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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

Page CO Page THE HERALD Windsor Locks High School Windsor Locks, CT LD Page CONTENTS Constructors p. 18 Apprentices p. 104 When the Whistle Blows p. 114 Foremen p. 146 After Hours p. 162 Contracts p. 178 VO Page Each of us is, in essence, a constructor, growing and maturing, yet the structure we build is uniquely our own. The framework came first gradually, from which all else will stem. Page Just as a building is con¬ structed, so our lives are con¬ structed. We have placed each board carefully, letting our structure take many shapes. We found our building was supported as we added more stories and more stairs, each step leading us forward. 4 00 Page With the help of our co¬ workers our building has been strengthened. Many sto¬ ries have been completed. We will continue to build and help to better ourselves and the people around us. D b£ as CU Page Page THE FIRST STORY CURTS. CHRIS D. JOHN M. ELLEN C. STAN S. BONNIE B. LYNN F. LAURIE D. 10 SUEL. DANNY S. CHRIS A. DAVE R Page Page ROBBINS. LISAH. LORI H. DAVE AND JUNE ANN L. JEANNE H. JOES. BERTV. BECKYS. DIANE C. ROND. PATTI P. JENNIFER K. NANCY D. DONNA D. CHRIS F. PATS. VICTOR G. TERRY M. LAURIE W. LEANNE K. TAMIQ. Page CLASS FA VORITES SONG Turn The Page GROUP The Doors FEMALE SINGER Linda Ronstadt MALE SINGER Bob Seger ACTRESS Sally Fields ACTOR Burt Reynolds MOVIE Animal House MALE TEACHER Mr. Borchetta FEMALE TEACHER Mrs. Dodd SPORT Soccer CAR Corvette DRINK Beer FOOD Pizza ANIMAL Dog hangout Specs . PASTIME Partying SEASON Summer VACATION SPOT Beach HOLIDAY + Christmas 14 During the past four years, his guidance, friendship, involvement and understanding have helped us to build ourselves. For this reason, we, the CLASS OF 1981, dedicate the HERALD to: Mr. Robert Oliva. Page Our Senior year has finally come . . . and gone. We look forward to reaching the summit of our building years. Anticipation overtook our thoughts and served as a basis for building our future, through planning, preparing, and constructing. When we found we had made a mis¬ take in our actions, we simply renovated our ideas to fit our original plans. In our constructing, we found that the help and understanding of others along the way made the job that much easier and enjoyable. We found that with the guidance and compan¬ ionship of those who helped us, we reached all of our ideals and goals. Together we worked, learned, studied, and laughed. Most importantly, we grew together to reach a common goal — maturity. We have built our lives to prepare ourselves for the reality of being in the adult world. Our new sense of maturity and wisdom have helped us greatly in facing up to this reality. Now, as we look back on our four years, we realize that our constructing has not yet been completed. We will still continue to grow, learn, and build. As we leave high school in pursuit of our own lives, we remember both the good times and the bad. But with this, each of us has grown into a stronger, more independent person. We can only hope now that each of us will, continue to build, grow, and learn from our past and future experiences. Until we meet again, may you all stay happy and well. “How lucky I am to have known someone so special, that saying good-bye is so damned awful.” 16 O CM Page SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS (1-r): Mark Critz, Pres.; June Mag- nani, Sec.; Joanne Sadowski, Treas.; Curt Schiessl, Vice- Pres. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Front Row (1-r): Vicky Nelson, Joanne Sadowski, Carol Preli, Mark Critz, Donna Grant, Becky Stine, June Magnani; Back Row (1-r); Steve LaVoye, Victor Grieco, Peter Demers, Curt Schiessl, Brian Sabala, Robert Valbona, Kathy Clements, Michael Barile. 17 CM Page c o N s T R U c T O R S We build the ladder by which we rise and we mount to its summit round by round. 19 CO CM HOLLAND Page JOHN APRLA BRIAN ARCURI Stories: Going to parties; talking with my friends; having a good time Penthouse To go to Texas as soon as I graduate. Trademark They call me crazy; but I have a good time. ’ Anonymous LISA ANN ARGRAVES Stories: Partying with my friends; summers at the beach. Penthouse: To keep smiling; to be successful in all I do; to own my own house even though the prices are outrageous; to be with Mark forever. Trademark: Through the experiences of the past we descend ahead to a future where we fend for our expansion of growth in this world and beyond. 20 CM Page CHRISTOPHER ARMY “Arms” Stories: A.V. I. 2, 3. 4; Model U.N. 3, 4; Golf 3; Piano; Banjo; Hiking; Camping; Going lo the movies; Listening to old Glenn Miller tunes. Penthouse To at least be successful enough in busi¬ ness to own a Mercedes 450 SL. Trademark: “Live today as you would live forever, and pray today for preparation of death tomorrow.” Gliha i RUSSELL AYOUB “Arab Stories: Going to parties and having a good time. Penthouse To live life to the fullest extent; would like to be employed at Hamilton Standard as a machinist. Trademark “You cannot rest on your successes of today if you want to do better tomorrow.” Ayoub CHARLES BANNING “Chuck” Stories: JV Soccer 3; Going to the beach; bowling. Penthouse: To become a professional bowler and to travel around the world. Trademark: “To be successful in everything I do.” Anonymous MICHAEL ANTHONY BARILE Grease” ories: Sr. Exec. Comm.; Sr. Mag. Capt.; Crier 1,2, |low any and all sports; Very active in national, ite, and local politics; and will gamble on anything d everything - and win! ademark: “Extremism in the defense of liberty is vice . Moderation in the pursuit of justice is no tue. _ .. LOUIS BENEA LD CM 21 Page STEPHEN S. BERTRAND “Steve Stories Fr. Soccer 1; Var. Track 2; A.F.S. 2, 3; A.V. I, 2, 3, 4; Drawing; Writing; Going to concerts; Being with my friends; Cruising; I.H.L. Penthouse To become a successful artist and to cre¬ ate the wildest fantasies. Trademark: I had a dream the other night, it’s truth I can’t explain. I dreamt of hope and love in sight. A world that had no pain.” Bertrand MAUREEN BERUBE “Mo Stories: Field Hockey JV 1, Var. 2, 3; Gymnastics Var. 1, 2, 3; Track Var. 2; Concerts; Going to the beach; I.H.L. Penthouse: To make the best of what I get from life. Trademark: Only follow the roads in life that lead to good times and happiness. Berube ROBERT BERUBE Rob” Stories DECA I; Motorcross; Hockey; Listening to the Rolling Stones. Penthouse. To buy another R.M. DEBRA SUSAN BLAKE Debbie Stories: Grad. Usherette 2, 3; J.A. I, 2, 3,4; Going to concerts. Penthouse: To achieve whatever goals I may have and to always be surrounded by those I love; to make it to Florida with Kathy. Trademark: “Let someone you love free; if he returns, he’s yours; if he doesn’t, he never was. Because, those who leave feel not the pain of parting, it is those that stay behind who suffer. Anonymous THOMAS AGAN BLAKELY Thom Stories: Tennis I, 3,4; A.V. I, 2, 3; J.A. 3. Penthouse: To make it through college and to be a success in my own business. Trademark: “A friend is someone who can sec through you and still enjoy the show. Anonymous RAYMOND BLEAU Stories: Freshman Football; A.V. I. 2, 3; J.V. Tennis 2. 3, Var. 4; Eating at Macs; Going to the beach; Sunny days; Playing “Asteroids ; Sleeping. Penthouse: To be an air traffic controller; A degree in aeronautical science; Own a Camaro. Trademark: “Nothing is as beautiful as real strength and nothing is as strong as real beauty.” 22 CM L ROBERT BLONDIN “Din” Stories D E C.A. 1,2; Skiing with my friends; Party¬ ing with all the people I know; Lying on the beach; Plain old relaxing. Penthouse: To be successful in everything I attempt and to cruise to sunny California on my Low Rider. Trademark: “Sworn to fun. loyal to none. ALAN BOUCHARD Stories: D.E.C.A. I; Partying; Going to concerts; Music; Drumming; Trailriding. Penthouse: To have a career in music and to look bavk at my high school years as enlightening. I hope • rudemark: “I’ve been living. I had to take my time and change my style. Now I wonder, is something going to make it all worthwhile. S.W DANIEL BONADIES “Bonzo” Stories: Electronics I, 2; D.E.C.A. 3; Writing; Play¬ ing guitar; Partying; Going to concerts. Penthouse: To become a successful poet. Trademark: Each day of my life is like a raindrop, they collect together to form a lake that will either withstand or dry up when I am gone.” Bonadies BONNIE-MARIE BONAIUTO “Bonzo Stories: A.F.S. 2; D.E.C.A. 3; Going to the beach; Dancing; Music; Crafts. Penthouse: To always find happiness where I go and in what I choose to do. Trademark “For every challenge that we ' ve met; tomorrow holds one better yet. for every dream that we fulfill; tomorrow holds one greater still. Anonymous LORI JEANNE BOUFFARD “Bouffv Stories: D.E.C.A. 3; Eating; Movies; Bowling; Camping; Doing nothing. Penthouse: Travel; live in a log cabin on top of the highest mountain; hang glide; always have friends; never give up stuffed animals; buy a motorcycle. Trademark “Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain; teardrops and laughter, pleasing and pain. We canU have all bright days, but one thing is true, no cloud is so dark that the sun can’t shine through.” Anonymous TIMOTHY J. BRANGAN Tim” Stories Band I. 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; D.E.C.A. 3. Penthouse: To be happy and successful in whatever I pursue. Trademark “The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we arc moving. Holmes 23 CM Page Page ANN BRISTOL “Annie” Stories: Spending time with Jimmy; Eating french fries and drinking chocolate milk-shakes; Having a good time with friends. Penthouse: To someday be able to have all the things I ' ve dreamed of having. Trademark: The gold of friendship is a magic thing, the more we spend it on each other, the richer we become.” Anonymous DENISE ANN CAMILLERI “Dee” Stories: Var. Soccer 3, 4; Town Soccer; Swimming; Skiing; Concerts; Going to the beach; Partying with my friends. Penthouse: To travel all over; Live my life to its ful¬ lest and always be happy. Trademark “Remember yesterday; Dream of tomor¬ row; but live for today.” Anonymous BRIAN BULGAJEWSKI SUZANNECANNON Sue” Stories: gymnastics, Var. I, 2. Penthouse: To hold on to the few precious things I have now and never have to let go. Trademark: “Whether the sky is blue or gray ... there’s always something to love in everyday.” Anonymous EDWARDS. BYCENSKI “Hed Stories: Going to concerts; Playing Rock and Roll; Taking life as easy as possible. Penthouse: Expanding my education on life, people, and on earning large sums of currency. Trademark: “I have clinched and closed with the naked north. I have learned to defy and defend; shoulder to shoulder we have fought it out — yet the wild must win in the end. Robert Service k DALE ELLEN CAREY “Cuzin” Stories: D.E.C.A. 3; Partying with friends; Camping at the beach. Penthouse: To take each day as it arises; To make myself better through experience and take the unfor- seen challenge of the future; Also party along the way. Trademark: “Forget yesterday. I am where I am. I know where I could have been had I done what I did not do. Tell me friend what I can do today to be where I want to be tomorrow. Signad 26 O CO Page BRKNT CARRAGHER “B.C. Stories: Fr. Football I, Var. 2, 3. 4; Tubing. Penthouse To be in school to be a commercial pilot. Trademark: “To always keep going and never find an end. CATHERINE CHARETTE “Cathy” Penthouse: To keep having a good time and enjoy. Trademark “The road of life may be bumpy, you learn plenty about yourself and others. This can be a period of discovery. Anonymous KATHLEEN M.CASE “Cuzin Stories: Traveling; Going to the beach; Partying with friends. Penthouse To travel, try skydiving, and be successful and wealthy in whatever I choose for myself Trademark: I am a free spirit. No one shall set my time or place. Case ELLEN M. CASINGHINO Stories Tutoring I; Sr Mag. Capt.; Lab Assistant 2. 3. 4. Who’s Who 3; J A ; C.Y.O.; C.P.B . Basketball; Red Sox fan. Penthouse. To go to college; to be successful; to always keep smiling; and to someday understand something Mr. Flaherty says. Trademark The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. H Keller JONATHAN CHERPAK “Cherp Stories: Windsor Locks Fire Dept.; Going places with my friends; Dave Colli’s parties; Parades on Satur¬ day. Penthouse: To be a successful draftsman and to work at Kinetic Tool Co.; to always be with my friends Trademark It’s not me that talks fast, but it’s you that listens slow. DC. TAMMY CHIRICO “Chico” Penthouse: To live life to the fullest extent! Trademark For yesterday is but a dream, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Anonymous 27 cn Page JOHN CHRISTOPHERSON “Johnny C. Stories Fr. Soccer Capt. I. Var. 2, 3. 4; J.V. Track I. Var. 2, 3. Capt. 4; Who’s Who 3; Boys ' State Alt. Penthouse To make the best of my life. DAVID JOSEPH COLLI “Col” Stories: Class Vice Pres. 2; Herald Photography Edi¬ tor 4; Student Janitor I, 2, 3, 4; Windsor Locks Fire Dept ; Weekends; Living; The Muppcl Show; Keg Parties in the cellar. Penthouse: To keep my friends, to make new ones, to make everyone happy, and to try to figure this crazy world out. Trademark “It’s not that I talk fast, it’s that you lis¬ ten slow.” Colli 28 JEFFREY REIDCLARKE “Jeff Stories. J.V Baseball 1. 2, Var. 3. 4; Who’s Who 3; Playing Baseball; Golf; Hockey; Snowmobiling; Going to Whaler games Penthouse: To do the best I can in whatever I do. Trademark “The roads of life have many twists and turns, but a man who is successful in life is a man who is smart, forward, and also a winner.” Clarke CATHERINE MARIE CLEMENTS “Kat Stories Pine Meadow Players 3; Sr. Exec. Comm.; St. Robert ' s choir; Going to the drive-in on Saturday nights; E.A.L.; donuts and pizza. Penthouse To become an R.N., be happy, and to be with Eddie. Trademark: “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 sec; today and everyday I ' m just me. Anonymous 4 LORI ANN COLUMBI “Lori Stories: Var Gymnastics 2, 3; J.V. Chcerleading 3; Going to the beach; Being with my friends; Horse¬ back riding; Listening to Bob Segar. Penthouse To take whatever direction in life that would make me happy and keep my friends in the meantime. Trademark “Happy arc those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Suenens DEBORAH THERESA COLONE “Debs” Stories: D.E.C.A. 3; J.A. 1; Going to the beach with my friends; Spending money. Penthouse: To become a successful executive secre¬ tary and to someday own a Mustang Cobra. Trademark: “Without the way there is no going; without the truth there is no knowing; without the life there is no living.” Kempis CM CO Page JACQUELINE A. COLTURI “Jackie” Penthouse: To become a lawyer. Trademark “Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding. Einstein CINDY CRABB Stories: D.E.C.A. 3. Penthouse: To live a happy and successful life. Trademark: “Dream what you dare to dream. Be where you want it to go. Be what you want to live. Anonymous MARK CRITZ KIRSTEN CUSANO “Critter Stories: Suffield Academy — J.V. Soccer I; Var. Track I; Var. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Var. Track 3. 4; Student Council 2; Class Pres. 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Who’s Who 3; Model U.N. 3. 4; Y.A.C. 3. 4; W.L. Soccer; C.Y.O.; Track; Going to beaches in Miami; Girls. Penthouse: To live in California and have my friends visit and share the sun and girls. Trademark: “He is noble only who in word, thought, and deed proves himself a man. CO CO L Page Page CARRIE ANN CYR Stories DEC A I; Going to concerts; Partying with my friends. Penthouse To become a cosmetologist; To see as much of the world as I can. Trademark. If you see someone without a smile give him one of yours. Anonymous NANCY LEE DANYLUK Stories: Field Hockey I. 2; Tutoring I. 2; CRIER I; Tennis Team 1, 2. 3. Capt. 4; V.O.D. contest 2; Model U N. 3. 4; Girls’ State 3; Who ' s Who 3; Poetry Contest 3; N.H.S. 3. 4; HERALD 4; Sr Mag Capt. 4; Reading; Writing; Playing tennis. Penthouse: To travel, add to my library, and write volumes of poetry and prose to dedicate to my family and friends. Trademark “Of all those arts in which the wise excel. Nature’s chief masterpiece is writing well.’’ Sheffield 32 DIANE CZYZNIAK Stories: Tutoring 2. 4; HERALD 4; Dancing; Travel¬ ing; Reading; Spending my favorite times with Ron; New England; Ketchup; The Yankees. Penthouse To do well at college; Marry Ron; Stay close to my family; And go to Heaven when I die Trademark All I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen. Emerson LAURIE D ARRIGO Stories: Track 2; Gymnastics 3; Parties with my friends; Skiing; Eating good food; Riding my bike; Enjoying time with my friends and being myself. Penthouse: To live my life to its fullest the way I like it. Trademark: The wondrous colors of Life’s majesty, only seen by those who look!” G.Z. LISA D’ALEO Stories: J V. Chcerleading 3. Var. 4; Going to the beach; Going to concerts; Listening to my stereo; Being with my friends. Penthouse To reach my goal in life; be happy and make others happy; to someday reach the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Trademark Time is too slow for those who wail, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love. Time is Eternity. Van Dyke MARYLEE DAVIS Mara Lou Stories: Var. Field Hockey I; Var. Tennis 1; Partying with good friends; Cowboy hats; Drawing; Sleeping; Watching the Flintstones. Penthouse: To always be wild and crazy; have a good time; stay close to my friends; to someday own a sil¬ ver BMW Trademark: “It just goes to show ya, it’s always something. Rozanrozanna Danna VO CO Page JOHN M DEGEN Stories Going skiing in New Hampshire; Going to the beach; Going to concerts and camping. Penthouse To be successful in everything I do and never lose the ability to laugh with friends. PETER DEMERS Stories: Freshman Basketball; J.V. 2. Var. 3, Capt. 4; J.V. Baseball I. 2. Var. 3. Capt 4; All-State Base¬ ball; Sr. Exec. Comm.; Who’s Who; Playing hoop and baseball; Specs; Life in general Penthouse To throw a fastball by D.L. Trademark: “He who cannot forgive breaks the bridge over which he himself must pass. Hebert MARY DESROCHES “Mar” Stories: Library Assistant 4. Penthouse: To go through life by being happy and kind; To continue the good friendships I have. Trademark: “Every man has a place, in his heart there’s a space. And the world can’t erase his fanta¬ sies. Maurice White THOMAS D DESROCHES “Roche” Stories: J.V. Tennis I. Band I. 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Play Band I, 2, 3; Band Pres. 3. Penthouse: To start my own music business some¬ where up north, and to never forget my friends and good times. DONNA-LEE DEVIN “Donna Stories: Grad. Usherette 2; Being with good friends and the people I love — R.E.. S.W. Penthouse: To have the strength of my father and the heart of my mother. Trademark: “People so seldom say I love you and then it ' s either too late or love goes, so when I tell you I love you it doesn ' t mean I know you’ll never go, only that I wish you didn’t have to.. Craig-Green 33 CO Page RALPH DIBACCO Stories. J.V Baseball 3, Var. 4; CRIHR I; Going to the movies; Listening to records; Collecting coins; Reading magazines; Playing sports; Watching televi¬ sion; Going to professional sport games. Penthouse. To write a best-selling novel about my life experiences with people and society. Trademark: “If everyone in the world showed love instead of hatred toward his fellow man there would be peace forever. Dibacco L1SADIPOPPO lories: J.A. 2. 3; Rollerskating; Traveling; Being ith my friends; Playing tennis; Ice Skating; Going to le beach; Watching T.V. enthouse To be successful in everything I do and to :t what I want out of life. rademark Happy are those who dream dreams id are willing to make them come true. Anonymous 34 DEBORAH ANN D1BENEDETTO “Dubs Stories: D.E.C.A; To be with my friends; Going to the beach; Eating; Town Softball; Spending time with both M’s; Working; Friday and Saturday nights; Dancing. Penthouse: To make others happy and, for myself, a happy and fulfilling life. Trademark “There arc those who give with joy, and that joy is their reward. Anonymous MICHAEL A DINOCENZA Dino Stories: J.V. Football I. Var. 2, 3. 4; Partying; Hav¬ ing a good time. Penthouse To enjoy life and be independent. Trademark: “As you are I was once. As I am You shall be. Anonymous TRACEY DIPRATO “Coolness Stories: Fr. Basketball; Baseball 1. J.V. 2, Var. 4; Tubing; Partying; Frisbee; Camping; Waterskiing. Penthouse: To travel in my Italian Stallion, and be happv and successful in whatever I do. Trademark: “Success in life is knowing how to learn and love. If you have the affection of others and respect for yourself, you have true wealth. If you can take criticism and dispense tolerance you will enrich everyone.” Anonymous ROSE DOOLEY “Cuzin” Stories: D.E.C.A.; Partying; Going to concerts; Going to the beach. Penthouse: To be successful in whatever I plan to do and to always be happy. Trademark Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Anonymous 00 CO Page CHRISTINE A DRAPEAU “Chrissy Stories Jr Prom Queen; J V Chcerlcading 2. Var. 3, 4. Ski Club I; Music; Guilar; Piano. Parties; Beach. Concerts; Rainbows; Riunite; Being with my friends! Penthouse Live each day to its fullest, take life one step at a time, be happy and successful! Trademark “If you can imagine it. you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Anonymous COLLEEN EVANS STANLEY DZIOK JR “Juk Stories Band I. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band I. 2; Sr Class Play Band 2. 3. Playing the trumpet with Band; Eat¬ ing. Camping Penthouse To try to do my best in anything and everything I do in life Trademark. You only fail when you quit before giv¬ ing it your best try. Anonymous RONALD A DUWELL II Stories Football I; J V Soccer 2; J V Golf 2; Stu¬ dent Council I; N.H.S. 3. 4; Math Team I. 2, 3. 4. HERALD 4; Boys ' State; IHL; Skiing; Going with Diane. Penthouse To do well at college; to marry Diane; to get a good job somewhere in New England and to travel around the world. Trademark “Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I will fear no evil; for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.” Psalm 23 DEBBIE FALSO “Zeb Stories: D.E.C.A. 3; Student Council I; Ski Club 4; Having a good time with all my friends Penthouse: To be successful in a hotel management position. Trademark: “You sec things as they arc and ask why? But I dream things that never were and ask why not? Kennedy PAUL JOSEPH FILIP “Dupo” Stories J V Football I; Going to the beach; Going to rock concerts; Partying at Rainbow Reservoir; Sleep¬ ing; Going on class trips; Going to motorcross races. Penthouse To buy a Honda 750 Supersport and live through the next few years as me and my friends cruise around and have a good time. Trademark Believe nothing of what you hear and only half of what you see because life is like looking into a mirror. Anonymous 35 CO Page KAREN A FLEMING Stories Grad Usherette 2, 3; Sr. Exec. Comm. Alt.; Talking; Eating; Complaining Penthouse To someday talk as fast as Mr. Beaudry. Trademark “Anything worth having is worth cheat¬ ing for.” W.C. Fields MARC FORTIN STEPHEN FLINT “Bufford Stories: Fr. Soccer I, J.V. 2; Fr. Basketball 1, Var. 4; Fr. Football I, J.V. 2; Baseball 1,2, Var. 4. LYNN FRANCOEUR Stories Grad. Usherette 2, 3; C.Y.O. 2; Playing the guitar; Decorating cakes; Rollerskating; Bowling; Goins to Florida; Being with John. Penthouse To learn all I can out of life and to be suc¬ cessful in everything 1 do. Trademark: “If today you are discouraged, try to make tomorrow a better day. Francocur 36 DENICE FORTIN “De-Nephew” Stories: Color guard 3; P.M.P. 2; Riding around with Lori and going to the beach to check out the guys. Penthouse To be an accountant and be with all of my friends. Trademark Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain, teardrops and laughter, pleasing and pain. We can’t have all bright days; but one thing is true, no cloud is so dark that the sun can’t shine through “ Anonymous MITCHELL FRANK “Smitch Stories Fr. Football I, Var. 2. 3. Capt. 4; Going on vacation with Flector and Sav; Going to outdoor con¬ certs; Doing up the 151. Penthouse: To get out of school and finally fly in an airplane. Trademark: “Life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man — sooner or later the man who wins is the one who thinks he can.” Emerson Page40 CHRISTINE R FREDO “Frodo” Stories: Grad. Usherette 2; D.E.C.A. 3; Partying with my friends; Taking long vacations; Sleeping late on Saturdays. Penthouse To open my own restaurant with Gay; to live my life to its fullest while I still can; to be me Trademark: “Time, like all time, is very good if we only learn to do what ' s best with it. ANTHONY GIANELLI “Tony (Gino)” Penthouse: To own my own house and be well off. JOSEPH FUOCO KEVIN GANNUSCIO “Goose” Stories: Lang. Lab I. 2; Going to concerts; Having fun. Penthouse: To go into communications. Trademark: If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? For I must be travelling on now.” Lynyrd Skynyrd MARCIA J. GOODRICH Stories: Band I, 2, 3. 4; Stage Band I, 2, 3, 4; Play Band 2; Band Pres. 4; Chorus 3; N.H.S. Penthouse: To keep my individualism. Trademark: The shape of my life is determined by many things; my background and childhood, my mind and education, my conscience and its pressures, my heart and its desires.” Lindburgh CHRISTOPHER GRANT “F.T.D.” Stories: Fr. Football I, Var. 2. 3; Class Sec. 2; HER¬ ALD 4; Sr. Mag. Capt.; Yearbook Cover 4; Youth Comm. 4. Penthouse: To realize the greatest of my goals and to go to Florida with my friends. Trademark: “Never base a person on what he is, but what he wants to be.” Anonymous 37 Page41 DONNA LEEGRANT Stories. CRIER 1; J.V Soccer Mgr 2; Track 3; HERALD, Editor-in-chief; Sr. Exec. Comm.; Driv¬ ing my car; Going to movies; Going to concerts; Lis¬ tening to music; having a good time with the ones 1 love — S.F. Penthouse: To be successful in everything I am deter¬ mined to do and to have the future I’ve always dreamed of. Trademark: “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. Anonymous y VICTOR GRIECO “Clictor” Stories: J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Var. 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Sr. Exec. Comm.; Student Council 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Frisbee; Playing setback; Cruising around town; Playing pool; To polish my craigers; Map that does pushups, Jim. Penthouse: To have a good time but to have a lot of money to do it with. Trademark: “There ' s no goal unattainable if one puts his mind to it.’’ DAVIDGRAY Stories: Partying; Going out with friends; Drinking beer; Having a good time; Listening to the Doors. Penthouse: Try to look for the good in people not the bad, because when you do this you will be happy not mad. Trademark: “I try to take each day as it comes and I do not fear, for the future’s uncertain and the end could be near. Gray THERESA A.GRELLO Stories: Being with friends; Going to the beach; Rollerskating. Penthouse: To be healthy, successful, and to always be with my family and friends. Trademark: “I will believe and do what I think is best for me and my life ahead, with the help of my family and friends to see that 1 don’t take any wrong turns along the way. MICHAEL J. GUNTHER Gunho Stories: Fr. Football 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; Concerts; Party¬ ing. Penthouse: To have fun in whatever I do. Trademark: Lost and found. JEAN MARIE HANNON Stories: Partying with my friends and having a good time doing it. Penthouse: 1 want to finally meet Steven Tyler. Trademark: “Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are while your reputation is merely what others think you are. Anonymous 38 CM Page KEVIN GUY HAWES Stories: Playing the guitar; Studying martial arts; Hunting; Spending time with my girlfriend; Listening to music; Trapping; Hiking in the mountains; Arch¬ ery; Weight lifting; Eating down-home cooking. Penthouse: I hope to be successful as an electronics technician, make a lot of money, then get married and have kids and live in a cabin in the country. Trademark: “Stand up for your rights and don’t let anyone tell you who to love. LORI HEALY Penthouse: To be happy with our lives together for¬ ever, Skins knows who I ' m talking about. Trademark: “Yes Babes! 1 must be in a bad mood!” JOHN HAYES LISA A HEALY Stories: Tutoring 1; HERALD 4; Sharing good times with all my best friends. Penthouse: To try everything life has to offer at least once and know my parents are behind me every step of the way. Trademark: “If I were meant to be like everyone else. I would never have been given the gift of thought, because to follow the crowd takes no thought at air ' Kim-B PHILIP HEBERT Heebie” Stories: Band I, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Play Band I, 2. 4; Going to the beach; Hanging around with my friends; Sleeping; Resting; Relaxing. Penthouse: To be me and be good at it. Trademark: All 1 have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen.” Emerson MARJI HOLLIS “Marj” Stories: D.E.C.A. 3; Partying with my friends; Going to the beach; Going to concerts; Traveling; Animals; Playing ‘Space Invaders.’ Penthouse: To enjoy life while I’m young, taking each day as it comes, and to someday travel. Trademark: “May friendship like wine improve as time advances, and may we always have old wine, old friends, and young cares. Anonymous 39 CO Page Page44 Page GINA IGNAZIO Penthouse To always be happy and make all my dreams come true. Trademark. “Love is friendship that has caught fire. It is a quiet understanding, mutual confidence, shar¬ ing and forgiving. It is a loyalty through good and bad times. It settles for less than perfect and makes allowances for weaknesses. Love is content with the present, hopes for the future and doesn ' t brood over the past Ann Landers KEVIN WILLIAM JACKSON Action; K.J. Stories: Nulhin ' but livin’, lovin’ and workin’; The five-year plan. Penthouse: To finally be able to get myself a Honda so me and my motorcycle mama can cruise away into the sunset. Trademark: I got sick and tired of losing, so I decided to leave, then I got so wrapped up with what ' s her name so I stayed after all.” Jackson MICHAEL JOHNSON Mike Stories: Cars; Hockey; Skiing; Concerts; Going to the beach; Munching on Doritos; Partying. Penthouse: To move out of Windsor Locks, stay close to my friends, and be successful in whatever I do in life. Trademark: “Do unto others as they would do unto you. ALICIA JUSZCZYNSKI JENNIFER KADEL Inez Stories: HERALD 4; German Exchange Program; Town Softball; Traveling; C.Y.O. Council. Penthouse: To always keep smiling. Trademark “The thing that goes the farthest mak¬ ing life worthwhile, that cost the least and does the most, is just a pleasant smile! Anonymous JOHN KEARNS Kearnsy Stories: Track 1; Cross Country 2; Sailing; Going ski¬ ing; Going to the beach; Motorcycles; Going to par¬ ties at our cabin; The Doors. Penthouse: To be a draftsman and to go skiing in the rockies. Trademark: “Do not take life so seriously, you will never get out of it alive. Anonymous 42 VO a; bje as Cu SANDRA KENNARD Trademark “It ' s a beautiful noise made of joy and of strife like the symphony played by the passing parade it’s the music of life.” Neil Diamond Copyright 1976 STONEBRIDGE MUSIC All rights reserved. Used by permission. International Copyright Secured LEANNE KINSLEY “Lou Anne Stories: Var. Cheerleading I. Co-Capt. 2. Capt. 3; J.V. Baseball Mgr. 2; Var Baseball Mgr 3; Track Mgr 1; Grad. Usherette 3; Sr. Mag. Capt.; HER¬ ALD 4; Who ' s Who 3; N.H.S. 3. 4; Skiing; Water Skiing; Talking; Acting Crazy; Concerts; Movies; Red Sox. Penthouse: To get to California and have crazy times forever. Trademark: “Nanc, did you hear about...” L. EDWIN F. KULAS Stories: Band I. 2, 3. 4; Stage Band 3. 4; Play Band 2; Going to the beach; Playing racquetball; Playing video games; Army National Guard. Penthouse: To have a successful career and to always be with my friends. Trademark: “The time has come now. we must live our dreams, the future is unknown, but not as dark as it seems.” Roche KATHLEEN MARIE KULESA “Kathy” Stories: Grad. Usherette 2; Going to concerts; Being with my friends; Having a good time. Penthouse: To accomplish what I want out of life and still be with the one I love; to make it to Oregon with Denise and Florida with Debbie; to own my own dream house someday. Trademark: “I will search far, I will search high, my aim the stars, my goal the sky. Anonymous BEEPO WEEPLE Stories: Sr. Mag. Sale 4. Penthouse To help next year’s senior class break this year’s $31.856.00 record. Trademark: “I did it! SUSAN MARIE LANG “Sue Stories: Var. Soccer Mgr. 3; Skiing; Going to the beach; Horseback riding; Spending time with my friends. Penthouse: To be a medical secretary, always be happy — and never stop smiling. Trademark Kindness in words creates confidence; kindness in thinking creates profoundness; kindness in giving creates love. Lao-tse 43 Page4 7 JOANN LAVOIE Stories: To always be with my friends and cherish the memories. Penthouse As I gaze over the horizon my future lies on a mountain of success. The sun is bright and the trees on that mountain seem tall but the sun’s light will guide me where my future lies. And as I graduate with the class of ’81 I will have begun my task of finding what is meant to be for me. Trademark: My challenge has just begun. PETER LEFEBVRE Stories: Hunting; Camping; Skiing; Fishing; Being with friends and having a good time. Penthouse: To not have to work all my life; To hunt and ski for the rest of my life; Also, to be with my family and friends forever. Trademark: I ' ve always wanted to go to the highest mountain to ski down it. STEVEN G. LAVOYE “Bullet Stories: Fr. Soccer 1. J.V. 2, Var. 3, 4; J.V Baseball 1. 2. Var. 3; Track 4. HERALD 4; Who’s Who 3; Sr. Exec. Comm.; Math Team 4; 4-H; Working; Sleep¬ ing. Penthouse: To always have a goal in life that I must fulfill and to give 110% obtaining it. I accept Life’s challenge. Trademark: “He that has learned to obey will know how to command.” Solon DENISE LEFORT PAULA JEAN LEACH Stories: Going to the beach and concerts; Partying with G.D., C.C., L.W., A H . and C.C. Penthouse: To be a cosmetician; To travel; To always be with my friends. Trademark “If you love something, let it free; if it comes back it’s yours; if it doesn ' t, it never was. Anonymous TERESA BRIDGET LENNON “T rec” Stories: D.E.C.A. 3; Going to the beach; Traveling; Horseback riding. Penthouse: To leave Windsor Locks, and to always have Tony and my friends. 44 00 Page KAREN MARIE LEOCHA Stories: Jr. Prom Court; Vacationing in Southwick; Sketching; Listening to music; Woodcarving. Penthouse: To move up North and live in a log cabin with lots of animals and land Trademark. “Always remember to forget the things that made you sad; But never forget to remember the things that made you glad.” Hubbard JANELESCHER “J. D. Mouse” Stories: WLIHL; Going to concerts; Partying; Going to the beach. Penthouse: To be an executive in advertising and find happiness wherever I go. Trademark “I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I really meant.” J.E.L. SCOTT LILLIBRIDGE Stories: J.V. Tennis 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Talcott Mountain Science Program 2; Hartford Courant Youth Forum 3; W.L. Youth Commission; Traveling; Playing baseball, tennis, golf Penthouse To enjoy life and to be successful in all that I do. Trademark: “It is not what he has, or even what he does which expresses the worth of a man. but what he WENDY LOMBARD “Wen” Stories: Jogging; Arts and Crafts; Bike Riding; Walking; Hiking; Camping; Horseback Riding; Swimming; Volleyball; Tennis; Reading; Shopping; Working at Thrifty Shopper Penthouse: To go to college and be successful in everything 1 do, and to live life to its fullest extent Trademark “It is the gentle nature of every human heart to reach for something beautiful. Anonymous BILLY LORETTE “BJ” Stories: Going to the beach; Biking Penthouse: To work as a mechanic and become a truck driver. Trademark “I cling to my childhood dreams, because I still have a chance to become what I dreamed of becoming.” Anonymous JUDITH LOSTOWSKI “Judy” Stories: Var Basketball I, 2; Var. Volleyball I. 2; Var Softball I, 2; Cross Country 2; Yearbook 2; Going Skiing; Going Rollerskating Penthouse To reach my potential in life. Trademark: “What cannot be seen lasts forever . 2 Corinthians 5 45 Page49 Page Page ROBERT LOSTY Hobic” Stories: J.V. Soccer 1, Var. 2. 3, 4, Capt. 4; Ski Club I; Boys’ State 3; Who’s Who 3; Sr. Mag. Capt. 4; Model U N. 4; Cultural Exchange 3; Track 4; W.L. Soccer; Going to the Cape. Penthouse: To have friends, be happy and never look back. Trademark First must give place to last, because last must have his time to come; but last gives place to nothing, for there is not another to succeed.’’ Bunyan ANN MARIE LOUGHRAN “Ann” Stories: HERALD 4; Student Tutoring 1.2; C.Y.O.; Piano Playing; Cooking; Reading; Horseback riding; Red Sox. Penthouse: To do the work that the Lord has appointed me. Trademark: “Yes, God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him may not die but may have eternal life.” John 3:16 SANDRA LOVELAND “Sandy” Penthouse: To be successful in whatever I do; To always be happy with Wayne. Trademark: “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday, and I love today.” Anonymous GERRY DUANE LUDDEN JR “Duane” Stories: J.V. Football I. Var. 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V Baseball 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; Playing outdoor sports; Having a good time with my friends; All night parties at my house; Going to Florida with Mark, Joel, and friends. Penthouse: To do whatever I can in life to the best of my ability and be successful in my own eyes. JOSEPH MACDONALD “Joe” Stories: Windsor Locks Fire Department; Going to sporting events; Going camping with my friends; Going to the beach. Penthouse: To be successful in everything I do, and to be with my friends. Trademark: “The job is never done until it is com¬ pletely Finished.” Mac NELSON MAGLEORA Stories: Windsor Locks Fire Department; Going to the Demolition Derbies at Riverside; Going fishing. Penthouse: To be successful at my trade. Trademark: Everything will come if you will only wait.” Nelson 48 CM LD a; JUNE A MAGNANI Stories J.V. Soccer Mgr. 2; Grad. Usherette 3; Who ' s Who 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Sr. Mag. Capt. 4; Sr Class Sec.; Sr. Exec. Comm.; HERALD 4; Going to the beach; Being with my friends; Listening to music. Penthouse To have fun in California with L.K. and L.W.; To live life to its fullest and to always be THOMAS MANCINO “Tom Stories: J.V Football I. Var. 2. 3, 4; C.Y.O. Basket¬ ball 1,2, 3,4; Music; Going Skiing Penthouse. To have a successful career in business and always be happy Trademark: “Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who rejoice; but for those who love, time is eternity. Henry Van Dyke JOHN MANDROLA Stories J.V. Soccer I; J.V. Basketball; J.V. Tennis I, Var. 2. 3, Capt 4; C Y.O. Basketball 2, 3. 4; Youth Advisory Council 3.4; Who’s Who 3; Skiing. Penthouse: To be successful and happy in whatever I do; and to beat J.K. in golf. Trademark The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Emerson DONNA MANZONE THERESA MARGAGNONI DAVID MARTENS Stories: Cross Country I; Jr. Prom Court 3; Home¬ coming Queen 3; Traveling; Skiing; Eating; Going to the beach. Penthouse: To be successful and happy and to make others happy, too. Trademark “There are two sides to everything: a good side and a bad; we must seek out the brighter side if we are to be glad.” Ben Burroughs 49 CO LD L ELIZABETH A. MARTENS “Liz Stories: Horseback riding; Junior Achievement; Movies; Rollerskating. Penthouse: To be successful in my chosen career and to own a farm with horses. Trademark: “To make my dreams come true of a perfect life and to be happy with the man I choose. Martens JOHN MCGUIRE 50 JOEL MARTIN Stories J.V Baseball 2, Var. 3. 4; I.H.L.; Music; Partying; Weekend in Maine with Mark and Duane Bowling; Concerts. Penthouse To live all of life with happiness and love. DAVID MASERA Maz Stories J V. Soccer I; J.V. Basketball I. Var 4; J.V Track 2; Var. Tennis 3, Capt 4; Ski Club I. Model U N 3. 4; C.Y O. Basketball 3. 4; Sr Exec. Comm ; Camping; Fishing; Cycling to Vermont; Hunting; Specs and Girls; Going to Europe. Penthouse: To someday win the gold and then to fur¬ ther my studies in science. Trademark: All of us live with some fear, overcom¬ ing that fear is the greatest task. O’Brien MAUREEN ELLEN MCLAUGHLIN Penthouse: To always be happy and to be with my friends; to live in California and to someday meet Ted Nugent. Trademark: 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 GAY MERCIER Stories: Jr. Prom court; Spending money; Partying with my friends. Penthouse: To leave Windsor Locks and make some¬ thing out of my life, with Christine helping me along the way. Trademark: To always be happy is an impossible dream but to accomplish your life ' s goal is a step in the right direction.” Anonymous LD a; LAURA JEAN METHOT Stories . Going to the beach; Going to concerts. Paint¬ ing statues; Partying. Penthouse To be happy in what I am doing, without anyone telling me what to do; To be a machinist. Trademark It could be worse. TERRY LYNN MODEEN Penthouse To own my own hotel in Vail. Colorado with Lisa. Trademark: I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. White KATHRYN MARY MICHALEWICZ Kath Stories J V Field Hockey 3. Var 4. J V Basketball 1.2. Var 2.3.4; Var Track 1.2. 3.4 Penthouse To be happy and successful in whatever I choose to do. Trademark “When you arc right, nobody remem¬ bers When you are wrong, nobody forgets.’ McCarthy DEBORAH MINER LORI ANN MONACCHIO Stories Pine Meadow Players 1, 2; Color Guard 3; Junior Achievement 2. 3; Spending the summer at the beach; Teasing Wimp and Dudi; Rollerskating with friends; Going to Ronnie D’s with Denicc. Penthouse To always be happy and successful Trademark. “The best and most wonderful things in life cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.” Keller ROBERT LOUIS MONTECALVO “Monte” Stories Student Council I, 2; Stage Band 3. 4; Con¬ necticut School of Broadcasting; Hartford Conserva¬ tory; Going to the beach; Playing frisbee Penthouse To be successful in everything I do and to keep in touch with my friends. Trademark “Someone with a laugh in him is always a joy in life.” Anonymous LD LD Page USA NALEPA Penthouse: To own my own hotel in Vail. Colorado with Terry. Trademark. “You are never given a wish without being given the power to make it true Morgan VICTORIA E. NELSON “Vicky Stories Var. Softball I, 2: Band 1.2. 3; Jazz Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Play Band 2. 3; N.H.S. 3. 4; HERALD 4; Sr. Exec. Comm ; Sec I Model U N. 3. 4; Who ' s Who 3; Tutoring I. 2; 4-H Club Pres. 4 yrs.; Sec. I yr.; Dog Showing; Raising Animals; Working at Kennel. Penthouse To own the Best-in-Show Sheltie at West¬ minister; To make a name for myself in dog handling and science. Trademark. “Without a friend no one could ever become a success. V. Nelson MARK NICHOLSON “Pickle” Stories: J.V Soccer I, 2. Var. 3. 4; Sr. Mag. Capt.; D E C.A ; Erisbee; Playing setback; Billiards; Party¬ ing with friends; J. Geils and Bob Segar concerts; Parties over Duane ' s; Nancy’s candybars; Senior Play; Weekend in Maine with Joel and Duane! Penthouse To make you happy endlessly. Trademark “So many roads to travel in life, so many things to do; realizing what you want is really part of you. Nicholson LISA ANNE NOLAN “Noles Stories: Var. Soccer 3, Capt. 4; HERALD 3; Town Soccer League. Penthouse: To be able to always make others happy. Trademark: Do not lead me because I may not fol¬ low. Do not follow me because I may not lead; just walk beside me and be by friend. Anonymous JAMES O’BOYLE “O.B. Stories J.V Basketball 3, Var. 4; Var. Track 3; Model U.N. 4; Youth Commission 4; Skiing; Basket¬ ball; Camping; Hunting; Bicycling; Backpacking; Just being outdoors. Penthouse: To someday attend West Point and to cycte across Ireland. Trademark: 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 52 VO LD L NANCY O BRIEN “Nanc Stories. Var Cheerleading I, 3; Soccer Mgr 2; Stu¬ dent Council 3; Grad. Usherette 3; Sr. Mag. Capt.. Sr. Exec. Comm., Alt.; N.H.S. 3, 4; Rollerskating; Going to the beach; Eating; Talking; the Loop; Guys. Penthouse To someday see the Grand Canyon with someone and to forever live for today and dream of tomorrow. Trademark: “Leanne, did you hear about . . N. SHANE O’CONNOR “Okie Stories: Var. Football I, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Hiking; Camp¬ ing. Penthouse: To be happy in whatever I do. Trademark: “To go out and get your fill with an iron will Anonymous PATRICK BRIAN OKON Pat” Penthouse: To be an all-around machinist and live a happy life. MICHAEL ORENSTEIN Mike” Stories: Fishing; Hunting; Burlingame; Going to Dustv’s; Anyway. Penthouse: To be successful in life and make a lot of money; to be with my friends. Trademark: “You Tool. Orcnstein LORRAINE PAGANELLI Lor Stories: Going to concerts and movies with friends. Penthouse: To be happy, successful, and always stay close to those I love. Trademark: Desire for nothing except desireless- ness; hope for nothing except to rise above all hopes; want nothing and you shall have everything. ANDREW PASHOS 53 LD D DENNIS J.PEICHERT “Pike Stories: Fr. Football I. Var. 3. 4; Going to the beach; Water Skiing; Partying with my friends; Having lots of fun and laughs. Penthouse: To live life to the fullest and to be success¬ ful in everything I challenge and do. Trademark To set goals so high even if I don’t suc¬ ceed in all of them, I can say I tried. Pike ANN MARIE P1ERSCINSKI lories Going to the beach; Ice Skating; Music; Eat- g; Being with my friends. enthouse To go to college, get a job, get married, id to always be happy. rademark “Happy arc those who dream dreams id arc ready to pay the price to make them come ue. Suenens 54 JAMES PERRONE “Jay Pec (J.P.)” Stories: J.V. Soccer I; J.V. Basketball I. Var. 2. 4; J.V. Golf I. 2, 3; Var. Football 4; Frisbee; Playing setback; Blowing Holeshots; Billiards; Burlingame; Map that does pushups Vic; Perrone’s Punch; Any¬ way. Penthouse: To see the world and enjoy the finer things in life. Trademark: “The hardest part of life is finding out what to get out of it. The second hardest part is trying to succeed in getting it.” Perronc JAMES R.PESCI “Jay Stories: J.V. Tennis 1; Var. 2, 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 3; Var 4; Who’s Who 3; Ski Club I. Model U N. 3. 4; Skiing; Eating; Hiking: Going to the Whalers; Going to the beach Penthouse: To climb the Canadian Rockies and then ski them; to make a lot of money. Trademark “And if riches be a desirable possession in life, what is more rich than wisdom, who produces all things.” Book of Wisdom, 8-5 LORI PISCOTTANO Penthouse To take life one day at a time; Always be happv with Russ; Travel; To be successful in what¬ ever I may do. Trademark: The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn’t love ’til you give it away. Anonymous PATRICIA JEAN PLOSZAY “Patti” Stories: J.V. Field Hockey I, 2, Var. 3, Capt. 4; Girls Var Basketball Mgr. 2, 3. 4; Poetry Cover 1; Pro¬ gram of Studies Cover; Junior Prom Cover; Rain¬ bows; Sunsets; Drawing; Being with my friends; Beaches; Going to parties; Music. Penthouse: To pursue a fulfilling career in the field of art. Trademark “Special joys and special places, special friends together . the moments pass so quickly, but the memories arc forever!” Douglas 00 LD Page JEANNE M POULIN “Toby” Stories D.E.C.A. 3; Pine Meadow Players I; Cow- boyin’ it; Movies; Cruising with old friends; Practical jokes. Penthouse: To own a Custom Cherokee; To be the best in the special effects field; To never be typical. Trademark: “May the Force be with you! Lucas CAROL A. PRELI Stories: Var. Field Hockey 3. 4; JV Basketball I. Var. 2. 3. 4; Var Tennis 2, 3,4; Var. Softball I; Class Sec. 3; Student Council 3; Sr. Exec. Comm.; HER¬ ALD 4; Girls’ State 3; Underclassman Athletic Award 3; Yale Frontiers 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Youth Com¬ mission; Skiing. Penthouse: To be a corporate lawyer and own a Mer¬ cedes. Trademark: “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can. and the wisdom to know the difference. St. Francis of Assisi PATRICIA PRIEST Patty Poops Stories: Var. Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4; Grad. Usherette 3; Chorus I, 2, 3; Pit. Orch. 3; Piano; Guitar; Eating Lobster; Being with my friends. Penthouse To be successful in my occupation; to be finally able to do what I want, when I want to do it. Trademark: It is better to be short and reach up than to be tall and stoop down. Anonymous TAMIE INEZQUAGL1AROL! Stories: Grad. Usherette 2; D.E.C.A. 3. Penthouse: To sec my parents happy on the day I graduate because they finally got ail four kids out of W.L.H.S., and to be happy in everything I do Trademark: “I’ve learned a few things from school, things I might remember. I’ve learned more from people I respect, things I might remember But I’ve learned the most from one person, things I always will remember! Thanks for being you T.D.! I’m finally out of H.S.; what now? Quag WILLIAMS. RAND “Bill Penthouse: To do whatever I do well and to make money by doing it. Trademark: “Nothing is quite as funny as the unin¬ tended humor of reality. Steve Allen KEVEN RATCLIFFE Lips” Stories Var Swimming I. 2; Who’s Who 4; Eating; everything else. Penthouse: To follow my dreams and to be successful in my life. Trademark: My triumph is my only goal.” Ratcliffc 55 Page DAVID REALE Stories Var Soccer I; Var. Basketball 2. 4; Var. Baseball I. 2, 3, 4; Going to Yankee Stadium; I.H.L.; Listening to the Beatles and Stones Penthouse To make it with the Yankees someday, but I wouldn ' t turn down even the Red So . Trademark: “If it cannot be done and enjoyed, it shouldn ' t be done at all. MARK RIPOLONE “Rip Stones Kath Penthouse To retire young and hunt ind fish for the rest of my life Trademark “To be the best in everything I do 58 KATHRYN RENFRO “Kathy” Stories: Going to the beach; Concerts; Skiing; Roll¬ ing Stones. Penthouse: To be with my real friends, not with ones who just act like they are. JAMES THOMAS ROBERTS “Chip” Stories: JV Football 1. 2. Var. 3; Indoor Hockey League 1.2,3. JAMES A RIELLY “Rie-lly” Stories: Fr. Basketball, J.V. 3, Var. 4; Var. Track 3. 4; Stock Exchange; Betting on sporting events Penthouse. To make the cover of Time Magazine. Trademark: “Every yesterday is one less tomorrow. Rielly CHARLES A ROSBERG III “Charlie Penthouse To be a successful mechanic or electrician and to live life to its fullest. Trademark: “Speed is not in the mind, but in the car. “Ford Trucks rule and stomp the Chcvys.” Anonymous CM a; LINDA THERESA ROZMAN “Roz Stories: Competitive Ice Skating. Penthouse To go to the New England Competition next year and place in the top three; to sign a contract with the Ice Capades and make a great deal of money. Trademark: “Live life to the fullest so you’ll never have to say I should have; I could have; it might have been that way. Anonymous BRIAN R SABALA Stories J.V Soccer 1. 2, Var. 3, 4; Golf 2, 3; Sr. Exec. Comm.; Hockey; D.E.I.; Cheryl; Partying; Ski¬ ing; Music; Fishing; Boating; Camping; Drive-ins; Girls; Specs. Penthouse: To build my home deep in the woods of Vermont; to go to Florida and party with Curt and friends. Trademark: I’m not one to pretend; I live for the weekend and a friend.” JAMES SACCENTE “Jimbo, AL,” “Hector,” “Nimbus” Stories: Fr. Football. Var. 2. 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; I H.L.; N.H.S. 3, 4; Eating good food Penthouse: To be rich and maybe famous. Trademark: “Do unto others as they do unto you.” 59 CO VO D JOANNE SADOWSKI Stories J V Field Hockey 1, Var. 2, 3; Var. Tennis 2. 3. 4. Grad Usherette 1, 2; Math Team 2. 3. 4; Tal- co tt Ml 2; C l. A Award 2; As Schools Match Wits 2; Scholastic Writing Award I. 3; Model U N 3. 4. NILS. 3. 4; Girls State; Yale Frontiers 3; Harvard and Brown Book Awards 3; Who’s Who; National Merit; HERALD 4; Class Treas. 3, 4; Sr. Exec. Comm ; Sr. Mag. Capt.; C.Y.O. Council; Church Lector; Eating; Writing; Tennis. Penthouse To always be happy. Trademark Too low they build who build beneath the stars. Young ANDREW MARKSAPOZNIK “Sapoz Stories Basketball I; J.V Tennis I, 2, Var. 3, 4; HERALD 4; Photographer; Go cruising with my Chevy; Playing good tunes on the radio. Penthouse To become an electronical engineer and a professional photographer. Trademark “Some things in life are easier said than done. ASA 400 KRISTINE MARIE SAUER “Kris Penthouse: To be successful in marriage, and to ful¬ fill all my goals. Trademark: “God is the same today, yesterday, and forever. Anonymous MARK SAVAGE Stories J.V Football, Var. 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Var. Track 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 3; Going to the beach; Eating; Going to concerts; Playing my horn; Partying with my friends. Penthouse To do it to it. Trademark May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your lace, and the rain fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand. An Irish Blessing PATRICK SAYERS CURT SCHIESSL “Shiz” Stories: JV Soccer I, Var. 2, 3, Tri. Capt. 4; J.V. Baseball I, 2; Class Vice Pres. 4; Boating; Water Ski¬ ing; Fishing; Soccer; Reine. Penthouse: To go to Mars and visit my brother and to go to Florida with Brian and friends. Trademark: “One thing college prepares you for is to cope with being broke. Anonymous 60 a; WILL IAM F SCHWEITZER JR Schlitz” Stories: Frcs. Soccer I; A.F.S. 1; Football 2; Frisbcc; Fishing: Traveling. Penthouse To gel my Harley and ride like the wind. Trademark We all live under the same sky. but we don ' t all have the same horizon. Alexander JOSEPH SEAHA “Joe” Stories: J.V. Football I, Var. 2. 3. 4; Track I. Penthouse To live on a hill by the beach and to be successful in what I do! Trademark: “Time is .. . too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice; but for those who love, time is eternity.” Van Dyke RICHARD SHONTI “lekabod Stories Town Hockey; Going to concerts; Going to Whaler’s games Penthouse: To always be with my friends and my girlfriend Lynda. Trademark: Live long ' 81. Shonti MAURICESIMONEAU LINDA SIZER Stories: Watching Tommy play Hockey; Partying with friends; Going to Drive-ins. Penthouse: To become a successful artist and receive the money while I’m alive. Trademark: Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Anonymous ROBBIN K. SNOW Stories: Var. Track I, 2, 4; Ski Club 1; Tutoring I, 2, 3. 4; HF.RAl.D 4; G.T.; M L.; L.C.; Winter; Skiing; Reading. Penthouse To seek pleasure out of everything I do and always be he althy, happy, and full of love. Trademark: Time flies, suns rise, and shadows fall. Let time go by. Love is forever. True wisdom lies in gathering the precious moments out of each day. Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evi¬ dence of things unseen. Anonymous 61 LD a; 62 Page Page PATRICK SPALLUTO “Splat” Stories: J.V. Soccer Mgr. 1; Student Council 2; Class President 1; Traveling overseas; Music; Sports; The Yankees; Winter snow; Driving through the streets of Rome. Penthouse To succeed in life and enjoy myself while I ' m doing it; to return to Italy again. Trademark: “The big shots arc only the little shots who keep on shooting. Morley JOHN STALEY GLENN STAHOUSKI Stories: Jeep Racing. Penthouse: To be the best in whatever I enter and in life. Trademark: “I dream of being successful in life.” G.S. HERBERT STAIGER “Chip” Stories: Var. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Belonging to the Windsor Locks Fire Department; Going to the races at Riverside and Stafford Springs; Going to the horse races. Penthouse To be successful in everything 1 do. Trademark “Why worry? Tomorrow may never come.” Chip THOMASSTALEY BRENDA STARR Stories: D.E.C.A. 3; Going hiking; Camping; Going to concerts. Penthouse To be happy with everything I do. 64 00 a ANDREA LOUISE STECEWICZ Stories Var. Swim Team I, 2, 3, Co-captain 4; Var Diving 3. 4; Band 1. 2, 3; Stage Band 2, 3; Sr. Play Band 2; A.F.S. I; Boys’ Swim Team Manager 2, 3, 4; Sr Mag Capt ; HERALD 4; Computers; Skiing; Biking; Animals; Shopping; Diving; Rollerskating; Ski Club Penthouse To be able to accomplish my goals in life and always dream my dreams. Trademark “You will never know if you can do something unless you lake the first step and try. Anonymous JOSEPH S. STEWART Stew Stories: J.V. Swimming I, Var. 2, 3, 4; Soccer I, J.V 2. Var 4; Var. Track 3, 4; Who’s Who 3; HERALD 4; Student Council 1,2, 3. 4; Work and Play. Penthouse: To live happily ever after Trademark “Life is cither a daring adventure or nothing at all. Keller REBECCA STINE Becky Stories: Var. Soccer 3; Capt. 4; Var. Track I, 2, 3, Capt. 4; HERALD 4; Sr. Exec. Comm., J.V. Soccer Mgr 2; Model U N 3.4; C.Y.O.; Town Soccer. Penthouse To contribute to youth by striving to be an accomplished special education teacher. Trademark: “Our care should not be so much to live long, as to live well.” Seneca SUZANNESTOECKER RANDOLPH J. STRAMEL “Randy Stories Football 1; St. Mary’s C.Y.O.; Vice-Presi¬ dent Penthouse: To always have faith in everything around myself. KIMBERLY L STRUTHERS Kim Stories: Swim Team I; J.A.; D.E.C.A. 3; Going to the beach; Driving my car. Penthouse To always be able to spend time with my friends; To be successful in life and some day be able to own a lion and a Datson 280 Z. Trademark: Without the way there is no going; without the truth there is no knowing; without the life there is no living; without the love there is no giving, without the giving there is no hope.” Kempis 65 O ' VO D STANLEY STUMBERS “Staush” Stories: J.V. Soccer I, 2; J V. Baseball I, 2; Basket¬ ball 1. Var. 4; Concerts; Working on cars; Going to I.H.L.; Going out with friends and having a good time. Penthouse To be successful in everything I do and to have all my friends live long and happy lives. Trademark: “Long live class of ’81.” Staush DANIEL LAWRENCE SULLIVAN “Leroy Stories: Band 2, 3. 4; Stage Band 4; Math Team 3, 4; N.H.S. 3; Boys’ State; Yale Frontiers of Science; United Nations 4; Who’s Who 4; Youth Commission, Alt.; Going downhill and cross country skiing; Play¬ ing sax; Bike touring. Penthouse: To never stop learning and growing. Trademark: If you do not think about the future, you cannot have one. Galsworthv DAVID SZCZEPANSKI Stories: Reading; Camping; Electronics; Crafts; Hik¬ ing; Swimming; Bike Riding; Going to the beach; Movies. Penthouse: To enter college to further my education in the pursuit of a career in the field of electronics and computer technology. Trademark: “Remember yesterday. Dream of tomor¬ row, but live for today. Anonymous EDWARD TARAVELLA Stories: Motorcross; Hockey; Going to bike races in New York. Penthouse: To buy a 1980 Honda 750 Supersport. Trademark: “Ride to live and live to ride. Anonymous DARYL SYLVESTER Stories: Listening to music; Sunday ' s racing and the good times in between. Penthouse: To live in a home of my own design; to own a couple of acres in upstate N.Y. and a good place in an architectural firm. Trademark: “Many are the thoughts that come to me in my lonely musing; And they drift so strange and swift there’s no time for choosing which to follow; For to leave any; seems a losing.” Poe SANDRA TAYLOR 66 O Page WAYNE TAYl.OR CHRISTOPHER J TRALLI Trails Stories: J V. Golf 2; Skiing; Bow Hunting; Flyfish¬ ing. Camping; I.H.L.; Going to Vermont in the fall. Going to the beach; Being with my friends; Concerts Penthouse. To have a pet tiger, and be happy at whatever I do in life. Trademark Life is cither an adventure or it is noth¬ ing at all. Anonymous i PAMELA TODARO “Pam Stories: Partying; Going to the beach; Going to con¬ certs; Taking long trips with my friends Penthouse: To be happy with my friends in whatever we do and wherever we go. Trademark: “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.” Anonymous WILLIAM TRANTAUS Stories: Fr. Soccer; J.V. Track 1; J.V. Golf 2; Ski Club 1; I.H.L. Penthouse: To get a car. property, and a good job. Trademark “Still haven’t found one?” Myself SHELLY TRASKA “Shcllbe” Stories: Pine Meadow Players 1; Being with my friends; Shopping with D.W.; The summer Penthouse To be a successful C.P.A. and to always be with my close friends. Trademark “If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it is yours, if it doesn ' t it never was.” Anonymous ROBERT VALBONA “Bert” Stories: Student Council 1. 2; J.V. Golf 2; Sr Exec Comm.; Class Pres. 2; HERALD 4; I.H.L.; Travel¬ ing; Skiing. Penthouse To be prosperous in an international busi¬ ness and travel to future limits ... Trademark “God offers to every mind its choice between truth and repose. Take which you please you can never have both ” Emerson 67 Page THOMAS J. VALENTE “Wildman” Stories: J.V. Golf 2; I.H.L.; Listening to the Beach Boys; Playing Baseball; Traveling. Penthouse: To go through life being happy and never forget my friends, and to see the Beach Boys in Cali¬ fornia. Trademark: “Everyone must live each day to its ful¬ lest because there may not be a tomorrow. Valente JAMES PATRICK WALSH “Jamie Stories: Var. Soccer I, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Swimming I, 2, L Capt. 4; Skiing; Partying; Listening to acid rock. °enthouse: To settle down and live quietly with D.Q. Trademark: Many dreams come true and some lave silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocket- ul of gold. Anonymous PETER VANDERBUILT THOMAS WALSH Stories: J.V. Baseball 2. Penthouse: To be free, free from the world, free to go wherever my feet take me, and then to go as fast or as slow as it takes me to get there. Then to return to my log cabin deep in the woods of Maine where I shall live with the land. Trademark: “To always be with your friends and to never have to impress anyone, not even yourself. TW TIMOTHY J. VERRE Stories Ice Hockey; Martial Arts; Rock and Roll; Fishing; Outdoors; Working. Penthouse: To reach the point in my life when 1 won’t have to strive to equal everyone elsc’s picture of the perfect man. Trademark: “You who arc on the road must have a code that you can live by; and so become yourself, because the past is just a goodbye. Nash LAURIE JEAN WENC “Woofers” Stories: Diving I; Cross Country 2, 3, Capt. 4; Gym¬ nastics 1,2; Tennis I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council I, 2, 4; Treas. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Girls’ Slate Alt. 3; Grad. Marshall 3; Model U.N. 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Sr. Mag. Capt.; HERALD 4; Cycling to Vermont; Youth Commission; Friends. Penthouse: To attain the goal of self-fulfillment by fulfilling other people’s lives with a part of myself. Trademark: There are no strangers, only friends we have not met. Anonymous 68 CM Page SHARON WHITE Stories: Being with my friends; Going to the beach; Skiing. Penthouse: To always have a great time with my friends and to make something out of life. Trademark: 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 LISA DORELEN WHITTEN Stories: Going to concerts; Partying with PB, CC, JH, LS. PL, GD, GD, CF, and arfo; Beach. Penthouse: To stay happy and free and always have good friends. Trademark: “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, but if by chance we find each other. It is beautiful. Perle DIANE MARIE WIELICZKA “Di” Stories: C.Y.O.; Having good times with friends; Talking on the phone; Dates; Camping. Penthouse: To become a legal secretary; to keep the ones I love happy and to always have my friends close by. Trademark: “The grand essential to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and some¬ thing to hope for. Anonymous ELIZABETH WOODHOUSE “Beth Stories: Student Council I, 2; Cross Country 1; Var. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Indoor Soccer 3; Basketball 4; Track 2, 4; Piano I, 2, 3, 4; C.Y.O. 1,2, 3,4. Penthouse: To be a success at teaching the special children. Trademark: Never close your lips to those to whom you have opened your heart. MARTIN WYTENUS “Marty Stories: Var. Football 1,2, 4. Penthouse: To be a success in life. JOSEPH PETER YORIO Stories: Freshman Soccer 1, Var. 4; Going skiing in the Swiss Alps. Penthouse: To own Mount Snow someday and have snow up to my nose. Trademark: 1 leave my footsteps to anyone foolish enough to follow .. Anonymous 69 CO Dickens Page STEPHEN ZALOGA “Ziggy Stories J.V. Tennis I, Var. 2; Spending money; Going to concerts; Having fun with my friends. Penthouse: To be happy and successful in everything I do and someday get tickets to sec Bruce Springs¬ teen. TERRELL R.SCHUSSLER “Terry Stories Soccer I; Cross Country 4; Indoor Track 3. 4. Track I. 2. 3. 4; Treasurer I; Pine Meadow Players 4; Senior Class Play; Played computer games until my eyeballs fell out and my fingers fell off; Drew very unusual pictures in hidden places throughout the school where very few people know where they are. Penthouse Become a computer software specialist and someday work at NASA pr fly on the Space Shuttle MARK ZETTERHOLM OUTTO LUNCH WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: Mark Aforismo Steven Barenbaum Shirley Chalifoux Deborah Cyr Louis Degray Bryan Hunt Debra Johnson Celia Lafluer Joseph Mattacchione Mark Pasha Wayne Perretta Shirley Perry Bruce Robtoy Gary Sartori Anthony Taylor Lorie Szcpanski Daniel Trahan 70 Page Page Page Page THINGS TO REMEMBER Tamie Quagliaroli The people 1 know I won ' t see after graduation. Susan Lang Mrs. Dodd ' s class. David Martens The things I ' ve done and seen done. Lori Bouffard Going to the beach with Tree and Tammy. Teresa Lennon Going to the beach with Tammy and Lori. Theresa Marganoni Skipping classes. Marylee Davis - Graduation and the graduation party. MarkCritz- Varsity soccer team 16-1-1. Mary Desroches - Senior activities with my friends. Kris Sauer — The time and patience of Miss Sawtclle. Pam Todaro - The good times in study hall. Raymond Bleau Junior Prom. Tom Blakley - Junior Prom. Carol Preli Part-ownership with Joanne (p.s. — Fanks Joanne and) Wayne V. Perretta Hanging around the hall. Linda Sizer — My senior year. Laurie Wenc The gas shortage in South Windsor. Shirley Chalifoux — Graduation. Kathy Case People and parties. John Kearns - Being in Mr. Hajosy ' s class. Lisa DiPoppo All my friends and the good times we had. Leanne Kinsley — The gas shortage in South Windsor. Joanne Sadowski Part-ownership with Carol (p.s. — Fanks Carol and) Gary Sartori Watch ing the Boy ' s Soccer team. Andrew Sapoznik Graduation 1981. Mark Ripalone — The bathrooms. Rich Rouleau What I forgot. Jim Saccente — My football years. Keven Ratcliffe — Reaching the 30,000 mark on the Magazine Drive. Charlie Rosborg — Good times with my friends. Bruce Robtoy Rowdy Gym sessions. Debbie Di Benedetto — Friends and teachers. Ralph DiBacco— Making first honors. Pat Priest — My 4 years on varsity teams. Lisa Healy — My good friends and good times. Patti Ploszay — Walking through the airport on Senior Dressup Day. Page THINGS TO FORGET Tamic Quagliaroli Being in Mr. A’s office every Monday and Wednesday! Susan Lang — Gym class. David Martens — Tests. Lori Bouffard — Starving 2nd channel. Teresa Lennon Getting caught skipping all those times. Theresa Marganoni — Getting caught. Marylee Davis — That this school ever existed. Mark Critz - Hearing the words “Spread out.” Mary Desroches - The rules in this school. Kris Sauer Swimming in gym. Pam Todaro — My books in my locker. Raymond Bleau The getting up early. Tim Blakley — Tests. Carol Preli — Tandem. Wayne Perrctta — Rotten teachers. Linda Sizer - Steno class Laurie Wenc — My “contact attacks.” Shirley Chalifoux The attendance policy. Kathy Case — The attendance policy. John Kearns — Eating lunch in the cafe for 4 years. Lisa DiPoppo— Exams. Leanne Kinsley — My Tender-bender ' with my sister ' s Firebird. Joanne Sadowski Flunking swimming even though I swam. Gary Sartori — The tardy rule this year. Andrew Sapoznick — Underclassman years. Mark Ripalonc — The office. Rich Rouleau — What I remember. Jim Saccente — My pig-headed Alg. 2 teacher. Keven Ratcliffe — Chemistry final. Charlie Rosberg — Bad times. Bruce Robtoy — The office. Debbie DiBenedetto— English 1 and 2. Ralph DiBacco— Failing journalism. Pat Priest - My chemistry class in Room 126. Lisa Healy — Falling down the stairs, 3 times. Patti Ploszay — Our 1980 Field Hockey record! Page R E M E M B E R Nancy O ' Brien Our ‘unique ' Senior Math class. Chris Army — All the good times I had with Steve, Tom, Ray, David, and Mark. Terry Modeen The good times I had. Lisa Nalepa — My friends. Russell Ayoub — That I graduated. Elizabeth Martens — All the good times with Gina. June Magnani — The gas shortage in South Windsor. Gina Ignazio — All the people who were special to me. Diane Czyzniak — Mr. Mackenstein. Sandy Loveland — My three best years with Wayne. Lori Colombi — Mr. Borchetta ' s history class. Linda Rozman — Good times I had in my senior class. Marji Hollis — All the friends 1 met and the great times we ' ve had together. Theresa Grello — All the good times I had with my friends. Duane Ludden — Walking through the airport dressed as the “Fruit of the Loom on Halloween Dress-Up Day. Curt Schiessl — Playing soccer with the best soccer team in the state. Tim Brangan — Food fights in Caf B. Chris Fredo — 1 never have to come back to this place again. Steve Bertrand — Repeating “HCN ' s Comedy Hour on Monday mornings with ‘Arms. ' Dave Colli — Firemen ' s carnivals and all the things that happened there . . . Ann Bristol — All the good times with Mrs. Dodd in Foods class. Brian Sabala — Playing on the best soccer teams with my friends. Vicky Nelson — People ' s comments when 1 brought my dogs to school every so often. Andrea Stecewicz — The many band activities. Bonnie-Marie Bonaiuto — All the good times I had with my class members. Lisa Nolan — The experiences 1 had at WLHS with my friends. Ron Duwell — The walks and experiences in Mr. Beaudry ' s room; D.C. Lori Healy — Meeting “Skins in my junior year and being really happy with him. Ann Pierscinski — My friends. Nancy Danyluk — Cutting open my knees during the tennis season. Donna Grant — “Sugar and the Herald. Lisa Whitten — Our last year here. PageBO r-R- rim? U-fttRHT Nancy O ' Brien — Mr. Beaudry’s written experiences. Chris Army — Having Mr. O’Leary for both World Civ. and History. Terry Modeen — My freshman year. Lisa Nalepa My freshman year. Russell Ayoub — About school. Elizabeth Martens — Final exams. June Magnani — Mr. Muska’s Geometry class. Gina Ignazio — Liz’s crazy laugh. Diane Czyzniak — World Civ. 1. Sandy Loveland — My frequent meetings with Mr. A. and Mr. S.!!! Lori Colombi — Geometry. Linda Rozman — Monday’s. Marji Hollis All my detentions, suspensions, class dismissals, and ‘meetings’ with Mr. A. Theresa Grello — Having to wake up early every morning. Duane Ludden Two 0-10 football seasons during my sophomore and junior years. Curt Schiessl — Playing soccer on the ‘beach’ at Windsor Locks High School. Tim Brangan — Mr. Rinaldi’s stand tapping. Chris Fredo — Just about everything. Steve Bertrand — Mr. Luke ' s 4th period “Nature Walks.” Dave Colli — ... except goldfish and balloons. Ann Bristol — The beginning of my junior year when J.F. would never talk to me. Brian Sabala — “ Spread Out ” Vicky Nelson — Riding my bicycle to school in the freezing cold every morning. Andrea Stecewicz — Essays and the teacher in Rm. 201 (when she’s not ‘Ma’). Bonnie-Marie Bonaiuto — All the homework I had to do. Lisa Nolan — My freshman and sophomore years. Ron Duwell — French listening tests. Lori Healy — The people I couldn’t stand in my 4 years. Ann Pierscinski — All the rules. Nancy Danyluk — Typing class. Donna Grant — Tandem English essays. Lisa Whitten — Detention. F O R G E T 77 00 Page R E M E M B E R Robert Valbona — The Herald staff Celebrity Roasts. Debbie Colone — 4th period study hall with a permanent pass out! Rebecca Stine — Canada and our fantastic girls soccer teams and Helle. Mark Nicholson — Dress-Up Day when Patti, Brian, Duane, Joel, and 1 walked through the airport as the “Fruit of the Loom” guys (and people laughed at us and everybody had a good time). Steve LaVoye — Winning the CVC with an undefeated record. Joe Yorio — Always remember and never forget. . . Lynn Francoeur — My four years in French with all the BETES. Dave Reale — Going to New York with Mr. Borchetta. Vic Grieco — Almost winning the state soccer tournament. Michael Gunther — Winning a football game. Jean Hannon — A six of Miller in cans (on sale). Stan Stumbers — Mr. Hajosy’s drawing class. Bill Schweitzer — 1980 walk-out. Daryl Sylvester — Mr. Hajosy’s 1st period Power Mech. class. Kim Struthers — 4th period study hall and a permanent pass out! Debbie Blake — All the people who were special to me during my 4 years. Diane Wieliczka — All the people Eve met and the special friends Eve made. Lisa D’Aleo — Cheering for Varsity Soccer and Football. Tom DesRoches — The last 12 years. Christine Drapeau — Cheering football soccer ’81. Tom Valente— Mr. Hajosy’s Mechanical 1 and 2 classes. Pat Spalluto — Class trip to New York. Randy Stramel — Mr. O’Brien’s class trip to Rocky Neck Beach. Dan Sullivan — “Can we relate this to deTocqueville?” Ed Kulas — Playing pinball at the Brown Derby. James Perrone — Power braking in front of Monty’s house. Jamie Walsh — The Thanksgiving Day Tournaments. Robbin Snow — The times you could skip a class without getting into trouble. Kevin Jackson — All my buddies and the 5th period characters. Lori Monacchio — All of the good times Eve shared with my friends. James O’Boyle— Mandy, Masera, and ‘Cheese’ in Senior Math. Jeanne Poulin — Skipping to Congamond. Jay Pesci — Winning the Thanksgiving Day soccer tournament. Shirley Perry — All the good times Sharon and 1 had together and all the trouble we got into. Peter Demers — Being chosen on the All-Star baseball team as a junior. David Masera — The good times in Senior Math with Pete, Mandy, Owl, and Cheese. Ann Loughran — V.N., how about that M.R. pin? CN CO Page Robert Valbona — Miss Lucafo, not the class. Debbie Colone — Mrs. Fitzgerald’s Steno class. Rebecca Stine — Everything to do with math and freshmen. Mark Nicholson — All the bad times so the good times can remain important to all of us. Steve LaVoye — Morning soccer practice. Joe Yorio — This year’s In-School Suspension and tardy policies. Lynn Francoeur — All the teachers in my four years who liked to give me a hard time. Dave Reale — Running 300 laps for Mr. Sullivan when I got back from New York. Vic Grieco — Miss Lucafo and her Spanish class. Michael Gunther — Losing 20 straight. Jean Flannon — Homework that never gets done. Stan Stumbers — Freshman year. Bill Schweitzer — Tardiness rule. Darly Sylvester — Bud. Kim Struthers — Mrs. Fitzgerald’s Steno 1 class two years in a row. Debbie Blake — Mondays. Diane Wieliczka — The 8 o’clock Monday morning tests. Lisa D’Aleo — Geometry. Tom ResRoches — The next 12 years. Christine Drapeau — Cheerleading practices. Tom Valente — Flunking Biology 1. Pat Spalluto — All types of mathematics. Randy Stamel — Flunking the first half of Biology. Dan Sullivan — Selling Band fruit. Ed Kulas — Playing “Pomp and Circumstance” at graduation rehearsals. James Perrone — Going against Shane when he ran with the football. Jamie Walsh — Spread outs. Robbin Snow — Waking up at 6:30 to get to school by 8 : 10 . Kevin Jackson — That it took me 5, maybe 6 years. Lori Monacchio — My wallet getting stolen. James O’Boyle — Our “Written Experiences” in Senior Math. Jeanne Poulin — The cruddy food. Jay Pesci — Spread outs. Shirley Perry — All the Windsor guys. Peter Demers — First marking period in Physics. David Masera — Red Marks on Mr. Beaudry’s tests. Ann Loughran — Essay deadlines. F O R G E T 79 CO 00 Page Page M O S T L I B E R A T E D 81 LD 00 Page Page 84 SPECIAL REPORT When we entered high school in September, 1977, we little realized what lay ahead of us. During our next four years, many events of worldwide and local importance would take place. On the global scale, while we were freshmen, the world ' s first test tube baby was born in England. We had three different popes in the same year — Pope Paul VI, then John Paul I, and then finally John Paul II, our present pope. On the local scene the Civic Center roof caved in on January 19, 1978, after a bad winter storm. In Windsor Locks, Grants stores and warehouses closed down and were bought out by Finast. There was a special town meeting at which a strong ordinance to outlaw so-called massage parlors was adopted. “Star Wars was the movie that everyone went to see. In the High school we elected our class officers in the fall. We chose Pat Spalluto as our president. Curt Schiessl as our vice president, Vicky Nelson as our secretary, and Terry Schussler as our treasurer. Two of the Raider sports teams had excellent seasons. The varsity soccer team made it to the state tournament quarter finals and the girls ' softball team won the class “M state championship. This was our first girls’ state championship in any sport. The high school band had a successful exchange concert with the high school band from Milford, New Hampshire. Also in the spring, we went to the senior class fundraiser “Fright Night. Then June came and our freshman year was over. We returned to high school in September as Sophomores after a too-short summer vaca¬ tion. In state elections in November, the Democratic nominee for governor, Ella Grasso of Windsor Locks was re-elected. Con O ' Leary and Joyce Wojtas were re-elected to the state legislature. In the spring we heard about the Three Mile Island nuclear accident that took place at Three Mile Island, Pennsylvania. “The Deer Hunter and “Animal House were two of the most popular movies of the year. In town, the Congregational Church was the first church in Windsor Locks to name a woman as assistant pastor. A Senior Citizen Center was opened on Oak Street. In the spring of our freshman year we had elected class officers for our sophomore year. The people we chose were: Bert Valbona for president, Dave Colli for vice president, Chris Grant for secretary, and David Martens for treasurer. With the help of our four officers we chose our class rings, which we would receive in the fall of our junior year. While we were sophomores many of us watched or participated as the boys’ soccer team, an underdog, upset many top teams in state tournament action. Although the boys made it to the final, we lost 4-1 to Guilford, the favored team. The girls’ softball team lost in the quarterfinals and were unable to defend its state championship. We applauded the successful class play, “My Fair Lady in the early spring. We par¬ ticipated in the 1st German-American cultural exchange program, as German students spent three weeks in Windsor Locks. In the summer Windsor Locks’ students went to Germany to complete the exchange. Three fires broke out in the school during the spring. One fire destroyed part of the girls’ locker room and two others caused damage in the main office. When we left school in June we didn’t know that in the summer months ahead we would be forced to stand in long, hot gasoline lines. We did know that half of our high school life was over. We returned to school in September as upperclassmen. One of the most important events of the century began on November 4, 1979, as Iranians in Teheran, Iran, seized control of our American embassy in Iran to protest the United States aid to the Shah. All but one of the black hostages and all but two of the women hostages were released after the takeover. In the spring, Richard Queen was released because of health problems. “Kramer vs. Kramer, “Breaking Away, and “The Empire Strikes Back were the top movies of the year. One of the most important events in Windsor Locks also took place that fall. On October oo 00 Page 3, what we first thought was just another fall thunderstorm turned out to be a tornado. This terrible storm caused the loss of three lives and millions of dollars of damage. Many buildings on Turnpike Road were completely destroyed, but Windsor Locks and neighboring com¬ munities pulled together and rebuilt what had been ruined. Reverend McQueeney, pastor of St. Mary’s Church, retired after many years of service. The class officers we had elected in the spring of our sophomore year were: Mark Critz, president; Laurie Wenc, vice president; Carol Preli, secretary; and Joanne Sadowski, treasurer. The girls’ soccer team, in its first year of existence, made it to the state semifinals before being beaten. Our class rings were delivered in the fall. On May 16 we held our successful Junior Prom at the Colosseum Banquet House in West Springfield, Massachusetts. The band, Teague, played our theme song, “We’ve Got Tonight.” We saw the boys’ swim team become runners-up in the state class “S” division and the boys’ baseball team make it to the semifinals before losing to New London, 2-0. We watched the excellent senior class play, “Oklahoma,” knowing that we’d have to work hard to make our play better. As we finished our junior year, we wondered if our senior year really would go by as fast as all of the graduating seniors of 1980 told us it would. We came back to the school in September as seniors, little knowing how many changes we would face and how many challenges we would meet. Although the Shah of Iran died on July 27, 1980, the Iranians refused to let the Americans in Iran go free. Ronald Reagan, former California governor, defeated Jimmy Carter in the presidential election. In Windsor Locks, David Wenc was elected to State legislature for the first time. Con O ' Leary, a high school teacher who took a leave of absence to obtain his law degree, was re-elected to state legislature. Ella Grasso resigned from office because of ill health. On December 31, William O’Neill became the governor of Connecticut. On January 20, we received the news we’d been waiting for for 444 days the 52 Americans in Iran were being sent home at last. In Windsor Locks, there was an antique car show at Bradley Field to benefit the Air Museum, which had been destroyed in last year’s tornado. We also were faced with changes at the high school. Robert Santamaria, an assistant prin¬ cipal at the high school, was promoted and Harry Harutunian replaced him. The following teachers had retired and were no longer at the school: Ann Buckley, Edward Luke, Althea Cliff, and Peter Sarant. Last spring we’d elected as class officers: Mark Critz for president, Curt Schiessl for vice president, June Magnani for secretary, and Joanne Sadowski for treasurer. Immediately in September we began our magazine drive. We were doing well in our efforts when $500 was stolen. By pulling together, we overcame this setback and were able to go over our goal of $30,000 which set a school record. While we sold magazines we were also faced with a new, stricter attendance policy. There were two walkouts to protest the policy, but meetings with the Board of Education straightened out the situation. An in-school suspension policy was also adopted by the high school. On October 31, we participated in Senior dress-up day and came to school in costumes. We saw the football team win a game after two straight seasons without a win and finish with a 6-4-1 record. Our boys’ soccer team sported an undefeated regular season record and 1 state rankings before being beaten by Suffield 2-0 in a tough state tournament semifinal game. The girls’ soccer team went all the way to the state finals before they lost to E. O. Smith. In the second half of our senior year we looked forward to our senior class play, “Sugar,” which was a resounding success. We held our Senior Ball at La Renaissance in East Windsor, Connecticut, with the band “Whitewood.” We had our senior outing in June. In late June, we graduated from high school. Although the history of the class of 1981 stops here, our individual histories do not. We all continue to build our lives and our futures from the starting point we have established during our high school years. ON 00 Page 86 junior f rom Way 16 , 1980 TJlie C oioSSeum banquet J4ou West Sprin ietl Wass. The Queen and Her Escort — Chris sie and Peter The Queen and her Court: Karen Leocha and Joe Fuoco, Gay Mercier and Paul LaRoche, Donna Manzone and Bill Rolocut, Chrissie Drapeau and Peter Demers. Page 9 0 Page 9 1 SENIOR MAGAZINE SALE Top Salesperson: Andrea Stecewicz High Homeroom: Homeroom 226 Mystery Envelope Winners 1. Lisa D ' Aleo 2. Rob Moniecalvo 3. Vic Grieco 4. Lori Monacchio 5. Brenda Starr 6. Tami Quagliaroli 7. Gay Mercier Our Bookkeeper Mrs. Smith 88 CM Page Magazine Sale Captains Sitting 1. to r. A. Stecewicz N. O’Brien J. Magnani N. Danyluk L. Wenc Standing 1. to r. L. Kinsley R. Losty J. Sadowski E. Casinghino M. Barile Missing from picture: Chris Grant 89 CO 0 Page Page94 Page SKI TRIP Page Page “SUGAR” March 27-28, 1981 Page99 A W A R D S BOYS’ STATE John Christopherson, Alt. Ronald Duwell Robert Losty Mark Critz Daniel Sullivan Peter Demers NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED SCHOLAR Daniel Sullivan 98 Page X 0 2 BROWN BOOK AWARD DAR GOOD CITIZEN AWARD HARVARD BOOK AWARD NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALIST Joanne Sadowski VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST WINNER Sandy Kennard A w A R D s Nancy Danyluk GIRLS’ STATE Carol Preli Joanne Sadowski Laurie Wenc, Alt. 99 Page 103 CLASS WILL I, Jane Angilly, leave Mr. Beaudry’s room laughing hysterically because Karen has a rumball on her pants, thanx Johnny. I, John Aprea, leave the school to whoever wants it. I, Brian Arcuri, leave without protest. I, Lisa Ann Argraves, leave all my excuses for getting away with skipping classes to all of the unfortunate underclassmen. I, Chris Army, leave all my A.V. knowledge to some deserving underclassman. I, Chuck Banning, leave Windsor Locks High in 1981, and leave my best wishes to 1982. I,Michael Barile, leave my Ronald Reagan buttons and my Moral Majority membership card to the many deprived liberal thinkers who, unfortunately, continue to support the Democ- ractic party. I, Robert Berube, leave this unfortunate school behind to whoever wants it. I, Lew Benea, leave all my knowledge to Ray. I, Steve Bertrand, leave all my blank passes to Diane in hopes she will get to class on time. I, Debbie Blake, leave my place as Mrs. Carroll’s prize pupil to any deserving freshman who can manage to stay on her good side for four years. I, Thomas Blakley, leave my old tennis racket to future tennis pros. I, Raymond Bleau, happily leave my Biology book and my Chemistry book to the future brainos. I, Robert Blondin, leave Mr. Anastasia with a headache. 1, Daniel Bonadies, leave with a half-rate actor in the White House. I, Bonnie-Marie Bonauito, leave all my chewing gum to the upcoming seniors. I, Alan Bouchard, leave as quick as possible. 1, Tim Brangan, leave the percussion section to J. Fitz to see if he can improve them. I, Ann Bristol, leave Mrs. Dodd to always be remembered as Miss “M.” I, Brian Bulgajewsk, leave my senior homeroom locker to someone who will need to use it. I, Ed Bycenski, leave quickly without thinking about it too much. I, Denise Camilleri, leave gladly and willingly. I, Sue Cannon, leave with pleasure! I, Brent Carragher, leave all my violence and trouble behind. I, Kathy Case, leave gladly and willingly, knowing that I never have to come back! I, Ellen Casinghino, leave all my janitorial skills to Holly “Laverne” Skinner and all my “cheap thrills” in the men’s faculty to Mr. H. I, Shirley Chalifoux, leave the W.L. High school with a smile! I, Cathy Charette, leave Mrs. Alford all my bathroom passes. I, Tammy Chirico, leave Windsor Locks High School as it stands, forever! I, John Christopherson, leave my sprained ankle to Coach Sullivan. I, Catherine Clements, leave a truck load of green M M’s to Dimples, Birdlegs, and Foxy Roxy. I, David Colli, leavepeoplestilltryingtofigureoutwhatlsaid I, Lori Colombi, leave Mrs. Fitzgerald’s Steno I and II classes to whoever wants them. I, Debbie Colone, leave my Steno homework to anyone who can put up with it. I, Jackie Colturi, leave the “coolest” moccasins to the Freshmen so they can continue shuffling from bathroom to bathroom. I, Mark Critz, leave my soccer ability, quickness, and color coordination to Ricky Africano. I, Diane Czyzniak, leave with the hope that Donna DeLisle and Karen Starr have a better Sen¬ ior year than I did. I, Lisa D’Aleo, leave W.L. High with a lot of good, happy memories and the hope of a prosper¬ ous future. I, Nancy Danyluk, leave saluting to Sergeant Randall and my film essays with Mr. Gallo, since he never passed them back, anyway. I, Laurie D’Arrigo, leave for California with D. F. I, Marylee Davis, leave with a diploma in my hand, and a smile on my face! 100 Page 104 I, John Degen, leave my parking space to any upcoming senior whose car is classy enough to fulfill this position. I, Pete Demers, leave my foul trouble to any underclassman who can hack more than me. I, Wayne Despard, leave gearhead cars to anybody worthy of driving them. I, Mary Desroches, leave behind my homework to someone who can do better than I did. l Tom Desroches, leave my vibrato to any upcoming Freshman who can go through 4 years of Rinaldi ' s bull. I, Donna Devin, leave all my cigarettes to Mrs. Carroll. I, Ralph DiBacco, leave my best wishes to all the future seniors in W.L.H.S. I, Debbie DiBenedetto, leave the McDonald ' s gang a year without me. 1, Mike Dinocenza, leave for good! I, Lisa DiPoppo, leave with 30 balloons still left in my locker. Thanx Ellen and Jane!! I, Tracey DiPrato, leave my pantyhose and wig to the next brave senior. 1, Rose Dooley, leave L. B. with 1 more year to hack with Mr. A. I, Ron Duwell, leave English essays to any underclassman who enjoys staying up till 3 a.m. the night before the due date. I, Stan Dziok, leave Tandem English to some other unknowing senior. I, Debbie Falso, leave for California with Laurie D ' Arrigo. 1, Paul Filip, leave my keys to Joey Paleski for future use. I, Karen Fleming, leave Room 134 with a rumball on my pants (Thanks Johnny)! 1, Steve Flint, leave my days of sickness to the class of ' 82. 1, Denice Fortin, leave with all my friends hoping to keep in touch with them after graduation. I, Marc Fortin, leave all my rotten report cards to this school. I, Lynn Francoeur, leave my names bete and d ' elbows to the upcoming French students. I, Chris Fredo, leave for the last time with 4 years of this place for my sister. I, Joe Fuoco, leave the school riding on “E. 1, Kevin Gannuscio, leave my report cards to the school archives. 1, Tony Giannelli, leave my Ducati (The Best). I, Marcia Goodrich, leave the band and Mr. Rinaldi in the care of any upcoming band member willing to take the responsibility. I, Chris Grant, leave . . . well, I think I ' ll just leave. I, David Gray, leave. I, Theresa Grello, leave all things that I didn ' t do to next year ' s class. I, Victor Grieco, leave with an experience from Mr. Beaudry. I, Michael Gunther, leave one smelly sock to locker room B. I, Jean Hannon, leave my blushing to Mr. Borchetta ' s class. I, Kevin Hawes, leave my locker and gym locker to the school. I, Lisa Healy, leave planning my work and working my plan. I, Lori Healy, leave with David and his GMC — to be happy forever. I, Marji Hollis, leave all the bathrooms for bigger and better smoking areas. I, Bryan Hunt, leave this school to bigger and better things. I, Gina Ignazio, leave wishing I knew then what I know now. I, Edwin Kulas, leave for better times with my friends. I, Kathy Kulesa, leave gym class which I hated to my sister Trisha. I, Kevin Jackson, leave for the last time. I, Mike Johnson, leave for good. I, Jennifer Kadel, leave still confused in Accounting! I, Sandy Kennard, leave my worn out calculator to any up and coming Sr. Math student. I, Leanne Kinsley, leave Mr. Widmer one giant headache to remember me by. I, Susan Lang, leave early as usual. I, Joann Lavoie, leave one pen and one pencil to Ed Kulas for use in his future days so he 11 never bother me again. I, Steve LaVoye, leave “The Myth of the Cave” to unfortunate Tandem English prospects hop¬ ing never to write another essay on Plato. I, Denise LaFort, leave all my F minuses from Steno I to Mrs. Fitzgerald. I, Karen M. Leocha, leave with Joe, and the Duster running on empty, as usual. 101 Page 105 I, Jane Lcscher, leave the speed bumps totally unmarked!! 1, Scott A. Lillibridge, leave my Physics, Tandem English, and Calculus courses to any other Masochists! 1, Judy Lostowski, leave this school a lot happier than when I came. I, Rob Losty, leave another three years of Coach Sullivan ' s “spread outs to my brother Craig. I, Joe MacDonald, leave all of my books to next year ' s class. I, Nelson Magleora, leave my locker from 10th grade. I, June Magnani, leave W.L.H.S. in “Betsy (if she ' s still running). I, Tom Mancino, leave behind my Knute Rockne helmet to Slob. I, John Mandrola, leave my phrase, “one more time to any unsuspecting junior. I, Elizabeth Martens, leave all the lockers that never open and W.L.H.S. I, David Masera, leave my 4.0 average to my brother Mark. 1, John McGuire, leave my sneakers and gym shorts to whoever wants to use them. I, Gay Mercier, leave in purple with Bryan by my side. 1, Laura Methot, leave coming in late and getting out early to my brother Michael for two more years. I, Terry Modeen, leave my brother with all the new rules to come. I, Lori Monacchio, leave my “Italian and Proud T-shirt to my (so-called) guiding light. I, Robert Montecalvo, leave all the wild times in the “Sample to my sister so that she may enjoy her senior year. I, Lisa Nalepa, leave 1981 with good memories and good friends. I, Vicky Nelson, leave wondering if Kevin Ratcliffe will ever figure out what a mole is? 1, Mark Nicholson, leave our soccer record of 19-1-1 to any team that thinks they can beat it or us. I, Lisa Nolan, leave my soccer jersey, my position, and my team reputation to Barbie Grandhal. I, Jim O ' Boyle, leave my Field Stream magazines to anyone who can sit the bench as much as me in two years. 1, Nancy O ' Brien, leave all of my unexpected wild and crazy times with Patti and going “ZONKERS with Joanne, Allison, and Patti. I, Shane O ' Connor, leave the high school to someone who will like it. 1, Pat Okon, leave parking space which my car took. I, Michael Orenstein, leave all the headaches to anyone else that has to suffer in this school. I, Lorraine Paganelli, leave my Bio 11 notes to anyone who can understand them. I, Mark Pasha, leave the pieces left of my car in the High School road. I, Andy Pashos, leave all the doughnuts in the back lot for Mike S. 1, Dennis Peichert, leave knowing that I don ' t have to listen anymore to teachers ' orders and demands. I, Wayne Perretta, leave Windsor Locks, CT for good. I, Jim Perrone, leave that little Peaucians and shoe scuffers to Bill Morello. I, Jay Pesci, leave organizing ski trips to some other fool. 1, Ann Pierscinksi, leave W.L.H.S. without hesitation or regret. 1, Jeanne Poulin, leave four defective lockers. 1, Carol Preli, leave the other half of our locker to K. M., and the rest of the powder to K. M. and L. G. for Loomis. I, Patricia Priest, leave my position on the girl ' s tennis team to anyone who can handle it - Thanks N.H., M.G., P.D. and friends. I, Tamie Quagliaroli, leave never to forget the one who made my senior year great! 1, Bill Rand, leave metal class because I want to. 1, Kevin Ratcliffe, leave nothing. I, David Reale, leave centerfield to a qualified replacement. 1, Kathy Renfro, leave gladly forever. I, Bruce Robtoy, leave all my personal possessions to my brother. 102 Page 106 1, Jeanne Roy, leave without quitting. 1, Linda Rozman, leave my ice skates for anyone who can do a double-axel. I, Jim Saccente, leave my lateral movements to Hector. I, Joanne Sadowski, leave two dozen jelly Dunkin ' donuts to Kim Reid and Joyce Malone. 1, Andrew Sapoznik, leave all my photos of the cheerleaders to David Piktel. I, Gary Sartori, leave my hair to Mr. Borchetta. 1, Kristine Sauer, leave my grades to my brother. I, Mark Savage, leave with 2 Savages down and 3 to go! I, Pat Sayers, leave my tires in the back parking lot. I, Curt Schiessl, leave my C.V.C. leading scores to Danny Stanton. L Terry Schussler, leave my knee pads and my helmet to the next radically off-the-wall skate¬ boarder. I, Bill Schwietzer, leave the secret set of keys to anyone who can find them. I, Rich Shonti, leave Mr. A. a new hair piece. I, Maurice Simoneau, leave my Amityville Horror book report to Randy Stramel. I, Linda Sizer, leave Steno class and W.L.H.S. behind — gladly. I, Robbin Snow, leave my suitcase (pocketbook) for anyone who can lift it. I, Pat Spalluto, leave behind about 400 miles of wheelchair cruising through the corridors to anyone who can top that! I, Glenn Stahouski, leave this unorganized school to the rest of the students that have to come here. 1, Andrea Stecewicz, leave not forgetting Mr. Beaudry ' s classes and leave A.O.I.B.F. especially at skating to V. C. I, Jospeh Stewart, leave knowing I have written my last Tandem English essay. I, Becky Stine, leave my B.F. — Morf — to sing to Mrs. Dave and my brown nose to Judi to help her get started here. I, Randy Stramel, leave my ties to whoever dares to wear one. 1, Kim Struthers, leave with a great memory of all the great times Debbie and I had fourth period. 1, Stan Stumbers, leave this school to the future WLHS students. I, Dan Sullivan, leave the Bari Sax to anyone else who wants to increase the length of their arms by carrying it around. I, Daryl Sylvester, leave, in very sound mind and body. 1, Ed Taravella, leave all my destruction to the next graduating class to repair. I, Wayne Taylor, leave the rubber off my car tires to the parking lot. I, Pam Todaro, leave my detentions to Mr. Scuderi. 1, Chris Tralli, leave my gold tooth comb to Rick D. or the next Mr. Wonderful. 1, William Trantalis, leave my cheat notes to Mr. Flaherty. I, Robert Valbona, leave all worries and take off to Denmark with Becky. I, Shelly Traska, leave Mrs. Carroll’s 5-minute timings to any typing student who can handle them. I, Tom Valente, leave my bad memories, and 1 take my good ones. 1, Peter Vanderbilt, leave very happily. I, Jamie Walsh, leave Dennis McCarthy Gordo. 1, Laurie Wenc, leave the B-52’s and Elvis Costello to be “taking liberties” with the WLHS cross-country teams next year. P S. Thanks Mr. O ' Brien! 1, Diane Wieliczka, leave all senior activities to any underclassman who can handle them. I, Sharon White, leave Mrs. Fitzgerald with her green books. 1, Joe Yorio, leave my tailpipe to the school speed bumps. I, Stevee Zaloga, leave Connecticut and never return to another snowflake. I, Mark Zetterholm, leave anything I didn’t really like. 103 o re IX, A man cannot work and build as one alone for what is a man without the aid of his apprentice? E. K. 105 CT ' O 03 CU CLASS OFFICERS: Bottom Row (I. to r.) President, D. McCar¬ thy; Secretary, M. Army. Top Row (1. to r.) Vice- 106 Page 110 Page 111 Page llj Page 114 Page llj Page 11 Page 118 WHEN THE WHISTLE BLOWS “When the whistle blows we take time out from building our education to enjoying a wide range of athletic activities.” 15 6ir s,,d Boys Varsity Soccer The Seniors I want a goal thiiisss much! Bottom, (1. to r.)‘ J. Pesci; S. Lavoye; M. Critz; C. Schiesscl; R. Losty; J. Walsh; J. Stewart; M. Nicholson; J. Christopherson; J. Yorio; V. Grieco; B. Sabala. Top; (1. to r.) D. Callahan; D. McCarthy; D. Stanton; S. Riddell; D. Squires; S. Drangenis; J. Chapman; J. Bologna; M. Toce; T. Matteson. 116 Page X 2 0 Record: 15-0-1 C.V.C. Champs What did I ever do to you? 117 CM 03 CU Girls Varsity Soccer Bottom row (1. to r.): Coach Dave Johnson; Tri-Capt. L. Chapman; B. Woodhouse; Tri-Capt. B. Stine; Tri-Capt. L. Nolan; B. Grandal; 2nd row (1. to r.): E. Grover; G. Mattachione; Mgr. K. Antonnacci; L. Moore; J. Malone; D. Lavoye; D. Lesniak; 3rd row (1. to r.): K. Moore; P. Sabala; E. Malone; M. Walsh; K. Skrabal; J. Costello. Coach Johnson; Seniors B. Woodhouse; B. Stine; L. Nolan. 77T 8§e d ■ mm . i rwv. Coach Johnson; The Captains: B. Stine; L. Nolan; L. Chapman. Record: 14-5-2 CVC Champs I 19 C 7 T Varsity Football Hut one, hut two . . . Bottom (1. to r.): G. Frechette; M. Savage; M. Frank; S. O’Connor; B. Claffey; M. Dinocenza; D. Cordiliko. Second row (I. to r.) D. Pcichert; J. Saccente; T. Mancino; M. Wytenus; J. Seaha; J. Perrone; D. Ludden; M. , 20 Gunther; J. Grieco; R. Anderson. Third row (I. to r.) T. Daigle; D. Castonguay; T. Rafferty; D. Cordiliko; J. Johnson; G. Hebert; D. Walsh. Fourth row (I. to r.) P. Senofante; D. Wrabel; J. Wozniak. Top row (I. to r.) Page 124 Page -L Z ID Girls We’re still building. Bottom (1. to r.): P. Doherty; K. Viara; L. Tambussi; G. Tambussi; A. Ploszay; K. McDermott; M. MacNamara; P. Ploszay; Second row (I. to r.) Mgr. T. M ichaud; T. Desovitch; L. Grayson; K. Doak; M. McSweegan; V. Chcrlong; J. Turnberg; C. Kearns; Asst. Coach C. O ' Con¬ nor; Third row (1. to r.) Coach K. Collins; P. Hillery; C. Preli; K. Michalewicz; W. Davies; K. Thresher; K. Ludden; Mgr. L. Burk; T. Broussard. 122 CD bJD 03 126 7 T 8§e d Cross Country The Team Bottom row (1. to r.): C . Wenc; M . Montecalvo; G. Ra- jkowski; T. Schussler; L. Wenc; R. Arm¬ strong; P. Kane; Mid¬ dle row (1. to r.): M. Blevins; E. Kryszpin; A. Leonard; L. Ely; M. Okon; C. Sullivan; Top row (1. to r.): Asst. Coach P. Sarant; K. Pfaffenbichler; W. Shea; D. Pfaffen¬ bichler; W. Taylor; K. Mockalis; Coach J. O’Brien 124 CD bJD 03 128 Page 129 Girls Swimming Captain K. Starr; Coach S. Levine; Captain A. Slecewicz “When do I land?” The Team: Bottom (I. to r.): K. Sargent; E. Sullivan; K. Cameron; K. Bloomquist; P. Quinn; Top (1. to r.): L. Marinone; S. Gale; R. Peluso; K. Murphy; A. Stecewicz; K. Starr; K. Curry; K. Scotto; K. Corso; L. Piazza. 126 Page 130 T C T Top Row (1. to r.): C. McKeown, S. Santamaria, B. Frawley, D. Gagne; Bottom Row: L. Santamaria, M. Mandy, C. Drapeau, J. Morganson, L. D ' Aleo, L. Oliva. 128 7PT The Squad first row (1. to r.): L. Santamaria, C. Drapeau, S. Santamaria, B. Frawley; Second row: C. McKeown, A. Kctola, L. Sideravage, J. Morganson, D. Gagne, Coach B. McHugh. Missing from picture: L. Oliva. C C T Boys Varsity Basketball The Team — First row (1. to r.): T. Whiton, J. Perrone, T. McReynolds, P. Demers, J. O ' Boyle, E. Staron; Second row: G. Flanders; M. Jordan; D. Reale; P. Callahan; D. Masera; Coach Sullivan. 130 Page 134 Page X O Girls Varsity Basketball The Team: First row (1. to r.) K. Thresher, K. Ryan, W. Davies, Co-Capt. C. Preli, K. McDermott; Second row: E. Malone, L. Burk, M. Walsh, L. Grayson, Coach K. Collins; missing from picture: Co-capt. K. Michalewicz. 132 v£) CO 03 PU C T Boys Swim Team The Team — First row (1. to r.): A. Leten- dre, D. Letendre, J. Walsh, J. Stewart; Se¬ cond row: W. Kuper- nik, M. Dupont, S. Jackson, K. Pfaffen- bichler, P. Belanger, A. Green. 134 Page 138 139 Indoor Track The team — First row (1. to r.): L. Ely, D. Netolicky, K. McCarthy, M. Blevins, K. Coffey; Second row: K. Mocklis, M. Nicholson, R. Glanz, J. Lennon, A. Netolicky; Third row: Coach O ' Brien, M. Critz, D. Kingsbury, E. Pyznar, R. Myrkallo, J. Rielly, D. Pfaffenbichler. Missing from picture: K. An- tonacci, J. Christopher- son, G. Rajkowski. 136 Page 140 142 J.V. Soccer The team: First row: R. LaBreche, T. Mandrola, W. O ' Boyle, C. Daniel, J. Greene, D. Del Rosso, G. Flanders; Second row: Mgr. A. Keney, J. Ryan, S. Jackson, B. Hebncr, R. Heim, J. Kurmaski, J. Skrabel, P. Frevel, S. Brazalovich, M. True, M. Masera, R. Orlowski, B. Toper, C. Losty, Coach Schmaelzle, Mgr. K. Oliva. 138 Page 143 Co-captain D. Cordiliko, Coach Polce, Co-captain M. Mcrrigan The team: First row (1. to r.): J. Wozniak, D. Wrabel, B. Jones, D. Walsh, D. Cordiliko; Se¬ cond row: T. Sevigny, R. Glanz, J. Ferris, P. Mondazzi; Third row: M. Dooley, M. Merrigan, D. Castonguay, C. Famiglietti, P. Senofonte. 139 Page 144 Boys J.V. Basketball 03 CU Girls J.V. Basketball The Team — First row (1. to r.): T. Michaud, A. Dailey, K. Ryan, K. Olsen, P. Sabala, S. Tremblay, Se¬ cond row: S. Light, K. Viara, M. Sadowski, M. McSweegan, M. Pepin, P. Garvey. Page 146 Freshman Basketball Coach Malone The Team — First row (1. to r.): M. Merrigan, W. O ' Boyle, R. Edes, T. Mandrola, J. Baker, P . Senofonte; Second row: R. Heim, M. Masera, J. Kur- maski, R. Africano, B. Jones, M. Flynn, S. Brazalovich, D. Aprea. 142 Page 147 Top row (1. to r.): K Mancino, K. Ferris, A. Ketola; Bottom Row: C Mancino, L. LaCasse, C. Hebert. 143 Winter JV Cheerleading Freshman Cheerleading J.V. Squad Top: S. Good; Middle (1. to r.): M. Blakely, C. Mancino; Bottom (1. to r.): L. Poissant, L. Sideravige, L. Ratcliffe, P. Kane. Page 149 150 Page lb 1 FOREMEN Lives cannot be built without the guidance and support of those who oversee our education. 147 Page -L 3 Z ADMINISTRATION Page -L 3 3 154 GUIDANCE Dept. Chairman Michael Pappas i i m m Athletic Director James Muska 150 —-- Guidance Secretary Jean Markiewicz Charles Simonetta Edward Muska 1 c;c; Ann Lumbert James Gatto, John Gallo Abigail Stecewicz, Carolyn Bravakis Stephen Foley, James Francoeur 03 CU 156 Brian McKeown Robert Oliva, Dept. Chairman Leonard Stine 152 03 CU 157 MATHEMATICS s4 ft beware of 1.TREE TEECHER Brian Kehlenbach Howard Buckley 03 CU 158 SCIENCE Shirley Sharis George Plaezck, Alfred Kausch Jam es O ' Brien, Frank Flaherty Richard Biclawicc Dept. Chairman Randy Widmer 154 03 PU 159 Charbra Jestin ART Nancy Hall Carol Dabkowski 155 Page 160 Dept. Chairman Paul Thibodeau Margaret Hayes Gordon Griswold INDUSTRIAL ARTS Richard Smith CN VO 03 CU LIVING ARTS Lorraine Dodd Dept. Chairman Barbara Santamaria Priscilla Brown • 58 Karen Collins PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dorothy Mikolajcik cn vo 03 PU SPECIAL AREAS Elise Sawtelle, Learning Disabilities; Ellie Landry, Reading Gayle Dufour, Alternative Learning Pro¬ gram; Barbara Burnham, Special Education Neil Rinaldi, Music 159 Page 164 Custodians (1. to r.): E. Case, M. Gragnolati, S. Clee, W. Case, M. Verre. Nelson Riner, Work Experience Marian O ' Leary, School Nurse 160 Lunch Room Staff (1. to r.): M. Courtney, D. Pearson, M. Desovich, P. Skrabal, A. Dixon, L. O’Donnell, B. Morello, M. Andrews, R. Brullotte, E. Ignazio, A. Loveland. ld VO 03 CU FOREMEN vO VO 03 CU AFTER HOURS After hours ... When we finish our work, we start building our¬ selves through the activities we take part in. 00 VO 03 CU AUDIO-VISUAL Front row: D. Netolicky, R. Cosgro; Back row: T. Loveland, S. Bertrand, d. Carey, c. Army, E. Purcell. 164 Page 169 Fourth row: P. Mannazi, B. Zain, D. Curry, J. Saccente, C. Lescell, T. Brangan, J. Fitzpatrick, S. Nash, A. Diana, R. Paluso, M. Goodrich, J. Loughran, T. DcsRoches, S. Savage. A. Bartley. Third Row: A. Green, C. Duffey, J. Wasniak, M. Savage, S. Dzoik, R. Edes, K. Hebert, B. Hebner, R. Aforismo, L. Veit; Second row: B. Coopernick, L. Kulas, R. Brillard, G. Hebert, V. Diana, D. Sullivan, P. Frevel, J. Bretin, J. Loughran, E. Kulas, E. Grover; First row: S. Edes, M. Paluso, S. Zordragger, D. Ericson, L. Legere, K. Coffee, J. Sterner, K. Sullivan. 165 o 03 PU STAGE BAND Front row: L. Viet, J. Loughran, E. Kulas, G. Hebert, D. Sullivan; Second row: M. Goodrich, T. DesRoches, S. Savage, S. Bartley, A. Dianna; Third row: K. Hebert, P. Duval, M. Savage, V. Nelson; Fourth row: T. Kokaski, R. Montecalvo, V. Greico, C. Lascell, J. Fitzpatrick, T. Brangan, J. Saccente, P. Daudelin. Neil Rinaldi 166 Pagel. 1 First row (I. to r.): P. Kane, S. Scott, L. Ratcliffe, J. Priest; Se¬ cond row: L. Prevost, L. Stanizy, J. Codola; Third row: P. Priest, D. Tomalonis, Advisor Mrs. Andrusio Mrs. Andrusio, advisor “Gonna fly now!” B. Ajaski COLORGUARD, First row (1. to r.): P. Mancarrella, S. Orcns- tein, D. Netolicky; Second row: M. Albert, J. Loughran, L. Prevost, L. Stanizy; Thrid row; B. Ajaski, A. Cortilico, J. Albert, K. Cartsounis, J. Susaya c o L O R G U A R D 167 CN 03 PU ’81 HERALD Staff Editor Donna Grant Staff photographer: Andy Sapoznik Senior biography committee: Nancy Danyluk, Robert Valbona, Vicky Nelson, Donna Grant, editor Joanne Sadowski. ttf SOR LOCk s Senior activities committee: Andrea Stecewicz, Leanne Kinsley, Laurie Wenc. Typing staff: Diane Czyzniak, June Magnani. 168 Faculty committee: Nancy Danyluk, June Magnani, David Colli. Artist: Chris Grant Page-L 5 Sports committee: Carol Prcli, Joe Stewart, Susan Santamaria. Advisor MissSawtelle Photography editor: David Colli Underclassmen committee: Vicky Nelson, cd.; L. Oliva; S. Santamaria. Special pages: Lisa Healy; Robbin Snow; Becky Stine, ed.; Lisa Oliva; Jennifer Kadel. HERALD BUSINESS BOARD D. Blake, T. Chirico, D. Czyzniak, L. Francoeur, T. Grello, L. Kinsley, M. McLaughlin, N. O’Brien, L. Rozman, D. Wieliczka. ADVISOR: Mrs. Alford Special thanks to our photographer, Mike Ryan Activities committee: Ann Loughran, Steve LaVoye, Ron Duwell. Page 174 170 MATH TEAM Advisor Mr. Buckley Front row: R. Duwell, L. Kryszpin, J. Malone, S. Mantell, S. LaVoye; Sec¬ ond row: D. Sullivan, K. Reed, J. Sadowski, S. Wojas, L. Oliva, S. Lilli- bridge. Seniors: R. Duwell, S. Lillibridge, J. Sadowski, D. Sullivan, S. LaVoye. Page 1 b MODEL UN Advisor Mr. Borchetta Mr. Borchetta and co-advisor David Masera Seniors: front row (1. to r.): D. Masera, C. Army, J. O ' Boyle, N. Danyluk; second row: J. Sadowski, R. Losty, J. Pesci, M. Critz; third row: L. Wenc, D. Sullivan, V. Nelson, R. Stine. Front row (I. to r.): L. McGee, L. Veit, M. Army, H. Donagher, T. Kupec, R. LaBreche, L. Kellogg; Seond row: L. Holcomb, L. Kupec, R. Losty, M. Critz, J. Pesci, C. Army, L. Wenc; Third row: K. Wenc, R. Stine, J. Priest, L. Piazza, J. O’Boyle, M. Toce, J. Bologna; Fourth row: M. Viggiano, M. Sadowski, E. Sullivan, H. Critz, C. Simonetta, R. Valcnte, D. Wrabel; Fifth row: K. Oliva, D. Sullivan, N. Danyluk, V. Nelson, A. Keney, E. Grover, J. Pesci; Sixth row: L. DiMichael, J. Sadowski, L. Kryszpin, L. Oliva, K. Sullivan, G. Kingsbury, D. Masera. 171 VO 03 CU NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society — First row (1. to r.): J. Saccente, N. O ' Brien, L. Kinsley, J. Sadowski, V. Nelson; Second row (I. to r.): S. Lillibridge, D. Sullivan, C. Preli, N. Danyluk, M. Goodrich, L. Wenc. Missing from picture: Ron Duwell, J. Mag- nani. 172 Pagel. First Row (1. to r.): L. McGee, L. Sowell, J. Priest, M. Stroud, S. Peacock, B. Hanson; Second row: L. Kellogg, L. Har¬ mon, T. Cocassi, T. Kupec, P. Bellanger, A. Bartly, L. Rupee, S. Edes; Third row: J. Malec, J. Tennant, R. Valente, T. Schussler, S. Lillibridge, E. Kryszpin, S. Mantel, P. Frauel, M. Fouquette, G. Rajkowski. 03 PU STUDENT COUNCIL H Seniors: C. Preli, R. Losty, L. Wenc, J. Stewart, N. Danyluk. Juniors: K. Starr, R. Dombrowski, R. Armstrong, L. Kryszpin 03 Ph STUDENT TUTORING Page 181 iTcAA U t£c6 3suf l %0Z J2JIC( teV y Q Hy-UMS V C X1 V __ c 5 fL, F’ ' -k � ■ ' ’fCtJ ' V ' £ ca «� u) u - 55 «ss — - ' x zW;z o iwV - f ' . � ivO Page X 8 2 These past four years have been our building years. We have learned much about ourselves and the world around us. Our friends, families, and teachers have supported us and we have not had to stand alone. cn oo 03 CU Now, we leave high school to begin to build the rest of our lives. The foundation of our lives has been set and we will always remember our high school days. Our graduation is an end to a part of our lives, but it is also a beginning — the begin¬ ning of our futures as adults. 00 tH 03 CU We have had a good start during our high school years. Many of our individual aims may differ, but we all share common goals — to reach our potential and to build successful lives. Like skyscrapers that touch the sky, we always aim for the highest point we see. Page 185 In Me mo ri am Ella Tambussi Grasso 1919-1981 “In my house there is a motto which says Bloom where you are planted.’ That is Windsor Locks, which is my strength and life.’’ Page 186 EAST WINDSOR HILL s BROAD BROOK-3 h. SKYLARK AIRPORT WINDSOR LOCKS CD bJD as 187 WINDSOR LOCKS 183 00 00 03 CU C. H. DEXTER Producers of SPECIALITY NONWOVENS i FOUNDED 1767 C H DEXTER DIVISION THE DEXTER CORPOBATION ONE Elm STREET WINDSOR LOCKS CONN 06096 : CT ' 00 03 Qh BRETT-FLANDERS INSURANCE AGENCY 21 North Street Windsor Locks, CT 06096 623-3333 o CT ' 03 CU Standard Auto Body Inc. KING SPRING ROAD — P.O. 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