Edwin O Smith High School - EOS Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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CLASS WILL I, Jennifer Allen, leave Reese LaCasse, a pen to write messages on the bottoms of people's shoes. I, Heather Elizabeth Barclay, leave to jared, long talks and a plate of shrimp, to Steve a japanese-Irish accent in case he ever needs it again, and to my brother James, survival and happiness for the next three years. I, Randy Barrett, leave all leaky roofs to the freshmen. I, Denise Barstow, leave to Fraulein Theis a Mercedes Convertible to demonstrate her speedster capabilities in, to jared some doctors to take care of his Latin-class-induced ulcers, and backstage a few parsley plants for naive Drama Club freshman. I, Michael Baron, leave my literal, democratic news to Chris Bevin. I, Elizabeth Bassett, leave to all my friends lots of luck and happi- ness, jill Rose, one pound of Washington, D.C. wet Gummie Bears, Jennifer Webster, the memories of the talks to and from Volleyball games about ?, Trudy Quealy the nickname Bruser , Andrea one last moo. I, Mark Bilokur, leave a totem for Mr. Nelson and a sacrificed goat for Mrs. jerue-Archibald. I, Theresa Bouley, leave to the Field Hockey team the best of luck and the challenge for anyone to beat my accumulated amount of fraziers, to Carin, Sarah, Dee, Katey, Amy, Lauren, 8: Debbie I leave lots of love, to Dorota, a tongue so she can talk to people, Mr. McKinley, my eyes, and to my nephew Ernie, high hopes that he never has to deal with Mr. Freudenstein for Math. I, Brendon Boyce, leave Reiny-Heiny to take over the S.D.N. Mo- phia. I, Kimberlie Breu, leave to Melissa Wright, the encouragement to swim as well next year as she did this year. I, Melissa Burke, leave Susie, Allie, Linda, jennifer, and all the other future Varsity Volleyball players the motivation and the drive to win! I, Paula Burke, leave Mr. Csere my 52.5.00 deposit for the coffee club. Where is my mug? I, Megan Chapman, leave Chris Conrad his M.I.B, and R.A.H. in hopes that he will use them well, to Dana Garrison, a box of index cards, six blue pens and a Diet Pepsi, I leave my place in Mr. Thomen's class to anyone who can give him a bigger hassle, and my love and encouragement to everyone in Vo-Ag. I, Darryl Chiang, leave to little sister Tracey 30 vats of heath bar crunch and one big spoon so she can chow indifinitely! I, jennifer Clark, leave jon Clark all the luck in his last two years at EOS, to Scott Hall, a set of written instructions on how to play Ants in the Pants in PE next year. I, Dan Cokash, leave to Mike Savino, all my good busts. I, Russ Crossen, leave my ability to make bracelets to anyone who wants it. I, Lisa Davis, leave Rebecca the long, boring bus rides, to Lori, my laughter so she can keep in good spirits during those B studies, to Brian, all my love, and my passing grades - you'd better keep them up, Buddy! I, joe Deslauries, Leave good times with Mrs. White, and Mr. G to my worthy substitutes. I, Richard DiCapua, leave my brother, Ken, a good slap of some good sense to help him through next year. I, Tammy Dionne, leave Jennifer Saegaert the new E.O. Smith that I never had the chance to enjoy, to Liz Millette, a memorable senior year. I, Mic Doyle, leave all my computer software to David Kelly. I, Steph Duers, leave to Moneca Breiland, stealing her own car, to jason Rucker, money so he can get a good hair cut, and to Greg Cowen, lots of luck and fun in the future. I, jennifer Duguay, leave to Orion a big smile and lots of fun, to Melissa, and Dina lots of luck, and to jan, stay out of trouble!! I, Cathi Dunnack, leave to Bruce Roper, a lot of good luck. I, Kathy Fairbanks, leave better luck to the swim team and a coach, to Peirre, I leave a cinnamon-raisin donut, and to jumbo, a hug and an everlasting smile, I'll miss youll I, K C, leave Marta, Sharon, Lori, and Marianne, the great times I had at E.O. Smith, and lots of hugs to make it through the year without me. I, Erin Flynn, leave Debbie Thompson the best of luck in her next 3 years at E.O. Smith, and to Kent Madden, a piece of ABC gum. I, Richard Frappier, leave to Mr. Diamond, all the pens I borrowed from him, and to Ms. Maljanian, a worry free life. I, Terrie Frappier, leave to Timmy Bryant, some brain cells to make it through the remaining years at this pit! I, Kathe Gable, leave to Valerie P. and Kim S. a carton of Marlboros to smoke at the FAC behind Iimmy's back. I, Adine Garrison, leave to Don Sholes the hope that he will learn that Ford is, and always will be, better than Chevy and Dodge. I, Aaron Geramin, leave to Mr. R a wack up side the head. I, julie Glode, leave to Andrea, a hug and a hoot , to Bryn, Glenn, Roger, and Shannon, a big hug and lots of luck in their remaining years at Smith, and to Cathi, Lisa, Beth, Bryan, and Tracy, good luck for the future, and thanks for all the good times. I, Eric Greenwald, leave Monique with her final year at Smith - make it a good one! I, Theresa Gyure, leave to Ron Grover bubble gum, jelly beans and lots of happiness. I, Alyson Haeger, leave to Todd Maines, the present he never gave me and to joe Stake, the hope of making it to my parties. I, Stephanie Hawthorne, leave to Ryan Hawthorne, the best of luck in the hole they call E.O. Smith, and the teachers, good luck with my youngest Brother Brandon. I, james Hayes, leave to David, my ability to slip by any hall monitor unseen!! I, jean Lee, leave to Mr. Blanchette my overstretched glass rods, to Gerbil Shark, our book of notes, to my sister, Tracey Chaing, good luck in CC and lots of fun, to Marc Bailey, the math team and 1,00 tickles, and to Rebecca Earley, the best memories of my life and an everlasting friendship - love ya! I, jesse Lerman, leave to David Bennett, a box of Goobers candy, the reasons for which are obvious, and the Sarah Dane, a specimen jar. I, Matthew Litt, leave to Dave pops Bennett, my underworld Empire, to jen and Melissa - lots of luck with their law firm and a smily, to Chris Mercier, a new set of lungs, and to S much love and Thank you . I, Stanley Maclure, leave to Chris Conrad two more years of putting up with Mr. Cook. I, Kevin Maines, leave jim Emmino a bowl to wash his face. I, Leila Manfred, leave to Liz and Deena all the luck in the world to live through their last years at E.O. Smith, and to Shorty, the strength to continue working at Smith because he is much appreci- ated. I, Jeannette Marchisa, leave to Mrs. Higgins, a larger refrigerator, a new coffee maker and a microwave oven to complete her kitchen. I, Heli Martinson, leave to Laura Manning 3 more great years and a field hockey party, to Pierre, our morning chats, and to Jumbo, the great times and his nephew, and finally to Greg Cowan and Lyle Yorks, a lots of hi's . I, Dawn Mattison, leave to Larry, all my love and dreams of tomor- row, to jamie, Kate, Kristi, and Sarah, a great senior year, to Tim, a pack of cigarettes, to Tad, money for the video in Paul's, to Barbie, good luck and another big sister. I, Kevin McCall, leave my AMC Hornet to Larry Tangari so he can faithfully come to school everyday. I, Natasha Millikan, leave to joe Beermann, an indestructable teeth- ing ring lperhaps made of ironj and a garter belt, and to Jared Leadbetter, Memories of Gypsy moth caterpillars, forgiveness Ifinal- lylj, and the big hug that he deserves for having such awesome parties. I, Lori Mills, leave to the Class of '87 best wishes, and to Kelly Lockwood, my good personality because she needs it. I, MaryEllen McGuire, leave to Encka Carter, a gallon of OJ and a 1985 SAAB, to Dave Bennett, memories of the BUNDA joke, to Dave

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MOST OPTlMlSTlC MOST MUSICAL julie Muller Kathy RYU1 Shawn Moriarty .lay Weinland CLASS COUPLE MOST UNIQUE Kate Kim and Melek Karclestuncer Dylan Shaw Geoff White MOST PESSIMISTIC CLASS ACTRESSXACTOR Theresa Bouley Kathy Ryan Todd Rash Dylan Shaw fl MOST TALKATIVE Sarah Kilcluff jesse Lerman MOST ARTISTIC Kirsten 0'Rourke Darryl Chiang MOST QUIET Kim Breu Patrick Tufts

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Ring, my presidency tif he wants itj, and to janet, I leave forever memories of painting trees on the corner, PRR at 7 am, and thanks for always being a friend, DMSR!! I, Denna Moore, leave Heather Shafer a great senior year full of happiness and laughter, to jeff Shafer lots of happiness and to Mr. Dick, a special thanks for putting up with me- Todd I love you!!! I, Shawn Moriarty, leave to ,lared Leadbetter a boxing glove and a pair of inflatable shorts fpass them onli I, Peter Morral, leave to Mr. Robertson a large supply of mailboxes and to Lyle Yorks and Mike Surber, good luck in the future. I, joyce Mosier, leave to Dee Watson and all the other underclassper- sons that I know the best of luck. I, Bryan Mutch, leave Bryn, Roger and Glenn their very own fully equiped kitchen with a one-year supply of munchies, to Beth, a new set of knees, to Tracy, my cousin jeff, and to Julie, a window. I, Lisa Nadile, leave to Pam a college man, to jared, a pair of scissors, to joel, some class, and to everyone else I leave a smile and a wave. I, Sheryl Nasansky, leave Liouba McAlee the pleasure of taking care of Kelly when I'm gone, to Bonny-Jo Lipsky, my fur coat, and to Tom Steadward, a Harley. I, Scott Noel, leave to all juniors in Natural Resources Mr. Sibiga, who has very little patience left. I, Sarah Oberschall, leave Danno Cole all the LG's left in this school. I, Kirsten Olsen, being of warped mind and questionable taste, leave to Andrea, the wild woman of Borneo , to Geoff, the key to the space-time continuum, to Chantelle, the care of Bijoux and Nermal II, to jason Superfrosh Bradway, I leave the secret to life?, TO LIFE! itself? ITSELF!, to my pet freshmen, lots and lots of love! I, Kirsten O'Rourke, leave to Mickey M. and jason R. all the victo- ries they deserve, to Lyle Y., memories of pizzas with S. H. and M. G., and to Mark D., all the luck in the world and an eternal friend- ship CI still owe you a dinnerj. I, Kate Paesani, leave to Lyle Yorks a thank you for the many smiles he brought me, to the field hockey team, lots of luck and spaghetti dinners, to Katie Whitacre, my number 10, and finally, but most importantly, to Ken, many special memories and a git senior year! I, Pamela Pellegrine, leave to E. C., S. A. D., J. L., and L. O. a smile and the hopes that they continue to sing well in the Chorus, to L. O., Z. M., C. L., M. B., S. S., and N. Z., the Deutschtunde ohne mich, and to Tigerfraulein, I leave Denken uber Wolfie! I, Mary Piedmont, leave to Dee Cereto, one more year of French and a trip to Paris. I, Brian Plante, leave to J. D. Duckstein my ability to talk my way out of almost anything. I, Paula Purvis, leave to my sister Barbie all my good times and the hope that she has four uneventful but fun years-Best of Luck!, to all my friends with one year left, I'll miss you, but it'll be over before you know it, best of luck, Tangari! I, Peter Ralston, leave to any underclassmen who happen to be potheads: DON'T take Spanish - you'll never survive! I, Todd Rash, leave to the soccer team a copy of the movie, Revenge of the Nerds so they can memorize all the lines, and a steel pipe to Tim H. and joe S. to hit Gret C. every time he goes, Ashhee shee shee . I, Kathy Ryan, leave jim Ryan lots of luck - you may be a hass- licher Verlierer, Jim, but you make an awesome brother and I'll miss you. I, Shawn Rychling, will to Lyle Yorks my incredible knack for ping pong, a rubber ball to squeeze, a fishing pole, and 454 for a Larry Bird special. I, Naomi Sachs, leave to jared a bunch of bananas for lunchtime humor, to jake, I leave one dozen long-stemmed clovers, and my abundant collection of Sean Cassidy record to divide evenly with jared lliterally, I hopell. Hope you two can stand the pressure of seniority. I,,Sandy Sadeski, leave this pit for good. I, Bonnie Samuels, leave Ms. Maljanian-Kerr lots of thanks, I'm going to miss you, and to Nancy Howie, a hairspray-free bathroom in the mornings. I, Dylan Shaw, leave nothing, 'cause I don't like no one. I, jennifer Shea, leave Sarah many memories and an everlasting friendship, jen, the 414, Todd, a hug and kiss, Mark, patience to deal with my cousin, Mike Chirgwin, a smile and a GREAT SEN- IOR YEARI, Pat and Kris, luck and the school, my cuz Marc, the ability to be quiet for 5 minutes, and Lyle, a P. Y ticket to remember me by and much happiness. I, Gloria Simonelli, leave 410, 9!6f85, to Tim, a piece of gum, to janet, a great big thanks, Dude 1, to Sarah H., a new pair of skates, to Kristi, some dancing shoes, to julie, a 100'-50' goal, to Sandy, U. W. and some football shoulder pads to help you carry the soccer team next year! Hey, you're the best, and I'll miss ya lots! I, Mike Sims, leave to Mark DesRosiers a bottle of mousse, and to joe Stake, good luck keeping up being obnoxious. I, joelle Smith, leave David Moore my skiing technique in hopes that he will use it well. L, Gordon Snow, leave to Jennifer Madison my left shoulder to rest her weary head in times of great sorrow. I, Sara Sonstroem, leave to the Swim Team a pool and decent practice hours, to Coach, a watch so he can make it on time fas if it would do any goodj, and to Melissa Wright, a bag of Fritos because hers are probably still on the floor of the van. I, john Stake, leave my brother, joe, all the luck in the world. I, Tracey Stancil, leave to Liz Milette the courage to carry on with another year at E. O. Pit. I, Richard Stec, leave jake Tamarkin numerous UConn frisbees with the hope that they will be used for their real purpose. I, William Suits, leave an identity to jake Tamarkin. I, Sheryl Thompson, leave Willis 1 MRY with MT, and with Beth Bassett I leave the secret to D.O.M. to Burnie. I, Aimee Thornton, leave to Maureen Doucette a Reeces Pieces sundae, to Sarah Panciera, a how to book, and to Katie Saegaert, a bigger locker. I, Kelly Tollefson, leave to jan Duprey my awesome ping pong skill to end his humiliation, and to Lyle Yorks, a swatch so he can be ultra cool. I, Patrick Tufts, leave Jon Kostiner to the Varsity Cross Country Team, and Ray Sidney to an unsuspecting Class of '87. l, Paul Varga, leave to my sister Mary-Lyn the horror of two more years of Band. 1, Wayne Vassar, to Mr. McKinley: It's been great knowing you as one of our administrators. But I leave you with one last headache. I, Lisa Veiga, leave to my sister Meghan lots of luck in her future years at E. O. Smith, to Glenn, lots of good fortune and happy times. I, jay Weinland, leave this school happily. I, Sarah Wexler, leave to Katie Shannon the patience it takes to put up with Coachy Poo and losing seasons! I, Geoff White, leave to Jared Leadbetter my best wishes for success with his cello and lots of patience for his senior year, to Joe Beer- mann, I wish three happy remaining H. S. years. I, Matt Wicklund, leave to Wayde my empty baggies. I, Elizabeth Wierzbicki, leave to Allison, Clara, and jenny a psycho- dynamic theory and the memory of that one D period, and to E. O. Smith, the thought that you'd never be able to deal with the Dirty Rottens. I, Theresa Wilson, leave to Chris B. Griffin and Karen lots of partying and 'bye forever. I, Patty Wong, leave Rebecca Earley, 365 blond hair, blue-eyed, muscular built inflatable dolls to be her companions on lonely days at Cup O'Sun. There will be one companion each day for her senior year, so I hope your final year will be filled with ecstasy. Have fun and good luck.