Windsor Locks High School - Herald Yearbook (Windsor Locks, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

Page Page Page TABLE of contents jj: ? • : i • m • • • BSCE 84 FACE 130 w PACE 160 PACE 176 VO Page Page Our tune was a simple one at first — timid, singular notes ringing out a simple melody. It was too simple to be misunderstood or even challenged. With the passage of time, however, the simple melody was no longer sufficient. 4 We are the music-makers and the song we are creating is distinctly our own. At the beginning we knew little about music and did not realize that we were, all in our own way, unseen composers. 00 Page We were growing, changing and adding dimension to our lives and it was only fitting that our tune change with us. We found that the single notes were enriched when combined with other notes. Chords were being formed and harmony was added. 5 O ' D b£ 03 CU Soon our song had sustenance and our harmonious melody could be heard throughout the school. Sometimes our song was appreciated by all; other times we were the only ones who understood. But the song never stopped — it just grew stronger. 6 O Page Page Page We arc the ( ream -makers. Using the melody. harmony and rhythm of our past. we hope to shape our dreams into the music of life. cn Page Through her understanding, sincerity, and involvement with individuals throughout the school, she has helped to shape the over-all rhythm heard within each student. In appreciation for her time and devotion, we dedicate the 1978 HERALD to Linda Colo Page CLASS FA VORITES MOVIE ROCKY BOOK ALIVE PASTIME PARTYING COMIC STRIP FUNKY WINKER BEAN SPORT BASEBALL BEACH MISQUAMICUT FOOD PIZZA DRINK BEER GUM BUBBLE-YUM COLOR BLUE FEMALE SINGER LINDA RONSTADT MALE SINGER PETER FRAMPTON ACTRESS BARBRA STREISAND ACTOR ROBERT REDFORD ROCK GROUP CHICAGO FLEETWOOD MAC SEASON SUMMER CAR COR VETTE SHOES NO SHOES — BAREFOOT PET DOG 11 LD Page Page Page Page The river flows, forever onward. Made great by the input of small streams and tributaries, the river moves toward its fulfillment with a certain, undying rhythm. Its journey downstream is not always a smooth one. Obstacles, both external and internal, con¬ stantly challenge the calm waters. Although the river wants to become greater and stronger, its embank¬ ments, which direct its flow, sometimes confine and limit its growth. Although the river wants to move on unchallenged, the rocks over which it flows can disrupt its path. Whirlpools and undercurrents threaten to prevent its onward movement. If the river gives in, it will flow aimlessly in circles forever. However, if the river fights back it can swell in rebellious anger and overcome the whirlpools by sheer force of will and move on toward something greater and more challenging. Like the small streams and tributaries that flow into the river, we, as individuals, have contributed to the overall rhythm of our class. Sometimes that rhythm flowed easily, untroubled by worries or obstructions. At such times we were free to sit back and enjoy the song we had created. At other times, however, we, as individ¬ uals and as a class, had to overcome the hurdles in our path. There were times when we thought that rules and regulations were only there to hinder, instead of direct, our growth. Pressures, both social and academic, seemed to challenge our calm frame of mind. But. in the end, like the river, we overcame these obstacles and now are free to move onward in search of our ultimate goals. May we all be successful in the lives we choose to lead. o CM D bJD 03 Oh Page SENIORS CO CM 19 Page MARY E. ACQUAOTTA “Betsy” OUTLOOK: To become an artist. FAVORITE SONG: Free Bird “People are like stained glass windows. They glow and sparkle when it is sunny and bright; but when the sun goes down their true beauty is revealed only if there is a light from with¬ in.” Anonymous , X ELAINE L. AFRICANO OUTLOOK: To live on a farm and to become an elementary school teacher. MELODY: JV Basketball 1, 2; JV Field Hockey 1,2; Jr. Exec. Com.; Jr. Prom Court. FAVORITE SONG: My Oht� Space “The greatest kindness we can offer each other is the truth.” Anonymous ROBERT E. AFRICANO “Fraze” OUTLOOK: To live each day as it comes. MELODY: Fr. Basketball. FAVORITE SONG: Turn the Page “Do not take life so seriously; you will never get out of it alive.” Anonymous MICHAEL A. ALBERT “Albert” OUTLOOK: To be a doctor. MELODY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE SONG: Make Me Smile “Life is too short as it is. We ought to lead our lives more constructively and enjoy life longer. We don’t have that long.” Albert DEBORAH LEE ALLEN (QUINN) OUTLOOK: To leave the past behind and start a new beginning. MELODY: Var. Cross-Country 1, 2, 3; Var. Track 1,2, 3,4. “Rejoice not when thine enemy falleth, and let not thine heart be glad when he stum- bleth.” Proverbs 24:17 MARK BENTON ALLEN “Allen” OUTLOOK: To play hockey for the New England Whalers, and to live life to its fullest. MELODY: Var. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Track 1, 2; Swim Team 1. FAVORITE SONG: Dark Side Of The Moon “Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding.” Proverbs 20 CM Page JAMES EUGENE ANDERSON “Donald Duck” OUTLOOK: To be a professional photogra¬ pher and to be a distinguished expert rifle¬ man. MELODY: Chess Club 1; Crier Photogra¬ pher 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Pandora ' s Box “Trust everybody, but cut the cards.” Dunne DANA ANDREWS OUTLOOK: To travel. MELODY: DECA 3.4. CHRISTINE ARCURI OUTLOOK: To be an accountant. FAVORITE SONG: Fly Like An Eagle 21 LD CM D DENIS BARNES JON BECKER OUTLOOK: To travel on my bike and find peace of mind. FAVORITE SONG: Heart Of The Sunrise “Listen to the tide slowly turning. Wash all our heartaches away. We’re part of the fire that is burning and from the ashes we can build another day.” Anonymous ALAN BERKOWITZ “Berk” OUTLOOK: To be a sole proprietor. MELODY: Football Mgr. 2. FAVORITE SONG: Roundabout “All men are created equal. It’s what they are after that counts.” Beck LARRY BILODEAU DALEBOGLISCH OUTLOOK: To live in Vermont or New Hampshire in a place of good scenery, hunt¬ ing. and steady life. “Strive for the things that are in one’s reach and be content.” Anonymous LYNN MARIE BOLOGNA “Osk” OUTLOOK: To always be happy, to own a Trans-Am. and to someday go to Bermuda with Kit. MELODY: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Grad. Usherette 3; Jr. Exec. Com.: Sr. Exec. Com.; Class Treas. 3, 4; Sr. Mag. Capt. FAVORITE SONG: Free Bird “A dreamer lives forever.” Anonymous 22 VO CM L BRIAN A. BORAWSKI “Bri” MELODY: Football 2,3. FAVORITE SONG: Communications Break- down DONNA BORYS OUTLOOK: To always be happy and fulfill each day. MELODY: Field Hockey I; Softball 1. PHILIP BOUCHER “Phil” OUTLOOK: To be myself. FAVORITE SONG: Rolling Down The High¬ way “Life is no one being perfect.” B.G. JEFFREY L. BOUFFARD “Ace” OUTLOOK: To have “Attorney at Law” added to my name. MELODY: Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Dance Band 1, 2 ' , 3, 4; Sr. Class Play Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Swim Team 1, Var. 2,3,4; Soccer 1, 2; Tennis 2. FAVORITE SONG: Stairway To Heaven “Walk slowly, all you can ever come to is yourself.” Mideast Proverb 23 CM Page DIANE BOURGOIN OUTLOOK: To get married, live a long, happy life and go to Hawaii. “Behind us is a maze of trial and error. We will look back with a smile, but look forward to moving on in the pursuit of happiness” Anonymous MARGARET MARY BOUT “Peggy OUTLOOK: To own a green Pinto, be a really successful social worker, and always laugh with my friends. MELODY: Basketball Mgr. 1; Football Mgr. 2. 3: Jr. Exec. Com.: Sr. Exec. Com.; Grad. Usherette 3; HERALD Staff 4; Ski Club 4. FAVORITE SONG: Float On “Life should be like a fried egg. always sunny- side up.” Anonymous JOHN BOYLE “Doyle OUTLOOK: To become an attorney and defend the human rights of the world. MELODY: Var. Football 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band I. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Model United Nations 4. FAVORITE SONG: Train Kept A Rollin ' “The youth are the dream, but sometimes it ' s a nightmare for us.” Doyle LORI A. BRENGI “Breng OUTLOOK: To become a musician. MELODY: Swim Team 1; Class Sec. 2. 3; Sr. Class Pla Pianist 2. FAVORITE SONG: Dream On “I finally got it all together, but forgot where I put it.” Anonymous JEFFREY BRETON DAVID BRISTOL OUTLOOK: To see Zeppelin live. FAVORITE SONG: Purple Haze “You only live once, so live it up.” Anonymous 24 00 CM L THOMAS BRISTOL OUTLOOK: To own my own package store. MELODY: Fr. Football. FAVORITE SONG: Purple Haze “When 1 die let me die with a dream in my mind, a smile on my face, and no trouble behind, and no cross on my grave to show my resting place.” Anonymous TERESA M. BROUGH OUTLOOK: To have many more great times with my friends and Bob. FAVORITE SONG: You Ain ' t Seen Nothing Yet “I count myself in nothing else so happy, as in a soul remembering my good friends.” Anonymous LAURENCE BRUNETTE STEPHEN BRUNETTE SALLY ANN BUCK “Miss B” OUTLOOK: To marry Ronnie, have four children, and have a happy and successful life together. MELODY: HERALD Typing Staff 4. FAVORITE SONG: If You Leave Me Now Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain, tear¬ drops and laughter, pleasing and pain. We can ' t have all bright days; but one thing is true, no cloud is so dark that the sun can ' t shine through.” Anonymous ELIZABETH ANN BUCKLAND ‘‘Betty” OUTLOOK: To become an Airline Steward¬ ess and to drive to Arizona and party all the way in my M.G. FAVORITE SONG: Song Bird “To love is to be loved.” Anonymous 25 CM D Page ALICIA A. BULGAJEWSKI “Licia” OUTLOOK: To be myself — not something I can ' t be. FAVORITE SONG: What ' s On My Mind “Dream what you dare to dream Be where you want to go Be what you want to be Live. J. L. S. LINDA J. BURK OUTLOOK: To live a happy and full life. MELODY: Tutoring I, 2, 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: You Light Up My Life “We are never given a cross too heavy to bear.” Kennedy GENEVIEVE CADORET “Jenny” OUTLOOK: To live with the truth. “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.” Keller MARTHA J.CARNIGLIA “Marty” OUTLOOK: To have the wisdom of age 80 when I ' m 20. MELODY: Ski Club 1.2. 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Strawberry Fields “Prophecies I have, and I am not indifferent, only gray: full of dark midwinter questions some that none could know or guess.” McKuen DEBRA ANN CARON “Debbie Carrot” OUTLOOK: To drift off to Canada, skiing and jogging, then return home and become an accountant. FAVORITE SONG: Scenes From An Italian Restaurant “Finish each day and be done with it . . . You have done what you could, some blun¬ ders and absurdities no doubt crept in: forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; you shall begin it well and serenely.” Emerson ALICE G. CARPENTER “Al” OUTLOOK: To become rich, travel, get mar¬ ried. and have a family. “Live today but remember yesterday. Together we won’t let life stop. But will move on from the past to an even better future.” Anonymous 27 cn Page GRANT CARRAGHER THERESA ANN CARRIER “Terry” OUTLOOK: To go overseas and do volun¬ teer work. FAVORITE SONG: Miracles “Some will hate you, some will love you, some will flatter, some will slight: cease from man and look above you, trust in God and do the right.” MacCleod LYNN VALERIE CASINGHINO OUTLOOK: To travel all over the world and to always be happy. MELODY: Crier 1: Sr. Exec. Com. FAVORITE SONG: Stairway To Heaven “Yes there are two paths you can go by but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” Zeppelin 1972 Superhype Publishing. Inc. Used by permission All rights reserved JOHN CHALIFOUX BRIAN CHANT YVONNE J. CHAREST OUTLOOK: To become a legal secretary and to live my life the best I can. “Don’t walk in front of me. I may not follow, don’t walk behind me. 1 may not lead, just walk beside and be my friend.” Anonymous 28 CM cn L WILLIAM CLEARY KENNETH COBB EDWARD CODY “Chipper” OUTLOOK: To be an auto mechanic. FAVORITE SONG: Free For All MARKCOLOMBI DENISE COLONE OUTLOOK: To live life in my own way. MELODY: Jr. Exec. Com. “Life is what happens while you are making other plans.” Anonymous MARK CONROY “Tree Trunks” OUTLOOK: To be considerate of other peo¬ ple and enjoy life. MELODY: Golf Team 2. 3. 4; Var. Football 3. FAVORITE SONG: Your Song “If you make your own choices and decisions, your life will be satisfying and rewarding.” Conroy 29 CO CO L KIM SUSAN COSTELLO MELODY: AFS 2, 3. 4; Tutoring I; Student Council 3: National Honor Society 3. FAVORITE SONG: Wildfire Oh. mirror in the sky what is love Can the child within my heart rise above. Can I sail through the changing ocean tides. Can I handle the seasons of my life.” Fleetwood Mac 1975 Gcnloo Musjc Repented by permission only JAY COURTNEY KEVIN S. COYLE OUTLOOK: To drive a truck across the country. MELODY: Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3. 4; Sr. Class Play Band 2. 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Smoke On The Water “No thing is as easy as it looks. Everything lakes longer than you expected. And if any¬ thing can go wrong, it will — at the worst pos¬ sible moment.” Murphy PIERRE CYR OUTLOOK: To see what life there really is in the world. FAVORITE SONG: Houses Of The Holy “Live long and easy and make the best out of it” Anonymous CAROL ELIZABETH DANYLUK “Potter” OUTLOOK: To own my own plant flower shop, and hike the Rocky Mountains. MELODY: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Var. Tennis 1, 2; Tutoring 1, 2: Student Council 1; Grad. Usherette 1, 2, 3: Sr. Mag. Capt. “Far away there in the sunshine are my high¬ est aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and try to follow where they lead.” Alcott THOMAS DEBONEE “Big D“ OUTLOOK: To be successful in life. MELODY: Football 1, 2, Var. 3,4. “Money isn’t everything, but it is good to have it.” Anonymous 30 CO Page Page GAIL M. DE GRAY OUTLOOK: To build a party-ark with Kim, to see the world in style, and to lead my life the best I know how. FAVORITE SONG: Diamonds And Rust “Everytime I finally get it all together, I forget where I put it.” Wilson JUDITH MARIE DENGENIS “Judy” OUTLOOK: To always be able to smile and be happy. MELODY: Swim Team 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Guid. Asst. 3,4. “Today is special for a very good reason; not because of the month, not because of the sea¬ son, but because you are you, and because I am me, and because we are friends.” Anonymous BRIAN DESCHAINE OUTLOOK: To retire. MELODY: Tennis 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE SONG: Train Kept A Rollin ' “The road to success is always under con¬ struction.” Anonymous DOREEN MARIE DESCHAINE OUTLOOK: To become a legal assistant and to lead a happy life. MELODY: Tutoring Club 1, 2; Guid. Tutor 3.4; Student Council 3; Sr. Mag. Capt. FAVORITE SONG: I Just Want To Be Your Everything. “A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter: he who finds one finds a treasure. A faithful friend is beyond price, no sum can balance his worth.” Sirach 6, 14-15 RICHARD DEWEY KAREN M. DIDOMENICO “Karen D ” OUTLOOK: To be a Mainer again and party in Portland with the NightShift Band, to be happy with him and do some easy livin’, and to never get fooled again. MELODY: Cheerleading 1,2. FAVORITE SONG: Ten Years Gone “Never go straight, always go forward!” Mugsy 32 CO Page ROBERT DIXON EDWARD DOMBROWSKI “Ed” OUTLOOK: To be happy and successful. MELODY: J.V. Tennis 1, Var. 2, 3. 4; Chess Club 1. “It’s been a long way, but we’re here.” Shepard SUSAN PAULE DONNELLY “Sue” OUTLOOK: To see the world. FAVORITE SONG: Stairway To Heaven MELODY: Student Council 3. QUOTE: “Who knows when our paths may meet once more and we might share another moment of life.” Anonymous TAMMY LEE DRANGENIS OUTLOOK: To travel far and be successful in my life. FAVORITE SONG: Miracles “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams: Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in think¬ ing creates profoundness. Kindness in giving creates love.” Laotse BRUCE DROUIN BARBARA L. DUKE OUTLOOK: To teach special education and to always lead a happy life. MELODY: Pine Meadow Players 1, 2, 3; AFS 2, 3; Tutoring 2, 3, 4; Jr. Exec. Com.; Colorguard 2. FAVORITE SONG: Color My World “True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends but in their worth and value.” Jonson 33 CO Page EILEEN DULKA SUSAN L. EAMES “Buffer” OUTLOOK: To cruise on a 750-four till the sun shines no more! MELODY: Ski Club 1.2. 3. FAVORITE SONG: Heart Of Gold “Yesterday is gone so I seek for tomorrow, for today is just another day!” Anonymous 34 BRUCE DUPONT OUTLOOK: To work hard, try to make something out of my life, and hopefully become semi-wealthy. YVONNE A. M. DUWELL “Du OUTLOOK: To attain the highest goal; self-fulfillment MELODY Field Hockey. JV |. Var. 2. CVC All-Star 3. Tn- Capt. 4; Basketball. JV I. Var. 2. 3. 4; Var Tennis I. 2. CVC All-Star 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Ja« Band 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3; Math Team 3. 4; Girls ' Stale 3; National Merit Commended Scholar 3. therefore be at peace with God. whatever you conceive Him to be. and whatever your labors and aspirations in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul Desiderata WILLIAM DAVID FARMER “Billy” MELODY: Football I, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. “Just remember love is life and hate is living death. Treat your life for what it’s worth and live for every breath. Looking back I’ve lived and loved, but still I’m wondering. Here I wait and only guess. What this next life will bring.” Osbourn NANCY BETH FARRAR OUTLOOK: To always be happy, go to col¬ lege with Elaine, and travel with my friends. MELODY: Jr. Exec. Com.; Jr. Prom Queen; Sr. Exec. Com.; Ski Club 4. The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone, and I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with eager feet. Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet and whither then? I cannot say.” Tolkien 00 CO L JOAN ALLISON FERNALD “Joanie” OUTLOOK: To go to college and see the world. MELODY: Var. Softball I. 2. 3: Basketball Mgr. I: Football Mgr. 2. 3: Ski Club 1. 4: Jr. Exec. Com.: Grad. Usherette 3: Class Sec. 4: HERALD Staff 4: Sr. Exec. Com. FAVORITE SONG: Y ou ' re The Only One “A friend is the first person who comes in when the whole world has gone out.” Hughes JOHN P. FIORE OUTLOOK: To be successful at whatever I do. MELODY: Intra. Hockey 1. 2: National Honor Society 3. 4. FAVORITE SONG: Caledonia TIMOTHY A. FLYNN “Timmy” OUTLOOK: To come face to face with Sas- quatch and to cruise the back roads of free¬ dom in Stinky ' s van with Tony and Shawn. MELODY: Var. Soccer 3. Co-Capt. 4: Fr. Basketball. JV 2. Var. 3. 4; JV Baseball 2. FAVORITE SONG: Taxi “Time is. . . too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love. Time is endless.” VanDyke PATRICIA FORTIN “Patty” OUTLOOK: To get away from Windsor Locks. MELODY: DECA. FAVORITE SONG: Stairway To Heaven THOMAS P. FLYNN “Tom” OUTLOOK: To be free to do whatever I want. MELODY: Basketball I: JV Soccer I. 2. Var. 3. FAVORITE SONG: The Sunshine Of Your Love “Man. it ' s a hassle but I don ' t care, ’cause when I walk down the street and a thousand plastic eyes stare at me and I stare back at them and laugh back at them and they thank their God that I just don ' t care.” Anonymous KAREN M. FRAWLEY OUTLOOK: To become an efficient secre¬ tary. MELODY: Chorus 1. 2. 3: Tutoring 1. 2: Color Guard 1.2. 3. FAVORITE SONG: It Was Almost Like A Song “Time is . . . Too slow for those who wait. Too swift for those who fear. Too long for those who grieve. Too short for those who rejoice: But for those who live, time is not.” VanDyke 35 CO Page Page40 DENISE FRECHETTE “Cocoa” OUTLOOK: To live each day as fulfilled as the day before, and drive to Florida. FAVORITE SONG: Cold As Ice “Look behind you and be happy. Look towards tomorrow and hope. But look at today and live.” Anonymous THOMAS FRECHETTE “Tom Brown” OUTLOOK: To own the New York Yankees. MELODY: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Sr. Mag. Capt.; Golf 4. FAVORITE SONG: Your Song “Yah-Ta!” Mascaro KAREN MARGOT FREVEL “Frevs” OUTLOOK: To find what I am searching for, to be myself, and always to love and be loved. MELODY: Tutoring 1; Track 3; HERALD Staff 4. FAVORITE SONG: Time Passes On “Among those whom I like, I can find no common denominator; but among those whom I love, I can: All of them make me laugh.” Auden CHARLES FROST SHAWN M. GALE OUTLOOK: To own my own hotel and to travel the back roads of freedom in Stinky’s van with Timmy and Tony. MELODY: Fr. Football, JV 2, Var. 3,4; Var. Tennis 2, 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Help Is On The Way “You have no business on my roof. Lowe DIANE L. GATES OUTLOOK: To travel with Sandy in our van to every beach in the U.S. MELODY: DECA 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Color My World “A dream is like an ambition; if it is never fol¬ lowed through, it is useless, if a dream is never made possible, it is also useless.” Gates 37 Page41 DAVID PAULGEMME “Gemstone OUTLOOK: To become a psychologist. MELODY: Soccer 1; Swim Team 1.2, 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Dream On “Thou shah not hassle.” Anonymous MICHAEL P. GILDERSLEEVE “Sleeves OUTLOOK: To travel the U.S. in a TRANS- AM and find contentment along the way. FAVORITE SONG: Time “We. the willing led by the unknowing are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have done so much for so long for so little, we are now qualified to do anything for noth¬ ing.” Anonymous 38 CYNTHIA A. GENTILE “Cindy OUTLOOK: To learn as much as I can about people. “To me there are no strangers in this world, just friends I have not met.” Anonymous JONATHAN GESSWIN “Jon OUTLOOK: To see all of the U.S. and Europe. MELODY: Band 1,2,3,4; AFS 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Helter Skelter “I’ve fought the good fight and lost.” Gesswin DEBRA MARIE GOLDEN “Denise T. OUTLOOK: To always have good friends, and to own the Boston Red Sox. MELODY: Tutoring 2; Football Mgr. 2. 3: Crier 3. “Laughter is the music of the heart.” Anonymous EDWARD GOLDFARB “Ed OUTLOOK: To live easy and be successful. MELODY: AV Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Var. Football Cameraman 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Boys ' State Alt. 3. “Your friends say they will keep in touch, but you know they won’t. Your teachers say come back and see them, and you know you won’t. Maybe someday it won’t matter, but right now. it hurts a little.” Anonymous CM Page PHILIP N. GOLDTHWAIT WILLIAM GORY “Phil” OUTLOOK: To be successful in my career, travel, and enjoy life. MELODY: Cross-Country 1: Basketball 1,2, 3. 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Talcott Mt. 3; Tutoring 3, 4. FAVORITE SONG: Fire And Rain “Don’t worry about what’s ahead. Go as far as you can. From there you can see farther.” Anonymous MARK GOULD RHONDA GOULD “Rah” OUTLOOK: To see the states and to eventu¬ ally live on the countryside of Maine. MELODY: Var. Cheerleading 2,3. FAVORITE SONG: Your Song “The world is round. What may look like the end may just only be the beginning.’’ Anonymous NEIL GRIFFIN TAMI-LU GRIFFIN “Disco Chick” OUTLOOK: To be a stewardess and enjoy life to it’s fullest extent. MELODY: AFS 1; Pine Meadow Players 1, 2, 3; DECA 3. FAVORITE SONG: Barracuda “A laugh is just like music, it lingers in the heart.” Anonymous 39 CO Page CINDY GRISMALA PAUL DOUGLAS HAMILTON OUTLOOK: To live forever or die trying. MELODY: Football 1.2; Basketball Mgr. 1; Ski Club 3, 4; Jr. Janitor 2, 3, 4: HERALD Staff 4. FAVORITE SONG: Aqualung “When we do not find peace of mind in our¬ selves. it is useless to look for it elsewhere.” La Rochefoucauld 40 WILLIAM R. HALLO “Billy” OUTLOOK: To be a successful professional skater and see the world, but at the same time never be too far away from my friends. MELODY: Var. Tennis 1, 2; DECA 4; Stu¬ dent Tutor 1. FAVORITE SONG: MacArthur ' s Park “Everybody plays the fool.” Anonymous DONNA MARIE HANSON OUTLOOK: To own a yellow Camaro. and a home on the beach. MELODY: Grad. Usherette 3; Var. Tennis 3, 4; Sr. Exec. Com.. DECA 4. FAVORITE SONG: We ' re All Alone “Life’s adventure is better . . . together.” Anonymous JOHN L. HAMBLIN “Hambone” OUTLOOK: To see the Allman Brothers band get back together, and see them in con¬ cert. MELODY: Soccer 1, 2; Var. Basketball Mgr. 2; Sr. Mag. Capt. FAVORITE SONG: Layla “Hey John, where’s your sister?” Michalewicz BONNIE HARRIS OUTLOOK: To be able to accept things I can not change. FAVORITE SONG. Hotel California “It takes less time to explain why you did, than why you didn’t.” Anonymous Page44 Page LYNN MARIE HARVEY “Harve” OUTLOOK: To live on a farm in Vermont, and help people as much as I can. MELODY: Ski Club 1; Watergirl 1. FAVORITE SONG: Fly Like An Eagle “If you can’t accept me as I am now, you can never accept me because the way I act now is coming from the real me. So, if you want me to be different why not find someone else?” Anonymous HENRY HOLSTEN “Bones” OUTLOOK: To enjoy life to its fullest. MELODY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Class Play Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band I, 2, 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Make Me Smile DAVID HAYES “Purple” FAVORITE SONG: Rocky Mountain Way LAURALEE MAE HOOD “Laur” OUTLOOK: To have a family, a career that I love, and to live in a forest by the sea. MELODY: As Schools Match Wits 1, 2, 3, 4; Var. Track 2, 3, 4; Yale Science Symposium 3: Jr. Exec. Com.; Sr. Exec. Com. FAVORITE SONG: Nights In White Satin “Still there are so many things That I have never seen: In every wood in every spring There is a different green.” Tolkien ROBERT HEBEBRAND OUTLOOK: To become rich and famous. MELODY: Var. Basketball 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Longtime Boston “When this you see. remember me, and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may. Speak of me as you find.” Anonymous LINDA HOWARD OUTLOOK: To live a happy life. MELODY: JV Cheerleading 2; Jr. Exec. Com.: DECA 2, 3. FAVORITE SONG: Tapestry Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true.” Anonymous 42 VO a; bje as Cu MELANIE F. HOWES “Mel” OUTLOOK: To work with horses and to make life for myself and others the best it can possibly be. MELODY: Pine Meadow Players I, 2,3,4. FAVORITE SONG: We May Never Pass This Way Again “The wind is free to blow and the grass is free to grow, but I am here to stay until the day when I may be on my own; on my own to face the world and on my own to make my way.” Howes 4 i THOMAS C. INGRAHAM “Craig” OUTLOOK: To get even. MELODY: National Honor Society 3. 4; Yale Science Symposium 3; Talcott Mt. 2; Math Team I. 2. 3.4; Science Fair 2; Voice of Democracy 2; Harvard Book Award 3. “Call no man happy till he dies, he is. at best, but fortunate.” ROBERT HUDAK OUTLOOK: To be a Disc Jockey. FAVORITE SONG: The Beginnings SANDRA JANSEN “Sandy” OUTLOOK: To make it to California with Yvonne. FAVORITE SONG: Amy “We can think about forever, but we really only live today.” Anonymous BARBARA HUGHES “The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone. And I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with eager feet. Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet And whither then? I cannot say.” Tolkien GERALD W. JARVIS “Jerry” OUTLOOK: To pitch for the New York Yankees. MELODY: JV Baseball 2: Var. Baseball 3. 4. “Never look back. Someone may be gaining on you.” Paige 43 Herodutus Page4 7 LINDA MARIE JOANIS “Linny” OUTLOOK: To make it to Florida and party with Carol. FAVORITE SONG: Stairway To Heaven When I leave you, I feel a sudden absence. But I think of you and smile. I am alone but not lonely.” Anonymous KATHRYN A. KEARNS “Kearnsie” OUTLOOK: To create many new Gourmet foods. MELODY: Pine Meadows Players 1, 2, 4; AFS 4; HERALD Staff 4; Grad. Usherette 1, 2 . FAVORITE SONG: The Wings That Fly Us Home True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value.” Johnson DONALD E. JONES “Mahatma” OUTLOOK: To reach Nirvana or at least the outskirts of Cincinnati. MELODY: JV Track 1,2. “If a man’s fate is a man’s fate, and life is only an illusion, are the real things in life halluci¬ nations? Or are they just cardboard cutouts left over from old Warner Brothers Produc¬ tions? Such as “Bonzo Goes to College.” Anonymous PAUL SETH KERNBERG MELODY: Chess Club 1: AFS 3. FAVORITE SONG: El Paso KIMBERLY M. KATZ “Kimba” OUTLOOK: To build a party ark with Gail so we can see the world in style. MELODY: Swim Team, JV 1, 3; Var. 2; Jr. Exec. Com.; DEC A 3, CT State Pres. 4. FAVORITE SONG: Doobie-Wah There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends under¬ stand each others thoughts even before they are spoken.” Schutz SCOTT KETNBERG OUTLOOK: To be a politician. MELODY: AFS 3; Pine Meadow Players 3; Chess Club 1; Electronics Club I. “Enjoy these years for they are to be cher¬ ished; through life you will look back and recall them with fond memories as you walk down the roads you seek. Anonymous 44 00 Page KEVIN J. KERVICK OUTLOOK: To reach Euphoria. MELODY: Var. Football 4: JV Soccer 2: Basketball. JV 2. 3. Var. 4: Baseball. JV I. Var. 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SONG: Sympathy For The Devil Although the game seems rather stiff don’t be a doleful doubter: There ' s always one more innin’ if you’re not a down-and-outer.” Anonymous MICHAEL KIDWELL DONNA JEAN KOPROWSKI ALAN KOROPATKIN “Donut” OUTLOOK: To someday marry, have chil¬ dren. and have a house full of cats. MELODY: AFS 1.2. FAVORITE SONG: Let Time Go Lightly Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” Anonymous BETSY ANN KIN GSBURY OUTLOOK: To trust God with my future. MELODY: Band I, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4: Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Var. Tennis I. 2, 3, 4: Var. Swimming 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; Math Team 2. 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: You Light Up My Life “Ah. fill the cup; — what boots it to repeat How time is slipping underneath our feet: Unborn Tomoorrow, and dead yesterday. Why fret about them if today be sweet!” LINDA MARIE KRESS OUTLOOK: To make Al ' s life and mine very happy. FAVOR ITE SONG: Daisy Jane “Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die. life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” Anonymous Page49 Page ARTHUR LABREE “Mai” OUTLOOK: To live a life full of adventure and challenges. MELODY: JV Soccer 1. FAVORITE SONG: Listen To The Music “A man’s words are no better than silence.” A Wise Man DONNA ANIELA LACHANCE OUTLOOK: To live the life Vic and I want to live. MELODY: Var. Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Var. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; HERALD Staff, Features Editor 4; Sr. Mag. Capt. FAVORITE SONG: Reasons “Butterflies count not months but moments, and yet have time enough.” Anonymous DAVID A. LANDRY “Ernie” OUTLOOK: To reach the top. MELODY: Ski Club 1,2,3. FAVORITE SONG: Career Of Evil “If you sacrifice a little in life you will have no problem in achieving your goal.” Landry HARRY LASH “Hairbear” OUTLOOK: To fulfill all my dreams. MELODY: Soccer, JV 1. Var. 2. 3. 4: Basket¬ ball 1,3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Easy Like Sunday Morning “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. so do it.” Sullivan DAVID LATORRA KENNETH LEBEL “Little Lou” OUTLOOK: To make money. MELODY: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3. 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Summer Breeze “Look to the future with a glimpse of the past.” Anonymous 47 LD Page CHERYL LEBLANC “Rah Rah” OUTLOOK: To enjoy life. FAVORITE SONG: You’ve Got A Frien d “If you don’t understand my silence, you won’t understand my words.” Anonymous BARBARA J. LEGGIO “Bosco” OUTLOOK: To become rich someday and have my own Porsche. FAVORITE SONG: Cold As Ice “This will change my life completely. Every¬ thing will become different for me. But what I have brought with me from the home of my childhood will always remain with me. I will remain the one I am.” Rasmvssen JAMES LENNON OUTLOOK: To learn a wealthy trade. FAVORITE SONG: All Along The Watch- tower r JOHN PATRICK LENNON OUTLOOK: To go where no man has gone before, and to create a world like Middle- Earth. MELODY: Crier 2, 3. FAVORITE SONG: St. Charles “Then he waited, marshaling his thoughts and brooding over his still untested powers. For though he was master of the world, he was not quite sure what to do next. But he would think of something.” Clarke MAXINE L. LEVIN “Max” OUTLOOK: To leap head first into life and make a huge splash. MELODY: Tennis I, 3. 4; Class Sec. 1; Pine Meadow Players 2, 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety 3, 4; Jr. Exec. Com.; Sr. Exec. Com.: HERALD Staff 4; Ski Club I. 2, 3.4; Student Tutoring Coordinator 4. FAVORITE SONG: Piano Man “The great end of learning is nothing else but to seek for the lost mind.” Confucius TERESA MARIE LOWE “Ted” OUTLOOK: To become a successful archi¬ tect. MELODY: Track 3; Tutoring 3. FAVORITE SONG: Wind On The Water “As if you could kill time without injuring eternity.” Thoreau 48 CM LD D THEODORE J. MACIEROWSKI “Ted” OUTLOOK: To be happy and enjoy life. MELODY: National Honor Society 3. 4; Soccer I, 2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.4; Golf 3. FAVORITE SONG: Magic Carpet Ride “If you could look back on your past when your life is near gone and say you wouldn’t change a thing, wouldn’t that be pleasing? But since you’re living part of your past today, why not make today the best!” Carp’e Diem DANIEL MALTAGLIATI OUTLOOK: To be rich. FAVORITE SONG: Slow Ride DAVID MACKEY “Printer Printer” OUTLOOK: To move North and own a dog track. MELODY: Soccer 2,3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Cat ' s In The Cradle JOANNE M.MALEC OUTLOOK: To always smile and be happy; enjoy life and be with my friends; do the things that I like to do and be successful in them. MELODY: JV Basketball 1, 2; Var. Softball 1; Ski Club 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Nights In While Satin “Love comes once and when it comes you better grab it fast, cause sometimes the love you grab ain’t gonna last!” Geils DANIEL MARINONE “Fuji” OUTLOOK: To be successful in life and to have many friends, but should the two con¬ flict, the latter prevail. MELODY: Class Pres. 2. 3, 4; Class Vice- Pres. 1; Mgr. Var. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Mgr. Var. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Boys’ State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tutoring 3, 4; Good Citi¬ zenship Award. “If I am I because I am I, And you are you because you are you. Then I am and you are. But if I am I because you are you. And you are you because I am I, Then I am not and you are not.” Rabbi Mijuf WALTER J. MARTENS OUTLOOK: To go into the Air Force Acad¬ emy and become a pilot. MELODY. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1. 2; Cross Country 3; Track 4. “A rolling stone gathers no moss; yet what has it to show for all of the rolling.” Anonymous CO LD Page ANTHONY LEONARD MASCARO “Tony” OUTLOOK: To play centerfield for the Bos¬ ton Red Sox and to cruise the back roads of freedom in Stinkey’s van with Timmy and Shawn. MELODY: Fr. Football; JV 2. Var. 3. 4; Fr. Basketball: JV Baseball 2, 3. Var. 4. FAVORITE SONG: Lowdown “Stay Alive! Because you have one thing left in life and that ' s a tomorrow.” Mascaro SHEILA MCADOREY 50 MANUEL MATHEUS “Manny” MELODY: Band 1,2, 3,4. DONALD PAUL MATHVINK “Donny” OUTLOOK: To be successful in my career and make someone happy. MELODY: Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4; Var. Tennis 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4. FAVORITE SONG: Loose Ends “Nothing that is real is ever free; you’ll have to pay for it sometime.” D. P. M. MAUREEN MARIE MCCARTHY “Moe” OUTLOOK: To be successful and happy. MELODY: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Jr. Exec. Com., Basketball Mgr. 1, 2. FAVORITE SONG: Netherlands “Go confidently in the direction of your dreams and most of all . . . continue to dream . . . not just today but always.” Thoreau RICHARD MCCOY “Rich” OUTLOOK: To successfully succeed in music. MELODY: Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Jazz Band 2, 3. 4; Sr. Class Play Band 2, 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Free For All “Turn on the world now before it turns you off.” Anonymous LD Page Page NATALIE LYNN MCCRACKEN “Gnat” OUTLOOK: To keep smilin ' . MELODY: Var. Soflball 2. Mgr. 3; Water Girl 2. “Accept me as I am. only then can we begin to discover each other.” Fellini ROBERT MCDONALD MELODY: Soccer 1.2. FAVORITE SONG: Strangle Hold MATTHEW KEVIN MCDONALD “Batman” OUTLOOK: To be a plumber. MELODY: Chess Club 1. FAVORITE SONG: Saturday Night ' s Alright “For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son. that whosoever believeth on him, should not perish, but have everlast¬ ing life. John 3:16 RICHARD OWEN MCDONALD “Rich” OUTLOOK: To get ahead in life, and to get a Ph.D. in anthropology. MELODY: Var. Cross Country I. 2, 3, Capt. 4; JV Track 1. FAVORITE SONG: Don ' t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow “I was bom free and free I will be. R. M. DAVID MCMULLEN “Mugsy” OUTLOOK: To love, to live, and live to love. MELODY: JV Football 2, Var. 3, 4. FAVORITE SONG. Free Bird “If I would stick my pen in my heart and spill everything onto my desk, would it satisfy ya’? Anonymous ROBIN MERCIER OUTLOOK: To marry George and someday own a dozen horses. MELODY: Pine Meadow Players 1, 2. FAVORITE SONG: Nights In White Satin “Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things.” Corinthians I 13:7 VO LD L SHARON METHOT STEVEN MICHALEWICZ OUTLOOK: To be successful. MELODY: Fr. Football. Var. 2, Tri-Capt. 3, 4; JV Basketball 1. Var. 2. Co-Capt. 3, 4; Var. Track 2, 3. “Man. it’s a hassle, but I don’t care, ’cause when I walk down the street and a thousand plastic eyes stare at me, I stare back at them. And I laugh back at them, and they thank their God that I just don’t care.” Anonymous DONNA MONAHAN OUTLOOK: To make something of myself and to lead a good life. FAVORITE SONG: Shooting Star “There are no such things as hopeless situa¬ tions. only hopeless men.” Anonymous MARYLOU MOONEY “Mar OUTLOOK: To be happy and successful in whatever I decide to do. “Life is what happens while you’re making other plans.” Anonymous TIMOTHY MORELLO “Tim OUTLOOK: To become an engineer, and to be self-sufficient. “There are two kinds of spreading light; the candle and the mirror that reflects it.” Anonymous ELIZABETH MORIARTY “Liz OUTLOOK: To play first base for the Fal¬ cons. MELODY: Tutoring 1. 2. 3; Class Treas. 2; Football Mgr. 2, 3; Crier 2. 3: Grad. Usher¬ ette 3; Sr. Exec. Com. “Let us be thankful for the fools, but for them the rest of us could not succeed. Twain 53 LD Page JOAN A. MOTICKA “Joanne OUTLOOK: To have a Samoyed dog named Kiesha. see the west, live up north, and to make B. J. happy. FAVORITE SONG: Down By The River “You should enjoy here while we ' re here . . . ' cause there ' s no here there!” Wilson KATHLEEN MULDOON PEGGY MURDOCK “Peg OUTLOOK: To go to Bay Path Junior Col lege, become a secretary and get married. MELODY: AFS 1; Var. Cheerleading I. 2, 3 Chorus I. FAVORITE SONG: This One ' s For You “The memories of days gone by are vivid it my mind, the joy. the fun, the feeling of u: being one.” Murdocl CRAIG MURRAY “Murf OUTLOOK: To lead a good life and some¬ day own a package store. MELODY: Fr. Football. FAVORITE SONG: Slow Ride RICHARD NADEAU “Richie OUTLOOK: To fly a 747 jet plane someday. “What’s life if you don’t enjoy!” Nadeau KIRK NOLAN 54 00 LD O) KIM NYQUIST OUTLOOK: To see the world with Sue. MELODY: Crier Staff 1; Student Council 1, 2. 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Swayin ' To The Music “Time flies, sun rises, shadows fall; let time go by. Love is forever all.” Old sun dial CYNTHIA O ' BRIEN “Cindy” OUTLOOK: To take each day as it comes. MELODY: Jr. Prom Court. FAVORITE SONG: We ' re All Alone “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” Anonymous TED OKON “Oky” OUTLOOK: To lead a happy life. MELODY: Band 1,2, 3,4. KEVIN J. O ' LEARY “Shark” OUTLOOK: To go to college. MELODY: Soccer 1.3, Var. 4. FAVORITE SONG: Free Bird “I have clinched and closed with the naked north. I have learned to defy and defend; shoulder to shoulder we have fought it out — yet the wild must win in the end.” Yukon Jack NANCY ELLEN O’NEIL “Mary Tyler” OUTLOOK: To always have the best of friends, to keep smiling and, to someday see the New York Giants have a winning season. MELODY: Jr. Exec. Com.; Track 3; Cross- Country 4: HERALD Staff 4. “The important thing is this: To be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become.” Anonymou s GREGORY PAGAN “Bee” OUTLOOK: To become a C.P.A. and make a lot of money. MELODY: AV 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Wasted Days And Wasted Nights 55 O ' LD a; Page TIM PARKER “Fester OUTLOOK: To find contentment. FAVORITE SONG: Fluff “Now we enter the world as men. But who can help but wonder who came first, man or child; for what is man but a great child?” Parker MIKE PAYETTE STEPHANIE PASHOS “Stef OUTLOOK: To be happy and share my life with my friends. MELODY: AFS 1,2. 3; Sr. Exec. Com. FAVORITE SONG: Color My World “Love doesn’t make the world go round. Love is what makes the ride worth while.” Jones FRANK PATTI RICHARD PEASE “Rich OUTLOOK: To someday be my own boss. MELODY: Track 2; Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SONG: Stairway To Heaven CHRISTINE PEISER “Tini OUTLOOK: To do God’s will. MELODY: Var. Swimming 1. 2. 3, Co-Capt. 4; Band 1. 2, Sec. 3. Pres. 4; Jazz Band 2. 3. 4; Girls’ State 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; National Merit Commended Scholar 4: Sr. Mag. Capt.; Who’s Who 4. FAVORITE SONG: You Light Up My Life “And above all these put on love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony.” Col. 3:14 57 VO Page OUTLOOK: To become a pilot. MELODY: Fr. Soccer. JV 3; Var. Tennis 2, 3, 4: AV 1. 2. 3. 4; Var. Swim Team 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4. “When you know a thing, to hold that you know it; and when you do not know a thing, to allow that you do not know it — this is knowledge. Anonymous JAMES PERSANO “Jimmy” OUTLOOK: To become a C.P.A.. travel the world, and to do everything I can and do it well. MELODY: JV Track I, Var. Track 2. 4; Var. Cross-Country 2; Winter Track 3. 4: Band 3. 4: Soccer. FAVORITE SONG: Shilo There ' s a method in my madness. Sarant RENEE K. PEPIN OUTLOOK: To fly on a plane, and go to Hawaii. FAVORITE SONG: The Last Resort “Although we may have to leave each other sometime in the end, my love for you shall never die, for you’ve always been a friend.” Cher CYNTHIA M. PESCE “Pesh” OUTLOOK: To roll with the punches in life and make something of myself. MELODY: Chorus 1. 2. 3; Field Hockey 3.4: Track 2,3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Just You And 1 “They can beat you. but they sure can’t eat you.” Fisher REGINALD PERRY JO-ANNE PIAZZA “Jo” OUTLOOK: To lead a happy and fulfilling life. MELODY: Tutoring 1. “He who knows what sweets and virtues are in the ground, the waters, the plants, the heavens, and how to come at these enchant¬ ments, is the rich and royal man. Emerson 58 CM a; DEBRA MARIE PICARD “Debbie” OUTLOOK: To have a husband, a horse, and a house on the beach. FAVORITE SONG: Closer To Home “Giving your love can never be wrong.” Anonymous GILBERT V. POULIN “Gil” OUTLOOK: To lead a successful life as a journalist. MELODY: JV Football 3: Basketball I; Ten¬ nis I. 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Crier 1.2: Intra. Basketball I. FAVORITE SONG: Wild Mountain Honey “The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow.” CAROLYN PIGEON “Pige” OUTLOOK: To become a C.P.A. and to own two mansions. FAVORITE SONG: Wouldn ' t It Be Nice “Knowledge is the knowing that we can not know.” Emerson TATIANA PINA “Tati” OUTLOOK: To run the race with God as a friend and come out winning in the end. MELODY: JV Field Hockey 1, 2, Var. 3, Tri- Capt. 4; JV Basketball 3; Softball 1; Var. Tennis 2,3,4; Art Fair 1,2,3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Song Of Joy “He drew a circle that shut me out. Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But love and I had the wit to win, we drew a circle that took him in!” Markham HELEN C. POWERS OUTLOOK: To be happy, and go to Hawaii. “Cherish yesterday. Dream tomorrow. Live today.” Anonymous GAIL PREBIT “Momma” OUTLOOK: To always love life. MELODY: Ski Club 1,2, 3. FAVORITE SONG: Out On The Weekend “Many dreams come true and some have sil¬ ver linings I live for my dream and a pocketful of gold.” Anonymous 59 CO VO D Carlyle DONNA JEAN PRELI “Prell OUTLOOK: To own a blue 280-Z. be suc¬ cessful in a math career, and ski forever. MELODY: Cheerleading I. Co-Capt. 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; HERALD Staff. Sports Ed. 4: Sr. Exec. Com.: Ski Club 4: Class Treas. I: Connecticut State Intern Program: Guid. Asst. 3. 4. FAVORITE SONG: Best Of My Love “Yet the timeless in you is aware of life ' s timelessness, and knows that yesterday is but today ' s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. Gibran JOSEPH RAJKOWSKI “Joe OUTLOOK: To survive through college and my career. MELODY: Track 2. 3.4: Cross-Country 3,4: National Honor Society 3.4; Boys’ State 3. “Listen to and feel the ever-present waves of the ocean reecho its evanescent tune that is as old as the world. Cherish everything as each dissolves as mist but once to wash away each print you have lain in the sensitive surface.” Anonymous LAURY QUINLIVAN “Laur OUTLOOK: To own a silver Porsche, and spend all my summers at the beach. MELODY: Var. Tennis 1,2.3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Wonderful Thing We Had “All the beautiful sentiments in the world weigh less than one single lovely action.” Anonymous TOM RAMPELLI “Ram OUTLOOK: To be a mechanic and a musi¬ cian. “I would sure be the first person to say. ‘when I look at myself today. I wouldn’t have done it any other way’.” T. R. JANET E. QUINN “Janetis OUTLOOK: To be a psychiatrist. MELODY: Crier Staff 2. 3: Colorguard 2. FAVORITE SONG: Your Song “Par for the course.” Shelto and Opito OUTLOOK: To be happy in whatever I do. and to get everything out of life I want. MELODY: AFS 1.2.3: DECA 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Stairway To Heaven “If you copy from one book, it’s plagiarism: if you copy from two books, it’s research: if you copy from six books, you’re a professor. Anonymous 60 Page Page CHERYL L. RAND BARRY REARDON OUTLOOK: To meet Bob Dylan, become a writer, and travel. MELODY: HERALD Staff. Managing Edi¬ tor 4. FAVORITE SONG: Fire Down Below “No human relation gives one posession in another, every two souls are absolutely differ¬ ent. In friendship or in love the two side by side raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone.” Gibran BRIAN RENFRO “Bri” OUTLOOK: To travel around the country. MELODY: Track 1. FAVORITE SONG: If You Leave Me Now “Life is not a journey, it’s a destiny.” Anonymous RANDI TINA RIBAUDO “Botz” OUTLOOK: To become a hairdresser, and to live life to the fullest. MELODY: AFS 1,2. FAVORITE SONG: Free Bird “People so seldom say, ‘I love you!’, and then it’s either too late or love goes; so when I tell you. ‘I love you!’, it doesn’t mean I know you’ll never go, only that I wish you didn’t have to: because to love and to be loved is the greatest happiness in existence.” Brightman CATHY-LYNN M. RICHARD “Cathy” OUTLOOK: To keep smiling and always to be able to laugh as easily as 1 do now. MELODY: Crier 1; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Exec. Com. FAVORITE SONG: If You Leave Me Now “The very substance of the ambition is merely the shadow of a dream ... I hold ambition of so airy and light a quality that it is but a shadow’s shadow.” Shakespeare TINA L. RIDEL “Cybil” OUTLOOK: To become a C.P.A.. and visit Val in New Mexico. MELODY: Crier Staff 1; Colorguard 2; Marching and Concert Band 3. 4; Sr. Class Play Band 3, 4; Jazz Band 4; AFS 3. FAVORITE SONG: Make Me Smile May the force be with you! Lucas 62 VO VO D SHAWN R. ROBERT OUTLOOK: To go to Vermont and live off the land. • MELODY: Fr. Football. Var. 2, 3: JV Base¬ ball 1.2. Var. 3.4: Intra. Hand Soccer 1,2. FAVORITE SONG: Love The One You ' re With “If it doesn’t come naturally, leave it.” Anonymous LINDA ROBERTS OUTLOOK: To travel. FAVORITE SONG: Free Bird “Virginia here we come.” DONNA MARY ROBINSON “Robby” OUTLOOK: To live in California and be free and happy. FAVORITE SONG: Stain-ay To Heaven “Let someone you love go free: if he returns, he’s yours; if he doesn’t, he never was. Because those who leave feel not the pain of parting, it is those that stay behind that suf¬ fer.” Anonymous MARIA JOSEGARCIA ROJO OUTLOOK: To know all customs, and to help people w ho need me. MELODY: AFSCIub. FAVORITE SONG: La Casa Del Sol Naciente “Aquel que camina una sola legua sin amor va dirigido hacia su propio funeral.” Anonymous JOHN RICHARD ROLOCUT. JR. “Ricky” OUTLOOK: To obtain what is necessary to lead a happy and peaceful life. MELODY: Ski Club 3. 4. FAVORITE SONG: Turn Of Century RICHARD A. RONDINONE “Rich” OUTLOOK: To live healthy and wealthy, and to own a customized van in which to travel. 63 VO Page ROBERT ROOT DAVID ROSSIGNOL PAUL M. ROTHE “Seeder II” OUTLOOK: To see the world’s wonders, liv¬ ing free and easy. FAVORITE SONG: Down By The River “Would you like to take this magic potion with me, on a trip to a cosmic playground far beyond.” Heep WILLIAM RUSH THERESA M.SALETNIK “Tigger” OUTLOOK: To live in the mountains by the sea and meet P. F. someday. MELODY: Basketball. JV I. Var. 2. 3. 4; Var. Track 1, 2. 3, 4; HERALD Staff 3. 4; Pine Meadow Players 1; National Honor Society 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: All Want To Be (Is By Your Side) “Some people think it’s holding on that makes one strong; sometimes it’s letting go.” Robinson JEFFREY JOHN SAUER “Jeff” OUTLOOK: To always try to make money. MELODY: Fr. Soccer. JV 2, 3, Var. 4; JV Baseball 1. 3; Intra. Hand Soccer 1; Chess Club 1; Chef ' s Club I. FAVORITE SONG: Walk This Way “When I am right nobody remembers, when I am wrong nobody forgets.” Smith 64 00 a JOHNSCHAUBLE “Schaubs” OUTLOOK: To be happy while being suc¬ cessful. MELODY: Electronics Club 1; National Honor Society 3. 4; Frontiers of Applied Sci¬ ence 3. FAVORITE SONG: We May Never Pass This Way Again “One may best see the beauty of the moun¬ tain from the valley.” Anonymous DEBRA SCHOOLS ROBERT SCHWARZ “Bob ' OUTLOOK: To live my life in a way that nobody has ever lived before. FAVORITE SONG: Rock And Roll “Some people live. ' some people die; when my time comes so shall I.” Schwarz PAULSEAHA JANICE ANN SEAM “Sammi” OUTLOOK: To be happy and become a hairdresser. MELODY: DECA 3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Colour My World “Love is an education in itself.” Seam MARY LOU SEIF “Lou” OUTLOOK: To live a happy and successful life and spend a summer in Wildwood with my best friend. MELODY: JV Basketball I; Football Mgr. 2; Ski Club I. 4; Jr. Exec. Com.; Grad. Ush¬ erette 3; Var. Cheerleading 3, 4. FAVORITE SONG: Never Should Have Started Loving You “If I accept the sunshine and the warmth, I must also accept the thunder and the light¬ ning.” Gibran 65 O ' VO D Page CORINNE SHANNON “Cor” OUTLOOK: To go to college and make all my dreams come true. MELODY: Field Hockey, JV I. Var. 3: Bas- ketbalUV 1,2, Var. 3: Var. Softball I: HER¬ ALD Staff 4. FAVORITE SONG: Your Own Special Way “Life is for living and caring and hoping and sharing with those around you.” Anonymous CATHY SIROIS “Siroy” OUTLOOK: To make a lot of money, travel, be happv and make him happy forever. MELODY: Ski Club 2, 3,4. FAVORITE SONG. Get Ready “Every day belongs to you, you do whatever you like to do.” Anonymous ROBERT SHEA DAVID SKINNER “Skins” OUTLOOK: To make a lot of money, and ride a motorcycle a long way. MELODY: Fr. Football, JV 2. FAVORITE SONG: Free Bird “All’s I know is I don’t know you know what I mean.” Wrecker JILL DIANE SHELTO OUTLOOK: To go to college and spend a summer in Wildwood with my best friend. MELODY: Var. Cheerleading 3; Grad. Ush¬ erette 3; Sr. Mag. Capt.; Ski Club 4. FAVORITE SONG: Just The Way You Are “Time is — Too slow for those who wait. Too swift for those who fear. Too long for those who grieve. Too short for those who rejoice; But for those who love Time is eternity.” Van Dyke MARK SLOWIK “Slick” OUTLOOK: To be successful in everything I do and in attaining my goals. MELODY: National Honor Society 3, 4; Cross-Country 1,2; Track 1,2,3.4. “Perched on the loftiest throne in the world, man is still sitting on his own behind.” Montaigne 67 Page EVA CHARLOTTE SNYDER OUTLOOK: To go into the field of merchan¬ dising. and never worry. MELODY: Var. Cross-Country 2, 3; Track. JV I. Var. 2, 3. 4; Tutoring ); Grad. Usher¬ ette 2; HERALD Staff 4. FAVORITE SONG: Were All Alone “I am the most curious of all to see what will be the next thing that I do.” Lipchitz RHONDA G. SPENCER “Rhoda” OUTLOOK: To be able to help others. MELODY: Chorus 1.2.3,4. FAVORITE SONG: Colour My World “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Bible 68 KATHLEEN MARIE SOOVAJIAN “Kathy” OUTLOOK: To lead my life the way Eve always dreamt it to be. MELODY: Basketball. JV 1, Var. 2. 3; HER¬ ALD Staff 3. Biog. Editor 4; Sr. Exec. Com. FAVORITE SONG: Like A Hurricane “To know, to love, to do. That is the potent gift of life. Anonymous MARK D. SQUIRES OUTLOOK: To become a wildlife manager in Yellowstone Park. FAVORITE SONG: I ' m In You “Survival of the wild is freedom forever.” Anonymous RONDASOUCY “Souce” OUTLOOK: To travel to Florida, own a blue Capri, and see Pink Floyd in concert. MELODY: Crier 1; Var. Tennis 2, 3. 4, Mgr. 1; HERALD Staff 4. FAVORITE SONG: Wish You Were Here “The day is done, but its memories are mine to keep forever.” Anonymous DENISE STARR “Dizzy” OUTLOOK: To become a secretary. “It’s me. In some ways I am like everybody else: In some ways I am like somebody else; and in some ways I am like nobody else. Anonymous CM Page MARTIN KEITH STINE PHIL STRUTHERS “Marty OUTLOOK: Live in the country out west, and travel. MELODY: Fr. Football; Sr. Mag. Capt.; Ski Club 2, 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Same Old Song And Dance ROBERT STURGIS “StiT OUTLOOK: To do everything 1 want to do. and succeed in whatever 1 try. FAVORITE SONG: Day After Day “Some men see things as they are and say. ‘Why?’ I dream things that never were and say, ‘Why not?’ ” Kennedy TERRI SULLIVAN OUTLOOK: To learn, to discover, to be free. “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly — what is essential is invisible to the eye.” St. Exupery DARLENE SWAZEY “Swaz OUTLOOK: To make a lot of money so I can buy a Mercedes. FAVORITE SONG: Smoke On The Water “Fire ’em up.” Anonymous LYNN ANN TARASCIO “LTD OUTLOOK: To always be happy and to someday own Bloomingdale ' s. “It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness.” Anonymous 69 CO Page PAULTARKO “Tark OUTLOOK: To travel and enjoy life. MELODY: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Jazz Band I, 2, 3. 4. He who looks for a brighter tomorrow and finds no beauty today, has somehow missed the joy of living, somewhere along the way.” Anonymous ROBIN R. THEODORE “RT OUTLOOK: To treasure every special moment I live to see. MELODY: Ski Club 1.2. 3. FAVORITE SONG: Long-Haired Country Boy Nothing is as easy as it looks. Everything takes longer than you expect: and if anything can go wrong, it will at the worst possible moment. Murphy’s Law JEFFREY S. TEDONE “Tee” OUTLOOK: To be the number one skate¬ boarder in the world, or break my neck try¬ ing. MELODY: Soccer I. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4; Track 2; National Honor Society 3, 4. You’re going to run and run until we sepa¬ rate the men from the boys.” Sullivan BRIAN TRIMBLE OUTLOOK: To do better the second time around. MELODY: Crier 1; Track 2. FAVORITE SONG: It Feels Like The First Time I came, I saw, I conquered: almost.” Anonymous PAMELA ANN TETRO “Pam OUTLOOK: To live happily with a guitar, a man. and a career besides. MELODY: Intra. Volleyball I: Cheerleading 2: Field Hockey 4; Var. Track I. 2, 3. 4: Jr. Exec. Com.; Sr. Exec. Com. FAVORITE SONG: Don ' t Know How To Love Him If we help each other, and if our desire for the good life is strong, we will find that our horizons are brighter than we’ve ever dreamed.” Maltzand Tetro DEBORAH L. TRIMBLE “Debbie OUTLOOK: To make Michael happy, and have a successful career. MELODY: DEC A Pres. 3.4. FAVORITE SONG: Colour My World “Life comes a day at a time and that’s the way to live it.” Anonymous 70 Page DENISE B.TULLER OUTLOOK: To travel and be successful. FAVORITE SONG: Wish You Were Here “If the world were so organized that every¬ thing had to be fair, no living creature could survive for a day.” Anonymous KATHLEEN TURNBERG “Kathy” OUTLOOK: To have a very happy and suc¬ cessful life with Dennis. FAVORITE SONG: Stairway To Heaven JOSEPH TURNER “Joe” FAVORITE SONG: The Joker JOSEPH M.TYMAN OUTLOOK: To be where I’m going in the sunshine of your haze. MELODY: Football 1,2. FAVORITE SONG: After Midnight KATHERINE UMBERFIELD “Kitty” OUTLOOK: To be happy and successful being myself, to own a Corvette, and to some¬ day go to Bermuda with Osk. MELODY: JV Field Hockey 3: Jr. Exec. Com.; HERALD Staff 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Grad. Usherette 3. FAVORITE SONG: Summer Breeze “Life is a preparation for the future; and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none.” Hubbard KAREN MARIE URBANK OUTLOOK: To make my dreams a reality. MELODY: Crier 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Class Play Band 3, 4; Who’s Who 4. FAVORITE SONG: Dream Weaver “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Gibran 71 LD Page KEVIN VERRE OUTLOOK: To be conlent because I know 1 still have the desire to improve. “If you ' re not willing to risk failure and embarrassment, to sacrifice the time and to endure the pain, you’re not willing to try. And if you ' re not willing to try, then you’re not worthy to win.” Anonymous CAROL MARIE VIEIRA “Anger’ OUTLOOK: To make it to Florida, and party with Linda. FAVORITE SONG: Colour My World “I am where I am: I know where I could have been had I done what I did not do; Tell me, friend, what I can do today to be where I want to be tomorrow.” Anonymous JEAN M. WALKER OUTLOOK: To live happy, high in the mountains where there is fresh air, sunshine and freedom. FAVORITE SONG: Musta Got Lost “May friendship, like wine, improve as time advances, and may we always have old wine, old friends, and young cares.” Anonymous DENNIS WALSH “Fudge” OUTLOOK: To become one of Connecti¬ cut’s finest. MELODY: Football 1.2,3. FAVORITE SONG: Like A Hurricane “Shawn. I gotta go to the wigwam.” Walsh ALAN R. WAWRUCK “Al” OUTLOOK: To be my own boss. MELODY: Var. Golf 1,2. FAVORITE SONG: Taxi “If there is anything to be done by me, let me do it now. If there is anything to be shown by me, let me show it now; for I will never pass this way again.” Anonymous MICHAEL T. WEBER “Web” OUTLOOK: To live a short but successful life. MELODY: AFS 2, 3. 4; Pine Meadow Play¬ ers 2,3. 72 VO Page CAREY WENZEL OUTLOOK: To be happy. MELODY: Ski Club 1,2, 3.4. MATTHEW WEZOWICZ “Wez” OUTLOOK: To play professional baseball. MELODY: Football I; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Base¬ ball 1, 2. 3,4; Class Vice-President 3. 4. FAVORITE SONG: Inside Looking Out “True friendship is like phosphorescence — it glows best when the world around you goes dark.” Anonymous DOUGLAS WHITE OUTLOOK: To play the piano. MELODY: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4; Var. Soccer 3; Fr. Football; Var. Cross-Country 4; Ski Club 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; National Honor Society 3.4. “No human relation gives one possession in another; every two souls are absolutely differ¬ ent. In friendship or in love, the two side by side raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone.” Gibran ANITA WIEMER OUTLOOK: To follow all my dreams, and reach all my goals. MELODY: HERALD Staff 4; Who’s Who; Talcott Mountain Science Center 3. FAVORITE SONG: Cat ' s In The Cradle “What you find in life depends mainly on what you look for.” Anonymous VICKI WILKS OUTLOOK: To be able to fulfill all my career dreams. FAVORITE SONG: Cat ' s I n The Cradle “Hold fast to dreams; for when dreams go, life becomes a barren field frozen with snow.” Hughes MARY M. WOODHOUSE “Wood” OUTLOOK: To show the world the world — to act. MELODY: Pine Meadow Players 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball 1; Class Pres. 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Jr. Exec. Com. FAVORITE SONG: Over The Rainbow “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Suenens 73 Page MICHAEL R.WYTENUS OUTLOOK: To leave Connecticut and live it up anywhere 1 decide to stay. MELODY: Var. Football 3. Tri-Capt. 4; Ski Club 3.4. GLENN ZAX OUTLOOK: To be able to live and do the things I enjoy, and be successful at anything I do. MELODY: Golf 3, 4. “We’ll laugh again, it’s only that we won’t be young again.” Monaghan 74 ANDREW W.ZALOGA “Z” OUTLOOK: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. MELODY: Automotive Club 1; Talcott Mountain Science Center 3; Boys’ State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Cross-Country 4; Swim Team 3.4; Tennis 1. 2, 3.4. “Be happy; make somebody else happy.” McDonough THOMAS ZALOGA “Tom” OUTLOOK: To be remembered as a depend¬ able friend. MELODY: National Honor Society 3, 4; Tennis 3; Var. Swim Team 2. 3.4. “Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker.” Nash WILLIAM H.ZDEB “Bill” OUTLOOK: To be an optimist. MELODY: Golf 3,4. “The world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those who feel.” Walpole JAY A. ZOCCO “Jocco” OUTLOOK: To be successful in my career, and find someone to share my happiness with. MELODY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Var. Tennis 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 3. 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Talcott Mountain Science Center 3; Sr. Class Play Band 1. 2, 3; Who’s Who. FAVORITE SONG: Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon “Only a few things in life are really special; two of which are love and friends.” Zocco 00 Page NOT SHOWN I PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ANDREW ARBACHESKI JOSEPH BANACH THOMAS JOHNSON REX KARIAN RICHARD MORTENSON JOHNSHEEDY GLEN TARDIFF DEREK TAYLOR BRIAN WADSWORTH 75 O ' Page Class Will of 1978 76 We. Elaine Africano and Lou Seif, leave a ship to anyone who gets stranded on Bummer Island. I. Michael Albert, leave my shortness to all upcoming fresh¬ men. I. Mark Allen, leave m track shoes to Mark Saletnik. I. Deborah Allen Quinn, leave satisfied with my four-year stay. I. Jim Anderson, leave my tuxedo tee shirt to Mr. Thibodeau and anyone else who remembers. I. Alan Berkowitz, leave my aggravation as my sister left before me. as my brother will be here soon. I. Donna Borys, leave to never come back. I. Lynn Bologna, leave my locker to Little Llea. I. Phil Boucher, leave the hole shot marks to the future gear- head. I. Diane Bourgoin. leave a full tank of gas in Cindy ' s blue Torino and with my three best friends. I. Peggy Bout, leave my spots to High Tide so Kitty can keep an eye on them. I. John Boyle, leave my drums so that Eric G. and Mike H. can “funk on. I. Lori Brengi. leave my brother gladly. 1. Teresa Brough, leave with the smile to never have to come back. I. Sally Buck, leave always remembering one of Mrs. Carroll ' s favorite expressions, “Oh. I can ' t take it any more! I. Alicia Bulgajewski. leave my last name to anyone who can spell it. I. Linda Burk, leave tutoring memories to Mrs. Perrin. I. Marty Carniglia. leave Mrs. Carroll a life-time supply of watermelon candies. I. Debbie Caron, leave forgetting im homework. I. Terry Carrier, leave smiling, waving goodbye to WLHS finally. I. Lynn Casinghino. leave falling up the stairs. I. Brain Chant, leave gratefully. I. Yvonne Charest. leave empty-handed. I. Mark Columbi. leave Mr. Anastasia ' s ties alone. I. Denise Colone. leave here to be happy. I, Mark Conroy, leave my golf clubs to Coach Beaudry. I. Kim Costello, leave still wondering what happened to my senior privileges and leave them to am junior who can find them. I. Carol Danyluk. leave my green thumb to my fellow- “pot¬ ters. I. Tom DeBonee. leave all my game socks to Coach Muska. I. Gail DeGray. leave with Kim if her VW starts. I. Doreen Deschaine. leave looking for a brighter future. I. Karen DiDomenico. leave the dent in the shed for Joanne to fix. I. Ed Dombrowski, leave all my absentee excuses to Mr. Sulli¬ van. I. Susan Donnelly, leave HZ. Brownie. Whimpie, Mo. Tank, and Moose to all upcoming seniors who end up in Pittsburgh. I. Tammy Drangenis. leave WLHS to make a bundle. I. Barbara Duke, leave my top row gym locker to anyone who can reach it. I. Eileen Dulka. leave with Denise. I. Yvonne Duwell. leave my field hockey flick to Holly Storms. I. Sue Eames. leave my head behind. I. Nancy Parrar. leave my mouth in fast forward. Page80 I. Joan Fernald, leave my extra pounds to Mr. Gatto. I. John Fiore, leave hoping for better times. I. Tom Flynn, leave my head in the parking lot. I. Patty Fortin, leave my high times to Diane Avlas. I. Karen Frawley. leave Mrs. Fitzgerlad in peace (pieces). I. Denise Frechette, leave with a full tank of gas in Cindy ' s blue Torino, and with my three best friends. I. Tommy Frechette, leave eating ice cubes alone on the pillow ' and also leave all my Eagle albums to Shawn. 1. Karen Frevel. leave my Okbln sticker to any deserving VW. I. Shawn Gale, leave Lori Pepin, all my striped socks. I. Cindy Gentile, leave with a full tank of gas in my blue Torino with my three best friends. I. Jonathan Gesswin. leave my ace bandages to Fuzzy. I. Jeff Gifford. leave for the last time. I. Mike Gildersleeve leave my homeroom desk to anybody who wants to sit in it. I. Debbie Golden, leave with LTD. NO. and Paule. changing clothes, at a red light, on the way to Pittsburgh. I, Ed Goldfarb, leave skipping gym. I. Phil Goldthwait. leave AB tipped over at the field. I, Rhonda Gould, leave my bimbo to Mr. Rossi. I. Tami Griffin, leave DT ' s platform sandals to a short junior and leave, for the 1st time, without homework. I, Bill Hallo, leave to go clamming. I. John Hamblin, leave my tobacco complaints to Tim Shee¬ han. I. Paul Hamilton, leave the bats on Suffield Mountain alone. I. Donna Hanson, leave my bab ducks to Robbie Losty. I. Bonnie Harris, leave gladly with no regrets. I. Lynn Harvey, leave my year of calculus to any deserving junior. I. Henry Holsten. leave my T-bone to Rosey. I, Melanie Howes, leave “Martha and George to Mr. Gatto and the Pine-Meadow Players. I. Lauralee Hood, leave my skin on the high jump runway. I. Robert Hudak, leave my best wishes to Mrs. Oliva. I. Linda Joanis, leave my grades to anybody who really wants them. I. Donald “Shimona Jones, leave my body to be sculptured in ivory for the female staff of the Smithsonian Institute. I. Kim Katz, leave if I can get my VW started. I. Kathy Kearns, leave my insanit and strangeness to Fuzzy. Pine-Meadow Players and AFS. I. Paul Kernberg, leave thought for food. I. Scott Kernberg, leave the school w ith many fond memories. I. Kevin Kervick. leave spectator parking to any underclass¬ man who wishes to use it. I. Betsy Kingsbury, leave the Yankee spirit to all of FB ' s future senior math classes. I. Donna Koprowski. leave my brother Gene to suffer three more years. I. Art Labree. leave with a mind full of unforgettable memo¬ ries. I. Donna LaChance. leave in the black Challenger with Pitz forever. 1. Harry Lash, leave my soccer shirt. 10. to Brian Durso. I. Cheryl LeBlanc. leave memories of good times we shared in high school to Nancy and Gigi. L Barbara Leggio, leave with a full tank of gas in Cindy ' s blue Torino with my three best friends. 00 Page 78 I. John Lennon, leave with great aspirations, twenty bucks in my pocket, and a new suit. I, Max Levin, leave Kinky, Foxie, CTSM. Whimp, Pygmie. Mawumba. and Mr. Beaudry’s board to whomever can handle that much. I, Teresa Lowe, leave along with DP. KF. and RS — Windsor permanently. I. Joanne Malec. leave my height to anyone who can stand high altitudes and the Dairy Cream to Elise and Hancock. I, Dan “Fuji” Marinone, leave my nickname to the next funny-looking kid who has squinted eyes when he laughs. I. Walter Martens, leave Mr. Widmer ' s Bio. II class relieved. I. Tony Mascaro, leave my quads to Stinky Davis. I. Natalie (Gnat) McCracken, leave my tonsils, adenoids, half of my nose, the measles, mono . . . I, Richard McDonald, leave my headaches behind. I. Sharon Methot, leave my goose bumbs to WLHS. I, MaryLou Mooney, leave for Hawaii with the Duke. I, Liz Moriarty, leave Mr. McKeown to find somebody else to pick on. I, Joan Moticka, leave Karen D. thumbing in Suffield. I. Peggy Murdock, leave for college. I, Kim Nyquist, leave waiting for something good to come along. I, Kevin O ' Leary , leave all my late passes from my mother. I. Nancy O ' Neil, leave behind memories of the last row, Pitts¬ burgh, the BIG K, and the Purple G with my best friends, LTD. Denise T.. JP. Mousie, and Paule. I, Stephanie Pashos, leave my height to any freshman who wants it and needs it. I, Tini Peiser, leave taking care of pool lane markers to some¬ one more deserving of the job. I, Renee Pepin, leave my brother Ron with a red face. I. Reginald Perry, leave without being noticed. I, James Persano, leave my spot with the Track Team. I, Cindy Pesce, leave my humor and high spirits to Coach Col¬ lins and my shot-put, javenlin. and discus to someone whom I hope will have as much fun and glory with them as I had. I, Debbie Picard, leave regretting being unable to give my brother Nelson the wrong directions to his freshman classes. I, Carolyn Pigeon, leave two egg salad sandwiches in my locker to the next lucky student to receive it. I. Tati Pina, leave a hopeful Red Sox pennant to Diane Trem¬ blay. We, PJCR. leave our can of hot pink spray paint to Mr. Case. I, Gil Poulin, leave my impression of jello to my chem. teacher, Mr. O ' Brien. I, Gail Prebit, leave my job to the night cook. I, Donna Preli, leave all the tapes we made to RG, LQ, RS, and DH and my Frampton tape to the green Nova. I, Janet Quinn, leave my parking place at McDonald ' s to who¬ mever wants to try and earn points from Kent and Tommy. I. Laury Quinlivan, leave with the clan: Jim Bob. Rah-Rah, Brownie, Lipper, Uncle Belle, Brains. Showny. and Rodney. I, Tom Rampelli, leave my “killer mech book” to Mrs. Smith. I, Ida Ramsdell, leave my permanent seat in Mr. Anastasia ' s office to Cherie McDonald, to be occupied at all times. I, Cheryl Rand, leave my broomstick and table to HIGH TIDE. I, Joe Rajkowski, leave my cross-country “lucky number 13” to any deserving slow runner. I, Brian Renfro, leave my tailpipe on the Speed Bumps. I, Randi Ribaudo, leave all my rowdie times here to Lou and Judo. I, Cathy Richard, leave with Tup. CM 03 Page I, Tina Ridel, leave on the Millennium Falcon to conquer Darth Vader with Han, Luke, and Chewie. I, Shawn Robert, leave my height to the next short underclass¬ man. I, Donna Robinson, leave my big mouth to the principals. I, David Rossignol. leave riding a wheelie on the speed bumps. I, Bill Rush, leave in a Model A. I, Terri Saletnik, leave saying, “Hey McQ. to a chocolate chip cookie muncher. I, Jeff Sauer, leave the Boston Red Sox to Mr. Foley and Mr. Borchetta. I, John Schauble, leave two tickets to the 1978 World Series at Fenway to Mr. Beaudry. I, Robert Schwarz, leave what books I have to whomever wants them. I, Janice Seam, leave Mr. Rossi our WLAW class to come back and haunt him plus the nickname ROG. I, Corinne Shannon, leave my sweet tooth to 7-11. I. Jill Shelto, leave my shoes to anyone who can fit into them. I, Cathy Sirois, leave my height to the tallest freshman. I, David Skinner, leave all the good times I had with different people. I, Mark Slowik, leave my javelin to “Pistol Pete. I, Eva Snyder, leave listening to Boz Scaggs. I, Kathy Soovajian. leave in TG 6379 with Mark Anthony. I. Ronda Soucy, leave my kneading exercises to Becky H. and my Diary and Box to all my friends. I, Rhonda Spencer, leave my cowboy hat to any junior who has a head big enough to fit it. 1, Mark Squires, leave knowing more than some and less than others. I, Susan Squires, leave my job at Cumberland Farms to any¬ one who wants it. I, Denise Starr, leave falling out the door. I, Marty Stine, leave to go back to California. I, Terri Sullivian, leave early, as usual. I, Darlene Swazey, leave my hair to Mr. Anastasia. I, Lynn Tarascio, leave for the Big K with Denise T., Mousie, No, J. P. and Paul. I. Derek Taylor, leave the school right where it is. I. Pamela Tetro. leave my spear, to anyone who may wish to chuck it. I, Robin Theodore, leave my La Bomba to Sue. I. Debbie Trimble, leave hopes to ever getting a ' 68 Camaro. I, Denise Tuller, leave with Eileen Dulka. I, Kitty Umberfield, leave saying, “No party tonight . . . Grandma ' s home. I, Karen Urbank, leave remembering. I, Carol Vieira, leave my laugh to anyone who can handle it. I. Dennis Walsh, leave my unicycle to Brother Yap. I. Alan R. Wawruck. leave my magazine sales abilities to Mr. Rossi’s Future Senior Homerooms. I, Matt Wezowicz, leave number 15 to Tim Sheehan. I, Anita Wiemer, leave part of my collection running around in the halls ofWLHS. I, Mike Wytenus, leave without anything worth leaving. I, Andy Zaloga, leave my Z. A. (“Zaloga-Angle ) to the WLHS Tennis team. I, Tom Zaloga, leave my potato sack to Coach Malone. I, Glenn Zax, leave Frank 100 packs of cigarettes to experi¬ ment with. I, Bill Zdeb, being of sound mind and body, leave my sound mind and body plus lessons on the Spanish pronunciation and meaning of “Como no. I. Jay Zocco, leave my secrets of a clean pool to Mario. 79 CO 00 Page Page MOST ATHLETIC: Steve and Yvonne MOST CHAUVANISTIC: Tony MOST LIBERATED: Cindy (missing from picture) MOST CREATIVE: Jenny and, missing from picture, Andy CLASS BLUSHERS: Rudy and Renee 81 LD 00 Page MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: David and Cindy |tt� DSOR LO C r HIGH SCHOOL Q(omr of (At W ACjz - MOST CLASS: Paul and Sally ' sO 00 D bJD 03 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Mary and Danny CLASS OPTIMISTS: Joan and Shawn CO Page Page SPOR TS O ' 00 85 Page Varsity Soccer The Seniors “Tryin’ hard now” Page 9 0 Rocky ' s ready to make a move, yeah, Rocky s ready he just can l lose, yeah!” THE TEAM. First row (l-r): M. Wezowicz, D. Latorra, R. Pease, Co-Capt. H. Lash, Co-Capt. T. Flynn, K. O’Leary. J. Sauer, J. Walsh. Sec¬ ond row: B. Durso, J. Tedone, M. Broome, S. Skrabel, T. Sheehan, M. Gemme, M. Malone, S. Logan, R. Bendel, D. Muska. Third row: Mgr. J. Hamblin, M. Brengi, G. Hamilton, D. Reale, S. Roberts, D. Mathvink, T. Macierowski, D. Kilty, B. Flynn, D. Mackey, Coach Dan Sullivan. “Every nerve a wire” 87 Page 9 1 J. V. Soccer THE TEAM. BELOW: First row (l-r): S. Tarascio. B. Rague. R. Losty, R. McDaniel, R. Mathvink. Second row: R. Letendre, J. McGowan, E. Lavoye, T. Grogan, Mgr. P. Spalluto, R. Lowe, K. Moriarty, J. Oddo, P. Fahey. Third row: C. Schiessl. M. Topor, D. Sabala, J. Len¬ non, W. Jubrey, T. Hanson. P. Sherba, P. Belanger, T. Dengenis, Coach Jim McKenna. “What style!” “Follow the leader” 88 CM O ' D “Sideline soccer” Freshman Soccer THE TEAM. BELOW: First row (l-r): J. Christopherson, D. Masera, S. Lavoyc, J. Stewart, J. Yorio, M. Carrabbia. Second row: T. Schussler. W. Schweitzer, J. Mandrola, T. J. Staley, B. Sabala, M. Ripalone, L. Carpen¬ ter. Third row: Coach Fran Beaudry, S. Stum- bers, J. Perrone, S. Barenbaum, V. Grieco, W. Despard, S. Bertrand, M. Nicholson. Missing from picture: W. Trantalis. 89 CO O D “The Seniors” “Slow down, you move too fast.” “Ahhh!” Varsity and J. V. Football Page94 THE TEAM. First row (l-r): P. Michalewicz. M. Allen. B. King, T. Savage, G. Jubrey, Tri-Capt. S. Michalewicz, K. Kervick, J. Walsh, S. Gale. Second row (l-r): Coach Doug Malone, Coach Jim Muska, Tri-Capt. P. Seaha, Mgr. R. Cosgro, T. Debonee. R. Rosenberg. T. LeClair, T. Frechette, R. Grismala, T. Mascaro, P. Wrabel. Third row (l-r): Tri-Capt. M. Wytenus, Tri-Capt. B. Farmer, M. Gould, D. McMullen, D. Taylor. M. Savage, M. Mancino, R. Pepin, J. Boyle, Coach Pat Scelza. LD Page Freshman Football THE TEAM. First row (l-r): M. Wytenus. J. McCracken, D. Ludden. S. Flint, L. Declaybrook, J. Roberts, R. St. Louis. Second row (l-r): J. Seaha, M. Savage. S. O’Connor, R. Stramel, B. Carragher, J. Fuoco, M. Gunther, M. Dinocenza, D. Peichert. Third row (l-r): Coach Jim O’Brien, B. Martens, R. Bleau, R. Duwell, T. Mancino, J. Saccente, C. Grant, Coach Mike McDermit. Page 94 Cross-Country r Still as they run they look behind. They hear a voice in every wind, and snatch a fearfuljoy .” Gray THE TEAM. First row (L-r): M. Gebhart, Co-Capt. R. McDonald, B. Woodhouse. G. Masse, L. Wenc. Second row: F. Snyder. D. White, B. Christopherson, M. Leonard, N. O’Neil, Coach Peter Sarant. Third row: Asst. Coach Dennis Gragnolati, A. Zaloga, J. Kurmaskie, Co-Capt. M. Allen, M. Saletmk. J. Rajkowski. Page99 £ Girls Swim Team Mother, may I go oat to swim ? Yes, m y darling daughter: Hang your clothes on a hickory limb And don ' t go near the water. “The Seniors” THE TEAM. BELOW: First row (l-r): L. Wenc, K. Struthers, H. McGee. Second row: P. Montemerlo, M. Johnson. P. Car¬ ter, B. Kingsbury, Co-Capt. T. Peiser, Co- Capt. J. Dengenis. Third row: D. Quinn, D. Bologna. A. Stecewicz, S. Gragnolati, J. Riddell, Coach Stephanie Levine. 96 O O 03 CU Page X 0 2 THE TEAM. First row (l-r): P. Ploszay. N. Danyluk. G. Bigos. C. McCarthy. C. Pesce. Tri-Capt. T. Pina. C. Frawley. Second row: M. Davis. Tri-Capt. M. McCarthy, D. Zorgdrager. J. Fitzgerald. S. Thresher. L. Burk. J. Sadowski, D. Gifford, Tri-Capt. Y. Du well. Third row: Coach P. Lucafo. Coach K . Col¬ lins. J. VanSchelt, M. Berube, H. Storms, L. Mathvink. J. Nelson. D. Burrows, P. Tetro, Mgr. L. King. 99 Page 103 J. V. Field Hockey Page 104 Fall Cheerleading “Get it on Raiders!” ‘‘Hey, hey mighty Raiders” THE SQUAD. First row (l-r): R. Thivierge, H. Gagne. R. Frechette, A. Lowe, M. King, N. O’Brien. Second row (l-r): M. O’Boyle, M. Callahan, Co-Capt. D. Preli, M. L. Seif, L. Bolo- jqj gna. Co-Capt. D. LaChance. Page 105 Varsity Basketball “Nice an’ easy” “Come and get it!” 102 “The Seniors” Page 106 “Raider Reach” r There is more to winning than the score. ” THE TEAM. First row (hr): D. Taylor. R. Hebebrand, Capt. S. Michalewicz, T. Flynn, K. Ker- vick. D. Latorra. Second row: Mgr. G. Hamilton, J. Flanders. R. Tassistro, M. Allen. T. Shee¬ han. Coach Dan Sullivan. Mgr. P. Sherba. Missing from picture: B. Farmer. R. Flynn. “Jump shot” “A helping hand” 103 O 03 CU w r 104 j.v. Basketball “Up. up and in!” THE TEAM. First row (l-r): T. Grogan. R. Lowe. Capt. R. Pepin. T. Hanson. R. Macierow- ski. Coach Brian McKeown. Second row: B. Rague. J. Flanders. J. McGowan. K. Fahey. D. Pease. 03 CU Page 110 THE TEAM. First row (hr): G. Masse. H. McGee. Co-capt. Y. Du well. Co-capt. T. Saletnik. H. Storms. Coach Karen Collins. Second row Mgr. I.. Marinone. E. Burk. J. Fitzgerald. T. Carter. S. Thresher. J. VanSchelt. Third row: Mgrs. J. Nelson. B. Conners. C. Pesce. 107 Page 111 Girls J. V. Basketball THE TEAM. First row (l-r): L. Burk, D. Gifford, H. McGee, Coach Dave Johnson. Second row: C. Preli, K. Michalewicz, C. McCarthy, G. Masse. Third row: S. Perry, A. Zator, K. Greene. CN 03 CU THE SQUAD. First row (l-r): Co-Capt. R. Thivierge. Capt. K. Perry. Co-Capt. M. O’Boyle. Second row: L. Jordan. K. Keney. L. Kinsley. R. Frechette. A. Lowe. M. King. 109 Winter Cheerleading Boys’ Swim Team THE TEAM. First row ( -r): D. Christian. J. Walsh. K. Ratcliffe. A. Stevenson. Second row: P. Belanger. S. Peluso. J. Stewart. K. Chapman. T. Peacock. Third row: T. Dengenis. A. Zaloga. G. Ratcliffe. J. Zocco. M. Walsh. W. Martens. T. Zaloga. Missing from picture: Co-Capt. R. Peiser. Co-Capt. J. Bouffard. J. Getz. R. Rosenberg. 110 Page 114 Page llj THE TEAM. First row (l-r): L. Lavendar. L. Wenc. L. Whit¬ ten. J. Sherman. Coach Sandy Files. J. Stine. Second row: J. Riddell. M. Berube. D. Fre- dette. S. Cannon. E. Rossignol. Third row: D. Tambussi. B. Cannon. 112 VO 03 CU Page 11 Page 118 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 115 6ir s,,d The Queen and Her Court: below — Nancy Farrar and escort Paul Seaha: upper right — Elaine Africano and escort Dave LaTorra; lower left — Kim Katz and escort Paul Desroches; centered below — Cindy O ' Brien and escort Mike Wytenus. 116 Page 120 Junior Prom May 13,1977 T 7 T 8§Bd Magazine Sale SENIOR MAGAZINE HOMEROOM CAPTAINS: Seated (I — r): C. Peiser, L. Brengi. L. Bologna. D. LaChance. Stand¬ ing: M. Woodhouse. M. Stine. D. Des- chaine. J. Hamblin. M. McCarthy, T. Fre¬ chette. Missing from picture: J. Shelto, C. Rand, and B. Kingsbury. 118 MAGAZINE PRIZE WINNERS: First place winner: C. Shan¬ non. Standing (l — r): Third place winner: E. Dombrowski, $100 winner: B. Deschaine. Second place winner: A. Wawruck. Missing from picture: Moped winner: P. Bout. CD bJD 03 122 Seniors pa nt. Seniors climb.. C 7 T Senior Dress- Up Day A man becomes the creature of his uniform. Napoleon I Page 124 And, after all, what is a lie? Tis hut the truth in masquerade. ” Anonymous Page -L Z ID Are we not formed as notes of music are. for one another, though dissimilar? 03 CU One song leads on to another , one friend to another friend. So III travel (dong with a friend and a song. Gibson 123 7 T 8§E d Page X 2 8 UNDERCLASSMEN 125 Page 129 Juniors 126 Page 130 T C T 7CT 8§E d There is no music in Nature , neither melody or harmony. Music is the creation oj man. Hater is 129 C C T aSej Page 134 ACTIVITIES Page X O Chorus Bottom row (l-r): J. McGee. R. Spencer. L. Deschaine. L. Daniel. D. Gifford. David Bongiorni. Middle row: C. Bartley. D. Ybarra. L. Christie, J. Frawley. L. Lefeb- vre. P. Priest. L. Banning. Top row: S. Bartley. M. Weber. T. Gnffin. J. Sturgis. L. Lodola. A. Dessainl. P. LeBlanc. L. Howes. Missing from picture: B. Gorry. C. Frawley. L. Leone. T. Peacock. 132 CD bJD 03 136 Band Jim i 1 .gy iy Bottom row (l-r): J. Persano. J. Breton. B Kingsbury. T. Peiser. J. Zocco. R. Thivierge. Second row: T. Desroches. J. Tedone. S. Peluso. M. Matheus. R. McCoy. Y. Duwell. T. Ridel. Third row: J. Gesswin. M. Goodrich. A. Stecewicz. D. Cillo. M. Albert. A. Garbolski. G. Hebert. T. Savage. Fourth row: H. Holsten. R Rosenburg. S. Dzick. A. Novakowski. K Mancarella. T. Okon. W. Martens. V. Nelson. J. Bouffard. K. Coyle. M. Fortin. M. Savage. Top row: David Bongiorni. M Gebhart. J. Bonito. D. Deschaine. J. Dion. M. Holmes. J. Boyle. J. Saccente. E. Gross. Missing from picture: S. Banach. T. Brangan. E. Kulas. C. Schneider. K. Urbank. 133 C T Pine Meadow Players Page 138 ' Let your imagination run wild ” Bottom row(l-r): L.. Howes, N. Michaud, J. Poulin. E. Grello, T. Dombrowski, D. Armstrong. Middle row: W. Grant, L. Monacchio. K. Despard, J. Frawley, L. Banning, T. Anderson. Top row:). Sullivan, C. Ker- vick, L. Christie, L. Muldoon, L. Daneil. M. Lilli- bridge. Missing from picture: L. Deschaine, M. Karolczuk, M. Woodhouse. R. Breton, B. Curry. Standing: Advisor Mr. J. Gatto. 135 Page 139 Student Government SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. First row (I- r): S. Pashos, L. Casinghino. M. Levin, L. Moriarty. Sec¬ ond row: L. Hood. P. Tetro, J. Fernald. Third row: L. Bologna, D. Hanson. P. Bout, K. Umberfield. Fourth row: M. Wezowicz, K. Soovajian, N. Farrar, D. Marinone. Missing from pic¬ ture: D. Preli. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: First row (I- r): L. Costello, J. Nelson. D. Quinn. J. Frank, P. Mon- temerlo. Second row: L. Wenc, L. Pierce, M. John¬ son, P. Belanger. T. Chirico. Third row: D. Leech. L. Marinone, P. Boucher. R. Rosenberg, A. Raynard. H. Storms. Missing from pic¬ ture: P. Szykula. 136 Page 140 TOP: Senior class Officers. (l-r): Vice Pres. M. Wezow- icz. Sec. J. Femald, Treas. L. Bologna, Pres. D. Mari- none. MIDDLE LEFT: Sopho¬ more Class officers, (l-r): Vice Pres. L. Banning, Treas. R. Flynn, Pres. M. King. Missing from picture: Sec. N. Parry. MIDDLE RIGHT: Fresh¬ man Class Officers, (l-r): Vice Pres. C. Schiessl, Pres. P. Spalluto. Treas. T. Schus¬ sier. Missing from picture: Sec. V. Nelson. BOTTOM: Junior Class Officers, (l-r): Sec. P. Boucher, Pres. A. Raynard, Treas. V. Nelson. Missing from picture: Vice Pres. P. Szykula. 137 Page 141 DECA CRIER DECA OFFICERS. Front row (l-r): M. Miscck. Treas.. D. Trimble. Pres.. K. Katz. State Pres.. Mr. P. Babin, advisor. Second row: R. Dowden. Sales Project Dir.. J. Seam. Sec.. D. Gates. Flistorian. CENTER MIDDLE: DECA MEMBERS. First row (l-r): D. Gates. J. Seam. M. Misiek. K. Katz. D. Trimble. C. Arcuri. B. Dowden. Second row: C. Walker. L. Unnold. L. Leone. C. Robtoy. S. Farmer. K. Keney. C. Sema. Third row: A. Godek. B. Chant, A. Theroux. D. True. M. Pascoe. S. Roberts, M. Elliott. Fourth row: P. Kernberg. F. Boniauto. S. Pivin. J. Pasha. Fifth row: G. Hamilton. J. Berube. L. Woodhouse. J. Donnelly. K. Fahey. Back row: T. Durkin. C. Shea. V. Taylor. CENTER BOTTOM: THE CRIER STAFF. Seated (l-r): J. Sadowski. V. Nelson. S. Bertrand. R. DiBacco. Standing: L. Muldoon. Linda Colo, advi¬ sor. D. Zorgdrager. W. Grant. J. Frawley. N. Dany- luk. C. Grant. R. Bujak. Missing from picture: D. Grant. M Davis. M. Barile. K. Griffin. K. White. R. Church. J. Anderson. Page 142 STUDENT COUNCIL. Seated(l-r): M. Netcoh, R. Stewart, R. Valbona, Mr. C. O’Leary, advisor, J. Boyle. Standing: R. Flynn, J. Flanders, L. Costello, R. Duwell, R. Christopherson, J. Frawley, M. Slowik, L. Banning, K. Kervick, T. Mascaro. Missing from picture: M. Mooney, W. Grant. D. Pesci, D. Christian, R. Montecalvo, B. Woodhouse. Student Council C. O’Leary, advisor y SENIOR REPRESENTA¬ TIVES: Seated (l-r): T. Mascaro, J. Boyle. Stand¬ ing: K. Kervick. M. Slowik. JUNIOR REPRESENTA¬ TIVES: Seated (l-r): L. Cos¬ tello, J. Frawley, R. Christo¬ pherson. Page 143 BOYS’ STATE. Seated(l-r): T. Zaloga, D. Marinone. J. Zocco, J. Rajkowski. D. White. 140 Awards HARVARD BOOK AWARD: T. Ingraham mu TOP RIGHT: YALE BOOK AWARD: B. Kmgabury. CENTERED BELOW: GIRLS’ STATE: (l-r): C. Peiser, Y. Duwell. Page 144 CENTERED TOP: NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST: J. Fiore CENTERED MIDDLE: CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN’S DEANS AND COUNSELORS: M. Woodhouse. r r , M I NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED SCHOLARS. Seated (l-r): L. Hood. M. Levin, K. Frevel. B. Kingsbury. J. Schauble. Standing: J. Rajkowski. T. Zaloga. C. Peiser. Y. Duwell. D. White. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD: D. Mannone 141 CD bJD 03 145 There is the world of ideas and the world of practice . . Arnold 1 42 Page 146 Math Team A.V. He who is unfamiliar with Mathematics remains more or less a stranger to our time. ” Drumann MATH TEAM. Seated (l-r): J. F raw Icy, B. Chnstopherson, T. Peacock, C. Ingraham. Standing: B. Cannon, L. Lefebvre, Y. Du well, T. Ingraham, Mr. D. Gragnolati, advisor. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES. Back row (l-r): Mr. L. Dennis, advisor. D. Martens. R. Carroll. J. Tedonc. R. Zukauskas. W. Martens, G. Pagan. R. Peiser. Front row: L. Therialt, K. Morin, R. Bleau, C. Army. Missing from picture: T. Blakely. The men behind the machines ” 143 Page 147 AFS OFFICERS. (l-r)r. K. McCann. Pres., Elaine Blais. Vice Pres.. M. Franklin. Sec.. S. Bertrand. Treas. American Field Service Mr. John Maxwell, advisor AFS MEMBERS, (l r): V. Taylor. M. Rojo. K. Costello. C. Costello. B. Olivera. D. Tria. K. Kearns. J. Franklin. S. Pevin, C. Holocomb. N. Michaud. T. Brenen. S. LaBree. M. Kranklin. A. Goormaghtigh, M. Weber. 00 03 CU For memory has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade. And we find at the end of a perfect day The sort of friend we ' ve made . Bond This year Windsor Locks High School welcomed Maria Rojo as its foreign exchange student. Maria arrived from Aviles, Spain to spend her senior year in Windsor Locks. Maria, We wish you the best of luck in your nursing career. We hope you have many special memories of this past year. Hasta Luego! 145 Page 149 Ski Club Announced by all the trumpets of the sky. Arrives the snow. Emerson King of the Mountain Fly like an eagle! 146 03 CU 150 Herald HERALD STAFF. Seated (l-r): A. Weimer. K. Frevel. M. Levin. P. Bout. C. Rand. R. Soucy, K. Kearns. Standing: W. Grant. J. Frawley, C. Shannon. D. Preli. E. Snyder. D. LaChance, L. Colo, advisor. K. Umberfield. K. Soovajian, T. Saletnik, L. Muldoon, J. Femald, P. Hamilton, N. O’Neil. HERALD BUSINESS BOARD. BELOW RIGHT: Standing (l-r): J Piazza. B. Leggio. T. Ridel. K. Soovajian. C. Wenzel. Seated: C. Alford, advisor. 147 Page lb 1 FEATURES COMMITTEE: (l-r): P. Bout. K. Soovajian. editor. N. O’Neil. J. Fer- nald. L. Colo, Advisor, K. Umberfield, Editor-in-Chief rr . . . And now the matchless deed’s achiev’d Determin ' d, dar’d, and done. ” Smart C. Rand. Managing Ed.. K. Umberfield. Editor-in- T. Saletnik. Photography Ed. Chief. 148 Page -L 3 Z SPORTS COMMITTEE: (l-r): K. Frevel, D. Preli. editor, A. Weimer, W. Grant. CENTERED MIDDLE: ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE, (l-r): L. Muldoon, K. Kearnes, C. FACULTY COMMITTEE: (l-r): P. Hamilton, editor. Shannon, editor, J. Frawley, E. Snyder. P. Hamilton. K. Kearns, L. Muldoon. FEATURES COMMITTEE: (l-r): M. Levin, C. Rand. D. LaChance, editor, T. Saletnik. R. Soucy. UNDERCLASSMAN COMMITTEE: (l-r): J. Frawley. W. Grant, L. Muldoon. . . Q L bJD 03 153 154 FACULTY 1 c;c; Administration For those to whom much is given, much is reguired ” Kennedy Mr. Clifford Randall Administrative Assistant Dir. of Special Services BOARD OF EDUCATION. (l-r)Seaied: M. Jackson. M. Hamilton. Standing: L. McGee. C. Flanders. E. Connell. 152 03 CU 156 Wisdom is the principal thing , therefore get wisdom; And with all thy getting get understanding” Old Testament O Mrs. Ruth Smith O Mrs. Marjorie Cooper Mrs. Ann Wawruck O Mrs. Dorothy Cole O 03 CU 157 Guidance Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. Pope 03 CU 158 ' There never were in the world two opinions alike, no more than two hairs or two grains; the most universal quality is diversity. ” Jane warburton Marion O Lear Monlaigm Bongiorn David Nelson Riner Agnes Mar Ann Colb 155 03 CU 159 Page 160 Art — Homemaking Art is the conveyance of spirit by means of matter. Madariaga Joanne Sievers Barbara Santamaria 157 VO 03 CU Business Cherish the trade ivhieh thou hast Learned and be content therewith. ” Aurelius 03 CU English Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. ” Steele 159 00 VO 03 CU In the world of words, the imagination is one of the forces of nature. ” Stevens 160 Page 164 Every vital development in language is a development of feeling as ivell. ” Eliot 161 LD VO 03 CU Physical Education Bodily exercise, when compulsory, does no harm to the body . . . ” Plato 03 CU Industrial Arts Life without industry is guilt, industry without art is brutality. ” Rusk in VO 03 CU Language Language is a city to the building of ivhich every human being brought a stone. ” Emerson 1-1 Charbra Jestin • J Allison O a Valli Althea Cliff Paula Lucafo ' April Leahy CASTILLA L A NUEVA 164 0 ) bJD 03 168 Math Mathematics is the science which draws necessary conclusions. ” Pierce 165 Page 169 rr A Mathematician has reached the highest rang on the ladder of human thought. ” Ellis Howard Buckiey m i rancis Beaudr ,-rf r i i 166 03 CU Science r Books must follow sciences, and not science’s books. ” Bacon Pagel. 1 r The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of everyday thinking. Einstein 03 CU Social Studies 169 Page-L O We seek the truth and will endure the consequences. ” Seymour Page 174 Custodians — Cafeteria Staff r Devout, yet cheerful; pious, not austere; To others lenient, to himself severe. ” «m 0 CUSTODIANS: (hr): P. Lombardi, C. Jeffreys, H. Michaud, S. DiPinto, M. Gragnolati, E. Case. CAFETERIA STAFF: (hr): F. Lafeniere, L. O’Donnell, Y. Camevale, B. STUDENT JANITORS: (hr): R. Mercier, G. Caron, R. Rolo- Morello, E. Jelinek, T. Bazyk, D. Allen, E. Ignazio, A. Borracci, S. Horan. cut, D. Mackey, B. Rolocut, K. Lennon, K. Morin, M. Stine, P. Hamilton, M. Matheus, B. Sampson. 171 Page 1 3 Michael Ryan, our photographer. Special thanks for your patience, understanding and loan of prize-winning photographs. (P.S. What happened to the bird?) The year hook staff would like to thank the following people who have contributed their time and talents to the 1978 Herald. Glenn Zax for his drawings Tati Pina for her “notes and artwork Miss Betty Wolnick for all the notes on the faculty pages Jenny Cadoret for her cover design and artwork Mrs. Peggi Frawley for all the typing Rich Bujak for his photos and Andy Zaloga for his artwork. 173 Pagel. I door loading from the oast to the future — A door sit easy to often and vet. so hard to dose. Our memories are the Keys to friends . . . to laughter locked in the tasl. The future offers ncie beginnings: hoftes. . . disannointments. . . erery-dav dreams — CT ' 03 CU All that we dream and have yet to dream beckons us into the future. Slowly, but firmly, we walk away from our memories. Page 181 Page X 8 2 Page 183 MICHAEL RYAN Photography Yearbook Photography Commerical, Industrial Portraits. Weddings 84 Pearl Street Enfield. CT 06082 203 741-0696 00 03 CU HERB ' S SPORT SHOP, INC. Herb Sheintop, Prop. Hartford Telephone 247-2131 West Hartford Telephone 233-6644 252 Trumbull Street 54 LaSalle Road Hartford. 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