Wolcott High School - Aquila Yearbook (Wolcott, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

- As the sun rose We saw ourselves Each other Individuals We could also see All that there was To learn Now as the sun sets We can rest Assured Relieved We’ve done our best And took what we could But we learned so much Because we did it Together ................... ( AQUILA 1976 ] OPEN HORIZONS WOLCOTT HIGH SCHOOL I WOLCOTT, CONNECTICUT J Centuries ago, our forefathers came here with a strong determination to look ever forward. And they pushed over mountains and settled on hilltops to keep in their eyes that endless, ever open horizon. Two hundred years ago, in 1776, our ancestors were people who lived in a land of new ideas and open skies. The new dream was freedom and they struggled to attain it — and they did. The years passed by, events mingling — class rings, class meetings, sports, class play. I saw people with the spirit of life I may cause confusion or disappointment. But I am just growing up, testing my strength, questioning, experimenting, to find out my truth. Somewhere in our four years at Wolcott High School, this goal became common to all — to be free to be oneself. This was the basis for our unity as a class, as it was the foundation for our unity as a country. We began to join together as a group, with smiles and tears and reaching out. WE Artist THE Perspective CLASS Harmony OF Friend 1976 Humor DEDICATE Give OUR Care AQUILA Inspire TO Teacher MR. ROGER NILAND • '•'v ■ ■'■ % . ii P P ?!£Wf- ■ ' • •-,,, v;. :- - v 5 pf0 SB -r' M .., mg yw4 A r TEACHERS I PLEASE PUT I PBrWSiO |U l TUg$ HER£yr rSSilS ’■W- 'M'M: __ gpg l . hww J ' £i[? .' Sr ifr - 7 }• ■liiViT, ■ • 2’- ... BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Nicholas D’Agostino Supt. of Schools Mr. George Babcock Systems Accountant LEFT TO RIGHT (SITTING): Mrs. S. Jones, Mrs. S. Sheron, Mrs. E. Costa, and Mrs. J. Levanti, (STANDING): Mr. J. Mango, Mr. P. Flamigletti, Mr. N. D'Agostino, Supt. of Schools, Mr. C. Marsella, Mr. T. Halpin, Mr. W. Valletta. Mr. J. Pelegano, Business Manager. Mr. James Pelegano, Business Manager Secretaries: Mrs. E. Couch, Mrs. G. McKenna, Mrs. J. Levanti, Mrs. J. Wakelee, Miss M. Stevens — Hot Lunch Director, and (missing) Mrs. J. Sortino. 20 Mr. Laurence Shapiro Principal Mr. Robert Carroll Vice-Principal Mr. Lawrence Zollo Administration Assistant Mrs. Mary Crandall Secretary 21 Mrs. Georgianna Phelan Secretary Mrs. Sally Haddad ENGLISH Mrs. Geraldine Pelegano Dept. Chairman Mr. John Morgan Mrs. Irene O’Keefe Mrs. Julie Brick 22 Mrs. Nancy Rosa Mr. Joseph Diaferio Mr. Anthony Curulia Mrs. Gayle Martino Mrs. Roseanne Monteleone Mr. Gary Waugh Mrs. Lorraine Carver SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Frederick Ferris Dept. Chairman Mr. Roger Connor 24 Mr. Robert Ruderman Mr. Ralph Santopietro Mr. Joseph Magnarella Mr. Rudolph Cabata Mr. Edward Sweeney Mr. Adolph Birkenberger Miss Pamela Richard MATHEMATICS 26. Mr. Jonathan Joseph Dept. Chairman Miss Patricia Emons Mrs. Joan Veneziano Mr. Richard Barone Miss Patricia Pizzuto Mr. Clarence Soucy £ 5 Mr. Eugene DesJarlais 27 Mr. Edmund Fossbender 31 Mrs. Rosemary Petronis Mr. Roger Niland Art Mr. Walter Mamlock 32 FINE ARTS Mr. Kernie Wessinger Music HOME ECONOMICS 33 Mrs. Kathryn Lawson INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. William Johns Dept. Chairman Mr. Robert Navitsky Mr. Rodney Yatsenik Mr. George Westerberg Mr. Paul Schwanka BUSINESS Miss Robyn Jewell, Dept. Head Miss Anne Gudegast Mr. Philip Orlando Mrs. Ruth Gould Mr. John DeCesare Mr. Thomas Hermann Diversified Occupations Distributive Education 35 GUIDANCE Mrs. Dorothy Murnane Director Mr. Robert Gerace Mrs. Phyllis Pirro Secretary Mr. Michael DiCorpo Mrs. Shirley Finnegan PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. John Maloney Director of Health Miss Demmie Guerrera Mr. John Morris Dept. Chairman SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Ada Fehrs Mr. Louis Grasso Special Education 38 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Josephine Stephans, Carmella Cossu, Delores Bernier, Lea Poirer, Judith D'Andrea, Ann Ricupero, Margaret Chasse, Grace Candee. Mrs. Doris Peterson School Nurse Dr. Charles Lanzieri Miss Angeline Russo Librarian FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Rockhill, Frank Martino, David Hoos, Warren DeSanto — Supt. of Building and Grounds, Pat Spino, William Gauthier. Mrs. Marion Coe Ass't Librarian «M£ 41 SAM ... Junior prom, flashcubes, Al and his burger, T of P, Nance, summer of 74, PARTY, the tower, sittin’ in the rain, mammoth, dri- vin' around, 9 2, camping at Black Rock, Modern Dance, 8 4, Spinners, the four of us , Now, what’s the matter ? Chico, Tom ... Non ti arrabbie, Fa Venganza, likes backpacking, biking, bushwacking, El Ca- minoes, knives, Italian Chinese culture and Spanish, Making hits with my gumbare AFROTC. AV, Fencing club, Fencing team. Sandra Abandolo Thomas D. Accousti Big Red ... Do it to it, Partying, the village, homeroom. GTO, ’65 corvair, smoking in the boy’s room , D.O., Future plans undecided Annie ... Student council, class play 74 75, Spirit of 76, Wolcott pag., 9 20 75 Ral- ly, Football games, Basketball, parties, Peter- son Park, LDM, BL, If you love something set it free; if it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesn’t it never was. Leslie J.AIiano Sharon Ancheff Mike ... Spirit of 76, Sports, baseball, foot- ball. basketball, Italy, Mafia, Antipasto. The Yankees are coming. — CCSC Bev ... Different is better. Short is beau- tiful. French club pres., Eng. club, Honor So- ciety, Yrbk. staff, track, field hockey, Burnt Old Apple Mom. ballet. Phoebe Snow, Who is HHS anyway?” June weekend, sailing on the Sound, gazebo in K.P., cigars. 44. Michael Angelone Beverly A. Arcaro Tuner, Dude ... Where’s the party? Likes weekends, parties, and vacations. Drive-In, Logcabin, Peterson, Line-ups, downtown, Arco, kegs, the neighborhood, ski trips, con- certs, sports, party wagon, Mr. Grosso’s chem., '76 student council, Summer of ’75. Architecture. Ronnie, Arthur ... Varsity club treasurer, First Lady Chairman, Varsity baseball, Fords forever, Cougar, sports cars. Future plans in- clude Bette. David J. Archambault Ronald Ashe Dar ... Bobby, Junior prom, Miss Wolcott Pag., SPIRIT, RVB, 12 31 74, quarter after, Peterson Park, Cat, Hol, Deb, Jan, Deb, Carol, Cindy, “You never realize what you have until it’s gone.” Gary ... Varsity baseball, The Bosox are the best.” Baseball, basketball, Judy. Future plans are to become a CL P wire man. Darlene Asselin Gary Babcock Kate ... Partying, going to concerts, Allman Brothers, Marjorie’s car, Harley’s, (AV, CC, CC, MM, CP, AR, TF), Hubbard Park and the radiator. Plans to travel. Woodstock, Pacer ... “I don’t believe you.” Spanish club, Gym club, Varsity Basketball. Likes horseback riding, ice skating, skiing, tennis, and Gary. Mr. Johnson’s A block Biol- ogy. Plans to attend New Hampshire School of Nursing. Kathryn Ann Bagley Margaret Mary Balchunas 45 Lynn, Balz ... You’re queer. Pep Club, Cheerleading, Track, Band. Sweet, extremely crazy chick who loves to talk to guys — flirt. Enjoys weekends up Fairmount, always with Sally or Larry. Never stops talking. Loves to party. Plans to be happy. Vicki, Vic ... La vida es sueno, hiking, moun- tain climbing, The Rockies, Peak’s Pike, We made it. I can’t breath. Denver, Miss Emon's F Block, Mrs. Brick, Creation , Spirit of ’76. Football games, terrific , Plans to enter the field of medical technology. Linda Lee Baldwin Victoria Elizabeth Balko Ter ... Honor Society, Modern Dance, I’m really ticked off at you guys . Enjoys swim- ming, sailing, summer of ’75, gazebo, basket- ball games. Plans to attend college. Terri-Lynn Barbieri Jeffrey Baribault Eileen ... likes horses, music, sewing, and dancing, movies, Cheshire, Cape Cod, sum- mer of ’74, friends, W.J.T. 8 7 75. Plushbot- toms, WG, UConn, Central, mixers, Bad com- pany. Don’t do that”. Plans to attend UConn. Bob ... GAZEBO, National Honor Society, English club, Outdoor Ed., Piano, Band Prac- tice, Sydney Opera House, Drafting, house plans, poster making and Gazebo. Plans to attend University of Colorado majoring in ar- chitecture or music. Eileen Marie Barnhart Robert C. Barolak 46 Tom Bomb ... likes football, basketball, and baseball, BTO, Fords, Bosox, Vikes, “Mole, I have to hit the L.A. Inn tonight. Boo, Sweetie ... D.E.C.A. “Where are you going tonight?” RAY. Buttermilk Falls, CC, SV, BB, CM, DB. MO. LD, DD, MV, RN, BJ, JC, H, S, BP, JS, DG, DS, Peterson, Partying Pin- to. Plans to be a Court Stenographer, Thomas George Baylis Jodi Beaulieu Bill, Super Trooper ... “What's happening ? Really” Parties, parties, parties, football, fencing, basketball games, Mikey-D’s, Jethro Tull, concerts, Dubie, Drive-in. Plans to be a Chiropracter. B” ... “Ya think so”. Diane” Jr. Prom Committee, English Club. Loves music, plants but most of all Jimmy. Diane and Ricky, Sa- lem, “the apartment ”, and friends. Plans to attend UConn and major in Horticulture. William R. Bebrin Karen Beerbaum John Boy ... “Check it out” Soccer team, track team, skiing, plans to be a Vetinerian. Munchkin ... “Tates, what are we doing to- night?” Likes people, T of P, AWB, Jethro Tull, Yes, riding around and being with Jimmy, Jan's mustang — old mercury, ski trip '75, Bristol Farm Shop, Summer of '75. Peterson Park, The “good times” with Kenny and Hol- ly. 47 John Berguland Carol Bertrand Roberta Jean Betts Bobbie ... Ask me if I care. The Summer of '75 with KY. JH. MG. LN. DA, DC. in Rhode Island. Remembers Ronnie (3 7 74, 8 25 75) Queen’s River Weekend of 9 13 75. Busting with Liz. Prissy, Plans to attend Post and major in accounting. Biz ... Summer of 75 (CC. BC, TC, TY. DG. BP. BF) going out partying, remembers Ham- monasett Beach. Plans to enter the Air Force. Suzanne Lee Blancaflor Sue, Suzy, Fluff, LWF, Scat ... If I try to be like him who will be like me? English club, AFS. Literary Journal, F block English, hiking, biking, Chopin, Beethoven, piano, Balto, poet- ry. reading, Moose, Mart, 2 34 talking to Mrs. Brick. Jim ... likes hunting and fishing, and other outdoor activities. Outdoor Ed. Plans to study conservation or wildlife management. James Paul Booker Debbie, Boo ... DECA, Baton. Really Jodie, when are we gonna go out ? Dave, freshman to senior year, Bristol, Jodie, Peterson Park, guys, JB, DD, BB, LS, Mr. Herman, Mrs. Pirro. Data Processing at Waterbury State Tech. Cindy ... FHA, Spanish club, Cut it out”. Cross Country scorekeeper, SPIRIT, football games, basketball games, McDonalds, Liter- ary Journal, Creative Writing, partying , car rally, Gabriel, War Eagles ROWDIE . Matta- tuck Community College. Special Education. Debra Boutote Cynthia A. Bowes 48 Peggy - • • likes water-skiing, snowmobiling, also horseback riding and MIKE. Partying. Fu- ture plans include nursing and marriage. Margaret M. Brennan Mike ... Math club, Outdoor Ed. English is canceled for this year . Plans to enter the field of electrical engineering. Michael J. Brick Kath ... Hope committee, Prom committee. Listen chick. Salem, basketball games, bleachers, GC, 2 27 74, Thomaston, once more. Plans to attend college for nursing. Deb, Pip, 46 ... loves Don, dancing, eating, sleeping, talking laughing, parties, DMD, 9 26 73, T of P, Hubbard Park, It's all about love , Hammonaset, Misquamicut, Jr. Prom, SPIRIT, Earth, Wind and Fire, quarter after, the girls, Plans include being with Don. Kathleen M. Briere Deborah Ann Brown Deno ... judo. Plans to join the Coast Guard. Mole .. Hey Chump. Likes sports, football basketball, baseball, CHEVYS, partying, CB, The Eagles, munchies, CYO, hoop, free mov- ies, ARCO. Future plans in Auto Mechanics Dean Bruce Anthony Buonocore 49 Bush .. . FHA, hush up , enjoys horseback riding, basketball games, Ronnie, swimming, Gabriel. Hammonasset, Cotillion, Proms, Herby, Bont, McDonalds, Friday nights. Hopes to become a secretary. BB, Bev, Bang-bang ... Student council, sophomore vice-president, magazine drive, party-hardy, Calvin, Tina-nuts, Dar, Harbor Park, senior lav, the girls, fun or expier- ence , If you stay in the valley, you shall never make it over the hill.” Plans to make plans. Kathleen Bush Beverly Byram James D. Byrnes, Jr. Burnzy ... What’s happening? Loves Sandy, 10 4 74, Summer of '75, Hubbard park, Misquamicut, parties, bowling for mon- ey, going to DO. Plans to be a bowling me- chanic Sher, Shirley, Boins, Brillo ... Matt loves Sharon, talking, skipping, parties, 1:20, sitting in Matt’s car at 1:20 with Pam and Tom, he's late, what’s the scoop ? Plans to become a hair stylist. Sharon Marie Byrnes Mike, Carr ... “That’s a Bad Cat . JAZZ , Pat Martino, George Benson, Sal Salvatore Wes Montgomery, The Big Apple , New York. Plans to do studio work. Sin ... Howdy , CAREY, HCL, the sun, the tent, Sun. at the fort, the radiator, party-har- dy, The Wizard of Oz, breakfast, the lav, Hub- bard park, bikes, horses, pooh, music, Lean Rusell, The Eagles. 50 Michael Carlotto Cindy Carter Abe ... Chyea”, Hey man. Basketball co- captain, girls, Friday and Saturday night nights, Goodtime, skip class, Mr. Grosso’s Chem class, Salem, McGregor Rock, Fox- boro, Mass., Brett, the bus is here , Salva- tion Army box, UCLA. Plans to study law. Shari ... It’s beautiful — I love it.” The wagon. Plans to enter the field of nursing or social work. Timothy A. Caswell Sharon Frances Cavanaugh Jo ... Prom committee, Hope committee, Again”? Unreal. 3 3 73, TL, Salem, 5 10 75, EFS, 6 14 75, Thomaston. Plans to attend college and major in languages. Pat ... DECA, Meet you at Lakeview.” The corner, 5 8 73, MY, BL, CC, Grandway, Burger King, Brass City Truckers , NEVJ Roger Dee —in the face, 166 Grove St. Where's all the truckers tonight”? Pamela, Lazy-bones — shadow, Gemini, Saint. Plans to be happy. Joann Champagne Patricia Charbonneau I ... DECA, Oh boy; what’s happening ? People and friends. Plans to work. Jon ... Pull a holeshot”, Downtown, Led Zepplin, Alice Cooper, drag racing is Ameri- ca’s number one sport. Plans to become a mechanic. Irene Mary Chasse Jon Cheney As days have gone by with a passing of time, You and I have come to be friends 52 Together we walk, arm in arm; Together we stand, side by side; Together we reminisce ; Together we fly toward the future. 53 Roy Ciarlo Chuck ... “Are you kidding me ? The old bomb, ’64 station wagon, Sophomore basket- ball, Varsity soccer. Riverside Park, Steppen- wolf. Rod Steward, waterfights in Mr. Gros- so’s chem. class, Mr. Soucy’s homeroom. Plans to enter the medical field. Don ... Business club, Library club, “What did you say ? Softball team, girls track and cross country scorekeeper. Plans to join the Air Force. Donna Clavette Bob, Coke ... Get down tonight.” Send it in, Toppers, the line- up, the gang, the boys, But- termilk Falls, the park, Disco, the play. Plans to enter the field of accounting. Mushroom ... JV Cheerleading, Freshman Secretary, Jr. Prom chairman Buckwheat, re- members Lonnie, Old Times, “Where’s Edie”, share and share alike, CC. the beach, that old gang of mine, Wooden Goblet, ski trip, VW, getting lost, Prospect, free. Robert Cocca Tracey A. Colby Gina ... National Honor Society, Modern Dance, Bobby. 12 15 73, Pete, lambs, rose. Salem, downstairs, Chem. lab with Cindy, bal- let, football in the snow. Bill ... Plans to work a while and maybe go to school. Dar. Regina Colucci William Robert Commerford 54 Teresa Conley Teresa ... French club, English club, ’l wanna go home mornings — 234, lunch — 236, Mrs. Brick — Activity, 12 11, E 2 3 74- 75, Hey, Janice. Kacey, Cooni ... Darren, 4 2 73, cheerlead- ing, JV, Varsity, B.C.C.K.K., One more time for all the old times, TIME, Jr. Class Sec., Jr. Prom, PF pres., SPIRIT, motorcade, Beach Boys, Chicago, the only way to have a friend is to be one. Plans to attend college. Kathleen Lois Cooney Ted ... likes Mustangs, You wanna race? -’Want a boss 302”, Hey, Nick, lets skip.” PKK ... Steve, 7 8 75, The Hornet, RV, BB, DD, JB, LD, Tango, Buttermilk, Peterson, Beatles, Harveys, Bloodys, Ray. I need help. The ski trip, friends and lovers, our parties. Everybody has a little devil in them. Maurice Cossette, Jr. Carol A. Cote Chris ... Hey, don’t worry about it. Beat- ing the system, senior lav., boring days of Wolcott, Hot Spot, Wildwood, getting crazy, living on the ocean, HP, Let yourself run free, you can be what you want to be. Writing, music, parties, traveling and meeting people. Dan ... Varsity club, Captain Varsity Football. Likes football, tennis and E-Block with Rudy. Plans to enter into the field of Economics. 55 Christine Cote Daniel P. Coulom Joseph Coulson Coul’s ... “Would you care to go out to din- ner?” “Giz, it’s all over.” 3 23 74, the rock, the corner, there's no beef here. “Remember a quiet charm speaks for itself”. Plans to at- tend college. Croch, Sue Sue ... “Jones, will you shut up?” Area, downtown, Peterson '75, Henriet- ta P., JQ, LD, Tata, CB, LJ, DG, BL, Cy, Maver- ick, 2 9 74, Feb. and July 19, Math 74 75, patty, go home, sunrise. Future plans include marriage. Susan Crochetiere Babs ... “This is ridiculous.” Billy, Bugs, Summer of 75, Senior rally and the parties, Valentine’s day, ski trip, Memorial day, likes yellow cars, the gas station, waiting for the year 1983. Photography. Lor, Softies ... JV cheerleading, likes Peter- son park, opels and chevys, SM and CH, Car- vel. the girls. Beach Boys and mustang, sneaking out, Hartford at 4:00 AM, parties. Plans to enter the field of Social Work. Jamie Curry Lori A. Daddona Nick, Nonk .. .“Yah huh, yah, right” Likes to party and do crazy things, likes to boat, base- ball. Plans to enter the Air Force. Martha ... Student Council, working on George M, Honor Society, Aquila 76 opening section ed., art, photography, dancing, mu- sic, travel, good times with my friends, UConn and WG. Plans to attend college and major in fashion retail or photo journalism. Nicholas C. Damiani Martha Ann Davidson 56 Dale Delpier Dale Debbie ... Cheerleading, Modern Dance, AFS, “Don't knock it till you try it.” Likes dancing, sailing, sewing, vacations NH with KC. the Beach, ES, crasher mustang, 44P. at Cats, “Say Poogie-Baby ”, HP. Plans a career in the dancing field. Debra Deziel Waz, Dino, Clete, Lips, Dinapole ... Get down, dig it, Toppers, partying, Rhonda, hoop games, Mickey D’s, CWEDO. TNUC. Plans to run his own garage. Debbie ... National Honor Society, Math Club, Student Council, 1 6 73, Fi, KBD, Beach Boys, 8 25 75, black belt, GKS, or- gan, Tuesday night at the movies, McCory’s, Jug End. Plans to attend UConn and major in mathematics. Gerard Deziel Debbie Dietsch Puddles ... Modern Dance, French Club, 5 19 74, “I sound just like her.” LP, Mr. De- laney’s French class, the Life Story, FB, BB, the rally, Larsons, my first basketball game. “People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges.” Dill ... baseball, Oh, Rena.” 57 Diane DiGioia Scott Dilger Di Mar, Heeb ... Ya, Ya, Ya, Camaro '71, Harwichport CC, Harley Davidson, I'm hip, I mean I know, Misquamicut '75, Cape Cod, eight hours, you're kidding, water skiing, crusing downtown. Arrowhead, Hyannis Hos- pital, shada, Levass. DiSap ... What’s happening, likes sports, weight lifting. Connecticut Dragway, Wiel- damer Beach, Goldberg Karate Studio. Fu- ture plans undecided. Michael DiMaria Robert DiSapio Don ... likes judo, track and Debbie. Dar ... Business club sec., prom committee, Ya know. Bart, 11 17 72, Rally, basketball - games, summer of '75, Comet, Aunt’s house, Peterson Park, Cotillions, Proms, Parties, Kathy’s mustang. Future plans include mar- rage and working as a secretary. Donald Ditota Darlene Dollinger Dool ... Nature club, basketball, track. Bris- tol Eastern, 5 10 75, 110-9, the philosophy of your life, the man in the woods, Basketball ’75, Mrs. Rosa’s D block, Salem, the bomb, rally, Chem. Lab., Kent Falls. Doodle ... Yearbook editor, NHS, French club, Chorus. To be great is to be misunder- stood”. NYC, Quebec, Hi-de-Ho, JCMD Octo- pus, the Kangarookid, roasting Uncle Sock, Myth spoof, Bernstein, Streisand. Nureyev, skiing, Ludwig, the Pastoral, Star-Spangled Banner, 12 31 74, just half. Kerry Doolan Moira Ann Dowling 58 Duch ... Hey babe, 10 4. Plans to become a technician. Jan ... FHA, sewing, biking, P. Park, Quebec '74, good times in Cheshire '75, Wilfred’s 1H, mixers, export to Cheshire, RJ of Mete, other half of Bren. Plans to attend UConn and ma- jor in fashion design. Ricky G. Duchaine Janice Rebecca Duhamel Dunk ... “I don’t know”. Connecticut Drag- way, holeshots, wheel stands. Future plans are undecided. Darlene Duncan Craig Allen Duncan Joe ... Love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn't love until you give it away.” Loves Elaine, being myself, junior prom, the shop, baseball. Future plans include being with Elaine. Linda ... ”1 love you (no strings attached)”. Memories, Miami, the girls, really, “Oh wow man, I can’t find my shoe.”, races, Ryan, sly, F H park, PWHSS, basketball games, green Hornet, Danny, vino, the boy down the road, 9 21 75. (CCSVRVBBDDJBBFSA). Joseph Dunn Linda Darlene Dunn 59 60 With a friend I can be myself. We can share our thoughts, ideals, hopes and dreams Between us a secret can be shared — One that is happy or sad. Whatever it may be, a friend will be there To heighten its joy or to ease its pain. 61 Jo ... Plans to attend Mattatuck and major in accounting. Lor ... ‘one black, one white, one blonde’, what’s the scoop, cuando cuando, Mac Don- alds, hands, social diaster, snivel, 1 22 75, brown velvet, PRFC, beeeding hearts, paisan, hop, skip, jump, DJ, JJ, GC, FW, how you say? Lucy Ethel, HF, JPRG, Barry, Salem, shmuck, new love, Zappa. JoAnne Beth Duszak Lori Ann Duval Kathy with a ‘K’, 2 ... ‘‘A dreamer lives forever.’’ Student Coun., Vars. Cheerleading, Jr. Class Treas., Sr. Class VP., RTN, 10 25 74, Where's my twin? Beach Boys, Bobby, BCCKK, One more time for all the old times. TIME, SPIRIT, 4 22 75. 9 16 75. Plans a career in childhood educa- tion. Bette Ronnie ... Aquila, Cheerleading, Sr. prom committee, Today is yesterday’s tom- morrow and forever comes happily closer. EZ Pikins, Bruno Albert, best friends are forever, SPIRIT, Chicago, BCCKK. One more time for all the good times. RAA, 10 12 72 Kathleen Marie Eagan Elizabeth Elsdon 62 Jeffrey England Richard Evon Joe ... DECA, “pass that one over here.” Likes cars, people, parties, concerts, Doobie Brothers, Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, hates working on starters and changing tires. Hoi ... “Love is saying it when you mean it and never saying good-bye.” Likes sunshine, dancin', AWB, T of P, “skintight”, Jethro Tull, parties, laughin', memories, friends, (CDJTLPCNSDEDLS), “What a wonderful thing we have.” Kenny. 7 19 75. Joseph Famiglietti Holly Fenn Ferrari ... “Let's go to Pikins.” Doobie Brothers, We’re having a party, Shady, LAB. Humphrey, Spirit of '76, Chase, Open your eyes. Eddie ... “Dig that. The Beach Boys, swim- ming, painting, LAB, Spirit of '76. Plans to join the Air Force. Robert Ferrari Edward Russell Fisher, Jr. 63 Joseph Fistola Alan Fontaine Tricia ... DE club, ‘‘Everybody laugh”, ‘‘one of these nights.” Likes to party. Marjory's car, PP, all the old times with the girls, Hub- bard park, drawing, concerts, the fort, CP, AR, CC, MM, CB, Ray. Bob ... “Ya.” Likes electronics and fishing. Plans to attend Waterbury State Tech, and major in electrical engineering. Patricia Forcucci Robert Forgione Bunny ... “Where's the clip, Lyn. Jeff, Lynny, Annette. Second Moose, Joe and Lisa, basketball games, Klan Drive, tree house, cof- fee, doobey. Plans to enter the field of ac- counting. BJ ... ‘‘What a drag.” Basketball, baseball, soccer. Senior Class President, SPIRIT, Sum- mer of “75”, J. Plans to enter the field of law. Elizabeth Fortier William Joseph Fow Al ... Fencing, likes motorcycles. Plans to attend Waterbury State Tech, and major in electrical engineering. Debbie, Goobs ... I don’t know.” “I have to get a drink. Joey, summer of '74 '75. “yago, nice . 5 10, camaro, “my little Jew- Jew”, Pizza Castle, Sandie, Parties, A-block study, House of Pancakes. Plans to attend Mattatuck Community College. 64 Alain Fradette Deborah Gamble BRO ... “You'll get over it. Nature club, Eaglet. 8 3 75, TT, Red Bull Inn, late nights, early mornings, Bud, Diane and her family. Berta ... DECA, “Whatcha up to?” Eddie, August, Summer of '75, “life”, the two of us, Friends, good times, MLEBG, New York, Hart- ford, Manual, the Tower. Future plans are un- decided. William Gauthier Roberta Gaydosh Joyce ... likes concerts, summertime, ca- maro, PT, SD, 1 13, 3 28, Christmas Cotil- lion, the beach, JCY, three day weekends, mason, “really”, “what?” Future plans in- clude travel and secretarial school. Joyce Gerard Debi, Goggs ... “Who’s got my shoes?” Er- sella, Babycakes, the girls, Peterson Park, parties, ski trip, Levante, Hartford at 4:00 AM, Ter, “Daddy”, now girls, that’s a Granada, Haunted House, 7 14 75, RE, Plans to be- come an airline stewardess. 65 Michael Gizzie Debbie Goggins Yogi ... Friday nights. Plans to attend col- lege. Richard Golden Brian Gorneault Holly ... DECA, DECA treas., New York, Hart- ford, manuals. Plans to enter the field of ac- counting. Gryz ... “Turn your eye sight inward and you’ll find a thousand regions in your mind. English club, Outdoor Ed. Remembers English II III (F block), rock climbing, SOLO. Ecol- ogy, Biology. Holly Greatorex Thomas Grzybowski Sue ... “You're looking for it. KC and the Sunshine Band. Get down tonight, Earth, Wind and Fire, The way of the world”. MM, Jr. prom. Enjoys sewing, waterskiing, pizza, Cedar Lake, FHA. Sue ... “The foolishness of God is wiser than men. Hon. Soc., SC Treas., Eaglet Ed., FR. Club VP. Eng. Club, HOPE, Chorus. Witing, “Lounge , Chem. Lab., Quebec 74, Cat Ste- vens, CFSC Camp, Russian Dances, FROC. Plans to major in occupational therapy. Susan Marie Guerrera Susan Gyba 66 LMH ... Spanish club, Nature group, Band, Orchestra for '75 Class play. Likes cooking, bowling, swimming, hiking, football, basket- ball games, the beach. Summer of ’75, mo- ments to remember are great ... moments to look forward to are better.” Help ... “What's happening dude.” Football '76, parties '75, remember. Plans to major in accounting. Lynn Marie Haines Brendan M. Halpin Harp ... Don’t worry about it, just play it cool.” Judo club, Track team. “My car may look bad but my hood doesn't fly open any- more. Plans to do Police work. Dave ... Judo. Plans to go to Alaska. William Harpin David Hayes Dave ... Hey, what's happening?” Take it easy.” Bob's Grand Prix, Friday night parties, Firebird, waterskiing, tennis, football, base- ball. Plans to major in the field of science. Herb ... I'm going home.” Hang it up. Business club, Dennis, Kathy’s Maverick, basketball games. Likes sports, cooking, ‘The Weekends’, Peterson Park. Plans to major in accounting. David Richard Heche Donna Ann Herbort 67 Cathy ... You’ll be alright. Loves stock car races, NA, learning to drive, Riverside Park Speedway, Beach Boys, Corvette. Plans to become a bi-lingual secretary. Briarwood. Polock ... One of these days Mas. Joan, A- 1 Station, Tuesday nights, Karate. Fridays at Joans, drinking with Waldo and Mas, YEA, Really”? 11 5 73 my day to remember. Fu- ture plans include the Navy and marriage. Catherine Veronica Hicks Stephen Hicock Bob ... Football team. Pep club. Track team, Parties over Pete’s. Plans to major in the field of physical therapy. Hoos ... Be willing to give your best before expecting it of others. NHS, Softball, Field Hockey, Basketball, Laurelettes, the SA kid, 3 Musketeers, JCMD, kangaroo kid, Vt., The Octopus, Summer of '75, 15 goals, 12 15 74, Hoot for Hoos.” Plans to study math at SUNYAB. Robert Hinrichs Joann Marie Hoos Susan Lynn Houghtaling Sue, Lumpy ... Nat. Hon. Society, Yrbk. Sec Ed., French club sec., English club, Mrs. Brick, the Beach, Sunrises, Pictures, Smiles, Flow- ers, A W, Shush , Italians and Indians?, JESD, Salem, Memories, Gazebo, John Den- ver, Outdoor Ed., Could this be the magic? DRR. Feet ... NHS, Field Hockey, Basketball, Soft- ball, Laurelettes. I feel the capacity to care gives life its deepest signifigance. JCMD, the 3 Musketeers, the Banquet, Beauty mite, Hoot for Hoos , Softball Champs, the House, Lean on me. Plans a major in Marine Biology. Denise Marie Jacques 68 Judie ... “A rose is like a teardrop.” Snivel- ing, cuando, picking grass, Mac Donalds, switzer, social disaster, what’s the scoop? Johnpaulgeorgeringo, hands, BRO, rehash, Sidney, Why don’t some people like Fred Astaire? spitting food, space cadets, flash- cubes. Donna ... A rose is like a teardrop. Snievel- ing, rehash, waiting for December, Reasons, Judie, why don’t some people like Fred As- taire? Salem, Lor, Sparkling in the sand, what’s the scoop?, peer group pressure, chem. lab, McDonalds, Mr. Mrs. Robert Dunlap, BRO, Shut up, Sandy. Judith Ann Jacovino Donna E. Jenkins Al ... Likes waterskiing, snowskiing, and Bas- ketball, Crasher. The field, Hubbard Park, 62 Chevy, The Doobie Brothers. Jan ... Library and F.B.L.A., What?, Bacco’s, Bowling, Salem trip, F.B.L.A. Convention, Fu- ture plans are to go to Mattatuck or Post to study in the field of Business. Alan Jensen Janice Marie Johnson Nate ... Let’s play one on one, Soccer, Bas- ketball, Earth, Wind, and Fire, What’s happen- ing, '76, You ain't even, Nate the skate, Plans to study Criminology. Mouth ... Student Council, Don't leave with- out me, Peterson Park, The line-up, The girls, Thursday Nights, M.O., Mustang, A.W.B., Tower of Power, Earth, Wind, and Fire, Wow, The Spirit team, Parties, Me-Ma’s, Hartford at 4 a.m., Future plans include traveling and art. 69 Darryl K. Jones Lisa Jones Jo ... Spanish Club, Guess who's coming home Friday, George, 10-11-73, Doobie Brothers concert. The girls, Future plans are to study Fashion Design at Becker Junior Col- lege. Cher ... What's new, Elton John, Chicago, The Mall. Football games, Future plans are to study Archeology. Johanna Kadziewicz Cheryl Kaszas Kloz ... Spanish Club, Party hardy, 44P at Cat’s. Down the pits. Concerts, T.R., Steely Dan. UTOPIA, Plans to study Art at the Boston Institute of Art. Jan ... Field Hockey. Eaglet, Basketball time- keeper, Life is a journey not a destination, Football games, Red Sox, Tennis, Eagles, Chi- cago, French — 3, H.R. 213, Salad day in Italian. S.P.I.R.l.T. of '76. The gong, Bicenten- nial, N.Y.C., Chem labs. Lori M. Kloznick Janet Kuzmenko Bont ... F.B.L.A.. Freshman class Pres., F.H.A., Jr. First Lady, Rick, 9 2 75, Bush and Herb, 12 16 72, Basketball games. Proms, Kathy's Maverick, Parties, Rally elections, McDonald’s, Friday nights, Sports, Summer of '74, Future plans include work and mar- riage. 72 Paul Labbe Pamela Jean LaBonte Bont ... Lamo. Peterson Park. Partying. Munching out at Me-Ma's. 9 23 74. Wheel- er's house. 12 25 74, Future plans are unde- cided. Ronald E. Labonte Ronald P. LaBonte I don’t believe I did that, Basketball Football games, McDonald’s, A W, Thom McAn, The Lounge —Quebec '74, Chem Lab. Rally, Den- ise’s Den. The Lake. Shall we take the usual J.R.D.TJ. J.C.F.?, French Club. H.O.P.E., Ea- glet. Honor Society, Future plans are to study Psychology. Lach ... Catillion Committee, Joyce what should I do? Hey Mike I gotta talk to ya!, I don’t know who I want to go with now, Ca- mero. Jr. Prom, Rhode Island. Silver shoes. I forgot my clothes again. F block gym class. Future plans include nursing. Denise LaChance Ann Marie LaChapelle Sandra Dee ... Baseball, Jr. Prom Commit- tee. D.E.. Love is never having to say your sorry, Don't worry about it. Take care every- one, Keep on smiling, Billy. Jr. Prom and the day after, Parties. Lin matching gowns, Fu- ture plans include children and a career in Physical Therapy. Cyn ... Gotta wait for Dave. Football. Base- ball, and Basketball games, Jr. Prom with Dave, Rhode Island, Christmas Catillion ’76, Future plans include Veterinary Science. Sandra LaCombe Cynthia Lynnann Lago 73 Gary ... Hey baby. Cut the cake, Carm, Vega GT, Race car, Mr. Steak, The beach, 409, Elton John, Lime Rock. Picnics. West Farms, Plans to study Business at Post or Tunxis. Long-Dong ... Can't hear ya. Beach Boys, 3 3 73, 6 22 73. Summer 73 with J.C.. Me Ma’s, YaYaYa, Mazz. Hay Wal, 65 Belaire Chevy, Dig it. Plans to work or join the Navy. Gary Al Lamoureux Thomas P. Langdeau Edie ... Oh my God, T.I.M.E., Student Coun- cil. Cheerleading. Softball, Eng. club, Eaglet. Salem. Mass.. C.F.S.C. summer camp 74. 15 22 74, C.L.F., Would you still like me if I was a bee? Backsnapping at Niantic, Art. Li- cense, My friends are forever. 905, Plans to study Optometry. Edith Lanosa John Laone Berly .. Oh my heart. Modern dance, English Club. Yearbook. To be a friend you have to work at it, Fred, 5 27 73, Empire, 5 10 75, Jr. Prom. Burr Pond, Rocky Neck. Macedo- nia. Salem Mass.. Hawthorn Inn, Loves sum- mer and fall, Chicago, Future plans include Veterinary Science. 74 Kimberly Ann Leavitt Phil ... Got a rake?, Soccer, F.T.W. . Beecher Road, Cabin 1, Cabin 2, Yak Richard Alan Lebel Suzie ... Bike Club, French Club, Basketball, Girls Track, 9 to 110, What?, Likes swimming, ice skating, and badminton, Loves kittens and cats. Future plans include working for a living. Skinnered ... M.T.D.B. and the big “A”. Backsnapping at Niantic. Ann, Future plans include a career in Electronics and a home in Western U.S.A. Suzanne Marie Lemieux Ronald W. Leonard LeVass ... Hy Demar, Demar, Mazz, Long- Dong, YaYaYa, Camaro, Bleachers, No thank- you, Ram, 52, The beach, 111 lbs., 6 3 75, Cape Cod, Shooka. Follow the leader, Plans to attend Kaynor Technical School to study Precision Tooling. Deb ... Gym Club. Basketball, I don’t know, Bracket Park, Bacco’s, Mr. Johnson's A block Biology, Fairfield U., Basketball camp, Dave, Tennis, Ice skating, Swimming, Horseback riding, Salem trip. Future plans include the N.H. Hospital School of Nursing. Michael John LeVasseur Debra Ann Lewandoski Bob ... Firebird, A-l, Waterbury Hospital, Cruisin’. Party, Mr.Grasso's Chem. Lab., Fu- ture plans include Premed. Loke ... Pep Club, Judo, Varsity Club. Honor Society. Varsity letters. Pres. Varsity Club, N.H.S. Treas.. GAZEBO making, Football, Loo- ney Tunes, Plans to attend the U.S. Coast Guard Academy to study Oceanography. Robert K. Likely Ronald Joseph Lokites 75 Eileen ... Softball, You ain’t seen nothin’ yet, K.C. and the Sunshine Band, The tower, M.L B.G. L.M., Take it easy, Jr. Prom, Knock yourself out. Parties downtown Friday nights. Hey whatcha doin’, Future plans in- clude a career in modeling. Loru ... Hey Turkey. Deep Purple, Working on my mailtruck, Burnouts, Plans to study at Waterbury State Technical School to become an Electrician. Eileen Marie Loranger Leonard C. Lorusso Jr. Mac ... Track, I know, Miller’s, Yea sure, Dis- cus, Jav, Plans to study Accounting at UConn. Moses ... Varsity Club, Pep Club, E.S., Varsi- ty letters, Sgt. of Arms Varsity Club, R.V., M.V., B.C., B.F., V R, Plans to study Comput- er Programing at Bucknell. Paul Stephen MacDonald Scott Evan Mackler Bob ... Jr. Prom, Who cares it’s only money, Bradlee’s, My blue Cougar. Senior Rally, Oh well just call me crash, Hey that’s my parking space, Plans to study Law at UConn. Linda, .. What?, Loves cars, Elton John, Stock car races, Riverside Park, Beach Boys, Parties, Let’s go out!, Cruisin’ downtown, E.L., Concerts, Javelins, No more school, Fu- ture plans are to stay away from school. Robert Armand Madore Linda Maher 76 Muscels, Art ... Varsity Club, Soccer, Na!, Mauser, Skiing, Pong, Ride home Sep. your walking, Plans to study Biology at Keene St. Mazz ... How ya doing pal, Need any money, A-l Burnouts, Downtown, Can't hear ya, Wal- do’s, Chevelle, Long-Dong, Rocca’s Rowdies, Future plans include alot of hard work. Brian Maloney Michael T. Massimo Jeanine ... A.F.S.. Tell me. 7 17 74, Montoe Park, The lake, Yes, S.M., The gang, Stan- ley’s, Mac’s, Starchief, 1:00A.M., Galaxy, Rambler, The rally, Gypsy. Taking long walks. Likes softball, Tennis, Rollerskating, W.A.R., Plans to study Accounting at Post. Mac ... Saches, Football, Baseball, Pep club, Whoosh are you?, Wait a minute Ho!, Jr. Prom, Watch them wild shrimp, I'm alergic to Vega fenders, Eng. with Tracey. Hey Nick, Duds, Likes girls and cars, Plans to study Po- lice Science. Jeanine Mauro Timothy McAvoy Miscue ... Football, Outdoor Ed, Duh, Bowl- ing, Music. Walshe’s, Come on, Falling, Rag- ged Mountain, Cars, Plans to study Marine Biology at Barrington College. Jim ... W.G.H.S., Like my S.G., Future plans are undecided. 77 Kevin McHugh James McKeeman 78 A smile on someone’s face is a ray of sunshine. It can magically clear all of those Melancholy tears A smile can express the joy of happiness And the bliss of victory. A smile given freely now will be cherished Forever in memories. Jamie ... Pep Club, Summer of 74, C.S., Shady, Hancock-slades. Partying, Hoop. Liz ... What a goof, Student Council, 9 27 75, Marty. D.G.M. C’s house, Parties, 73 —Bun, 9 13 75 — Weekend in R.I., Sum- mer of 75, The girls, S.P.I.R.I.T., Plans to study Accounting at Mattatuck. I James McManamy Elizabeth Rose Metesky Cin ... I’m not walking, Tennis, Swimming, Riding around. The girls. Ski trip 74, 75 (P.D.) Bristol, Jan’s Mustang, Peterson Park, Sum- mer of 75, Rally, Mr. Grasso's Chem class, T.M.. Future plans are to go into Surgical Nursing. Miller Malt ... Track, Cross Country, Judo, Varsity Club, Pole Vaulting, Cars, Likes having a good time, Future plans are to learn to Fly and Skydive. Cynthia Ann Migliaro Brian Miller Moff ... Hey chump, Munchkin, 67 Plym- outh, Pep club, Future plans are undecided. Moose ... First Lady, Honor Society, Cheer- leading, Senior Prom Chairman. B.C.C.K.K., one more time for all the old times, Pizza, Summer sun, Out the rock, Florida, Elton John, and J.S., M.T., B.T., Seat 1, Where's my twin?, Plans to become a Secretary. John Moffo Carol Monnerat 80 Patty ... Let’s party, Hubbard Park, Where’s Casey?, Rocky Mt. High, I guess, Peterson Park, Dylan, The old graveyard, Dianne, Mrs. Brevetti’s Home Ec. class, Future plans are undecided but traveling is included. Bruno ... Your queer, Likes people. Fender bender, Prewashed 75, Larry, E-Z Pikins, Just you ‘n’ me, 3 2 75, Lightening and Sas, Yuck fu, Bette and Ron, Weo, Marquis, S.P.I.R.I.T., Future plans are undecided but they include Larry. Patricia Monroe Gail Ann Mori Little Indian ... There’s my girlfriend, Foot- ball, Broken bones, Track, Hunting after prac- tice, Flipping Curt's van. Crashing on the way to school, Future plans are undecided. Marj ... High upon his own the eagle flies alone, he is free, Always sleepy, Music, 4 6 73, One of these nights, Anybody see Jimi yet?. Freshman year, Plans to go into Communications at a broadcasting school. Brian Morrone Marjorie Moulton Murph ... Jazz band 1,2,3.4, Band practice on Friday’s. Plans to go to the University of St. Louis to study Music Education or Compo- sition and Arranging. Ralphie ... Honor Society: Pres., Yearbook, Seniors have more fun, Mark, Lake Waramug, GAZEBO building. Plans to study Engineering at UConn or Bridgeport Engineering Institute. 81 Bret Murphy Ralph Napiany Bobby. Burt ... Kathy. Plans to attend a pri- vate trade school or join the military. Wally ... Really, ya know. My car, Racing with Mike Massimo, Partying, Plans to Drag Race or drive Stock cars. Robert Tyrrell Nelson Walter Nelson Cher ... Chorus, Library club, Rm. 147’s choc, chip cookies, Pizzas. Stamping library books, Visiting other schools during Spring and Christmas concerts, Plans to marry and raise a family. Joni ... Did ya see Steve?, 10 31 73, 11 5 73, 11 1 74, 7 29 75, Jr Prom with the van, Steve (good times — fights). Sum- mer of 75, P. T. (d.d.), Memories never to be forgotten, Plans to go to college and get married. Cheryl Lee Nettleton Joan Nocolo Chris ... Nation Honor Society, F.H.A., Na- ture club, Traveling, Music, Dancing, Swim- ming, Summer of 75, Gazebo, Basketball games, Quebec. 74, Rocky Neck, McDonald’s Plans to study Physical Therapy. Kar ... Joyce ya know what?, A.F.S., Pat, 6 29 73, The guys, F.M., R.A., K.M., P.H., Be good, Johnny’s, Corner, 8 20 75, Plans to study Nursing at St. Mary’s. Christine May Nowacki Karen O’Connor 82 Count ... Can I get my gym clothes?, Mr. Si- Culla and his apples way, Smell of food near the Bachelor Specials door, Drivers Ed. (The agony), Mr. DiCorpo can I see you a minute?, Plans to learn a trade. Wally ... Likes rifle shooting, and Bowling, Future plans are undecided. James Anthony Oliveri Walter O’Neill Bill ... Judo club, Track and field, How ya doing?, Karate, Bruce Lee freak, Cameras, Fighting in Judo State Champ., Don Ranau- do’s bike and car, Plans to go into the field of Criminal Justice or Business. Bill ... Plans to study Engineering at UConn. William A. Pagoni Willard Patterson Markas ... Football, Track, N.H.S., Gazebo builder, Knock 'em into the nickel seats, Sports editor of the Eaglet, Plans to study Engineering. Mayo ... Sports, Laurelettes, C.C. Champs 75, Being Honorable, Preserve your memo- ries for that's all that is left of you, Hold up book, Chipmunks, 3 Musketeers, Vermont B.S. unit. Rally. Chem., 12 30 74. I.D., Munchkin, Wolcott girls, K.J.D.M., Sister, Plans to study Law Enforcement. 83 Mark Penhollow Cynthia Perugini Bill ... Yep, Remembers — Summer of 75, Lakeview Drugstore. Kathy, Naug., Future plans are undecided but enjoys Auto Mechnics. Pic ... Mod. Dance, French club, What was I gonna say?, Proms, S.P.I.R.I.T., Mac’s, Mr. Embardo’s H.R., F.B.B.B. games, D.D., Mr. Soucy’s Alg. II, 10 4 74, Bubble gum, J.A.M.P., Are you really what you on the out- side or hiding what you are on the inside. William Pesillo Linda Picard Cat ... You never realize what you have until you've lost it, Scott, 12 25 73, The girls Pe- terson Park, Jan’s car, S.P.I.R.I.T., Beach Boys, Future plans are to become a Hair- dresser. They also include Scott. Pam ... Catillion Committee, Baton club, I’ve had it with him, Tom, 1 16 74 , Jr. Prom, Misquamicut, Riverside, 8 12 76, Where’s Tom?, Hey Shirl, Ya, Huh, Tell me about it, Plans to become a Hairdresser and Cosmoto- logist. hat’s |h j[p? E.S.WS orts, Varsity r. Prbm, Misqualmicut, A.V. with eyer Norn Bar-one, Merk, o the nickel seats, Plans to go ter Technology. Pockp .. Your flapping, Pep club, Bowling, Basketball, Baseball, Mr. E’s room, 3 years, Theynanks, B.T.O., Pik-Kwik, Plans to study in a science. George Pirro Nicky ... Dno-mite. It’s been a long 4 years, Can I have a pass to the lav., Plans to work in a factory assembly. Bubbles ... H.O.P.E., Likes talking. Skiing, Tennis, Softball, The girls, McDonald’s, Bas- ketball Football games. Ski trip 75. Bristol. Old Mercury, Summer of 75. 3 a.m., 6 13 75, M.M. Peterson Park, Beach Boys, Rally, Plans to attend college and travel. Jay ... Future plans are undecided. Iris ... Likes concerts. Parties. People, Poet- ry, The radiator. Wizard of Oz. Hardy. Got a frisbee?, The tent, N.E.B. festival, Jefferson Airplane, Someday ... And I fell, like I just want to travel on, Future plans are undecided. Taz ... Judo club, Janet Karate, Zulu. I can't believe you did that, Plans to study Electron- ics. Catherine Prescott James Quinn Nicholas Gerald Pomponio Arlene Rabtoy Claude Raffin Janet Qubeck Claudine ... French club, Mr. Johnson's Na- ture club, A.F.S., Math club, I believe the strongest man can cry, but tears are made to fall, we were made to fly. Plans to be a Teach- er. Dot, Ral ... Mr. Johnson's Nature club, Heck, Give me a heart attack, why don’t cha, Kent Falls, Field hockey, Sat. football games, Food, Rally of 75-76, Softball, Plans to go into the field of Art. Claudine Raffin Dorothy L. Raleigh Laur ... D.E.C.A., John, Partying, Marriage, July, Hey Bobby let's bug Mr. Herman. Mike ... Outdoor Ed., Listen and listen tight, Rococo, The band, McGregor Mt. climbing, Future plans are undecided. Laurie Raymond Michael Regan Brian ... Do I?. Summer 75, Jr. Prom, New London, Misquamacut, Hancock Dam, L.L., W.F., Mama Leones, McDonald’s, C.L., Horse- back riding, Tennis, Loves animals, Want to go for a walk?, Plans to become a Veterinarian. Al ... A.M.C., Outdoor Ed., When the going get rough, the tough get going. Likes rock climbing, Hiking , Rococo and Friday night practice, Plans to go into the Navy or Mer- chant Marines. 86 Brian Ricci Alan Rice DicK ... Basketball, Football, Hearse, Party, Downtown, Line-up, Green smoke, Plans to go into the service then to Canada. Joe ... Band, Plans to work after school. Richard Richmond Joseph E. Rockhill Cookie ... W.T.H.. C.Y.O.. Riding around with Cathy, Downtown — Gino’s, Plans to go to St. Mary’s to study Nursing. They also include Alan. Heimer ... Baseball, Football, Babs Toppers. Old times, Wazley’s GTX, Plans to go into the Marines. Lucy A. Roger James Francis Rolandi Di ... Ricky, Mt. Tom, Karen Jimmy, The apartment, Vermont, Salem, Mass., J.D., Colorado 74, Yearbook, Jr. Prom, Rocky Neck, Plans to study in the fields of Forestry and Conservation. Gabi ... EHHHH, Likes to ski, Horseback rid- ing, Tennis, Likes to meet new people, A.F.S., First Lady, Deep Powder, Bikes, Photogra- phy, Always smiling, Eating, American food, Concerts, You like? Diane Theresa Romeo Gabriele Rominger 87 There are many differences between us — Talents and interests of our own Which we pursue individually There is a world awaiting us with roads to cross, With open horizons to reach. 0 Mark ... Baseball, Pep club, Ya right, Come off it, Darlene, 3 18 75, 8 27, Hr. 227, Plans to go to college. Pall ... Arms. Stick, The head, Shop, Plans to go into the Navy. Mark Joseph Rosa Paul R. Rosa Tim Jr. Achievement, Not more home- work, Plans to go to college. Stan ... Track, Judo. C.C., What's going on tonight?, Ain’t bad, War, Eagles, K.C. Band, W.T.F., The gang, Rally, Caldors, The park, Parties. Stick, O.l., Line-up, Wants to go to Harvard or Yale to study Business. Timothy William Rourke Stanley Rupenski Ed. Walrus ... H.O.P.E.. A.F.S., Math club, Outdoor Ed.. Good Morning, Teens, Dave's little green Bug, Field Day, Andy's pizza, Blue VW, The fort, Drive-in. Napoli's, U. of New Hampshire to study Forestry. Sas ... Yearbook, Mod. dance, Eng. club, Don't lie to me, Salem, Mass.. B.B., Fender bender. Summer 75. Hot soup?. Drawing people, Yuck fo. Talks with Mrs. Brick, Give all you have been, or could be, Plans to go into the field of Art. Edward James Russell Marybeth Sasso Brian ... Plans to study Biological Science. Brian Paul Schmidt Willis Scott Sep ... manager Basketball team, Track, In- tramurals, You gotta be kidding, You’re flap- ping. Where's the party. E’s room, B.T.O., New Haven Coliseum. Hartford Civic Center. NY Yankees, Senior rally, plans to be Presi- dent of U.S.A. Bob ... D.E.C.A.. I gotta get out of here. Cathe. Parties, Pontiacs, People, The spa, Pine Twin. 2 6 75, C.C., Westbrook. 350 Honda, M.M.. The Mustang, 2 14 75, M.T.H., Future plans are undecided. John Roland Sepa Robert Sherman Lor ... Bike club. French club, Jeepers. Track, Bristol Eastern 5 10 75, 110-9, Sen- ior rally. Hoot for Hoos, Swimming, Skating. Suzie, Eagles, R.G., Plans to study in the Sci- ences at UConn. Cathy .. . Student Council. Yearbook. N.H.S., Cheerleading, J.C.M.D., Rosa, Que Pasa?, I.C.F. 74, Gazebo. Cottage. Rainbow. 9 14 74, Moose Slink. Writing. Lazy Sun- days, Food. Diets. A.F.S. Austrailia. Chikako Sano. Summer 75, B.C.C.K.K., Plans to study Physical Therapy. 91 Lori Jean Simons Cathy Soden AI ... Cruising. Orange pumpkin. Bunny — 73, Jo-Ellen, Andrea. Downtown. Crazy driv- ing, Future plans are undecided. Kauk ... We can make it happen. East Mt. Rd., Brunelli’s. 10:24. Sauer. Kane, D.J.B.. Jagger. Sympathy for the Devil. Another park another Sunday, The concert — Row 40, Plans to study Psychology. Albert Soucy Stick ... D.E.C.A., Don’t let the sun catch you crying. Freshman yr. with Bev, Spider web. Phil. 67 Fury. Lerners. Beach Boys. Future plans are undecided. Susan Staskauskas Lynne Steck John Stigberg Cheryl ... F.H.A.. Nature club. Oh well. Que- bec 74. Hampton Beach. Dream on. Plans to study Accounting at Post Jr. College. Rich . . . I don’t believe it. Likes Italian food, Girls. Music. Dancing, Summer of 74, Rococo, Umpiring Baseball games. Plans to study Me- chanical Drawing at Waterbury State Tech. Cheryl Ann Stolfi Richard Anthony Tata Theresa Tata Teri ... Mustangs, Cheerleading, One more time for all the old times, Frank Sinatra, Joe Namath, The girls, Peterson Park 75, Bristol Farm Shop. Deb, daddy knows too much. Ar dar dar, Ow my twing, Hrtfd at 4 a.m. Sneakin out. Tee-han ... Appreciates life. Nature club, Outdoor Ed., Hr. 187, Chorus, Band, Roco- co's spring concert, Empire, Plans to study Medicine at UConn. John F. Tehan Mug ... Golf team, Likes the Boston Red Sox, and Sports, Yaz, Future plans are undecided. Kev ... Soccer, Baseball, Band Pep club, Ar dar dar dar, MacGregor Rock, Rococo, Chica- go concert 75. Plans to go to Central Con- necticut State College. Jeff Theriault Kevin Thomas Deb ... I always loved you but just learned to like you, Mt. Betrand's Sophmore Hr., Mis- quamicut 74. Hi cutes, 4 24 73, Beach Boys, Mr. Fossbender’s class, Plans to study Nurs- ing. Midget ... Intramural Basketball, Hey chump. Concerts, Sports, C.Y.O., Football, Baseball, Red Sox 1, Partying, Plans to be- come a mason. 93 Deborah Thornton Richard Tiso Berta ... Jr. Prom Committee, I can't wait to get out of here. Remembers Mr. Johnson's Biology class, and Mr. Tracey's Eng. class. Future plans are to travel and go to a Photog- raphy school. Patti ... N.H.S., Chorus, Band, Michael, The Lounge, 6 28 74, N.Y. trips, Toronto, Maple Leafs, Basketball bench-warming, Maynard, Buddy and Kenton, Red Sox, Plans to go into Veterinary Medicine. Roberta Towle Patricia Trepanier Tut ... Soccer team, Track team, Judo, Fu- ture plans are undecided. Nose ... Jazz band, Eng. club. Chorus, 6 28 74, 8 16 75. Boston Red Sox, Patti, M.F. Horn, Hockey, Hartt College of Music to study Music. Richard Tuttle Michael Vaillancourt Tricia ... D.E.C.A., Chorus, Love is sharing one another. Plans to become an X-Ray Tech- nician. Joe ... M.T.B., D.B. the big A, The fields in Southington, TUCKER, Backsnapping at Nian- tic, The Volkswagon, Tucker, Tucker, and more Tucker, Are we late?. Plans to study Business Management Marketing at Bryant College. Theresa Gisil Vallerand Joseph Vanderhoff 4 Anne ... Jack. Really. Partying, Rhode Island, Hardscrabble, Concerts. Chris’s car. You wanna not go today?. Let's do some mem- bers. GHO. Plans to travel. Anne E. Varlese Daniel Vaughan Lucy ... Eng.. Spanish, N.H.S.. Terrific, That first day. Mrs. Brick, Student Council. Gaze- bo, Eaglet. T., My old house, Gypsy, The last, last day, The F’s scorekeeper, Dr. S. those walks, Plans to become a Social Worker. Chauncy ... Steve, Rab, Sort, Cal. The girls, Green Hornet, Parties, Whipey, Hoop games, S.O.U.P.. Hammonassett. Bev — Mass.. One of these crazy old nights, L.D.. B.B.. B.J. Pres.?, Buttermilk, Future plans are undecid- ed. Lucia Anna Vendetti Raymond Vienneau Clero ... Green Hornet, Doobie Brothers, The boys, Peterson buttermilk. The girls, Too many good memories but not enough space. Swimming, Parties, Future plans are undecid- ed. 95 Michael Vitone Bob ... Spanish club. Bike club. Que Pasa?, McDonald's, Dog Shows, Farmer jeans, Fu- ture plans are undecided. Robert James Vitone Chunky ... How dumb. Band. Sisters, George M. play band. Farm Shop. McDonald’s, Fresh- man year. Plans to go to UConn to study Special Education. Joyce ... Why am I always the one these things happen to?, Elton John, Camero, The corner. 2 2 74, Late night phone calls, 8 7 75. Stanley’s. R.F.A., C.Y.O., 6 29 75, Compounds, McDonald’s, 11 22 74, 5 10 75, 8 16 75, G block Jr. yr., T-Bird, Future plans are undecided. Terry Welton Joyce White Slink ... Eng. club, Choir, Aquila, Mod. dance, Cheerleading, Outdoor Ed.. Eaglet, A.F.S.. You bananna, Rainbow, The cottage, Moose, Lach, Scat, Elton John, Pizza, Summer, Bozo, Plans to study Floriculture at UConn and live in the Rocky Mts. Derwood ... Ski club, I’m tired, What a drag, K.C., Soccer, 4 2 73, Scitvate, Student Council, Raising money, Track, Varsity club, R D pools, N.Y., Plans to study Oceanogra- phy at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Donna Ann Winzler Darren Wolter Tony ... Let’s come in late, Partying, Hamp- ton Beach, Summer 74, The Gang, Pinball, Crusin, The corner, The Pink Panther, Drive- ins. Getting lost, We’re Having a party, L.A.B.. Hancock Dam, Shady. Slades, Plans to go in the service. Anthony Yannielli Cindy ... Mod. dance. Tell me all about it, You banana, Party time again, S.P.I.R.I.T., J.K.B.M., The van. I'll meet you in the lav, Oh everything, The Farm Shop, Remember Freshmen yr., Plans to become a Physical Therapist. Cynthia Zaccagnini 97 Nicholas A. Zmijewski When the sun goes below the horizon he is not set; the heavens glow for a full hour after his departure. And when a Great and Good man sets, the sky of the world is luminous long after he is out of sight. Such a man cannot die out of this world. When he goes he leaves behind much of himself. Being dead, he speaks. H.W. Beecher 100 Members of The Class of 1976: This moment of your graduation is the best times and the worst of times”, a time of joy and sadness intermingled, for it signifies many things — great things attained, a mountain top reached, friends made, triumphs achieved, honors won — a time of parting, of farewell, of new mountains to climb, new efforts to make, new directions to seek. It is also a time for looking back, briefly. Your four years here have been outstanding ones. From your first days as Freshmen, you established yourselves as a class from whom much could be expected, and in that special way which has been our brightest tradition, you have distin- guished yourselves. Academically, you have excelled, and as young people entering adulthood you have endeared your- selves to all in 'our house’. You have been eyewitness to historic events at home and abroad, events which at one and the same time have shaken and restored our faith in our democratic institutions. Perhaps the greatest thing you have borne witness to is that our Constitution lives, both as a testment to the genius of the founders of our Republic and as a chart and beacon to illumine our way to the future. What an exciting time in which to live! As we celebrate the Bicentennial of this Pleaven-blessed land, we begin the third century of our national life beset by many problems. They will summon from you your best efforts as enlightened citizens. Remember that there is no human problem which cannot be solved. Give your best to your town and to your world, and I am sure it will be good enough. As you leave us, our new addition begins to take form. I hope you will return to see us, not only to see what the new house looks like, but also to renew the ties that bind. Thank you for all the fine things you have done for the school, and for all the warm and pleasant memories you've given me personally. I count it a genuine pleasure to have been associated with you. May God go with you, and keep you safe, and give you happy lives. Proudly and affectionately, X Laurence E. Shapiro Principal 101 ■ wm i� JUNIOR PROM Saturday, May 10, 1975 It was a fine May night, and the junior class stepped out in all its finery for a night of music and fun. The Saratoga Room of the Waverly Inn was decorated in flowers and streamers, and the walls were covered with blue paper studded with silver stars. Our theme mural was done in soft blues, with a picture of a road leading to a castle set in the clouds. After dinner, everyone got down to the sound of Sunship We danced, we laughed, we talked, we touched. And for a moment, we ascended the Stairway to Heaven . SENIOR RALLY Tuesday,September 16, 1975 The morning of the rally dawned chilly and gray, but that didn't dampen the enthusiasm of the senior class office hopefuls and their supporters. Everyone rose bright and early to energetically display his support for his candidates. Some of us blasted along with Spirit, others hooted for Hoos, some partied Hardy with Pat, and still others supported the Empire team. The motorcade began with the traditional red fire engine, and included a “tank , assorted trucks, and many brightly decorated cars. The tension in the cafeteria was unbearable as we waited for Mr. Connor to announce the winners. Later, when the cries of congratulations and the tears of disappointment ended, our officers met with Mr. Shapiro to discuss future plans. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In May, 1975, the newly-elected members of the National Honor Society needed a fund raiser to help finance the banquet they were planning for the outgoing senior members. A carwash and cake sale?” suggested their advisor, Mr. Gerace. Terrific! the members replied. So, on a bright Saturday morning, they descended upon the Banking Center, armed with hoses and laden with cakes. The cakes sold quickly. They washed a few cars, then they washed each other. They washed a few more cars, then they washed Mr. Gerace. CARWASH-BANQUET Traditionally, the junior members of the Honor Society hold a farewell banquet for the outgoing senior members. On Thursday, May 29, 1975, the (then) junior members presented A Night of the Gatsby”, the culmination of weeks of hard work. The cafeteria was transformed into a garden complete with a yellow and white gazebo, which had been built by the male members. The juniors had even procured a yellow 1924 car. The banquet was both a beginning and an end. For the seniors, it was a finish to their successful careers as members. For the juniors, it marked a beginning full of hope for what was yet to come. New officers were installed, and the evening was declared successful by all. The senior class had all the ingredients needed to win the First Lady contest: a pretty representative, Gabi Rominger, and the desire to win. So, all we needed was the money. To raise the funds, we auctioned off girls, bought Mr. Connor spanking rights to Lori Daddona and pitched in enough money to buy the privilege of throwing a pie in Mr. Connor's face. Some say that the latter was the most fun of all! no SENIOR FIRST LADY RALLY FIRST LADY DANCE hursday, September 25, 1975 The entire student body turned out in its finest clothes to honor the First Lady representatives of all four classes. Excitement ran high as the hour of the crowning drew near, but it was no surprise when the winner turned out to be senior Gabi Rominger. Her pretty attendants were Darlene Cosmos, Kathy Boisvert, and Linda Spatafore. The dance was sponsored by the National Honor Society, and the theme was “Harvest”. m FUND RAISERS Magazine Drive Candy Drive Once again the senior class held its annual magazine and candy drives. The proceeds from these fund raising events help finance the Cotillion, prom and caps and gowns for graduation. This year's high salespeople during the magazine drive were Bill Fow, Mark Penhallow, Janet Qubeck, and Mark Rosa. HALLOWEEN “It seems to me a crime that we should age. These fragile times should never slip us by. Times we never can or shall erase, As friends together watch our childhoods fly.'' Varsity VICTORY DANCE Club Friday, November 28, 1975 Thanksgiving merriment had ended, only to be taken up by Varsity Club festivities honoring Wolcott High’s fall sport participants. Kacey Cooney, representing soccer, was crowned ‘‘Victory Queen . Music was provided by Foolish Pleasure. 114 BLOODMOBILE COMES TO WOLCOTT HIGH Wednesday, December 3, 1975 For the second time in Wolcott High’s history, the student council sponsored a visit from the Red Cross bloodmobile. The donors consisted of brave and hardy individuals from both the student body and faculty. The procedure was quite simple and relatively painless, facts which surprised many apprehensive first-time donors. After a donor gave his pint of blood, he was escorted to a table where he could have cookies and coffee. When the day ended, and all the sleeves were rolled down, everyone was pleased that so much life-saving blood was collected with a minimum amount of fainting! 115 CHRISTMAS COTILLION Monday, December 29, 1975 Holiday Seasons Restaurant Music by Mannequin The girls were graceful in their long dresses, and the boys looked strangely at ease in their ties and jackets. This was the social event of the winter season: the Christmas Cotillion. The fine company, fine food, and good music made it truly an evening to remember. REHEARSAL! Auditions had finally ended. Those who had made the cast of this year’s senior class production of “Gypsy could get down to the business at hand: the putting together of a play. The entire cast, director Robert Carroll and choreographor Cynthia Koch worked quite hard to prepare for the play's April performance. “Everything’s coming up roses!” MOST UNFORGETABLE ■ Gabi Rominger Darren Wolter LOUDEST Gail Mori Mike Massimo CLASS GOSSIPS — Tony Yanelli and Debbie Goggins MOST GULLIBLE — Tony Yanelli and Janet Qubeck MOST DEPENDABLE Ralph Napiany Moira Dowling CLASS COMPLAINERS Kevin Thomas Tracey Colby BEST LOOKING Mike LeVasseur Gina Colucci QUIETEST Brian Schmidt Cheryl Kazsas CUTEST Darryl Jones Carol Monnerat CLASS CHATTERBOXES Tony Yanelli Lisa Jones mam jb u'v CLASS MUSICIANS Brett Murphy Terri Welton DID MOST FOR CLASS Darren Wolter Kathy Eagan CLASS PARTIERS Pat Forcucci Dale Delpier CLASS MATCHMAKERS Edie Lanosa Joe Vanderhoff MOST CONSERVATIVE Bob Barolak Sue Guerrera GOD'S GIFT to the OPPOSITE SEX Lori Duval Bob Nelson FRIENDLIEST Gabi Rominger Tim Caswell PHYSIQUE Don DiTota BEST FIGURE Chris Cote CLASS PHILOSOPHERS 5 Reagan Bev Arcaro MOST POLITE Tim Caswell Kacey Cooney CLASS STORYTELLER Sharon Ancheff CLASS CLOWNS — Lori Daddona and Mike Massimo CLASS FLIRTS — Liz Metesky and Brian Morrone WORST TEMPERS Joe Coulson Linda Dunn BEST FRIENDS John Moffo Tony Buonocore HUNGRIEST — Tracey Colby and Brian Morrone CLASS GEARHEADS — Linda Maher and Jerry Deziel SHORTEST Deb Brown Dave Pilloise H TALLEST Tim Caswell Vicki Balko MOST POPULAR Kathy Eagan Darren Wolter CLASS ARTISTS Lori Kloznik Rich Tata BEST DRESSED | | Gina Colucci Joe Coulson ' ?■ .Mi MOST LIKELY to SUCCEED Bob Barolak Moira Dowling ■ MOST SOPHISTICATED Bob Barolak Moira Dowling MOST STUDIOUS mtm : mm v v'y ,yj:- mmmm SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 126 Sophomore Class Officers are: Pres., Rick Colby; V. Pres., Denise LeVasseur, Sec., Sandy Ac- cousti, Treas., Pete Antonelli. Advisors are: Mrs. Petronis and Mr. Embardo Freshman Class Officers are: Pres., Barbara Byram; V. Pres., Vita Lau- disi, Sec., Diane DiNapoli, Treas., Anna Ciccio. Advi- sors are: Mrs. Creasy and Mr. Birkenberger. Junior Class Officers are: Pres., Darryl Guer- erra; V. Pres., Lauren Wolter, Sec., Cheryl McQueen, Treas., Col- leen McManamy, Prom Chairman, Gary Byram. m cn co O ■o O 73 m O 73 O CO CO m 73 ( )„ Members of the National Honor Soci- ety are: FRONT ROW: Treas.. Ron Lo- kites, Sec.. Carol Monnerat, Pres.. Ralph Napiany. V. Pres., Martha David- son. and Advisor. Mr. Gerace. SECOND ROW: Terri Barbieri. Chris Nowacki, Su- san Gyba. Denise LaChance. Joann Hoos. Moira Dowling. Cathy Soden, Bev Arcaro, and Robert Barolak. THIRD ROW: Kevin Thomas. Lucie Ven- ditti. Mark Penhallow. Cindy Perugini. Darren Wolter, Gina Colucci, Denise Jacques. Debbie Dietsch. Susan Houghtaling, and Patti Trepanier. 128 The Event: The Banquet. The Theme: The Gatsby Era. The Time: FANTASTIC. Members of the Eaglet Staff are FRONT ROW: Pam LaBonte, Denise LaChance, Susan Gyba, Lucie Venditti, SECOND ROW: Donna Clavette, Marge Balchunas, Mark Penhallow, Scott Mackler, Janet Kuzmenko, Edie Lanosa, Ralph Noble, Kathy Bagley, Susan Houghtaling, Dea Gyba, Mary Beth Halpin, Chris Forcucci, and Joann Kane. Members of the English Club are: FRONT ROW: Lucie Venditti, Sue Blancaflor, Claudine Raffin, Denise LaChance, Susan Gyba and Patti Trepanier. SECOND ROW; Lori Felchner, Susan Houghtaling, Kim Leavitt, Kacey Cooney, Cindi Migliaro, Tom Gryzbowski, Edie Lanosa, Mike Vaillancourt, Kathy Eagan, Mary Beth Sasso, Debbie Murolo, Carol Abondolo, Teresa Conley Advisor, Mrs. Brick. m co 129 Members of the Literary Journal are: FRONT ROW; Kathy Eagan, Mary Beth Sasso, Sandy Abondolo, Donna Jenkins, Susan Houghtaling, Advisor, Mrs. Brick, Teresa Conley, Donna Greene, and Lori Felchner. ROW 2; Debbie Murolo, Carol Abondolo, Sue Blancaflor, Joann Kane, Darlene Soucy, Donna Rinaldi, Bill Gauthier. ROW 3; Lucie Venditti, Claudine Raffin, Susan Gyba, and Tom Gryzbowski 130 Members of the Library Club are: Doreen Smith, Darlene Maglio, Janice Johnson, Dale Marshall, John Wilson, Debbie McDonald, Donna Clavette, Advisor; Miss Russo. Members of the FBLA are: ROW 1; Janice Johnson, Donna Herbert, Donna Clavette, Pam LaBonte, Kathy Bush, Darlene Dollinger, Liz Metesky. ROW 2; Kim Kovaleski, Joann Duszak, Joanne Pilloise, Diane Trehubenko, Loretta Seeley, Joanne Ranaudo, Roberta Betts, Cathy Cyr. ROW 3; Donna Wheeler, Maureen Brown, Julie Zampelli, Lori Argenta, Joanne Helaire, Gail Medina, Pam Moore, Lynn Haines, Advisor Miss Jewell, Jaon Lamitola, Carol Dressel. Members of the FHAare: ROW 1; Carolyn Norvell, Michelle Mocco, Donna Tata, ToniTiso. ROW 2; Nancy Wheeler, Marianne Ciarlo, Cheryl Weymouth, Cheryl Stolfi, Janice Duhamel. ROW 3; Teresa Zempelli, Chris Brown, Karen Brennan, Lisa Briere, Charisse Jackson, Lynn Mitchell, Karen Capolupo, Kris Quinn, Chris Nowacki, Sally Higgins, Lynn Varlese, Patty Gregoire, Annette Pandisha. Members of the French Club are: ROW 1; Advisor, Mrs. Gilyard, Bev Arcaro, Denise LaChance, Donna Jenkins, Susan Houghtaling. ROW 2; Kathy Thomas, Carol Preslopsky, Sophie Heidkamp’, Claudine Raffin, Patti Trepanier, Nadine Pelchat. ROW 3; Nancy Wheeler, Kathy Brennan, Sue Carrah, Nancy Olson. ROW 4; Marsha MacLean, June Barnhart, Denise Parent, Michelle Carraffa, Nancy Penhallow, Teresa Conley, Ledo Jacenko, Sandy Lami, and Barbara Rock. 132 Members of the AFS Club are: ROW 1; Betsy Theriault, Sandy O'Connor, Karen O’Connor, Jeanine Mauro, Denise Parent, Barbara Rock. ROW 2; Leda Jacenko, Judy Barratt, Karen Dauphinais, Cathy Soden, Debbie Deziel, Sue Blancaflor, Kathy Grosch, Ralph Noble, Diane Sachse. ROW 3; Edd Russell, Dianne Wright, Lauren Wolter, Jodie Minervini, Chris Watts, Kathy DiTota, Meg Cooney, Cindy Moon, Advisor, Miss Emons, Chris Forcucci, Mary Beth Halpin, Joan Rinaldi, Dea Gyba, Cherie Costa, Janet D’Agostino, and Brian Ricci. m 133 o LU Members of the DECA are:ROW 1; Denise Carter. Carole Soulier. Janice Mauro, Cathe Bruce. ROW 2; Leslie Vienneau. Darlene Cosmos. Chrissy Rocco. Terry Baggett. Edna Kelly. Sue Knappe. Sharon Gerhard. Donna Wynne. Diane Belle- mare. Bev Boisvert, and Sharon Bowes. ROW 3; Robin Couture. Ann Corden, Carol Camiel. Deb- bie Ekvall, Sandy Davis. Susan Savageau. Cathy Franzese, Cathy Weymer. Dane Martino, and Gary Mullins. Seniors in the DECA are: ROW 1; Irene Chasse. Theresa Vallerand. Advisor. Mr. Her- mann. Debbie Boutot. Lynne Steck. ROW 2; Bev Byram, Tricia Forcucci. Jodi Beaulieu. Sandy LaCombe. Holly Greatorex. Laurie Raymond. Roberta Gaydosh. Bob Sherman, and Peter Famigletti. Members of the Weather Club are: ROW 1; Mike Sforza, Debbie MacLean, John McManamy. ROW 2; Advisor, Mr. Bagioni, Kim Meany, Kathy Russell, Leigh Harrison, Tim Boulanger, Steve Ris- kowski, Dave Warren, and Steve Adams. Members of the Math Club are: Tom Sachse, Mark Maloney, Mark Lanzieri, Bob Parry, Dave Carpini, Claudine Raffin, Advisor, Miss Emons, Harry Deitch, Debbie Deitch, Leda Jacenko, Joanne Michaud, Jon Blancaflor. fcss wm vmmaur i 135 WEATHER CLUB MATH CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL Members of the Student Council are: ROW 1; Lucie Venditti, Lynne Morin, Lee Harrison, Alex Pearson, JoAnne Kane, Sandy Keane. ROW 2; Terri LaBonte, Liz Haddad, Mary Anne Moffo, Diane DiNapoli, Joanne Deziel. ROW 3; Advisor, Mr. Barone, Kim Brown, Dave Archambault, Pete Testa, Debbie Dietsch, and Advisor, Mr. Santopietro. 13ft Officers of the Student Council are: SEATED, Treas., Edie Lan- osa. STANDING; V. Pres., Carol Tiso, Pres., Darren Wolter, and Sec., Sharon Longo. LEFT: Mr. Santopietro looks on and won- ders! 137 OS Members of the Chorus are: ROW 1; Carol Preslopsky, Cheryl Nettleton, Kim Meany, Pat Trepanier, Carol Camiel, Donna Maloney, Sue Gyba. ROW 2; Carol LaFrance, Debbie Mc- Donald, Diane Sachse, Barbara Rock, Donna Winzler, Sandy Hipsher, Ann Sullivan. ROW 3; Mark Lanzieri, Mike Vaillancourt, Mike Beauso- liel. Director: Mr. Wessinger. 138 Members of the Band are: Diane Bellemare, Nancy Berglund, Carol Famiglietti, Terri Mackler, Diane Relyea, Terri Welton, John Cavanaugh, John Donahue, Allen Gryz- bowski, Dennis Parent, Pat Trepanier, Chris- tine Watts. John Cassidy, Mike Cordeau. John Crowley, Bill Dicristofaro, Alex Pear- son, Kevin Thomas, Don Bulluss, John Te- han, Mike Vaillancourt, Brett Murphy, John Murphy, Leda Jacenko, Barbara Rock, Kevin Barriault, Wayne Booker, Tom Cristofano, Mike LaChance, Ken Sirois, Mike Vitale, and Victor Williams. Director: Walter J, Mamlok. 139 Members of the Pom-Pon Drill team are: Captains: Jackie Gaydosh. Leontyne Fredericks, and Alicia Cocchiola. BACK; Tammy Caswell. Kathy Mulcahey. Jackie Byrnes. Jackie Williams. Michele Tyson. Jean Lozier, and Ann Cor- The Baton Girls are: FRONT; Sandy Lami, Sue Carrah. Amy den. Pearson. BACK; Rene Johnpierre. Kathy Johnson, Patty Caouette. Doris Aieta, Robin Canamella, Irene Corden, Gin- nie Marzuka. and Advisor. Mrs. Olmstead. 140 Members of the Varsity Club are: ROW 1; Bill Bebrin. Brian Miller. Ron Ashe. Darren Wolter. Ron Lokites, Dave Pilloise. Dan Coulom, Scott Mackler. BACK ROW: Brian Maloney, John Berg- lund. Gary Byram, Dave Vastola. Bob Henrichs, Mark Penhallow, Mark McDonald. Frank Bona- cassio, Ron Jurzyk, Mike Bayer, Paul Jubelt, Bill Pagoni. Members of the Pep Club are: ROW 1; Dave Vas- tola. Bob Henrichs, Scott Mackler, Dave Pilloise, Ron Lokites. Mark Penhallow. Brian Maloney. ROW 2; John Berglund. Pete Testa, Brian Miller. Fred Schilling. Carlo Cantamessa. Rich Tata, Russ Roberts. ROW 3; Tim Rice, Mike Roberts, George Pirro. Jeff Larson. Mike Regan, and Kevin Thomas. 141 SCIENCE CLUB AUDIO VISUAL Members of the Audio Visual Club are: Don Dunlap, Ron Jurzyk, Frank Bona- cassio, Brian McGill, Nick Zmijewski, Dan Coulom, Advisor, Mr. Cabata, Scott Mackler, and Tim McAvoy. Members of the Science Club are: Mike LaChance, Glenn Simons, John Tehan Vicki Balko, Advisor Mr. Cook, Mark Maloney, and Dave Vastola. 142 Members of the Ski Club are: FRONT; Joanne Michaud, Diana Mucci, Greg Candee, Pam Medina, A.J. Govain, Joan Rinaldi, Randy Finke. BACK; Darren Wolter, Gabrielle Rominger, Rich Heller, Darryl Guerrera, Pete Testa, Joe Mango, and Paul Santasiero. Members of the HOPE Committee are: ROW 1; Sue LoRusso, Debbie Silva, Laine Sheldon, Beth Benson, Diane Relyea, Julie Croft. ROW 2; Sue McKinley, Kathy Beis- vert, Martine Andrade, Claire Benson, Mary Stitham, Kathy Fogarty. ROW 3; John Gray, Gloria Brown, Barbara Shilling, Michelle Savoir, Angela Baldino, and Darlene Hayes. CO rv o O' Members of the Yearbook Staff are. SEATED; Advisor, Mrs. O’Keefe, Moira Dowling, and Advisor, Mr. Niland. ROW 2, Bill Pagoni, Bob Barolak, Mary Beth Sasso, Kim Leavitt, Bev Arcaro, Susan Houghtaling, Ralph Napiany. ROW 3; Martha Davidson, Diane Romeo, Cathy Soden, Gail Mori, and Bette Elsdon. 144 Others who made this year's Aquila possible are: Artists: Ka- ren Beerbaum, Rich Tata, Lori Kloznik, and Dave Archambault. Business Section: Debbie Thor- ton. Poetry: Suzanne Blancaflor. 145 FENCING Members of the Fencing Team are: FRONT; Alan Fradette, Joanne Michaud, and Bill Be- brin. BACK ROW; Teresa Spa- taro, Tom Accousti, Dave Be- brin, Advisor, Mrs. Cyr, Mark Commendatore, Paul Rossi, Tina Roy, Mark Rossi, and Ali- cia Cocchiola. 147 •V� vxi' VARSITY SOCCER s ■ Varsity Soccer Team — (LEFT TO RIGHT) Pete Genova, Jamie MacCormick, Dave Persico, Mark Maloney, Andy Booker, Brian Maloney, Roy Ciarlo, Gary Byram, Coach John Maloney, Tim Rice, John Berglund, Jon Blancaflor, Steve Boulanger, Rick LaFerrier, Rich Tuttle, Jim Gerhardt. FRONT: co-captains Darren Wolter and Kevin Thomas Despite a disappointing sea- son record of 0-12-2, the Var- sity Soccer Team made a run- ning effort to uphold the quali- ties of sportsmanship com- mon to all Wolcott teams. The record does not tell about the amazing strides to win. Hope- fully, next year’s team can look forward to a better sea- son. J.V. Soccer Team; TOP ROW: Greg Mance, Ed Longo, Paul Bouford, Tony Stankus, Tim Boulanger, Chris Croft, Steve Sturgess, John Cleary, Tim Lepore. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Tony Curulia, Dave Warren, Paul Elsdon, Brian LaCombe, Mike Campbell, Marcel LeClere, Joe Fernadez, Mike Doolan. J.V. Football Team; KNEELING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Joe Berglund, Don Santoro, Don Roberts, Mike DellaVoIpe, Fred Schilling, Bill Bebrin, Jim Pesillo, Pete Testa; STANDING: Dave Bebrin, Tom Jannetty, Dennis Firmani, Jim Dauphanais, John Murphy, Carlo Cantamessa, Joe Allen, Bill Cristafano, Don Dunlap. Varsity Football, Starting Defense; KNEELING: Bob Podzunas, Mark Penhallow, Fran McGurk, Brian Morrone, Carl Couch, Jack Green. STANDING: Ron Lokites, Dave Pilloise, Darryl Guerrera, Paul Bove, Frank Bonacassio, Brian McGill. Varsity Football, Starting Offense; KNEELING: Tim McAvoy, Mark Penhallow, Brian Morrone, Scott Mackler, Brendon Halpin, Curt Gladding, Bob Henrichs. STANDING: Dave Pilloise, Ron Lokites, Gary Crochietere, Dan Coulom, Ron Jurzyk, Frank Bonacassio, Dave Carpini. 153 VARSITY FOOTBALL 154 Improvement is showing year after year as the Varsity Football Team achieved a record of 3-5-2. They had their ups and downs, but fought to some exciting victories. This year also marked our first annual Thanksgiving Day game when the Eagles played en- thusiastically before a spirited crowd. Their powerful rivals were Holy Cross. 155 FIELD HOCKEY The Members of this Years Girls Field Hockey team were: Joann Hoos, Denise Jacques, Cindi Perugini, Dorothy Raleigh, Gigi Perugini, Joanne Michaud, Sandy Keane, Janice Krajewski, Sally Higgins, Marianne Ciarlo, Dea Gyba, Eileen Flynn, Tammy Coughlin, Mary Stitham, Jody Soucy, Allison Watts, Patty Sharon, Kathy Brick, Shelia Adamek, and Mitzi DeLa- motte 156 Indoor Track Team (STANDING:) Darren Wolter, Randy Barribault, Mike Cordeau, John Gray, Mike Roberts, Tim Rice, Rick Colby, Art Barstis, Jim Booker, Coach Waugh. (SITTING) Steve Konavaluk, Ed Legassey, John Burgland, Scott Mackler, Mike Bayer, Rich Tuttle. Wolcott High’s newest sport got under way this year. Indoor Track teams members traveled to schools all around the area for win- ter meets. The boys practiced and compet- ed with enthusiasm and Coach Waugh hopes next year’s team will have more members. 157 Senior Brian Miller in action. (BE- LOW) Cross Country Team (KNEELING) Brian Miller, Mike Deschenes, Paul Jubelt, (STANDING) LEFT TO RIGHT — John Famiglietti, Joe Mascolo, James Santiago, Steve Rushkowski, Chris Watts, Mike Cordeau, Vic Rupenski, George Porter, Jeff Santarsiero, John Cassidy, Rick Colby, John Cavan- augh, Norm Stanchfield, Kevin Cavanaugh, Bob Verbickas, Mike Block, and Coach Eugene DesJarlais. kTT- vjl-. This years Cross Country Team truly had reason to be proud as they ran hard to come up with the best record of all fall teams. Aside from that Wolcott’s Farmingbury Hills Country Club was the scene of two major Cross Country Meets. The first was the annual Wolcott Invitational; this year over sixty teams participat- ed. Wolcott was also proud to host the Cross Country sectionals, a meet in which teams from all over the state fought to enter the finals. CHEER- LEADING Seniors (LEFT TO RIGHT) Kacey Kooney, co-capt. Carol Monnerat, Kathy Eagen, Bette Elsdon, and co-capt. Cathy Soden Juniors (LEFT TO RIGHT) BACK ROW: Kathy Ditota, Donna Guer- rera, Ellen Rocca, MIDDLE ROW: Meg Kooney. Diane Wright, FRONT: Robin Marinara Summer Practice ... Car- vel ... Rocky Neck ... Skunk on the Rock ... Moonlight ... Match Box ... Australia ... Miss R ... Pom-Pom Routines ... Phillipppps” ... Raf- fle Tickets ... Rainy Foot- ball Games ... Motor- cades ... 76 is an Eagle Year ... Senior Sisters ... Getting It Together ... One More Time For All The Old Times BCCKKDDEKMR 161 J.V. CHEER- LEADING PICTURED BELOW; FRONT: Diane Scholan. NEXT ROW: Angela Bosco, Denise Le- Vasseur, Lisa Gig- liotti, Nancy Abon- dolo, Diana Mucci. TOP: Sandy Ac- cousti, Robin Rocca, Joyce Di- Gioia. FRONT ROW: Judy Brouillette, Terry Ciriello, Sheila Adamek (co-capts.), Dea Gyba. MIDDLE ROW: Cathy Ignacio, Jodie Soucey, Barbara Rock. LAST ROW: Lynn Mannix, Coby Jaeger, Coach Guererra. 163 GIRLS VARSITY BASKET- BALL FRONT ROW: Marge Balchunas, Cindi Perugini (co-capts.)- BACK ROW: Joann Hoos, Debbie Lewandowski, Dana Hinrichs, Coach Finlay, Denise Jacques, JoAnne Michaud, Sandy Keane, Patty Sheron, and Gabriel Rominger. 164 The Girls Varsity Basket- ball team played a fine season with a record of 7 wins and 8 losses. They were in contention for the tournament until their very last game. The girls are certainly to be con- gratulated on a well- played year. Freshman Basketball team (L TO R) FRONT ROW: Tony Stankus, Steve Sturgess, Coach Soucy, Steve Carlotto, Jim Jannetty, Bob Colby, MIDDLE ROW: Chris Croft, Jack Whitecage, Bob Riley, Bill Eagan, Steve Adams, BACK ROW: John Cavanaugh, Alberto Garcia, Joe Golden. J.V. Basketball (L TO R) 1ST ROW: Clint Janowitz, Dave Kalinowski, Mngr. Jeff Santasiero, Coach Rotella, Mike Vitale, Mike Tyson, Ron Rockhill 2ND ROW: Ken Secula, Mike Jaegar, Mark Russo, Jeff Adams, Steve Bournival 3RD ROW: Kevin Connor, Dwight Rollins, Pete Genova, Lou Patzlaff, Bart Warner BACK ROW: Mark Manning KNEELING: Clint Janowitz, Darryl Jones, Tim Caswell (capt.), Ryan Meadors, Kevin Connor, Paul Jubelt. STANDING: Coach Rotella, Dave Kalinowski, Bob Phillips, Mike Jaegar, Mark Manning, Coach Scully, Ken Secula, Chuck O’Neil, Tom Baylis, Bill Rabtoy, Mark Maloney (Mngr.), Coach Soucy. Although the Ea- gles managed to win only one game this year, it certain- ly cannot be said that they lacked skill and talent. The boys fought hard and played each game with a fresh will to win. Coach Scully can certainly be proud to coach a team with such fine sportsman- ship. On Friday night, Feb. 20, the Stu- dent Council spon- sored a Donkey Basketball game in the Wolcott gym. The Seniors took on the D.J.’s of WWCO Radio in Waterbury. There were thrills and spills and lots of laughs. It turned out to be a fun filled evening. CHANGING HORIZONS t; V S Ground Breaking Ceremony — LEFT TO RIGHT: Roland Vicedomini, Town Council Chairman; Darryl Guerrera, Jr. Class Pres.; Rick Colby, Soph. Class Pres.; Bill Fow, Sr. Class Pres.; Darren Wolter, Student Council Pres.; Barbara Byram, Fresh. Class Pres.; Clarence Marcella, Board of Ed. Chairman; Supt. Nicholas D’Agostino. Mr. Dino Bonvini, Construction Foreman 172 As we approach the end of our years at Wolcott High School, we cannot help but feel some sadness. The school that we will always remember so well has suddenly taken on new dimensions. BRISTOL CRANE THC THIW SHOVtLCQ IOBAIK.OWO U.S.A. ' BRISTOL - CRANE SERVICE Construction for the addition began during the winter months with bulldozers and jack- hammers battling the frozen ground. First to be demolished were the cafeteria and li- brary, and soon to fol- low, the athletic fields and gymnasium. Many fond memo- ries were carted away with the rub- ble. It is very unfortuneate that our last year had to be spent in “half” of a high school, extremely over- crowded at that. But the new addi- tion will surely prove to be a neces- sary improvement for the educa- tional development of our town. 173 THE NORTH AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 1776 Meriden Road, Wolcott, Connecticut 06716 Free Checking Accounts Open daily 10 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Thursday night 5:30 P.M. to 7:00P.M. Open Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Drive-In Window Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri., 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Thurs. 9:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. also 888 Farmington Avenue, Bristol, Connecticut Qi'ls'tol Office- Wo I C ff Off ic,e 174 MR. MRS. IRWIN J. HIRSCH L E A V TREAD SERVICE Of Fairfield County, Inc. T Gene Leavitt, President RETREADING ROAD SERVICE S FLEET SERVICE 286 Howe Avenue Shelton, Conn. 06484 Phone 203 735-3361 RETAILER’S COUPON REDEMPTION CO., INC. Compliments of PRIME SALES 713 Wolcott Rd. P.O. Box 6088 Wolcott, Connecticut 06716 Phone (203) 879-3652 Auto Dealers 1302 Wolcott Rd., Wolcott Phone: 879-2648 JOAN AND JOSEPH DAUPHINAIS ROYAL THE BANKING TUXEDOLAND CENTER Featuring the new Woodstock and Newports Special prices for Proms Your Center For Banking Telephone: 755-0131 Member F.D.I.C. and School Functions 835 Wolcott St. Waterbury CT Phone: 757-0893 Don Rado, Manager 176 RICHARDS METAL PRODUCTS INC. JERRY’S PACKAGE STORE Fine Line of Wine, Beer, and Liquors Quarter Barrels and Half Barrels on Ice BOX 1290 SWISS LANE GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '76 WOLCOTT, CONN. 06716 Richard Castaldi — Permittee 576 Wolcott Road CONGRATULATIONS TO THE George Woodard Fran Scully CLASS OF 76 Compliments of WOLCOTT Candido Catering SERVICES Septic Systems Cleaned and Installed 252 Woodtick Road, Wolcott 106 Farview Ave. Wolcott, Conn. 06716 Phone 879-2050 177 Waterbury, Conn. Call 757-1712 TOWN AND COUNTRY CLEANERS 586 Wolcott Road, Wolcott 879-0525 Tailoring, Rugs Draperies Work Done on Premises ... Orders • To • Go Congratulations Best Wishes from The Sophomore Class Good Luck Class of '76 from Raymond’s Building Supply Inc. Congratulations Class of '76 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM “Preparing youths for careers in Marketing Merchandising Management” Congratulations Class of '76 Best Wishes From Dick Shirley Ashe Jim’s Dari-Freeze Ice Cream Lakewood-Wolcott Rd. Waterbury — Tel. 755-4022 J and E Mantz Owners Best Wishes Class of 1976 MAYO COSGROVE WOLCOTT INSURANCE Greeting Cards, Gifts AGENCY, INC. Russell Stover Candy, Hardware 1790 Meriden Road 588 Wolcott Rd. Wolcott, Conn. 06716 Wolcott, Conn. 06716 Tel 879-2503 Compliments of Congratulations class of '76 from Starting Gate Bakery Diamond Oil Co, Inc. 472 Wolcott Rd. Tel. 879-2119 179 DICK ASHE RAY WATTS Agency Sales Representative For 608 Wolcott Road Wolcott, Conn. 06716 ROWE TEDESCO REAL ESTATE Residential — Industrial — Commercial Apartment Rentals Phone: 879-0597 Office: 879-0074 NATIONWIDE Home 879-0464 Office 574-0787 INSURANCE (203) 879-2527 Nights 754-9143 ARTIE’S AUTO BODY YANKEE Body Fender Repairs Auto Painting — 24 Hour Towing HARDWARE 49 Pottuccos Ring Road Art George Wolcott, Conn. 06716 520 Wolcott Rd. 879-1426 Open 7 Days A Week 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. JIM GALVIN’S E-Z PIKINS MARKET LAKE PACKAGE STORE Groceries, FreshProduce, Fresh Coldcuts Full Selection of Wines Next to Walsh's Compliments of Compliments of THE HIGHLAND WALSH’S MARKET MANUFACTURING CO. Meriden Road Wolcott, CT A Division of Buell Ind. Inc. 1240 Wolcott Street Waterbury, Ct. 06720 FARMINGBURY HILLS INN Fine Food Entertainment — 7 Nights a Week Open Monday — Saturday — 11:30 to 10:00 Sunday — 1:00-9:00 Lounge Open Friday and Saturday Till 2:00 Best Wishes Sunday Till 11:00 Telephone (203) 879-2564 Musano Inc. Richard R. Denault, Registered Pharmacist BEST WISHES CLASS OF '76 WOLCOTT PHARMACY Dr. Mrs. Charles Sasso Jr. 400 Wolcott Rd. Wolcott Telephone — Good Luck 879-9266 Good Health Best Wishes Class of ’76 WOLCOTT GLASS Mr. Mrs. Thomas Dowling 378 Wolcott Road 879-2433 Torrington Supply George Jacovino Co., Inc. Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning 21 Barbara Brive, Wolcott Phone 879-2991 COMPLIMENTS OF A NUTMEG SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS CO. FRIEND Wolcott Road — Wolcott, Conn. P.O. Box 1470 — Waterbury, Conn. Ted J. lorio Phone: 879-1496 The Longest Journey Begins With The First Step. GOOD LUCK SENIORS! HITCHCOCK PHARMACY A Div. Of Pharmacare, Inc. 1677 Meriden Rd. Wolcott, Conn. A.R. Mastrantuone, R. Ph., Mgr. CLASS OF ’77 PHONE 879-1424 Free Prescription Delivery Family Record System Golden Crispy Pizza Pies Hot Oven Grinders Best Wishes To The Class of 76 From Mr. Mrs. Dante Abondolo WOLCOTT PIZZA HOUSE Free Parking Before You Leave Home CALL 879-4528 654 Wolcott Rd. Wolcott, Conn. Office 203 879-3700 BOB METE FRAN’S FLORISTS RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING P.O. Box 6214 Wolcott, Conn. 06716 Flowers for all occasions Arrangements — Weddings, Funeral Design Cut flowers — Potted plants Artificial Dried Flowers 182 Congratulations from Mr. Mrs. Frank Lanosa And Family PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Richard O’Connor Paul Mary Elsdon Bette Ron Mr. Mrs. Charles Qubeck Mrs. Kathryn Betts Mr. Mrs. Robert Winzler Ross Donna Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. DesJarlais Mildred McBride Robert Barolak Chick Eve's Grinders Fred Mendyka Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young Mr. Mrs. Joseph D’Addona Grandma Grandpa Smile PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Kent Gilyard Patric Arcaro Tom Grimes KIP Inc. Larry Gail Pam Greg Alma’s Flower Shoppe Domenic Sue George Johanna Sandy's TV Appliance Mr. Mrs. R. DeLeo Mr. Mrs. Robert Soden Mr. Mrs. Ken Houghtaling The Wicker Loft Portrait and Candid Photographs by G. FOX STUDIOS for AQUILA 1976 • - st. - “ • .V- . JM+ ■ Sow -f ---------------- ¥ M tjfrtl HiAs the sun rose fe saw ourselves Each other Individuals We could also see All that there was To learn Now as the sun sets We can rest Assured Relieved We’ve done our best And took what we could But we learned so much Because we did it Together