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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

V 1 SAGA SAGA SAGA SAG N . Faculty ................4 Sports .................16 Activities .............42 Underclassmen .........64 Seniors ................90 Ads ...................136 '-------“---- 1977 Dedication We the class of nineteen-hundred and seventy seven hereby dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Helen Carpini. Over the past four years she has proven to be more than just an advisor and teacher; she has been a true friend. This senior class wishes to extend a special thanks to her for the time, cooperation, understanding, and enthu- siasm she has given to us over these years. The announcement of Mr. Saunders' retirement last January was deeply regretted by all. Mr. Saunders is a graduate of the class of 1931. He was one of the top students in the first class of Woodrow Wilson High School. After serving in the army for many years, he attended the University of Maryland where he received his teach- ing degree. Mr. Saunders came to Woodrow Wilson in September of 1962. He was a teacher of United State History, Effective Citizenship, and You and Your World until his retirement in January of 1976. Mr. Saunders has many outside interests including hunting and fishing. He is a member of the Governor's foot guard, who represent the Governor of Connecticut in many parades and special events. Mr. Saunders resides with his wife, and has two mar- ried sons. We wish Mr. Saunders the best of luck in the future. § . I V, l Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Fac 7ty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Fa Administration Mr. Green — Superintendent Mr. Root — Assistant Superintendent Mr. Shaw — Assistant Superintendent Mr. Gallitto — Director of Guidance Mr. Schimetschek — Principal Mr. Holley — Assistant Principal Office and Guidance Mrs. Gibson Mr. Skubel 7 Mrs. Patricia Bryant Home Economics Mr. Paul Akasie Industrial Arts Miss Joanne Branciforte Math Mr. Edward Alsup Business Mrs. Joanne Carta English Gail Burns Special Ed. Mrs. Helen Carpini Math Mr. George Baldwin Miss Delores Charette Industrial Arts Language History Mr. Milton Davis Science Mr. Daniel Digiulio Vo-Ag I Mr. Bruce Gross Science 9 Mr. Warren Jessen English Mr. Fred A. Johnson Music Mr. Leo Kania Industrial Arts Mr. Henry F. Hiller III Physical Education Mr. Frank J. Kravic Mrs. Anne Leonard Business 10 Mr. Harold Hodge Science Mrs. Elizabeth S. Liedke Math Mr. Sebastian Liseo English Mr. Sebastian Lombardo Music Mrs. Marian Mahoney Math Mr. William Montanile Physical Education Mrs. Alice Perrault Business Mr. Maurice Rainville Language 12 Mr. Carl Otfinoski Social Studies Mrs. Elizabeth Rosano Social Studies Mr. John Snow English Mrs. Mary Jo Torcello Science Mrs. Lois Wilcox Math Mr. Joseph Rosano Work Study Mrs. Flora Tucci Language Miss Madelyn Smith English Mr. Joseph Stepanski Industrial Arts Mr. Chris Warren Reading Mrs. Linda Staba Special Education Mrs. Betsy Wolf Physical Education Mrs. Shirley Anderson Nurse Dr. Benjamon'Shenker sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports [Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports S'? orts Sports Sports Footba Row 1: Gary Thompson, Justice Mullins, Jim Champagne, Randy Delprado, Mike Santostefano, James Holley, Scott Rosenthal, Coach Montanile, Rick Gallitto, Dave Russo, John Roberts, Dave Onorati, Tom Spada, Bob Waldner. Row 2: Perry Cubeta, Jaimy Cox, Fred Hill, Mike Osiecki, Craig Burgess, Danny Thomas, Dean Pegalo, Ed Hill, Mike Howley, Chip Anderson, Greg Tubby, Kenny Robinson. Row 3: Robert Torgerson, Jerome Parker, Mark Congdon, Jeff Wilson, Tim Howley, Steve Boothroyd, Vinnie Adams, Tim Rau, Michael Detoro, Michael Francis, Marty Barbosa, Jeff Nesmith, Cocah Skubel. Row 4: Coach Hayes, Coach Rosano, Marshal Perry, Peter Bickmore, Allen Cummings, Tom Wilson, Ed Rodriguez, Frank Tomczak, Bobby Milardo. Woodrow Wilson 12 Valley Regional 20 Woodrow Wilson 22 Stonington 9 Woodrow Wilson 6 Farmington 12 Woodrow Wilson 0 Gilbert 0 Woodrow Wilson 0 Avon 13 Woodrow Wilson 12 Berlin 22 Woodrow Wilson 6 Morgan 0 Woodrow Wilson 6 South Windsor 22 Woodrow Wilson 0 Middletown 20 18 Football r The Wildcat football team, even though it was a rebuilding year, man- aged to put together a respectable sea- son. Highlights of the season included a spectacular 22-9 comeback win over Stonington and a thrilling 6-0 win over Morgan, accomplished by a 1st second interception return by Dave Russo. The squad was headed by Captains Rick Gallitto, John Roberts, Scott Ro- senthal and Dave Russo. Also playing their last season were seniors Justice Mullins, Tom Spada, Perry Cubeta, Danny Thomas and Kenny Robinson. Against an undefeated Middletown team, the Wildcats stayed within six points for most of the game, with the Tigers exploding for two more touch- downs in the late minutes. Football Row 1: Charles Mullins, Dave Boothroyd, Stewart Hopkins, Dean Pegalo, Tom Wilson, Mike Detoro. Row 2: Mark Congdon, Peter Bickmore, Vinny Adams, Robert Torgerson, Marty Barbosa. Row 3: Jamie Cox, Tim Howley, Jeff Wilson, Jeff Nesmith, Perry Cubeta. 21 Boys' Cro Row 1: Co-Captains Marty Dreaher, and Jeff Priest. Row 2: Tony Sledzik, Bill Gunther, Bob McCormack, Steve Robles, Tony Lancia. Row 3: Michael Halpin, Robert Jepson, J.J. Jaskot, Michael McCormack, Jim Gunther, Bobby Zadroga, Chris Koblenski. V Woodrow Wilson 15 Old Saybrook 41 Woodrow Wilson 33 Hand 22 Woodrow Wilson 25 Wilcox Tech 30 Woodrow Wilson 26 Prince Tech 29 Woodrow Wilson 30 Farmington 27 Woodrow Wilson 22 Cromwell 33 Woodrow Wilson 34 Berlin 23 Woodrow Wilson 32 Pulaski 25 Woodrow Wilson 26 Goodwin Tech 29 Woodrow Wilson 20 Vinal Tech 39 Woodrow Wilson 20 Cheney Tech 38 Woodrow Wilson 21 East Lyme 34 Woodrow Wilson 31 Coginchaug 26 Woodrow Wilson 29 Middletown 29 22 Boys' Cross Country With Mr. Hiller as their new coach, the Cross-Country team ran to their best record in many seasons. Co-Cap tains Marty Dreaher and Jeff Priest helped the squad to post an 8-6 mark, along with the steady running of Tony Sledzik, Mike McCormack, and Steve Robles. The biggest disappointment of the year was a heart-breaking 2 point loss to a strong Middletown team. The fu ture of Wilson Cross-Country was made even brighter by the addition of four new freshmen. The loss of only four seniors should enable the 'Cats tc bounce back stronger than ever next season. Row 1: Captain Holly Peterson. Row 2: Marion Jepson, Sue Tirone. Row 3: Lisa Lancia, Sue Augeri, Stacy Chowaniac. 25 Girls' Swim Team Row 1: Paula Belury, Beth Milardo, Denise O'Meara, Carol Miller, Sherri Shea, Lisa Helfant. Row 2: Sue Thomas, Diane Burry, Barbara Pitkin Beth Butterworth, Alane Lineberry, Michelle Rioux, Linda Zisk. Row 3: Dara Scholten, Nancy Bonaiuto, Wendy Jessen, Julie Boyd, Jean Miller Colleen Foley, Terry Brock. Row 4: Melissa Stoane, Lynn Kupfer, Sarah Holley. f Woodrow Wilson 92 Woodrow Wilson 67 Woodrow Wilson 94 Woodrow Wilson 91 Woodrow Wilson 93 Woodrow Wilson 105 Woodrow Wilson 97 Vi Middletown 79 Windsor Locks 95 Hand 56 Enfield 65 Hartford Public 74 Laurelton Hall 64 East Haven 71 Vi 26 Girls' Swim Team r The girls' swim team, in its rookie season, managed to put together an excellent 6-1 record. This was the first season that the new pool was in use. The girls' swim team enjoyed excel- lent support from the faculty as well as the students. The team was led by Captains Carol Miller, swimming the 200 and 500 yard freestyles, and Denise O'Meara, swimming the 200 yard individual medly and the 100 yard backstroke. Lisa Helfant, Paula Belury, Diane Bur- ry, Michelle Rioux, Alane Lineberry, along with Denise and Carol, went to the State meet. This young team is hoping for an even better season next year. 28 Woodrow Wilson 5 Vinal Tech 1 Woodrow Wilson 4 Rocky Hill 2 Woodrow Wilson 0 Coginchaug 3 Woodrow Wilson 0 Middletown 2 Woodrow Wilson 1 Vinal Tech 1 Woodrow Wilson 0 Cromwell 2 Woodrow Wilson 2 Rocky Hill 2 Woodrow Wilson 2 Portland 3 Woodrow Wilson 2 Middletown 5 r Soccer The soccer team, also in its first year, managed to compile a 4-3-5 re- cord. The enthusiasm shown by the team should guarantee many more successful seasons in the future. The team was helped greatly by ex- cellent performances from Co-Cap- tains Tom Pellerin and Sal Imme. Pel- lerin and Imme were also the leading goal scorers, with 14 and 6, respective- ly. Ken Roulx also contributed 3 goals. Pete Tomczak had an excellent season in goals, as well. Girls' Volleyball Row Is Diane Rasch, Judy Gould. Row 2: Joy Francisco, Kathy Kenney, Donna Rasch, Sue Wilson, Roberta Szewczyk. Row 3: Andrea Shackett, Karen Mietkewicz, Tammy Gage, Denise Therrien, Ellen Hayles, Mrs. Wolf. 30 Varsity Lewis Mills Haddam Guilford Glastonbury Avon North Branford Farmington Glastonbury MHS Avon Haddam Guilford Farmington North Branford MHS 10-15 4-15 10-15 12-15 15- 6 15- 8 15- 3 15- 0 13-15 4-15 15- 4 12-15 15- 4 3-15 15- 4 15-17 15-11 20-18 15- 2 11-15 15- 7 7-15 14-16 15- 9 15- 6 15-10 15- 7 10-15 15-13 2-15 15- 6 15- 4 7-15 15- 5 15- 5 r Girls' Volleyball The '76-77 Volleyball Team was di- vided into Varsity and J.V. The Varsi- ty was led by co-captains Diane Rasch and Judy Gould. Their record was 9-7. They beat Middletown twice this year, making them city champs. They were also the first volleyball team to go to the State Tournament. The J.V. team compiled a 10-6 re- cord led by captains Donna Rasch and Andrea Shackett. They, too, beat MHS in one match, but narrowly lost the other. Overall, both teams had an ex- cellent season. Girls' Volleyball A Boys' Swimming Row 1: David Kama, Scott Peters (Co-Captains), Row 2: Jeff Peters, Perry Cubeta, Glen Marten, Bruce Hall, Chris Burry, Peter Guida, Howard Rubinow. Row 3: Coach Baldwin, Chris Rodenhizer, Peter Belury, Bob Torgerson, David Boothroyd, Robert Kirkpatrick, Tom Kania, Jeff Parmenter. Missing: Steve Boothroyd Swimming 1977 Won 12 Lost 2 Woodrow Wilson 89 Platt 80 Woodrow Wilson 94 East Haven 78 Woodrow Wilson 81 Bristol Eastern 90 Woodrow Wilson 89 Plainville 83 Woodrow Wilson 91 Lyman Hall 79 Woodrow Wilson 107 North Haven 62 Woodrow Wilson 102 Southington 70 Woodrow Wilson 102.5 Xavier 69.5 Woodrow Wilson 104 Gilbert 68 Woodrow Wilson 81 Windsor Locks 90 Woodrow Wilson 88 Shepaug 85 Woodrow Wilson 111 Wilcox Tech 54 Woodrow Wilson 87 Hartford Public 61 Woodrow Wilson 87 Middletown 85 City Championship 34 Swimming r This year's swim team is undoubtedly the finest swim team to ever represent Wilson. They finished their season with a 12-2 mark, which is the best record that Wilson has ever had. They also beat MHS for the first time in thirteen years to win the city and conference championships, and they placed second overall in the State Finals. This year the swim team was under the lead- ership of Captain Dave Kania, who swam the 50 and 100 yard free. Scott Peters, another captain, swam the 200 and 500 yard free. This year every record was broken. Tom Kania broke school records in the 200 free, 200 Im, 500 free, and 100 back, while Dave Kania helped clean up most of the other records by breaking the 50 and 100 free. Jeff Peters broke the 100 fly record and Bob Kirkpatrick the 100 breast. The 400 free relay team of Glenn Mar- ten, Tom Kania, Jeff Peters, Dave Kania and the Medley relay team of Chris Rodenhizer, Bob Kirkpatrick, Scott Peters, and Jeff Peters also broke records. Coach Baldwin attributes the improvement of the team to the new pool and the team's desire to win. DasKetDaii Second: Milt Mitchell, Fred Hill, Jeff Wilson, Bill Waldner, Mr. Guimares, Tim Fikes, Alan Calhoun, Lawrence James. First: Mr. Alsup, Dave Lougee, James Holley (Captain), Ned Shackett, Mr. Fraulino. Basketball Wilson 74 Wilson 70 Wilson 62 Wilson 90 Wilson 75 Wilson 50 Wilson 81 Wilson 70 Wilson 44 Wilson 67 Wilson 76 Wilson 116 Wilson 63 Wilson 82 Wilson 107 Wilson 69 Wilson 80 Wilson 57 Wilson 69 Wilson 78 Tournaments Wilson 70 Wilson 84 Wilson 65 Cromwell 86 Eli Whitney 66 Farmington 76 Goodwin Tech 47 Canton 50 St. Thomas Aquinas 77 Berlin 80 Farmington 58 Middletown 68 E. O. Smith 69 Wilcox Tech 90 Goodwin Tech 45 Berlin 67 Prince Tech 68 Wilcox Tech 80 Middletown 81 Prince Tech 71 Coginchaug 50 Eli Whitney 74 Portland 69 Farmington 58 Suffield 75 Ansonia 80 36 Boys' Basketball After a rebuilding year in '76, the Wildcat basketball team ended this season with 11 wins and 9 losses. Their regular season success en- abled the 'Cats to enter the state tournament, where they recorded impressive victories over Farmington and Suffield before losing to the second-ranked Ansonia club. Throughout the season, Wilson was sparked by the outstanding offensive and defensive play of Captain James Holley. Among his accom- plishments were a one game total of 38 points, and a season total of 510. Another pleasant sur- prise for the team was Junior forward Tim Fikes who averaged 15 points per game. Against Goodwin Tech, the Wildcats posted a school record of 116 points. Although the squad will be losing the ser- vices of seniors Dave Lougee and Ned Shackett, a solid nucleus of returning players should give Wilson an even stronger team in '78. Basketball Basketball r Girls' Basketball Row 1: Diane Rasch, Captain. Row 2: Ella Bonvouloir, Ellen Hayles. Row 3: Karen Mietkiewicz, Holly Heger, Donna Rasch Row 4: Judy Gould, Sharon Hickman, Mr. Clarke, Coach, Holly Peterson. Basketball Activities Activities Activities Activities Activi Activities Activities Activities Activities ities u Activities Activit Saga Staff Row 1: Marjorie Miller, Virginia Clement, Ann Clohosey, Diane Crawford, Tammy Gage, Alane Lineberry, Stacy Palmer, Gail Brain, David Kama, Mr. Marchese. Row 2: Tammy Perkins, Kathy Kozmon, Kathy Nosal, Patty Jansak, Rosemary Kowaleski, Valerie Halpin, Leslie Auster. Row 3: Donna Nettis, Marcia Laverty, Nancy Johnson, Michelle Rioux, Roberta Szewczyk, Cheryl Tuttle, Sally Smallshaw, Carla Otfinoski, Robert Kirkpatrick, Tom Kania, Jennifer Meyers, Sarah Holle, Bruce Hall. Row 4: Scott Peters, Cathi Ege, Robert Jepson, Eric Kabel, Diane Burry, Chris Burry, Michael Halpin, Ann Marie Russo, Charlie Olson, David Gionfriddo, Jay Perlin, John Mazzulli, Judy Mazzotta, Glen Marten. The Saga, our school's yearbook, is re- sponsible for what you are reading right now! The hard work of its members always gives Wilson a yearbook to be proud of. Editor in Cheif- David Kania Activities- Roberta Szewczyk Art- Diane Crawford Business- David Kania and Carla Otfinoski Copy- Jennifer Meyers Layout- John Mazzulli and Stacy Palmer Photography- Anne Marie Russo Seniors- Ann Clohosey and Sue Wilmanski Sports- Janet LeMaire Typing- Patty Jansak and Kim McAuliffe Advisor- Mr. Marchese Saga Majorettes The 77 majorette squad managed to live up to the high standards of excellence set in previous years. Their performances always added a touch of class to basketball games and pep assemblies. All of the gradu- ating seniors on the squad, including Co-Captains Donna Maltese and Wendy Taylor, will be sorely missed. MAJORETTES Left To Right: Karin Bengtson, Jackie Palmer, Paula Maltese, Mily Espinosa, Ellen Clohosey, Sue Wilmanski, Lori Pon- trelli, Fran Russo, Donna Maltese, Wendy Taylor, Natalie Schnip- per, Melinda Cotter, Robin Dejohn, Ann Clohosey, Cindy Barker, Kim Hunter, Danielle Dejohn, Cheryl Tuttle, Ann Meehl. 47 Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1: Co-Captains Lisa Brown and Sally Smallshaw. Row 2: Mary Atkinson, Beth Montanile. Row 3: Jodie Annino, Lisa Currie. Row 4: Carol Meehl, Kim Mays. Row 5: Jody Dascanio, Debbie Fikes. Row 6: Christa Chamis, Kathy Kozmon. The Varsity Cheerleaders were very suc- cessful in upholding our school spirit. As well as cheering at Wilson sports events, they also participated in a cheering clinic over the summer at Fairfield University. While there, the girls were awarded the Spirit Megaphone, an award given to the squad exhibiting the most spirit, by ballot of cheerleaders from all over the state. 48 • 49 Row 1: Barbara Augestine, Diane Atkinson, Betsy Daniels. Row 2: Lori Schie- del, Carol Kosiba. Row 3: Sharon Smallshaw. J.V. Cheerleaders And Flag Girls The J.V. Cheerleaders are dedicated to keeping spirits high at Woodrow Wilson, a task at which they succeed admirably! The Flag Girls are a hard-working group whose hard work really added a lot to our halftime shows. 50 Stage Band Row 1: Joy Annino, Paula Goodale, Bob McCormack, Valerie Halpin, Billy Gunther, Mr. Lombardo. Row 2: Jeff Peters, Holley Peterson, Lori Feldman, Liz Dripps, Keith Bengston. Row 3: Patty Smithwick, Joe Cool, Scott Peters, Jim Jaskot. Row 4: Jim Magruder, Michael McCormack, Joe Fazzino, David Waller, Jim Gunther. 51 Band Row 1: Jackie Palmer, Karin Bengtson, David Kania, Ann Meehl, Cindy Barker. Row 2: Melissa Stone, Joe Malot, Carmella Mastrangelo, Richard Brodeur, Paula Goodale, Sue Wilson, Wendy Armsworthy, Peter Belury, Mr. Lombardo. Row 3: Holly Hubbard, Scott Peters, Billy Gunther, Lori Feldman, Bob McCormack, Joy Annino, Holly Peterson, Valerie Halpin, Marion Jepson, Jim Jaskot. Row 4: Jim Magruder, Marcie Brown, Leslie Auster, Tammy Perkins, Diane Young, Judy Gould, Dara Scholten, Colleen Foley, Julie Boyd, Beth Butterworth, Michele Rioux, Suzy Brauer, Douglas Freeman, Michael Halpin, Jeff Peters, Keith Bengtson. Row 5: Ted Tichy, Joe Spatola, Bruce Hall, Jay Perlin, Patty Smithwick, Michael McCormack, Eric Kabel, Diane Burry, Tom Kania, Joe Fazzino, Diane Dubey, Sharon Embleton, Jim Gunther, David Waller, Michael Boudreau, Greg Tubby. 52 Band Council Row 1: Joy Annino, Scott Peters Valerie Halpin. Row 2: Dara Scholten, Julie Johnson, Holley Peterson Ann Meehl. Row 3: Tammy Perkins, Diane Surry, Diane Dubey. Row 4: David Kania, Michael McCor- mack, bharon Embleton, Joe Fazzino. Chorus Row 1: Joy Annino. Row 2: Norecn Flowers, Barbara Augustine, Cindy Wilson, Roberta Szewczyk, Francis Markowski, Carla Perruccio, Mr. Johnson, Kim Barone, Ellen Clohosey, Lorraine Russo, Diane Corral, Lori Cox. Anne Smith Row 3: Linda Baker, Debbie Gilbert, Debbie Maltese, Fran Russo, Charlene Baldwin, Paula Maltese, Anna Carta, Steve Tanasi, Elisa Davis, Justus Mullins, Jerome Parker, Fred Neville, Sandy Smith, Joy Francisco, Kathy Kozmon, Ella Bonvouloir, Dawn Albanesc, Carolyn Douglas Row 4: Cheryl Carlson, Lisa Lanccsa, Christina Beck, Donna Nettis, Diane Atkinson, Mary Lou Kurneta, Sue D'Antonio, Bruce Mee, Tom Wilson, Tim Fikcs, Keith Bozeman, Bob Quinn, Tom Silas, Diane Crawford, Lisa Mazzotta, Madelyn Simms, Mary Atkinson. Sally Smallshaw. Row 5: Tammy Gage, Lenora Pharham, Marjorie Dewey, Wanda Maheu, Pat Weston, Cathie Kelly, Ellen Bailey, Donna Robinson, Marie Russo. Rosemary Kowaleski, Jody Dascanio, Joyce Brock. Sharon Noglow, Sue Clohosey. Sharon Hickman, Sandra Livingston, Lenora Davis. Debbie Fikes. Row 6: Loretta Rafala, Tina Maheu, Debbie Pagen, Angela Scionti, Cheryl Tuttle, Donna Maltese, Martha Banks, Jackie Shefcyk, Louise Petrichenko, Diane Rasch, Donna Rasch, Ellen Hayles. Ann Clohosey, Kim Fickett, Margaret Livingston, Ann Marie Billian, Debbie Badrick, Linda Hilton, Lucinda Barnes. Each year, students with outstanding vocal abilities are invited to join the chorus Their performances at Wilson's band concerts are always something special. 54 Keynotes Fron Left To Right: Fred Neville, Timmy Fikes, Charles Mullins, Keith Bozeman, Tommy Silas. Melo-dees and Keynotes Melo-dees Row 1: Roberta Szewczyk, Fran Russo, Mary-Lou Kurneta, Kathy Kozman, Diane Crawford, Ella Bonvouloir. The Melo-dees and Keynotes are those chorus mem- bers who have exhibited above average singing talents. Their hard work certainly never goes unnoticed by their audience! 55 56 Row 1: Advisor Mrs. Anderson, Secretary Marcie Brown, Vice-President Diane Bogdan, Treasurer Sue Clohosey, President Valerie Halpin. Row 2: Rita Sata- gai, Lynn Pellerin, Kathy Kenney, Diane Rasch, Donna Rasch, Paula Goodale, Ellen Clohosey. Row 3: Julie Boyd, Sharon Noglow, Doreen Sherman, Ellen Hayles, Karen Mietkiewicz, Terry Brock, Ann Clohosey. Pep Club The Pep Club's function at Wilson High is the promotion and preservation of school spirit. Its members are constantly active in school func- tions and athletic events. Row 1: Christa Chamis, Kim Mays, Kathy Kozman, Michelle Rioux, David Russo, Charles Mullins, Scott Peters, Roberta Szewczyk. Row 2: Jody Das- canio, Ricky Gallitto, Scott Rosenthal, Paul Dzialo, Sally Smallshaw, Danny Thomas, Gary Thompson, Judy Gould, John Roberts. Row 3: Diane Rasch, James Holley, Mike Santostefano, Jimmy Champagne, David Onarati, Randy Delprado, Tony Sledzik, Tom Spada, Steven Robles. Row 4: Carol Mechl, Ellen Hayles, Willie Lipscomb, Lisa Currie, Jim Jaskot, Mike McCormack, Jeff Priest, Ned Shackett, Martha Banks. Row 5: Mark Fortuna, Jim Gunther, David Kania, Glen Marten, Carol Miller, Diane Burry, Denise O'Meara. Varsity Club The Varsity Club is made up of those athletic students who have earned their Varsity letters. Row 1: Damian Roche, Chris Burry, Leslie Smith, Diane Burry. Row 2: David Gionfriddo, Jim Jaskot, Mrs. Carpini, Jeff Priest, Jim Gunther. Math Club And Math Team The Math Club and Math Team are composed of those students with great interest in math- ematics. Our Math Team competes in meets with other schools, as well. Row 1: Diane Rasch, Chris Burry, Leslie Smith, Diane Burry, Ellen Hayles. Row 2: Linda Gendreau, Damian Roche, David Gionfriddo, Mrs. Mahoney, Jim Jaskot, Jim Gunther, Donna Rasch. Student Council The Student Council is an organization that gives our students an opportunity to experience the business of government first hand. The members are also involved in helping students communicate their problems to the ad- ministration. Row 1: Mark Reeve, David Kania, Sue D'Antonio, Gail Brain, Diane Czaja, Lori Vogel, Scott Peters, Sharon Embleton, Cathi Ege, Nancy Bonaiuto, Kathy Kozmon. Debbie Fikcs! Betty Overton. Row 2: Nat Schnipper, Anne Smith, Kim Mays, Donna Robinson. Lestinc Chamberlin. Betsy McMillan, James Holley, Randy DelPrado, Paula Goodalc. Christa Chamis, Stacy Palmer. Row 3: Judy Bankowski, Carolyn Kosiba, Bob Milardo. Pat Lacombe. Russell Highland, Chip Anderson, Sandy Smith, Theresa Bournoy. Row 4: Renee Nesmith, Diane Young, Tim Howley, Chiari Ceretto, Bob Jourgeson. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is that group of exceptional students who have distinguished themselves in both scholastic and extracirricular endeavors. iMcHumaiB !■—iwrr «SSKMlMiBUK:' «■rjsire yem TCHtiV tea J aN-t Tpjr? Row 1: Ann Clohosey, Martha Banks, Jeff Priest, Sally Smallshaw. Row 2: Jim Jaskot, Mark Reeve, Ricky Gallitto, Christine Jaskot. Leslie Smith. Student Officers: Parliamentarian - Stacy Palmer, President - Rick Gallitto, Secretary - Kim Mays, Treasurer - David Kania, Vice-President - Chip Anderson. AFS The American Field Service is dedicated to increasing and under- standing and awareness of other ways of life around the world. This is accomplished by the exchange of students between the United States and various other countries. This year's student, Davide Villani, is from Italy. Row 1: Davide Villani, Denise O'Meara, Martha Banks, Sue Wilmanski. Michelle Rioux, Diane Burry, Diane Dubey, Eric Kabel. Row 2: Lorraine Crawford. Roberta Szewczyk. Karen Mietkiewicz, Paula Coodale, Lori Pontrelli, Mrs. Wilcox. Row 3: Stacy Palmer. Carla Otfinoski, Michael Halpin, Bob McCormack, Jennifer Meyers. Beth Butterworth, Ellen Clohoscy. Jeff Priest, Glen Goldriech. Row 4: David Gionfriddo, Sue Clohoscy, Lynn Pellerin. Valerie Halpin, Charlie Wilhelm, Lynn Ptak, Patty O'Neil, Scott Peters. Row 5: Bob Jepson, Mark Reeve, Ann Clohoscy, Marcie Brown, Julie Boyd, Melinda Cotter, Carol Kosiba, Kathy Kenney, Liz Dripps, Jim Jaskot, Jay Pcrlin. Row 6: Jim Gunther, Chris Burry, David Kania, John Mazzulli, Mike McCormack, barah Holle, Rosemary Kowalcski. Jackie Palmer, Doreen Sherman, Tom Kania. French Club Students with interest in French comprise the French Club. Aside from sponsoring a school candy store, the club also makes various trips each year. Row 1: Sarah Holle, Lisa Currie, Nancy Johnson. Judy Bankowski. Row 2: Brenda Bclniak, Robin Lee, Marcia Lavcrty, Lorraine Crawford, Kim Barone, Sharon Smallshaw, Betsy Daniels, Mr. Rainville. Row 3: Tammy Perkins, Lynn Ptak, Lori Feldman, Melinda Cotter, Pat Winschel. Joy Annino, Julie Cimino, Jeff Parmenter, Sue Thomas. Row 4: Liz Dripps, Dara Scholten, Julie Boyd, Ann Falvcy. Leslie Smith, Diane Prior, Tom Powell. Row 5: Pat LaCombc. Jerry Collins, Janet Therrien. Marcie Brown, Holly Hubbard. Doreen Sherman. Alane Lineberry 59 Drama Club Row 1: Ann Hucg Wanda Mahcw. Ann Clohosey. Mr. Liseo. Row 2: Mark Reeve, David Gionfriddo Diane Banks. Eric Kabel. Row 4: John Mazzulli, Bob jepson, Davide Villani, Scott Rosenthal. Burry. Carla Otfinoski, Stacy Palmer. Row 3: Diane Dubey, Michael Halpin, Martha Our Drama Club stimulates our students interest in the theater. Each year it puts on excellent productions for the students and the general public. 60 Black Union The Black Union is made up of those black students concerned with helping others. It often sponsors worth- while community projects. Row 1: Selena Hart, Alisha Rave, Sharon Hickman, Karen Hunter, Linda Hilton. Sandra Smith, Rene Nesmith, Valerie Sansbury, Shirley Mitchell, Charlene Boston. Row 2: Darlene Cofield, Justus Mullins, Betty Overton. Debbie Fikes, Milton Mitchell, Jerome Parker, Cindy Barnes. Row 3: Bill Smith, Steward Hipkins, Shirley Livingston, Pat Weston. Bobby Hickman, Ronnie Canteen. Row 4: George Blake, Jeffrey Nesmith, Delores James, Donna Robinson, Sheila Mitchell, Mrs. Bryant. Row 5: Fred Weston. Tim Fikes, Wayne Francis, Sylvia Hilton, Elisha Davis, Margaret Livingston, Sandra Livingston. Margray The Margray is our school newspaper. It gives its mem- bers experience in running a publication. Contributors write articles dealing with school activities, student prob- lems and school events, as well as fictional pieces. Row 1: Carla Otfinoski, Stacy Palmer, Eric Kabel, Ann Clohosey. Jim Gunther. Row 2: Mark Reeve, Patty Jansak, Kathy Nosal, Lorraine Crawford. Row 3: David Gionfriddo, Kathy Kozman, Virginia Clement, Melinda Cotter, Cathie Kelly. Row 4: Diane Burry, Bob Jepson, Cathi Egc, Marcie Brown. Row 5: Davide Villani. Chris Burry. Diarte Dubey, Mike McCormack, Mr. Snow. Future Farmers Of America Row 1: Mr. Digiulio, Mike Duling, Jim Harris, Ralph Zanelli, Chuck Hager. Diane Watrous, Cliff Sicfert, Joel Harmon, Raymond Terrible. Judy Harmon. Tom Baker, Steven Duwey, Mr. Norton Row 2: Mr. Kravic, Jeff Jaroass, Tim Rau, Scott Nichols, Nick Pantanella, Kathy Frazer, Terry Bookwalder, Cissy Carta, Michelle Shultz, Patty O'Neill, Mike Conklin, Tim Cavanaugh, Bridget Bookwalter, Sal Barone, Ray Foster, Mr. Pease. Row 3: James Smith. Rick Tragenski, Stephen Tirone, John Tomzak, Sue Wilson, Julie Boyd, Joyce Kennedy, Sue Tirone, Stacy Chow, Marion Jepson, Lorraine Ycaton, Tina Douville, David Boothroyd, Robert Torgcrson, Mark Allorick, Lori Killbury, Beth Treadwell, Ann Marie Russo. Row 4: Mike Wall, Matt Hoag, Bob Jasse, Todd Vicktron, Bob Ducki, Sue Brauer, Allison Bielfield, Cneryl Zisk, Lora Jackson, Donna Stevens, Joe Malot, Chris Johnson, Bob Jepson, Chris Koblenski, Steve Boothroyd. Row 5: Jim Magruder. Ted Tichy, Tom Eckle, Glen Rayn, Henry Klick, Deata Bengtson, Frank Tomzak, Eddie Hills, Alaine Theire, Howard Rubinow, John Bugi, Donald Mery, Tim Howlcy, Bob Phillips. Scott Patchell. The Future Farmers of America consists of those young men and women hoping for a career in agriculture, forestry or any one of a number of other areas. 63 erclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen erclassmen underc Freshmen 66 Where is that bus? 70 These new hairstyles are not for me! More Freshman Spirit! I hope I'm not losing my lip! Too EXCITING! Sophomores Sophomore Queen Sue Thomas and King Bruce Mazzotta Sophomore Officers: Secretary-Chip Anderson; Treasurer-Melinda Cotter; Vice-President-Lori Schiedel; President-Nancy Johnson 74 Sophomore Council: Clockwise From The Top: Judy Bankowski, Lori Scheidel, Nancy Johnson, Robert Milardo, Sharon Smallshaw, Janet Ther- rien, Marcie Brown, Sarah Holle, Mindy Cotter, Alaine Lineberry, Chip Anderson, non-member, and Marie Russo. I hope Mrs. Torcello's not looking. 75 Why do they always pick on me? Come along and join the fun. ... and these, these are my people! Parkay ... Ooh! It's sour! I gave it to him. 78 Boy, am I bored! ... Butter! Right now I could be watching Brady Bunch. 79 You're not serious! I'm innocent! Some day I could be President. My lips are stuck! Hey there, Big Boy! ...You did what?!?!' Who taught the paramecia the bunny hop? Jr. Officers: Treasurer- Anne Carta; Secretary- Lori Pontrelli; Vice-President- Junior Queen Charlene Baldwin and King Ken Roulx Kim Mays; President- Beth Montanile Juniors Junior Council: Row 1: Anne Smith, Jody Dascanio, Carol Meehl, Valerie Halpin, John Mazzulli. Row 2: Anne Carta, Kim Mays, Donna Rasch, Beth Montanile, Lori Pontrelli, Diane Burry. Now what was that quadratic formula? 83 No, I can't take a joke about me. 85 Two more minutes left, and he will start another chapter. I've got to lay off these No-Doz before class! Hi, there! Wanna buy a cookie? 86 Will ya gctta loada her!!! What do you mean I've got spaghetti under my arm? This is your idea of a quiet study? Hardcover PLAYBOY is a great addition to the library, don't you think? What? I actually passed? Don't you know lollipops are sophisticated? I'm gonna sneeze ... Trash? Seniors Senior Vi u O c o CD Vi u O C a CD Seniors Seniors viors Seniors Remember . . . When L.A. went down the halls talking like a?? Mickey Mouse When Mr. M. thought he had a gym class on Thursday period 4- 5. When A.H. had an accident on the way to work. The adjoining rooms in Canada. The meat packers convention in Canada. When Jeff P. ripped his pants in Biology. When Mr. G. demonstrated white phosphorous and its proper use. Mr. S.'s favorite movie- Ecstasy . When Nancy B. was put in the garbage can and couldn't get out. When Miss G. made her drawing class eat lions and goldfish. When Mrs. G. finally got Debbie W.'s and Debi W.'s name right. Mr. S.'s fishing trips. Phi Epsilon's initiation. Five, six, seven, El ght The Middletown-Wilson float made 3 days before the game. P.J.'s and J.W.'s fight in the gym locker room. When Mickey Mouse ate the football in gym class. When Kathy N. and Judy W. played the dot game in Mr. J.'s class. Judy W., Kathy N., Patty J., Jeannine C, Shelvie J., Ronnie C, Chris E., Mike H., and Ned S. stapling and folding in room 204. When Debbie W. told Mr. F. not to get a rash. When Jane L. took off on Hoi D. ana Deb W. at D.Q. When J.W. and P.J. got caught in the lav by Mrs. L. Ekersley Hall? K.G., J.S., I. C.Y.O. is long gone but not forgotten bv J.S., K.G., and D.W. The good times Jane L. and Deb W. had at the laundrymat. When Marie S. would get everyone out of class with fake cut slips. When Marie D. and Lori V. pulled out al the construction work- ers extention cords. When Mr. S. would give us a pass to get out of class for the day and we would get out of the school. When Marie S., Amy A., Marty B., and Lori V. got caught smoking by Mr. J. under the ramp and all he said was, Tnis is not a smoking area. The art room as the all-day hang out. When we were freshmen and the crush we had on Mr. M. When Sally S. woke us up at 2:00 in the morning in Montreal. When David M. and Scott C. pulled a moon on the way to a party. The football parties. When we tola Scott R. our party was at another house. When Mary A. and Cheryl T. almost got suspended our fresh- man year. Our band, majorette, flags, and cheerleaders trip to Florida. Napoleon and Magellan in per. 1 U.S. History class. When Wendy T.'s father got Wendy T. and Carm M. drunk on homemade wine. When Carm M. knocked Wendy T. down in the Margarite Rd. field? Smack! THAT'S IT!!! (Remember that Donna and Carmella?) When Paul N., Carm M., John B., andWendy T. skipped school and got a flat tire on Rt. 9 with no spare. Cathi E.'s make-up class during Bookkeeping. Mr. J.'s tollbooth in 3rd periocl English. When Sue W. and Danny T. were interrupted by the state police. The Junior carwash when we thought a crying lamb was Kathy K. The party at Lvnn K.'s house. What a disaster. The day we had a fire by the tree, and Mr. H. almost burned us. The snowball fights in and out of school. The day Walter G. got Lynn K. and Alena T. and pushed them ino the snow off the ramp. When Paul D. and Steve T. punched out some cops. Countdown '76 The scavenger hunt when Steve T., Scott C., and Dave M. took the park bench from C.V.H. The nice, friendly basketball game between M.H.S. and us. When per. 10 Biology dressed up Charlie and sat him at Mrs. T s desk. Crack me up! Our sophomore year and Mrs. G. Last year's Frencn 4 class and their trip to Montreal. The noles in the roof and buckets in the halls. The faculty-police basketball game. When Mr. H. was on the warpath. Junior Birdsman. Himalayan lips. When Lisa B. and Sally S. did the elephant walk in the math lab. Winning the football game against Middletown by 1 point. When Mary A. sat on the closet shelf at 12:30 a.m. and got caught by the director. The Junior Prom with K.G. It Don't Matter, Nothing Matters! When David S. had that great conversation with the band at the Junior Prom. The dead end street that D.L. and Jackie S. got lost on. All the dreams we used to have. D.L.'s birthday at the Drive-In with J.S., S.M., and J.O. and what happened to their socks. J.S.'s and D.L.'s bad excuses that were better than nothing. When Susan T., Jeanna M., and Debbie S. were causing trouble on the bus. When Joyce H. flung the spoon across the tables in MacDon- ald's. When Larry L. and Ed S. let the air out of Gary K.'s car tire and he didn't have a spare. When C.S. and J.H. argued in shop class about Mr. C.'s goat barn. When J.H. cot chocolate milk all over him in cafe. When R.T. nit the fence with the Vo-Ag tractor. When C.S. did those tricks with the Vo-Ag equipment. M.S., M.D., L.V. forever. Miss C.'s per. 5 History class. The fun times we had at the cheering clinic. Mr. H. and all those 3 days. H-Day, all five of them. Pitching half dollars in the boys' room. The smoke shows on Holeshot Hill. When Paula M., Cheryl T., and Steve T., put a bar of soap in Fran R.'s, Carmella M.'s and Donna M.'s pie. The night of our first band and majorette banquet. When Steve T. watered Donna M. down in Home Ec. Initiation night of Phi Alpha Omega our Senior year. When Donna M. made Captain and Wendy T. made Co-Captain. When Ken R. and Dave R. drove in the middle of a parade. When Ken R., Bob Q. and Dave R. got------------------ When Deb B. skidded across the trampoline on her nose in gym. When the Wildcats were against the Tigers 20-0. When Mr. M. blamed the Valley Regional loss on a raven. When Sal V. made believe he was an evergreen tree and was talking to the little kids during open house at the Vo-Ag. When Scott R., Lisa B., Glenn G., and Ned S. borrowed the Perennial Gardens sign for the scavenger hunt and never returned it. When S.R., J.J., and G.G. dumped a pail full of garbage on Mrs. M.'s desk on the last day of scnool. When J.J. fell on A.C.'s nose and A.C. thought it would get in the way of her baton twirling. When Ken R. and Dave R. partied too much on Dave R.'s birthday. When Ken R. hit the pole in Mac's. When M.J. and C.W. were busted for pot. Madison Square Garden. V.P. painting a Sticky Fingers tongue on his car. Hot Rocks and Sticky Fingers rock albums. Peter Frampton coming alive. Mr. G.'s quote- Did it bounce? Our Biology teacher Mr. M. When Loretta R. told Mr. F. to choke on his turkey. When Debbie W. said to John R.- You're Beat. Standing outside freezing just for one lousy cigarette. Take a oreak first! When P.W. almost had an accident because A.H., D.P., and L.S. were screaming in her ear. When Glenn G. almost went to Canada with the French 4 class. When Miss B. got it on with the train conductor. When Jeff P., Jim J., and Jim G. stole the girls' clothes in Canada. When Gary K. jumped out of the closet with his ape mask on in Mrs. C.'s room. Carmella M. and Mary Ai sat on the same chair at the Earth, Wind Fire concert. Carmella M. and Mary A. carried Donna M. past the lady at Middlesex Dorms. M.G.'s 6th period History class. When Brenda P. put a cup of ice down John H.'s shirt. 92 When Marj M. played Demolition Derby with Perry C. Betty Begonia When Marj. M. sat on Liane G s father's Aussian hat. The Phonesian what??? The midnight swim. Michelob When Scott C. lifted more than Paul D. When Scott didn't remember Higg anum; the 8 pack, or anything from 4:00 on? When Donna M., Wendy T., Beth P., Fran R., Carmella M., Mary A., Roberta S., Sally S., and Cheryl T. made a bridge across the hall and wouldn't let anyone by. When Beth P. was quiet! Second cafe! When Rosemary K., Lori P., Phyllis M., and Peter B., went out after Sue W.'s AFS party? When M.F. threw P.M. in the shower after the Middletown- Wilson game. 117 people in the A.V. room at one time. All the football games we stood in the rain watching. The Saturday nights at the pit parties. When Donna N., Peter B., Judy M., and Stephen H. came in 2 hours late for the Junior Prom. When Bob J. and Scott N. almost killed Mr. N. with a tree. When Tim K., Louise P. and Tina H. took a drive through the trees. Breakfast at Friendly's and MacDonald's with T.H. and L.P. The day at the beacn with W.S., L.P., and T.H. When we borrowed the wood for the Senior float. When Scott P., Bob B., and Stephan H. hid the girls' clothes our Junior year. You're a bunch of gutless wonders! It's Shavian, not Shawian, for the sake of Euphenism. I kid you not , Did it bounce? and Beat on him, for me, will va? All the gossip in Mr. R.'s homeroom. Step outside, bubble eyes. Jingles When Debbie B. put Nair on her eyebrows in 9th grade. The spit ball fight in Bess Eaton. Looking everywhere for Mr. G. When L.L., Bob, M.L. and N.J. went canoeing in early May and L.L. and Bob ended up swimming. When S.M. and L.L. dressed up as old women and went socializ- ing at the donut shop. The side attraction during the film on the Man and the Sea field trip to New Bedford! The Cafe lunch sitting on the windows. When Denise O. and b.R. got suspended for running around the block during study hall. When C.R. and J.P. (bobsey twins) became quite becoming young women at swim team initiation. The hyperventilating gorilla at the swim meets. When C.M. and D.O. would do a disappearing act during gym class and end up on the tennis courts. When Mr. H. went to Canada and no one went to class. All the false alarm drills. All the parties we used to have in Shorthand class. How we celebrated Mondays and Fridays, Donna R. and Sukie's. When Denise O. put Danny T.'s car in a ditch and John R. had to use a tractor to get it out. When Karen M. and Denise O. were laughing so hard in Mac's that they had to walk out. When Linda L., Beth O., Denise O. and Laurie S. laughed through a whole meal in a ritzy restaurant in Canada and everyone was looking. When lockers wouldn't open. Thank God it's Friday. When Louise P., Tina H. and Terri K. went plunging and rolling before school. The Big Zig When Liane G. left her emergency brake on in Friendly's parking lot and had to drive backwards to the gas station. When Liane G., Marj M. and Deb B. got thrown out of Kathy K.'s house at 3 a.m. The mailman, the plumber, the locksmith. A piece of assitate. Sal and Randy Pep assemblies with confetti. George B.'s famous quote, There's the door. When Glenn H. got arrested in front of school for running a stop sign. When Glenn H. and Brenda P. went to MacDonald's for lunch. When M.H. was going to race J.H. but never did. When G.H. raced J.H. and guess what happened. The plant outside Mr. O.'s door. When James H. and Bill H. tried to take the W from Sweet Williams. When B.P. and D.H. partied before school up in the back path. When Eddie K. and Dave H. jumped in the pool before it was opened. When Dave H., Bob P., Vic P., John V. and Chuckie R. had a snowball fight with the construction guys on the roof dur- ing break. When the gearheads chickened out against the Farm Hill gang in a football game. Jerry L. When Pat W.'s stomach didn't growl during Spanish. When D.P. fell into Mr. H.'s arms. All our great times in Spanish I. II, and III. When we acted out the Lottery in Mr. F.'s class. Stealing the road signs. When 3 day vacations were easy to get. Mr. M.'s famous weather forecasts. When Roni P. came to school in a Cowboy hat and shot people. Getting wasted before school. Ann Marie B.'s new voice. Mr. G.'s 9th grade Biology class Breakfast in Mrs. C.'s English class. Mr. S.'s surprise birthday party. When D.J. got her hand caught in Mr. H.'s wallet. Ann C.'s and Patty J.'s flying cards at the square. Miss H.'s per. 6-7 History class. Kathy N.'s punch at lunch. Our seminar trips to Wesleyan with Mr. J. Patty J.'s and Ginny C.'s bets on their Sociology tests. What a goof How the Guidance Office was in total chaos the first week of school. How we hated running. Bear Hill Road. When Larry L. dropped his playing cards during Mr. O.'s Histo- ry lecture. When J.G., W.B. and R.P. filed up 3 quarts of Blank for the Junior-Senior scavenger hunt. The bus trip to Frank Davis. Moby H. When the pits were raided. Moose, Pee Wee, Moby, and Buzz. The Kozmonaut Comedy Hour. I might be wronc but . . . Dont you be talkin' 'bout it! When Lynn K. and Alena T. stuffed Mr. M.'s closet with moldy sandwiches. The drunk table at the Junior Prom. When the boys used to crawl through the ceiling into the girls' lav. Our dear faithful friend, Mr. O., and his tests. When Sally S., Cheryl T., Rosemary K., Berta S., Mary A., Beth P., etc. played bridge in the Senior hall our Junior year. Our Junior float and the bad mishap. Second cafe rowdy gang- Sally S., Cheryl T., Rosemary K., Mary A., Lori P., ana Steven R. The first day Kathy K. came to our school. When Ella B., ScottR., Helen W., Kathy K., and John R. had enough guts to do the Junior skit. Our joys and sorrows in our Senior year. Kathy K.'s laugh down the halls of WWHS. When Donna M., Fran R., Sue W., Cheryl T. and Gary K. used to gossip in Miss B.'s study. When P.M. almost lost her finger in MacDonald's parking lot. March 29th, remember Mark? When Jane L. and Debbie W. played detective. When Holly D.'s brakes let loose on Randolph Rd. When Jane L. and Debbie W. went to an away basketball game and got lost. When Jane L., Holly D., and Ann B. had snowball fights at the gas station. When Tommy S., Denise O., John K. and Linda L. went fishing for Charlie the Tuna at the convalescent home. Nobody When Martha wouldn't flick her Bic. The Mickey Monkey ears in MacDonald's. When Tommy S., Danny T., and Dave M. came to Linda L.'s and 93 Denise O.'s party at R.E. and then when they left. When B.P. and J.L. went to Wesleyan. When Pam C. and Janet L. were sitting on the hill. When Larry L. broke the cafe window. When C.M., D.O., and S.M. played musical chairs at Banana's. When Scott P. had to be tola the front from the back of his bathing suit. When Carol M. and Sandy M. spent the night at M.H.S. picking a KFC bucket full or cigarette butts. D.O.'s and R.P.'s “10 easy ways to make yourself beautiful lessons in the back or Mrs. L.'s Algebra II class. When L.L. and S.M. got dressed up just to go see B.O. at Bess Eaton. When Avis H. almost fell out of Deb M.'s car in Old Saybrook. leap froggin' down the highway. Dave M. s and Deb M.'s plaster fight at the Senior float. Jackie S.'s and Deb M.'s Tuesday nights. Sue D.'s and Deb M.'s raviolis. When Donna M. and Carm M. changed the mileage on the car when their parents went on vacation. Going by Dico's house whenever one of us could get the car. Robin D.'s 16th birthday party when Donna M., Fran R., and Carmella M. got bombed and Donna M. got caught. When Rosemary K., Donna M., Carmella M., and Fran R. would skip 1st per. every Friday and go to MacDonald's for break- fast and then to M.H.S. When Donna M. and Carmella M. got locked in the Hess Gas Station's bathroom. When Miss A. was here one year and gone the next. Our adopted sister Ella B. Praise tne Lord The Orchard When Scott P. got something he didn't deserve. When Robin D., Donna M., and Carmella M. went through the cornfield. When Carmella M. and Ron S. got drunk out of their minds when Donna M. and Paula M. went to majorette practice. When Donna M. and Carmella M. went down like dominos at the Middletown vs. Wilson football party. When Ellen D., Dianne C. and Judy M. got stuck up at Mount Rd. When MaryLou K. and Judy M. got stopped by a cop on Ran- dolph Rd. 7 10 75 When Stephan H. played a joke on Judy M. pertaining to C.B. about the S.B.? When the double J.M.'s got beat for staying out all night. The nice scenic drives Liz M., Ellen S. and Judv M. used to take (and how they always ended up at Friendly's) How Denise T. used to greet Kim M. When Nancy B. used to pinch everyone's face. The bells from Frank Davis. Inflatable Andy in our First Aid class. When the grasshoppers roamed freely. Sophomore year ana the occasional visits to school. D.M.'s bandaged foot. K.K.'s coaching whistle. When Susan T. and Jeanna M. went to Friendly's and drank coffee all day while waiting for Carl A. and Bill L. to pick them up. When Gail R. embarrassed everyone in Friendly's. When Susan T. and Jeanna M. almost flunked Human Repro- duction (ha, ha) Susan T.'s, Debbie S.'s, Brenda P.'s and Jeanna M.'s perverted minds on the bus ( 74-75 ) The great plans for Laura H., Jennifer M., and the tomatoes? The cast party at Bickford's? When you couldn't remember? When Judy M. and Jennifer M. forget to make it home? Eating pierogesies at 2:00 a.m.? The missing trophies at the tennis banquet. When the Old Man was at the sea for 80 years according to D.O. When D.O., C.M., B.M., L.H. and J.M. went wild in B.B.'s con- vertible. The M.H.S. meet when Scott P. used Nair to get rid of his hair. Mr. B.'s absent moustache. Dress up day. Debbie W. and Kathy G. at the CYO's basketball games with Paul S. and David S. When Bruce H. saw Linda G. for the first time. Judy W. and Kathy N. in Mrs. R.'s class, Mr. J.'s class, and Mr. F.'s class. Kathy N. always visiting Patty J. in Mr. M.'s homeroom. Patty J.'s, Judy W.'s and Kathy N.'s gym class. All the times Judy W., Patty J. and Kathy N. tried to fit through the door at tne same time. When Kathy N. gave everybody a free chair ride. How I always loved David R. and Gary T. Trust Me? The bottomless bowl. The east connector and the parties behind the wall in the morn- Farm Hill School, Mount Road, and Lyseum Road. When L.M. taught his car to roll over. H-Day behind V.P.'s house with W.G., N.C., E.K., and company and the cops showed up. When K.K. brought cupcakes for L.E. and lit them in study hall. When L.E. almost made K.K. cry with her poems. When the adrenalin flew in Dave K. in Biology. When D.C. drove home from a Saturday night party and went through 5 red lights and 2 lawns to get home on time. When C.C. added a new step to the hustle and when he swung Tammy G. around and landed on the piano at the Junior Prom. B.W., M.S., D.R., and D.F. in the bathroom during Spirit Week. The party at the Latin House when Deb F. was with you know who. When D.R. and D.F. got 3 days for going to MacDonald's. Listening to Steve Miller in Ann Marie B.'s car. Remember D.W.? All the times J.F. and R.F. came to school stoned. Boom-Boom, Dugnose, Flaty, Faz, Watty, Swamy, Ficky. When Gary jumped on Mr. S.'s desk and scared him. When Mike P. took Tom P.'s place in Mr. S.'s History class. When Donna M. wouldn't leave Mily E. alone at the party. When Mily E. went to the boy's room instead of the girl's room. When Mily E. and Steve R. pushed Cheryl T. into the boy-'s room. When we found out we were going to Florida. When Cheryl T. and Mily E. cashed their first pay check. First period Chemistry wnen we were Juniors. T.G.I.F. Half-time shows put on by the WWHS Wildcat marching band. Wishing we never had to leave. When hila B. went into the men's room at La Boca. Singing Happy Birthday to Cathi E. at the Junior Prom. Putting make-up on Cathi E. during Mr. A.'s Bookkeeping I class. When Marty D. had 7 bells tied to his pants at Frank Davis. When Debbie L, Cathi E., and Kim M. set out to destroy Mr. M.'s Spanish IA Class. Deb W.'s and Holly D.'s lonely and many trips to Portland. When Jim S., Tony S., Steve R., and Marty D. went to the drive- in. When P.T. had a party at his house and D.D. passed out. When D.D., P.T., L.K., and N.S. almost had a car accident. When T.S. spiked D.D. at a track meet in his big toe. Last year when the kids built a snowman and put a cigarette in its mouth. When Donna M. was asking for Auntie Corny and Uncle Wheaty. When Mr. H. got mad at Robin D. because she forgot to call the courant on the Middletown vs. Wilson game. When Robin D. fixed Ann M.'s car at Hardee's. When Mr. H. had to go down to the Press because Robin D. had our baseball team playing the wrong team. When Laurie D. and Ronnie r. were Raggedy Ann and Andy. When Debbie W. and Ellen D. almost got hit by a van- HEAD ON! When Ellen D. and Dianne C. went to the Portland Drive-In and what happened. 4 narcs and 2 cops at the Westfield Falls. When Donna M. would say That's it for me honestly! and she would be the same way the next week-end. When after graduation the class of 76 went down to the cottage and then the morning after. When Mr. J.'s voice would always crack in chorus. When Patty S. and Sue D. were working and a transexual came in the store and they both went nuts. Snow School Mr. Cook How Mr. J.'s voice always put us to sleep in 3rd per. English. Dianne C. beating Bruce H. 2 out of 3 games in pool. When Dianne C. married Mr. L. 94 How beat everyone was after the scavenger hunt. When Jim B. and Ann C. told Beth that they were having a Chemistry test, and she wanted to punch Mr. G.? When Carl C.'s car broke down on the way home from Riverside Park with Carl C. Ann C, Glen G., Jim J., Mary A., and Rosemary K. in it, and when they went to King Phillips' Stockade. When Marty D. and Carl C. did the strip-tease? When Mark R. got it on with a certain someone at Jeff P.'s party? It must be the altitude , and Awright! When Debbie B. was always mad wnen she got to Mrs. C.'s room. Paul D., how can you forget him? When Michael C. broke Cary K.'s leg. When Debbie W., Janice F., and Ann B. were at cafe 66 and Jane L. almost got sick. The State Forest in Portland, remember Holly D.? Mr. G.'s science class, remember A.H.? When Holly D. and Ann Marie B. used to skip school all the time, and somehow Trudell always saw them. The Munchies!!! Starsky and Hutch Sally S., Roberta S., Lisa B., Martha B. and Mary A. in 3rd per. cafe study our Freshman year. When Ella B. and Gail B. almost fell off the roof of Jim's car. When Gail B. and Peter went crazy at the Prom. When Gail B. and Brenda P. jumped out of the back door of the bus. When Gail B. and Tammy G. did cartwheels down the hall. When Wendy F. had a pool party and Nancy B., Jane L, Debbie W. and Holly D. got caught skinny dipping! When Nancy B. used to follow Debbie W. like a shadow. When Debbie W. had a birthday party and a whole bunch of kids almost got busted1 When Mr. H. gambled on the way to Niagara. Physics per.2 When Cindy B. and Karen B. didn't share a locker. Silent study halls. When we had 3 different softball coaches in 3 years. When we almost won a tournament for basketball. All the fun we had with Miss C. in French III and IV. Mr. M.'s Earth Science class and warter. When Donna M. put lemon icing in Wendy T.'s father's coat pocket. Donna M.'s, Carm M.'s, Leslie A.'s and Fran R.'s bucket fights at the band car wash. Shhhhhhhh...........NOISE!!!!! When Eric K., Marj M. and Leslie A. went to Giovanni's on Rosh Hashonah 76 The last will and testament of the class of 1977 (otherwise known as the Class Will) MARY ATKINSON leaves her position on the cheering squad to her sister Diane. RICKY AUGUSTINE leaves his sister Barb to carry on. LESLIE AUSTER leaves Mr. Lombardo a folder of unused music to give to any freshman that is crazy enough to play it. DEBBIE BADRICK leaves quietly with a little thought of what Wilson was like, and the people that belonged at Wilson. MARTHA BANKS leaves Mr. Hiller, Miss Charette, Mr. Gunther, Mr. Jessen, Mrs. Mahoney, Miss Smith, Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. Snow, Mrs. Montanile, and the rest of the faculty to search for a class as strange as the class of '77. CINDY BARKER leaves her drum to any girl brave enough to play it. KARIN BENGTSON leaves her seat in the band and her bass clarinet to whoever wants them. ANN MARIE BILLIAN leaves with the happy thought of never having to return. DEBBIE BONAIUTO leaves Wilson with confidence and a new hairstyle. NANCY BONAIUTO leaves Mr. Alsup alone forever and Mrs. Leonard a normal class for once. GAIL BRAIN leaves her mouth to one of the new flag girls. ZANE BREAKFIELD leaves Woodrow Wilson High witn no happy memories. CHRIS BROOKES leaves with no regrets. LISA BROWN leaves her cheerleading uniform to her little cousin Carol M. because she knows that she can fulfill its every need. SCOTT CATANZARO leaves the underclassmen to listen to Gary T s mouth. KAREN CLARKE leaves with her nose still in a book. VIRGINIA CLEMENT leaves Mr. Jessen and Mr. Ozga to any future senior who will take good care of them. ANN CLOHOSEY leaves all her school spirit to Ellen and Sue, and the best of luck to the Cross Country Team, especially against Middletown High! DIANE CRAWFORD leaves her sister Lorraine behind. WILLIAM CRONIN leaves Mr. Hiller in another winning season which he had this year. DIANNE CZAJA leaves Janet Guerette her horseback riding after school. JOHN CZAJA leaves Mrs. Wilcox his math book. ELLEN DANIELS leaves Rita Quinn her great attendance record to try to break! SUE D'ANTONIO leaves Kathy Robinson to carry on her loud moutn on the bus and in the halls. LAURIE DAVIS leaves to fly the friendly skies of United. ROBIN DEJOHN leaves Mr. Hiller all her articles and memories of all the games and the talks. LORNA DEOTTE leaves Glen her crutches, ace bandages and the brace on her knee; lots of love and peace and happiness to him and everyone else. DENNIS DISTEFANO leaves Steve Robles the track shoes with the holes in them. NADINE DISTEFANO leaves with her stripes on and a victory in her corner. MARTIN DREAHER leaves his locker to Tony Sledzik. HOLLY DUGMORE leaves Wilson to anybody who wants it. CATHI EGE leaves still asking Mr. A. wnat a personal inventory is and trying to get a serious answer. LOUISE ELLIOTT leaves her poems to K.K. to remember her by her friendship. SHARON EMBLETON leaves next year's Band Captain to watch over Mr. Lombardo. MILY ESPINOSA leaves Paula M. her wild spot in the majorette squad, and to try to find another major te like me. DONNA FAZZINO leaves Mr. Myjak to Miss Palonen. JANICE FAZZINO leaves to go on to better things. JOYCE FAZZINO leaves her turn on the trampoline in gym class to anyone who wants it. DEBRA FIKES leaves her brother Tim to hurry up and finish school. MARK FRANGIONE leaves happily. TAMMY GAGE leaves her lost contact lenses to anyone who can find them. The last place they were was either in the cafe ... or was it the gym? RICK GALLITTO leaves a gaping hole in the left side of Mr. Montanile's line. WALTER GANAROS leaves a bottle of visine to whoever thinks they could put it to as much use as he did. LINDA GENDREAU leaves Mrs. Mahoney's boards clean. GLEN GOLDREICH leaves with mixed memories of Mr. Gunther's third period Chemistry class. KATHY GOWAC leaves her homeroom teacher in peace. KAREN GRAHAM leaves her old locker. JIM GUNTHER leaves his brother Bill to carry on the family traditions. BRUCE HALL leaves the Class of '77. TINA HALL leaves. GLEN HARVEY leaves with Brenda. ANN HAYS leaves to all the underclassmen all the problems connected with taking gym. HOLLY HEGER leaves Mrs. Leonard's plant to live. JOHN HOOD leaves with his wheels still turning in his head. MARSHALL HOOVER leaves. DAVE HOUSTON leaves Mr. Holley an ounce of Columbian Gold and a bottle of his favorite brand (scotch) to smoke and drink during the first week of school. ANN HUEG leaves wishing she could take all of her friends with her. JOYCE HUFFSTETLER leaves to take up permanent residence at the HUTCH! AVIS HURLBURT leaves her crutches to anyone who is short enough to use them. DELORES JAMES leaves Mrs. Bryant. PATTY JANSAK leaves Mrs. Montanile to find some other lucky person to do all her typing. CHRIS JASKOT leaves Kuka to anyone who can figure it out! JIM JASKOT leaves his broken locker. ROBERT JASSE leaves his playing techniques and golf tees to the next upcoming captain of the golf team. BONNIE JOHNSON leaves with arms to snag J.A.t. SHELVIE JOHNSON leaves all his jokes to someone who can use them well. DAVID KANIA leaves Carla O. his Saga finance books with a little something in them. KATHY KELLY leaves her maroon and gray sweat socks to anyone who can stand the smell. TERRI KLICK leaves her love and joy to live every day to everyone! LYNN KNAKAL leaves Mr. Muldowney a head of lettuce. ROSEMARY KOWALESKI leaves Lori Pontrelli high school (with Eddie E.), the sticks of Durham, and lost (with Jamie C. and Jeff M.), the Friday night charades, and to the group (Paula M., etc.) the best of luck in their senior year and thanks for everything! P. Belury, I love 96 you! KATHY KOWALSKI leaves quietly. KATHY KOZMON leaves her love and smiles and spirit as the last Higganum cheerleader at W.W.H.S. GARY KRAJEWSKI leaves his ape mask to Mrs. Carta. MARYLOU KURNETA leaves knowing she doesn't have to come back in September! JANE LAFLIN leaves her sister Judy to carry out the family name. LINDA LAVERTY leaves needing a vacation, thanks to Mish, Nannaroni and Boaaabby M. DEBBIE LEE leaves. JANET LEMAIRE leaves. LARRY LIEDKE leaves gladly. SANDY MACDERMOTT leaves the masked graffitti-rug snatcher to his next victim. DEBBIE MALTESE leaves happily. DONNA MALTESE leaves her partying to any underclassmen that could handle it better than she did. SHERRY MANGUM leaves her Southern accent to anyone who will enjoy it as much as she did. GLENN MARTEN leaves W.W.H.S. most willingly and graciously and goes on to bigger and better, (much better), things. CARMELLA MASTRANGELO leaves Paula Maltese with the responsibilities of watching over Donna M. at parties. I Give Up. JUDY MAZZOTTA leaves blowing kisses to Mrs. Leonard. KIM McAULIFFE leaves her Steno II books to anyone who has the nerve to take Steno II. JEANNA McPIKE leaves her gym classes to anyone that wants them. ANN MEEHL leaves her spot on the majorette squad to anyone who will enjoy it as much as she did. JENNIFER MEYERS leaves her Peanuts lunch box to anyone brave enough to use it. CAROL MILLER leaves the 500 to anyone who can count. MARJORIE MILLER leaves all her sympathy to anyone that gets Kathy Kelly's smelly old gym locker. DAVE MONTANILE leaves Paul's nose to tne science department. PHYLLIS MORELLO leaves all her cutslips to her sister Paula. TIM NELSON leaves Mr. Myjak worrying about storms that never come. DONNA NETTIS leaves her past problems to her sister in the class of 1981. SCOTT NICHOLS leaves stumps. KATHY NOSAL leaves her football eating record to anyone who wants to attempt it. BETH O'BRIEN leaves Laurie to carry on. DENISE O'MEARA leaves her permanently borrowed swim team bathing suit to herself to patch up the holes after 3 years of use. ART O'NEILL leaves his brilliant successes in math to Mrs. Wilcox and anyone who can match them. BETTY OVERTON leaves Wilson with happiness and pride for Donna, Cindy, and Sukie to do the same. DENISE OWINGS leaves Tommy S., and John R. RONI PARENT leaves BTHKUMA to Sandy Kennedy. TOM PELLERIN leaves Zoar Pond for anybody that can hack it, and his baseball shoes with the holes in them. SCOTT PETERS leaves his long-held position in band to anyone who is worthy of it and who will play in tune! LOUISE PETRICHENKO leaves locker 17 to anyone that can reach that high. BOB PIRRUCCIO leaves Wilson the underclassmen to stick it out with the Done and to the bone who has to stick it out with the underclassmen. BETH PITKIN leaves her sister Barbara to carry on her position on the swim team that she never finished. BRENDA PRIEST leaves hanging on to Glen's hand. JEFF PRIEST leaves Ellen Clonosey to carry on. DIANE PRIOR leaves her place in the language lab to anyone who will appreciate it. LORETTA RAFALA leaves Anna Rafala to be tardy to homeroom. SEBASTIAN RAFALA leaves Woodrow Wilson High School with pleasant memories. KEITH RICHARDS leaves good music to the art room, because they need it. KENNY ROBINSON leaves his sister Kathy to watch over Judy! SCOTT ROSENTHAL leaves a warning to anyone who dares try to write all over the mural painted in Mr. Myjak's art room! ANNMARIE RUSSO leaves Mr. Gunther's boring lecture classes to any unfortunate student to have him. DAVID RUSSO leaves W.W.H.S. the best of luck in the future no matter what it is, because he loved it. FRAN RUSSO leaves her big mouth and school spirit to all underclassmen and her position on the majorette squad to someone who will love it as much as she did. MARIE SAMPIERI leaves the school lunches to anyone that can stomach them. Good Luck! CHRIS SATAGAJ leaves one hundred years to Micnael Flannigan. CLIFF SEIFERT leaves all of his good iokes to the Vo-Ag to use in future classes. DEBORAH SHAIL leaves school to wnoever enjoys it more than she did. JACKIE SHEFCYK leaves Fred the right to use his proper name, Mr. Jessen . LESLIE SMITH leaves hoping to have more fun in college. TOM SPADA leaves with no regrets- he just leaves. ROBERTA SZEWCZYK leaves all the spirit, love, and good times at Wilson to all the underclassmen in hopes that they will experience each of these in their remaining years at Wilson. STEVEN TANASI leaves golden gloves and a five-hundred bench press to Paul D. WENDY TAYLOR leaves ner locker to any underclassman who can open it on the first time DENISE THERRIEN leaves sports to the freshmen. Come on freshmen! DANNY THOMAS leaves good luck to the track team. ED TOBIAS leaves happily, never to return. PETER TOMCZAK leaves his Polish ingenuity to Willie Lipscomb. BETH TREADWELL leaves, wounded by Diane Watrous' pitchfork. ALENA TRUKSA leaves her way of getting out of trouble with the authorities to the T.B.'s. CHERYL TUTTLE leaves happiness and good times to all students of W.W.H.S. with hopes they enjoy the school as much as she did. THOMAS URBANOWICZ leaves his sweet sweets to Janice F., Ann Marie B., and Holly D. DAVIDE VILLANI leaves good luck to the AFS club, the band, the majorettes, the flag girls, the Margray staff, and the Drama club. JOE VOGEL leaves J.H., M.F., A.C., and J.W. the gear head rule. LORI VOGEL leaves her set of jewelry files to anyone who can stand the frustration. DIANE WATROUS leaves chasing Beth Treadwell with a pitchfork. DEBBIE WATSON leaves with a nappy thought that she finally made it. JUDY WIKNIK leaves C.E. and M.H. to find their own way out of study hall. SUE WILMANSKI leaves wishing much love, luck and happiness to all students and faculty. DEBI WILSON leaves her shoes to anyone who can continue sewing them together. TOM WILSON leaves Mr. Gunther peace — finally. PAT WINSCHEL leaves Mr. Rainville to find someone else to count his money. CHERYL ZADROGA leaves her two sisters Jody and Donna to carry on. ELIZABETH ZUZAK leaves to the future seniors the boring studies. 97 Martha J. Banks Lucinda A. Barker Karin E. Bengston Ann Marie Billian 98 Debra Marie Bonaiuto Nancy Bonaiuto Gail S. Brain Christine S. Brookes Lisa M. Brown Virginia D. Clement William F. Cronin Dianne H. Czaja Scott M. Catanzaro Michael J. Cimino Karen E. Clarke Ann M. Clohosey Pamela M. Couture Dianne H. Crawford Perry S. Cubeta John W. Czaja Atkinson, Mary, Mar” 46 Dobson Cir- cle, Middletown, CT “Believe in a dream and make it a reali- ty. Clubs: Cheerleading 10,11,12; Girls sports club 9,10; Softball 9,11; Omicron Theta Kappa 11,12. Ambition: To be- come a nurse. Augustine, Richard G., “George 98 Mor- gan Street, Middletown, CT “This is my best year. Ambition: Full- time worker Auster, Leslie Jo, Les 215 Saybrook Road, Middletown, CT “Smile...It will make people wonder what you've been up to. £lubs: Girls sports club 9,10; Band 9,10,11,12; AFS 9, 10, 12; Saga 12. Ambition: Commercial Art Badrick, Debbie, O Groucho High Street, Higganum, CT “Live for yourself and not other people. Clubs: Chorus 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Undecided Banks, Martha, Mart 24 Gordon Place, Middletown, CT Resolve to be tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympa- thetic with the striving, and tolerant with the weak and the wrong. Sometime in life you will have been all of these. Clubs: French Club 9; Bleacher Bum 10; Badminton 10; Bowling 10; Student Council 11; Homeroom Representative 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Latin Club 10, 11; Melo-Dees 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Basketball 9, 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Foreign Exchange Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Undecided Barker, Lucinda A. Cindy, Cin Marga- rite Road Ext., Middletown, CT Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others.“Clubs: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; A.F.S. 9, 10, 11, 12; Bowling 10; Majorettes 11,12; Pep Club 9, 10; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Phi Alpha Omega 12. Ambition: To own my own nursery. Bengtson, Karin Elizabeth, Bear Hill Road, Middletown, CT “Time is so precious that it is dealt out to us only in the smallest possible frac- tions — a tiny moment at a time. Irish Proverb. Clubs: Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 10; A.F.S. 9,10,11,12 French Club 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Majorettes 11, 12; Chorus 10; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Sophomore Council 10. Ambition: Un- decided. Billian, Ann Marie, “Boom-Boom 22 Birdsey Avenue, Middletown, CT To be nobody but myself means to fight the hardest battle which any hu- man being can fight. Clubs: Student Council 9, 10; Homeroom Representa- tive 10; Drama Club 9, 10; Foreign Ex- change Club 9, 10; Future Nurses 9; Pep Club 9,10; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Cho- rus 10,11,12. Ambition: Auto-Mechanic A race car driver. Bonaiuto, Debbie, “Bonnie 28 Fairlawn Avenue, Middletown, CT Clubs: FFA Ambition: Singing Boniauto, Nancy, Bones 428 Long Lane, Middletown, CT If you really want to go far and want to do something, which is hard to get, you can do it if you try your hardest for it. Clubs: Swim Team 12. Ambition: Medi- cal Secretary Brain, Gail, Wiese Albert Road, Hig- ganum, CT The past is our memories, the future is our aream, the present is our life. Clubs: Volleyball 10,11,12; Flag Girl 12; Saga 11; Art Club 11,12; Studnet Council 11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Drama Club 12; Omicron Theta Kappa 12. Ambition: Data Processer Breakfield, Zane, Moose , Little City Road, Higganum, CT Ambition: To succeed in what ever I want to do. Brookes, Christine, Chris , Jail Hill Road, Haddam, CT Ambition: Secretary. Brown, Lisa Marie, Lee , 87 Lewis Street, Middletown, CT Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream . . . But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn ... If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more . .. Our hand should meet in another dream. —Kahlil Gibran. Clubs: Student Council 9; Art Club 9,10; Drama Club 9; AFS 9. 10, 11, 12; French Club 9; Latin Club 10; Varsity Club 11,12; Badminton 10; Pep Club 9,10; Cheerleading JV (sec- retary-treasurer) 10; Cheerleading Varsi- ty 11,12, (co-cap. 12); Senior (Council; Homeroom Representative 9, 12; Mar- ray 12. Ambition: Teacher of Deaf Stu- ents. Catanzaro, Scott, Cat , 96 Newtown Street, Middletown, CT Clubs: Track 9; Class Treasurer 9; Stu- dent Council; Senior Council. Clarke, Karen Elizabeth, Route 9A, Had- dam, CT Life is what you make it. Ambition: Dental Assistant Clement, Virginia, Ginny 66 Summer Hill Road, Middletwon, CT You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars, you have a right to be here. Clubs: Margray 10,11, 12; Saga 12. Clohosey, Ann Margaret, Annie 136 Tryon Street, Middletown, CT It is better by far that you should forget your sorrows and smile, than remember them and be sad. Clubs: Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11 (Pres.), 12; Cross Country Sportswriter 12; Major- ettes 12; Flag Girl 11; Chorus 12; Latin Club 9,10 (Sec.); GSC 10; National Hon- or Society 11, 12 (Sec.); Margray 11, 12 ( Activities and In and About Wil- son , Editor); Saga 12 (Senior Section Editor); AFS 11,12; Junior Council; Sen- ior Council; Phi Epsilon 10, 11 (Vice Pres.), 12 (Vice Pres.) Ambition: Actress, Fashion Retailer, or Journalist Crawford, Dianne, Dee 17 Santangelo Circle, Middletown, CT Hope is a lovely rainbow, and may it every stay, firmly rooted in your heart and brighten it every day. Clubs: Sen- ior Class Sec.; Student Council 10; Saga 12 (Art Editor); Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Melo-Dees 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Soft- ball 12; Volleyball 10, 12; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Bowling 10; Basketball 11; J.V. Cheerleading 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, (Treas. Sec.); Guitar Club 10, 111 Ambition: To become an actress Cronin, William, Bill, 58 Connery Road, Middletown, CT Clubs: Baseball 10,11,12. Ambition: To succeed in the future ( contined on page 104) Class Couple — Robin Dejohn and Tom Pellerin School Farmers — Diane Watrous and Joel Harmon Class Artists — Mark Frangione and Sandy MacDermott Most Attractive — Mily Espinosa and Billy House 101 Ellen M. Daniels Susan M. D'Antonio Lauri J. Davis Robin A. Dejohn Lorna K. Deotte Martin A. Dreaher 102 Catherine J. Ege Annmarie Dion .... .......---- - iff Itir Yitfrtf Dennis A. DiStefano Nadine A. DiStefano Hollis E. Dugmore Louise M. Elliot Kenneth G. Fagan Donna J. Fazzino Janice M. Fazzino Joyce A. Fazzino Kimberly A. Fickett Steven K. Fielding Debra K. Fikes Mark L. Frangione Tammy L. Gage Richard C. Gallitto 103 (continued from page 101) Cubeta, Perry, Turkey Hill Road, Had- dam, CT Clubs: Football 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Swimming 12. Ambition; Playboy Pho- tographer Czaja, Dianne Helen, Polock, 91 Schuy- ler Avenue, Middletown, CT Live for today, and make the most of it from the leftovers of yesterday. Clubs: F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Equestrian Club 9,10. Czaja, John W., High Street, Higganum, CT Clubs: Basketball 9; Student Council 9; Hunter Safety 9. Ambition: Wild Life Biologist. D'Antonio, Susan, Sue D. 1 Blue Bell Lane, Middletown, CT Do not walk in front of me for I may not follow, do not walk behind me for I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my ' friend. Clubs: Flag Corps 10,11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Modeling School Daniels, Ellen, 236 Cross Street, Middle- town, CT Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Clubs: Student Council 9,10; Junior Council 11; French Club 9. Ambition: Mental Health Work- er Davis, Laurie, Killingworth Road, Hig- ganum, CT The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love till you give it away. Ambition: Career in the Air Force. Dejohn, Robin Angela, Rob 16 Kieft Road, Middletown, CT Joy is possible only when we are driven towards things and persons because of what they are and not because of what we can get from them. Clubs: Major- ettes 10, 11, 12; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9,10; Bowling 9,10; Jogging 9; Gymnastics 10; Student Council 9, 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Senior Council 12; Homeroom Representative 9, 10, 11, 12. Ambition: To te an LPN Deotte, Lorna Kim, 11 Warwick Street, Middletown, CT Keep on smiling, because school isn't all that bad. Clubs: Saga Staff 12; Fu- ture Nurses Club 9; Volleyball 9, 12; Equestrian Club 9, 10. Ambition: To go into the Air Force and be a nurse. Distefano, Dennis Anthony, Snowflake, Rookie 57 Cubeta Road, Middletown, CT Life in a city can make you crazy. Clubs: Basketball 9; C. C. 10, 11; Track 11. Ambition: To join the Navy with Pride Dreaher, Martin, Marty 15 Oak Street, Middletown, CT Clubs: Basketball 9; Baseball 9; Cross Country 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain; Track 10,11,12, Co-Captain; Bleacner Bums 9. Dugmore, Holly, Dugnose 38 Hobson Street, Middletown, CT I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. — Albert Einstein. Clubs: Chess Club 9. Ege, Catherine Jeanne, Cathi Chamber- lain Hill Road, Higganum, CT 06441 I wanna laugh while the laughin' is easy. I wanna cry if it makes it worth- while. I may never pass this way again, that's why I want it with you. Clubs: Honor Society 9; Student Council 11,12; Margray 10, 11; Saga 12; Art Club 10; Badminton 9; Volleyball 9; Pep Club 9; Did the Most for Wilson — Ricky Gallitta and Robin Dejohn Class Gossips — Lisa Brown and Scott Peters Most Like to Succeed — Martha Banks and David Kenia 104 Most Athletic — Tom Pellerin and Denise O'Heara Hiking Club 9; Chorus 9; National Hon- or Society 12. Ambition: To be a legal secretary. Elliott, Louise, Louie or peanuts PO Box 23, Weiss Road, Haddam, CT Love is free, animals are free, so why can't I be free to be me. Ambition: To become an artist. Embleton, Sharon Marie, Red 436 Cher- ry Hill Road, Rockfall, CT If you look back on yesterday and look forward to tomorrow, you can't concen- trate on today. Clubs: Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 10, 11; Band Captain 12; Ju- nior Council; Student Council 12. Ambi- tion: Nurse or a Social Worker. Espinosa, Milagros del Carmen, Mily or Spic 244 Smith Street, Middletown, CT Be yourself and don't be concerned with any negative thought others may have. Clubs: Majorettes 11, 12; Volley- ball 9, 10; Student Council 10, 12; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Varsity Club 11; Homeroom Rep. 12; Phi Alpha Omega 11; Flag Corp 10; Saga 12. Ambition: Model, Make-up Artist, Fashion De- signer. Fazzino, Donna Jean, 36 Deerwin St., Middletown, CT Clubs: Saga Staff 12; Art Club 11, 12. Ambition: Work with Travel Bureau. Fazzino, Janice Marie, Jan 29 Pinewood Ter., Middletown, CT Way over yonder is a place that I know; Where I can find shelter from hunger and cold; And the sweet tasting good life is waiting for me. Way over yonder, that's where I will be. Clubs: Phi Alpha Omega 11; Bowling 10. Ambition: To own a ranch in Colorado. Fazzino, Joyce Ann, Joyce 29 Pinewood Terrace, Middletown, CT We influence people more by what we are than what we do. Clubs: Tennis 9; Guitar Club 10. Ambition: Work in an office Fielding, Steven, Steve Little City Road, Higganum, CT Fikes, Debra Kay, Debbie , Deb 114 Thomas Street, Middletown, CT If you love someone, set it free, if it comes back, it's yours, if it doesn't it never was. Clubs: Girls Sports Club 10; Varsity Cheerleaders 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11; Basketball 11; Stu- dent Council 10, 11,12; Black Union 10, 11, 12 (President). Ambition: Social Worker Frangione, Mark Louis, Fran the Man 188 Plaza Drive, Middletown, CT Life is just like death but faster. Clubs: Football 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10. Gage, Tammy, Tam 42 West Street, Middletwon, CT Don't walk before me for I may not follow, don't walk behind me for I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend. Gubs: Basketball 11,12; Volley- ball 12; Pep Club 10; Chorus 11, 12; Bowling 10; Saea 12; Drama Club 11,12; Senior Council; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Girls Sports Club 10. Ambition: Comedian Galiitto, Richard, Ricky 401 Maple Shade Road, Middletown, CT Climb High, Climb Far, Your Goal the Sky, Your Aim the Star. Clubs: Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Track 9, 10, 11,12 (Captain); Sophomore Council; Ju- nior Council; Senior Council; Student Council 9,10 (Treasurer), 11 (Vice Presi- (continued on page 108) Most Changed Since Freshman Year — Scott Catanzaro and Diane Crawford Class Gearheads — Glen Harvey and Ann Marie Billion Most Humorous — Shelvie Johnson and Roni Parent Most Studious — Leslie Smith and Jeff Priest 106 John R. Halfinger Bruce P. Hall Tina L. Hall Joel J. Harmon Glen S. Harvey Ann M. Hays Holly J. Heger Laura L. Hitchcock John E. Hood Marshall A. Hoover William S. House David Houston Ann C. Hueg Joyce A. Huffstetler Avis E. Hurlburt John D. Ishman (continued from page 105) dent), 12 (President); Ski Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Saca 9; Physical Fitness 9, 10, 11, 12; A. V. Club 9,10; National Honor Society. Ambition: To go into the Field of Medi- cine. Ganaros, Walter Phillip, Walt 29 Cedar Street, Middletown, CT Run! Here comes the Bone! Ambition: To graduate (eventually). Gendreau, Linda, Hull Avenue, Hig- ganum, CT Praise the Lord or Amen. Clubs: Saga 12; Timer for Swim Team 11, 12. Ambition: To work with the Airlines. Goldreich, Glen, Saybrook Road, Hig- ganum, CT Clubs: National Junior Honor Society 9; Basketball 9; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Ameri- can Foreign Exchange 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10, 11; Senior Council 12; Home- room Representative 12; Student Coun- cil 9. Gowac, Kathy, Polack Clark Road, Had- dam, CT High School is finished, now comes college-yuk! Clubs: Yearbook 12. Am- bition: Nurse Graham, Karen Sue, Karen 504 East Street, Middletown, CT In all my years here, this is my best. Ambition: Housewife Gray, Susan, 1088 Bartholomew Road, Middletown, CT I remember all those thousands of hours that I spent in grade school watching the clock, waiting for recess or lunch or to go home. Waiting: for any- thing but school. My teachers could easily have ridden witn Jesse James for all tne time they stole from me. — Richard Brautigan Greenwald, Liane, 689 Ridge Road, Middletown, CT Clubs: Latin Club 10. Gunther, James G., Jim 932 Ridgewood Road, Middletown, CT If you're silent you are nothing, ex- press yourself and become somebody. Clubs: Football 9; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Bleacher Bums 9, 10, 11; A. F. S. 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10; Margray 10, 11, 12; Junior Council 11; Math Team 10, 11, 12; Ambition: Undecided Hall, Bruce, 6 Roosevelt Drive, Middle- town, CT Dream on the warm Earth, walk light- footed on the wind, be friends with the Sun. Clubs: Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim- ming 10, 11, 12; Band 12; Foreign Ex- change 9. Ambition: Minister Hall, Tina, 252 East Main Street, Middle- town, CT Love me for what I am, not what you want me to be. Clubs: F.F.A. 9, 10; Pep Club 9. Ambition: Secretary Harmon, Joel, Kelsey Street, Middletown, CT Clubs: F.F.A. 9, 10,11, 12. Ambition: To be a Dairy Farmer. Harvey, Glen Scott, Harv 160 Lee Street, Middletown, CT You get out of life just what you put in it. Clubs: Football 10, 11; Bleacher Bums 10. Ambition: Auto Mechanic Hays, Ann, 124 Hunting Hill Avenue, Middletown, CT Love more and hate less Ambition: Secretary Heger, Holly, Candlewood Hill Road, Hig- ganum, CT All life is an experiment. The more ex- Most Spirit — John Roberts and Debbie Fikes Photos not available: Best Dressed — Billy House and Loretta Rafala Class Mouths — Gary Krajewski and Roberta Szewczyk Friendliest — David Siena and Mary Atkinson Most Gullible — Jim Jaskot and Sue D'Antonio Class Partiers — Walter Ganaros and Roni Parent Hi there! 108 eriments you make the better. Clubs: and 10, 11; Basketball 11, 12; Softball 12. Ambition: To become an accountant. Hood, John, Hoodie 305 Millbrook Road, Middletown, CT Quiet he may seem, but who can tell. Clubs: Football 9, 10, 11; Audio Visual. Ambition: Carpentry. Hoover, Marshall, Mushroom Boulder Dell Road, Higganum, CT The stabilizing factor of sanity is in- sanity; so don't stay too sane. Clubs: Student Council 11 House, William, S., Billy RRl, Durham, CT Clubs: Football 11; Track 11, 12. Ambi- tion: To have my own business. Houston, David, Youst 497 Ridge Road, Middletown, CT Ambition: To be rich. Hueg, Ann Catherine, Annie Church Hill Road, Haddam, CT Don't brin around a cloud to rain on my parade1. Clubs: Drama Club 9, 12; Matn Tutor 11, 12; Newspaper 9; Gym- nastics 9. Ambition: To major in The- atre Arts; to be happy. Huffstetler , Joyce, Haddam View Hights, Haddam, CT I've come this far to freedom and I won't turn back and I won't stop now. Ambition: To travel and do what I want to do. Hurlburt, Avis, Shortie or Midget or Bweep Prout Hill Road, Middletown, CT What do you want me to do? Jump up and down on my ear!! Clubs: Foreign exchange 9, 10; Student Council 10, 11; Homeroom Representative 9, 12. Ambi- tion: Dental Assistant. James, Delores, Lulu 9 Roosevelt Drive, Middletown, CT Clubs: Black Unity 9, 10, 11, 12; Ambi- tion: To never see this school again. Jansak, Patricia Ann, Patty 383 Boston Road, Middletown, CT Look back on all your yesterdays, re- member they were once today. Clubs: Bowling Club 10; AFS 9,10; Margray 12; Saga 12. Jaskot, Christine, Kuka 23 Hubbard St., Middletown, CT Ambition: Secretary Jaskot, James Joseph, JJ 472 Saybrook Rd., Middletown, CT Running up a hill is harder than run- ning down a hill. Clubs: Band 9,10,11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; AFS 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Golf 11, 12; Swim 10; Math League 10, 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Bleacher Bums 10. Ambition: Undecided Jasse, Robert, Bob 448 Atkins St., Middletown, CT No matter how bad life can treat you, it can treat you good also. Clubs: Golf Team 10, 11, 12; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Johnson, Bonnie, Bonz Pokorny Road, Higganum, CT Everybody cries: ... even angels. Clubs: Softball 10, 11, 12; Omega Kapa Zata 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Secretary Johnson, Shelvie Lee, Brooks Road, Middletown, CT Let there be smiles in everybody's life. Clubs: Football 11. Ambition: Computer Programmer Kania, David, Dave 51 Murray St., Middletown, CT To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan but also believe. Clubs: Swim- ming 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain; Tennis 11, (continued on page 112) Delores A. James Patricia A. Jansak Christine Jaskot James J. Jaskot Robert Jasse Bonnie J. Johnson Shelvie L. Johnson David J. Kania Rosemary Kowaleski Kathleen A. Kozmon Gary A. Krajewski Marylou L. Kurneta VICTORY 0( ( N KlNGS Mqg (continued from page 109) 12; AFS 9,10,11,12; Track 9; Crew 9,10; Latin 9, 10, 11, 12; Band-Drumajor 10, 11, 12; Class Officer, Homeroom Rep. 10,11; Student Council 11; Treasurer 12. Ambition: International Relations Kelly, Kathleen, K-Bird Sr. Paddock Rd., Middletown, CT And here's to the songs we used to sing. And here's to the times we used to know. It's hard to hold them in our arms again but hard to let them go. - Neil Diamond. Clubs: Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Saga 11; Flag Twirler 10, 11, 12 (Capt.); Margrav 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; AFS 12; Matn League 10. Kestermont, Kathyrn, Kathy Candle- wood Hill Road, Higganum, CT Ambition: Artist Knakal , Lynn, Turkey Hill Road, Had- dam, CT Believe in yourself and live for tomor- row. Clubs: Yearbook 9; Guitar Club 9. Ambition: Artist Klick, Theresa, Ann, Terri 148 East Main Street, Middletown, CT Friends I will remember you, pray for you and think of you and when another day is through I'll still remember you! Clubs: F.F.A. 10; Student Council 10,11; Senior Council 12; A.F.S. 10. Ambition: Motel, Hotel, and Restaurant Manage- ment. Kowaleski, Rosemary, C, Rose 68 San- tangelo Circle, Middletown, CT Kiss yesterday good-bye, and greet to- day with a smile, for the future lies ahead, and the yesteryears must end. Clubs: A.F.S. 10, 11, 12; Girls Sports Club 10; Badminton 10; Bowling 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Homeroom Representative 10; Student Council 10; Junior Council; Senior Council; Saga 12; Softball 10, 11; Pep Club 10. Ambition: Social Worker So- ciologist. Kowalslki, Kathryn, Kathy Livingston Road, Middletown, CT Kind words are like honey-enjoyable and healthful. Ambition: L.P.N. Li- censed Practical Nurse. Kozmon, Kathleen, Ann, Kathy Killing- worth Road, Higganum, CT A way of Life is a way of Love, a way of Love is a way of Life. Clubs: Senior Class Student Advisor 12; Student Advi- sor Committee 11, 12; Junior Council; J.V. Cheerleader 11; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Saga 12; Track 12; Talent Show Com- mittee 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; Margray 10, 11, 12; A.F.S. 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Melo-Dee 12; Girls Sports Club; Volleyball 10; Bowling 10; Badminton 10; Drama Club 10; Science Club 9. Ambition: Astronaut Krajewski, Gary, 37 Deerfield Avenue, Middletown, CT Smile, everyone will wonder what you're up to. Clubs: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 12; Basketball 9. Ambition: Millionaire Kurneta, Marylou, Lou Lou Thayer Road, Higganum, CT Remember yesterday; Think of today; Dream of tomorrow. Clubs: Chorus 10, 11, 12; Melodees 11, 12. Ambition: To get a good job after I leave this place. Latlin, Jane Margaret, Flattie 91 Berkely Road, Middletown, CT Life is iust what you make it, no more and no less. Clubs: Volleyball 11. Am- bition: Office worker. Laverty, Linda, Lynn or Shortie 2099 Saybrook Road, Middletown, CT I am yours, you are mine, you are what you are. Clubs: Art Club 9; Latin Club 10; Saga Staff 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12. Lee, Deborah Beth, Debbie Walkley Hill Road, Haddam, CT Remember this also, and be well per- suaded of its truth; the future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours. —Jules Jusserand, April 10, 1932. Clubs: Soft- ball 10; Yearbook 9, 12; Newspaper edi- tor 9. Ambition: To succeed in life. LeMaire, Janet, Brainard Hill Road, Hig- ganum, CT ... To smile is the only way to live besides love. Clubs: Softball 10, 11, 12; Saga Sports Editor; Senior Treasurer. Ambition: writer, model. Liedke, Lawrence John, Bubba 43 Bow Lane, Middletown, CT The future is now. Clubs: Baseball 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Chess Club 9, 10, 11. Loriot, Sharon A., Candlewood Hill Road, Higganum, CT Lougee, David C, Loug Jacoby Road, Higganum, CT Clubs; Basketball 9,10,11,12; FFA 9,10, 11. Macdermott, Sandra J., Sandy 47 Brain- ard Avenue, Middletown, CT If of thy mortal goods thou art bereft, and of thy store two loaves alone are left, sell one, and with the dole buy hya- cinths to feed thy soul. Clubs: Art Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11,12; Saga 12. Am- bition: Free lance illustration and to get the hell out of Middletown. Maltese, Debora Ann. Debbie 2 Blue Grass Drive, Middletown, CT Live for today, for yesterday is old and gone and tomorrow is but a dream. Clubs: Student Council 9, 10; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12. Ambition: College Maltese, Donna Marie, Malt 133 Doro- thy Drive, Middletown, CT I have learned that the most important things in life are the ones you can't see, count, or measure, things like friend- ship, things like you! Clubs: Major- ettes 10,11,12 (Capt. 12); Junior Council 11; Saga 12; AFS 10, 11; Badminton 10; Bowling 9, 10; Pep Club 9; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Chorus 11, 12; Phi Alpha Omega 11, 12 (Secretary 12). Ambition: To make everyone smile a little in life. Mangum, Sherry Denise, 79 South Front Street, Middletown, CT It is better to have loved and lost, then to never have loved at all. Clubs: Pep Club 11, 12; Saga 12; Guitar Club 10. Ambition: Medical Field Marino, Elizabeth Ann. Liz 263 Cross Street, Middletown, CT If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. - (Thoreau) Clubs: Art Club 9, 10. Ambition: Art Therapist Marten, Glenn A., 148 Church Street, Middletown, CT Insanity is just a state of mind. Clubs: Jr. Sr. Councils: Saga photographer 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Photography Club 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Marine Biology Researcher, Marine Photographer. (continued on page 116) You wouldn't count me tardy for just 30 seconds? The agony of defeat. Really hitting the books! Sherry D. Mangum Elizabeth A. Marino Glenn A. Marten Carmella R. Mastrangelo 114 Judy L. Mazzotta Kimberly A. McAuliffe Dorothy S. McKinney Jeanna A. McPike Sandra J. Macdermott Robert Magnano Debora A. Maltese Donna M. Maltese Ann E. Meehl Marjorie Miller Jennifer A. Meyers Rosario J. Milardo Louis E. Moncata David J. Montanile Carol E. Miller Phyllis A. Morello Donna M. Nettis Kathleen M. Nosal . 115 Timothy A. Nelson Scott M. Nichols (continued from page 113) Mastrangelo, Carmella, Carm 107 Spen- cer Drive, Middletown, CT “I hate people who don't admit their faults; I'd admit mine if I had any. Clubs: Tennis 11, 12; Band 11, 12; Saga 12; Pep Club 9; Badminton 10; Bowling 10; Chorus 10, 11; Ski Club 11; Girls Sports Club 9,10; Phi Alpha Omega 10, 11, 12. Ambition: To be taller. Mazzotta, Judy, Goobies , Juby , Jude , Jugy , Cher 7 Red-Orange Road, Middletown, CT My purpose isn't to be a leader, but to be guided by my own star- even if no one dares to follow. To make a new path through unknown places, instead or be- ing guided by other people's routes of travel. Clubs: Guitar Club 11; Phi Al- pha Omega 11, 12; Saga 12. Ambition: To be a successful model, also fashion designer, teacher and stewardess. To climb mountains and do hand eliding. To travel ... London, England, Sweden, etc. McAuliffe, Kimberly Ann. Kim Thayer Road, Higganum, CT A day is wasted without laughter. Clubs: Yearbook 9,12; Gymnastics Club 9; Art Club 10; Hiking Club 9. Ambi- tion: Executive Secretary McKinney, Dorothy, Dottie Bow Lane, Middletown, CT McPike, Jeanna Ann, Filley Road, Had- dam, CT As early dawn comes, we must do the best we can with what has been given to us. And live the past if we can. For life is real-and can hurt us if we don't. Clubs: Art Club 9, 10; History of Art 9; Class representative 9; Chorus 9. Ambition: Secretary Meehl, Ann, Annie 152 Cedar Lane, Middletown, CT Better by far you should forget and smile, than that you should remember and be sad. Clubs: Majorettes 10,11,12 (Tres.); Bowling Club 10; Ski Club 11, 12; Gymnastics Club 9; Homeroom Rep. 10, 11; Phi Epsilon 9; Phi Alpha Omega 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Band Council 10, 12; Ambi- tion: Medical secretary or LPN. Meyers, Jennifer, Jamie 32 Greenbriar Circle, Middletown, CT Clubs: Saga 9, 10, 12; Drama 9, 10, 12; Latin Club 10. Ambition: Very Little Miller, Carol Elizabeth, 83 Paterson Drive, Middletown, CT Clubs: Tennis 11, 12; Sophomore Coun- cil; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 11; Math Team 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12. Miller, Marjorie, Marj 680 Ridge Road, Middletown, CT Large minds talk about ideas, average minds talk about events, small minds talk about people. Clubs: French Club 9; Bowling Club 9; Latin Club 10; Saga 12. Ambition: Executive Secretary. Montanile, David, Monty Haddam Quarter Road, Durham, CT You can't appreciate what you have un- til you've lost it. Clubs: FFA 11, 12; Track 12; Saga 12; Senior Council; Sen- ior Ball Band Committee (Chairman). Ambition: To get a degree in business administration. Morello, Phvllis, Phyl 138 Dorothy Drive, Middletown, CT Live today, for tomorrow may never come, and yesterday is already gone. Clubs: Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Cnorus This home-grown stuff is really dynamite! Isn't this class over yet? Homework, homework, homework! Maybe I shouldn't have called his mother that. This stuff tastes awful! 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10. Ambition: Nurse. Nelson, Timothy A., Tim 601 Highland Ave., Middletown, CT Think Snow! Clubs: A.V. Club 9. Am- bition: Radio Disc Jockey. Nettis, Donna, 1662 Saybrook Rd., Middletown, CT What is left to be desired. Clubs: Saga 12; Chorus 10, 12. Nichols, Scott, 15 Oak Knoll, East Hamp- ton, CT Clubs: F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Chess Club 9. Ambition: To be a Forester. Nosal, Kathleen, Kathy Thayer Rd., Higganum, CT Look at a person for what he or she is today not yesterday! Clubs: Saga 12; Margray 10, 11, 12; Haddam Jr. High yearbook and newspaper 9; AFS 12. Am- bition: Physical Therapist O'Brien, Betn, 33 Connery Road, Middle- town, CT Where there is a will there is a way. Clubs: Art Club 9; Latin Club 10; French Club 10; Saga 11; Softball. Ambition: Housewife. Olsen, Warren C. Jr., Chuck 2 McKenna Drive, Middletown, CT Clubs: Audio Visual Club; Drama Club. Ambition: To be a Professional A. V. Director. O'Meara, Denise Ann Marie, Chamberlain Hill Road, Higganum, CT The will of the mind can conquer all- never say die. Clubs: Swimming 10,11, 12; Cross Country 11; Crew 10; Tennis 11,12; A. F. S. Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Researcher of Wildlife (photographer and writer) O'Neill, Art, AnSima Road, Higganum, CT Woodrow Wilson Left A Great Impres- sion On Me, In Five Years, I'll Think Back About How Great It Was To Leave It. Clubs: Football 11. Ambition: To Buy A Pair of P.F. Flyers. Overton, Betty, 998 Silver Street, Middle- town, CT Life is what you make it, because there isn't anything that you can't do, so put your foot down and try your very best to fulfill that wish. Clubs: Black Union 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12. Ambi- tion: To fulfill my goal as an Efficient Secretary and (college). Owings, Denise Erika, Meeting House Road, Haddam, CT Happiness; no more be sad; Happiness, I'm glad. Clubs: Band 10; Sophomore President; Junior Council; Senior Coun- cil. Ambition: To be free and to travel. Parent, Veronica Therese, Roni, P. Head Clark Road, Higganum, CT I'm free. I'm me, and that's all I want to be. Ambition: To make the best of whatever I do ... what else? Pellerin, Thomas, Pellet Millbrook Road, Middletown, CT Clubs: Football 10; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Soccer 12. Ambi- tion: To proceed as far as I can in what- ever field I choose. Peters, Scott Philip, Potts 116 Mount Vernon Street, Middletown, CT There have been many great people in the history of the world, but most of them are dead — maybe that's why I'm not feeling too good. Clubs: Swim Team, Captain; Tennis Team; Band 9, 10,11,12; Stage Band 9, 10,11,12; Band (continued on page 120) Speak to me! Not tonight, I gotta headache. I can relate Staring? Want your eyes poked out? I only have a zillion more dots to go! Who wrote THAT on the desk? 117 Denise E. Owings Veronica T. Parent Thomas Pellerin Scott P. Peters Donna Peterson Louise M. Petrichenko 118 Robert J. Pirruccio Beth A. Pitkin Jeffrey M. Priest Brenda J. Priest Diane S. Prior Robert Quinn Loretta A. Rafala Sebastian C. Rafala Ken Robinson Sharon Rosano Scott L. Rosenthal Annmarie L. Russo David W. Russo Frances M. Russo 119 (continued from page 117) Council 11, 12; Junior Council; Senior Council; AV Club 9, 10; Bleacher Bums 9, 10; Drama Club 10; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 11,12; Saga 11,12; AFS 12. Ambition: Medicine. Petrichenko, Louise Maria, Weeze 257 East Main Street, Middletown, CT Seeking means to have a goal, but find- ing means to be free. Clubs: Chorus 10, 11, 12; AFS 11, 12; Equestrian Club 10. Ambition: Wildlife Management and Conservation. Pirroccio, Bob, Pooch 294 Ridge Road, Middletown, CT •Clubs: Basketball 9; Baseball 10. Ambi- tion: Undecided. Pitkin, Beth Ann L., Beth 9 Warren Street, Middletown, CT You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at eace with God, whatever you conceive im to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul. With all its shame, drudgery broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful and strive to be happy. Clubs: Girls Cross Country 9; Girls Softball 9, 10; Swim- ming 10; Senior Council; Phi Alpha Omega 11,12; Saga 12; Girls Sports Club 9, 10. Ambition: Stewardess Priest, Brenda Jean, BJ Wiese Albert Road, Higganum, CT It don't matter. Clubs: Volleyball Team 11, 12. Ambition: Secretary Priest, Jeffrey Michael, Jeff 302 New- town Street, Middletown, CT It is far better to set ones goals too high and never reach them, than to set ones goals to low and once they are surpassed reach no higher. Clubs: Golf Club 10; Basketball 9, 10; Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain; Tennis 11, 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Class Vice-President; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Bleacher Bums 10; Math Team 11,12; National Honor Society 11, 12; National Athletic Scholarship Soci- ety. Ambition: Marine Bioloeist. Prior, Diane Susan, Walkley Hill Road, Haddam, CT To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others use your heart. Clubs: French Club Treasurer 10, 11, 12; Year- book 9; Ambition: To be happy and make others happy. Rafala, Loretta Ann Marie, Swamy 20 Lakeside Ave, Middletown, CT Friendship is the most valuable of all human possessions. Clubs: Art Club 11. Ambition: To pursue an education in the field of art. Rafala, Sebastian, Deb 112 Highland Avenue, Middletown, CT As a rule, the game of life is worth playing, but the struggle is the prize. - Dean W.R. Inge. Ambition: To become an electronic engineer. Keith, Richards, Keith 165 Bartholomew Road, Middletown, CT Rolling Stones gather no moss. Ambi- tion: To be a rock star. Robinson, Kenneth Charles, Jr., Kenny, K-Rob 750 Long Hill Road, Middle- town, CT Life is only what you make of it, so make it good. Clubs: Football 11, 12; Track 12; Basketball 12. Ambition: Pro- fessional Cook. Rollason, Lori, 39 Wall Street, Middle- town, CT Clubs: AFS 9, 10, 11 (Pres.), 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Rosenthal, Scott L., Rosey 46 Durant Street, Middletown, CT Keep your feet on the ground, and keep reaching for the stars. Clubs: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 11; Drama 10, 11, 12; Bleacher Bums 11; Equestrian Club 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Ambi- tion: Artist. Russo, Annmarie Lenora, 46 Silver Street, Middletown, CT Don't critize me, don't give up either, God isn't finished with me yet! Clubs: FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Guitar Club 10; Bowl- ing Club 9; Saga 12; EdiFFA 9,10,11,12; Guitar Club 10; Bowling Club 9; Saga 12; Editor of Photography. Ambition: to go to college to become a florist. Russo, David, Rock Russo 23 McKenna Drive, Middletown, CT Clubs: Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12. Russo, Frances Marie, Fran 53 Bretton Road, Middletown, CT It is better, therefore, that two should be together, than one-for they have the advantage of their society. Cubs: Ma- jorettes 11,12; Flag Corps 10; Chorus 10, 11,12; Mel-o-dees 12; Girls Sports Club 10; Gymnastics 10; Homeroom Repre- sentative 11; Junior Council; Saga 12; Senior Council; Phi Alpha Omega 12. Ambition: Executive Secretary. Salafia, Joesph, Joe 1079 Saybrook Road, Middletown, CT I shall not return. Ambition: To gra- duate. Sampieri, Marie, Round Hill Road, Middletown, CT And think not you can guide the course of love, for love if it rinds you worthy shall guide your course. Clubs: Band 9. Ambition: Jeweler (Hand Craft- ed). Satagaj, Christine Marie, Chris 614 Pine Street, Middletown, CT ... I can see Daniel waving goodbye. God it looks like Daniel. Must be the clouds in my eyes. Clubs: Drama Club 9, 10. Ambition: To go into law or lan- guages. Seifert, Clifton, Kelsey Street, Middle- town, CT Milk drinkers are better lovers. Clubs: FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer and Vice President. Ambition: Dairy Farmer. Shackett, Edward, Ned Chamberlain Road, Middletown, CT Clubs: Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 11, 12. Shail, Deborah Anne, R.F.D. 1, School House Hill Road, Haddam Neck, East Hampton, CT Even though we might not like school now, we will always look back on it as a great time in our lives. Clubs: Art Club 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9. Ambition: Florist Shefcyk, Jacqueline Anne, Jackie 22 Braebuen Lane, Middletown, CT There is a time for all things—Oh for the patience to wait. Clubs: Student Council 9, 10; Homeroom Representa- tive 10; Melo-dees 11, 12; Bowling 9; Chorus 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Accoun- tant. Siena, David, Dave 52 Durant Terrace, Middletown, CT I didn't do it. Clubs: Baseball 9; Cross Country 9, 10; Basketball 9. Ambition: To live. Smallshaw, Sally Ann, Sal Long Hill Road, Middletown, CT There is no greater desert or wilderness (continued on page 124) The last minute crib sheet! Heartburn . . . Pepto Bismol. You're still out there, I can hear you breathing! You're not going to eat that! Aren't those soccer pictures taken yet? The Thinker . 121 122 Sally A. Smallshaw Leslie A. Smith Thomas J. Spada Roberta R. Szewczyk Steven J. Tanasi Daniel R. Thomas Wendy S. Taylor Raymond L. Terribile Denise Therrien Edward L. Tobias Peter F. Tomczak Beth A. Treadwell Alena Truksa Cheryl A. Tuttle Tom Urbanowitz Davide Villani (continued from page 121) than to be without true friends. - Fran- cis Bacon. Clubs: Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Badminton 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Junior Council; Senior Council; Junior Class Treasurer; Softball 10,11,12; Saga 12; Melodees 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Cheerleading J.V. 10 (Captain), Varsity 11, 12 (Co-Captain 12). Smith, Leslie A., Meetinghouse Road, Had- dam, CT So much is a man worth as he esteems himself. —Rabelais. Clubs: French Club 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11; Math Team 11, 12; Saga 9; Band 9. Ambition: Veterinarian. Spada, Thomas, Tom 174 Ridge Road, Middletown, CT Clubs: Football 10, 11, 12. Szewczyk, Roberta Raye, Berta 173 Fowler Avenue, Middletown, CT Always remember the good times, but more important, remember how you got through the bad. Clubs: AFS 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Latin Club 10; French Club 9, 10; Saga 11, 12; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Phi Epsilon 11, 12(Treas.); Melodees 12; Junior Council; Senior Council; Pep Club 9,10 (V.P.), 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Dentist. Tanasi, Steven, 63 Sand Hill Road, Middle- town, CT Do it till you can't do it anymore. Clubs: Football 9; Basketball 9. Ambi- tion: Detective. Taylor, Wendy Susan, Tail 187 Spencer Drive, Middletown, CT Student Council 11; Saga 12; Majorettes 10, 11, 12 (Co-Capt.); Senior Council; Badminton 10; Phi Alpha Omega 10,11, 12. Ambition: Medical Secretary and As- sistant. Terribile, Raymond, 16 Wall Road, Guil- ford, CT Clubs: FFA 9, 10, 11, 12. Ambition: To go into Dairying full time. Therrien, Denise, 6 Kelsey Street, Middle- town, CT A Buddy is a Buddy, a friend is for- ever. Clubs: AFS 10,11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Badminton 11. Ambition: Live life to its fullest. Thomas, Danny, 181 Hendley Street, Middletown, CT Clubs: Football 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12 (Co. Capt); Junior Council. Tobias, Ea, King 15 Waverly Avenue, Portland, CT Life starts after high school but it seems like it takes a lifetime to reach the beginning. Clubs: Basketball 9; FFA 9, 10, 11. Ambition: Get through life suc- cessfully, if possible. Tomczak, Peter, Polack 1-Omo Street, Middletown, CT Clubs: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 12; Chess Club 10; Bleacher Bums 10. Am- bition: To succeed. Treadwell, Beth, Spencer Road, Higganum CT Watch life go by slowly, turn around and see the rapid change! Clubs: Future Farmers of America 9,10,11,12; Saga 12. Ambition: To eet the best out of life. Truksa, Alena, Main Street, Haddam, CT It's better to do nothing and not get in trouble for it then to not do Noth- ing and get in trouble for it. Clubs: Saga 9; Guitar Club 9. Ambition: Regis- tered Nurse. Tuttle, Cheryl, Tut 519 Long Lane, Middletown, CT Be happy with yourself because then and only then can you be happy with others. Clubs: Majorettes 11, 12; Ma- Go suck an egg! Is this OK, Mrs. Carta? You told me to bury my nose in this book. 124 I've got a HOT date in there in five minutes! Now where the heck is that centerford I've heard about? Darn! I just stamped my fingers! jorette Council 12; Chorus 10,11,12; Pep Club 9, 10; Girls Sports Club 9, 10; Ju- nior Council 11; Senior Council 12; Saga 12; Phi Alpha Omega 9, 10, 11,12; Latin Club 10. Ambition; Medical Secretary. Urbanowicz, Tom, Orbie 90 Aston Lane, Middletown, CT Clubs: Chess Club 9. Ambition: Pilot. Villani, Davide, Via Callani 10 43100 Par- ma, Italy Clubs: Margray 12; AFS 12; Drama Club 12. Ambition: Remembering this year as one of the most beautiful years of my life. Vogel, Joe, Lake Ridge Heights, Middle- town, CT I leave this place for a far better place No Where. Vogel, Lori, Lake Ridge Heights, Middle- town, CT For long you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. (Park side of the Moon-Pink Floyd) Clubs: Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12. Ambi- tion: Jewelry Teacher. Watrous, Diane, Short Stop Christian Hill Rd., Higganum, CT 'To watch the sun rise and set. Clubs: FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10. Watson, Debra, Wattie 48 Villa St., Middletown, CT It don't matter. Clubs: Chess Club 9; Student Council 9; Yearbook 12. Wichrowski, Helen Jeanne, Cissie 160 Ridge Rd., Middletown, CT Wiknik, Judith, Judy Brainard Hill, Higganum, CT Not to judge a person by their cover, but by the way they act. Clubs: Leader Club 9; Newspaper 9. Ambition: Hair- dresser. Wilmanski, Susan Lee, Sue 266 Prout Hill Road, Middletown, CT Life is full of beautiful moments. Clubs: Girls Sports Club 9,10; Pep Club 9,10,11; Foreign Exchange 10,11 (Presi- dent), 12 (President); Bowling 9, 10; Ma- jorettes 10, 11, 12 (Sec.); Homeroom Re- presentative 9, 10, 11 (Alternate), 12 (Al- ternate); Chorus 11, 12; Junior Class Sec.; Saga 12 (Editor); Phi Epsilon Soror- ity 11, 12 (President). Wilson, Debi, Bozo 393 Bow Lane, Middletown, CT The Power of Love will only be seen when Love of Power is forgotten. Clubs: Art Club 11. Ambition: Artist or Horse Trainer. Wilson, Thomas W., Tom Brainard Hill Road, Higganum, CT A Shakespearean sonnet is like fungus — it grows on you. Clubs: Basketball 9; Baseball 10,11,12; Soccer 12; Latin Club 10, 11. Ambition: To succeed in what- ever I choose, college, work, etc. Winschel, Patricia, Pat Gunger Hill Road, Higganum, CT The woods are lovely, dark and deep but I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep. Clubs: Yearbook 9 (Haddam); French Club 10,11,12. Ambi- tion: To be successful and become an accountant. Woolard, Larry, 210 East Main Street, Middletown, CT Zadroga, Cheryl, Patches 176 Pearl Street, Middletown, CT Zuzak, Elizabeth, Liz 8 West Silver Street, Middletown, CT To do what you want to do and be happy doing it. Ambition: To become a bookkeeper, and a timekeeper. Joseph Vogel Debra M. Watson Lori A. Vogel Helen J. Wichrowski John E. Vincent Judith P. Wiknik Diane Watrous Susan L. Wilmanski ■■1 Senior Officers: Left To Right: Denise O'Meara- President; Jeff Priest- Vice- President: Janet LeMaire- Treasurer; Diane Crawford- Secretary. Take THAT! Mr. Lombardo. 128 Dear Roy, xxx.. . Senior Council: Row 1: Janet LeMaire, Denise O'Meara. Row 2: Gail Brain, Marshall Hoover, Scott Peters, Jeff Priest, Tammy Gage, Glen Goldreich, Glen Marten, Rosemary Kowaleski.Row 3: Kathy Kozman, Cheryl Tuttle, Denise Owings, Sally Smallshaw, Mary Atkinson. Row 4: Mily Espinosa, Sue Wil- manski, Ann Clohosey, Dave Montanile, Donna Maltese, Carmella Mastran- gelo, Fran Russo, Avis Hurlburt, Diane Crawford. Want your picture taken? Hey Mr. Gross, how do we get our fingers united? Now where did that pully go? 129 Compliments of LYMAN ORCHARDS APPLE BARREL MIDDLESEX PACKAGE STORE Cold Beer and Assorted Wines 61 East Main St. CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS Compliments of 560 Main St. Middletown Phone: 356-7705 346-7706 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1977 MIDDLESEX OPTICAL COMPANY 124 Washington Street 346-2690 Congratulations to the Class of '77 THE COUNTRY MARKET Main Street Higgenum, Ct. BILL COLLINS JEWELERS 120 Riverview Center Middletown Jack Rule, prop. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to MY DAUGHTER and the CLASS OF 1977 EDITH SZEWCZYK Compliments of HOWARD MCAULIFFE, INC. Two-way radio service Middletown, Connecticut P PELTON'S DRUGSTORE Integrity Sine 1800 108 Main St, Middletown PHONE 346-8601 FREE DELIVERY PERM'S SUKKAL SUPPLY CO. SALES ft RENTALS MCDONALD'S WE DO IT ALL FOR YOU WILSON HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of FOWLER'S MARKET Where the best meats come from 6 1 o 0 •v £) a o 0 5 Q CONGRATULATIONS .. . and the best of luck! We at Lonng are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanshipat the most moderate prices! LORING STUDIOS H New England’s Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers 2 132 Things To Rent For Every Event $tal Rent By The Day Week Or Month 224 MAIN ST. TEL. 342-1833 PORTLAND, CONN. Your Complete'One-Stop Rental Center CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 PORTLAND ELECTRIC 275 Main St. Portland, Connecticut 342-3993 SPENCER AMUSEMENT INC. P.O. 147 Haddam, Ct. Rides — Games — Concessions For all events Fairs — Churches — Schools HIGGANUM DRUG CENTER Corner Rte 9A 81 Cl t fl 1111 American Federation of Teachers k Connecticut State Federation of Teachers -AFL-C 0 ACTION FOR TEACHERS DEMOCRACY IN EDUCATION — EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRACY MIDDLETOWN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1977 JWTO «Mf IDEAL) y GLASS CCL • Convertible Tops -r--—“—L • Complete Auto A Upholstery CAU - • 346-3834CT£ WAJMINGTON ST. EXT. MIDDLETOWN L x THE MOVIE HOUSE Congratulations to the Class of '77 Washington St. Middletown PATTY’S GARAGE COR. WASHINGTON A FACTORY ST. MIDDLETOWN. CONN. 064S7 Best Wishes To The Class of 1977 KENTUCKY FRIED ((«ntakij frjtil CHICKEN S. Main St., Middletown, Ct. ... a MWW m Compliments of The FARMERS AMD MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK MIDDLETOWN . CONNECTICUT PIRSONAL SCRviCt rom ALL VOtlR rLORAL Nt to� 'Taimal Gud M JESSE J. SALAPIA. Prop. JJi £aRM HILL ROAO RHONE )4t-}4H MIOOLCTOWN. CONN. FLOWERS TCLCGRaRhCO ANYWHERE Congratulations to the Class of '77 OLIN SKIS Compliments of the FRENCH CLUB AND SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE 135 Wc Know What You’re Looking For! JCPenney Remember the days of shopping one store for you, another for the kids, still another for the family’s shoes? JCPenney helps you beat that problem by bringing all those stores right to you. Shop our great big Spring Summer Catalog, or our value-packed Summer Sale Catalog, and you can outfit the entire family in the time it takes to make one phone call. Make your selection, call in, pick it up a few days later. That's it. You save yourself time, gas, footwork, and money. Shop By Phone 347-7407 MCCUTCHEON BURR INC. Insurance and Real Estate Middletown 243 Main St. 346-6687 Cromwell 321 Main St. 635-6111 Best of Luck to the Class of '77 from ANDERSON OIL Compliments of MILARDO OLDSMOBILE GMC — FIAT INC. 3+4 T ain Street; lidSletown,, Connecticut) Phone. 346-52.22. Recidit ini l oVT r°e£' A tT-,ihies CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES • SUP COVERS 347-7233 thin Decorators HARRIS ITKIN MARK ITKIN A1 3 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN. CT. Phone: 347-6963 T� re $ to tic Schaller Tire Distributors 690 So Mam Stxwi V-OOletov '. Coon 064S7 GUS SCHALLER Manager Compliments of L. H. JACKSON AND SON, INC. 10 East Hampton Road Portland, Con. Volvo 1977 Ce) dru sDJf � }j|odfcBjy weiNnros nep jafejpn TRAVELS, INC. 44 Washington Street Middletown. Conn 06457 346-9641 842 Silas Deane Hwy. Wethersfield, Conn. 06109 522-2754 130 Marlborough St. Portland, Conn. 06480 342-3811 ILnnarth .Vlmurr £hiip, ?tu. ' .Vnir jf U’uirr� IOM k CAIN� C«Oti Compliments of R. W. CAMP COLLEGE TOWNE EXXON 595 Washington Street Middletown, Conn. Telephone 346- 9413 347- 6893 Best Wishes BERNIE FIELDS JEWELERS Wilson class rings since 1903 Free key or helmet with the purchase of a ring 312 Main Street Middletown ETHICAL PHARMACY Where drugs are not a sideline Free Delivery 346-9288 83 Broad Street Jack Gordon Salvatore Marino 138 $ CitySavings of Middletown Your Family Bank” Class of 77 BEST WISHES to the class of 1977 THE WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL BAND “The Sound and Spirit of Wilson RITA PERSONNEL SERVICES of Middletown wishes the Class of '77 a bright and happy future We place skilled people in both permanent and temporary jobs Best Wishes to The Class of 1977 Congratulations to the Class of '77 LERNER FURS HERBERTS MEN'S SHOP compliments of BAILEY'S EXPRESS 61 Industrial Park Rd. Middletown, Connecticut Best Wishes From HAIR FASHION Good Luck m (Beau's Class of 77 Middletown, Ct. Tues-Sat. 346-3889 Flower and Gift Shop HANK'S COUNTRY STORE Exit 7 Rte 9A HADDAM, CT. MCCARTHY AND HURLEY DRUG STORE 422 Main Street Middletown, Ct. Phone 346-1469 Compliments of HIGGANUM HARDWARE Use Our Rental Service For Your Next Ojirn ‘til 0. l ues. A p'ri. Formulvtour Dept. 31-7-2880 RIVERSIDE RESTAURANT Specialiaing in Italian- American Fowl 111 BRIDGE STREET OH t4.lt 9 MIDDLETOWN .146-6711 DAIRY TREAT RESTAURANT — FAST FOOD SERVICE — ICE CREAM. SUNDAES. ETC. ORDERS TO GO MIDDLESEX FRUITERY Better Fruits and Vegetables Fruit Baskets our specialty 191 Main St. 346-9712 ROUTES 9A 82 HADDAM. CONNECTICUT ANN SIKORSKI. Owner TEL 345-2195 R. OLANDER CONSTRUCTION 199 Atkins St. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 06457 Phone 828-5158 344-0058 237-3593 HEHSHEYS I I ft CuAJA fomcxjs for Quality Since 94 Hershey Creamery Company MIDDLCTOWN, JIM'S FLOWER SHOP 590 Main Street Middletown 346-8157 Jas. Russo, Prop. Congratulations to the Class of '77 from the SAGA Staff and Advisor! 140 141 COMPLIMENTS of COUGHLIN TRAVEL AGENCY Phone Diamond 6-1855 VIC GALANTO Wholesale - Candy Tobacco Cigarettes - Dandy Machines Factories - Resaurants - Grills 25 Portland Street Middletown, Conn Compliments of YOUNG'S PRINTING BEST OF LUCK to the Class of '77 RAYMOND PRECISION ENGINEERING 144 MIDDLETOWN SERVICE • Auto Air Condition- ing Service • Electronic Tune Up • Brakes • Mufflers Service Repairs From 6 A.M.-ll P.M. DailyaSun From 8 A.M.-ll P.M. 427 SO. MAIN ST. (RTE. 17) MIDDLETOWN JACKSON MOTOR CO. INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 BACON BROTHERS Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 CBT Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 MR. MRS. RICHARD E. BENGTSON MR. MRS. DANIEL DEJOHN MR. MRS. LEO KANIA MR. MRS. WILLIAM MACDERMOTT MR. MRS. ROBERT SOLL MR. MRS. WM J. TERRIBILE SALLY PETERS VOGT VICTOR VOGT Mr. Mrs. Guy Alessi Ada B. Arthur, Haddam Mrs. B. Allan Evelyn Burry Mr. Mrs. Donald Brown Compliments of a Friend Mrs. Wilma B. Crane Burton Monica Daniels Mr. Mrs. Dreaher George Jane Gibson Mr. Mrs. James B. Harmon Mr. Mrs. Dennis Havener Catherine Hoover Mr. Mrs. Richard Jansak Mr. Mrs. Ray Jasse Chiarappa Jewelers Mr. Mrs. Joel B. Johnson Ray Vera Laverty Mr. Mrs. Vincent Loffredo Nancy McCarthy Mr. Mrs. William Milardo Mrs. M. J. Palmer Dr. Mrs. Louis Perlin Mr. Mrs. Carl N. Peterson Family Mrs. Irma A. Phelan Greg, Jan and Keith Pixton Joan Robinson Roger Betty Rubinow w 147 Mr. Mrs. Louis Russo Barbara Earl Smallshaw The Vogels Mr. Mrs. William Waldner Mr. Mrs. H. T. Wilmanski Mr. Mrs. Irwin Zagoren ANONYMOUS MR. MRS. E. AUGERI MR. MRS. GEORGE AUGUSTINE CAROLYN BILL BAUER MR. MRS. ROBERT CAVANAUGH MR. MRS. CHRISTOS CHAMIS MR. MRS. JOSEPH CIARLONE LUCILLE CIARLONE MR. MRS. JAMES W. CLOHOSEY TONY DIMAURO, CLASS OF '76 MR. MRS. JOSEPH B. FAGAN MR. MRS. JAMES FLOWERS MISS CATHERINE GEARY MR. MRS. NESTOR GENDREAU MR. MRS. DANIEL HECK BOB RUTH HOLLE MR. MRS. STANLEY JASKOT FAMILY MR. MRS. ROBERT KENNEDY CARL LUTECKG MAZZOTTA, JUDY, ARLENE, LOUIS MR. MRS. DOMINICK MAZZULLI MR. MRS. JOHN F. MCCORMACK FAMILY MR. MRS. ANTONI MIETKIEWICZ MR. MRS. EUGENE G. NICHOLS MR. MRS. FRANK NOSAL MR. MRS. J. C. OWINGS MR. MRS. EVERETT PRIEST MR. MRS. FRED RIEDINCER MR. MRS. C. RODENHIZER MRS. SHERYL A. SHEA MR. MRS. WALTER SAMOLYK, JR. MR. MRS. CARMELO SAMPIERI MR. MRS. LEO JAMES SIROIS FAMILY BARBARA SMALLSHAW LE CHI TOAI MR. MRS. KAROL TROJANOSKI MR. MRS. F. B. TUBBY MR. MRS. WILLIAM K. WASCH MR. MRS. JAMES B. YOUNG Mr. Mrs. Walt Akerley Mr. Mrs. David Auster Kimberly Barone Lisa Barone John Barone Robert A. Barrows Mr. Ken Bobenski Joni Brochu Russ Clark Patricia Bryant, Home Economics, 1976-77 Mr. Mrs. J. Butterworth Joseph H. Cermak Marion Cheli Class of 48 Mrs. D. C. Clement Edwina Clohosey Louis Direnzo Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Distefano Gudrun Bavngaard Dubey Mrs. Hazel Dubin Noel Ege Mr. Mrs. John T. Foley Mr. Mrs. Sebastian T. Gionfriddo Paula Goodale Good Luck Class of 77 Good Luck, the Yeaton Family Mrs. Ann Grossman Mr. Mrs. George Hunt Rene Hunt Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Johnson Family Mr. Mrs. Leon E. Kane Mr. William R. Kelly Francis H. Kozmon, 1950 Kukla, Fran, Ollie Mr. Mrs. Anthony Lancia Family Ellen Maloney Mr. Mrs. Robert Maloney Family Pauline McCammond Bill Mclnerney Judy Mclnerney Mclnerney's Greenhouse Joshua McPike Linda Meyer Mr. Mrs. W. William Olson Joel Otfinoski Ms. Lorraine Otfinoski Mr. Mrs. Pease Tammy Perkins Warren Roberts Mr. Mrs. Kevin M. Rourke Mr. Mrs. Frank Sapia Mr. Mrs. Joseph Seifermann Family Mr. James Serwanski Mr. Mrs. Martin Shugrue Sierpinski Builder and Real Estate Sue Smallshaw Miss Madelyn Smith Mr. Charles Snow Eve Stepczyk Mr. Mrs. Mario Tirone Family Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Tolette Mrs. Mary Jo Torcello In memory of Mrs. Susie Varraro Miss Linda Whitehead Howard H. Wiese Nora Wiese Mrs. Woods Family 1