Windsor Locks High School - Herald Yearbook (Windsor Locks, CT)
- Class of 1984
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Page Page m I The Order of the Course I The Team.Page 1 II The Race.Page 84 III The Second String.Page 10 S IV The Individual Medley.Page 116 L V The Games.Page 126. jj VI The Coaching Staff.Page 15 sJ VIIThe Patrons.Page 186Ā Page Page Page 6 Sustained by the knowledge and skills instilled in us by our coaches and fellow teammates, we will execute a performance that displays our unrelenting strength and spirit. S life JiTSIyii O Page Page Page Page Page Page GOLD MEDALIST In the past four years, through our trials and triumphs, there has been one source of strength from whom we hove derived inspiration and encouragement. His willingness to help and his readiness to support ore attributes that moke him our friend os well os our teacher. Because of his determination, he remains for us a symbol of victory, a conqueror of insurmountable feats. We proudly dedicate our yearbook to a true champion of the human spirit: Mr. Carl Purinton 14 00 Page 0 Page EDITORIAL COMMEFTf For the post four years we oil hove been engaged in a race which has token us over steep hills and into expansive volleys of ocddemic achievement. During this scholastic competition, our inspiration and endurance hove propelled us toward one milestone in our lives ā high school graduation. Throughout the race, we hove token great core to pace ourselves and to adjust our strides in anticipation of the final lop. As we approach it, we realize that all our effort will culminate in one final moment and that we must push ourselves to run foster and to strive harder. Although there will be only one victor, we must celebrate the efforts of every competitor. The true accomplishment lies within the efforts exercised by every runner who completes the race. I solute the spirit of competition. 16 O CM Page SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Our leaders give us direction. With their help, we are headed for a sure victory! Trocy Costello. Treasurer During the 1952 Winter Games, Dick Dutton won the gold for the United States in figure skoting. 1 L Jennifer Pesci, Secretory 17 CM Page 18 CM CM Page Page RICHARD F. AFRICANO 4-16-66 EVENTS: Bond 1, 2. 3, 4: Stage Band 2. 3. 4; Vor. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. BasketĀ¬ ball 1, 2; J.V. Baseball 1, Var. 2, 3, 4; CYO 2, 3. 4: Underclassman Athletic Aword 3 GOLD MEDAL: To live a rewarding life and to shore it with Linda ANTHEM. ' The most you can offer yourself in life is knowing that you gave it your best.āā Africono DAVID APREA 5-16-66 EVENTS: Fr. Basketball, J.V. 2, Vor. 3, 4. J.V. Boseball 1. 2. Vor. 3, 4; NH53; golfing; fishing; camping; going to parties, Markās car GOLD MEDAL: To travel around the world; be very successful and olwoys hove friends; own a Porsche ANTHEM: Not farewell, but fore foreword, voyagers. 20 Eliot MONIQUE C. ALBERT 7-3066 EVENTS: Color Guard; Track 2; J.V. Foil Cheerleoding 2, Vor. 3, 4, Vor. Winter Cheerleoding 2, 3; J.V. Softball 3. Vor. 4, unicorns ond rainbows; parties,- beaches, hanging around with Jocks, Liso, Bra GOLD MEDAL: To fulfill my dreams ond go to Colifornio ANTHEM: You see things os they ore ond osk why? But I dreom things that never were and osk why not?ā Kennedy JOHN F. BAKER 3-24-66 EVENTS: Fr. Basketball; Var. Golf 2, 3, 4, partying with Dave, Mark, ond Bob,- Geil ' s concerts GOLD MEDAL: To be a professional bowler ANTHEM: Everything is funny os long os it is happening to somebody else. Rogers KARA L. ALDRICH 6 - 22-66 EVENTS: Animals, Horleys,- shooting pool, hitting the beach; going to concerts GOLD MEDAL: To build o log cobin with Dwight, raise lots of onimols, ond live o long, healthy life ANTHEM: If you reveal your secrets to the wind you should not blome the wind for revealing them to the trees. Gibran DIETER BALCK 9-7-65 GOLD MEDAL: To major in business at college,- to run my own business CM Page Page SHARON BENEA 6-25-66 EVENTS. Sr. Mag. Copt., Work ExĀ¬ perience; Jr. Prom; Paul 2, 3, 4; greor rimes 1, 2, 3, 4 GOLD MEDAL: To be hoppy and sucĀ¬ cessful in oil my furure endeovors ANTHEM: If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, he will meet with success. Thoreou PETER R. BLAIS 9-9-65 GOLD MEDAL; To marry Toni and be happy forever; to experience oil the good things in life and to work hard ond moke my parents, family, and friends proud ANTHEM: Do unto others as you would like them to do unto you.ā GOD. BRUCE BOI5 6-14-65 EVENTS: Mgr. of Girls ' Vor. Softball Team 1, 2,3 GOLD MEDAL: To be the best machinist I con be ANTHEM: Let someone you love go free, if she returns she ' s yours forever. If she doesn ' t, it was never meant to be because those who leave feel not the poin of porting. Itās those who stay behind who suffer. Anonymous JOHN G. BOLOGNA 2 - 12-66 EVENTS: Vor Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4 Indoor Track 2, 3, 4. Vor. Track 1, 3. 4. Class V.P. 2. Pres. 3; Model U N. 1. Adv. 2, V.P 3, 4. Sr. Mog. Copt., CYO Pres. 3, 4. skiing; being with friends GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in my career ond spend my life making others hoppy ANTHEM A friend Ā«s someome who knows you inside ond our ond still likes you.ā LOUIS BONA 3-4-66 EVENTS: A.C.C.; The Box 1, 2, 3, 4; hiding from Mr. A.; partying at Spec ' s GOLD MEDAL: To see the world 22 T. A DAVID BONETTI VO CM Page Russell Louis Swineheorr. IV Women s long jump wos odded to the Olympic program during the 1948 Summer Gomes in London. Englond. 23 CM Page ANN BONITO 3-19-66 EVENTS: Sofrboll 1; porrying; eating; clorhes; men; beaches; boaring; Sting; cruising; skiing; good friends; J6L; special rhonks ro Joey; summer ' 83 GOLD MEDAL: To keep orrempring rhe impossible ond succeed; ro be in- dependenrly wealrhy ANTHEM: āāSmile ond rhe world smiles wirh you, weep ond you weep olone. Anonymous LINDA K. BONITO 4-21-66 EVENTS: Herald Staff 4; Indoor Track 3; Spring Track 3; CYO 3, 4; giggle sisters 4 GOLD MEDAL: To fulfill a career in nursing and ro hove o successful and happy life wirh Rick ANTHEM: What lies behind us ond whor lies before us ore tiny morrers compared ro whor lies within us. Emerson DAVID BORCHETTA 11-5-66 EVENTS: CYO 2, 3, 4 GOLD MEDAL: To go into low enforcement ANTHEM: Never before have we hod so little rime in which to do so much. Roosevelt JAMES F. BOUFFARD 11 - 22-66 EVENTS: J.V. Boseboll 3 GOLD MEDAL; To be rich ond hove my own body shop ANTHEM: āāDo it right rhe first time or don ' t even bother. J. F. B. 24 LORETTA C. BRADLEY 11-16-66 EVENTS: Working or McDonald ' s; candlelight pizzo with Chris; 240-Z ' s; cruising in my truck GOLD MEDAL; To be rhe first woman editor of Rood Track ANTHEM; It is unnatural to be near someone you love and not hold them now and then. Davis SANDRA D. BRAZALOVICH 7-18-66 EVENTS; 1983 Junior Prom Queen GOLD MEDAL: To remain single for os long os possible and to be successful ANTHEM: Come whor come may, time ond the hour runs through the roughest doy. Shakespeare 00 CM Page Page STEVEN J. BRAZALOVICH 1-5-66 EVENTS: Vor. Football 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 2; fishing; weightlifting; football GOLD MEDAL: To always be hapĀ¬ py in life and successful in anything I do ANTHEM: āāFriendship is the most precious gift born to man. Anonymous LISA M. BRITSCHOCK 1-306 6 EVENTS: J.V. Softball 3, Vor. 4, sumĀ¬ mer of ā33; Aug. 19; parties; the Cope; ride to Enders; hanging around with Moose and Jock GOLD MEDAL: To marry the one I love, Jeff; to own a Mercedes 450SL ANTHEM: āāIf you con imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become if. Ward ROGER A. BROUILLARD 6 - 21-66 EVENTS: Outdoor Trock 2, 3, 4; Pole Voulrer. J.V. Soccer 2 GOLD MEDAL: To pursue o coreer in special educotion ANTHEM: Where rhere is Foirh there is Love Where there is Love there is Peoce Where there is Peoce rhere is God Where there is God there is no need. ā Anonymous JAMES BUCKLEY 4-13-65 EVENTS: 4-wheeling; partying with my friends GOLD MEDAL. To hove a good job; to own a bike and be well off ANTHEM: Leave it to me to make things hoppen. Anonymous 26 AMY BULGAJEWSKI 6-13-66 EVENTS: Vor. Field Hockey 2, 3; going to New Hampshire with Gina; cruising in Laurie ' s Chevelle,- going out with D. M.; Ron ' 33; the great times with Gina and Laurie,- Mom and Dad GOLD MEDAL: To be rich and move to Colorado ANTHEM: Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go, be what you want to be. Live! J. L. S. ANTHONY M. BURKE 10-7-66 EVENTS: J.V. Soccer 2, 3; I.H.L. 1. 2, 3, 4, Tae-Kwon-Do; ice hockey; parties GOLD MEDAL: To someday photograph wildcats ANTHEM: The story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye. The story of love is hello and goodbye until we meet again. Hendrix o CO Page Tony Duck Lisa During rhe 1976 Winter Gomes. Dororhy Homill of Riverside. in Dlockie figure skoring. CT caprured rhe gold 00 Page PAUL CALLAHAN 11-5-65 EVENTS: Vor. Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4. Copr 4. J.V. DosKerboll 1. 2, Vor 3. 4; J.V. Boseboll 1, Vor 2. 3. 4; Boys ' Srore 3; Tolcorr Mrn. Sc. Crr. 2; NHS 3: Closs Pres. 1. 2. 4. Morh Team 2. 3. 4. CYO 1. 2. 4 GOLD MEDAL: To ger my masters degree in electrical engineering; to drive o Joguor. to never lose touch with my friends ANTHEM: Whot you find in life depends moinly on whot you look for.ā Anonymous KIMBERLY A. CAMERON 6 - 1-66 EVENTS: Var. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Mag. Copr.; Boys ' Swim Mgr.; CYO; Giggle Sisters; Hampton; Itsy 6 Dinky; Thanks Mom! GOLD MEDAL: To live my life with the full realization of my dreams ANTHEM: If you hove built castles in the oir, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundation under them. Thoreou LISA M. CAMILLERI 5-19-66 EVENTS: Being with Danny and Dennis 3rd period study GOLD MEDAL: To be happy in life and to travel ANTHEM: To live each day to the fullest. Get the most out of each day, each hour, and each age of your life. Then you con look forward with conĀ¬ fidence and bock without regrets. Anonymous ANDREW J. CAMPISI 10-10-65 EVENTS: I.H.L.; Partying; Fobar; 4-wheeling GOLD MEDAL: To buy my Dodge power wagon 28 STEVEN CAMPOMINOSI 10-18-66 EVENTS: Track 2; Hockey; being with my friends; partying GOLD MEDAL: To live o long and hapĀ¬ py life ANTHEM: Every doy the future is drawing near, so do whot you con do while the time is still here. Anonymous TIMOTHY 5. CARTER 3-26-66 EVENTS: Being with Liso and Tara; parĀ¬ tying with my friends GOLD MEDAL: To moke o lor of money ond build o log cabin for Liso ond me ANTHEM: Later! CM CO Page Page TODD CARTER KIMBERLY J. CARTSOUNI5 9-23 -66 EVENTS: Color Guard 1 2, 3, 4, Copt. 4 ; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Softball 3; Track 2; Grad. Ush. 2; Sr. Mag. Capt; being with my friends and having a good time GOLD MEDAL: To own my own house and to travel ANTHEM: If you see someone without o smile, give them one.ā Anonymous VICTORIA 5. CHERLONG 1010-66 EVENTS: J.V. Field Hockey 1; rollerskating; dancing; summer of ' 83 with Kristo,- the beach GOLD MEDAL: To be successful; to be with someone special ANTHEM: For owoy in the sunshine ore my highest aspirations, I moy not reach them, bur I con look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. ' ' Alcort URSULA CIERPIKOWSKI 30 TRACY CLOUTIER 3-23-66 EVENTS: Parties on the lone; summer of ' 82 with Warren; always remembering my little brother Kenny. GOLD MEDAL: To always be close to Warren; become o travel agent; ond be happy ANTHEM: In rime I ' ll change ond so will you, but the things we did ond the times we shored, will always be the some. Shorbino MARCIA A. COBB 12-19-66 EVENTS: Mrs. Dodd; having classes with Kim and Robin; meeting Will my freshman year GOLD MEDAL: To own property ond to hove o fulfilling career ANTHEM: Love is like sunlight; it radiates the warmth within.ā Anonymous CO Page The loser beom wos used ro transmit the Olympic flome for the first time during the 1976 Summer Gomes LD CO Page JOHN P. CORCORAN 2-19-65 EVENTS: J.V. Football 3, Vor. 4, Track 3; Sr. Mog. Copt; CYO 3, 4; Pointing 64 on the born with Jim and Ron GOLD MEDAL: To build my own house; to always give 100 percent in all that I do ANTHEM: If you hove nothing to die for. then you hove nothing to live for. Schuller KELLY A. CORSO 7-6-66 EVENTS: Girls ' J.V. Swim Team TRACY A. COSTELLO 6 - 6-66 EVENTS: Vor. Soccer 1. 2,3. 4, Vor. Trock 2, 3. 4. Treos. 1. 2. 3, 4; Whos ' Who 3; girls ' Store Alt. GOLD MEDAL: To onricipore happiness with each new day ANTHEM: ā1 wos born to be exactly whot you see, nothing more, nothing less, I ' m nor the worst ond I ' m not the best. I ' ll just try to be exactly whot you see, today ond everyĀ¬ day I ' m just me. Anonymous MICHAEL COURTNEY 6-13-66 32 HEIDI M. CRITZ 3-1-66 EVENTS: Model U.N. 1, 2; Vor. Girls ' Soccer 2; C.Y.O. 2, 3,4 GOLD MEDAL: To be where I ' m the happiest and where I con serve my best ANTHEM: You hove the freedom to be yourself, your true self, here ond now, ond nothing con stand in your way. Bach THOMAS P. CULCA5I 2-2366 EVENTS: Herald Staff Editor-In-Chief. PMP 1. 2, 3, 4, 3d. of Dir. 3; CCY 3, Bond Pres. 4; Bond 2, 3, 4, Stg. Bond 1. 2, 3, 4; Sr. Ploy Bond 1, 2, 3; Reh. Pianist 2. 3: Who ' s Who 3. Youth Comm. 2, Treos. 3, Choirmon 4 GOLD MEDAL: To work ot making oil my dreams realities ANTHEM: So long os men con breathe or eyes con see. So long lives this ond this gives life to thee. Shokespeore CO Page Page MICHELLE A. CUNNINGHAM 7-11-66 EVENTS: Chorus 2, 4, Art, Junior Prom, hoving o good rime with speciol friends GOLD MEDAL: To become successful in rhe coreer of my choice, be it either Computer Programming or Interior Design ANTHEM: Once in owhile you ' ll find a friend who ' ll be a friend forever.ā Anonymous WILLIAM DAIGLE DEAN DelROSSO 11-16-65 EVENTS: J.V. Soccer 1; I.H.L. 2, 3, 4; hanging around with friends and beĀ¬ ing with Colleen GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in whatever I attempt and to hove a good time doing it 34 RICH DeLUCO 3-11-66 GOLD MEDAL: To be the best comĀ¬ puter programmer I con be ANTHEM: Let someone you love go free, if she returns she ' s yours forever, if she doesn ' t then it was never meant to be. ' ' Anonymous LISA M. DeMICHELE 6-3066 EVENTS: Model U.N. 1, 2, 3. 4; Swim Team 2, 4; Moth Team 3, 4; N.H.5.; Notional Merit Commended Scholar; Tolcott Mtn. Sci. Cr.,- Who ' s Who; CYO 1, 2, 3, 4 GOLD MEDAL: To be o successful financier ond to be financially successful ANTHEM: The heart hos its reasons which reason Knows nothing of .ā Pascal 00 CO Page Page JOANNE M. DESPARD 2-4-66 EVENTS: Spending money; music,- rhe beoch; cruising; being wirh my friends and having o good rime! GOLD MEDAL: To someday reach my goal in life and enjoy ir ANTHEM: Some people see only rhe thorns, bur rhe lucky ones ger ro smell rhe roses! Anonymous JOSEPH P. DEWEY 5-7-65 GOLD MEDAL: To live life ro its fullesr and hove o good rime doing ir; ro be wirh Barb ANTHEM: āāThere is no goal unattainable if one purs his mind ro ir. Anonymous VITTORIA A. DIANA 11-16-65 EVENTS: Bond 1, 2. 3, 4. Srage Bond 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4; P.M.P. 3; Bond Librarian 2, 3. 4; Ploy Bond 2, 3 GOLD MEDAL: To always be hoppy and sr oy close ro rhose I love ANTHEM: If you love something, ser ir free. If ir comes bock ro you, ir is yours. If ir doesn ' t, ir never was. Anonymous MARK 5. DiDOMENICO 7-14-66 EVENTS: J.V. Boskerboll 3; Vor. Golf 3. 4, parrying jusr abour every weekend and cruising around in rhe bomb GOLD MEDAL: To do something I like ro do; ro hove good friends ond see everything I con ANTHEM: Money con buy you happiness ond o lor of other necessities if you hove enough. ' ' 36 Anonymous MARY DiMAURO 5-18-65 EVENTS: Chorus 1 GOLD MEDAL: To be wirh Greg for rhe rest of my life ANTHEM: There ore two things to aim or in life: first, ro ger whar you wont; ond, after rhor, ro enjoy ir. OnĀ¬ ly rhe wisest of mankind achieve rhe second. ' ' Smith PAMELA A. DiPOPPO 11 - 10-66 EVENTS: Town Softball 1. 2, 3. 4. going out on Friday wirh L. S., C. M.. K. W.. L. M., C. M.. D. E.. J. E., ond P. C. boskerboll gomes, Popo Gino ' s GOLD MEDAL: To become on occountonr ond to go ro Howoii ANTHEM: For oway, rhere in the sunshine, ore my highest ospirorions. I moy not reoch them, but I con look up ond see them ond try to follow where they lead. ' ' Alcott Page40 Page41 KRISTA B. DONAGHER 6-16-66 EVENTS: Model U N. 2; Sr. Mog. Copt.. CYO 2, 3, 4; being with my friends, makĀ¬ ing people smile, dancing; skating; the summer of ' 63 with Vic; my P.A. roomie GOLD MEDAL: To pursue oil my dreams hoppily ond successfully; to always remember the doss of ' 84 ANTHEM: Friends deport, ond memory takes them to her caverns, pure and deep Doyly THOMAS W. DONNELLY 4-17-66 EVENTS: J.V. Baseball 2; Golf 3, 4; SoftĀ¬ ball; The Red Bomb; ' ' parries; Van Halen; Real Estate; ' ' ciji;ā I.H.L. GOLD MEDAL: To party, ran, gamble, and you name if in Florida ANTHEM: I ' m a fiddler crab! Shoot me! I don ' t care I like the smell of burnt feathers!ā Daffy Duck MICHAEL DOOLEY 2-7-66 EVENTS: J.V. Boseboll 2, Var. 3, 4; Fr. FootĀ¬ ball, Vor. 4. Earing C lunch with Koren Von, Lips Mogilicurti ond company GOLD MEDAL: To walk across America with Jennifer, Trocy, ond Ted ond to never get down when things get rough ANTHEM: Take each doy with on open mind ond o brighter outlook for tomorrow. M. D. CATHY A. DUFFY 6-25-66 EVENTS: Bond 1. 2, 3, 4. Lbrn 2, 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4: Jozz Bond Mgr. 4. being with my friends; F. G., V. D.. E. F.. S. W., ond J. B.. skiing,- haunted houses with IV H.. IV B. ond F. G.. parties. Prom GOLD MEDAL: To achieve oil my goals ond to shore my dreoms with the people I love ANTHEM: We roo often love things ond use people when we should be using things ond loving people ' ' 38 KEVIN P. DULKA 3-25-66 EVENTS: Var. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Var. InĀ¬ door Track 4; W.LLH.L. 1, 2, 3, 4 GOLD MEDAL: To be a sportscaster ANTHEM: I ' d enjoy the day better if it started later.ā Hospodar ROBERT EDES 5-25-66 EVENTS: J.V. Boskerboll 1, 2; J.V. Baseball 2, Vor. 3, 4. Bond 1. 2; Srg. Bond 1. 2, 3; Golf, Comping at Moshmoquet; weekend parĀ¬ ties,- relaxing,- earing,- D. Teom GOLD MEDAL: To attend college ond become successful or whorever I ortempt ANTHEM: Donāt take life too seriously, you ' ll never moke it our olive. Anonymous CM Howe Page Bullseye Porsy Webber During the 1976 Summer Gomes in Monrreol. Quebec. Conodo. 32 Africon notions withdrew ofrer the IOC refused to bon New Zealand over segregation issues. 39 CO Page DIANE M. ERICKSON 7-21-66 EVENTS: Bond 1. 2. 3; J.A., horsebock riding; going out with my friends; hov- ing o good rime GOLD MEDAL: To hove o happy ond successful life; to always be close to my friends ANTHEM: To live your life in your own way, ro reach the goals you hove ser for yourself... to be rhe you rhor you wonr ro be ā rhor is success. Sronron ANNMARIE FALSO 5-23-66 EVENTS: Summer of 82; comping in Greor Barringron; Junior Prom weekend or rhe Sandpiper; hanging oround wirh MaryJane GOLD MEDAL: To sray wirh Tommy forever; ro leave for Florida wirh MaryJane ANTHEM: If you wonr somerhing bodly enough, youāll keep rrying; bur if you foil, ir was never worth wonring. A. M. F. CHARLES P. FAMIGLIETTI 10-7-66 EVENTS: J.V. Foorball 1, 2; Var. 3, Copr. 4, Vor. Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Vor. Track 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Srare 3; Who ' s Who 4; Herald; skiing; Kelly; 2-19-83 GOLD MEDAL: To live my life in hoppiness wirh Kelly ANTHEM: You moy hove oil knowledge ond undersrand oil secrers; you moy hove oil rhe foirh needed ro move mounrains; bur if you hove nor love,- you ore norhing. 1 Corinrhions 13:2 CHRISTOPHER J. FARRELLY 10-31-66 GOLD MEDAL; To raise Corwin ro twentieth level; to complete four years of college; to be wealthy beyond measure; to ploy D. and D. until I die ANTHEM: Truth suffers from too much analysis.āā Hebert 40 LYNN FERLAND 1-24-66 EVENTS; Going to the beach; horseback riding ond partying with Lauren; comping GOLD MEDAL; To be able to enjoy life to its fullest ANTHEM: The happiest people seem to be those who hove no particular couse for being happy except that they ore so. Inge KIMBERLY A. FERRIS 1 - 10-66 EVENTS: JV Cheerleoding 1, 2; Vor. 2, 3; Boys ' Vor. Soccer Mgr. 4; Tennis 2; Model U N. 2, 4; Srudenr Council 2, 3; Grod. Ush. 2, 3; German Exchange 2, Herald Sraff 4; CYO 2, 3, 4; nurses ' oide GOLD MEDAL: To always hove foirh ond be o greor nurse ANTHEM: Few of us do os much os we wonr ro for orhers. Bur rhere is one gift we con always besrow ā o smile. Holmes Page44 Page ESTHER E. FILIP 2-25-66 EVENTS: V.P. Production. J.A. 3. Who ' s Who, best of rimes with friends in camper, concerts, drive-ins; Judy ' s, Richie ' s; Specs, Sr. Cashmere s; North End; P.F. ' s; cruising with F. G.. C. D. GOLD MEDAL: To experience all rhor life has ro offer ond to succeed in my career os a lawyer ANTHEM: Dorn to fun ond loyol to none. Unknown JULIE A. FOUQUETTE 1 - 1-66 EVENTS: Being with friends; partying; being with Brian GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in all my future endeavors ANTHEM: What ' s up?ā J.A. F. 42 C. GLENN FLANDERS III 12-4-65 EVENTS: J.V. Soccer 1; Basketball 1, 2, Capr. 3, 4; Var. Golf 2, 3, 4; Model U.N. 4; biking,- park ball; procrastinating GOLD MEDAL: To sign a 7 year conĀ¬ tract worth 14 million dollars ANTHEM: Why put off until tomorĀ¬ row whot you con put off until the day after?ā Anonymous PETER M. FREVEL 2-23-66 EVENTS: J.V. Soccer 1; Vor. Tennis 1; Bond 1, 2, 3; Srg. Bond 2, 4, Ploy Bond 2. 3; PMP 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Model U.N. 2, 3, 4. NHS 3, 4. Youth Comm. Tres. 4, Who ' s Who, Sr. Mog Copt., German Exchange, friends GOLD MEDAL: To be hoppy olwoys ond ro cherish these years ANTHEM: āTo accomplish great things, we must not only ocr but also dreom, not only plan bur also believe. ' ' France MICHAEL J. FLYNN 9-21-65 EVENTS: Basketball; parties; talking with L. C.; watching Bob ' s soccer gomes,- working; rocketboll; riding BMX GOLD MEDAL: To go to Ireland ond to be successful in everything I do ANTHEM: The true profession of man is to find his way to himself.ā Hesse JUSTINE M. GAMACHE 7-16-66 EVENTS: Color Guard 3, 4; dancing with T. 5., D. M., N. J.; P-Town beach with Dove Tina, Jim; RS with Deb; partying; summer of 62 GOLD MEDAL: To moke all my dreams o reality ANTHEM: Hold onto your dreams, don ' t ever give in, if you keep frying you ore going ro win.ā Anonymous VO a bJC as Oh Peter Gush During rhe 1972 Winter Gomes, Gustavo Thoeni won the gold for Italy in Menās Alpine Giant Slalom Skiing. Page4 7 PAULA M. GARVEY 1-16-66 EVENTS: Vor Soccer 2. 3. 4; J.V Boskerboll 1. 2. Vor. 3. 4; J.V Sofrboll 3, Vor 1. 4. Trock 2; N.H.S.; Cover Conresr 1. 2, 3: rhe free. 5.W.S.; born. Hampton. screaming Spike: B. C.; spaz GOLD MEDAL: To look upon my exĀ¬ periences in life without having to soy I should hove. I could hove or I wish I did ANTHEM: Appreciate me for my efforts because I do not olwoys hove rhe tolent to offer. P. G. RICHARD GAURUDER 1 - 22-66 EVENTS: Going ro stock cor races; rebuilding my Chevy Monte Carlo; eating Mopors for breakfast and Fords for lunch GOLD MEDAL: To moke racing my full time career and to moke fame and bucks from it! ANTHEM: Innovators nor duplicators. Troyer MICHELLE N. GELINA5 9-21-66 EVENTS: Going ro Specs; driving the bug; laughing with Judi, Moss, runs with Jeon, parties, CF 83; Brandy, purple clothes; ComĀ¬ bustion; Chu ck ' 80; ' 81; ' 82; unicorns; rime with J. L.; Dod GOLD MEDAL: To hove lots of babies, still stay thin ond be o good wife and mother; ro still hove on identity of my own,- ro meet again with C. J. F. ANTHEM: There ' s olwoys something or soĀ¬ meone else. M. N. G. DONALD E. GILBERT, JR. 4-5-66 EVENTS: J.V. Baseball 2. Vor. Soccer 2. 3. 4. Ice Hockey 2. 3, 4. IHL 3, 4; partying. The Oz- bournes , Elton John ond Ozzy concert, prom beoch. Mondy ' s Whor?ā. war pigs!, getting our of control with Mondy ond Owl, Feb 7th 83 GOLD MEDAL: To morry ond olwoys be hoppy with Christine ANTHEM: That ' s like comporing horn ond cheese ro peanut butter ond jelly 44 Gilbo ROBERT B. GLANZ 8-19-65 EVENTS: Vor. Indoor Trock 1; J.V. SocĀ¬ cer 2, 3; going to basketball games; partying; girls; Army life; being with friends GOLD MEDAL: To become successful in whatever I do ond to travel around the world ANTHEM: āāTo know Dougan is to love Dougan. Tuna DIMOCK GLAZIER 10-19-65 GOLD MEDAL: To ski forever ond ever ANTHEM: āāI hove never seen o greater monster or miracle in the world than myself. Montaigne 00 Page Gilbert Individuol Fencing event. Dob During the 1966 Summer Gomes. Rich Ion Drimbo won rhe gold for Romonio in the Dim Michelle Page49 BARBARA J. GRANDAHL 3-22-66 EVENTS: Vor Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4, Copr 4: Vor. Indoor Trock 3. Copr 4. J.V. Trock 1, Vor. 2. 3. 4. Whoās Who 3; Underdassmon Athletic Aword 3. Rec Soccer, parrying, Joy GOLD MEDAL: To be happy in my chosen profession ond be with Joy always ANTHEM: If you con imagine it, you con ochieve it. if you con dreom it, you con become it.ā Anonymous LINDA A. GRANT 3-5-66 EVENTS. Being wirh Jimmy,- comping,- rhe weekend offer rhe Prom GOLD MEDAL: To be wirh Jimmy always ANTHEM: ' If you can ' t accept me os I om now, you con never accept me, because the woy I act now is coming from rhe real me. So, If you wont me to be different, why not find someone else?ā Anonymous JEFFREY R. GREENE 7-7-65 EVENTS: J.V. Soccer 1, 2; J.V Trock 3 GOLD MEDAL: To get through each day one step or o time, ond someĀ¬ day to shore all my hopes and dreams with one very special person in my life A. E. D. ANTHEM: Whatever is worth doing or oil, is worth doing well. Chesterfield FELICIA E. GULLA 3-16-66 EVENTS: German Exchange 2; being wirh my friends: C. D., E. F., and J. B.. skiing,- hounted houses wirh R. B., R. H., and C. D., concerts; parties,- Jr. Prom,- drive-ins GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in life ond to always hove my friends and rhe people I love or my side ANTHEM: Love is on oct of endless forgiveness, o tender look which becomes o habit.ā Ustinov ELLEN R. GROVER 4-13-66 EVENTS: Vor Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4. J.V. Cheerleoding 1. 2; Vor. Gymnastics 3. 4; Trock 1, 2, 4. Bond 1. 2. 3. Stg Bond 4. Ploy Bond 2, 3; Class V.P 1. Model U N 1. 2. Whoās Who. Herald, good friends, being wirh J W ; heorrs GOLD MEDAL To keep on open mind, ond live my dreams ANTHEM He who connor chonge rhe very fobric of his thought will never be able to chonge reoliry ā 46 Anonymous LYNN GWARA 11-1566 EVENTS: Tennis 1; Sr. Mag. Copt. GOLD MEDAL: To be successful ond always be happy ANTHEM: Along o parabola life, like o rocket flies, mainly in darkness, now ond then on a rainbow.ā Voznesenski o LD Page Page CONNIE HEBERT 6-25-66 EVENTS: J.V. Cheerleading 1; Vor. 2. 3. Capr. 4. Tennis 2; J.V. Boseboll Mgr. 1. 2. Vor 4. Who ' s Who in Cheerleading 3; Herald Sroff 4; CYO 1. 2. 3. 14k gold: loughs and smiles; rainbows, weekends, German Exchange 2. Mark. 2-12-63 GOLD MEDAL: To reoch rhe gold or the end of rhe rainbow ANTHEM: āTrue love and friendship connor be measured, only rreosured. Anonymous ROBERT HEIM 11-29-66 EVENT5: J.V. Soccer 1. 2; Vor. 3, 4, J.V Baseball 2; Vor. 3, 4; Fr. Basketball Var. 3; I.H.L. 4; CYO 1, 2; partying! cruising; skiing; prom; beach GOLD MEDAL: To climb rhe ladder of success toward my future endeavors ANTHEM: Memories are like diamonds: they ' re extremely precious and they last forever. Callahan BARBRA A. HOROWITZ 3-2-66 EVENTS: Vor. Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3. 4; J.V. Field Hockey 2. Vor. 3, Who ' s Who 4. bowlĀ¬ ing; horseback riding; rainbows; hanging around with Jockie ond Moe GOLD MEDAL: To ride o horse on rhe beoch or sunrise ANTHEM: āDon ' t walk in from of me, I moy nor follow. Don r walk behind me, I moy nor lead. Jusr walk beside me ond be my friend. Comus RONALD L. JOINER 5-7-65 GOLD MEDAL: To sail around the world ANTHEM: He that has patience moy compass anything. Rabelais STEVEN M. JACKSON 9-2-66 EVENTS: J.V. Soccer 1, Vor. 3. 4; Vor. Swim Teom 1. 2, 3. Copr. 4; All Srore 2. 3. 4. Morh Teom 2. 3. 4: Tolcorr Mrn. Sc. Crr. 1; Mog. Copr. NHS: hoving o good rime 1, 2. 3, 4, Who ' s Who GOLD MEDAL: To srrive for rhe ulrimore ond ro live life ro rhe fullesr because you only live once ANTHEM: āThe only limir ro our reallzorion of romorrow will be our doubrs of rodoy. 48 F. D. R. KRISTINE E. KEARNS 2-4-66 EVENTS: J.V. Field Hockey 1, 2, Vor. 3, Copr. 4 CVC; J.V. Boskerboll 1; Indoor Trock 3. 4: Track 3, 4; All-Sror Sofrboll 1, 3; German Exchonge 2; Bond 2. 3, Tres. 4, Herald Sroff 4; family; Junior.- my piano,- skiing.- beaching,- skorlng; koolo bears, purple.- my friends.- Bill GOLD MEDAL: To be hoppy ond successful In everyrhing I do ANTHEM: āYou moke your own good rime, so moke ir rhe besr. Kris CM LD Page Barb 9 vV V Ron In rhe 1904 Summer Games, rhe USA won 23 out of 25 track ond field events. Con Keornsy Page ALISON J. KENEY 1 - 12-66 EVENTS Vor Field Hockey 1. 2. Copt 4 Boskerboll 1. 2. Vor. 3. Model U N 1. 2. 3. 4 Who s Who Herald; 1-3082. Michael. Ox- fd.. Mom. Dad. Lynn. Sryx; York Sreok House, smiles GOLD MEDAL To spread o lirrle happiness wherever I con, ro always remember my friends in the classes of 83 and 84 ANTHEM: Whichever way life may change us I will olwoys remember you ond love you.ā Allie ANNEMARIE G. KETOLA 2-13-66 EVENTS: J.V. Cheerleoding 1, Vor. 2. 3. 4. Copr. 3, 4, Who ' s Who in Cheerleoding 2, 3; P.M.P. 1; Srudenr Council 1; Tennis 2; Model U N. 2, Herald Staff; Sr. Mag. Copt.; Community Theater Ploys, DANCING: singĀ¬ ing; Asa; 2 20 82; Michoel! GOLD MEDAL. To become o successful performing artist ANTHEM: Love ond happiness connor be given unless it is within one ' s self. ā ' Mom GARY KINGSBURY 9-21-66 EVENTS: Model U.N. 1 GOLD MEDAL: To eventually build and own the fastest street cor in CT ANTHEM: āāDonāt just hove o life, live one. ' ' G. K. PATSY L. KLOCKER 12-27-66 EVENTS: Partying with Kathy ond the crew 1, 2, 3, 4 GOLD MEDAL: To hove the privilege of growing with Dono, the one I love, now, tomorrow, . . . forever ANTHEM: āLove is never squandered; the least remnant, however tottered, abides to our ends.ā 50 Ducey ANDREW KULA5 12-13-65 EVENTS: Ploying ice hockey; J.A., hanging around with my friends; beĀ¬ ing with Gino GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in life ond hove o well-paying job ANTHEM: Friendship ond smiles ore the finest qualities of life.ā Kulos LAUREL J. KULAS 8-28-66 EVENTS: Who ' s Who 4, Chorus 1, 2. great times 1. 2, 3. 4. beoching with Portlond guys 3: āCā lunch 2, 3; rollerskating 1, 2, 3. 4. Molly: my Gremlin, great friends. Mom ond Dick. Junior Prom GOLD MEDAL: To olwoys be the best ot whatever I ottempt, to own my own horse.- ro be o CPA ANTHEM If you donāt hove the best of everything, moke the best of everything you hove.ā Kulos LD Page Andy Lour The International Skiing Federation (FIS) was founded in Channonix, France on Feb. 2.1924 during the International Winter Sports Week. LD LD Page THOMAS M. KUPEC 10 - 11-66 EVENTS: PMP 1. WL Doseboll. Men ' s Soft- ball. good rimes wirh my friends: Specs: drive-ins; Bosox, oil rhe great rimes with Pfoff: talking with my sisters Dirsy and Ir- sy, visiting rhe nips GOLD MEDAL: To succeed in oil I attempt and to enjoy it ANTHEM: A friend is one who knows oil about you ond loves you just the some.ā Anonymous MARK LAPOINTE 11-27-66 EVENTS: First period with Grissy. Seno, Puffy. Nelly. Mommy. Rich, Pfoff. ond Louie rhe Lip GOLD MEDAL: To visit the bridge wirh M. M.. M. IV, G. K.. B 5.. S. 5.. K. R.. P. K.. F. Bā B. B.. G. T. W .G.T. D . A. B .andrheZ ANTHEM: Excuse me, will you excuse me? Iām just trying to find the bridge Please, hove you seen rhe bridge? Where is thor confounded bridge (osk Alice, I think she ll know) D. W.ā 52 Rosie ond rhe Originals KIM D. LABBE 7-4-66 EVENTS: Color Guard 1. 2. Copt. 3: Chorus 2, 3. 4; Track Mgr.. Boys ' 1, 2, Girlsā 3; giving Mom S on ulcer GOLD MEDAL: To keep hoving good rimes wirh Lori ond my everything Allen ANTHEM: Each friend is o coin, the more coins, rhe bigger the treasure, the larger rhe treasure, the richer the person, the richer rhe person, rhe more fortunate you ore!ā Labbe JAMES KURMASKIE 1 - 10-66 EVENTS: Var. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Vor. Golf 2, 3, 4; Vor. Track 2; J.V. Baseball; Fr. Basketball 1, J.V. 2; D. T. 3, 4; partying; skiing; Moshomoquet weekend; fishing; Whatā; Ozzy concert GOLD MEDAL: To go to college and become successful in communications ANTHEM: āLife is o gome; it ' s not whether you win or lose, it ' s how good you looked. ' ' J. K. GERALD LAVOIE 4-28-66 EVENTS: Asnunruck Program,- Work ExĀ¬ perience; Finost GOLD MEDAL: Electronics in Air Force ANTHEM: Natural abilities ore like natural plants that need pruning by studying. ' ' Bocon STEVEN LEFEBVRE 2-17-66 EVENTS: Indoor ond Spring Track 3, 4; InĀ¬ door track relay championship 3rd place, skiing, woterskiing; snowmobiling; going our with my friends and having a good rime,- C. L., E. C. GOLD MEDAL. To live and be happy and to become an Air Force jet fighter pilot ANTHEM: All glory comes from daring to begin. Wore VO LD Page Jerry Kimmey Jimmy During the 1932 Winter Games, Andree and Pierre Bruner won the gold for France in Pairs Figure Skating. LD Page LAURIE LEGERE 7-30-66 EVENTS: Chorus 1. 2. Bond 1; beaching, cruising; rock ond roll; porrying; my new fomily; Winfield; 5COTT. oil rhe great times I hod with Amy ond Gino GOLD MEDAL To be successful in life, to always be hoppy ond never stop smilĀ¬ ing. to always stay friends with A B. ond G. T ANTHEM: If you see someone without o smile, give him one of yours. ' ' Anonymous ā r J| S -k-f 1 JAMES M. LENNON 4-7-66 EVENTS: Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 3, Vor. 4; Sr. Mog. Copt.; CYO; Spear chucking; Swimming 4; Notional Merit ComĀ¬ mended Scholar GOLD MEDAL: To be o pilot ond fly across America ANTHEM: Live for today to insure o better tomorrow. Lennon JACQUELINE M. LOUGHRAN 4-29-66 EVENTS: Trips to N.Y.C. and N.J. with Andrew; planning shopping trips to N.Y.C. with Amanda GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in my chosen career; to moke Andrew hoppy ANTHEM: What lies behind us ond what lies before us ore tiny matters compared to what lies within us.ā Emerson I JODY LYONS 9-16-66 EVENTS: Porrying with Lori, Johnny, John: sitting on front porch; bebops, Mom ond Dod; Brew Crew; rhe prom parties GOLD MEDAL: To live my life to rhe fullest ond always be hoppy ANTHEM: Experience reaches us that love does not consist of two people lookĀ¬ ing ot each other, but of looking together in rhe some direction. ' ' Anonymous GAIL LOCKWOOD CRAIG S. LOSTY 9-18-65 s ENTS. J.V Soccer 1. Copt 2. Vor. 3; Model N. 1. 2. 3. 4; Who ' s Who; soccer, skiing; shing: Widdy: Frankie; olwoys being with elesre; May 5. 1985; Marine Corps, Specs; weery: Homer. Aug 19,1983 OLD MEDAL To finish 4 years in the Marine iorps Milirory Police: to go into low enforce- nent; to be with Celeste forever ond then ome 00 LD Page Page THOMAS M. MANDROLA 4-5-66 EVENT5: J V. Soccer 1. Vor. 2. 3. Copr. 4. J.V. Boskerboll 1. 2. Vor. 3, 4. J.V Boseboll 1. Vor. 2. Copr. 3. 4. fishing, soccer; skiing. Mashomo quer. porrying wirh Owl ond Donold, Whot , Ozzy concert. Born: The War Pigs, slammer wirh B. O .Cal .J. K. GOLD MEDAL: To someday fulfill my dreom ond ploy professional soccer in Iroly ANTHEM: Whatever you do. don ' t worry obour it. T. M. M. MAC THE MOUSE 9-1066 EVENTS: Mascor for rhe Class of ' 64; J.V. Cheese Earing 1; Vor. 2, 3, 4, Who ' s Who in Mice; outsmarting cots; avoiding traps GOLD MEDAL. To be President of rhe Chuckie Cheese Corporation ANTHEM: āThe cheese stands alone. ' ' Mother Goose DENNIS J. MACKEY 107-66 EVENTS: J.V. Football 2; partying; the snowstorm of 63; Fubor GOLD MEDAL: To travel around Europe ond be a chef ANTHEM: ā1 hove clinched and closed with the naked north, to defy and defend, shoulder to shoulder we hove it out, yet the wild must win in the end. Yukon Jock KAREN L. MANCINO 2-19-65 EVENTS: Fr. Cheerleoding, J.V. 1, Vor. 2, 3, Copt. 4, Grod. Ush. 2, 3; CYO; weekends; dancing; losagno; 14k gold; talking on the phone; pink; beĀ¬ ing with my friends,- smiles GOLD MEDAL: To reach for and catch the brass ring, then use if wisely ANTHEM: The most wasted day of all is that on which we hove nor laughed. Chomfort MARTINE MALTAGLIATI 3-3-66 EVENTS: Hiking; partying; going to concerts GOLD MEDAL: To be o successful social worker; to be rich and to travel ANTHEM: If the path is beautiful, do not ask where it leads. Anonymous 56 MICHAEL MAKSYMIW o VO Page Page LAURIE J. MARINONE 11-23-66 EVENTS: Swim Teom 1. 2. 3. 4. Diving 2. 3; TenĀ¬ nis 1. 2. 3. 4. Bond 1. 2. 3 V.P. 4. Srg. Bond 3; Ploy Bond 2. 3. Srudenr Council Sec. 3; NHS 3, 4, Who ' s Who. Germony. skiing, Bromley, weekends; rhe oceon; summer; Jr. Prom; bond rrips; fr. yeor with P. 5.; P. M. GOLD MEDAL: To remember rhe posr, ro live in rhe presenr ond ro look roword rhe furure ANTHEM: The eosiesr person ro deceive is one sown self. Bolwer-Lyrron NELSON MARTINS 3-9-66 EVENTS: M.M. 1, 2, 3, 4; ice runs GOLD MEDAL: To go places I ' ve never been ANTHEM: āāIf you con ' r do if, then give up. Martins MARK MASERA 11-22-65 EVENTS: J.V. Soccer 1. Vor. 2, 3, 4, J.V. Baskerball 1, Copt. 2, Vor. 3, 4, J.V. Bose bo 111, 2, Vor. 2. 4, NHS 3, 4; CYO 1, 2; Sr. Mag. Capr. 4; Boys ' Srore 3; drums; Ozzy; skiing; partying; Connie GOLD MEDAL: To be successful ond happy at whatever I do ANTHEM: āāAll of us live some fear; overcoming that fear is rhe greatest task. OāBrien GINA M. MATTACCHIONE 4-22-66 EVENTS; Var. Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4. J.V. Boskerboll 1. 2, Vor 3. 4 Vor. Sofrboll 1, 2, 3. 4. NHS; Who ' s Who, Hompron; concerts, mean mov Sunday afternoons. B. C. GOLD MEDAL: To olwoys look or things in o positive way ond ro know tomorrow will be better than today ANTHEM: ā1 didn ' t set out ro fool anybody by presenting myself os other than I om. Devlin 58 susan McDermott 12 - 1-66 EVENTS: Var. Gymnosrics 2, 3, 4. partying with D. W. D. S.. B. G.,J. P. GOLD MEDAL: To be happy, rich and ro rravel ANTHEM: May the rood rise up to meet you, may rhe wind be always at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face, and the rain fall soft upon your fields, and, until we meet again, may God hold you in rhe palm of His hand. An Irish Blessing DEBORAH M. MCDONALD 11 - 22-66 EVENTS: J.V. Field Hockey 2; Vor Cheerleoding 3; being with close friends J. G., T. 5., S. 5., A. B.. G. T.. L. L.. J. L., K. M., Dancing, my Copri; Mom GOLD MEDAL: To be sucessful in my coreer ond ro shore my life with someone special ANTHEM āIt ' s good ro be merry ond wise, it ' s good ro be honesr ond rrue. itās best of be off with rhe old love before you ore on wirh rhe new. Anonymous CM ' sO Page Page scon McGuire 11-26-65 EVENTS: Der. 1, 2, 3, 4. box 1. 2, 3; Junior Prom GOLD MEDAL: To be the owner of my own trucking compony ANTHEM: Life is o jest; ond oil things show it. I thought so once; but now I know it. Goskell RODIN L. MEAGHER 1-2065 EVENTS: Being with friends; partying,- hiking with Dly ond Don; being with Jeff GOLD MEDAL: To be with Jeff always ond to live o long, hoppy ond sucĀ¬ cessful life ANTHEM: Times con be happy ond rimes con be sod but don ' t ever forget the times that you ' ve hod. ' ' Little Rob DANNY R. MICHAUD 4-25-66 EVENTS: Hockey; fishing; going to conĀ¬ certs, ond being with Down GOLD MEDAL: To be the best I con possibly be ANTHEM: For nothing in life is ever too hard to achieve, if you hove the courage to try it. Anonymous MICHAEL D. MERRIGAN 3-15-66 EVENTS: J.V. Football Copt. 1; Vor. FootĀ¬ ball 2, 3, 4, Fr. Basketball; Vor. Track 2, Who ' s Who; driving; having o good rime with my friends,- going to the drive-ins ond Specs, the beach GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in whatever I do ond to hove a good rime doing it ANTHEM: āTo be is to do ond to do is to be. ' Roth KRISTINA S. MICHAL5KI 9-6-66 EVENTS: Vor. Field Hockey 3. 4 Tennis 1. 2. 4. Grod. Ush. 2, 3- Who ' s Who. CYO: sunsers: sumĀ¬ mer, diamonds, roses: Germany: Breach way GOLD MEDAL To one doy occepr myself for who ond whor I om ond ro plwoys hove my best friend by my side ANTHEM: Memories ore like diamonds, rhey re exrremely precious ond rhey lost forever Thonks Mom ond Dod 60 Collohan SALLY A. MILLER 12-13-66 EVENTS: J.A. 2, 3; Jr. Prom; my pets; being with my friends,- German exĀ¬ change student GOLD MEDAL: To live my life to the fullest; to never forget the memories of oil the good times I hod with my friends ANTHEM: What is lovely never dies, but posses into other loveliness. ' ' Bailey VO Page Page CAROLINE MOORE 12-25-66 EVENTS: Vor. Soccer 1, 2, 3, Copt. 4; Vor. Trock 3; going ro the movies; skiing,- earing pizza GOLD MEDAL: To work with animals ond ro somedoy be o veterinarian; to stay with Norman forever ANTHEM: The best doctor in the world is the veterinarian. He canāt osk his patients whor is the matter ā he ' s got to just know. PAUL V. MONDAZZI 7-4-66 EVENTS: Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Bond 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Ploy Bond 2, 3; Sr. Mag. Copt.; NH5; Who ' s Who,- advenĀ¬ tures or Southwest with KVK; finding o best friend in Rob through thick and thin GOLD MEDAL: To learn of people, places, ond things ANTHEM: So many men, so many opinions; everyone his own way. Terence FRED MODEEN KIMBERLY MURPHY 6-3-66 EVENTS: Girls ' Vor. Swim Teom 1, 2, 3, Copt. 4, Vor. Gymnastics 2; skiing; partying,- going to beaches,- J. P., R. P. GOLD MEDAL: To pass every day os if it were my lost ANTHEM: Obstacles ore whot you see when you take your eyes off the goal. ' ' 62 Anonymous REBECCA L. NEWMAKER 7-16-66 EVENTS: Gymnastics 1, 2; concerts,- parties,- soiling; movies with Steph and Sondie GOLD MEDAL: To be o cosmetologist, travel ond eventually go to college ANTHEM: We ore valued either too highly or not highly enough; we ore never token ot our real worth. Ebner-Eschenboch DEBRA E. NORMAN 4-9-66 EVENTS: Color Guard 2, 3, 4; J.A. 1. 2. 3. Springfield Guitar Orch; DCC 3 GOLD MEDAL: To be successful In whatever I plan ro do ANTHEM: Nature ' s first green is gold, her hardest hue ro hold. Her early leaf is but o flower, but only so on hour. Then leaf subĀ¬ sides to leaf. So Eden sank ro grief, so down goes down ro doy. Nothing gold con sroy. Frost ' sO ' sO Page Debbie Fred In rhe 1912 Olympics, Duke Pooo Kahonamouko of Hawaii won one of the two gold medols credited to rhe USA in swimming events. VO Page PAUL G. NYQUI5T 5-27-66 GOLD MEDAL: To become sucĀ¬ cessful in the field of computers ANTHEM: The true joy of life is the trip. Life must be lived os we go along. Hostings STACY ORENSTEIN 9-15-66 EVENTS: Color Guard 1; Vor. Field Hockey 3; Junior Prom; great memories 1. 2. 3, 4, parties, beaching GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in whatever I do and to always be happy ANTHEM. ā Special joys and special places, special friends together ā the moments pass so quickly but the memories ore forever. 64 Douglas WILLIAM J. O ' BOYLE 12-2-65 EVENTS: J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Vor. 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1. 2, Vor. 3. 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Vor. Track 2; Who ' s Who; hunting; partyĀ¬ ing with Mondy ond Gilbert; war pigs; Mandy ' s What ; beach after the Prom; the barn, Mashomuquer weekend GOLD MEDAL: To someday visit Ireland; to go to college ANTHEM: Life is either o daring advenĀ¬ ture or nothing ot oil. Keller JACQUELINE PATKUS 2-28-66 EVENTS: Vor. Cheerleading 3; Vor. Gymnastics 3; J.V. Softboll 3; dancing,- Angelo,- stars,- Angelo,- unicorns,- Angelo GOLD MEDAL: To reach the goals I set for myself ond to marry ond be forever hoppy with Angelo ANTHEM: In my hands I hold today; In my dreams I hold tomorrow; in my faith I hold forever. Anonymous KELLY A. OLIVA 4-15-66 EVENTS: Class Sec. 2, V.P. 3, Grod. Marshall. Whoās Who 4. Mag. Capr., Herald; Model U N. 1. 2, Feb. 19.1983 GOLD MEDAL: To share my future dreams with Charlie: to turn all my dreams into realities and return to my parents, all the love they have given me ANTHEM: True love and friendship cannot be measured, only treasured. Thanks Mom ond Dad. Anonymous REGINA PELUSO 513-66 EVENTS: Girls ' Var. Swim Team 1, 2. 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleoding 1, 2; Student Council 2; Bond 1, 2, 3; Stg. Bond 3. 4, Ploy Band 3; dancing 1972-1984; parrying; skiing GOLD MEDAL: To hove on open mind ond attitude throughout my whole life ANTHEM: Aim for the sun. You moy not reoch It, but you will fly higher than If you never aimed of oil. Anonymous 00 ' sO Page Owl I94fi Winter Gomes Nino Bibbio won rhe firsr Olympic gold medol for Iroly in rhe One-Man Bobsled event. During rhe Page JENNIFER L. PE5CI 4-14-66 EVENTS. Vor. Tennis 2; Vor. Gymnosfics 3, 4; Model U N. 1. 2; being with friends; Don; Italy, Cope Cod GOLD MEDAL: To travel ond someday return to Italy ANTHEM: Childhood is truly o mogicol rime, filled with innocence, laughter, ond love; rimes that ore so good to hove lived through once ond so very nice to look bock on.ā Anonymous KENNETH A. PFAFFENBICHLER 9-23-66 EVENTS: Vor. Cross-Country 1, 2, 3; Copt. 4, Vor. Swimming 1, 3, Co-Copt. 4; OutĀ¬ door Track 2, 3; Men ' s Softball; Specs, meeting the guardrail; drive-ins; Big Macs GOLD MEDAL: To be happy ond sucĀ¬ cessful in whatever I choose to do in life ANTHEM: Life is either a daring advenĀ¬ ture or nothing or oil.ā Keller LAURIE A. PIAZZA 3-1-66 EVENTS: Vor. Swim Team 1, 2; Student CounĀ¬ cil 1. 4; Model U N. 1, 2; Who ' s Who; Grod. Ush. 3; C.Y.O. 2. 3, 4. Herald Staff 4. skiing; Robby GOLD MEDAL: To go for the gold or the end of the rainbow ANTHEM: God grant me the serenity to occ- per the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I con. and the wisdom to know the difference.ā Sr. Francis of Assisi LISA PREVOST 12 - 6-66 EVENTS: Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4. Color Guard 1. 2 GOLD MEDAL: To spend the rest of my life with someone who is very important to me,-1 love you. Michael ANTHEM: For every man the world is os fresh os it was the first doy, ond os full of untold novelties for him who hos the eyes to see them.ā 66 JANICE M. PRIEST 9-21-66 EVENTS: PMP 1, 2. 3. 4, Model U N. 1. 2, 3. 4. Vor. Tennis 1, 2, 3, Copt. 4: Student Council, Math Team 4, Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Talcort Mr. 2; Yale Frontiers 3; NHS 3. 4; Wash. Intern 3; Who ' s Who 3; Youth Comm. 3. Sec. 4; CYO GOLD MEDAL: To smile of life, really smile, ond wotch life, in its unique woy, smile bock ANTHEM: Climb high climb for your goal the sky your aim the star.ā Anonymous ALAN B. RARUS 2-27-66 EVENTS: J.V. Basketball 2; I.H.L. 3, 4, parrying GOLD MEDAL: To be able to acĀ¬ complish all the goals in my life ANTHEM: The only way to enjoy life is to live it to the fullest.ā Anonymous o Huxley Page Page KATHERINE RIPLEY 5-7-66 EVENTS: Partying with Porsy and the crew 1, 2, 3. 4 GOLD MEDAL: To never lose sight of my goals and to never lose touch with the people I hove known and loved ANTHEM: ā The worst thing that could possibly happen to one would be to be completely understood.āā Jung JEFFRY ROSBORG 6-16-65 EVENTS: IHL 1; hockey; cars; motorcycles GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in everything I do MARK ROSSIGNOL PATRICIA J. SABALA 4-1-66 LISA M. ROTHE 7-16-66 EVENTS: Toro; seeing Seger; partying with friends GOLD MEDAL: To be o photographer ond live in o log cobin ANTHEM: āāHappiness is like o butterfly; the more you chose it. the more if will elude you, but if you turn your attention to other things, it comes ond softly sits on your shoulder. 68 Lessor EVENTS: Vor. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Vor. 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4; Stu. Council 1, 2 , 3; NHS; Who ' s Who; Class Sec. 3; Ger. Exch.; beach, sunsets, Germany; music, bond trips; dancing; T. D. E. GOLD MEDAL: To be a Woll Street ty- cooness ond to travel ANTHEM: May you cherish your yesterdays, dream your tomorrows, but live your todays. ' ' Love yo. Mom ond Dod! Anonymous MARIANNE S. 5ADOW5KI 4-27-66 EVENTS: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; NHS; Model UN 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' State, Yale Bk 3; Moth Team 1. 2, 3, 4; CYO 2, 4; STING, Mick. Bryan, nursery school; Stop!, FXF, food; conĀ¬ certs; leisure; pink green GOLD MEDAL To ochieve, not deceive, sucĀ¬ cess. To do what I hove to ond not regret It, to live by my values not others ANTHEM. Please donāt judge me too harshly. Jones CM Page Page KATHERINE A. SCOTTO 6 - 6-66 EVENTS: Vor. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Who ' s Who. Boys ' Swim Mgr 2; Giggle Sisters; skiĀ¬ ing; mognus GOLD MEDAL: To live life to its fullest ond to be the best I coh possiby be ANTHEM: We connot olwoys know where roods will leod us. . . . But if olong our woy we give our best to every doy, we ' ll discover some new joy oround eoch bend.āā Lehmon PAUL SENOFONTE 3-6-66 EVENTS: J.V. Footboll 1. Vor. 2. 3, Copt. 4. J.V Boseboll 1, 2, Vor. 3. 4: Fr. Basketball 1. J.V. 2, Vor. 3, 4, NH5; Boysā 5rare, Who ' s Who 3; Student Council 1, 2; CYO GOLD MEDAL: To do my best or whorever I do ANTHEM: Only os for os we seek con we go Only os for os we dreom con we be. 70 Anonymous THOMA5J.5E VIGNY 12-7-65 EVENTS: Var. Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Vor. Outdoor Track 2, 3. 4; Vor. Cross Country 2; CYO 2, 3, 4 GOLD MEDAL: To join the Air Force ond to do the best that I con do in my future ANTHEM; We only live once. Might os well live in o big way. Footner ALBERT A. SHACKETT 6-23-65 EVENTS: Herald Staff 4. Whoās Who 4. StuĀ¬ dent Custodian 2, 3. 4; Youth Commission 4; CYO 1, 2. 3, 4, The Sporting House of Enfield; New York City; Dallas ; Dynasty GOLD MEDAL: To work, live ond ploy in New York City. ANTHEM: āāTo succeed in life you must first learn to be your own person. Mom Page Page WILLIAM SHEA JEFFREY T. SHOVAK 7-19-66 EVENTS: NHS; Sr. Mag. Capr.; Model U.N. 2, 3, Pres. 4; Talcoff Mrn. Sc. Ctr.; Boy Scours 1, 2, 3, 4; PMP 3; Boys ' Sto re GOLD MEDAL: To enjoy a happy and prosperous future ANTHEM: A day is nor wasted if a memory is mode. ' ā Anonymous JOHN P. 5IMONETTA 6-30-66 EVENTS: Vor. Cross-Country 2, 3, Copt. 4; Vor. Indoor Track 2 , 4; Vor. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Boysā State 3; Model U.N. 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Commission 3, 4- CY O 2, 3,4 GOLD MEDAL: To keep listening, remembering, and enjoying life ANTHEM: Let the good times roll!ā Anonymous LISA A. SIZER 2 - 20-66 EVENTS: Town Softball 2. 3 Cooch 4; going our on Fridays wirh Pom D.. C. M.. L. M.. J. M. P.. ond D. E. or basketball gomes; being wirh my fomily GOLD MEDAL To rrovel around the world; ro work wirh the elderly ond ro find reol hoppiness ANTHEM: āDon ' t let the crowd pressure you, srond for something or you ' ll foil for anything.ā (Jump way up . .) 72 Anonymous STEVEN T. SLOWIK 5-24-66 EVENTS: J.V. Cross-Country 1; J.V. InĀ¬ door Track 1, Vor. 4; J.V. Track 1, Vor. 2, 3, 4; hiking; comping; skiing; CYO GOLD MEDAL: To be led by God on the path ro my future SHELLEY A. SMITH 8-14-66 EVENTS; Color Guard 2; J.A. 2. Pres. 3, 4. beĀ¬ ing wirh best friends J. L., L. L., D. M., going our wirh good friends K. M., J. G., T. S.; dancĀ¬ ing; cruising Debbie ' s Capri; parents GOLD MEDAL; To be o beautician ond ro own my own salon; ro hove fun ond always be hoppy ANTHEM: The most wasted day of oil is that on which we hove nor laughed. ' ' Chamforr VO Page Page LORIANNE M. 5TANIZZI 3-2-66 EVENTS: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Color Guord 1, 2.3 GOLD MEDAL: To further my education, be hoppy ond marry someone I love ANTHEM: Let someone you love go free; if he returns heās yours; if he doesn ' t, he never was. Because those who leave feel not the poin of porting, it is those who stay behind who suffer. Anonymous DOROTHY M. SULLIVAN 1-2066 SHARON A. STUMBER5 5-16-66 EVENTS; Spending time with my friends. J. D. ( L. C, C. W., C. B.. F. M., going to the beach, Macās; March 24, 1982; Mrs. C ' s 7th period class; ' Oh, come on. Jo!ā GOLD MEDAL; To be the best that I possibly con be; ond to be hoppy or whatever I do ANTHEM; Todayās dreoms ore tomorĀ¬ rowās memories.ā Anonymous COLLEEN M. SULLIVAN 5-6-66 EVENTS: Cross-Country 1; Gymnastics 2; TenĀ¬ nis 2, 3. 4: Poetry Contest ' 83; CYO 2, 3. 4; watching sunsets by the oceon; full moons ond campfires; being with my family ond creating memories with my friends ANTHEM: āāThe thing that goes the farthest toward making life worthwhile, that costs the least, ond does the most, is just o pleaĀ¬ sant smile. 7A Anonymous EVENTS: Being with DANNY; June 5, 1981; old Corvettes; friends like 5. M., D. W., M. P.; freshman yr.; being in Mrs. C ' s class; food; camping; beaches,- Police GOLD MEDAL; To be o good secretory; to be with Danny ond live a hoppy ond healthy life ANTHEM; Love con moke you crazy, but without it there ' s nothing much to ELLEN M. SULLIVAN 6-14-66 EVENTS: Model U N. 1. 2. 3. 4. N.H.5. 3. 4. Girls ' Store, Yole Frontiers, Brown Book Award, Youth Comm. 3. 4, CYO 2, 3, 4, Sr. Mog. Capr. Swimming 1, 2. 3, Copt. 4; Track 3, 4. Herald; Germony 82; skiing; Bryon, Mordu. F. X. F. ANTHEM: God grant me the serenity to oc- cepr rhe things I cannot change, the couroge to change rhe things I con, ond the wisdom to know the difference ' Sr. Fronds of Assisi 00 Page Sully Gerry The first Olympic Gomes to be held offer World Wor II were the 1948 Winter Gomes held in Son Moritz, Switzerland. Dot Colleen Page JACQUELINE SUSAYA 6-5-65 EVENTS: Color Guord 1. 2. 3. 4. Herald Sroff, hoving fun with my friends,- rrip ro Peru 3 GOLD MEDAL: To fulfill oil of my dreoms ANTEHM: For owoy, there in rhe sunĀ¬ shine, ore my highest ospirotions. I moy not reoch them, but I con look up ond see their beauty, believe in them, ond try to follow where they lead. ' ' Alcott SONYA TAYLOR 7-3-66 EVENTS: 4H-Club; rhe Mount Olive Baptist Church; Choir; Youth Choir; Sunday School; Bible Study, the Artist Collective GOLD MEDAL: To be successful in my nursing career ANTHEM: God so loved rhe world, that he gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believe in Him should not perish but hove everlasting life. ' ' 7 g John 3:16 GINA M. TAMBU5SI 10-18-66 EVENTS: Var. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; New Hampshire with Amy; cruising in Laurie ' s Chevelle; Summer of ' 83; Dancing; great rimes with A. B., L. L., D. M., R. T., P. Tā P. C., D. T., L. Tā Z. T. ; beaching; Vegas ' 84 GOLD MEDAL: To reach every goal I attempt in life ANTHEM: āāWhat lies before us and what lies behind us. Is nothing comĀ¬ pared ro what lies within us. Emerson WINSTON TAYLOR 4-16-65 EVENTS: the Mount Olive Baptist Church; Artist Collective, Inc. GOLD MEDAL: To be successful; to do the best ond rake nothing less ANTHEM: ā1 hove a dream today. King BETH TAYLOR 2 - 10-66 EVENTS: Demos,- pig roosts; beach bum; partying with all the crazies In rhe rubber room; going to see The Who in 82 with Brenda, Bob, ond Splat GOLD MEDAL: To build my own log cabin in rhe high country ANTHEM: Dream dreoms, then write them: Aye, but live them first. Anonymous SUSAN J. TREMBLAY 3-9-66 EVENTS: J.V. Basketball 1, Vor. 2. 3, 4. Vor. Tennis 1, 2, 3, Copt. 4; Jr. Olympics 4; CYO 2, 3. 4. hoop, canoeing,- Vermont scenery with L. P . Magnus; Cross-Ctry. skiing GOLD MEDAL: To someday sign millions of autographs ond to olwoys hove true friends ANTHEM: Our doubts ore troitors, for they moke us lose whor we ought might win, by foiling to attempt. Shakespeare Page80 Page LORI A. TUREK 1-13-66 GOLD MEDAL: To become o sucĀ¬ cessful court reporter ANTHEM: Donāt walk in front of me. I may not follow. Donāt walk behind me, I moy not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Camus DAVID A. TWITCHELL 12 - 15-65 EVENTS: A.C.C.; the box 1, 2, 3, 4; cars; concerts; partying; avoiding Mr. A. 1, 2, 3; lovely ladies 1, 2. 3, 4 GOLD MEDAL: To be the best Flight Mech. the U.S. A.F. ever hod ANTHEM: Iāve never done anything to create whor has happened. It creates itself. I ' m here because it happened. But I didn ' t do anything to moke it happen opart from saying yes! JOHN C. VEIT 2-24-66 EVENTS: Bond 1. 2. 3, 4 , Stage Bond 2, 3, 4: Student Janitor 2, 3, 4, Germany 2 GOLD MEDAL: To go to the school of my choice to study computers and acĀ¬ counting; to be married and have o family ANTHEM: Like gentle waves returning to the sunlit shore . . . sweet memories returning to the heart once more. Cassidy MILISSA VIGGIANO 5-9-66 EVENTS: Model UN 1. 2, 3, 4 Tres. 3; Chorus 2, 4, Solo 2: Who ' s Who 3; singing; Luciono P. GOLD MEDAL: To be o success and be hapĀ¬ py with my life ANTHEM: ā Come to me in silence of night; come in the speaking of o dream.- come with soft rounded cheeks ond eyes os bright os sunlight on o stream, come back in tears. O memory, love of finished years. 78 Rossetti KIM A WICHNIEWICZ 7-7-66 EVENTS: Color Guard 3. 4; softball; hockey; volleyball; soccer GOLD MEDAL: To be happy in whatever job I hove no matter how much money it pays ANTHEM: A true friend is fun to be with yet will core enough to osk whot is wrong or if everything is going okay. Thanks for helping me. John K. W. CM 03 Page Page JOHN P. WOZNIAK 12-2066 EVENTS: JV Foorboll 1, Vor. 2; All-Conference 3; knee injured Copr. 4. Bond 1, 2. 3; Sroge Bond 2. 3, 4: Ploy Bond 2, 3; Who ' s Who: NH5; listening to good runes; rockin ' with my Kramer V; parrying with various people; LN; sleeping; earing; thinking?; wasting rime GOLD MEDAL: To break all previous moneyĀ¬ making records ANTHEM: All the world is o sroge ond we ore the players.āā Shokespeore DIANE WYTENUS 11 - 21-66 EVENTS: Junior Prom Court; dancing; conĀ¬ certs; partying with SM, MP, LC, ond DS; having o wild but safe time GOLD MEDAL: To pursue a career in the field of Radiology Technology; to own o lot of land so that some doy I con raise my own tiger ANTHEM: If you con imagine it, you con achieve it. If you con dream it, you con become it. Word CAMERA SHY KAREN BALD VINCENT BASKERVILLE JOHN BELTRANDI VINCENT BREGLIA LAWRENCE CONNOR WILLIAM DELANEY MARY DULEY JULIE EVANS STEVEN GRONDA CAROL HEBERT PETER LANKHORST JAMES LOWND5 BART MALLOCH ROBERT MILE5I BARRY MIRON ROBERT MORRIS LAUREN NOLL GREGORY OULLETTE JOSEPH ROCCONELLA MICHAEL SAYERS CHARLES SCHWEITZER JUDY SEWELL JAMES STREET 80 00 Page Page Page Page Page Page 86 JUNIOR PROM ā MAY 0. 1983 A ā Thornā Among Roses During the 1968 Winrer Gomes, Jeon Cloude Killy won rhe gold for Fronce in men ' s Alpine skiing events. Page 9 0 _ RFACH ā MAY 21.19tt0 - 7 ' Smile, please Good morning, world!ā During the 1900 Summer Gomes. Alvin Kroenzlein won the gold for the United Stores in the 110 meter hurdles. g7 Page 9 1 MAGAZINF DRIVF 88 SR MAG CAPT (hr) Dorrom row E. Sullivon. J. Lennon. A. Kerolo. J. Bologno, K. Olivo. P Frevel, K Donogher. K. Comeron. T. Culcosi, C. Sullivon. Middle row P Mondozzi. S. Jockson. J. Simonerto. J. Shovok. 5. Beneo. K. Corrsounis Lost row J. Corcoron. D. O ' Doyle. M. Mosera TOP SALESPERSON: E. Sullivon MYSTERY ENVELOPE WINNERS During rhe 1972 Summer Gomes. Rondy Willioms won rhe gold medol for rhe U S A. in rhe Men ' s Long Jump. CN Page Ploy it. Pot!!! During the 1900 Summer Gomes, Georges Toillondier won the gold for Fronce in cycling. CO Page Funniest During the 1920 Summer Gomes, Funniest the five-colored ring flog wos first introduced. Page94 SENIOR DRESS-UP DAY Mosr Dizorre Most Creative During the 1920 Winter Gomes, the Canadian ream won the gold in the Ice Hockey Championship. LD Page SENIOR SKI TRIP CHAPERONES D Scuderi. K ond M. Rorri Srowe, Vermont January 20-22 Montpelier Tavern Inn Mr Mansfield CO-ORDINATORS: T. Mondrolo. 0 Horowitz rSF JL o c VĀ° muinldln IMK W(0 KĀ°C During rhe 1972 Winrer Gomes, Yukio Kosoyo won rhe gold for Jopon in rhe 70-merer ski jump VO Page THE WINDSOR LOCKS HI6H SCHOOL Page ANYTHING GOES DIRECTOR: J. Gorto TICKETS: S. Levine CHOREOGRAPHER: K. Drondt In April of 1984, Jomes Gorto directed his eighth musicol of WLHS ond fought his dog how to breokdonce. Page99 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row (l r): L. DeMichele. P Collohon, E. Sullivon. Middle row: G. Motrocchione, J. Priest. M. Sodowski, P. Gorvey, L. Morinone. Dock row: S. Jackson. D. Apreo, P. Senofonte, P. Sobolo. J. Shovak. P. Frevel, J. Wozniak, P. Mondozzi, M. Mosero. GIRLS ' STATE Of): E. Sullivon, M. Sodowskl OFFICERS (k): S. Jockson, Treas., J. Shovok, Pres., P. Gorvey, Sec., P. Frevel, Vice-Pres. The splendid achievements of the intellect, like the soul, ore everlasting. Sallust BOYS ' STATE 0-r): P. Senofonte, J. Simonetto, J. 5hovok. P. Collohon. C. Fomiglierri. M. Mosero. During the 1976 Winter Gomes, Ice Dancing was added to the Olympic program. O o 03 CU Centered above VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS: (k): E. Filip. P Garvey Seated: B. Smith. Above SECOND PLACE DISTRICT WINNER E Filip Centered middle HARVARD RADCLIFFE BOOK AWARD: P Callahan Centered left YALE BOOK AWARD: M. Sodowski COMMENDED SCHOLARS (k): J. Lennon. L DeMichele. M Sodowski. E. Sullivan BROWN BOOK AWARD: E Sullivan During the 1952 Summer Gomes, Cy Young won the gold for the U S A. in the jovelin throw. O 03 CU MOST TALKATIVE: Mike ond Borbro MOST QUIET: Winston ond Coro MOST MUSICAL: Pool ond Lourle CLASS BLUSHERS: Tim ond Amy (Todd missing) During the 1964 Winter Gomes, o snowstorm hit Sorojevo cousing the postponement of mony of the skiing events. Page X 0 2 MOST SINCERE. Rick and Colleen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Poul and Ellen MOST CHAUVINISTIC: Tom MOST LIBERATED: Koro BEST PERSONALITIES: Kelly and Chorlle During the 1946 Winter Gomes, the United States placed first and third in the four-man bobsled racing event. Page 103 MOST THEATRICAL: Annemorie ond Thom CLASS OPTIMISTS: Missy ond Billy MOST CLASS: Colleen ond Chorlle BEST DRESSED: Jockie ond Vinnle jog During the 1976 Winter Gomes, Sheilio Young won the gold, silver ond bronze in 3 consecutive doys of speed skoting. Page 104 WHO ' S WHO BEST SMILE. Sue ond Dovid MOST VERSATILE: Morlonne ond Poul MOST ARTISTIC: Poulo ond Vinny MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC: Jockie ond John CLASS SWEETHEARTS Kelly ond Chorlie During the 1952 Summer Gomes, Dono Zoropek won rhe gold for Czechoslovakia In the javelin rhrow. 101 Page 105 Kick Africano: 3 weeks in Germany, winning rhe CVC Soccer Tirle in 1963 Monique Albert: Death ride to Enders; invosion of rhe skunk family; birds flying overhead, summer parries, great times with Jack Liso. Bra. and Kim Karo Aldrich: Freshman year, meeting Blue Oyster Cult ' 62. going on Seger ' s buses 63 good rimes with the Prez. Dovid Apreo: Comping or Moshamoquer with Porsy. Owl. Mondy. and Jimmy Karen Bald: Mom, rhe good rimes with Moryonne; 2 years with Bob. Mom . Vincent Daskerville: Spring vocation Sharon Benea: Freshmon A lunch with Roxonne, Annette. Kris. Sondy. my brother Lou and his friends John Bologna: The two week reign of rhe Chief, my private pool, my unusual experience or rhe Police concert; senior year soccer Ann Bonito: Montreal, particularly the ride up and bock with Sondy M. Linda Bonito: The Summer of ' 62, especially the July 11th sleep-over David Borchetta: Jim ond I pointing 64 Jim Bouffard: Dove ond I pointing ' 64 Loretta Bradley: Trying to find Mike ' s house with Deirdre. listening to Mozart Sandra Brazalovich: Mr Buckley s ellipses, eggs, tongents ond John, con you picture that? ; And whor about Corrollgote Mory Sunshine? Steven Brazalovich: The 1963 Football Team. Point O ' Woods Vincent Breglio: āIf it ' s different, do if; if itās not. it ' s been done ; June 26; Cheryl Liso Britschock: Death ride to Enders. invosion of rhe skunks; 6 21 63; greot rimes with Mo, Jock. Kim; South School Roger Brouillard: Helping Michael ond Cindy with Bonnie, Trudy, Mike. Danny. Roxonne, ond Tim; they hove taught me so much James Buckley: Just borely passing my English exams, going 4-wheeling before school Amy Buigajewski: The friendship I shored with Gina Anthony Burke: Indoor hockey with my friends, rhe water fight with Cornel, Graphic Arts with Smitty Paul Callahan: Woz ' s grondporents house. Gilbert ' s house on College Foir doy; rhe dom; Mandy ' s mumbles Kim Cameron: The aftermath 101263 (Thanks, Fitz!), Hompron super sonic sound, cheating on ewe with Korh; birth of Irsy, Bitsy. ond Dinky Liso Camilleri: All the friends ond teachers who hove helped ond tolerated me in the lost 4 years Andrew Campisi: Portying with Mike ond Wes, getting coughr by Mr. A., Dress-up Doy with Mike Steve Campominosi: The friends I ' ve mode ond rhe good rimes I ' ve shored Tim Carter: Winning the 1963 I.H.L Championship; skipping with Campisi; going out to rhe parking lor Todd Carter: Spending rime with Stephanie,- skipping classes with Weskoski ond Compisi; portying with my friends Kimberly Cartsounis: Mrs Doddās dosses with Robin ond Marcio. bike ride to Enders with Jock, Liso, ond Moose, softball, walkout Victoria Cherlong: Food fight in Agawam Mac ' s,- POW ' 62; Sunnyslope with Kristo ond Christine,- my Penn roomie,- rhe Rolloway Tracy Cloutier: Complaining to Mrs. Fitzgerald; remembering Kenny John Corcoran: Pointing 64 on rhe born with Ron Merlo ond Jim Lennon Tracy Costello: Springsteen or Boston Garden 1960, my neigbor (ho. ho) Heidi Critz: Nearly being blown up in Chem. lob Thom Culcasi: Essay eves, morching, freezing: Mr. Rinaldi; Wesleyon with Mike Michelle Cunningham: The Junior Prom, A ond C lunches.- the good ond bod times I ' ve shored with close friends Lisa DeMichele: Freezing with Jonice ond Croig in o dead cor in rhe middle of rhe school driveway one Friday night in rhe winter of 63 Joseph Dewey: Being with Borb G.. Nov. 21 with Teddy N. ; Mr. Smith Mark DiDomenico: Making runs to the station on Fridays Mory DiMauro: Getting coughr in rhe holls with Greg Pam DiPoppo: Going to rhe cofe with oil of my friends Krista Donagher: Conodo ' 62, foodfighr in Agawom Mac ' s; Sunnyslope with Vic ond Christine,- POW ' 62; my Penn roomie the Rolloway Tom Donnelly: James explaining āāWhot? Michael Dooley: Monday football proctices in B Locker Room; equipment fights, girls; banzoi; bandanas, crazy shades- doncinq to Joon Jett Cathy Duffy: New Jersey bond trip with Vickie, Cheryl, ond Michelle, partying with Felicia ond friends; 25rh century Mary Anne Duley: Meeting Bud ond getting morried. the good rimes with Kevin, Koren, ond Pot Kevin Dulka: The wild bus ride bock from o frock meet in Coginchoug Page 106 OUR PEST TIMES Robert Edes: Moshomoquer with Mondy, Owl, Dove, ond Jimmy Dione Erickson: The Junior Prom, the good rimes I hod with my friends Julie Evons: Meeting oil my new friends when I moved here during my senior yeor Ann Morie Falso: Getting together with Tommy or The Savage Bosh, S 7 82 Chorle Famiglietti: The Junior Prom with Kelly, 2 19 80 Lynn Ferland: Meeting Randy in my freshman yeor Kimberly Ferris: Troy ' s Junior Prom ā June, 1981, Antiache. Florida with Colleen ā March, 1980, CVC championships Esther Filip: Judy ond I meeting Tom ond Jock or the New Year ' s Eve party of 1982 Glenn Flanders: James explaining Whor?ā Michael Flynn: The good times in Graphics with Beth, Wes, Rock, Benny, Deon, ond Fredheod: putting up with Brian Julie Fouquette: J. Geils concert; Riverside, Brian Peter Frevel: My freshmon yeor, especially the bond trip with Woz, ond our World Civ. project with Col Paula Garvey: Getting the PG with Gina, the cabinet; South West, the born Rich Gouruder: Being in the box for o day Michelle Gelinas: Meeting Chuck in my freshmon yeor Donnie Gilbert: Tommy Mondrolo or the beoch after the Prom; Mondy saying Whor?ā; walking Christine to dosses in ' 83; constant laughing Dimock Glazier: The friends I mode in Windsor Locks Dorb Grandahl: The store championship ogoinst E. O. Smith Linda Grant: The day I met Jimmy. 3 4 82 Ellen Grover: Freshmon bond trip with adjoining rooms,- the days rhor John ond I didn ' t fight; the born Felicia Gulla: The beoch after the Prom,- the interrogation with Cathy Ann ond Ellen, almost getting rowed while watching fireworks with Loretto Lynn Gwara: 7 11 82 Connie Hebert: The doy after the Prom, trying to get to the beach. 2 12 83, 1983 CVC Cheerleoding chomps Rob Heim: The beoch after the Prom, Tommy Mandrola ' s What?ā Barbra Horowitz: Hanging around with Jackie ond Moe; Mr. Gottoās junior English doss with Suson, Kill the wabbir!ā Steve Jackson: Our private pool for a yeor, Mandy ' s mumbles,- winning the CVC soccer title in 1983 Ronald Joiner: Many friends I mode Kris Kearns: C lunch in B cofe with Jeonnine, Stocy, Sharon, Sandy, Laurel; almost foiling into the losogno while climbing through the window Alison Keney: Scoring the only goal for Field Hockey on 11 28 83; Valentine ' s doy 1982, Styx 9 26 83 Annemarie Ketola: 1983 CVC Cheerleoding champions; Maine, Summer of ' 83; donee competitions Gary Kingsbury: Getting the mogic bus in my freshmon yeor with the crew Patsy Klocker: The doy I met Dono Andy Kulas: Getting buried up to the doors with mud with Corey ond Glenn Laurel Kulas: Meeting my new friends on the first doy of freshmon yeor Tom Kupec: 4 years of finding trouble with Pfaff; dress-up doy ot Gilbo ' s house James Kurmaskie: Mondy ' s What?ā ot Breochwoy Beoch, the Highest Point night, Moshomoquer weekend with Mondy, Owl, Ape. ond Potsy Kim Lobbe: 9 2 83, when Allen gove me my pre-engogement ring Peter Lankhorst: The great lobs with Captain in Widdyās Chemistry doss Mark Lapointe: Visiting the bridge ot Bel-Aire Gerald Lavoie: Being with the doss of ' 84 Steven Lefebvre: Going out with Celeste ond going to the Prom ond beoch with her Craig Losty: The 2 weeks of porries before the Prom, leading the woy to the beoch Jacqueline Loughran: 8 25 82 Karen Mancino: The Summer of ' 82 Tommy Mandrola: Moshomoquet weekend with Owl, Nips, Potsy, and Ape Laurie Marinone: New Jersey bond trip during freshmon year. Cruise, having adjoining rooms with Al ond Hector Mark Masera: Mondy ' s back-to-back parties (olmost three),- the beoch after Junior Prom; porries I don ' t remember Gina Mattocchione: Getting the PG ' ,- quarters or my house, beoch the doy ofter the Prom,- the cabinet Susan McDermott: Munchin ' with Di; Kill the wertuce!ā (wobbit) In the 1964 Summer Gomes, John Nelson won the silver medol for the U S. in the 1,500 meter swim. 103 o 03 CU Deborah McDonald: Going ro rhe Prom with Ricky Roy Scott McGuire: Going ro rhe Junior Prom with Gail, my cor Robin Meagher: The weekend or Rocky Neck with Jeff ond Beth, Poul Michael Merrigan: My four years of Monday foorboll practices Kristina Micholski: Germany, Summer ' 82. Journey concert 5 11 80, fun times with oil my friends RobertMilesi: When I got so angry that I put my fist right through a gloss window on o door Sally Miller: The Sheraton on 7 00 80; seeing Mott Dillon movies with my friends; green MGM ' s Paul Mondazzi: Bond trips, jamin ' with Don, Thom, ond John, going places ond being with Laurie, trying to get along with Mr. Rinaldi Caroline Moore: Going to Sofia ' s the night of rhe Police concert with Norm, Mich, ond Kim Kim Murphy: Cope Cod ' 80, John, Big E ' 80, rhe Little Green House, Summer of ' 80, Regina Becky Newmaker: Mr. Title ' s in-depth discussions on Woodstock Debbie Norman: Parties with Jackie ond Solly, rhe Sheraton, 7 00 80, seeing Mott Dillon movies with my friends Billy O ' Boyle: Mashamoquer weekend with Mondy. Nips. Ape. ond Potsy, Highest Point, Mandy ' s āāWhat? ' ' Kelly Oliva: The Junior Prom with Charlie,- 2 19 80 Stacy Orenstein: Mrs. Lumbert ' s English class junior year, singing āāBlue Moonāā (my own version); C lunch; oil rhe good rimes Jacqueline Patkus: Memories ond special rimes shored with Angelo, hanging our with Mo ond Barb, skunk family, birds flying above Regina Peluso: Cope Cod ' 80; Big E ' 80, Steve,- Little Green House, Pee new Poo, Kim, Jenn, Trocy, Poulo, Port, Summer of ' 80 Jennifer Pesci: Getting stuck in the elevator with Kenny; good times with Ellen, Trocy. Regino, and Poulo Kenny Pfaffenbichler: Getting stuck in rhe elevator with Jennifer Laurie Piazza: Jonuory 24, 1982, going to rhe Junior Prom ond Senior Boll with Robby, rhe Diamond concert ā 9 19 82 Janice Priest: Study hall with Mike, Brian, Jamie, and Sandy, B-Boll gomes with Lisa, A s, happiness cookies Kathy Ripley: Cofe bathroom Lisa Rothe: Seeing Seger on 6 18 80; rhe good rimes with my friends,- having Smitty for 2 years Patti Sabala: Adjoining rooms with Hector ond Al on rhe New Jersey bond trip freshmon year,-1982 Germon exchonge Marianne Sadowski: Seeing the Police in rhe some room os Mick J.; tennis days,- cruising; punk shades,- ocid rain,- getting D-O-W-N; Wednesday is Sundae Kathy Scotto: Aftermorh 101280; thanks Fitz (Mom); cheating on ewe Paul Senofonte: Being or rhe beach with Karen offer rhe Junior Prom; cruisin ' with Heimer Tom Sevigny: Jackie 10 00 82, Class M champions 4x400. Ed. Poul, Steve, ond John; rhe good times Andrew Shackett: When Mr. A. let Kim, Poul, ond me drive his cor; I drove, Kim shifted, ond Poul looked our for little kids Jeff Shovak: Mr. Beaudry ' s famous quotations; What ' s a sign among friends? ' ' ,- Another trip ro rhe board, ond a red mark on TuesĀ¬ day ' s rest. ' ' John Simonetta: Knife Edge, Lake Moshopog with Steve ond Poul; Junior Prom; Marogamon; tubing on rhe Farmington; 84 Lisa Sizer: Going to B-Boll gomes with Pom, Janice, ond rhe gong ro ācheer ' ' on the ream Steve Slowik: The Moshopog experience ā Catch it!! Shelley Smith: Seeing Journey, the fun I ' ve hod with my friends Sharon Stumbers: The Junior Prom, Mr. McKeown ' s history class Colleen Sullivan: Going ro Florida ond picking out that special post cord; rhe wonderful rimes with my friends Dorothy Sullivan: Nanrasker Beoch with Danny; Danny, Todd, ond I driving in his truck for 5 hours offer rhe Boll, gym with Suzy Ellen Sullivan: Assisting Morionne in rhe decoration of FXF ' s desk with indelible ink while Sue ond the rest of rhe class looked on in horror Jacqueline Susaya: Partying or rhe Sheraton Hotel with Debbie ond Solly on 7 30 80 Gina Tambussi: Junior Prom with Doder, Amy Beth Taylor: Partying or the Flotrocks with Colleen; going wild with Moc Susan Tremblay: Bouncing bouncy basketballs, the Warehouse Pr. incident (Ellen, lock your door! Morionne, shut your window!); tennis calisthenics David Twitchell: The Rood Puppy Pizzo for me, Jerry, Lou, ond Pete Missy Viggiano: The only doy I got yelled or in 4 years, the doy Mrs. Corroll told me nor to folk in study Kim Wichniewicz: The good rimes or rhe Junior Prom,- or ond after rhe concert with my friends John Wozniak: Doing o World Civ. proje ct with Col ond Pete by taking a trip ro my grandparentās form ā rhe first step! Diane Wytenus: Munchin buddies with Sue (kill the wettuce!) 03 CU OUfr INTERNATIONAL COMPETITOR Eevo Korhonen arrived from Helsinki, Finland in August to spend a year living the American way. She came with the Youth for Understanding (YFU) Organization, which albws 500 Finnish students to come to America each year. Eeva made many friends in school, especially through her parĀ¬ ticipation in field hockey, indoor track, tennis, and chorus. Although she misses her family and friends, she says the people here have made it easier for her to feel at home. Eeva will miss her new friends in Windsor Locks, but, when she leaves in July, she will take many happy memories with her. Eeva, it is hard to say goodbye. We will surely miss you. Moi! Class of ' 84 Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, ond it is only by this meeting that a new world is born. Nin During the 1972 Winter Gomes, John Curry won the gold for great Britain in Men ' s Figure Skating. 105 CT ' O 03 CU Page 110 THE SECOND STRING Their medals are yet to be won; their dreams are yet to be fulfilled. Page 111 OFFICERS: (k). Vice-Pres. F Jordon. Sec. G Pogonelli. Pres. S Noi, Treos. K Olivo. 108 During rhe 1964 Summer Gomes, Frank Gormon won rhe silver for the U.S.A. in the springboard comperirion. Page -L X Z Page llj SOPHOMORES Let us then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fare; Still achieving still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Longfellow OFFICERS (I ' f): Pres. N. Leonard. Treos. T. Boltz, Vice-Pres. K Andrews. Sec. L. LoBreche 110 During fhe 1 ?64 Olympic Gomes, Billy Kidd ond Jimmy Heugo become rhe first American men to win medols in Alpine skiing. Page 114 During the 1964 Summer Gomes, Kathleen Ellis won the bronze for the U.5.A. in the 100-merer freestyle. Page llj Page 11 Page 118 OUR SPECIAL OLYMPIANS During the 1972 Summer Games, Doreen Wilber won rhe gold for the U.5.A. in Archery. 115 6ir s,,d A,t vv xr jN |0 coo ' oOĀ° e o0 o o ' e Ā°Cy$ . e Ā°ftS 9Ā° r ' V 5 ' 6 eS 0 o x Ā° we -c o e a e o o ' tji . X e ? ' Ā«Ā£ ? C 116 Page X 2 0 1 1UDENT COUNCiL 118 MEMBERS (hr) Bottom row: B Army. N. Couturier. D Roberts. D Butler Second row: L. Butvilos, K Smoll, M Hozord. L LoBreche. K VonVolkenburg Third row S Noi. C Desovich. D Moncorello Bock row L Piozzo, P Gorvey, P Frevel. P Sobolo K Olivo. Missing from picture F Jordon. C. Tobey During rhe 1946 Winter Gomes. Conodo won the gold medol in Ice Hockey. 77T 8Ā§e d MODFL UNITED NATIONS THE SENIORS Adviser: Mr. F Dorcherro Pictured above: OFFICERS (l r): Sec E Sullivan. Pres J. Shovok. Treas. M. Sodowski. Vice-Pres. J Simonerta Pictured left: MEMBERS (l r): Front row L. DeMichele, C. Sodowski. M Sodowski. A Keney. B Woodruff. A Cord. M Viggiono. J. Priest. M Berkowitz, S Jackson. Second row: H Show. E Sullivon. J Bologno. J Shovok, J. Brongon, J Simonetto. G. Flanders Missing from picture: B Army. P Frevel. S. Noi. C Tobey During the 1924 Winter Gomes. Hermo Plonck-Szobo won the gold for Ausrrio in Women ' s Figure Skating 119 C 7 T MATH TEAM MATH TEAM O r) M Hoffo L DeMichele N Weorherbee D Pohorylo P Collohon S lemonskl M Sodowskl F Jordon J Prlesr. M Wobolos. S Noi. C Tobey THE SENIORS Adviser Mr. H. Buckley TUTORING We support each other. 120 TUTORS (l-r) Bottom row: J. Lennon, J. Jones, B. Lennon, M. Mondrolo. Top row: J. Hoffo, D. Koch, C. Seaha. K. Andrews. Missing from picture: L. Bogley, R. Burgos, A. Cord, T. Cloutier, J. Ford. C. Picard, P. Rossi, D. Stoley, J. Stine, J. Zorgdroqer Page 124 CHORUS Advisor: Mr. John Gionfriddo Front row: M. Worson. M Viggiono. K. Morris. R Lobbe. C. Lesniok. J. Jones. C Duffy. L Sronizzi. L Netolicky, A. Dukowinski. K. Uss. D Roberts. M. Potskonick Middle row: C. Sodowski. G. Pogonelli. K. Scorro. T. Lillibridge. A. Spogno, A. Cord. L. Loughron, M. Cunninghom, R. King. M. Corrier, D. Cosronquoy. L. Prevosr. L. Lodolo, E. Korhonen. K. Lobbe. N. Weotherbee Dock row: P. Frank. M. Doudelin. D. Woodruff, D Dovis. D. Lorette. D Korro, S. Von Schelr, S. Buck. D Moncorello. D Zetrerholm Nor Pictured: B Lennon. A. McCoy. J. Priest. R. Morris. L. Legere. C. Reordon. T Culcosi, P Mondozzi. G. Thresher. J Hoffo THE SENIORS Page -L Z ID THE SENIORS WLHS MARCHING RAIDER BAND Mojorerte. D Moncorello 122 During rhe 1984 Winter Gomes, Phil ond Steve Mohre won the gold ond silver for the U S.A. in the Men ' s Slolom. Director: Neil Rinoldi VO CM 03 CU CONCERT BAND N. Rinoldi, J. Gionfriddo, P. Sobilio, (Srudenr Teocher) In May, 1964, the Concert Bond traveled to Montreal, Conodo to compete in on International Musical Festival. 123 7 T 8Ā§E d STAGE BAND 124 THE SENIORS STAGE BAND Stonding (l-r): B. Woodruff. T. Culcosi, M. Sorgeont. P. Mondozzi, T. Tenerowicz. R. Perry, C. Broome. J. Ives. R. Bodion. P. Simonerto, P. Frevel, E. Grover, R. Peluso, V. Diana. M. Daudelin. C. Donnelly. Sifting: J. Wozniok, J. Veif, R. Africono, P. Belanger During the 1946 Winter Gomes, Dick Button wos the first American to win on Olympic figure skating competition. Page X 2 8 COLORGUARD The Colorguard marched with rhe Band in rhe 1963 Apple Harvest Parade in Southington. CT. 125 Page 129 Page 130 T C T THE TEAM (hr) Fronr row: fV Perry. IV Africono, D. O ' Boyle. M Mosero, T. Mondrolo, J. Zor- droger. Bock row: D. Gilbert, J. Bologno. IV Heim. F Jordon. P. Simonerto, J. Loughron, P. Collohon, J. Kurmoskie. Cooch Sullivon. Missing from picture: 5. Mockolis. P. Skinner. P Lonkhorst. THE SENIORS ... During the 1928 Summer Gomes. Undo Rodke won the gold for Germony in the 800 merer roce i2o 7 C T C C T THE TEAM (hr) Front row: E. Derube. M. Sayers. K. Murroy. T. Chapman, L. Brooks. G. Molone. D. Lee, D. Korro, Mgr. P. Chlpmon. Dock row: E. Grover. C. Moore. T. Costello. P. Sobolo, G. Mottocchione, P. Garvey, D. Grandohl, Coach Chapman THE SENIORS During the 1908 Summer Gomes. Great Britain won the gold in Field Hockey Page 134 GIRLS ' VAR. SOCCER During rhe 1932 Summer Gomes, rhe Irolion reom won rhe gold for Iroly in all-oround Gymnosrics. 131 Page X O J.V. SOCCER THE TEAM (l-r) Front row: IV Porry, J. Grondhol. D Siderovoge. T Homilton, J. Gilbert. M. Devin, K. Poissont Dock row: Mgrs. L. Mozzo. D. Lopez. C. Tucker, J. McDonold, T. Hebert. D. Mockey. T Horris. T Gollogher, C. Droome. D. Puio, R. Lobbe, Cooch Critz, J. McGowon. Missing from picture: D. Colli. J. Gilberto. R. Locosse. P. Ryan, G. Thresher. 132 urin 9 fhe Summer Gomes, George Mehnert won the gold for rhe United Stores in the hammerthrow. VO CO 03 CU VAR. FALL CHEERLEADING THE TEAM (l-r): T Moncino. 5. Pohorylo, L. Vioro. K. Moncino. M. Albert. C Hebert, A Kerolo, D Locosse. L. Mortenson. N. Jocobson. J Molick. D Zetterholm. THE SENIORS During the 1956 Summer Gomes. Porricio McCormick won the gold for the United Stores in High Diving. C T 134 THE SENIORS THE TEAM (hr): Front row: IV Morris, M. Dooley. W. Jones. M Merrigon, P Senofonre, C. Fomigllertl. 5. Brozolovich, J. Lennon. J. Corcoron. Middle row: E. Slocum. G. Scott, Cooch Scelzo, M. Loncor, T. Toylor. J. Holden. P. Flynn. M. Curtl. R. Merlo, G. Dyson. T. Netcoh, G. Ludden, 5. Groy. K. Bassingrhwoite. Cooch Netcoh. Bock row: E. Coilozo, S. Jones. K. Olivo, S. Brown, J. Thompson. S. Anderson. J. Goylord, W. Choussee. D. Ellis, T. Courtney. A. Evons, W. Siemionko, P. Golden. Missing from picture: Cooch Musko, J. Wozniok. Page 138 During rhe 1912 Summer Gomes, Esronion Martin Klein won the silver for Russia in the Middleweight Greco-Roman Wrestling. ON CO 03 CU THE TEAM (hr) Mgr C Dook. A Keney. D Johns. K Micholski. M Mondrolo, K. Moron. J. Boldwin, E Korhonen. K. Keorns. C. Flonders. J Woodhouse. M Army. I Mogish, K Morris. K. Previri. Mgr K Wolsh. Cooch Bocewicz 0 During rhe 1906 Summer Gomes. Melvin Sheppord won rhe gold for rhe United Stores in Trock Page 140 GIRLS ' VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY During rhe 1936 Winter Gomes, the team of Ivon Drown and Alan Woshbond won the gold for the United Stores in the Bobsled competition. Page 141 THE SENIORS THE TEAM (l-r) Front row D Moore. C. Lowe. N Leonord. L. LeBreche. T. Tenerowicz. L. Morusevich, T Bossingrhwoire. Mgr K O ' Neil E Hoyt. D Deschoine BocK row Cooch O ' Brien. G Hoyt, K Lovelond. L Hoyt, J Simonerro, J Brongon, K Pfoffenbichler. S Goidos. B Johns. 138 During the 1936 Summer Gomes, Ken Coprenrer won rhe gold for the United Stores in the discus evenr Page 142 BOYS ' and GIRLS ' CROSS-COUNTRY . . runners hand on rhe torch of life ā Lucretius During rhe 1946 Winter Gomes. Henri Oreiller won rhe gold for France in rhe Alpine Downhill. 139 Page 143 Page 144 BOYS ' SWIMMING 03 CU THE TEAM (k): Front row: L. Morinone. K. Scorro. K. Liss. K Murphy. R. Peluso MidĀ¬ dle row: J. Ford, L. DeMichele. J. Ford. J. Srrogoff. M. Wotson. D Lee. L. Phelps. Top row: Cooch Malone. 5. Gole. E. Sullivan. P Rossi, J. Hoffo. M. Sullivan, K. Cameron. Missing from picture: J. Strorton. C. Desovich. Rfl ' Ks 142 During the 1946 Summer Gomes, Ann Curtis won the gold medal for the United Srotes in the 400-meter freestyle. Page 146 GIRLS ' SWIMMING ' We . . . are . . . Super!ā The youngest American ever to win on Olympic gold medol wos sevenreen-year-old Robert Morhois. 143 Page 147 THE TEAM (l-r) Front row: A. Rizzuto. F Jordon. J Moscoro, A Dovies, P Skinner, M Devin. D Siderovoge, P. Monrecolvo. Dock row: Cooch D. Sullivon, P. Collohon, W O ' Doyle. P. Senofonre, G. Flonders, T. Mondrolo, D. Apreo, M. Mosero. 03 CU BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL During the 1964 Winter Gomes, Richard McDermott won the only gold medol for the U.S.A. in the 500-meter speed skating event. Page 149 THE TEAM (l-r) Front row P Gorvey, M. SodowsKi. T Tenerowicz, D Butler Dock row: Cooch McKeown. L. Brooks. C Flonders. S. Trembloy. G. Morrocchione. Missing: M. Mondrolo. I. Mogish. V Smolley 03 CU 150 GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Sue Trembloy ond Glenn Flonders eoch scored 1,000 points for TEAM ' 84 during their high school basketball careers. 147 Page lb 1 J.V. FOOTBALL THE TEAM (l-r): Front row: E. Slocum, D. Ellis, M. Loncor, 5. Groy, J. Goylord, 5. Anderson, K. Doss ingrhwoire. Middle row: W. 5lemionko, 5. Jones, B DeMoine, E. Collazo, T. Toylor, J. Thomp son, S. Drown, G. Scott, A. Evons, Cooch Musko. Dock row: J. Holden, P. Golden, IV Milliner, T Courtney, W. Choussee, K. Olivo. 148 Durin 9 1 ? 52 Winter Gomes. Ken Henry won the gold for the United States in the 500-merer speed skating. Page -L 3 Z BOYS ' J.V. BASKETBALL During rhe 1964 Summer Gomes, Don Schollonder wos rhe first swi mmer to win 4 gold medols. 149 THE TEAM (l-r) Front row: P Monrecolvo. IV Perry. A. Dovies. K. Poissonr, M. Devin. Dock row Mgr. J. Skinner. T. Hebert. J. Gifford. P. Skinner. A. Rizzuto. W. Siderovoge, F. Jordon. J. Moscoro. Cooch Scelzo Page -L 3 3 GIRLS ' J.V. BASKETBALL 150 Durin 9 rhe 1 ?7 6 Summer Gomes. Nodio Comoneci (Miss Perfection) succeeded Olgo Korbut os the Olympic Gymnostics Queen. THE TEAM (l-r) Bottom row Cooch Czeiusniok, V Smolley. I Mogich. T. Tenerowicz, D Butler. E. Berube, M Mondrolo. 03 CLh 154 VAR. WINTER CHEERLEADING THE TEAM (hr) Front row 0 Lennon. D Roberts. S Pohorylo. V Price. L. Vloro. T Johnson Dock row: C. Der- win. B Zetterholm. K Monclno. J Molkk. T Mondno. K Smoll The 1976 Winter Gomes opened in Innsbruck, Austria on February 4. 151 1 c;c; THE TEAM (k) Front row: Cooch OāBrien, B. Grondohl. K. Olivo, C. Fomigliertl, M. Dooley. K. Dulko, T. Sevigny, Cooch Grognolori. Second row: M. Army. L. Motusevich. A Boucher, W. Johns. L. Hoyt. P Plozoy. D Deschoine, S. Goidos. J. Loughron, 5. Mockolis. Third row: K. VonVolkenberg. M Soyers. T Bossingrhwoire. E. Connon. K. McSweegon. K Lovelond, C. Sodowski. N. Leonord. T. Homilton. H Show. J. Grondohl. Bock row: Mgr. J. Ford, B. Army. P. Rossi, C. Lowe. G. Hoyt, Mgr. C. O ' Neil. Missing from picture: E. Korhonen. K. Walsh, M. Riccio 03 CU 156 INDOOR TRACK During rhe 1946 Summer Gomes, Alice Coochmon won the only gold medol oworded ro on Amerlcon womon in frock ond field events. 03 CU 157 When will rhls be over? During fhe 1972 Summer Gomes, Olgo Korbut won gold medols for the USSR in the floor exercises, bolonce beom, ond teom combined exercises. 03 CU 158 GYMNASTICS 159 Page 160 COACHES ' DIRECTORY NAME FIELD 1. Anosrosio, George Assistant Principal 2. Cooper, Marjorie Secretory. Main Office 3. DāArrigo, Peter, Dr. Superintendent of Schools 4. Gorman, Edgor, Dr. Director of Special Services 5. Hamilton, Malcolm Chairman, Board of Education Flynn, Joseph Board of Education Hespelr, 5hirley Board of Education Nyquist, Morie Board of Education 6. Mosero, Dorboro Secretory, Main Office 7. Muska, James Director of Athletics 6. O ' Brien. John Principal 9 Sontomorio, Robert Assistant Principal 10. Wawruck. Ann Secretory, (not pictured) Principals ' Office During rhe 1972 Summer Gomes, Rod Milburn won rhe gold for the U S A. in rhe men s 100-merer hurdles. 158 CN VO 03 CU THE OFFICIALS CORRESPONDENTS . . . STATISTICIANS . . . INTERNATIONAL COACHES ' DIRECTORY NAME FIELD Locker Number 1 Docewicz, Cynthia Special Education 117 2. Beaudry, Francis Head Coach, Mathematics 110 3. Bielawiec, Richard Science 146 4. Borchetta, Frank Social Studies 228 5.Brazalovich, Mary Ann (not pictured) Aide, Special Education 153 6 Brown, Priscilla Home Economics 135 7. Buckley, Howard Mathematics 109 8. Burnham, Barbara Special Education 227 9.Cardarella, Thomas Industrial Arts B6 10. Carroll, Jane (not pictured) Business 132 11. Chipman, Jean Aide, Special Education 117 Priscillo Drown con cook more rhon āāWheoriesā for breokfost: she also enjoys skoring, poetry ond reading. Page 164 DELATIONS . . . DIETICIANS . . . TEAM PSYCHOL When he ' s not out making golf history, Fron Beoudry con be found picking flowers. 161 LD VO 03 CU NTEP.PP.ETEP.S . . . TECHNICIANS . . . PHYSICAL THERAPISTS COACHES ' DIRECTORY NAME FIELD Locker Number I.Ciemniewski, Susan (nor pictured) Special Education Aide 131 2.Clymer, Linda Business 130 O.Colby, Maryann (nor pictured) Library Science 212 4 .C 0 I 0 , Linda English 201 5.Cosgrove, Irene Secretary, Multi-Media 108 6.Cousineau, Barbara Special Education 152 7.Dabkowski, Carol Art B11 8.Elrick, William Head Coach, Social Studies 233 9 .Farr, David Mathematics 151 10. Fitzgerald, Francis Head Coach, Business 121 Fronces Fitzgerold ond friends patronize rhe ' Breakfast of Chompions at the Donut Kettle. 162 vO VO 03 CU STATISTICIANS . . . INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS . . . DIETICI COACHES ' DIRECTORY NAME FIELD Locker Number 1. Flaherty, Frank Science 136 2.Flynn, Sarah Social Work 102 3.Foley, Stephen English 203 4.Francoeur, Jomes English 219 5.Gollo, John English 206 6 .Gatto, James English 209 7.Gionfriddo, John Music A5 S.Grognolati, Dennis Mathematics 147 9.Grognolati, Marilyn Art D5 10. Griswold, Gordon Industrial Arts B8 Talk to Jomes Froncoeur if you need ro be o berrer Individual on your Team. 164 Page 168 Her creorive floir hos mode Eleno Londry the orrisric consulronr for quilred Olympic bonners 165 Page 169 fECHNICIANS . . . PHYSICAL THERAPISTS . . . PUBLIC RELATI COACHES ' DIRECTORY NAME FIELD Locker Number 1 Hade, Maureen Teacher ' s Aide 152 2. Howard, Virginia English 211 3. Jestin, Chorbra Latin, Spanish, 223 4. Jordon, Angelo French (nor pictured) Nurse ' s Aide 155 5. Kousch, Alfred Science 112 6 . LoDrosse, Andre Head Coach, Languages 222 7. Landry, Elena Tutor 216 8 . Levine, Stephanie English 207 9. Lucafo, Paula Spanish 224 10. Lumbert, Anne English 210 Fluent in three languoges.Chorbro Adams Jestin could easily be the next 166 Olympic Games Interpreter. O 03 CU Pagel. 1 COACHES ' DIRECTORY NAME FIELD Locker Number I.Markiewicz, Jeon Secretory, Guidance 102 2.McKeown, Brian Social Studies 200 O.Mikolojcik, Dorothy Physical Education Gym 4.Muska, Edward Guidance 102 5.Musko, Jomes Mathematics 115 6 ,Obregon. Goyle Special Education 153 7.O ' Brien, Jomes Science 116 8.0livo, Alice Reading 216 9.0livo. Robert Social Studies 229 10. Ponoccione, Thomas Mathematics 111 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS . . . DIETICIANS . . . TEAM PSY i 5! Jomes E. O ' Drien: A quoliry performonce depends on procticing my āNo Poin, No Gain ' Theory.ā CN 03 CU Page-L 5 PHYSICAL THERAPISTS . . . PUBLIC RELATIONS . . . RESEAR COACHES ' DIRECTORY NAME FIELD Locker Number 1. Poppos, Michoel Head Cooch, Guidance 102 2. Ploczek, George Science 149 3. Purinron, Corl Mathematics 150 4. Rarri, Michael Aide Special Education 117 5. Rinoldi, Neil Head Coach, Music A4 6 . Riner, Nelson Work Experience 102 7. Robinson, Harold Head Coach, English 218 8 . Ruick, Robert In-House Suspension 131 9. Savoie, Mory Business 123 10. Scelzo, Patrick Social Studies 235 Corl Purinron enjoys the compony of kings, queens ond knights on the chess teom. 170 Page 174 Page 1 3 DIETICIANS . . . TEAM PSYCHOLOGISTS . . . INTERPRETERS . COACHES ' DIRECTORY NAME FIELD Locker Number 1. Sharis, Shirley Science 144 2. Sherman, June F. English 215 3. Simonetto, Charles Guidance 102 4. 5mith, Richard Industrial Arts B4 5. Stecewicz, Gail French 221 6. Stine. Leonard Social Studies 237 7. 5troud, Ann Health 155 8. Sullivan, Daniel Physical Education Gym 9. Sweet, Walter Industrial Arts B12 10. Thibodeau, Paul Head Coach, Industrial Arts B7 11. Widmer, Randolph Head Coach, Science 120 Support Leonord Stine in his campaign for Myrtle Beach as the location of the ' 88 Games. 172 VO 03 CU Pagel. RESEARCH . . . STATISTICIANS INTERNATION Custodiol Sroff (k): E Cose. S. Dalfore. S. Dipinto. Missing from picture L. Cafererio Staff Front Row (k): M. Andrews. A. Loveland. P. Stonton. D Liberty Decker. Dock Row: D. Morello, M. Courtney, D. Drulotte, P. Skrobol OLYMPIC REACTIONS Patient please, Igor.ā Whereās the beef?ā Pleose. hold your applause. I ' ll killāemā Undo Colo is responsible for the production ond distribution of the 1964 Olympic Yearbook. 174 00 03 CU TEAM HISTORY 1981 1982 Shah of Iron dies . . . Ronald Reagan is elected presiĀ¬ dent, defeating Jimmy Carter... 52 Americans are released from Iran after 444 days of captivity . . . Ella Grasso resigns from the office of Governor and is replaced by William O ' Neill . . . Governor Grasso dies . . . John Lennon dies . . . Stripesā . . . Dill MurĀ¬ ray ... Raiders of the Lost Arkā . . . Dob Seger . . . New Attendance Policy . . . Ringing of fire bells and walking out of classes . . . Sugar. 1983 The Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Di . . . Lech Walesa leads the labor uprising in Poland . . . Anwar Sadat is assassinated . . . Attempts on the lives of both the President and the Pope . . . The mysterious Atlanta murders . . . Great Dritoin fights an improbable war to retake Falkland Islands . . . Soviet President Leonid Drezhnev dies and is succeeded by Uri Andropov . . . Darney Clark receives the first permanent artificial heart . . Columbia shuttle launches its first satellite . . . Tylenol capsules are laced with Cyanide . . . Sandra Day O ' Conner... E.T.ā ... Tootsieā . . . Gandhiā . . . Tom Selleck causes tidal wave In Hawaii . . . John Delushi dies . . . Groce Kelly dies . .. Jane Fonda ' s Workoutā . . . Home computers . . . German exĀ¬ change students . . . West Side Story. 1984 Deiruit Massacre . . . Invasion of Grenada . . . Physicist Sally Ride is the first woman in space . . . Korean airliner 007 is shot down by a Soviet Fighter ... Risky Dusinessā ... Flashdanceā ... The Day After,ā a graphic depiction of the effects of a nucleor war . .. The Thorn Dirdsā .. . Synchronicity and The Police . . . Completion of the Star Wars trilogy . . . Farewell episode of M A 5 H . . . CabĀ¬ bage Patch dolls . . . Soap Opera Addiction . . . Mome . . . Junior Prom, Thank you . . . Hat Trick. Twenty-third Olympiad begins . . . Jesse Jackson saves Robert Goodman from Syria . . . Jessica Savitch dies . . . David, the bubble boy, dies. . . Yuri Andropov dies and is succeeded by Konstantin U. Chernenko . . . Former preacher, vice-president, and astronaut run for presidency . . . A-Teamā and Mr. T . . . Michael Jockson and rock videos make a perfect match . . . Doy George leads a Dritish Rock Invasion . .. Footlooseā ... Terms of EndearĀ¬ mentā .. . Final year for C.V.C. .. . First Foleyathon in honor of the patron drive . . . New school records . . . Senior boll, Tuesday ' s Gone . . . Drion James and the Jets . . . Senior outing . . . Anything Goes . . . Class of 1984 graduates. 175 ON 03 PU Rick Africano and Rob Heim leave their fullback positions to any underclassmen who can fill them. Monique Albert leaves Barbie Grandohl a new car. Koro Aldrich leaves her four Bod Girl Cords in Mr. A s drawer. Dove Apreo leaves with a trail blazed to the station. John Baker and Mark DIDomenico leave behind enough empties to sponsor the classes of ' 85, ' 86, and ' 87. Sharon Benea leaves all Heidi Crltz ' s critical comments about her driving to anyone who doesn ' t jump out of the road quickly enough. John Bologna leaves his crazy antics to Dino Puio, who is the up-and-coming Art! Ann Bonito leaves all the ignorant gossip to all the arrogant fools who thrive on it. Linda Bonito leaves her fruitflies to Mr. Widmer. Do you think the Russians care?ā David Borchetta leaves his cor to whoever can afford the repair costs. James Bouffard leaves his tire marks in the student parking lot. Loretta Bradley leaves all Mrs. 5herman ' s and Mr. Robinson ' s future vocab tests to Deir- dre and Laurie. Sandra Brazalovich leaves her brother, Richard, as the last of the Brazaloviches. Steve Brazalovich leaves his Dick Bufkus pills and his lawn mower experience to the next linebacher at WLHS. Roger Brouillard leaves Mr. Purinton his infallible sense of logic which proves that 13x7 = 28. Jim Buckley leaves never to return again. Amy Bulgajewski leaves Barbie a fence in the Modern Drug porking lot. Anthony Burke leaves WLHS with all the time he hod to make friends. Lisa Camilleri leaves WLHS to start the better half of her life. Andrew Campisi leaves everything to the class of ' 85 and Tim and Todd Carter. Victoria Cherlong leaves still having great times with Krista and struggling through transcription with Lori and Monique. Tracy Cloutier leaves all her complaints to Mrs. Fitzgerald, hoping that she never gets another student like her. John Corcoran leaves his speeding ticket to Mr. Bielowiec, his driving instructor. Heidi Critz leaves behind Sharon Benea ' s driving, olive and well, thank you. Thom Culcasi leaves final deadlines, checking Senior Biographies, and deadly croppers to the next yearbook Edifor-in-Chief. Michelle Cunningham leaves WLHS still being asked, Are you a freshman?ā Lisa DeMichele leaves a large redhead to terrorize the WLHS faculty for the next four years and make up for everything she didn ' t do. Joseph Dewey leaves his 217 RADIAL5 on the pavement to whoever needs them. Pam DiPoppo leaves femembering all the good rimes at basketball games, junior year. Krista Donagher leaves with Victoria, still having great rimes together, especially their weekend experiences.ā Tom Donnelly leaves his red bomb srolled on Volunteer Drive. Michael Dooley leaves behind the people and memories of WLHS. Cathy Duffy leaves the bond files and all the band librarian work to Michelle B. and Cheryl G. Good Luck!ā Kevin Dulka leaves with his shadow from the Windsor Locks Track Team. Robert Edes leaves his trumpet to anyone who has the musical ability and dedication. Diane Erickson leaves remembering a ll the good memories she has of these past four years. Ann-Marie Falso leaves Mono Trainer with one more year to go. Charlie Famiglietti leaves still asking for respect, and leaves Kevin Oliva one more year with coach. Chris Farrelly leaves period Lynn Ferland leaves Windsor Locks High School, happily! Kim Ferris leaves Richie never having to worry about being lore to school again. Esther Filip leaves the high school and its rules behind with the knowledge that the worst is done and the best is yet to come. 176 O 00 03 CU CLASS WILL Glenn Flanders leaves Mr. Beaudry with his back turned or the 1st tee Michael Flynn leaves the last 2 years of high school to any flirt, comedian, or talker. Julie Fouquette leaves. Peter Frevel leaves his baritone saxophone to any sax player who con do it justice. Justine Gamache leaves her notes full of lovesick gossip and her scrapbook to Tino ond Nodine. Paula Garvey leaves her locker to Lorie Brooks, who will continue the rrodition, ond best wishes to her sister Lisa. Rich Gauruder leaves behind his parking spot in the bock parking lor to up ond comĀ¬ ing ' ' ' georheod! Donald Gilbert leaves the heovy-dufy partying skills of the Ozzies to ony underclassman who con handle them. Dimock Glazier leaves his books to his teachers. Barbara Grandahl leaves the cliff or M.D. to anyone dumb enough to go over it. Ellen Grover leaves exciting trombone sectionals with Mr. R. to Ellie Cannon Felicia Gulla leaves remembering oil the good rimes she hod with her friends. Connie Hebert leaves wishing her brother Timmy good luck in chemistry. Barbara Horowitz leaves her talking abilities to Louro Johnson. Kris Kearns leaves the Field Hockey Shuffle to Jackie Baldwin ond her position os goalie to Irene Mogish. Alison Keney leaves her field hockey stick ond her scoring ability to Donno Johns. Annemarie Ketola leaves hoping that WLH5 cheerleaders will always promote school spirit. Gary Kingsbury just leaves. Patsy Klocker leaves remembering partying with her friends. Andy Kulos leaves good wishes to onyone who con go four years without o detention. Laurel Kulas leaves Kris, Shoron, Srocy, ond her lunch table to Kevin for many good times there. Tom Kupec leaves his parking space to onyone who con fill it with a meaner pinto. James Kurmaskie leaves his 151 R to Fran Jordon for good rimes in the future. Kim Labbe leaves Mrs. Howard her English class notes ond Rolonde to Mr. A. Peter Lankhorst leaves his highly toxic chem drawer to Widdy Widmer. Mark Lapointe leaves WLHS os o devout follower of onri-disestoblishmentorionism. Gerald Lavoie leaves oil his school work to his brother. Steven Lefebvre leaves Tandem English ond its lengthy essays to ony underclassman who plons to take if. Laurie Legere leaves the uncool bathrooms. Jim Lennon leaves al l of his homework assignments for some underclassman to do. Craig Losty leaves his Ml Abroms hot to onyone crazy enough to join the Marines. Jacqueline Loughran leaves her wardrobe to onyone who dores to be unique. Jody Lyons leaves her sreno homework ond green transcription book to ony underclassman who is brave enough to take sreno or transcription. Martine Maltagliati leaves this school without ony second thoughts. Karen Mancino leaves her captain ' s pin to ony girl who thinks she hos the patience to pur up w-irh o freshman squod. Tom Mandrola leaves Big One-Eight! to ony soccer player with o dod os loud os his. Laurie Marinone leaves her gallons of tea to onyone crazy enough to endure essay eves. Mark Masera leaves still baffled over Mr. Beaudry ' s probability problems. Gina Mattacchione leaves knowing that two people could not suffer more than she mode Poulo ond Trocy suffer on the way to the beoch. Susan McDermott leaves oil of her rroshbogs to Danny Colone. Deborah McDonald leaves her fun senior memories to Tino, Nodine, ond Kelly, Good Luck! ' ' Robin Meagher leaves all of her absences ond cuts to her brother Jamie, so that he moy use them the some way she did. Michael Merrigan leoves his blazing speed, his soft hands, ond his great passing ability to Ted Netcoh. 177 Page 181 178 Kristina Michalski leaves wishing Missy, Par. and Ellie good luck and lots of good rimes during rheir lost two years or WLHS. Dob Milesi leaves his best friends who know rhor his nickname J.D. stands for Jack Daniels. Sally Miller leaves Mr. Beaudry ' s work to an underclassman. Dob Morris leaves his locker thatās full of who knows what. Kim Murphy leaves ādumping it and all the bruises that go along with it to Laurie Dutvilas. Debbie Norman leaves remembering all the great rimes she hod with her friends. Kelly Oliva leaves Kevin with all the luck for a great senior year and Laurie still hangĀ¬ ing from the ledge. Stacy Orenstein leaves all the wild times in Caf. B lunch to any underclassman who can handle them! Jacqueline Patkus leaves Barbie a new back tire, and any upcoming junior two terrific memorable years at WLHS. Regina Peluso leaves her miniskirts and other obnoxious clothes to Christino Sodowski to carry out the punk rocker trend!!! Jennifer Pesci leaves nothing because she is raking everything. Ken Pfaffenbichler leaves 200 ladders to any upcoming freshman willing to do them. Laurie Piazza leaves Kelly still hanging from the ledge Janice Priest leaves her seasonal locker decorotions and interior locker design brochure. Kathy Ripley leaves the doughnuts in study to any junior or senior dying of a munchy attack. Joseph Rocconella leaves ready, willing and hopefully able. Lisa Rothe leaves WLHS knowing she has a lifetime of learning ahead of her. Marianne Sadowski leaves half a Snickers to Cathy F. and an Italian Ice to Chris āāSis ' ' and Heather ā ' It, and with the 5LEBER reign forever. Kathy Scotto leaves in hopes that her sister, Karo, will have three more enjoyable yeors. Paul Senofonte leaves all his great rimes to anyone who can top them. Thomas Sevigny leaves Tandem essays due every two weeks to Paul Simonerta. Andrew Shackett leaves his chalk, blackboard space and battlefield experience to his unfortunate sister. Heather. Jeff Shovak leaves ' Hefty ' ' to another deserving Jeff. John Simonerta leaves his pronoun reference errors to Paul, his tractor-driving prowess to Ed, his bad moods for the circular file, and his contonkerousness to any future senior who firs the bill. Lisa Sizer leaves WLHS remembering the good times she had with good friends. Steven Slowik leaves his Bunsen Disc, his red javelin, his Tandem English experience, and his Geoffery Hoden impersonation. Shelley Smith leaves glodly and happily ever after. Lorianne Stanizzi leaves WLHS remembering good rimes with Kim. Colleen Sullivan leaves M.S. ' s, E.S. ' s, and her ecosystem plonts to anyone who dares to use them as a reference. Dorothy Sullivan leaves Fred the Bird one more year with Mr. A. Ellen Sullivan leaves FXF with faint traces of her artwork on his desk, Ranger Randy with fond memories of the Sleber Society, and MysrerE still wondering what the mystery is. Jackie Susaya leoves remembering all the terrific memories of the fun she hod with her friends. Gina Tambussi leoves the W.L. railroad tracks to anyone who can sneok ocross them os quietly os Laurie can. Deth Taylor leoves with no argument. Sonya Taylor leoves Love, Faith, and Hope, things that money canāt buy. to the underclassmen. Winston Taylor leaves his pens and pencils and notes and quotes. Susan Tremblay leaves Mr. M ' s car with no one to rake it for rest drives during school. Lori Turek leaves still struggling through transcription with Victoria and Monique. David Twitchell leaves early, as usual!! John Veit leoves his trouble-making position at work to Munce. Missy Viggiano leoves remembering some of the best years of her life and still harinq Alg. I. James Weskoski leoves the attendance policy to the underclassmen. Kim Wichniewicz leaves with no intentions of returning! John Wozniak leaves WLHS knowing that 19 3 never really happened. Diane Wytenus leaves her frocks in front of Winfield Racquerboll to anyone clever enough to follow. Page X 8 2 1964 HERALD STAFF THE HERALD sroff Bottom row (I- r): Jockie Susoyo. Alison Keney, Annemorle Ketolo, Undo Boniro, Lourie Piozzo, Ellen Grover, Kim Ferris. Bock row: Kelly Olivo, Andy Shockerr, Kris Kearns, Chorlie Fomiglietti, Undo Colo, Adv., Thom Cukasi, Ellen Sullivon, Connie Hebert, Poulo Garvey EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Thom Cukosl MANAGING EDITOR: Ellen Sullivon TYPING STAFF Front row Of): Gino Tombussi, Robin Meagher, Julie Fouquette, Lorionne 5toniz- zi. Debbie Normon. Bock row: Amy Bulgojewskf, Michelle Gelinas, Dorothy Sullivon, Vicki Cherlong, Shoron Beneo, Solly Miller. Missing: Jone Carroll. Adv In September, 1963. the Herald sroff lit up the boards of rhe Hartford Civic Center . 179 Page 183 FEATURES EDITOR: Lourle Plozzo SPORTS (k): Poulo Gorvey, Kris Kearns, Chorlie Fomiglierri, Ed., Annemarie Kerola SENIOR ACTIVITIES (k): Ellen Grover, Kim Ferris, Ed.. Undo Bonito, Connie Hebert PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Connie Hebert 180 Yearbook staff ' barely ' ' survives Drape No-Drape Controversy. 00 03 CU 1984 HERALD STAFF FACULTY (hr): Alison Keney, Undo Boniro. Ed.. Kelly Olivo. Jockie Susoyo. Merchandising Editor: Andy Shockerr Wl MBSOR iOCHS HI6H SCHOOL CUu V 190 Ā£ ,Ā Ā«. 8fĀ« HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM fort tHn 9 Goes ' J 10 v Ā anhiVFRSAFt , ' us.cal UNDERCLASSMEN (hr): Annemorie Kerolo. Ed.. Andy Shockerr. Jockie Susoyo The 1984 Herald was completed or 5:44 14 p.m. on Friday, SENIOR BIOGRAPHY (k): Jockie Susoyo. Alison Keney. Ellen Grover. KelĀ¬ ly Olivo. Ed. (seated) March 9. thus breaking all previous records 181 Page 185 Page 186 THE PATRONS The success of the Games depends nor only on the excellence of the athletes, but also on the patronage of the Olympic Sponsors. Through their generous contributions, our sponsors show the true Olympic spirit. 184 00 00 03 CU C. H. DEXTER Producers of Specialty Nonwovens Founded 1767 C. H. Dexter Division The Dexter Corporation One Elm Street, Windsor Locks, Conn. 06096 During the 1964 5ummer Gomes, Jed Groef won rhe gold for the U.5. 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