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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

Page THE HERALD Windsor Locks High School Windsor Locks, CT Page The Cl ss of 10 70 The HeratJ |� l odacea( live t Tk«V nAtorL� elC ttg-kScl� «4 ACTS I Actors.p.18 II Center Stooge.p. 78 III S+untme T � . , ... ..p.q4 IV UndeTstmdi es.p. 13L4- V XntlieWrigs.p. I33 l VlftoJ ucers clt c! Directors.p.148 VH R oTnndttoT S.p. I T9 VO Page Page As the actor moves toward his place on stage his mind wanders. . . the play is complex and the role demanding. The curtain rises. The long-awaited and well- rehearsed performance is about to begin. Many obstacles had to be overcome before his name appeared in lights. 00 4 Page When rehearsals startedeverything seemed new — even the stage. The actor first had to feel at home in his new environment. As he became more at ease with the stage , he found he could devote time and energy to the development of his role. Soon the dialogue seemed natural and the interaction with other characters was no longer strained. He had added dimension to his character and was filled with a sense of purpose. Sometimes distractions seemed to disguise this purpose but , with the help of his directors , producers and stage managers , the actor managed to regain direction. After tiresome preparation and after experimenting with many interpretations, the actor was now in complete control of his character. 6 O Page Standing on the stage the actor views the finished product: the props are in their assigned placesthe spotlights are strategically placed and the set is solidly constructed. He is not alone, for his friends await their entrance in the wings. The actor takes a deep breath; he is primed and ready to give his best. The play begins. . Page Just as the actor achieved success dealt with failure and gained wisdom we, too , have been able to do this on our stage. However, the similarity between us ends with the finale. When the footlights faded on his stage , the actor had fulfilled his role , the mystery had been solved and all the loose ends were neatly tied. The production was over for all. CM Page When the curtain falls on our high school years the ending will not be soBj final. Our roles are unend- ing and our achievements pj here will influence all fhe other stages of our lives. M For us , the mystery remains unsolved; thej challenge beckons us to overcome. W A Y 3ROADWAY JUj I M I They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts. Shakespeare As our final season comes to a close, we will be fully prepared to accept our future roles. Through his unending patience and endurance as a friend, director and teacher, he has aided each student in the development of his character. For these contributions, we, the class of 1979, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. James C. Cat to 10 Page In memory of our friend and classmate , James McGinn He impressed those of us who knew him with his shy smile and gentle nature. His easy manner and genuine warmth added friendship and laughter to our lives. LD Page VO Page H vHj Aqi h , :t � ' ? iift • 4v� r- • -- . ir ' M h P Y£ MV’ 4£Pi l ± - - itkKm nwff p 5 « V� r - ? . v k xH i Page FAVORITES OF 79 Ac lor:, . RUST K[YNQIU Actress: BARBRA STREISAND Movie: ANIMAL HOUSE Group: jfpTr 5p°rw ■■■■ C ” n nr MARSHALL TUCKER —BASEBALL B 1 f I J M Season: i y |_ y v i_ SU VI V1FR Food: F PIZZA™ p Drink: ™§Ef£ klD u Hangout: SPECTATOR ' S Car: TRANS-AM Animal: DOC Holiday: CHRISTMAS Pastime: PARTYING ' l| Vacation Spot: BEACH 00 Page Page Our final year of high school has come to a close. We have crossed a bridge in the journey of life. Now on the other side, we pause to look behind us . . . We remember that before we crossed our bridge we were anxious to see what was on the other side. We wondered what our future years would bring us. Once we began our journey, preparation took the place of wonder — we prepared ourselves to successfully meet the future. We found that through interaction with our fellow travelers we could all benefit from each other ' s mistakes. Consequently, all along the way our character was developing as we were striving to better ourselves. We learned that the develop¬ ment of our admirable qualities and the overcoming of our flaws were the necessary ingredients for suc¬ cess. Our four-year journey across the bridge has enabled us to grow in wisdom and maturity. ... As we stand on the new bank looking behind us, we realize that this bridge is only a small part of our journey in life. A long road lies before us — a road on which we will continue to grow and learn. Our bridge has provided us with the experiences to guide us along this path. Our capability of retaining the lessons of the past and using them to meet the challenges of the future will be our most powerful asset. We realize that our bridge is the passage way into the future. o CN Page CM Page Page Page The Leads Mr. Robert Oliva, Senior Class Advisor Patricia Boucher, Secretary Leslie Mari none. Treasurer Wayne Grant, President Lisa Costello, Vice-President SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Standing (l-r): J. McGee, L. Wenc, E. Avery, M. Ingari, L. Pearce, Mr. R. Oliva, Adviser, J. Frank, M. Callahan, H. Storms, D. Leach, M. Johnson. Seated: L. Costello, W. Grant, P. Boucher, L. Marinone. CM Page MICHAEL ALLEN INGRID BALCK OFF BROADWAY: To go to the beach, travel in the country, and be with my real friends. FINALE: To be a medical assistant in pediatrics SCRIPT: Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well lived makes every yester¬ day a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Sanskrit HENRIETTA H. HERALD ANDREW ARBACHESKI ELISE MARIE AVERY STAGENAME: Ellis BROADWAY: Sr. Exec Comm.; Tutor ing OFF BROADWAY: Going to the beach, camping at the property, being with my friends. FINALE: To always be happy by being myself, to lead the life that ' s right for me, to succeed in a career of medicine. SCRIPT: All the world ' s a stage on which people attempt to be either a part of the cho¬ rus in the background or the main actor; tragedies draw us back, while romances and comedies encourage us to step out into the spotlight. Shakespeare JEANNE ARBACHESKI STAGENAME: Beano BROADWAY: DECA Vice-president FINALE: To be an actress and to travel to Arizona with Marie, and to watch Jessica and ToniAnn grow SCRIPT. Being free is being me. Anonymous LD CM Page 22 JAMES BARSANTI STACENAME: Jay” FINALE: To be happy and travel around the world. SCRIPT: There is a feeling of eternity in youth which makes us amend for every¬ thing. To be young is to be as one of the immortal gods. Anonymous JEFFREY BARENBAUM STACENAME: )B FINALE: To own a 9 second street machine. KARL F. BECKER STAGENAME: Beck BROADWAY: |V Track 1; JV Soccer 2; Ski Club 2. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, I.H.L. FINALE: To become excessively rich and enjoy it peacefully. SCRIPT: You never turned around to see the frowns on the jugglers and the clowns when they all did kicks for you. You never understood that it ain ' t no good to let other people get your kicks for you. Zimmerman CAROL J. BARTLEY BROADWAY: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. OFF BROADWAY: Swimming, Softball, Tennis. FINALE: To be a radiologist. SCRIPT: AN things come to him who will but wait. Anonymous MELINDA BATESON BROADWAY: Jr. Prom Court OFF BROADWAY: Tennis, Horseback Riding. FINALE: To be happily married and to live life to the fullest extent. SCRIPT: A part of me will always be you, and a part of you will always be me. That much is certain, no matter what else hap¬ pens. Chengges LORI A. BEAUCHESNE BROADWAY: AFS 4. OFF BROADWAY: Playing the piano, ski¬ ing, taking long walks, being creative. FINALE: To become a hairdresser and also travel all over the U.S. and get myself a Honda Civic. SCRIPT: Don ' t judge a person by the way they look, it ' s their personality that counts. LAB. CM Page RICHARD W. BENDEL STAGENAME: Bender” BROADWAY: )V Baseball, Var.; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . OFF BROADWAY: Racing, Motorcross, trap¬ ping, hunting, fishing, ana auto work FINALE: To be skilled in five or six technical fields within five years after graduation. SCRIPT: Don ' t ever forget there is always something better in life, man just waiting for tomorrow to come, so live every minute to its fullest and you ' ll never just live to die. Bender MARGARET A. BELANGER STAGENAME: Peggy BROADWAY: ]V Swim Team 1, Var. 2, 3, tri-capt. 4; Jr. Exec. Comm.; Sr. Mag Capt. OFF BROADWAY: 4-H Horse Club, Horseback Riding, Swimming. FINALE. To be a physical therapist. SCRIPT: I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there can be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now; let me not defer it or neglect it, for shall not pass this way again. DeGrellet GAIL ANN BIGOS STAGENAME: C C Biggs BROADWAY: |V Field Hockey 1 2 Var. 3, 4; Var. Track 2; Ski Club 4, : Who ' s Who Award 3. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing and going to the beach. FINALE: To succeed in my career and to own a black Trans Am. SCRIPT: Yesterday we were born and tomorrow we could be gone, so choose your friends wisely, for the best things in life always seem to be shared with others. Anonymous JANET M. BERGERON STAGENAME: Jan BROADWAY: JV Cheerleading 1, Var. 2. OFF BROADWAY: Likes to eat steak FINALE: To live a slow and easy life; and someday see the west on the back of a H.D. SCRIPT: Someday you ' ll find your way along the road. Take your time, don ' t live too fast. Troubles will come, then pass. Anonymous SANDRA LEE BERTRAND STAGENAME: Sandy BROADWAY: Swim Team 1; AFS 2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 2, 3, 4; Pine Meadow Play¬ ers 2, 3. OFF BROADWAY: Gymnastics, AFS Camping, and Parties, Alg. 2 Patrol. FINALE: To make my life the happiest for myself and people around me. SCRIPT: Some of life ' s pleasures lead to misery; but some of life ' s miseries lead to pleasure. Which path will you choose? Anonymous LAWRENCE BERTSCH 23 CM Page IARRY BODIAN LISA MARGARET BLAKLEY STAGENAME: Lis BROADWAY: Student Council 1,2. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, Swimming, Reading, logging FINALE: To go to college for law enforce¬ ment and to go to Florida with Debi SCRIPT Laug hter is the shortest distance between two people. Borge LAUREEN BRACKEN FRANK BONIAUTO 24 JOSEPH ANTHONY BONITO ST AGE NAME Sid Vicious BROADWAY: Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4 FINALE: To see the best possible musician I can, and use it to entertain and make a living. PATRICIA M P BOUCHER STAGENAME: Pali B. BROADWAY: Class Sec. 1, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2; Var Softball 1, 2; )V Cheerleading 2; Jr Exec Comm.; Class Marshall. OFF BROADWAY: To go horseback riding, to be outside, to make others laugh. FINALE: To have my parents happy, when I say I Do, to Brian SCRIPT: I have always been told, when¬ ever failing try again; is faith so easy to keep! Anonymous 00 CM Page RICHARD BRETON STAGENAME ' Rick” BROADWAY Colt 2. Var 3, 4 Pine Meadow Players 1.2, J. 4; AFS2, 3 OFF BROADWAY: Acting, Sports FINALE To become a protessional goiter or an actor. SCRIPT It you want something good enough you always can get it .” Breton ROBERT G BRANGAN STAGE NAME: Bob” BROADWAY Soccer 1; Ski Club 3,4 OFF BROADWAY: Concerts. Partie Good times FINALE To succeed in everything I d be happy and enjoy life. MARY JEAN CALLAHAN STAGENAME: Marv BROADW AY Var Cheerleading 3. 4, Sr Exec Comm . Herald Staff 4; Stu¬ dent Council 1; Var Scorekeeper 2; Ski Club 3.4 OFF BROADWAY Skiing, Swimming. Good Books. Listening to Music, and to be alone to think FINALE To go into electronics and become successful, also, to be satis¬ fied and happy SCRIPT You can ' t go through life without collecting memories, and nothing else we collect is so precious to us.” ___ Anonymous MARK A BROOME BROADWAY |V Track 1, Var 2; Var Cross Country 2; Var Soccer 3, 4 FINALE To be a systems analyst SCRIPT Don ' t worry about what ' s ahead Go as far as you can see; from there you can see further.” Anonymous RICHARD PAUL BUJAK STAGENAME Rich” BROADWAY CRIER 2, 3, 4; HERALD Photography Staff 3, 4. OFF BROADWAY: Cars, Photography, Music. FINALE To be a professional drummer and photographer and to be the owner, builder, and driver of the luture ' Sunkissed Cuda ' . SCRIPT For it is not the past or pres¬ ent, but it ' s your dreams for your future which count and make the dif¬ ference.” Bujak DEBRA BURROWS CM Page Page Page IAMESE CANNON III STAGEN AME |im BROADW AN ar Cross Countr 4 OFF BROADWAY Ice Hockev Indoor Hockev FIN ALE To be the best at w hatever I do SCRIPT ' Suspect each moment, tor it is a thief, tiptoeing awav with more than it brings.” Updike CINETTE CAROLE CARON BROADWAY Sr Mag Capt ; HERALD Art Staff 4; Grad. Usherette 3. OFF BROADWAY Getting high on Bluegrass; skiing and photographs FINALE To be an artist, get rich, and be happv SCRIPT It I need a cause tor celebra¬ tion or a comfort, I can use m imagina¬ tion and I dream ot an imagmarv time.” Anonymous MARIANNE K. CAMPISI STAGE NAME ' ' Squeaky” BROADWAY: AFS 1,2 OFF BROADWAY: To go to the beach. FINALE To have a successful career and spend my summers at the beach with all my friends SCRIPT: The important thing is this; to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what vve could become DuBois PATRICIA ELLEN CARTER STAGE NAME: Trish BROADWAY: Swim Team-3; Var. Basket¬ ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Var. Softball 1. 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; |r Prom Queen Tutoring 4 OFF BROADW AY Playing the piano FINALE To always be happv and make others that vyay, and to go to Florida with the crazies SCRIPT Silences make the real conver¬ sations between friends It ' s not the say¬ ing, but the never needing to say that counts.” Anonymous CARLACERRATO STAGENAME Charlie OFF BROADW AY Painting. Hiking, Acting FINALE To be an anthropologist SCRIPT You know beautv one must liye with it Irish Proverb IULIA CASHMAN STAGENAME: lulie BROADWAY: | Field Hockey 1; Tutoring 1.2; Ski Club 2. 3. 4 FINALE To travel as much as I can and to always have a few good triends. SCRIPT Those who take life in stride live it the best.” Anonymous CM CO Page TERESA MARIE CHIRICO STAGENAME: Terri BROADWAY: Jr. Exec. Comm ; Jr. Prom Court. OFF BROADWAY: Being with friends and excellent times. FINALE: To make yesterday a dream of hap¬ piness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. SCRIPT: Everyone has a dream, take the one you can live between ' cause you ' re the only one that ' s left to choose, what you want to win or lose. Anonymous DONNA M.CHAREST BROADWAY: Ski Club 2, 3,4 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing FINALE: To work in the business world and to make the best of my life. SCRIPT: To love and to be loved is one of the happiest existences. Anonymous KAREN ANN CLEMENT STAGENAME: Clem BROADWAY: AFS 4 OFF BROADWAY: Whaler Booster, Yankee Fan, Reading, Camping. SCRIPT: Study the past, if you would divine the future. Confucius LAURIE J. CHRISTIE BROADWAY: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pine Meadow Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Board of Directors 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Who ' s Who 4 OFF BROADWAY: Listening to music, sing¬ ing, acting. FINALE: To make the dreams of today the realities of tomorrow. SCRIPT: Though it is true that in life we cannot live upon memories, we can still cherish them forever. . . ROBERT CHRISTOPHERSON STAGENAME: Bob BROADWAY: Freshman Soccer; Var Cross Country 2, 3, Capt. 4; Var. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Math Team 3, 4; AFS 4; Boys ' State 3; Who ' s Who 3; Yale Symposium 3; National Honor Society 3,4 OFF BROADWAY: Tennis, Soccer Coach, Church Youth Council. FINALE: To never lose sight of that which is truly important. SCRIPT: Never do today that which you can put off until tomorrow. Anonymous A DAVID CIllO 29 CO CO Anonymous Page ELIZABETH CONNORS STACENAME: Betsy BROADWAY: Var. Volleyball 2; Var Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball Mgr 3, 4; Field Hockey Mgr. 4; Ski Cluo 4; Who ' s Who 4. OFF BROADWAY: Swimming, Bike Rid¬ ing, Watching the Red Sox!; Being with friends and family. FINALE: To graduate from college and live in Rhode Island, the ocean state and home!! SCRIPT: Thanks to all of you, L,), J, H, F, and T, for making it easy for ' The new kid in town! ' Bets MICHAEL COOK OFF BROADWAY: Trips to New York, sleeping, drawing, tracing roots, read- 1115. FINALE: To live in a twelve-room pent¬ house apartment at Fifth Avenue and Seventy-third Street in Manhattan. SCRIPT: Some men see things as they are and say why? I dream things as they never were and say why not? Kennedy KATHLEEN CONNOR STAGENAME: Kathy BROADWAY: Var. Swimming 1, 2; Tutor¬ ing 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4; Herald Staff 4. OFF BROADWAY: Listening to music, playing tennis, going out with my friends. FINALE: To be the best district attorney L.A. ever had! SCRIPT: Some men see things as they are and say why? I dream things that never were and say why not? Kennedy LISA A. COSTELLO BROADWAY: Tutoring 1, 2; Grad. Usher¬ ette 3; Jr. Exec. Comm. 3; Who ' s Who 3; Student Council 3, 4; Sr. Exec. Comm. 4; Vice Pres. 4, National Honor Society. FINALE: To keep smiling. SCRIPT: Never look down to test the round before taking your next step; only e who keeps his eyes fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. Hammarskjold DENISE M. C. COUTU OFF BROADWAY: Bowling, Listening to good music, living, drawing. Junior Achievement. FINALE: To do what I can, the best I am able, and not be taken advantage of. SCRIPT: Men may doubt what you say, but they will believe what you do. Cass GREGORY JOHN COTE STAGENAME: Greg OFF BROADWAY: Cars, Music. FINALE: To be successful in whatever I decide to do. SCRIPT: A man should always consider how much he has more than he wants, and how much more unhappy he might be than he really is. Addison CO Page ELAINE BARBARA CVR BROADWAY: jV Swim Team 1; Var. Softball 2, 3; Sr. Life Saving; Nurse ' s Aide Program 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4. OFF BROADWAY: Playing the guitar and singing, riding motorcycles, snowmobiling, dancing, and playing sports. FINALE: To successfully pursue a medical career. SCRIPT: Use the talents you possess: the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best. VanDyke DONNA MARIE DAIGLE STAGENAME: Donna D. BROADWAY: JV Cheerleading 1,2. FINALE: To own a log cabin on top of the prettiest mountain and to always be close friends with warm-hearted people. SCRIPT: I will search far, I will search high. My aim the stars. My goal the sky. Me DEBORAH LEE CRABB STAGENAME: Deb BROADWAY: Grad. Usherette 3; Sr. Mag. Capt.; Ski Club 3, 4. FINALE: To travel and be with my friends, to take each day as it comes and to always be happy. SCRIPT: Let something you love free. If it returns, it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t it never was. Anonymous THOMAS F. DENGENIS BROADWAY: JV Soccer 3, Var. 4; JV Swim Team 2, Var. 3, 4; Ski Club. OFF BROADWAY: CJSA Soccer, Chess Club. FINALE: To be a carpenter, and build my own house in Vermont. SCRIPT: What is life if, full of care, we have no time to sit and stare. Anonymous JEANNE MARIE ANTOINETTE DALLIS FINALE: To stay with Clyde and Com¬ pany, to meet Frank Zappa, and to find someone and make him happy. SCRIPT. I might be movin ' to Mon¬ tana soon. Anonymous JOHN DELFAVERO 31 LD CO Page STEVE DOMBROWSKI STAGE NAME: Shotty OFF BROADWAY: Keeping up with mv ! triends FINALE To eventually own my own busi- f ness and watch it prosper. SCRIPT I may not have the best of every- thing, but I know I have the best oi j friends.” ai Anonymous ARTHUR). DIBACCOJR STAGENAME: Art” BROADWAY: Freshman Football 1, |V 2. FINALE: To be myself. SCRIPT: Ask and it shall be given; seek and ye shall find; knock and it shall be opened unto you.” Matthew II, 28 MARK DIBENEDETTO KAREN DESPARD BROADWAY: AFS 2, 3, 4; Pine Meadow Players 1,2, 3. OFF BROADWAY: AFS Camping Trips, Photography, Music. FINALE: To travel around the world and to always be happy. SCRIPT: I ' m on the road, traveling free and easy, riding on my own But I don ' t mind if you want to come along and help me sing my song.” Blais LISA A. DESCHAINE BROADWAY: Pine Meadow Players 2, 3; Track 2; Chorus 2, 3. FINALE: To be a successful hairdresser. SCRIPT: Life is for living and caring and hoping and sharing with those around you. Anonymous LISA DINOCENZA STAGENAME: Lippy OFF BROADWAY: Swimming, Horsebai.. Riding. FINALE: To always enjoy life, have good friends, and go to Florida with Marilyn. YO CO Page ROBERT M . DOWDEN STAGENAME: Doughboy BROADWAY: AV 2; DECA 3, 4 OFF BROADWAY: Boxing, Hockey FINALE: To run the Pillsbury Dough Factory; to live long enough to fulfill all my dreams. SCRIPT: One sure sign of a man ' s strength is the will to correct his own weakness. Anonymous THOMAS DURKIN STAGENAME: Durk OFF BROADWAY: Windsor Locks Indoor Hockey. FINALE: To make it in life. JOHN DONNELLY BRIAN DURSO STAGENAME: Durs BROADWAY: Freshman Basketball 1, |V 2; Freshman Soccer 1, Var. 2, 3, Capt. 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, fishing FINALE: To someday ski the virgin powder of Colorado. SCRIPT: You may not always get what you want; but if you try, you might find you get what you need. Anonymous LINDA MARIE ERMELLINI OFF BROADWAY: To go water skiing and to travel. FINALE: To go to California with Space Case Fargo and Hancock, and to enjoy life as it comes in my Trans Am. SCRIPT: I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it ' s beauti- MARY ELLIOTT STAGENAME: Mair BROADWAY: DECA 3, 4 FINALE: To travel the country and be happy. CO Page Page Page KEVIN M. FAHEY STAGENAME: Fay” BROADWAY: |V Basketball 2. Var. 3. 4; DECA3.4 FINALE: To be a disc jockey or truck driver. RONALD EVANS STAGENAME: Ron FINALE: To own my own business and U be good at it. SCRIPT Life comes but once so take each day separately, for who knows what the future holds for us. Barney ROGER D. FERLAND STAGENAME: Rog BRO ADWAY: Soccer 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4 FINALE: To become a C.P.A and to travel around the United States SCRIPT Time is . Too slow for those who wait Too swift tor those who fear. Too long for those who grieve. Too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love Time is not. Anonymous BRENDA FARGO STAGENAME Space Case OFF BROADWAY: Likes sombreros. FINALE: To go to California with Ermel- lini and Hancock and be with Tommy always. 36 SANDRA M. FARMER STAGENAME: Sandy BROADWAY: Var. Cheerleading 2; DECA 3, Pres. 4 FINALE To go into retailing and to Florida with Tammy. SCRIPT: So many tangles in life are ulti¬ mately hopeless that we have no appro¬ priate sword other than laughter. Anonymou KENNETH A. FARRAR TINALE: To own a chalet on the top of Stowe SCRIPT: There you go keep as cool as you can Face piles And piles Of trials With smiles. It riles them to believe That you perceive the web they weave And keep on thinking free. Anonymous Page40 KENNETH JON FITZGERALD STAGENAME: Fitz OFF BROADWAY: Bowling, and building cars. FINALE: To do something nobody has ever done before, therefore doing it the best SCRIPT: “When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, when the road you ' re trudg¬ ing, seems all uphill, when the funds are low, and the debts are high, and you want to smile, but you have to sigh, when care is pressing you down a bit, rest, if you must, but don ' t you quit! Anonymous JANE-ANN FITZGERALD STAGENAME: Fitz BROADWAY: JV Field Hockey 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; Var. Softball 1, 2, 3,4; JV Basket¬ ball 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; Sr. Mag. Capt. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, HERALD Staff 4. FINALE: To be a success and hit Flo¬ rida with the crazies. SCRIPT: “Call me crazy but that ' s the way I feel. Murray STEPHEN FREDO MICHELE RENE FORTIN FINALE: To always be happy. SCRIPT: “I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it ' s beautiful. Peris JANICE LORRAINE FRANK STAGENAME: “)an“ BROADWAY: HERALD Staff 4; Sr. Exec. Comm.; Jr. Exec. Comm.; Grad. Usherette 3. OFF BROADWAY: Relaxing listening to J.T.; and having a good time with the ones I love. FINALE: To always be happy; to be successful in whatever career I choose; and most of all — to NEVER give in! SCRIPT: Happiness comes from feel ing deeply, enjoying simply, and thinking freely. Anonymous JANET ANN FRAWLEY BROADWAY:.HERALD Staff 3; Editor- in-Chief 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Yale Book Award 3; Who ' s Who; Yale Science Symposium 3; Math Team 2, 3, 4, Var. Tennis 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pine Meadow Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 2, 3, 4; Crier Staff 2, 3; Color Guard 1, 2; Grad. Usherette 3. OFF BROADWAY: CYO; Eating; Playing Tennis; St. Robert ' s Choir; Listening to music. FINALE: To be skillful enough to accomplish my goals and humble enough to always invent new ones. SCRIPT. “Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come 37 back to you. Anonymous Page41 PAULA |EAN GEHRINC OFF BROADWAY: I enjoy being with my friends, painting, sewing, and music. FINALE: To go to college and be a teacher. SCRIPT: Accept me as I am, only then will we discover each other. Fellini MARTIN G.GEBHART ST AGE NAME: Gebby BROADWAY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Coun¬ try 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3. FINALE: To be a success. SCRIPT: I need you, you need me. We need each other for times of pleasure, times of pain. We love each other in the sun or rain. Gebhart SHELIE LYNN GRANT BROADWAY: Swim Team 1, 2; AFS 2, 3, 4 OFF BROADWAY: Bicycling, music, cruis¬ ing, and getting in trouble with Stacey. FINALE: To travel the United States in a Van and hide away in the mountains without a watch for one week. SCRIPT To be happy, a man must feel firstly free and secondly important. - Auden ANDREW GODEK ALAIN GOORMAGHTIGH STAGENAME: Big Al BROADWAY: Pine Meadow Players 1, 2; AFS 2, 3,4; |.V. Soccer 1 FINALE: To be involved in oceanographi cal researches, hoping to unravel many of the ocean ' s secrets for the good of humanity. SCRIPT: So let ' s live our lives and hope that someday our steps will meet and stay together until we fall in the hole that our grave will open on the road to eternity. Alain A m I EDITH VULAINE GRAHAM STAGENAME: Elaine OFF BROADWAY: Go to Weaver games and shows with Val and Phyl times with E B , ML, CD , T.J F INAl E: To have a successful and loving life with Aubrey SCRIPT What I would like to do and what I ' d like to tell you, may not be as you see. But as you live today, all I want to say is be ever wonderful in your own sweet way! Anonymous 38 CM Page JUDITH GRAY STAGENAME: Judi BROADWAY: Student Council 1, Lab Assist¬ ant 3; Grad. Usherette 3; Ski Club 1; Who ' s Who I OFF BROADWAY Going to the beach, mountains and camping. FINALE: To become a lawyer and to always be healthy, happy, and free SCRIPT: ' For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but tomorrow well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision ot hope. Anonymous WAYNE ANTHONY GRANT STAGENAME: Gruntes BROADWAY: Sr Class Pres; Sr. Exec. Comm ; Student Council Pres. 3, 4 CRIER 2, Editor 3, 4; HERALD Staff 3, Managing Editor 4; Pine Meadow Play ers 1, 2, Board of Directors 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4; Boy ' s State 3; Youth Forum 3; Golf 2; Tutoring 3; Who ' s Who OFF BROADWAY: Going to the movies, listening to music, driving my car, play¬ ing golf. FINALE: To be the most successful per¬ son that I can possibly be and to enjoy life. SCRIPT. A president is either con¬ stantly on top of events or, if he hesi¬ tates, events will soon be on top of him. I never felt I could let up for a moment. Truman ERIC GROSS IANET GUTHRIE FINALE To travel and see the country. SCRIPT The mountains are god ' s thoughts piled up The ocean is god ' s thoughts spread out. The flowers are god ' s thoughts in bloom. The dew drops are god ' s thoughts in pearls. Jones LORRAINE |. GUNNING STAGENAME: Rain BROADWAY: Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, painting, traveling. FINALE To see the world and live a happy life SCRIPT: Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. 39 CO Suehens Page NANCYE HANCOCK STAGENAME: Nance BROADWAY: Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4 OFF BROADWAY: Likes working with leather, taking pictures. White Russians, animals and traveling . FINALE: To someday strike it rich as an accountant, and to make it to California with Space Case Fargo and Erm SCRIPT: Do not walk ahead of me for I may not follow; Do not walk behind me for I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend. Anonymous DEBORAH ANN HARRIGAN STAGENAME: Lulu OFF BROADWAY: Going to concerts. FINALE: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. GARY R. HAMILTON BROADWAY: |.V. Soccer 1, Var 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Basketball Mgr 2, 3; Sr. Mag. Capt. OFF BROADWAY: CJSA Soccer, skiing, CYO Basketball. FINALE: To play college soccer, become a lawyer, and to own horses. SCRIPT: Well I ' m ridin ' along singing that same ol ' cowboy song that ' s been sung a hundred times before Ain ' t got nothing but my name and I ' m the only man I know to blame but I ' m livin ' . I ' m happy, and I ' m free. Caldwell THOMAS HILLERY Page44 LORI IOAN HOLLIS OFF BROADWAY: Horses, reading, painting, being with friends. FINALE: To be a successful artist, to own horses and live in the country. SCRIPT: Old friends, they mean much more to me than new friends, because they can see where you are, and they know where you ' ve been. Anonymous MICHAEL PATRICK HOLMES STAGENAME: Homer T. BROADWAY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 1, 2. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, kites, music, stamps, skateboards, bicycling, thunbing. FINALE: To live, happily, simply, and long. SCRIPT: For out of the nortn there cometh up a nation against her, which shall make her land desolate, and none shall dwell therein; they shall depart, both man and beast. Jeremiah I CAROLYN A. HOLCOMB STAGENAME: Carg BROADWAY AFS 2, 3, 4; Pine Meadow Players 2,3. FINALE: To become a professional art¬ ist. SCRIPT: The first and fundamental law of nature. . . is to seek peace and follow it. Hobbes MARYBETH EILEEN JOHNSON BROADWAY: Var. Swim Team 2, 3, Tri-Captain 4; Jr. Exec. Comm.; Sr. Exec. Comm.; HERALD Staff 4; Who ' s Who 3. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, tennis, sum¬ mer swim team 1, CY01,2, 3,4 FINALE: To become a rich and suc¬ cessful lawyer, to travel, to find true happiness and to pay back everyone who has helped me, especially my parents SCRIPT: The most important thing in life is to love someone The second most important thing in life is to have someone love you. The third most important thing is to have the first two happen at the same time. MARYANN INGARI STAGENAME: M.A. BROADWAY: Sr. Exec. Comm.; Grad. Usherette 3; Tutoring 3. FINALE: To be a medical lab techni¬ cian and to leave a little happiness wherever I go. SCRIPT: You have done it without a touch, without a word, without a sign You have done it by being yourself, perhaps that is what being a friend means, after all. Croft RUSSELL JAMESON STAGENAME: Russ BROADWAY: Var Golf 1, 2, 3; Pine Meadow Players ' Stage Manager OFF BROADWAY: Sports, the beach, music. FINALE: To achieve a career in engi¬ neering. SCRIPT: You live only once; make the best of it. Anonymous 41 LD Page Page4 7 KIM MARIE KENEY STAGENAME: Karen BROADWAY: Soccer Lineman 1; DECA 3; Var. Cheerleader 3. OFF BROADWAY: CYO 1, 2 , 3, 4; Softball 1,2; Tennis; Camping; Swimming. FINALE: To find myself, and to find a spe¬ cial person to devote my life to. SCRIPT: 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 KAREN ANN KENEY STAGENAME. Kim BROADWAY: AFS 1; DECA 1; |.V. Cheerleading 1, Var. 2; Grad. Usherette OFF BROADWAY: St. Mary ' s Parish Council 3. FINALE: To use the materials that Cod and loved ones have given me; to return to my parents the love they have shown me in my years at Windsor Locks High; to live with the love of life; to make myself important in life and important to other.people. 44 SCRIPT: If you don ' t have respect for yourself nobody ' s gonna have respect WILLIAM B KING STAGENAME: Kinger BROADWAY: Freshman Football 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3, 4; Track 1; Freshman Basketball Mgr. 1 . OFF BROADWAY: VSCGR, having fun. FINALE: To achieve all my goals, no matter how many there may be. SCRIPT: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Frost MARIA ANNA KAROLCZUK STAGENAME: Rea BROADWAY: Pine Meadow Players 1,2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Poetry Contest 2; Tutor¬ ing 1,2. OFF BROADWAY: Swimming, horse¬ back riding, AFS camping trips, listening to the Beatles, being with my friends, Alg. 2 patrol. FINALE: To own my own La Machine factory — errrr! SCRIPT: Reach high, for stars lie hid¬ den in your soul . . . dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal. Starr SUSAN I. KOISTINEN STAGENAME: Sue FINALE: To be happy and to live life to its fullest. SCRIPT: Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Alcott |L 00 Page JOHN A. KRAJEWSKI STACENAME: Juice SCRIPT: Walk the path of life forward, not I straight. Anonymous RUSSELL L. KRAUSE STACENAME: Russ OFF BROADWAY: Woodworking FINALE: To be a furniture maker. LINDA LORRAINE KOREN STAGENAME: Lynn BROADWAY: Var. Basketball 1; Tutor¬ ing 1; Nurse ' s Aide 3; Sr. Mag. Capt OFF BROADWAY: Skiing in VT and N.H., going to Misquamicut. FINALE: To become an R.N., get mar¬ ried, live up north, have a family, be happy and make S.D. happy forever. SCRIPT: Love is sharing whatever life holds. Anonymous DAVID M. LANG STAGENAME: Chang BROADWAY: Var. Soccer 4 OFF BROADWAY: Playing ice hockey, sailing, fishing. FINALE: To play goal for the New Eng¬ land Teamen, and to always have dreams. SCRIPT: The opera isn ' t over until the fat lady sings. . mm Motta MARY T. KRYSZPIN STAGENAME: Krispy OFF BROADWAY. Sewing, skating, swimming. FINALE: To be a dental hygienist. SCRIPT: Cherish yesterday, live today, dream tomorrow. Anonymous M STACEY RAE LABREE BROADWAY: AFS 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2 . OFF BROADWAY: Alg. 2 patrol, gym¬ nastics, AFS parties and camping, bicy¬ cling, getting in trouble with Shelie. FINALE: To try to be more myself and not like others. SCRIPT. If you are so intimidated by others that you can ' t be your own per¬ son, why not let them lead your life for you? Myself 45 Page49 DEBORAH ANN LEACH STAGENAME: Debi” BROADWAY: |r. Exec. Comm.; Sr. Exec. Comm. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, talking. FINALE: To live each day as it comes along, to own my own business, and to go to Florida with Lisa. SCRIPT: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. Anonymous MICHAEL J. LEARY STAGENAME: Mike SCRIPT: Don ' t get mad; get even. Laberge S ' BONNIE MARIE LAWSON STAGENAME: Bon FINALE: To always be happy, healthy, anc in love with life and people. SCRIPT: One can do without people, but one has need of a friend. Chinese Proverb LAURA LEE LEFEBVRE STAGENAME: Lori BROADWAY: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Tutoring 1, 2, 4; Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Pine Meadow Play¬ ers 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Ski Club 4; HERALD Staff 4; Girls ' State Alt. 3; Who ' s Who 3. OFF BROADWAY: Isabel T. Car; church, skiing, friends, movies, nature, craziness, life, Tanglewood. FINALE: To parachute through a big, white, puffy cloud. SCRIPT: If I were meant to be like every¬ one else I would never have been given the gift of thought, because to follow the crowd takes no thought at all. Sterrer GARYB. LECLAIR BROADWAY: Var. Football 4; J.V. Track 2 4. OFF BROADWAY: Hunting, fishing. FINALE: To be a forester. YOLANDE MARIE LECOURS STAGENAME: Yo OFF BROADWAY: I love people, honesty, and freedom. I enjoy creative writing, dis¬ cussions, and analyzing people. FINALE: To always find love, success, and happiness. To enter into the field of social work. SCRIPT: Yes, lean. LeCours O LD Page DIANE V. LEVESQUE OFF BROADWAY: Biking, dancing. FINALE: To join the U S. Coast Guard, to be l happy and to make someone else happy. SCRIPT: It is better to be short and reach upl than to be tall and stoop down. Anonymous ' w A LORIE A. LEONE STAGENAME: Shorty BROADWAY: Swim Team 1; Student Council 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; DECA 3, 4, Vice President 3. OFF BROADWAY: Disco dancing, sports. FINALE: To be happy and make others happy, too. SCRIPT: True love and friendship can not be measured, only treasured. Anonymous ANN MARIA LOVELAND STAGENAME: Ann OFF BROADWAY: Hiking, camping, horseback riding. FINALE: To be happy and travel. SCRIPT: A dream So distant, far away Infinitely out of reach It escapes our grasp The dream — where the impossible occurs MARK ALAN LILLIBRIDGE STAGENAME: Fuzzy BROADWAY: Pine Meadow Players 1,2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 3, 4; AFS1,2, 3,4. OFF BROADWAY: Acting, theatre, singing, disco dancing, movies, friendship, Suffield Players, crafts, love, mime, people, nature, collecting film trivia. FINALE: To play to sell out crowds from a broadway stage and to create happiness always. SCRIPT: The truly happy person is one who looks at the good side of everything bad, and lives the good as it comes. Lillibridge SCOTT F. LOGAN STAGENAME: Loges BROADWAY: Freshman Soccer 1, Var. 2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, soccer, woodworking. FINALE: To live a long and wealthy life. SCRIPT: Coming together is a begin¬ ning; keeping together is progress; working together is success. Anonymous MICHAEL |. LOUGHRAN BROADWAY: Freshman Soccer 1, Var. 4. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing. FINALE: To be successful. 47 LD Page PATRICK F LOWE STAGENAME: Pat” BROADWAY |V Soccer 1. Var 4; Ski Club 1,2, .4 OFF BROADWAY Skiing, mountain climbing, traveling, having a good time with good people; Intramural Hockey. FINALE: To someday be a commercial pilot; and to ski the Virgin Powder of Colorado SCRIPT: Some men see things the way they are and say why. I dream ot things that aren ' t and say why not? Kennedy MICHAEL R MAKOWSKI STAGENAME: Kaw OFF BROADWAY: Car, model building. FINALE: To live a long and happy life. ERIN MARIE LOWE STAGENAME: Ere OFF BROADWAY: Horseback riding, skiing, going out with friends. FINALE: To get an apartment with Dawn and go to Hawaii RAYMOND MARCONI MICHAEL |. MALONE STAGENAME: Moses BROADWAY: |V Soccer 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; Var Track 1; Sr. Mag. Capt.; Basketball 1; Who ' s Who 3; Model United Nations 4; History Essay Contest Winner 3; Boys ' State 3. OFF BROADWAY: C|SA soccer, Connect¬ icut Summer Intern Program, CYO Bas¬ ketball. FINALE: To walk without pain and to play soccer at S.U. SCRIPT: Human life is like a game of dice; if you don ' t get the throw you want, you must make the best of the throw you get. Terence MICHAEL A. MANCINO STAGENAME: Mike BROADWAY: |V Football 1. 2. Var. 3, 4; Ski Club 4. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing. CYO Basketball, baseball. FINALE: To explore all opportunities and do it all. SCRIPT: Even a fool, if he keeps silent is considered wise; if he closes his lips — intelligent. Anonymous CM LD Page JEFFREY S. MARTIN STACENAME: Jeff BROADWAY AFS 3 OFF BROADWAY Canoeing, hiking, camp mg, coin collecting and biking FINALE: To be an electrical engineer; hik the AT, the PCT; and to live in Oregon THOMAS MARTINI STACENAME: Tom” OFF BROADWAY: Audio Equipment, auto¬ mobiles. FINALE: To be an aviation mechanic. SCRIPT I like work, it fascinates me; I can sit and look at it for hours. LESLIE MARIE MARINONE STAGENAME: Les BROADWAY: Var. Softball 1, 2; Girls ' Basketball Mgr 3; Ski Club 3, 4; )r Exec. Comm.; Sr. Class Treas.; HERALD Typing Staff 4 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, coach for minor league softball. FINALE: To be happy and make others around me |ust as happy; to go to Flo¬ rida with the crazies. SCRIPT: What is beautiful is a joy for all seasons and a possession for all eternity. Wilde LORI ANN MATHVINK BROADWAY: |V Field Hockey 1, Var 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who ' s Who 3. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, spending spare time redecorating coach ' s office. FINALE: To remain close enough to the special people I love, so someday I may be able to do for each of them what they have done for me. SCRIPT Man is forced to be alone by the very nature of society. But if you meet a person who is not envious, who loves and believes in others than himself, then to this rare person offer a lifetime of friendship. Schultz iames w mcbride STAGENAME: lim BROADWAY: HERALD Art Staff 4 OFF BROADWAY Drawing, being with good friends. FINALE To raise a family in the moun¬ tains of Vermont and to become a commercial artist SCRIPT I shall pass through this world but once; if therefore, therp be any kindness I can show or any good thing I can do, let me do it now . . . for I shall not pass this way again Anonymous SHARON MATTESEN CO LD Anonymous Page Page Page 52 I AMES E McCORMICK STAGENAME |im BROADWAY: Freshman soccer, |V 2; Golf 5. FINALE To play professional hockey CONNIE R McCRAKEN STAGENAME: Con BROADWAY Track. FINALE: To stick close to Jane in what¬ ever life brings, to live out of Connecti¬ cut, to make something of myself and be happy in life. SCRIPT: Life has its ups and downs but no matter what, always try to be happy. Con KATHY L. McCANN BROADWAY: AFS 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres 2, Pres. 3, Tutoring 1, 2; Pine Meadow Plav- ers 1,2; Herald Staff 4. OFF BROADWAY: Going on AFS camp¬ ing trips, horseback riding, being Dear Abby , listening to Bowie music, hik¬ ing, hanging around the church , and lust being with friends. FINALE: To be happy, live each day as it comes, be a success in my own way, and to always be near the people I love. SCRIPT: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer; let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau JEANNE E. McGEE STAGENAME: jeannie BROADWAY: Dance Band 2; Pianist for Senior Class Play 2, 3; Sr. Exec. Comm. OFF BROADWAY: Playing piano. FINALE: To find a career I am truly happy in. SCRIPT: Oh, how bitter it is to look into happiness through another man ' s eyes. Shakespeare DAWN M. McKAY STAGENAME: Dawnie BROADWAY: lumor Prom Court. OFF BROADWAY: Horseback riding, snow- mobiling, and water skiing. FINALE To get an apartment with Erin, go to Hawaii, keep my special friendship with Ben and buy my Grand Prix S r RIPT It doesn ' t cost anything to smile. Anonymous W. ANNA McGLOIN STAGENAME: Wini OFF BROADWAY: Horseback riding, swim¬ ming, Dodger fan. FINALE: To be a secretary and to live a happy and fulfilled life. VO LD Page KATHLEEN MARY McSWEECAN STACENAME: Kathy BROADWAY: Vice Pres. 1,2. FINALE: To attend four years of college in a MG midget and someday marry Mark SCRIPT: A smile is a curve that sets things straight! Anonymous )ane e. mcmullen STAGENAME: Mugsy BROADWAY: Tutoring 1. OFF BROADWAY: Being with my friends, having a good time, horse¬ back riding, and riding the Alpine slide. FINALE: To make it to Colorado and climb Rocky Mountain High, and stick close to Connie in whatever life brings. SCRIPT: Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Anonymous MARY LOU MISIEK STAGENAME: Lou BROADWAY: Var Baseball Score- keeper 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Exec. Comm.; DECA Treas. 3; DECA Sec. 4; Class Sec. 2 . FINALE: To live my life to its fullest extent and to greet death with no regrets and a smile on my face. SCRIPT: If only we were young again; those carefree days we took so much for granted. Richards JULIE LYNN MERCIER STAGENAME: Merc OFF BROADWAY: Horseback riding, hik¬ ing, camping, collecting cats, and having a great time. FINALE: To live, love, laugh, and learn. SCRIPT: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau ALAN JOHN MICHAUD STAGENAME: Al OFF BROADWAY: Restoring cars. FINALE: To be a licensed mechanic and move away from Winds or Locks. SCRIPT: The mountains are high, the valley is low. When you ' ve gone by you ' ll know. AM. NATALIE MARIE MICHAUD STAGENAME: Noot BROADWAY: AFS 2, 3, 4; Pine Meadow Players 1, 3. OFF BROADWAY: Dancing FINALE. To see wildlife forever safe from the ignorance of man. SCRIPT: Love has patience to endure the fault it sees but cannot cure. Guest 53 LD Page |UL I ANNE C. MOORE STAGENAME: lulie OFF BROADWAY: Motorcycle riding, horseback riding, and skiing. FINALE: To be successful in life and get an apartment with Cindy, eventually get married and be happy. THOMAS MOORE STAGENAME: “Tom FINALE: To practice law. SCRIPT: “It is better to debate a ques¬ tion without settling it than to settle a question without debating it. PATRICIA ANN MONTEMERLO STAGENAME: Monte BROADWAY: Swimteam 1, 2, 3; CRIER Staff 1; Jr. Exec. Comm.; Herald Typing Staff; Grad. Usherette 3; Ski Club 3, 4 OFF BROADWAY: Being with my friends; going to the beach and skiing. FINALE: To hit Florida with the crazies; and to live life to the fullest extent, enjoy¬ ing every minute. SCRIPT: How lucky I am to have known someone or something that saying good¬ bye to is so damned awful. Anonymous DANIEL |. MOTICKA FINALE: To travel and get something out of my life. SCRIPT: What you own is your kingdom. What you do is your own worry. What you love is your own power. What you live is your own story. Rush KEVIN A. MORIN BROADWAY: AV 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Var. Mgr. 3. OFF BROADWAY: Bicycling, fishing. FINALE: To be successful in life in what ever I may do. 00 LD Joubert Page LAWRENCE EDWARD MULDOON, )R. STAGENAME: Larry BROADWAY: HERALD Staff 3, 4; CRIER Staff 2, 3; Pine Meadow Players; AES; Swim Team; Who ' s Who. OFF BROADWAY: Flying, Rafting, Mountain Climbing, Camping, listening to music, cruis¬ ing. FINALE: To explore the universe as far as it will go. SCRIPT: Putting things off until tomorrow only adds up to a bunch of empty yester¬ days. Anonymous DONALD W. MULLER STAGENAME: Don OFF BROADWAY: Connecticut Aeronauti¬ cal Historical Association Inc. FINALE: To make a career for myself. ROBERT MOTICKA DAVID E.MUSKA BROADWAY: Var. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; All CVC; JV Basketball 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; Var. Track 1,2, 3,4; Tutoring 2, 3. FINALE: To be a success — in what¬ ever I do. SCRIPT: There ' s always something greener on the other side of that hill. BROADWAY: Grad. Usherette 3; Tutoring 1 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, Disco Dancing. FINALE: To be successful in whatever career I may choose; to be happy with the one I love; and always have close friends with me, even when I ' m fifty. SCRIPT: To stay frank and honest with each other and always bring things out in the open where we can talk them over. To never stop being sensitive to one ' s needs, and even after, to always be there, sometimes to give pep talks, sometimes just to lis¬ ten, that ' s the part of friendship I never want to lose. Anonymous DOROTHEA A NADEAU STAGENAME: Dor OFF BROADWAY: Reading good mys¬ teries, writing poetry. FINALE: To take life one day at a time, and become a writer. SCRIPT: As I walk down the path of life, God takes hold of my hand to guide and watch over me with ever¬ lasting love. Nadeau LD Page EILEEN T NESTERUK STAGENAME: I FINALE: To someday live in Hawaii and take care of the one I love SCRIPT: “The years I ' ve shared in W.l. High were all so good to me, now it ' s time to say goodbye and see the things I ' ve got to see. M.P JUDITH CONSTANCE NELSON STAGENAME: “Judy BROADWAY: Tutoring 1, 2; )r. Exec. Comm.; Class Treasurer 3; Sr. Mag. Capt; HERALD Typing Staff; Var. Softball 1, 2; JV Field Hockey 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who Award 3. OFF BROADWAY: Togas, Being with my friends. FINALE: To hit Florida with the crazies and to always be ready for what ' s ahead SCRIPT: “I was born to be exactly what you see, nothing more nothing less, I ' m not the worst and I ' m not the best, I ' ll just try to be exactly what you see; today and everyday I ' m just me. Anonymous ALECNOVAKOWSKI O Page CYNTHIA ODDO CYNTHIA A. O ' LEARY STACENAME: Cindy FINALE: To travel. LORI F. O ' BRIEN BROADWAY: DECA 3, 4 FINALE: To keep on riding with Rick on his Harley. SCRIPT: My future is here for me to receive, it ' s for my eyes and me to see. I hope it ' s not hard for me to believe the things that are going to happen to me. Anonymous MICHAEL A. PALESKI FINALE: To become a welder. SCRIPT: To take life one step at a time. E.N. MARY JANE PASCOE STACENAME: Mj BROADWAY: AFS 3, 4; DECA 3, 4; j.V. Field Hockey 1,2; Student Council 1. OFF BROADWAY: AFS Camping trips, skiing, horseback riding. FINALE: To travel and meet new friends. SCRIPT: O God, I thank thee for each sight of beauty that Thy hand did give; For sunny skies, and air, and light; O Cod, I thank Thee that I live. ELLEN B PARKER OFF BROADWAY: Horseback riding, water-skiing. FINALE: To be successful in whatever career I choose. SCRIPT: Accept the bad with the good for life is only what you make it. Anonymous VO Page 58 CM VO Page Page NANCY JEAN PAVLIK STAGENAME: Moma OFF BROADWAY: Loves Alec, Travel¬ ing, the Ocean, and Concerts. FINALE: To find my happiness. SCRIPT: For faithful love will never turn to hate. It lies not in our power to love or hate. For will in us is overruled by fate. Marlowe CTA r THOMAS C PEACOCK STAGENAME. Tom BROADWAY. Pine Meadow Players 1 2 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Chorus 1 2. 3 4; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Team 2, 3 4; Tutoring 2; National Com¬ mended Merit Scholar 4; Harvard Book Award 3; Yale Symposium 3; Talcott Mountain 3. OFF BROADWAY: Diving, Book and Stamp Collecting, Biking FINALE: To try everything in life at least once. SCRIPT: Don t put off till tomorrow what you can do today . . that way if 60 vou like it. you can do it again tomor¬ row. JUDITH L. PASHA STAGENAME: Judy BROADWAY: DECA1.2. OFF BROADWAY: Horseback Riding, Ski¬ ing, Riding on Bob ' s Harley FINALE: To spend my life with Bob and go cross-country on his Harley SCRIPT: Accept me for what I am. With you I have everything, without you I have nothing. Do not smother me with your fantasies, you can reach me in reality. Pasha LORALYN ANN PEARCE BROADWAY: Var. Swim Team 1, 2; |r Exec. Comm.; Sr. Exec. Comm.; Tutoring} HERALD Staff 4; Who ' s Who 3 OFF BROADWAY: Likes tennis, Ice Skat¬ ing, Music, and the New York Yankees. FINALE: To become a successful reporter and someday work in The Big Apple. SCRIPT: Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Anonymous GLORIA ANN PERLEONI STAGENAME: Glory Ann BROADWAY: Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, Traveling FINALE: To see the United States. SCRIPT: There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. RONALD PEPIN BROADWAY: Freshman Football 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; |V Baseball 1, 2, Var. 3, 4; |V Basketball 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing. FINALE: To be a professional at what I do. SCRIPT: If sometimes you don ' t get lost there is a chance you may never find the way. Anonymous Wilson Page DAVID JAMES SEBASTIAN PESCI STAGENAME: Beak” BROADWAY: Student Council 3, 4; Football l .’ Yar. Baseball }, 4; Ski Club 3,4. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, Camping, Hiking, Whatever FINALE: To live in a town with a main street. SCRIPT: Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile. Einstein LORRAINE N. PICARD OFF BROADWAY: Music, Art, Embroidery and living it up! FINALE: To travel all over and meet a lot of interesting people, and to live somewhere with no airplanes! KATHLEEN M. PERRY STAGENAME: Kathy BROADWAY: Freshman Soccer Mgr.; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; Cheerleading 1, 2, Var. Capt. 3,4. OFF BROADWAY: I like skiing, shop¬ ping, meeting people, and being with my friends. FINALE: To always find success, happi¬ ness, and love; become something and be happy with it. SCRIPT: There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it hardly becomes any of us to talk about the rest of us. Hoch STEPHEN R. PIVIN STAGENAME: Fish BROADWAY: AFS 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4; Chorus 1,2. OFF BROADWAY: AFS Camping, Drumming, Music. FINALE: To succeed in the Air Force. CYNTHIA ANN POMEROY STAGENAME: Cindy BROADWAY: Grad Usherette 3; HER ALD Staff 4 OFF BROADWAY: Disco Dancing. FINALE: To become an executive sec¬ retary and to be successful at it. SCRIPT: Looking at each other, we quickly conclude that our perception of the physical body is a vision of all that we are. But, you can never see the me that makes me me, and I can never see the you that makes you you. That invisible something we call personal¬ ity is beyond our physical gaze. King COLLEEN ANN PLOSZAY STAGENAME: Collie BROADWAY: Tutoring 1,2, 3,4; AFS 1; CRIER 1; Grad. Usherette 3; Sr. Mag. Capt. OFF BROADWAY; Swimming instruc¬ tor for the mentally retarded and handicapped. FINALE: To become a teacher of less fortunate children. SCRIPT: Yesterday is a memory and tomorrow is a dream, but today well- lived makes every yesterday good to remember and every tomorrow a dream come true. Anonymous 61 LD VO Page LORI SIGRIDQUACIIAROLI STAGENAME: Quags BROADWAY: Dale Carnegie Course 2; Special Achievement Award. OFF BROADWAY lunior Achievement 2, 3, Treas. 3; Water skiing, traveling FINALE: To be a legal or medical secre tary and to travel SCRIPT: The moment may have been temporary, but the memory is mine for¬ ever. Did I scare you! Anonymous MICHAEL |. POZZATO STAGENAMF: Zot FINALE: To be rich. GARRET A RATCLIFFE STAGENAME Garreta BROADWAY |V Tennis 1; Var. Soccer 1, 2; Swim Team Mgr 1,2, Var. 3, 4 OFF BROADWAY: 4-H Fair Association, Chess Club, Seeing T L S FINALE To beat the Swim Team 100 yard breast stroke time of 1:08 4 and set a new record. SCRIPT: Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a nightmare with no ending. DONNA M QUINN BROADWAY: Var. Swim Team 1, 2, 3, Tri-Capt. 4; |r Exec. Comm OFF BROADWAY: Swimming FINALE: To be a wave, to finish what I start, and have time for everything else. SCRIPT: I cling to my childhood dreams, because I still have a hance to become what I dreamed of becoming Kerek 62 CLAUDIA S. RACHELE STAGENAME: Claude BROADWAY: Var. Softball 2, 3, 4; Grad Usherette 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Tutoring 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; HERALD Typing Staff 4; Who ' s Who 3. OFF BROADWAY: All outdoor activities. FINALE: To always be happy by discover¬ ing my idea of Utopia. SCRIPT: The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. Chamfort MARY RAJKOWSKI STAGENAME: Mar BROADWAY: Tutoring 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who ' s Who 3; Var. Track 3, 4 OFF BROADWAY: Cape Cod. FINALE: To love the ones I ' m with. SCRIPT: To live your life in your own way . . To reach for the goals you have set for yourself. . . to be the you that you want to be. that is success. Anonymous Page WILLIAM P RIELLY STAGE NAME: ' ' Rie-llly FINALE: To see the world. SCRIPT: You only have one life, but if you live that life to its fullest and you ' re happy; one is enough. Anonymous ANNA MARIE ROCCONELLA STAGE NAME: Rocky OFF BROADWAY: Having a good time. FINALE: To make the best out of life. SCRIPT: The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Anonymous SHERRI ANN ROBERTS STAGE NAME: Wait BROADWAY: JV Cheerleading 1; DECA Reporter 4. FINALE: To go on to hairdressing school, and art school later on. SCRIPT: Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Anonymous SUSAN Y RITTLINGER STAGE NAME: Sue BROADWAY: Tutoring 2; AFS 3, 4 OFF BROADWAY: Swimming, biking, read¬ ing, horseback riding, AFS camping trips, listening to music, watching television, being with friends. FINALE: To be an accountant. SCRIPT: There is no one road to success — there are as many as there are men willing to build them. Micheals CATHY RO BTOY STAGE NAME: Rob 63 VO Page ROBERT ROSENBERG STAGENAME: Rose BROADWAY: )V Football 1, 2, Var. 3; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FINALE: To be a musician and to have my own business. SCRIPT: I have three names; one my parents gave me, one my friends gave me, and the one I ' ll make for myself. DAD DAVID ROSSI STAGENAME: Ross BROADWAY: Freshman Football. OFF BROADWAY: Concerts, and just having a good time. FINALE: To travel in all directions, to meet new people and places, and to live free and to stay happy. DEBRA A. RONDINONE STAGENAME: Debbie BROADWAY: JV Basketball 1,2. FINALE: To be a psychologist. SCRIPT. Live as you will have wished to live when you are dying. Gellbert DAVID ALAN SABALA STAGENAME: Ace BROADWAY: AV 1; JV Soccer 2, 3; AFS 4; HERALD Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who ' s Who 3; Yale Symposium 3; National Merit Commended Scholar 4. OFF BROADWAY: Refereeing, soccer; going to the movies, reading books, lis¬ tening to tunes, making models, bum¬ ming around with my friends. FINALE: To get two front row tickets to a Led Zeppelin concert. SCRIPT: Time, like an ever-rolling stream, bears all its sons away; They fly forgotten, as a dream, dies at the opening day. Watts ROBINC. SAMPLATSKY BROADWAY: Who ' s Who 3; Honorable Mention — Scholastic Writing Contest 2. OFF BROADWAY: Friends, Friday Night at the Movies, Laughing, child of the pure unclouded brow , daydreaming. FINALE: To give a little love and happiness to everyone I meet. SCRIPT: For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well- lived makes yesterday a dream of happi¬ ness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Anonymous MARKSALETNIK STAGENAME: Track BROADWAY: Var. Cross Country 1, 2, 3; JV Track 1, Var. 3,4; Var. Soccer 4 FINALE: To enjoy what I am doing in my life. 00 VO Page CONSTANCE G.SENIA STAGENAME: Connie BROADWAY: DECA 3, 4. FINALE: To be a hairdresser. SCRIPT: If one only wished to be happy, this could be easily accomplished; but we wish to be happier than other people, and this is always difficult, for we believe others to be happier than they are. Montesquieu LINDA SHEA ANDREA LYNN SCHINELLI STAGENAME: De De BROADWAY: Junior Achievement 2, 3; being with people I love; camping. FINALE: To become a secretary and live a happy and healthy life. SCRIPT: Our faults irritate us most when we see them in others. Dutch Saying DONNA M SIMONEAU STAGENAME: Dunk FINALE: To travel cross country, and to see Led Zeppelin in concert. SCRIPT: “We are leaving. We are gone. Come with us to all alone. Never worry. Never moan. We will leave you all alone. Anonymous TIMOTHY R. SHEEHAN STAGENAME: Ath BROADWAY: Var. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball, JV 2; )V Baseball 1, Var. 2, 3,4; Sr. Exec. Comm. OFF BROADWAY: Wait, it might be coach. FINALE: To play soccer for the New England Tea Men and to own a Mer¬ cedes 450 SLC. SCRIPT: A person may not be as good as you tell him he is, but he ' ll try harder thereafter. Anonymous PETER JOSEPH SHERBA STAGENAME: Kino BROADWAY: Var. Soccer 3, 4; Golf 2, 3,4, Sr. Mag. Capt.; Basketball Mgr. OFF BROADWAY: CJSA Soccer, Indoor Hockey, CYO Basketball, Ski¬ ing. FINALE: To be a success, ski Colorado, and always be with my friends. SCRIPT: Some men see things the way they are and say why, I dream of things that aren ' t and say why not. Kennedy O ' VO Page WALTER RAYMOND SKRABAL STAGENAME: Skip BROADWAY: Sr. Mag. Capt.; Freshman Soccer; Var. 2, 3; Freshman Basketball; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4. OFF BROADWAY: St. Mary CYO Bas¬ ketball, Acolyte at St. Mary ' s Church, skiing, tennis, bowling, St. Mary Parish Council Member. FINALE: To become an accountant, find a woman to marry, have a family, be successful, and enjoy life. SCRIPT: The greatest of these is love. I Corin., 13:13 JILL M. SIROIS BROADWAY: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FINALE: To become a nurse. SCOTT P. STINE FINALE: To be good at whatever I choose to m 7 HOLLY STADNICKI BENJAMIN THOMAS STAHOUSKI STAGENAME: Ben BROADWAY: Freshman Soccer. OFF BROADWAY: Jeepin ' sports cars. FINALE: To live a happy and successful life. O Page Page JAMES A. SULLIVAN BROADWAY Pine Meadow Players 1,2, 3,4. OFF BROADWAY: Songwriting, singing, acting. FINALE: To be a social worker. SCRIPT: I believe in the sun even though it is not shining. I believe in love even though I am alone I believe in Cod even though he is silent. Anonymous HOLLY MILLER STORMS STAGENAME: Thunderbolt BROADWAY: Class Treas. 1; Jr Exec. Comm.; Sr. Exec. Comm.; National Honor Society 3; Girls ' State 3; Who ' s Who 3; Underclassmen Athletic Award 3; Var. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Var Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Var. Softball 1,2, 3,4; State Champs 3. OFF BROADWAY: Skiing, being with the crazies. FINALE: To be a physical therapist, to go to Florida with the crazies. SCRIPT: How lucky I am to know some¬ one or something that saying goodbye to is so damned awful. Anonymous RICHARD P. TASSISTRO BROADWAY Freshman Football 1; )V 2; Freshman Basketball 1, JV 2, Var. 3, 4; Var. Baseball 4; Ski Club 1,2,4 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing FINALE: To be successful in life. JOHN P SWIDER BROADWAY: |V Track 1, 2; |V Soccer 2, Var. 4. FINALE: To be an Industrial Arts Teacher. SCRIPT: The way of a fool seems right in his own eyes, but he who listens to advice is wise. Anonymous PATRICIA A. SZYKULA STAGENAME: Tisia BROADWAY: Grad. Usherette 2; Math Team 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Grad. Marshall 3. FINALE: To have fun, be successful and live happily ever after SCRIPT: Thanks to all the ' Wild and Crazy Guys ' that made four years at WLHS go by as quickly as possible: Aim, Billy T., GAFF, Wick, VAN, The D M. Gang, Buddy, Sweetheart, Short-Stuff, and most of all M. Lou., and to those who made life difficult for me — you all know who you are —well. . . EXCUSE ME!!! PS MARY ANN TARAVELLA OFF BROADWAY. Keeping up with my friends. FINALE: To go wherever I should be. 68 CM Page WILLIAM J.TEZACK STACENAME: Bill” BROADWAY: )V Football 1, Var. 2. FINALE: To be successful and very wealthy. SCRIPT: Day by day we live to survive, day by day we live to strive, day by day we live to die. _ Me BETH A. TEED BROADWAY: Ski Club 4 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing. FINALE: To have a successful career and travel with my friends. SCRIPT: The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. Einstein PETER J.TOLISANO STACENAME: Tonto OFF BROADWAY: Going out and hav¬ ing a good time with all my friends. AIME A THEROUX, SR. BROADWAY: DECA 3, 4; Freshman Foot¬ ball. OFF BROADWAY: Junior Achievement, Junior and Senior Bowling. FINALE: To become a famous chef, and own and operate an exclusive restaurant SCRIPT: All I want to say is goodbye for¬ ever. SUSAN MARIE THRESHER STAGENAME: Sue BROADWAY: JV Field Hockey 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball 2, Var. 3; Var. Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; State Champs 3; Who ' s Who. OFF BROADWAY: Going out and hav¬ ing a good time, spending money. FINALE: To be successful and to be able to enjoy the three main luxuries of life: Love, Good Friends, and Mem¬ ories.. SCRIPT: The moment may be tempo¬ rary, but the memory is forever. Anonymous CHRISTOPHER) TODARO STAGENAME: Chris FINALE: To live a rich life. SCRIPT: I never let schooling inter¬ fere with my education. Twain 69 CO Anonymous Page DIANE MARIE TREMBLAY STAGENAME: Di BROADWAY: Var. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Grad. Usherette. OFF BROADWAY: Watching the Red Sox and Bjorn Borg; Skiing. FINALE: To be happy and successful in whatever my future has in store for me and to always have someone to call my friend. SCRIPT: May you look upon each new day as a challenge to success, an oppor¬ tunity for happiness . . . and may you find both. Anonymous MICHAEL). TOPOR STAGENAME: Tope BROADWAY: Soccer 1, 2,3,4; Ski Club 4 OFF BROADWAY: Skiing. FINALE: To live a happy, healthy life. SCRIPT. You who are on the road must have a code that you can live by and so become yourself because the past is just a goodbye. Nash JAMES TYMAN BROADWAY: Freshman Soccer 1. FINALE: To become rich and successful. DEBORAH ANN TRUE STAGENAME: Debbie BROADWAY: DECA 1, 2; DECA Award — 3rd Place. OFF BROADWAY: Having a good time. FINALE: To live a happy life and to suc¬ ceed in whatever I decide to do. SCRIPT: One generation passeth away, and another generation cometh; but the earth abideth forever. Ecclesiastes MARYANN E. TURNBERG STAGENAME: Mare OFF BROADWAY: Loves the New Eng¬ land Whalers, going to carnivals and sing¬ ing. FINALE: To be successful in my career, own a Thunderbird and be happily mar¬ ried. In that order. SCRIPT: I believe in the sun, even when it is not shining; I believe in love, even when I feel it not; I believe in God, even when He is silent. Anonymous LORIE LYNN TWITCHELL STAGENAME: Twitch BROADWAY: Var. Soccer Lineman 1. OFF BROADWAY: Softball. FINALE: To be happy in the future with Ste¬ phen, have a family, open our own nursery. SCRIPT: Life is too short. I ' ve known her just months but it seems like years. Live life to the fullest, spend every moment together and that itself is a reward. Ski Page LYNNM. VALBONA FINALE: To pursue a career in traveling SCRIPT: I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Einstein LORETTA MARIE UNNOLD STACENAME: Ret BROADWAY: AFS 1,4; DECA 3. FINALE: To become an X-ray Techni¬ cian, see the world and someday settle down. SCRIPT: Fly but remember don ' t look down. Take in as much as you ought to, give just as much as you can. Don ' t forget what your failures have taught you or you ' ll learn them all over again. Anonymous |. MARTIN WALSH STACENAME: Marty BROADWAY: Swim Team 1, 2. 3. 4; Boy ' s State 3; Sr Mag Capt OFF BROADWAY: Swimming, Skiing FINALE: To be a professional beach bum. SCRIPT: To live is to love, to care about other human beings, your coun¬ try, the world and all the inspiration it offers. To live is to hope, to be. Vanderbilt JUDITH H.VANSCHELT STAGENAME: Judy BROADWAY: JV Field Hockey 1, Var. 2 3 4 Var Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Var. Softball 1, 2, 3 ' 4; State Champs 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Who ' s Who 4. FINALE: To hit Florida with the crazies and to always have good friends. SCRIPT: Yesterday we were born and tomorrow we could be gone, so choose your friends wisely, for the best things in life always seem to be shared with others. Anonymous AMY JAYNE WADSWORTH STACENAME: Wads OFF BROADWAY: Rollerskating, Hik¬ ing, Hunting, and Fishing. FINALE: To live up in New Hampshire and enjoy life as much as possible SCRIPT: Let me live and smile today; for who knows what tomorrow may KATHLEEN WALKER STACENAME: Kathy BROADWAY: DECA 3. OFF BROADWAY: Having good times with all of the people I really love to be with most. FINALE: To travel around the country on the back of David ' s bike and live anywhere as long as it ' s not Windsor Locks. SCRIPT: High on this mountain the clouds down below. I ' m feeling so strong and alive from this rocky perch I ' ll continue to search for the wind and the snow and the sky. I want a lover. I want some friends. And I want to live in the sun. And I want to do all the things I never have done. Anonymous LD Page BRIAN WALTERS ST AGENAME Wally BROADWAY: J.V. Football, Var. Foot¬ ball. OFF BROADWAY: Hunting and fishing. FINALE: To become a truck driver and travel. EILEEN P WALTERS OFF BROADWAY: Collecting coins and horseback riding when I can. FINALE: To enjoy life, to travel, and to have a successful job. SCRIPT: You only live once and you should enjoy it as much as you can. Don ' t do something that you ' ll regret after. Think before you strike. Anonymous JOSEPH WALSH ST AGENAME: Joe BROADWAY: J.V. Baseball 2, Var. 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3. FINALE: To be successful with something I like to do. LESLIE A. WENC BROADWAY: J.V. Field Hockey 1, Var. 2; Var. Cross Country 3, Capt. 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Grad. Usherette 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Exec. Comm.; Sr. Exec. Comm.; HERALD Typing Staff 4; Tutoring 1 , 2 . OFF BROADWAY: Cross country skiing, piano, running FINALE: To perform at Tanglewood. SCRIPT: What ' s past is Prologue. Shakespeare LAWRENCE WOODHOUSE MARILYN J. WHITAKER FiNALE: To go to Florida with Lisa. SCRIPT: When you ' ve seen beyond your¬ self, then you may find peace-of-mind is waiting there and the time will come when you see we ' re all one. Anonymous Page MARIA AUXILIADORA LAGARES XAVIER STAGE NAME: Dora BROADWAY: AFS FINALE: I came to the United States to learn of new peoples and new places. When I return to Brazil, I hope to use that knowl¬ edge to guide me to success, so that I may come back here once more. MALX PETER M.WRABEL STAGE NAME: Wrabs BROADWAY: JV Football 1,2, Var. 3,4. OFF BROADWAY: Waterskiing, Sailing, Umpiring Basketball. FINALE: To be the best I can possibly be. SCRIPT: Time is a sort of river of pass¬ ing events, and strong is its current; no sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by and another takes its place, and this too will be swept away. ROBERT ZUKAUSKAS, JR. STAGE NAME: Bob BROADWAY: Golf 1. 2; AV 2, 4; Language Lab 2, i; Student Council 1,2; Pine Meadow Players 2, 4; Indoor Track 1. OFF BROADWAY: Collect old things, read books, going to concerts, listening to musk , drawing, playing soccer. FINALE: To become a lighting director for rock concerts, and to become an electrical technician. SCRIPT: I came this way to endure life as is, to meet friend and foe, to feel joy and pain, and will do it again if I have to. B.Z. DAWN L. ZORGDRAGER BROADWAY: National Honor Society 3, 4; National Merit Commended Scholar 4; Girls ' State 3; Who ' s Who 3; Tutoring 2, 3, 4; Crier Staff 3; Herald Typing Staff 4; )V Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Var. Track 2, 3,4. OFF BROADWAY: Piano, Youth Group, Skiing, Sailing, Friends, Cape Cod. FINALE: To go hang-gliding off a cliff and over the sparkling sea. SCRIPT: I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I and if by chance we meet each other, it ' s beautiful. Peris CAMERA SHY DONNA ASHEY DEAN ATWOOD MICHAEL BARENBAUM EVA BENEFIELD WILLIAM BERTUSSI JOSEPH BERUBE DEBRA CLEMENTS BRUCE CURRY JAMES DELUCA TAMMY DELUCO FRANK DOBAI DWIGHT EISENHOWER JOHN EVANS JOHN FRICKE CHARLES FROST WILLIAM GORRY MILES HAMLIN DANIEL KILTY DIANE LARIVIERE TIMOTHY LEONARD RAYMOND LETENDRE WAYNE MESSENGER PAUL MICHALEWICZ GEORGE PLANCK CHRIS RENFRO JOHN TAYLOR PETER TRAHAN THOMAS WELCH PAUL WHITE 73 Page Who ' s Who BEST PERSONALITY: Beth and Wayne BEST DRESSED: Mike and Claudia Page MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Paul and Janet CLASS SKIPPERS: Donna and George (not available for picture) MOST CHAUVINISTIC: Gary MOST LIBERATED: Nancy MOST CREATIVE: Jim and Ginette CLASS FLIRTS: Bob and Sue 75 Page Page80 CLASS CLOWNS: Jane and David MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC: Kathy and Paul 00 Page Page Page Dust in the Wind May 191978 THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: Quern, Tricia Carter and escort, Mark Broome. Members of the Court and their escorts (left to right): Melinda Bateson and Michael Paleski; Teresa Chirico and )im Morris; Dawn McKay and Michael Me Kinstry. 00 Page Magazine Drive WINNERS: (l-r): C. Caron, L. Mathvink. Missing From Picture: R. Breton, R. Grismala, K. Perry. MAGAZINE CAPTAINS: Front Row (l-r): C. Ploszay, G. Caron, M. Belanger, ). Nelson. Back Row: ). Fitzgerald, M. Walsh, P. Sherba, M. Malone, G. Hamilton. Missing From Picture: D. Crabb, L. Koren, W. Skrabal. BOOKKEEPER: Mrs. Smith. NEW RECORD! LD 00 Page Senior Dress-Up Day 82 VO 00 Page Page Page My Fair Lady March 30th and 31st April 6th and 7th Page Page 9 0 Page 9 1 Awards The splendid achievements of the intellect, like the soul, are everlasting. Sallust I MR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD: J. Frawley The superior man . . . does not set his mind either for any¬ thing, or against anything; what is right he will follow. Confuc ius GIRLS ' STATE: (I r) H Storms, D Zorgdrager, I Lefebvre, alternate. BOYS ' ST ATE Seated (I - r): M. lillibridge, P Mic halewit i, R Christopherson, W Grant, M. Walsh. Standing: M. Malone, alternate. 88 CM Page NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED SCHOLARS: (l-r): T Peacock. D Zorgdrager, D. Sahala ASHINGTON INTERNSHIP PROGRAM M Malone VAIL ROOK AWARD ((entered middle) I (rawley HARVARD R(X)K AWARD ( Peacock Page Class Will I, Elise Avery, leave in my hooded robe saluting the Ociffer in the unmarked car, along with my buddies j.C. and D.C. I, Ingrid Balck, leave my drawings to Mr. Beaudry in Geometry and Algebra class. I, Lori Beauchesne, leave my lunch tray on the table for someone else to pick up. I, Karl Becker, leave my excuses to anyone caught by Mr. Anastasia. I, Margaret Belanger, leave the pipettes and methyl blue stain in Mr. Widmer ' s room to an unsuspecting sophomore. I, jan Bergeron, leave Dooley behind suffering one more year. I, Sandy Bertrand, leave my blank passes to Terri Mrykalo, my Happy Feet to AFS, and my Alg. II patrol position to another deserving junior. I, Gail Bigos, leave with Patty Montemerlo to be rowdie forever. I, Lisa Blakley, leave my midget costume to any six foot junior. I, Frank Boniauto, leave my homework in my locker. I, joe Bonito, leave rock n ' roll to Doug D. so that he may finally become hip. I, Patti Boucher, leave my hello-goodbyes to the ladies in the office. I, Rick Breton, leave my golfing ability to Keith Griffin. I, Debra Burrows, leave my plane reservation to Tucson, AZ, to whomever finds a need. I, Mary Callahan, leave my brother, Danny, to the school. I, Marianne Campisi, leave my voice to anyone who can squeak higher than I can. I, Ginette Caron, leave friends forever with jan, Yo, janet, Nancy, Kathy, Deb, and Cindy, always remembering the good times. I, jim Cannon, leave for a better life. I, julie Cashman, leave my buddies D.C. and E.A. checking the dip-stick at Dairy Queen. I, Donna Charest, leave my tardiness, and the chain of j.C., E.A., and D.C. to Dianne Williams. I, Teresa Chirico, leave D study with Patty and Tammy with pleasure. I, Laurie Christie, leave for the second and final time. I, Bob Christopherson, leave 3 inches to john Amoroso and 5 pounds to john Kurmaskie. I, Karen Clement, leave my halo to any deserving student in the future years. I, Kathy Connor, leave my Munchies to any upcoming starving Senior. I, Betsy Connahs, leave my accent to Mr. McKenna. I, Michael Cook, leave more than satisfied with my four-year stay. I, Debbie Crabb, leave laughing with my friends. I, Donna Daigle, leave as I came, with a smile. I, jeanne Dallis, leave my bathroom stall to Bones and Credit to Andy K. I, john DelFavero, leave Mr. Beaudry ' s 15-page Alg. II final to any unsuspecting junior. I, Lisa Deschaine, leave my height to any short upcoming Senior. I, Karen Despard, leave all my AFS on Max ' s bulletin board. A TEST A % Y NA o- Page94 I, Steve Dombrowski, leave only to return as principal. I, Tom Durkin, leave all the parties at the fort to Chip. I, Robert Dowden, leave my nickname Dough¬ boy to some upcoming freshman that ' s pop- pin ' fresh. I, Linda Ermellini, leave all my good times at Ber¬ muda to Brenda, Nancy, Kathy, Lorraine, and Cindy. I, Kevin Fahey, leave with great memories, but hoping to never return. I, Brenda Fargo, leave all my empty Kahlua bottles to Linda and Nancy. I, Sandy Farmer, leave my BIG mouth to any quiet underclassman. I, Roger Ferland, leave my pillow to any sophomore that has Mr. Flaherty for Chemistry. I, Michele Fortin, leave my terrific Steno grades to my sister Denice. She needs all the help she can get. I, janice Frank, leave slowly but surely with my best friends I, Janet Frawley, leave talking. How ' bout it Mr. Flaherty? I, Martin Cebhart, leave 3 inches to John Amoroso and 15 pounds to John Kurmaskie. I, Paula Gehring, leave, well, I think I ' ll just leave. I, Shelie Grant, leave my laugh and my smile to Dina Giampolo. I, Wayne Grant, leave without being impeached. No Problem! I, Judi Gray, leave . . . I, Eric Gross, leave the percussion section of the marching band and Louie B ' s Duhh! to Mr. Rinaldi and my Fuzz Box to Doug D. I, Gary Hamilton, leave Pete wondering if he ' ll ever get that return pass on the give-and-go. I, Debbie Harrigan, leave my headaches behind. I, Lori Hollis, leave my ' 69 Plymouth bomb to anyone who can start it in the morn¬ ing. I, Holmes T, leave to find out how much I didn ' t learn. I, Marybeth Johnson, leave my flip turns to Coach Levine and place in lane 6 to a deserving rookie. I, Maria Karolczuk, leave on the Magical Mysten Tour with The Beatles, with a reserved seat foi MaryAnn. P.S. Kathy and Susan, It was Great! I, Karen Keney, leave my notorious laugh and also good and sad memories to Windsor Locks High and my friends. I, Kim Keney, leave my smile, with teeth without cavities and fillings. I, Bill King, leave Ron Pepin and Mitch Frank with empty hands. I, Lynn Koren, leave my early dismissals to whoever wants them and my mittens to John. I, John Krajewski, leave the school right where it stands. I, Mary Kryszpin, leave free to face whatever life holds for me. I, Stacey LaBree, leave my mush to Terri M., my comments to David S., my happy feet to the next Steve Martin freak, and to Mr. Scelza the word theoret¬ ically. I, David Lang, leave my ritual of running down to the goal and tapping each post before the half to all future WLHS soccer goalies. I, Bonnie Lawson, leave very willingly. ld Page I, Debbie Leach, leave my steno pad to whoever is daring enough to transcribe it. I, Mike Leary, leave my head behind the school, in the bathrooms, in the parking lot, on the football field, etc. I, Yolande Lecours, leave philosophizing. I, Laura Lefebvre, leave my vocab. in Senior Math, my steno in History, my Spanish in lunch, and my voice in chorus. I, Lorie Leone, leave early as usual. I, Diane Levesque, leave my short poem to all the short underclassmen. I, Mark Lillibridge, leave the American dream of success and fortune to all the would-be actors of the future. I, Scott Logan, leave my receding hair line to Frank Borchetta. I, Erin Lowe, leave all my books and homework to all the underclassmen. I, Pat Lowe, leave the D.E. car for Rob to take to the drive-ins any time. I, Michael Malone, leave my broken bones to jamie Walsh, and Mike Gemme. I, Michael Mancino, leave a new pair of shoes to Mr. McKeown to replace his black and whites. I, Lori Mathvink, leave my softball glove with EG engraved in the pocket to anyone who can patch up the hole , jim McBride, leave to Mr. A. all my stupid excuses out of study. I, Kathy McCann, leave all of the A.F.S. zanies in the hands of John Maxwell and leave Dennis Gragnolati with only 139 more days to go. P S. Maria and Susan, It was great. , Anna McGloin, leave Lisa Walters and the Priest behind. , Jane McMullen, leave with one less worry on my mind. , Kathy McSweegan, leave without ever having to come back. I, Julie Mercier, leave the store, Lerner ' s, to anyone who wants to go in it, that ' s you Cin ' . I, Natalie Michaud, leave to Mr. Foley the memories of me, Karen, and Ann in our F channel folder. I, Mary Lou Misick, leave all the party times in my Camaro to Mary and Tisia. I, Kevin Morin, leave this school wishing the best of luck to the administration and Mr. Dennis and company. I, Patty Montemerlo, leave with Gail Bigos to be rowdie forever. I, Larry Muldoon, leave all my bad jokes and keep all my good ones. I, Dave Muska, leave for Florida. I, Judy Nelson, leave Bessie to rot in the student parking lot. I, Eileen Nesteruk, leave W.L.H.S. with all my friends. I, Judy Pasha, leave my nose to Diane Avlas. I, Nancy Pavlik, leave my nickname, Moma , to the next junior who can live up to the name. I, Tom Peacock, leave my book collection to the school library, which has fewer books than I do. I, Loralyn Pearce, leave my Yankee pennant to Mr. McKeown hop¬ ing it will change his misguided loyalty. I, Kathy Perry, leave the WLHS with many happy memories to remember always. I, David Pesci, leave my red sneakers to Coach McKenna. Page I, Lorraine Picard, leave my tension to the school. I, Steve Pivin, leave all of my homework I did not do — still left undone! I, Colleen Ploszay, happily leave my sister, Patti, back at good ole WLHS. I, Cindy Pomeroy, leave remembering all the great times with D.C., j.F., G.C., Y.L., K.P., j.N., and last but not least N.N. I, Lori Quagliaroli, leave Lisa saying crazzzy, willde guys! I, Donna Quinn, leave Lane 1 to Sue. I, Claudia Rachele, leave one of my cells to Mr. james O ' Brien for cloning. I, Garret Ratcliffe, leave my breaststroke record to Peter Belanger. I, Chris Renfro, leave all my outstanding grades, to whoe¬ ver wants them. I, Susan Rittlinger, leave all my books and knowledge to MaryAnn. P.S. Maria and Kathy, It was GRF AT. I, Anna Rocconella, leave Lisa Sanzaro my nickel. I, Debbie Rondinone, leave my Vega, stalled, in the teacher ' s parking lot. I, Robert Rosenberg, leave all my griefs I had as Band President to the next one. I, David Sabala, leave Cheryl Tiegs ' picture to the next person who gets my locker. I, Tim Sheehan, leave my pregame seat to Bob Flynn and I, Pete Sherba, leave my turtle club membership to Curt Schiessl and my bondo leg to Coach Sullivan. I, Donna Simoneau, leave unused gym sneakers to my brother. I, Skip Skrabal, leave my Roman Catholic religion to Mr. Borchetta. I, Holly M. Storms, leave WLHS a proud state champion. I, Jim Sullivan, leave 100 pounds of green M M ' s to Mr. Gatto. I, John Swider, leave my nickname Tates to whoever wants it. , Patty Szykula, leave WLHS knowing as much as I did when I came in. , Beth Teed, leave with all my friends to Cape Cod. , Bill Tezack, leave a new bridge in Suffield. , Susan Thresher, leave my first baseman ' s spot for any unde¬ serving underclassman who can stop ground balls. I, Diane Tremblay, leave my tennis ability to L.B. I, Debbie True, leave all my misspelled words to Mrs. Alford. I, MaryAnn Turnberg, leave Mary Lou at the fireman ' s conven¬ tion in Wethersfied. I, Lorie Twitchell, leave warning the teachers of the oncoming Twitchell, Good Luck. I, Loretta Unnold, leave my height to the freshman. I, Lynn Valbona, leave my fast walking to anyone who can match me. I, Judy VanSchelt, leave for a nice day at the beach. I, Amy Wadsworth, leave behind all the good times I had at Windsor Locks High, and take the bad times with me. I, Kathy Walker, leave this school finally. I, Marty Walsh, leave morning workouts for the birds. I, Leslie Wenc, leave the future winning Girls ' Cross Country Team. I, Marilyn Whitaker, leave my cast, wheelchair, and elevator key to any deserving senior looking for a legitimate excuse. I, Dawn Zorgdrager, leave to live. I, Robert Zukauskas, leave my drawings and portraits of rock stars. Page Page Page99 . . . Each player on this team — whether he shines in the spot¬ light of the backfield or eats dirt in the line — must be an All- American. Bradley Varsity Soccer 96 THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): M. Loughran, P. Lowe,). Christopherson, B. Sabala, K. Claffey, B Flynn. Middle Row: D. Muska, T. Grogan, V. Grieco, D. Lang, M. Saletnick, R. Losty, P. Sherba, M. Gemme, B Rague, M. Topor. Back Row: Coach D. Sullivan,). Walsh, M. Malone, R. Lowe, S. Logan, T. Sheehan, M. Critz, C. Schiessl, G. Hamilton, M. Broome, T. Dengenis. O O 03 CU SENIORS: Front Row (l-r): M. Topor, M. Broome, D. Muska, P. Sherba, T. Sheehan, T. Den- genis. Back Row: P. Lowe, C. Hamilton, S. Logan, M. Saletnik, D. Lang, M. Loughran. Team Record: Regular Season 10 - 4-2 Tournament: 4-1 O 03 CU Junior Varsity Soccer THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): C. Ingra ham, S. Flint, S. Stumbers, K. Claffey, V. Crieco, E. Lavoye, M. Nicholson,). Stew¬ art, T. Matt esen. Back Row: Coach D. Johnson, R. Duwell, E. Zetterholdm, R. McDaniel, S. Lavoye, K. Moriarty, B. Sabala, Mgr. D. Grant, Mgr. B. Stine, Mgr.). Magnani. 98 Page X 0 2 Freshman Soccer THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): S. Riddell, J. Latorra, D. McCarthy, J. Johnson, D. Callahan, D. Mathvink. Back Row: A. Mitchell, J. Pohorylo, M. True, D. Stanton, Mgr. S. Pigeon, Mgr K. Pashos, Coach F Beaudry 99 Page 103 Page 104 THE CAPTAINS ' ' THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): L. Woodhouse, M. Allen, B. King, R. Pepin, G. Jubrey, M. Mancino, P. Michalewicz, P. Wrabel. Middle Row: D. Ludden, C. Kervick, M. Gunther, T. Savage, M. Frank, J. Saccente, M. Wytenus, B. Claffey, C. Grant. Back Row: T. Mancino, C. Rob¬ erts, J. Corpora, R. Calusine, M. Savage, M. Dinocenza, J. Seaha, S. O ' Connor, T. Leclair, D. Rosenberg, G. Leclair. Page 105 Freshman Football Success begins with a fellow ' s will — It ' s all in the state of mind. Wintle Coach O ' Brien THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r):). Frawley, K. Rosa, C. Hebert. Middle Row: R Beltrandi, T. Lee, D. Cardiliko. Back Row: G. Frechette, ). Hannagan,). Loughran. Missing From Picture: D. Woodhouse, J. Jack- son, J. McKinstry, B Claffey, T. Tuller, T. Moran, W. Rossi, C. Draghi, R. Tracy. 102 Page 106 Varsity Field Hockey THE TEAM: Front Row (I- r): L. Burk, P. Kane, P. Plo- zay, ). Raynard, M. McNamara, M. Berube. Middle Row: ). Sadowski, K. Thresher, K. Ludden, C. McCarthy, L. Tambussi, C. Frawley, Mgr. K. Micha- lewicz. Back Row: Coach K. Collins, Coach D. Teske, I. VanSchelt, N. Danyluk, D. Gifford, D. Zorgdrager, G. Bigos, J. Fitzgerald, S. Thresher, |. Nelson, H. Storms, L. Mathvink, Mgr B. Connors. 103 o 03 CU Experience teaches slowly and at the cost of mistakes. Froyde SENIORS: Front Row (l-r): D. Zorgdrager, S. Thresher, |. Van Schelt, ). Nelson. Middle Row: L. Mathvink, J. Fitzgerald, G. Bigos. Back Row: H. Storms. Junior Varsity Field Hockey 105 CT ' O 03 CU Cross Country GIRLS ' TEAM: Front Row (l-r): L. Wenc, M. Leonard. Back Row: R. Armstrong, M. Montecalvo. THE CAPTAINS 106 Page 110 BOVS ' TEAM: Front Row (l-r): J. Amoroso, C. Glazier. Back Row: J. Cannon, R. Chris- topherson, J. Kurmaskie. Missing From Picture: M. Gebhart, J. Kearns. 107 Page 111 Girls Swim Team THE TEAM: From Row (l-r): L. Chapman, K. Starr, P. Quinn, M. Peluso, D. Curry, S. Barry, A. Stecewicz. Middle Row: H. McGee, S. Gragnolati, K Sargent, P Hillery. Back Row: P. Belanger, M. Johnson, D. Quinn. Page -L X Z Page llj Varsity Fall Cheerleading no Page 114 Winter Varsity Cheerleading Page llj Fall and Winter Junior Varsity Cheerleading THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): C. Drapeau, L. MacDougald. Middle Row: L. Oliva, J. Morgan- son. Back Row: C. O ' Keefe, S. Golden, K. Pashos. 112 VO 03 CU Boys ' Swim Team THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): S. Peluso, T. Peacock, J. Walsh, A. Stevenson, P. Belanger, K. Ratcliffe. Back Row: J. Stewart, K. Chapman, D. Letendre, P. Belanger, M. Dupont. Missing From Picture: M. Walsh, C. Ratcliffe, J. Getz, B. Kresser. 113 Page 11 Page 118 Boys ' Varsity Basketball THE TEAM: Eroni Row (l-r): K Fahey, |. Flanders, S. Bycenski, | Perrone. Bar k Row: Senior, Kevin Fahey Coach [). Sullivan. T. Grogan, B. Flynn, D. Roalo 115 6ir s,,d Page X 2 0 Boys ' Junior Varsity B asketball Coach B McKeown THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): E. Staron, T. Hanson, D. Ludden, J. McGowan. Back Row: Coach B. McKeown, P. Fahey, P. Demers, D. Pease. Missing From Picture: D. Reale,). Per- rone, R. Lowe. 117 T 7 T 8§ed - - | Fjj £ THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): J. Johnson, D. Callhan, J. Louby, D. McCarthy, M. Caruso, K. Rosa. Back Row: T. Whitten, J. Latorra, R. Ehlinger, E. Staron, S. Johnson, C. Stoecker, B. Claffey. Manag¬ ers: T. Bisco, D. Boucher. 77T 8§e d Girls ' Varsity Basketball THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): C. Preli, D. Gifford, J. Fitzgerald, T. Carter, H. Storms, J. Van Schell. Back Row: G. Masse, K. Michalewicz, K. Thresher, L. Burk, C. McCarthy. Dribble down and. . . blast Gaskins 119 C 7 T Page 124 Girls ' Junior Varsity Basketball THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): A. Taylor, P. Kane, L. Grayson, K. McDermott. Back Row: K. Greene, C. McCarthy, D. Gifford, K. Thresher, K. Michalewicz, Coach D. Johnson. Page -L Z G) Gymnastics THE TEAM: Front Row (l-r): M. Berube, T. Lavalley, j. Riddell, D. Tambussi, C. Roberts, C. Noyes. Middle Row: L. Sproul, C. Berube, L. D ' Arrigo, L. Wenc, M. Montecalvo, P. Spencer. Back Row: Coach S. Files, L. Colombi, S. Cannon, A. D ' Arrigo, S. Pigeon, Coach D. Teske, Mgr. H. Skinner. 122 VO CM 03 CU 7 T 8§E d Page X 2 8 Page 129 Juniors IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (I r) l Banning, President; M. O ' Boyle, Secretary; R Flynn, Vice-President. A. Lowe, Treasurer 126 Page 130 127 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: First Row (l-r): B Cannon, R. Thivierge, K Raf¬ ferty, D. Bologna, C. Leddy, J. Tedone. Middle Row: L. Jordan, S. Cragnolati, D. Christian, L. Pepin. Top Row: L. Banning, R. Flynn, M. O ' Boyle, H. McGee. Missing From Picture: A. Lowe. t c T aSej Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: (l-r): l) Marlons. Treasurer; D Colli, Vice-President; R V alExjna. President. C. Grant, Secretary. 7 c T C C T Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS: (l r): D. Delisle, sec.; M. McNamara, pres.; Karen Starr, vice-pres.; Laura McGee, treas. Page 134 Page X O C T Student Council Man ' s capacity for justice makes democracy possible... Niebuhr SENIORS: (Below, l-r): R. Christopherson, D. Pesci. (Mid¬ dle): R. Pepin, J. Taylor, B. Tezack. JUNIORS: (Bottom): J. McGowan, M. King, M. Netcoh, C. Kervick. Missing From Picture: B. Rague. OFFICERS: (Top l-r): Adviser: Mr. C. O ' Leary. R Christopherson, D Pesci, R. Pepin, M. Netcoh. SOPHOMORES: (Middle) B. Montecalvo, M. Critz, J. Stewart, L. Went. Missing From Picture: B. Woodhouse. FRESHMEN: (Bottom): P. Biggs, M. McNamara, R. Goulet, C. Perleom 134 Page 138 Chorus MEMBERS: Front Row (l-r): j. McGee, K. Moran, M. Leonard, P. Priest, K. Morin, C. Bartley, ). Sturgis, and W. Lombard. Director: Mr. Rinaldi. Back Row: A. Bart¬ ley, S. Bartley, T. Peacock, D. Gifford, l Daniel, L. Lodola, A. Dessaint, L. Howes, and C. Frawley. Missing From Picture: 13. Clements. Seniors 135 Page 139 Band Front Row (l-r): R. Thivierge. I) Gross, L. Veit, S. Peluso, I Tedone, M. Peluso, S. Zorgdrager, D. Merc ler. Second Row: I). Sullivan, E Kulas, V. Nel¬ son, R Rosenburg, T. Desroches, M. Goodric h, A. Slecewicz, l). Cillo, S. Banach. Third Row: T Sav¬ age, A. Bartley, K. Hebert, P Duval, K. Mancarella, M. Savage, S. Dziok, |. Bonito, D Deschaine. Back Row | Saccente. T. Brangan, M. Gebhart, |. Loughran, L. Block, I Dion, M. Holmes, E Gross, G. Hebert, Mr. Neil Rinaldi. Missing From Pic ture: |. Fitzpatrick. A. Garbolski, A. Novakowski. Mr. Neil Rinaldi, Band Leader J. Bonito, Vice President; R. Thivierge, Secretary; R. Rosenburg, Presi¬ dent. 136 Page 140 THE COLORCUARD: Front Row (l-r): C. Condon, B. Ajaski, B. Shuler, Color Guard: D. Thiv- K. Rafferty, majorette, ierge. Back Row: D. Fredette, D. Piktel, T. Reid, S. Bertrand, L. Daniel (captain). Missing From Picture: L. MacDougald. 137 THE SENIORS: (l-r): D. Cillo, M. Gebhart, J. Bonito, E. Gross, A. Novakowski. Missing From Picture: M. Holmes, R. Rosenburg. Page 141 Pine Meadow Players MEMBERS: Front Row (l-r): M. Karolczuk, A. Bartley, L. Banning, S. Lillibridge, L. Des- saint. Second Row: T. Anderson, D. Arm¬ strong, J. Tennant, W. Grant, L. Kupec, D. Fortin, L. Monnachio. Third Row: S. Pea¬ cock, T. Borchetta, D. DeLisle, L. McGee, E. Kryszpin, E. Grello, ). Hannigan. Back Row: D. Christian, P. Duval, R. Zukauskas, M. Lil¬ libridge, ). Sullivan, L. Muldoon, K. Griffin. Missing From Picture: P. Belanger, B. Curry, L. Daniel, J. Poulin, and B. Sampson. 138 Page 142 Adviser: Mr. Gatto Audiences everywhere respond to the magic of a play 139 Page 143 THE STAFF: Front Row (l-r):). Martin, W. Grant. Second Row: L. Pearce, K. Con¬ nor, K. Aston, C. Leddy. Back Row: M. Barile, R. DiBacco, K. Clement, L. Wenc. The Crier THE TEAM: (l-r): R. Christopherson, D. Christian, Mr. J. Catto, Adviser, W. Grant, D. Sabala, L. Muldoon. Missing From Picture: M.). Maxwell, Adviser. 140 Page 144 Student Tutoring Math Team ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TUTORS: Front Row (l-r): M. Stroud, D. Gagne, C. Antonacci, and ). Mor- ganson. Second Row: D. DeLisle, T. Borchetta, B. Cannon, and R. Snow. Third Row: P. Irwin, M. Lacasse, T. Dombrowski, and P. Belanger. Back Row: S. Zorgdrager, M. Bertrand, and C. Manning. Missing From Picture: N. Parry. Adviser: Mrs. Ferrin Qoo q Q] ED ©© E3 d3 (3 0 0 GD SB El 13 Q ? MEMBERS: Front Row (l-r): C. Ingraham, B. Christopherson, L. Lefebvre, and T. Peacock. Adviser: Mr. Gragnolati. Back Row: R. Duwell, B. Cannon, J. Sadowski, and S. Lillibridge. Missing From Picture: B. Manning. • « 141 Page 145 Audio-Visual Department Mrs. Agnes Lose, secretary A. V. AIDES: (l-r): T. Blakley, R. Bleau, W. Noll, K. Morin, D. Martens, Mr. Leo Dennis, R. Zukauskas, C. Draghi, S. Bertrand, A. Coutu. Missing From Picture: C. Army, L. Theriault, R. Wichniewicz. Page 146 Cannon Mountain Senior Ski Weekend Is that Yolande behind those Foster Grants? A change of scene: New Hampshire in the snow. A Did you say that the food was supposed to be good here? 143 Page 147 This year for the first time, Wind¬ sor Locks High School has added two exchange students to the senior class: Carla Cerrato of Italy and Maria Xavier of Brazil. Both Carla and Maria came to the United States unable to speak English. They came to experience a new way of life, fam¬ ily, friends, school, and much more. We, the class of 79 are glad to have been a part of this new experience. They have been an asset to our class and school. We are proud to have them as members of our class, and especially proud to have them as our friends. Carla Cerrato Friendship knows no lan¬ guage or boundary. It tran¬ scends cultures and travels outward from the heart. 144 Maria Xavier Dear Carla and Maria, We will have many fond memories of your stay with us. We wish you the best of luck in your careers. May you have happy memories and much hap¬ piness in the future. Your friends, The Class of 79 00 03 CU American Field Service . . . The purpose of this organi¬ zation shall be to develop understanding and friendship between people and their cul¬ tures . . . Front Row (I - r) N. Michaud, P Daudelin, B. Christopherson, C. ukauskas, S laBree Second Row: C. Holcomb, K. Morin, S. Shea, K. Morin, M. Leonard, A. Dessaint, M. Xavier Third Row: A Goormaghtigh, t Blais, D. Giampolo, A. Coutu. M. Pascoe, K Bloomquist, K McCann, k l)es- pard, M. Bertrand Bac k Row: M Watersc hoot, S. Rittlinger, M. Gebhart, 1) Sabala. Mr Maxwell. Missing From Pic lure: S Bertrand, C. Cerrato, M Franklin, S. Grant, M Karolc zuk, M. I illibridge, T Mrykalo, l Muldoon, S. Pivin, L Sanzaro, T. Staley. L. Whitten Mr. J, Maxwell, Adviser 145 Page 149 THE SENIORS: Front Row (l-r): K. Morin, A. Goormaghtigh, M. Gebhart, S. LaBree, D. Sabala, B. Christopherson. Back Row: N. Michaud, C. Holcomb, S. Rittlinger, K. McCann, M. Pascoe, K. Despard, C. Cerrato, M. Xavier. Missing From Picture: S. Bertrand, S. Grant, M. Karolczuk, M. Lillibridge, L. Muldoon, S. Pivin. THE OFFICERS: E. Blais, President; D. Giampolo, Treasurer. Missing From Picture: S. Pivin, Vice-President; S. Bertrand, Sec¬ retary. 146 03 CU 150 Page lb 1 Page -L U 3 Or f D ' Afriw Superintend? at Hr. C tandall, Admin . Asst. Dr E CrormdK Special Seroices Board of £d U-r:) C. C. Elanders, ft. Hamilton, CotmaUj A. He £ e. Hissing :ftr$. ft ftpKscn. 150 03 CU 154 1 c;c; 156 M. O ' t.edhj, Nurse. S’ tose, Health Aide. M- Awello, Special Education £. Harris Special Education. O ' . tOarburlo n , Nurse ' s Lidt instructor O ' . Callahan, Special £d. Aide. £. SdLoltllt, £. J). teacher 03 CU 157 158 159 Page 160 160 Page 164 Page 168 Page 169 Pagel. 1 Page-L u Page 174 Faculty Quiz Name: Directions: Read the comments and descriptions in Col- umn A and match them with the choices in Column B. You may only use each choice once. Column A Column B _ 1. Now how many of you agree with that? a. Mrs. Jestin 2. Off to the Senate again? b. Mr. Gatto 3. Manana hay examen c. Mrs. Carroll 4. Ya gotta have finesse d. Mr. Buckley 5. Our favorite storyteller e. Mr. Kausch 6. Director of the year f. Mr. Buckley _ 7. Do your time sheets, girls. g. Miss McLeod _ 8. Are you waiting to see someone? h. Mr. Anastasia _ 9. Who belongs to that VW Bus? i. Mrs. Wawruck 10. That ' s another U-ee! j. Miss Colby 11. Shhh ... k. Mr. Flaherty 12. Looks are deceiving 1. Mr. Dolan 13. Teacher says. . . m. Coach Collins _14. Hey, are you in school today? n. Mrs. Alford 15. How ' bout it, eh? o. Mrs. Fitzgerald 16. Adiabatics p. Mr. Muska (Guidance) 17. m-hmm q. Mrs. Stecowicz _18. Name? What year are you in? r. Mr. Beaudry _19. IMS Like 1 always say: There ' s s. Mr. O ' Leary one in every crowd. t. Mr. Gallo _20. How are ya? 171 Page 1 3 CAFETERIA STAFF: (l-r): F. Laferriere, B Morello, M. Brazalovich, Y. Carnevale, ). McGowan, T. Bazyk, L. Pinatti, E. Ignazio. Missing From Picture: E. Jelinek, A. Loveland, L. O ' Donnell. JANITORIAL STAFF: (Centered middle, l-r): S. DiPinto, M. Gragnolati, E. Case, H. Michaud. Miss¬ ing From Picture: M. Verre, J. McCormick, J. McGloin. 172 VO 03 CU act x; i97 . Jjmericci celebrates 2jOO k birthday .. . Jbrnrrul Corner elected President Cincinnati wins ' Uorld Series .,. Hello VoUu ”... Innsbruck, and Vlcm-treal Olympics .. .“Saturday Xtiqht true, ‘and Chevy Chase . Pocky ' . • • “Jaws” Chevy ACT TT: 1977 liheKooi ... . J 0.1 tn. c. . D UC UOUt 4 t New york, ' .. Son of Sam.... Gay nahtS ... Garu GiUrnort case . .. Roots )} ... Acr in:- ms BliziarcLcf 78 . -. f Oavesjn ... People ' s Temple .. friQht Niaht }?3i? 7 ™ r ; TdhrxPaulIt ??crcfrn A tefc lHoU5t ”- ert + q.. . ACTJl- 1979 _ v fWy Pair tody ' ... Three Mile Island,... Gas I £!% £ ;i (( W Deer Hunter .. Peace treaty itl I IdidcLle East.. .Tarn Tut exhibits in 7iew }jorlc.. a V2 e3 J 1 L4™ J 1 Z • • ' Patty nearsl released.. • • • kooIsIV . .. W£H5xtosS of 197$ graduates... Pagel. We move off the -stage reluc tant l y , having ' passe d_our -time in the spe ght. HnW ever, thgjjieroory -e t - u r-perforTmTTce will echo” u thr ough t he-emptv4j� eatre- � 175 , ON 03 CU The Herald Staff THE HERALD STAFF: Bottom Row (l-r): ). Fitzgerald, J. Cannon, M. Callahan, L. Lefebvre. Sec¬ ond Row: W. Grant, K. McCann, L. Pearce, D. Sabala, J. Frank, C. Pomeroy, J. Frawley. Third Row: L. Muldoon, M. Johnson, K. Connor, L. Colo, Adviser. C. Pomeroy, Senior Biography Editor. D. Sabala and). Fitzgerald, Sports Co-editors. W. Grant, Managing Editor. J. Frawley, Editor-in-Chief. L. Muldoon, Photography Editor. 176 O 00 03 CU THE HERALD BUSINESS BOARD: (l-r): C. Pomeroy, C. Alford, D. Levesque, M. Fortin. Sitting: A. Rocconella. SENIOR ACTIVITIES AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: (l-r): M. Johnson, co-editor; L. Lefebvre, co-editor; M. Callahan. ). Frawley, L. Colo, Adviser. THE HERALD TYPING STAFF: (l-r): L. Marinone, C. Rachele, |. Nelson, P. Montemerlo. FEATURES COMMITTEE: W. Grant, K. Connor, co- FACULTY COMMITTEE: (l-r): J. Frank, co-editor; C. Pomeroy; L. Muldoon; L. Pearce, co¬ editors. editor; K. McCann. 177 Page 181 The 1979 HERALD staff would like to express its sin¬ cere appreciation to the fol¬ lowing people: Mike Ryan, our photogra¬ pher. Thanks for helping us meet that final deadline! Rich Bujak and Jim Can¬ non for their photography. Jim McBride for his cover design and artwork and Ginette Caron for her art¬ work. P.S. To all the faculty mem¬ bers who put up with us, we would like to express our special thanks. Acknowledgements 178 Page X 8 2 Page 183 Page 185 Page 186 NORTHERN CONNECTICUT NATIONAL BANK nu WINDSOR LOCKS, CONNECTICUT 06096 WINDSOR LOCKS ENFIELD EAST WINDSOR ELLINGTON BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 00 00 03 CU BRETT - FLANDERS INSURANCE AGENCY 21 North Street Windsor Locks, CT 06096 623-3333 CT ' 00 03 CU DALEY ' S HALL —HILL GARDENS 548-550 Halfway House Road Windsor Locks, CT 06096 Flowers for All Occasions Gifts for All Occasions Fenton and Westmoreland Glass We Wire Flowers World Wide O 03 CU : : : : : : : I C. H. DEXTER Producers of SPECIALITY NONWOVENS FOUNDED 1767 C. H. DEXTER DIVISION THE DEXTER CORPORATION ONE ELM STREET WINDSOR LOCKS. CONN 06096 : mS 187 Page 191 THE DIAMOND CENTER from 1-91 North 1-91 South from HTFD. (15 Minutes) (15 Minutes) SPFLD. 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