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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

1986 SAGITTA Suffield High School, Suffield, Connecticut Dedication Appreciation Graduates Faculty and Administration Underclassmen Activities Music and Theatre Spring Sports Fall Sports Winter Sports Seniors in Action Community Support i DEDICATION We dedicate the 1986 Sagitta with sincere gratitude to Mrs. Eileen Kinney, our devoted yearbook advisor. Mrs. Kinney has always done more than her share, as a teacher and as an advisor. For the past five years, she has provided the guidance, support and wisdom needed to create the ever successful Sagitta. We recognize her commitment to the Suffield High School Community and thank her with this dedication. APPRECIATION We, the class of 1986, wish to convey our deepest appreciation to our class advisors, Mr. James Gregor and Mr. Lawrence Katulka. They have supported us as a class throughout the years with much love, time, and ef¬ fort. They have shared w ith us our joys and sorrows, and guided us when we were in need of guidance. They are more than just advisors . . . they are our friends. We are now returning the love given to us by K and J. G. through this small tribute. We met when we were young and impressionable, ready to begin the transition from adolescence to adulthood. 4 Like saplings acquiring maturity, we were ready to enter the forest of life. We set goals and sprang forward into a period of growth and new found maturity. 6 Realizing these goals, we slowly grew to our potential, and our colors became brighter and stronger. As we grew we reache and found something our p a’r j co 8 9 Using the knowledge with which we became our own individual blossoms, we set out with a sense of experience, ready for the challenge of finding a new place in life. GRADUATES 12 Jodie Lynn Adamick One yonib we can have kml today We may always find time to grow dJ ■Berkeley Tracy Louise Bednaz The rose that nil nrt firm sing is not tbt m s for m •Beyly Gary Allen Bohner Jr. Lift s nmrrtmin voyage •Shakespeare William Joseph Austin Pnlimct is lb b sl remedy ft every tmnbl -Plautus Marshall Frank Benware All places nr dislnnl fmm b nv n alike Robert Buton Nicole Annette Bolliger There it J n success . T kt nbl l spend year lift in ynmr turn way -Christopher Moriey Carolyn Ann-Cecelia Baumert Lillie friends may prove great friends • Aesop David John Binder Lent all, irnsl a few, do wrong to none be able foe ibine enemy -Shakespeare Lisa Anne Brew Lift is lb mse s hope while yet nnklown 13 •Keats Charles Christopher Bridges What u left u hen honour is loti ■Publius Darcy Lynn Case But nou my talk n t moot hiy June tan fly or I can run •Milton 14 Leeanne Carol Corriveau May tht happttst Jay of yoar lift, ht tht laJJtst Jay of yoar fuiurt -Anonymous Christian Andrew Caiazzo Whatever n u-orth Jomg at all. n worth Jomg well •Stanhope Kristen Kelli Chamberlain It matters not what yon art thoaght to he. hat what yoa art ■Publius Stephen Gerard Dallesander JnJgt not accoeJmg to tht apptaranct •Bible Nikki Lynn Carrieri Loot n a spirit all compact of fiet -Shakespeare Rita Estelle Christian T J always morning somru hert in tht wor J •Horne Michael Leo Daniel So httit Jont — jo much to Jo •Rhodes Andrew Noel Das Chance fn on lhr prepared mind ■Pasteur Ralph Andrew Demarest It matte not hcu long ue hi t. hut kou •Baiie Keith Wilfred Devin Hou feu knou thttr oun good or knou mg it. pursue •Dry dm Michelle Lee DeChesser Great spirits hair alu ays encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds •Einstein Yvette Michelle DeRamus Help thyself and god u tU help thee -Herbert Michael Joseph DeVries Success is a journey. not a destination -Anonymous Darryl Daniel DeNomme What mighty contests arise from trivial things • Pope Karolen Farny Deupree I used to he disgusted, nou I m just amused •Anonymous Lori — Ann DiGennaro Hope and he happy that all ' s for the best ' •Tupper Kathleen Marie Dillon Virtue is hold. and goodness never fearful -Shakespeare Autumn Benita Ducker To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven -Bible Suzanne Ellen Egolf l6 The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed Brigitte Pauline Dion Nothing is impossible to a willing hart -Hey wood Joseph Thomas Dunn God that created the two greatest of arts. Music and Gymnastics -Plato Kristina Marie Dorn To eu apt in a dream to a distant star. Where no one deceives and things teem as they art -Original Deedee Ann Dyer You can never he too rich or too thin •Unknown David S. Flasinski Happy is the house that shelters a friend •Emerson -Cham forr Jeffrey Leland Fletcher Variety i the very spice of lift -Cow per Annette Nadeen Gaynor A woman bath nine lives like a cal -Hey wood Kelly Eileen Glynn tan resist everything except temptation •Wilde Craig Williams Fricke Men should he what they seem -Shakespeare Ralph Corson Gedney What wisdom can yoa find that is greater than kindness -Pousseau Philip A. Gaughan The best yoa can get is an even break -Adams The best is Margaret Mary Glime yet lobe -Robert Browning Peter Brian Glynn Sometimes yoa you gotta say -Original Linda Beula Granger Speak to the earth, and it shall leach thee 17 Michael D. Gray Mint that in tht tmJ iht truth u til conquer •Wyfliff Allison Hillary Hardy T« lull and lit luted n tht greatest foy on earth -Unknown Julie Ann Hinckley He that is thy friend tnJttd, He u til help thee in thy need •Richard Harntield Jean Marie Gregory Little things affea little mindi -Disraeli Christina Grace Harris Nothing can hrmg you peace hut yourself -Emerson Roxanne Marie Hinkle Love me, for me, because of me •Anonymous Garret Martin Heyse Can we ever have loo much of a good thing ' -Cervantes Joseph Daniel Hock The u ortd knous nothing of its greatest men •Taylor Paul Eric Hoerner Not hy yean hot hy deposition is wisdom a of mud •Plautus Lisa Marie Hunt Tbt first and worst of oil frauds is to ihrat oneself -Hairy Dan E. Justice Jr. An n man i nalnrt Nalnrt is Cod ' s art -Bailey Kumi Horikawa Taiki hansel A fine (haradtr (an hr oiqntrtd only after a long period of great efforts Andrea Claire Jentzen Thert art two ways of spreading light to hr the candlt or the mirror that refltds it Wharton Robert John Kemp The fool doth think he is wist, hot the wist man knou himself to he a fool -Shakespeare MatthewJoseph Hryniewicz A hope htyond the shadou of a dream Keats Carl Russell Johnson I am a part of all that I have met -Tennyson Kristen Cratch Kling Ask and it will he given yon. seek, and yon will find knotk and it will he opened • Bible 19 Theresa Lynne Klosek A Rose is swetter m the kuddt than full klownt ■Lyiy Jill Marie LaGasse Yonr nmt has tome to shmt. All year dreams art on thtir way •Paul Simon Robert Andrew LeBlanc 20 Virtue is hold, and goodness never fearful Charles Joseph Langer Michael Lawrence Lichstein Fly. on your way, hkt an eagle. Fly as high as the sun •Samuel Taylor Coleridge -Shakespeare Christopher Curtis Linke There an no rnemiu, only fundi we havn 7 met ■Original Pa trick Joseph Manfreda Cnnt yomr mete a not b y° T wealth. hut b l ber °f fundi yon have -Anonymous Rene Therese Mayotte Fundi tere people who know all about yam hml Itkr yam anyway -l nknown Marianne Lucia can 7 change the world km t I cam change the world in me tf I rejoice James Lyell Marinaccio Life n half spent before we know what it is -Herbert David Allen McKennedy II One enemy n loo mmch -Herbert Diane Marie Maiolo Better b f 1 hat jam ihomld forget and imtle than that yarn ihomld remember and he tad •Rosen i Robert Markowski No legacy it to nth ai honesty -Shakespeare William Snow McQuillan To know n nothing all to imagine n everything -France Geraldine Mary Milvae Tht world ' s a tan on which all parti art playtci -Middleton Jacquelyn Kaye Moore 22 Whtr thtr art roses There may he thorns -Anonymous Patrice Lynn Miner Live always my friend, as if there it world tnomgh and time -Unknown f Jennifer Lynn Murray The days that make ms happy, make ms wise •Masefield Timothy Patrick Milligan Those who hemp smnshtnt to tht lives of others cannot keep it from themselves -Barite Matthew Michael Monette All that live mmst die, passing thromgh natmre to eternity -Shakespeare Paul Edward Muska Respect is what w out. love, what we give -Bailey Tiffany Brandon Nameth Th future n only th fast agam. entered through another •Pinero Joseph William Novak IW tak n my fun uhere I W found it -K.pl.nic Judith Ann Newhall Lot a hk lunhght il radial ! th u armth within -Anonymous Jay Alan Osowiecki Th ftril man to raise a fill is th first man to run out of ideas -H G Wells Laurie Anne Palmer Thtr is only on harness in ltf«. to lot and ht lottd -George Sand Heidi Oat Newton Though th ht hut hltlt, ih n fun Shakespeare Judith Ann Osowiecki Civ th lontsomt world a mil • t ' nknown if Brian Penland Evtry my IS gam and gam n gam. however small R hrvmnint 24 Gordon Lamar Peppers Jr. How far that little can Jit throws bn beams ' St sbimts a good dttJ m a naughty world -Shakespeare Michelle Anne Racine Ytslerday, today, andfortotr -Bible Leanne Denise Plourd -More Patricia Angeline Rodney Plant knowltdgt in tht garden tf year mtnd and by the grate of God, during harvtil you thall reap -Original Rebecca Amy Roberts Blessed is be who expects nothing, for be shall never be disappointed -Pope Arthur Anthony Roy The world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those who feel Walpole Timothy Ruhl Hiking is Unit It kirn that fils it with great sensibility -Johnson Jean Marie Ryan The heaven of teuh is but what tack desires -Moore Melissa Elizabeth Schwalbach The menu mints of wit snrvive the monuments of power -Bacon Stephen John Rusczyk All ' s well that ends well Shakespeare Frederick Edward Schmidt •Shakespeare David Anthony Simmons They art merer alone that art accompanied teeth ntbJe tbongbts -Salary 25 Michael John Smith The human heart has hiJJtn treasures m secrtl v . ' • s limit staled -Charlotte Bronte Steven John Sullivan Gratitude is tb« sign of noble souls -Aesop Ian James Urch 26 Good words art worth moth, and cost halt -Herbert Jamia Louise Stewart I mom mm d non lake (art of tht minutes, for the hours will take (art of themselves Chesterfield Jonathan Christopher Stearns My laughter is an tiho of happiness -Dawn Trainor Tamala Shayne Tacey The smile that won ' come off -C Wells William Vito VanGasbeck Genius must he horn, and never (an he taught -Dry den Suzanne Elaine Varholak As for these idiots, one (an only let them talk • Ludwig Van Beethoven Todd David Victs Belter three boars too toon tbs s mmole to late •Shakespeare Lcnora Renee Webb Hsu fst tbst link isndle tbroui bn beams! So sbints a good deed i s naagbiy world •Shakespeare Marcus Anthony Williams Me of feu word) set the ben me •Shakespeare Susan Nicole Wadenklee If you love j omelbtng, set it feet, tf n does t tome bark. bu t it doun s d kill it -Anonymous Susannah White Love tomfortelb like saasbine after rat •Shakespeare Sherry Melissa Wilson A bard beginning makelb a good ending -Hevwood Keith Donald Wild To strive, it seek, to find, sad not to yield -Tennyson Laura Lee Wimpfheimer The tragedy im left n ant ta mot matkeag mmr go bat ta mot bairnf a goal to nock Then an i of a frown Susan Sophie Wimarski • words, only tbt light of a smtlt and tht shadow •Original Thomas William Woodruff Sever do today what yon (an ft off till tomorrou -Rands 28 Dawn Elaine Herndon Carpt diem •Horace and talk d and sang Kimberly Louise Worcester Climb high, (limb far, yonr goal tht shy, yonr atm tht star •Anonymous •Prince Amelia Dawn Marie Hulevitch Ont Its son. Sal art. Itt mt Itarn of thtt -Arnold FACULTY 30 Dr. Bernard Ellis Superintendent of Schools B A Keene State College M A University of Hanford Ed D Boston University Mr. Frank Albus Assistant Superintendent B S University of Nonh Dakota MBA 6th Year New York University 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 BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing J Shields. P Murphy. R Bigelow. M Muska. B Carney . P Das Seated B Kling.J Morgan. R New man, Dr Ellis. Mr Albus 31 Jean Andersen Guidance B A University of Rochester M A. University of Hartford Francis Aniello Physical Education B S. Springfield College Eugene Arsenault Mathematics B S. University of Maine M Ed Westfield State College Russell Baker Biology, Natural Science B A Bates College M.S. Central Connecticut State University Donna Barron Supervisor of Special Education B.S. Central Connecticut State University M S. 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Metalworking B S., M S Central Connecticut State University Kathleen White French B A Molloy CCollege Mary Anne Zak English B A St Joseph College. MD M A St Joseph College, CT Arlene Egolf Nurse R N Presbyterian University Hospital School of Nursing Beatrice Duni Vocational Agriculture Secretary Dorothy Gogulski Secretary to Vice-Principal Mary Hastings Guidance Secretary Elizabeth Silkey Secretary to Principal Dorothy Staszko Guidance Secretary 37 Barbara Colturi Secretary to Dr. Lincoln Mary Margaret Tracy Special Heine at ion Secretary Joyce Brcsscm-Granger Resource (Center Aide Jane Vear Resource (.enter Aide Linda Meta Library Aide Ted L ' rbanski Chief Custodian (left to right) Dot Hinckley, Irene Markowski, Alice Maiolo, Dot Halladay, Anna Hijeck 38 SUFFIELD TEACHER OF THE YEAR The Sagitta Staff wishes to recognize our 1986 Teacher of the Year, Mr. Dennis J. Picard. His dedication to teaching and outstanding directing ability have encouraged the development of students both on an academic and personal level. “Pic’’ has given us the gifts of caring and support. He has brought us smiles in the warmth of spring and comfort in the face of need. With this recognition we also take a moment to ponder all that he has generously given. With warmest wishes for future times, we offer not only our thanks but our love as well. Welcome to Family Feud; meet the Laemel Family. I don ' t change diapers UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OFFICERS Class of 1987 President Scott Nigro Representative Kim Straite Representative Karen Parsons Vice-President Sue Naughton Secretary Kelli Munday Treasurer Terry Stearns Class of 1988 Vice-President Karen Smith Representative Dana Daddario Representative Stacy Galiatsos Secretary Suzi Stolzenberg President Jennifer Dowd Treasurer Lisa Schatz Class of 1989 Representative Amy Glynn Vice-President Karen Gordon Representative Kathy Muska Treasurer Kelly Hixon Secretary Stephanie Estee President Diana Meier 55 Todd Aruszewski Andrew Bennett Barbie Bennett Debbie Berry John Bikowski Colleen Bland Jeff Borgio Brian Boyd Linda (-arbonell A. J Charman Brian Cigal Maureen Clark Gary (otson Leah Comveau Amy l avis Grace DeAngelis Carolyn Dixon Pat Dunn Bob Dyer Sue Estee Charissa Fabi Mike Fit gerald Richard Flagg Annette Flynn Aaron Freyler Suzy Gale David Galetta Alan Gawlik Missy Hastings Scott Hefflon Sharon Hinckley Amy Hixon Natalie Hoar Kathy Holbrook Janet Horan Beth Hulevich Jamie Hullmger Kristin Hynes Colleen Kavanaugh Kristine Klaus Kristen Komer Bryan Patterson Tammy Patkus Amy Little Janet Lennon Glenn Lemke Tammy LaRochelle Thomas Longo Chuck Looby Gregg Lyon Matt MacNayr V 56 Erin Magnuson Debbie Mancim Lisa Mandrville Mark Mandirola Jaydeen Martino Renee Meunier Joe Miaretki Dan Minninger Ricky Miner Sara Morrison Kim Morrison Kelli Munday Paul Murphy Jim Muska Kaori Nagai Sue Naughton Ann Newman Scott Nigro Gregg Nor cross Matt Osowiecki Karen Parsons Michael Pender Kelly Perkins Cam Permatteo Howard Porter Jennie Poulin Randy Raine Sara Rcidy Victor Rizzo Sue Roche Bruce Roy Mike Russell Paul Russell Scott Sahellico Chip Schulte Rodney Sherman Jennifer Stafford Terry Stems Eric Stolzenberg Kim Straite Mike Stulpin Mike Sullivan Jodi Sweatland Sue Sych Stephen Sznagier Andrew Terry Phyllis Tupek Lisa Watkins Greg Waterman Jeff Webster Mike Whitney J 57 r Sally Arrowsmith Tony Baumm Brian Benson Karen Blagia Shan Bligh Jennifer Bogoslofski Steven Bohner Joseph Bombard Amy Borrell Karen Broadhurst Paul Chambers Emily Christian Richard Cicero Darryl ( olson Kirstn Compton Sarah Condon Tom Cushin Sharon Cyboron Dana Daddario Giuliana Dtfelice Robert DiGennaro Tammy DiTommaso Jennifer Dowd Jody Drake Tracy Dunne Christopher Ely Krista Engler Deborah Fitch Rosemary Fitzgerald Jennifer Fleury Keith Formanek Pete Frey Stacy Galiarsos Stephen Gallo Timothy George Troy Gifford Daniel Gloria Edward Gogulski Stacie Golden Whitney Graham Christa Gregory Jennifer Grouten John Haggett Elaine Hale Catherine Hamann Lance Ham man Robert Hinckley George Hinckley John Hinckley Lisa Hock Jason Hodge Peter Horan David Humiston Heather Huot V 60 Kristin Ingeis Gregory J asienski Matthew Jolie Sandra Jolie Cynthia Kaplan Mark Keller Robert Kerr Robert Klesczewski George Krar Michael Kreps Scacia Krymcki Rebecca Leavitt Denise Lccuyer Jennifer Lee Cheryl Lemanski Joseph Lessard Christine Laina Jennifer Long Christopher Lucia Eric Marc Nicole Marc Jacqueline Marchitto Carla Mariano Joanne Maiolo Julie Marin Trisha Markowski Jennifer Me Kennedy Alex Mechachonis Michele Medeiros Mark Meleski Suzanne Meunier Lynn Milhck Patrick Milligan Darcy Mills Tracy Mills Keely Milner Richard Misseri Derek Monegan Scott Monty Melanie Moodie Jodi Mrykaio Kimberly Murzyn Craig Muszynski Shannon Nameth Lonen O ' Connor Nicole Orr Noel Osowiecki Theodore Palkovic Kimberly Palmer Patricia Patterson Gina Peretti Douglas Petillo Christopher Piqko J 61 Jill Pitkat Jeamne Plourd Rohm Prrvost James Purring ton Kimberly Ridel Christopher Roberts Tammy Rood Sheila Ruhl James Rusczyk Pamela Ryan Dina St. George Kevin Sansone Tracy Santos Lisa Schatz Marc Schmidt Karen Smith Todd Soklowski Suzanne Stolzenberg Jeffrey Strole CLorey Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan Tammy Testa Mike Waiculonis John Watters Christy Webster Michael Winiarski Elizabeth Wood Jason Woodworth Rebecca Yost Stuart Young Kristen Barrett Lewis Beau her Keith Bedard Beth Benson Mark Blake John Blakley Peter Boudreau Abraham Bourque Debbi Bower Chris Boyd Ryan Bu«. kelew Dar ren Bullock Carol Burnell Joan Bushey Greg Butler Adam Caiazzo Jen (Callender Sean Casey Darrell Celino John Cerrato Pam Coatti Paula Corns Sue Crane Ann D Andrea Mike DeAngelis Taylor Dupree Tracey DeVries Scoct Dillow Amy Dineen Janet Dupree Joe Egolf J R Ehrhardt Stephanie Estee Jason Fabi Joe Falocico Tony Falocico Cathy Gallagher Elliott Garner Amy Glynn Karen Gordon David Grabowski Colleen Haraghey Jackie Hinckley Kelly Hixon Jim Hoar Larry Holl Elizabeth Holley Rachel Hopkins Noel Hunter Greg Hynes Randy Johnson Karl Kampfmann Kathy Klosek Kristie Kreps V 64 Bev LaFlamme Doug Lathrop Michelle Lavoie Christy Lea David Lee Meredith Lemke Matt Lincoln David Lingenfelter Jimmy Long A Dana Lupoli Sarah Makuski John Mariano Game Mannaccio John Markowski Amy Mason Larry Mi Mann Diana Meier Kristi Messenger Chris MiUick Craig Morgan Liz Morgan Christine Murray Kathy Muska Jim Nargi Rich New hall Paul Panosky Chris Parse h Lori Patterson Larry Peck Kim Peichert Kathleen Pemigott Jim Philippon Bryan Pitchford Joan Pitkat Randy Price Dave Quagliaroli Kris Remington Jennifer Roark Scon Roberts Erica Rubenstein Marcus Russell Joe Sabin Kevin Segcr Pam Simmons Becky Si morn an Chrep Som Kim Smith Tracey Smith Michelle Spencer Tracy Stemka Jennifer Stone David Striate Wayne Szizcpamk Gail Terry J 65 Mike Usher WiUie Villota Travis Vinccni Julie Wallison Andy Walter Heidi Webber Elisabeth White Suzanne White Aaron Wikiera Joey Woodruff Scott Worcester Walter Wosko Amy Young UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES VO-AG Laura Wimpfheimer, Mark Rosansky, Art Ouimet, Patrick Manfreda. Kathy Dillon, Danny Falotico, Pam Piepul, Brian Wright, Carrie Lata, Sue Wadenklee, Mark Rosansky, Art Ouimet, Gary Bohner, Laura Wimpfheimer, Lisa Hunt, Stephen Dallesander, Pat Manfreda, Jeffrey Fletcher. President Laura Wimpfheimer Vice President Mark Rosansky Treasurer Art Ouimet Reporter Pat Manfreda Kim Peichert, Jodi Mrykalo, Lynn Bissonnette, Sally Arrowsmith, Susan Enderle, Steven Bizier. Paul Chambers, Larry DeRosier, Chris Ely, Howard Porter, Craig Muszynski, Lynn Bissonnette, Todd Sokolowski, Mark Silkey, Steven Bizier, Ted Palkovic, Tom Cushin, Alfred Ehrhardt, Jill Cooley, Susan Enderle, Greg Jasienski, Karen Blajda, Sally Arrowsmith, Jodi Mrykalo, Kim Peichert. Matt Lincoln, Thomas Kotowski, Darrell Celino, Julie Wallison, Michelle Spencer, Lisa Damien, Colleen Haraghey, Keith Bedard, Peter Boudreau, Karl Porcello, Scott Pasco, Jeanette Dupree, Aaron Wikiera, Anthony Falotico, Randy Souza, Melissa Cook, Lewis Beaulier, Joseph Falotico, Darren Bullock, Kathy Pernigotti, Heidi Webber, Julie Morin, Kathy Gallagher, Dana Lupoli, Christy Lea, Ed Lyons, Tyler LaRue, Clayton Rockwell. 71 QUIZ TEAMS David McKennedy, Patrice Miner, Chris Caiazzo, Andy Das, Mike Pender, Kirstii Compton, Andrea Jentzen, Scott Monty. MATH LEAGUE Jennifer Long, Advisor — Mrs. P. Smith, Tammy DiTommaso John Bikowski, Advisor — Mrs. S. Smith, Greg Norcross, Rick Miner, Scott Monty, Renee Meunier, Chip Schulte, Jennifer Dowd, Peter Horan, Ann Newman, Doug Patillo. 73 STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: Pai Watters, Andy Das, Karen Smith, Dana Daddario, Stacy Galiatsos, Amy Glynn, Sue Naughton. Middle Row Advisor — Mrs. Barron, Suzie Egolt, Michael Smith, Jenny Murray, Heidi Newton, Advisor — Mrs. Egolf Bottom Row: Kim Straite, Ann Newman, Karen Parsons, Kristen Chamberlain, Kristen Kling, Susy White, Sue Alers, Kathy Muska. PROJECT CONCERN AMBULANCE TECHNICIANS Top Row: Gordon Peppers, Tom Mitchell, Marcus Williams, Annette Gaynor, Sherry Wilson. Bottom Row: Patty Rodney, Lenora Webb, Mrs. Williams, Yvette DeRamus. Top Row Michelle Melaney, Karen Parsons, Jeff Borgio, Cari Baumert, David McKennedy. Bottom Row Judi Osowiecki, Paul Murphy, Judy Newhall, Patrice Miner. 76 OFFICE AIDES LIBRARY AIDES Kathy Caldon, Karen Broadhurst, Jean Gregory, Sue Sych, Carrie Permatteo. Steve Sullivan, Ian Urch, Chuck Bridges, Gordon Peppers, Sue Sych, Kristen Chamberlain, Amy Davis, Debbie Berry, Sue White, Grace DiAngelis. PROJECT CARE J. Adamick, C. Baumert, M Blake, A Borrell, J Bushey, K. Caldon, P Corns, J. Coggins, K. Compton, K. Chamberlain, M. Carney, D Case, A Davis, M DeVries, J Drake, A Ducker, D Dyer, S Egolf, S. Gale, M Glime, K Hawkins, Jackie Hinckley, John Hinckley, B Hulevitch, K Hixon, J Hullinger, L Hock, D Hoffman, K Ingles, C. Kaplan, S. Krymckt, Jenn Long, Jimmy Long, S. Makoski, J Maiolo, E. Mart, N Marc, L Marinacoo, C Marinaccio, M Medeiros, A Mason, S. Morrison, K Migal, K Messenger, K Milner, M Melaney, J Moore, J Osowiecki, K Palmer, L. Peck, M Pender, B Pitchford, J Plourd, L Plourd, S Reidy, K Remington, S. Remington, S. Roche, C. Roberts, J Ryan, P Ryan, T Santos, T Smith, K Smith, T Sokolowski, T Steinka, S Scolzenberg, K. Straite, S. Sych, L Thomas, C. Webster, S White, M Whitney, S. Wimarski, S. Worcester, K Wright 77 SENIOR SEMI-FORMAL November 15, 1985 Senior Sno-Ball “We’ve Got Tonight” March 7, 1986 1985-1986 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Dr. Johnson, A. Ouimet D. Villota Mrs. P. Smith K. Dorn, M. Fitzgerald, M. Lucia P Miner, A. Neuman, L. Palmer, M Schwalhach, S. Varholak 1986 SAGITTA STAFF THE EDITORS — Kim Worcester, Jill LaGasse, Julie Hinckley, Becky Roberts, Darcy Case, Kristen Chamberlain, Kelly Glynn, Marianne Lucia, Yvette DeRamus, Judy Newhall, Heidi Newton. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Marianne Lucia SPORTS — Dan Peretti, Jodie Adamick, Michael Daniel, Darcy Case, Editor — Kristen Chamberlain, Assistant Editor — Heidi Newton. 82 LAYOUT — Yvette DeRamus, Jill LaGasse, Kim Worcester, Jenny Mur¬ ray, Assistant Editor — Kelly Glynn, Editor — Julie Hinckley, Michelle Melaney, Brigette Dion. PHOTOGRAPHY — Editor — Roxanne Hinkle, Judy Newhall, Sue Winiarski, COPY — Editor — Judy Newhall, Assistant Editor — Cari Lyell Marmaccio, Brigette Dion, Assistant Editor — Yvette DeRamus, Kristen Baumert. Missing: Michelle Melaney. Chamberlain, Kelly Glynn, Heidi Newton, Jenny Murray. ADVERTISING — Judy Newhall, Can Baumert, Kelly Glynn, Editor — Darcy Case, Jenny Murray, Yvette DeRamus, Brigette Dion. Missing: Assistant Editor — Lyell Marmaccio. 83 EUROPE TRIP AFS CLUB AV CLUB Back Row J. Ford, D. Galetta, J. Mariano, C. Lem an ski, S. Reidy, M Blake. Third Row: G. Heyse, G De Angel is, A. Burrell, J. Lee, Mrs. S. Smith, C. Fabi, T. Smith. Second Row: K. Compton, C. Kaplan, K. Nagai, L. Millick, D. Berry. First Row: J. Long, J. Plourd. Top Row: M. Daniel, Y. Williams Middle Row: B. Berozsky. Front Row: Mrs. Metz. DeRamus, P. Rodney, M Simonian, L. Hawkins, T. McLeod, G. Peppers, Mrs. J. Adamick, R Baz ano, B Bellmore, C. Bridges, K. Caldon, N. Carrieri, K. Chamberlain, P Coatti, M. Coggins, S. Condon, D. Daddario, J. Demarco, L. DiGennaro, A Ducker, B Dunn, P Dunn, T. Dunn, D. Dyer, J. Egolf, S. Egolf, A. Gawlick, T. Gifford, M. Glime, A. Glynn, K. Glynn, P. Glynn, J. Hodge, K Holbrook, G. Hynes, A. Jentzen, B. Kerr, J. Kingman, K. Komer, S. Krynicki, B. Lanata, C. Lemanski, D. Maiolo, J. Maiolo, J. Mariano, J. Martino, M. Meleski, P Murphy, P. Muska, S. Nameth, M Osowiecki, N. Osowiecki, K. Parsons, L. Peck, K. Perkins, J. Philippon, C. Roberts, S. Roberts, B Roy, P. Ryan, ( Sthulte, M Schwalbach, K Smith, M. Smith, K. Straite, M. Usher, J. Woodworth. 85 Suffield High School Touring Children’s Theatre Kim Worcester, Jill LaGasse, Sue Winiarski, Sharon Cyboron, Roxanne Hinkle, Ann Newman, Amy Borrell Jill LaGasse, Sue Winiarski Directed by Dennis J. Picard Kim Hanjack, Kristie Kreps, Dana Kling, John Coggins, Ed Gogulski, Amy Newman •Based on diaries of women in the American West •Lucinda Dalton — Ann Newman •Adrietta Applegate Hixon — Sue Winiarski • Amelia Stewart Knight — Kim Worcester •Mary Rockwood Powers —Jill LaGasse •Elizabeth Dixon Scott Geer — Roxanne Hinkle •Rebecca Nutting Woodson — Sharon Cyboron Mattie Hatter — Amy Borrell Indian Chief — Joe Miarecki Thomas — John Coggins Nick Molander Celia — Kristie Kreps Jason — Ed Gogulski Matthew — Dana Klmg Roxanne Carney Loretta — Kim Hanjack Amy Newman 87 THE INSANITY OF MARY GIRARD CAST LIST Mary Girard — Kimberly Worcester Steven Girard — William McQuillan Mrs. Lum Fury 1 — Susan Winiarski Polly Kenton Fury 5 —Jill LaGasse Mrs Hatcher Fury 4 — Margo McCarty The Warden Fury 2 — Mark Sullivan Mr. Philips Fury 3 — Paul Stafford Fury 6 — Michael Miarecki Fury 7 — Roxanne Hinkle Fury 8 — Edward Gogulski 88 AWARDS S T A T E Among the Best Fit e Plays in the State Best Total Effect Honorable Mention in Timing Honorable Mention in Acting Paul Stafford All-State Cast Kimberly Worcester D R A M A F E S T I V A L BAND BAND OFFICERS NCCC BAND Standing: A. Charman, S. Varholak, M. Daniel, S. Wilson, R Klesczewski Sitting: A. Newman, A. Little, J. Lee, K. Compton Amy Little — Secretary; Amy Davis — Treasurer; Ann Newman — Vice- President; Sue Varholak — President SYMPHONIC BAND Back Row: J. Ford, C. Schulte, G. Heyse, S. Monty, M. Daniel, D. Patillo, M. Jolie, R Meunier, S. Meunier, S. Stolzenberg, S. Varholak, R. Newhall, C. Boyd, P. Panosky, G. Norcross, A. Charman, J. Bikowski, R Miner, T Baumert, J. Purnngton, R. Klesczewski, B McQuillan. Front Row: T. Smith, S. Makoski, B. Dion, C. Baumert, J. Lennon, A. Davis, A. Newman, B. Boyd, D. Galetta, K Compton, J. Lee, L. Schatz, J. Marchitto, R. Fitzgerald, E. O’Neill, S. Crane, A. Little, S. Wilson, Kneeling: S. Remington, J. Newhall, K. Barrett, S. White. DANCE BAND But k Ruw J. Ford, B. Boyd, S. Wilson, J. Ix e, M Daniel, D. Galena, D. Petillo, M. Jolie. Front Row: C. Mariano, S. Monty, S. Stolzenberg, S. Vurholak, R Newhall, C. Boyd, P. Panosky, A. Charman BRASS ENSEMBLE Back Row; S Makoski, K. Bar¬ rett, D. Lingenfelter, J. Ford, J. Mariano, D. Galetta, B Boyd, T. Carroll, S. Varholak, S. Wilson, B. Simonian, S. Crane, A Charman, J. Purnngton, Director — Mr Migliore. Front Row: T. Smith, P. Cortis, J. Stone, A D Andrea, M. Lemke, D. Lathrop, R Newhall, C. Boyd, P Panosky, S. Rem¬ ington, F. O’Neill, J. Roark, S. White 91 ROBED CHOIR Fifth Row: D. Straite, M Sullivan, B McQuillan, M Blake, E. Gogulski, M. Daniel, J. Webster, J. Osowiecki, D. Binder, M Winiarski. Fourth Row: C. Patsch, R. Newhall, P Muska, L. Hawkins, C. Burnett, J. Bushey, T. Steinka, R Hinckley, T. Carroll, J. Coggins, K Wright Third row: C. Webster, L Kupau, K. Worcester, N. Hoar, R. Hinkle, M Lucia, T. Smith, L. Granger, S. Winiarski, S. Cyboron, J. Stewart. Second Row: D. Mills, R Fitzgerald, E. Hale, K. Kreps, P. Cortis, J. LaGasse, J. Osowiecki, T. Santos, S. White, C. Kaplan, K Compton. First Row: B Simonian, E White, P Rodney, J Ryan, J. Lee, K Muska, K. Barrett. NCCC CHORUS MADRIGALS Back Row: Bill McQuillan, Jeff Webster, Jay Osowiecki, Darcy Case, Mark Blake, Ed Gogulski. Middle Row Roxanne Hinkle, Jamie Stewart, Paul Muska, Rick Newhall, Jill LaGasse Front Row: Sharon Cyboron, Jean Ryan, Sue Winiarski, Rose Fitzgerald. Back Row: Jeff Webster, Ed Gogulski, David Straite, Jay Osowiecki, Darcy Case, Paul Muska, Sue Winiarski. Middle Row-: John Coggins, Jill LaGasse, Roxanne Hinkle, Judi Osowiecki, Jean Ryan, Paula Cortis, Suzanne White, Jamie Stewart, Tom Carroll. Seated: Bill McQuillan 92 ARTISTS AT WORK Alison Hardy Chns Lucia 93 GREASE CAST LIST Miss Lynch — D. Case; Patty Simcox — M. Schwalbach; Eugene Florczyk — P Muska; Jan — M McCarty; Marty — B Mason; Betty Rizzo — J. LaGasse; Doody — P. Stafford; Roger — T. Cannon; Kenickie — Bill McQuillan; Sonny — R Cicero; Frenchy — K. KJing; Sandy Dumbrowski — S. Cicero; Danny Zuko — M. Sullivan; Vince Fontain — M Miarecki; Johnny Casino — W. Fothergill; Cha-Cha DiGregorio — R. Hinkle; Teen Angel — T. Stearns. TEENS K. Compton, S. Cyboron, A. Borrell, M. Hastings, C. Kaplan, C. Hefflon, J. Stewart, R. Fitzgerald, M. Lucia, J. Osowiecki, L. Schwalbach, R. Hinkle, G. Heyse, R. McQuillan, S. Hefflon, E. Bigda, J. Webster, J Bikowski, T. Heyse, D. Petillo, T. Stearns, W Fothergill, M Miarecki, B. Pitchford, M. Winiarski, P. Muska. BOYS’ TENNIS Keith Wild Michael Wislocki Back row: G. Norcross, T. George, A. Das, J. Hock, M. Smith, P Glynn, Coach Duncan. Second Row: J. Bombard, M. Schmidt, J. Bikowski, M. Kreps, L. Hugo, K. Wild. Front row: T. Naughton, B. Casinghino, P. Mann. 98 GIRLS’ TENNIS Melissa Schwalbach Back row: Coach Finn, S. Cyboron, D. Fitch, D. Mills, D. Lingenfelter, M. Schwalbach, S. Lingenfelter, S. Naughton, K Holbrook, S. Krynicki. Front row’: A. Jentzen, D. LeCuyer, T. Dunn, C. Mariano, J. Dowd, A. Berell, S. White, manager L. Palmer 99 BOYS’ TRACK ■M egsml Ryan Buckelew and Rob Prevost Andy Bennett it Rod Sherman Scott Nigro Back row: S. Hefflon, R Buckelew, G. Heyse, E. Gogulski, S. Nigro, A. Ouimet, A Bennett, J. Ryan Buckelew Woodworth, E. Stolzenberg, P Hoerner, D Lawrence, M Murzyn, R Long, G. Peppers, Coach Sinicrope. Kneeling: M. Miarecki, R Prevost, E. Bigda, M Edwards, R Sherman, W. Fothergill, V Nigro, M. Sullivan, P Stafford, J. Purnngton, T. Stearns, Sitting: P Muska, M Bromson, P. Dunn, B Bellmore, M. Jolie, M. Fitch. 100 SOFTBALL Back row: Coach Uriccio, B. Leavitt, A. Leach, K. Parsons, S. Estee, K. Morrison, M. dime, J. Martino, A. Sangiovanni, M Clark, Manager K. Straite. Front row: M Bulat, G. Peretti, J. Fleury, K. Smith, S. Galiatsos, D. Daddario, J McKennedy. Pete Horan Pete Horan, Craig Fricke, Bill Holbrook Back row Mr Gregor, John Kingman, P Kelly, T. Lyon, Front row: B Holbrook, P Horan, C. Fricke Craig Fricke 103 Marc Mandirola Back Row: Manager J. Osowiecki, P. Stagg, J. Dieli, M. Mandirola, D. Sheridan, T. Milligan, C. Bridges, W. Lancioni, Manager M. Lucia, Coach Thomas. Front Row: J. Alers, T. Cannon, B. Man¬ dirola, D. Sullivan, B. Boyd, S. Sabellico Brian Boyd 104 105 GIRLS’ TRACK Yvette DeRamus Ron da Kosman, Jamie Stewart Jodie Adamick Back row: Coach Gaylor, C. Sharp, T. Rood, Y. DeRamus, J. Stewart, A. Flynn, L. Hock, J. Mar- Lori O Connor quitto, J. Poulin, K. Munday, J. Adamick, H. Huot, D. Mills, Coach Nappier. Middle row: Manager K. Klaus, K. Dillon, L. Webb, D. Mancini, S. Roach, S. Stolzenberg, L. O’Connor, R. Kosman, M. Berkley, K. Kling. Sitting: S. Huot, M. Jennings, L. Schwalbach, C. Hawley, T. Rem¬ ington, S. Wadenklee, B. Ross, K. Murzyn. 106 IN ACTION . . . BOYS ' VARSITY SOCCER J. Woodworth A. Caiazzo Standing: Coach Jennings, Manager L. Watkins, T. Woodworth, G. Harbold, D. Gloria, B Austin, C. Caiazzo, C. Fricke, M. Mandirola, J. Woodcock, M. Fitzgerald, G. Peppers, Manager J. Sweatland, Manager E. Magnuson. Kneeling: A. Caiazzo, P. Muska, K. Wild, C. Sullivan, G. Colson, M. DiAngelis, J. Muska, R. Klesczewski « M. Mandirola 110 C. Sullivan G. Harbold GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY R. Kosman, J. Stewart, L. O’Connor Top Row: Coach Dougherty, Manager N. Orr, C. Fabi, K. Palmer, J. Lennon, J. Stone, E. Holley, K. Sullivan, S. Stolzenberg, L. O’Connor, S. Meunier, J. Long, S. Roche, B. Sullivan, Manager J. Osowiecki, Coach Laemel. Second Row: C. Kaplan, K. Hynes, S. Maslowski, K. Munday, J. Stewart, R. Kosman, J. Adamick, S. White, J. Marchitto 112 BOYS’ Standing: Coach Fuller, W. Villato, J. Hinckley, D. Lee, D. Monegan, C. Morgan, R Buckelew, D. Williams, A. Walter, J. Hodge, D. Lownds, C. Roberts, J. Dimonico, B. Kerr. Kneeling: Manager L. Patterson, J. Egolf, J. Cerrato, P Price, M. Jolie, C. Piejko, B Patterson, M. Meleski, D. Lingenfelter, D. Grabowski, J. Hoar, C. Boyd, Manager M. Lemke. 113 FIELD HOCKEY Standing: J. Bogoslowski, A. Flynn, K. Klaus, J. Grouten, J. Pitkat, C. Laina, Manager K. K. Parsons Perkins, K. Parsons, A. Glynn, S. Lemanski, J. Pitkat, S. Alers, K. Komer, K. Holbrook, K. Mersen, K. Fitch, J. McKennedy, Coach Novak, Coach DiMarino. Kneeling: A. Davis, T. Testa, T. Smith, K. Muska, C. Murray, T. Santos, C. Hunter, M Medeiros, A. Hixon, S. Krin- cki. Sitting: J. Hinkle, H. Newton, S. Egolf, K. Chamberlain, M. Schwalbach. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Standing: Coach Sullivan, J. Tweedale, P. Hoemer, A. Ouimet, P. Horan, M. Fitch, J. Hullinger, J. Hullinger Manager J. Osowiecki. Sitting: M. Monette, K. Sansone, N. Osowiecki, M. Morrison, J. Long, T. Stearns. BOYS’ GYMNASTICS D. Denommc G. Heyse B. Dunn S Sullivan Standing: D. Denomme, G. Heyse, B. Dunn, S. Sullivan. Kneeling: D. Col¬ son, P. Dunn, P. Milligan, Coach Thompson. 117 GIRLS’ S. Galiarsos K. Barrett K. Smith, D. Daddario, J. Plourd, J. Fleury, Manager R. DiGennaro, Coach Galiatsos. Sitting: K. Morrison, S. Estee, J. Martino, G. DeAngelis, B Leavitt, M. Glime, L. DiGennaro, M. Clark, S. Naughton. 118 GIRLS’ S. Nameth Standing: J Plourd, S. Nameth, K. Barrett, P Coatti, C. Remington Sitting: K Hixon, J Dowd, J. Fleury, S. Estee, D. Meyer. WINTER SPORTS IN ACTION . . . BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL A. Ouimet J. Ford Standing: Managers S. Egolf, P. Muska, M. Mandirola, A. Ouimet, M. Daniel, A. Das, G. Peppers, T. Mitchell, Coach Antello. Kneeling: J. Ford, G. Lyon, B. Boyd, J. Hollinger, M. Williams. Standing: Coach Barnes, D. Gloria, R. Prevost, J. Woodworth, J. Strole, J. Rub- ba, M. Fitzgerald, V. Rizzo. Kneeling: P. Horan, J. Muska, M. Meleski, C. Sullivan, E. Garner. 124 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL S. Casey f 3i J. Hoar Standing: J. Mariano, A Walter, D. Lingenfelter, R Newhall, D. Lathrop, C. Boyd, T. Vincent, Coach Travino. Kneeling: M Russell, D. Lee, M. Coggins, S. Casey, K. Bellmore, D. Grabowski, J. Hoar, Manager M. Clark. GIRLS’ K. Kling L. O’Connor Row: Coach Goodwin, E. White, J. Fleury, J. Lee, S. Hinckley, L. O’Connor, R Kosman, K. Palmer, Coach Banks. 126 Coach Smicrope, M Blake, T. Baumert, R. Miner, R. Klesczewski, S. Nigro, R. Long, S. Sabellico, A. Bennett, S. Hefflon, R. Sherman, P. Hoerner, Coach Osowiecki. Kneeling: J. Stewart, C. Lemanski, T. Rood, S. Gale, M. Morrison, R. Buckelew, K. Sansone, M. Jolie, B. Bellmore, E. Stolzenberg. Sitting: S. Krynicki, T. Lenayel, M. Berkley, K. Murzyn, S. Meunier, K. Dorn. CHEERLEADERS Top Row: B. Bennet, E. Magnuson, T. Keating. Bottom Row: M. Moody, N. Carrieri, J. Plourd, D. Case, T. Harris. Front: L. Plourd. 128 E. Magnuson Top Row: A. Glynn, M. Carney, P. Ryan. Middle Row: J. DiFelice, K. Muska, J. Maiolo. Bottom Row: N. Marc, E. Hale, A. Mason. 129 GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Nappier. Sitting: D. Fitch, G. Peretti, S. Naughton, J. McKennedy. Flynn 130 GIRLS’ JV Standing: Coach DeMarino, G. Peretti, K. Barrett, T. Markowski, J. Sherman, C. Burnell, J. McKennedy, T. Smith. Sitting: L. Schatz, A. Santos, C. Mariano, J. Dowd, D. Meier, K. Sullivan. VARSITY HOCKEY Standing: Coach Gunn, Coach Humiston, T. Tucker, T. Milligan, P. Frey, D. Galetta, B. Patterson, B. Austin, G. Heyse, D. Falotico, G. Hynes, L. Marinaccio, A. Caiazzo, Mgr. S. Galiatsos, Mgr. K. Smith. Kneeling: Coach T. Odierna, M. Schmidt, P Milligan, K. Formanek, C. Patsch, R DiGen- naro, D. Humiston, Coach J. Marinaccio. 132 %u G. Heyse T. Milligan JV HOCKEY B. Patterson Standing: J. Marinaccio, Coach D. Hynes, M. Schmidt, R. Bazzano, D. Falotico, B. Patterson, C. Unger, Coach Patsch, Manager G. Terry, W Wosko, G. Hinckley, C. Patsch, G. Hynes, Manager C. Marinaccio. 134 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Patty Rodney Suzy Egolf Andy Das and Susy White CLASS LOG Chapter One — Freshman Year. Once upon a time when we were an unruly class of eighth graders, knowing it w as high time lor a change, we journeyed across the parking lot to Suffield High School. With wide eyes we began to experience all that the high school had to offer. We looked up to the upperclassmen and waited in an¬ ticipation for the days when we, too, could drive to McDonald’s. We proudly displayed our new 1986 class jackets, around town and to Studio New York, our main source of entertainment. Here we danced to the sounds of Men at Work, Go-Gos, Rick Springfield, and Journey. Toward the end of the year, with a little experience behind us, we advanced from our freshman status and gladly accepted our new title. Chapter Two — Sophomore Year. Walking through the halls, we noticed that this year’s freshmen looked unusually young. Had we ever been so small? Our ring committee meetings kept us amused and we finally made our decisions and placed our orders. In Biology class, we dissected dead animals, with some reluctance (careful not to get frog juice on our new rings), and prayed for passing grades. Our class spirit shone through this year. We won “Deck the Halls’’ and we cheered our basketball team on with handfuls of confetti. Then came summer and, along with it, the mad dash to get our licenses. We had our first part-time jobs and learned how to be irresponsible with our new-found freedom. Chapter Three — Junior Year. Upperclassmen at last!! We enhanced our class treasury- by our candy sale. Using this money, we organized our very first prom. After much hair pulling, our theme was decided on. Mado nna started the slow dancing with “Crazy tor You. 4 This was the year we watched (with pride) as our basketball team won the state championship! After each winning game we loaded our cars and headed for Frankie’s, our favorite place to celebrate. When the celebrations died down, we became serious and prepared to take S.A.T.’s. Come June, we bid a tearful good-bye to our Senior friends, and the realization came that we were now the Seniors. We had reached the highest rung on the ladder. Chapter Four — Senior Year. After an adventurous summer, we returned to school “walking tall” with the knowledge that we were the ruling class. We started off the year by showing that we could work together by cooperating to create our 1986 Class Portrait. We filled out college applications and sent them off with crossed fingers. With prayers for acceptances in the back of our heads, we managed to forget our “senior stresses” long enough to have some serious fun. We danced up storms at our Senior Semi-formal and our prom. We sold magazines as our final senior class fund raiser and everybody proudly sported Weepies. Friendships strengthened as the date of our inevitable parting loomed ahead. Soon we were wondering where time had gone as the big moment arrived. With many memories, anticipations, fears, and dreams, we stood together as a class one last time and took that important step on graduation day. lid I .ItIt I I Addie” Adamick Yearbook 4, Madrigals 1, Ski Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Indoor Track 4, Project Care, AFS, Robed Choir A Can Baumert Girls Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Concert Band l, 2, 3; Symphonic Band 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Protect Care 2, 3, 4, Ambulance Technician 2, 3, 4; Yearbook, Asst Copy Editor 4; C.P.R. Instructor 4, Peer Educator 4 Bill Austin Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3; SSFL, Ring Committee, Jacket Commit¬ tee, Senior Prom Committee, Octoberfcst Committee; Senior Banquet Committee; Gradua¬ tion Committee, Pep Rally Committee Dave Binder Robed Choir 2, 3.4;J V Baseball 2 Marsh ' Ben ware Vo-Ag 1,2, 3, 4 140 Chuck Bridges J.V Socccf I, 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; J.V Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 4, Freshman , Basketball N icholasnickelbee Camen J.V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 141 Dare Case J V Cheerleading I; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Madrigals I, 2, 3. 4; NCCC Chorus 2, 3, 4; Divisional Chorus 3, 4; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3; Musicals 1, 3, 4; Children ' s Theatre 1, Stu¬ dent Council l, 3; Curriculum Council 3; Class President 2, Class Vice-President 1; Jacket Committee; Ring Committee; Jr Prom Committee, Sr Prom Committee, Senior Semi Formal Committee, Pep Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Octoberfcst 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook. Advertising Editor 4, Ski Club 1, 2, Protect Care 3, 4; Graduation Committee, Candy Sale Committee; Magazine Drive Committee Kristen Chamberlain Varsity Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3. Co-Captain 4; Musical I, Class President 1, Board of Ed Rep 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, C.lass Secretary 4, Jacket Committee, Ring Committee. Jr Prom Committee, Sr. Prom Committee, Yearbook. Sports Editor 4. Band 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Protect Care 4. Octoberfest 1, 2, 3, 4. Graduation Committee, Sr Banquet Committee. Spirit Night Committee 4. Library Aide 2, 4 7 Nelson Corriveau Varsity Soccer Manager 3; Yearbook 3, Softball 4 Fieeda Christian Stick ' ' Daniel Freshman Basketball. J.V Basketball I; Varsity Basketball 2, 3. 4, Cross Country 2; Track and Field 2; Yearbook 4; AV Club Treasurer 4. Training Band I. Concert Band 1, 2, Symphonic Band 3. 4, Jazz Band 2. 3. 4. Brass Ensemble 2. 3, 4, NCCC Band 2, 3, 4, Divisional Band 4, Robed Choir 3. 4; Musical 2, Madrigals I, 2, 3, 4 142 The Big D Das National Honor Society 3, 4; Jacket Committee, Octoberfest 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, 3; Student Council Rep 4; Ring Committee, As Schools Match Wits 2, 3, 4, CT High School Bowl 3; Jr Prom Committee; Candy Sale Committee; Freshman Basketball, SSFL 3, 4, Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Magazine Sale Committee, Senior Semi-Formal Committee Darrel Denomme Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, Protect Adventure 3, 4; Musicals 3, 4; Indoor Track 2 % r Vctte ' DeRamus Girls Track 1, 3, Manager 2; Audio Visual Club, Secretary 4; Yearbook, Assistant Photography Editor 4, Octoberfest 4, Library Aide 4 Karol en Deupree 143 Keith Devin ‘Devries Bnge Dion Symphonic Band 1,2, 3, 4; Conceit Band 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Protect Care 2 Krissy Dorn Girls’ Cross Country 2, 3; Girls ' Soccer; Girls ' Track 1, 2; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; By Thurs¬ day Literary Club 3, 4 144 Autumn Ducket Doo-Doo” Dyer Ski C lub 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey I; Tennis 2, 4, Musical 1, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Prom Committee; Candy Sale Captain, Project Care 1, 2, 3, 4; Robed Choir 1, 3, 4; Yearbook 4 Mike Evans ' Buddy ' ’ Dunn Soccer I; Track 3; Boys Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. Co-Captain 4; Ski Club 3, 4 Suzie ' Egolf Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, Vice-President 4; Class Treasurer 4, Class Rep 3; Stu¬ dent Council Rep 3; Octoberfest I, 2, 3, 4, Ring Committee; Candy Sale Captain; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr Prom Committee; Sr. Banquet Committee; Graduation Committee; National Honor Society 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, Boys J.V Basketball Manager 1, Girls ' J.V. Basketball Manager 2, Boys Varsity Basketball Manager 4; Musical 1; Children ' s Theatre 1, Project Care 3, 4; Peer Educator 3, 4; Spirit Committee 3, Chair¬ man 4 Danno Fakxico Hockey 3 145 CLASS 2 | t Milligan Manor TIM MILL or MICHAEL SMITH, who will I It s 11:30 A M TjNl 2th ,. 19%, and Suffidd is ail a-b MI S class ot 198( the opening ut an exclusive hotel, and a members begin to arrive at the scene, the Kent House. Ii will be dubbed rival of U S Sei worker DAN LALOTICO, architectural drafts renovation of thv new hotel. At last Ser “ — L Ing tail m his three-piece suit and 1 attire is his third wife, heiress MAF I K.1CKE, and TODD VIFTS. also with i mg the grounds fney enthusiastically and doa tymer LISA HUNT, embrace each oth ' er in gr? ERIK SCHMIDT, with MICHELLE RACINE and JXTTFTK Street Journal Standing behind the bench are accountants JON STEARNS, i ■HP ROBERTS, and JULIE HINCKLEY, trying to glimpse the latdj buspiessman BUDDY DUNN with his secretary, JEAN RYAN. Making their way into the hotel, led by the hotel s assistant administrator PAUL M U5ICV are Suttield’s own team o f medical profes-J [sionals: Dr DAVID McKENNEDY, Dr PATRICE MINER, bmjnedical engirt An 1|L A 1ENTZEN Dhi adJj INEWHALL, radiological technician JUDI OSOWIECKI, otad arainedic MICHELLE MEL lfNEY. The topic of their conversation is how P cure MICHELLE the bag lady’’ DeCHESSER’S sleep disorder. They are joined by pediatrician JAMIE STEWART, who is looking for [some stimulating medical discussion. I In the hotel ' s Linke-Demarest Lounge u-c find co owners CHRIS UNKhand qyor supplier BOB MARKOWSKI and bartender DAN LAWRENCE. Jr 1 bey are exuberantly discussing their four former classmates who are preparing the post-wedding entertainment, dancers LEEANNE PLQURp and ROND A KOSM ys rock star ROB KEMP and comedian DAVID SIMMONS The four had prepared a special occasion variety show tor the evening, Corporate law ggcutive MELISSA SCHWALBACH bounces into the lounge and sus down with the guys to tell them all about her law tirrtr w hfid- Jwtary DEE DEE DYER enters The two women embra e and start co talkalnjut the ir days as wen- j ches at the S.H.S. In one comet ofTe l Snge .« |.oastCuar.l Offi cer CARl BflOMERT, Mari nes STE PHEN RUSCZTW, and IYEM. MlRlNAC(H f and Annyo Ificrfs BILL NK(jilILLAN and TIM RUHL. The five are having a heated debate on which of he armed services has more to of¬ fer. Philosopher KAROLLN DEUPREE jumps into the conversation arui otters her opinion. All in the lounge are content to chat and mingle for mother hour bcfjflfe paring for the Wedding begins. Outside, strolling around the grounds, .ire tax consultant HEIDI NEW TON and S H.S. physical education teacher DAN PERI TTL They admire the landscaping cr ated by PAT MANFREDA, JELF FIT I ' CHFK, and BOB LeBLANG, and then walk into the gardens designed by SUE WADENKI LE and LATONIA LINDSAY. There the encounter former classmate KELLY GLYNN, who is presently the owner of the Chicago Bears. Surrounding her are the twenty-five muscular jocks that make up her team, the ' ‘Refrigerator’ among them. Standing a short distance away are beauty spa co-owners TRACY KOPACSY and TRACY BEDNAZ, eyeballing the beauty displayed in the garden, namely that which surrounds Kelly. : and RANDY DEMAREST sipping martinis with licensed li Delicious odors from the kitchen waft out over the guests as head chef JACKIE MOORE and her assistant, JOHN GREGORY, prepare the sumptuous wedding feast. Hotel restaurant manager MARCUS WILLIAMS pores over the wine list with wine connoisseurs ALISON HARDY and JOE HOCK Sitting in the Williams Restaurant catching up on Suffield gossip are TAMMY TACEY, cosmetologist BETTY ANN SHIMKO, veterinarian assistant LENORA WEBB, Vo-Ag teacher LAURA W1MPEHE1MER, and mechanical science teacher JOE NOVAK. In another comer of the restaurant are accountant MIKE WISLOCKI, farmers MARSHALL BENWARL, GARY BOHNER, and MARK ROSANSKY — all a captive audience for authors KRISTEN KLING and PATTY RODNEY. Patty is telling of her newest book: One Hundred And One Air T. Impersonations. Police officer MIKE EVANS also listens in amusement. On the back lawn, where the ceremony is to be held, pianist GARY HEYSE is setting the mood by playing one of his well-known original compositions. Standing up at the altar preparing their notes are Father DAVID FLASINSKI and his assistant, Deacon CHUCK LANGER. A feeling of growing excitement is in the air. Sitting by the champagne fountain are many of today’s “up and coming” athletic celebrities: Pro basketball star MICHAEL DANIEL, major league baseball player MATT MONETTE, U.S. world gymnast DARREL DeNOMME, AUTUMN DUCKER, and STEVE SULLIVAN, and All-Around world jock MEG GLIME. Child psychologists SUE VARHOLAK and Sue Winiarski, and mothers NIKKI CARRIERI and BRIGFTTE DION are discussing the theories of the effects of diaper rash on brain development, while chasing rheir lively broods up and down the hotel stairs. SUE WINIAR¬ SKI comments on MICHAEL GRAY’S beautiful artwork hanging on the hotel walls. KUM1 HORIKAWA, MATT HRYNIEWICZ, and PAM PIEPEL are also admiring the artwork. Social workers DAWN HULEVITCH and RENE MAYOTTE are downstairs at the main desk batting their eyes and trying to get dates with self-made millionaire CHUCK BRIDGES. However Chuck has eyes only for marketing whiz LINDA GRANGER, who is talking to f _L-_LM 1-L gGOLF, photographer ROXANNE HIN f ream rush u v« r rn interview the acttesi Ushei Vpkin r CHRIS CA1AZZO. JOHN KINGMAN, BILL AUSTIN, and ide, LF.EANNE CORF.. VEAU, TIFFANY NAMETH, LAURIE ore being seated on the bride’s side by usher Caiazzo. Chris is loudly ' As Schools Mar cl 1 992 Teacher of the Year, Laurie Palmer, give him a look of reprimand group of people are conserva RISSY DORN. the movie ‘Where the Boys Are — 1992,” starring opposite Richard Gere. Roving reporter SUZ1E rnaiists DORIS VILLOTA and THERESA KLOSEK, all members of an ABC news film director, to find out the real story” on Richard Gere. heiress Lutd when Marianne suddenly leaves her hus Jlnem of glances and a sly look directed towards Dicta rivate detectives ' ' HFRRY WILSON and DU WRIGHT, agriculturist KATHY make their entrance. Ms. RJ 3ENNARO, busini itants and Slwners of Chrisi JENNY is Pei - rsm n raid, KRISTEN OLAMBEKLAIN, is nef| unutes! Is this leright thing to do ' I mean, very ' time we even The groom is experiencing Wflar anxiety atdiks w ith his best r groom is experiencing Similar anxiety J Every time I dance with her my back is cramped lor a w eek — and groom are in thei ming dance t man, |wer l ITH WILD, rh.s ( horiT; reasons Father Flasin- h« r J- It i l k. k is seating Di n ' s i ir hi if K )l ' ll ADAMIC iff t the .ii.Ini I i.lDwing cl Hvi.iid m me tiuiit row .irt- pr | MILVAE.A row behind them ai TTAN.TIA HARR b, and GOH AMguestsar ii w seated dCMsing quart I he bride 1 can r U ve I’ll be Wtm ncTk mr at least a week I IS really it, Keith, but arc we the groom Oh, but I love him! So what, l love her! Let dhe groom and his best man tk their laces at the altar and art smiled upon by the holy twoson ski, and the music begins. GatyHcgt accompanies Broadway talent JILL LaGASSF. as she s H Kristen begins the w alk down the aisle and a few paces behind her are the bride and her beamiig farher. “What incredible gowns!” cry fashion designers DARCY CASE and ANNETTE GAYNOR. They turn to each other and r udiy con¬ gratulate themselves on the two beautiful gowns they jointly designed. Reaching the altar, the bride receives a kiss from her lather and is turned over to her husband-to-be. The music stops and Father Flasinski begins. , . _ .■ We are gathered here today — Two loud sobs are heard from the front row of the groom s side as Mr K. and Unde Jim fearfully embrace. Unde Jim, realizing they have created a scene, pulls out a box of M M’s to keep themselves quiet, and Mr. K. waves on Farher Flasinski to continue. ' Do you, ANDREW DAS, take Susannah to be your lawfully-wedded wife?” The groom nods his head and whispers “I do.” “Do you, SUSANNAH WHITE, take Andrew to be your lawfully-wedded husband?” “I. . BANG ' Before the bnde can reply, an extremely loud gun shot is heard. All heads whirl around to see where the shot came from. Stan¬ ding in back holding a pistol is Marianne Luda, and beside her, Jodie Adamick. The two women are smirking and Marianne shouts, Sorry to disturb this lovely occasion, people, but 1 have some pressing business to attend to with my husband.” Pat Watters stands up from his seat and cries, “No, Mare, don’t do it! Let’s discuss this rationally — does it have anything to do with my not letting you have any cats in our mansion?” “Sorry, Pat darling, it’s too late for talk.” The guests scream in terror as Marianne raises the gun, aims it at Pat s head and slowly squeezes the trigger. Just in time, detectives Sherry ' and Diane jump on top of her and knock the gun to the ground. Sherry whips out her handcuffs, and Marianne and Jodie are led away The guests breathe sighs uf relief, and the bride, fearful of any other delays, forcefully says “1 do!” “You may kiss the bride.” A burst of applause comes from the guests, and overhead a roar is heard Pilots JAY OSOWIECKI and MICHAEL DeVRIES are Hying airplanes with messages trailing. They .read: “I Love You, Susy” and ”1 Love You, Andy.” What a day! What a reunion! What an incredible class!! Slatch Glynn J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Vanity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr Prom Committer, Ski Club 1,2, 3, Treasurer 4; SSFL 3, 4; Ring Committee Kd Glynn Yearbook, Asst Layout Editor 4; Sr. Prom Committee; Sr. Banquet Committee; Gradua¬ tion Committee, Jr Prom Committee, Candy Sale Committee; Ring Committee; Jacket Committee; Madrigals 2, Robed Choir 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2; Prefect Care 1, 4, Octoberfest I, 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 3, Manager 2; Girls ' Vaniry Basketball Manager 2; J.V. Boys Basketball Manager 1, Pep Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Children ' s Theatre 1 Lynn Granger 149 Tia Ding Harris J.V Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Jr. Prom Committee Amber ' ' Herndon As Schools Match Wits 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 4, Vice-Presient 3, Exchange Student 4 Gary Heyse Chorus 1; Robed Choir 1; Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4; Training Band 1; Stage Band 2; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Octoberfest 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee; Candy Sale Committee; Varsi¬ ty Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee Julie Hinckley Yearbook 3, Layout Editor 4; J.V Cheerleading 2, Captain 3, Ring Committee; Field Hockey 4 150 Homdog ' Hoemer Indoor Track 3, 4; Outdoor Track 3,4, Cross Country 4 Matthew Hrymrwicz CLASS WILL JODIE ADAMICK leaves a buttle of ruot beer and the world s biggest bcM� to Mookie, iarsha to Leah, Mich a box of Goober ; Deed Pablo Piiuso; Roc hie 10 gallons of pinflj goo, a map to Wickham Park; gas money and a request that thc always stay friends She leaves her gum to John, and a jar of pick)- to I Viwuc, and the spirit |o stay young always. BILL AUSTIN leaves behind great memories of S.H. b ; 2 to the hockey team, and all the fun times he and his friends had during ins . cars at S H.S He leaves all of the empty rolls of tape to Mrs Egolf; but most of all, he leaves the spirit of R AM BILL MARSHALL BENWARE leaves behind Jeff, his best friend, .uid evetyooe else: Wade, Beth, Mike, Spanky, Varmit, Dawn, Jolin, Rosey, BB Bohner, and Steve. He le.. Mr Griffin a bunch of bananas; and to Mrs Holloway a bunch of troubles. See ya all. NICOLE BOLL1GER leaves S.H.S. with a lot of great memo ics She leaves Mr K with an organised AL class, besi of luck to all future cheerlcadco, basketball oachf s an. I i fJ teams, and lots of luck and success to Spooey, Kcl T , Dons, Jen, and Heid. R member — it s all right ro live it up if you can live it down! LISA BREW leaves, remembering all the great times with Tiff, Nikki. Becky, and Dee, with a heart full of love to them all, and thanks for making t vervihing the I I . leaves Sho, a In end forever, good luck; and love and the best of times to Paul. CARI BAUMERT leaves Tracy D. the courage to handle Mike W . M M., T S., K E , J.L., B Y., to be friends, K P to studmaster. Paul M . Jeff H . K.u rn P and Qup S to h | fun volunteering’ ; Tony to anyone who can put up with his sense ot humor. Jeff W. to handle Michde D.; Mrs Corcoran honors classes to any I .t |m � plc .md i. is M } ' ' weekends for the classes to come CHARLES BRIDGES leaves fill to J.E., his parking spot to w hoever is qualified to use it, the weekends to G and Melon; a transmissi .r and a car m k I his now to Mr n...i ife; . a Chevy Camaro to Mr. Grous. and thanks for the memories and good times, to thefcang. CHRIS CA1AZZO leaves his brother Adam the scamper; a soccer ball to Grace; Ocean Beach to next year s class NIKKI CARRIERl leaves SufTield High School with many good memories and incnds. She leaves the ladies in the bathroom Shannei Buzzard and Miss , ro in happy her friends, all the happiness in the world, a nde to school with Petkovich; and a lot of great memones in the Nova She leaves special friendships 10 Tiffany, Lisa, and Becky, But of all, she leaves a lifetime friendship with Buckwheat. W H _ j ki DARCY CASE leaves hand in hand with Ian, all the fun memories with IJU, KC, B, KEG. JM. SE. HN. P X KW , CF. JK, CL. MG, LD MS, and everyone else, Melissa nh the nickname of Yoda, the summer of ' 85; our popoid from Mickey D; a wink, all Irt love and many, many more grear times to Ian. KRISTEN CHAMBERLAIN leaves Mr. Picard all her great ideas so he can sleep nights ' , Sue Alers to put up wirh von-know-who, and Im-m of luck in Ficki i ey. l Johnson her sales slip from Cape Cod, the tenms ream to Kathy and Susie, ami great rUemoncs with K G., S F 7? M . D C , and H N. __ LEEANNL CORRIVEAU leaves many thanks and all her love to her family and iriends for their suppjMft during inf senior year, sj ccial memories t Buckwheat, and dianks for the special friendships ot Michelle, Rene, and Amy She leaves thanks to Mr. C, Mr Fuller, and Mr Gregor for their su Ifoorr. her D period English . lass to Danny, George, S tuart and Brian, and to Mrs. Novak, Miss Nappier and Mr. Ani llu, her half year with triple gym. STEPHEN DALLESANDER leaves Vo-Ag to anyone who would take it. J ANDY DAS leaves all his love to Susy, PW walking on the wild side, SFL memories to all those who survived, and a pat .1 rhe Lac k u Lance, who almost didn t. Ha leaves a nde in the Getaway car to Pete, Pat, Craig, and Chilly, knit most importantly he leaves fantastic mem ries of great tunes with all his Iriends and dianks to one and all! MICHELLE DECHESSER leaves with recollections of the fun she had with Sue, Jodie, Eric, Bryan, ime, Leah, and Carolyn, a case of J D. tor Goober, Siouxie and New Ordtr for Bryan, some everlasting gum for Sue V ., a mirror for Carolyn; and thinking that punk is an overused word. YVETTE DeRAMUS leaves her memorable 7 years to P.C students and S H.S.; a picture of Philip Michael Thomas to Patty; all her advice to Tonia, fun and laughs to Annette, a big hug to Mr. and Mrs. Roy. Mr Gregor, and Mrs Williams, and a hilarious hm ride ro Marcus, Mike, and I rish LORI DiGENNARO leaves S H.S. with many memories, thanks to Meg and I imm who have always been her closest buddies — the foursome will always have each other She leaves love ya ' s and thanks to N.C., D.M., T N , B R., and L B. for die fun times in ()ffice Procedures, a soccer season she 11 never forget to Mr. G, and good luck to Rob, and till those who have been so dear to her. KRISTINA DORN leaves paranoia to schizophrenics, ok! G.D. paraphernalia to Karo D and Danny, almost uodung to nearly everyone, superficial regrets to S.S., D.S . and M S , a rapidly expanding universe to an inconsequential god; and SufTield to anyone interested in apathetic monotony AUTUMN DUCKER leaves P D. all the lessons he can handle, lots of thanks, love, and luck to her friends She leaves S.J. $ 15.00 plus interest — take care, guys She also leaves to Brian many thanks for being there. MICHAEL IVVRIES leaves his sister Tracey nothing, a can of 7-Up to P C.; and to J.T. and G.G . a block of wax to fight over DEEDEE DYER leaves the dream of the Palomino Hussies to Mr K, lawn and lush parties to Alan, Terr. Pat, Amy, and Jim, if he can handle it; a real set of skis and many fun memories to Jason, the March Gras to Rich, a dark Italian woman smoking a cigar, dressed in black, to Mr Pacocha; Erik Marc with his own ‘87 line of clothing, and Bob L. with a guilty conscience and a shoe kix filled with bunny fur. But most of all, she leaves SHS with the greatest friends and memones anyone could ask for. SUZIE EGOLF leaves .ill of h r prescriptions for valium and chill Pills to J.K., P.W., Mr K. and J.G.; a taped episode of Fnday Night Videos to H N. so they both can watch the whole thing, all of their good times to anyone who can handle them; a boat to K W , a brown Olds to K C.; a broken triangle to D.C.; a new night to J M. — That ' s not the way to do it! ' . Melissa at Food Bag, memories of Europe to K G., S.W., and A.J., Field Hockey to K H., S.A (picky), A.H , A F , and K.K., All her love to her mom and friends, gotxi luck to Joey — he 11 need it, thanks to P.C., and a pumpkin in a bowling alley to Meg! MIKE EVANS leaves with a smile. CRAIG FRICKE leaves Mr Greg or all the money he owes him, and many thanks for the last four years, and Mark and Pat. thanks for all the good times. ANNETTE GAYNOR leaves all her books to the lucky underclassmen; her clothes to the newest fashions that will enter S.H.S ; she leaves her brain she didn ' t use, but should have; she leaves love and affection to the upcoming generation She leaves all her time to the place where she’ll use u MEG GUME leaves Kim M., Sue E , Gina P . Moe, Sue N , and Jaydem to carry on the tradition of all the wonderful jokes — terrorizing Mr G, and Kim and Stacy to make all the goals. She leaves all the good rones that she had to Dana with hopes that she has as many ' KELLY GLYNN leaves M.O.C. 10 no one, M M s to S B , parties to Suzie (Scuzi and Grazi), A cherry hk a maid to Heidi; to Jen, another Wednesday night and some personal paper, to K.C. a new car, a new guardrail, a two-person relationship to Dare, to Nicole a trust me. and the best of luck to Amy, Kath, Brian, and Kem She leaves thanks to Mrs E, S E J M , D.C. (I.U.), N.B , K.C , H N , (D P ) P W (the snake), J K , P G , C.C., M G , and all the rest, 50 million of everything to everyone, and the best summer yet to come (if possible) to the class of 1986! PETE GLYNN leaves Pat and Fnck a can ot paint and a pair of hgtokutts, Mrs Egolf, an empty chair in her office, Mr K. a flack jacket. Phil to Joey Egolf; and ro Mr C. good. luck with the remaining 8 Glynns. JEAN GREGORY leaves as one of the first (� rego«f l ’s to graduate from SHS. Mr C with no one to collect the absentees or answer the phones A period, anj she leaves with memories of all the good times she had at SHS. f¥) - JOHN GREGORY leaves Mr Call of his late notes, and many good times with J R., D.H., W.R., and J.M ALLISON HARDY leaves Debbie making trouble; Jason on the slopes; Kim at the House of Tang paying the tip. Ketchup wondering how he got the nickname of a squashed tomato; Rick late for dinner, and SHS with a song in her heart T1A HARRIS leaves S.H.S. as the last of du Harrises; to Mr. C, no more late notes; thanks to Amy, Lilian). Nuuk, Lisa, and Dons for all the great times of the past four years, Amy to find someone else to help her to get oft the dumpster, telling Nicule not to forget all those nights at Springfield College, bhe leaves die best ot luck to Amv and Lisa next year; and to Tim, thanks for being there when she needed him! PAUL HOERNER leaves Coach Sinicrope a pair of worn training shoes, the thnll of victory, and his friendship; he leaves the S H S legacy of good distance runners, with hopes that it will continue; he leaves memories of his friends, and all of their great times. MATT HRYN1EW1CZ leaves his text books to ail students, and his shortness to any small underclassman. DAWN HULEVITCH leaves to join Drew in the real world; Vo-Ag to anyone who wants it, fun times at S.H S. to Jeff, Wade. Beth, Barbie, Elaine, and the rev of h fiends. ANDREA JENTZEN leaves with memones of awesome shopping sprees and cats to Susy; Europe to Suzie, Kelly, Susy, Andy, and Jeff; ASMW to Scott, Co-Op to the future class of 87; and finally a collec rioo of fond memories. ROB KEMP leaves a worn path to his house; desks to deep on, and memories of ail the good rimes. KRISTEN KL1NG leaves a director ' s chair to Mr IVard; school s TS. THERESA KLOSEK leaver her sister Kath , the memories of being in S.H S : know ing the heartaches they shared really paid off in rhe end She wishes the best of luck to Kathy and Laura, thanks to Mr R oh land Thom j� son for all his help and consideration — fie was more of a friend than a counselor, thanks to Mr C and the entire staff She leaves, know¬ ing she enjoyed her four years, and she hopes that her sister Kathy dues too. HH V RONDA KOSMAN leaves to Mr. Thompson all her uncorrected drawings, all her running shoes to her running coaches; to Lon O Connor all tier BioU|y notes, and her place as captain for when she is a senior “ JILL LaGASSE leaves Marianne counting idiotic responses, Jay $200.00, Roxanne in Boston screaming about Sodium, Susie, a map of CT; Kim. a dancing hall on the waterbed, Mr Picard, all the gossip we censored; K, an empty and quiet S.S.O.; and to P, FINESSE” MIKE LICHSTEIN leaves Slasher Daii , Mayhem and Destruction to Dave A bare; all his Iron Maiden records to Larry DcRoiser; front row sears to an Acrusmith concert with backstage passes for Rob Kemp, football cards fdr Pat Watters, K.ith Wild, and Craig Fricke, Billy Holbrook, a hole in one, Mr. Gregor, a cup of ‘fresh coffee; his locker ro Mike Gray; some respect for Scott Nigro. Finally, he leaves to all the Metaiheads in Suffiekt: Turn it Up! LATONIA LINDSAY leaves lots of love and good times to the Project Concern girls to Lenom she leaves times of laughter, to Annette, times of joy, to Patricia, many memories, I spirit fur those who need it, the mechanical Universe forever, Mr NX ' alat a nice day and a flower, and a new job to 152 [rr cm- s d .i r.,v.,ri,,n M„ |. ,ws 5 rftc a punch in tht eye for plu k g her nerves, (just kiddir, She hopes to leave a memory of herself � n then hearts and minds IS I INK! Ir.iw S Ills Musi.mg m M.ttk ' i Auto futt. AN I LU IA I ! ' • ' Inis tu r . Iden shovel with the hopes that h« U use it; the phone in her n m to Jeff for all of his marathon phone calls (only while she’s away); and Blr.oc S U.S. wifh 111 .itiv v.m.h inendsihd memories —lANl M AIOI.O l .iws lots of good mho and parrying to her sister. Buzzard, Flcabine a touch tone light for his truck and to Jay a wake-up special. She leaves many thanks to ndslyr in.iking fhesejrears memorable mds peciaf espe i illy to Nikki for an unforgettable friendship. IlFVf MAYOni li.iws mu. h i| |nxiatiori to her family f their love and support; all the beautiful memories and many more to come, a giant hug and kiss, eternal ak.iiefuiness, . cikIi m plv , artier uj Micheli .i ' D onkey poster to Tiffany; a gift cenificace to Food Mart and much love co Leeannc; many thanks to all her friends, an ' vmies i M.r b(’ ' isn t H ky, in bet years at mffuld High and always — lluvya.ktd! plU S M A .-rs fti, MigSilvcr ciiR.K.jiuv .1 life i rations to H.P. and M.R.; an interview with Lovecrafc to J.T., lots of old gaming scuff for M.C. ' s collection, and IAK K I I Ml 11 K l ivrs | n ,,n Hi ' )!Sl lit with ho. fet ( t pajamas; all the Arbyettes to Matt, and a Husker national title, some shrimp and bongo music to Jason to pet him go¬ ing. .C • ■ his Id locker He leave his tew hers, and a call on line four MB HI I I f Mil ANl Y iv. s fur I « kerru anvunr who tan remember rhe combination, Mikev Mike to whoever can figure him out; her classes io anyone who w«nu iue n;Jcff n Mi i i. his. w n, I I tosurvive his • nior vcaijJ B FT K.P, to keep the schedule filled; and all the smiles, tears and laughter stirred up, to the classes to come. I I i M 11 ■ i ••• jPA I H I I M ■ I « i. e. i n fines .in.l J.Hi I • |lir f - ' ' l� k i A S.M.W., sunshine on a rain day ro Mr . O D, dancing to Judi O, long bus rides to Tim, memories of work to Suzy; thanks to MS, AJ, LP. KK MM I M t . I Ml l ). GP; memor ts of) eropeto Aaron, Mike, and A.J.;agood breaking oif point to Mr Walat; and smiles foreveiyone JINND Ml KH A ' i i« .m I wv- lu k i ul success KL K.G., D.C.. H N md S E —and the memories of all the great times they ' ve had!! A pumpkin to Meg, spare car keys n Su H MU .luring thfnew 3 ‘«-ars Mrs. B with niemorics of the Ope, and fond memories of her years together to Tom, with rhe hope for many more 143!! I PA l I Ml s h A li s all his go� � memories to I racy h and Kim W, all rhe headaches and ulcers he gave P ' through rhe v ms; 11 his teachers to the upcoming Muskas . lespn tally ( hrissu ' rill I ASA N AMI I H leaves with a lu aft full of l«� vt and memories with all lief friends, especially Lis.., Nikki, Dee, Tia, and Bcikjg, because they ' ll never be forgotten She thanks ih.i t.� r .ill fh« laughs sh« kav e%to I Veg a uni l -, she leaves M -belle and Rene co party, and Mr C one last hance She to Sho, best little sis there «, the best of luck with evt rv thing she .l. «s Irish die disH ' inks for ail the good times, class 1 H6 lyi i .ml W MALL leaves Michael Y with great r nef and memories, .uid tlu gang with love and happmev for the future; her parents and teachers with thanks for helping her through the past four years by being her fnends She leaves Rick the hope that he will enjoy SHS as ' In Milligan tradition, to Dana D. the wonderful rimes that they had, and he leaves the wonderful S H.S. hockey team illotthc faculty and administration, espcially Mr and Mrs. Roy. Mrs C, and Mrs O ' D, archery memories to Brian, cheers to Hk is she did; She leaves Chip with many memories of the pair, and many more to come But most of all. she leaves a sparkling rainbow and a smile for everyone. HEIDI NEWTON leaves Puky with miles to run, and all the fun with I M., S.E , K G., and K.C. to anyone who tries to match it f naliy she leaves with all her memories and thanks to e veryone, especially Dan. for great high school years JAY OSOW1ECK1 leaves J.L with a way to look at the bright side and a ile to match, R H , a new way to amuse twrVfbyd ,ng nothing, and everything, K.W . with a strawberry ice drink. D S , a pack of Wim-of-inints and the keys to his car, B M , a place to watch the sunset with tht • wledge that I ' m sitting there with him; A.R , the memory of turn yrars of ocher mischief. GORDON PEPPERS leaves SHS with thanks for the fun memories. Hr leaves Greg Lyon his ball-handling skills and Jeff Strole his speed; Nicole Orr with love and thanks for be¬ ing a really great friend, a great time m Spanish to Pam Coatn He leaves Coach Gator with many headaches and good luck for his 86-87 basketball season He leaves Jennifer Stone and Sarah Makoski with thanks for being good friends. He leaves Melodie Moodie and Dana St George with love and happiness from classes together and for their friend¬ ship He leaves Mike Daniel and Marcus with a good friendship; and the high school to the SHS Basketball team DANIEI. PERETT1 leaves Gilbert with Maureen, Kim, and Gina to put up with for another year MICHELLE RACINE wishes the best of luck to a couple of okl friends ' . N.C., T.N. D M.; she leaves an A in English to Rita, too many unused absences for Dan, a stuffed turkey breast for Iecanne; all her love ro Rene for helping her to become a happy and caring person, just as she is; and all her love to Jimmy for being there to share her happiness Than Guys!! BI ( k ) Kt BERTS leaver utlickl High School with no regrets, a lot of good times, a lot of good friends, and lots of luck to her brother Chits. PATTY RODNEY leaves her royal name (Princess DO to anyone who wishes to take it, but please use it seriously To Mr Dennis, Mrs Susie. Mrs Beatrice she leaves her memont-s. laughter and good times She leaves peace, even though she knows that it won ' t reign in Suifieki High JEAN RYAN leaves SHS )oyfuily to continue the rest of her life She leaves with fond memories of all her friends, especially those special times she shared with Sue. She leaves much thanks to ail her teachers who made a difference, especially Mrs. S. Smith, who helped her through the bad times in Algebra. Thanks also to all her business teachers, par¬ ticularly Mrs Sr nook a, for leading her in the right direction. She leaves good luck to her sister Pam, and future happiness to all her fnends MELISSA SCHWALBACH leaves a mangled fender to K.C; with thanks to C.B., B D with a flat tire and thanks for a WONDERFUL ski tnp 1985!!! She leaves the Cove to AG, B.D.. P D , AH, and Vanessa Bouvier Rothschild; D.C. with what she wants, K.W. and C.B , their own gun club; S.V., with great memories of Maine Summers (esp. Steve ( and Todd S ), and the W all to A F . AH. K.P . and D F BETTY ANN SH1MKO leaves Mike Wathado, her oldest friend in school, only good memories and an urge not to skip any more. She leaves Mr K many happy thoughts of 1985 psyi h class Also, the two greatest women in the office, many more long and happy years. Good luck, underclassmen ' DAVID SIMMONS leaves his closet and his harem to Mike Chapman. He leaves one case of strawberry soda to J.C.T , a ll of the death muues he can kill; Greg Goodrich one pock« i flame thrower and a can of gasoline; and Rob Long all of the weirdness he can deal with JAMIE STFW ' AKT leaves Jaime her cross country place cards, and Lon O Connor and Terry Steams, a great year of fun and running. She leaves Lon looking at those male runners at the big meets. She also leaves a ticket for Mr Pacotha to go to Broadway to see the showfs) of hts choice DAWN TRAINOR leaves all her memories and best wishes to her best fnend, Betty Boop SUE VARHOLAK leaves ail her thoughts and poems to Bryan, Jdl-O and a straw to Eric; and all her rhanx and love to Rich. Dan, Krista, and the Gang PAT W ' ATTERS leaves Mr K a flack jacket for his great SSFL career, Mr. Roy, a crushed 7-Up can, Mr Walat, a bo of strontium and a good breaking off point, Suzie, a box of valium. Andy, to take a walk on the wild side, Keith, a clean Pair of B V D s, his brother Kevin, a can of paint and some brushes, to continue with the hope that he does not get caught, the fish, one more Boston trip to N.U , and to Beth, a big 145 and thanks for the good times LENOR A WEBB leaves all her joy to Mrs Williams, all the good fun she had with Project Concern, and all the good times she had with Carol in C period Math. SUSY W ' HITE leaves a real estate sign to Andy and Kristen with hilarious memories attached, fabulous times in Europe to Andrea, Suzie, and Kelly, six monkeys to Melissa (equipped with typewriters, of course), fun tim«-N m the Bullet to Batman, and a motorist s prayer to Melissa and Andrea She leaves all her love to Andy, many hopes that Elizabeth and David will rnjov HS mm h is sh« lid, and thanks to everyone who shared her happiness with her KEITH WILD I .is. s s. li. M.l vs it h some rr.it times, he leaves Melissa the gun dub story; Andy the DAS VAN and many thanks for one Saturday night. He leaves the SSFL and hopes lor a quick r� r� � very lor Lauct Aiwotih 11 leaves thanks and some great times to Andy, Craig, Pat, John. Pete, Chns, and the long lost Chilly Willy SHERR i NX I1M )N k-aves her small locker to any junior who wants it; the D.B. list to Mr. C, Mrs Porter and imaginative writing to Louis, her good and bad memories to Mr Fuller; some samrv to Mr. Pacotha; chewed up reeds and her favorite piano to Mr Migliore; her personality to Stacy Golden, her strength and power to Kim Hawkins, pork fned rice to Mrs. Barr ' md finally, her old age and broken bones to Mrs. Metz. LAURA wTmPFHI IMFR leaves millions of thanks to Mr. G, Mrs. H, Mrs D, and of course Mr J for all the support they ' ve given her Dawn H., many thanks for being the best Itiencl anyone could hav ro So- E , the gavel (use it well, my friend); to Greg}., more years on the bus; to Mr. M, the pitchfork her brother forgot to leave. She leaves all Vo-Ag students lots j( tbankS|.lovi, and emfuisiastn. SUSAN IN1AKSK1 leaves IV il ith three wishes, Jill, a map of Connecticut, Louis and Jeff with best wishes for a fine future together, Jodie, two sheets of typing paper, Jean, a smile; Marianne holding Kirn v Icadi, K unne with a hug that means forever, Kim, her very own lip gloss and deodorant; Judy, a rain drop and a Monday. Judi, her love, and a sunrise for the fab five JEFF WOODCOCK leaves the meimmcs of IFF to Andy, Sue. and Chris, Jason, a bottle of K, Guido to cany on at sweeper, he leaves thanks to Andy and Sarah C. for coming to all the home soccer games, co hts parents for putting up with the noise, and to everyooe who has helped him dunng these past four years. TOM WOODRUFF leaves happily! BRIAN WRIGHT leaves Mike R rhe hoard of thieves KIM MI K LY W( iRCF’vTl R leaves; much love tu D. J Picard, a terrific man, an inspiration, and a fnend May he stay on top of all the din and find peace and fulfillment in the path ahead ui turn naov ' motional, happy, hard, rewarding moments to Suzene, Anne-Mane, Jillery, and Rock-Rock, in hopes that one day they should all meet with each ocher and be wild once aa. m, fond r .cmories of the Big Chill six, the hope that someday she will get to know Tunmy Milligan better, another B period 101 section to Larry Katulka and many great ralk about th rave , no more telephone wars with Do-Ox-Up (unul she comes home), and as many gn at experiences to Scott in Suffield as she has had, much love to four of her favorite senior men — Chnstian Andrew, Paul M , William Snow, and Jay wet-willie ' Osowiecki: succos to all. IAN URCH leave ' , hand in hand with Darcy, with all the memories and good rimes they ' ve had; his best friend Chuck to have a good future, and to remember all the good times He leaves CB, DC, JK, PYi, PG, KC, MS, KG. and JD and everybody else with many shared memories. He leaves memontb f the summer of ' 85 and the popoid from Mickey D s, JE to take care of Fill, a hug all hi love and good times to come with Darcy. Thanks, guys, for all the good memories DAWN HERNIhON leaves Mr Corcoran, all G ' s. Mrs. O’Donnell, Mrs Kinney, Mr Duni. Mr. Thomas, and Mts. Cigal her love, and their relief that she is finally gone. To Aurora, she leaves uin mbrance of Amber, Auroia Knl ncu, The Bod, J-O-phile, Friday nights and Sham us This advice runember. Mr Thomas, cramming ' poster “Sunshine Hunt Andrea Jenczen Student Council 3; Liaison Committee 3; NCCC Leadership Conference 3, CFSC Con¬ ference 3; Curriculum Council 3; Natinal Honor Society 3, 4, Laurel Girls State 3, CT Summer Congressional Internship 3; As Schools Match Wits 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Ring Committee; Candy Sale Inventory Chairman and Captain, Magazine Drive Commit¬ tee; TAG Advisory Committee 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Sr Prom Committer, Pep Rally Committee 1, 2, 3. Octoberfest 1, 2. 3, 4, Language Department Evaluation Committee 4; Ski Qub 1, 2, 3, 4, NCCC Band 2; Training Band 1, Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, Musical I; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys J.V Basketball Manager 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, Manager 3 “Kinger Kingsman Soccer 1. 2, 3. 4; J V Basketball 2, 4; Varsity Golf 1. 2. 3. 4 Rob Kemp 154 Kristen Kling National Honor Society 3, 4, Children s Theatre 1; J.V Basketball Manager 1; J.V Field Hockey 1; Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3. Manager 4, Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4; Varsity Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, Liaison Committee 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2; Madrigals 1, 4, By Thursday Literary Club 3, 4, Ski Club 1,2, 3, Board of Ed Rep 3.4 Jillery LaGasse Robed Choir 1, 2, 3. 4, Children s Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4; Laurel Music Camp 1, Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; NCCC Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 2, 3. 4, Ring Committer, State Drama Comp. 3; Yearbook 3, Co-Literary Editor 4, Divisional Chorus 3, 4, Rep to Arts Council 4 Pasta Kotman Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Girts’ Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 1,2 155 ' Marc” Lucia Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Rally Committee 1; Octoberfest 3, Musical 3; Varsiry Baseball Manager 3, Yearbook 3, Ediioc-in-Chief 4, Children ' s Theatre Stage Manager 4, National Honor Society 4 Elvis Manfreda FFA, Jr. Treasurer; Sr. Reporter 3, 4; Christmas Sale Committee 2 “Buckwheat” Maiolo Ski Qub 2, 3. 4; Softball 4 Lyell Marinaccio Protect Care 3, 4; J.V. Hockey 1; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Library Aide 1, 2; AFS 4; Peer Educator 3, 4, Octoberfest 3, 4 Rene Mayotte 157 MOST POPULAR Pat and Meg BEST DRESSED Marcus and Annette •lUMWIil HIGH SCHOO PTbahd v I CLASS MUSICIANS Mike and Sue CLASS MOST TALKATIVE Pat and Suzie CLASS EYES Kelly and Craig CLASS ARTISTS Marianne and Gary 158 CLASS COUPLE and MOST OPTIMISTIC Andy and Susy CLASS JOCKS Meg and Timmy CLASS INDIVIDUALISTS Brian and Sue CLASS THESPIANS Bill and Kim BALLOT DONE MOST FOR CLASS Suzie and Michael FRIENDLIEST Lon and Pat MOST STUDIOUS Patrice and Jeff BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Pat and Melissa CLASS FLIRTS Gordon and Darcy AFS 2, 3. 4, Project Care 2. 3, 4 Goober Me Kennedy Bill McQuillan Indoor Track 1, 2; Outdoor Track 1, 2; Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Brass Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Festival 3, 4; Children s Theatre 2, 3; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 Timmy Milligan Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Madrigals 1; Robed Choir 1; Chorus 1; All-State Hockey 3, 4, Class Rep. 1; Student Coun¬ cil 1 Project Care 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3 B.U.F. Milvae Trisha Miner CPR Instructor 4, MRT 4, Laurel Girls ' State 3; CT Summer Internship Program 3; Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium 3; As Schools Match Wits 2, 3, 4; CT High School Bowl 4, Pep Rally Committee 1; Ring Committee; Candy Sale Captain, Lab Assistant 2; Trivia (championship 3; Deck the Halls 2 Matt Monette Jackie Moore Jenny Murray Robed Choir 1, Yearbook 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government 1, 2, Student Council Secretary 3, 4, Co-Chairman Prom Committee 3, 4, Ring Committee; Musical 1; Candy Sale Committee, Jacket Committee, Ocroberfest Committee 1, 2, 4, Magazine Committee, Field Hockey 1, 2, Deck the Halls 1, 2, 3, 4, Spint Committee 1, 2; Liaison Committee 3, 4, Pep Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Concessions 3, Leadership Breakfast 1, 2, 3, 4; Protect Care 4; Sr Banquet Committee, Graduation Committer, Jacket Committee Beezer Bagiev Muska Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4, Divisional Choir 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4, NCCC Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Jacket Committee. Ring Committee; Jr Prom Committee; Sr. Prom Committee, Octoberfest l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 4, J.V Soccer 1, 2, 3; J V Basketball 1, 3, Captain 2; Laurel Music Camp 3, 4; Spirit Night Committee 4 ' Tiff ' Nameth 161 Judy Newhall Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2; Musicals 1, 3; Student Director 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Girts ' Gymnastics 1, 2; Girts ' Track 1; Field Hockey Manager 2; Am¬ bulance Technician 2, 3, 4; Jr Prom Committee; Jacket Committee; Senior Semi-Formal Committee; Yearbook, Copy Editor 4. Heidi Newton Jacket Committee; Octoberfest 1, 2, 3, 4; Deck the Halls 1, 2, Candy Sale Committer, Jr Prom Commute, Sr. Prom Committer, Class Rep. 3; Student Council 3, 4 ’ Treasurer 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, Musical 1, Governor s Youth Action Conference 4; NCCC Conference 3; Yearbook, Assistant Sports Editor 4, Spirit Committee 3; Fundraising Committee Chairman 4; Ski Qub 2; Children s Theatre 1. “Smokin ' Joe” Novak Basketball 2; Vo-Ag 3 Judi Osowiecki Cross Country 1, Cross Country Manager 2, 3, 4; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee; Choreographer Musicals 3, 4; Varsity Baseball Manager 3, 4; Octoberfest 2, 3,4, Ambulance Technician 4. Farmer Ouimet Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Cross Country 3, 4; Track and Field 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 3; J V. Baseball 1; Freshman Basketball; FFA Jr. Vice-President 2; FFA Treasurer 4; Boys ' State Governor 3; National Honor Society 4. 162 Laurie Palmer Library Aide 1, ( oncert Band I; Symphonic Band I, 2, 3, Musical 1. Pep Rally Committee I, 2, Candy Sale Cxjmmittee; Ring Committee, Junior Prom Committee; Chorus 1. Robed Choir 3, Girls Varsity Tennis Manager 2, 3. Senior Prom Committee; Boys ' Varsity Basketball Manager 4, Training Band 1; National Honor Society 4. Peppy Peppers __ J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 4 Brian Penland Varsity Hockey I, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Danny Peretti Junior Prom Committee, Octoberfcst 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Golf 3, 4, Yearbook 4 Hockey 1,2, 3.4 Pekker Petkovich 163 ‘Princess Di Rodney Track 1, 2, 4; AV 4, Class President 4, Vocal (Ensemble) 3, 4; Musical 4, Library Aide 4; Magazine Drive Committee, Octobcrfest Committee 4. Rosey Rosansky 164 Steve Rusezyk ■ ' Jeannie ' ' Ryan Robed Choir 1, 2, 3. 4, Madrigals 1. 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1.2, 4; Project Care 2, 3. 4; Oc- toberfest Committee 3, 4; Center for Creative Youth 2, Laurel Music Camp 3; Children ' s Theatre 4 V — ' Anne Sangiovanni Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 B A. Shimko Office Aide 2, 4; Library Aide 2 Smitty Smith Class Vice-President 3, Class Rep V, Student Council Rep. 2, 3; J V Soccer 1, 2, 3; Fr Basketball, Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Jr Prom Committee, Co-CChairman, Octoberfest Chairman 2, 3; Liaison Committee Chairman 2, 3; Tennis 1, 3; Pep Rally Committee 1, 2, 3; Memorial Committee 2, 3; Deck the Halls (Committee 1,2, 3; Ring Committee, (Candy Sale Commit¬ tee; Jacket Committee, Welcoming Committee 3; Volleyball Tournament Chairman 2, 3 Melissa Schwalback Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Concert Band 4, Madrigals 4, Recorded Ensemble 1, Varsity Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Ring (Com¬ mittee, Jr Prom C ommittee, Candy Sale (aptain, Sr Prom Committee, Washington Workshop 3. Ski Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4, Project (are 2, Deck the Halls 3, NCCC Chorus 2 Jon Steams 166 £ Valedictorian — Patrice Miner • Salutatorian — Kristen Kling p Harvard Book Prize — Laurie Palmer Yale Book Au ard — Andrea Jentzen F Trinity Book Award — Andrew Das ; Dartmouth Club Book Award — Arthur Ouimet Briaru ood College Book Award — Rita Christian Colby Book Prize — Kristen Kling i, . Al. Owen Jr. Prizes — Patrice Miner, Jeff Woodcock WAmerican Legion Boys ' State — Michael Smith, Arthur Ouimet (Governor of Boys ' State) Laurel Girls ' State — Patrice Miner, Andrea Jentzen DAR Good Citizen Award — Susannah White Rotary Club Citizenship Award — Laura Wimpfheimer, Michael Smith, Andrea Jentzen, Keith Wild Highest Achievement in Earth Science — Patrice Miner Highest Achievement in Biology — Patrice Miner Highest Achievement in Chemistry — Patrice Miner Bausch and Lomb Company Prize — Patrice Miner Delmar F. Sisson Memorial Prize for History — Patrice Miner Computer Graphics Award — Keith Wild BASIC Programming Award — Patrice Miner Excellence in Algebra I — Michelle Racine Excellence in Algebra II — Arthur Ouimet Stanley Straka Geometry Award — Patrice Miner Connecticut Business Week Scholarship — Michelle Dechesser, Yvette DeRamus Connecticut Summer Intern Program — Patrice Miner, Andrea Jentzen, Andrew Das Washington Workshop Seminar — Melissa Schwalbach, Jeffrey Woodcock Bay Path Junior College Alumnae Association Award Michelle Racine Junior Science and Humanities Symposium — Patrice Miner English Department Awards — Kristen Kling, Kimberly Worcester, Kristina Dorn, ' i vette DeRamus, Christopher Linke, Latonia Lindsay, Brian Wright, Dawn Herndon, David Russell, Suzanne Egolf, Patrice Miner Student Council Leadership Awards — Jennifer Murray, Heidi Newton, Suzanne Egolf, Keith Wild, Michael Smith, Meg Glime, Darcy Case National Honor Society — Andrew Das, Kristina Dorn, Suzanne Egolf, Dawn Herndon, Andrea Jentzen, Kristen Kling, Marianne Lucia, Patrice Miner, Arthur Ouimet, Laurie Palmer, Melissa Schwalbach, Suzanne Varholak, Doris Villota, Keith Wild, Jeffrey Woodcock Latin Awards — Laurie Palmer, Dawn Herndon, Andrea Jentzen Foreigh Language Awards — Kristina Dorn (Spanish II, III), Suzanne Varholak (French III) National Council of Teachers of English Award — Kristina Dorn, Kristen Kling Hugh 0 Brian Youth Leadership Award — Keith Wild P.E. Leadership — Jeff Woodcock Art Awards — Alison Hardy, Kristina Dorn, Karolen Deupree, Garret Heyse, Marianne Lucia, Michelle Melaney, Jamia Stewart, Brian Wright Laurel Music Camp Awards — Darcy Case, Jill LaGasse, Paul Muska Wesleyan Center for Creative Youth — William McQuillan, Jean Ryan, Kimberly Worcester Home Economics Awards — Rira Christian, Jill LaGasse, Rene Mayotte, Betty Ann Shimko, Dawn Trainor Speed Reading Award — Jamia Stewart Tammi Tacey ' Spoocy ' ' Urch Track 1,4; Project Care 2, 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; Musical 2 Indoor Track 2 168 Sue Varholak Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Training Band 1; Jr Prom Committer; Sr Prom Committee; Ring Committee; Candy Sale Committee; Musicals 2, 3; Year¬ book 3, 4; Pep Rally 1, 2; Octoberfest 1, 3. National Honor Society 4 Pat Watters Student Council 4; Vice-President 4, Magazine Dnve Committee 4; Octoberfest I, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee; Candy Sale Committee; Fr Basketball, Sr Semi-Formal Com¬ mittee, Jr Prom Committee; Sr Prom Committee; Pep Rally 2; Sr. Banquet Commit¬ tee; Graduation Committee Dons Vilioca National Honor Society 4 ' Lenny ' ' Webb Track 1,2,3 169 Susy White Jacket Committee; Pep RalJy Committee 1, 2, Octoberfest Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Con¬ cert Band 1; Chorus 1, Musical 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V Boys Basketball Manager 2, 3; Ring Committee, Candy Sale Captain, Class Secretary 2, 3; Class Rep 4; As Schools Match Wits 2; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Prom Committee. Keith Wild J.V. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Tennis 2, 3; Golf 4, Class Treasurer 1, Jacket Committee, Deck the Halls 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom Committee, Sr Prom Committee, Vice-President 2, President 3; Candy Sale Com¬ mittee, Magazine Sale Committee. Mookie Williams Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2 Nanny Wilson Symphonic Band 1,2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4 ' Suzette , ‘ Wmiarski Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Drama 3, 4; Project Care 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1. Lowa Wimpfheimer FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Musical 1; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Girls’ Track 3, 4 170 Mike Wiskxki Woody Woodruff Indoor Track 1, Gymnastics 1, Chorus I, Robed Choir 2 Mirage Wright Vo-Ag 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS 2, 3, 4; As Schools Match Wits 2 Kimber Worcester Protect (jut 2. Boy Baskethall Manager 2, Boy Gymnastic Manager 2. Pep Rally Committee 2, Deck The Hall 2. CT State Drama Competition 2, 3. 4, Children t Theatre 2, 3, 4. Yearbook 3, 4, Literary Co- Editor 4. Intramural Volleyball 3. 4, Center for Creative Youth 3. Octoberfest 3. Library Aide 2 . SENIOR Marsha and Ken the wedding of the decade cam street slides Northampton chenr whi Herr summer — summer Herbie wants to be a denttst l ' ■ ' • ■• BILL AUSTIN — Ram Bill the bam root I U s pan Phil, the funnel Red Roof Bruce Park Nonheastem Thanks to C. B s brother for the Q B s and H K t and thanks to (« ! for the ninth planet J K and PW — dobes and Miami Vice . S.S.F L and all the memories with the gang K. W at Pat s . J. K., P. G.. K W, — the net night It ' s been great ' CARI BAUMERT—F MS S.MLT. ET — thanks friend Hey bud Sorry Mr Baker ' I ' m soooo embarrassed ' Jay and Shellie carebear Lunch crew — M M ,J W , M ( p M . S R too many movies, not enough fun ' Hertu! G ' urye W A . P. P . J W . P M . M M . P M , M. D . lost in Providmce Night Ranget Shellie — attached at right hit ' Charlie ' .. Hay: a blast ' Black Panther L MARSH Ai l HISl X ARE — Vo-Ag Banana. l)awn, and Drew Beth. 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AND4 ' DAS — So 1 hit turn Pe«n Slate the D .nh Boyc Big Af keep it in the bus Dune %n a fine wt r 1 v ,t, hsog Wirt MICHFI.il IX HISSLR — ' ONE graveyards PSD you one of those punk iwb-r- ’ ™ YVETTI Most it It s ii.Khm hdp luck D C thanks guy MICHAFI DeVRH s LORI DIGFNN ARO dnnks R ay the w mil bl w -dyn i rt| e4l yoorcr It StimJ Don t h me go IJUI. lkiveytL’H u i lUtot) MS remember Wcdncsd ntglus in rhcauminer of HA _ the Jet ftf. . bottle SW and AD rt md trr .ill the good time ' s MS wtr ' re bc only ones who deserve the. Goldtn Doubles Aw r I ■Kppti . r FcmkI Mart rhjnk for tie good times thanks Brtggi. Hut. Emily, Christa fig u • book llyron Mark iTujim house) P’Ot rcu.rrabri the christening of the Bug and Cap thB wheelers . story ' the Das Vjw Tuur Bus Cierawav amr Irotn Miami, FL . . . AD SW, KC p FBrviNa (he wedding look s like don’t worn about if ' Vm n keep in touch Judy Julic. Annette, Pat, Tonia, Lenora, Sherry and anyone else I forgot .Iknya H - you workin’ ' . buy gold don t mess w ith the .. . anyone have a spare battery ' , . what do you mean has money . yeah, I II give you a deal sjgrcmlxr i he on e at Glastonbury wTimmy dun tact your shoes wet! . . Loo and (he fitcpLuc what s lovegoi to do with it the power of love at the apt _ « S I r, ‘ doomed, call the time t ultra, WUNs DORN — metaphysics like you are so spaced the Iggihso c (Mpniy of (Ik monotonous and the habn .d deadhead Bo ten , spiraling, explndu . universes io mbnt ulur dievuu. byc-hyr dick. b AL TUMN DUf KLR — HeeHex keep it down not on jfc ur|fo ' na|h I want a malt not no Crrumc .SNlV ! Ghmo So Knfsjim ny ' 22 interbug Dl I DEE DYER Springftelia Indiana 1 . M V1B club I D B. SiRv rho Sun.Ln oh, oh, yeah |iry Kos. ukI Coiwjcui and � h Clrah Slaves ' McD runs . Naughty Newport nights . Tiwmai • apody JdNBLLIl.V ABI E . gi kitoos l)r. and Ahv.n (PC) sista s fot va Sucbce, Mel .ubofSHS Bon Scouer X mv ' S ' erics Stnmy s pool CjjUtupai I talk alnsi choc o kn sluiw ' c4(gLi X onk idviimu Mel rhe beaver and M too (be real . Octuberfest HA numb Scuy. kmten Mcl . summer n.ght .: nage ski J odes and lea) Nfdrthhau.; ' i D.n . shoot, shot i, shoot hat thing ar me it s rar , take if off Alan print ami Cjmo toicvrr Vanessa Fern Blanche Bom k-t Rucfcn K SU .IL LCiOLF guild lock to the group KG, KC, IX . J M, HN — w ill) iade it! Love vM don t forget i iinping u r JK. P X , HN —jdon t Mpen the cluor ' I have W do my Physic !’ kt. K‘.+IN.|M B« I Sumi 8 sedflttr- Pat ' it Pjb and John .ght F, kVC l,t s k, :h w ai thanx KG % peanuts hi, this u KC. DC, JM, f) V fun ' . Chuck, when caul dnv ru a Vv nv i ,c hk ds PW.lil hnr with MM. V fek. Dreg and T� i SL Darey can IsB.bt, CKAK. FRU .Kf Tl. Ducch Boys the senior girls — SL. KC. Kf. DC.I M - MFGGUME—T.mancJLtei- dtt ' i: go Jod Bur low in the Jeep I’ i KFU.V GLYNN MM.5H BjM.K K.sH headbutt Paul McCartney, tiV t xik (HN emergency r « n j -kvP 1 soj nt ' s bathabm, Jen - w BC)TS—Junior Pro« l«a the gitb at table 1 l)L smg . ' wet ► w K . . . S S.F., Nkole — tlUst me ..Punters SE.JK.PWi. PETE GI.YNN — POlk.Eruk, Rsh. FfeVt er, BiU. h- s, S,« . . . byniie way. you re undpflfcest ( nort cRMtApnity service Hrnli.1 in rh )bc Meg i icr Ils Lfccl. h . . 1 iprouts . Apple ( r hard rhr roae Hndi. Rufiis. got a light ' Hawaiian � 1 are audef. w hat arc sw doing this wcr� r ve bv ' -- are we gotMia stop ' Hndi — lunwNt , un loc , I ng, death is dead! mr on you guy it ' s Lke -r— I don ' t ; it the Window Mb would yuu cu down ' hry . iKW 3LA. AND ( B cotnmum JS EM. SA. I NX kl|. and kK fund. outr.u oiBkarafle i eared Pn MmP-| en bed dtlRiet and Pak ST, . 4� uf1 but mousse ' , Heidi isluomng hn r s ' tot� c Ha riot Igg lo d ' with these ' irvima — driso.ii I M (S| -- hah ' . . lifeguard Jiy,, v.J.gh. art ' A M ski uA Meggers and Pete yearboojk ’ | j afl ' Kristen . . thanks and Ood lock w h« w ulAioel d . A hr 5 . . . |b dutch boys . SSFL Pat. the Whalers and 117 «8 ® h,gh« r Vermon SKIIN£ thett. tri a ap t Otlfot , Pat Sentor Year dm ,.an Field BtU ' Park ih tfS UmV l m Good luck to the « s$oi 8h md ro the tia.s uf ' 8A! SE KG. KC. JM, DC. HN - , ikJ unnAaml AO million mo to 84 t lot tub, ca� s� .rty SLS ' K itiys of summer, � v.. llpuKJrt my srdpsd P ' «4 k bomi. St SBC $ rtv trui.glc (V _ xkeivdar Nord h “■ ' tfito ' i I 0 4: Skt. - doubl®vhammy in the lAobe 2 barrel weekend at Ian ' s . i Phil the funnel Road Trip ' Mazda . the otfici.il truck of the class of HC VWbemlxr. it you car t say it. u can t - bfWfsft can you Sign me out ' has my Ixpher tome un y« ' BC thanks for the doru . Vo Ag hall pa ■ . . k« goD and F period — nyipRprf 1 ' Wl Niaaday . Newport Hockey surmnerot HS the Park Ave 97 mph . .back mbl.uk I, vetboy for .ill rhe - I Dor s. Amy. Titfaiy. NkuIc . and Gsa TNand AL ddp t forget theerjj hra.h . sumia pf, 4ph“ f b Q nd •-■ ' Mououin id unde the bridge AJ one more lap around that fv forge . Hill luck class of ' Hfi PAUL HOUR NEi - thanx evwytMogHjachhB luck and enicn youHKives. SN MB. AB. U) IP K m DAWN HFRNLX2N here s to hottulA. New ■ Laura, Mirage jtway .� issinp John. Du. k audj don t look. Etfnl! . ouch r) e anon, b MAT I HUYNH XTCZ — . you tv dumb gut any DAWN HI ITVUCH - f gonna call! Beth will calf good luck m the future my Lev h AN DR F A JLNT7.FN - this bay stuff .an it? . . who ' s driving thank x for every thing S, ROB KFMP — lei rhe music do the lalkin. ' with eggplant war in McAlmrr IP and MrMc k 8A. the Iwst year of my life breause of MaA Dee and Al — sisters forever! Advest . itfeCan drive-in McD ' .r Semi-Formal ic lcl . I nn d a |-.im !« ' go the Song Remain the Same Dan . Schemitis . Line up ' ! .cep running 4, 8, 12L’laps ' whyi and ( ifeg . . see you artj|nd, everybody! .1. and the end of High JihooF , hey. Aurora ■— remember the Bod. let Pirate (boo! hiss ' ) . bye to 4 1 Al •us backs £ hey bfc brother. J made «•! Rosenberg i so radical, would Elves t|le the l ' Cnurv Ffo Tex. (.olhim I aunin ; of 84 raid ' s Ixmfiprs on the .W. )BWI, WR. MB. Florence Friendly s or M -irriot the hockef x.nd you belong the coot is and hordes Parry pad Ml the fun times at j . Christmas dances coffer w ith c remora B ..( IG. MR. JN F ers, A S M W m ' , Aur Ciody. got any dragons ua w n| k 4 )! pennies sliding on the4H| water Aung with them guys £yuj ci ly Mam rhanld cmv teachmgtv| . MondJniRht ■ h W ■y • ur R K «l stockings Cole s Law Frank s grand d flag sit dodm dayAtfort Eanh Science . . vjuare daiu in| i tWetings bridges over oceans large parking lots failing factoring f sts iKerm.r. gdrf itf. If : niy Cream. Heidi ' McNuggctts with a fork Eknse wh a brown noser! 172 VOICES don ' t light up. we night blow up (CM) mng with my bathrobe my. my. my, my. my no home ' the Quartet goe pubhcd ' wine THERESA KLOSEK - HHH 1 Unicorns Rollaway David Tommy How are we gonna get ihAtf W Than lor all the ride . Jean Than . Mom. for all the uippon ' RONDA KOSMAN — Oh, I don ' t know, 1 or 4 don t worry about it 1 JILI. laGASM Dart, OB III Roxanne your Mom s having a baby! Nridffc the story of what ' Mary Girard W Rir o lives the Fab Eivc Forever heard it thrtnigh the grape vine f Byr chill weekend bizarre ’ will iomet |� y!; m« ma g K ' nt batk. relax, anti enjoy what do ya mean- Rox, what ar We gdfng to ting at graduatMy MICHAEL I.IC HSTEIN — play it loud, mutha ate high a strike is better than a spare J B-T b ' mdcffuiles Metal — Mayhenw. Nakamithi umccn shins hungry LATONIA I INDSAY -- Honey Buns, you plutk my nerves let s P PCaiald s kiu drr WKi ' Love y a ' ( HKISIINM Hands hi. vs dude . keep the dim.., maggot. oj Jprne thastf. moven. rrmc ftbe ' 7ap. noc lywling team James BotiJ. o r the .an say is ihai tw.. big guvs tame in and asked us lot beating grandma s present knsten f ' .t Nj nder. eec-eec-eee. pup Bark. H H no wav MS| oo Bta Avj .oh 1 ' Wfe jM morel, vm’ oh dl ■huff in on rhaH a strike is betur t s4m M ' ..,K thaser — save my pKkle. hmT d� i you get outa here Missy — remember Stop tha smoke Kokudv ftK i.ive my actr«| ||Dan — ChimneyAnb y Eetc. ren -run. us All.. . h..« del. V l( , keep (.. 1 in lm%|nyth. hay divmg Shan - .Hfe k s fy i) (g fc I g O 1 1 A DIANI MMHIII Ih.i.k. I ■ M , l IV I N MK . and I.D • t dl .id u| .« %: ...open Wjjtujy., « � Dt«jin the Fast ban Numbers a N , 1 H the hooters the kinks V nnrnc ra u oc here rt. lykjJ4Aiii UkcaA� KEHEMAYt M of U� v« 1II Ray ya bac k i, kk. TL. (I l AttUrjM WL liBlM jfl oh boy Al� take -are! ' .Sw£- AO C. HI i link ' BoHy - Mil MU U IMM CKcfirv tokeW when t Aear lot ail — Me.’ and Dreg. PATV K f MIMfK - good hick to tin w «rf Y ki . jr Hotkey ... r.u t ' yfeN Y Xll, k KA i rvM f f( ft v)qiw fc 4 like guiciR bra I, shopping’ CWch and hong suuuna ■ ' T y buddy, yuu ' nt At bftt. . . Ssrrnly . . lAwiir,p fi� •. - h- anfcead .. home UiCSMKO km vet a legend Mr G . ngK smock Vboy ’ «• ' bughs ink t hi fur Me i • -mi u. work ... ' ♦ here iy everybody . Lapi D d’- . he lammest . stjua.. o very bad I suppose ' l feetr. .upp,. ? harli 4th. • B 1 M Hh |W ■■( ■ ■ if Y � . . ' ft PA! n. ML SKA H. •PH Jack.. Pt .n ' t wark nto hard- ppB! ■ k Rm Iks.. U 11 m H.-jzl Ach ■ft ■l R[l K sIRvtrtnan”. MM ■ I ASM t ' S i.ropcmert. ,;s lat ,t .pJu St house a het. age ihey guMMa ' here . I.Can’t beliat. I MaUk£ and.hr . kissed her dgpncsi rat! V KC,. D a hat an awesome boyin wtrh Darcy C uid knsu i hots v- hostlm hatuSl H . . . wanna atej! some pi � ■ •� oc... for all fh. good times . Beach . Peoi-k-s f«e t Join I ' mgr . A|AP . . Outsu..n Field we lai.lr rhis city kt JRSB Vetk. Bhg. and Jtrtlr — whK would life vuhtwf. Mrs kmr.es n i-•Jifxarboois l« «t� U your Wnc, fffS ■now andlorcscP Gudsp.il pu m laiks. UCAa( •’ no. no, heart worm ieason again- Jud. andfc - e t nw a long way ty eth, t k.«p WRooch . 1b « wf� guyrf a� oee H per, . m ch ' tsorry Mm. Co . f m .|h hoy. .mutlier RAINbO’IA ' ! Wli vtat ve turned rhe ugly blues into dk moM beai.ttfiil rainbow love ya RM- k m aU. and t-tt wishes to the ekss of 198 . Hill )l Nl NX TO I kive you tryjg. Street Piclcv IrM hit snowstorms Phil ( olitos . let s .ian T loys t.fjjwmine-r fht weekend Sunday a( rnsnin dt� � s Idoo under m i d HFIDINt TOJf .ilnveyou • 1 So.. e. dn you hmtt yotK fce V .... lhv.be . Im gonna hrywJgh, up . JM kG. sE. L. am I Ja, or wh« I can r HEIDI NLVX TOM . whs � he acts th.u way v mean tile list. ' j ,)AY4)N) X IK ki. dream behind yoo« __ wmkt the t “ wSBp . t look t |� i liRethoi . we fl fust dnvf Hfuund, are wc guufillirop ' Fred is faMiigoil flwaniu . Tie | anvwho . 1 know that it can . -. take Bfighhkrr’ ' Mimon� n« cr dk leave her alone, she cat. drive juk btiievrm inagir and hod a 8 � -B6 Track Vaso ' Naim bull Em really «uck . wvr yus� money lor snowy ■MHt let | m . pu . ' i iu rr.di. PR� tMines. AfarY m s and anyone wane a iighi .1 rtiout aazy ..... M. RM, EM. SW. k k OXXO rhr Dake Mailboxes do you Rave overhead car dun r move, we will D ha veto nfen ch( red light Xfltts sale ' slansx Jefls boose u 1 0 } showmX D.c. . ckmb rheJLapkol 5 Dll, BM. kD. SW. JC. DF, JN. St. and Aoo at Madrtgal nhutul Kuixy tape „ . I m not strange, you arc . human fuif.Omtjnc oi i� km — ch. ch . . 1 wanna know w hat kite is. too. even, , sedurttve KT ert wrr tabteiwlmg. WKn t ad , perk checks, ■neon Ma . you know you loved i: .JiTl—myx s ' etnidiation spit in yoot rv. Rux? Jay — wet tf p the iijijl ■ w«wjr� � €ness. of Man Guard, Good-Br- Senior Semi Formal week, nd Nov 2 I before i fseriod Silver Bullet anaaro Su s Car to 173 m CHRISTOPHER SHAWN DUCKER AUGUST 11, 1967 — August 21, 1984 Sadly Gone -Leaves are blowing in the wind, c Ejjrifting listlessly in my sight ,v Like the wanderings of my mind. U I think about that dreadful night. A friend that I had known before Had been robbed of his precious life. Gone now was his cheerful talk, voice silent as the edge of a knife, memory flies back to before that time en breath still moved within his chest. He was good, kind, and warm of heart. I J J ■ e was a friend, he was the best. Now the w ind w r histles by my ears ike a sad moan from a ghostly voice T ears start trickling in gleaming streams As I think about God s painful choice. He was much too young to go so soon; A sad event in the lives of many. Gone also are his laughing eyes That twinkled like a brand new penny. We 11 miss him greatly, this man, this friend,. And still shall miss him until the end. t IV — Michael Gray WE SHALL KEEP WITH US THE LOVE OF OUR FRIENDS fff AND THE MEMORIES OF WHERE OUR ROOTS LIE. SAGITTA STAFF We, the members of the Sagitta staff, wish to express our gratitude to the people who made this yearbook possible. Without Mrs. Eileen Kinney, our advisor, Mr. Denny Galvin of Taylor Publishing Company, Mr. Richard Chaisson and Mr. Robert Zemba of Steven’s Photography, Mr. Horace J. Sikes, who made our class picture possible, and all of the people who gave pictures and provided financial support, the 1986 Sagitta would not be the successful yearbook that it is. Thank you for your time and effort. :ime has come Ak jgt ipt . iirffi rip v 4 -yy mSdcH l r 1 ■ ' es, for hugs and kisses lifig eyes. ____ Our high school years went by so fast it’s hard to believe the times have passed. You’re moving on jjfto better things. l lyQiir mre Tulfill all of your dreami. Look into the rainbow and grab for the sky. Because you, my friend, Have graduated from Suffield High. ra a z.LZmLM f k St — Nikki Carrieri COMMUNITY SUPPORT 181 Congratulations to the class of 1986 and Heidi, too. College Planning Consultants College Placement Career Planning m FUTURE SEARCH SUNSHINE. Helen Newton Douglas Newton Suffield, Conn. 668-4113 LOVE, MOM, DAD, RICK FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1864 Suffield, Connecticut 06078 Main Office 30 Bridge Street Suffield 668-7361 Member FDIC Congratulations Class of 1986 Branch Office 1380 Mountain Rd. West Suffield 668-0690 Equal Housing Lender 183 Congratulations to Darcy and the Class of 1986 Case Greenhouses and Flowershop, Inc. 42 E. Weatogue St. Simsbury, CT 06070 Phone: 658-7661 Congratulations Kelly! We Love You — Mom, Dad, Kathie, Brian, Kerri Best wishes to KELLY, PETER, and the entire Class of 1986! Brian Motors 11 High St. Suffield, CT 668-4152 Brian R. Glynn Blackberry Hill Farm 879 Russell Ave. Suffield, CT 185 ENFIELD ELECTRONICS CVl I’lVI Formerly Jack ' s Antenna Service 1 il Srrrimg t.nfirld A Surrounding 4rr« FOX RUN FARM Quasar ncii ££21™ •tote Ucwim 01423 EXPERT TELEVISION SERVICE ON ALL MAKES MODELS Color A Black A White TV ANTENNAS INSTALLED REPAIRED A MOVED rot top quality service at reasomarle prices CALL ENFIELD ELECTRONICS Mom fn 10 AM T, II 6 30 Sot 10 AM Till 12 Hoorn JACK MAKINACCIO O ' 97 PEARL ST., ENFIELD (Moat To l. : uk 745-2391 C Someplace Special Deli — Bake Shop Coffees — Specialties 43 Mountain Road Suffield, CT 06078 (203) 668-4770 LTD., INC. 668-5000 Suffield, CT Class of ’86 Here’s to your Congratulations Kristen, future Good Luck! Susy Andy and Class of 1986 Mark Drug 668-5155 186 LAWN BOY BOLENS WHEEL HORSE BAUMERT SALES CO. INC. POWER EQUIPMENT COLCHESTER — HARTFORD — Lebanon Ave. — 537-4155 920 Maple Ave. — 525-8636 Glastonbury 229 Hebron Ave. 633-3516 First in Sales — Service — Parts Gas Diesel Tractors • Mowers Chain Saws • Snow Blowers Trimmers • Engines • Log Splitters PIONEER HUSQVARNA POULAN Darcy Kelly Jenny Jenny Melissa Ian Chris Peter Craig Chuck Kristen Suzie Heidi Pat John IF YOU CAN ' T BE GOOD — BE GOOD AT IT!” ioneer Telephone Answering Service - ACL ION A11 )E WHEN OPPORTUNITY RINGS. WE ANSWER 21 Vadnais Drive Windsor Locks. CT 06096 MRS PEGCRITZ (203) 623-4483 241 1200 DONALD M. PRIFTI, INC. 529 COLLEGE HIGHWAY SOUTHWICK. MASS ( 413 ) 569-3666 • wrecker service • 562-1200 Servicing the Great Northeast • ICC MC 173927 HEAVY DUTY TRUCK CENTER JWnMather oon JIM MATHER Landscape Contractor LANDSCAPE DESIGN PLANTING SEEDING SODDING RAILROAD TIE WALLS DRY STONE WALLS Invest in Planting and Watch your Investment Grow. 1052 East Street • Suffield, CT 06078 • 623-0603 Royj gQuipmsniT ioco po tieo p MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVE 878 BURBANK AVENUE SUFFIELD, CONN. 06078 Telephone 203 668-5879 KUTTERY Ul I h £ IE 448 Spring Street Windsor Locks. CT 0609G (?U3) 6?3 7709 UNISEX HAIR DESIGN and TANNING Gretchen Griffin Brook side Plaza Rle 190 • Hazard Avenue Enfield. Connecticut 06082 (203) 745-1861 Cl( £y swap HOCKEY SPECIALISTS NEW USED EQUIPMENT LACROSSE • BASEBALL • SOCCER UNIFORMS TROPHIES Storm Windows and Doors METRO OFFICE MACHINES, INC. REAL LAVOIE Aluminum Vinyl Siding 20 Years Experience wish you love, happiness and success 660 East Street South Suffteld, Conn. 06078 (203) 668-5156 RONDA A • TYPEWRITER • CALCULATOR • WORD PROCESSING ’ V- SUPER MARKET • SALES 926 MAIN STREET •SOLVK 1 E. HARTFORD, CT 06108 • RENTALS Tel. 528-4478 A RT 140 north RD .EAST WINDSOR fd623-2656 I omi tUNO«f UM (O IPW MON MU |AM IfM SAT MMIfW Congratulations to the Class of ’86 STUDENTS WITH A GROWING COMMITMENT 189 THE SUFFIELD SAVINGS BANK COMPANIES Supporting the communities we serve. SUFFIELD iSr SAVINGS USD bank Main Office: 66 North Mam Street, Suffield, CT, 06078 668-1261 HOME MORTGAGE CORPORATION A SUFFIELD SAVINGS DANK COMPANY A SUFFIELD SAVINGS DANK COMPANY WESHEDGE ASSOCIATES. REALTORS Member FDIC Eouai Opportunity lender Love, Luck Happiness 113 MOUNTAIN ROAD SUFFIELD. CT 06078 868 5339 Gardner = NTERNAT ONAL TRAVEL = drnlion 0 (UfttmU Imt Best wishes to the Class of 86 From Gardner International Travel 132 Mountain Rd. jLe $o(lauuay y 3nc. SKATING CENTRE ROUTE 15® 1756 MAIN STREET AGAWAM MA GENERAL INFORMATION 1-41J 7M-4i75 GROUP INFORMATION 1-«1 7«St111 ONLY PARENTS MAY SPECTATE EVERYONE SKATES AT THEIR OWN RISK Price 6 Schedule subject to change without notice r.f.vi up Jentzen Associates, Inc. Dr. Carl A. Jentzen PRESIDENT 31 WEN DOVER DRIVE SUFFIELD, CONNECTICUT 06078 AREA CODE 203 TELEPHONE 668-1470 Springfield Lincoln Mercury “Drive With Class” Hair Styles by Roxana 1064 EAST STREET SO. SUFF1ELD, CT 06078 TELEPHONE: 623-0874 M. CHMIELEWSKI SHOE SERVICE Ahrens, Fuller, St. John Vincent Since 1844 Insurance Real Estate 33 Mountain Rd. Suffield, CT Phone 668-0291 95 High Street Enfield, CT 06082 Congratulations Class of 1986 192 Good Luck Class Of Suffield Firemen’s Association Inc. Spaulding Flower Shop YOUR LOCAL PROFESSIONAL FLORIST • WEDDINGS • FUNERALS AIL OCCASION ARRANGEMENTS DONNELLY WEINTRAUB FRESH, SILK DRY FLOWERS PLANTS FRUIT BASKETS CANDY CARDS GIFTS 345 NORTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06117 203 236-5491 WE DELIVER © 745-2479 Suffield Office: 1669 Mountain Road West Suffield, CT SUFFIELD VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION 450 South Street - P O Box 242 Suffield, CT 06078 668-0211 HOME NURSING CARE Physical, Occupational, Speech Therapists Medical Social Worker - RN IV Therapist Homemaker - Home Health Aides Free Loan of Medical Equipment EDWARD M RYBECK WINDSOR LOCKS 668 2820 YBECK CATERERS 985 SOUTH GRAND STREET WEST SUFFIELD. CONNECTICUT 193 CONGRATULATIONS! RAPID EXPRESS P.O. Box 404 Suffield, CT 06078-0404 (203) 668-0245 Outside Connecticut: 1-800-243-2298 Compliments of: Seal-It DRIVEWAY SEALING CO. A PROFESSIONAL JOB AT A REASONABLE PRICE” Gregg Waterman (203) 668-2953 George Krar (203) 668-2347 Congratulations to the Class of 1986! Congratulations And Best Wishes to Diane and Her Classmates of 1986 Dr. Mrs. Kenneth Schulte Showcase for American Traditional lAUREL® HOUSE. FUUMITURE 878 ENFIELD STREET ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT 06082 745-4351 CONGRATULATIONS TO the Senior Members of the Student Council GOOD LUCK SLATCH Michael Smith AND THE DUTCH BOYS Suzie Egolf Heidi Newton FROM Jenny Murray Pat Watters Andy Das GLYNN Susy White Kristen Chamberlain Kristen Kling MARINE and the Class of 1986 SERVICE from The Student Council f o sto c, s s 9r u° CJ ARNOLD CO. 62 SHEEP PASTURE RD. Southwick, MA 01077 Tel. 413-569-6447 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 HT Sikes Son ARBCfclST McCabe Jentzen AShBL? Attorneys at Law Congratulations 203 Suffield Village Thomas J. McCabe, Jr. Suffield, CT Judith L. Jentzen 668-0285 to Marianne and the Class of 86 Love Mom, Dad, Chris, Jeff Congratulations Congratulations from to Jill LaGasse and the Class of 1986 Gail LaGasse Hall Muska Inc. KELLY-FRADET LUMBER MARTS “The Energy Savers” Your Local Fuel Dealer 92 Prospect Street Enfield, CT 06082 745-3331 24 Hour Service 633-2308 APPLES PEACHES PEARS Congratulations Class of 1986 from two old alumni Dave Pam Berry 668-7252 668-7013 Accent Automotive and Mike’s Auto Body 1106 East Street Hal Schneider Mike Cerrato 623-3894 623-6424 1576 NORTH STONE STREET, WEST SUFFIELD, CT 06093 JOE EGOLF Associates Industrial Safety Supplies Congratulations Suzie — We think you’re the best!! Mom, Dad, Joey Jumbo Good Luck to the Class of 1986 198 Congratulations Melissa Love, Dad, Mom, and Lisa ROY BENSON (413) 569-5920 Roy’s Travel-Trailer Service WELDED HITCHES COMPLETE WIRING, COLLISION REPAIR CABINET WORK RTES. 10 202 — SOUTH WICK, MA GENERAL REPAIR APPLIANCES SERVICES PIANO AND VOICE LESSONS 668-5843 CHRISTINE HOFFACKER A.R.C.T. • L.R.S.M. • B. MUS • HARTT ii|iii|ii|in 199 AAA AIRCRAFT SUPPLY CO. Distributors of AN, MS NAS 36 Suffield St. Windsor Locks, Conn. 627-0181 Cupola Hollow at Dunai Farms Pumpkins, Dry Flowers, Sto� n Gloss Gourds, Crofts, Indion Com, Dry Flower Arrongements, Calico Wreoths. Popcorn, Winter Squosh, Foil Mums And Much More OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER Located of 1526 North Stone St West Suffield. Conn Retail A Tel 1203 668 7143 Wholesale 2 5 Miles North of Rt 168 SOS Mitch ' s NURSERY HOME a GARDEN CENTER GROW WITH THE PRO 789-0981 1265 SUFFIELD STREET AGAWAAA. MASS NATIVE NURSERY STOCK • GREENHOUSE — HOUSE PLANTS • ACCESSORIES • WHOLESALE RETAIL • LANDSCAPING SERVICE DESIGN Congratulations Class of 1986 (Lori, too) Frank J. DiGennaro Tel: (203) 247-2366 282-0784 Tobacco Valley Sanitation Service Company 701 John Fitch Blvd. South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 200 Find A Leaking Ship Many a foundering ship could be rescued by your ideas and energy. A failing business, a scout troop, a church choir, a public school, or a city council. Plenty of struggling organizations are salvageable if they get the right kind of help. Remember: America went from its greatest naval loss (Pearl Harbor) to its greatest naval victory (Midway) in just six months. So plug up the leaks, trim the sails and get going. Your effort can make a difference. Compliments of UNITED TECHNOLOGIES HAMILTON STANDARD How we perform as individuals will determine how we perform as a nation FREE: If you would like an H ' i ' x 11 reprint of this message, w rite to Harry’ 1 Gray, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, United Technologies, Box 360, Hartford, CT 06141 Compliments of m V Wickes Lumber A Division of The Wickes Corporation Vi mile north of Windsor Locks East Street Suffield, Connecticut ASSOC. m % surmit £ c m. fovC ’ WE WANT TO THANK THE FOLLOW¬ ING STUDENTS WHO HAVE CON¬ TRIBUTED THEIR VALUABLE TIME TO CREW ON THE AMBULANCE AS M.R.T. 5 AND E.M.T. WE ALSO WANT TO THANK THE SCHOOL FOR LETTING THEM PARTICIPATE IN THIS VERY IM¬ PORTANT PROFESSION. PAUL MURPHY, JUDY OSOWIECKI MICHELLE MELANEY, DAVID McKEN- NEDY.CARI BAUMERTJUDY NEWHALL, CHIP SCHULTE, JEFF BORGIO, KAREN PARSONS. GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU, IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS 202 FROM THE CLASS OF 88 Best of LUCK to the CLASS OF 1986 From the Class of 1989 Word Processing and Secretarial Services • Term Papers Best wishes for • Resumes and Cover Letters Future Success to • College Applications Marianne and • Word Processing Training the class of 1986 • Copy Service Paul Jane Carroll wp plus 11 High Street (on the Green) Suffield, CT 06078 668-4162 Congratulations to the class of 1986 ( $ , Qntcfcst outU ' fiLc(ui)u -02J Lucile J. Loiseau — Ruth E. Loiseau (Owners) 203 OVER 30 YEARS OF TRAVEL EXPERIENCE” Complete Travel and Vacation Service . . . 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Milkey, Davis, Miller, O’Leary, Wiltse. Suffield Woman’s Club Sheldon Agway PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Thomas P Barron Dr. Mrs. David Johnson Mr. Mrs. Donald Heywood Helen John Zukowsky Celia G. Modzelesky Gail LaGasse SPONSORS Michele LaGasse Mr. Thomas Howard Foreign Language Staff 206 BOOSTERS: Danny and Fleab — thanks for being such good friends! Keep in touch — Love, Carrie and Sue. Chris — thanks for all the great memories. I’ll miss ya! Love Ya, Sue. Congratulations to Marianne and the class of 86. Mr. Mrs. A. Zukowsky and Tania. Care Bear — I don’t believe it! Be good take care, always! Love, Shellie. Congratulations lan — from Gus and Womba. Go Dare . . . George! Chris — thanks for all the great times, you made my senior year great! Love always, Kristen. Never stop learning — I’ll miss all my seniors. Hi Lynn — Behave — Love, Danielle. Thanks for a terrific year! S. Smith. Way to go Michael! We survived each other. Mom. Kris, Kelly, Jenner, Suzie Hei — thanks for all the memories. Let’s party all summer you guys — Love, Darcy, I’ll miss you all! Shellie: remember the fun and the tears. Good luck in your future! With Love, Carebear. The Fab Five Forever!!! 1 love you Jean, Judy, Judi, Rox, Mare, Kim, and Jill, you’re the best. — Suzette. Good luck, Class of ’86! Kim, Marianne, Suzie, and Roxanne — thank you for the love, support and intense friendship — Love Always, Jill. Take care Rhino, Wino, Albino, I know and don’t know. Good luck. Special thanks to Beatrice, Dennis, Frank, Bev, Sue, Eileen, Bob C., Uncle Jim, Margaret Corcoran, I’ll sing a note for you! — Love to all Oui, Mineral water — to Antigone, Gigi, Bebe, and Andrea — from Hercule Francois Bruno Elvino Luigi Hans. Good luck Super Friends: Spider Woman, Bat Girl, Aqua Woman, Isis, and She-Ra! Love, Wonder Woman. Buddy — I will always remember the cove, turkey trash night at the barn and hopefully there will be more memories — Love, Amy. Congratulations Dare — Love Mom, Dad Deb. Randy and Chris — Congrats! We’ll miss ya both! Love Carrie and Sue. May Hazeus Survive! and my other daughter thrive! B.O.L.S. Fuller. Jenny — I’ll never forget all the times we spent together, 1-4-3, Tommy. B.O.L. ’86 — C.B.A.V.!! F.N.G.C. Stu Fuller. Congratulations, Jennifer — Love, Mom, Dad Christine. To: Dare, Jen, Suzie, Kelly: thanx for all the fun memories — and 50 million more to come! Love, Kristen. YEA STICK!!! Golf is GREAT!!! Continued Success — Congratulations, Andy Das. Love Mom, Dad and Cris. To the Fabulous Five — we are all unique individuals; be happy. Love always, Kimber. Congratulations to the class of 1986 and good luck to the class of ’87 — Kelly. Eaton: you made this year special — I Love You — Thelma. Thanks Suzi, Jen, Heidi, Dare, and Kristen for the best of our high school years together — Love always, Kel. To the Group: See ya Dec. 31, 1999 — Let’s PARTY! Love ya, S. E. E. Best wishes to the class of ’86. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Potter and family. To the best of friends Ronda and Julie, Good luck to you always! — Love Lori p ana — Don ' t miss me too much! I love you tons, and be good and good luck and be careful and have fun! Live it up baby! Congratulations and good luck in the future, Julie. Love Glenn and Renee. Good luck Julie Hinckley — Manning Family. Patrick — thank you for sharing everything with me. I love you — Elizabeth. Congratulations Julie Hinckley — Renegade Farm. Dswan T. — thanks for being there and listening to my troubles. Love, Bet W. Good Luck —Joe Sinicro pe. Compliments of Mr. Larry Green. 207 STEVEN’S REMEMBER WITH . . . Steven’s Photography East Longmeadow, MA 413-525-4263 208