Wilby High School - Wilby Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

lbs And Activities CLASS OF 1983 W1LBY HIGH SCHOOL WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT Remembrances In 1979 we entered as freshmen, a bit awed by the lessening of structure and guidance. For the first time, we were on our own. Our personal memories of the next four years differ but some events are common to us all. ’79 brought a jogging craze and a blue wave of designer jeans to complement our trimmer figures. Skylab fell from the sky and the Ayatollah Khomeni rose to power. His fanatic leadership and our protection of the Shah sparked the capture of our embassy in Tehran. Fifty-two Americar hostages were held in captivity for mon than a year. John Paul II became the firs Polish Pope. Rising oil prices and length ening gas lines caused widespread anger x the OPEC oil nations and the U.S. oi companies. This trend was to continue foi years, as was a wave of conservatism thai swept the nation, encompassing economic policies, social attitudes, and fashion Finally, the foreboding accident ai Pennsylvania’s Three Mile Island radiat- ed fear of nuclear catastrophe. (con’t pg. 6) 3 DEDICATION We would like to congratulate Mrs. Antoi- nette Barber and Mr. William LaVallee on their being chosen the recipients of the dedica- tion of the 1983 yearbook. Their dedication and determination these past two years has enabled us to have a more enjoy- able and less expensive senior year. We are very fortunate to have had two such wonderful and caring people advise us through two very hectic years. We find it difficult to fully express our appreciation for all that these two special people have successfully accomplished for the Class of 1983. We thank you both very much for every- thing. YOU’RE THE BEST! 4 TRIBUTE Warm, gentle, friendly, compassionate. These attributes come to mind when one thinks of our recently retired principal, Mr. Domenic Co- riello. As Teacher, Counselor, Assistant Princi- pal, and Principal he dealt effectively with stu- dents on all academic levels. A man who could always be depended upon for a fair decision, a friendly word, or sound advice, he earned the affection of those he dealt with. For being such a fine man and able adminis- trator, we the class of 1983 wish to pay Mr. Coviello tribute. 5 Our sophomore year was easier, but a bit less adventurous, for we had settled down with our new friends and the daily routine of classes. Many seniors had to make a special trip to the Post Office when the draft was reinstated by newly elected President, Ronald Reagan. Shortly before the Winter Olympic games, Afghanistan was invaded by the Soviet Union. This fact made the stirring victory of our hockey team over the Soviets at Lake Placid all the sweeter. The entire world grieved when ex-Beatle John Lennon was shot down in New York. The mur- 6 ders of fifteen black children in Atlanta caused many of our students to wear green ribbons in sympathy just as yellow ribbons flew across the nation in support for our Hostages in Iran. All of America rejoiced in the return of the Hos- tages. They were greeted by an ecstatic nation that breathed a deep sigh of relief. “Who shot J.R.?” was the burning question of the day as millions tuned in to watch Dallas. We also tuned in to the spectacular eruption of Mount St. Helens and the magnificent pictures 7 For the first time, in Junior year, we noticed how young and silly the entering freshmen looked. We knew all the rules by now; though we didn’t quite have the run of the school we man- aged to do fairly well. ’81 brought the splendor of England’s Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Di and the appointment of Sandra Day O’Connor as the first female member of the U.S. Supreme Court. We were shocked to learn of the assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, the attempts on the lives of President Reagan and Pope John 8 Paul II, and the Soviet-backed enforcement of martial law in Poland with its subsequent re- pression of Solidarity. The space shuttle Columbia took her maiden voyage and Sony’s Walkman stole the music scene; video games and Rubic’s Cube became all-consuming crazes. We at Wilby were evaluated by an imposing board of educators. All of Waterbury shared in our pride when we received the maximum possi- ble accreditation - 10 YEARS! 9 Our senior year started quietly enough but soon we real- ized: “Hey, we’re SENIORS! We OWN this place!” Science came on strong in ’82 and ’83. Cable TV and home computers were almost as popular as E.T. Voyager II transmitted stunning pictures of Jupiter and anti-nuclear movements were on the rise. News stories of the Tylenol poisonings horrified us while the birth of England’s newest prince, William of Wales, delighted us. In the Soviet Union, Premier Leonid Breshnev died and was replaced by Yuri Andropov: here at Wilby, Mr. Domenic Coviello retired and Mr. Philip Leonardi took his place as Principal. We all grew up in these four years. World events shaped our lives, as did the individual ups and downs that each of us experienced. These personal changes, more than anything, enrich our memories of youth at Wilby High School. 10 ACADEMICS The faculty at Wilby High has always been dedicated to providing us with the best of education. Though occasionally we feel that a teacher or discipli- narian is working against our best interests, we can rest secure in the knowledge that they are trying as well as they know how to do what’s best for us. For many of us, teachers have served as coaches, friends or confidants and we are thankful to have known them. Thanks are due, also, to the administration and staff for having kept the school in such efficient form. «’till Mr. Louis Mazzafcrro Mr. John Spadaro Mr. Frank Lombardo Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 14____________ Mr. Edward Aston Mrs. Jean Bablonka Mrs. Debra Balletto Guidance English Special Services FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. Joseph Balletto Mrs. Antoinette Barber Mrs. Diane Barrante Mr. Leo Beland Mr. Reid Biletz Special Sen ices Business Home Economics Metals Drafting Mrs. Catherine Boulay English Mrs. Lillian Brown Guidance Mr. Mario Ciarlo Physical Education Mr. Aldo Cipriano Bi-lingual Mr. Paul Cipriano Woods 15 Mr. David Coleman Social Studies Mr. James Condaris Music Dept. Head Mrs. Mary Ellen Considinc Art Mr. David Corbett Social Studies Mrs. Theresa Crctclla Miss Rossana Crudele Business languages Mrs. Mary Culhanc ' Business Mrs. Patricia Dawson Miss Sandra Dawson Miss Sally Dcimantas Mr. John Delaney Mr. Edward DiStefano English-Guidance Vocational Agriculture English Guidance Graphics Mr. Edmund Fossbender Miss Virgina Gorman Mr. David Guerrera Mr. George Haddad History Special Services Physical Educ. Math Dept. Head Mrs. Judy Haddad English Mr. James Dooley Mr. William Doyle Mrs. Donna Dvarskas Mr. Bernard Dzinski Mrs. Phyllis Farrell Special Education History Xlath English Allied Health Miss Doreen Hanlon Mr. Michael Hayes Mrs. Lili Head Mrs. Delilah Henry Miss Mary Hutchinson Business Xlath Physical Education Guidance Guidance Mr. Melvin Jones Mr. David Kalach Mr. Francis Kennedy Mr. Kenneth Killer Mr. Leroy Klcinschmidt Xlath Social Studies Science Science Xlath Miss Lucia Martone Math Mrs. Denise McDonald English Mr. Edward Mcslin Industrial Arts Mr. Robert Migliorisi Business Mr. Vincent Minutillo Science Mr. Reginald O’Brien Mrs. Lida Pelletier Business .Music Mr. Robert Perugini Mr. John Pctro Social Studies Business Mrs. Beverly Ponzillo Foreign language Mr. Brian Reilly Mr. John Reilly Miss Kathy Reilly Mrs. Dayle Rockwell Mrs. France Roozen Math English Special Education Math Vocational Education Mr. William LaVallcc Mrs. Karen Lawlor Mr. Robert Lctsky Mr. Robert Marcella Mrs. Francis Marcuse Art English English Business Science Mr. Robert Mobilio Music Mr. Dominic Moschella Science Mr. Francis Murphy Business Miss Shirley Norman Social Studies Mr. Frederick O’Brien Industrial Arts Dept. Head Mr. Louis Ponzillo English Mrs. Rosannc Rosa Special Education Mr. Nicholas Porcaro Business Mr. Rocco Puglicsc Social Studies Dept. Head Mr. Michael Purcaro Science Mr. Carlos Ramos Eoreign language 19 - Mr. Stephen Rossi Mrs. Mary Ruby Mrs. Cheryl Savage Miss Dorothy Schildgen Mr. Raymond Shortt Math Home Economics Physical Education Special Ed. Dept. Head Industrial Arts Mrs. Dolores Sirica Allied Health Mr. Louis Steponaitis Industrial Arts Mrs. Valerie Stolfi Special Education Miss Joanne Tichon Home Economics Mr. George Tirado Eo reign Language Mr. Anthony Altieri Vocational Education Mr. Francis Granato Distributive Education Mr. James Clary Building Maintenance Mr. Richard Eterginio Speech and Hearing Therapist Mrs. Therese Flanagan Secretary Mr. Rocco Sildo Foreign Language Dept. Head Mr. Andrew Sirica Art Dept. Head Miss Debra Tomascllo Mrs. Michelle Tuttle Mrs. Diane Voisinc Special Education Social Studies Math Mrs. Catherine Waterbury Science Miss Catherine Zibcll Home Economics Miss Kelly Hogan Mrs. Dawn Horgan Mr. Fred Hypsch Mrs. Peggy Kalosky Miss Joanne Palladino Special Education Aide Secretary Security Secretary Secretary Mrs. Jean Quinn Library Mrs. Diane Santoro Dietician Mrs. Loretta Sweeney Mrs. Florence Torok Library Nurse’s Aide Miss Lynn Yovina Secretary SENIORS BEING A SENIOR Being a senior can be exciting as well as frightening. Exciting to know a whole new life is about to begin. Frightening because of fear of the unexpected, being on your own. It’s a time for ends and new beginnings. When a sense of pride begins knowing you have accomplished something in life. There is a sense of happiness but also sadness. You’re happy because you had met people who have become your best friends, but sad you may not see them again. When a sense of insecurity arises knowing that up to this time you had your parents guiding your life. But now the decisions will be your own, and wondering if you have made the right one haunts you. You may decide to go to college, join the Armed Forces, or just look for a job but it’s going to be tough. The name of the game is “Survival.” r SALVATORE ADDONA GENISE ANDREWS TRACY BAPTISTE FRANK ANGELICOLA SUSAN BISHOP LISA AUDIETIS TONI BEALE SHEILA BOATRIGHT SALVATORE ADDON A Sal ”Lct's go to breakfast!” Special People: Parents Activi- ties: Yearbook Dislikes: People that get on my nerves. Highlights: Going to breakfast and lunch whenever I want to. Coal: To be successful at whatever I do. GENISE ANDREWS Generous ”That’s life.” Special People: Family. God, Nancy, Tracy. Pam. Activities: Room rep. Dislikes: Dallas Cowboys. Highlights: Graduation. Goal: Comm. Broadcasting. ERANE ANGELICOLA Ranka ‘‘Let’s go to breakfast.” Special People: My parents, Alayne, Family, Friends Activities: Stud. Coun. Secretary, Baseball 2,3.4 Dislikes: U.S. Economy Highlights: Fr. Yr., History, Jr. Ycat Goal: To do well in whatever I choose. DINA ARCOViO Dce “You are a jerk! Special People: Parents. J.L.. L.E. Activi- ties: Accounting III Dislikes: Exams High- lights: Laughs with friends Goal:To become a medical secretary and be happy. LISA AUDIETIS Lisa Cool “I can't take itV Special People: Chris Dcmirs, family, friends, M.F., Summer of '82 Dislikes; Rude people. Mr. Corbett's class Highlights: Sen- ior year Goal: To be healthy, rich, and own a mint Corvette. TRACY L. BAPTISTE Suga ”Da Special people: Mom, Gcnisc. Nancy, Ter- ry, J.(B)W., C P. Activities: Nat. Hon. Soci- ety, Drama Club, Student Council. Senior Room Rep. Dislikes: Dull Books High- lights: My Senior Year Ambition: Physical Therapist SHARON ANN BARD Smilie ' Don't think so.” Special People: Joseph. Mom. Activi- ties: Drama Club, Prom Comm.. Drum corps Color Guards Dislikes: Slapping in the face Highlights: Meeting new friends, 6-5- 81. Goal: Teach the handicapped. CORINNA BARRERE Nina “You're crazy!” Special People: Denis Activities: CWE Dislikes: Monday Mornings. High- lights: Halloween 81, 1-15-82, 6-7-81 Drags. Goal:To get rich and eat at the best restau- rants. ALAYNE BATTEN Laincy ”But what arc you gonna do?” Special People: Family. F.A., G.B..S.C., S.M . VP. Fido, Friends Activities: FR. Club Highlights: N.Y. with B.P.. Breakfast with Sal Frank. Goal: To make others as happy as I am. TONI BEALE “Please” Special People: RG + JS,DB,PS . Activities: Skating Dis- likes: Pat Coolahan ?A ?A .i;: Cafe with the girls. Goal: To get married and have kids. Thanks Mom and Dad. CHRISTOPHER JOHN BILLINGS Bill “Hot Damn!” Special People: Family. Ro- sanne. Highlights: Graduation Goal: Dahl sheep hunting in the British Columbian Rock- ies. SUSAN BISHOPSuc Special People: John. Mom. Friends. I always want to remember the good times and all my friends. Goal: I want to enjoy my life to the fullest extent! Let’s Party!! SHEILA BOATRIGHT Boat Special Peo- ple: E.R., K.D. M;To be successful. I could remember that first day, 25 GRETCHEN A. BOCK Peanut ”Ya know what I mean ’! Special People: Carl C, my family, and Oct. 25, ’80 Activities: Yearbook and Prom Comm. Dislikes: Carl’s Flir- ting Highlighls:'%My Senior Year Goal;To be successful. JEANNE MARIE BROWN Miss Nate’ Special People: Mom. Dad, Chucky, Nancy. Donna, Lisa, Tanya, Judy, Gretchcn, Rich- ard. John. Kenny Activities: Library Aide Dislikes: D.R.'s laugh, M.D.'s tall tales. Highlights: Senior year. Prom. Graduation Goal: To be happy in everything I do. GRETCHEN BUCHTA Gretch “This is true” Special People: Mom and Dad, Fran, Lainc, Deb. Fido. Grateful Dead. Friends. Rainbows Roses, WYO.. R.I., ‘82’, N.Y.C., Concerts, Pharoahs Music!, J.B., M.T., Dolo- res V.P., Goal: U.S.A.F., Mcrccdcs.Thc Fields Ishtar. GREGORY BURDICK Greg Special Peo- ple: Family and Friends. Activities: DECA. Goal: To join the Air Force. KRISTEN Bl RDICK Kris ”Look, its a uni corn'. Special People: My mother. DA. LA, LD. LF. MF. RC. JC, GG. MP. KT. Family and friends Activities: Prom Committee. Room Rep.. Class Play Dislikes: N— RS Highlights: Good Times Goal: To be an Executive Secretary. REGINA LEE BUSSEY Miss Bussey “How are youV Special People: Herme Activities: Swimming, jogging Dislikes: Stuck up girls Highlights: Assembly Goal: To become a nurse and become successful in life. DOROTHY CALANDRO Dotty ’Ya know.” Special People: John Gaudiosi, Mom. Activities: Tennis. Dramma Club Dislikes: Fighting with J.G. Highlight: All My Friends Goal: To get married and to be- come rich. JACQUELINE ANN CANADY Jackie “Sad Special People: Mom,Dad, Peaches and Herb, Kevin, Carla. Angie. J.L.. L.I., J.H., S.N., D P. Activities: Volleyball. Mu- sic. Highlights: Graduation, Jan. 5, 1980 Jan. 1, 1983. Goal:To be the best in whatever I may do! EVELINA CAPUTO Evie ‘ Oh! Really?” Special People: God. My mother and Corri. Highlights: Graduation night, summer of XV Goal: To work for the Lord. Play the pi- ano and sing for his glory. CARMEN CARDONA Rosy ”Wanna smurf around” Spec People: C.N.C., D.G., L.Y.C., C.F. Activities: JA, VICA-Histor- an Highlight: 6-23-82, 7-17-82, 8-24-82, 1- 3-83, Goal: To fulfill my goals and dreams with the one I love. That’s you C.C. JOANNE CA VALLO Jo ”What's the differ- ence?! Special People: Bobby, D.G.. Fami- ly- Activities: Yearbook and Prom Comm., Miss Wilby Attendant. Room Rep . Dislikes: Short Jokes, Highlights: Prom. “May of 82 Goal: To have a successful career in Computer Prog, and live a long and happy life. RONANNE CARRIERO Ronnie, Ron “Later, o.k., oh yeah, crazy, fer sute Spe- cial People: Richie, family, S.S., B.C.. K.S., D M.. K.B.. J.H.. R.F., N.P.. R R., J.A.. J.L.. C.A. KRISTIN LEE CASE Kozmic ”Bc good!” Special People: My family, L.J.M., D.L., N.H.S. Dislikes: Mondays. Highlights: Graduation Goal:To be a good human being. JOANNE CAVALLO DOROTHY CALANDRO v RONANNE CARRIERO First hour, first moment of your meeting 26 KRISTIN CASE me, JACQUELINE CANADY EVELINA CAPUTO CARMEN CARDONA GRETCHEN BUCHTA KRISTEN BURDICK GREGORY BURDICK EMILY CASILLAS ANNE M. CENTINARO ANNEMARIE CHRISTINO EMILY CASILLAS Nanancna “Quc ani- malito!! Special People: La Crcma Rosa- do Activities: Concert Band Dislikes: Ster- eotyping Highlights: Florida trip with the band Graduatc with my friends of P.R. ANNEM. CENTINARO Annie ’ Hey baby Special People: My mother, “Robert , and friends Activities: Drama Club, Guidance Staff Dislikes: When my nail breaks High- lights: My senior year, graduation “83 Goal: To be the “best in whatever I do. ANNEMARIE CHRISTINO An- nic “Ycccsh 7Special People: Dad. Lynn, D M., R.C., L.G., B.L. Activities: Pres. Sr. Class, Pres. Jr. Class, Softball, Volleyball Dislikes: Rude people Highlights: ALL- NVL. VB. Pres. Sr. Class, Pajama Game, Ar- senic Coal: To become a medical tech. ANITA CIPRIANO Amcba Oh Shi-! Spe- cial People: Richie, S.W., C.B., J.M., R.D., J.A., D.D., N.D.. A C., K.H.. G.B., A.B. Dislikes: Mondays, Homework. Preps, Dis- cos Killer’s Hike in the Woods Goal: To Graduate and move to Texas to become a Rancher. HEATHER SUSAN CIPRIANO Heath “OOO Baby he is mint! Special People: Jeff. J.T., M.C., C.L. Activities: Calculus, Italian, Prom, Art, D.P., Drama, Honor Soci- ety, Student Council Dislikes: Calculus Class Highlights: Miss Senior, 2-4-82 Goal: To be a computer programmer. MARGARET A. CIRIELLO Margie “C’mon, will yaaV. Special People: Dawn, Jakey, K.D., J. J.A.. S.L., H.C., N.P., B.D., G,R,D, Friends and Family. Activities: D.P.; Prom and Yearbook Comm. Dislikes: S.C. J.M.’s Lies. Highlights: 2-19-82, 5-19-82, Times with Dawn, Talks with H.C. Goal: Comp. Programming. CHRISTY COWAN Crispy “Do it up! Special People: J .W., Artie Activities: Chor- us Dislikes: Hates tacky shoes. Highlights: I made so many new friends- great friends! Goal: To love and be loved. LINDA CLEMENT Purps and Lin What’s up Special people: Family, D.A., A.T and R.C. Activities: Accounting 111 Dislikes: Exams Highlights: Prom night Goal: To be- come an accountant and to go into manage- ment. DANETTE CLINTON Nette ’That’s legit Excuse me! Special people: Ethel, family, Alan,I.P.,B.A. Dislikes: prejudice person Highlights: freshman year Goal: To become a computer technologist successful in what- ever I decide to do in life. LENORE CLONEY Nor “Jive ”, “Wang”, “I’m telling you , I hear you. Special Peo- ple: BrcntlcJ Activities: Softball, volleyball. Dislikes: Tests, surprise quiz. Highlights: Sports Goal: To be successful. DIANA L. CONIGLIARO Little Conig Puff ’em up Special People: Joseph A. Galasso.4c- tivities: Accounting Club, Miss Accounting and Office Staff Dislikes: When the city is dry Highlights: Friday’s keg parties Goal: To be the future Mrs. Joseph A. Galasso. SUSAN MARY COOK Cookcr “No way man!! Spec people: Jim, Dad. Mom, Tina, Alayn c Highlights: N.Y.C. trip with B.P. Goal: Computer Engineer. CATHY M. CAPANNA I’m dazed and con- fused and later when I'm lookin' back I'll know I musta got lost. Searching for that rain- bow I’ll turn the page and become a shooting star. or dim the season, it might be JANET R. COSTELLO Saying: Hang loose babyV. Special People: Mom, Dad, Dean, Ralph, Denise, D.M. Dislikes: Guys who Spit Goal:To be an RN and a Cop, and to be Happy. FRANCISCO CRUZ Hobby “No she’s just a Friend!” Special People: Princess .4c � - lies: Baseball Dislikes: Cafe Highlights: Senior Year Goal: To become successful in Life. LISA M. D'ANGELO Lee, Lis “Shut up!” Special People: Family, friends. Al, Z Activi- ties: Drama Club, Office Staff Dislikes: Rude people, homework Highlights: Memor- ies Goal: To live a happy life. LORI DA FONSECA “You kill mcl Spe- cial People: Mark, family, (fiends Activities: Ski Club. Prom. Yearbook, Class Play. D s- tikes: School lunch Highlights: Prom, Grad- uation Goal: To be happy and successful. MICHAEL D'ALMEIDA “It's nice to be im- portant but more important to be nice” Spe- cial People: S.S., N.G., M L.. B P Dislikes: Nagging people Highlight: Graduation Goal: To be a sports broadcaster. CHEVELLE KA Y DA MS Davis “Be ye also f ready” Special People: Chris, My Family, E.J.. G.K.. K.G., S.M.. F.S., E.S., God Acti- vities: Drama Dislikes: The act of Satan Highlights: Meeting friends Goal: To make the rapture. To live a successful life. SHARON L. DEAN Lovely One or Sassy S. “Seriously”, “What’s up Special People: Antoinie, Olivia, Highlight: Attending Wil- by Goal: Modeling. DIANA DE LUCA Dec, Diz Forgel it then! Special People: H.B., K.V., C M., K.B. Dis- likes: Monday mornings Goal: To be happy. SAMUEL DE WYTTSam Bowie? ”Word” Highlights: Graduation Goal: To be success- ful in life. GREGORY G. DISISTO Grcg ’Tm not worried about it . Special People: S.D., D.D. Activities: Drama Club, Junior Ring Committee, German C ub.J Dislikes: Junior English Highlights: Class r ay Goal: To be- come an Engineer. I ROSALINA NICOLE D'OCCIHO Dizzy “Really? Your Kidding! No Sir!” Special People: Roland, P.M.. E.K., R.C. Activities: Vocal Music Dislikes: Monday mornings! Highlights: 7-10-81 Goal: To get a career and then a family. I JOANNE DOOLITTLE Jo “No sir!” Spe- cial People: My family, Jim S. Activities: Accounting Club Dislikes: Exams High- lightsKiTuduaUon Goal:To be successful and to be happy with someone special. I MICHELLE DUFRESNE “That’s a !; thought” Special People: My family, Oma, Oda. L.S., A.P.. IS. Activities: Drama, Fr., Cal., Clubs. Swim, Basketball. Tennis Dis- likes: People telling me to get a job High- lights: N.Y. with Fr. Club “82” 6’o ;To en- joy life and 2CBSW L.S. CHEVELLE DAVIS ROSALINA D’OCCHIO JOANNE DOOLITTLE Summer or Winter for aught I can 30 LORI DaFONSECA LISA D ANGELO MICHAEL D'ALMEIDA % SAMUEL DcWITT GREGORY DiSISTO 31 MICHELLE DUFRESNE say; LISA FARINA MARYANN FASANO ROBERT FACONDINI ROBERT FILIPPONE 32 HARDY EASON JR. “Nat man I’m straight.'7 Activities: Football Dislikes: Not citing my homework done. Ambition: To be appy and successful. ERIC NELSON ENTZMINGER Smooth “Get out of here! Special People: Family and classmates Activities: Track Dislikes: Algebra Highlights: 10-9-82 Goal: To be successful in the military. KEVIN EVON Kcv Special People: Nancy M. Dislikes: When people bite down on their fork when they eat. Highlights: Graduation Goal: To be happy. TINA ANN EYMAN Tee Special People: Shaun. Family and friends. Highlights: All the good times I had with my friends. Goal: To get married young and live a happy life and become a secretary. DA VE FABER Fabc Special People: Mom, Dad. Bill, Cin Activities: Racquet Ball. Street Racing Dislikes: Cops, Principals Highlights: Graduation, “Cruzin” in my AMX 6’0 : Open my own Auto Shop. ROBERT M. FACONDINT Rob What’s up Special People: Diane Activities: Baseball Dislikes: Cracking on mothers Highlights: Meeting new people Goal: Open a business. LISA EARINA Lee ’Tm tired . Special People: Grandparents, parents. Activities: FBLA. Highlights: Making friends. Goal: To get a job. MARYANN FASANO Mar “I don't know what to do? Special people: L.A .P.R.. J.B .D.A.. Family, friends Dislikes: writing compositions for being late for school High- lights: 12-19-80, times with Lisa Goal:To be happy and rich. MARIO SANTOS Maiuca “Man - lights: Friends Ambition: Computers. MARY EERRAZZI Crash “Whcrc's my coffccV' Special People: D.E., D.E. Activi- ties: CWE Dislikes: Fools. Highlights:Gra- duation Goal: To be rich. ROBERT JOSEPH FILIPPONE Flip “What’s going upV' Special People: J.C., L.Q.. C.P., D.O. Activities: Baseball Goal: To join the state police force and become successful in life. ALMERINDA FROIS ' Hi. how are you? Special People: Valde mar Sousa Dislikes: Guys who spit . Highlights: VICA’s State Treasurer. Goal: Registered Nurse. DANIEL ERlJINZabbo “Gct your feet out of my lunch! .'Special people: All you ladies; you know who you arc! Activities: Drama Club Dislikes: warm beer and cold women Highlights: When I had to rewrite my biogra- phy sheet Goal: To be looked upon as a de- vient! ALMERINDA FROIS DANIEL FRUIN So unrecorded did it slip away, 33 CARLENE FUHRINC Dimpy “Buck'7 Special People: Mike and 72 Harley Activi- ties: VIC A Club Dislikes: Rice Rockets Coal: To marry Mike. LYNETTE FLINCHES Loving Lynnic “Fer sure ', “There’s a test when”? Spec People: My Family, A.G., My Flome Girls . Activi- ties: Girls Basketball Team, Afro-Amer. Club. Honor Society Dislikes: Surprise test Highlight: Year we won NVL Goal: To marry money. CYNTHIA GAGNE Cindy What am I gonna do now’’ Special People: Paul O., J.M.. J.S., D.F.. family, friends Activities: D.E. Pres.. Acct. Club Vice Pres.. Honor So- ciety Trcas., Yearbook Manager. Tennis Team . Dislikes: Compositions Goal: Health Spa Owner. NANCY GALLMAN Sweets “To Be Real” Special people: Family, God. Genisc. Karen, Tracy Acti vities: Afro-American Club.Sen- ior Class V.P.. Room Rep..Student Council, Softball, Class P ay Dislikes: Unhappy peo- ple. dishonesty Highlights: Miss Willby Goal: Broadcasting. DIANA GARCIA Dye “Wha-happcn?” Special People: J.R., C.N.C., M.N.F., Acti- vities: Vica Historian Highlights: 11 23 82, 4 26-7 82. 10 25-6 82. 4 27-8 83 Goal: To finish school and become a registered nurse. JANNETTE GARCIA Ja7“That's wild!” Special People: Mom and Dad Activities: Honor Society, Yearbook and Prom Comm., BL . Dislikes: Wearing unnecessary cloth- ing Highlights: Being inducted into the Hon- or Society Goal: Being successful and spirited at my work. ELMOND GIBBS MICHELE F. GIBBS Jaws “Forgct it” Special People: My family, D C.. F.S., S.M.. C. Lee. M.S., Activities: Drama and Ac- counting Club, Ways and Means Comm. S.S. Rep.. Class Play Dislikes: Satan High light: Class Play Goal: To be in the rapture. ELIZABETH GOMEZ Liz. Di? Special people: my family, my friends Activities: FBLA, Yearbook committee. Prom commit- tee, Play Dislikes: Monday mornings High- lights: going to Mr. Purcaro’s Chemisty class Goal: To become a nurse. OLGA GOMEZ Olga “Forgcct it. Special People: B.C., M B., family, friends Activities: Yearbook Com., Prom Com., Play Com. Dis- likes: Bret's lies Highlight: Senior Year Goal: To be successful in whatever I do. EL A DIO GONZA LEZ Special People: J R . M R . R.G.. J.G.. MB. F.B.. E.GJActiri- ties:Crosby Span. Club, JAC Pres. Sec. Dis- likes: Lack of organization. Goal: State trooper, lawyer. LAI RIE GOODRICH Laur What a tool! Special People: A.B.. T.A.. L.D.. D.Y.. L.Y., A.C.. K.B.. Mom. Dad and Sunny Activities: Checrlcading. Drama. Calculus. Chemistry. Ski Club, Yearbook and Prom Comm. Dis- likes: School lunches High lights: Class Play Goal: To become a veterinarian. DEANNA L. GORDON Dee What a body! Special People: Steve, family, friends and Karen Activities: Ski Club Dislikes: Short weekends Highlights: Going to S.H. and Crosby Goal: To be successful in life. LYNETTE FUNCHES ELMOND GIBBS LAURIE GOODRICH So blind was I to see and 34 CYNTHIA GAGNE NANCY GALLMAN DIANA GARCIA GEORGE HARNISH LESLEY HASSINGER LYNN HART DEBRA M. GUERTIN RAYMOND HEATON KATHY HOETHKE PETER HADDAD BRIAS 67?EE‘.VScrgio “That;s too bad isn’t it.” Special People: B.B.S., my family Acti- vities: Band, football, track Dislikes: Saying things about people that isn’t truc. Higb- lighls:Capt. of football. V.P. of band. Capt. of track Coal: To go into the law or medical. MICHAEL T. GREENWOOD Mike or Smi- ley Whoe whoc slov down . Dislikes: Whimpy freshmen Highlights: MX Moto- cross Goal: To be a factory motorcycle racer or mechanic. MARK GRIFFIN Dr Gce ”What up” Spe- cial People: Janelle Activities: Track. Base- ball Dislikes: Tuesday Highlights: Prom Night Goal: To join the Army and become somebody. DEBRA M. GUERTIN Dcbbie ”Forgit it”! Special People: Jimmy, my family, and friends A clivi ties: Yearbook and Prom Comm. Dislikes: not being with Jimmy Highlights: “My Senior Year” and Prom Goal: To be happy and successful and to someday reach 5 it. KIMBERLY HEBBERT KELLIE HOFFMAN PETER HADDAD Pete ”How the hell arc you?” Special People: Mom and Dad Activi- ties. Ski Club, Rifle Club, German Exchange Dislikes: Study for exams Highlights: Gra- duation Goal: To be successful in life. GEORGEHARNISH Harn “I could go for a nice cold case” Special People: L.S. S.R., T.M., K.H., K.S. Activities: Capt. of Swim Team Dislikes: Stuck up Women and closed package stores. Highlights: becoming a Sen- ior. Goal: Be successful in College. LESLEY A. HASSINGER Lcs. Peanut “Forget it.” Special People: Family, D.S., L.Y. Activities: Pres. Drama Club, Cheer- leading, Honor KoWJ Dislikes: People who don’t listen. Highlights: Freshman year, class play. Goal: To persuc a modeling career, to be successful. LYNN HART I’m only kidding Special Peo- ple: parents and Patty Activities: Chorus Dislikes: exams and tests Highlights: Can- ada and Florida trip G'o ;To become and X- ray technician RAYMOND HEATON Worm ”What???” Special People: O.G. KIMBERLY HEBERT Mouse ”Dazed and confused” Special People: Billy H.. Friends- Maur Activities: Deca Club 321 Dislikes: Mr. Delaney Highlights: NBD-Graduation Goal:To reach the stars. Thanks Ma Dad. Let’s party! ROSE MARIE HICKS ROSIE For Real! Special People: Family, God, AI, R.A.. She- lia Disli kes: Devil Activities: D.E.C.A., Ac- counting, Music Ensemble Goal: Successful Singer A.4 THY HOETHKE Bonnie Special People: TM., PW., MD.JActivities: Yearbook Com- mittee. Ski Club, Art Club. Dislikes: Casab- lanca Girls. Highlights: Junior year 7th peri- od Reggie’s Class (Visitors) Goal: To Live a Long and Exciting Life. KELLIE HOFFMAN Kcl So. what’s new?” Special People: My family. Activi- ties: FBLA Vice Pres., Acct. Club Sec. Dis- likes: Two faced people, drivers who hog the road. Highlights: Graduation. Goal: To be- come a computer programmer and live life to the fullest. to mark the budding of my tree 37 JOHN T. HUGHES Boozcr “That’s cold hearted Special People: Car. weekends. Blues (my dog). Bad Com. Aditilies: Drama Club. Calculus Club Dislikes: People who don't say Hi. Highlights: Class Plays. Sports Events Goal: To be an engineer and to stay drunk. DWA YNE HI . T Highlights: Getting out of school Coal: Progressive Toolmaker LEROY HLISTER Easy Lec And you know that Special People: My family Acti- vities: Football Track Dislikes: Being called small Highlights: Meeting nice young ladies Goal: Staying handsome and making people smile DAVID I EROSI.MO Jacky Lifc goes on even after the thrill of living is gone Activi- ties: Drama club. Porky Pig club and Ameri- can club Dislikes: Cold toilet seats High- lights: Graduation Goal: To become a ho. MICK l-VOS I VESTER Sophisticated Lady “I'll teel ya! Special People: My family, Tony T. 8-24-81 Activities: DEC A V- Pres. Drama Club.Studcnt Council. Dislikes: Jealousy and violence. Highlights: Basket- ball Games, Dress up day. Goa : To become a Corporate Lawyer. KES J ALBERT Reverend Yca-righi.” Ac- tivities: DEC A Dislikes: Stuck up women. Highlights: Graduation Day. Coal: Own a business. LUASSE JAX1ELE Lu l can't take it! Special people: Ken Demirs. Aunt, friends, parents Activities: Ski Club, Yearbook. Stu- dent Council. DE Club Dislikes: When I came back from Florida! Highlights: Our Friday nights Coal: To be successful in life. DARLENE ASS JA LIDOS Dar “Go for it!” Special People: Pete Grccco. Mom Dis- likes: The end of the weekend. Highlights: Taking days to party and sneaking Tommy in the girls lav. Goa : To get front row seats to a J. Geils concert, also to be happy and success- ful. KURT A. JOHSSOS “Turn it up the F.Z. Special People: Slhon, Slam. Slaul. The Rock Highlights: Graduation .Ambition: To be happy in what 1 do. ELAINE KALOIDIS “Ooh Baby' Special People: Bobby. B.K. Dislikes: Two faced people Highlights: Sirica’s art class Goal: Travel Administrator WILLIAM KALPIS Wally, GQ I was out that day Special People: Family Activities: Baseball Dislikes: Sound of Alarm Clock Highlight: Killers Field Trip Goal: Early Re- tirement. ROBERT E. KEE Bug “What s upT' Spe- cial People: Family Dislikes: Noise High- lights: June 83' Coal: Success. WILLIAM KEE Tony “What's up broth- er Special People: Ruby and George Dis- likes: Gelling up for school Highlights: Get- ting out Goal: Enjoy life JOHN HUGHES WILLIAM KALPIN LUANNE JAMELE ROBERT KEE That would not blossom yet for many a 38 LEROY HUNTER DAVID IERONIMO MICKI-VON IVESTER KURT JOHNSON ELAINE KALOIDIS DARLENE JAUDON EMILY KECK VALERIE KING LORI KIRVEN 40 CRAIG LANCE DAWN LaVIGNE CHRISTINE LANGSTON LESLIE LeVASSEUR If only GEOFFREY KLISH CHERYL LAVOIE DEBORAH LERNER EMILY KECK “God how I hate this place. ’ Activities: Tennis, Swimming, Drama Club, Yearbook Editor, Classical guitar. Dislikes: Idiot teachers, wasted time. Highlights: Freshman year. Punk day. Goal: To Escape VALERIE KING Hollywood I tell ya Spe- cial People: My Family and All of my home girls. Activities: Afro American C ub. Dis- likes: Jealous People. Highlight: 79 Fresh- man Year Goal: To become an Airline Ste- dardcss LORI KIRVEN Sunsinc Leave me alone!” Special People: Santos. Feliciano, my fami- ly. Activ ities: President of VIC A Dislikes: My sister Veda. Highlights: Just being there. Goal: To become a nurse. WILLARD LEE PAMELA LEWIS GEOFEREY KLISH Key’s Klish ’ Lemons and Lines. Spec a People Dawn, Ken, Mr. Killer. Dislikes:Girls that won’t let me prove my self. Highlights: Senior year crazyness. Goal:To Rock the world with 10 fingers and 88 keys. RICHARD HENRY LAMB Lamby Leggs What’s the deal? Spec ii People: Lisa, Lisa, Judy, Jcanc, Dawn. Wendy Activities: Li- brary Technicial Dislikes: Fish day at Cafe. Black, Mr. Riley’s valour sweaters High- lights: My senoir year Goal: To become a draftsman CHRISTINE LANGSTON Chrissy “What!” Special People: My mother High- lights: Going to the assemblies. Goal: To go into word processing. CRAIG LANCE Cragcr “Lay down. Spe- cial People: H.C., D.R Activities: Skiing, Basketball Highlights: Summer of 82’ Goal: To be rich. DA WN LA VtGNE Dizz Be brave little sol- dier.’’ Special People:G.K.. K.C., S.L. Acti- vities: chorus. Dislikes: Cold feet. High- lights: Going home at 2:00, my friends. Goal: To live life to it’s fullest. CHERYL LAVOIE Lips ‘Cigar ”, Big Ti- me”. Special People: Walt G., 8-7-82, Mom. J.D . T.P., M.H Activities: Honor Society Dislikes: Monday mornings. Highlights: Cafe time. Summer kegs. 6o :To be happy and successful in life and still be able to party. WILL ARD J. LEE JR. Winky Whatta Ya Cracking up.” Spec People: Family, Mag- gie, Friend’s L.W., M.M., S.M., Activities: Captain Football. Dislikes: My car. Short, nails, tight underwear. Highlights:Cafe, Stu- dy Goal: To be happy and successful. LESLIE LEVASSEL 'R “Lcs ”What’s up?” Special People: El. Pete. Judy. Ang. Hen, Fabe. Ape. Kar, Dave, Tom. Bob. Peter. Ac- f n'f es: Mopar. Twins. Bondo boys, baseball. Dislikes: Spending money, fighting. Van. Highlights: Graduation. Thanks Mom and Dad DEBORAH LERNER Debbie. Goblin “I Can t Believe This!’’ Spec People: Family and Friends, R.G., K.M., A.G., J.M., Ac V - ties:Student Council, Band, Room Rep. Dis- likes:9 18 82, plaza. Highlights:Cafc, 7:30- 7:59. Goal: To be a nurse. PAMELA LEWIS Pam ”For real. I’m ser- o is ” Special people: Mom, Dad, D.H..N.B.. L.L.,C.L.,L.H. Activities: Prom Committec.FHA Club, Drama Club Dis- likes: when people are stuck on themselves Goal: To pursue mv career in hair dressing. I could recollect it, such 41 42 JUDY MANFRED! SHARON MAZO DAWN MARANGIO DENISE McCORMICK A day of days! I DA YID IX) CASSIO Da?e Spe- eiaJ people: S D X .D R C .H A ,M 4rt - «irirt. uraau. SkitiM. Pxinouc Asencai Owb Yofbooi fJtslikes: no todct piper m the uthrooi� Hrghl gkti 'be c m p4ay Mt To be m AMtmor or tiutof pro DLBOkAH I� N £ XC4S Det 1« for rea Special People: God. My Famdy. V P . S P . Al C B T L 4clhkies: ftii- ketball. W.Jby Clwm FBLA. Art Dislikes: Phoney People. Highlight: ' xAT «tec wasmy Freshman to Jsmoryear f ntlobe a newsbroodcaster or a smcceaofml bnuncss A NDkf H IT 64 Sk AS Andy hat v •pv Special People: R I. . A L . LD .D O Di 4 ctivities: foot ball. luitar Dislike School iMdi Highlights: GradmatxMj Goat Pbyv Ed teacher D 4V4 M4 C % Lad I torear Spe- r People: Tim. B M KS D M S R L C. AC . LY . Friends Activities: Satio� - tl Honor Society. Band. Tro . JR and SR Treserar. Sec Drama Club. Softball. V alley - Dislikes: SB Highlight: Going to Honda with band Gant To be a psycholo- P FI LOWE SO MASfISI F ;« -So ay mar' Special people: Jane Dislikes: Crack- ing on others Highlights: meat teachers 6oo r To work in tbe hospital. JLDtTH MASfkfDI Jndv “Oh Sr Spee a fVop e: Peter. S M. M.F . DM. MD. R L. AC Activities: lentus Team. Room Rep Dislikes: Surprise tens, book re- port . Algebra Highlights Sopbmore sttih per B Aogy. Mr Pucaro's Mud) 6a� : Just to be happy in life DA H C MAkASGIOS n Aah my God Special People: A J. F L. Alec. Cbm P J C . CJ M Family. 22 80. A J . Mon- day Dislikes: Two Faced People High- lights: AD. Skipping School 6o� ; To be Flappy 4 SDkFXA MAkCLSEA ndy “ Famous Last NA ord “ Special people: Linda Activities: Cross Country. Swimminr. Track. Honor So- ciety Dislikes The food in cafe Highlights: May 7. 1981 6o� ; M A ODETTE WAkQLES Red “Don t orry bout H .Special People: Mom. Dad. D.S . RC..C C . B D.C.V DY J P.DP.LD LG I M . L B Adhities: Partving Ac Gui- tar Dislikes: Di vco. no pot Highlights: Ora - duat:on 6o� ; Disc Jockey S S4 4. Y 4 Till M S'Sue “I don t have a class' Special People: Mom. J D T M . P D . Activities: Softball. Karate Dislikes: Press break down Highlights: Putting my best effort in all I do 6o ; To become the best person I can SHAkOA L. MAZOS S eet Ma on Go Head Special People: My Mother Ac � - «.'Volley Ball. Basketball Dislikes: To gel up in the morning Highlights: Freshman year fGoak To get involved with computers DEMSE A. Mr C Ok MICE Niece “what up oh Special People: Tim P. and Mom 6o ; To become a doctor SHIkLEY MCCLAki IccrPteasc'' Spe- cial People: My family. Pookic. J G . Y H Activities: Afro American Club, J s- Acs; Getting up in the morning Highlights: Freshman year. Goal: Successful in life 43 DARRYL E. MCDANIEL Dee Me Special People: Mom. K.W., PA., Activities: Basket- ball. track, football Dislikes: Sitting on the bench. Highlights: Being captain of two teams. Goal:To become a very rich man and to be very successful. KIMBERLY MARIE MC GINNIS Kim “You’re freakin’ out . Special People: Eric Forsman (3-27-82), and Patty P. Dislikes: Eric’s bad moods Highlights: the summer of “82” and parties in Mrs. Cretella’s class Goal: To be successful in whatever 1 do. PATRICIA B. MC KENNA Tricia ’Have an idea!” Special People: Pollie Wetmorc, Kathy, Ricky, and may family. Activities: Swimming, drama Club, Yearbook Staff. Dis- likes: The leech. Highlights: All the fun time’s with Pollie. Goal: To enjoy life to the fullest. JANETTE MC KNIGHTJennie,Eyes “Hcy Mom!” Special people: Mom. Family, D.W.. Dislikes: liars Highlights: Mr. Letsky’s class Goal: To become a real estate agent. ROBERT J. MELIO Bob “Hey. I finally made the honor roll’' Special People: L.A.P., T.M.M.. D.L.H. and S.M.B. Dislikes: D.H.C. 1 Ugh lights: Assemblies and football games Goal: To become a police officer. SUSAN E. MONAGHAN Bigtime Special People: Pascal. V.R.. Mom. 3.C. Activities: ST. Joseph’s C.Y.O. Dislikes: Dreams that never come true. Highlights: Rod Stewart, concert. Wink, and N.F. Goal: To do every- thing I set out to do. MARK K. MONTROSE Mark The Mousc I don't want to go to work Special People: Family and D.M. Activities:Treas., Acct. Ill Club D s Aes; uum under the desks and Monday Highlights: Mr. Petro’s study hall Goal: To open a catering business DEBRA MURNO Deb,Murn “What’s up!” Special people: family,friends, Ron Activi- ties: Honor Society, Band Sec. for 2 years Dislikes: S S rcg. 8 Highlights: All the good times we had at Florida Goal: To have a career a family. KATHY MURPHY Kat “I’m really mad! Special People: Ray. Sandy, D.L., L.S..E.K., S.C., R.S. J.S. Activities: Art club Dislikes: When Ray gets cocky with me! Highlights: 2:00, 12-3-82 Goal: To be happy in whatever I do! DERRICK NORFLETT M.C. Baby Dec “Word up” Special People: Christine, Tina, Lashown, Gloria Activities: Football, Track, Sure Shot Rockers. Dislikes: Lieing to me. Highlights: Being capt. of the football and track team, and being popular in school. Goal: To play in the N.F.L. football. SEAN O'CONNOR The Stud “Kiss me you foolV' Special people: V.C. Activities: Cross Country, Track, Drama Club . Dislikes: When someone touches my hair. Highlights: When Emily lectured about antcatcrs in Che- misty. Goal: RANDALL O'GORMAN Randy “What’s up.” Special people: Family and Friends Ac- tivities: Baseball Dislikes: When I get su- spended. Goal: To be a Chef or carpentry work. DA WN MARIE OLIVER G.Q. Hey Punk! Special People: Jeff O .Mom, family and friends Activities: D.E.C.A. club. Yearbook comm.. Prom comm, and Student council Dislikes: S.B. Highlights: 10-19-81 and our Friday nights! Goal:to be successful and hap- py in life! DARRYL McDANIEL SUSAN MONAGHAN SEAN O’CONNER MARK MONTROSE RANDY O’GORMAN As traceless as a thaw of bygone snow; 44 ft PATRICIA McKENNA DEBRA MURNO KATHY MURPHY DERRICK NORFLEET DAWN OLIVER 45 ROBERT MELIO DONALD OLSON RODNEY OVERTON ANNA MARIE PALLADINO PATRICIA PF.LTON 46 It seemed KATHLEEN PATRIZI KAREN PLANKEY KARIN RITCHON SAM PLOURDE DELLIOT ROBERSON DONALD N. OLSON Give it up Special People: Family and Friends Activities: Band Dislikes: To much homework Highlight: va- cations Coal: To become a pro musican or Millionaire. RODNEY K. OVERTON Chams Most chill Special People: Mother and father Ac- tivities: Baseball Dl$likes: The way teachers act Highlights: (Jetting out Goal: Computer Engineer ANNA MARIE PALLADINO Anna ‘So what Special People: My Mom and Dad Activities: Tennis team. Drama club, Italian club. Honor society and Prom comm. Dis- likes: Surprise tests and reports Highlights: School play. fGoal: To be a business woman KATHLEEN R. PATRIZI Kathy “I don’t know Jcc.” “Well! ’ Special People: P.D.M.D., Marion, mom, Annie, Indi, He- len. Dislikes: Mr Parcaros calculators. Highlights: Mr. Killers hiking trip, Valentines Dance 82’. Coal: To become an executive secretary, go to Africa. DA VE PA VLIK Pavlik “What homework?!” Special people: family, friends Activities: track, cross country Highlights: graduation Coal: To get the best out of life. PATRICIA ANN PELTON Patty Ya know what I mean Special People: Wayne. Kim and my family Activities: Prom Comm Dis- likes: V ailing for Wayne Highlights: I ec. of 82 and Prom night Coal: To be happy and successful in life. TRACY JA Y PETTY Pettybone ”Aint got no bank” Special People: Parents, neice Ac- tivities: D.E. Club Dislikes: To be lied to Highlight: Working at the D.E. school store Goal: To become successful, be happy in life. LENY PETTEWA Y “What’s Up!” Spec people: Crystal Activities: football Dislikes: phonics ighlights: per. 7 Goal: To become an electrician. KAREN PLANKEY Kar ‘‘l can't believe it!” Special People: Jimmy, L.S., S.W., Jan. 16, 9S . Activities: Acct. Ill Club, Prom Yearbook Committees, Ski Club. Dislikes: A leach. Highlights: Going to Marcellas Goal: To be an R.N. SAM P. PLOURDE JR. Slam, Sambone “Got my money?” Special People: D.P., D.C., K.J., P.D., I.V . Activities: hunting, fi- shing Highlights: The parties. Coal: to own my own business. SUZANNE L.A. PULFORD Suzie “What the hell, why not? Special People: My fam- ily, L.W., R.P., C.C. E.M.W., B P Activi- ties: DEC A Dislikes: Linny's bad moods. Highlights: Beach Day 81 ’, concerts, dancing. Fantasy, football games. Coal: To own a Porsche, be a hairdresser. KARIN RITCHON Lcfty “Really? Un- real!” Special people: my family, L.Y., G.B. Activities: Honor Society, Softball. Drama Club Dislikes: getting up High- lights: C ass P ay Coal:To pursue a career in criminal justice. DELLIOT SETRINA ROBERSON Chic “Snap Dragon!” Spcc people: Ken.Stevie. Shafawn.my family Activities: Afro-Ameri- can Club D s lces: curious georges High- lights: freshman year Coal: To become an unique cosmetologist. to means so little, meant so much; 47 ROSA UR A RODRIGUES Lady New Yorker “He look good '. Special People: Mom and Dad. C.J 1 Activities: Basketball Dislikes: Gossip, onions, and girls who say that they got my man. Highlights: Meeting strange people and chilling out with my home girls Muffy, Mania B., Nancy. Josclyn. Goal: To be an actress. CARMEN ROMEO Ragu “Awesome! Special People: My family and buddies-B.C., C.A .R.W. Activities: Student Council. Dra- ma Club. Football. Golf Swimming. Prom Comm., Honor Society. Track. Ski Club. Dislikes:School and homework. Highlights: Wilby band concerts and the ear dr. Goal:To be h appy and damn rich. DENISE ROM PR E Ace Special people: T.L..R W , H VI..P R., C.H.R.T. Dislikes: Being Broke, Ricky Highlights: Summer va- cation Ambition: To live an exciting life. SHERRI RY RINSE I Jugs. Cookie “Mig. I got a sub.” Spec People: J.R.. Barney Ac- tivities: Sr. Class Sec., Honor Society, Acct. Club. Ski Club. Office Staff. Volleyball, soft- ball Dislikes: Passes Highlights: “82”. Graduation Goal: To own a horse and be a Truck Driver. RANDALL PAUL SANTORO Randy How ya doing Special People: My Mom and Pop Activities: Art club. Accounting Club High- lights: Senior year Dislikes: Dizzy People Goal: To go to college and succeed inlife. ANGELA RENE SAUNDERS Angic-Be “Bull V' Special people: family, friends. Jackie C..Cnevelle H Activities: Accounting Club. Basketball, volleyball Dislikes: lies Highlights: in the girls bathroom Goal: To play women's pro-basketball. To become a Phys. Ed. teacher. JAMES E. SAUNDERS Big Redwood “What up Home Boy?” Special People: Family and friends. Activities: Basketball Dislikes: How tall are you? Can you dunk? Highlights: Compliments from winning a game. Goal: To go to a good college. LORI SCHMIDT Bun “What do you mean?” Special People: M.D.. T.D., M.F., J.S., the MX guys. Activities: Italian club. Accounting club Dislikes: Talking Goal: 2CB SW MD SANDRA SCHOTT Sandy “Can I have a pass ’ Special People: P.D.. M B.. K M. Dislikes: My little brother Highlights: 2:00. 9-18-82. IO-22-82 6o : To get married. ALISA MICHELE SCOTT “What's up ” Special People: Friends. Family Activities: Afro American Dislikes: People who com- plain a lot Highlights: Assembly’s football games. Homecoming Goal: To be happy and successful in love and life. TERR I-ANN SCHUSTER Terri “Yuh know what l m saying. Special People: Joe LaBonte’, family and friends. Activities: Dra- ma Club. Prom. Yearbook. Band V-Pres., Senior room rep., office help. High lights: 5- 27-82 Goal:To become a doctor and to breed horses. DAVID SENDROFF DAVE ‘Why I won’t.’ Special people: Rcisha Activities: Football DislikeSGcuing up in the morning. Highlights: Cac Time Foal: To be a comput- er repair man. SONYA SHARPLESS Sonar “Sure you’re right! Special people: My family.M.S., A W. Activities: Afro-American. F.H.A. Dislikes: Nosy People! Highlights: freshman year GOAL: To be an executive secretary. ROSAURA RODRIQUES ANGELA SAUNDERS TERR1-ANN SCHUSTER DAVID SENDROFF If only now I could recall that 48 DENISE ROMPRE SHERRI RYBINSKI LORI SCHMIDT SANDRA SCHOTT SONYA SHARPLESS touch, RANDALL SANTORO ALISA SCOTT 49 1 KATHY STANGO JULIE STASIUNAS LISA STRILKAUSKAS First ROBIN STADALNIK SHARON STEVENSON KAREN STANGO ROLAND St.GERMAIN LORI LYNN SHERMAN “Lo’7“How cute!” Special People: My family and friends, Karen. Activities: V.P.-Junior Class, Yearbook and Prom Comm. Dislikes: 2 faced people Highlights: Mr. Marshmcllow’s class. Go ; To enjoy life to the fullest. ROBERT SHULZINSKY Shizneck Tm tired. Special People: f amily. Heike S. Ac- tivities: German Club Pres. Dislikes: Bigo- try Highlights: Homecoming Goal: To suc- ceed in life. DAWN SMYTH Schmitty He’s so fine!” Special People: Bill Odette. Incs. D.P., J.P., my mom. Activilies: Chorus. Drama Club. Dislikes: Dana Giacabini, Teresa Walker. Highlights: Helping Mrs. Pelletier sing- ing. Coal: To be an accountant. ROBIN STADALNIK Rob ‘‘Kathy. I don’t wanna go to gym!” Special people: Franny Morotio .icti ities: Sec. of VICA, Allied Health Highlights: Seeing Fran every day Coal: To be happy with Fran and be a R.N. KAREN STANGO Spunky Special People: Ron Bartoli, Twin, family, people. Activities: Taking it easy. Dislikes: Yelling Highlights: Graduation Coal: To become a singer. KATHY STANGO Robin we have to go to gymjSpecial People: my twin, family, Al. Dislikes: When people lie to me. Goal: To be a nurse and spend my life with Aldo. JULIE STASIUNAS J.S. “Tell me about it!” Special people: Bill Activities: Chorus Dislikes: lunches in the Wilby cafe High- lights: Visits to the Nurse's office Coal: To work with pre-school children. DAVID STEVENSON Kool Comfort “What up?” Spec a People: Lesley Dis- likes:No Music Highlights:Freshman Year Coal: To be a sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps. SHARON STEVENSON Shy-Rock Oh Shoot Special People: Dell Wikcs. My Fam- ily, My girls. Mr. Nuich Activities: Account- ing Club. Dislikes: Jealous Girls. Highlight: Freshman Year Goal: To become a Success- ful Ex. Secretary. ROLAND J. ST GERMAIN Rolly “How Goes it, Take it slow”. Special People: Tracy M.. my dad. Activities: Band Pres. Drama Club, Senior class Rep. Dislikes: My little brother Mark. Highlights: Going to Break- fast first period. Goal: Being successful in life. LISA STRILKAUSKAS Lis ‘Tm only kid- ding.” Special People: Al. Family Activities: Ski club. DECA Dislikes: shorthand High- lights: Going to breakfast. Freshmen year Goal: To be happy and healthy. WENDY BE A TRICE STITH Wcn “What’s up . Special People: Anthony, Andre, my mother Activities: Accounting club. FBLA. Prom committee Dislikes: teachers, school Highlights: Meeting Thalia Goal: To be suc- cessful in whatever I choose to become. WENDY STITH DOM SQUILLACE DOMENIC SQUILLACE touch of hand in hand — Did one but know! 51 KRISS SULLIVAN Profcsorc “Pcrhaps Perhaps!” Special people: Cindy Activities: German. Art. Archery Dislikes: Untrue News Articles Highlights: Working with for- eign students Goal: To become an artist or a pilot. VIOLET SWAIN Ni ”Please!7SpeciMl People: Mom, Erica. W.B.. D.M. Activities: JA Dislikes: Written compositions. High- lights: Freshman year. 6on I: Retail Manage- ment. KAREN TATARANOW'ICZ “Come on, we gotta goV Special people: Family, friends Activities: Wilby's Drama Club and VICA Dislikes: People who talk behind your back! Highlights: Just being their Goal: To be suc- cessful in whatever 1 do. DENEEN TA YLOR Necn “You got some cheeb?” Special people: M.G.A..J.S.T., S.S. Activities: Basketball Dislikes: insults about Wi by Highlights: freshman year Goal: Air Force — 20 years. KIMBERLY TAYLOR “I know. I know!” Special people: J.T.. A S. Dislikes: nosy peo- ple Highlights: freshman year Goal: Com- puters! CRYSTAL LYNN THOMPSON Chris “Call me tonight.” Special People: Sandra. Mom. Dad. Jerry, Kim, T.F., L.W., S.D., L.J. Activities: Skating, Dancing Dislikes: Ru- mors, Nosy people Highlights: Being with Kim Barbara Goal:To become a registered nurse. KEVIN TERRITO Spcnster “What’s up? Special People: C M.. F.V.W., R.V.W., J.T.. D.T., M.T..G.B . KB. KB. M.D . Dislikes: Bad grades. Highlights: To get out of school. Goal: To get into the Air Force. GUSTA VO TORRENEGRA Gus Close the door!” Spec People: M.M.T.. G.T.O., Claudia. Activates: Track, swimming, cross country (Captain) Highlights: NVL and state running meets Goal: Accounting, draft- ing. STEVE TROSINO Hulk “What’s for lunch!” Special people: My Dad Activities: Drumming Dislikes: Tardy compositions Highlights: Joining the Marines Goal: To get through boot camp. WILLIAM TIESLER Billy Boy “You kill me!” Activities: Art C ub Dislikes: A pop quiz on a Monday morning. Goal: To have a career as professional filmmaker. Highlights: Finally getting out JAMES A. THURSBY Jim “Kiss my _______!” Highlights: Finally getting out! Goal: To always have money and never work. KAREN VAN KIRK “Oh Shoot!” “Scream?” Special People: Mom, Dad, Mike. Dave, Kristy, L.S., D.D.. CM. Dis- likes: Not getting enough sleep. Catching the principal in a bad mood. Highlight: Going to Germany. Goal:To stay out of trouble and to be successful. JOSELYN VASQUEZ Josie “Rcally! Special People: Melvin. Activities: Softball. Highlights: Mrs. Barrantc, 1981-1982. Goal: Go to Army with . . KRISS SULLIVAN CRYSTAL THOMPSON JAMES THURSBY KEVIN TORRITO KAREN VAN KIRK The First Day by Christina Rossetti 52 DENEEN TAYLOR STEVE TROSINO KAREN TATARANOWIEZ KIMBERLY TAYLOR 1 GUSTAVO TORRENEGRA WILLIAM TIESLER JOSELYN VASQUEZ EDWIN VELEZ CHRIS VESCERA STELLA VIDART STACY WESTCOTT LYNNDELL WILKINS JOSEPH WILKINSON MICHELE WILLIAMS It must be; I have . . . WAYNE WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS EDWIN VELEZ Super Ed “Whal up Spe- cial People: G.D., BA . Activities: Baseball Dislikes: Mondays Highlights: Prom Night Ambition: To be a sergeant in the United States Army. CHRIS VESCERA Chris “Mctal Rules. ’ Special People: M.S.G., U.F.O. Dislikes: Led Zeppelin. Highlights: Cafe. Goal: Vo- calist. STELLA VIDART “Oh my God I Special people: J.M..A.V., Mom Dad Activities: Tennis, Learning American Ways Dislikes: winter Highlights: Graduation, Data Pro- cessing Goal: To become a computer pro- grammer To go back to Uruguay(South America) JOHN WARREN Johnny Swath “0'right fire. Special people: Wecsc. Slam. Pion, Roscoe, Snurt. P.M.F. Activities: Baseball, Rapid fire Dislikes: Black. Stuckup High- lights:Grad., Mr. Meslin 4mbition:State po- lice. Architect. JACK VIOLETTE Toad What's up Special People: Me Activities: Hockey Dislikes: When people say “Get a haircut Highlights: Mrs. Marques's room Goal: To be the Presi- dent STACY WESTCOTT “Oh yeah! Spec People: Family, K.P., P.P., L.S.[Activities: VICA. Dislikes: Burping. Highlights: Prom. Goal: To be an LPN. LYNN DELL WILKINS SDollar BillsS “Outstanding , “Why me , Be nicc Spe- cial People:Sharon D.H., F.W., }W. Activi- ties: Basketball Dislikes: Silly females Highlight: Junior year on the basketball icam Goal: To be a Drill Sgt. JOE WILKINSON Hoboken Joe Spec People: T.S. Activities: Golf Dislikes: Vic Highlights: First period Goal: To sec the world. KATHY WILKINSON Moose ’Tm not stu- pid. Special People: Friends, family A c m- ties: Drama Club, Band. Student Council Dislikes: Creep Show Highlights: Getting lost in the woods, Killers trip Goal: Nurse and Navy. ELENA WILLIAMS Slim “What's up Special People: Brian and my Family Dis- likes: People talking bad about other people. Highlights: meeting new faces. Goal: To be- come a dancer in performing arts. MICHELE WILLIAMS Shelly, Shell “WhatV' Special People: My family, friends, Brian. Joe. T.T. Activities: Senior Represen- tative Dislikes: A jealous “B Highlights: Girls Bathroom. Goat To be successful in Computers. WAYNE WILLIAMS JOHN G. WILLIAMS Moose If you don’t use it you'll abuse it.” Special People: A.D., B.D., M.B., C.D. Dislikes: Sundays and dizzy girls. KATHY WILKINSON ELENA WILLIAMS JOHN WARREN JACK VIOLETTE THALIA A. WILSON Sweet Thal ”Talking about Shantc and Ken Special People: Shantc. Sharon. Ken. baby to be. Activities: Basketball Dislikes: Mr. Corbett. Wayne W'. Highlights: Being with Wendy S., Adrianne H., Sheila S. Goal: Being a good mother to my kids. LINDA WRIGHT Linny Tm screaming- big. Special People: Bruce Keane S.P.. D.W . I) K . Mom. W.L.. M D.. Activities: DECA. Accounting III. Dislikes: Sue’s bad moods Highlights: Prom. Friday's seeing FANTASY with Sue 9-15-82 Goal: Execu- tive Secretary. THOMAS ZIPKUS Big Zupper “Mcy Mom” Special People: Kevin Activities: Swimming Highlights: My friends and tea- chers. Goals: Business. LENNY BROUSSARD Special People: Joanne. GLENN BI GG Flash Kid This is true.” Special People: Gina Activities: Track Dislikes: Arguing injustice Highlights: Running Track Goal: To finish my knowl- edge with computers. ANGEL COLON Rene ‘Oh my god!” Spe- cial People: Marisol Activities: Basketball Dislikes:Cats Highlights: Music Goal: So- cial worker. MARISOL FIGUEROA Chinita Aja!:” Special People: Angel Activities: Karate Dislikes: Cats Highlights: Kiss Day Goal: To be a nurse EVANGELINE JOHNSON Tine “I don’t have i mc. Special People: D.S.. E.A.. D.A.. B.J., M.J., A J. Activities: DEC A Dislikes: Waiting for people. Goal: To make a lot of money. PAULINA II. WELMORE Pollic ‘This Bites!” Special People: Tricia McKenna. Kathy. Activities: DECA Club . Dislikes: Baby talk. Llighlights: Back view of Mr. M. Goal: To go to school and do my best. LINDA HARTER Wonder Woman “Bull S. Special People: My molher Activities: Baseball Dislikes: School Highlights: Soft- ball Goal: Nurse J OH SNA ANDERSON John ”Comc on! Special People: Dave. D.D. Mom Dad. L.S.. L.M. Activities: VICA Dislikes: liars llighlights: 1 I -26 2 Goal: To be a R.N. to be happy in life. FELIX S. ERA MSKI Special People: Chris V.. Dave S.. Dave P.. Mr. D., Mr. M. Activi- ties: Calculus Club. Honor Society, Baseball DONALD JANNETTY Donnie ”ls she here today?” Special People: Mom. D M.. D O.. L.J.. D.D. Activities: Drama Club. Italian Club. Dislikes: Writing compositions, Spadaro. Highlights: Graduation. Prom. 67wi : To be a success. JOHNNA ANDERSON FELIX FRAMSKI ... a photograph; preserve your 56 THOMAS ZUFKAS LENNY BROUSSARD GLENN BUGG DONALD JANNETTY memories . . . 57 TONY DiMECO TIMOTHY LcVASSEUR WILLIAM BELLETSKY DIANE BENNETT i A TONY DiMECO It’s my life and I’ll do what I want.’ Special People: J.C. M.W. Activi- ties: Baseball, Football. High Fidelity High- lights: Graduation Ambition: To be happy and rich. TIMOTHY J. LeVASSEUR Tim-Tim ‘Ou- trageous. Unreal”. Special People: Family Dislikes: Going to Sociology Highlights: Going to breakfast first period.! Ambition: To be an electric technician in the Air Force. WILLIAM E. BELLETSKY W E B ‘‘Can t do it!!” Special People: Mom, Dad Activi- ties: Play Dislikes: Studying for exams. Highlights: Graduation Ambition: To be- come a contractor. DIANE V . BENNETT Missi ”D” “What about it?” Special People: .C. Dislikes: Drugs, alcohol, and stuffed shirted adminis- trators Highlights: None can be better than my first paycheck through CWE. MICHAEL SIMPSON Mike “You got my money!”: Special People: My mother, my family, and Juan. Activities: Motorcycle rid- ing. Goal; To succeed at whatever goals I set for myself. GALE CLAYClay ‘For real” Special Peo- ple: D.C., J.C., G.C., G.C., D.C. Activities: Afro-American Club, Basketball, Volleyball Dislikes: School Highlights: Junior Year Ambition: To own and operate my own busi- ness. PAUL O'DONNELL Alba “What’s up? ’ Special People: Mom. Cindy G. Ac- tivities: Golf team. Dislikes: Unreliable friends: Highlights: Skipping with Pete Goal: Porfessional musician. MICHAEL SIMPSON GALE CLAY PAUL O’DONNELL They’re all that’s left you. 58 I. Timothy Anthony. Will all my music, playing, and tinging abilities to my niece I. Tracy Baptiste. Will all my oxidation and solubility rules, and twenty elements to Mr Purcaro's son. I. Corinna Barrtre. Will all my good cooking to Mr Rossi and 2 inches of my height to Debbie G. I, Toni Beale. Will Miss Tichon a good husband and Mr. Granto a smile all year round. I, Bill Belletsky. Will 4.000 late slips that I owe her to Miss Tomasello. I. Diane Bennett. Will all my aggravations and frustrations to Mr. Mazzafcrro. sounds like he needs them more than I do! I. Chris Billings. Will Leo Bcland my keys I. Sue Bishop. Will N.B D to Pam and Joy I. Jeanne Brown. Will to Mrs. Considinc my artwork, and happiness, and to Mr. Kennedy a peaceful second period next year. I. Gretchen Buchta. Will good times, happiness and a piece of my car to Derek Darlcy. I. Gregory Burdick. Will coffee to Mr. Coleman. I. Kristen Burdick. Will my lottery list to whoever Mig sticks it with next; and to Doc Coleman, all the “water he can drink. I. Kathy Ann Burns. W ill all of my Allied Health knowledge to the Junior class and wish them the best of luck. I. Cathy (apanna. Will N B D. to Bob. friends, and whoever will use it in good health. I. Carmen Cardona. Will my stupid gym shorts and all my dumb books to my sister. Lisa. I. Kristin Case. Will Di z to Geoff. Revcrand happiness. Chris happiness. Tern to Joe. I. Joanne Catallo. Will to Mr. Minutillo my swollen, red checks. I. Annemarie ( hristiao. Will to Lynn Yovma all the love a friendship can give; and Miss Crudele all of my Italian knowledge from Pinocchio. I. Anita (ipriano. Will all my cheat sheets to Mrs. Price, all my curse language to Mr. I Vallcc. and my height to Joanne Covallo I, Heather Cipriano. Will all my rumors to anybody who wants them I, Margaret Ciriello. Will all my typing skills to Mr. Marcella I. Danette Clinton. Will my confusion about who's who to my sister Romona Clinton. I, I more (loner. W'ill Kathleen Patrizi success in pinging. I. Angel Colon, W'ill thanks to Marisol for the help she has given me. I. Susan Cook. Will Tina my 30 days and Michelle all my leftover jobs! I. Hobby Cruz. Will all my female friends to Timmy, and I hope he takes care of all of them! I. Lori DaTonseca. Will to Kristen Burdick a job and a few inches to her height. I. Brenda DeJesus, W ill to Mrs. Lida Pelletier my voice so that she might be able to sing acappclla without going off key I. Sam DeWitt. Will my basketball skills to Mrs Rossi. I. Michelle Dufresne. Will to Laurie Goodrich a night light and Lori Schmidt some ndgies. I Hardy Eason. Will my bullet proof vest, my Saturday night special, and my subscription to Ebony, to any Prospect student under 5‘ll . 202 lbs I, Robert Tacondini. Will my Al Capone hat to Mr. Balletto. I, Dan Train. Will my branes to all the Dum Teechures. I, Ketin Eton. Will my Hair Cuttings to Mr. Puglicse I. Eric Tnt minger. Will to Mr. Kennedy the book of a 1001 corny jokes I. Lynette hunches. Will all my good shots and my old Dr. J sneakers to Mr Tirado and the future members for the girl's basketball team. I. Cindy Gagne. Will all my headaches and excuses to Mr. Granato. I. Antonio Garcia Jr.. Will all my jokes and sayings to my friends in Physics class, especially Nancy. Gcnive. Tracy. Emily and Eric. I. Elizabeth Gomez, Will my physics folder that Danny Eruin and Greg DiSisto created to them to keep in rcmembcrancc of me. I. Olga Gomez. Will to Mr. Hayes a case of wash that gray right out of your hair shampoo. I. Laurie Goodrich. Will to Michelle Dufresne a job. to Debbie Guertin some height and to Nancy Dc Maria some fries to go along with her shakes I. Craig Goulet. W'ill to Mr Paul Cip one cord of Cocobola. I. Debbie Guertin. Will a new Popeyc lunch box to Mr. Corbett. I. George Harnish. in unsound mind. Will all my worthy belonging's to the janitors of Wilby, and to Coach Dooley of the boy's swimming team. Peace at last I. Kim Hebert, will one Egg McMuffin and a cup of tea to Mr. Granato along with 100 D.E. students just like me. , I. Rose Hicks, will all my left over credits to Al Gibbs, and to Mrs. Cretella. a bird house I. Kathy Hoethke. will a pack of cigarettes to Olga Gomez I. John Hughes, will a season pass for Mr. Pcrugini to all the Hartford Walers Home games and to Lynn Yovina all the hat racks at my house. I. Leroy Hunter, will my body to those fellas who need a good one. I. Datid leronimo. will Laurie Goodrich a strobe nightlight I. Midi-1 on tester, will my good looks and shape to Mrs. Sweeney. I. Kenneth Jalbert. will to Denise Romprc the corduroy pants she burned on me and I also will Kevin T. to Carol M. and Chris Boulay to Long Lane Rcformatroy. I. Iuanne Jamele, will to Ms. Dcimantas my wordrobc. I. Elaine G. Kaloidis. will my car damages to Mary Sweeney and Mrs. Sweeney to pay for. I. Emily Keck, will to Mr. Corbett and Mr. Pcrugini all my wasted words and an olive leaf. I. William Kee. will a box of Tylenol to all the teachers I have given a headache and a tube of Bcngay to all the teachers I have given a pain. I. Geoffrey (Klisher) Klish. will to everyone Professor Kenneth Killer's momentous, teenage, premarital, sex raps! I. Cheryl l toie. will Mike Harms all my extra days of absence, and Mr Marcella my vent brush. I, Winky Lee. will the telephone number of my barber to Mr. Corbett. I. Deborah l.erner. will my beautifully decorated locker ( 89) with SI 3.58 worth of stickers to future seniors. I. Andy I ugauskas. will my football shoes to Mr. Pcrugini. I. Judy Manfredi. will all my half-typed letters (with smudges) to Mrs. Cretella. and to Mr Killer my wornoul tennis sneakers. I. Andy Marcuse. Will the book Proper Table Manners to Mike, and a night light to Laurie. I. Susan A. Mathe . Will to the Industrial Arts Department all the problems I have ever had with the printing press. I. Denise A. McCormick. W'ill to Mr. Pcrugini best wishes and good luck Thank you. You were a very special part of my senior year. I. Kim McGinnis. Will to Mrs. Price her short story books. I. Tricia McKenna. Will to all the Casablanca girls at Wilby High School a pair of bike sneakers I. Robert J. Melio. Will my jogging sneakers to Mr Reilly. I. Susan Monaghan. Will to Mr Kennedy more students like Dave and me I. Debbie Murno, Will to Mr. Kennedy Garammals with matching tags I. Derrick orfleet. Will to Shawn Moore and the Wilby football team all my football talent. I. John O'douglas, Will to Mr. Dcstefano a real job. I. Dawn Other. Will all my work I didn't do. and a ten dollar gift certificate at Caldors to buy a new tie, to Mr. Granato. ■ I. Anna Marie Palladino. Will to Mr Kennedy a dictionary to distinguish the difference between a calculator and a stapler. I. Sam Plourde. Will to Mr Ciarlo my smelly gym locker I. Karin Ritchon. Will to Lynn another great cast in the years to come I. Carmen Romero. Will to Mr Pcrugini a free parachuting lesson, to Sean and Michelle a job. to Laurtc a nightlight and to Lynn a foam mallet and a How-To-Measure book I. Randy Santoro. Will a beginner's book on Art to Mr. Sirica. 1. Angela Saunders. Will my basketball skills to the future players of W ilby. I. James Saunders. Will my slam dunks to Mr. Letsky. and my height to Robert Zapponc. I. Sandy Schott. Will all my failing English paper's to Mr. Letsky and all the good times I had in Art with Mr. Sirica to whoever gets him I. Terri-A no Schuster. Will Mr. Mobilio 101 ways to improve your jokes I. Lori Sherman. W ill to Mrs Barber and Mr. LaVallce my many thanks for making my junior and senior years most memorable I. Robin Jean Stadalnik. W ill all my undone compositions for being late to Mr. Moschella. I. Wendy Stith. Will to Mr Kramer all of my debits and credits. I. Lisa Strilkauskas. Will to Mrs. Sirica my thanks for making my junior year in Allied Health a great year. I. Kriss Sullhan. Will to Mr. LaVallec no spilled paint containers, to Mr. Purcaro I leave a Pcrcaroidicc rule book, and to Doc Coleman I leave his life size picture I. Karen Tataranowicz. will all my Allied Health experiences to Mrs. Sirica's junior class. I. Kim Taylor, will my junky locker to the sophomores. I. Edwin Super Ed Velez, will all my pretty young ladies to whoever is capable of handclmg them. I. Karen VanKirk. will all my screaming to Carolyn. I. Pollie Wetmore. will to Mr. Marcella a small pair of Playboy bikini underwear. I. Kathy Wilkinson, will to Lynn Yovina Lt. Rooney's moustache CLASS OF 1983 1) Brainiest: Andy Marcuse, Rmily Keek 2) Se iest: Sue Pulford. Winky Lee 3) Most Cheerful: Nancy Gall- man. Greg Burdick 4) Most Popular: Nancy Gall- man, Winky Lee 5) Class Deiik Dan Fruin 6) Class Oeiil: Polly Wclmorc 7) Class Angels: Mark Montrose, Lynn Hart X) Most Sophisticated: Tracey Baptiste, Kevin Brown 9) Cutest: Frank Angelicola, Debbie Guertin 10) Alibi� : Judy Manfredi. David LoCascio 11) Actors: Laurie Goodrich. Da- vid LoCascio 12) Flirts: Heather Cipriano. Der- rick Norfleet 13) Optimists: Judy Manfredi. Bill Kalpin 1) Most Likely To Suc- ceed: Michelle Dufresne, Carmen Romeo 2) Class Partyers: Diana Conigliaro. Jack Violcitc 3) Class Athletes: Lynctte Funchcs, Marty Hayre 4) Best Personality: Tricia McKenna, Roland St. Germain 9 5) Class Pessimists: Ron annc Carricro, Grc DiSisto 6 Quietest: Lori Schmidt Felix Franski 7) Most School Spirit: Annie Christino, Car- men Romeo 8) Most I nique: Debbie Lcrncr. Ray Heaton 9) Class Dreamers: Li 7 Gomez, Tony DiMcco 10) Best looking: Linda Wright. Winky Lee 1 I) Most Service To School: Annie Chris- tino. Carmen Romeo 12) Best Dressed: Val King. Kevin Brown 13) Most Talkative: Mi- chelle Dufresne. Sean O'Connor 14) Class (Ionns: Diane Mancini, Sean O'Con- nor 15) Class Couple: Cindy Gagne. Paul O'Donnell 16) Best Bodies: Leroy Hunter, Heather Ci- 65 Every athlete understands intrinsically the value of sports; yet the benefits one gains from participating in a sport are so varied and wide-ranging that they are not easy to express. Getting in shape, developing a skill, and working to improve are the core of sports. They contribute to self-esteem and a sense of accomplishment. Personal growth is enhanced by the friendships and under- standing you develop with your teammates, by the challenge of competition, and by the self-discipline involved in sport. Memories of rowdy bus-rides, individual highs and lows, end- less practices, and lunch at McDonalds are common to every athlete. For a high school athlete, sports are a fulfilling and unforgetable experience. BOYS BASKETBALL hront Row (I to r): Frank Locke, Martin Gatling, Jay Saunders, Marty Hayre, Wayne Williams. Darryl McDaniel. Pralhon Battle. 2nd row: Doscia Lamar, Anthony Carter, Barrett Parker, DeWitt McCormick, Mike Yeldell, Ricky Williams, Tony Tayor. 3rd row: Bill Ciarlo, Sam Silva. Rob Zapponc. Kevin Dunn, Alan Marshall. Eric Crosby. Absent: Coaches Bob Freeman and Date Kalach Wilby can be proud of its '83 boys basketball team. We're proud be- cause of their dedication, superlative sportsmanship and spectacular sea- son record. Mostly, we can be proud of our basketball team because our basketball team took pride in Wilby. This year we saw 20 young men working together as one smooth and efficient unit. Every one of them was dedicated to performing at his best and making that best even better. With a season record of 14-5 and an overall record of 19-6, they made the finals of the Class L State Cham- pionship under coaches Bob Free- man and Dave Kalach. Marty Hayre ( 20), a 6'4 for- ward, is among the best basket- ball players ever to attend Wilby High. He won the award for the best senior basketball player in the city of Waterbury. His consis- tency was the key to the team's success; he averaged 20 points and 20 rebounds per game. James Saunders ( 33), our huge (6’8”j center, averaged 12 rebounds per game and his shotblocking was in- strumental in many victories. Mi- chael Ycldell ( 25) solidified the team with his leadership abilities and ballhandling and passing skills. Wayne Williams ( 24) came in especially handy during the tournament with a game aver- age of 10 points. He and Frank Locke were important to defense. Locke ( 11) was a great help averaging 10 points also. Fresh- man Teddy McIntosh ( 10) was the team's sparkplug. His dynam- ic playing style and personality ig- nited many rallies during the tournament. The crowning achievement of the team, and the one that the players will remember long after game scores are ancient history, is the pride the players took in themselves and one another. This pride showed itself in the dedica- tion with which they worked to become a championship team, in the spirit of sportsmanship and fair play that ran throughout the season, and. finally, in the broth- erly co-operation and deep friend- ship they developed with one an- other. 1st ROW. left to right: Alison Moran. Kim Semple, Emily Keek, Michelle Dufresne 2nd ROW. Carmelanne Kenny, Diane Slone, Chris Romeo. Darcy Blooyigood. Jrd ROW. Beth Slanton. lackie (icbow. Courtney Moran. Brenda Cipriano. The Wilby High School Girls Swim Team did a fine job this year. The coach was Aldo Cipriano. The team captains were seniors Michelle Dufresne and Emily Keck. The team’s record in terms of wins and losses was not very good, but as far as individual efforts were con- cerned the record was very impres- sive. Outstanding improvements were shown by Alison Moran, Kim Semple, Brenda Cipriano, Chris Ro- meo and others. There was also a strong sense of school spirit present as the girls supported one another enthusiastically. The season concluded with the Naugatuck Valley League swim- ming meet in which several of Wilby's swimmers showed well the results of their hard work. 1ST ROW. left to right: Andy Lugauskas. Brian Green, Derrick Norfleet, Paul Elmcndorf, l.eroy Hunter. Carmen Romeo. 2 l) ROW, Roger Fontaine, Kevin Canady. Bill Davis, Ernie Savov. Marty Duffany, Bob Calandro, Dewitt McCormick, Darren McDaniel, 3RD ROW, Scott Montayne, Paul Welton, Rick Boulanger, Mike Duffany, John Hill. Bobby Dickens, Chad Eason, Gary Blair, Bill Farnham, Lyle Montayne, 4TH ROW, Jim Schwartz, Dorn Rinaldi. Robert Coakley. Phillip Booth. Keith Canada. Tim Tardy, John Thompson, During our Senior Year, the foot- ball team didn't have a coach until ten days before the season started. At that time Mr. Ray Shorn was decided on as coach, with Mr. Bill McEntce and Mr. Dom Gambino as assistants. He was also aided by Sar- geant Ring. Despite the good start in the City Jamboree (second place) the rest of the season could not live up to expectations. The lack of a vic- tory on their record did now show the success of the team, the intensity the players shared, and the “never say die” attitude that developed in the face of adversity. Several individuals managed to stand out, including tri-captains Derrick Norfleet ( 30), Paul El- mcndorf ( 41), Brian Green ( 56). and Leroy Hunter ( 58), each an All-City Team selection. Front Ron: Lcnore Cloney, Anncmarie Christino. Sherri Rybinski. Diane Mancini, Lisa Welton Back Ron: Ass’t. Coach Rich Kaplin. Alice Council, Kim Davis. Rosa Ethridge, Cynthia Davis, Coach Alex Lcnda The Girls Volleyball team had an enjoyable season, finishing with a 9-9 record. They were captained by Sherri Rybinski and Anneinarie Christino and coached by Mr. Alex Lenda and his assistant Rich Kaplin. One of the big highlights of the very eventful season was the team’s trip to Worcester, MA. to watch the men's teams from the U. S. A. and Japan meet in a volleyball match. At the end of the season team standout .Annemarie Christino was chosen to the All-NVL team. Sherri Rybinski was elected to the All- NVL second team. GIRLS BASKETBALL front row L-R Gale Clay. Jennifer Jones. Olctha Clayborne, Lynette Funches, Debbie Walters. Diane Alves. Nancy Butler. Kim Davis Rack Row I.-R Ass't. coach-Steve Rossi. Barbara Sumlcr, Sandra Prudcn, Gina Clay. Kathy Bulls, Mary Norfleet, Lillian Edwards, Barbara Green, coach-Gcorge Tirado. The Girls Basketball team, under head coach George Tirado, enjoyed another fine season, posting a 13-6 record. Captained by seniors Gale Clay (35) and Lynette Funches (30) the Wildcats finished third in the N.V.L. and competed in the state tournament for the fourth straight year. The season's highlights were many, including a defeat of Holy Cross when that team was 9-0, and winning the Thomaston Christmas Tournament. Standouts were plentiful on the squad, led by Lynette, an All-City and All-NVL selection, as well as the choice as Outstanding City and League Player. Barbara Green (44), who led the team in scoring, also made the All-City team. Gale, Jenni- fer Jones (40), Nette Clayborne (43) and Debbie Walters also added to the team’s success. BOYS SWIMMING 1st ro� : L-R George Lewis. Rich Dcscoicaux. Luan Kica, Scan Moran, Erie Snyder. Vin Azzara. Mike Lewis. 2nd ron: Mike McCormick. James Moran, Arben Kica. Bert Pittman. Jeff McGinnis. Shawn Nowell. Trd row: Kevin Wilke. Roger Fontaine. Capt George Harnish. Andrew Marcuse. Gus Torrenegra. Capt. Tom Zupkus. Absent from pAofo-Dennis Arroyo. Frank Maraign. The Wilby Swim Team, led by Coach Jim Dooley, and Captains Tom Zupkus and George Harnish, did well this year with a 5-12 record. Despite the loss of many swim- mers from last year, the team had seven swimmers in the N.V.L. Fin- als. In individual events, Dennis Ar- royo finished 3rd in the diving, Jim Moran I Oth in the 500 yd. Freestyle. George 10th in the Backstroke, and Andrew Marcuse 9th in the Breast- stroke. In the State Finals, the Medley relay of Mike McCormick, Wade Angle, Roger Fontaine and George finished 11th. Dennis finished 3rd in the diving (making the All-State Team). All-in-all, swimming proved to be a very enjoyable experience for ev- eryone. J CHEERLEADING Front ron: L-R Tina Meehan. Kim Fournier. Kim Stango. Rack Ron: Maggie Pappas. Bonnie Smith. Maggie Bcrgin. Julie LeFcbvrc. Laurie Goodrich. Missing from photo- Nancy DcMaria. Bright faces and lively spirits as- sembled on the sidelines of the foot- ball field as the Wilby High School Cheerleaders cheered on their team. The team was led by co-captains Maggie Bergin and Bonnie Smith and senior Laurie Goodrich. Many weeks of summer practices and hard work enabled the cheerleaders to en- ter the 1CF cheerleading competi- tion in camp and take the third place title. After a football season full of spirit, an exciting basketball season was just around the corner. We entered the basketball season with new enthusiasm and a new coach, Mrs. Mary Beth Ruby. To- ward the end of the season the cheer- leaders entered the city competition and took an honorable second place. BOYS TENNIS From Row (I lo rt: James Moran. Arben Kica, Dennis Arroyo. Tom Dziezyski. Sean Moran. Second tfow.-Stcphcn Gardner. Mike McCormick, Kevin Canady. Kevin Wilke. Dan Fruin. John Hughes. Coach Lee Klcinschmidt. Despite an aggravating 1983 Boys Tennis season in the won-lost column, many things were accomplished. Due to unyielding perseverance, new frontiers were explored and old habits expunged. Feats once thought insurmountable soon became everyday phenomenon. Other teams in the valley found Wilby no Sunday picnic. This remains no surprise considering the scorching service of Arben Kica, whose awesome court presence ap- pealed to all of his opponents’ senses. Kevin Canady’s lightning footwork was mesmerizing. The doubles team of Ke- vin Wilke and George Harnish played with all the subtlety of German jazz band. This can all be credited to the leader- ship of coach Leroy Kleinschmidt. With coaches like him, Wilby will al- ways remain a forerunner in athletic endeavors. GIRLS TENNIS Ursi Ron 11 to rt: Rochelle Burkman. Nancy Mancllo. Wendy Santa Maria. Judy Manfredi. Anna Palladino. Paula Parisi, Cindy Gagne. Back Ron: Cindy Ciarlo. Tania Dufresne. Michelle Dufresne, Andrea Kuhr. Emily Keek. Miriam Dreysse, Coach Kenneth Killer. Though they didn't win many matches (in fact they only won one) Wilby's Girls Tennis team, coached by Mr. Ken Killer, easily beat out all the other valley teams for having the maximum amount of good tennis and good fun. Emily Keck, Judy Manfredi, and Anna Palladino played 1, 2, and 3 this year and were the team's Tri- captains. Wendy Santa Maria, An- drea Kuhr, and Cindy Gagne played 4,5, and 6. Cindy Ciarlo, Michelle Dufresne, and Miriam Deysse occa- sionally filled in. The members of the team would like to give extra thanks to Miriam, our German exchange student. She worked so hard, improved so quickly and was always so quick to share her hope and high good spirits that she helped make our season the success it was. — Wr This year the track team did very well. The team, led by Coaches Bob Wise and Bill Me Entee, finished second in the city meet and 5th in the NVL. Standouts in these meets were Leroy Hunter, Darryl Me Daniel, Brian Green, Gustavo Torrenegra, and Alan Marshall. Also participat- ing were seniors Wayne Williams, Derrick Norfleet, Andrew Marcuse, and Paul Elmendorf. Front row (I to r): Darryl McDaniel. Paul Elmendorf. 2nd row: Derrick Norncct, Andrew Marcuse. Leroy Hunter. Brian Green, Gustavo Torrenegra. 3rd row: Efrain Cassillas. Mike Lewis, Gina Clay, Chris Gass, Rich Descotcaux, Lamont Butler. Al Marshall, Wayne Williams, Head Coach Bob Wrisc. 4th row: Dewitt McCormick. Darren McDaniel. Bill Davis, Kim Davis, George Lewis, Frank Lock. SOFTBALL Front Row (I to r): Debbie Wallers. Sherri Rybinski. Annemarie Christino, l.enorc Cloncy. Diane Mancini. Debbie Ahcarn. 2nd row: Coach Rudy Graziano, Debbie Bcrihiaume. Valencia Lewis, Wendy MacCasland. Lisa Welton. Lisa Hunter. Michelle Hills. Ass't. Coach Bob Leisky. 3rd row; Pally Cavanaugh. Roxanne Gagliardi, Evelyn Quinlana. Lara Cipriano. Cindy Da Fonseca. Mary Schlask. Allison Mantiglia. The Wilby Girls Softball team ended their season with 5 wins and 13 losses. Although they did not have a very successful season as far as wins, they had a lot of fun and showed a great deal of spirit. The teams they were victorious over this year were Crosby twice, Kennedy twice, and Ansonia once. Captains for the Wildcats this year were Lenore Cloney and Anne- marie Christino, with co-captains Diane Mancini and Sherri Rybinski. Rudy Graziano was head coach, as- sisted by Robert Letsky. At season's end Annemarie re- ceived Honorable Mention for the NVL Team. She and all the other seniors on this year's team can be proud of all the hard work and effort they put into their softball careers. First Ron (I to rl: Scott Emmanuel. Bobby Calandro. Rodney Overton. Hobby Cruz. Felix Framski. Billy Kalpin. Frank Angelicola. Marty Duffany. 2nd Ro� : Coach Mario Ciarlo. Steve Diaz. John Cattanzaro. Tim Spear. Luis Sanabria. John Mates. Rios . Ccasar Ramos. THE STREAK. By the end of the 1983 baseball season the whole school was abuzz with talk of The Streak. Could our boys do it? Well, they almost did! Only a tie in the second to last game of the season blemished an otherwise perfect slate — of all losses. Game after game our madcap bunch found new ways to avoid the stigma of victory., Only Coach Mario Ciarlo’s legendary pa- tience allowed him and his assistant, Mr. Tirado, to accept the results of the long season with humor and a feeling of optimism about the future. Although our heroes just could not get the ball to bounce their way at all this season, the team could boast of some fine players who did feel a sense of determination, com- mitment, comradery and yes, pride. These are the highest goals of high school sports. GOLF Front: Danny Jewiss. 2nd Ron: Carmen Romeo, Joe Wilkinson. Back: Paul O'Donnell. Wilby did not have a large golf team this year, as usual. It's prob- ably because there are not too many future doctors in the school's student body. The boys on the team. Car- men, Paul. Joe, and Danny, didn’t have a lot of company but they had a lot of fun. They won a few matches and lost a few but they improved, showed great spirit, and got out of school early on match days, and isn’t that what’s really important. Again this year the lads came under the distinguished tutelage of coach Dan Chicchetti. The highlights of the sea- son for them included being able to golf on some of the finest courses in the state and hone their skills against top-notch competition. The 1983 Wilby Golf Team, � e salute you! The Wilby High School 1982 Cross Country season was a very ex- citing one. It was especially impor- tant because it was the last year for veteran coach A1 Napoli, who is re- tiring after 35 years. Mr. Napoli was special to the team because his dedi- cation and hard work actually made the team what it was. This year’s record was 0-12. Although they did not have a win- ning record, each individual team member improved as the season went on. Long distance running, speed work-outs, and weight lifting were only a small part of the daily prac- tices. By the end of the season it could be clearly seen that if there weren’t so many teams better than Wilby’s, they would have been the best team in the N.V.L. ■tftoie.-GustavoTorrcncgra, Sean (Big I.egs) O'Connor, Andy Marcuse. Absent from photo: Efrain Cassillas, Stew Semple. Jim McKinney. The clubs and activities in the following section represent the lighter side of high school life. They consist of interested students who willingly contribute their free time and energy participate in projects that are worthwhile or simply fun. These activities help form many friendships; they also give a sense of solidarity and goodwill to those who participate in them. Whether you were on the ski club, prom committee or dressed up for punk day, you should agree that extracurricular activities are a vital part of the high school experience. Hopefully, you can carry the knowledge and confidence gained from such participation into all parts of your life. Student Council Officers l-r Julie Crespo Treasurer, Heather Cipriano Vice President, Carmen Romeo President, Lisa Taylor Secretary Miss K. Reilly; Advisor VICA 1st row (l-r): Diana Garcia. Car- men Cardonna. Almerinda Frois, Lori Kirven. Angela Cameron, Rhonda David, Kevin Evon, Stacy Wcstcott. 2nd row Robin Stadal- nik, Kathy Stango. Denise Bena- mcrito, Jennifer Jones. Barbra Cannady, Margaret Hathoway, Karen Tataranowicz. 3rd row Kathy Burns. Karen Stango, Jane McEvoy, Johnna Anderson. Car- lenc Furhing, Janet Costello, Ka- ren Manna Ways and Means 1st row (l-r) D. Arcovio. Linda Wright. Karen Plankey. Michele Gibbs, Rose Hicks. Randy San- toro. Sharon Stevenson, Lynndcll Wilkins. 2nd row Mr. Kramer. An- gela Saunders. Joanne Doolittle. Lori Schmidt. Chevelle Gibbs, Diana Conigliaro. Wendy Stith, Linda Clement, William Kee. 3rd row Paul DiMaria. Kellie Hoff- man, Kathy Murphy. Cindy Gagne, Sherri Rybinski, Mark Montrose. Advisor Mr. Kramer 98 Front row (I to r)Sue Mathews. Frank Angelicola, Back row Tim LeVasseur. Roland St. Germain Front row tl-r) Dave LoCascio- Art Fditor. Ann Christine. Terry Schustcr- Sports Fditor. Lori Sherman- Clubs Fditor, Emily Keck- Fditor-in-Chief. Kathy Hoethkc- Activities Fditor. Ja- nette Garcia-Copv Fditor. Cindy Gagne- Business Manager. 2nd row Liz Gomez. Diane Mancini, Kim McGinnis, Lori DcFonscca, Dawn Oli- ver. Joanne Cavallo, Kristen Burdick. }rd row Karen Plankey, Laurie Good- rich. Sherri Rybinski. Advisor: Mr. William l.a Valiev. Newsletter Yearbook Staff Class Officers Front row (I to r) Diane Man- cini - Treasurer, Ann Christino - President, Nancy Gallman - Vice President. Back row Sherri Rybinski - Secretary. Advisors: Mrs. Antoinette Bar- ber and Mr. Bill La Valle Accounting 1st row (I to r):- Kathy Murphy. Angela Saunders. Kellie Hoffman. Sherri Rybinski, Cindy Gagne. Mark Montrose, Linda Clement. William Kce 2nd row- Chevelle Davis. Linda Wright. Karen Plan- key, Michele Gibbs, Paul DiMaria, Randy Santoro, Lynndell Wilkins, Mr. Kramer. 3rd row- Joanne Doo- little, Dina Arcovio. Lori Schmidt. Diana Conigliaro. Wendy Stith, Rose Hicks. Sharon Stevenson. Ad- visor: Mr. William Kramer Afro- American 1st row (I to r): G. Andrews, N. Gal I man, D. McDaniels, L. Funchcs. F. Locke, S. Sharplcss. M. Hayre, S. McClary. D. Lucas, V. King. G. Clay 2nd row J. McKinney, R. Craig, L. Hunter. D. McDaniels, B. Green, L. Edwards, B. Green. M. Johnson, N. Butler. S. Pruden 3rd row D. Sockwell. T. Satterfield. M. Williams, Y. Craig, S. Eason, E. Black, C. Glenn, A. Venters. L. Odom, R. Swain, G. Clay Advisor: Mrs. Lillian Head. Allied Health 1st row (I to r): Robin Stadalnik. Lori Kirven, Karen Tataranowicz. Jane McEvoy, Kathy Stango, Stacy Westcott 2nd row Debbie Malenfant, Rhonda David, Purina Cipriano. Karen Stango, Barbara Cannady, Angela Cameron, Karen Manna Advisor: Mrs. Dolores Sir- ica 100 Band Kneeling:C. Fuhrman, P. Eure- ka, S. Salerno 1st row (l-r) A. Proul, A. Farina. Y. Olivera, D. Olson. C. Glenn, Monique Johnson. S. D’Anicllo, R Des- cotcaux, D. Rinaldi, C. Wil- liams 2nd row T. Normand, E. Casillas. W. McCombs, M. Trudeau. J. Hill. P Garcia, C. Albuzu. Jrd row D. Mancini, T. Schuster, A. Thompson. D. Murno, L. Thompson, A. Flam- mia, I. Marques, 4th row M. Duffany. J. Thompson. W. Mancini. E. Zabbara, L. Karter. J. DeGroate, F. Mor- ain, P. Torres, F. Tolcrico. D. Olson, D Rinaldi. R. St.Ger- main, B. Nunez. T. Dziezynski, Mr. Robert Mobilio, Band Di- rector Art Club First row (l-r)Susan Mathews. Debbie Lucas. Sandy Ticino. Mary Sweeney, Bill Tcislcr. Kriss Sullivan 2nd row- Darlenc McNamara. Anita Cipriano. Judy Manfredi, Nancy DiMaria, San- dra Reynolds. Diane Stone, David Lo- Cascio. Mr. A. Sirica. Adtisor Calculus 1st row (l-r) Sean O'Connor, Carmen Romeo, Susan Cook. Michelle Dufresne, Laurie Goodrich, Heather Cipriano. 2nd row Felix Framski. Greg DiSisto, Andrew Marcuse, John Hughes. David LoCascio, Mr. L. Kleinschmidt, Advisor 101 Chorus 1st row (I to r): R. D’Occhio. S. Bard, D. Smyth. R. Bussey. S. Parks. R. Hicks. J. Canady, L. McKnight, C. Langston. Mrs. Pel- letier 2nd row A. McClary, B. Black. B. Huggins. S. O'Neil. S. Prudcn, G. Clay, M. D'Elia, L. Cookson, L. Battaglia, D. Berth- iaumc. L. Bridschge. 3rd row L. Jakubc yk, A. Rozum, S. Smith, T. Hoft, J. Walsh, C. Egglcton. D. DeSanto, M. Povcromo, B. Stan- ton, R. Pcllot, S. Gagne. J. Duva, 4th row E. Maia, V. Sears. F. Tor- rcttc, D. Stango, C. Kcnn, B. Pike. N. Capatano. A. Crespo. M. Ross, | D. Hardwich. L. Davis. T. Chat-1 field, M. Rosa 5th row J. Butler, S. Dilday, D. Ferguson, A. Knight, L. Riddick, A. Venters, A. Council, S. Bcnain, D. Burksa, L. Bussey. C. Jackson, E. Marques Mrs. J- Pel- letier-Adtisor DECA 1st row (hr)L. Hunter, T. Petty. D. Taylor, M. Ivester, C. Gagne, M. Fasano. R. Hicks. E. Johnson 2nd rot S. Sharplcss. L. Strilkauskas, D. Oliver, S. Pulford, L. Wright, K. Hebert, V. Griffin, E. Jones, Mr. Granato. 3rd row S. Torres, K. Territo, K. Jalbcrt. C. Mortagua. J. MacCasland, C. Hinton, A. Knight Adtisor-Mr. Frank Granato F.B.L.A. 1st row (l-r): Deborah Lucas, Jan- nette Garcia, Kellie Hoffman, Julie Crespo, Kim Stango, Elizabeth Go- mez 2nd row Paula Marie Parisi, LaTonia Newson, Lisa Farina, Wendy Stith, Christine Mortagua Adtisor - Mrs. Terry Cretella 102 F.F.A. 1st row (l-r): Teddy McIntosh, Shaun Dansby, Valeria Scars, Elizabeth Maia, Anthony Chappellc, Walter Wctmorc, Ms. Jepson, 2nd row Lisa Riv- ers. Stacie Hill. Julie Gravcline, Cheryl Nicholson. Stacy Gucr- rcra, Laura Mastrianna, Jody Moscariello. Alan Marshall 3rd row John Chocholka. Fred Wooster Adfisor Ms. Jepson F.H.A. 1st row (l-r) S. Garcia. S. Moore, S. Eason. C. Bulls, S. Thompson. E. Black. G. Clay, L. DiZinno 2nd row S. Benian, L. Campbell, S. Sharpless. C. Thompson, M. Schlask. P. Lewis, R. Ethcrcdge. D. Dickens, T. Saunders. Advisor MissC. Zibcll 3rd rowT. Pet- ty, C. Ellis. M. Cunningham. T. Bol- ton, C. Newson, S. Parks, J. Ruiz. W. Stewart. S. Eason. F. Wilson, Adfisor: Miss C. Zibcll Honor Society 1st row Carmen Romeo. Sherri Rybinski. Christopher Vescera, Cindy Gagne 2nd row Sean O’Connor. Debbie Murno. Lyn- ette Funches, Tracy Baptiste, Anne Christino. Laurie Good- rich. Lenore Cloney. Kathleen Patrizi 3rd row Joanne Doolit- tle. Diane Mancini. Lori Schmidt, Michelle Dufrcsnc. Susan Cook, Heather Cipriano, Emily Keck, Anna Palladino. Susan Mathews, Karin Richon, Kristen Case, Jeanne Brown 4th row Dino Arcovio, Janette Garcia. Mike Greenwood, Da- vid LoCascio. Dave leronimo. Andrew Marcuse. Cheryl La- Voie. Felix Framski. Adfisor. Mrs. Culhane Junior Advisory Council 1st row 11 to rl: Miss I). Tomasello. adtisor; Dennis Arroyo, Julie Cre- spo. Sam Bowens. Marty Duffany, Miss Zibell. advisor, 2nd ron Maggie Bergin. Karen Dunn, Eli- zabeth Forsman, Michael McCor- mick, Christine Romeo. Wendy Santa Maria. Michelle Germaine Library Club I to r: Mrs. Jean Quinn(aidc) Lisa LoGiudice, Rich Lamb. David Lo- Cascio, David leronimo, Mrs. Sweeney, adtisor Sean O’Connor Office Staff 1st row 11 to r): Kim Fournier. Chris Romeo, Diane Mancini, An- ncmaric Christino, Anne Ccnten- aro, Tom Zupkus. Kim Semple. Beth Nolan 2nd row Don illa Frois. Michelle Germain. Liz Fors- man, Tania Dufresne. Anna Palla- dino, Alison Moran. Dawn Rous- seau. Christine Harnish. Heather Cipriano 104 Drama Club 1st row fl-r) Lynn Yor i na, Anna Palladino. Dawn Smith. Nancy Gallman. Michelle Gibbs. Gcnisc Andrews. Kim Semple. Pam Czarsty. Christine Romeo, Michelle Dufresne, Deborah I.erncr. Lisa D'An- gelo. Robert Perugini 3rd row Tania Dufresne, Roland St. Germain, John Hughes, Dan Fruin. Gregory DiSisto. An- drew Marcuse. David LoCas- cio, Heather Cipriano. Karen Tataroniwicz 4th row Emily Keck. Joanne Woodsworth. Christopher Ticsler. Carmen Romeo. Sherri Rybinski. Chc- vclle Davis. Don Jannctty, Sharon Bard. Brenda DcJcsus Prom Committee 1st row (l-r) Kathy Wilkinson. Carmen Romeo, Lori Sherman. Annemarie Chrislino, Laurie Goodrich. Pamela Lewis, Lynette Punches. Michele Wil- liams. Nancy Gallman 2nd row Terri Schuster. Lisa Strilkauskas. Sherry Rybinski. Karen Plankey. Diane Man- cini. Jannctte Garcia. Dawn Oliver. Heather Cipriano. Lori Dafonseca, Gale Clay. Sonya Sharpless. Sharon Bard. 3rd row -Gcnisc Andrews, Lucin- da Frois, Joanne Cavallo. Elizabeth Gomez. Kristen Burdick. Anna Marie Palladino. Patty Pclton. Kim McGin- nis, Advisor Mrs. Antoinette Barber Ski Club 1st row (l-rI Kim Stango. Kim Semple. Lisa Strilkauskas. Car- men Romeo. Laurie Goodrich. Semple, Lisa Strilkauskas. Car- dick. Andrea Flammia. 2nd row Joe Aloisi. Paula Parisi. Liz Forsman, Michelle Germain. Sherri Rybinski. Michelle Du- fresne. Alison Moran, Christine Romeo. Craig l-ance, Kathy Hocthke, 3rd row Peter Had- dad. Lyle Montaync. David Lo- Cascio, David leronimo. Tim Strilcckis. Frank Marcella. Mr. h'ossbender a d� isor 105 HOMECOMING CORONATION 0,pu lence was the key word of our Homecom- ing Coro- nation. A week full of events, coordinat- ed by Mrs. Lili Head, leading up to the coronation fired the student body with W i 1 b y pride. M r . Leonardi crowned the honored electees. Frank Locke and An- gie Venters were crowned Mr. and Miss Junior with Dennis Arroyo and Jackie Butler their attendants. Heather Cipriano was crowned Miss Senior and Felix Framski, Mr. Senior. Their attendants were Lynette Funches and Roland St. Germain. Nancy Gallman entered as Miss Wilby with Joanne Cavallo as her attendant. Carmen Romeo wore his crown dashingly as Mr. Wilby; Kevin Brown attended him. Brenda DeJesus and Rose Hicks sang “The Way We Were.” Nancy DiMaria capped the festivities with a lovely ballet done to the song “Endless Love.” The entire event epitomized perfectly the taste, spirit and decorum of Wilby High. 106 Miss Junior. Angie V enters; Mr. Junior, trunk l.ocke; Allen- dun Is. Dennis Arroyo und Jackie Butler HOMECOMING PARADE AND DEDICATION purpose was to draw the entire stu- dent body into a spirit of pride and par- ticipation through many festive events; pep rallies, a coronation, a parade, and a football game. Our annual Homecoming Parade was held on the 30th. Mayor Bergin and other dignitaries watched floats from Wilby, Kennedy, Crosby, Holy Cross and the West Side Middle School parade by. Thanks to Mrs. Lili Head, who co-ordinated the entire event, our parade was held downtown for the first, but not the last, time in our history. After the parade, Wilby’s new football field was dedicated by Mr. Reardon, city athletic director. Then Kennedy met Wilby on the field for an inaugu- ral football game. The Parents Club was responsible for the refreshments and they did a fine job. for every- one had quite a refreshing time. 108 PUNK DAY reased I hair, mini-skirts, psychedel- ic T-shirts, safely- pins, and D e v o shades all lit the halls on Punk Day '82: a day to cut loose and let a wild new wave of fashion rage through Wilby. Those of us who kinked, greased, or spray-painted our hair, drew spangles, stars and thunderbolts on our faces and donned screamingly tasteless clothes found it easy to lurk behind our concealing shades and feel only contempt for our more conservative classmates. Those of us who spectated found it even easier to laugh at the new rockers' outrageous outfits. A day of light-hearted fun and high spirits for all is always welcome as is the chance to throw off old inhibitions and put on an obnoxious facade of pure Punk. After all “Rust Never Sleeps. no in “ARSENIC OLD LACE” the Wilby High Dra- ma Club presented as one of its Senior Class plays 'Arsenic and Old Lace.’ It ran on De- c e m b e r 10th, 11th, and 12th. The play was direct- ed by Lynn Y o v i n a and produced by Mr. Robert Perugini. The story is about the sweet, elderly Brewster sis- ters who murder lonely, old men with poisoned wine as an act of kindness, then bury them in their cellar. The two old women were portrayed by Laurie Goodrich and Michelle Dufrense. Their frantic neph- ew Mortimer and his fiancee, Elaine, were played by Gregory DiSisto and Lesley Hassinger. The villanous Jonathon was ominously played by David leronimo, with Sean O’Connor a riot as his henchman. Dr. Ein- stein. Other members of the cast were Carmen Romeo, Annemarie Christino, Karin Ritchon, David LoCas- cio, Dan Fruin, Robert Zappone, John Hughes, and the unforgettable Kathy Wilkinson. 112 “THE PAJAMA GAME” IX ilby Dra- m a Club’s Spring Production of “The Pajama Game” was a rousing musical directed by Lynn Yovina, pro- duced by Robert Perugini, and choreographed by Joanne Palla- dino that starred David LoCascio, Laurie Good- rich, Dennis Ar- royo, Lesley Hassinger and a support cast of 42. “Steam Heat” will be remembered always and made Lesley Hassinger, Michael McCormick and David Ieronimo shine as the stars we knew them to be. Anna Palladino and Dennis Arroyo soft-shoed their way into our hearts. Donnie Jannetty as Prez and Annemarie Christino, Kim Semple and Nancy Gallman as his ladies made us smile. Carmen Romeo’s late entrance as Mr. Hasler will remind us of a moment of intense panic and humor. Laurie and David’s tender love scenes and enthusiastic songs were perfect as were Dennis and Lesley’s humor and talent. We will never forget Les- ley’s strip tease or Dennis’ drunken rage. The dancers and cast made “Once-A- Year-Day”a show stopper! Each was a part of a very talented, caring and hardworking group that served to make “The Pajama Game” a success. 114 SUPER SENIOR SUPPER On May 17, the adminis- tration and fac- ulty took time and effort to honor eighty- three very spe- cial seniors: the Super Sen- iors. Because of their exam- plary conduct throughout four temptation-filled years at Wilby, these eighty- three and their parents were treated to a gourmet-quality dinner prepared and served by staff members. To show their appreciation to these fine students, faculty members humbled themselves just a little and waited on, served, and cleared dishes for the honored guests and their parents. There was a week long build up to the event around the school, especially after the media got wind of the notion. Newsmen and camera crews from the local T.V. stations came to Wilby to get background info and news- reel footage. On the big night cameras whirred and men and women with microphones made their way between tables to record the reactions of faculty, parents, and, of course, the Super Seniors. The entire evening was fun-filled and beautiful, and the whole state applauded Wilby’s effort in carrying out this worthwhile idea, one which all involved hope will become an annual affair. 117 UNFORGETTA BLE MOMENTS nterspersed among the block buster ac- tivities that highlight any senior year are the smaller qui- eter, and very enjoyable events that we hope we never forget. A few of them are depicted here. First; rallies. This year Wilby broke the record for number of rallies to show our support for our state finalist boys basketball team. The great- est rally of all time was neld on the day of the championship game featuring fight songs, cheerleaders, guest speakers, a slam dunk exhibition, and a virtual ton of confetti. Wow! Nor will we soon forget the Mr. and Miss Irresistable competition, with Marty Hayre and Nancy Gallman gar- nering those titles. Also, the Valentine Carnation Sale which allowed members of the Wilby family to send flowers to their special friends. The annual Student-Faculty Basket- ball Game treated us to a good-natured display of rough and rollicking hoop. Who won? Who cares! And let’s not forget the many holiday concerts that the band and chorus performed for us in the auditorium. These and many other activities served to build Wilby spirit all through the school year. 118 119 SENIOR PROM On May 14th the Class of 1983 held the Senior Prom at the beautiful Aqua Turf Country Club in South- ington. For our theme we chose the popular song, “Up Where We Be- long.” The band Seventh Avenue provided the evening’s music. We started off the night by re- ceiving a pink silk rose for the ladies, a pro- gram booklet, and commemorative glasses as keepsakes of this special and long-awaited event. After completing an elegant meal, dancing began; with beautiful ladies in gowns and handsome, tuxedoed gentlement filling the dance floor. Before long, Mr. Leonardi was announcing the names of the prom’s Queen and King. They were Lori Sherman and Mark Montrose. The dancing continued into the wee hours, and eventually we were all going our separate ways. Today as we look back on that evening, we realize how rare such moments are, and we are certain all those who shared this event enjoy their memories of the 1983 Wilby High School Senior Prom. 120 GRADUATION Fomp and circum- stance were the order of the evening on June 23 as the Class of 1983 passed into Wilby histo- ry. It was the day we all had been waiting for, the highlight for many students of their years at the school. It was also a sad time with many good- byes to be said. We made the long walk into the auditorium feeling a little nervous and unsure. We were surrounded by a sea of faces of family and well-wishers. We took our places on the flower laden stage under the Wilby banner and let the ceremony begin. Annemarie Christine, in her introductory remarks, gave a heartfelt thanks for being allowed to serve as class presi- dent. We were then treated to the humorous observations of salutatorian Sean O’Connor. Valedictorian Carmen Romeo designated us to be as spirited a graduating class as there ever was at Wilby. Sweaty palms then became common among the gradu- ates as the long roll call to award the diplomas took place. Some refused to believe it would really happen until they got that sheepskin in their hands. 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Connecticut Wayne Williams 873 North Mam Street Watcrbury. Connecticut lhalia XX ilson 190 Hill Street Watcrbury. Connecticut Linda Wright 182-2 Northridgc Drive Waterbury. Connecticut Thomas .upkus 120 Roscland Avenue Watcrbury. Connecticut 131 YEARBOOK EDITORS I hope that this yearbook has succeeded in its purpose. It’s not the quality or quantity of words and pictures that count (and I’ll admit that some low-quality work crept in), it’s the chain of associations-the memories-that these words and pictures evoke that are the important things, that is the yearbook’s only purpose. I hope you have good memories. 132 Frank Angclicola Cindy Gagne Photography Editor Business Manager Lori Sherman Clubs Editor Terri-Ann Schuster Sports Editor David LoCascio Art Editor Luanne Jamele Seniors Editor Mr. LaVallee would like to thank Emily and all the editors for their hard work. He would also like to give special notice to Mrs. Barber’s crack typing team of Karen, Deb- bie, Mark, Lori, Mar- gie, Lisa, Joanne and Gretchen (left), and Kim McGinnis. Kathy Hocthke Activities Editor Janncttc Garcia Copy Editor In Memory Of . . “Brother” The things that we shared And the times that we cared I always loved you from the moment you were small I remember about you and How sweet you were above all I will always love you From the moment you were Around until the last moment You said goodbye I am looking forward to The day when we meet Again in our home beyond The sky by Tina Sormand Eugene J. ISorma nd 1963-1983 Juan Carlos Posada 1964-1982 COLD CAP PROCESSES • BATTERIES 4 TUBES FACTORY WAREHOUSE FOR HERCULES Gabe’s United Tire Inc. HERCULES • MICHELIN • FIRESTONE • TOYO FOR CARS TRUCKS SINCE 1914 PRESIDENT ANTHONY CAVALLO 152 CHERRY STREET 755-0185 WATERBURY. CONN. 06702 UACrHAIR DESIGN I� WOOOTICK � 0. WATEftIUltr a. TELEPHONE 7 442)4 O 7 4-710 3 z © ► P © Z ADIOS, AMIGOS! From The Assistant Principals Lou Jack Frank GOOD LUCK SENIORS Mr. Balletto's S.R. 227 WE LOVE THE CLASS OF ’83 From Mrs. Haddad's S.R. 225 i 3 « 93 BEST WISHES CLASS OF '83 Mrs. Barber's Steno I Classes Row I: Pamela Czarsty Row 2: Kevin Evon, Cynthia Ciarlo, Nancy Manello, Christine Romeo, Sherri Rybinski, Carmen Romeo Row 3: Karrine Alonzo, Laura Scalo, Sonya Gensler, Judy Manfredi, Anita Cipriano Row 4: John Surgue, William Mancini, Tania Dufresne, Stephen Warner, Karen Plankey Row 5: Frank Scalo Absent: Valeri Carigan, Corinna Barrere, John Warren, Peter Martonick Best Wishes Seniors GREAT ADVENTURES STUDENT TRAVEL GREAT ADVENTURES INC. Waterbury CT. 06704 I T T ‘AMERICAS' I FRESHEST ICE CREAM W Ca u el LAKEWOOD CARVEL 1578 663 LAKEW000 ROM) . WATERBURY, CONN. 06705« Certified Kosher 0 TEL. 574 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’84 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From Frances and Peter Marcuse MICHAEL STOLFI JR. PATRONS Mr. Ed Aston Mr. Reid Biletz Mrs. Lillian Brown Mr. Mario Ciarlo “Doc” Coleman Mrs. Patty Dawson Mr. Ed DiStefano Mr. Jim Dooley Mr. Bill “Pop” Doyle Mr. Ned Fossbender Mr. Frank Granato Mr. George Haddad Mrs. Delilah Henry Mrs. Dawn Horgan Miss Mary Hutchinson Mr. Dave Kalach Mr. Frank Kennedy Mr. Ken Killer Mr. Bill LaVallee Mrs. Denise McDonald Mr. Bob “Mig Mr. Vinny “Min” Mr. Sandy Murphy Mr. Dom Moschella Mrs. Shirley Norman Mr. Reggie O’Brien Mrs. Lida Pelletier Mr. John Petro Mr. Mrs. Lou Ponzillo Mr. Rocky Pugliese CONGRATULATIONS To: The Mighty, Mighty Seniors From: The Jolly Jolly Juniors Mr. Jack Reilly Mr. Steve Rossi Mr. Ray Shorn Mr. Rocky Sileo Mrs. Valerie Stolfi Mr. George Tirado Mrs. Catherine Waterbury Miss Cathy Zibell