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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER Fall 2012 Editors: Steve Narracci & Terri Vitale Hall of Fame Honors Six The twenty-sixth Hall of Fame induction will be held Sunday, November 18, 2012, at the Country House, East Haven. Scheduled for induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame are Earl Horton, Amanda Signore ’01, Kevin Glenn ’97, and David Coulombe ’89. Distinguished Graduate Awards will be presented to Dr. John Fitzgerald ’58, and Robert Narracci ’86. Signore is the first female in school history to letter in three sports all four years. Amanda captained the volleyball, basketball, and softball teams, was a three time All-SCC, two time All-State, three time team MVP, All-Area volleyball player and holds the school record in assists (1508). She was a two time All-SCC in basketball, team MVP three times, third team All-State, and had a three year scoring average of 11.1 points per game. In addition, she was All SCC softball in her junior year. A graduate of Western New England University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration, Amanda was an All Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) selection three years, four time female athlete of the week, Rookie of the Week, and is ranked 11th In NCAA Division III with 2002 service aces. In 2005 she was the first female intern for the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun. From 2006-08 she was a Casino Beverage Supervisor at the Mohegan Sun Casino and presently is a sales and marketing representative for American Eagle Embroidery & Screen Printing in North Haven. After moving to East Haven in 1960, Earl Horton began coaching baseball in the Foxon Recreation League. He then joined the East Haven Gridiron Club, was part of a committee that brought youth football to East Haven, served as President of the Club, and was Director of the youth league from 1981-82. For twenty-five years he was a volunteer video coordinator for the East Haven High School football team, taping all varsity and freshman games and providing copies to the coaching staffs. For his efforts the press box was named in his honor in 2008. In 1993 he began taping all Hall of Fame Awards until he was injured in a serious auto accident in 2007. He presently tapes East Haven youth football games. Earl served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean conflict and is an acclaimed military historian. Joining the Southern Connecticut Gas Company in 1950, he celebrated over fifty years of service ending his career as one of the most renowned trainers in the field of natural gas. In addition to supporting East Haven athletics, he was a member of Cable TV Advisory Committee (Channel 18), the school building committee, and in 1995 was awarded the Mayor’s Merit Award. Glenn was a three sport athlete serving as captain in all three. As a three year starting quarterback, he was a two time All-SCC, honorable mention All-State, and holds the school record for career passing yards (2,638), all-purpose yards (3,554), passing yards in a season (1053), passes completed in a season (73), career TD passes (11), and most passes completed in a single game (15). He was a four year starter and was a wide receiver/punt returnee as a freshman In his senior year he started as defensive back in the annual New Haven County vs. Fairfield County All-Star game. Glenn was also a great track and field athlete, competing at the state level in the 110 MHH, 300 MIH, and the Decathlon. As a freshman at the University of New Haven, he was a member of the team that participated in the Division II National Championship. After his freshman year he left UNH and began his law enforcement career with the North Haven Police Department in 2001 and was assigned to the patrol division. For four consecutive years he was awarded the MADD Drunk Driving Award. In 2004 he became a certified police instructor, was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 2010, and in 2011 to the rank of Lieutenant, assigned as Commander of the Uniformed Services Division. Currently, Kevin is the Commander of a regional SWAT Team, K-9 Division, Motorcycle Unit, Dare Officers, and Patrol in the Town of North Haven. Coulombe was a four year member of the golf team and captain in his junior and senior years. In his junior and senior years, David was the Housatonic League Golf Champion and was undefeated in his senior year. At the end of his high school career, he was named Register Youth of the Year, CIAC Scholar Athlete, and Valedictorian of the senior class. He is a graduate of Wake Forest University with a B.A. in Politics and a B.A. in Sociology with a concentration in crime and social control. During his stay at Wake Forest, he was a four year member and President of the WFU Karate Club and holds a Third Degree black belt. He was a three year member of the Big Four Challenge golf competition between Wake, UNC, Duke, and NC State. Wake won the competition all three years. David has been a Tae Kwon Do instructor at WFU and has been All Region Volleyball player for many years. He and his wife Jennifer are active in the community teaching Lindy Hop/Swing dance at all levels. David is a senior manager for General Motors Acceptance Corporation. He and his wife live in Winston Salem, NC and have two sons, Dylan, 3 ½, and Logan 1 ½. Fitzgerald was a member of the basketball and baseball teams, and as a member of the 1958 State Championship Baseball Team, he made a crucial throw from center field to stop a run from scoring in East Haven’s 1-0 win. He received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from UConn and received a ROTC commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army, serving in Europe from 1964-66. After his stint in the army, he enrolled in SCSU and received a M.S. in Elementary Education. From 1966 to 1969 he taught 8th grade math at the East Haven Middle School. He enrolled at New York University and received a Ph.D. in Educational Administration in 1973. After three years as an administrative assistant at North Haven High School, he was appointed Principal of Greenwich Jr./Sr. High school in Greenwich, N.Y. where he served from 1973-1999 until retiring in 1999. John served in the U.S. Army Reserve from 1962-1993 retiring as a full colonel. Upon retiring in 1993, he was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and thr Legion of Merit. In Greenwich, he was the Board of Education representative to the Chamber of Commerce, a member of the American Legion, and a 40 year member of the Lion’s Club, twice serving as President and also Zone Chairmen. John has been a member of the Knights of Columbus for 39 years and was a Fourth Degree Knight. He was a member of the National Association of Secondary School Principals and the School Administrators Association of New York State. He and his wife Athena have one daughter, Alethea. Narracci was a four year member of the swim team, captain in his senior year, and held the school record in the 100 yard breaststroke. He was the Register Youth of the Year and received the Harvard Book Award. He is a graduate of Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Architecture and a Bachelor of Architecture. He joined Pelli, Clarke, Pelli Architects of New Haven in 1989 and is presently a Senior Associate. He is currently project manager and senior designer for a 600,000 square foot office tower in Dallas, TX, and for a 46.000 square meter office tower in Monterey, Mexico. He has been project manager and senior designer for the following completed projects: Aria Resort in Las Vegas, a 4,000 room hotel, convention center, a 250,000 square foot pool, spa, casino, and restaurants; Porta Nuova, a 23 acre mixed-use development in Milan, Italy; 1500 Louisiana, a 40 story, 1.2 million square foot office tower in Houston, TX;Torre Bank Boston in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a 29 story, 500,000 square foot tower; Design and technical coordinator of curtain walls for the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami, FL Robert is the former Chairman of the Board of Art Space in New Haven, an instructor at Temple University, Yale University, and a guest critic at Yale, Rice and Northeastern Universities. He and his wife Gina reside in New Haven. Tickets are $45.00. Checks should be made out to The East Haven High School Alumni Association. Please include your name(s), address, phone number, and the name of the inductee for whom you are attending. Mail to Albert Vitale, 27 Hilltop Road, East Haven CT. by November 11.
Alisia has also been a steady volunteer at the East Haven Food Panty and Connecticut Food Bank, as well as assisting an elderly woman in her neighborhood. Ranked in the top 15% of her class, Alisia is attending Albertus Magnus College and will be majoring in psychology or art therapy.
Oca is the daughter of Jim and Kim Consolatore Oca ‘85/86 and was captain of the Pom Pom Squad and received the Coaches Award. She was a Rotary Student of the Month, a volunteer in her church, food pantry, and March of Dimes. Kim is attending Western Connecticut University and majoring in accounting. Lendroth is the daughter of Martin and Kim O’Malley Lendroth ‘81/86. She was a four year member and captain of the Pom Pom Squad, captain of the Cross Country Team and was named All Division in 2010.Stephanie is a member of SADD, HOSA, Ropes, FBLA and was named East Haven Courier Sports Person of the Week. Stephanie is attending Sacred Heart University and is majoring in occupational therapy.
Albert Koziatek, son of Caroline Vitale Koziatek ’80, was awarded the Grieco Family Scholarship. He served as Class Historian, was a Comet reporter, member of ROPES, SADD, and a varsity letter winner in soccer. Albert was also a volunteer in the Biddy Basketball League and food pantry. He is attending UConn and is a pre-law major.
Name_____________________________________________________________Class______ Street___________________________Town___________________State_______ZIP_______ Phone__________________________email__________________________________ Donation________ Visit us on our web site at www.ehhsalum.org Email or “snail” mail your news. We are happy to hear from you and will include your updates in our next newsletter PETERSON RECEIVES WARNER SCHOLARSHIP Nicole Peterson, daughter of Christine Peterson ’84, was the recipient of the Robert and Frances Healy Warner Scholarship. She was captain of the Yellow Jacket Marching Band Color Guard, Vice-President of Healthcare Occupations Students of America (HOSA), Chairperson of the “Toys for Smilow” Project, and recipient of the Connecticut Health Exposition Leadership Award. Nicole was also a member of ROPES, SADD, and the Multicultural Club, a recipient of the Joseph Mellilo Middle School Marie Carbo Service Award, a volunteer in the Shoreline Figure Skating Club, and Our Lady of Pompeii Church. In addition, she has over 241 hours of community service. Nicole is attending Gateway Community College, majoring in radiation therapy. MADLEY RECEIVES CLASS OF 67, 68, & 69 MEMORIAL AWARD Patrick Madley, son of Tracey Alberino Madley ’81, received the Class of 67, 68, & 69 Memorial Scholarship. He was Class President in his sophomore and junior years and a class senator in his senior year. Patrick has been a member of SADD Environmental Club, HOSA (President), the SCC Diversity Dream Team, a peer tutor, a volunteer at the East Haven Teen Center, and a graduate of an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) class. Patrick ranked in the top 20% his class, is attending Sacred Heart University and hopes to be a physician. VESSICCHIO RECEIVES NARRACCI SCHOLARSHIP Michael Vessicchio was the recipient of the first annual Stephen Narracci Scholarship awarded to a high ranking senior scholar athlete. He was a three sport athlete having won eleven letters in football, basketball, and tennis. Michael won numerous awards including the Floyd Little Scholar Athlete Award, SCC All-Academic Team, Gene Casey National Football Foundation Award, New Haven Tap Off Club Scholar Athlete, and the CIAC Scholar Athlete Award. In addition to his athletic awards, Michael was a member of the National Honor Society, Media Club, ROPES, and Math League. His community service included being a Special Olympics Volunteer, a school tutor, and a recreational basketball coach. Michael ranked seventeenth in his class and is attending Fairfield University. THREE RECEIVE ALUMNI SCHOARSHIPS George Naclerio, Adrianna Tomasello, and Ryan Brown were the recipients of the Alumni Scholarships. Naclerio is the son of Dina Lillo Naclerio ’84 and was a two time national champion boxer, ranked #1 in the country at 135 pounds. He also was a student representative to the Board of Education, a Student Senate Rep and a SCC Scholar Award winner. George was ranked fifth in the senior class and is attending Fairfield University and hopes to be a plastic surgeon. Tomasello is the daughter of Joseph Tomasello ’78 and was a letter winner in volleyball (captain) and tennis. She was a member of SADD, the Cooperative International Studies Program, ROPES, Math League, and National Honor Society. Adrianna was the Historian of the Honor Society, East Haven Courier Sports Person of the Week, SCC All-Academic Team, and Athlete of the Month. Her additional honors include the Mount Holyoke Book Award, Honorable Mention Princeton University Book Award, Rotary Youth of the Month, and Volleyball Team MVP. Actively involved in the community, Adrianna was a summer tutor, a volunteer at St. Raphael’s Hospital, a reader to second and third graders at Ferrara School, and a camp counselor at Our Lady of Pompeii’s Bible Camp. Ranked seventh in her class, Adrianna is attending the College of the Holy Cross and is planning to become an attorney Brown is the son of Cynthia Ryan Brown ’83 and was an active participant in Unified Sports, a member of Best Buddies, and a member of Our Lady of Pompeii Leap of Faith Youth Group. For eight years he was a volunteer for the Our Lady of Pompeii Annual Carnival, and for his efforts he was selected to attend Notre Dame University for a Catholic leadership conference. Ryan ranked ninth in his class and is attending Fairfield University, majoring in computer science. SCHATZLEIN PLAYER OF THE YEAR Kristin Schatzlein, daughter of Lee Schatzlein ’80, was named the Connecticut Gatorade Player of the Year. As a senior on the Tolland High School Basketball Team, she averaged 20.3 points per game, 9.9 rebounds, 6.3 assists, 5.5 steals, and 2.1 blocks in leading her team to a 22-3 record. Kristin was a four time All-Conference player and was named to the New Haven Register All-State Team. In addition to her basketball talents, she maintained a B average, volunteers locally on behalf of the youth basketball program and has raised funds to benefit diabetes research. Kristin received a basketball scholarship from Fairfield University. FRIENDS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Alumni Association thanks the following Business, civic groups, and individuals who have supported us financially. The Country House Pasquariello Electric East Haven Memorial Funeral Home W.J. Dornfeld Co. Forbes Premium Fuel Town Fair Tire Royal Plumbing and Heating Ralph & P.J. Rosato Dasal Industries East Haven Firefighters Local 1205 Total Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Foxon Community Volunteer Fire Co. #3 D.F.G. Electric David Riccio, M.D., P.C. Gesmonde, Pietrosimone & Sgrignari, L.L.C. East Haven Administrators & Supervisors Association Mayor April Capone Almon Clayton Realtors East Haven Education Association East Haven Democratic Town Committee The Gents Orthodontic Associates of CT, P.C. Carol & Walter Koziatek The New Haven County Police Order of Centurions Connecticut Scaffolding Foxon Recreation League St. Andrew Apostle Society St. Andrew Ladies Society East Haven Stoners Ralph’s Auto Body Repair East Haven Board of Education Mary Esposito Branford Hills Homecare Service John Wrabel Jarson Tivho & Julie Paulson CT Alumni Sr. Drum & Bugle Corps Laura McEvo Vin Aitro
He is the Director of Education and Professional Development for Eisner Amper LLP in New York City and is responsible for curriculum and course design and instructor development He is also an Accounting Professor for NYU’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies. Joe is a CPA and holds a B.S. and M.B.A. in Accounting from the University of Connecticut. MANSI WINS PITE SCHOLARSHIP Crystal Mansi, daughter of Anthony Mansi ’71, was the recipient of the Dr. William Pite Scholar Athlete Scholarship. A winner of varsity letters in volleyball, indoor and outdoor track, Crystal set school records in the javelin, the 4 x 400 relay, and was outdoor track MVP in her junior year. In addition, she was Vice-President and Historian of HOSA, a member of the Student Council, Environmental Club, and choir. Crystal recorded 173.5 hours of volunteer service with the flu clinic, church youth group, animal shelter Alzheimer’s Walk, Mission of Mercy Dental Clinic, and the Youth Group Carnival. During her senior year Crystal was Vice-President of the Honor Society, earned CPR, First Aid and Lifeguard certification, placed first at HOSA State Leadership Conference for CPR & First Aid, received the DAR Award, became certified as a scuba diver, and enlisted in the Army Reserves. Ranked thirteenth in the senior class, Crystal is attending UConn and plans to be a veterinarian. IN RETROSPECT 1955 - The Easties shared the Housatonic League Baseball Championship with Seymour and Lyman Hall. 1957 - Joel Guastafson was named to the All-State Football Team. 1962 - Anna Marie Celotto received the DAR Award. 1965 - Bob Miranda and Ron Parisi were named to the All-Housatonic Football Team. 1968 - Jean Pesce was selected as the DAR recipient. Bob Beamon long jumped 29’2 ½” in the Mexico City Olympics breaking the record by nearly two feet. 1971 - Dave Salovitz and Anthony Purgatore were named to the All-Housatonic Baseball Team. 1973 - James Ferrara and Claudette Narcisco received the All-Around Boy & Girl Award. 1975 - .Jennifer Parker, Diane Curren and Francine Panzo were named to the All- Housatnic Softball Team. 1977 - Laurie Finnegan was named to the All-Housatonic Softball Team. Elvis Presley died in August and Bing Crosby suffered a fatal heart attack in October. 1980 - Joe Carfora was named to the All-Housatoanic and All-State Basketball Teams Former Beatle John Lennon was shot and killed, December 8, in New York City. 1985 - Robert C Brown, Jr. was named Register Youth of the Year and was the recipient of the Harvard Book and Rensselaer Awards, William Roland the Yale Book Award, and Scott Mitchell the DAR Award. 1987 - Peter Colombe was named Register Youth of the Year. Wall Street crashed on October 19 with the Dow Jones plummeting a record 508 points. 1990 - Jeffrey DeMaio was named salutatorian of the graduating class. 1994 - Jessica Pollio received the Bausch and Lomb Science Medal. Major League basketball players went on strike August 11 causing cancellation of the World Series for the first time. 1998 - Mike Boney was named to the All-State Track Team in the pole vault and decathlon. 2002 - Greg DeDona was the SCC Champion in the shot put and was named to the All State Team. 2005 - Michael Harkins was named salutatorian of the graduating class and received the Harvard Book Award. 1980 - Joe Carfora was named to the All-Housatoanic and All-State Basketball Teams Former Beatle John Lennon was shot and killed, December 8, in New York City. 1985 - Robert C Brown, Jr. was named Register Youth of the Year and was the recipient of the Harvard Book and Rensselaer Awards, William Roland the Yale Book Award, and Scott Mitchell the DAR Award. 1987 - Peter Colombe was named Register Youth of the Year. Wall Street crashed on October 19 with the Dow Jones plummeting a record 508 points. 1990 - Jeffrey DeMaio was named salutatorian of the graduating class. 1994 - Jessica Pollio received the Bausch and Lomb Science Medal. Major League basketball players went on strike August 11 causing cancellation of the World Series for the first time. 1998 - Mike Boney was named to the All-State Track Team in the pole vault and decathlon. 2002 - Greg DeDona was the SCC Champion in the shot put and was named to the All State Team. 2005 - Michael Harkins was named salutatorian of the graduating class and received the Harvard Book Award. ALUMNI NEWS Sue Saccavino Marchese ’64 is a member of Friends of Fort Wooster in New Haven where the Patriots attempted to hold off the British invaders in 1779, from burning New Haven during the Revolution. They are attempting to get the City of New Haven involved in helping to clean up the area so that the public can use it for hiking, picnicking and educational purposes. Frank Barron ’68, assistant lacrosse coach at Branford HS, also serves as the Connecticut Boys’ lacrosse liaison to United States Lacrosse, the nationwide governing body of lacrosse. He was inducted into the Lacrosse Hall of Fame last November. John Esposito ’54, a member of the Hall of Fame Class of 1991 is a retired attorney living is Florida and has created a legal dynasty. His son John, Jr. daughter Diana, granddaughter Andrea, and grandson Mathew are attorneys. Janet Glenn Cianelli ’68 was appointed to the East Haven Board of Assessment Appeals last February. Dennis Nastri ’70 was named East Haven Courier Person of the Week last November. Dennis has been a chiropractor for over thirty years with an office in East Haven and is chairman of the East Shore District Health Department Board of Directors. Jerri Ripkin ’71, retired last June after 37 years as a teacher in East Haven. She was named East Haven Courier Person of the Week last March. Michael Lawlor ’74 was appointed by Governor Dan Malloy as Under Secretary for Criminal Justice Policy & Planning at the State of Connecticut Office of Policy & Management.. Mary Acquarulo ’74, Director of Pupil Services for the East Haven Board of Education, retired last June after 34 years in education. She was named East Haven Courier Person of the Week last March. Michael Albis’74 and his wife established a scholarship called East Haven Unity for Latino students at East Haven High School. Gino Popolizio ’75 and his Wango Tango Band performed at LaLuna Ristorante in Branford last April. A.J. Carfora, son of Al Carfora ’76 has signed a letter of intent to play lacrosse at Penn State in the fall. Ralph Vitale ’78 is the Chairman of the East Haven Board of Finance. Joan Adamczyk ’79 was appointed a constable by the East Haven Town Council. Bruce Palmer ’80 was named East Haven Courier Person of the Week last December. He is the owner of Palmer Jewelers in East Haven and is a member of the Jewelers Board of Trade Joe Ciscone ’81 and Marty Lendroth ‘81 were re-elected President and Vice-President respectively of the East Haven Firefighters Union. Carmen Parlato ’82 is a member of the East Haven Housing Authority. Andy Apuzzo ’82 was re-elected Treasurer of the East Haven Firefighters Union. Dom Criscuolo, father of Paul Criscuolo ’82, was inducted into the Wilbur Cross High School Hall of Fame last April. Stephen Marsico, son of Raymond Marsico ’82, was named to the 2012 All-Area and second team All-State hockey teams. As a senior he had 22 goals and 19 assists, leading the Easties to a 12-7-2 record. Jake Narracci, son of Steve Narracci ’83 was a member of the Xavier High School Freshmen Lacrosse Team last spring. Rob Celentano, son of Lynn Romano Celantano ’85, a member of the Branford High School hockey team, was named to the 2012 All Area, and All-State Team. He had 23 goals and 21 assists to finish with 90 career points. His team ended with a 16-10 record, and runner-up in the Division II tournament. The East Haven High School Pom Pom Squad coached by Kim Consolatore Oca ’86 placed first in the Pom Pom Division of The Dance Team Challenge 2012 at Southern Connecticut State University last March. Stacy Gravino Piccirillo ’87, East Haven Town Clerk was named East Haven Courier Person of the Week last February Lance Horton ’88 was named East Haven Courier Sports Person of the Week last December. He is in his second term as President of the East Haven Youth Football Program. Chris Bonagiuso ’90 was named East Haven Courier Sports Person of the Week last September. He is the Head Coach of Wrestling at Branford High School. Jeffrey Bogue ’93 is Senior Underwriter in the International Group at John Hancock in Boston. His work travels have been to Greece, Spain, Canada, Belgium, the Netherlands, and the UK, and this year will be to Turkey and Hungary. Chris Sanford ’93, Principal of the Wheeler MS/HS in North Stonington received Connecticut’s First Year Principal Award for Middle Schools. Anthony Russell ’95, Coach of the EHHS Girls’ Basketball Team was named 2012 All-Area Coach of the Year by the New Haven Register. Denise Bogue ’99 lives in Long Island with her husband Brendan and two children. Denise is a Public Defender in Suffolk County while her husband is an Assistant DA in Nassau County. Michael Riolino ’02 was named East Haven Courier Person of the Week last June. He is the President of the East Haven Historical Society. Nicole Spina ’06 is an ABA Trainer at ACES in North Haven. She married Justin Richardson last April. Rob Belevich ’07 was named East Haven Courier Sports Person of the Week last September. He is the defensive back and receivers’ coach for the East Haven High Football Team. Rick Charpentier ’08, graduated from U.S. Air Force basic training last December. Anthony Vessicchio ’09, was named to the Dean’s List at UConn for the 2011 fall semester. Joseph Grillo ’09 & Sarah Lukaszek ’09, were named to the Dean’s List at SCSU last fall. Ashley Grippo ’10, & Danielle Jessey ’10 were named to the Dean’s List at SCSU last fall. Amanda Cesare ’11 was named East Haven Courier Person of the Week last April. She is a certified medical assistant and a phlebotomist. She assisted an injured driver in an accident last February. Syed Naqvi ‘08 was named East Haven Courier Person of the Weeklast June. Syed is a student at UConn majoring in allied health and minoring in health sciences and molecular cell biology. His major focus is on medicine and a medical career as a pediatrician. Len Caggiano ‘64 won the Senor Club Championship at Alling Memorial Golf Course last June with a two round score of 145. Lea Mancano DiStefano ‘00 is a teacher in the North Branford Public School System. East Haven Fire Chief Doug Jackson ‘71 received the 2012 Emergency Manager of the Year Award f Brian Chaput ‘99 was named East Haven Courier Person of the Week last July. Despite multiple surgeries, he competed in the Olympic Trials. Brian is a former State Open Javelin Champion and an All American at the University of Pennsylvania. The Alumni Association would like to thank the following for their contributions: Class of 1939 – John Messina Class of 1941 – Joseph Paolillo Joseph Carbone
Paul Albano Leo Hibson Frank Igo Frank Dooley
Augie Perrotti Class of 1949 – Steve Narracci Fred DeFelice Joseph D’Onofrio John Berndtson
Albert Vitale Louis Paolillo
Orlando Orefice Don Vaiuso
Pete Russell Ron Rossetti
Vin Gagliardi Carl Orefice
John Esposito Anthony Massari Terri Vitale Class of 1955 - Leonard Orefice Linda Amarante Frances Lombardi Esposito Frank Keefe
Richard Ezold Charles Borrman
Pete Concelmo Pat Concelmo John DeCaprio Class of 1958 – Robert D’Onofrio Anthony Paolillo Linda Gagliardi Hargraves John Fitzgerald Julius DelGuidice John Grieco Erbest A. Hill Fred Horn
Bill Barker Bill Pite Nick DeMaio Class of 1960 – Al Carbone Class of 1961 – Pete Barile Fred Horn
Martin DiMezza Kathy Leissner DiMezza Sandra Gargano Carbone Class of 1963 – Bob Hasse Elaine Festa Pianka Lorraine Festa Roseman Carol ParlatPompano James Pompano Brenda Post Frandsen Marilyn Volpe Class of 1964 – Suzanne Cross Donald Dempsey Robert Warner Sophie Besce Bogue Richard Bogue Class of 1965 – Paul Duffy Norman DeMartino
Robert Miranda Alice Piergrossi Wickam Richard Krause Ron Parisi Frank Spadacenta Susan Warner
Sharon Spadacenta Bill Dornfeld Ralph DePino Michael Zito
Stephen Johns Jim Pascarella Charles Sizemore Debbie DeNicola Sizemore Andrew Amendola Carolyn Amendola Downs
Claire LaPia Criscuolo Class of 1970 – Anthony Moscato Lucille DeCaprio Huelin Edward Prete Jill Prete Eldo Bagnoli Pat Paulson Jim Dornfeld Class of 1972 – Maryellen Acquarolo Bagnoli Paul Criscuolo Sheryl Guisto Walsh Class of 1973 – Jan Moscato Michael Barbaro James Falco Class of 1974 – Michael Lawlor Class of 1975 – Bob Goclowski Clay Janer
Robert Sembler Albert Carfora Rich Coppola Class of 1977 – Lisa Miranda Goclowski Lawrence Acquarulo, Jr. Dr. Ralph Rosato Judy Myers Sembler Katherine Clark Dorroh Tom Hennessey Linda Cacace Hennessey Donna Pace Prete Larry Sgrignari Patty Turner
Sue Badamo Harkins Pat DiLungo Vin Consiglio Steven Grande
Sal Scalia Dr. Michael Miranda Joan Adamczyk Class of 1980 – Michele Parlato Lee Schatzlein Carol Vitale Koziatek Mark DiLungo
Michael Narracci Louis Pane Michael Luzzi Class of 1982 – Louis Criscuolo Wayne Quattlebaum Dominic Cozzolino Class of 1983 – Tracey Finer David Brennan
Lou Lefevre Class of 1985 Scott Mitchell Ken Horton
James Brennan Class of 1988 – Marc Guidone Lance Helms
Allie Carbone Class of 1993 – Henk Jansen April Capone
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