A very special expression of gratitude goes to Mrs. Lillian Brown, Yearbook Advisor, for her endless hours of supervision and her matchless suggestions. Adams, David L. 406 North Main St. 757- 6346 Adomaitis, Alice M. 220 Lounsbury St. 756-6789 Andrews. Loretta 9 Hamden Ave. 756-2605 Arroyo, Jackie A. 12 Cossett St. Atkinson, Clarence B. 993 North Main St. 754- 6686 Balash. Karen L. 149 Greenwood Ave. 755- 3936 Barrere, Mark J. 103 Cheshire Road Prospect 758- 5588 Basil, Linda M. 213 Lounsburv St. 755- 6474 Beaumier, Jacques R. 59 Lounsbury Street 756- 8479 Benson, Nancy A. 1005 Baldwin St. 756-4071 Berkowitz, Marion 195 Buckingham St. 755- 0469 Bibeau, Estelle T. 6 Glenridge St. 753-2722 Bicnvenuc. 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Donna M. 755-3757 945 Baldwin St. Fleming, Bruce A. 753-6221 145 Madison St. Clark, Dcbbv 755-3757 19 Earl St. Fortier, Norman R. 753-3697 167 Madison St. Codianne, Denise 754-1801 466 Chestnut Hill Ave. Freedman. Jamie L. 754-6740 112 Euclid Avenue Cossette, Leonard G. 756-4007 137 Tudor Street Francois. Donald R. 753-1562 Roaring Brook Rd. Costantc, Florence M. Prospect 92 Linwood Street 758-4967 756-2471 Galvin, Kathleen M Couture. Patricia A. 149 Madison St. 19 Yale Street 755-0793 754-3761 Gatling. Donna A. Coviello, Maria R. 417 Knollwood Circle 1120 Baldw in Street 756-1841 756-6301 Genovese, Lynda M. Crcascy. Peter B. 53 North Beacon St. 211 Plaza Avenue 755-4244 756-6330 Giglio. Lcnorc E. Daddona, Michael J. 40 Park Place 88 Tudor Street 756-69X3 753-3088 Gravcline, Kurt A. D’Agostino. Michael A. Peter Gilkey Rd. 89 Fanning Street Prospect 754-4452 758-6048 Daigle, Allan G. Gray. Doreen 39Collev Street 3 West Burton St. 756-9370 573-0663 Dauphin, Jeanne R. 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Prospect 758-5088 lannantuoni, Kathy M. 124 Straitsville Rd’ Prospect 758-4073 Incardona, Elaine F. 228 Chestnut Hill Ave. 756- 5012 Iverson. Gloria Jean 357 Willow St. 757- 9343 Jacobowitz. Karen J. Salem Rd. Prospect 758- 6137 Jacobson, Leonard M. 152 Fern St. 753- 7333 Jaworski. KristineO. 71 Buck ridge Rd 757- 9318 Kahan. Linda 551 Willow St. 756-64X3 Kuunit , DebbieC. 2 Gem Drive 754- 59X2 Kazimierek, Frieda 15 Grace Ave. 756-9768 Kelly, Debra A. 6 Bentwood Drive 755- 7085 Kerner. Wendy A. Cook Rd. Prospect 758- 5347 Kloss, Chuck 92 Farmington Ave. 756- 2915 Koshier. Donna J. 18 Knapp Dr. Prospect 758-4500 Koval. Deborah A. 15 Wildwood Ave. 753-6017 Kramer. Barry M. 55 Lexington Ave. 756-6158 Kunofsky, Martin D. 42 Chapman Ave. 753-5824 La Belle. Laura L. 1383 North Main St. 753-7828 Lancscy. Steve D. 10 Scott Rd. Prospect 758-4212 Lcbel. Susan E. 373 Lincoln St. 755- 4006 Lefevre. Henry A. Plank Rd. Prospect 758-4723 Lefkowitz ,'arol 16Stepha i Lane 756- 3594 Lombardi, Sharon Lee 39 Manhan St. 756- 0439 London, Steven R. 153 Leffingwcll Ave. 753-5309 Lopez, Manuel 162 Plaza Ave. 757- 1747 Lopez. Rudolph Jr. 162 Plaza Ave. 757-1747 Mackic, Randy D. 67 Crescent St. 755-2560 Marcus, Bruce L. 825 Cooke St. 753-1218 McCarthy, Margaret M. 86 Lexington Ave. 757- 7455 Magnavicc. Fran Y. 36 Scott Rd. Prospect 758- 5772 Mallamaci, Consolato R. 150 DiNatali Dr. 755- 3725 Mancini. Luigi 155 Greystone Rd. 753-4927 Mancini, Roxanne 69 Beverly Ave. 753- 8088' Matzkevich. William D. 195 Buck’s Hill Rd. 756- 2808 McKay, Geraldine E. 257 Cooke St. 755- 5429 McIntosh. Kerry A. 34 Woodlawn Ter. 754- 1491 McPhee. Donna J. 205 Cook Rd Prospect 758-4248 Meka. Emjeta S. 20 Watcrvillc St. 756- 4378 Morgan, Gwendolyn D. 220 Fiske St. 756-1824 Morkys, Joseph C. 201 Moran St. 755- 6080 Mose, Charles E. 31 Grove St. 755-3111 Natellc, Doreen M. 62 Laurel St. 7 6-0448 Neveux. Bettina S. 18 Rowland Drive Prospect 758-5824 Norman. Julie M. 5 Cedar Hill Drive Prospect 758-4569 Nunley, Robert E. 81 Kingsbury St. 753-2704 O’Donnell, Joyce A. 156Creslwood Ave. 756-4023 O'Keefe, Eileen N. 66 Concord St. 756-2585 Orkin, Tracy S. 22 Earl St. ' 755- 9683 Ozga. Stanley E. 3120 North Main St. 756- 8406 Palladino, Lucille A. 173 Easton Ave. 756-9820 Pantano, Patti A. 6 Fleet St. 756-9530 Parente, Ann Marie C. 97 Valentino Drive 573-9369 Pelletier. Susan M. 6 Oak Court Prospect 758-4938 Perreault. Denise K. 30 Lounsburv Ave. 755- 1263 Perrotti, Michael A. 173 Easton Ave. 753-3341 Perry, Nathaniel K. 27 Winchester St. 753- 3291 Pcrugini, Joe W. 898 North Main St. 756- 1013 Pcrugini, Sandra J. 351 Tudor St. 754- 5959 Pratt, Joy L. Cook Road Prospect 758-4089 Raskin. Paula B. 52 Farmington Ave. 754- 3490 Reichardt. Kenneth J. 35 Juggernaut Rd. Prospect 758-4278 Rinaldi. Anthony J. 103 Hotchkiss St. 756- 1422 Rinaldi, Cynthia M. 29-3 Stonehurst Cir. 757- 2968 Rinaldi. Joseph S. 39 Fern Hill Ave. 753-4252 Roberts. Jeffrey S. 64 Fairview St. 755- 7056 Roberts, Toni C. S. 75 Holiday Hill 757- 2667 ' Robinson, Patricia R. 73 Summit Rd. Prospect 758- 5112 Robustelli. Roland C. 72 York St. 753-2002 Roditis, Sharon 12 Karyl Lane Prospect 758-5152 Romanuk, Catherine A. 33 Hydelor Ave. Prospect 758-4562 Rosa, David B. 3241 North Main St. 755-5568 Rosa. Paula J. 198 Matthew St. Prospect 758-5727 Rozum, Alexander 39 Morris Rd. Prospect 758-4583 Russo, Eileen M. 70 Main St. Oakville 274-4254 Salvatore, Frances M. 367 Tudor St. 755-6737 Salvio. Anthony R. 77 Pilgrim Ave. 755- 9519 Sampieri. Angela A. 42 Beach Drive Prospect 758-4535 Santoro, Frank M. 5 Richard Lane Prospect 758-5212 Schiavone. Donna M. 8 Burton Street 756- 3982 Schulte. Patricia A. 40 Williams Drive Prospect 758-6132 Scriver, Cynthia Lee 67 Williams Drive Prospect 758-6543 Sena. Nancy B. 16 Stephana Lane 756- 7602 Sears. Lynn A. 456 North Walnut St. 755-8639 Scrafine, Mark J. 221 Montoe Road 754-2859 Serafine. Scott S. 221 Montoe Road 754- 2859 Sheehan, Shelia S. 96 Cooper Drive 757- 6720 Sherman, Debra A. 20 Anesa Avenue 755- 4696 Shepherd, Terri L. 19 Randolph Avenue 755-8780 Shiller. Holly J. 161 Farmington Avenue 753-1098 Sihau, Lynn E. 173 Fiske Street 755- 6140 Sills. Mark W. 54 Woodstock Street 756- 4001 Snyder, Donald M. 200 Straitsville Road Prospect 758- 4828 Soto, Nixia I. 52 Ashley Street 753-8569 Stevenson, Ross A. Summit Road Prospect 758-5464 Stanley. Jeanette 44 Kingsbury Street 756-8245 Stewart. Sandra J. Cheshire Road Prospect 758-5739 Tammaro, Janice L. 21 Grace Avenue 755-7112 Thomas. Erlene A. 425 Willow Street 755- 8735 Trepiccione, Sandra M. 13 Houston Street 756- 7533 Trumbley, Diana J. Cook Road Prospect 758-4240 Vabolis. Patty A. 54 Wildwood Ave. 754-3969 Vanasse, Richard D. 14 Chestnut Ave. 754- 1583 VanDcIft. Teresa M. 45 Morris Road Prospect 758-5737 Vann, Charlene A. 428 Knollwood Circle 573-1390 Veillette, Andre Raymond 99 Hillside Ave. 573-1705 Velezis. Georgia 16 Ridgewood St. 757- 0802 Vicrra, Delphine 200 Plaza Ave. 756-0439 Vitone, Anita M. 76 Beverly Ave. 756-9632 Wallace, Elizabeth A. 161 Leffingwell Ave. 755- 3013 Walton, William 24 Grove Street Ward, Don C. 57 Scott Road Prospect 758- 5188 Washington, Stanley Barnett 189 North Walnut St. 756- 6213 Weaving. Douglas M. 53 Goss St. 755-5947 W einberg. Sharon I. 46 Oakland Avenue 753-6826 Weisman, Robin Faith 11 MacArthur Drive 755-3100 White, Nadine E. 127 Vi Pearl Street 753-9479 W'illiams, Linda D. 23 Elizabeth Street Williams. Wendy 112 Matthew Street Prospect 758-5071 Woods, Gary D. 168 Citizens Avenue 755-6485 Zabbarro, Victoria S. 75 Williams Drive Prospect 758-4593 Zelinger, C. 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