Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

1934 §A M®StA §uil ielfc Sfigif §d|ool §nffield, Connecticut Hebication 2 Appreciation 3 r (Hrabuates 14 i faculty anb Abministration 34 | §enior Unices 50 §enior iHaby Pictures 52 I Unberclassmen 5B f Actiuities TO ffllilbcats in Action 96 (Hass of 1934 136 fupport anb (Congratulations 102 w£m®Amm During our years at Suffield High School, Mr. and Mrs. Case have been extremely generous and supportive to our class. These two familiar faces could always be found at class and school activities. Their spirit has equaled that of any Senior. They have demonstrated this with their endless en¬ couragement at the Octoberfest, sporting events, and class fundraisers. Because of their magnanimous gestures and contributions to our class, we proudly dedicate the 1984 Sagitta to Judy and Vern Case. We, the class of 1984, would like to thank our class advisors, Mr. George Galiatsos and Mr. James Gregor. By allowing us to make our own mistakes, they helped us to grow as individuals and gave us their guidance when it was most needed. They have shown us the meaning of success and the hardships of failure. We express our deepest appreciation and our best wishes to them for the future. 3 How sweet the memories we have stored away within this chest... and goals we each set for ourselves, we see how young and all the memories of our hopes and dreams that constantly Those special moments lie as jewels on the velvet of our memories. 12 John Thomas Arciszewski To be great is to be understood. — Emerson Karen Ann Austin Learn to make the most of life, lose no hap¬ py day, time will nei er bring thee back chances swept away! — Sarah Doudney Maria Joyce Basdekis Every day is a fresh beginning. Every morn is the world made new — Woolsey Angela Eunice Arnold The y love dancing well that dance barefoot upon thorns. — Fuller Laurie Anne Bennett Nature is the art of God. — Browne Steven Gregory Auerbach Virtue is bold, and goodness never fear¬ ful. — Shakespeare Robert Nelson Barden j Honest labour bears a lovely face. — Dekker Irene Rebecca Beresford Trust me! 15 Michelle Marie Berube The music in my heart l bore long after it was heard no more. — Wordsworth Margaret Ann Blickarz It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. — Publius Christopher Michael Bulat Nimble thoughts can jump both sea and land. — Shakespeare 16 James Henry Bielonko The strongest man on earth is he who stands most alone. — Ibsen Debra Mary Botticello No limits but the sky. — Cervantes Glen Robert Bunnell So little done — so much to do. — Rhodes r Julie Marie Bissonnette The heaven of each is but what each desires. — Moore Janet Lynn Brown Good words are worth much , and cost little. — Herbert Christopher John Burnham Nothing is little to him that feels it with great sensibility. — Johnson Sandra Lee Bushey We know the truth , not only by the reason, but also by the heart. — Pascal Paula Michele Caisse There ' s a time for all things. — Shakespeare Annabel Maria Carrasco Whatsoever a man sou ' eth. that shall he also reap — Bible David Eugene Buskey A dwarf on a giant ' s shoulder sees fur¬ ther of the two. — Herbert David M. Cardona Where the willingness is great, the dif¬ ficulties cannot be great. — Machiavelli Joseph Wade Carrieri Plan for the future but take each day as it comes. Cori Alayne Caiazzo Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. — Emerson Kevin Carney Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. — Tupper Deborah Louise Case Too low they build, who build beneath the stars. — Edward Young 17 18 Carl Matthew Casinghino The desire of knowledge . . . increases ever with the acquisition of it. — Sterne Kirstin Ballard Coffin Lord , what fools these mortals be! — Shakespeare Robin Colson Happy is the house that shelters a friend. — Emerson Cheryl Elaine Champion The wheel that squeaks the loudest is the one that gets the grease. —H.W.Shaw Douglas Robert Colson W iaf is left when honour is lost? — Publius Roderic Glenn Colson He that has patience may compass anything. — Rabelais Stephen Robert Chapman l am a part of all that 1 have met. — Tennyson Matthew Charles Coppolo No rule is so general , which admits some exception. — Burton Darci Cortelli To know is nothing at all; to imagine is everything — France Kent Michael Daigle I ' ve taken my fun where I ' ve found it. — Kipling Sherlean Vabora Davis Let us therefore follow after the things which make for peace. — Bible David Harold Craig His time is forever, everywhere his place. — Cowley Patricia Elizabeth D ' Alessio A rose is sweeter m the budde than full blowne. — Kyly Loreen Marie DeChesser The rose that all are praising is not the rose for me. — Bayly Raymond Francis Daddario It is better to have a little than nothing. — Publius M Jeffrey John Dallesander Every age has its pleasures, its style of wit, and its own ways. — Despreaux Tracy Ann Dineen You can never plan the future by the past. — Burke 19 Claude Dion Knowledge comes, but ivtsdom lingers. — Tennyson Julie Kathleen Dowd Nothing is so dear and precious as time. — Rabelais Robert Richard Floyd Evans The first man to raise a fist, is the first man to run out of ideas. — H.G. Wells 20 Guylaine Denise Dion There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. — Wharton Paul Thomas Eheander Of two evils, the less is always to be chosen. — Kempis Lynn Ann Fahey Who is so deaf as that he will not hear? — Herbert Michelle Ann Dion Paint your own rainbow. — Unknown Lisa Engler tend to see myself as just an object of fate, and like to experiment with these physical things. — David Bowie Denise Alaine Falk The sun in my own dominions never sets. — Von Schiller Joseph Brian Fitzgerald Great is truth and mighty above all things — The Apocrypha Sharan Elizabeth Fusick Praising what is lost makes the remem¬ brance dear. — Shakespeare Beth Anne dime To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yteld. — Tennyson Steven Mark Galetta This is the thing that was born to do. — Daniel Sandra Ellen Glynn The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched, but are felt in the heart. — Unknown Robert Joseph Furci Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. — Voltaire Mary Christina Gebhart ... fair and softly goes far. — Cervantes Monique F. Goldrick Error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it. — Jefferson 21 Edward Joseph Golec They ' re only truly great who are truly good. — Chapman John Levitt Gray Still ride in triumph over all mischance. — Shakespeare Katherine Guillemetta What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? — Rousseau Kerri Lynn Gowdy Conformity is the sincerest form of unawareness. — Anonymous Susan Elizabeth Greco Life is not life at all without delight. — Patmore Daren Patrick Hall Haste maketh waste. — Heywood Robin Marie Grabauskas . . . how few know their own good, or knowing it, pursue. — Dryden Beata Grochowska How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty world. — Shakespeare Ronald Daniel Hamman All ' s well that ends well. — Shakespeare Cathleen Ann Hamborg A hope beyond the shadow of a dream — Keats Garry Allen Hills The gentle minde by gentle deeds is knowne. — Spenser M0 hts r Kathryn Ann Kavanagh Tho e who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. — Barrie David Scott Hamm ' Ttsgood to live and learn. — Cervantes Amanda Marie Hastings Without music life would be a mistake. — Nietzsche Patricia Katherine Hryniewicz The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Edwin Harold Kelly III Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. — Rands Marilyn Elizabeth Jentzen Only those who hsk going too far can possibly find how far they can go!! — Unknown Donna Marie Elizabeth Klesczewski The panther conquered. 23 Kurt James Owen Knoefel Men of few words are the best men. — Shakespeare Caroline Kriss Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. — Plautus Michele Anne LaGasse Unthinking, idle, wild, and young, I laugh ' d and danc ' d and talk ' d and sung. — Princess Amelia � I Kathleen Carol Komer Yesterday, and today, and forever. — Bible Lorianne Krar But now my task is smoothly done; l can fly or l can run. — Milton Nancy Marie Kulina Each one thinks that the current in which he lives is the whole ocean. — Carpenter John LaFlamme Truth is truth to the end of reckoning. Shakespeare Lisa Lea Lagle Love is a spirit all compact of fire. — Shakespeare Brian Lata To do a great right, do a little wrong. — Shakespeare Kathleen Marie Leahan Love is the bond which binds our hearts and makes the miles seem shorter when we ' re apart Deborah Ann Linke Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. Loretta Ellen Luff Life ' s uncertain voyage. — Shakespeare Dorine Ellen LeCuyer Nothing is impossible to a willing hart. — Heywood Mary Ann Liss We are in God ' s hands. — Shakespeare Kimberly Sue Lumbruno Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. — Pope Carol Ann Lennon Love comforteth like sunshine after rain. — Shakespeare Margaret Ann Little That action is best which procures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers — Hutcheson Steven Anthony Lyons What thought can think, another thought can mend. — Southwell 25 Christopher Magnuson The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power. — Bacon John James Manfreda The world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those who feel. — Walpole James Martocchio They are never alone that are accom¬ panied with noble thoughts. — Sidney 26 Janet Marie Maiolo All that live must die, passing through nature to eternity. — Shakespeare Amy Susan Masloski The manner of giving is worth more than the gift. — Corneille Timothy William Maloney Can we ever have too much of a good thing? — Cervantes Marla Anne Markowski The stigma of the word punk” could not be absorbed into American culture as represen¬ ting anything positive. — Debbie Harry Anne Hallowell Mason The treat essentials of happiness are sometning to do, something to love, and something to hope for. — Anonymous Kenneth James Mather The world knows nothing of its greatest men. — Taylor Robert Milesi Never exceed your rights, and they will soon become unlimited. — Rousseau Angela Marie McClelland Assist me up, and in coming down I will shift for myself. — More Kimberly Jean Millick Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. — Stanhope Stanley Joseph Murawski The world is a wheel, and it will all come round right. — Disraeli Christopher John Melillo Such is life. — Unknown Thomas Joseph Molleur live on hope and that l think do all who come into this world. — Bridges John William Muska Chiefly the mould of a man ' s fortune is in his own hands. — Bacon 27 Jason Kenneth Nadler The fox when he cannot reach the grapes, says they are not ripe. — Herbert Kimberly Rose Pearson Tis always morning somewhere in the world. — Horne Daniel M. Pizzoferrato If you can’t be good, be great. 28 Jacqueline Marie Nargi It is impossible to please all the world and one’s father. — LaFontaine Kimberly Ann Petkovich Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing. — Helen Keller Mary Elizabeth Prew Music is well said to be the speech of angels. — Moore r Allison Rebecca Orr In every friend we lose a part of ourselves, and the best part. — Pope Audra Michelle Philippon A diamond is a piece of coal that con¬ tinued under pressure. — Unknown David Michael Pugh FINALLY!! Peter Russell Purrington, Jr. Speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee. — Bible Lisa Marie Quinn Friendship is the most valuable of all human possessions. — Laelius Steven Francis Quagliaroli No man can climb out beyond the limita¬ tions of his own character. — Morley Kathleen Clark Quinn Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. — Shakespeare Eric Bruce Remington The greatest fool may ask more than the wisest man can answer. Adam W. Roy There is no unreturn ' d love, the pay is certain one way or another. — Whitman Phillip Salvatore Julie Marie Sauer Hope and be happy that all ' s for the best. — Tupper Steven Joseph Roy While there’s life there’s hope. — Cervantes 29 Heidi Maria Schuhmann Keep your face to the sunshine and you shall not see the shadows. — Keller Andrew Craig Smith Try to be one of the people on whom nothing is lost. — James Brian Wade Stephenson The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow. — Carlyle 30 mm Susan Kim Schulte Not talking to you is worse than listen¬ ing to your lies; at least then l can hear wnat l once thought l had Kimberly Michelle Smith Love all, trust a few . . . — Carney Jillian Ann Sweatland . . . the future is only the past again, entered through another gate. — Pinero Paul Shinkevich Our youth we can have but today; we may always find time to grow old. — Berkeley Lisa Arlene Sneath We are all climbing toward the summit of our heart ' s desire. — Gibran Scott Alan Sylvia Look to t he past to gam in the future. Marie Anne Elizabeth Thresher You are nei er given a dream without also being given the power to make it come true. — Richard Bach Robyn Wahl Lawrence Edwin Williams Let us have peace. — Grant Lisa Marie Underwood The world is so full of a number of things, I ' m sure we should all be as happy as kings. — Robert Louis Stevenson Marie Ellen Watters Respect is what we owe; love, what we give. — Bailey Cort Tracee Wilson Don’t do anything l wouldn ' t do. — Unknown Nancy Marie Valeo The hand that hath made you fair, hath made you good. — Shakespeare Lee Robert Weller Better three hours too soon than a minute too late. — Shakespeare Christian Edward Wimpfheimer The days that make us happy, make us wise. — Masefield 31 Peter Daniel Winiarski Men should be what thru seem — Shakespeare Jill McCutchan Woodworth To every thing there is a season. and a time to eiH’ry purpose under the heaven. — Bible Richard Paul Wood, Jr. It is easy to be brave from a safe distance. — Aesop Michelle Ann Wrisley believe that in the end the truth will conquer. — Wycliffe Camera Shy Peter Harrop Gardner Dawn Mackey Theresa L. Mooers Karin Nyser Douglas J. Ouellette Christopher Perry Julianna Leokadia Rogalla Michael Smith Laurie Roseanna Woodruff The only way to enjoy life is to live it to its fullest. Carol Anne Zaczynski It matters not how long we live, but how. — Bailey 32 m. EMORY OF November 1 l?er 50 1980 Young sir, you ' ve to a land Where crystal waters flow Where gentle winds and mild days And sorrow never know. All of us shall follow There are many years to come But while we ' re here below We take this moment to ponder why You were the first to go. — Annabel Carrasco iflAcrtHiai Dr Bernard Ellis Superintendent of Schools B A Keene State College M A. University of Hartford Ed D. Boston University Mr. Frank Albus Assistant Superintendent B.S. University of North Dakota M B A. 6th Year New York University BOARD OF EDUCATION: Standing: R. Bigelow, R. Newman, chairperson; E. Mann, P. Das, B. Carney, B. Ellis, P. Murphy. Sitting: F. Albus, E. Mavis, vice-chairperson; J. Morgan. Missing: M. Muska, secretary. Dr. David Johnson Principal B S SUNY at Buffalo M S. New York University Ph D. University of Utah Mr Robert Cecchini Vice Principal B.S. M.Ed. University of Maine Francis Aniello Physical Education B.S. Springfield College Russell Baker Biology B.A. Bates College M S. Central Connecticut State University is ti Cathy Bufflap Art B.A. University of North Carolina M.A. Hartford Art School University of Hartford Jean Andersen Guidance B.A. University of Rochester M.A. University of Hartford Donna Barron Special Education B.S. Central Connecticut M S. St. Joseph College 6th Year University of Hartford Helen Christian Business Education B.S. Central Connecticut State University M.A. Westfield State College 36 Eugene Arsenault Mathematics B.S. University of Maine M.Ed. Westfield State College Lynn Bayeur Spanish B.A. St. Joseph College M.A. American International College Robert Connelly French A.B. College of the Holy Cross M.A. American International College J.D. Western New England School of Law Margaret Corcoran Mathematics B A Emmanuel College M Ed. University of Hartford Michael Duni English B A St. Anselm College M.A. Westfield State College Stuart Fuller Guidance J.D. Western New England School of Law M Ed B S. Ed Westfield State College Richard Davis American History B.A. Colby College M S. New York University M.A. Wesleyan University Arlene Egolf Nurse R.N. Presbyterian University Hospital School of Nursing Zelmon Fuller Industrial Arts B.S. University of Maine M S. Central Connecticut State University Janice Dowsett English B.A. Central Connecticut State University Judith Fisher Media Specialist B.A. University of Connecticut Lib. Sci. Kentucky Wesleyan George Galiatsos English B.S., M.Ed. Springfield College M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University 37 Jeffrey Gowdy Social Studies, Project Care, Driver Education B.S., M S. Central Connecticut State University Marianne Gregor English B.A., M Ed. Westfield State College Lawrence Green Earth Science B.S. Boston University M.S. Hofstra University Harrison Griffin Vocational Agriculture B.S., M.A. University of Connecticut James Gregor Cooperative Work Education B.S. American International College M Ed. Westfield State College Edward Grous Mathematics, Driver Education A B., M.A. Fairfield University Roberta Hamborg Permanent Substitute B.A. Adelphi University Beatrice Heywood English B.S. Springfield College M.A. Trinity College Lisa Holloway Vocational Agriculture B.S. University of Connecticut 38 Thomas Howard American History Project Stoney Brooke B S., M S. Central Connecticut State University M S Illinois Institute of Technology Eileen Kinney Latin, Etymology, Yearbook B A Albertus Magnus College Mary Libby French B A Ohio Wesleyan University M A Ball State University Richard Jensen Vocational Agriculture B.S. Rutgers University Penelope Kraus Business Education B.S. American International College M Ed. Springfield College Henry Majewski Phystcs, Geometry M S. and Eng. Polytechnic of Lodz, Lodz, Poland Ph D Academy of Technology, Warsaw, Poland Lawrence Katulka U.S. History B S., M S. Central Connecticut State University Susan Levich Art, English B.A. Drake University June Maggiora Mathematics B.S. University of Vermont M S. Southern Connecticut State University 39 Charles Mavrelion Vocational Agriculture B.S. University of Massachusetts M.A. University of Connecticut A.A S. Stockbridge School of Agriculture Barbara Novak Physical Education B.S. Southern Connecticut State University M S. Central Connecticut State University Dennis Picard English , Theatre B.A. Rhode Island College M.F.A. Catholic University Diane Nappier Physical Education B.S. Tennessee State University M S. Central State University Sally O ' Donnell Developmental Reading B.A. University of Massachusetts M. Ed. Westfield State College Rebecca Robinson Life Education, Project Care B. A. Southern Connecticut State University M S. University of Connecticut C. A.G.S. Southern Connecticut State University 40 Carole Harvatin Band Director B M Hartt School of Music Manhat tan School of Music Frank Pacocha, Jr. Music B.A. Mus. Ed. University of Hartford Carol Rollet Mathematics B.A. Smith College Gloria Roy English B.A. Annhuret College Joseph Sinicrope Social Science B A., M A. Trinity College 6th Year University of Hartford Robin Sorensen Resource Center B.S. Russell Sage College M Ed. Duquesne University Richard Roy Environmental Science, Biology B S. University of Massachusetts M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University Patricia Smith Mathematics B.A. University of Connecticut M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University Dorothy Spaulding Home Economics B.S. Mansfield University M.A. University of Connecticut Joan Schramm Business B.S. Central Connecticut State University M. Ed. University of Hartford — ) Bertha Smoolca Business Education B.S. American International College M S. Central Connecticut State University 6th Year University of Connecticut Edward Sullivan Special Education B.S.E. Westfield State College 41 Paul Thomas Biology B S. Springfield College M. Ed. University of Massachusetts Susan VonNeida Spanish B A. Hartwick College M.S. Simmons College Dana Warner Auto Mechanics B.S. Central Connecticut State University Rohland Thompson Guidance B.S., M. Ed., C.A.S. Springfield College Henry Walat Chemistry B.S. Worcester Polytechnic Institute M. Ed. Westfield State College Mary Anne Zak English B.A. St. Joseph College, MD M.A. St. Joseph College, CT 42 Russ Thompson Drafting B S. Memphis State University M S. Central Connecticut State University Louis Joseph Wanat Metalworking B.S., M S. Central Connecticut State University Stanley Lachtara Chief Custodian Arlene Coulter Vocational Agriculture Secretary Mary Hastings Guidance Secretary sr t Dorothy Cogulski Secretary to Vice-Principal Dorothy Staszko Guidance Secretary Richard Lincoln Director of Pupil Services B. S., Ed. D. University of Massachusetts M. Ed. Springfield College C. A.G.S Boston University Mary Margaret Tracey Special Education Secretary Elizabeth Silkey Secretary to Principal Jocelyn Von Reisen School Social Worker B A. Clark University M.S.S.W. Simmons School of Social Work 43 Judith Horan Teachers ' Aide Dr. Walter Leopold Resource Counselor Linda Metz Library Aide The Sagitta staff recognizes Rebecca Robinson as TEACHER OF THE YEAR. THE WAY IT IS You want a pass to McDonald ' s! Let me tell you about my days as a painter .. Jim and I are going to lunch during Work Experience. Chinese food does not taste like cafeteria food! Poetry in motion. ... And you ' ll do it my way! Eat your heart out, Frank Sinatra. Hey, hey. I ' m a Monkee. You never looked so good, Mike. 47 THE WAY IT WAS 50 SENIOR Angela Arnold — Bean ' s Snob Oh migod!. . Twang . John ' s . You guy ' s. Styop eeyut! Mahk K.Q. . . . L.D., Carol Z., . . . roast beef Deb C., MBP Manda Mario, doo, doo, doo, Ree Cheryl Karen ATKK Michele L Kirsten Heidi Jilly honey Tempest . . . Caffeine Sweaters . GL . . . FY!. Ido not giggle!. Wanna take me home” Ward, I ' m worried about the Beav 99 discount ... Cabaret ' 83 GTAMRLAWI Give it a rest! Karen Austin — Thanx to all my friends for being there and for all the good times we shared Stephano. remember the 3285 (2714 plus 1) with YKW Summer of ' 83 awesome!. Be real! McD ' s . . . rain- checks?! Marilyn, remember the trip to Alaska! Good luck class of ' 84 and thanks!! Maria Basdekis — Thanks for all the memories Sandra, Don¬ na, and Deirdre Fritoes Vermont. what the !... P.YT. Laurie Bennett — Cadillac cowboys . chill out .. . Summer of ' 83 . ' 74 Ford Pin¬ to D.H, J B , T B , and A L Vo-Ag FFA Mr Gowdy ' s fallout shelter . . . Lim- py Janet Brown, my best friend forever. Irene Beresford — Jeff, Lynn, Margaret, — Studio JA (New York) . this!. Polyester Bells the prom . X-country Did you ever wonder Margo, my gal ' s a corker Margaret Blickarz — Thanks for all the good times, Sharon and Paula The Rollaway Timmy ... Every Breath You Take . . . Just Once ... Freshman year with George Accounting class Summer of ' 83 . Tony Philip Debbie Botticello — Thanks Bonzo, J.C., Bean, Marie, Wriz, Quinnie Babes, Ko, for all the good times in the Brown Bomb the pumpkin the big red battle tank Never forget Kathy and Bob ' s, McDonalds, D. D Soup, Friendly ' s, The Steak Club Driving with crash Enfield Bridge J.D. ' s Party . . . hiding out in Bonzo ' s closet . . . getting caught ... all the good times at the parking lot See ya dudes! . . . we ' re out of here! Glen Bunnell — Thanks for a great year, Steve and Co ... It was Awesome Carol Har- vatin . . Nerf Ball ... To Mr Duni, thanks for being one of the guys, and a great teacher You re a great friend, Allison Slam! Mo, Ted, Ray Ray Good luck ' 84! . . . Carl- fiticks was great! Chris Burnham — Thanks for all the good times, Nikki, Joey, Chrism, Jackie, Steven, and uh, oh yeah, Steven Rov . Brian and Ray won ' t ever forget Bur¬ nham U . . Thanks, Joe for always listening . P.S. I love you! Cori Caiazzo — Thanx for all the good times Pek, Amy, Beth, Debi, and Sandi The cruisin ' machine will never be the same Friendly ' s . . . The Oc- toberfest . Ocean Beach Slurpees J D . Let ' s Party!! Paula Caisse — Thanks for everything, Sharon, Lis, Sue, and Marge and thanks for these memories When ' s breakfast?! Latin 111 The Arcade . Skating Poo ' s car- pool . Concerts . . . and number Th, thr, three! Dave Cardona — It seemed like only yesterday . . Chris, Gnat, Mar . . New Year ' s Mailboxes Stop signs Fire crackers . the Silver Bullet Was that the muffler? Love ya, Carrie Joe Carrieri — Thanks for all the memories, class of ' 84. Debbie Case — Thanks for all the fun times, Hei, C.Z., MJ., MBP, N.K., S.G.. movies Friendly ' s Super Sundaes an entire pizza! Math Parties drawing on our heads ASMUV fan club LPP McDonalds Awesome manishas Sundown In- gleside . . Bingo!. . . Truckin ' . Boston Newport one way, Nance! Liehts?!. Hei-the Bus at McDonalds drive-thru kitchen help the bean fight Zebras NCCC bus rides Awesome Racquetball Volleyball players House of Tang . Lobster?!!. . . Rellimyhtac Breakfast in May That ' s life! Carl Casinghino — Many vicious memories . Steve Tim Cape Cod Florida! the Beach Qualm ' s Cannot afford it!. . . S.H.S Band Trips . . old movies with M.J. New-Wave Marla . Great Music . . France The Twilight Zone Roads of Cape Cod Awesome Times!! Cheryl Champion — Thanks for all the memories, Angela A., Angela M , Audra, Paula, Patty, and Sharon — you little creep! Hey. What ' s up? Summer ' 83 McDonald ' s .. . Mr. Howard Mr Thomas Mrs Rollet, Patty, she ' s looking! Kirsten Coffin — Thanks for W.T.F and the Beach Hotline Jennifer Colson — Bean, Bod, Shellby, and K.K., thanx for all the fun times at Kathy and Bob ' s, and the wild time going across the Enfield Bndge in Bod ' s tank Roll down the windows! Robin Colson — Donna, Hold on to your Raisins!! The B B. in P.E. S.C_Friendly ' s Patty in Solitary Bubbles and Goldie Missy ' s 86c bargains . . Debts not equaling Credits . . banging on the calculators . . . T.C. ' s bird molting in Etymology . . . Velamints. Matt Coppolo — Thank you, Geoff, Linda, and Young for Fri¬ day night activities to the hockey team all the tormenting practices in which I was plagued by hecklers. Ray Daddario — Thanks, Meg, for all the memories we have shared together Prom Beach Golf (Tromping your Parents). and Summer of ' 83. Kent Daigle — Thanx, Meg, for all the trips to McD ' s Thanx, Meg, for all the times we sneak¬ ed around Ray ' s back Thanx for the memories, Ray, Byron, Brian, Chris B , Brian M Patty D ' Alessio — Robin- Solitary Typing buddies live on Hey man. Hey! .. . Aspirin Queen, the Honorary little sister, hopefully we can stop laughing Mary, I can ' t remember the tennis song! Prew-Doo — Red Sandi, Millie, Janet — DEFPOTEC at East Windsor 6 times . Janet, Sandi — Joel in Stafford Jeff Dallesander — Studio this Saturday .. Pizza Hut I wonder how deep it is? . . . our picnic I quit. Michelle Dion — Never forget the memories — p m., Teddy Field Hockey — It ' s Awesome . . . Don ' t stop the loving — s.m g . . Aren ' t you hungry for Burger King now? Mimi Dion — I would like to remember my best friend, Meda Wilcox; I love her as a sister. Julie Dowd — To all the un¬ forgettable times with D.L., C.C, K P , K.L., S W. M W , D C., C.G., K.K and to anyone special I have missed That ' s disgusting! Lisa Engler — Thank you to Mr Thompson, Mr K , Ms Bufflap, Ms. Libby, and Mrs Levich SWITCH A certain Swedish boy SWITCH B26354 SWITCH Look, my hair falls out in my hand SWITCH Jane, Preston, Miriam, David . SWITCH What ' s the matter with me? What ' s the matter with you? What ' s the matter with matter? Robert Evans — The Koda Chrome Kid . Hamonassett Beach and Jr. Prom Sunburns . . Camera Wars . . Summer of ' 83 . The Gang taxi driver and green bomb . . . the broken pentagram Nif¬ ty! . . . Grape Nehi ... 1, 2, 3, Jump, Let s go home thumper . . Nov. 16th the driveway Lynn Fahey — The Hu Ke Lau to all those who were there when the British came Thanx for all the good times M L , M E, T V , I B. J D, D.L., T W . B M , L.W , ETC To Julie and Stacy and our sun¬ shine . Go for it! Joe Fitzgerald — Thanks for driving, Audra The cops will never — stop here ... My fingers never left my hands. Bob Furci — Thanks for all those memories, John, David, Doug, Monique, and Phil Vermont Roller World The Awesome Party Trail Blazers away! Sharun Fusick — Thanks for all the memories, Paula, Marge Summer of ' 83 . Breakfast Beach . . . Tony and Jims Kinneys . Bruno ' s . . Friday nights All right! Sure! Glenn and Jim . . Peter Gardner — Thanks for all of the great B16 Premiers! Thanks for all the good times, Doug, Matt, and Mr Sullivan! . . going out on cold days Farm Show! Beth Glime — Bridge Street Aim the best time — Academy Football field Cori, Amy, Pekker, Jujy, Debbie, Kimbo, Kathy — thanx for all the great times Maybe sometime we ' ll go Deb . Cori, let ' s hide in the bathroom. Sandi Glynn — Thanks for all the great times, Debi, Pek, Kim- mie. Cor, Amy, Beth, and Jackie . Snuggles, I love you Good luck and take care, sis Slurpees . Foolin ' . . . First Class Deb, always remember our Rainy Days and Mondays Millie, Patty, Janet — DEF¬ POTEC at East Windsor — 6 times and Joel at Stafford — maybe you ' ll see him next year!! . Let the Good Times Roll!!! Amanda Hastings — Remember the Soccer Cham¬ pionship of ' 81 — John and Marsha remember the band- room — Mom, I need some money — Tim, do go and don ' t get hurt. Patty Hryniewicz — Thanks for all the great times C.C., L.L., J P , M T , M L , K K . A O , D.L., and M B Algebra with C.C. and Geometry with L.L., and CC .all those notes . Account¬ ing I and II . . . Excellent!! McDonald ' s . Loretta Mrs. Kraus chemistry Egg Doray. Marilyn Jentzen — Thanx for everything Mary Beth, Heidi, Debbie, Carol, Jay, and Carl Red and Green suspenders Let ' s do something fun old movies . . . Friendly ' s . . . bowl¬ ing cheerleading . Ice Cream! . J ' ai une question . . . May I ask what you ' re talk¬ ing about? Ed Kelly — Timmy S., Have fun bumming cigarettes next year ... I leave next year ' s Seniors all my good cases Micnele Lagasse — Thanks to my best buddies, Marie, Donna, and Lori, for all their love, understanding, and for always being there . . Remember Monty . . mornings in Room 202 Lark and Strider cast party . . . Pooka . . . Last minute trips to Abdows Remember the ducks, Kirsten, Lynn, and Marie Forest Park . . . U-Hah Andrew, I love you! Lisa Lagle — Mickey ' s Friendly s Football games Football fields . Dator ' s Party . Good times with J.M , B M . S.L., N B , and P M Fermi parking lot. Dorine LeCuyer — Thanks for all the fun times. Woody, Trace. Bush, Nance, I, Megger, Lynn, Jules, and more Remember the Hu Ke Lau Lynn — Bang Bang, the British are coming A head-on colli¬ sion with Jules Patty — the confused chemist with the great magazines Miss Libby ' s French class A night with a tarantula What a fox! . And many LTD ' s forever! Debi Linke — Thanx for all the GREAT, unforgettable times, dudes! Pek-You ' re a real sweetheart and my spazz bud- die!! PY-RO-MAN-IA!! Waa! Chug! Waa! Chug! Julie — (my skiine buddie) I ' ll never forget all of our special talks and remember: Be Tou g h!! Kimbo, Amy, Beth, Sandi, Cori, Jackie, Chris M , Kurtrick, and Biss Curnham, you are all very special to me — Buddies Forever!! . Joey — Thanx for all the great Waterskiing! Next!! . . Steve Roy — Take care alwa ys! Steve Q. (snake) I ' m gonna beat you yet!! Lori Luff — Hey, tough mom- VOICES m a! notes to Patty Geometry CCY St. P tn� k ' % Day Parties A cow?! Where 7 Grateful Dead Kern, are you O.K.? the 5 uvs and the summer of ' 83 riving around in Monte Have fun 1 V A P Good lu« k M I PH ML,DK.,C.C, and C K Kim I umbruno — Thanks for all thr memories, JuJy, Meg- gen Ra lillv Wean, JC, Bod, fan, Quinny Babe, Re. Pek, Deb, L S Jacxie, K.K., Sand, SHU HI Kurt, Que, D P , Doug.e, r.S. DP. CF, |.M Stephen Buddy , P.S., N.C., Gary (. ol. D.S Junior Prom i MV Pep Rally P I A FOD My boots are too heavy for my Drain . . Hock f ames Yellow cards Van ickets Par-T ' s! Janet Maiolo — All the good time at the dnve-ins with J C., Bean, Marie. Tommy, Mike, especially Mike ' s dorg to hide in the car without being cap¬ tured the good time in the battle tank with Bod J.C., Bean. Bod. Re. Shelbe, Quinnie Babes, Ko — Chowmein Dudes — catch ya later Tim Maloney — Thanks for all the great times John, Gregg, The Ol Dart,” Rush, Ozzy, and the Dunes ' Carl and Steve It ' s been the best The Cars, the Cape, Luigi and Seymour Pull out Seymour Excuse me Paula Marek — Thanks for all the memories M.G., S.A., M.D., B M , AM, B E., J F , J.S., KM, etc Remember The Hu Ke Lau — The Hawaiian Leis . My quote on quote Birthday! The beach underwater mysteries The Junior Prom . . Those nice tans! B.R. The Shake Machine! .. . Monique — ERW All those fun times!!! Beth . . Thanx for all those great times those long talks about M.D., C T , F M . D J . B H , - Stephen Remember B.H . . . In those Black and White Stripes! Marla Markowski — To L.J.K., thanks for the use of your board SWITCH Pat, those chocolate chip cookies were wonderful! SWITCH I Got Wild Imagination, Talkin ' Transubstatiation . SWITCH Don ' t stop, do PUNK ROCK SWITCH Why don ' t you walk like me? . SWITCH Hating through our sleeves! SWITCH . Thanx ROD, D., and team SWITCH Finally, Jane k Fire, vampires Forever. Amy Masloski — Thanks for everything Beth, Cori, Kim, and San East Granby . . . Academy football field Bridge Street That wild game of Strip Poker Mark Drug Ernie and Bert A certain ripped prom dress in Stuart ' s Boston 1982 k 83 Anne Mason — Remember Hamonassett Beach hanging around my locker the green bomb all those parties the Oktoberfest the surprise birthday parties Staftord- ville Lake the hot tub . . . Get off that Beach! B Y chiparoos and especially Snap. Krackle, Burp! Ken Mather — What a great time we had, Beth, Bob, Paula, Annie, Jay. Ari, Audra, Joe, Kim, Dave, Krissy, and Bill . . . Meet at the Gathering in ten years. Angela McClelland — Thanks for everything Cheryl Cham- ion, Annabel Carrasco, and herlean. Chris Melillo — Thanks for all the memories, Jake, Kurt, and Jack Ninja Wife Team S plus cops equals an awesome time. Tom Molleur — Thanx, Sue, for being there ... From Barkhamstead to England Prew Bob ' s V.W to 30,000 feet Donny for being there Thanx to the family for being close. Kim Pearson — Thanks for the memories, Carol and Lisa opening bottles upside down skating . dancing . flick¬ ing the field hockey ball. Kim Petkovich — Thanx for the great times, dudes — Debi, Amy, Cori, Beth, Kimbo, Re, and Sandi!! Party! . . . Cruisin ' . . Ocean Beach Joey ' s Tent Py-Ro-Mania!! . Cori ' s Cruisin ' Machine Our MceyD runs . Slurpees!! Ruboer room!! Audra Philippon — Fozzy Bear . . . Why are we learning this? ' ' 11-14-la Rehearsals Stairway to Heaven . . Flea Powder bloody toes and leg warmers ET Left-handed guys . . . Indiana Jones . . . the roadie and the black eye silver bells . like a pencil Down Under . . peroxide . . . on a cash basis only . . my little puppy 5:30 a m Satur¬ day xerox 3450 roses from Pippin Iowa boy. Dan Pizzoferrato — Remember the discussions. Spit? . . . Morganna (60-1) the Big Finish SNM Yup U.T. . . Leather You Gotta Pass? Chains Ribbed Hef will have Hatch Sign in . . . Vitamins . . . Shannon Tweed Sign in . Obviously Mr. Duni . . . Flashdance . the Bunny lives on forever. Mary Beth Prew — Physics: Wicky, Wicky . OO Party Soccer Southwick- Suffield Advertiser News Twizzlers Red Prew-doo! . Ron David Pugh — I leave this school with all the greatest memories! And knowing that I won ' t be able to have any more all dayers or Go Do Gum- by impersonations and know¬ ing skunk racing is No. 1. Steve Quagliaroli — Doug Col¬ son — Mugnum B.I. .. . Chris Melillo and Steve Quag, the Ultimate Ninjas. Kathleen Quinn — Ginger Ale . . Pretzels .2 matching socks backstage Riverside T2 K M F.A.E. . Alpha Delta Phi . Bumpier Cars . . Slumber p arty on wheels Northampton . House of Tang Gyad. Lisa Quinn — Thanks for all the memories. Bean, J.C., Jan, Bod, Re. Wriz, .11 pieople in the Brown Bomb DD ' s . . Friday nights Summers in P-Town with L.D. . Soccer Season with Jackie, Sandi, and Debt. Adam Roy — I ' m not finished yet! . . . Theanon lives! . . . Hey Sextus, Brutus, Brute, An¬ dromeda, Cassiopiea, Iago rules What ' s the name of this show, anyway? . . Me ke aloha dou ole! Julie Sauer — Thanks for all the good times, Stacy and Lynn; remember You are my sun¬ shine .. . Lisa, don ' t forget your root beer to the next o p. Start growing Shorty!! . Vic, love ya always. Heidi Schuhmann — Hei What ' s up? . . Remember ... 25 pieople at Friendly ' s guy from Trinity . . Tim Milligan, awesome tire changer (thanx) wrong side of road, twice Deb! . .. Sal ' s snorts . Coke in the a m Bill ' s dozen . . . legend of God I k II (Gregoire and Tom) . . King of Pain . . Rellimyhtac, NCCC Bus Tripis the 5 of us (1, 2, 3, 4, and LM) . falling in the gutter Mayor McCheese and LPP Sundown . tap, tap, tap equals C(MJ) Seymours demos on Mon nite awesome racquet- ball Juicy Fruit Lost to In- gleside Pigs . Little Henry in Gvm Okay Sue Schulte — Thanks, Tom, for everything Remember Barkhamstead Donny ... 7 hours . . George and THE family . . See ya Yack and Weese Kimberly Smith — Audi-Never forget The lists — and Keep ' em growin ' . . . Thanx for all your help . Annie k Bob, Kenny k Beth, Good luck Joe — the most important man in my life — ... thank you for all the memories, may tnere be many more! . . Lisa Sneath — Thanks for all the great memories class of 84 And thanx to R.D., C.B., S.G., B B , and all you crazy guys for making D period worth the while . Weez, remember all our cruises in the Montee! . Guys varsity Soccer Game 10 14 83 — Debi ' s laugh for the day! Excellent! . Hi Hun!. Take care, everyone! Brian Stephenson — Great Summer of ' 82 Come on Brian, we need this place! .. . Hi Girls . . . When ' s the bell gonna rine? Jill Sweatland — Brown Bomb II . . Roys Red battle tank . . . Enfield Bndee Sunrise Country Club Suffield Meadows Vermont Park¬ ing Lot . . Loverboy Concert Beach River rides . Bauchiero ' s island Tom cats corn fields AIC Pub Par¬ ties . . Weekends . McD ' s. Marie Thresher — Hey Tough Momma! . . Monte Tne Guys . . Summer ' 83 ... Pickles, Granola, and tea V.A.P. Forest Park and Ab- dow ' s Black Baret?! . C.Q. CCY Thanks for everything M.L., L.L., D.K. ,A.A., and K.G. . . oombaleaudo . . ducks . . . Room 202 . .. Lori, the bushes are moving in . . who are you anyway? . . guardrails Pole swinging and the black hole T.I.A.L.Y.G.G.. . . Robyn Wahl — Thanx WTF for the great Senior year and the J.C. Penney guys. Chris Wimpfheimer — Had good times with A.S., J.N., D P Ride home from races, WFO riding . The Sandpit Mrs Levitch ' s English class Unadilla ' 83 . Magoo Chandler Laurie Woodruff — Dorine, Sandy, Heather, and Jules Thanx for all the memories, good times with all the L.T.D. ' s we could have eaten . . . And many thanx to all the teachers, expiecially Mrs. Roy and Mr. C. for having patience with a Woodruff (Two more left — Good Luck!) Peter Winiarski — Miss Libby ' s French class Baseball ' 82 1- 18 . The Who . . Field tripis to Boston and N Y Cast Parties . . . Summer of ' 83, thanx K L. Rocky Week . . . Thanx Mrs. Muska for putting up with me . . . Want a piece of gum? Jill Woodworth — Thanks for being such great friends, Kim, Kirsten, and Robyn Mickey Dee ' s . . . Cross-Country ' 83 . Awesome . . . Frankies . . . WTF Verena ' 82- ' 83 Jillybean Spiorts . . Oooo Baby! Michelle Wrisley — To all the great times with David and his Pawni truck The crazy driv¬ ing with Dowd in her Alliance And to my high school bud¬ dies - J.C., J M , D B , J S , K L., L Q , MW, K K , J D , D C., and to anyone I have missed — Thanks, Guys, for always being there Carol Zaczynski — Thanks for all the laughs, D C., H.S., K.K, N.K., MBP , C.G., M J , M M and my JFT buddies M W., T M , k A.A Nancy Ingals k Nor¬ man Thisby . . Wicky, Wicky. Mary W . . ASMW get-togethers Fnendl v times at a Fnendl v place with Friend- |y pieople, reminiscing and en¬ joying the scenery ... 25 pieople flies in the car at Bruce Park, Hei . .. Hey look at this big shot on my MCC cone! . Hitchhikers at the Fireman ' s Carnival Mayor McCheese at LPP ... Do not feed the cherry . . Remember that time when Have a Coke and a Smile!!! Marie Watters — Thanx for all the good times. Bean, J.C., Bod, Bonzo, Bo, Quinney, Wriz, Pek, Deb, K.K No really Ya don ' t say . . Eleven pieople at Roy ' s . Track ride . Drive in ' s Conn, river . .. T.C. corn fields Toga Chowder Wicky, Wicky B.C., I still love you . We ' re out of here. Dudes!!! 51 53 JJO UOSIJIV s uosuaqda)$ upug uueuiqnips ipiajq £ i suXzd IOJP3 z aso iqq a i o|oipj jauef ix ondj og aiqqaa 01 sjaw M 6 ajoo i I o-� 0 8 ojejjajo zij XuueQ asse eq ajaipj 9 Xaqej 1111 X 3 £ oissajy Xwej f jjrupooM auneq £ XajsuM Xan MS Z uos|Q3 jajiuuaf uuin$ esn II uoddiiiqj eipny Ql sucah qog 6 uos ]03 uiqofl 8 pnpMC inf L laqsajqx du?) 9 55 HN335E® - (ff £A-S-SlH£N UNDERCLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1986 TOP ROW: Representative: Michael Smith, Treasurer: Andy Das MIDDLE ROW: Secretary: Suzy White, Representative: Jenny Murray BOTTOM ROW: Vice President: Keith Wild, President: Darcy Case CLASS OF 1985 TOP ROW: President: Michelle Bulat, Representative: Dia nne Lingenfelter BOT¬ TOM ROW: Secretary: Tara Remington, Representative: Greg Packard, Treasurer: Amy Markowski Missing: Vice President: Suzanne Lingenfelter CLASS OF 1987 President, Greg Waterman; Vice Presi¬ dent, Suzy Naughton; Secretary, Suzanne Alers; Treasurer, Michael Whitney; Representatives, Kim Straite, Terry Stearns. 57 Jeff Alers Marsha Anastasia Wayne Andrews Lori Autorino Phil Barrett Brenda Baumert Tina Belisle Tracey Benoit Ed Bigda Cathy Blickarz Scott Bolliger Tammy Boucher Jeff Boyd Matt Bromson Charlene Buckley Michelle Bulat Michael Bussolari Genny Cannon Tim Cannon Brian Casinghino Donna Chisnall Jay Christian Millie Christian Shellie Cicero Lisa Coatti Catherine Coggins Neal Condon Ed Cook Paul Cyr Peter Das Jennifer Deleeuw John Dieli Kelly Drake Michelle Duval Marc Edwards Cami Engler Sally Geary Lisa Gebhart Mike Gemme Mark Glunt Stephen Gorman Tracy Graham Natalie Hall Bob Hamann Jodi Harbold Marlene Harriman Charlene Hawley Cindy Hefflon Tom Heyse Debbie Hickey Judy Hinckley Burt Hollingshead Stephanie Huot David Hutchinson Mary Jennings Phil Kelly Kim Kochert Lynn Kolnsberg Nicole Kosman Joe Kupau Audrey Kuras Pam Kuszaj Mimi Labbee Bob LaFlamme Mairi LaFrance Audrey Lata Amanda Lawler Amy Leach John Leahan Cindy Leavitt Dianne Lingenfelter Suzanne Lingenfelter Kirsten Little Sandy Long Ted Lyon Deidre Mahoney Dayna Mullen Michael Murzyn Tom Naughton Victor Nigro Deanne Olden Greg Packard Darlene Phelps Derek Pierce Michele Pugliese Marcia Radziewski Greg Raynes Sandra Regan 60 1 Ellen Seger Diane Seymour Bonnie Shapiro Danny Sheridan M Karen Simmons Steve Slamon Bob Sobinski Paul Stafford Ara Stewart Stephanie Stone V 9 ■). Dave Sullivan Mark Sullivan Tim Sweatland Wendy Taylor Wendy Terry Cynthia Tupek Eric Valdes Teddy Varholak Ann Marie Viets John Viscomi Stacy Wadenklee Heather Waterman Kathy Welsh Karen White Janet Wood Regina Wysocki Jody Adamick Billy Austin Scott Bask a Cari Baumert Tracy Bednaz Jackie Berube David Binder Brad Binion Gary Bohner Nicole Bolliger Lisa Brew Charles Bridges Chris Caiazzo Tom Callahan Darcy Case Nikki Carnieri Kristin Chamberlain Rita Christian Leeanne Corriveau Mary Currie Andy Das Randy Demarest Darryl Denomme Keith Devin Michael Devries Lori DiGennaro Kathy Dillon Brigitte Dion Krissy Dorn Autumn Ducker Caroline Dupree Dee Dee Dyer Suzie Egolf Celena Engle Craig Fricke _ John Gregory B Geoff Gunn Tim Hall Alison Hardy Annette Gaynor Ralph Gedney Meg Glime Kelly Glynn Peter Glynn Tia Harris Dawn Herndon Gary Heyse Julie Hinckley Roxanne Hinkle Paul Hoerner Pat Hollingshead Tina Holley Matt Hryniewicz Steven Hubbard Dawn Hulevitch Lisa Hunt Andrea Jentzen C. R. Johnson Robert Kemp Kristin Kling 63 Theresa Klosek Tracey Kopacsy Rhonda Kosman Jill Lagasse Carrie Lata Robert Leblanc Christopher Linke Marianne Lucia Diane Maiolo Patrick Manfreda David McKennedy William McQuillan Michelle Melaney Timothy Milligan Patrice Miner Matthew Monette Jacquelyn Moore Jenny Murray Paul Muska Tiffany Nameth Judy Newhall Heidi Newton Jay Osowiecki Judy Osowiecki Laurie Palmer Brian Penland Gordon Peppers Dan Perette Jay Petkovich Michelle Racine Becky Roberts Patty Rodney Arthur Roy David Russell Jean Ryan Anne Sangiovanni Eric Schmidt Melissa Schwalbach Cheryl Sharp Betty Ann Shimko Jeff Stanton Jamie Stewart Gerry St. George Steve Sullivan Tammy Tacey Dawn Trainor Ian Urch William Vangasback Sue Varholak Todd Viets Dana Washburn Patrick Watters Suzy White Keith Wild Sue Winiarski Wenona Wisdom Michael Wislocki Jeff Woodcock Tommy Woodruff Kim Worcester Sue Alers Todd Arciszewski Jim Arnold Joe Bazzano Richard Bazzano Brian Bell more Andy Bennett Barbie Bennett Debbie Berry Sue Berube John Bikowski Colleen Bland Sherry Bligh Jeff Borgio Jacqui Bourdeau Bryan Boyd Tim Cain Linda Cardonell A. J. Charman Brian Cigal Maureen Clark Gary Colson Amy Davis Claudia Densen Carolyn Dixon Libby Egan Sue Estee Charissa Fabi Pete Falso Matt Fitch Mike Fitzgerald Richard Flagg Annette Flynn Jeffrey Ford Suzanne Gale David Galetta Becky Geasland Kristine Geasland Gregory Goodrich Whitney Graham John Guillemette Elaine Hale Greg Harbold Missy Hastings Kim Hawkins Louis Hawkins Lori Anne Hunt Kristin Hynes Colleen Kavanaugh Christine Klaus Kristin Komer George Krar Tammy LaRochelle Heather Lawton Glenn Lemke Janet Lennon Kathy Holbrook Tracey Holley Lincoln Hugo Beth Hulevitch 67 Amy Little Robert Long Chuck Looby Eric Lussier Greg Lyon Matt MacNayr Erin Magnuson Debbie Mancini Lisa Mandeville Mark Mandirola Jaydeen Martino Richard McQuillan Renee Meunieur Richard Miner Kim Morrison Kelli Munday Paul Murphy Jimmy Muska Suzy Naughton Ann Newman Scott Nigro Greg Norcross Matt Osowiecki Erik Pariseleti Karen Parsons Bryan Patterson Patty Patterson Michael Pender Carrie Permatteo Jill Pitkat Jennifer Poulin Kirsten Quitno Randy Raine Victor Rizzo Sue Roche Bruce Roy Yvon Roy Ch i Schulte l Sheri Michael Waiculonis Gregg Waterman Lisa Watkins Jeff Web ster Kim White Michael Whitney PEP RALLY FFA President — Daren Hall Vice-President — John Manfreda Secretary — Janet Brown Treasurer — Tammy Boucher Parliamentarian — Amanda Lawler Sentinel — Bob Furci Reporter — Laurie Bennett NATURAL RESOURCES BACK ROW: S. Lyon, E. Markowski, Mr. Jensen, G. Stewart, C. Wimpfheimer. MIDDLE ROW: B. Milesi, S. Casstevens, D. Craig, D. Ouellette, B. Furci, J. LaFlamme, D. Hall, L. Bennett. FRONT ROW: J. Brown, J. Nadler. 72 ADVANCED AGRICULTURE BACK ROW: J. Dallesander, C. Kriss, J. Dowd, L. Underwood. FRONT ROW: L. Luff, M. Thresher. HORTICULTURE BACK ROW: P. Forbes, C. Burnham, R. Grabauskas, M. Radziewski, N. Peichert, R. Smith, T. Boucher. FRONT ROW: K. Guillemette, Mr Mavrelion. REPRODUCTION BACK ROW: J. Manfreda, A. Lata, M. Radziewski, T. Clifford, J. Bissonnette. FRONT ROW: L. Sneath, J. Nargi, TOP ROW Terry Steam , Jenny Murray, Keith Wild THIRD ROW: Advisor, Mrs Cor¬ coran. Karen Austin, Mary Beth Prew, Michelle Dion, Sue Naughton, Advisor, Mr Egolf SECOND ROW Brian Casinghino, Debbie Case, Carl Casinghino, Kim Straite BOTTOM ROW Dianne Lingenfelter, Audra Philippon, Michael Smith. Robert Evans, Su anne Lingenfelter, Missing Advisor. Mrs Barron, Julie Dowd, Nancy Kulina STUDENT COUNCIL President: Carl Casinghino Vice President: Debbie Case Secretary: Nancy Kulina Treasurer: Brian Casinghino PROJECT CARE Members: K Austin, B Baumert, J. Bazzano, R. Bazzano, B Bennett, J Bissonette, J. Boyd, K. Caldon, M. Clark, K. Daigle, A. Davis, R Demarest, M. Devries, B. Dion, M. Dion, A. Ducker, D. Dyer, C. Engle, L. Engler, S. Estee, B. Evans, C. Fabi, J. Fitzgerald, M. Glunt, S. Gorman, W Graham, J. Griffin, E. Hale, N. Hall, G. Heyse, D. Hickey, T. Holley, B Hollingshead, P. Hollingshead, T. Holley, T. Hol¬ ly, P Hryniewicz, J. Hughes, A. Lawler, J. Leahan, D. LeCuyer, D. Linke, P. Marek, C. Markowski, M Markowski, A. Mason, B Mason, S. Mason, K. Mather, D. McKennedy, M Messina, J. Moore, K. Morrison, D. Mullin, A. Newman, J. Osowiecki, B Patterson, K. Pelletier, M Pender, C. Permatteo, D Pierce, J. Poulin, K. Quitno, A. Roy, J. Ryan, L. Sitterly, K. Smith, K. Smith, M Smith, R. Southworth, T. Stearns, G. St. George, S. Stone, T. Tacey, D. Trainor, G. Waterman, J. Webster, K. Welsh, K. White, M. Whitney, M. Wilcox, S. Winiarski, J. Woodworth, K. Worcester, S. Young. 75 NURSE ' S AIDES Debbie Linke, Brian Young, Sandi Glynn. AMBULANCE TECHNICIANS Jeff Boyd, John Parsons, Stephen Chapman, Peter Purrington. INTERACT CLUB Hei S., Deb C., Debi L., Nance, MBP, Audie Philippon, Z. Missing: Ang and Kath. OFFICE AIDES BACK ROW: I. Beresford, J. Harbold, T. Klosek, H. Waterman, S. Long. FRONT: B. Shimko, M. Christian, M. Bulat, J. Gregory, J. Wood. GOOD GUYS BACK ROW: 1 Beresford, M. Prew. MIDDLE: D. Case, K. Austin, B. D ' Alessio, S. Glynn. FRONT ROW: J. Dallesander, C. Zaczynski, H. Schuhmann, C. Kriss, R. Wysocki. Missing: A. Arnold, K. Quinn. Marilyn Jentzen, Ted Roy, Carl Casinghino, Tom Naughton, Brian Cashinghino. LIBRARY AIDES BACK ROW: L. Kolnsberg, W. Wisdom, S. Wilson, R. Marek, N. Bolliger, N. Carrieri, T. Namath, C. Hynes, L. Marinaccio. FRONT ROW: B. Shimko, G. Cannon, A. Jentzen, D. Peretti, L. Murawski. Missing: K. Chamberlain, J. Kupau, K. Coffin, R. Wahl, C. Hamborg, W. Andrews. 77 SKI CLUB President: Julie Dowd Vice President: Debbie Linke Treasurer: Beth Glime Members: S. Auerbach, K. Austin, R. Bazzano, M. Bromson, C. Caiazzo, C. Caiazzo, N. Carrieri, D. Case, D. Case, K. Chamberlain, I. Clements, M. Coppolo, D. Cortelli, R. Daddario, K. Daigle, P. D ' Alessio, L. DiGen- naro, T. Dineen, M. Dion, J. Dowd, A. Ducker, D. Dyer, S. Egolf, S. Fusick, D. Galetta, S. Galetta, C. Gebhart, B. Glime, M. Glime, K. Glynn, P. Glynn, S. Glynn, G. Gunn, D. Hickey, B. Holbrook, K. Holbrook, L. Hugo, A. Jentzen, M. Jentzen, K. Kling, K. Komer, K. Komer, B. Lanata, J. Leahan, C. Linke, D. Linke, K. Lumbruno, D. Maiolo, B. Mandirola, C. Markowski, D. Meier, M. Murzyn, H. Newton, J. Parsons, K. Par¬ sons, D. Pierce, M. Prew, D. Pugh, B. Roy, S. Roche, C. Schulte, H. Schuhmann, L. Sitterly, M. Smith, B. Sobinski, P. Stafford, P. Stagg, K. Straite, J. Viscomi, K. Wild, P. Winiarski, M. Wislocki, S. Wrisley. BAND President: Steven Galetta Vice President: Michelle Dion Secretary: Mary Beth Prew Treasurer: Ellen Seger Advisor: Ms. Harvatin CONCERT BAND TRAINING BAND BAND OFFICERS TOP ROW: Ellen Seger, Steven Galetta Mary Beth Prew. BOTTOM ROW: Advisor, Ms. Harvatin, Michelle Dion. NCCC BAND DANCE BAND TOP ROW: Sherry Wilson, Michelle Dion, Ellen Seger, Irene Beresford, Mike Daniels. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Shinkevich, Tim Maloney, Carl Casinghino, John Dieli, Peter Purrington, Steven Caletta. BOTTOM ROW: Direc¬ tor, Ms. Harvatin, Marilyn Jentzen, Sue Varholak, Mary Beth Prew. BRASS ENSEMBLE TOP ROW: Margo McCarty, Marcia Anastasia, Michelle Dion, Irene Beresford, Mike Daniels. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Shinkevich, Steven Galetta, John Dieli, Tim Maloney, Mary Beth Prew, A. J. Charman. BOTTOM ROW: Anne Mason, Jennifer Deleeuw, Andrea Jentzen. STANDING: Bob Evans, Tim Cannon, Margo McCarty, Mike Daniels, Billy McQuillan. SITTING: Brian Boyd, David Galetta, Michelle Dion, Steven Galetta, Paul Shinkevich. 80 MADRIGALS TOP ROW: Tommy Heyse, Darcy Case, Paul Muska, Amanda Hastings, Heidi Schuhmann, Keith Wild, Jill Lagasse, Allison Orr. MIDDLE ROW: Monique Goldrick, Paul Stafford, Alison Ungewitter, Mark Sullivan. BOTTOM ROW: Peter Purrington, Debbie Case, Terry Stearns, Amy Davis, Michelle Berube. TOP ROW: Jay Osowiecki, Paul Muska, Darcy Case, Jamie Stewart, Amanda Hastings, David Hutchinson, Marie Thresher, Mark Sullivan. BOTTOM ROW: Ara Stewart, Claude Dion, Keith Wild, Kirsten Little, William Fothergill, Jill LaGasse, Paul Stafford, Jean Ryan, Bill McQuillan. 81 83 OKTOBERFEST 1983 HALLOWEEN 1983 SUFFIELD HIGH StHOUL o Advertising — BACK ROW: Sandy Glynn, Carol Zaczynski, Marie Copy BACK ROW: Heidi Schuhmann, Dorine Watters, Lynn Fahey, Stephen (Thapman. MIDDLE ROW: Kerri LeCuyer. FRONT: Editor, Robin Colson. Gowdy, Marie Thresher, Donna Klesczewski, Heidi Schuhmann, Debbie Case, Mary Beth Prew, Angela Arnold. FRONT ROW: David Buskey, Michele LaGasse, Dorine LeCuyer, Paula Marek, Debbie Sagitta Staff— BACK ROW: L. Sneath, C. Zaczynski, D. Klesczewski, H. Schuhmann, D. Linke, P. Marek, M. Thresher, C. Kriss, A. Carrasco, S. Chapman. MIDDLE ROW: P. Forbes, K. Austin, M Watters, L. Fahey, D. LeCuyer, M. Little, P. Hryniewicz, M. B. Prew. BOTTOM ROW: D. Buskey, A. Arnold, K. Quinn, D. Case, A. Orr, K. Kavanagh MISSING: R. Colson, K. Gowdy. 88 Sports — Allison Orr, Kathy Kavanagh, Patty Hryniewicz. Literary — BACK ROW: Sandy Glynn, Karen Austin, Debbie Linke, Patty Hryniewicz. FRONT ROW: Kerri Gowdy, Annabel Carrasco, Marie Thresher, Paula Marek. Layout — TOP TO BOTTOM: Michele LaGasse, Marie Thresher, Donna Klesczewski, Mary Beth Prew, Paula Marek, Dorine LeCuyer, Lynn Fahey, Kerri Gowdy. Editors — Literary: Caroline Kriss, Karen Austin; Sports: Kathy Kavanagh; Photography: Kathleen Quinn; Layout — Donna Klesczewski; Advertsising: Penny Forbes; Copy — Robin Col¬ son; Editor-in-Chief: Angela Arnold. Photography — STANDING: Stephen Chapman. SIT¬ TING: Debbie Linke, Lisa Sneath, Sandy Glynn, Marie Watters. 89 SUFFIELD HIGH SCHOOL T H E T E M P E S T Alonso — Annabel Carrasco Antonio — Kristen Little Ariel — Paul Murphy Boatswain — Amy Davis Ann Newman Marie Thresher Caliban — Adam Roy Ferdinand — Bill McQuillan Gonzalo — Angela Arnold Burt Hollingshead Miranda — Kim Worcester Prospero — Mark Sullivan Sebastian — Jill Lagasse Stephano — Marie Thresher Kirstin Coffin Trinculo — Michelle Berube Margo McCarty Director — Dennis J. Picard 90 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW: John Muska, Peter Winiarski, Carol Zaczynski, Kirstin Coffin, Jill Woodworth, Carl Casinghino, Adam Roy, John Manfreda. FRONT ROW: Nancy Kulina, Mary Beth Prew, Marilyn Jentzen, Deborah Case, Kathryn Kavanagh, Robin Colson, Michelle Dion, Karen Austin, Audra Philippon, Anne Mason. Junior Prom Up Where We Belong 96 Varsity Golf STANDING: Coach Gregor, R. Fricke, K. Knoefel, T. Lyon, J. Brackett. KNEELING: B Holbrook, C. Fricke, J. Kingman. Boys 7 Varsity Baseball STANDING: Manager A. Philippon, Manager M. Thresher, J. Danise, D. Sheridan, T. Cannon, M. Burton, P. Winiarski, Coach Thomas. KNEELING: G. Stagg, R. Lindau, S. Gorman, B. Butler, W. Lancioni, D. Cardona. SITTING: J. Dieli, R. Mandirola, R. Dilko, J. Alers. KNEELING: T. Maloney, P. Muska, P. Romano, Manager L. Engler. SITTING: P. Barett, J. Merrill, P. Stagg. Girls ' Varsity Softball dime, M. Dion, A. Leach. MISSING: L. DiGennaro, Manager C. Coggins, Manager M. Markowski. 102 STANDING: D. Wild, V. Hoene, C. Dorn, A. Golec, C. Edwards, S. Miller, M. Went¬ worth, L. Goodwin, H. Bieu, C. Kriss, J. Sauer, K. Leahan, K. Washburn, C. Lennon, J. Woodworth, K. Binder. KNEELING: T. Tacey, T. Miller, L. Gebhart, A Markowski, T. Remington, C. Hawley, R. Wysocki, S. Huot, S. Wadenklee, L. Schwalbach, M. Jenn¬ ings, B Ross. SITTING: R. Kosman, L. Webb, C. Engle, P. Rodney, M. Monette, A. Gaynor, J. Newhall, Y. Deramus, J. Stewart, L. Lindsay, K. Dorn, C. Sharp, S. Egolf, Coach Ncippirr 104 STANDING: Coach Thompson, R. Young, L. Lopez, L. Anglero, A. Davis, B. Stephenson, J. Cervione, B. Lynch, M. Bromson, V. Nigro, G. Heyse, J. Quinn, B. McQuillan, A. Roy, B. Caswell, Coach Sinicrope. KNEELING: J. Osowiecki, B. Mandirola, F. Young, K. Wild, C. Dion, M. Sullivan, P. Cham- pagney, W. Fothergill, K. Mather. SITTING: M. Monette, W. Andrews, M. Murzyn, P. Gardner, B. Bailey, J. Osowiecki, R. Evans, A. Cockett, A. Roy. 106 STANDING: Coach Finn, M. Schwalbach, H. Schuhmann, T. Coggins, M. Prew, Coach Leary. KNEELING: D. Lingenfelter, S. Geary, M. Llamas, C. Wills, M. Currie. SITTING: S. White, D. Case, K. Chamberlain, S. Lingenfelter. MISSING: M. Jentzen, A. Jentzen. STANDING: C. Perry, B. Casinghino, A. Das, S. Galetta, Coach Duncan, E. fe - Valdes. KNEELING: T. Naughton, C. Casinghino, P. Mann, D. Dixon. STANDING: Coach Lumbruno, K. Kavanagh, M. Clark, M. Prew, K. Morrison, M. Bulat, T. Remington, L. Meiberg, K. Lumbruno. KNEELING: S. Estee, A. Sangiovanni, D. Lingenfelter, M. Glime, S. Lingenfelter, L. DiGennaro, A. Markowski. SITTING: J. Berube, S. Naughton, S. Wrisley, J. Martino, M. Jentzen. MISSING: S. Berube, M McCarty. 110 Boys ' Varsity Soccer STANDING: Manager L. Quinn, Manager D. Linke, N. Condon, B. Evans, T. Cannon, D. Hall, T. Naughton, G. Packard, J. Dieli, Manager S. Glynn, Manager J. Nargi, Coach Aniello. KNEELING: W. Lancioni, J. Viscomi, M. Edwards, B. Mandirola, D. Sheridan, M. Bromson, J. Merrill. SITTING: P. Stagg, B. Mandirola, D. Sullivan, C. Melillo, S. Quagliaroli, K. Knoefel, J. Kingman, C. Dion. Boys ' J.V. Soccer STANDING: Manager T. Graham, P. Muska, M. Miarecki, K. Wild, E. Stolzenberg, T. Cain, C. Fricke, M. Mandirola, C. Caiazzo, B. Austin, G. Peppers, M. Smith, M. Fitzgerald, G. Norcross, Manager B. Shapiro, Coach Fuller. KNEELING: J. Muska, D. Galleta, G. Lempke, N. Sullivan, M. Bussolari, J. Woodcock, D. Perette, G. Colson, S. Hef- 112 flon, P. Glynn. STANDING: P. Marek, C. Coggins, M. Schwalbach, Manager K. Glynn, Manager L. Underwood, Manager J Murray, B. Roberts, S. Alers, A. Hixon, A. Jent .en, B Mason, S. Wadenklee, R. Wysocki, Manager J. Newhall, M. Jennings, J. Pelinski, K. Holbrook, Coach Novak. KNEELING: K. Chamberlain, S. Egolf, L. Schwalbach, K. Pearson, C. Leavitt, B. Glime, M. Dion, J. Dowd, C. Kriss, C. Komer, L. Gebhart, K. Kling, J. Sauer. 113 Girls ' Cross Country STANDING: Coach Dougherty, J. Stewart, K. Munday, C. Sharp, J. Woodworth, M. Markowski, E. Seger, K. Hynes, C. Dorn, Coach Robinson. KNEELING: Manager J. Osowiecki, J. Lennon, T. Holly, S. Roche, M Anastasia. SITTING: B. Sullivan, R. Kosman. 116 STANDING: Coach Sullivan, M. Monette, J. Alers, B. Stephenson, P. Barrett, J. Dallesander, G. Cannon. KNEELING: M. Fitch, T. Heyse, P. Horan, D. Buskey, S. Morrison. Boys ' Gymnastics BACK ROW: K. Mather, C. Casinghino, G. Heyse. STANDING: Manager G Martocchio, B. Casinghino, W. Andrews, S. Sullivan, M. Sullivan, Coach Thompson, J. Osowiecki. KNEELING: Manager K. Worcester, C. Sullivan, P. Murphy, L. Centeno. 118 BACK ROW: M. Dion, J. Woodworth, K. Coffin. STANDING: Coach Klase, Coach Robinson, M. Duval, K. Kochert, C. Hefflon, M. Wilcox, L. Coatti, S. Cicero, Manager W. Taylor, Manager C. Hynes. KNEEL¬ ING: C. Baumert, K. Kling, S. Hinkley, L. Linsey, J. Newhall. FRONT ROW: L. Meiberg, T. Benoit. TOP ROW: J. Wood, M. Christian. MIDDLE ROW: D. Case, N. Car- 119 rieri. BOTTOM ROW: D. Case, M. Racine, C. Blickarz. 120 V STANDING: M. Gemme, B. Penland, E. Schmidt E. Markowski, G. X Raines, L. Marinaccio, R. Bazzano, Coach Green. KNEELING: J. Bazzano, B. Markowski, J. Petkovich, C. Gemme, C. R. Johnson. STANDING: Coach Odierna, M. Coppolo, P. Mann, T. Milligan, K. Knoefel, T. Varholak, S. Galetta, J. Carrieri, C. Dion, G. Heyse, G. Gunn, Coach Green. KNEELING: Manager J. Dowd, Manager A. Markowski, B. Harris, B. Austin, S. Gorman, J. Petkovich, B. Penland, R. Bazzano, L. Marinaccio. 122 Girls ' Varsity Basketball STANDING: Manager K. Glynn, A. Flynn, A. Sangiovanni, K. Leahan , Manager P. Mandeville, Manager T. Remington, Coach Nappier. KNEEL¬ ING: Manager S. Egolf, K. Kavanagh, M. Glime, B. Glime, L. Gebhart, Manager S. Alers. MISSING: Manager D. Lingenfelter, Manager S. Lingenfelter. 124 Girls ' J.V. Basketball STANDING: Coach Hostetler, Manager S. Alers, C. Coggins, J. Stewart, C. Klaus, C. Sharp, Manager P. Mandeville, Manager T. Remington. KNEEL¬ ING: K. Morrison, M. Clark, S. Naughton, J. Martino. MISSING: Manager D. Lingenfelter, Managers. Lingenfelter. Varsity Basketball STANDING: D. Sheridan, R. Young, M. Daniels, T. Naughton, T. Lyon, Coach Aniello. KNEELING: S. Morrison, G. Packard, J. Muska, D. Sullivan, P. Winiarski, G. Stewart. MISSING: Manager N. Kulina, Manager C. Gebhart, Manager P. D ' Alessio, M. Williams. STANDING: Coach Barriman, A. Das, M. Williams, P. Kelly, J. Novak, P. Barrett. Kneeling: J. Stanton, P. Muska, B. Casinghino, F. Young, C. Fricke, G. Peppers. 128 Freshman Basketball $ STANDING: T. Michell, M. Mandirola, B. Boyd, J. Ford, T. Cain, Coach Barnes. KNEELING: J. Muska, G. Lyon, M. Fitzgerald, R. Raine. 129 130 STANDING: K. Mather, A. Roy, Coach Sinicrope, B. McQuillan, B. Fothergill, R. Long, E. Bigda, I. Urch, Fitch, M. Sullivan, A. Bennett, B. Evans, B. Bailey, Manager M. Prew, Manager A. Mason. KNEELING: S. Hefflon, M. DeVries, S. Sullivan, C. Sullivan, D. Simmons, T. Holley, B Mason. SITTING: C. Dorn, A. Hixon, P. Marek, J. Osowiecki, B. Sullivan, T. Holley. 1983 All State Field Hockey Goalie Michelle Dion Congratulations Sports Banquet 1984 Senior Officers President: David Pugh Vue-President: Julie Dowd Secretary: Angela Arnold Treasurer: Michelle Dion Representatives: Carl Casinghino Bob Evans Advisors: Mr. Galiatsosand Mr. Gregor SEC TRES 137 We, the class of 1984, entered the high school as starry-eyed Freshmen. We brought with us the monstrous visions we had of the upperclassmen and th e fears all Freshmen have. But our fears soon diminished as we awaited the arrival of our BLUE class jackets. Proud of our jackets and displaying our class spirit, we came in third in the Pep Rally. We vowed that the next year we would come in first. We celebrated our first high school summer with parties and by eating lots of PIZZA. Our summer over, we came back to school confident and secure as Sophomores. We worked on raising money for our class by having car washes and a booth at the Octoberfest. We also took one of the”more important steps in our high school years We ordered our class rings. As we waited and waited for our rings to arrive, we found other ways to occupy our time. We channeled our energies now into the winning of Spirit Week and the Pep Rally. Showing we can accomplish anything when we work together, we came in first in these events. With our class rings on our fingers, we felt more mature and began the ritual of McDonald trips. Then came our wonderful, fun-filled Sophomore summer. Our Junior year began and we walked with our heads held high, for we now were upperclassmen. We attempted to raise came in second this year at the Pep Rally. Practicing our dance, steps for the Junior Prom, we voyaged to Studio New YorH and danced to The Police, Pat Benatar, and John Cougar. Our Junior Prom upon us, we all were seen in our gowns and tux¬ edoes driving to the Marriott Hotel. Then came our summer filled with parties and tearful good-byes to our graduating friends. Senioritis, that strange contagious disease that affects onT ® Seniors, started to infect us. It was our final year and soon we would be on our own. We started off with a Pep Rally, where we won the tug-of-war contest, proving the Senior class to be the strongest. With our overwhelming amount of magazine sales, our class set a new record that will not be broken for a long time. Our Senior Prom was like a dream as we pictured ourselves leaving in our favorite car, a MUSTANG. Then, with the arrival of our yearbooks, we realized how near graduation really was. Now, as we wish each other luck, we celebrate our graduation and say our good-byes at the many parties over the summer. John Arciszewski Steven Auerbach Project Care 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Tennis 4; Peer Ed. 3, 4; Senior Prom Comm 4 Byron Bailey Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1.2, 3, 4 Ang Arnold Class Secretary 1, 4; Jacket Comm. 1; Pep Rally Comm. 1, 2, 3; hool Spirit Comm 1, 2. 3, 4, Comm, to elect John Anderson 1, Drama Club 2; Ring Comm. 2; Field Hockey 3; Candy Sale Captain 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Senior Prom Comm 4; Children ' s Theatre 4, Musicals 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3; Project Care 2; Interact 3, 4, Who ' s Who Among Amer H.S. 4; Student Director 4 Karen Austin Project Care 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2. 3; Track 2, 3; Cur¬ riculum Council 4; Student Cou ncil 4, Pep Rally 1, 2, 3, 4, Backstage 2, Spirit Committee 2, 3, 4 Memorial Committee 4; Good Guys 4, Yearbook 4. Literary Editor 4, Ring Committee 2, Peer Educator 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Octoberfest Committee 1, 2. 3, 4, TAG Review Com¬ mittee 4 140 Maria Basdekis Laurie Bennett I Beresford Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Training Band 1, 2 . 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2 . 3, 4; Cross Country 2 . 4. Musicals 1, 2 . 3. 4; NCCC Band 3, 4, Divisional 3, 4, Office Aide 3, 4. Project Care 3, 4. Gymnastics 4. J A 3, 4; Video-Taped Play 3 Michelle Berube Children ' s Theatre 4, Robed Choir 4, Musical 4 Jimmy Bielonko Ju Ju Bee Bissonnette FFA 1,2, 3,4 141 Marge Blickarz Chris Bulat Bunn Bunnell Golf 1, 2, 3; Ring Committee 2 Chris Burnham Sandy Bushey Dave Buskey Crosscountry 2. Paula Caisse Pep Rally Committee 1, 2; Gymnastics 1 Manager 2; Field Hockey 3, 4; Ring Committee 2, Project Care 2. Cor Caiazzo J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Softball 1, 3; Manager 3; Boys ' Freshman Basketball Manager 3; Project Care 2 . 3; Peer Educator 2; Ski club 3, 4. David Cardona Kevin Carney 143 Abby Splat ' ' Carrasco Robed Choir 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Writer, Director, Producer of Video 3; Project Care 2. Deb Case Class representative 1; Student Council representative 1, 3; Student Council Secretary 2, Student Council Vice-President 4 , Class Vice- President 2, 3; Jacket Comm 1, Ring Comm. 2, Octoberfest Comm 2, 3, 4 , School Store Comm 2, 3; Pep Rally Comm 1, 2, 3, 4 , Jr. Prom Comm 3, Sr. Prom Comm 4 , Jr. Prom Hostess 2, Candy Sale Captain 3, Magazine Sale 4 , Robed Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Christmas Musicals 1 , 2, Musicals 1, 2 , 3, 4 , NCCC Chorus 2 , 3, 4 ; Divisional 3, 4 ; Ski Club 2 . 3, 4 , YAC 2 , 3, Mgr JV Boys ' Basketball 1, Mgr. Varsity Cheerleading 3. 4 , Varsity Cheerleading Captain 4 , Sagitta 4 , Advertising Editor 4 , Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4 , Good Guys 4 , Interact Club 4 , Tennis 3, 4 Joey Carrieri Carl Casinghino Varsity Tennis 1, 2 , 3, 4 , Captain 3, 4 , Varsity Gymnastics 1, 2 , 3, 4 , Captain 4 . Class President 1, Student Council Treasurer 2 . 3; Fund-Raising Comm. Chairperson 2, 3; Youth Advisory Comm 2 , 3, 4 , As Schools Match Wits Team Captain 3, 4 , Freshman Basketball, Concert Band 1, 2 . 3, 4 , Training Band 1, Dance Band 2 , 3, 4 ; 1982 Junior Prom Host, Musical Pit Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ; National Honor Society 3, 4 , Student Council President 4 , Class Representative 4 ; Connecticut High School Bowl 4 144 Darci Cortelli Kent Daigle Tennis 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Project Care 3, 4 Daless D ' Alessio Training Band 1; Concert Band 1, 2; Chorus 1; J V. Cheerleading 1; Captain 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3; Captain 3; Varsity Tennis 2, 4, Pep Rally Com¬ mittee 1. 2. Ski Club I, 2. 3, 4, Musical 3, Boys ' Varsity Basketball Manager 4; Interact Club 3, 4. Good Guys 4 Loreen Dechesser Jeff Dallesander Tracy Dineen Yearbook 4, Musical 4, Training Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Track 1; Pep Rally Committee 3, 4 Claude Dion 147 “Lis” Engler Project Care 2, 3, J.V. Baseball Manager 3. Michelle Dion Field Hockey 2, 3, captain 4; NCCC All-Star Field Hockey 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Softball 1, 2. 3, 4, NCCC All-Star Softball 3. Training Band 1, 2 . Concert Band 1, 2 . 3, 4, NCCC Band 3, 4, Dance Band 2 , 3, 4, Band Vice-President 4. Pit Orchestra 2 , 3, 4, Class Representative 2 , 3. Class Treasurer 4, Bd of Ed Representative 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Student Council Fund Raising Chairman 4, Ski Club 4, Senior Prom Comm 4 “Dobbin” Evans Training Band 1, 2 , 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2 . 3, 4; Freshman Basketball, Varsity Indoor Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Prom Comm 4; Jr Prom Comm 3, Student Council 3, 4, Class Rep 3, 4. Musicals 3, 4, Spirit Comm 3, 4, J.V Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Project Care 4; Ski Club 3, As Schools Match Wits 3. “Jujy” Dowd Class Secretary 2, 3, Class Vice-President 4; Ski Club President 4, Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, captain 4, Student Council Rep 4, Varsity Hockey Manager 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm 3, Sr. Prom Comm 4 148 Fahey Fahey Track 3, Project Care 3. Denise Falk Joe Gigolo Fitzgerald Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Penny Forbes FFA 1,2, 3.4 Seymour Galetta J.V. Hockey 1; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Fall and Spring League 2, 3, 4; Ten¬ nis 3, 4; Training Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4, Ring Committee 2. 149 Chris Gebhart Training band 1; Concert Band 1, 2; Pep Rally 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Comm 2; Field Hockey 3; Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 4; Varsity Field Hockey Manager 4 “San Glynn J.V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3; Co-Captain 3; Pep Rally 1, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 4, Project Care 2 . Candy Sale Captain 3; Interact Club 3. 4, Yearbook 4, Magazine Sale 4; Jr Prom Comm. 3; Sr Prom Comm 4, Varsity Soccer Manager 4 “Slime Glime Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2 . 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball 1, 2 . 3, 4; J.A. 1; Ski Club 1, 2 . 3,4 EdGolec Golf 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4 150 Class Individualists Chris and Lisa Most Popular David and Beth Most Optimistic Laurie and Carl 152 David and Julie Most Talkatme Class Couple Steve and Angela Chris and Jackie Class Clown Steve and Kim Best Dressed Ray and Cheryl Friendliest Debbie and Steven Class Arttsts Chris and Lisa 153 Cathy Hamborg Concert Band 1, 2; Library Aide 2, 3; Training Band 1. Garry Gnu Hills Pattay Hryniewicz Yearbook 4; Project Care 4 Amanda Hastings Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3; J.V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3; Varsity Softball 2; J.V. Baseball Manager 1. Marilyn Jentzen Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2; Varsity Baseball Manager 2; Tennis 3, 4; Soccer 4; Training Band 1; Robed Choir 2, 3; Dance Band 3, 4; Musical Pit Orchestra 3, 4; Chairman of Fund- Raising Comm. 2, 3; Curriculum Council 3, 4, Student Council 3; Junior Science Humanities Symposium 3; Candy Sale Chairman 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; As Schools Match Wits Team 3, 4; Connecticut Sum¬ mer Internship 3; Girls ' State 3; Good Guys 4, Drama Club 2; Vice- Chairperson Curriculum Council Computer Committee 4 154 Kathy Kavanagh Training Band 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4, Class Ring Comm. 2; Jr. Prom Comm 3, Robed Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Yearbook Sports Editor 4, Class Jacket Comm 1; Sr. Prom Comm. 4; School Store Comm. 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4; Girls ' J.V. Basketball 1; School Store Chairman 3, 4; Varsity Girls ' Softball 1, 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4, Octoberfest Comm. 1, 2, 4, Senior Banquet Comm 4, Laurel Girls ' State 3; Girls ' Varsity Soccer Captain 4, Interact Club 4, Varsity Softball Captain 4 Kurt Knoeful Varsity Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Hockey 3; Varsity Hockey 4; J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4. Dino Klesczewski Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 3; Yearbook Layout Editor 4; Children ' s Theatre 2, 3,4. Kathy Komer Lori Krar Babe Kriss FFA 1,2, 3,4 155 Nanc Kulina Class Treasurer 1, 2, Student Council Secretary 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, Varsity Soccer 3; Varsity Boys ' Basketball Manager 3, 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Interact Club 4, Good Guys 4 Lis Lagle J V Cheerleading 1, 2. 3; Varsity Cheerleading 4. J.V Field Hockey 2; Musicals 1, 2. Chely LaGasse Robed Choir 1, 2. Chorus 2; Children ' s Theatre 3, 4, Drama 2, Musical 2, Yearbook 4, Laurel Music Camp 1, Christmas Musical 1 Brian Lata Baseball 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 3. Kathy Leahan Concert Band 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Track 3, 4 156 Renie LeCuyer Project Care 3, 4, Track Manager 3, 4, Peer Educator 3, 4, Yearbook 4 r Debi Linke Ski Club 3, 4, Vice-President Ski Club 4, Class President 2, 3; Pep Rally 1, 2, 3; Octoberfest 2, 3, 4, Jacket Comm. 1; Ring Comm 2; Candy Sale Captain 3; Jr. Prom Comm 3; Sr. Prom Comm 4, Project Care 2, 3, 4, Peer Educator 3, 4, Freshman Basketball Manager 1; J.V. Soccer Manager 2; Varsity Soccer Manager 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 2; J.V. Basketball Manager 2; Softball Manager 1; Softball 2; Nurse ' s Aide 3, 4, Interact Club 4, Yearbook 4, Asst Photography Editor 4 Carol Lennon Maggie Mae Little Cross Country 2, Yearbook 4; Office Aide 3; Project Care 3. Mar Liss FFA 1, 2, 3. 4. Field Hockey 2; Yearbook 3; Project Care 1 157 Kimbo Lumbruno Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 4 Marla Markowski Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Girls ' Softball Manager 3, 4; Project Care 2, 3, 4, Peer Educator 3, 4; Robed Choir 1; Ski Club 1; C.P.R. Instruc¬ tor 2, 3, 4; Suffield Ambulance Association 2, 3, 4; Christmas Musical 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Co-Captain Girls ' Cross Country 4; Cur¬ riculum Council Computer Committee 4. Lori Luff FFA 2. 3, 4 Tim Maloney Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 3, 4; Freshman Basketball; Brass Ensemble 4; NCCC Band 4; Pit Orchestra 4. John Manfreda FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 158 Ame Masloski Girls ' Varsity Softball Manager 1; Musical 1,4; Pep Rally Comm 1, 2; Project Care 2, 3, 4 “Half Pint McClelland Track 1 “Annie Mason Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Training Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 2, 3; School Store Comm. 2; J.V Baseball Manager 2; Track Manager 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Fund-Raising Comm. 2. Chris Melillo Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 1; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Freshman Basketball. Kim Millick Track 1, 2, Field Hockey 3; Interact Club 4 159 Ali Orr ] V Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2; NCCC Chorus 4; Musicals 3, 4. Yearbook 3, 4, Robed Choir 4 160 Uncle Dougie Ouellette FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Drama 2. Pek Petkovich Girls ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4, Manager Boys ' Soccer 2; Girls ' Soccer Manager 3. Pep Rally Committee 1, 2; Project Care 3. Kim Pearson Cross Country 1; Track 1; Field Hockey 3, 4 Audie Philippon Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1; J.V. Cheerleading 2. Varsity Cheerleading 3, Baseball Manager 2, 3. 4, School Musical 1, 2, 3, 4. Choreographer 2. 3, 4, Curriculum Council 2. 3, 4, Youth Advisory Council 1, 2. 3, 4. Yearbook 2; Candy Sale Captain 3; Ring Comm 2; Jacket Comm 1, Jr Prom Comm 3, Project Care 3, 4, Peer Educator 2, 3, 4, Special Olympics 1, 2. Spirit Comm. Chairman 2. Memorial Comm Co-Chairman 3; Dr Johnson ' s Comm 1. 2; C.C. Speaker ' s Bureau 3, 4. Madrigal Dinner 2. 3. 4, Wrestling Comm 3; Ski Club 2. 3, 4. Chris Perry 161 M B P Prew Jacket Comm 1; Ring Comm 2, Candy Sale Capt 3, Junior Prom Comm 3, Magazine Drive 4, Publicity Chair, of Spirit 2, 3, 4, Youth Advisory Comm 3. 4. School Store Comm 3; Pep Rally Comm 1, 2. 3, 4, Good Guys 4, Dance Band 2. 3, 4, Training Band 1. 3, NCCC Band 2. 3, 4. Drum Majorette 4, Band Secretary 4. Hugh O ' Brien Leadership Award 2; Foreign Exchange Program 1, As Schools Match Wits Team 3; Student Council Leadership Award 3, Pit Orchestra 3, 4, Interact Club 3, 4, Year¬ book 4, Assistant Layout Editor 4, Girls ' Varsity Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4, Girls ' Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V Cheerleader 1, 2, Boys ' Indoor Track Manager 3, 4. Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicals 1, 2. Kath Quinn Candy Sale Captain 3, Deck the Halls 3, Good Guys 4, Pep Rally Comm 2. 3; Musicals 2, 3, Interact Club 3. 4, Yearbook 3, 4. Photography Editor 4 Pizzo Pizzoferrato Dave Pugh Class President 4 Pete Purrington Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4 162 Jules Rogalla Rem Remington Class Representative 1, 2; Y.A.C. 1,2, 3. Theanonexistent Roy Children ' s Theater 3, 4; Musical 3, National Honor Society 4 Steve Roy Jule Sauer Field Hockey 2. 3. 4, Girls ' J.V. Basketball 2, Robed Choir 2; Chorus 2; Track 3.4 163 ANGELA ARNOL D leaves CZ breathlessly late for school, hath taking a nap. Jimmy to fill my shoes. J L. carrying on the tradi¬ tion of the ATKK, M S. looking for a feeder. MBP with a lifetime supply of Twizzlers, and the rest of the school mourning the loss of ME KAREN AUSTIN leaves with all the memories of the great times, and leaves Robyn, Kiretin. Kim, and Jill their VVTF MARIA BASDF.KIS leaves the memories of McEwan ' s party to Sandra and Michelle, a bag of Fritos to munch on Donna ' s teeth, and all the good weekends they had and the many more to come to Sandra. Deirdre. Donna. Lisa, Leeanne, and Michelle. She also leaves as the last Basdekis ever to enter Suffield High School. LAURIE BENNETT leaves Tammy Boucher to the computers. Candy canes for Mr Jensen, and all the great times of high school to Bug IRENE BERESFORD leaves Lisa Sohwalbach Great Expectations Cliff Notes, Miss Dowsett to a happy marnage, Todd and his homework. Pinky — as the last of the Beresfords and Cheryl C. a frog JIM BIELONKO leaves all his love to Becky, his cherished parking space for the GREEN MACHINE, and Fleebine to learn something MARGARET BL1CKARZ leaves all those good times in Miss Schramm ' s Accounting class, and knowing that there is only one more Blickarz to go through 5.H.S. DEBBIE BOTTICELLO leaves all the good times with the gang (Jan, J.C., Ji llv Bean, Marie, Shel¬ ly, Quinnie babes, Ko, and Giz¬ mo) in the big red battle tank I ' ll never forget tnem! And good luck to Steve, you ' ll need it. Have fun, Buckis! JANET BROWN leaves thanks to Laurie for all the good times they ' ve had. CHRIS BULAT leaves Stephanie Stone French fries from McDonald ' s. GLEN BUNNELL leaves Suffield High with no regrets and many happy memories. He also leaves B period study hall to Blondie, and leaves thanks to all of the teachers at S.H.S. CHRIS BURNHAM leaves all his love to you know who? N.C. He also leaves the best of luck to Nikki and Lori, in hopes they ' ll make it without him. PAULA CAISSE leaves Carrie- Bell her frustrations and hap¬ piness at Suffield High School. DAVID CARDONA leaves all the cafeteria food to Mr. C and Stas. ANNABEL CARRASCO leaves a microwave dinner to Lisa Brew. The Complete Cafeteria Joke Book 164 oraiM to Lisa Hunt, a ' Picard Special to Kirsten and Jill, Mr Picard to future Children ' s Theatre casts, and hopes that certain people will be more understanding JOE CARRIER I leaves all his love to Tiffany Best of luck to Mr Green and the hockey team ' ! DEBBIE CASE leaves with memories of all the great times with Heidi. Carol and Marilyn, and our Fnendly friends; Sal with a pair of awesome Manishas, and remembering three great summers and thanks to HS, CZ, and TM for everything. CARL CASINGHINO leaves S H.S tennis the pommel horse, A.S.M.W from Kindergarten to Carol Z , a battered pair of drumsticks to John, his good times with Steve and Jim, and tinally, a greased cucumber to Prince Valiant. CHERYL CHAMPION leaves some advice to the class of 1 85: participate a nd please graduate on time. She also leaves Mr. Howard, Mr Thomas, Mrs Gregor, and Mrs. Hevwood ratitude for all the wonderful nowledge they have given her. STEPHEN CHAPMAN leaves the English courses to anyone who wants them, and leaves Brenda to control John on her own DOUG COLSON leaves JENNIFER COLSON leaves waiting for the night Mrs Kraus will have to pick ner up from a party, and drive her home. She also leaves all the good times with Bean, Bonzo, Bod, Re-nob, K K , and Quinnev Babes at S.H.S. ROBIN COLSON leaves a siv- pack of Velamints to Miss Schramm, many, many thanks to Mrs Kraus, Mrs. Christian and Miss Schramm, and knowing it really was Patty D w ' ho was the Phantom tab setter in typing MATT COPPOLO leaves Mr Green his headphones and ad¬ vises all the upcoming thieves: Don ' t do it!!! KENT DAIGLE leaves A.K his rill. Moe a T.B , and a Big Mac to PATTY D ' ALESSIO leaves Mr Kraus with a passion, Mary sit ting on a park bench, Kathleen a switch of velour. Jimmy m caruck, Byron a hard punch Mr all his bothering, and Chris a pro gram that runs v with muscles f ' JEFF DALLESANDER leaves honors Vo-Ag to his brother SHERLEAN DAVIS leaves her corny jokes with Mr. G and her cheers with the cheerleaders. TRACY DINEEN leaves S.H.S. three more Dineens. leaves Mr. C. a pile of excuses. Laurie W a sack of onions, Jason, Andy, Chris, and Stuffy a year of breakfasts, Dorine with two full moons from McDonald ' s, Frankie ' s with a crash, and parts of her car in Friendly ' s parking lot She also leaves with many thanks to the people who helped her through this year and many more LTD ' s to S H S MICHELLE DION leaves the field hockey team with great memories and Julie to carry on the legacy Thanks, Mrs Novak! JULIE DOWD leaves S.H.S.. remembering all the people who made sad days, happy days! Thanks, you guvs! To Mary a red barn. K K a night at the car wash! And with the best of luck she leaves the hockey team to Amy and Nikki LISA F.NGLER leaves in love with Jane, hoping to make up for this lost time, and knowing that Joe is so right. BOB EVANS Heaves to the Gang Anne M . Beth M , Ken M , Jay O . Art R , Adam R , Audi P , Joe F , Kim S., Paula M , Dave S , — all his love and hopes for the future, stay ir( touch! To the faculty and administration of i .H.S., he leaves his respect and appreciation. LYNN FAHEY Jeaves Mike Evans. Todd Viets, and Margaret Little their jtoerloaded locker — 788 She also leaves Bob Markowski, Tom Woodr uff. Mike Evans, Todd Viets, arm! Margaret Little the good tidies in the cafeteria. JOE FITZGERALD leaves all the good times with A M R.E . A and AR. B.MO BM K.M . K.D., PM, ( JO and especially A M P and extra especially K.M S BOB FURCI leaves a bottle of aspirin to the Vo-Ag staff for all the headaches he ' s caused. SHARAN FUSICK leaves much thanks to Marge and Paula for all the good times in S.H S She ' ll never forget them. Good luck always. 4 g PETER GARDNER leaves Linda to Matt He leaves Suffield knowing that he can sue ceed in whatever he does He leaves the dump for Mr Sullivan ' s car! He leaves Regina to Mr. Jensen; may their lives be happy together. He also leaves Mrs Williams some aspirin for the times she has to work with Linda. CHRIS GEBHART leaves Carol Z still practicing on a package of Triples, a can of pink paint to Juice, and Darci a McDonald ' s Happy Meal BETH GL1MF. leaves Meggers as : the last slime — finally ' she leaves Julie a large order of French I nland Amy all thedun in Mr. K ' s B period class SANDI GLYNN leaves Jackie a bag of Oreo cookies for a rainy day, Debi laughing and singing on the soccer field, hugs and kisses to Neal, Dav Sul one last glare Good luck to Peter and Kel- Fv. Regina — a friend for life, and J M you know I like you better ED GOLEC leaves Mr A niello one pair of used hookey skates. Mr. P. an air freshener, and Paul Stafford to bother you where he has left off, Suke one gallon of sticky wax. and also leaves Mr Gregor as an old man. KATHY GU1I.LEMETTL leaves the best of everything to everyone who gave her the best of everything when she needed it most, especially Memo and Squirt. She also leaves her hopes and dreams to aid others with their hopes and dreams Amanda Hastings leaves Mr K Pacocha ' s room struggling to W remember the wordsHo Silent ■ Night, giM� d luck and good times nto Missy and Dano, Angela with Hh ur Yalies, happiness to Kirsten. • John, and Jeff, and leaves htr heart with Timothy for safekeeping PATTY HRYNIEWICZ leaves a box of lynothballs to Miss Schramm for her mice, thanks to Mrs Krau?and Miss Dowsett, all the blue tmnBlwreen station wagons, and eggs Hor Hen, a balance sheet for Marge, the ac¬ countant, and love from Herzy to you know who. MARILYN JF.NTZEN leaves memories of fun to Carol, fossils — freshman labs to Heidi, good times to Deb, FRANCE!! To Carl, all my love to Mary Beth and lots of good luck to Andrea She also leaves with hopes that As Schools Match Wits will carry on the tradition!!! KATHY KAVANAGH leaves Danny P her locker, A O and P.W. all their memories and good times, C Z still wondering what really happens before a hockey game. Ml, KM. and S.E to break in a new soccer coach, M B Nance, Deb. Carol Z . A D . Heidi. K.P , P W , and Jay, memories of our Hall parties F.D KELLY leaves Keith Devon all his demerits and drink shells, and leaves Christian and the trials and tribulations of L.C.C. He also leaves Matt C. lemonis lines. 29 Sprites KATHY KOMER leaves the best of luck to Kriss Jg her next three years, Julie Dowd with a clean AMC Eagle, my buddies since freshman vear, J.C., Bod. Jan, Bean, Shelly, and a reserve booth at Kathy and Bob ' s for D period studv halls. JOHN 1 FLAMME leaves his parking ace to fhe next Vo-Ag student with a jeep, and he leaves Mr lensen his milk and cookies. MIC HI LE LAGASSE leaves Pic a lull pot of hot water, her sister, Jill, all the oranges she can han¬ dle, and leaves the school, know¬ ing she finally made it. LISA LAGLE leaves all the good times to Janet and Sandy with the remembrance of Friendly ' s, McDonald ' s, and Fermi parking lot. w$m KATHY LLAHAN leaves the best o! luck to John, leaves lots of love and happy memories of the times spent with friends, especially Amv Markowski, leaves a pair of skivies for B N, and leaves love and appreciation to all of her teachci ' and coaches, Thanks for everything you ' ve taught me. DORINE LKCUYER leaves I aurie Woodruff a sack of onions Tracy Dineen two full moons, a field ot tobacco to SB and K.A . PM dreaming on, Steph to find another McD ' s partner, the future tri ubles of her two little sisters to $ H S , and many thanks for the memories to the w hole gang DKBI LINKL leaves lots of love to Stephen — I ' ll never forcet all the GREAT times we ' ve snared . ■ t r the (k� ld!!! Or at least the B R II- now you can do it ' always, vour P.C. To Pek - 2 iron guards. Mav you never be elbow ¬ ed again To everyone else Thanx and I love ya MARY ANN LlSSfleaves her sister |ulie. with bes’ wishes at Mr M s mercy! in their hydroponic greenhouse MARGARET LITTLfc leaves Todd Viets, Michael Lee Evans, and Tommy Woodruff the good times in the cafe LORI LUFF leaves her S O F. Pj records to Mrs. Holloway and lots of luck to those who t«ll Have to ride the Granby bus KIM LUM BRUNO leaves Meg fast times on the W.S.R.T (Thank God for radar detectors!) Along with all the exc times we shared, snow soccer. Rumpies. Coach L . Thanks! I LOVE YA!! G L F Also thanks to Dave Sull for the memories we shared - IF. S F BP, Grampic W F.. E G , Jacu ., IP. HERMlhf D.J R., G L F . Dave I S L Y. legends of Snap, Kratkle Burp! and | O B S behind KI N MATHER leaves this school gladly, but with many good memories. angela McClelland leaves Sherlean $200 00 and Cheryl Champion my voice goi d luck with voursinging CHRIS MELILLO leaves Jake a snake. Deb a rake, Kurt an oath never to play T or D, Babes his love, and the rest of his friends some great memories. KIM MILLICK leaves hoping that Di and Sue’s Senior year is the best yet and with all the memories of the great times with D F . R W . | W . K C and VV T F l( M MOLLEUR leaves as the -ivth. and Iasi Molleur, for a w h; anyway. JAC KIE NARGI leaves Chris all |i t love and a heart full of memories, Kurt many thanks. Sue and Lisa with no more worries about you know who, Meg handing from the rings in gym class — you find, and the best of luck to the Class of ' 84 ALLISON ORR leaves with K K , G B , P VV . and all the fun times, a bigger locker and a million dollars to Kathy, and the honor roll to Nikki KIM PEARSON leaves behind un¬ forgettable times wnth Carol, and I isa always returning to Carr Rd KIM PLTKOVICH leaves S.HS. Li ' l Pek and Lit Pek |rall the best to my dudes, thanx to Stagger for being there, Stephen to find someone else to relieve his itchy fists, and a challenge to all underclassmen to get augh ( many times as she did JANET MAIOLO leaves Mr C to look after the last twrn Maiolos, Buck is and Holly She also leaves all the good times with the gang, all the skip da % to Buckis, and remembers alwafe J.C , Bind, Re. Bean, Shelbe, Qui%nie Babes, and KO She also leavA remembering where she first metVlike i the class lecting the TIM MALONEY lea’ of 85 the pain of right college PAULA MAREK leav B M and the other field hoc-e players to « iulure thi years of I Hi tices as she has. and to s Wl to BkSUtrs! Mr — of the gangs hall ' Good luck i the I ' jfure ( lass ot s4 Paula Mai k the nth and last Bnvk MAR A M ARKOVVSM eaves in love with live and I avid B. forev. r and also thinking that Sk1Vi shoiikl .ih H ANNE MASON le .es all her fondest mura. with B M , K M , K MS. J K . P M , B.M.Q., APJ O. A RK A R .and R.F.E., and (hopefully) leaves the 4HJDRA PHILIPPON leaves her thanks, and love to Mrs. Cor¬ coran, her never-ending supply of questions to Mrs mith and BI ST WISHES for a happ?life to those special people: BN, )l LL, AM. BL. BM. KM. and K and You ' re right, Mr C. — the happy times outnumber the bad DAN PIZZOFERRATO leaves Tobar several classy jokes and a job as inspection manager at his Palace. Ron and Doug an All the way in ' 84, ' Ganoo a fctfrv bow-legged cat. Spit a |ob as cfBet cameraman athis Palace, classy jokes. ccuments .it ut adora. Hef, ob p|f H i, u d| ucfc , and a hearty Wftiat ' S Up?’ He also leaves without neeuing a and Without any memories pi the Rubber Room and leaves nal thanx t Mr Gregor and [j ,s h ram m H MAKi BM IJ PREW leaves Kirs g for her to pick her up |r the noming. Red sitting on a park bench, Marilyn eating an apple the correct way, Carol Z a coke. Kathy Kav a smurf, and all of my friends ML KA. MW. K Qu , Kathv Kav Carol Z , Deb. Hei, Ang., Red. KC, Nanc. K. MD, SG, MM, KL, DK AH, RC, and AP a hug DAVE PUGH leaves Mr t one J Bud Kinger for all the trouble he put him through KATHl FEN QUINN leaves Mary, Debi and Patty driving to McDonald ' s, Angela on the phone, Heidi laughing at lunch, Mark S eating Bread, and Sally G L Period Study. LISA QUINN leaves ail the good times and the memories of the summer of ' 83 to Lori Ann and the best of luck to her in the future Also, the great times wnth the gang: Jillvbean. J.C., Bod, Bon o. Rie, W ' n , and everyone else. ADAM ROY leaves Mr Duni all movie rights to Adam ' s manuscript of The Naked and the Restless. He leaves Mrs Fisher the rest of the 900’s and 1,213 catalogue, and to Mrs Robinson he leaves the love and fond memories of the S.P.A.N.G. JULIE SAUER leaves all the great memories of the summer of 83 wnth Vie and many more to comej Also, remember aft the great turns w ith L S . K K and S V’j if Friendly ' . SUL SC HULTE leav«njSuftt Id High School with niaiw fond memories and w hatever CW and B is left to fen. HEIDI SCHUHMANN leaves Deb C Carol MBP. ML KK MW, ANGE. KQ, and Nance memories of all the good times, memories of Oh. he ' s such a fox! She also leaves Kei th saying I like vour pants, and Mim Taloney. her awesome math partner. PAUL SHINKKV1CH leaves a lasting impression, which w ' ill Hopefully endure for many years. I le takes with him many wonder- t ul memories and some of the best ines of his life. KIM SMITH leaves with manv memories of the good times with Audi, Annie. Bobby, Kennv, Bethanie, Adam, and especially the fondest memories of the quiet times with Joe. She also leaves w ith two more Smiths to follow: Kevin and Kelly Marie. May they have as good a time at S.H.S. as she did LISA SNEATH leaves Suffield High School with many fond memories. She also leaves Nikki her long nails for others to gawk at. Sue a can of gas for surviving their trip to Micky D ' s, and Debi rolling in the dirt Thanks to Wee for making her Senior year so memorable (with all the laughs on Priscilla.) Kimbo, good luck in everything! BRIAN STEPHENSON leaves Mr Aniello on the right side, and the Suffield cross country team with one less almost-ternfic runner IILL SWI A ri.AND leaves with all the memories of the gang (J.C. Qumnie Babes. Re Bon o. Wri , K K., and Bod) She leaves Joev with 3 years and 2 feet, love ya sweetie! MARIK THRESHER leaves a tea¬ spoon of peanut butter to A A , medals of valor for L.L. ' s and ) D ' s service in the VAP. fi od for MS a fire ball to DK, and breakfast to Ml USA UNDER WOOD leaves with Mime giHid memories of a terrific class, giHid luck to all. and leaves Lisa Schwalbach to spell her own name NANC Y VALEO leaves wnth good memories of the times spent with her Bud, Sandy Bushev May there be many more! Also, thanks to Dorine, Laurie, and the rest of ya for being there when needed. ROBYN WAHL leaves an empty book truck and a pair of togging shoes to Mrs Met MARIE WATTERS leaves the brown bomb to anyone who can beat the show D P did! Good Luck to her J FT lover and one last excuse to Mr. C. LEE WELLER Leaves Ms. von Neida a door knob that works, one small mouse and one ippo super-ball. PETER WINIARSKI leaves the S.H.S. teachers his b younger brothers and sisters to handle. Good luck! LAURIE WOODRUFF leaves Dorine LeCuyer a sack of onions, her hot lips and accessories, parts to her Honda from Friendly ' s and memories of the good, and a few ' bad limes She also leaves Goober her clothes, the memories of those era y nights at the parking lot to Heather, her best wishes to An¬ nette for her basketball career, and finally, she leaves all the teachers her two brothers. Tom¬ my and Joey. fILL WOODWORTH leaves K C . R W and K M fulfilling their WTF Club initiations at McDonald ' s. R Kosman and f Stewart to come in 1-2 in every C-C race next year, her little brother, Jason, all the hustle he needs to do well in S.H.S. sports, and school, and leaves special thanks to Napps, Mr Dougherty, and Mrs Rob for putting up with her for 3 years. MICHELLE WRISLEY leaves manv memories with Meg and the rest of the gang and her emp¬ ty net to Maureen She also leaves all of her greatest memories with David, J C . J M D R , J S . K L , LQ MW , MG. KK |D, and DC CAROL ZACZYNSKI leaves Marv G. as the Triples eating champ. Deb and Hei still looking for something new and exciting to do, and Kathy K still wondering what happens at the start of a hookey game 165 Hei Schuhmann Robed Choir 1. 2, 3, 4 J.V. Cheerleading 1, 2; Class jacket Comm I; Class Ring Comm 2, Octoberfest Comm 2, 3, 4. Pep Rally Comm 1, 2, 3, Varsity Tennis 3, 4. NCCC Chorus 4. Musical 4, Christmas Musical 1, 2, Yearbook 4, Assistant Copy Editor 4, Candy Sale Captain 3, Magazine Dnve 4; Interact Club 3, 4 Ski Club 2. 3, 4 Project Care 3 Paul Shinkevich Training Band 1, 4. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2. 3, 4, NCCC Ba nd 4. Musicals 2. 3, 4 Mike Smith Kimmie Smith Hockey Booster Club 1; Girls ' Varsity Basketball Manager 1, Girls ' J V Basketball Manager 1; Project Care 2, 3, 4, Peer Educator 2, 3, 4, J.V. Boys ' Baseball Manager 2; School Store Comm 2; Fund-Raising Comm. 2, Class Trip Comm. 2; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Chairperson — Junior Prom 3; Yearbook 2; Drama 2; Boys ' Varsity Track Manager 3; Boys ' Junior Varsity Track Manager 3; Voice of Democracy 3, Washington Workshop 3; Open Door Foreign Exchange Student 2; Musical 3, 4 166 Brian Stephenson “Jillybean Sweatland Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 3, Spring Track 1,3. Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1; Octoberfest 4; Senior Prom 4; Pep Rally 4 Ree Thresher Christmas Musical 1, Musicals 1, 2, 3. Drama Club 2, Children ' s Theater 3, 4; Center for Creative Youth 2, Laurel Music Camp 1, Robed Choir 1, 3, 4, Madrigals 1, 2. 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4, Hockey Booster Club 1; Varsity Baseball Manager 3, Fundraising Comm 2, Junior Prom Comm 3, Pep Rally Comm 1, 2. Interact Club 3, NCCC Chorus 3, 4 “Lis Underwood FFA 1, 2. 3, 4, FFA Junior Secretary 1, 2; Field Hockey Manager 4, Girls ' Softball 4 Nan Valeo 167 Sneaky Pete Winiarski Freshman Basketball; J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Musicals 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4 Lee Weller Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Training Band 1, 3, 4 Eddie Williams Cross Country 2. Chris Wimpfheimer 168 Jill Woodworth Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Captain 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4 Shelby” Wrisley Soccer 2. 3, 4, Track 2, J.V Basketball 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Senior Prom Comm 4 169 Z Zaczynski Cross Country Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Good Guys 4; Yearbook Lisa Sneath 4; Interact Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4, Tennis 4 ■ — Photo by Mike Adaskaveg 170 Valedictorian — Carl Casinghino Salutatorian Marilyn Jentzen Harvard Book Prize — Carl Casinghino Yale Book Award — Marilyn Jentzen Trinity Book Award — Audra Philippon Dartmouth Club Book Award — Karen Austin Briarwood College Book Award — Jennifer Colson M. M. Owen Prize — Carl Casinghino, Marilyn Jentzen American Legions Boys ' State — Carl Casinghino, John Muska Laurel Girls ' State - Marilyn Jentzen, Kathryn Kavanagh DAR Good Citizen Award — Carl Casinghino Rotary Club Citizen Award — Deborah Case (1981), Audra Philippon (1982), Marla Markowski (1983) Highest Achievement in Earth Science — Carl Casinghino Highest Achievement in Biology — Carl Casinghino Highest Achievement in Chemistry — Carl Casinghino Bausch and Lomb Optical Company Prize — Carl Casinghino Delmar F. Sisson Memorial Prize for History — Carl Casinghino For Excellence in Geometry — Deborah Case For Excellence in Algebra l — Peter Winiarski For Excellence in Algebra ll — Marla Markowski, Anne Mason For Excellence in Circular Functions — Marla Markowski For Excellence in Typing 11 — Robin Colson English Department Awards — Carl Casinghino, Beata Grochowska, Caroline Kriss, Marla Markowski, Adam Roy Junior Science and Humanities Symposium — Carl Casinghino, Marilyn Jentzen Laurel Music Camp Awards — Deborah Case, Amanda Hastings, Michele LaGasse, Marie Thresher Hugh O ' Brian Youth Leadership Award — Mary Elizabeth Prew Student Council Leadership Awards — Deborah Case, Carl Casinghino, Michelle Dion, Beth Glime, Amanda Hastings, Marilyn Jentzen, Nancy Kulina, Audra Philippon, Mary Elizabeth Prew Voice of Democracy Award — Kimberly Smith Classical League Award — Cathleen Hamborg, Audra Philippon, Carol Zaczynski Wesleyan Center for Youth — Annabel Carrasco, Amanda Hastings, Loretta Luff, Christopher Perry, Audra Philippon, Marie Thresher National Honor Society — Karen Austin, Deborah Case, Carl Casinghino, Kirstin Coffin, Robin Colson, Michelle Dion, Marilyn Jentzen, Kathryn Kavanagh, Caroline Kriss, Nancy Kulina, John Manfreda, Marla Markowski, Anne Mason, John Muska, Audra Philippon, Mary Elizabeth Prew, Adam Roy, Peter Winiarski, Jill Woodworth, Carol Zaczynski Art Awards — Paula Caisse, Deborah Case, Lisa Engler, Carol Moore Foreign Language Awards — Carl Casinghino, Cathleen Hamborg Connecticut Summer Intern Program — Cathleen Hamborg, Marilyn Jentzen Washington Workshop Seminar — Audra Philippon di£A§§ In the year 2009, at Bradley International Airport, a crowd awaits the arrival of the President of the United States. His helicopter, flown by Lt. Col. Paul Shinkevich, nears the airport. The crowd is awed by the aeronautical maneuvers of Air Force pilots Kurt Knoefel and Dave Cardona, who are escorting the President ' s helicopter. The helicopter makes a quick landing and the first to exit are dark-suited Secret Service men Claude Dion, Chris Magnuson and John Manfreda. They are followed by the beautiful, but dangerous, spies Kirstin Coffin, Lori Krar, and Laurie Woodruff. Then, the President dashes from the helicopter, escaping the crowd by hopping into his limousine. His chauffeur. Jay Muska, revs the engine. The President ' s top aide, Audra Philippon, is already in the car waiting to brief him about his first stop, the Suffield Sands Hotel. She states: This posh resort, located on the shoreline of Congamond Lake, is owned by Lori Luff and Marie Thresher and managed by Ray Daddano. It was first funded by business entrepreneur, Dan Pizzoferrato, on the advice of his investment analyst, Glen Bunnell. Architects Jeff Dallesander and Tim Maloney transformed this barren plot of land into a magnificent hotel. Penny Forbes, prominent landscaper, and florist, Kathy Guillemette, added to the hotel ' s beauty with lovely floral gardens. Through the efforts of marketing analysts Kathleen Quinn and Carol Zaczynski, the hotel became a suc¬ cess. The unusual, striking interior was designed by interior decorators Lisa Engler, Allison Orr, and Lisa Sneath. At this point, the President turns his attention to the wondrous building they are now approaching. As the President enters the Suffield Sands, the Press swarm around him. Among those covering his visit are Time cor¬ respondent Chris Burnham, and Kerri Gowdy, reporter for the World Advertiser News, published by Mary Beth Prew. Photographers Scott Sylvia and Larry Williams flash picture after picture. While the President makes his way to the microphone to give a statement to the press, newcaster Angela Arnold, signaled by mass communications ex¬ pert Patty D ' Alessio, announces in her effervescent style, Ladies and Gentlemen, the President of the Uni ted States! (and he ' s wearing a Bean ' s ragwool sweater! ) Fire Chief Ed Golec, Chief of Police Stephen Chapman, First Selectman Richard Wood, and Dog Warden Andy Smith applaud and cheer as they imagine the recognition this visit will bring to the town. The President, after the applause stops, states: I ' m pleased to return to this awesome town! But seriously, folks, I am here not only to promote the construction of Cecchini Hospital, com¬ monly known as the Rubber Room of West Suffield, but to discuss with the public vicious issues of vicious im¬ portance. Later today a press conference will be held here at the hotel. Thank you! Remember, GO FOR IT! It ' s been real. Environmental lawyer Julie Dowd calls out, Hey Dude! like many others with questions unanswered. The president makes no comment and walks away. On the way upstairs, he meets Karen Austin, vacationing at the hotel. She has recently won Connecticut Lotto for $1.3 million dollars and is considering donating some of her winnings to the hospital. On his way to his suite, he also encounters Lynn Fahey, owner of the Fahey Robotics Company, but his time is limited and he hur¬ riedly goes on his way. When he reaches his suite, he finds the First Lady, the former Deborah Case, watching a fashion show by famous designers Maria Basdekis, Lorcen DeChesser, and Saudi Glynn. The President imagines all the money spent and wonders, Why can ' t she shop at Bob ' s? Hairdresser Carol Moore and cosmetologists Julie Bissonette and Debbie Botticello are preparing the models for the fashion show. The President, scanning the room, decides this isn ' t for him, and leaves. Riding the elevator down to the restaurant, efficiently managed by Donna Klesczeivski and Kim Millick, he meets bellhops lohn Arciszewski, Kevin Carney, David Pugh, and Lee Weller. The President invites them to lunch, but they are on duty. Then, the President enters the restaurant, where he sees many of his staff. Senators Byron Bailey and Jason Nadler, Congresswoman Darci Cortelli, Secretary of State Denise Falk, Attorney General C ort Wilson, Press Secretary Eric Remington, Vice President Chris Perry, and Polish Ambassador Beata Grochowska make room for the President at their table. The President orders a piece of famous Wildcat Cake, baked by chef Sherlean Davis. Eating this cake reminds him of his high school cafeteria. Vocalist Cheryl Champion and concert pianist Monique Goldrick entertain the President while he is eating. Corporate Lawyers Kim Smith and Lisa Under¬ wood walk toward the President ' s table, hoping to discuss the inflation-fighting plans of Nobel Prize-winning mathematicians Steven Auerbach and Anne Mason. However, billionaire playboy Chris Wimpfheimer now appears in the doorway. One look from him and Kim and Lisa are putty in his hands. As night falls, the President ven¬ tures back upstairs, where his wife is waiting for him. Early the next morning, the President leaves for the Hospital where he will conduct a press conference. Chauffeur Jay Muska vawns while starting the computerized limousine. Ms. Philippon says, Good Morning, Mr. President! , as the President thinks, Can ' t I ever lose her? After a while the President begins to notice a tapping noise. Suddenly, there is a deafening bang and the car stops dead. Jay begins to cry. Mr. President wonders if the fickle finger of fate has struck again. Ms. Philippon, level-headed as usual, calls the Suffield Computer World. At this computer company Sandy Bushey, computer programmer, answers the phone. When told of the dilemma. Computer specialists Laurie Bennett, Jim Bielonko, Joe Carrieri, and Tom Molleur volunteer to save the day, leaving Sandy with the remaining computer specialists Sharon Fusick, Ken Mather, and Kim Pearson, to mind the shop. At the car, the President and Joe reminisce about hockey, especially the game in which Suf¬ field beat Enfield, 11-0. While these two chat, the other computer technicians are busily at work. After the car is fixed, Mr. President rolls on to the hospital with uplifted spirits. As the President enters the hospital, mass hysteria surrounds him. Marie Watters ' ten children are playing catch with the goldfish because they have already jammed the Atari Marine biologist Marilyn Jentzen, and corn- 176 mmwzm . P ,rr, hn r n L “ Murawsk ' ’ hysterically ran in screaming at the chydrynifcead nu x .C 9 roUzie Kriss follows close behind rounding up the children and escorting them to the daycafgU r managed by Ddbbie Lmke. Through the hustle and bustle, Mr. President is pushed down flhe hall wtith the wfld4iid$ On hfc wav he recognizes his old friend. Dr L ari Casanova Casinghino, coming of the supply clotat jlo lv followed bV nurse Heidi Schuhmann. The President gives Carl the old handle and wink of the eye. Merrifa.he Struts aloni flels hghTat home 6 ” ” ' Wh ' Ch S bri S ht, y colo flg and full of amusing activities. The President now , , , he da Care Center is one ,arge room with children scattered all over. The President first mrffees art teaches Michelle Berube and ]uhe Rogalla teaching the class finger painting. He becomes so engrossed in he JeWihat he forgets about the paint on his fingers. No matter, he just wipes his hands or hi pants and walks over to see Jill Woodworth, physical educatiomteacher, and Peter Gardner, recreation instructor for tfceftaadicappad BotKf-- teaching their class about soccer. New York Co nos goalie Steven Quagliaroli is de pnstratini fi 2 tor Kim Lumbruno, his sports psychologist. The President enjoys watching this di laughter, he walks across the room to see Mimi Dion, Margaret Little, Angela McCl tempting to quiet a bunch of rambunctious kids. It seems that all their attempts are laum to send them upstairs to see Mr C ,The kids are immediately quiet and attentivelylisten story. Nearhv. Amu Masloski is reading to some children in the special education-program. Near the President finds music teacher nwnda Hastings who is showing her class a videotape (— v ‘ I he videotape is called My I agr Lady. Amanda remarks on the lovely and talented ■ .... m dent watches this musical, filled with all his former classmates, but he realizes that he must return to give the press conference. lays . Presi- Walking toward the lobby, the President notices repairman, Garry Hills, attempting to fix a typewriter at the nurses ' station But Garry is having trouble keeping his mind on his work, for he is falling madly in love with nurse Lisa LagleMurses Chris Gebhart, Patty Hryniewicz, Carol Lennon, and Mary Ann Liss discuss the great ureical skill of Dr. Kent Daigle, who, as the nurses say, is all work and no play. Physical therapists Cor; Qjtiazze,Nancy Kuhna, Kathy Leahan, Jacki Nargi, and Michelle Wrisley admire the President ' s physique. The President loves all this attention. Pediatrician Kathy Kavanagh is consulting with Marie Watters about her ten children. As the President nears the lobby, he notices forensic scientist Robyn Wahl, (the Quincv of Suffield), and biomedical engineer Michelle Dion discussing their latest encounter with Cecchini Hospital ' s smoothest operator. Dr. , Casinghino. Dr. Sue Greco and psychologist Rod Colson are directing plumbers Ronnie Hamann and Peter Purr- ington to the clogged sink down the hall. Canine scientist Beth Glime and v eterinary assistants Mtchelt LaGatse and Sue Schulte are discussing their research as they walk past the President to the laboratory. Ed Kelly pushes a cart full of patients ' medicine down the hall next to the food cart pusher John LaFlamme and denture cleaner Mike Smith Janitors David Hamm and Steve Lyons mop the floor behind the President. In the lobby the President I sees a vast array of people. ft S ' Gigolo John Gray surrounds himself with secretaries Irene Beresford, Jennifer Colson, Kathy Komer, Janet Maiolo, Lisa Quinn, and Jill Swcatland, all of whom are running their fingers through John ' s hair. Architect Matt Coppolo, engineers Bob Evans, Chris Melillo, and Pete Winiarski, electrical engineers Chris Bulat, foe Fitzgerald, and Brian Stephenson, and foreman of the hospital contruction company, Steve Roy, check every detail of the wing, making sure all the calculations are correct. Accountants for the Suffield Sands Hotel, Margaret Blickarz. Paul Eheander, and Julie Sauer have come to the conference to ask when the President will be paying his bill for his hotel suite” Farmer Robin Grabauskas, agricultural businesswoman Janet Brown, Forest Rangers Dave Craig and Bob Furci, and Canadian Mounted Policeman Doug Ouellette, all discuss the President s agricultural policy. Medical Assistant Robin Colson, criminal lawyer Tracy Dineen, and head of the hospital ' s computer department Cathy Hamborg are anxious to hear the President ' s speech. Social worker Nancy Valeo and maternity nurse Dorine LeCuyer are busy thinking of questions to ask him. Radiological Technician Paula Caisse and Medical Technician Paula Marek remember all the jokes and funny remarks the President made while in high school. Everyone now awaits, the introduction of the President. Mr Cecchini asks the advisors to the class of 1 9$4 to introduce the President. With his bifocals on, Mr. Galiat- sos begins to read the introduction, but must stop because Mr. Gregor is zipping down the hall in his electric wheelchair. Then, both advisors begin reading the introduction together, saying: Ladies and Gentlemen, we would like to introduce the President of the United States, a graduate of Suffield High School, Mr. Steven Galet- ta. ' The crowd cheers. After the President has finished his speech promoting the hospital wing and commen¬ ding the staff on its fine work, accomplished novelist Adam Roy and screenwriter Annabel Carrasco beg the Presi¬ dent to allow them to write a novel about his life. President Galetta asks for more time before he makes his deci¬ sion, and smiles as sanitation engineer Daren Hall stumbles off the garbage truck into the lobby. Naval officer David Buskey stands next to famous skier Bob Barden and his agent, Jim Martocchio. Soon the press conference is finished and President Galetta must return to Washington. Before his helicopter arrives, the President looks around him and wonders: To think that as a teenager I thought this town was boring! Amazing how auicklv things can change! Ml It has given us cherished things to keep — integrity, honor, simple faith, love for our fellowman, and the desire to go on to Sc Congratulations CHRIS BULAT May you always have... Health, Happiness, and Success Love, Dad, Mom, and Shelly tjfu Q)Utmorul f™™ 1-91 North 1-91 South £™ H I r D. “ ” ! T f( (15 Minutes) (15 Minutes) Swedes Jewelers 4ncaipa lafed 92 Bridge St (Geisster Plaza) Warehouse Point.Ct.06088 (Just Seconds West. Off I —91.Bridge St Exit) 623-3916 0 ' a ' u ' s S to the Class of 1984 Congratulations Class of 1984 Our Town Realty Onfc%. nfTZI ra m Free Evaluations Action Warranty 123 Mountain Rd Suffield, Conn. We’re Here for You National Referral Service Windsor Locks 668-1221 Joyce Siegel Owners John Woods FROM THE CLASS OF 1986 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1864 Suffield, Connecticut 06078 Main Office 30 Bridge Street Suffield 668-7361 Member FDIC Congratulations Class of 1984 Branch Office 25 Babb’s Road West Suffield 668-0690 Equal Housing Lender 184 CRAWFORD DOOR SALES CO. INC. 820 Thompsonville Road Suffield, Connecticut 668-7366 Compliments of SUFFIELD PHARMACY Ron Royer, Mgr. Congratulations Full Line Distributor Including Rolling • Sliding Doors • Sectional Uprising Doors Fire Doors • Grilles • Shutters • Electric Operators Residential • Industrial • Commercial Door Sales Service for All Doors and Operators Crawford Jim Walter Doors North American ENFIELD SPORTS CENTER 546 ENFIELD ST. (RT. 5) ENFIELD, CONN. 06082 (203) 745-5269 TEAM SUPPLIES BASEBALL, SOFTBALL Quahtv RACKET STRINGING with HOCKEY, FOOTBALL Service SPORT SHOE RESOLING BASKETBALL, ETC. SKATE SHARPENING RON ROSS BocXKoe Worfc Dorer VJo yi ftcufio J)cspatch Murray ' PhefpsJIt 185 44 Lanes Compliments of BRADLEY BOWL Home of P.B.A. Champions Turnpike Road, Windsor Locks 623-2597 Pro Shop Snack Shop c Cheryl Lynch Petursson EMERALD ISLE Professional Dog Grooming and Skin Care Suite 103 Suffield Village Suffield, CT 06078 668-1328 Compliments of DUNKIN DONUTS and CARVEL 596 Elm Street Windsor Locks, CT 06096 152 MOUNTAI RdI UFFIELP, CONN. | HEMLOCKS. BOXWOOD. EVERGREENS AND FLOWERING SHRUBS LANDSCAPE DESIGN d uchiey Endurance of donn., $nc. insurance and (Contract d3ondi 63 So. Main Street Windsor Locks, Connecticut 06096 Telephone: 623-2491 MERRY MITE GARDENS We Care For What We Plant DONALD AND CAROL ROLLET 1066 Paper Street 668-2772 Suffield, CT 06078 186 EAST WINDSOR WELDING FABRICATING CO. P.O. Box 357 • East Windsor Hill, CT 06028 Plant • 91 Glendale Road, South Windsor, CT 06074 John Hughes Phone: 528-7107 President 623-9675 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 From: THE SUFFIELD BOARD OF EDUCATION ENFIELD BOOK CARD SHOP The Complete Book Store Mon-Sat 10-9 Enfield Outlet Mall, Enfield, Conn. Sun 11-5 Motorcycles Suzuki Maico Hodaka Snowmobiles Moto Ski Ski-Doo Sales and Service FLEMING’S 720 Thompsonville Road — Suffield, Conn. 06078 Phone 1-203-741-2173 187 Congratulations Class of 1984 SUFFI€LD SWINGS BANK 66 North Main Street, Suffield, CT 06078 (203) 668-7321 Member FDIC fOUAi I LENDER Robinson’s Restaurant Lounge Suffield Village, Suffield, Ct lours: Luncheon 11:30-2:30 Mon-Fri. Early Bird Specials 30-7:00 Tues.-Fri. Sunday Champagne Brunch 11:00-3:00 tegular dinner menu served Intil 9:00 Tues. Wed. Thurs. Sun. Until 10:00 Fri. Sat. lanquet facilities available 668-1011 Compliments of... STEVEN B. FISHER Attorney at Law 123 Mountain Road Suffield, Conn. Margie Osowiecki and Kim Gray (203) 668-7388 Secretaries J. W. MATHER SON Jim Mather Landscape Contractor 1052 East Street • Suffield, CT 06078 • 623-0603 Landscape Design Planting Seeding Sodding Railroad Tie Walls Dry Stone Walls Invest in Planting and Watch Your Investment Grow. . f. feprfn c( ' ttncen Congratulations Lisa Your Friends of the BLUE HILLS FIRE DISTRICT Bloomfield, CT Since 1 844 Flowers by Wire Insurance Real Estate 133 Mountain Rd. 92 Pearl St. Suffield, CT Enfield, CT Phone 668-0291 Phone 745-2417 Congratulations Class of 1984 foalei J HalbUill (jarcteHA 548-550 Halfway House Road Windsor Locks, Connecticut 06096 CHARLOTTE AND RICHARD VALENTE Phone 623-4419 189 Congratulations to Janet and the Class of 1984 LAUREL HOUSE FURNITURE 878 Enfield Street Enfield, CT 06082 Mon. Tuee. Thurs Fri. — 9:30-9:00 Wed. Sat. 9:30-5:30 Sun. 12:00-5:00 fgS ' itzie’sl fe; Market 1 the family store Route 20 lust Granby, CT Compliments of McCABE JENTZEN Special Congratulations ATTORNEYS AT LAW Margaret Blickarz SyW ' - 115 Suffield Village and the 668-0285 Class of 1984 Thomas J. McCabe Jr. LOVE, MOM AND DAD XU Judith L. Jentzen President PaulD. Lodola Congratulations Kimbo P. J. LODOLA SONS, INC. ELECTRICAL LOVE, CONTRACTORS MOM Conn: Electrical Contractor Lies. El-101557 Mass: Master Electrician Lies. A-6880 373 South Main St. P.O. Box 241 Windsor Locks, Conn. 06096 Tel Windsor Locks (203) 623-9991 Springfield (413) 733-1512 Tom and Joan LeCuyer 668-5125 3-D SERVICES Horse Boarding — Custom Haying 208 Russell Ave. Suffield, CT 06078 v v.oR ' M BA 6 RB£R s h0i g STYLING SALON 4 fa MEN ' S ANO WOMEN ' S STYLING .„! 190 Dick Miner Owner. Slytsl Congratulations Lisa Compliments of KELLY - FRADET LUMBER MARTS 92 Prospect St. Enfield, CT 745-3331 534 Cottage Grove Road, Bloomfield, Conn. 06002, USA (203)242-5541 Congratulations Mary Ann and Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 FREEWAY ENTERPRISES Compliments of THE ROBERT BAKER COMPANIES Congratulations to the Senior Members of the Student Council. Julie Dowd Bob Evans Nancy Kulina Audra Philippon Mary Beth Prew and the Class of 1984 From: THE STUDENT COUNCIL Karen Austin Debbie Case Carl Casinghino Michelle Dion 191 C. H. DEXTER Producers of Specialty Nonwovens Founded 1767 C. H. DEXTER DIVISION THE DEXTER CORPORATION Two Elm Street Windsor Locks Conn. 06096 Congratulations Sandi and the Class of 1984 Compliments of GLYNN MARINE SERVICE ENFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 660 Enfield Street, Enfield, Connecticut 745-3381, 745-3382 268 Hazard Avenue, Enfield, Connecticut 749-8359, 749-8350 State Line Plaza, Elm Street, Enfield, Connecticut 741-2166 123 Suffield Village Suffield, Connecticut 668-0203 192 JOHN’S LAWN SERVICE John Boroski • 1082-A East Street, Suffield, CT 06078 • (203) 627-5259 193 Congratulations to Debbie and the Class of 1984 CASE GREENHOUSES AND FLOWER SHOP, INC. 42 E. Weatogue St. Simsbury, CT 06070 Phone — 658-7661 Sales LOMAC II, INC. Serving Agricultural Needs HOLLAING Depot Hill Road, Warehouse Point, CT 623 8296 Service MF ID KEEPING AMERICA ON THE GROW VOCATIONAL MJUCl I Jl TO FBI NICHOLSON CARMON FUNERAL HOME 668-7324 443 East Street, Suffield, CT Congratulations to the Class of ’84 Specializing In Colonial Restoration Miciasl Drenzek CUSTOM CARPENTRY [All Types Ok Remodeling: Kitchens Bathrooms and Basements [Also Building ni Repairing! Of Barns Porches and Decks Call: 668-5141 195 Good Luck Class of 1984 Compliments of BRIAN MOTORS 11 High Street Suffield, CT 06078 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 Upon Your Graduation! From THE ENERGY CENTER 138 Hartford Avenue East Granby, CT THE SUFFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND Congratulates Its Graduating Senior Band Members: Irene Beresford Carl Casinghino Michelle Dion Robert Evans Joe Fitzgerald Steven Galetta Sue Greco Amanda Hastings Marilyn Jentzen Kathy Leahan Tim Maloney Anne Mason Mary Beth Prew Peter Purrington Paul Schinkevich Compliments of UNITED TECHNOLOGIES UrnDMADILTrOK] Good Luck Congratulations, Lisa! LOVE, MOM, DAD, BARBARA, SKIP, AND FREDDI S. W. BROMSON I. REINER Attorneys at Law 546 Halfway House Road Windsor Locks, CT 06096 Shrubs — Trees — Ground Cover — Tree Transplanting ARTHUR P. BOGLISCH SONS, INC. NURSERY Windsor Locks 623-1704 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 JAMES FLEMING TRUCKING INC. JONATHAN’S ARCADE Enfield Mall Open: Mon.-Sat. 10A.M. — 9P.M. Sunday 10 A.M. — 6P.M. Rock and Roll Music Tournament Football Pinball Wonderland Congratulations Debi Linke and Kim Pek and the Class of 1984 MARK DRUG 668-5115 198 Congratulations to You and Your Classmates From: Office Phones: Windsor Locks (203)668-7991 Hartford (203) 24 6-7785 ATLAS OVERHEAD DOOR SALES CO. of Pioneer Valley Inc. Sales and Service Harry O. Magnuson, Jr. 1543 River Blvd., Suffield, Conn. 06078 Congratulations w° x ° x 0 ° .V 4 °V and Best of Luck to: Mary Ann and Penny WITH FOND MEMORIES, CAROLINE inn Luncheon • Dinner • Cocktails 94 Mountain Road Suffield, Connecticut 199 THE STAFF OF THE SOUTHWICK-SUFFIELD ADVERTISER NEWS Extends Best Wishes to the Suffield High School Class of ’84 With Special Thanks to Graduating Mary Beth Prew and Amanda Hastings Our Suffield School Sports Reporters Ric and Betsy Sardella — Publishers 200 Congratulations Marie and the Class of 1984 PATRICK J. WATTERS CONST. CO. INC. General Contractor 1175 Mapleton Ave. Suffield, CT 06078 668-1488 FLOWERS UNLIMITED Suffield Village 668-0231 All of us at Flowers Unlimited wish much happiness and success to the class of 1984. Flowers, Candy, and Balloons for Lucile Loiseau All Occasions Owner Congratulations to the Class of 1984 From: BEAUTY ON MAIN UNISEX SALON 175 South Main Street Suffield, CT 06078 Phone:668-1131 Congratulations Paula and the Class of “84” MAREK JEWELERS, INC. Gifts of Distinction State Line Plaza Enfield, CT 06082 745-4024 Congratulations Class of ’84 RAPID EXPRESS P.0. Box 404 Suffield, CT 06078-0404 (203) 668-0245 Outside Connecticut: 1-800-243-2298 203 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 THE MASCOR GROUP 110 Mountain Road Suffield, Connecticut 06078 Mascor Builders, Inc. — General Contractor Raymond F. Daddario, Sr., President R. F. Daddario Sons, Inc. — General Contractor Raymond F. Daddario, Jr., President Suffield Management Company, Inc. — Property Management Robert A. Daddario, President Mascor Financial Corporation — Financial Consultant Robert W. Pyers, President FRANK H. SNEATH SON FIRE EXTINGUISHER SPECIALISTS SURVEYS SALES SERVICE Farewell to Suffield High! FROM THE KRISS DYNASTY 67 LINCOLN TERRACE BLOOMFIELD CONN 06002 TELEPHONE 242 6872 2431253 All Work Done on Premises Tel. 668-5040 SUFFIELD CLEANERS Drapery Cleaning Take Down and Rehang Service 1970-1984 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 MICHAEL’S BAKERY Edward Doyle 136 MoOntain Road Suffield, CCT 06078 912 Main Street East Hartford, CT Congratulations to the Class of 1984 and Ed, Steve, and Byron for their service to the community. THE SUFFIELD FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION 205 tmmm Kathleen Quinn Angela Arnold Heidi Schuhmann Sandy Glynn Mary Beth Prew Kenny Mather Donna Klesczewski Annabel Carrasco Marie Thresher Stephen Chapman Michelle LaGasse Marilyn Jentzen Patty D ' Alessio Dorine LeCuyer Paula Marek Kathy Kavanagh Debbie Case Steven Galetta Marla Markowski Carol Zaczynski Byron Bailey Allison Orr BUSINESS Suffield Woman’s Club, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Zaczynski Attorneys Goodwin and Leighton Dr. and Mrs. Alan G. Nath Dr. Douglas C. Chung — Metabolic Support PATRONS Enfield Square Opticians Carl J. Bagge Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Bauerle Suffield Auto Center Dr. and Mrs. David A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kulina Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Egolf II Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heywood Kyle and Dot Thresher Mary Libby PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Prew Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Orr Suffield Police Association Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Orr SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Potter Miss Crissy Maggiora Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Kinney BOOSTERS Congratulations Marie; I am very proud of you. Congratulations Paula — Amy. To Steven Galetta: “My arms are always open to you!” Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Case for everything! Love, Carol Z. BOLDBASACBAV — Stu Fuller. To Cat — Love and best wishes for a purr-feet future. Mom, Dad, and Chris. Mr. Frank Pacocha. Congratulations, Deb and our love — Mom, Dad, and Darcy. Deb, Heidi, and Carol — We’ll miss the Coke and Doritos parties on Thursday nights — Love, Mom and Dad. Congratulations to the class of 1984 — Dorothy Staszko. May the princess think back to the golden time and remember the woodsman — T.S. Bye, bye, Meggers! I love ya — love, Bo Bob, Dave, Michelle, and Mar, I wish you the best! Love to you all — Mandy. Sh® ' — Good Luck! Thanks for all the good times; hope to have many more. Marge. — Good luck and best wishes in the future. Hope you’re not tardy to your own graduation. Marge and P. Patty. Congratulations and best wishes to Sherlean Davis, Peter Gardner, and David Buskey from the Intensive Education Class. BRIAN — I hope the future is as great as the past, I love you — Marlene. Sandi and Kurt, best wishes and good luck in the future, All my love, Millie. Good luck to Kathy and the class of 1984 — from the Kavanagh family. Thanks Hen! Don’t lay too many eggs. Re: You’re the only, you’re the best. Love, Rob. Mary Anne Zak. Beth G — I’ll never forget your smile or your personality. Love ya, Regina. Sandi — Good luck next year. Lots of love, Neal. Jim — Good luck and best wishes! Margaret. Steven, happy honeymoon, July 10,1993! Love ya! Linda. Good luck to the class of 1984, Vern and Judy Case. To our Cupcake — Love always, Mom and Dad. Re, You’re one in a million! Sister Liz. To my friends who leave with me, and to those I leave behind, thank you for making this the best of times. Bob a.k.a. T.S. Congratulations T.D. and D.L. and the class of 1984 — Paul R. Thomas. Matthew Charles — I’ll miss you while you’re gone, and don’t ever forget your mistress. Love ya, Jewbag. Good luck Ken, Paula, Audi, Matt, Anne, Bob, Joe, and Kim. I’ll miss you. Love Beth. Beth G — Thanks for being a unique friend to me for two years. Love, Regina. To Heidi — Congratulations and all our love forever, Mom and Dad. To the youngest member of S.S., congratulations Byron — your buddies, M.S.S.M., alias J.A.M. and Barefoot Wonder. Marianne Gregor Deb — Thanks for always being there and for all the laughs. Love ya, Hei. Michelle D. — Field hockey won’t be the same without you next year. Love, Regina. I love you Ken. Goodbye: Anna, Bob, Ken, Joe, Kim, Paula, Lynn, Adam, Ed, Sue, Carnie, and Chris. What will I do without you? Love, Crazy Dave. Thank you L.L., D.K., M.L., and especially Rob R., I love you all — Marie. Al and Pete — you’re the greatest! Thanks for all the good times — GOOD LUCK. Love, Kathy. Hey Wight! Guess what?! I love you! Love, Wigler. Good luck Ali! — Lots of love, Nikki. Good luck M.B., Carol Z., Deb, Nanc, Marilyn, Heidi, Al, K.P., Carol L., Pete, and Jay! Remember our “Hall Parties” — Love Kathy. PLAT forever!!! 207 Too good to last... i A I mSl Remember with... STEVEN’S PHOTOGRAPHY E. Longmeadow, MA 413-525-4263 r