East Haven High School - Pioneer Yearbook (East Haven, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

East Haven High School Pioneer 1984 Dedication Marjorie Dempsey It is with great pride that we dedicate the 1984 PIONEER to Mrs. Marjorie Dempsey. As a devoted teacher and friend she has shown a special kind of support and enthusiasm for her students. Her thoughtful sense of humor and compassion are qualities of Mrs. Dempsey that we will always cherish and remember. 2 Looking Into The Future, We Are Curious And Full Of Wonder, Hoping To Realize All Of Our Dreams. 5 7 JOHN MEZZANOTTE Principal NORMAN DEMARTINO Assistant Principal CHARLES CONTE Administrative Assistant JOHN VILLANO Administrative Assistant ROBERT CARBONE Administrative Assistant 18 ANTHONY SERIO Director of Food Services ___________________________________19 MICHAEL A. ZITO Superintendent of Schools MARTIN DEFELICE Assistant Superintendent ANGELO ESPOSITO Director of Pupil Services THOMAS VINCENT Supervisor of Buildings BOARD OF EDUCATION (rear) RAYMOND MOORE, PAULINE JOHNS, CHARLES COYLE, MICHELINA FUNARO. REGIANO MARINI, STEVEN RUSSO (seated) FRANK GRAVINO, JAMES KREBS, Chairman, JOANN ESPOSITO.Secretary. ARNOLD CESTARI Director of Elementary Education VINCENT PRATO Business Manager A r t PAUL BELLO LOUIS CRLSCENTI HELEN B1NKOWSKI ANNA SCHOMAKER ANTHONY SERIO DAVID SHAPIRO 20 ROGER SHAPIRO Department Head DAVID MARSHALL ANGELO FRISCHETTI NEIL SULLIVAN FRANK MEOLI MICHAELYN VEGLIANTE MICHAEL LUCIBELLO - AUDREY HARPER ARTHUR MARTORELLA TERESA VITALE MARY WHELAN HARRY BORELLI JOSEPH MASSA Department Head 2i LINDA PEDUZZI JANET STOPKA JOHN ALBIS LOUISE GIAMMATTEI HENRY GRAVER Al PHONSF. RIJOTCO Department Head LOUIS ANASTASIO VINCENT DISTASIO I WILLIAM IOVANNA GENNARO LEMBO 24 BARBARA MANNION RICHARD PI ATT ROBF.RT MANFREDA MARGARET SHEEHAN MARYANN STANISZ ILONA SYPNIEWSKI H o m e E c o n 0 m 0 1 c s MARY WEBER Department Head MARY EVERETT Department Head KAREN SCHMIDT 25 n d u s t r • i a I A r t s JUDITH SICCAMA KEITH BACKMAN KENNETH BAKER THOMAS KENNEDY EDWARD KISHFY Department Head M a t h e m a t i c s JAMES SCHROEDER ALPHONSE CANNAVACIOLO GLORIA CRISAFI 26 MICHAEL DELLACAMERA ANTHONY DELLAVENTURA Department Head JACQUELINE LEMBO RICHARD MELILLO ANTHONY NUCOLO WILLIAM PARKER 27 SUSAN BADAMO JUDITH CROLL BRENDA DAVIS NICHOLAS VEGLIANTE RALPH CASTELLON STEPHEN NARRACCI JUDITH WEBBER I RICHARD CASSIEY JAMES FLANAGAN THEODORE KACZYNSKI THEODORE MALONIS Department Head ROBERT PROTO FREDERICK SARGOLINI LORETTA SKOWRONEK 30 LUCY LEFEVRE LAURA CAPEZZONE JACQUELINE CROSBY RITA BRUSTMAN CLAIRE LUZZI JULIE SCANLON ROSE MARCUCCI HELEN TULLO MARIE AFFINITO MADELAINE FRANK JULIA MELILLO NICHOLAS AIELLO The Direction In Which Education Starts A Man Will Determine His Future Image. 32 Mty WOTO wmx 1 foffly Duroni 2 fooko 3 Outv, Tonnocchim 4 Cbriatino Ooaopteon 5 Oock Dunn 6 Lola Toaaok 7 Too 6oruo 8 Lyvondo Tori 9 Oow� i DoAn o 10 Toior Loylo 1) Oohn TuMo 12 Lhria ftoucbord 13 Liao Mono ftoncok 14 5iofH oin Gronoio )5 Ooonn Griffin 16 Dotoroa GrOaaO 17 l Kki Forroro 18 Chtta Mfraowakyi 19 ?ou� o Forroro 23 Ooonn Mro 24 6u.o Louroko 25 Miko O oofo 26 Doo GOMO jhor 27 Siocy fovoino 28 Aficio Anoaioaio 29 Ovn Fonnn 30 Eiloon Murphy 31 ftrondi Nondrop 32 Touv An ua 33 Choryl Pu ioro 34 Donno Ru ioro 35 Lynn Appko«i 36 LlaO Arduo 37 HfaHor forron 38 6onyo forioio 39 Lindy Choanoy 40 Robori 1 inconi 41 WV.S 42 Oonoki Tissoruaao 43 Oocklo Adoma 20 Moreno ond Doriono Hoihowoy 21 Mono Todono 22 Groty) ond Gino Guidono When we began high school on September 3, 1980 we didn’t realize what lay ahead of us. We knew that wc would attend school for four years, and at the time it seemed as though it would last forever, but we were never fully aware of what high school really meant. We knew that we would eventually read the literary classic The Catcher In The Rye, that dissecting frogs was the highlight of required biology, and that Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet was a Ipve story we really wouldn’t mind reading. We were also aware that we would order and receive class rings following the tradition of having friends turn your ring. By rule of the tradition the person who turned your ring last, (in our case the eighty-fourth time), must kiss you. Although we knew all of this we were still unsure of the high school image! As freshmen we were eager to familiarize ourselves with our new surroundings and be a part of all that high school had to offer. We started by electing class officers: Kevin Roche, President; Peter Coyle, Vice-President; Barbara Romano, Secretary; Carmella Leone, Treasurer. We sponsored a teacher studcnt basketball game (teachers won!), and we held bake sales and car washes (common practice for raising money). Many of us involved ourselves in various extra-curricular activities including clubs and sports, while others were concerned with the development of the typical ninth grade social life (learning the uses of the telephone). During the spring several students were involved in the production of Oklahoma, and the band took a trip to Pennsylvania, an activity which was talked about long afterward. Wc ended our first year of high school getting our first taste of final exams (loving every min- is CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Jack Dunn, Freshman Year 1980; Kevin Roche, Freshman Class President 1980-1981: Lucy LaPierre. Senior Year 1983: Chuck Hahn. Sandy Podsiadlo. Gretchen Connors, Freshman Year 1980; Jackie Adams, Senior Year 1983; Barbara Romano and Carmella Leone, Junior Year 1982. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Jacquie Purcell and Gretchcn Conners, Freshman Year 1980; Lisa Girard, Junior Year 1983; Lou LeFevre, Sophomore Year 1981; Lisa Ames, Senior Year 1983; Scott Allen, Freshman Year 1980; John Kaczor, Junior Year 1982; Denise F.li-gio. Sophomore Year 1981 ute?), and looking forward to the following year, when we would no longer be the “little kids” of the school. We started sophomore year with both advantages and disadvantages. We knew our way around the school, keeping us from getting lost, but for that reason could no longer blame tardiness on being unfamiliar with where classes were located. During our second year we were led by Timmy Shaw, President; Eileen Murphy, Vice-President; Vicki Ferraro, Secretary; Joann Griffin, Treasurer; Gina Guidonc, Historian. We sold key chains and candy and ordered class rings (Decisions! Decisions!). Sophomore year was unique in its own way. In addition to a protest of school budget cuts in the form of student organized walk out, wc also witnessed the proposed renaming of our town (A rose by any other name would smell as sweet!). When the proposition was ignored, all were pleased; after all not many of us wanted to attend O.H.S.-Ocean-port High School. What would we have been known as? The Oceanport . . . Trouts? One of the most remembered events of the school year was the presentation of Grease by the Drama Club under the direction of Mrs. Webber. The acting was great, as were the singing and dancing. A pleasant time was had by all who attended. Thus, we ended our second year of new and unusual experiences at East Haven High. 19 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Joann Griffin and Gina Guidonc, Halloween Dance 1981 (Sophomore Year): Steven Granata. Senior Year Christmas 1983: Maria Hamilton. Senior Year 1983; Renee Talbot, Junior Prom 1983; Danny McCormick, Freshman Year 1980; Tommy Myjak, Sophomore Year 1981. Soon we were back to begin another exciting and fulfilling year. We were juniors, wishing we were seniors, and beginning what was probably our most important year. A year of change, we were growing up and beginning to look at things differently. It was the year that many of us began to work for the first time and began to drive. Social lives developed and the Monday morning question was no longer “Did you watch the Friday movie of the week?” but “Whose party did you go to?” or “Who did you go out with?” Shoreline Recreation and McDonald’s became favorites of ours. Showcase Cinemas became the theater attended most often and concerts became much more important. Academically students participated in the Yale Model United Nations and North Haven Model Congress, while others were chosen to attend Boys State at Eastern and Girls State at UCONN. The Business Careers, DECA and P.E. clubs became the most popular, and seven students were chosen as Rotary Youths of the Month while twenty-five juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. Was this not also the year many of us got our first taste of SAT’s? (Wasn’t it great!??) Perhaps the two biggest events of the year were the famous (or should we say infamous) “Great 40 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Chetta King and Sonya Parlato, Junior Year 1982; Martin Da-dio. Freshman Year 1980; Darryl Redding (a.k.a. Otis Redding), Freshman Year 1980; Tina Peterson, Kim Maltese, Marty Russo and Cindi Quatt-lebaum. Sophomore Year 1981; Blake West, Senior Year Christmas 1983; Debbie McHugh, Junior Year 1983. Adventure” planned and organized by Steven Granata: and of course, our Junior Prom. For all who participated both events were fun and will be remembered for a long time. We ended our junior year anticipating the next, our last. The year that we waited so long for finally arrived. On September 8, 1983, we officially became seniors, what a day it was! The beginning of the year was pretty much like any other year, except we were now upperclassmen. The feeling of being on top wasn’t as we had expected, yet we were glad to be there. Many of us soon began our frantic search for colleges or career opportunities after high school. The hunting and decision making wasn’t fun, but it had to get done, and we all knew that when it was over, we would be glad we did it. Most of us remained involved in whatever activities we had participated in throughout the years, and others decided to just enjoy our last year in school. During the year many good times were shared and often we thought of how quickly it was going by. There were even times that we wished it had gone slower. It was as our last year wound down that wc realized what high school really meant. It was a time not only of learning, but adjusting and preparing. It was a time to experience many new opportunities. Most of all it was a time to enjoy and participate in, a time that one day we could reflect on with not only happiness, but pride. These images of our past will not determine our futures, but they will no doubt affect us, and the more we remember, with more happiness, the better the effect. 41 1984 Superlatives CLASS CLOWN Billy Zampa NICEST EYES Joe Avallone NICEST SMILE Jim Fantin FUNNIEST LAUGH Joe Sortito CHATTERBOX Blake West BEST LOOKING Jim Fantin BEST DRESSED Peter Coyle BEST PHYSIQUE John Taddei TEACHERS’ PET Walter Onacewicz MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ed Calandrella MOST ATHLETIC Terry O’Brien CLASS SOCIALITE Dave Cascio MOST SHY Anthony Westman ACCOMPLISHED MOST FOR CLASS Timmy Shaw CLASS PERFECTIONIST Blake West MOST GULLIBLE Mark Franco MOST DRAMATIC Scott Luzzi CLASS COMPLAINER Aaron Iuteri MOST DARING Chris Cerrito BEST PERSONALITY Timmy Shaw MOST POPULAR Dave Cascio ftoijjl 1984 Superlatives CLASS CLOWN Joann Panzo NICEST EYES Chetta King NICEST SMILE Wendy McDonald FUNNIEST LAUGH Karen Ricci CHATTERBOX Sonya Parlato BEST LOOKING Lucy La Pierre BEST DRESSED Lisa Boniio BEST PHYSIQUE Angela Mathis TEACHERS' PET Sue Coulombe MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Chris Bouchard MOST ATHLETIC Nancy Lcmbo CLASS SOCIALITE Joann Niro MOST SHY Renee Talbot ACCOMPLISHED MOST FOR CLASS Eileen Murphy CLASS PERFECTIONIST Lisa Bonito MOST GULLIBLE Debbie McHugh MOST DRAMATIC Marlene Burwell CLASS COMPLAINER Kim Ematruda MOST DARING Kris Griego BEST PERSONALITY Julie Pennachini MOST POPULAR Eileen Murphy World History 1980 — 1983 (C) 1982 Universal City Studios, Inc, 44 As high school students we are exposed to many different things. We hear about major events that occur in our town, our country and other parts of the world. We listen to music, watch television and see movies. Our development and growth is a combination of the effect all of these have upon us, in addition to the personal situations that occur. Opinions and ideas arc formed each time we see and hear a little more. However we are involved or affected, directly or indirectly, they are undeniably a part of what we become. Over the past four years we have seen new technological advances. We have witnessed the problems that have occurred in our own nation, and in others as well. Marriages, and deaths alike have made headlines. And we have been exposed to major evnets at the theater, box office, and on television. In May of 1980 a real life disaster occurred. Mount St. Helens, an active volcano in the state of Washington, had a major eruption which was responsible for the deaths or disappearances of 62 people, and spoiled 138,000 acres of land. The volcano erupted eight more times by the end of the year. On December 8, 1980 musician John Lennon was murdered in front of his New York apartment, Dakota. When he and his wife Yoko Ono were entering the building, Mark David Chapman shot and killed Lennon. This tragic event resulted in several days of mourning. Burning candles, praying and crying, fans from all over crowded outside the building. John Lennon, one of the Beatles, was a musical legend in his own time, and now that he has passed, the strength of the legend has grown more forceful than ever. The rock group Pink Floyd released the double LP The Wall in 1980. The shimmering fusion of folk, rock and social satire is considered by many critics and fans alike to be the group’s most ambitious album to date. High on the record charts all year, the LP inspired film director Alan Parker to turn the recording's story into a movie. Cabbage Patch Kids-1983’s most popular Christmas present. One of the most talked about films of the year was Ordinary People. The movie, based on the novel by Judith Guest, marked the directing debut of film star Robert Redford. During its fall rclasc the movie enjoyed little success, but after winning several Academy Awards, including Best Picture, the public flocked to see it. Ordinary People has since become one of the most respected films of recent years. In 1980 the movie to see was Airplane!, a spoof of everything from disaster films to the Girl Scouts. Made on a small budget, it was released in the summer with little advertising. Relying heavily on word-of-mouth publicity, the film became one of the year’s most successful and original comedies. At the end of the year we witnessed the election of a new President. Republican Ronald Reagan defeated Democrat Jimmy Carter in November for the Presidential office. On January 20, 1981, the former film actor and his wife Nancy officially became President and First Lady, just minutes before the 52 American hostages left Tehran on their way to freedom. After 444 days in captivity, an agreement was reached between the United States and Iran for their release. This day was perhaps the most touching of any year as the hostages’ families and the rest of the country celebrated the day the hostages came home. Shortly after President Reagan took office he was wounded in an assassination attempt by John W. Hinckley Jr. Three members of the President’s cabinet were wounded as well. When Hinckley was apprehended, a news story of major interest developed, as he confessed that the assissination attempt was his way of being noticed by film actress Jodie Foster. Foster, a student at Yale University, had been receiving letters from Hinckley prior to the attempt. The letters addressed issues included in the film Taxi Driver, in which Foster starred as a teenager. On February 5 Connecticut Govenor Ella Grasso died at the age of 61. The first woman elected Governor in the U.S., she served two terms in the state. Before her Governorship, she served in the United States House of Representatives. Film star Natalie Wood also died in 1981. On November 29 the 43 year old actress drowned of the coast of Catalina Island. She left behind her two daughters and actor-husband Robert Wagner. With two astronauts aboard, the U.S. space shuttle Columbia successfully completed a 54 hour mission in earth oribt on April 15. The Columbia is the world's first reusable spacecraft. In July 1981 Sandra Day O’Conner became the first woman to be appointed to the Supreme Court. A former judge from Arizona and mother of three. O’Conner took the position and received a great deal of media coverage. On July 29, heir to the British throne Prince Charles married Lady Diana Spencer. The Royal Wedding was telecast across the country as it occurred. First Lady Nancy Reagan attended the celebration. Another popular wedding was the union of television’s Luke and Laura. The star-crossed lovers of the popular soap opera General Hospital were not only featured on the program, the ceremony was also broadcast on the news and featured in magazines as well. During 1981 many of the films released were action-packed fantasy adventures. Of them. Raiders of the Lost Ark fared best. The teaming of producer George Lucas of Star Wars and director Steven Spielberg proved successful as the film now ranks among the biggest movie blockbusters and earned several Oscar nominations. Another of the year’s more successful films was Arthur. The madcap comedy was a refreshing and entertaining film delight. This was the movie that established Dudley Moore as a major star and earned Sir John Gielgud a well-deserved Academy Award. The Rolling Stones embarked on their final tour which opened at JFK Staidum and ended in December in Washington D.C. The 14 state 24 city farewell did not signify the end of the Rolling Stones, but the beginning of a new time for them. Mick Jaggcr said they would have more time now to concentrate on their music. One of the most exciting developments in the music industry began in August of 1981. MTV Music Television isanexclu sive twenty-four hour rock music video network. The five V.J.’s provide music Michael Jackson's album Thriller became the bestselling LP of all time in 1983. news and interviews, as well as announcing the featured videos. This new era in music not only excited the fans, but also the performers, who are now not only musicians but actors as well. Argentine troops seized the British held Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic on April 2, 1982. The news of the invasion and the happenings in the Falk-lands made new headlines during the entire issue. Roger Daltrey, lead singer of the Who, revealed in an August 20 press conference in New York that although the veteran British rock group intended to continue recording, their upcoming concert tour would be their last. As a result, ticket sales sold out as soon as concerts were announced. Not long after the tour had ended, the Who broke up. The all-female pop group, the Go-Gos, not only dominated the airwaves during the year, but also had a major influence on styles and fashion. The Go-Go “look” was as popular as Beauty and the Beat and Vacation, the group’s two top selling albums. The biggest music event of the year was the US Festival. Proclaimed as the “Woodstock of the ’80’s, the US Festival was held at the Glen Helen Regional Park near San Bernardino in California on September 200,000 spectators came to hear such acts as the Kinks, Fleetwood Mac, the Police, Talking Heads, the Cars, Pat Bcnatar and Santana. The biggest motion picture event ever occurred in 1982 On June 11 Steven Spielberg’s E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial opened in theaters across the country. Millions of movie-goers waited in lines for hours and at the end of its first twenty-five days in national release E.T. grossed over $86.9 million. By the time the film finished its theatrical release, one year later, E.T. had become the biggest box-office attraction of all time, earning more than $300 million. Spielberg never expected the movie to become the monster success it was and said he “wanted a creature only a mother could love.” With the success of all the toys, bedsheets, bicycles and the film itself, it seems as though more than just E.T.’s mother loves him. Dustin Hoffman starred in the zany comedy Tootsie late in the year. Hoffman played an unemployed actor who disguises himself as a woman to get a role on a soap opera. Critical praise and a good public response helped Tootise earn over $172 million to date and become the most popular film comedy in history. Although the movie was nominated for 10 Oscars, it was somewhat overlooked by Academy voters. Jessica Lange did manage to be named Best Supporting Actress, however. A wave of fear swept the United States in the early fall of 1982 after seven persons in the Chicago area were killed by Cyanide that had been injected into capsules of the non-perscription pain reliever, Extra-Strength Tylenol. The drug was quickly withdrawn from store shelves while a search began for the culprit. Although the makers of Tylenol were not to blame, the scare affected sales of the drug. By November the Tylenol manufacturers returned the capsules to the shelves in tamper-proof packaging. Princess Grace of Monaco died in a car accident on September 14. Born in Philadelphia, Grace Kelly was an Academy Award winning actress who chose to marry Prince Rainier III instead of furthering her film career. She was 52 years old when she died. After winning his first Academy Award for his performance in On Golden Pond, actor Henry Fonda, 77, died on August 12. The legendary star is best known for his performances in Grapes of Wrath and Mister Roberts. Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev, President of the U.S.S.R. and general secretary of its Communist party died on November 10 at the age of 75. Two days later Yuri Andropov took over as leader of the Kremlin. The 68 year old ex-spymaster of the Soviet KGB is hailed as the first Russian leader to speak and read Eng- lish. Andropov is also a fan of Jacqueline Susann and Chubby Checker. Knoxville, Tennessee was the site for the world’s fair during 1982. It was the first world's fair since 1975 and it marked the first time ever that one was held in the South. 1983 was complete with one unique arrival and at the same time, a sad departure. The arrival was in the form of Boy George, the flashy, carefree cross-dresser who helped Culture Club become one of the most popular sounds of the year. Their albums. Kissing to be Clever and Colour by Numbers enjoyed great success as Boy George himself became a prominent music figure. Culture Club won a Grammy Award as the years Best New Group. The sad departure was that of the television series M A S H. The eleven year run of the series, starring Alan Alda, Loretta Switt, Harry Morgan and Jamie Farr, came to an end in a special movie episode which resolved all the problems with the end of the Korean War and with the characters going their own way. M A S H touched everyone at one time or another and even though it has departed, it remains perhaps the best television sitcom ever. Another television event was the airing of the controversial move The Day After which demonstrated the effects of a nuclear holocaust. After all the media hype, the refusal to air the film by cer- Go-Go s lead singer Belinda Carlisle during the group's 1982 concert tour. 46 Anthony Geary and Genie Francis portrayed Luke and Laura on the popular soap opera General Hospital. tain network affiliates, and various warnings, it turned out that although The Day After was interesting and enjoyable it was most often just a disaster film. When “the day after” arrived the public opinion was mixed, and some viewers have been known to have said that the picture portrayed the aftermath of nuclear war as a mere picnic. 1983 may be remembered as “The year of Michael Jackson.” His LP Thriller sold over 35 million copies and his accompanying videos, “Beat It” especially, have become the years best. In addition to breaking the record as the best-selling album of all time, Jackson took home a record breaking eight American Music Awards. Although he wasn’t as victorious at the Grammy Awards, he did earn many there as well. Jackson tried to break into the Academy Awards this year with his short film Thriller. The 14 minute horror story coast over $1 million to produce and was directed by motion picture director John Landis. The film was shown in a California movie theater to qualify for the Oscars, but Jackson was snubbed by the Academy. The motion picture Flashdance was a very influential film in ’83. Jennifer Beals, a Yale student, made her movie debut in the simple-minded and plotless film. Frowned upon by critics, the public loved the high powered energy and emotionally affecting picture. In addition to earning $90 million at the box-office, the movie’s visual style and musical sounds have already been imitated and it was the inspiration for a new fashion trend, cutoff sweatshirts. The film's title song “Flashdance . . . What a Feeling!” ranked number one for the year and the soundtrack album number three. The most talked about picture of the year was Terms of Endearment. The movie explores the relationship between a mother and daughter in the course of some thirty years. Both Shirley Ma-cLaine and Debra Winger have been critically praised for their performances. as have Jack Nicholson and John Lith-gow. The film succeded not only because of its touching humor, but also because of its affecting emotional appeal as well. In September 269 people, 60 of them Americans were killed on Korean Airlines Flight 007. Soviet missiles shot down the plan believing it to be an espionage flight, when it had strayed more than 200 miles inside the country’s airspace. Many questions regarding the flight remain unanswered, most significantly, why the plane was so far off course. Because there were no survivors, we may never know what really happened, but the tragedy did occur nonetheless. In October, U.S. Marines, Army rangers and paratroopers swept onto the East Caribbean island of Grenada. Their mission was to free Americans imperilled by the leftist thugs who had deposed and murdered Grenada’s Marxist prime min istcr. As the U.N. rang with anti-American cries, Washington insisted that the invaders had arrived in just lime to save Grenada from an utter Castro-Kremlin takeover. Astrophysicist Sally Ride became America’s first woman in space in 1983 on the space shuttle Challenger. An athlete in her youth, she’s a top ranked scholar majoring in English and physics in college Ride is no stranger to space; she is married to astronaut Steve Haw-ley. The year closed as a new rage swept the nation, the Cabbage Patch Kid. Originally designed by Xavier Roberts, the Cabbage Patch Kids, or Little People, come complete with adoption papers and a company sent card on its first birthday. When the dolls were first put on the market by Coleco, people bought them (adopted them rather) like crazy. As the season went on nearing Christmas. Coleco could not keep them in stock. Shortages of the babies developed as longing parents were placed on waiting lists or paid outrageous prices. The Cabbage Patch Kids are computer designed, so that no two are alike. All of the events that have occurred or will occur are not always particularly earth shattering or of major importance to the further development of modern technology. Some are remembered more than others and some ee wish we could forget. Above all. though, they cause something else to happen or continue to happen. They are the situations which cause a result, the images which cause a reflection. 4 In Memoriam Mary Everett January 1922-November 1983 Janet Stopka April 1950-March 1984 Nothing Gold Can Stay Nature's First Green Is Gold, Her Hardest Hue To Hold. Her Early Leafs A Flower; But Only So An Hour. Then Leaf Subsides To Leaf. So Eden Sank To Grief, So Dawn Goes Down Today. Nothing Gold Can Stay. Robert Frost SCOTT LUZZI President JOHN TULLO Vice-President CARMELLA LEONE Treasurer JUDI EYBEL Historian Senior Class Officers And Advisors MERI-ANN DESENTI, PAMELA DEMARSEILLES. DAVID AUGUSTINE Advisors 50 SUE LAURELLO Secretary JACQUELINE ADAMS Jackie ... A talkative senior with a bubbly personality . .. Always has a cheerful smile ... An energetic cheerleader . . . Before Columbus?? .. . “That’s maddening!” . .. Loves to spend money . . . “I’m fat!” . . . Jackie’s future includes college. DAVID S. ALLEN Dave . . . “I’m not a crank!” . . . He's a Yankee, Olivia, Star Trek, Billy Joel, and Whaler's fan . . . “I’ve got rabbit-schemia” ... “But seriously folks.” ... “Ours is not to wonder why, ours is to cheat and lie.” . . . “Good-bye, Adolf Hitler High!” . . . “Lou still owes me thirty cents!” SALVATORE ADINOLFI Sal... Can be seen near the school store . .. “Who’s G.P.?” ... Good looking senior Always seen cruising in his blue Camaro. SCOTT W. ALLEN Scott . . . Personality plus ... A good friend who’s easy to talk to . . . You may think he’s quiet, but wait 'til you get to know fiim . . . “Hey, what’s up?” . . . “Want to go to a concert?” . . . Often seen with a smile . . . Wonder what he’s thinking! . . . Scott's future plans include college. LISA M. ALBERINO Alberino . . . Loves to party! . . . Harley Davidson all the way! . . . Has a smile for everyone . . . Can be seen cruising around in her Cutlass Supreme . . . Lisa's future plans include hairdressing and living life to its fullest. ANGELA ALFIERI Angie . . . Can always be found with Val and Maureen in the court yard . . . Quiet? . . . “Where's Tweety?” ... A good friend to all. . . Loves to have a good time . . . Future plans include travel. KIM A. ALLESHUNAS Kim . . . “Do ya got the homework?” . . . Quiet . . . Joan Jett, Drums 1 . . . Good friend to all who know her . . . Can be seen driving her green Camaro . . . Kim plans to enjoy life. DAVID P. AMATRUDA “D. Knotts”... 11 ...Always a good friend to have . . . Usually found working down Rank’s room with a certain crowd . . . Pompeii Basketball 1 ... Seen driving the ghost machine . . . Danger pole crossing . . . Plans to join the Foxon Volunteer Fire Department . . . Future plans include technical school. 51 ALICIA ANASTASIO JENNIFER AMENDOLA Jenn ... Has a unique personality . . . Loves to have a good time with that special group of friends . . . Loves school??? ... A style all her own. MIKE ANASTASIO Amilio . . . Always seen on the second floor bridge with all the gang . . . Always knocking out someone . . . “You know RAIANO?” ... A good friend to have . . . Always yelling . . . Loves to party . . . Future plans arc to work. 52 LISA A. AMES Lee ... A very dedicated pompom girl . . . Hockey 1 . . . Does 7 mean anything to you, Lee? ... Spoils him to death! . . . Always has that special someone on her mind ... “Where's Vincenza?” ... “Saturday night, can’t wait!” . . . Monte’s 1 . . . Can usually be found (working hard?) at I.G.A... . Future plans include a secretarial career. Lee . . . Tonto!. .. Has a beautiful smile for everyone . . . Take a trip with J. Geils! . . . ‘I’m so embarrassed!” . . . Mini-skirts at McDonalds . . . “Where did Eileen go?” .. Can always be found with Troy . . . Til start my diet on Monday . . . Honestly!” . . . Alicia plans a career in nursing. PATRICIA A. ANGUS Isha . . . Crazy cross-country captain ... Always a friendly hello . .. Quiet until you get to know her ... The Police will always be 1 ... A good friend to have . . . Future plans include college. ROBERT ANDERSON Bob . . . Can be seen with Lester and Nick . . . Mets 1 . . . “Why did they ever get rid of Seavcr?” .. . Loves a good concert. ANDREW JOSEPH ANASTASIO Boo-Boo . . . Likes Hockey and skating . . . Loves to party and have a good time with his friends . . . Found on the third floor with that special group of friends. CHRIS P. APOTRIAS “Apotch” .. . Crazy personality .. . Can often be seen in the school store . . . Loves school?? . . . “What’s up?” .. . Led Zep 1 . . . “Hoot-Hoot” . . . Chris’ future plans include culinary school. LYNN APPICELLI Lynn . . . Out-going and fun . . . “I’m not a brown-noscr!” . . . Gull - i - bull... Incredible curiosity ... “He bit my boot!” . . . Loves that horn! . . . Talks about her dog too much? ... Lunchtime at Mr. Mas-sa’s . . . Carrots and celery 1 . . . “Why doesn’t anyone understand the way I talk?” . . . Campus life awaits Lynn. LISA J. BAIOCCHI Lee . . . Love those eyes!. . . Quiet until you get to know her . . . Can often be seen with Donna and Denise . . . “What’s up?” . . . Bonanza?? . . . Dcf Leppard 1 . . . “Where’s Denise?” ... Always enjoys having a good time . . . Lisa’s future plans include hairdressing and Dave. LISA ARDITO Lee ... “Arty” ... “Chuck” ... A transfer from Lauralton Hall . . . Always peppy and energetic . . . An avid M.T.V. watcher . . . Seldom lets things get her down . . . Always looks on the bright side . .. Willing to help those in need . . . Loves animals and hopes someday to become a veterinarian. WILLIAM BAKUTIS Bill . . . Always seen with that Foxon gang . . . Can be found fixing his Cougar . . . Loves a good time ... A real lady killer ... A dedicated student??? JOSEPH AVALLONE Joey . . . Gorgeous eyes to match the rest of him . . . Hockey 7 . . . Can be seen eyeing the girls . . Has a friendly attitude that can make your day . . . “Hey Ang, it’s lunchtime!!” . . . Just another tardy . . . “Who needs a job?? . . . Joey’s future plans include college in Florida. BENEDICT A. BARONE Ben ... A good friend to have . . . “Where’s my Led Zeppelin tapes?” . . . Always seen hanging out on the second floor or at the Pit with Maio and the gang . . . “Let’s Party!” .. . Remember that toothpaste! ... Z 28 1. . . . Future plans arc to work and party. DIANE BECK Diane ... A smile for all... Loves a good time and tigers too . . . Always thinking of that someone special . . . Dave! Dave! Dave! . . . “Where’s Chris?” . . . Can always be seen with Kathy . . . Diane’s future plans include marriage to Dave and a career in the business world. ANGELO R. AVALLONE Ang . . . Has a unique personality and a style all his own . . . Always seen with his cousin Joey . . . “Hey, how ya doing?” ... “Terrific!” . . . Sharp dresser ... A modest senior?? . . . A hi-level couldn’t look better on anybody else . . . College life is in Angelo's future. ANTHONY J. BIGIO Tony ... 31 ... Former East Haven Football player . . . Loves to lift weights ... “Hey Ed, do you want to lift today?” ... Can always be seen in the halls with Lauri . . . Future plans include work with computers. MARK BECKERT Mark ... A quiet and considerate fellow who is always willing to lend a helping hand . . . Mark enjoys movies, watching girls and food . . . Future includes an education in marketing and entering the business world. JOSEPH M. BIAS Joe-also known as Mike to his friends ... “Hey, where's Kelly?” . . . Loves baseball, the outdoors, and hunting . . . Can always be seen with that special someone . . . Joe’s future plans include Kelly and living his life to the fullest. CHRISTINE A. BOUCHARD Chris ... A cute little senior with a great personality . . . “Yah, I know.” ... A devoted pom-pom girl . . . Garfield 1 . . . Has a smile for everyone . . . “I'm not that short!” ... Can always be seen with John . . . Memories of the Yankees ... “Where are you going tonight?” Chris’ future plans include college LISA M. BONITO Lee ... Always smiling-has a hello for everyone . . . Can cheer up anyone’s day . . . SPAZ?! . . . “Let’s go shopping!” . . . Loves those weekends! . . . Can be seen cruising in the blue Omega with I and the gang . . . What a laugh-“Cut the cake!!!” . . . Lisa's future plans include college. BRIAN BORCHERT Brian ... Excellent personality . .. Always seen at the first floor lav with a certain crowd ... One of the Foxon foxes ... “I'm outla here! . . . Remember Wildwood . . . Loves to work? . . . “Let’s crash that party!” . . . Future plans include the electronics computer repair field. 54 LISAMARIE BONCEK LisaMarie . . . Jesus Christ comes first in her life ... A true individual.. . Expresses love to everyone . .. Has a natural talent for singing . . . Former E.C.A. student . . . Barbra Streisand? . . . Her accent charms many . . . LisaMarie plans on pursuing a career in nursing, being a professional Gospel singer and praising God forever. LYNN A. BROWN Lynn . . . Mrs. Moo . . . Always has a smile on her face and a friendly hello for everyone . . . Love that blonde hair! . . . Can be seen with Lisa, Debbie and Coleen . . . Lynn’s three favorite subjects are: Paul! Paul! Paul! . . . Quiet? . . . “Hey cutie!” . . . 72-Spadz . . . Lynn's future plans include the business world and Paul. MARLENE E. BURWELL GINA R. BRUNEAU Gina .. . Has a smile for everyone . . . Always seen cruising in her Mustang . . . Can be found in school every day??? . . . Always hanging around with that certain crowd . . . Gina, what happened to your hair? . . . “No, I don’t look like Pat Benetar!” . . . Loves to party! KELLY A. CALDWELL Kelly . . . Always smiling while that someone special is on her mind ... A member of the Business Careers Club . . . Funny-bones?!? . . . Always found before first in the cafe with Sheri, Butler, Tami, Michele. Karen and Michael . . . Never forget Junior year with Debbie . . . Michael and the business world are included in Kelly's future. Marlene . . . Always something brewing behind those wicked eyes . . . Rangers 1, ooh la la . . . East Haven Hockey Team's I Coach . . . “I'm a white witch! . .. Always heard at hockey games . . . Great Adventures Room 251 - “Come one. Come all!” . . . Never without a comment . . . The crystal ball foresees the campus life for Marlene. PAUL CAMERONE Paul . . . Excellent personality . . . Loves to party!... Where there's a party you'll find Paul . . . Loves to travel . . . Always a friendly smile for everyone . . . Paul lives for the weekends!... Future plans include the college life. EDWARD CALANDRELLA “Earl . . . One of the few math team members . . . Loyal ‘Hawks’ fan .. . Remember Boys State?!... Enjoys playing hoop and tennis . .. Can be seen with Lou or Mac . . . Dreads that year end speech . . . Future plans include college and a career in engineering. JOANNE LEE CARLSON Joanne . . . “What's up? . . . “Where's the party? ... Led Zep-Ycah . . . Always can be found on Main Street . . . Florida all the way! MAUREEN CALANDRO Maureen . . . Cannot be found in class . . . Bobby! . . . Mustang . . . Dazed and confused . . . “Leave me alone! . . . Loves work? . . . Pretty brown cyes-Iovc that smile! . .. Maureen's future include marrying Bobby and becoming a C.P.A. SUSAN CARNEY Sue . . . Friendly and quiet, never without a smile . . . What a prep!.. . Listen to that laugh! . . . Always seen with that certain someone “Work? Who me? . . . Loves to spend the summer at the beach . .. Remember Pitter Patter, Crash! . . . Sue's future plans include college. 55 DAVID B. CASCIO JOHN M. CARRANO John . . . “J” ... A good friend to have . . . Always down in Rank’s room, or getting subs at Dairy Mart . . . Loves working on cars and having a good time . . . Hangs with Knotts and John ... A Foxon Volunteer Fire Fighter . . . Has an eye for the ladies . . . John’s future plans include auto mechanics. RICHARD J. CARUSO Richie . . . Dickie . .. The first one to class? ... Can be found on the second floor with Gina ... A sincere friend to all who know him ... Always has something to say . . . “Let’s go storm!” ... Startin' trouble again? . . . “Where’s Gina?” .. . Future plans include a good job and marriage. Dave . . . Known to all . . . Love those big brown eyes . . . Great personality . . . Can always be found on the second floor with that certain crew . . . Dave’s fan club ... On time for class??? . . . “Do ya have a pen?” . . . Where there’s a party you'll find Dave ... Can be found in his blue bug with friends!. . . Our Junior Prom King of‘83 ... One of our finer athletes, 7 and 33 ... College life awaits Dave. DEBRA ANNE CARUSO Deb . . . “Buddie, Deb-Deb” . . . Can always be found with a smile . . . A great friend to have . . . “Want a piece of gum?” .. . Boys? Who me? Never! . . . “Nellie is sick AGAIN!” . . . “McDonald's? When?! . . . “Hi, y’all!” . . . Squeak, Squeak . . . Praise Jesus! . . . Work? Not again! . . . Debbie’s future includes college and a business career. SHERRY A. CIFARELLI Sher . . . Love those blue eyes! . . . “Hey Tra, where’s Gretchen? . . . Shorthand forever? . . . Always there to listen . . . Never in a bad mood . . . Always has that special someone on her mind ... Love that laugh! . . . Hawaii '82 . . . Will always remember 5 28 80 . . . Sherry’s future includes marriage to Ralph and living it up! LISA CIPOLLI Lisa . . . Appears quiet but watch out!... Can be seen with her many friends or cruising in her big blue Cadillac . .. Somewhat serious but finds humor in everything. FRANK ANTHONY CAVALLARO JR. Frank . . . Here comes the world's greatest plumber, Frank Cavallaro Jr. in his flaming red truck. 56 CINDY A. CHASNEY “Cinds” . . . Always has a smile and a shoulder for everyone . . . “Books, what books???” . . . “Homework, never!” . . . Head tart at Judic's . . . Dennis! Dennis! Dennis! . . . “And on and on it goes!” . . . Cindy, Marlene and Ro . . . Can be seen cruising in her orange “Baby” . . . Future plans include writing and Dennis. EDWARD CLOUSE Eddy ... Nice dresser . . . Deke’s gym after school... Great personality . . . Always there when you need someone . . . Always down Mr. Rank’s room fixing his car . .. Quiet??? A definite girl watcher . . Eddy’s future include electronics school. TRACY S. COLANDREA “Spacey” . . . One of our night school graduates . . . Ronnie! . . . Loves school??? . . . Always talking... A devoted David Bowie fan ... Can always be seen with Ron .. . Tracy’s future plans include Ron and becoming a hairdresser. ANTHONY COLE Tony ... Friendly and well-liked . . . Constantly laughing about something . . . Dedicated Caldor’s worker . .. Can be seen with Kevin out of school. GRETCHEN J. CONNORS Grct . . Tony! Tony! Tony! . . . Often found on the phone with Tony . . . It’s raining, Gretchen isn’t here! . . . Can be found in the courtyard during the break ... “I got my paycheck from Judic’s today!” . . . Future plans include life with Tony. DENISE A. CONSIGLIO Den ... Cha ... Pcschc - u - ton .. . Mrs. T . . . Excellent person to talk to . . . Can always make you smile when you arc ready to cry . . . Usually found with Maryann or Rich . . . Always cruising in that ’82-Z28 ... “Mar, are you ready?” ... “Let’s go!” . .. Rich!.. . “This is love!” . . . K.O.L.Y.... Denise’s future includes owning a Mazda, marriage, a family with Rich and lots of happiness and success. ANGELA L. COPPOLA Angela ... A wild senior . . . Can be found on the second floor with that special group of friends! . . . Hopes to keep in touch after graduation . . . Always has that special someone on her mind . . . Future plans include a family, marriage to John Jewel and cosmetology. SUSAN COULOMBE Sue . . . Unicorns everywhere! . . Always has a smile ... Addicted to chocolate ... Curls?? ... “We had homework?” ... Always seen with a new book . . . Full of encouragement ... Shy until you get to know her ... A true friend . . . Future plans include college. PETER L. COYLE Petey . . . Neat ... In class much??? . . . Tall, red and handsome . . . Flirts as much as he’s flirted with . . . Always tapping on something ... Where there’s a party there’s Petey! . . . “Hey Tim, what’s our goal?” . . . Funny comments for everything .. . Uses that smile to get away with murder . . . Pete plans to attend college next year. 57 58 During The Last Four Years Our Image Has Taken On Many Different Shapes And Forms. i 1 4 MICHAEL ANTHONY CRISCUOLO Melvin . . . G-Man ... A well-dressed senior . . . Can be found with just about anyone at anytime! . . . An official Freshman-hater.. . Sarg's favorite student-for two years?! . . . Always in search of a good time . . . Parties with the heavyweights ... A loyal Mickey D’s fan . . . King of what road?? . . . Mike plans to attend college. DEBORAH A. CRISCIO Debbie . .. Babs ... A great friend to all . . . Always with Coleen, Sly and Winnie . . . “Has anyone seen Weiner?” . . . “Hey fish, what’s up?” . . . Beautiful blue eyes . . . Olive oil! . . . Constantly thinking about Steve . . . Known for her long purple nails . . . “Hey Pinhead!” . . . Loves cats . . . “Excuse me?” . . . ELIZABETH CRISCUOLO Liz ... “Mario” ... “Tishie” ... A true friend-always there when you need her . . . Always laughing! . . . Loves the nightlife and partying!! . . . Love those zebra shoes! . . . Future plans include cosmetology and becoming incredibly wealthy. MARYANN D'AMICO Mar . . . Jugs . . . Mar-Bear . . . There when you need someone to talk to . . . Always has a smile on her face ... Nothing gets her down ... “Don't worry, it's alright. Den” . . . Has a certain someone on her mind . . . Summer of '81 ... Usually found with Denise . . . Maryann’s future includes marriage, family and a lifetime of happiness. MARTIN DADIO Martin ... Scooch ... A dedicated swimmer . . . Can be found near the school store or down the gym . . . “What class?” . . . Always driving around in the tan Monte . . . “Driving is not for me!” ... “Don't worry about the roof!!” .. . Always stopping at Jeanie Ryan’s . . . 500 freestyle 1?! DAWN MARIE DEANGELO Dee-Dee . .. Warm and friendly to everyone ... A good friend to have . . . Italy '83 . . . “Roberta” . . . Memories of that secret someone, September 24, 1983 . . . Wooster Street 1 . . . “Evenings out with the girls” . . . Bears! Bears! Bears! . . . Dawn's future plans include the world of culinary art and living life to the fullest. FRANCESCA J. DAHLMEYER Fran . . . Light brown hair, blue eyes . . . Always complaining . . . Can be found in the first floor lav . . . English class?!? .. . Artie! Artie! Artie!... Loves child development ... “I don’t want to walk; I want a ride!” ... “Sit-skates arc great!” .. . Van Halen 1 . . . Fran’s future includes Artie and enjoying life to the fullest. 60 LISA A. D'AMATO Lee . One of our peppy Pom-Pom girls . . . Can be seen in her “little blue Chevette” ... A devoted hockey fan . . . Loves to dance . . . Always laughing . . . Usually found in the second floor lav with Sandy and Dineen . . . Lisa plans to attend Stone School of Business. GINA D’ANIELLO “Gene” . . . Wild and crazy . . . Always having a good time . . . Never a dull moment! . . . One of E.H.’s finest pom-pom girls . . . Stands out in a crowd . . . Will never forget summer of '82 . . . Has that Italian touch . . . “What-cha say?-Not me!” . . . Where’s Linda?-Not too far from Gina . . . Gina’s future includes college and Bobby. FRANCIS MARK DELLAVENTURA Frank . . . One of our more mature and quiet seniors . . . Quiet until you get to know him ... A friend for ever . . . Great chess player . . . Plans to go to college. GINA M. DARGENTO Gina . . . Polite and friendly, a friend to all ... A very caring and loving person . . . Loves to laugh . . . One of the gang! . . . Loves to play the guitar and listen to music . . . Would like to go to a music school in the future. SHELLY DELUCIA Shell . . . Perfect mixture of good looks and a dizzy personality . . . Always laughing at something stupid .. . “Ang, you don't want to go to class, do ya!?” . .. Careful driver??? ... “What, it wasn’t me!” ... T.G.I.F.! . . . Loves work? . . . Always out for a good time . . . Has that certain someone on her mind. MICHAEL DA WICK I Mike ... A good friend to have .. . Can be seen with anyone, at anytime anywhere . . . “Going to the courtyard during the break?” . . . Led Zcpplin 1 . . . Loves to party. MICHAEL A. DcPONTE Mike ... Lost and never found .. . A definite concert goer ... Always wears worn out jeans and concert T-shirts . . . Looks forward to letting loose on the weekends . . . Mike plans to join the Marine Corps, and study radio communications. ROSEMARIE DEFELICE “Always turn your face to the sun, and the shadows will be found behind you.” Ro . . . Ro-Ro .. . Love that laugh! . . . Always found with a smile ... Thinking of that special someone Seen with Cindy and Darlene . . . Always there to lend a hand . . . Rosemarie's future includes college. LISA C. DEROSA Lee ... A unique individual with a style all her own . . . “No, I don’t look like Stevie Nicks!” ... A spark of mischief in those big brown eyes ... Can be found doing something crazy with Lynn Always cruising in that black Cutlass . . . Has that special someone on her mind . . . Lisa’s future includes modeling. 61 TERESE DEROSA Terese ... A very unique person . . . Always has a friendly smile for everyone ... Ya know!” ... Never a dull moment when Terese is around!! . . . Always on time for class? . . . “What? I didn’t hear you!!!” ... A good friend to all . . . Terese's future plans include the business world and Joey. LESLIE TERESA DiNICOLA Tess . . . Style all her own . . . Streak it blonde! . . . Phoenix Gym-”Ooh, I ache!” . . . Beach houses forever . . . Tcssic’s future plans include college. PENNY DURANT Pickle” . . . We’re going to be late.” ... East Haven Softball captain . . . Love those chemistry labs??? . . . Remember the Junior Prom picnic? . . . R.C.. . . Whcr-c’rc Nancy and Sue?” . . . Future plans include majoring in Medical Technology at U. Conn or Eastern. PATRICIA A. DILLON Patty . . . Still water runs deep . . . Never seen without Gail . . . “Charnes Drive-Where's that?” . . . Monkeys I ... Loves hockey or is it those hockey players? . . . 14?... Always has a smile?!? ... Loves school? ... I wanna go home!” PETER DEROSE Pete . . . Can always be seen with Carolyn . . . Wild, but calm at times . . . Always writes his name on the walls . . . Dcf Leppard Van Halen I. DEANNA L. DOYLE Dec . . . Quiet until you get to know her ... A dedicated Classics colorguard captain . . . Always hanging around the band room .. . I just love my math class!” Brown eyes and always has those loops in her ears . . . Future plans include hairdressing. JOHN E. DUNN Jack ... A friend to all who know him . . . Never late to class? . . . Crazy Sneaks” .. . One of Child-World’s finest . . . Usually seen on the second floor with the soccer jocks . . . Always has that special someone on his mind . . . Jack awaits life in the Air Force. LORI DRENYOCZKY Lori. . . One of our quieter seniors . . . Always in class? . . . Can be seen with Maria and Mark . . . Lori’s plans include Dave and the business world. DONNA L. DURAZZO TROY LEE EARLEY Donna . . . Can always be found in Country Kitchen . . . “You can't always get what you want! -Mick the Quick-Stones 1 . . . Donna always has that someone special on her mind . . . Future plans include school and the business world. MARIE R. ELIGIO Marie . . . Quiet and friendly . . . Has beautiful hair . . . She’s all Italian and always smiling . . . Can always be seen with Darlene, Gail, Jeanne and Maria . . . Marie’s future includes college and the business world. Troy . . . Duke . . . Can never tell what thoughts lie behind those mysterious blue eyes . . . Administrators are still searching for him . . . “Gimme a break. . . . Can always be seen with Alicia . . . KARATE . . . Troy plans to become an electrician. KIMBERLY A. EMATRUDO Kim . . . Can always be seen with Tina, Michele and Jackie . . . Has a smile and a friendly hello for everyone . . . “Oh my God, did I tell you?” ... '73 Mustang 1 . . . Always complaining and never stops talking . . . Has her eye out for that certain someone . . . The business world awaits Kim. DEBRA LYNN EBERT Debby . . . Deb . . . “Q-bert . . . Worry! Worry! Worry! . . . Shy, quiet!... “I want to go to Paris!” . . . “I’m so confused! . . . “Hey, Deb, it’s raining in your car! . . . Has that certain someone on her mind . . . Vermont 1 . . . Go for it!. . . Maniac . . . “I'm tired! . . . Future plans include college and marriage. TERESA ANNE ESPOSITO Teresa ... N.I.G. . . . Wild senior . . . Always on the radiator or at Phil's . . . “Can I have a pass to Phil’s?” . . . Always where she doesn't belong . . . Always looking for Gretchen or Paula . . . “Gretchen, hurry up. I'm late for class and I forgot the locker combination again! . . . Future plans include becoming a paramedic. DENISE L. ELIGIO Denise . . . Can always be found with a smile ... Loves to party!... Led Zeppelin and Black Trans-Ams 1 . . . Loves to go out and have a good time . . . Denise's future plans include a career in business. JUDITH F.YBEL Judi . . . Proof that blondes have more fun ... Beautiful baby blues . . . A very persuasive senior . . . “Come on, Eileen!” . . . Billy? . . . Has a comment for everything . “Why, no? . . . Remembers winter of '82 ... Was that a “Z”° “Yes, NO!” . . . “Okay. I'll shut up. ... Won't play unless she gels her own way. DAVID FALANGA Flag ... Loves School!!!... “Can I have a pass??” . . . Always roaming the hallways . . . Can be found on the second floor with his friends ... Loves to party... B.Y.O.C------ Good friend to have ... Crazy? ANNAMARIE FINELLI PAE . . . “Hey, dude!” . . . Never stops talking . .. Super personality and always quick with a comeback . . . Who is it this week? . . . Love that laugh! . . . D.P. . . . Flying footballs . . . Can be seen with the gang . . . Skate! Skate! Skate! . . . “Excuse me!” ... Bears all the way . . . What’s homework? . . . Anna-marie plans a career in the computer field. 64 PAULA J. FERRARO Daffy . . . Booper . . . Always seen cruising in her Mom's Lincoln . . . Cadillacs and Lincolns forever. . . Always laughing . . . Love that hair!... Usually seen with Patty .. . Has that certain guy on her mind . . . “Yeah, right! . . . Never misses any gossip . . . “Teresa, did you hear the latest?!?” .. . Paula’s future includes dancing, Hawaii and business school. JAMES ANTHONY FANTIN Jim . . . Fantini ... A Transfer from Notre Dame ... “Lovcrboy . . . Van Halen 1 . . . “Where’s Chatterton?” ... A member of Great Adventures Room 251 ... ’76 Cougar . . . “What’s up?” . . . “Yes, I’m still going out with Michelle!” . . . Always has an eye out for the ladies, (or the other way around!) . . . Jim sees a future in the business world. % MARK F. FRANCO Mark . . . 60 on the football team, also a member of the baseball team . . . Chemistry lab manager . . . “You dumb . . .!” ... “I didn’t do nuttin’!” . . . “Shoot me some bills!” ... “It always happens to me—Why?” . . . Mark plans on attending college. DARLENE FISCO Dar . . Dollene . . . Friendly personality . . . “What are we doing Friday night? . . . Always cruising in the blue Omega with 1 and the gang . . . Loves to make people laugh . . . “Shake -n- Bake!” . . . “Let’s go get something to eat!” .. . Always seen on the first floor with the beggars . . . Amarante’s?! ... The business world awaits Darlene. VICTORIA A. FERRARO Vicki .. . One of our petite seniors . . . Sweet and innocent? . . . Can be seen cruising in her ’83 Turismo . . . Mike! Mike! Mike! . . . “Has anyone seen Joann?” ... Loves the showers at Great Adventure . . . Vicki’s future plans include college and Mike. MICHAEL J. FUNARO Mike . . . Love those American eyes (Red, white and blue) ... He loves that guitar!!!... “Let’s jam! . . . Can often be seen leaving school in that Ford LTD ... Always on time??? ... “Wanna come to a party?!?” .. . Can be found in the middle of the second floor with that certain gang . . . Lisa, Lisa. MICHAEL GAGLIARDI BEN GABRIEL Ben . . . Led Zepplin and Black Sabbath 1 .. . Likes to party and have a good time. Mike . . . Gags . . . Shy until he gets to know you . . . Easy going and well organized . . . Loves sports . . . “The Best of Times” ... Yankees 1 . . . Constantly working at Terrace Auto . . . Future plans include taking a higher position at his present job and going to school for two years. DEIRDRE M. GALLAGHER Dec . . . “What a long strange trip it’s been.” . . . Weekends in Framingham . . . “V” drinks . . . “Harsh” . . . OP . . . “Good buzz for you!” . . . GENESIS-11 28 83 and 12 1 83 with KA, BM and LC, the best!! . . . Classic times with KA, BM, LC, CG, MG and JM- take it easy, you guys-lovc. Dee. GAIL ANDREA GAMBARDELLA Gail . . . Can be found with Patty in the shifty yellow Subaru . . . Where there's food there's Gail... Toyota Corolla’s 1 . . . Cries when she laughs? . . . Always has that special someone on her mind . . . Can usually be found at Fort Hale or cruising around Main Street . . . Gail’s future plans include business school. ELEANOR J. GARGANO Eleanor . . . Quiet until you get to know her ... Can be seen with that certain senior . . . April 20 forever . . . Firebird 1 . . . Loves school??? . . . Eleanor's future plans include business. MARYJANE GARGANO Mary . . . “Poo bear” . . . One of our quieter seniors . .. Always late for class . .. “Does this match?” . . . “Be serious!” . . . Remember 1980 . . . Mary’s future includes hairdressing. LOREEN GALLAGHER Lori . . . Always cruising in the blue Omega with 1 and the gang . . . A good friend to have . . . The yellow Fiat! . . . Loves those certain weekends . . . Rotten eggs anyone? . . . “You guys. I'm hungry!” . . . Always has that certain someone on her mind . . Re members those beach nights . . . Lori’s future includes a nursing career. MICHELLE GARGIULO Michelle . . . “I've got to ramble on” . . . Full of pep ... A look of mischief in those big brown eyes . . “I’m hungry!” . . . Can often be found with Angela and Shelly . . . “Who’s in the lav?” . . . MO-MAUGUIN! ... A real beach bum . . . Good-bye East Haven High! . . . Michelle looks forward to a life with Jeff. 65 GAIL ANN GIANNELLI Gail . .. “Maniac” ... A wild and crazy senior . . . Loves to have a good time with her friends . .. Can always be seen with Micki or Sharon in the courtyard . . . Loves rollerskating . . . “Hey, where is everyone?” . . . Def Leppard, Van Halcn, Quiet Riot, and Robert Plant all the way . . . Always has that certain someone on her mind. DEBORAH A. GAUDINO Deb, Babs ... A special friend . . . Excellent personality . . . Always cruising in the blue Omega with 1 and the gang ... “Yeah right!” . . . Rotten eggs anyone? . . . Can be found on 95 pushing cars with Karen ... Never a dull moment!.. . Debbie’s future includes a nursing career. DONNA M. GIANFREDI Donna ... One of our wild seniors . . . Always a spark of mischief in those eyes . . . “Hey dude, what’s up?” . . . True friend to those who know her . . . One of Mrs. Bello’s favorites ... On time? . .. Devoted Journey fan . . . Donna can always be found throughout the school... Donna plans a future in the computer field. STEPHEN J. GRANATA Steve ... Wonderful personality .. . The man behind Great Adventure . . . Chevy and Van Halen 1 . . . Dedicated Chuck’s worker . . . “Where’s Joann?” ... “We’re just good friends!” . . . Always planning another trip . . . “Anyone want to go for breakfast?” . . . “What could we do Friday night?” . . . Steve’s future plans include college and Joann MEGIN GLEASON Megin . . . One of our quieter seniors- ’til you get to know her . . . Always has a smile ... Can be seen with Terese ... Always in class? .. . One of our second floor lav girls . . . Love those weekends! Mcgin’s future includes business school and Bobby Carl. 66 NICOLE GONSALVES Nicole . . . Coley . . . One of our crazier seniors . . . Usually found walking the halls with Panzo . . . “Where’s Brandi?” . . . Pardee Animal . . . “Let’s Pardee!” . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Friendly’s?? . . . “I have to work!” . . . “Let’s go to the school store” ... Always thinking of that certain someone . . . “Go by Fulton Park.” ... Nicole’s future includes culinary school. LISA M. GIRARD Lisa . . . “Ligy” . . . Always seen with Kermie, Lou and Wads . . . “Rome!” . . . Can be found in her mobile ... A good driver?? . . . Known for her u-turns! . . . Infamous for her moods!... Modest!? . . . Drives the speed limit? .. . Hall and Oates 1 . . . Future includes a trip south and becoming a secretary. KRISTINE GRIEGO Kris ... Always on time for class? . . . “Hey bud!” . . . “Hey, what arc you doing this weekend?” Always seen driving the party mobile . . . “Meet you in the cubbyhole!” . . . Loved by the administrators?! . . . “What a long, strange trip this has been.” Kris’s future plans include college. JOANN M. GRIFFIN Jo . . . Love those exotic eyes . . . Always has a hug for everyone . . . Steve! Steve! Steve! . . . “We’re just good friends!” . . . Another Ann Landers . . . “Has anyone seen Vicki?” . . . Will never forget Great Adventure . . .Can always use another stuffed animal . . . “You have such a rotten outlook on life!” . . . Joann’s future plans include college and Steve. ROSANNE M. GRIPPO Ro . . . Knows how and where to have a good time . . . Joey, Van Halcn and Corvettes 1 ... Always seen with Tracey and Denise . . . Loves to party!! . . . Can be seen cruising around in a brown Granada . .. Loves a good concert . . . “Where's Joey?” . . . Looks forward to a career in hairdressing and Joey. GREGG M. GUIDONE Gregg ... A friend to all who know him . . . Never without a smile . . . Gets as many looks as he gives . . . Mischief lies behind those deep blue eyes . . . Always cruising in his Cougar XR7 with John and Michael . . . Loves to party! . . . “What’s up?” On top for class??? . . . The business world awaits Gregg. JENNIFER LYNN HAAS Jcnn . . . “Know it babe!” . . . Has an eye for the boys . . . Cutie! . . . “Where’s Dawn?” . . . Childhood buddies forever!. .. Those Sunday nights ... “Which way do I go??” . . . “Yes, Eileen, I admit, it was stupid!” . . . 3 22 83 . . . “What’s up for Friday night?” ... “I can drive, no problem!” . . . Jennifer plans to enter the secretarial field. DOLORES GROSSO “Dolleris” ... A truly funny and friendly person, a great friend to have . . . Twins? . . . “Crabs, what crabs?” “He's cute?” . . . “No but .Always keeps you laughing ... The Police 1 ... “Runner .. . “Where’s Maria?” Summer of '83 ... “I don't care!” ... Big flirt! . . . Dolores’s future plans include a career in the medical field. PAT HADDON Pat... Gorgeous big brown eyes .. . Beautiful smile that brightens anyone’s day . . . Dedicated football player ... One of our transfers from Notre Dame . .. Can be seen cruising in his Monte Carlo . . . Pat’s future plans include the college life. GINA M. GUIDONE Gene ... A friend to all who know her . . . Always has a shoulder to lean on . . . East Haven Hockey 1 . . . “Go for it!” . . . “Totally!” . .. Devoted neighborhood sister . .. Can always be seen with Joann and Marlene . . . Security guards??? . . . Never a bad word for anyone . . . Gina's future plans include the medical field. MARIA HAMILTON Re ... A true friend . . . Good listener, but great talker ... “Love is . . . Jack, my main man!” . . . Brains, what’s that? . . . Dc - lor -res!... “B.B.J.” ... That hair!... “Where's Kim9” Mickey D’s and pizza ... “What you want you should go for!” . . . Maria plans a life in the business world. 67 DARLENE MARIE HATHAWAY Dar . . Although she seems to be sweet, mischief lurks in those big brown eyes ... “Where’s Cheryl?” . . . Always has her eye on that certain someone . . . “No, I’m not Marlene!” . . . Will she ever stop smiling? . . . “Hey look, no braces!” . . . Also referred to as “shorty” . . . Loves to play softball and to watch football games . . . College life awaits Darlene. ALAN E. HAROSKEWICZ Al . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . After graduation Al is planing to go to a technical school where he will major in engineering design. LORRI A. HART Lorri . . . Blonde hair, blue eyes and a good sense of humor . . . Friendly to everyone . . .. Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . Can be found with that special someone . . . Lorri’s future includes college. CHIP HENRY Chip-Chip-Chipper ... A perfect friend to all ... A little bit obnoxious . . . Easy to talk to . . . Love those eyes! . . . Always with that certain group of friends on the first floor . . . Plans to be successful and live life to the fullest. ELIZABETH M. HENLEY Betsy ... A talented musician . . Pretty green eyes . . . Can be seen with a certain group of friends . . . “Oh, really?” . . . Enjoys going to concerts . . . Betsy’s future plans include college. ANTHONY HENRY Ant ... An Easties’ football tricaptain . . . 56 . . . OT . . . Will always remember his Junior year . .. Never without aches and pains!! . . . “I heard that before!” . . . School, on Fridays?? . . . Can be found on the phone in Rank’s room . . . Anthony’s future plans include college. 70 MARLENE ANN HATHAWAY Mar... Nice personality . . . Easy to get along with . . . Marlene, not to be confused with Darlene . . . Journey 1 . . . Who says English is easy? - Not me!!... Can be seen with that special someone . . . “Where’s Geralyn?” . . . Enjoys playing sports and doing things with her friends . . . Future plans include attending business school. ROBERT C. HENRY Rob ... A funny senior . . . Nice clothes with looks that match . . . Always found joking in the halls .. . Can be seen with a special group of friends ... Never in a bad mood . . . A real good friend to have . . . The Doors and Jim Morrison 1. BRIAN HIGGINS Bri... One of East Haven’s better swimmers . . . “Got a pen? . . . Jake . . . Pizza in Chemistry?! . . . ‘I’m always on time for class!? ... Always seen with Steve . . . Homework? ... College life and a career in Computer Science await Brian. JENNIFER HULSE “Fish ... A crazy senior . . . Always ready for a laugh . . . Can be found in school with Lorric and Debbie, but out of school she’s forever with Vinny! . . . “Hey Dooo! . . . McDonald's! . . . “Baby-Bomb ... Beautiful blue eyes and strawberry hair ... “Huh, what?? . Jennifer’s future plans include the business world and Vinny. KATHLEEN M. HILL Kathy ... “Rocky ... Never at a loss for words . . . Can always be seen with Diane . . . “Hey, where's Chris? . . . Loves to rollerskate and knows how to have a good time . . . Kathy’s future plans include working as a Veterinarian assistant. KEVIN HILL Kevin ... Can be found at the first floor lav with the Foxon boys . . . Loves to have a good time but always gets in trouble! . . . Has that special someone on his mind. JEANNE HINCKLEY Jean . . . Has a warm friendly smile . . . Loves to vacation in Maine . . . ATC 1 . . . “How many? . . . Lucky 13 . . . “You’re crazy. . . . Always has that someone special on her mind . . . Can be found with Sue, Darlene and Tots . . . Remember Fitter Patter, Crash! . . Jean’s future plans include the business world. LISA A. INFANTE “Sly . . . Can be found with Lynn and Debbie! . . . Always someone on her mind . . . 2 . . . Loves animals ... A good listener with good advice ... “Can I have a pass to Guidance? . . . “Is Michael in school? . . . “Everyone needs a hand to hold on to!! . . . Lisa’s future plans include owning a pet shop and Michael. STACY (McNEILL) IOVEINO Stacy . . . Has a smile for everyone? . . . Dedicated swimmer . . . But Coach!? ... Florida 1 . . . “Yes, I’m Chris’ sister. . . . Mild temper?? . . . 4 . . Future plans includes a study of Aviation computer science. AARON L. I UTERI Aaron ... “Myron ... One of the breakfast bunch . . . “Don’t let ‘chez’ drive your car! . . . Can be seen with what’s left of the soccer team . . . “Where we goin’ tonite, Mike? .. . “Did ya sec Vicki .. . “I'm still waiting for the first bell to ring! . . . Aaron plans to enter the computer field 71 GRETCHEN A. KILIAN JOHN I. KACZOR John . . . Can be found near Mr. Rank's room during the break with “Knotts and “K-Mart” . . . A friend to all who know him . . . Loves his English class? . . . Always has an answer for everything . . . “Who's going to breakfast??” . . . Mustang 1 . . . John’s future plans are to attend technical school. SUSAN IZZO Sue ... Likes all kinds of music ... Plays the guitar ... Quiet until you get to know her ... “Who cares?” . . . Can be seen in the second floor lav. CHRISTINA JOSEPHSON Chris ... A sincere and warmhearted friend . . . Always joking around ... Richard Gere 1 ... “I love that movie!” . . . Always thinking about that certain someone ... “I can’t take this anymore!” ... A faithful Waldbaum’s employee?!. . . Always loved those Chemistry labs?!... Chris plans to attend college. EDWARD R. KOEPKE Eddie . . . Tall, dark hair and blue eyes . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . Short on words . . . 1 Roofer . . . Always seen with that special someone . . . Eddie's future includes a prosperous life. CONCETTA B. KING Chetta . . . Gorgeous green eyes . . . A good friend to all who know her... Nate! Nate! Nate!... Mar. 22 ... A little crazy . . . East Haven's own Miss Teen ... Can be seen in the school store with Lisa . . . Homework? What’s homework?? . . . Always hungry! . . . Country Squire 1!! . . . Future plans include hairdressing and NATE. 72 TOM KNOWLTON Tom . . . Known for fun ... Always seen on the second floor in the same spot . . . Very loveable . . . “Chewow, Jeff!” . . . Known as a ladies' man . . . Tom plans to live life to the fullest and to be successful. Gretch . . . Tall, blonde and blue eyed . . . Always found with Sherry and Tracey but looking for Teresa . . . “I’m hungry, let’s go to McDonald’s” . . . Always late for Accounting . . . Loves to have a good time . .. “No more shorthand homework, please!!!” . . . Will always remember English Class . . . Future plans include the business world. DINEEN M. KORNACKI Dee ... Good things come in small packages ... A true friend to all . . . “Where's Michael?” . . . Iron Maiden 1 ... The chase-crash of '83 . . . Devoted hockey fan . . . Usually found in the second floor lav with Lisa and Sandy . . . Din-een’s future plans arc to attend a business school. MICHAEL JOHN KORWEK Mike . . . Can be seen with Paulette or at the first floor lav with the rest of Foxon .. . Always found cruising in his 64 Olds Cutlass . . . “Wanna buy it?” . . . One of the Mr. Backman’s crew . . . “Mike, get hit by any vans lately?” . . . Michael's future plans include a career in radio broadcasting and Paulette. STEVEN LANGLAN Steve . . . Spang! . . . Quiet until you get to know him ... Hit telephone poles much? . . . Forever on crutches . . . Van Halen 1 . . . Loves to party! . . . “What??” . . . Loves Pre-Cal??? . . . “Sure” . . . Always thinking of that special someone. SUSANNE LABONTE Sue . . . Can always be found with that certain group of friends . . . “Hey Dude, let's party!” . . . Jim Morrison and the Doors 1 . . . Frccbird . . . Harley Davidson. LUCY LAPIERRE Lu . . . Louise . . . “You smell smoke?” . . . “Open a window, I can’t breathe!!” . . . Fruit and Granola bars 1 . . . “Your car's gone!” . . . “Deb, you have four eyes!” . . . “No, I have a boyfriend!” . . . “Deb, cut it out!” . . . Lucy plans to attend college. John . . . Always found at Andy’s . .. Into jewelry ... What a stud!!!.. . “What’s up?” ... “Want to go to the Bay?” . . . Loves the nightlife. KEITH I ARSON Keith . . . 33 . . . Hoop rules . . . “The Scamp” .. . Always laughing . . . Can always be found, somewhere? . . . “So Linda, how's Lizzy?” . . . Physics 1??? . . . F.T.W. ... Van Halen 1 . . . “Hey Dude, what’s up?” . . . Whopper, whopper! Lou ... A very friendly senior who is never without a smile or a hello . . . Dedicated McDonald’s worker . . . Known by all ... A good sense of humor and a very special charm arc Louie’s assets. SUSAN LAURELLO Sue . . . Dedicated class secretary . .. A great friend to have ... 3 on E.H. softball team . . . “My moth er is going away again!!” . Always found with Nancy and Penny . . . I.G.A. again?!? . . . Never knows where she is going second period . . . “Let’s ask Pam for a pass!!!” . . . Future plans include a career in the computer field. KIMBERLY LAVIOLA Lav . . . Can be seen driving around in her Mustang . . . “What's up? . . . Where there’s a party, there's Kim . . . Going down Humbert? . . . V.H. and Zepplin 1 . . . McDonald's! NANCY LEMBO Nancy ... A good friend to have .. . Dedicated softball captain . . . Always smiling . . . Quiet? . . . Don’t let those innocent blue eyes fool you! . . . Always wandering around second period . . . Never late??? . . . Hey Sue, the backdoor!! . . . “Where's Penny Pickle? . . . Magnum P.I. 1 . . . Future plans include college. LOUIS LEFEVRE Lou . . . Has his own unique opinions on many subjects .. . Member of the powerful E.H. hoop team . . . Made a killing through his inschool candy business . . . Good taste in music??? . . . Lou's future plans include college. MICHELLE LEBLANC Michelle . . . Cute and petite . . . Usually quiet?! . . . Dedicated worker, but always seems to have a different job! . . . Has calmed down a bit since she became a senior .. . Always has Earl on her mind . . . Really loves school?!. . . Future plans include college and Earl. TAMI LEVINE Tami. .. One of our louder seniors . . . Can always be seen in class? Na!! . . . Loves bowling . . . Can always be seen with Michelle, Karen. Shari, Kelly and Sheri . . . Mob 6 . . . Always has her mind on that certain someone . . . Loves the media center! . . . Tami’s future plans include going to college and living life to its fullest!! CARMFI LA M LEONE Carm . . . Our spastic little cheer-leading captain!! . . . Minnesota Vikings and Tommy Kramer 1 . . . Another quarterback? . . . Love that hair... AC DC ... A unique personality ... Tork it! ... I love N.Y. ... A little spitfire . . . Macy's ... One of Mr. V's favorite dollies ... Loverboy .. . Hallduty . .. Where's Barb? ... Carmclla's future includes the college life. EDWARD L. LEMAIRE Eddy . . . Jacques . . . Can be found on the second floor . . . Hockey ... 8 ... Love those eyes . . . A good friend to have . . . Loves to party and knows how to do it . . . Sexy and Seventeen . . . “Get serious with a girl? Who me? Eddy’s future plans include college and hockey. RICHARD LISTRO Rich ... 1 ... One of East Haven’s better goalies . . . Can be seen in his red truck or dreaming about his Vettc!. . . Class?? ... I was there yesterday! . . . One of Mr. Rank's loyal students!! . . . McDonalds- 2, 3 . . . Are you crazy?! . . . Rich's future plans include college, hockey and A.C. Importers, Inc. 74 STEPHEN LISTRO Steve .. . Distinctive strut . .. Not easily overlooked . . . Excels in school pride??? ... Favorite of the teachers?? . . . Karate 1 . . . “Anybody got a pen?” .. . Spanish skit mastermind . . . “Give me some food!” . . . Always seen on the third floor with Terry and Brian .. . Lives for weekends, if he only could remember them! SCOTT EARLE LUZZI “The Luz“ ... Mr. President . . . Mr. Mayor . . . “No, but I don't think so!” . . . Football 65 . . . The Jets baby 1 . . . Going out with Tullo and Carl on Saturday nights . . . “How come I always have to go into the package store?” . . . “Paula, I care!” ... “I can’t believe it-l'm finally going to graduate!” LESTER LONERGAN Lester . . . Always seen in the halls . . . Knows how to have a good time ... In class much??? . . . Leaves his mark wherever he goes . . . Lester plans to have a good life. THOMAS LOWELL Tom . .. Usually can be seen hanging around with the gang or the girls . . . Doesn’t know what he wants to do for a career yet . . . Usually can be found saying “Let's go to breakfast!” SHAWN LUZZI Chauncy ... 18 . . . Has a smile for everyone . . . Flirt! . . . Can be seen on the third floor . . . Love those eyes! . . . Always on time for class??? . . . “I’m hungry!” . . . What hurts now, Shawn?! . . . Breakfast . . . Shawn’s future includes the college life. VALERIE LYNCH Val... Can always be found in the courtyard between classes . . . Always with her special friends . . . Quiet? ... Shy?? ... Innocent??? . . . Don’t let her fool ya!! ... Always thinking about Tom ... A special friend to all who know her . . . Future plans include the business world and Tom. LISAMARIE C. LUX EM Lisa ... A well dressed senior . . . A style all her own . . . Shorthand?!? English IV . . . Will never forget 7 19 82 and the special one MWD! . . . Dale Bozzio and Pat Bcnctar 1 . . . Will always remember RM, DF, MP, LA and CG . . . Lisa’s future plans include music or the high class world of business. Rob . . . Raiano’s . . . “What’s up?” . . . Can always be found hanging out with his friends . . . Led Zepplin 1 . . . Wherever there’s a party, there’s Rob . . . Let’s Dance . . . One of our craziest friends . . . What’s a party without Rob??? 75 NICHOLAS MAIORINO Nick . . . Can always be found cruising around East Haven . . . Constantly cracking jokes . . . Small but crazy! . . . Leaves his mark wherever he goes. ANGELA MATHIS Ang . . Bubbly personality . . . Always on the go . . . Can always be heard before she's seen ... Love that laugh! Arc those eyelashes real? ... Never late for school? ... “I don't get it! . . . Brian! Brian! Brian!... Can always be seen with Shelly and Michelle . . . Angela's future plans include a business school. 76 THOMAS MANZI Tom ... Can be found on the third floor with his friends ... A Elock of Seagulls . . . Always talking . . . One day would like to own a black Trans-Am. KIM MALTESE Kim . . . Quiet until you get to know her ... A good friend to have .. . Always smiling . . . “What? . . . “I don't know.” . . . Finally cut her hair . . . Never without hair spray??? ... Sea Breeze ... “Sock happy .. . “Where's Maria?” . . . Snickers . . . Those green eyes are always on someone . . . Kim's future includes the business world. HOWARD MCCANN Howie . . . Understanding . . . Humble ... A good sense of humor . . . Transfer from Eli Tech-couldn't make it there, so he came here . .. “Do you smell smoke?” . . . Kind and considerate?? . . . “What will it be, pasture or street corner type?” . . . Plans to become a fire fighter. TRACEY A. MATTHEWS Tra . . . What a smile! . . . Can be seen with Sherry and Gretchcn ... Never a dull moment . . . Loves a good party . . . Robert Plant . . . Found in the third floor lav . . . Loves snow . . . Will always remember locker 563 . . . “Zcpplin Forever . . . Future plans include Hawaii and living life to its fullest. THOMAS MARTONE Tommy . . . 24. one of our tricaptains . .. Always partying ... A good friend to have . . . “What do you say, neighbor?” . . . Don't be fooled by that smile . . . “Birddog-ger!” . . . Always laughing and loves a good time. DANIEL C. MCCORMICK Mac ... 10 . . . One of our East Haven hoopsters . . . Love those blue eyes . . . Can be seen driving the Zephyr . . . Has the best all-time job ... Boys' State member.. . Always down the gym . . . “Where's the Earl?” . . . Mac's future plans include college and a career in accounting. WENDY MCDONALD Wendy . .. Always in a good mood . . . Loves parties . . . “You only live once! ... “I didn't say that, did I??” ... Love that golden hair . . . Can be found on the second floor . . . “I’m not crazy, Liz, you are!” . . . Wendy plans to go to college and be rich and successful. DEBRA MCHUGH Debbie . . . “Sammy” ... “I don't smell smoke, you smell smoke.” . . . “My car’s gone!” . . . Mario Andretti, crash!!. . . Sometimes deaf. .. “What’s the matter. Ivy?” ... “I promise!” ... “Sammy doesn't live here anymore!” . . . Barbecue chicken for breakfast . . . “My feet are cold!” ... Future plansnnclude college. MARIA MICHELANGELO Maria . . . Pretty brow n eyes and a great personality . . . Loves to party! .. . “Any good concerts?” . . . Led Zeppelin and Robert Plant 1 .’. . “I don’t wanna go to school!!!” ... “Where’s Sandy?” .. . A smile for everyone . . . “Let's go to breakfast” . . . Doesn't care about when, where, why or how-believes that you only live once. WILLIAM .1. MONTALTO “Somewhere Over the Rainbow . . .’’ Bill . . . That classy wardrobe of worn-out blue jeans and black concert t-shirts!... Always getting into those Deep Purple Rainbow tunes . . . Usually found on the third floor rapping about music with fellow musician Mike . . . Future plans arc to go to accounting school and to further his guitar studies. LINDA A. MULVEY Linda ... “Watch out, there’s Mr. DellaCamera!” . . . “Excuse me, this is my locker!” Remember the elevator? . . . “Guess what, I lost my key again!” . . . “Honest Mrs. Davis, we have a study now!” . . . “Oh my God!” . . . College life is in Linda’s future. RICHARD S. MURGO Murgo . . . Always seen cruising in his w hite Camaro ... Found hanging by the first floor lav with the Foxon boys . . . Member of the East Haven varsity hockey team .. . 15... Never at a loss for words . . . Often found at parties Friday night with his close friends . . . Murgo’s future plans include California in July. EILEEN C. MURPHY Eileen . . . What is behind those deceiving blue eyes? ... A cheerful person who brightens up anyone’s day . . . Always there if you have a problem . . . Our Junior Prom Queen . . . “No, Timmy’s not my cousin!!” . . . Irish 1 . . . “Come on, Judi, let’s dance!” . . . Another diet??? . . . Always involved in everything . . . Eileen’s future plans include college. THOMAS MYJAK Tom . . . 23 on the Basketball Team . . . Can be found playing hoop with good friends ... A three year letterman in Basketball and National Honor Society Member . . . Always has a friendly hello for everyone . . . Tommy’s future includes college life. 77 79 RICHARD J. NARGI Rich ... A four year cross-country runner and captain of the team . .. Can be found with a special group of friends .. . Rich plans to continue enjoying life. BRANDI NORTHROP Brandi . . . Usually can be seen in the halls with Nicole or in the second floor lav ... “Are you going to class?” . .. Van Halen ... “I want to party!” . . . Friendly’s??? . . . “Working tonite?” . . . Brandi always has that certain someone on her mind . . . Her future includes becoming a Dental Assistant. 80 MICHELE NERREAU Michclc . . . Quiet and shy . . Usually can be seen in the courtyard with that special group of friends ... A Van Halen fan . . . Always have happy memories of the good times. JOHN V. NERKOWSKI III John . . . 26 . . . Loves to run those roadraces . . . Dedicated track member and cross country captain . . . Always with a comment . . . Favorite of the teachers?? ... The Big Gun ... Mrs. V’s Junior boy project '83 . . . “Get a real Loves that Polish Kielbasa! . . . Another accident. TERENCE O BRIEN Terry O’. . . Dedicated captain of the football team ... 1 ... A great personality with a smile for everyone . . . “What’s everyone doin’ tonight?” . . . “Hogs?” . . . Can be seen in his green Olds . . . Living proof that good things come in small packages . . . Often seen with that certain group on the third floor . .. “Listro, what are ya doin’?”. MARY E. NOTARINO Mar ... A friend to all who know her . . . Loves school!? . . . “Yea right!” ... Advises everyone not to take Spanish I and Typing II . . . “Where’s Lorric?” . . . Rocky and Rainbows 1 ... “Let's leave!” ... Can always be seen driving around in Lucia’s Dodge Dart . . . Mary plans to pursue a career in culinary arts. JOANN C. NIRO Jo . . . One of our wilder cheerleaders . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Talks her way out of anything .. . “Can I have a pass to the lav?” ... A real spaz . . . Shy??? ... “I don’t get it?!” . . . FLIRT!! . . . Asks questions much??? ... One of Mr. V’s dollies . . . Always on time??? . . . Future plans include college. MICHAEL O’KEEFE Mike . . . Hockey . . . 9 . . . Terror on the ice! . . . Always roaming the halls . . .“Sorry I’m late!” .. . “Cutie” ... “Lets go for breakfast!” . . . Often found down Mr. Rank’s room . . . “Where’s Joey?” . . . Sun worshipper! . . . “Party at my house!!” . . . Instigator .. . Has his eye on one special girl . . . Michael’s future plans include college. KAREN ONOFRIO “Oscar” . . . Very shy until you get to know her . . . “Look out! . . . “Gimme a break!” ... A good friend to have . . . “Let’s go to the bowling alley” . . . Iron Maiden and Def Leppard's Ricky Allen 1 . . . Future plans include being a cook. WALTER J. ONACEWICZ Walter. .. Wojo ... “I wish someone would say my name right, it's really pronounced ‘Jones’” . . . One of our more studious seniors . . . “Semper ubi sub ubi” . . . Worked at East Haven library for three years!! ... “I needed the money!” . . . Star Trek 1 . . . Amiable all around . . . The Who . . . Future plans include college. BETH PANUZIO Beth . . . Often seen but never heard . . . Can be found on the second floor with that special group of friends . . . Loves to party! .. . Remember the Def Lep-pard Billy Squire conccrt?-No! . . . How tall is she?? . . . Love those big green eyes . . . Always in a daze. CHRIS PALMER MATILDA PA I MFR Chris . . . Dedicated football and basketball player . . . Knows how to wear his jeans . . . Can be seen roaming the halls ... “Homework, what's that?” . . . Always on time? . . . Tall, dark and handsome! . . . Chris’ future plans include college. “Correction does much, but encouragement does more.” Mathilda . . . Tillic . . . Quiet and sin-ccre-a friend indeed! . .Always there when you need her . . . Can usually be found in the school store . . . She doesn’t have any hobbies, but she enjoys everything she does. JOANNE PANZO Panzo! . . . Extremely crazy . . . Known by everyone . . . Never stops laughing ... A dull moment when Joanne is around-Never!!... Can always be found clowning around at Childworld or with her friends. STEVEN PAUL PARISE SONYA M. PARLATO Steve ... A comedian with character .. . Loves music and animals-his dream is to own a baby lion cub someday . . . Steve enjoys training in the martial arts ... Future plans consist of Law Enforcement and Criminology. Sonya ... Can never be found without a smile ... A true friend . Def Leppard 1 . Rick Sav-age-what a fox! . . That mouth!. . . Great Adventure room 251-come one, come all! . . . “Where's Marlene?” . . . Homework? What's that? . . . Sonya’s future plans include nursing school and that certain someone. LORRAINE A. PASCALE Lorric . . . Brown hair, brown eyes . . . Always has that special someone on her mind . . . Can be seen with Boo-Boo! . . . “Has anyone seen Jenny? . . . “ODIE” . . . “How sad!” ... Baby bomb!! Can't figure out how she made it through shorthand! . . . “Look, Bill, look!” . . . Can she cat!! . . . Lome's future plans include the business world and marriage to Billy. v f WALTER D. PERRON Walt ... A true friend to have around ... When he isn't in school, he can be found waiting tables . . . Beggars 1 (B.A. ’83) Hey, Steve, the cat is purring- ERRR!” . . . Photography and collecting lions are his hobbies . . . Walt plans to pursue a career in restaurant management. 82 MARIA L. PEDONE Maria ... A good friend to have . . . Quiet until you get to know her .. . One of the second floor lav girls . . . Always thinking of that certain someone . . . Rock - n - roll, Neal Schon and Journey 1 ... Loves a good party! . . . Always seen in class? . . . Maria plans on future happiness with Steve. MARGUERITE PIONTEK Marguerite ... A friendly senior with a bubbly personality . . . Always thinking of that special someone ... A loyal friend to have. JULIE PENNACCHINI Jul . . . Unique personality ... A true friend . . . Constantly fooling around ... Can be seen in her blue Omega . . . “Um, excuse me? .. . Love those wild beach parties! . . . Arthur!... Always there when you need her. .. “W'here's the kitchen table. I’m tired!?” . . . Rotten eggs, anyone? . . . Will never forget Mickey D's lot! . . . College life awaits Julie. CHRISTINE M. PETERSON Tina . . . Petite and peppy . . . Swinging feet ... A girl of many moods . . . Miss Mischief ... Always seen with Kathy and Diane . . . Quiet until you get to know her. . . Loves those band trips! . . . The business world awaits Tina. ANTHONY PERILLO Ant . . . Tall and thin . . . “You ain't nuthin' but a Hound dog!!” .. . Dark hair and dark eyes . . . Luigi's Market . . . Elvis Presley look alike?? . . . Ford Wagon 1 ... “I need a coke! .. . Never forgets to stop and say ‘hi!’... Unique dresser... A true and concerned friend . . . Friendly’s!” . . . O.L.O.P. hoop. CHERYL PISANO Cheryl . . . One of our wilder seniors . . . Always seen in her little blue Mustang . . . “Anyone see Lisa or Jackie?” . . . Loves horses! . . . Always smiling . . . A.C. forever . . . “School on a Friday? Never!!” . . . Future plans include animal technology and Andrew. MICHELE PISCITELLI LIZA BETH A. PISCITELLI Liz . . . “Lizzard” . . . One of our smaller seniors ... A little on the crazy side . . . Always has that certain someone on her mind . . . Quiet until you get to know her.. . Fricndlys??? . .. “Hey. dude!“ . . . “Let’s cat. I’m starving! . . . “Anyone see Debbie? . . . Loves to spend money . . . Liz’s future plans include a technical school. Michelle ... “Kermie .. . Always seen with Ligy, Wads an Ra . . . Boys! Boys! Boys! . . . Always does homework? . . . Romp! . . . Always willing to lend an car . . . Billy Squicr 1 . . . Loves those band trips! . . . “Did you see him!?’’ . . . MTV fanatic . . . Loves color-guard!? . . . Always dreaming of that certain someone . . . Future plans include becoming a secretary. PATRICIA A PRUSINOWSKI Patty . . . Ski . . . Can always be found in the courtyard or looking for Michele ... Future plans are to get married to a Coast Guardsman and become a computer operator. SANDRA M. PODSIALDO Pcz ... 81 ... A good friend to have . . . Can be seen hanging around near the main office or on the second floor . . . Love those baby blues! . . . Has a friendly smile for everyone . . . Donny's future plans include college. Sandy . . . Beautiful combination of blonde hair and big brown eyes . . . Never at a loss for words . . . “Get this one! . . . You know when Sandy’s mad! . . “Why me?”... Hockey 1 .. . Energetic pom-pom girl . . . “Where’s Maria? . . . Always in the second floor lav with Dinccn and Lisa . . . Sandy’s future plans include business school LOIS E. POSSELL GEORGE D. PRATES Lo .. . Prep ... An outstanding b-ball player . . . One of our girls’ hoop tri-captains . . . Dedicated Dairy Mart worker... 15 on the basketball and softball teams . . . An ex-preppy from Mass.... Never talks until she’s mad! . . . “Jacquelyn, why are you always picking on me? . . . “Where's Boom-Boom?’ . . . Future plans include pre-law and basketball at college. George .. . One of our night school kids . . . Always with that certain crowd . . . Can be seen driving around on a Saturday night . . . Loves to party! . . . Rock! Rock! Rock!... Lives for the weekend . . . “Hey George, how about the Black Sabbath concert?” . . . “Yeah! . . . George’s future plans include TCI and living life to its fullest. MICHAEL PRODOTI DONALD J. PIZZORUSSO Mike . . . Can always be found on the third floor with Mike and Bil-lor. . . Studying hard in the media center? . . . Always joking . . . Likes to make people laugh . . . Future plans include college, where he plans to pursue a career in broadcasting. JACQUELINE A. PURCELL “Jacquie” . . . “Anyone have a dime?” ... Dedicated band Prez .. . Her blue eyes arc always on that special someone . . . Always seen with Linda down the band room . . . “Lisa, can you cut my hair?!” . .. “Let's sing Bass. . . . Loves those band trips! ... A friend to all . . . Her future plans include college and Tom. VINCENT RAUCCI Vinny . . . Quiet but crazy . . . Slightly dazed and confused! . . . Zepplin 1 . . . Can always be found on the second floor with his friends ... A serious guitar player . . . Loves music . . . Vinny can always be found with Jim M. 84 Quatts ... Can be seen walking the halls with Jackie and Romans . . . Friendly’s best hostess ... “Orcos . .. Dedicated pom-pom captain . . . 25 on the Hoop team . . . “If I only had a brain. . . . “I’m hungry!” . . . “Guess who called me? . . . Always laughing at her own jokes! . . . Future plans include a Mercedes and becoming an Air-line stewardess. REGINA RAO Gina ... A very shy senior . . . Can be seen with a special group of friends . . . Love those big brown eyes . . . Always thinking of that special someone. MICHELE ANN PURIFICATO “If we live in the spirit, let us also walk in the spirit. Gal 5:25 Chel-ly . . . Jesus comes first in her life . . . Someone who cares . . . Always praise the Lord, even in the lav? .. . “Honesty isn't the best policy, it’s the only policy!” . . . Airplane + Train Boat . . . Future includes Occupational Therapy. KAREN RICCI Kar. . . Loney .. . Bizarre personality . . . Not a typical East Havener . .. Unique laugh?? ... Seen cruising in the blue Omega with 1 and the gang . . . “Father You!!’’ . . . Chalantly . . . Mickey D’s lot... Sometimes found on 95 pushing cars with Debbie . . . Sonny’s favorite . . . Rotten eggs anyone? . . . Yellow Fiat!! . . . “Left, Frank, go left! . . . Karen’s future includes college. CYNTHIA QUATTLEBAUM KEVIN R. ROCHE SHARON ROBERTS Sharon . . . Quiet till you get to know her ... Loyal friend to have . . . Always found with that special group of friends on the third floor. Roche . . . One of our many hoop players, this year's captain, 34 . . . Hoop I ... Housy Champs '84 . . . Always has that favorite girl on his mind . . . “Gotta car? . . . What, no coupons? . . . Always does his homework??? . . . Well, some times . . . Always with Otis and Spruce on a Friday night. Plans to go to college for electrical engineering. BARBARA L. ROMANO Barbs . . . Airhead?! . . . Stunning wardrobe ... I love N.Y.!... Hall duty . . . “Where’s Carm?” . . . Spoiled rotten in her brown Ca-maro . . . SCSU 88 . . . Lost in space .. . Mr. V's Dollie . .. “Hey, D’s??” . . . One of the cheery cheerleaders . . . Never seen without a smile . . . GOLD . . . “Can-iver” . . . “What am I going to do?” ... Future plans include college. DIANNE M. ROMANS Romans . . . Romaneano . . . “I’m not an airhead!” ... 17 on the softball field . . . Can be found at DelRocco’s with Jackie . . . Summer of ’83 . . . Love that laugh . .. Dedicated Super Plus worker . . . Wherever there’s Quatts and Jackie you’ll find Romans . . . What dimples! . . . Future plans include becoming a lawyer. CHERYL A. RUGGIERO “Cheri” . . . One of the quietest seniors . . . Cheryl enjoys playing sports, eating Hummel’s hotdogs and being with Mike . . . Love those big blue eyes ... East Haven track 1 ... “Where’s Darlene?” . .. Miss Weber’s class 1 ... Cheryl’s future plans include business school and Mike. DONNA RUGGIERO Donna . . . Can be heard more often than seen. . . . Quick with a comeback . . . “Where’s Robbin?” . . . Always speaks her mind . . . “School is just another event on my social calendar.” . . . J.T. . . . Can be seen with the best of them at the New Haven Coliseum Future plans: to take one day at a time. MARTIN RUSSO Marty . . . One of our dedicated basketball players . . . 24 . . . Hoop 1 . . . Housy champs ’84 . . . One of the Jones brothers . . . Always seen with that certain someone . . . Can be found at the gym playing hoop . . . Look at all those books??? . . . Never late for class??? . . . Marty’s future plans include college. JOHN C. SANCHES Chez ... A real ladies' man . . . Can always be found on the second floor with what used to be the soccer team . . . “Tell me we’re not gonna though!” . . . Dead Ken-nedys and Lost Generation! . . . Too punk to funk . . . Future plans include the college life . . . “Cool aye!” DAWNMARIE SCUSSEL Dawn ... “Know it babe!” ... Can be heard before she is seen . . . Quiet??? ... “Where’s Jennifer?” . . . Childhood buddies forever . . . Those Sunday nights . . . That laugh!... Can be found behind the counter at McDonald's ... A dedicated Pompeii cheerleader . . . “Let’s go to the courtyard!” . . . Anthony! Anthony! Anthony! . . . “I don’t care what they think.” ROBBIN ANNE SEIPOLD Robbin . . . With two B's! . . . Former member of the seven year orthodontics plan . . Always laughing . . . Passion for starches . . Ronald McDonald’s biggest fan . . . The Who . . . Can be seen with the best of them at the New Haven Coliseum . . . Always thinking of that certain ticket scalper . . . Adam . . . Future plans include becoming a famous millionairess. 85 JOSEPHINE A. SGAMBATO Jo ... One of our quieter seniors .. . Fun to be with . . . Can be found with a special group of friends . . . Will always remember Florida . . . Jo plans to attend Business School and become a Secretary. MARY L. ST. PIERRE RAY STANFORD Ray . . . Great personality . . . Always seen with that certain gang . . . Can liven up a class or a party with his comments . . . Loves school??? ... A good friend to have. Mary . . . Saint, Mariuccia . . . 50 . . . CATCHER . . . Always a smile and a friendly hello . . . Backstroke, what's that? . . . Can find humor in anything . . . When she’s not around, you can find her with R.C. . . . “Piece a cake.” . . . What schcmy thoughts arc behind that smile!! . . . Mary's future includes college and the military. JOSEPH R. SORTITO VINCENZA M. SPOSE KATHLEEN A. SILVIA Kathy . . . Always smiling??? . . . Always on time . . . Studious and hard working . . . Likes typing, bicycling and bowling . . . MTV fan . .. Loves the cyclone at Riverside Park ... A sincere person and true friend . . . “Where’s the party?” . . . Kathy plans to attend business school and pursue a career as an accountant. BRIAN BRADLEY SMITH Brian . . . Smitty . . . One of our good natured seniors . . . Always with Luz, Ant, and Bill . . . “Wanna buy candy?” . . . Night-hawks 1 ... “I didn't flunk Chemistry!” . . . One of our Captain Nick’s crew ... “Won’t forget the mustard.” Joe . . . One of our quiet, refined seniors?? . . . Love those baby blues . . . Never with out a smile . . . Stylish dresser ... So who is it this week Joe?? ... What a flirt!!.. . Always laughing . . . Member of the famous Great Adventure trip!. . . Joe's future plans include the college life. Vin ... A very dedicated pom-pom captain . . . Hockey 1!!! . . . “Where’s Lisa?” . . . Can usually be found cruising in her white Monte Carlo . . . “Saturday night! Can’t wait!!” . . . Always thinking of that special someone . . . “Yeah!” . . . Has her moods! . . . Spoiled rotten! . . . Future plans include college. TIMOTHY J. SHAW Tim ... A dedicated Easties football player . . . 80 . . . Don't let the quiet look fool you!.. . Can be seen with his other half, Kenny . . . Irish 1 . .. “Hey Pete, where are we going tonight?” . .. “Me, get a job??” . . . “No, Eileen’s not my cousin!!” ... “Why, we can’t?” ... “Hey K.P., you owe me another one!” . . . Campus life awaits Timmy. BETHANY ILENE STORLAZZI Beth . . . “Lou” . . . Loves those midnight pizza fights!! . . Never too old for wild birthday parties!! . . . Thrown out of colorguard??!.. . Wrongo Poco! . . . Found working at Storlazzi’s Bakery . .. “Oh, was that a stop sign?” . . . Run over by a train lately!? . . . “Ta-ta!” . . . Beth plans a trip south with friends before college. Urn LYVONDA TART Lyvonda . .. Never stops talking . . . “Wait, wait, no one ever listens to me!” .. . Too kind? .. . “My goodness!” ... Always a smile and hello for everyone ... Too many shoes? . . . Dedicated Fayva cashier? . . . Matilda is your sister? . . . Future plans include becoming a registered nurse and a model. RICHARD SWANSON Rick .. . Has a unique personality . .. Seen with that certain crowd ... Quiet and shy . . . Class, what class? . . . Rick plans to live life to the fullest. JOHN TADDIE Taddic . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . Tall, dark and handsome . . . Can usually be seen with that special someone or the gang on the second floor bridge . . . What a body!!! . . . John's future includes plenty more good times. GAIL BERNADETTE TATA Gail . . . “Tots” . . . Can be seen with the Beggars! Dollene, Ree-Rcc, Wild Women, Minks, Beggar, Blondi and Savage . . . “Oh yea!” ... Loves music and guys ... That smile! . . . “Hey Blondi, remember the movie?” . . . Gail's future includes school and the business world. LESLEY TERRAZZANO Les ... A little person with big ideas . . .Can be seen almost anywhere . . . Always has that special someone on her mind . . . Break a leg!! . . . Harley Davidson 1 . . . “I’m tired!” . . . Loves animals . . . Lesley's future plans are to get married and be an animal technician. RENEE MICHELE TALBOT Renee . . . Rerun . . . Can always be found with Kermie and Kim ... Can back out of any parking space?!? . . . Always has that certain someone on her mind . . . Romp! . . . Boys! Boys! Boys! . . . “Oh, I’m so embarrassed! . . . Remembers J. Gcils concert? . . . “I don’t believe it!” . . . Future plans include becoming a nurse. SCOTT RUTTER THOMAS Scott... A true friend . . . Doesn’t know the meaning of the word shy!!! . . . Not Thomas Scott-thc other way around!!” .. . Preppy?!!. . . “Flirt, me No?!?” . Loves music from Beatles to Beethoven . . . “I'm not a bad driver!!!” . . . Usually found in Metcalfs Drug store . . . Scott plans to attend college next year. 87 LAURA TORRE Laura . . . Wads . . . Found with Ligy and Kermie . . . Enthusiastic colorguard and track captain . . . Boys! Boys! Boys! . . . Never late for class? ... A good friend to have... ROMP .. A.S.G.D.!!... Dcf Leppard 1 . . . Loves those band trips and late night pizza fights . . . Concerts and MTV! . . . Loves colorguard?? . . . The college life awaits Laura. PETER S. VALENTI Pete . . . One of the nicest guys in school . . . Tall, dark and handsome . . . Quiet until you get to know him, then watch out! . . . Always joking around ... A good friend to have . . . Always there when you need him . . . Pete plans to pursue a career as a professional bowler. JOHN W. TULLO “Tules” ... Is that a mustache? ... 3 quarters, 2 dimes and a nickel . . . Johnny Casino . . . Can always be found with Chris . . . Rams 1 . . . 58 ... Gino’s star pitcher .. . “Say hello!” . . . John can be seen with Tim and Scott on Friday nights ... Football 1 . . . John’s future plans include college DONNA T. TYLER Donna . . . Don’t let the shy look fool you . . . Always loves a party . . . Can often be seen with Lisa and Denise ... Crazy personality ... A good friend to have . .. Van Halen 1 ... Donna plans on a life full of happiness. THOMAS F. VENICE Tom ... Feels that if you believe in something you should stick with it and make it come true . . . Music will always be a major part of his life . . . Tom hopes to become an accountant. JEFFREY VASTARELLI MICHAEL A. TRAVAGLINO Trav . . . 18 . . . A dedicated hockey player .. . Don’t let the shy look fool you! . . . Wildwood '83 . . . Always seen cruising in the Blazer .. . Can be found down Long Wharf . . . “No, my dogs don’t bite!” . Can be found with that certain someone . . . Mike’s future includes college life. SANDRA M. VALLAS San ... Always in school??? ... “I can’t wait to go home.” . . . Chris! Chris! Chris! . . . “It’s better in N.B.” . . . “What homework?’’. . . “Is Donna in?” “Are you going to the courtyard during the break?” . . . “What?” . . . Sandy’s future includes the business world and Chris. Jeff . . . Friendly personality . . . Can be found at the first floor lav in school and working on his car at home . . . Quick with a comeback . .. “Hey, how ya doing?” ... Loves a good party. LISA A. VINCENTI PAUL VETRO Paul... Can be seen near the main office . . . KARATE . . . Vows never to be on time for class . . . Friend to all who know him. Lee . . . One of our crazier seniors! . . . Never in a bad mood . . . Always has that certain someone on her mind . . . “I’m going to Phil’s office.” . . . “Where’s Chetta?” . . . Punctual??? . . . Loves hockey . . . The cottage 1 . .. September 11, 1982 .. . Will she ever pass history? . .. Future plans include college and Ralph. APRIL WERME April . . . Crazy senior with a wild sense of humor . . . Mark! Mark! Mark! . . . Can be seen with Megan, Tcrese and Panzo . . . April’s future plans include a life with Mark. BLAKE R. WEST “Blakely” ... Possesses an incredibly unique personality and an equally unique sense of humor . . . Adds life to proms and picnics . . . America’s favorite storyteller . . . Our very own movie critic . . . Speaks Spanish fluently? . . . Rae’s Driving School-there’s no place like home! . . . “You wanna hear the best?” . . . Blake plans to attend college. GINA A. VITALE Gina . . . Can be found in Phil's office .. . Loves nice clothes ... A very sharp dresser . . . Classy! . . . Flow about those eyes? . . . “Where’s Richie?” . . . Always on time!? ... “I’ll kill him!” ... Shy? . . . Expresses her opinion . . . Future plans include marriage. JACQUELINE A. WEIR Jackie . . . Always found at Del Rocco’s . . . Snoopy 1 ... 10 and tri-captain on the basketball team ... “I want a Friendly’s cheeseburger!” . . . Summer of ’83 . . . “Want to go shopping?” . . . C.C.’s the best1! “Job? What’s that??” . . . Spoiled rotten ... “I always get what I want.” . .. Jackie's future includes college ANTHONY J. WESTMAN Anthony ... A nice all-around kid ... Likes to joke around and make people laugh . . . Can always be found in class . . . Would like to work for a radio station or to enter the computer field. WYMAN WILSON Wyman . . . Enjoys playing sports and listening to music . . Likes going out and having a good lime . . . A really nice kid to know . . . Wyman hopes to live a long, exciting life. 89 CINZIA PARISI MICHAEL ZITO Mike ... A little bit of mischief, a little bit of fun . . . Liked by all who know him . . . Easy going . . . Always on the go ... Can be found with that certain gang of friends. Cinzia ... A mysterious senior with a style all her own . . . Can often be seen in the center of town with her special group of friends .. . Cinzia plans on living life to its fullest. CHRISTINA ULANA WYSOWSKYJ Chris . . . One of our quieter seniors ... A real good friend to have ... Easties' colorguard ... Always seen with Beth . .. Plans to attend college and major in psychology. WILLIAM ZAMPA B.J. . . . Will always be known by that “Hey!” ... Loves school when he’s in the halls ... Rush .. . V.H.. . . Zepsters . . . Ozzy! . . . Can usually be found in the courtyard or goofing on Fred or Ted . . . Future plans include playing Shea Stadium and making millions!! Additional Seniors GABRIEL AMATO WENDY MARINOFF MARIA AMODIO MICHAEL MATTEI MARK BALISCIANO CHRIS NEUMAN CHRIS CERRITO MARK NOCCIOLETTI THOMAS CUSANO RENEE PALMIERI FELICE DIDIANO WILLIAM PALMIERI PETER FRADIANI DARRYL REDDING BRIAN FOLEY ANDREA RUSSO ANTHONY C.ORISS DENNIS TROTTA JIM GRASSO KEVIN TWOHILL CHARLES HAHN ROBERT VINCENT TRACEY JOHNSON ANTHONY VITELLO PHIL JULIANO TERESA VOLPE LISA MARCHITTO JEFFREY WILSON 90 Juniors Class Of 1985 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Alicia Cimino- Treasurer Sheryl Bruder- Historian Kristine Petonito- Vice-President Beth Pagliuca- President Cheryl Iannucci- Secretary Advisors: Teresa Vitale, Jacqueline Lembo, Richard Platt, Sue Badamo. Sophomores Class Of 1986 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Heidi Donahue- Treasurer Christopher Annunziata- President Licia Piscitelli- Vice-President Kara Hargraves- Historian Gina Rocco- Secretary Advisors: Linda Peduzzi, Elizabeth Ellis, Anna Schomaker. Freshmen Class Of 1987 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Michele DeNuzzo- Vice-President Patrick O’Malley- President Tammy Mazzucco- Secretary Sandra Ruthowski- Treasurer Elyse Klein- Historian Advisors: Al Ruocco, Karen Schmidt. Underclassmen fees Pioneer BLAKE WEST Editor-In-Chief 100 Dolores Grosso. Christina Josephson. Lynn Appicelli, Lyvonda Tart, Karen Ricci. MISSING: Cindi Quattlc-baum. Staff ’84 EILEEN MURPHY Assistant Walter Perron. Eileen Murphy. Blake West, Julie Pcnnachini. Robbin Seipold. Scott Thomas. MISSING: Marlene Burwell (Assistant). French Club Nous V le Francais! FIRST ROW: Dcbbv Ebert, Mrs. Pe-duzzi (Advisor), Kyle Durant (Treasurer). SECOND ROW: Scott Ebert, Lisa Ardito (Secretary), Gina Pa-langc. Chris Wysowskyj (President), Michele Tsolis, Natalie Smith. THIRD ROW: Ed Ardito. Bill Roland, Jim Witowsky, Brian Smith. MISSING: Beth Storlazzi, Matilda Palmer, Ed Jansen, George Sadding, Angie Grosso, Danny Smith. Dawn Cahill, Patty Danielson. FIRST ROW: Christine Frederick (Secretary), Lorri Hart, Kim O’Malley (President), Sheila Frederick (Vice-President), Leah Altieri, Wendy Mitchell (Treasurer). SECOND ROW: Sandy Ruthowski, Dianna D'Addio. Michelle Poulton, Michele Sullivan, Michele Griffith, Connie Notarino, Susan Coulombe. THIRD ROW: Christy Carmosino, Patricia Hines. Stacy Gravino. Donna Apuzzo. FOURTH ROW: Scott Thomas, Stefanie Mascola, Walter Onaccwicz, Michael Martorella, Dave Basilio, Peter Coulombe, Chris Bouchard. MISSING: Thomas Pellegrino (Treasurer). Latin Club Est Melius in Latina! 102 Italian Club Amiamo La Lingua E La Cultura Itaiiana. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Sousa, Stacey Longobardi. Liz D'Angelo (Secretary), Maria Pcttola, Josephine Giano. SECOND ROW: Tina Tolo-meo. Donna Dacey. Cindy Chaxncy (Vice-President). Dianne Romans (President), Jennifer Pcrcgolise, Dianne Ruggiero. THIRD ROW: Lori Roth, Kim Chieppo, Connie Lc-Femina, Lia Esposito (Treasurer). Donna Pcluso. Donna Maciejak, Joe Riga. FOURTH ROW: John Mics-sau, Anthony Skrebis. Marc Juliano, Al Camera, Matthew Gargano. Spanish Club IVaya Con Dios! FIRST ROW: Debby Ebert, Lisa Ar-dito (Treasurer). Angela Annunziata, Maria Onofrio, Dineen DeNuzzo (President), Elysc Klein. SECOND ROW: Kelly Stacey, Joan Bittner, Sherry Bruder, Tina Randi, Barbara Romano, Blake West. Karen Ricci. THIRD ROW: Julie Torre, Roberta Albert, Helen Pochodowicz. Gwenna Piscitclli, Patti Scusscl, Paula DiFi-lippo, Lynn Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Heather Kitching. Chrissy Johnson, Jimmy Gambardella. Rick Santaclla, David Shultis MISSING: Candace Cacone (Secretary). 103 High School Bowl Model Congress SEATED: Jack Dunn, Lynn Appicclli. STANDING: Bill Roland, EIRST ROW: Lois Posscll, Chris Pctonito, Joann Niro. SECOND Bob Brown. MISSING: Roberta Albert. ROW: Lynn Appicelli, Tina Tolemco. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Platt, the High School Bowl Team defeated two-year state champion Amity High School, with a final score of 185-165. Modeled after the College Bowl, the contest follows a game show format sponsored by WTNH-TV channel eight. The show quizzes the student teams on various subjects ranging from English and literature to historical events. In order to prepare for the contests, the team met twice each week for drills on topics that might be used during the actual game. The team attended two preliminary rounds to decide which teams would be on the television broadcast. The first preliminary was a written test taken by sixty schools. The fifty top scorers then competed in the second round which placed East Haven against Sheehan. The Easties won with 240 points and went on to beat Amity in the televised match. For a bid into the final contest, the Easties went up against Ly-me Old Lyme, but lost 200-120. Senior captain Jack Dunn and juniors Bob Brown and Bill Roland represented the school on the January I. 1984 show. Senior Blake Wcst WaUcr Onacewicz. Scott Mitchell. Bob Brown, Eileen Murphy. MISSING: Ed Calan-Lynn Appicclli and junior Roberta Albert Ha were team alternates. 104 Math Club Audio-Visual Club Peter Coulombc, Sue Coulombc, Scott Mitchell, Bob Brown. Vincent Piscitelli, Harry Smith. Edward Koepkc. MISSING: Mary MISSING: Ed Calandrella. St. Pierre. Media Center Aides Maryann St. John, Dawn Eisensmith, Maggie Robertson, Donna Hughes, Lisa Ardito, Lorri Hart, Linda Bauer, Chris Wysowskyj, Gina Barulli, Sandy Desrosicrs, April Martin, George Conroy. MISSING: Joe Dipalma, Susan Pearce. 106 FIRST ROW: Gail Giannclli, Kim Ematrudo, Lynn Brown, Robbin Scipold, Rosemarie DeFelice, Kelly Caldwell. SECOND ROW: Gina D'Aniello, Dineen Kornacki, Lisa D'Amato, Lisa Vincenti, Deanna Doyle, Christine Peterson, Gretchen Kilian, Maria Eligio. TFIIRD ROW: Maria Hamilton, Susan Carney, Jackie Adams, Carmella Leone, Joann Niro. Gail Tata, Jennifer Hulsc, Darlene Fisco, Sherry Cifarelli, Lisa Luxcm. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Rcynolda, Dolores Grosso, Michelle Nerrcau, Michele Piscitelli, Renee Talbot, Karen Onofrio, Jacquie Purcell, Mary Jane Gargano, Diane Beck, Kim Maltese, Mrs. Micrzejewski. Lorrie Pascale. FIRST ROW: Lauri Montcsanto, Maria Parise, Maureen Cox, Theresa Faulkner, Lisa Turcio, Wendy Van Dole, Gina Grillo, Connie Izzo. MIDDLE: Diane Solasko, Lynne Romano. SECOND ROW': Debbie Moclowski, Sally Verderamc, Christine Brown, Mrs. Reynolds, Lorri Pizzoruso, Mrs. Micrzejewski, Kathy Docbrick, Gina Barulli. The Business Careers Club, advised by Mrs. Diane Reynolds and Mrs. Elaine Mierzejewski, was established in September of 1982 to recognize outstanding business students. Consisting mostly of juniors and seniors, the club has sponsored successful candy drives and flower sales. They have taken field trips to Westfarms Mall and Quincy Market in Boston to see the actual operation of small and large businesses. The girls involved have learned of various career opportunities available in the business world, including secretarial and management positions. On May 2, they held their second annual banquet at 95 House to which alumni were invited. Gail Tata (President), Joann Niro (Vice-President), Jennifer Hulsc (Secretary), Lisa Vincenti (Treasurer). FIRST ROW: Mike Mattei, Jackie Ferraiolo, Maria DeMatteo, Cheryl Daniclc, Lori DcMartin. Michelle Warmingham, Cheryl D’Argento, Jim Coe. SECOND ROW: Joanne Wilk, Michelle DeFc-lice, Sandy Bourgeois, Wendy Van Dole. Jeanne Hinckley, Lisa Vinccnli, Lorri Pizzorusso, Coleen O’Mara, Meshcll Ruggiero, Mr. Serio. THIRD ROW: Marie Minuit, Karla Digoia, Lisa Infante, Matilda Palmer, Chctta King, Lisa Baiocchi, Kim Marcello, Roseann Scillia, Maria Parise. FOURTH ROW: Patty Florio, Diane Trischitti. Lisa Consiglio, Anthony Romano, John Taddei. Michael Funaro, Sal Adinolfi, Dawn DcPoto, Dawn Eisensmith. MISSING: Lisabeth Piscitelli. Lisabeth Piscitelli (Secretary), Lisa Infante (Record Secretary), Matilda Palmer (Vice-President), Jeanne Hinckley (President). MISSING: Chetta King (Treasurer). FIRST ROW: Bill Roland, Steve Venice, Anthony Morrow, Michael Starita. SECOND ROW. Ed Ardito, Ed Jensen, George Sadding. 107 Band 108 FIRST ROW: Ben Federico, Anthony Purificato, Joe Peterson, Tom Venice. SECOND ROW: Jacquie Purcell, Wendy Mitchell, Elyse Klein, Sheila Frederick, Stacey Longobardi, Mary Reinhardt, Julie Jasperson, Sandy Bourgeois, Karen Onofrio. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Henley, Linda Bauer. Wendy Morrow, Andy Paolillo. Sandy Ruthowski, Kim Chieppo, Scott Seipold, Peter Affinito. FOURTH ROW: Julie Torre, Anthony Romano. Scott Mitchell. Bob LaCroix. Mike Martorella. Robert Falcigno. FIFTH ROW: Robert Vincent, John Mcnnone. Rich Sodins, John Mattsort, Paul Kenney, Shawn Higgins, Brian Trebar, Karl Grillo. Junior Prom Committee Band Officers BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Ardito, Lyvonda Tart, Walter Perron. SECOND ROW: Vicki Ferraro, Carmella Leone. Joann Niro. THIRD ROW: Karen Ricci, Barbara Romano, Annamarie Finclli. TOP: Joann Griffin. Eileen Mur- phy. Mary Reinhardt (Treasurer), Linda Bauer (Secretary), Bob Vincent (Vice-President), Paul Kenney (Librarian), Rich Sodins (Drum Major). Student Council FIRST ROW: Donna Daccy, Lisa D'Amato, Heather Kitching. SECOND ROW: Kris Petonito, Scott Luzzi (President), Tonia Grestini, Mary Seneco, Patty Ehrler. THIRD ROW: Lisa Cimino, Robbin Seipold, Jeanne Hinckley, Michelle LeBlanc (Vice-President), Julie Torre, Shawn Caldwell (Sergeant at Arms), Lisa Bonito. FOURTH ROW: Mary St. Pierre, Andy Paolillo, Brian Smith, Greg Harney, Jack Dunn. Bill Roland, Walter Onacewicz. Chorus FIRST ROW: Tina Peterson, Gena Copeland, Josephine Giano, Lynn Morgan, Debby Ebert, Lori Hart. Michael Cretella, LisaMarie Boncek. SECOND ROW: Lori Roth, Rhonda Raucci, Paula DiFilippo, Christine Brown, Donna Hughes, Liz McNellis, Mrs. Webber. THIRD ROW: Linda Bauer, Jacquic Purcell. Marguerite Piontck. Richard Rotine, Bob Vincent, Karl Grillo. “We’ve Dave Cascio and Eileen Murphy Got Tonight” Angela Mathis, Gina Vitale, Debbie Gaudino, Eileen Murphy, Dave Cascio, Timmy Shaw, Michael O’Keefe, Jim Fantin. The evening of May 13, 1983 created an image that will not be forgotten by the class of 1984. This night of romance and good times was our Junior Prom. At seven o’clock 90 couples gathered together at the Villa Capri restaurant in Wallingford. Everyone was dressed for the occasion and a tremendous amount of pictures was taken. Our meal was served early and many couples danced until the highlight of our prom- the crowning of King and Queen. Our advisors, Pam Dcmarseilles, Dave Augustine and Meri-Ann De-senti first announced the court: Jim Fantin, Angela Mathis; Michael O’Keefe, Gina Vitale; Timmy Shaw and Debbie Gaudino. Finally, Dave Cascio and Eileen Murphy were crowned King and Queen and led the dance to our prom theme “We’ve Got Tonight”. The prom ended at twelve o’clock, but the celebration continued as many couples attended parties or went to restaurants. A new party began early the next morning with the prom picnics. no Pom-Pom Squad FIRST ROW: Chris Bouchard, Lisa Ames, Gina D'AniclIo, Vincenza Sposc, Cindi Quattlcbaum, Sandy Podsiadlo, Lisa D Amato. SECOND ROW: Angela Annunziata, Gina Montcsanto, Tina Randi, Gail Pfanncnbeckcr, Patty Fico. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Giglio, Carol Swinski, Shawn Chomicz, Kim Consolatore, Eileen Casey, Kara Hargraves, Denise Savino, Tracy Salvo. MISSING: Geralyn Siegnano, Debbie Ranchowski. CINDI QUATTLEBAUM. VINCENZA SPOSF. Captains LISA D AMATO CHRIS BOUCHARD SANDY PODSIADI O LISA AMES GINA D ANIELLO Colorguard FIRST ROW: Terri Pompano, Tammy Mazzuco, Christina Wysowsky SECOND ROW: Tina Peterson, Doreen Boudreaux, Michelle Piscitelli, Laura Torre. Cheerleaders BARBARA ROMANO Captain 114 FIRST ROW: Lynne Romano, Dianna D’Addio. SECOND ROW: Joann Niro, Carmclla Leone, Barbara Romano THIRD ROW: Jackie Adams, Felicia Vulte, Lori Pageau, Diane Solaska. FOURTH ROW: D'eanna Baldasarre, Megan O'Keefe, Debbie Sullivan. MISSING: Becky Flannery. JACKIE ADAMS JOANN NIRO Pep Rally On November 23, 1983 Easties fans joined together in the school gymnasium for an evening of high spirited excitement. This was our Pep Rally, the eve of our annual Thanksgiving game in which East Haven and Branford battled to the finish. Thirteen cheerleaders were busy getting the crowd psyched for the big game as they chanted and encouraged the football team. The Pom-Pom girls performed routines, as did the colorguard. The band also played an important part in the rally providing a good source of entertainment blaring out charges filling the Easties with spirit. When the night ended everyone was psyched for the big game, and all the Easties were hungry for victory. 115 Honor Society FIRST ROW: Karen Ricci, Jackie Adams, Nancy Lembo. LisaMarie Boncck. SECOND ROW: Penny Durant, Lynn Appicelli, Lois Possell, Chris Bouchard. Debby Ebert, Debbie Caruso. THIRD ROW: Debbie Gaudino, Lisa Bonito, Sue Coulombc. Danny McCormick, Christina Josephson, Eileen Murphy, Annamaric Finclli. FOURTH ROW: Walter Onaccwicz, Brian Higgins, Tommy Myjak, Ed Calan-drclla, Scott Thomas, Lou Lcfevrc. MISSING: Lori Gallagher and Kathleen Silvia. Officers National Honor Society Pledge I pledge myself to uphold The high purposes of The National Honor Society To which I have been elected. Striving in every way By word and deed To make its ideals The ideals of my school And of my life. On May 5, 1983 twenty-five students were inducted into the Athena Chapter of the National Honor Society. These students were selected on the basis of character, leadership, service and overall academic success. During their year of active membership these students were assisted by advisors Miss Judith Gudzik and Miss Margaret Sheehan in raising money for this year's induction ceremony and dinner. SEATED Chris Bouchard (President), Lois Possell (Vice-President). STANDING: Danny McCormick (Sergeant at Arms), Karen Ricci (Treasurer), Nancy Lembo (Secretary), Jackie Adams (Sergeant at Arms). 116 GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVES Sue Coulombe and Nancy Lembo BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVES CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Ed Calandrclla, Scott Thomas. Kevin Roche, Danny McCormick, Marty Russo, Tommy My-jak. HARVARD BOOK AWARD RENSSELAER AWARD YALE BOOK AWARD JOHN SLADE ELY HOUSE AWARD DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Ed Calandrclla Sue Coulombe Lois Posse 11 117 ROTARY YOUTHS OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER Nancy Lembo OCTOBER Sue Coulombe NOVEMBER Ed Calandrella DECEMBER Lois Possell JANUARY Penny Durant FEBRUARY Dan McCormick MARCH Chris Bouchard APRIL Matilda Palmer MAY Kevin Roche JUNE Walter Onacewicz REGIONAL BAND Robert Vincent, Betsy Henley, Scott Mitchell, Jacquie Purcell, Ben Federico. 118 REGIONAL CHORUS Marguerite Piontek, Dcbby Ebert, LisaMarie Boncek. Easties Image: •■ Endurance Ability Strength DeterminaTion Pride Excellence Spirit Football FIRST ROW: Anthony Sperandco, Kenny Horton, Pat Haddon, Mark Franco, Donny Pizzorusso, Tom Martone, Anthony Henry, Terry O’Brien. Timmy Shaw, Chris Palmer, Anthony Bates. SECOND ROW: Coach D’Amato, Coach Carbone, Mike Harper, Roy Bruncau, Mike Corrola, Mike Vigorito, Scott Mitchell, Ben Mazzucco, Scott Vaspasiano, Joe Kikosicki. THIRD ROW: Joe DeRose. Ray Currcn. Andy Paolillo, Dom Aquarullo, Marty DeFelice, Gary Foster, Mark McLay, Don Hemstock, Ron Datson, Freddie Peters, Wayne Petrowsky, Pat Spadacenta, Coach Rank. MARK FRANCO PAT HADDON ANTHONY HENRY Captain TOM MARTONE TERRY O BRIEN Captain CHRIS PALMER DON PIZZORUSSO Captain TIMMY SHAW E.H. OPP. 18 Amity 12 14 Hand 47 0 Sheehan 6 0 Shelton 26 20 Lyman Hall 54 26 Cheshire 6 6 North Haven 7 6 Seymour 26 6 Derby 33 0 Branford 19 After a winless record in 1982, the football team bounced back this year with a 2-8 record. Coach Andy D’Amato led the team with Terry O’Brien, Tom Martone, Anthony Henry and Don Pizzorusso as captains. The Easties began the season with a big win at Amity 18-12. After being outmanned by the powerhouse Hand team of Madison, the Easties outplayed Sheehan, but lost 6-0, with the ball on the Sheehan 5 yard line as time ran out. With steady improvement week by week, they took Cheshire 26-6, but lost another heartbreaker in an exciting game against North Haven 7-6. Against league champ Seymour, the Yellowjackets played their best football of the season, holding the Wildcats scoreless for three periods. The team was sparked by a 70 yard fumble return by Tom Martone. Entering Thanksgiving, the underdog Yellowjackets played Branford even, trailing only 3-0 at halftime. The Hornets proved too powerful later in the game as the Easties fell 19-0. J 123 Cross- Country FIRST ROW: Natalie Smith, Michelle Poulton, Dcc-Ann Venditto, Joann Hines, Carolyn Venditto. SECOND ROW: Coach Susan Badamo, Roberta Albert, Julie Torre, Michele Sullivan, Stacy DcScna, Angie Grosso, Patty Angus. Matt Gargano, Ed Jansen, Rick Nargi, John Crescenti, John Nerkowski, Steve Venice, Joe Riga. First year coach Susan Badamo led the 1983 cross-country team to a fairly successful season for both the Boys’ and Girls’ teams. Patty Angus was the captain and only senior member of the Girls’ team. Seniors Rich Nargi and John Nerkowski served as captains for the boys. Rich Nargi, John Nerkowski, and junior Ed Jansen were award winners in the New Haven county meet. For the girls, sophomore Natalie Smith, and juniors Roberta Albert and Michele Sullivan were award winners in the New Haven county meet. Four year veteran Patty Angus and freshman Joann Hines also had good seasons. Outstanding runner, sophomore Julie Torre, placed first in the J.V. Shelton Invitational meet, fifth in the varsity New Haven county meet, was elected to the All-Housa-tonic League Team, and presently holds the East Haven High School cross-country record. Both teams advanced to the State Championships. Boy’s 0-9 E.H. OPP. 50 15 45 16 30 25 50 15 50 15 43 21 48 15 42 18 29 26 Lyman Hall Shelton North Haven Cheshire Amity Sheehan Seymour Branford West Haven Girl’s 4-5 E.H. OPP. 45 15 23 38 16 20 19 41 17 44 32 23 23 35 28 27 32 23 Note: In cross-country the winning score is the lowest. J 125 Girls’ Swimming FIRST ROW: Heidi Donahue, Jackie Ferriola, Stacy Iovcino, Lynn Appicelli, Mary St. Pierre, Marlene Criscuolo. SECOND ROW: Coach Louis Anastasio Jr., Mary Rheindhart, Chris Perry, Rhonda Raucci, Eileen Casey, Cindi Granata, Kara Hargraves, Diving Coach Louis Anastasio Sr. THRID ROW: Patty Hines, Donna Apuzzo, Kim Chieppo, Lisa McNellis, Lynn Morgan, Mary Sanders, Ginny Petrafcsa. i 1 The Girls’ Swim Team, consisting mostly of sophomores and freshmen, was captained by seniors Stacy Iovcino and Lynn Appicelli, who formed the nucleus of the team during the ’83 season. For the individual medley and butterfly events the team was dependent on Stacy, a four year letter winner and record holder. Sophomore Marlene Criscuolo and Lynn (also a four year letter winner) were the backbone in all distance events. Junior Jackie Ferriola was the team’s number one diver, assisted by Cindi Granata and Janice Pernal who gave additional depth to the event. The other swimmers, including senior Mary St. Pierre, added strength because of their capabilities of swimming almost any event. Although tTie team finished with a 4-7 record. Coach Louis Anastasio feels the record did not reflect the quality of the team, who showed pride and determination throughout the season. 128 E.H. OPP. 80 Platt 90 58 Cheshire 112 94 Foran 78 68 Lauralton Hall 90 97 Sheehan 73 49 Branford 118 97 Seymour 75 69 Amity 101 81 Hand 91 88 Lyman Hall 83 27 North Havtn 56 Boys’ Swimming FIRST ROW: Coach Louis Anastasio, Robbie Narracci. John Jones. Brian Higgins, Scott Thomas. SECOND ROW: Shawn Higgins, Bob LaCroix, Todd Parker, Paul Kenney (Manager). MISSING: Jack Dunn, Blake West. r This year’s swim team consisted of a small, but experienced group of swimmers. All the team members returned from last year with the addition of two new swimmers, senior Jack Dunn and freshman Shawn Higgins. The team was captained by Brian Higgins who was the catalyst in both the individual medley and breast-stroke events. The distance events were handled by Scott Thomas who enjoyed a successful last season. Senior Blake West added depth in both the backstroke and butterfly while Jack Dunn swam freestyle events. Of the underclassmen, sophomores Todd Parker and Robbie Narracci performed exceptionally well, as John Jones and Bob LaCroix supplied speed and endurance. E.H. 70 74 38 44 91 85 85 60 90 73 34 52 Kennedy West Haven Branford Amity Hillhouse Jonathan Law Lyman Hall Sheehan Wilbur Cross Seymour North Haven Cheshire Girls’ Basketball VARSITY FIRST ROW: Cindi Quattlcbaum, Lois Possell, Nancy Lcmbo, Jackie Weir, Mary St. Pierre. SECOND ROW: Lauri Montasanto, Emily DiNicola, Julie Schwab, Francinc Aquaro, Johanna Waslick, Shelia Fredricks, Janice Pernal, Cyndy Granata, Julie Torre (Manager). 132 JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Emily DiNicola, Lauri Montesanto, Cyndy Granata. SECOND ROW. Shelia Fredricks, Francine Aquaro, Johanna Waslick, Janice Pernal, Julie Schwab. Julie Torre (Manager). NANCY LEMBO Captain JACKIE WEIR Captain LOIS POSSELL CINDI QUATTLEBAUM MARY ST. PIERRE Captain First year varsity coach, Jerry Lembo, led the girls’ basketball team to a fairly successful season which ended with an 8-12 record. Tri-captains Lois Possell, Nancy Lembo and Jackie Weir helped the team to several satisfying victories and reassured them during their defeats. One of the most exciting games of the season was against Amity, in which Lois Possell scored 14 points in the fourth quarter and Nancy Lembo broke her own school record of 12 steals in one game as a sophomore with a new total of 13. Although there was a great intensity the game was lost 54-49. Other seniors include Cindi Quattlebaum, who pulled down 11 rebounds in the home game against Sheehan, and Mary St. Pierre, who grabbed down 16 rebounds to lead the Easties in a home victory against North Haven and a bid into the C.I.A.C. Tournament. All of the girls displayed great sportsmanship, and put forth a fine effort during the season. E.H. OPP. 47 Shelton 54 59 Cheshire 37 65 Derby 49 48 Lyman Hall 63 31 Branford 59 55 St. Mary’s 43 28 North Branford 38 39 Sheehan 61 60 Seymour 32 49 Amity 54 56 North Haven 44 43 Shelton 66 50 Cheshire 51 63 Derby 67 41 Lyman Hall 70 38 Branford 58 60 Sheehan 51 51 Seymour 33 48 North Haven 37 43 Amity 61 133 136 Boys’ Basketball VARSITY FIRST ROW: Tommy Myjak, Chris Palmer, Dan McCormick, Kevin Roche, Marty Russo, Lou Lcfcvre, Keith Larsen. SECOND ROW: Scott Ferrarri (Asst, coach), Gary Foster, Mike Goglicttino, Buddy Goodwin, Andy Galushko, Phil Carrano, Anthony Bagnoli, Ted Kaczynski (Coach). JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Ray Bruneau, Steve Criscoula, Anthony Bagnoli, Mark Minucte, Gary Foster. SECOND ROW: Scott Ferrarri (Asst, coach). SECOND ROW: Mike Gogliettino, Fred Peters, Andy Galushko, Phil Carrano, Buddy Goodwin. KEITH LARSEN LOU LEFEVRE DAN MCCORMICK TOM MYJAK CHRIS PALMER KEVIN ROCHE MARTY RUSSO Captain First year boys’ basketball coach Ted Kaczynski, former three year girls’ coach, led the Yellowjackets in an exciting and successful season. The team won 15 of their 20 games with the assistance of seven seniors: captain Kevin Roche (6’3”), Dan McCormick (6’), Tom Myjak (6’3”), Marty Russo (5’ 10”), Chris Palmer (6’) and Keith Larsen (6’3”). East Haven tied for the Housatonic League Championship on Friday March 24, 1984 against Derby in the Easties' home gym. Dan McCormick was high scorer with 17 points while Tom Myjak added 13. Only 20-19 at the half, the Yellowjackets played the third quarter with an aggressive defense that held Derby to 3 points in the period. Chris Palmer and Marty Russo grabbed 10 rebounds apiece and the game ended 47-32. The Easties finished 14-4 in league play, as did North Haven; both teams shared the Housy crown. E.H. OPP 59 Lyman Hall 53 47 Branford 40 46 Hand 49 47 Guilford 43 69 Sheehan 58 62 Seymour 45 51 Amity 57 46 North Haven 44 50 Shelton 43 77 Cheshire 64 37 Derby 38 56 Lyman Hall 44 75 Branford 64 82 Sheehan 59 84 Seymour 61 70 Amity 69 57 North Haven 54 71 Shelton 75 53 Cheshire 62 47 Derby 32 V • I I 138 Hockey FIRST ROW: Greg Harney, Jim Grasso, Mike O’Keefe, Ed Lcmaire, Mike Travaglino, Joe Avallone, Rick Murgo. Rich Listro. SECOND ROW: Mike Muscotto, Rick Mezigner, Rick Chadderton, Paul Muzyka, Anthony DcLungo. Ron Foster, Fred Aitro, Joe Podsiadlo, Paul Falanga, Gino DelGuidice. THIRD ROW: Dick Muscotto. Ted Musco, Nick Cirillo, Guy Guglielmo, Mike Farnham, Chris Teto, T.J. Shotz. JOE AVALLONE JIM GRASSO F.D LEMAIRE RICH LISTRO Captain Assistant Captain RICK MURGO MIKE O’KEEFE MIKE TRAVAGLINO 140 1 E.H. OPP. 2 North Haven 3 2 Hamden 11 8 Wilbur Cross 3 1 East Catholic 9 6 Cheshire 5 7 Guilford 3 4 Ridgefield 3 (O.T.) 5 Cheshire 6 7 Guilford 4 8 Shelton 0 3 Amity 10 5 Fairfield Prep 2 11 Wilbur Cross 0 6 Branford 2 4 North Haven 1 1 Fairfield Prep 4 7 Sheehan 1 4 Amity 6 8 Ridgefield 7 16 Lyman Hall 1 The Easties’ 83-84 hockey season was one of intense competition and great rivalries. Under the direction of Coach Sal Folio and Asst. Coach Ed Lyon, the team played as a unit with an incredible desire to win. Captain Ed Lemaire led the team with 36 goals and 36 assists for a total of 72 points. Lemaire also broke the career scoring record; he now totals 182 points. Asst, captain Rich Listro ended a fine career and became the only goalie in Easties’ history to win 34 games in a four year period. Junior Rick Chaddcr-ton, also an Asst, captain, had a rewarding season as well. The team consisted of seven seniors, including Mike O’Keefe, Mike Tra-vaglino, Joe Avallone, Jim Grasso and Rich Murgo, who helped with their fine play, and provided leadership to the younger team members. The players can be extremely proud of their 14-6 record; for a successful team, everyone must contribute their all, which the Easties did. Congratulations are in order; the team exhibited class, drive and talent on the ice as well as off. Senior Directory A Jacqueline Adams: 74 Vista Drive Business Careers Club 4; Cheerleading 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; P.E. Club 2, 3; Sr. Prom Committee; Yellow Jacket Club 4; National Honor Society 4 (Sergeant at Arms); Who’s Who In American High School Students. 05 09 Sal Adinolfi: 164 Vista Drive Lisa Alberino: 351 Strong Street 12 04 Angela Alfieri: 75 Taylor Avenue 05 17 David S. Allen: 104 Stevens Street French Club 1, 2, 3. 06 29 Scott W. Allen: 23 Fisco Drive 08 27 Kim A. Alleshunas: 13 Demeter Drive 10 18 David Amatruda: 7 Circle Drive Band 1, 2, 3, 4; P.E. Club 1, 2; Pompeii Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1. 03 15 Lisa Ames: 19 Elm Street Italian Club 1, 2, 3; Pom-Pom 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. 04 08 Maria Amodio: 137 Cosey Beach Road Business Club 3, 4; Majorettes 1. 2: 09 29 Alicia Anastasio: 60 Bradley Avenue Jr. Prom Committee; Swim Team 1. 06 28 Andrew Anastasio: 16 William Street 01 16 Mike Anastasio: 111 Thompson Avenue 06 27 Patricia Angus: 176 Laurel Street Cross-country 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Track 2. 03 16 Chris Apotrias: 139 Gerrish Avenue 09 18 Lynn Appicelli: 19 Zolan Drive High School Bowl 2, 3, 4; Model Congress 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Honor Society 3, 4. 08 16 Lisa Ardito: 24 Boxford Street French Club 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Spanish Club 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. 08 27 Angelo Avalione: 21 Liberty Street 03 14 i Joseph Avalione: 54 Lenox Street Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. 09 14 n Lisa Baiocchi: 5 Morris Road 10 25 William Bakutis: 30 Thompson Street 11 07 Mark Balisciano: 7 Van Horn Drive 09 07 Benedict Barone: 38 Park Street 01 05 Diane Beck: 42 Cliff Street P.E. Club 2; Business Careers Club 3, 4. 03 08 Mark Beckert: 26 Van Horn Drive 10 02 Joseph Bias: 174 Borrmann Road Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 12 30 Anthony Bigio: 43 Hughes Street Football 1, 3. 06 03 Lisa Marie Boncek: 13 Carol Drive Chorus 1, 3, 4; Regional Chorus 2, 4; Educational Center for the Arts 2; Honor Society 3. 4. 02 18 Lisa Bonito: 15 Batt Lane Basketball Statistician 3; Business Careers Club 4; Italian Club 3; Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club 2, 3; Sr. Prom Committee; Student Council 2, 4; Yellow Jacket Club 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 12 16 Brian Borchert: 160 Highland Avenue Basketball 2. 03 17 Christine Bouchard: 47 Park Place Jr. Prom Committee; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom-Pom 2, 3, 4; Sr. Prom Committee; Student Council 3; Yearbook Ad Committee; Award for Outstanding Achievement in Algebra; National Honor Society; Rotary Youth of the Month. 04 09 Lynn Brown: 21 David Drive Business Careers Club 3, 4. 06 19 Gina Bruneau: 60 Gene Street 08 20 Marlene Burwell: 58 Hilton Avenue Yearbook Staff 4. 06 20 e Edward Calandrella: 132 Florence Street Math Team 2, (Captain) 3, 4; Model United Nations 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Harvard Book Award; National Honor Society 4; Rotary Youth of the Month; Who’s Who In American High School Students. 06 20 Maureen Calandro: 90 Mill Street 07 18 Kelly Caldwell: 97 Hellstrom Road Business Careers Club 3, 4. 09 06 Paul Camerone: 651 Bradley Street 04 29 Joanne Carlson: 12 Carlson Place Swim Team, Diving 1. 11 10 Susan Carney: 12 Glenmoor Drive Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Business Club 2; Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club 2, 3; Tennis Team 1, 2; Yellow Jacket Club 4; Who’s Who In American High School Students. 11 20 John M. Carrano: 62 Foxon Hill Road 05 14 Debra Anne Caruso: 55 Thompson Street P.E. Club 2; National Honor Society 4. 09 12 Richard Caruso: 63 Hemingway Avenue Football 1. 11 06 David Cascio: 35 David Drive Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 04 25 Frank Cavallaro Jr.: 20 Liberty Avenue Track Manager. 01 13 Christopher Cerrito: 50 Charnes Drive 08 17 144 Cindy Chasncy: 129 Kenneth Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. 02 03 Sherry Cifarelli: Foxon Hill Road Business Careers Club 1, 2. 04 01 Edward Clouse: 30 Viking Street 09 15 Tracy Colandrea: 211 Kimberly Avenue 07 27 Anthony Cole: 10 Wildwood Drive 02 10 Gretchen Connors: 312 Mansfield Grove Road Band 2; Spanish Club 1.08 18 Denise Consiglio: 19 Forest Street 02 11 Angela Coppola: 71 Short Beach Road 05 16 Susan Coulombe: 4 Alpine Drive Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State; National Honor Society 4; John Slade Ely House Award; National Merit Semifinalist; Rotary Youth of the Month; Yale Book Award. 12 20 Peter Coyle: 3 Robin Drive Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Gridiron Club 1. 2; Irish Club 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1. 11 12 Deborah Criscio: 417 Foxon Road 12 07 Elizabeth Criscuolo: 72 Morgan Avenue 07 27 Michael Criscuolo: 80 Dodge Avenue Football 1, 3; St. Vincent Basketball C.Y.O. 2, 3, 4. 09 17 Thomas A. Cusano: 75 Cosey Beach Avenue 12 05 D Martin Dadio: 55 Messina Drive Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4. 06 11 Francesca J. Dahlmeyer: 29 Jeffrey Road 03 19 Lisa D’Amato: 12 John Street Business Careers Club 3, 4; Pom-Pom Squad 4. 07 27 MaryAnn D’Amico: 22 Lindberg Street 01 28 Gina D’Aniello: 58 Sorrento Avenue Business Careers Club 4; Pom-Pom Squad 4. 01 27 Gina D’Argento: 703 Thompson Street 01 12 DawnMarie DeAngelo: 5 Stoddard Road Business Careers Club 4. 09 14 Rosemarie DeFelice: 45 Canna Drive Business Careers Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2. 05 20 Francis M. DellaVentura: 42 Summit Avenue Chess Club 2, 3, 4. 02 01 Shelly DeLucia: 92 Kenneth Street 08 04 Michael DeFonte: 91 Cosey Beach Avenue 04 19 Lisa DeRosa: 230 South End Road Deca 1, 2; Softball 1, 2. 03 10 Terese DeRosa: 33 Crest Avenue 06 15 Peter DeRose: 127 Henry Street 11 22 Patricia A. Dillon: 5 David Drive 04 03 Felice Didiano: 5 Prospect Place 02 22 Leslie DiNicola: 66 Hellstrom Road Basketball 1, 2; Business Careers Club 4; P.E. Club 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2. 06 19 Deanna Doyle: 74 Hellstrom Road Business Club 11 12 Lori Drenyoczky: 115 Hemingway Avenue Business Careers Club 06 28 John Dunn: 19 River Road Chess Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; High School Bowl 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Soccer Team 2, 3; Swim Team 4; Track Team 1, 3, 4. 02 14 Penny Durant: 213 E. Thompson Street Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); Honor Society; Rotary Youth of the Month. 02 06 Donna Durazzo: 9 Roy Street 09 13 s Troy Lee Earley: 12 Waldo Street 08 06 Debra Lynn Ebert: 259 Foxon Hill Road Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 (Soloist); Drama Club 2; French Club 1, 2 (Secretary), 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Spanish Club 4; National Honor Society; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 12 23 Denise L. Eligio: 19 Eldred Drive 09 11 Marie F.ligio: 163 Burr Street 07 13 Kimberly A. Ematrudo: 27 Maplevale Road Business Club 3, 4; P.E. Club 2. 03 04 Teresa Esposito: 35 Philip Street Business Careers Club 3, 4. 06 06 Judith Eybel: 32 Fisco Drive Class Historian 4; Softball 1. 04 16 7 David Falanga: 32 Gene Street 04 15 James Anthony Fantin: 3 St. Andrews Avenue Baseball 1; Student Council 1, 2. 07 03 Paula Ferraro: 30 French Avenue Business Careers Club 4. 10 15 Victoria Ferraro: 10 Hemlock Drive Class Secretary 2; P.E. Club 1, 2; Sr. Prom Committee; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1, 2; Yearbook Ad Committee. 05 03 Annamarie Finelli: 123 William Street Jr. Prom Committee; National Honor Society. 03 35 Darlene Fisco: 119 Ocean View Street 08 14 Peter Fradiani: 55 Osmond Street 07 25 Mark Franco: 17 Jillson Drive Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Yellowjacket Club 4. 04 03 Michael J. Funaro: 8 Meadow Place Deca Club 3. 4. 11 12 145 0 Benjamin Gabriel: 46 Stevens Street 04 24 Michael Gagliardi: 19 Catherine Street 09 21 Deirdre Gallagher: 55 Messina Drive 08 27 Loreen Gallagher: 72 Glenmoor Drive Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club 2; Tennis Team 2; National Honor Society. 12 04 Gail Gambardeila: 67 Charnes Drive 07 07 Eleanor Gargano: 27 Woodland Avenue 01 20 Maryjane Gargano: 54 Hemingway Avenue 07 28 Michelle Gargiulo: 51 Cosey Beach Avenue 02 03 Deborah A. Gaudino: 26 Glenmoor Drive Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; National Honor Society. 06 12 Donna Gianfredi: 84 Laurel Street 02 11 Gail Giannelli: 71 Gene Street 10 28 Lisa M. Girard: 43 Austin Avenue Business Careers Club 4; French Club 1, 2, 3. 03 22 Megin Gleason: 957 North High Street Deca Club. 01 24 Nicole Gonsalves: 427 Strong Street 03 03 Anthony Goriss: 164 Coe Avenue 01 19 Business Careers Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Student Council 1, 2. 05 26 Steven Granata: 9 Liberty Alan Haroskewicz: 25 Edgar Street Street Football 1. 07 06 04 12 James A. Grasso: 189 Rose Street Extension Hockey 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. 02 04 Kristine Griego: 7 Manor Road Swimming Team 1, 2; Tennis Team 2; Band 2; Italian Club 1; P.E. Club 1. 03 25 Joann M. Griffin: 8 Edgehill Drive Class Treasurer 2; Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Prom Committee; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1, 2; Yearbook Ad Committee. 04 08 Rosanne Grippo: 18 Dale Street 08 23 Dolores Grosso: 345 Coe Avenue Cross Country Team 3; Track Team 1, 2; Jr. Prom Committee; Yearbook Committee. 11 10 Gina M. Guidone: 11 Maturo Drive Class Historian 2, 3; P.E. Club 1, 2; Sr. Prom Committee; Travel Club 1; Yearbook Ad Committee. 01 28 Gregg Guidone: 11 Maturo Drive 01 28 H Jennifer Lynn Haas: 837 Thompson Street Business Careers Club 3, 4. 02 20 Patrick Haddon: 56 Paul Street Football 3, 4. 07 28 Lorri A. Hart: 3 Julius Drive Chorus 4; Media Center Aide 3, 4. 10 22 Darlene Marie Hathaway: 33 Farview Avenue 04 04 Marlene Hathaway: 33 Farview Avenue 04 04 Elizabeth Henley: 56 Foote Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2; Southern Connecticut Regional Band 2, 3. 11 19 Anthony Henry: 42 Hemingway Avenue Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain). 02 01 Chip Henry: 452 Silver Sands Road 09 07 Robert Henry: 42 Hemingway Avenue 02 01 Brian Higgins: 21 Sunset Road Cross Country Team 2, 3; Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Track Team 1, 2; National Honor Society. 08 07 Kathleen M. Hill: 7 Garry Drive Business Careers Club 3, 4. 09 06 Kevin Hill: 7 Garry Drive 09 06 Jeanne Hinkley: 6 Glenmoor Drive Deca Club 3, 4 (President). 08 23 Maria Hamilton: 5 Stoddard Jennifer Hulse: 516 Main Road Street Business Careers Club 4 (Secretary); Chorus 1, 2. 10 05 Lisa Infante: 6 Jillson Drive Deca Club 3, 4 (Recording Secretary). 04 18 Stacy L. loveino: 248 Hemingway Avenue Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Tennis Team 1, 2; P.E. Club 1, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 04 05 Aaron L. Iuteri: 21 Waldo Street Soccer Team 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 05 09 Susan Izzo: 11 Branhaven Drive 10 02 V Tracey Johnson: 272 Old Foxon Hill Road 03 01 Christina Josephson: 100 Saltonstall Parkway Spanish Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society. 07 07 K John I. Kaczor: 106 Bradley Avenue Baseball 1; Basketball 1. 11 14 Gretchen A. Kilian: 22 Philip Street Business Careers Club 1. 09 20 Concetta B. King: 247 Laurel Street Business Career Club 3, 4; Deca Club 3, 4 (Treasurer); Italian Club 1. 10 12 Thomas Knowlton: 1411 Henry Street 03 26 146 Edward R. Koepke: 449 Main Street Audio Visual Club 3, 4. 05 19 Dineen M. Kornacki: 128 Hughes Street Business Careers Club 3, 4. 09 05 Michael John Korwek: 69 McKay Avenue 11 24 JC Susanne LaBonte: 68 Atwater Street Extension Lucy La Pierre: 46 Charnes Drive 01 06 Keith Larson: 18 Frank Street Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Team 2; P.E. Club 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3. 12 28 Susan Laurello: 7 Damen Drive Class Secretary 3,4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. 08 17 Kimberly LaViola: 17 Julius Drive 12 29 Michelle LeBlanc: 60 Birch Lane 01 16 Louis Lefevre: 238 North High Street Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students; Boys State. 02 09 Edward L. LeMaire: 466 Main Street Varsity Hockey Team 2, 3, 4 (Captain) All-Housatonic 83; 12 20 Nancy Lembo: 62 Robert Drive Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Softball Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Jr. Prom Committee; Latin Club 1, 2; P.E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Prom Com- mittee; Ski Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Exchange Club Youth of the Month; Girls State; National Honor Society; Rotary Youth of the Month. 07 04 Carmella M. Leone: 532 Thompson Avenue Business Careers Club 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Class Treasurer 1, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Spanish Club 3; Track Team 1, 2. 03 16 Tami Levine: 7 Ellen Place 05 17 Richard Listro: 1 Columbus Avenue Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4 (Captain). 03 25 Stephen Listro: 51 David Drive Baseball 3, 4. 09 28 Lester Loncrgan: 244 Grannis Street 08 11 Thomas Lowell: 171 Highland Avenue 03 02 Lisamarie C. Luxem: 757 Main Street 07 19 Scott E. Luzzi: 367 Thompson Avenue High School Bowl 2, 3; Football 1, 2. 08 05 Shawn Luzzi: 367 Thompson Avenue Football 3, 4. 08 23 Valerie Lynch: 850 Thompson Street 02 14 M Robert Maio: 24 Nicholas Drive 05 29 Nicholas Maiorino: 26 Clearview Avenue 11 03 Kimberly Maltese: 11 Holland Road Business Careers Club 4. 12 27 Thomas Manzi: 88 Francis Street Extension 12 28 Lisa Marchitto: 11 Hurlburt Drive 05 05 Wendy Marinoff: 151 George Street 07 13 Thomas Martone: 36 Park Street 02 10 Angela Mathis: 74 Frank Street Softball 1. 08 10 Michael Mattei: 82 Vista Drive 10 13 Tracey Matthews: 24 Pineview Drive Business Careers Club 3, 4. 11 02 Howard McCann: 458 Strong Street 03 26 Daniel McCormick: 47 Francis Street Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team 1; Tennis 1, 2; P.E. Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Boys State; National Honor Society (Sergeant at Arms); Rotary Youth of the Month; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 04 05 Wendy McDonald: 196 Morgan Avenue 04 09 Debra McHugh: 7 Oak Hill Drive 12 16 Maria Michelangelo: 13 Raynham Road 03 29 William Montalto: 10 Stoddard Road 02 13 Linda Mulvey: 38 Massachusetts Avenue Band 2; P.E. Club 1. 12 20 Richard Murgo: 9 Northeast Drive Hockey 3. 4. 12 17 Eileen Murphy: 39 Harmac Drive Band 1; Class Alternate 4; Class Vice-President 2, 3; Irish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2; Student Council 1,2, 4; Yale Model United Nations 1, 2; Yearbook Staff-4; Softball 1, 2; National Honor Society; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 11 17 Thomas Myjak: 16 Julius Drive Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys State; Who’s Who in American High School Students; National Honor Society. 11 29 y Richard Nargi: 95 Saltonstall Parkway Cross Country 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Yellow-jacket Club 4. 09 07 John Nerkowski: 16 Tuttle Place Cross Country 3, 4 (Captain, MVP); Track 2 (MVP), 3, 4; Who’s Who in Amercian High School Students. 08 26 Michele Nerreau: 27 A Redwood Drive 06 05 Joann Niro: 63 Waldo Street Business Careers Club 4 (Vice-President); Cheerlcading 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club 2; O.L.O.P. Cheerlcading 2; Sr. Prom Committee; Spanish Club 3. 10 06 Mark Noccioletti: 1 Lincoln Avenue 10 16 Brandi Northrop: 39 Florence Street 12 19 14 Mary Notarino: 221 Rock Road P.E. Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Teachers Assistant 4. 06 27 o Terence O’Brien: 19 Osmond Street Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain). 03 06 Michael O’Keefe: 48 Hughes Street Hockey Team 2, 3, 4. 03 06 Walter Onacewicz: 18 Ann Street North Haven Model Congress 3; Yale Model United Nations 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Science and Humanities Symposium 3; National Honor Society. 10 11 Karen Onofrio: 112 Victor Street Basketball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Careers Club 4; P.E. Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2. 09 19 P Christopher Palmer: 4 Sorrento Avenue Baskerball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4. 03 23 Matilda Palmer: 50 Gene Street 12 22 William Palmieri: 4 Florence Street 07 10 Beth Panuzio: 70 Prospect Road 12 02 Joanne Panzo: 26 Newton Street 11 20 Steven Parise: 9 Maturo Drive 04 06 Sonya Parlato: 231 Dodge Avenue 01 17 Lorraine A. Pascale: 35 Vi Charnes Drive Business Careers Club 3, 4. 08 30 Maria Pedone: 48 Clark Avenue Deca 3, 4. 04 28 Julie Pennacchini: 17 Shoreham Road Jr. Prom Committee: P.E. Club 2; Ski Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4. 11 19 Anthony Perillo: 22 Nicholas Drive 11 25 Walter Perron: 30 Russo Avenue Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club 1, 2; Video Taping 3; Yearbook Staff 4. 12 14 Marguerite Piontek: 5 Clark Avenue 05 27 Christine Peterson: 14 Borrmann Road Business Careers Club 3, 4; Colorguard 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Chess Club 2; Drama Club 1, 2. 12 16 Cheryl Pisano: 5 Englewood Drive 01 16 Lizabeth A. Piscitelli: 10 River Road Business Careers Club 4; Deca; P.E. Club 1, 2. 06 27 Michele Piscitelli: 48 Waldo Street Business Career Club 4; Color-guard 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. 02 12 Donald Pizzorusso: 8 Clancy Street Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain.) 01 23 Sandra Podsialdo: 39 Gene Street Pom-Pom Squad 4. 04 30 Louis Possell: 583 Thompson Avenue Basketball 3, 4 (Tri-Captain); Softball 2, 3, 4; Model Congress 3, 4; Chemsitry Award; National Honor Society (Vice-President); Rotary Youth of the Month. 04 11 George Prates: 10 Tavgoda Pass 11 06 Michael Prodoti: 103 Bradley Avenue 04 08 Patricia Prusinowski: 566 North High Street 07 05 Jacqueline Purcell: 334 Laurel Street All Regional Band 4; Band 1, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4 (President); Chess Club 1,2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Drama Club 1,2; Latin Club 1, 2; P.E. Club 1, 2. 10 21 Michele Purificato: 39 Tyler Street Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Spanish Club I, 2, 3; Student Council 3. 07 26 Q Cynthia Quattlebaum: 39 North Street Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Pom-Pom Squad 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Yearbook Staff 4. 06 05 K Regina Rao: 65 George Street 03 24 Vincent Raucci: 32 Helstrom Road 04 05 Darryl Redding: 92 Kimberly Avenue Basketball 1. 08 18 Karen Ricci: 70 Glenmoor Drive Tennis Team 1, 2; Jr. Prom Committee; P.E. Club I, 2, 3; Sr. Prom Committee 4; Ski Club 1, 3; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 10 02 Sharon Roberts: 937 North High Street 08 03 Kevin Roche: 257 Chidsey Avenue Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Track 2; Boys State; Class President 1; Class Representative 1,2,3, 4; P.E. Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; All Housy Honrable Mention ’83; Rotary Youth of the Month; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 02 07 Barbara Romano: 155 Salerno Avenue Track 2; Business Careers Club 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 (Co-captain); Class Secretary 1; P.E. Club 1, 2; Jr. Prom Committee; Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 3. 03 11 Dianne Romans: 32 Massachusetts Avenue Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Softball Team 2, 3, 4; P.E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 05 02 Cheryl Ann Ruggiero: 16 Hudson Street Track 3, 4 (Captain). 12 26 Donna Ruggiero: 828 Thompson Street Business Careers Club 3, 4. 12 08 Andrea Russo: 241 Quinnipiac Ave 11 13 Martin Russo: 139 Sorrento Avenue Boys State 3; P.E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 06 05 $ John C. Sanches: 202 Warner Road Soccer 2, 3, 4 (Captain). 03 12 148 DawnMarie Scussel: 816 Thompson Street Softball I, 2. 08 19 Robbin Seipold: 159 Morgan Avenue Business Careers Club 4; Italian Club 1; P.E. Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4. 10 26 Josephine Sgambato: 24 Clark Avenue 03 19 Timothy J. Shaw: 8 Thornton Drive Class President 2, 3; Irish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; 07 15 Kathleen A. Silvia: 482 Main Street National Honor Society. 08 22 Brian B. Smith: 221 North High Street French Club 3, 4. 11 13 Joseph Sortito: 107 Kimberly Avenue Basketball 1; Football 1.05 11 Vincenza M. Spose: 4 Clancy Street Pom-Pom Squad 3, 4 (Cap-lain); Italian Club 1, 2, 3. 12 31 Bethany Storlazzi: 54 Crest Avenue Colorguard 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; School Paper 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 10 11 Mary St. Pierre: 133 Sorrento Avenue French Club 3: P.E. Club 3, 4; R.C. Fan Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer I, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 4. 04 21 Mary Jane Strianese: 7 Hurlburt Drive 06 18 Richard Swanson: 66 Willow Road 03 12 r John Taddei: 15 Martin Road 10 01 Renee Talbot: 23 Naugatuck Avenue Chorus 1, 2; Colorguard 3, 4. 03 25 Lyvonda Tart; 50 Gene Street Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Prom Committee; Student Council 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4. 01 04 Gail Tata; 28 Gerrish Avenue Business Careers Club 3 (Treasurer), 4 (President). 10 11 Lesley Tcrrazzano: 85 Francis Street Extension 09 14 Scott R. Thomas: 42 Grannis Street Band 1; Boys State; Drama Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society. 02 04 Laura Torre: 59 Charter Oaks Avenue Track 3, 4 (Captain); Chess Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Color-guard 2, 3 (Captain), 4 (Captain); Drama Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Track 3, 4 (Captain); Who’s Who in American High School Students. 07 31 Michael A. Travaglino: 24 Cortina Drive Hockey 2, 3, 4. 04 11 Dennis Trotta: 674 Thompson Street 08 16 John W. Tullo: 143 Estelle Road Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice-President 4; Drama Club; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students. 08 09 Donna Tyler: 137 Hemingway Avenue Deca Club. 03 09 V Peter S. Valenti: 11 Center Avenue 05 02 Sandra Valias: 30 Virginia Road 03 16 Thomas Venice: 47 Charncs Drive Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 10 19 Paul Vetro: 330 Short Beach Road 02 07 Robert E. Vincent: 55 Woodland Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Chorus 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Southern Regional Band 4; Southern Regional Chorus 3. 01 08 Lisa Vincenti: 58 Prospect Place Extension Business Careers Club 4 (Treasurer); Deca Club 3,4; Student Council 4 (Treasurer); Swim Team 1. 05 03 Gina A. Vitale: 53 Moulthrop Street 12 06 W Jacqueline A. Weir: 231 Coe Avenue Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 (Tri-captain); Softball 2, 3, 4. 10 02 Blake West: 31 Clark Avenue Girls Swim Team Manager 2, 3; High School Bowl 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Yale Model United Nations 3, 4; P.E. Club 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Yearbook Editor 4; Cross- country 2; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4. 07 02 Anthony J. Westman: 65 Henry Street 08 05 Jeffrey Wilson; 78 Willow Road Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 07 22 Wyman Wilson: 540 Laurel Street 09 01 Christina Wysowskyj: 23 River Street Chorus 2; Colorguard 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-president), 4 (President); Media Center Aide 4; P.E. Club 1. 08 05 z William Zampa: 27 South Strong Street 07 29 149 Imagination Makes (great Sndeauor Successful In Appreciation Putting this yearbook together has been an extremely difficult task. During the work on this project we encountered many obstacles that caused many headaches. It has taken a tremendous amount of time and effort, more than I had anticipated. Although it was rarely ever fun and was sometimes a major burden, it has provided me with valuable experience and has taught many lessons which I am glad to have learned. Of all the difficult chores involved in this book’s production, this remains the hardest. Thank you to Mr. Bruce Dupuis, our Jostens A-merican Yearbook representative who was so very patient and understanding during our project. Thanks to Mr. Sal DeRosa, Mr. Ralph Prete and Mr. Ralph Prete Jr. who took many of the senior portraits. Thank you to Loring Studios for many candid and sports photos as well as for several portraits. Also, Stacy Ioveino and Walter Perron who contributed many candid photos which were used throughout the book. I would like to express my appreciation also to Mr. Frank Meoli for his time and patience in taking the activities and many of the sports photos. Thanks to everyone who helped in all areas of work: Robert Henry for his artwork; the staff at the Trolley Museum; Mrs. Reynolds, and Mrs. Mierze-jewski for the use of the typing facilities; Miss Croll for her work in the Media Center; Mr. Graver, and Mrs. Melillo for their help; Mrs. Affinito, Mrs. Brustman, and Mrs. Frank for their interest and understanding; all of the coaches and club advi-sors-their assistance helped to make the job easier. To Mrs. Peduzzi and Mrs. Vitale for helping in the proofreading of our poems and articles, and especially Mrs. Dempsey whose time and efforts in helping with our essays is greatly appreciated— thank you all. To staff members Dolores Grosso for her work on the senior layouts and Scott Thomas for his work on the advertisements- many thanks. The greatest thanks to Marlene Burwell and Eileen Murphy. 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