Woodrow Wilson High School - Saga Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

In Memoriam Howard LaMarre (1955-1973) It is with great sadness that we feel the loss of our friend. Mrs. Elinor Capen (1918-1973) With fond memory, we the class of 1974, think of her kindness and devotion. Administration Mrs. DiStcfano Mr. Skubel Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Ruimcrman Miss Harrington Mr. Gallitto Mrs. Kunzec Guidance Office Mrs. Carlson Mr. Akasic Mr. Akerley Industrial Art Art Miss Greco Mr. Kania Mr. Stepanski Mr. Myjak Home Ec. Mrs. Bryant 8 Music Mr. Johnson Mr. Lombardo Mr. Snow Mrs. Crane English Mrs. Oimstead Miss Edler Miss Facius Mr. Jesscn Mrs. Natalie Mrs. Carta Miss Smith Library Mrs. Tucci 10 Mrs. Staba Mrs. Stevens Mrs. Grossman Mrs. Mooney MissCharette Special Ed. Languages Mr. Rainville Mr. Muldowncy Vo-Ag Mr. Digiulo Mr. Norton Mr. Kravic Mr. Allaire Science Mr. McCarthy Mr. Gross Mr. Davis Miss Branciforte Mr. Hazelton Math Mr. Rosano Mrs. Wilcox Mrs. Liedkc Mr.. Mahoney Mrs. Carpini Business Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Perrault Mr. Alsup Miss Palonen History Mr. Otfinoski Mr. Ozga Mrs. Rosa no Mr. Saunders Mr. Montanile Miss Phillips Physical Education Mr. Hiller Mr. Guimarcs Mrs. Wolfe 13 . This Is the Beginning of a Brand New Dav . . . % a Better Place to Live And It’s Up to You And Me . . . 17 For the sports world at Woodrow Wilson the year ’73-’74 has been fondly termed “The Year of the ‘Cat’”, and rightly so. A wave of spirit and good vibrations swept through Wilson and this spirit brought a pride in our school and athletics. This was also the year that championships returned to Wilson. The Cat rode high in the North West and Mid-State Athletic Conferences besting all other teams, if not on the playing fields, definitely with our de- termination and spirit; but most of all, that sense of togetherness. SPORTS Football The 1973 edition of the Woodrow Wilson Wildeat Football Squad, led by tri-captains Bob Daniels, Dave Jarzabek, and Pete Halibozck. completed one of their best seasons since joining the Mid-State and Northwest Athletic Confer- ences, compiling a record of 6-1-1 and capturing the championships in both conferences and the City Series. The ’Cats opened the season full of the desire to win, but suffered their first and only loss of the season to Valley Regional. The game was a heart- breaker, but it did not dampen the spirits of the Wildcats who went on to defeat the Farmington Indians the following week. With this Victory the ’Cats were on their way, defeating North Bran- ford. Avon, Berlin. Morgan, and Middletown High Schools, and playing to an 8-8 deadlock with Gilbert. The ’Cats had a fine, well-balanced team this year. A strong front line consisted of Dave Jarza- bek, Bob Daniels, Rich Stanchfield, Jim Law- rence, John Wallace, Jim Dunn, and Mark Fran- gine. If the opposition got past the front line, the Wildcats were ready for them with a number of fine safety men. These ’Cats who were famous for stealing the ball from the opposition were lead by Rick Verecn who had the most interceptions, and Burt Anthony who caused and recovered many key fumbles. Other standouts in the defensive secondary were Rich Lombardo, Wayne Burgess, John Roberts, Randy Hilgert, Maurice Bonner, and Rich Byrd. The 'Cats were also fortunate in being able to establish a very effective running game behind the quickness of several fine running backs and a scrambling quarterback. Rich Lom- bardo. Rich Byrd, Wayne Burgess, John Roberts, Jeff Gould, Darnell Hill, and quarterback Pete Halibozek made up this successful backfield. Darnell Hill had a fantastic season in the county and broke the school rushing record with 1,178 yards through the 8 games. The ’Cats fine season did not go unrewarded. The coach, the team, and many individuals were singled out for their performances during the sea- son. The team was presented with trophies for the Mid-State Conference Championship, the North- west Conference Championship and the City Sc- ries trophy for their victory against cross town rival Middletown High School. Five members of the squad were selected for the Northwest Con- ference All Star Team: Bob Daniels, offense-de- fense; Dave Jarzabek, offense; Rick Vercen. de- fense; Rich Stanchfield, defense; and Darnell Hill, offense. For his fine efforts in bringing the ’Cats 1 -9 record of last year to 6-1 -1, Head Coach Montanile was awarded Coach of the Year Award for 1973 in the medium school division by the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. As their last official act as captains of the 1973 Wildcats, Pete Halibozek, Dave Jarzabek, and Bob Daniels turned the winning of next year’s squad into the capable hands of Burt Anthony, Rich Lombardo, and Darnell Hill. At the banquet at the end of the season, James Lawrence was named the Scholar Athlete, and Darnell Hill and Richard Stanchfield were named the most im- proved players. 20 Row I: Jim Lawrence, Norman Emond, Jim Dunn, Dave Jarzebek, Coach Montanile. Peter Halibozek, Bob Daniels, John Wallace, Rich Stanchfield, Randolph Stillwaggon, Rick Vcreen. Row 2: Coach Rosano, Wayne Burgess, Jeff Gould, Rich Lombardo. Burt Anthony, Dar- nell Hill, John Roberts, Tom Vitale, Rich Byrd, Maurice Bonner, Coach Hayes. Row 3: Coach Skubel, Todd Peterson, John Hood, Dave Christensen, Roger Pearl, Rick Gallitto, Chris Miller, Randy Hilgert, Micheal Dascanio, Mark Soil, Coach Norton. Row4: James Gunther, Adam Handler, Gary McCauley, John Gunther, Niels Larsen, Charlie Sienna, Bill Milardo, Mark Frangionc. Row 5: Dave Therrian, Scott Rosenthal, Dave Gallitto, Tony Bostick, Kerry Marshall, Chris Perry, Steve Tanasi, Richard Bates. Wilson 6 Valley Regional 18 Wilson 12 Farmington 6 Wilson 29 N. Branford 14 Wilson 8 Gilbert 8 Wilson 22 Avon 6 Wilson 32 Berlin 20 Wilson 12 Morgan 7 Wilson 24 Middletown 6 21 Cross Country Row 1: Mike Pcllerin, Frank Siena, Rob- ert Annino, Chris Green, Tom Liedke, Bill Kenney. Row 2: David Siena. Robert LaBella, Jay Mantie, Ken Bartolotta, Jeff Green, Matt Hejna. Row 3: Mr. Cole (Coach), David Palmer, David Barker, Marty Dreh r, Larry Liedke, John Rustek. Wilson 34 Cromwell 21 Wilson 27 Coginchaug 28 Wilson 36 Bacon Academy 27 Wilson 17 Eli Whitney 42 Wilson 26 Hand 30 Wilson 27 N. Branford 30 Wilson 26 Wilcox Tech 29 Wilson 18 Portland 40 Wilson 20 Middletown 35 Girls’ Volleyball Row I: Angela Banks, Phyllis Grant. Cheryl Krajewski, Lenora Hyman, Donnette Peltier. Row 2: Diane Wycinowski, Debbie Friedman. Dcbi Hayles, Mary Ann Stavis, Millie Espinosa, Paulette Lipscomb, Avery Banks, Diane Moore, Missy Handler, Miss Phillips Coach. Absent: Trisha McArthur. The Girls’ Volleyball team completed its 4th year of interscholastic competition with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses to finish 2nd in the CIAC Regional Tournament. The varsity gained victories against Platt, Wilbur Cross, and Valley Regional, and suf- fered losses to Maloney (twice) and North Haven. In post-season tournament action the varsity placed 2nd in the tournament behind Farmington High School, losing only to 26 Farmington. Excellent defensive work sparked the Cats to victories against Buckley, 2 games to 1, and Southington, 2 games to 0. Girls’ Basketball Members: Angela Banks, Lenora Hyman, Phyllis Grant, Michelle Mazzotta, Cindy Petras, Marla Nastir, Mary Ann Stavis. Avery Banks, Cathy Petras, Diane Moore, Martha Banks, Marie White, Jennifer Therricn. Maloney 35 Wilson 23 Platt 67 Wilson 22 Mercy 22 Wilson 36 Wilson 45 Maloney 113 Wilson 53 East Haven 95 Wilson 14 St. Pauls 69 Wilson 45 Plainville 119 Wilson 16 Glastonbury 67 Wilson 79 Wilcox Tech 84 Wilson 58 Bristol Central 104 Wilson 53 Middletown 116 Wilson 69 Windsor Locks 87 Wilson 28 Shepaug 80 Wilson 28 Litchfield 39 Wilson 59 Weaver 21 Wilson 51 Norwich 112 Swimming Row 1: Dave Kania, Jim Gunther, John Gunther, Glen Marten, Bob Belury, Row 2: Jeff Kania, Pete Pawlak, Jeff Shaw, (Capt.), Coach George Baldwin, Bob Congdon, Matt Hejna. Row 3: Ellen Arabas. Mar- gie Nelson, Stefan Hesslebcrg. The 1-11 record of this season's swim team wasn't very impres- sive but the squad was made up of eleven dedicated athletes who exemplified all the determination and spirit of the 'Cats. It was a disappointing season for the Wildcats who won only 1 meet to Weaver; and lost a heartbreaker to Wilcox Tech. The 'Cats were faced with many obstacles this season; lack of adequate prac- tice facilities and lack of personnel with experience in competition but the fact that it is still a young squad composed of underclassmen sparks a bright note for the future. This years squad led by captain Jeff Shaw received it’s first two feminine members since girls have been eligible to compete in Varsity sports, in Marge Nelson, a se- nior; and Ellen Arabas, a sophomore. The remainder of the squad consists of senior. Bob Congdon; junior, Jeff Kania; sophomores. Bob Bclury, Matt Hejma, and Steve Hesselbcrg and freshmen, Glenn Martin, Jim Gunther and Dave Kania. Next Year and in the years to come coach Baldwin, in his first year as coach of the Wild- cats will be depending on the services of the underclassmen. Two members of the squad, Jeff Shaw and Dave Kania swam in the state trials held at Hartford Public High in which they turned in their best times of the season. Kneeling Co-captains: Bernie Lougcc. Rod Privott. Standing: Coach Dennis Guimarcs, Tom Liedke, James Bryant, Alton Johnson, Phil Grant, Darryl Barnes, Richie Byrd, Burt Anthony, Wayne Burgess, Ricky Vcreen, Asst. Coach Ted Alsup. Absent: Maurice Bonner. 30 Wilson 62 N. Branford 39 Wilson 59 Portland 65 Wilson 59 Eli Whitney 52 Wilson 60 East Lyme 68 Wilson 63 Prince Tech 57 Wilson 70 Prince Tech 48 Wilson 57 Sheehan 73 Wilson 62 Cromwell 61 Wilson 77 E. 0. Smith 39 Wilson 79 Middletown 50 Wilson 86 Goodwin Tech 62 Wilson 78 Wilcox Tech 74 Wilson 51 Eli Whitney 52 Wilson 84 Goodwin Tech 46 Wilson 66 E. 0. Smith 52 Wilson 63 Cromwell 59 Wilson 57 Middletown 47 Wilson 77 Wilcox Tech 75 Wilson 61 N. Branford 58 a For the first time in 10 years the Wilson Wild- cat basketball team with a record of 16-4 quali- fied for the State Tournament, reaching the quarter finals before dropping a 58-42 decision to Hand High School. Excitement and spirit came naturally w ith Wil- son basketball. This year's squad, led by senior co-captain Bernic Lougcc and junior co-captain Rod Privott, brought two Championships to Wil- son High: the Mid-State Athletic Conference Championship and the City Championship. The season started with victories over North Branford and Eli Whitney with a loss to Portland. During the winter vacation the Cats participated in the East Lyme Holiday Tournament placing 3rd with a victory over Prince Tech and losing to East Lyme. Resuming regular season play, the Cats suffered a loss to Sheehan and then won 12 of their next 13 games. The loss to Eli Whitney was a heartbreaker. The game, which wasn't de- cided until the final buzzer, was exemplary of many of the Cats games. Defeating cross-town rivals Middletown High twice gave the Wildcats the city series trophy for another year. The members of the basketball team were feted at the Winter Sports banquet with members of the varsity basketball team receiving letters and or folders and the junior varsity and fresh- man team members receiving certificates. Rod Privott was the recipient of the Jacques Grenier scholar athlete award and James Bryant received the Stan Kosloski “Most Improved Player” award. Four Wildcats were named to several post season teams. Rod Privott and Rich Byrd were named to the 1st team of Mid-State All League Team with Bernic Lougce named to the 2nd team. For the first time in quite some time 2 Wildcats were named to the Middlesex County All Star Team: Bernie Lougee and Rod Privott, who also received honorable mention to the All-State Basketball Team. At the end of the banquet, captains Lougee and Privott turned the running of next years squad over to Rod Privott and Rich Byrd. Junior Varsity Row I: Standing. Kerry Marshall, Alton Johnson, Mark Steele, Wayne Burgess, Burt Anthony, Bob Miller, Dave Therrien. Row 2: Kneeling. Chris Miller, Brian Roccapiore, Dave Gallito, Mike Pellerin, Tom Pellerin, David Russo. and the game is over... Donnette Marcia Lenora Jan (Co-caplain) Mrs. Novak Advisor Majorettes Row I: Mary Joe DeJohn, Rita Simmions, Liz Rollason, Georgie Tefft, Joyce Trotta; Nancy Cotter; Nancy Combe. Row 2: Jill Sitkin, Mary Ellen Wilson, Anne Konior, Jill Gordon, Diane Caron, Cheryl Glover, Kim Dawkins, Jill Kabcl, Cindy Petas, Denise Houde, Linda Penning- ton, Sue Goldberg. 1 r 1 s C 1 u b Row 1: Marcia Dupnik, Vice Pres.; Dorothy Konior, Secretary; Angela Banks; Pres.; Diane Wycinoski; Treasurer. Row 2: Maria White, Kim Dawkins, Mary Ann Stavis, Gloria Moore, Pat McArthur; Debi Kilbury. Phyllis Grant; Paulette Lip- scombe, Denise Houde, Bonnie Westover, Lenora Hyman; Sue Goldberg. Row 3: Diane Caron, Marla Nastir, Debbie Glov- er, Mia Hyjak, Michelle Mazzotta, Sherri Cohen, Robin Hubbard, Missy Handler, Chrit Griffith; Lori Wilcox, Doreen Beattie, Sue Busker. Row 4: Jill Gordon, Mary Ann Flowers, Joyce Trotta; Liz Rollason, Margie Nelson, Mary Lou Carl- son; Cheryl Krajewski; Debbie Friedman; Sue Smallshaw; Rita Simmons; Debi Hayles, Nancy Cotter. Row 5: Linda Bear- den, Lori Bombaci, Linda Caron, Mary Ellen Wilson, Terry DiMauro, Pam Marino, Lil Elty, Jill Sitkin, Robin DeJohn, Sally Smallshaw, Cheryl Tuttle, Jill Kabcl. Row 6: Cindy Petras, Donettc Peltier; Linda Pennington, Jennifer Pennington, Robin Peterson, Martha Bands, Tracy Tibbals, Cathy Petras, Beth Pitkin, Mary Atkinson, Cathy Ferrara, Donna Maltese. Row 7: Georgie Teft, Melanie Mazzotta, Dale Young, Cathy Schmidt, Nancy Geromin, Lori Klare, Kim Collovito, Janice Wilcox, Diane Foster, Nancy Combe, Anne Konior, Mary Jo DeJohn. Row 8: Kim Brown, Ricki Cohen, Avis Hurlburt. Row 9: Wendy Petterson, Jan Fiderio, Cathy Hoover, Ann Marie Billian, Sue Gasior, Terri Rotondo, Gail Falco, Liz Mil- crest, Tammy Disilvy, Kathy DiSilvy. dRow I: Sue Goldberg, Nora Hyman, Row 2: Phyllis Grant, Row 3: Cathy Petras, Pat McArthur, Angela Banks, Row 4: Marcia Dupnik, Nancy Combe, Row 5: Marla Nastir, Dorothy Konior, Mary Joe DeJohn, Row 6: Jan Fiderio, Cathy Hoover, Row 7: Diane Wycinowski. 42 Officers Dorothy Konior — Treasurer, Diane Wycinowski - Secre- tary, Angela Banks President, Marcia Dupnik Vice- President. Badminton Phyllis Grant, Angela Banks Jogging Row I: Miss Phillips — Advisor, Jill Kabel, Mich- elle Mazzotta, Marla Nastir. Row 2: Kathy Petras. Robin Dc John, Mary Atkinson. Row 3: Tracy Tibbies, Gail Falco, Janice Wilcox, Beth Pitken. 43. 44 p e P C 1 u b Row I: Bonnie Westover. Tracy Tibbals, Kathy Petras, Bob Nestor, Marla Nastir, Sue Busker, Dennise Houde. Row 2: Diane Wycinowski, Wendy Peterson, Robin DeJohn, Mary Atkinson, Debbie Hayles, Lori Wilcox, Cory Lenares. Row 3: Terri Rotondo, Ricki Cohen, Linda Caron, Gail Falco, Janice Wilcox. Lori Klare, Liz Milcrest, Diane Foster. Kim Collovito. Row 4: Sue Gasior, Linda Beaden, Lori Bombaci, Karen Bengston, Phyllis Morrella, Donna Maltese, Sally Smallshaw, Nancy Gcrominc, Sue Wilmanski. Row 5: Ann Billian, Avis Hulburt, Cindy Barker, Martha Banks, Lisa Brown, Cheryl Tuttle. Row 6: Avis Hurlburt, Kathy DcSilvey. Louise Petrichenko, Jane Francisco, Tina Hall, Dale Young, Matt Figgert. 45 B a n d Row I: Lori Rolloson, Nancy Gustafson, Doreen Beattie, Leslie Auster. Ann Meehl, Missy Handler, Nancy Cameron, Adam Handler. Row 2: Mary Scholten, Terry Billion, Sara Strickland, Randy Mantiglie, Salvatore Spotola, Peter Auster, Richard Liedke, Patricia Jepson. Row 3: Elizebeth Rollason, Mary Shooshan, Tina Gagnan, Cheryl Rich, Corry Lenares, Karen Bengston, James Gunther, Jeff Kania, Kathy Leal. Row 4: Georgie Tefft, Susan Parmalee, Sarra Shooshan, Paul Grimaldi, James Jaskot, John Gunther, Graig Stanley, Larry Homberg. Row 5: Jill Kabcl, Lynn Lovullo, William Cotter, Jay Mantie, Chris Green, Michael Peller- in, David Palmer, David Micsler. Row 6: Jill Sitkin, Donald Roberts, Susan Busker, Marla Nastir, David Lake, William Simpson, Scott Peters, Mark Jaskot, Jon Proudman. Row 7: Robert Ncster, Kathy Schmidt, Lisa Helmodech, Robin Hubbard, Dean Coutsouridis, Paul Vicchito, William Kowaleski. 46 Row . Donald Roberts, Dean Coutsouridis, Elizabeth Rollason, Carl Colhoun. Richard Liedke. Row 2: Lynn Lovullo, James Gunther, Adam Handler, John Gunther, Lawrence Holm- berg, Peter Auster, David Palmer. Row 3: Cathy Schmidt, William Kowaleski. James Jaskot, Scott Peters, Mark Jaskot, Jon Proudman. Band Council Row 1: Doreen Beattie, Nancy Gustafson, Mary Scholten, Robin Hubbard. Patricia Jep- son, Tina Gagnon. Row 2: Lawrence Holmberg, CarLCal- houn, Dean Coutsouridis, Rob- ert Nester, James Jaskot, Wil- liam Kowoleski. Row I: Linda Pennington, Chrit Griffith, Lee Von Williams, Daryl Barnes, Jeff Puchel, Ricky Vereen, Ronald Peterson, John Wal- lace, David Shuman, Donald Roberts, Mark Steele, Marie White. Row 2: Cheryl Ramos, Diane Wycinowski, Irene Larosc, Rick Di- dato, Brain Warmsly, Kenny Bartolotta, Calvin Perry, Bob Daniels, Tony Catanzaro, Foe Fuentes, Leslie Fitzpatrick. Row 3: Terri Rotondo, Janet Gordon. Debbie Spada, Sue Carlson, Cathy Petras, Debbie Glover, Gloria Moore, Debbie Goldman, Donna Gagon. Rochelle Muckle, Tracy Tibbals, Row 4: Robin Peterson, Cindy Petras, Rosetta Young, Mary Rotondo, Joyce Trotta, Sue Diantonio, Jan Whalan, Melanie Mazzotta, Michelle Mazzotta, Edith Carlson, Sally Smallshavv, Mary Anne Flowers, Esther Davis. Row 5: Jill Gordon, Robin DeJohn, Robin Hubbard, Susan Golberg, Linda Whitehead, Heidi Stevenson, Jary Joe DeJohn, Anne Konior, Ellic Silas, Donna Dickenson, Patty Thody, Kathy Buchko, Advisor: Mr. Fred Johnson. Row6: Beth Harris, Diane Magnano, Linda Bear- den, Linda Grey, Maria Hoyle, Janet Fiderio, Marla Nastir, Ellen Scranton, Rosie Ferrera, Lenora Hyman, Nancy Smith, Cheryl Cox, Eilleen Smithwick, Cheryl Glover. Row I: Cindy Petras, Michelle Mazzotta, Terri Rotondo, Leslie Fitzpa- trick, Nora Hyman. Row 2: Donald Roberts (Chairman), Diane Wyci- nowski, Susan Goldberg (Vice-Chairman), Chrit Griffith, Lee Von Williams. Choral Council Melodees Row 1: Debbie Spada. Linda Pennington, Linda Whitehead, Lenora Hyman, Susan Goldberg. Row 2: Sue Aresco, Mary Joe DeJohn, Diane Wycinowski, Crit Griffith, Robin Hubbard. Row3: Carol Parmenter, Esther Davis, Mary-Anne Flowers. Keynotes David Shuman, Bob Daniels, Tony Catanzaro, Donald Roberts, Daryl Barnes, Ricky Vereen, Lee Von Williams. Jeff Puchel. Student Council Row 1: Dave Gallitto, Treasurer; Marla Nastir. Vice-President; Paul Vecchitto, President; Jill Kabel, Secretary. Row 2: Sue Goldberg, Linda Pennington, Debbie Goldman. Melanie Mazzotta, Sherri Cohen, Debbi Kilbury, Pat McArthur. Row 3: Cathy Petras, Ricki Coh- en, Susan Busker. Cheryl Glover, Eva Holley. Paulette Lipscomb. Row4: Debbie Maltese, Debbie Watson, John Roberts, Ann Marie Dion, Jim Gunther, Burt Anthony, Bill Milar- do, John Gunther. Rick Gallitto. Row 5: Joyce Trotta, Diane Czaja. Linda Meyer. Liz Mylcrest, Diane Foster. Phil Levesque, Larry Holmberg, Jeff Priest. Wayne Bartolotta. Row 6: Chris Green, Sue Smallshaw, Lisa Brown. Phyllis Morello, Adam Handler. Geoff Green, Nori Sayanagi. Bob Nichols. Senior Council L to R David Gallitto, Treasurer; Marla Nastir, Vice-President; Jill Kabel, Secre- tary; Paul Vicchitto, President. Kneeling: Paul Vicchitto, Nori Sayanagi, Wayne Bartolotta, Frank Sienna, Pat McArthur, Nancy Smith. Standing: Peter Halibozek. Bob Daniels, Mary Jo DeJohn Jan Whalen, David Jarzabek, Debbi Kilbury. Sherri Cohen. Sue Goldberg, Donnette Peltier, Nora Hyman, Susan Aresco, Anne Komor, Robin Hubbard, Angela Banks, Phillis Grant. Heidi Stc------ ---- icvenson.CKh Petra,. Saga Staff Row I: Donnette Peltier, Melanie Mazzotta, Mary Jo DeJohn. Debbi Kilbury. Mary Rotondo. Marcia Dupnik, Kathy Hoover, Marjorie Nelson, Karen Kelly. Row 2: Cathy Rutty, Robin Hubbard. Sue Goldberg. Nora Hyman, Sue Aresco, Linda Whitehead, Heidi Stevenson, Sherri Cohen, Ricki Cohen, Cathy Petras. Row 3: Doreen Beattie, David Barker. Richard Liedke, Diane Wycinowski, Liz Rollason. Bob Nestor. Row 4: Jeff Kania, Cindy Petras, Jill Kabel, Diane Caron. Mary Lou Carlson, Cheryl Krajewski, Lil Elty, Jill Sitkin. Row 5: Glen Martin, David Lake. Don Fudge, Paul Rasch, Nori Sayanagi. Row 6: Gene Lewis, Jay Leal, Janet Fiderio. Wendy Pctterson, Jeff Frau- lino, Peter Auster. Pat McArthur. Saga Editors Row I: Nori Sayanagi, co-editor-in-chief; Richard Liedke, theme; Cindy Petras, Activities; Debbi Kilbury, co-editor-in-chief; Cheryl Krajewski, Typing; Nora Hyman, Sports. Row 2: Catherine Hoo- ver, layout; Marjie Nelson, Senior Section; Marcia Dupnik, Busi- ness; Bob Nestor. Sales; Jeff Fraulino, Photography. Absentees: Lori Rollason, layout editor. 51 Margray Staff Row I: Lil Elty, Jim Lawrence Edi- tor, Anna Billion, Tracy Tribbals, Marla Nastir, Patti Thody. Row 2: Jill Sitkin, Nori Sayanagi, Kim Colovito, Jan Fidero. Paul Vicchitto, Jay Leal. Row 3: Margie Nelson. Mary Roton- do. Sue Busker. Richard Liedkc. Jeff Fraulino. Absentees: Peter Auster, Holly Gordon. Maria Hoyle. Geoff Green. Art Club Row 1: Carol Hill, Janice Schlike, Sandy Hills, Barb Fournier. Row 2: Anna Pitruzzello, Jo Anne Aloisi, James Bryant, Miss Greco. Mr. Myjak, Lisa Brown. Row 3: Jeanne Amenta, Paula Hig- gins, Kim Brown, Bonnie Westover. Row 4: Paul Andrelski, David LaBella, Joan Douglas, Diane Hines. Row 5: Van Williams, Curtis Banks. Row 6: Cindy Ashline, Kathy Woodward, Mary Shooshan. Row 7: Paul Higgins. Future Nurses of America Row I: Phyllis Morello, Ann Marie Billian, Ann Clohosey, Debbie Tow- er, Kathy Maheu. Row 2: Phyllis Grant, Amy Aurigemma, Cathy Rutty, Frances Russo, Karen La- Vallee, Joan Warzecha, Mrs. Anderson. 52 Audio-Visual Club Row I: Dave Palmer, Don Combe, Dave Green- wald, Paul Rasch. Bill Kowaleski. Row 2: Don Roberts, Peter Auster, Chris Green. Bob Annino. Row 3: Ted Molski. Row 4: Jim Dunn. Larry Holmbcrg. Row5: Jeff Fraulino. Photography Club Row 1: Stephen Hesselberg, David Lake, President: Norihisa Sayanagi. Row 2: Sal Spatola, Thelma Perry, Jeff Fraulino, Jay Leal, Robert Stimpson. Row 3: Peter Aus- ter, Bill Kowaleski, Glenn Marten. Row4: David Barker, Richard Licdke, Bill Milardo. Chess Club Picture 1 — Row I: Bruce Brower. Holly Dugmore, Debbie Watson, Phil Levesque, Paul Perron, Larry Liedke. Row 2: Tommy Urganowicz, Dean Skubcl. Victor Pcplau, Sue Lampron. Picture 2 Row . Debbie Watson, Russel Jacobs, Don Roberts, Michele Mazzotta, O. J. Bryant. Row 2: Al Wichrowski, Bob Nichols, Bob Annino, Larry Liedke, Mark Adamine. Math Club Row I: Nori Sayanagi. Mark Steele, Jim Soobitsky, Bob Annino, Paul Goodalc. Row 2: Mrs. Mahoney, Jay Abramson. Steve O'- Meara, Debbie Freedman, Mary Shooshan. Foreign Exchange Club Row I: Officers: Lil Elly. Jeff Kania, Marla Nastir, Marcia Dupik, Paul Vicchitto. Row 2: Inge Rut Hahn, Nancy Cameron, Sarah Strictland. Sue Bus- ker. Sue Smailshaw, Liz Rollason, Wendy Field, Anne Marie Billian. Joyce Trotta, Rita Simmons. Row 3: Nori Sayanagi. Bernie Lougee, Mike Pellcr- in. Nancy Cotter, Linda Caron, Dave Jarzabek, Jill Kabel, Cindy Petras, Dean Coutsouridis, Cathy Hoover. Sherri Cohen. Row 4: Leslie Auster, Mary Ann Flowers, Lori Wilcox, Mary Ellen Wilson. Pat Kenny. David Barker, Chris Green, Richard Leidke, Lori Rollason. Row 5: David Kania, Karin Bengt- son. Cinky Barker, Tracy Tibbals, Martha Banks, Sue Hamilton. Kathy DeSilvey, Avis Hurlburt, Pam Marino, Sue Negrelli. Absentees: Billy Cotter. Latin Club Row I: Beth Harris Secretary, Nancy Cotter Vice President. Mrs. Meg Stevens Advisor, Jill Sitkin President. Jill Kabel — Treasurer. Dave Lake, Jeff Fraulino. Row 2: Sue Pokorny, Linda Caron, Mary-Ellcn Wilson, Janette Gordon, Ricki Cohen, Cindy Petras, Cathy Hoover, Chris Green, Dave Jarzabek. Row 3: Nori Sayanagi, Doreen Beattie, Lori Wilcox. Ann Clohosey, Amy Auri- gemma, Karen Lavallec, Dave Barker, Paul Gri- maldi. Bob Annino. 55 Scholarship Committee Row I: Advisor, Mr. Rainville, Lenora Hyman, Angela Banks, Richard Licdke, Donnette Peltier, Ricki Cohen, Irene LaRose, David Barker, Miss Charette. Row 2: Sue Goldberg, Cathy Hoover, Sherri Cohen, Carol Parmenter, Missy Handler, Sue Busker, Kathy Petras, Debbie Friedman. F r e n c h C 1 u b Row I: Mr. Rainville, Bob Daniels, Diane Wycinowski, Treas., Lenora Hyman, V. Pres., Cathy Hoover, Sherri Cohen, Sec., Melanie Mazzotta, Debbie Goldman, Ellen Daniels, Terry Rotondo. Row 2: Jill Gordon, Cindy Petras, Sue Goldberg, Pat McArthur, Margie Nelson, Linda Bearden, Irene LaRose, Irene Difiore, Ricki Cohen, Kathy Petras. Row 3: Jim Dunn. Billy Cotter, Bob Annino, Angela Banks. Richard Licdke, David Barker. Lisa Williams, Mary Atkinson, Phyllis Morello. Row 4: Anne Konior, Doreen Beattie, Chris Green, Debi Hayles, John Gunther, Bret Rizzly, Ellen Arabas, Elaine Moran. Row 5: Penny Deote, Gail Falco, Sue Areso, Mary Joe DeJohn, Linda Pennington, Donnette Peltier, Kim Brown, Jim Bran- day, Lisa Brown, Ann Clohosey. Row 6: Jeff Kania, Mark Steele, Roger Pearl. Missing: Debbie Kilbury, Pres. 56 Future Teachers of America Row 1: Miss Louise Facius, Gloria Moore, Claudette Thompson. Faye McCaw. Row 2: Lisa Williams, Mary Shooshan. (Treasurer), Da- vid Meisler (president), Richard Liedkc, (vice-president). National Honor Society Left to Right: Mary Shooshan. Mary Jo DeJohn - Treasurer. Miss Smith — Advisor, Margie Nelson — Vice President, Sue Aresco, Lenora Hyman, Bernice Scata Secretary, Cathy hoover, Lil Elly, Cindy Petras. Rich- ard Leidke, Jim Lawrence, Sue Goldburg, Nori Sayanaghi President, Marcia Dupnik, Pal Jepson. Absent from picture: Debbie Kilbury, Michelle Mazzotta, Dave Jarzabek. 57 Future Farmers of America Row I: Mr. Frank Kravic — Advisor, Ed Tobias, Jim Lawrence Treasurer, Reg Patchell Vice President, Russ Clark — Reporter, Dave Simmons Parlimentarian, Pat Jepson President, Willy Kramer Sentinel, Liz Mylcreest Secretary, Job Day, Dave Stock, Louise Petrichenko, Mr. Dan Digiulio — Advisor. Row2: Kenny Donahue. Dave Lougee, Robert Jassc, Joel Harmon, Cliff Seifert. Bill Heise, Art Higgins, Diane Foster, Cathy Rutty, Roseann Ranno, Martha Seifert, Janice Zdcb, Jim Watkins, Jenifer Therrian. Row 3: Bill Sadlowski, Debby Mikulski. Dorothy McKinney, Ann Marie Russo, Jim Dumas, Philip LcMontange, Mike Wyskicl, Normand Emond, Debby Gendron, Patty Johnson, Neils Larson. Steve Wing. Tina Hall. Row 4: Leslie Auster. Laurie Rollason, Grace Zanelli, Beth Treadwell. Diane Watrous. Dale Young, Mia Hajek. Dave Ducki. Corrie Lenares, Cheryl Rich, Al Figert, Carrie Baker. Tina Gagnon. Jane Franciszkow. Row 5: Ann Meehl. Bob Nestor, Jay Mantie, Eugene Lewis, Dana Valeriay, Matt Figert, Kathy Gendron, Joanne Cloutier, Lorraine Day, Nancy Geromin, Todd Peterson, Matt Hejna. Row 6: Bill Simpson, Jeff Lewis, Randy Hilgert, Dave Christenson, George Lenard. Darrell Castor, Karen Gionfriddo, Sandy Foss, Debby Stock, Leon Tobias, Alton Johnson, Jim Garrison, Ray Terribile, Scott Parent. Row 7: John Hal Unger. Chis Miller, Scott Nichols, Jim Burgen, Peter Schcu, Mark Frangione, Mark Goss, Steve Lewis, Mark Mc- Auliffe, Donald Lee, Randy Stillwaggon, Ruth Clark, Cindy Labagh, Kim Colavito, Kathy LeMonlange. Row I: Mrs. Slaba, Advisor; Dale Young, Ellen Scranton, Michelle Mazzotta, Linda Bearden. Lori Bombaci, Sandy Foss, Debbi Stock. Row 2: Karen Lavallee, Frank Mc- Calley. Diane Czaja, Louise Petriccnko, Jennifer Therrian, Nancy Balak, Bob Belury. Row 3: Georgie Tefft, Jill Gor- don, Carmello Mastrangelo, Wendy Taylor, Pat Jepson, John Roberts. Absent: Scott Rosenthal. Equestrian Club African Drumming Row 1: Claudette Thompson. Linda Whitehead, Sheila Clark, Don Combe, Mary Ann Stavis. Row 2: Paul Vicchitto, John Proudman. Freeman Donkor, Paul Grimaldi. Row I: Leslie Fitzpatrick, Den- ise Vereen, Avery Banks. Sonia Roman, Ella Hyman. Row 2: Paulette Lipscomb, Lorraine Graig, Annie Ruth Bartell, Claudette Thompson, Marie White. A f r 1 c a n Row I: Marie White, Pres. Sue James, Treas. Mary Ann Stavis, Vice Pres. Tony Bostick, Sec. Leslie Fi- tzpatrick, Avery Banks, Mrs. Bryant, advisor. Row 2: Annie Ruth Bartell. Bernice McAuthur, Cheryl Glover, Eva Holley, Ella Hyman, Denise Vereen, Betty Overton, Kim Dawkins, Paulette Lipscomb. Row 3: Diane Moore, Shirley Moore, Delores James, Sherry Ann Hankanis, Raymond Tinsel. Tony Cofield, Bruce Weston, Darrie Taylor. Row 4: Debbie Washington, Pat Weston. Debbie' Glover, Doris Myers, Shelby Watford, Paul Higgins, Mi- chael Perry, Tyrone Banks. Black Union Help Out Those Who Are in Trouble Kindness Is in Big Demand 61 Do Away With All the Heartache That We’ve Brought Upon Us All Believe Me When I Beg of You This Is for the Most Worthy Cause. y 68 Sophomore Class Officers: Ricki Cohen, Secretary Ken Bartollota, Vice Pres. Dave Barid, Treasurer Wayne Burgess, President. Sophomore 71 74 75 76 '«illifiiffi 79 Awr Robert David Annino Susan D. Aresco Gardenio Carlo Amato Paul Andrelski Jay Michael Abrahamson Cynthia Anne Ashline Peter Jay Auster Angela Lavern Banks Curtis Tyrone Banks Marsha Balestro Phillip Geoffrey Austin Maurice Alan Bonner Joanne Rose Bouchard Brian Joseph Bousquet James E. Bryant Peter Albert Bredifeld Mary Louise Carlson Diane Lorraine Caron Anthony Paul Catanzaro Don Combe Nancy Lynn Marie Combe Robert William Congdon William F. Cotter Dean Coutsouridis Richard Michael Cox 89 Mark Frank DeFranccsco David E. Ducki LucioC. DiMouro 90 Mary-Joe Anne DeJohn Jim Dunn Robert Raymond Daniels Lillis Coles Elty Susan Ereshena Marcia Ann Dupnik Janet Lynn Fiderio Normand P. Emond Joan Evelyn Estelle Edmund Colmen Flanigan Jeffrey Mark Fraulino Brenda Elaine Gagnon Lynn Ann Gionfriddo Joe Frank Fuentes Susan Harrie Goldberg Barbara Ann Fournier Deborah Susan Goldman Phyllis Anola Grant Linda Gray Hollv Louise Gorden Jill Pamela Gordon Christopher Maynard Green Chester Frank Harris David Norman Harris Maria Louise Hajek Peter John Halibozek Inge-Rut Han Catherine Ann Hoover Maria Ann Hoyle Robin Hubbard Lenora Hyman Sandra Lee Hills Eva Lois Holley David Albert Jarzabek Patricia Jane Jepson Karen Maria Kelly 96 Russ Jacobs Jill Kabel Cheryl Ann Krajewski Patrick Eugene Kenney Debra Leigh Kilbury Anne Konior John Paul Kurek Robert James La Bella David Allan Lake 97 Kathie Leal Philip Louis LeMontagnc Eugene E. Lewis Jr. Richard Liedke 98 James Roger Lawrence Bernard Paul Lougee Peter Brooks Maynard Melanie Elizabeth Mazzotta Michele M. Mazzotta Patricia Ellen McArthur Leslie Faye McCaw Steven Muller Margie McClaine Gewanda Marie Morring Carol Parmentcr Thelma Jean Perry Linda Jean Piasecki Donnette Peltier Robin Peterson Wendy Lee Petersen Charles Francis Purdell 103 Linda Pennington Shirley Pauline Pollard Cindy L. Petras Frances Russo 104 Mark Russo Roseann Marie Ranno Don Roberts Cheryl Ann Ramos Mary Ellen Rotondo David M. Quinn Louise Sapia Norihisa Sayanagi Janice Louise Schilke 105 Cathy Rutty Bernice Scuta Dave Schumann Hanna Anna Selke Jeffrey A. Shaw Frank Siena Thomas Scranton Mary Alden Shooshan 106 Eleanor Faye Silas David Simmons Jill Marion Sitkin Eileen Smithwick Salvatore Spatola 107 Nancy Smith Debbie Spada Wayne Frank Slocking Heidi Lyn Stevenson Patricia Ann Spruill Richard Chris Stanchfield Randolph K. Stillwaggon John Stojak Emsley Ann Taylor Claudette Renee Thompson Ricky Verecn Paul V. Vicchitto Thomas S. Vitale John Wallace 109 Joan Alexandria Warzecha William Allan Warzecha Janice Whalen Charlie White Annie Marie Wibby Lavonya Lee von Ivan Williams L.inda Whitehead 110 Kathleen Ann Woodward Steven David Wyskiel Michael Peter Wyskiel Darrie Jean Young Rosetta Young 111 ' p3q jo f6i 3C p o£) -3 c, pv u'i. ' HWC Nfow hc rU9� 6s.S� JCQ uo ; J?£ BLKy O) ‘UUOQ w £ $ 'uwbs5'. o 1 « n Kty?V'Jur'Q X V N Ht S vjuqn'spay hj '5j ' GH f jc uo ' ®CL f. ____ 1 . fn. , . -5I .-JH.I 'uOwVm� OMN 'ciTWXVl W� QOCl lL °«CVJ vp P'M ;?rM � V oq 4:; VS W3cfe e iii Meen wj) 0 N5C 9 % 3PMaPP1 • ♦ ♦ ♦ 0 7� 8 di H 113 Senior Directory ABRAHAMSON. JAY, 74 Lee St., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Chess Club, 11; Math Club 12. AMATA, GARDENIO, 131 East Main St.. Middletown, Ct. AMENTA, JEANNE, 439 Ridge Rd.. Middletown, Ct. '7 will always remember the WHS v.s. MHS game. Clubs: Talent Show Committee, 9; G.S.C., 9; Tennis 9. ANDRELSKI, PAUL, 1151 Washington St., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Margray Staff, 11; Saga Staff, 11; Art, 12; Photography, 10, 11. ANNINO, ROBERT. Bob . 37 Magno- lia Ave., Middletown, Ct. Do it before it’s too late. Clubs: Audio Visual, 9.10,11,12; Chess, 9, 10,11; French, 10,11,12; Math, 9,10,11: Varsity Club, 10,11,12; Baseball, 10,12; Basketball, 9,10,11; Cross Country, 10,11, 12 (Capt. 11,12); Track. 11; Physical Fit- ness, 10,11,12. ARESCO, SUE, 54 Dorothy Dr. Middle- town, Ct. Time does not become sacred until we have lived it.” Clubs: National Honor Society, 11,12; Class Officer, (Pres.) 11,12; Saga Staff, 12; French, 9,10,11,12; Latin, 11,12; Mel- odies, 12; Badminton, 9,10,11,12; Basket- ball, 9; Bowling, 10,11; Softball, 9; Volley- ball, 9,10,11,12: Leader’s Club 9; GSC Board, 10,11. ASHLINE, CINDY, Bear Hill Rd., Mid- dletown, Ct. Your flight to fame was fast and made you dizzy. Shanana. Clubs: Art, 10,11,12; French, 9,10,11: Badminton, 10; Tennis, 10. AUSTER, PETER, 215 Saybrook Rd., Middletown, Ct. The oceans of the world are our inherit- ance . it is time for us to preserve and protect them for all time. Jacqucs-Yves Cousteau. Clubs: Margray Staff, 12; Saga Staff, 9, 10,11,12; Audio Visual, 12; Photography, 9,10,11,12, (Sec.); Stage Band, 9,10,11,12; Band, 9,10,11,12. AUSTIN, GEOFFREY, 25 Scenic View Dr. Middletown, Ct. Chevy Rules! BALESTRO, MARSHA, East Hampton Rd., Portland, Ct. The most wasted day of all is that one which we have not laughed. BANKS, ANGELA. 5 Roosevelt Dr., Middletown, Ct. To be nobody but myself means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight. E.E. Cummings. Clubs: Student Council. 10,11; Jr. Coun- cil; Sr. Council; Scholarship Committee, 10,11,12 (Pres.); Black Union, 9,10,11; French Club, 10,11,12; Badminton, 9,10, 11,12; Basketball, 9,10,11,12; Tennis. 10; Volleyball, 9.10,11,12; G.S.C. Board, 12 (Pres.) BANKS, CURTIS, Tyrone . 5 Roosev- elt Dr., Middletown, Ct. Why hesitate, the time is now. Clubs: Black Union, 10,11,12; Chess, 9; Basketball, 10,11; Cross Country, 11. BARKER, DAVID. Margarite Rd. Ext., Middletown, Ct. For every true friend there's a million buddies. Clubs: Saga Staff, 12; Scholarship Com- mittee, 12; Chess, 9,10; A.F.S., 9,10,11, 12; French, 11,12; Photography, 10,11; Latin, 12; Crosscountry, 12; Track, 12. BARTOLOTTA, WAYNE, Bart . 565 East Main St., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Class Officer, 9,10,11 (Vice Prs.); Student Council, 12; Sr. Council, 12, Chess 9,10; Stage Band, 11,12; Baseball, 9,10,11,12; Football, 9,10,11; Physical Fitness, 9,10,11. BASIEL, MARTIN, 154 Front St., Mid- dletown, Ct. BATCHELDER, SHEREE, Batch , 89 Daddario Rd., Middletown, Ct. Long distance is reaching out and touch- ing someone you love. Clubs: Student Cpuncil, 10; Business Club, 11. BATES, DIANE, Dee-Dee . 411 Mill- brook Rd., Middletown, Ct. “There are places I'll remember all my life, though some have changed. Some for- ever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. John Lennon and Paul McCarthy. BEATTIE, DOREEN, 53 Spencer Dr., Middletown, Ct. You are only what you are and not what you think you are.” Clubs: Saga Staff, 12; French, 9,10,11,12: Latin, 12: Bowling, 11,12; Tennis, 11,12. BONNER, MAURICE, 218 Plaza Dr., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Chess, 9.10; Black Union, 9,10,11, 12; Basketball, 9,10,11,12; Football, 11, 12. BOUCHARD, JOANNE, Jo . 76 Hunting Hill Ave. Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Melodies, 9. BROUSQUET, BRIAN, 39 Fairlawn Ave., Middletown, Ct. BREDEFELD, PETER, 754 Middle St., Middletown, Ct. BRYANT, JAMES, O.J. , 50 Maple- wood Terr., Middletown, Ct. I live my life naturally you are you and I am me. Clubs: Black Union, 12; Basketball, 11,12. BURGESS, DEAN, 167 Markham St., Middletown, Ct. CAREY. DONNA, Mohican Rd., Mid- dletown, Ct. CARLSON, MARY LOU, Old Ponsett Rd., Haddam, Ct. Clubs: Saga Staff, 12; A.F.S., 11,12; Badminton. 11,12; Cheerleader, 12. CARON. DIANE, Di . 610 Atkins St., Middletown, Ct. Don't worry. I've got everything under control. Clubs: Saga Staff, 12; Chess, 9; Poetry, 9; Majorette, 11,12. CANTANZARO, TONY. Cat . 96 Newtown St.. Middletown, Ct. 7is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. Clubs: Class officer, 10,11; Student Coun- cil, 12; French. 10,11; Keynotes, 11,12; Track 11,12 (Capt.); Physical Fitness, 10. 11,12. CHARATAN, MARK, 105 Schuyler Ave, Middletown, Ct. COHEN, SHERRI. 36 Ryan St.. Middle- town, Ct. Yesterday is your past; today is your fu- ture because your tomorrow is unknown. Clubs: Student Council, 9,11,12; Jr. Coun- cil; Sr. Council; Saga Staff, 12; Scholar- ship Committee, 12; A.F.S., 9,11,12; French 9,11,12 (Sec.); Ski Club, 9; Bowl- ing, 11; Volleyball, 9,11,12; Pep Club, 9. COLEMAN, DONALD. 71 Highland Ave., Middletown, Ct. COLLINS, RICHARD, 35 Birchwood Dr., Middletown, Ct. COMBE, DON, 44 Gleeson Rd., Middle- town, Ct. “Let us have Peace in Mind. Clubs: Student Council, 9; Audio Visual, 9,10,11,12; Drama, 12; Stage Band, 9,10, 11,12; Talent Show Committee, 11,12; Track, 9. COMBE, NANCY, Sput , Paterson Dr., Middletown, Ct. Keep on asking and you will keep on get- ting; Keep on looking and you keep on finding; Knock and the door will be opened. Luke 11:9. 114 Clubs: Student Council, 10; French, 9; Bowling, 12; Pep Club, 9; Majorettes, 10. 11,12 (Co-Capt.). CONGDON, ROBERT. “Cong . Brooks Rd., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Chess, 9,10; French, 10,11; Varsity Club, 10,11,12; Football, II;Track, 10,11: Swimming, 10,11,12. COTTER, BILL, “Cooler . 95 Durwin St., Middletown, Ct. It doesn't pay to gamble, even if you win. Clubs: Student Council, 12; French, 9,10, 11,12; Math, 9; Stage Band. 12; Baseball, 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9; Swimming, 10; Physical Fitness, 11,12. COX, RICHARD, 294 South Main St.. Middletown, Ct. COUTSOURIDIS, DEAN: Greek ; 49 Silver Street, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Drama 12; AFS 9,10,11, Vice Pres., 12; Stage Band. 9,10.11,12; Talent Show Committee 11,12; Physical Fitness. 9. DANIELS. BOB: “Bo D ; Millbrook Road, Middletown Ct. “It's time to leave high school, friends, memories and start a new life. Most of us are glad to go. but when we are older and look back, we will be sad that we had to leave. Class Officer 9 pres., 10 (Pres.), 12 (Vice Pres.); Student Council 11; Scholarship Committee 9; French 9,10,11,12; Key Notes 12; Latin 12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Baseball 9.10,11,12; (Captain); Basketball 9; Football 9,10,11,12, (Captain); Physical Fitness 9,10,11,12. DAVIS, ELIZABETH. 142 South Main Street, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Student Council 9. DEFRANCESCO, MARK, 443 South Main Street, Middletown, Ct. DeJOHN, MARY JOE, 16 Kicft Road, Middletown, Ct. What shall it profit a man. if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul. Mark 8:36. Clubs: National Honor Society 11,12. (Treas.); Saga Staff 12; French Club 9,10, 11,12; Latin 11,12; Melodies 11,12; Bad- minton 10,12; Bowling 10,11; Majorettes 10.11.12, (Captain); Senior Council 12. DIMAURE, LUCIO, “Lou-Joe , 208 Evergreen Circle, Middletowm, Ct. DOUGLAS, JOAN. 15 Summer Hill Road, Middletown, Ct. DUCKI, DAVE. 1184 Middle Street, East Berlin, Ct. We re so close, and yet so far. Clubs: Chess 10,11; FFA 9,10,11,12. DUNN, JIM, 1681 Randolph Road, Mid- dletown, Ct. I'll drink to that! Clubs: Audio Visual 10,11,12; Latin 12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Physical FitnessClub 11,12. DUPNIK, MARCIA, Marsh . 755 Westfield Street, Middletown, Ct. Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson. Clubs: National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 11; Saga Staff 11,12; (Business Editor) AFS 10,11,12 (Treas.); Badminton 11,12; Basketball 10,11; Vol- leyball 10,11,12; Cheerleader 12; Girls Sports Club 12 (Vice Pres.). ELTY, LIL, 7 Frisbic Street, Middle- town, Ct. Clubs: National Honor Society 12; Mar- gray Staff 11,12; Saga Staff 11,12; AFS 10,11,12; Latin 12; Badminton 10; Pep Club 9. EMOND, NORMAN, Norm . 143 Margarite Road, Middletowm, Ct. Clubs: FFA 9,10,11,12; Football 12. ERESHENA, SUSAN, 2 George Street, Middletown, Cl. God did not create woman from man’s head, that he should command her. Nor from his feet, that she should be his slave. But rather from his side, that file should be near his heart. ESTELLE, JOAN, Froggy , 92 Berke- ley Road, Middletown, Ct. FU ENTES, JOE, 83 Crescent Street, Middletown, Ct. FIDERIO, JANET, Jan , Country Club Road, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Junior Council II; Margray Staff 12; Saga Staff 12; Drama 12; FFA 9,10, 11.12, (Sec.); Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Pho- tography 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Cheer- leaders 11,12 (co-captain). FLANIGAN, EDMUND, 78 Bielefield Road, Middletown, Ct. FOURNIER, BARBARA, Barb . 2 Ridge Road, Middletown, Ct. May we always keep the things we cher- ish the most close to us. Clubs: Ecology 9; Bowling 12; Art Club 12. FRAL1LINO. JEFF, Stevens Lane, Mid- dletowm, Ct. Would I kid you? Clubs: Saga Staff 9,12; Audio Visual 9,10, 11,12; French Club 9; Latin 12: Photogra- phy 9,10,11,12 (Vice pres.); Track 11,12; Physical Fitness 11,12. GAGNON, BRENDA, 50 Bidwell Terr., Middletown, Ct. Love is: don’t say it unless you mean it! GIONFRIDDO, LYNN, 66 Annette Place, Middletown, Qt. GOLDBERG, SUSAN, Moose . 91 Murray Street, Middletown, Ct. Education consists of being afraid at the right time. Angelo Patri. Clubs: National Honor Society 12; Class Officer 12 (Treas.); Student Council 11.12; Saga Staff 12; Scholarship Committee 12; AFS 11,12; French 9,10,11,12; FT A 12 (Sec.); Melodies 11,12; Badminton 9,10, 11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; FT A 12 (Sec.); Melodies 11,12; Badminton 9,10, 11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Volleyball 9,10, 11; Majorettes 11,12 (Sec.). GOLDMAN, DEBORAH, Debbie . 810 Randolph Road, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Student Council 12; Art 12; Drama 12; French 12; Bowling 12; Tennis 12; Vol- leyball 12. GORDON, HOLLY, Weej . 190 Spen- cer Dr., Middletown, Ct. Am I in Heaven, or am in Miami? Martin Mull. Clubs: Margray Staff 12; Poetry 9. GORDON, JILL, 1630 Randolph Rd.. Middletowm, Ct. Procrastination is the thief of time. Clubs: Audio-Visual 10; French 9,10,11, 12; Bowling 9,10; Equestrian Club 12; Majorettes 11,12. GRANT, PHYLLIS, 3 McKenna Dr. Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Black Union 9,10; Chess 10,11; FNA 12; Latin 12; Badminton 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10,12; Softball 9,10,11,12; Volley- ball 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader 11,12. GRAY, LINDA, 1088 Bartholomew Rd. Middletown, Ct. GREEN, CHRISTOPHER, “Chris 77’. 78 Gleeson Rd., Middletown, Ct. Don't you know that I love my music, ain’t never gonna change my tune. Clubs: Student Council 11,12; French 9, 10,11,12; Latin 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12: Basketball 9,10; Crosscountry 11.12; Physical Fitness 11, 12. HAHN, INGE-RUT, Saybrook Rd., Higganum, Ct. Because the world is round, it turns you on. Clubs: AFS (exchange student West Germany); Ski Club 12; Equestrian Club 12. HAJEK, MARIA, Mia”. Christian Hill Rd., Higganum, Ct. “I have within me a hope that man will fall in love again. Clubs: FFA 11,12. HALIBOZEK, PETER, Hal . 28 Bow Lane, Middletown, Ct. 115 Seek not to know all the answers, but simply to understand the questions.” Clubs: Class Officer 9,10; Sr. Council 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Football 9,10,11,12 (captain) ; Physical Fitness 9,10,11,12. HARRIS, CHESTER, 55 Church St., Middletown, Ct. HARRIS, DAVID, 174 Wilcox Rd.. Middletown, Ct. HILLS, SANDRA, “Sandy”, Brooks Rd., Middletown, Ct. To love and to be loved is the one thine in life. HIGGINS, GAIL, 68 Roosevelt Dr.. Middletown, Ct. HOLLEY, EVA, 9 MacArthur Ct., Mid- dletown, Ct. ‘7 will try . . . Time will go by And I'll emerge a winner. Clubs: Student Council 12; Black Union 12. HOOVER, CATHY, 131 Eastern Dr., Middletown, Ct. “Smile and the whole world smiles with you. Clubs: National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 11; Saga Staff 12; Schol- arship Comm. 12; Drama 12; AFS 12; French 9,10,11,12; Latin 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Badminton 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10; Tennis 10; Cheerleader 10, 11,12 (co-captain); Pep Club 9,10. HOYLE, MARIA, “El Presidente , 392 Millbrook Rd., Middletown,Ct. “Then there are more and more endings: the sixth, the 53rd. the 131st. the 9.435th ending, endings going faster and faster, until this book is having 186,000 endings per second. Richard Bravitgan. Clubs: Margray Staff 12. HUBBARD, ROBIN, 135 Maple Shade Rd., Middletown, Ct. “Only that day dawns to which we are awake. Clubs: Student Council 11; Jr. Council 11; Sr. Council 12; Saga Staff 12; Drama 10; AFS 9,10,11; French 9; Badminton 12; Volleyball 10; Melodies 12; Band Captain 12. HYMAN, LENORA, “Nora , 224 Bos- ton Rd., Middletown, Ct. Remember me when you drink the wine. Remember me as a good time. Clubs: National Honor Society 12; Class Officer 12 (Sec.); Student Council 9,10,11, 12; Saga Staff 12 (Sports Editor); Scholar- ship Comm. 12; French 9,10,11 (Sec.), 12 (Vice Pres.); Melodies 11,12; Varsity Club 11; Badminton 9,10,11,12; Basketball 12; Softball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Leader's Club 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader 11, 12; GSC 11 (Treas.); Choral Council 12. JACOBS, RUSSELL, “Russ ’, 476 Pine St., Middletown, Ct. If you don’t smile and mean it. you may never mean to smile. Clubs: Chess 9,10,11,12; Math Club 10; Physical Fitness 11,12. JARZABEK, DAVID, “Jarz . 236 Spen- cer Dr., Middletown, Ct. Live your own life because no one can live it for you. Clubs: National Honor Society 12; Sr. Council 12; AFS 12; Industrial Arts 9,10, 11,12; Latin 12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12 (captain). JEPSON, PATRICIA, P.J. . 416 At- kins St., Middletown, Ct. “ This above all - to thine own self be true. W. Shakespeare. Clubs: National Honor Society 11,12; FFA 9 (Pres.), 10 (Reporter), 11 (Treas.), 12 (Treas.); Jr. Classical League 10,11,12; Latin 10,11,12; Equestrian 12; Stage Band 11,12; Bowling 10,11; Volleyball 9,10. KABEL, JILL, 22 Cedar St., Middle- town, Ct. Clubs: Student Council 12 (Sec.); Saga Staff 12; AFS 9,10,11,12; French 9; Jr. Classical League 10,11,12; Latin 10,11 (Sec.); 12 (Treas.); Ski Club 11,12; Lead- er’s Club 10,11; Majorette 10,11 (Treas.), 12. KELLY, KAREN, 10 Blue Spruce St., Middletown, Ct. Let thy life be sincere. Clubs: Saga Staff 12; AFS 12; Tennis 11. KENNY, PATRICK, Pat . 121 Hunt- ing Hill Ave., Middletown, Ct. “It s better to do what you want, not what others want you to do. Clubs: AFS 9,10,11,12; Saga Staff 12. KILBURY, DEBBI, Shory . 269 Ball- fall Rd., Middletown, Ct. “To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming. Clubs: National Honor Society 12; Stu- dent Council 10,11,12; Margray Staff 11; Saga Staff 11,12 (Co-editor-in-chief); Scholarship Comm. 12; AFS 9,10; French 9.10.11.12 (Pres.); Badminton 10,11,12; Bowling 10,11; Tennis 9,12; Volleyball 9, 10,11,12; Leader’s Club 9,10,11,12; Sr. Council 12; Majorettes 10; Pep Club 9. KONIOR, ANNE, 4 Linden St., Middle- town, Ct. “So many gods, so many creeds. So many paths that wind and wind. While just the art of being kind, is all each of us needs. Clubs: Sr. Council 12; Chess Club 9; In- dustrial Arts Club 10,11; Majorettes 11, 12. KRAJEWSKI, CHERYL, 37 Deerfield Ave., Middletown, Ct. “Smile it’ll make people wonder what you've been up to. Clubs Saga Staff 12 (Typing Editor); Bas- ketball 10,11; Volleyball 10,11,12; Bad- minton 11,12; Leader’s Club 9,10,11,12. KUREK, JOHN, 35 Markham St., Mid- dletown, Ct. Clubs: Industrial Arts Club 12. LABBADIA, POMPEO, “Pompey . 85 Spencer Dr., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Football 11. LABELLA, ROBERT, “Bob . 101 South Main St., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Cross Country 11,12; Track 10,11, 12. LAKE, DAVID, 105 Barry Ct., Middle- town, Ct. “How narrow is the vision that exalts the busyness of the ant above the singing of the grasshopper. Clubs: Margray Staff 12; Saga Staff 12; Drama 11,12; Jr. Classical League 9,10, 11,12; Latin 9,10,11,12; Photography 12 (Treas.). LAWRENCE, JIM, 37 Warwick Street, Middletown, Ct. “I’ll sing my visions to the sky all around me. Clubs: National Honor Society 11,12; Margray Staff 12 (editor-in-chief); FFA 9, 10.11.12 (treas.); Football 9,10,11,12; Track 11,12. LEAL, KATHIE, 644 East Main Street, Middletown, Ct. “Tis only by questions one learns the answers.” Clubs: Student Council 10; Saga Staff 12; Art 9,10,11,12; Latin 12; G.S.C. 9. LEMONTAGNE, PHIL, Spencer Road, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: FFA 9,10,11,12. LEWIS, EUGENE, “Gene . Maynard Road, Higganum, Ct. Clubs: Saga Staff 12; FFA 10,11,12. LIEDKE, RICHARD, 43 Bow Lane, Middletown, Ct. “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understand- ing. Proverbs 3:5. Clubs: National Honor Society 12; Saga Staff; (Art and Theme Editor); Margray Staff; Scholarship Committee 12 (Sec.); 116 AFS 12; French Club 9,10,11.12; FT A 11, 12 Vice pres); Photography 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 12. LOUGEE, BERNIE, Jacoby Road. Hig- ganum, Ct. Clubs: FFA 9,10; Basketball 10,11,12 (capt.). MALTESE, JOHN, 2 Bluegrass Drive, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: French Club 10,11,12; Physicsl Fit- ness Club 11; Senior Council 12. MANG1NE, JOHN, 33 Villa Street, Middletown, Ct. MANTIE, JAY, 145 Plumb Road, Mid- dletown, Ct. “Life is not measured by the time we live.” Clubs: Student Council 11; Drama 12; FFA 9,10,11,12 (Pari.); CrossCountry 10, 11,12; Track 10,11,12 (Capt.); Physical Fitness 11,12. MANTIGLIA, RANDALL, ’Randy”. 863 Randolph Road, Middletown, Ct. MARCOUX, SHARON, 15 Beverly Hqts., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Art Committee 10,11,12; Home Room Rep. 9; Badminton 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10. MARCIA, JEFFREY, Church Hill Road, Haddam, Ct. MAYNARD, PETER, 115 Brown Street, Middletown, Ct. “Body clothed in a no-cloth robe. Feet clad in turtle fur boots, I seize my bow of rabbit horn and prepare to shoot the Devil Ignorance ” Cold Mountain. Clubs: Student Council 9,10; Chess 12; Drama 11; AFS 9,10,11; French 9; Ski Club 9; Swimming 9,10. MAZZOTTA, MELANIE, Mel , 713 Pine Street, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Student Council 12; Saga Staff 12; French Club 12; Bowling 12. MAZZOTTA, MICHELE, 12 Poinsettia Street, Middletown, Ct. W hose only fit companion is her horse. Clubs: National Honor Society 12; Chess 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Eques- train 12. MCARTHUR, PATRICIA, Mac”. 18 Omo Street, Middletown, Ct. Believing everything you see is almost as bad as having to see everything you believe.” Clubs: Student Council 9; Senior Council 12; Black Union 9,10; French 11,12; Bad- minton 10,11.12; Basketball 9; Softball 9, 10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12. Basket- ball Sports Writer. MCCAW, L. FAYE, 70 Eastern Drive, Middletown, Ct. ”I feel jealousy should become infinetesi- mal, and love should become spontaneous . . that's myperrogative.” Clubs: Black Union 9,10,11,12; French 10; FFA 12; FNA 12; Crocheting Club 12. MCCLAINE, MARGIE, ” Marg”, 10 Maplewood Terrace, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Black Union 11,12. MORRING, GEWANDA, Wanda”. 88 Roosevelt Drive, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Biack Union 9,10. MURPHY, JOAN, 39 Daddario Road, Middletown, Ct. Grant me the courage not to give up on what think is right. even though I think it's hopeless.” Clubs: Student Council 9,12; G.S.C. 12. MULLER, STEVE, 74 Virginia Drive, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Chess 12; Photography 9,10. NELSON, MARGIE, ” Marvi”, 751 Randolph Road, Middletown, Ct. The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. Clubs: National Honor Society 11,12 (Vice-pres.); Margray Staff 11,12; Saga Staff 12; AFS 12; French 9,10,11,12; Var- sity Club 10,11; Swimming 12; Badminton 10,11; Tennis 9,10; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Leaders Club 9,10; Pep Club 9,10 (Treas.), 11. NESTOR, ROBERT Bob”. 362 Mile Lane, Middletown, Ct. The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn’t love till you give it a- way. Smile and be happy.” Clubs: Student Council 9,10; Margray Staff 12; Saga Staff 12 (Sales Editor); FFA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 12 (Vice-Pres.). NUTTAL, GREG, 10 Yellow Yellow Circle, Middletown, Ct. ORLANDO, PAUL, 46 Durham Road, Durham, Ct. PALMER, DAVID, 393 Farm Hill Road, Middletown, Ct. ' To serve, strive. and never yield. Clubs: Audio Visual 9,10 (treas.), II (Treas.), 12, (Pres.): Drama 9,10,11,12;) Photography 9, (Treas.), 10, (Treas.) 11, 12; Stage Band 11,12; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 9,10,11,12. PAWLAK, PETER, 74 Birchwood Drive, Middletown, Ct. PARMENTER, CAROL, Farm”. Ryan Street, Middletown, Ct. May you always enjoy life and its excite- ment as much as you do now. ” Clubs: Student Council 9,10; Junior Coun- cil 11; Scholarship Committee 9,10,11,12; French 9.10; Latin 11; Melodies 10,11.12; Varsity 10; Cheerleaders 10; Pep Club 9, 10. PELTIER, DONNETTE, Donn . 141 Ridge Road, Middletown, Ct. Memories clinging like a vine, and flour- ish at a touch of the mind. Clubs: Senior Council 12; Saga Staff 12; AFS 9,10; French 9,10,11,12; Latin 12; Math 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Badminton 9,10,11,12; Cheerleaders 11,12 (Treas.); Pep Club 9,10; Scholarship Committee 11 (Vice-president). PENNINGTON, LINDA, ”L. Penn’’. 779 Ridge Road, Middletown, Ct. When this you see, remember me, and keep it in your mind, let all the world say what they may. speak of me as you find. Clubs: Student Council 12; French 9,10, 11,12; Melodies 12; Volleyball 9,10,11; Majorette 12; Pep Club 9,10. PERRY, THELMA, Vivian . 1 Ackley Place, Middletown, Ct. If not by far whether you win or you fail, but always be the best of whatever you are. Clubs: Student Council 9,10,11; Audio Visual 9,10: Photography 9,10,11,12. PETTERSON, ROBIN, Pete AM Bar- tholomew Rd.. Middletown, Ct. “When we get far enough away from the things that divide us we can't find them, because they aren’t really there. PETRAS, CINDY, 33 Virginia Dr., Mid- dletown, Ct. The art of life is to know how to enjoy a little and to endure much. Clubs: National Honor Society, 12; Jr. Council; Sr. Council; Saga Staff, 12 (Ac- tivities Editor); A.F.S., 11,12, French 9, 10,11,12; Jr. Classical League, 10,11; Lat- in 10,11,12; Badminton 9,10,11,12; Bas- ketball 10,11,12; Leaders’ Club 9,10,11, 12; Majorette, 11,12 (Treas.); Pep Club 9, 10 (Pres.). PETTERSEN, WENDY L. 773 Bow Lane, Middletown, Ct. Live your life to its fullest, because then and only then are you fulfilling your life. Clubs: Drama 12; French 11,12; F.F.A. 9, 10,11,12; Latin 9; Bowling 11; Pep Club 11. PIASECKI, LINDA, Piasec , 19 Con- 117 ncry Rd., Middletown, Ct. ”Love the one you're with, but don't for- get the one you love. Clubs: Student Council 12. POLLARD, SHIRLEY, 10 George St., Middletown, Ct. PURDELL, CHUCK. Maple Shade Rd., Middletown, Ct. Don't leave the good times behind. QUINN, CLAUDIA, 203 East Main St., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: G.S.C. 9.10. QUINN, DAVID. 52 Cubeta Rd., Mid- dletown, Ct. RAMOS, CHERYL, 53 Daddario Rd., Middletown, Ct. “ What you seem to be, be really. Clubs: Student Council 9,10; Photography 9. RANNO. ROSEANN, 'Rosa , 67 Pleasant View Dr., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: F.F.A., 10,11,12; Bowling 10,11; Volleyball 10. ROBERTS, DON, 512 Boston Rd., Mid- dletown, Ct. Take it as it comes, then don't ever let it go Clubs: Audio Visual 9,10,11.12; Ches 9, 10,11,12; Keynotes, 10,11,12; Latin 12; Stage Band 9,10.11,12. ROTONDO. MARY. Mare . 73 Vir- ginia Dr., Middletown, Ct. For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways. Clubs: Student Council 12; Margray 12; Saga Staff 12; French 11,12; Pep Club 10, 11,12. RUSSO, FRANCES. Speedy . 46 Sil- ver St., Middletown,Ct. Maybe someday I'll be able to help those to grow up in life like they have helped me to. Clubs: F.N.A. 12; F.T.A. 11; Latin 9,10, 11; Library 9,10,11,12. RUSSO, JEFFREY, 23 McKenna Dr., Middletown, Ct. RUSSO, MARK, 339 West St., Middle- town, Ct. 7 every person that was helped in life, helped ten more, this world would be a better place . RUTTY, CATHY, Kate . Turkey Hill Rd.. Haddam, Ct. Life is only what you make it. so keep on truckin' Clubs: Student Council 9,10,11: French 12; F.F.A. 12; F.N.A. 12. SAPIA, LOUISE, 583 East Main St., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Chess, 9; Secretarial Business Club 11. SAYANAGI, NORIHISA, Mori . 465 Ridge Rd.. Middletown, Cl. The memory be green. W. Shakespeare. Clubs: National Honor Society 11,12 (Pres.); Student Council 10,11,12; Sr. Council; Margray Staff 10,11.12; Saga Staff 9,10,11,12 (Co-cditor-in chief); Latin 12; Math 12; Photography 9.10,11.12 (Pres.); Swimming 10,11. SCATA, BERNICE, Bonnie . 566 Mill- brook Rd., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: National Honor Society 11,12 (Sec.); Bowling 11. SCHILKE, JANICE, “Jan . 7 Peck Rd., Middletown, Ct. I plan to be a teacher’s aide in a differ- ent school. Clubs: Art Club. 12; Math Club 10,11. SCHUMANN, DAVE, 20 Bow Lane, Middletown, Ct. SCRANTON, THOMAS, 20 Poinsettia St., Middletown, Ct. SELKE, HANNA, 100 Chestnut St., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Crocheting 9. SHAW, JEFFREY, Arbutus St., Middle- town, Ct. It is not best that we should all think alike; It is difference of opinion that makes horse races. Clubs: Student Council 10; A.F.S. 9,10, 11,12; French 9,10; Ski Club 9; Varsity Club 10; Swimming 9,10,11,12 (Capt.) Crew 9,10,11,12. SHOOSHAN. MARY, 311 Coleman Rd., Middletown, Ct. Two roads diverged in a wood, and I ! took the one less traveled by. and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost. Clubs: National Honor Society 12; Chess 9; F.T.A. 10,11,12 (Trcas.); Photography 10; Math Team 11,12. SIENA. FRANK, Franco . 52 Durrant Terrace, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Cross Country; Track; Physical Fitness; Sr. Council. SILAS, ELEANOR, Ellie , 57 Bridge St., Middletown, Ct. Free your Heart from hurl and pain, and learn to love more. SIMMONS, DAVID, Spruce Brook Rd., Middletown, Ct. “Fear the time when Manself will not suf- fer and die for a concept, for this one qual- ty is the foundation of Manself. and this one quality is man. distinctive in the Universe. Clubs: Chess 9,10,11; FFA 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10. SITKIN, JILL, 180 Clover St., Middle- Clubs: Margray Staff 10,11,12; Saga Staff 12; AFS 9,10; French 9,10; Latin 11,12 (Pres.); Track 11,12; Badminton 9,10,11. 12; Basketball 10,11; Volleyball 9,10,11, 12; Leader’s Club 9,10,11,12; Majorettes 10,11,12. SMITH, NANCY, Nana . 29 Peachtree 118 Lane, Middletown, Ct. Life is now in session. Are you present? Clubs: Student Council 9,10; Jr. Council 11; Sr. Council 12; Badminton 9,10; Bowl- ing 9,10; Tennis 9,10; Softball 9,10; Pep Club 9. SMITHW1CK. EILEEN, 265 Coleman Road, Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Chess 9,10. SPADA, DEBRA, 86 Chestnut Street, Ct. SPATOLA, SAL, 194 Ridge Road, Mid- dletown, Ct. Minnesota Vikings are the best. Clubs: Audio Visual 9; Photography 9,10, 11,12. SPENCER, DAVID, Elvis . 7 Roosev- elt Drive, Middletown, Ct. Never stops skiing. SPRUILL, PATRICIA, ’’Po”. 232 East Main Street, Middletown, Ct. Be happy; be beautiful; live fully each moment; cherish others and yourself .” Clubs: Junior Council 11; Black Union 9. 10,11,12 (Sec). STANCHFIELD, RICHARD, ‘St- anch . 43 Wilcox Road Middle- town, Ct. Clubs: French 9,10; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Baseball 11,12; Football 10,11.12; Swim- ming 9. STEVENSON, HEIDI, 181 Brown Street, Middletown, Ct. When you help someone, it counts for two the one you helped as well as you.'' Clubs: Student Council 9,10,12; Senior Council 12; Saga Staff 11,12; G.S.C. 9,10, 11; Pep Club 9. STILLWAGGON, RANDOLPH. Ran- dy”. 53 River Road, Clingon, Ct. Clubs: FFA 11,12; Football 12; Physical Fitness Club 11. STOCKING, WAYNE, Training Hill Road, Middletown, Ct. STOJAK, JOHN 1 Yellow Pine Circle, Middletown, Ct. TAYLOR. EMSLEY. 1 Long Lane, Middletown, Ct. THOMPSON, CLAUDETTE, 10 Yellow Green Rd., Middletown Ct. In my brief span upon this planet I've discovered there’s still room for honesty, idealism, excellence, and dedication. Clubs: Black Union 10,11,12; FT A 11,12; Spanish 11. VEREEN, RICKY I Roosevelt Dr. Mid- dletown, Ct. Be patient and the best of all shall come to you. Clubs: Class Officer II (Treas.); Student Council 9,10; Black Union 9,10; Chess 9; Keynotes 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Baseball 9,12; Basketball 9,10.11,12; Football 9,10,11,12. VICCHITTO, PAUL, Training Hill Rd., Middletown, Ct. We're all bozos on this bus called Earth. Clubs: Student Council 9 (freshmen repre- sentative to executive committee), 10 (sophomore representative to executive committee), 11 (junior representative to executive committee), 12 (pres.); AFS II, 12; Audio-Visual 11; Sr. Council 12; Clean-up Committee 12; Margray Staff 11,12. VITALE, THOMAS. 44 Durwin St., Middletown, Ct. What’s that buzz?” Clubs: Audio-Visual 9,10,11,12; Chess 10, 11; Football 12; Track 11,12; Physical Fitness 11,12. WALLACE, JOHN, 5 Fifth Ave., Mid- dletown, Ct. WARZECHA, JOAN, Chamberlain Rd., Middletown, Ct. Live for today, for yesterday is old and gone, and tomorrow is but a dream. WARZECHA, WILLIAM, 47 Tryor. St., Middletown, Ct. WHALEN, JAN, 97 Front St., Middle- town, Ct. Preserve your memories for they are a part of you.” Clubs: Class Officer 9; Student Council 9; Sr. Council 12; Saga Staff 12; AFS 9,10, 11,12; Ski Club 11: Badminton 10; Volley- ball 9; Pep Club 9. WHITE, CHARLES, 50 Roosevelt Dr., Middletown, Ct. WHITEHEAD. LINDA. 127 Tryon St., Middletown, Ct. WIBBY, ANNIE, 2 Roosevelt Dr.. Mid- dletown, Ct. WILLIAMS, LAVONYA, 34 Maple- wood Ter., Middletown, Ct. WOODWARD. KATHLEEN, Prout Hill Rd.. Middletown. Ct. A real friend is someone who walks in. when the rest of the world walks out. WYSKIEL, MICHAEL, 439 Long Hill Rd., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Chess 9,10; FFA 9,11,12. WYSKIEL, STEPHEN, 439 Long Hill Rd., Middletown, Ct. Clubs: Chess 10. YOUNG, DARRIE, 425 Fowler Ave., Middletown. Ct. “Good things, when short, are twice as good. Baltasan Graician. YOUNG, ROSETTA, 36 Maplewood Ter., Middletown, Ct. Life is a bunch of jive heartbreaks that can destroy your future; but if you ’re like me you can deal with it. Clubs: Black Union 9,10,11,12; GSC 10. 119 Class Will To whom it may concern — Be it remembered that we the class of 1974 at Woodrow Wilson High School in the city of Middle- town of Middlesex County of the state of Connecticut, being of comparatively sound mind and memory, but knowing the uncertainty of this life, do make this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revolking all former wills and testaments. After payment of our just debts and gambling loss- es, we bequeath and devise as follows: To the class of 1975 coming into the lordly estate of Seniors, our sincerest sympathy for their eminent pos- ition as chief despeners of law, order and justice in our fair school. To the class of 1976 the doubtful glory of becoming upperclassmen. To the class of 1977 we the editors of the Saga leave a portion of our great wisdom to be divided equally among its members so that each may have at least a taste of genius: And to the incoming freshmen, the class of 1978 our warmest congratulations — and remember, the last four years are the hardest. Personal Bequests: Jay Abrahamson leaves Mr. Gross a 1 centimeter thermometer, and a car with a speedometer in kilo- meters per hour. Jeanne Amenta leaves good luck and happiness to everyone. Robert Annino leaves the Cross Country Series Tro- phy. Sue Aresco leaves Zeus in Rm. 37. . Cindy Ashline leaves Miss Greco her tiny art room filled with junk. Peter Auster leaves Mr. Muldowney his mouth, so he can finally shut it himself. Angela Banks leaves Cheryl James to look over R.B., and R.P. David Barker leaves the parties to Ray and Ricky. Sheree Batchelder leaves her Bookkeeping practice set to Mr. Alsup with good luck. Joanne Bouchard leaves the school to anyone who wants it. Mary Lou Carlson leaves Mr. Montanile to find new, efficient secretaries. Diane Caron leaves Mr. Akasie a bottle of asprin and a pair of ear plugs for his 7th period class. Tony Catanzaro leaves his Honda to any sprocket- head who wants it. Sherri Cohen leaves her front row Physics seat to the next fortunate student. Don Combe leaves Mrs. Stevens a 1-lb. bag of M M’s peanut. Bill Cotter leaves Lynn — that should be enough. Bob Daniels leaves Wilson happy knowing Rich Lombardo will be the Master of the Raiders. Mary-Joe DeJohn leaves Mr. Lombardo a hotdog to eat during next year’s halftime. Jim Dunn leaves his fine physique to John Gunther. Marcia Dupnik leaves the job of Saga business man- ager to whoever is “capable” of the job. Sue Ereshena leaves this school for a more wonderful and rewarding life. Jeff Frauliono leaves Miss Facius a book of four’letter words. Susan Goldberg leaves Mr. Schimetshet to Mr. Ozga. Chris Gree relinquishes his green sneakers to the class of 75’s best dressed. Inge Hahn leaves the U.S.A. toeverybody.- Maria Hajek leaves her Spanish knowledge to Mr. Muldowny. Peter Halibozek leaves his “whites” to Monty’s next worthy Prima Donna. Sandy Hills leaves her Bookkeeping to Mr. Alsup and her tape recorder to Mrs. Perrault. Eva Holley leaves the promose to send someone back to Wilson to cook lunch for the students. Maria Hoyle leaves the ability to grow fingernails to anyone with the patience to try. Robin Hubbard leaves her place in Melo-Dees to any other Alto who sings Tenor. Lenora Hyman leaves her fantastic cheering ability to Sue Smallshaw. Russ Jacobs leaves Mrs. Leidke combat pay. Dave Jarzabek leaves Monty with more trophies than he bargained for. Pat Jepson leaves all of Miss Facius’ late-to-class compositions to someone daring to disprove that passes are too boring. Jill Kabel bequeaths her position on the majorette squad to the next big mouth. Karen Kelly leaves Mr. Muldowny’s Spanish class to anyone who’s desperate. Pat Kenney leaves the table in the back of the Art Room to anyone crazy enough to build a monstrosity. Debbi Kilbury Leaves a foot stool to anyone needing it because their feet don’t reach the floor. Cheryl Krajewski leaves Joyce all the M M’s she can eat and Chrit and Deb to look after Gary. Jim Lawrence Leaves Mr. Montanile 40 individual show stalls for the boy’s locker room. Kathie Leal leaves her stiff paint brushes to “Worm” and whoever can paint with them. Phil LeMontagne leaves Ted Molski to write the leg- end of Amos P. Hogg by himself. Eugene Lewis leaves nothing and slips out the back door unnoticed. Richard Liedke leaves Miss Facius and her U-Conn English to Tomm and Bubba in hopes they will con- tinue to drive her crazy. John Maltese will just leave. Jay Mantie leaves Mr. Lombardo to future Humanity classes. Sharon Marcoux leaves Karen Pinto 1 more long, suf- fering year in this jail. Pat McArthur leaves her gum wrappers to Mr. Gunther. Fay McCaw and Claudette Thompson leave the im- mature youngsters to play. Joan Murphy leaves. Margie Nelson leaves to some lucky freshman her sneakers for a great 3 years with the “Big Cheer- leader” Bob Nestor leaves his pride and spirit of this great school to all the underclassmen. David Palmer leaves A.V. to “et vous”. Carol Parmenter leaves Mr. Holley to find 2 new girls to take care of all his major problems. Donnette Peltier leaves her cheering tights to anyone who can find them. Linda Pennington leaves her sister Jennifer to carry on the family tradition, and to some poor unsus- pecting teacher. Thelma Perry leaves Mr. Schimetschek her power to use on the students in the future. Cindy Petras leaves her piano bench to anyone who can turn pages. Wendy Pettersen leaves Mrs. Torcello’s films for those who can handle them! Linda Piasecki leaves Mr. Holley a daily cup of coffee at Weineville for the rest of his life. Claudia Quinn just leaves. Cheryl Ramos leaves her brother Chuckie to Jennifer Pennington. Don Robert leaves the practice room to anyone who will use it as much as he did. Mary Rotondo leaves Mr. Holley to anyone fortunate enough to know him. Cathy Rutty leaves Lisa Helmedach all the boys. Nori Sayanagi leaves all the negatives he shot to those Vho always take things positively. Janice Schilke leaves her old math papers to Mr. Hazelton. Dave Schumann leaves to Wilson “The Bone”! Jeff Shaw leaves Wilson’s swimming pool to anyone who can find it. Mary Shooshan leaves National Paper Bird Day to those who remember it. Frank Siena leaves 30 lbs. of pizza dough and a quart of sauce to the cafe. Ellie Silas leaves Mr. Alsup her fingers to do his typ- ing for him. Dave Simmons leaves Miss Facius a new trio of stu- dents as annoying and as numerous as Peter, Dave, and Phil. Jill Sitkin leaves the position she held for 3 years on the majorette squad for anyone good enough to fill it. Nancy Smith leaves Mr. Holley to walk the halls for her and take care of all her B.S. stories. Pat Spuill leaves her athletic ability to Sue James. Ricky Vereen leaves the class of ’75 great success in sports. Paul Vicchitto bequeaths the spirit of friendship to all who come to Wilson. Tom Vitale leaves his “athletic support” to the school. Joan Warzecha leaves Miss Greco her unnatural blue eyeshadow. Jan Whalen leaves her woodworking talents to Mr. Akerley. Linda Whitehead leaves her back seat in chorus to Chrit, if she gives up the piano. Van Williams leaves his ability to learn to Mike Per- ry- Kathy Woodward leaves Miss Greco her jeans. Steve Wyskiel leaves the hope that the rest of the un- dergraduates have as good a senior year as he did. Rosetta Young leaves a natural high to all those who do. Relate. In Testament whereof we hereunto set our hands and seals, in the presence of the three witnesses named below, declare this to be a true and valid document, this eighteenth day of June, Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Four. (signed) The Class of 1974 Signed by the Testators, declaring it to be their Last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who at their request, in the presence of each other, and all at no extra charge, hereunto subscribe our names as Witnesses. Lenora Hyman Cheryl Krajewski 1PI Debbi Kilbury This planet will become one big home We’ll always help each other out Together we shall all live as one And I think that’s what it’s all about. “A Time of Hyacinth” By Lenora Hyman Wilson was our time of hyacinth A time when laughter and friendship ruled cur hearts We ruled all we could grasp And together we could grasp the world. Our hyacinth was a time when our hearts beat to the same rythm A time when friends were many and tears were few Our hyacinth was a time when even hate and fear dared not stay long in our midst. For some of us this time is ending The hyacinth is withering But must the love we found there die too? Contributions “Time” By Ben Burroughs Submitted by MaryJoe DeJohn Oh time, why do you fly so fast..... where do you run and hide...... you’re like a mist that comes and goes..... a swift relentless tide... no chains can ever bind you nor can a mortal’s hands...... you are a great magician...... who fades like shifting sands.... and yet you’re slow arriving..... oh teaser of mankind...... for when we need you most of all..... you’re very hard to find..... you’re life’s most priceless treasure... sought after by us all.... you hold the key that tells us if.. we are to rise or fall... for the most part you are ruthless.... leaving waste to all you touch.... still we never tire of you... for we need you very much....... but with all your strange cavorting.... one thing bows not to your will..... for the magic known as memory........ can cause time to stand quite still. “One father is more than a hundred schoolmasters.” — Cervantes — Submitted by Russ Jacobs “The Stranger” By M.A.S. She came And touched our lives And was gone Did she really go? Can anyone leave Once he’s come in? Did she really come in? Can anyone come in Or are we all strangers? Will we ever be the same? Do we ever want to be? “He that has his father forjudge, goes safe to trial.” George Herbert — Submitted by Russ Jacobs Remember . . . When B.D. was elected master of the raiders by the football team. When Mr. Hiller caught D.J. and B.D. putting on a show in the locker room. When C.G. and B. A. were cheerleaders for a day. When Dunny sat on a soiled toilet bowl in the locker room. When S.G., R.H. and J.K. went to the Bowladrome on the Berlin Turnpike and then visited S.L. The day “God’s” bike (WJ.) was stolen in room 37. Ail the salads and bananas eaten before the trip to Niagara Falls. When B.D. asked B.A. if you ever felt like kissing a boy on his lips. When Jim Lawrence had short hair. The Jun'Sen Scavenger Hunt-1972-whcn B.D. and S.A. stole the speaker from the Middletown Drive-In. When the old lady tripped off the stage on the Johnny Carson show. When Jim Lawrence threw a cross body block into the blackboard in gym. When you couldn’t hear Mr. Gunther in per. 4 5 chem class. When Nancy Smith took her BRA off in English Class. When we all got lost going to MacDonald’s in Paris. When Cheryl decided to go swimming without her bathing suit at Frank Davis. When “Killer surprised us. When D.J. yelled “Henpecked” across the cafe. When S.C., D.K., C.P., and M.N. when to Biology. When A.H. and S.C. life school for P 2 hours and then came back. When we had a visitor in room 39. Debbi and Mrs. Spooner?? When B.D. and S.S. had Fights at locker 188 and she alw-ays won. When Mr. Holley used to yell at us for not bringing him back a cup of coffee when we skipped a class. When B.C. had a Super Bee. When the baseball team had a party down at the beach Jr. year. The times at S.A.’s last year. Double-Sessions. When Mr. Lombardo made the majorettes do a routine with their eyes closed. When B.D. served M.D. and S.A. breakfast in bed. When Mr. Jessen and Mr. Ozga used to bet on how many major- ettes would drop their batons. When we didn’t have Physics for 9 days in a row. Mrs. Wilcox’s 7th period Algebra class in our freshman year? Remember the time L.E. and M.D. almost couldn't get out of the NAPA parking lot. When we fought for the telephone booth during cafe. When B.D. and C.T. were hysterical for a half hour at S.A. The Moosemobile. J.D. and his boys at WCNX the day after the MHS-Wilson game. S.H.. G.H., and M.S. skipped school and went to Moodus and got J.W. out of school. When Eva Holley ate a cupcake from the cafe and it was full of ants. When we won the Referncdum. When we game a party for Mr. Chester, Freshmen year. Marcella and the “bomb scare girls”. The “Nobelly Prize”. The Phi Epsilon hayrode. The shack. When we could go to the movies any day of the week without leav- ing the school. When everyone almost got suspended for helping on open house at the wrong time. When Chris Green fell asleep on the bus going home from the Gil- bert Football game; when his seat broke, and he fell under it, still asleep! Our roaming the hall class. When D.K. had a “good” party, but the rumors that the “horselov- er” started were “bad”! When Margie didn’t get sick? Bobby D’s carload attracked Debbi K.’s carload on Arbutus Street. When L.W. walked dow n the hall with a paper bag over her head. “Beat to the MAX”. “Your Beat!” When our French 111 class had the answers for evexy test? When we invented Roger and Amy in Mr. Davis Period 1 Bio. class. Miss Facius and her lotus chop. Clean Thoughts! When B.C. spilled a can of beer down the defroster of J.M.’s car. When we initiated J.R. after the MidState track meet. Miss Gilbert. The hotel Bellechasser and the red lights of Paris. When Jill Gordon walked into the coatrack and then into the men’s room when we were in Paris. When we had the unbelievable turnout and spirit at all our W.W.H.S. sports events and activities. When Thelma Perry and Mr. Akcrelcy were caught in the shop closet. All the good times at the bars. When we “borrowed” the speakers from the Drive-In, and C.P. rolled down the hill. When W.P. passed out during the giving-birth film. When “Doc Holliday” “shoe-bopped through the halls; Mr. Lombardo would have been proud. Mr. Snow every day quizzies. Feeling good at B.D.’s. The pep assemblies in the cafe. When you skipped school and every car looked like Mr. Holley’s. When we had bomb scares every period. The food fights in first cafe. When the buckets were in the halls and gym everytime it rained. W'hen we used to run from one side of the school to the other side so we wouldn't get caught by Mr. Holley?? 126 Remember our great class spirit? When Mr. Saunders tried to teach History without his notebook. Cooking hotdogs at Football and Basketball games. Mrs. Baldiga and her “patriotism’'. “Alez au laboratoire, and Pour ce soir.” Margie the matron. Fred Post and his wonderful Crystall ball. When Debbie wore a dress? The shuttle bus from MHS for Westfield students. Mondays! Fighting for the bathroom at McDonald’s. The great guidance dept. When someone was coming. All the rainy “H” days. When the football team had short hair. Mount Road advertures. Mr. Lombardo’s band at the pep assemblies. When A.H. and D.P. brought an “empty” orange joice container to Millards class? When we were little freshman, and then BIG Sophomores. When “Gosh” was the word in Miss Facius’s class? When Jay Abrahamson fell asleep. When B.H. almost ripped off Nora’s shorts playing flagg football. Our 7th period girls shop class. When Phyllis got down on her knees over “By the light of the sil- very moon”. When M.R. fainted after the Biology movie. Mr. Gunther test tube quartet. The Vo-ag plant science field trip to Dairy Queen. Before chorus, outside by the parking lot. When Omaha was the Lord of opportunity. When Mr. Rosano had the work’study students playing musical rooms with him during MCC films. When Nori laughed out loud. When Mrs. Wolf joined our sisterhood. When N.C. and C.G. couldn’t find the strength to enter Mrs. Liedke’s Prc-Cal class. When we had cinerama’s 38 and 39. When Linda P. wore North Carolina shoes. Bernie and Lenora’s 7th period love affair. When we were freshmen for the first week of school the teachers had the strike. When Pat Spruill hated Mr. Holley but now she adores him. When L.W.’s stereo talked to her??? When N.S. kept her clothes on for one full day. 1974 was the year of the Cats. When being in the halls was unheard of. When Laurie, Cindy, Kathy and Joan came to Ozga’s 6th period class everyday from the parking lot. When Wayne B. wore a skirt. C.P., K.P., and J.W. almost ran over a cow. Bob D. and his scrambled eggs. When L.W., D.C. and C.K. weren’t allowed into the shop until they grew up. When Jan Whalen was a walking coat. When Heidi found a dog bone in a peculiar place. The times waiting in the cemetery for Laurie. When you jumped the fence and got caught. When Jan F., Karen K. and Darrie Y. had a phsical in the boys locker room. Remember, “You’re BEAT!” When we’d go into the girls room feeling bad and come out feeling good. C.J., S.J., T.M., F.B., P. W. and Shelia. All those nights we were supposed to be working on the float. When Mary-Joe came to the shack? And with who! Singing Kiss Me I’m Polish! Singing Kiss Me I'm Irish! When Mr. Lombardo swore revenge on me, just because I laughed when he was eating his pie. 127 Senior Personalities Most Versatile: Lenora Hyman, Dave Jarzabek Class Mouths: Nancy Smith, Paul Orlando Most Studious: Jim Lawrence, Margie Nelson Most Likely To Succeed: Nori Sayanagi, Marsha Dupnik Did Most For Wilson: Paul Vicchitto, Sue Aresco 128 Most Humorous: Chris Green, Kathie Leal Class Flirts: Tony Catanzaro, Kathy Hoover Friendliest: Ricky Vereen, Jan Fidcrio Most Changed Since Freshmen Year: Lil Elty, Peter Halibozek Class Gossips: Bob Daniels, Sue Goldberg Class Gcarhcads: Doreen Beattie, Geoff Austin. Most Attractive: Melanie Mazzotta, Wayne Bartolotta. Class Couple: Jill Kabcl, Dave Jarzabek. Shyest: Mary Shooshan, Eugene Lewis. Best Dressed: Linda Whitehead. Wayne Bartolotta. Class Particrs: Lenora Hyman, Bob Congdon. Most Gullible: Jay Abrahamson, Jill Gordon. Most Athletic: Angela Banks, Bob Daniels. Class Artists: Pat Kenney, Robin Peterson. 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