M T Sheehan High School - Reflections Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

We, the Seniors of Mark T. Sheehan High School, proudly dedicate the 1977 edition of REFLECTIONS to our advisor of four years, Mr. Timothy E. Gannon, Words alone cannot express the immense gratitude we feel toward this man who unselfishly gave both time and talent for the sake of our class. He is to be com- mended not only for his work with the class of 77', but also for his guidance in the production of the yearbook itself. Many thanks to T.G. and best wishes for a successful future. 6 Treasurer-Ken Morril, Secretary-JoAnn Mushinski, President-Carolyn Barbuto, Vice President- Tom Boehner Qj rr- 'r 20 23 CLASS ADVISORS (L TO R) Mr. Romano, Mrs. Sirianni, Mr. Boy- lan CLASS OFFICERS- (L TO R) President-Mary Gallagher, Treasurer-Wendy Pluta, Secretary-Paula Hatje, Vice President-Noel Jordan 25 ¥ Jk 4 ± tx ♦- • Hal lowe m visor) Sandy Bryant, Holly DaSilva, Robin Wilson, Debbie Mansy, Ann NiII, Donna Marzik, Donna Pasquarillo. VARSITY: FIRST ROW- Irene Connelly, Sandy Kremser, Beth Hullcki, Liz Cfccone, Eleanor Heuberger, JV: FIRST ROW-FrancIne Sul- Diane Behler. SECOND ROW- (Coach) Ms. Samaha, Shelly Upton, Lori Leighton, Nancy Inglese, Carol livan, Jane Galbraith, Maria Morris, Pat Schlosser, Pam Slater, Pat Dorio, (Manager) Becky Olson. Tossetti, Celeste Sullivan, Cheryl Lindsay, Karen Eckles. SECOND ROW-(Coach) Ms. FIELD HOCKEY ROW ONE- Captains: Carol Maclary, Chris Lawrence ROW TWO-Kim Be- croft, Paula Gogliettino, Shelly Car- riere, Renee Publiese, Kris Youngren, Arlene Olson ROW THREE- Tammy Fazzino, Maryanne Gannon, Nancy Maclary, Tammy Ferrauola, (Coach) Mr. Green, (Coach) Miss Bear, Laurie Craig, Donna Wenchell, Kim Wads- worth, Kim Doolan, Kathy Roy, Jane Thurston, Ann Lindsay, Jill Arnold, Ann Yursha ROW FIVE-Robin Short Kathy Gibson, Elia Vechitto, Robin Vincent, Pam Kellogg, Jody Land- ino, Heidi Ketre, Sharon Byrd, Maureen Gannon, Mary Grace Dick. 36 Sam aha, Caren Lofquist, Tina Scarpa, Betsy Hall, Paige Rau- man, Mary Ellen Murphy, Kris Pedersen, (Manager) Jori Brija. VARSITY: FIRST ROW- Joyce Linton, Sheila Barry, Cheryl Vitali. SECOND ROW- (Manager) Rachel Bonito, Sharon Tierney, Nancy O'Connell, (Manager) Karen Ruggiero, (Manager) Nancy Kobrin. THIRD ROW- Kathy Gallagher, Bernadette DeRoy, Theresa O'Dea. JV: FIRST ROW- Corinne Danarovich, Sheila Tierney, Carolyn Tier- ney, SECOND ROW- Terry Curtis, Nola Eddy, Pat Casciano. THIRD ROW- Dawn Conkling, Deb Sireno, Donna Slie. 37 VARSITY: ROW ONE - John Martin, Ryne Dorsey, George Gilhuly, Norm Cairns, Bob Sicignano, Ken Petersen, Chip Keehan, Mike Thomas, Chuck Wendt, John Sova, Dave Giapponi, John Welton, Gary Kroeber, Mark Padden, Tom McNally, Tony Cas- ciano, Al McKee. ROW TWO - Dave Blythe, Mike Casey, Joe Stanton, Mike Selvaggi, Mike Falconari, Dave Molnar, Bruce Holznagel, Joe Townesend, John Welton, Bob Eccles, Mark Heroux, Ed Wells, Pat Gilhuly, Paul Doukas, Kevin Benjamin, Ed Beichner, Mel Swift. ROW THREE - Joe DeCarlo, Wes Lubee, Bob Salisbury, Pat Parent, Howard Stange, Bob Nosal, Luc Poulin, Jack Lavelle, Fred Riso, Dave Lazuk, Steve Biehl, Ron Wendt, Ed Doukas, Bob Perez, Bob Behrens, Jeff Oswald, Paul Sprafke, Tom Alessi, Jeff Blakeslee, Paul Clemente, Ken Morrill, Craig Fenton, Ken Chichester, Glen Casanova FOOTBALL SOCCER ROW ONE - Paul Durbois, Paul Reynolds, John Ryan, Charles ROW ONE - Tim Gazda, Glen Caffre, Frank Rascati, David Barton, Peter Malone, Barry Willis, Tim Mooney, James Whalen, Randy Dorsey, Tom Blythe. ROW TWO - Coach Novakowski, Coach Doherty, Peter Reynolds, Scott Barnett, Tom Sorota, David Ciemier, Richard Fitzsimmons, Tom Behrends, Fred Bordelon, Steven Valsini, Jeffrey Wittmershaus, Frank Polito, Sean Barry, Scott Smith, Tom Tomer, Mike Sorota, James Fmlla Farley, Dennis Mannion, Gary Brandi ROW ONE - Jeff Welin, Jim Palmer, Joe Breindel, Bob McNally, Mark Zuniga, Mike Butler, ROW TWO - Mr. Kennedy, Jack Schuster, Paul Perreault, Pete Focareto, Dan Reynolds, Keith Lavalette, Cindy Kremser, Kevin Butler, Kevin McNally, Paul Tiedeman Missing Managers: Pam Krol, Diane Joos CROSS COUNTRY FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMEN: ROW ONE - Carl McCollister, Rich St. Amand, Greg Martin, Doug Roper, Scott Weborg, Martin Goodness, Mark Poulin, Don Garrison, Rich Chasse, Ed Smerglio, John Calatayud, Sal Falconari, Mike Murano. ROW TWO - Tim Dziadul, Paul Marquis, Dave Hagele, Mark Roland, Dennis Big I in, Walt Rauert, Rich Schmitt, Jim Schlosser, Eric Wittmershaus, Al Frost, Steve Angeletti, Mike Bush, Mike DeRoy ROW THREE - Coach Mannion, Coach Fabiani, Pat Clark, Trenton Delaite, Jim Clements, Paul Erickson, Bruce Weed, Dean Baker, Cliff Overstrum, John Koloseus, Dan Strout, Peter Bickford, Kevin Collins, Larry Harrison, Coach Brandi, Missing: Peter Keogh, Brian Caruth, Bryan Giannini 42 i Varsity: ROW ONE-Sandy Bernard, Teresa O'Dea, Pam Krol, ROW TWO-Coach Novakowski, Nancy Inglese, Carol Morris, Pat Schlosser, Nola Eddy, Kim Avery. I 54 J.V.: ROW ONE-Janet Crouse, Sheila Tierney, Cheryle Lindsay, Tina Scarpa. ROW TWO- Mgr. Beckey Olson, Donna Slie, Maryellen Murphy, Patty Casciano, Cheryle Vitali, Kathy Kata, Mgr. Chris Pajor. D3Hm7 ( i CO ICE HOCKEY: ROW ONE-K. Cairns, Jack LaVelle, John Kohan, Marty Cairns, Jimmy Marry, Richard Erf, Tim Cann. ROW TWO- Maureen Havican, Pete Delea, Rick Garrison, Bruce Crew, Paul Erikson, Norm Cairns, Mike Falconeri, Donald Avigne, Paul Sprafke. An addition to the cheerleading squad: Mike Thomas, Garth Bertini, and Mark Staiger. VARSITY: FIRST ROW- Kevin Benjamin, Tom Underwood, Tobin Rhodes, Tim Fallon, Sean Barry, Bernie Sherwill, Jim Bobrich, (Manager) Mike Casey. SECOND ROW- (Coach) Mr. Schlottman, Dean Leighton, Jeff Whittmershaus, Tom Beh- rens, Steve Bates, Tom Battles, Chuck Murphy, Rick Fitzsimmons, (Manager) Jeff Oswald HE ZHAf HtCH, A s K E T B A L L J.V.: ROW ONE-Steve Stokes, Tom Underwood, Toby Rhodes, Ron Wendt, Bernie Sherwill, Mgr. Mike Casey. ROW TWO- Coach Delucia, Rick Dominy, Bob Tiedeman, Steve Bates, Tom Battles, Jim Bobrich, Sean Barry, Mgr. Jeff Oswald. Missing from photo- Dave Lazuk. FIRST ROW: Mark Poulin, Doug Roper, Bruce Holznagel, Bill Bowen, Scott Ziemelis, Jim Palmer, Dave Hagele, Brian Dick, Phil Gray SECOND ROW: Mr. Green (coach), Ron Wossmer, Rich Tatro, Doug Strout, Keith Lavalette, Scott Eigner, Chip McKeehan, Kevin Dick, Pat Thurston, Ken Beckert, John Gray, Scott Barnett, Dave Palmero THIRD ROW: Dave Reuwet, Bill Strout, Ted Krol, Matt Eigner, Steve Evitts, Bob Oliano, Peter Malone, Bob McNamee B F A R S E K S E H T M b A A N l L ROW ONE-Doug Padden, Jim Schlosser, Cliff Overstrum, Lou Whoolery, Robert Sherwill, Jeff Stokes. ROW TWO- Kelvin Collins, Rich Rivera, Bruce Weed, John Koloseus, Tom Hall, Mark Fitzgerald, Coach Austin. Missing from photo- Eric Wittmerhaus. F TU ING: HOT SO GLOTzAELE QUOTES O.K. now everyone climb up here and I'll take your picture. Eat you heart out Raquel! If he makes me play this song one more time I'm going to be sick. The girls back home sure don't look like this. NOT SO NOTICAQ_E NEKS Recently a set of Siamese quadruplets joined at the back-chest-back- chest-back-chest respectively enrolled at Sheehan. When asked if they ever quarrel with one another they replied, No, never. We're a very close knit family. This photographer is the true picture of dedication. Though paralized from the knees down, she still managed to get into position to capture the photo of her choice. Unfortunately, there was no film in the camera. Confussion arose at Sheehan another Coach Farley was discovered. However the imposter was quickly deter- mined (top) and eliminated. IZQ. Although there is no dress code at Sheehan, the teachers often ...but in some cases the student continues to dross in sloppy sacrifice comfort to set a good example for the students. attire. The teacher respects the student and shows his feelings often. and the student shows his respect for his teachers. A | r eryo is a 1 rjibhaf you borrow, y jau spend -when jou id 0 do DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB FIRST ROW: Rita DePaolo, Barbara St. Amand, Lynn Flanagan, Richard Fitzsimmons, Tammy Mathews, Theresa Mazzetta, Sophie Sibiga, Cindy Christopher, Sharon Diggle, Barry Willis, Marie DelGuidace, Mary Read, Lisa Veillette. SECOND ROW: Kathy Smith, Lori Tomer, Linda Johnson, Mary Grace Mullen, George Dziadul, Pat Gilhully. THIRD ROW: Rick Langella, Alice Braga, Janice Prescott, Kathy Roy, Joyce Clavet, Mary Kremzar, Pat Kowalski, Paul Schatzman, Marcia Bosco, Ellen Tolento. FOURTH ROW: Ke- vin Lawrence, Denise Ford, Bob Gulley, Tom Behrense, Tom Lanzoni, Mike Selvaggi, Neil Young, Andrea Cleto, Dana Kurylo, Neil Romanski. FIFTH ROW: Ed Beichner, Rob England, Marty Bechtold, Patsy Rule,Kevin Albert, Jan Schroyer, Tom Bartlett, Robin Martineau, Darla Uylaky, Laura Fortin, Joe DeCarlo. OFFICERS: (Vice President) Barry Willis, (Treasurer) Cindy Christopher, (Reporter) Theresa Mazzetta, (President) Sophie Sibiga, (Secretary) Tammy Mathews, (Historian) Sharon Dig- gle, (Fundraiser) Richard Fitzsimmons. 76 WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB FIRST ROW- Ed Wells, Mark Heroux, John Welton, Joe Townesend, Pat Gilhuly, Brian Simlar. SECOND ROW- Bob Behrens, Paul Clemente, Joe Stanton, Bob Salisbury, Mike Bush, Bob Eccles, Jeff Wrightington, Steve Angeletti. THIRD ROW- Tom Alessi, Craig Fenton, Ed Doukas, Steve Bickford, Jim Bartelomeo, Fred Riso, Dave Chapman. LEAGUE CLUB Tracy England, Diane Smith, Robin Wilson, Pam Stacy, Debbie Redling, Lynn Boothroyd, Holly DaSilva (treasurer), Linda Landow (vice president). Dawn Warner (president), Beth Harlow (secretary), Donna Pietrasm, Sue Gambino, De-De Shipke, Gail Lange. ROW TWO- Diane Lanzoni, Lisa Peterson, Donna Short, Justine Welton, Cindy Kremsar, Joanne Mushinski, Mary Pashley, Debbie Serino, Lisa Danerovich, Pat Werner, Betsy Hall. ROW THREE- Kim Warzoka, Laura Dammers, Alison Creed, Kim, Vanessa Gibbs, Lisa Smith, Jodi Cunningham, MaryAnne Curie, Kathy Kowalski, Joan Pashley, Maria Tossetti, Veronica Zemke. ROW FOUR- Mrs. Hill (advisor), Karen Romanski, Brenda Reig, Sharon Diggle, Donna Hatje, Kim Mahon, Shawn Hocking, Donna Downing, Kim Helland, Carole Axon, Dawn Finn, Mrs. Zuccerelli (advisor). STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Cathy Havican, Leigh Gearing, Chris Lawrence, Lori Fitzgerald, Lorraine Davies, Ellen Pellegrino, Maureen Havican, Jane Hamel, Kim Wadsworth. SECOND ROW: Diane Lanzoni, Cheryl Geremia, Karen Eckels, Martha Kraussman, Kerry Larsen, Cindy Hodas, Vinnie Testa, Chip McKeehan, Ponna Marzik. THIRD ROW: Marc Warburton, Paul Sprafke, Sharon Tierney, Cheryl Vitali, Irene Connelly, Jane Galbraith, Patty Dorio, Rachel Bonito, Jeanette Hacku. FOURTH ROW: Betsey Hall, Jeff Stokes, Glynne Dig- gle, Jack Schuster, Mike Maschio, Mary Gallagher. Advisor-Mr. Cigas ITALIAN CLUB ROW ONE- Laura Schuster, Pat Cassella, Sue Gambino, Cindy Augustino. ROW TWO- Paul Davenport, Mark Mulinari, Dave Palmero DEBATORS Ben Mitten, Ken Smith 79 YEARBOOK STAFF ROW ONE- Glen Casinove, Joann Mushinski, Nora Glatfelter, Colleen Davis, Liz Rascati, Karen Ruggero, Pat Luongo, Barbara St Amand, Ken Robinson, Kathy Gallagher, SECOND ROW- Diane Gonick, Michelle Poupart, Don J. Avigne, Richard Goodness, Paul Sudol, Mr. Gannon (advisor;, Kerry Larsen. (Missing from photo- Eleanor Heuberger, Vicki Pilling, Maureen Havican, Robin Pascale, Leigh Gearing, Larry Barrett, Dave Blythe, Alison Kovacs, Jim Nunn) Contributing Photographers: Ms. Samaha,Vinnie Vitali, Cherl Vitali, Mr. Motta AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW- Avy Basden, Laura Barbuto, Sue Welin, Chris Blaski, Steve Valsini, Martha Lazuk, SECOND ROW- Dave Barton, Laura Noster, Sharon Byrd, Lois Ruderman, Jill Arnold. THIRD ROW- Celeste Sullivan, Allyson Kovacs, Marcia O'Donnell, Carolyn Barouto, Ben Mitten. FOURTH ROW- Mr. Biondino (advisor), Andrea O'Donnell, Lisa DiMarco, Francine Sullivan, Kirsten Pedersen, Mary Pash- ley. A.F.S 83 Steve Valsini is this years foreign exchange student He is from Italy, MARK V SINGERS ROW ONE- Aimee Sutterlin, Eleanor Heuberger, Shawn Hocking. ROW TWO- Ruth Kelman, Carolyn Rogers, Dawn Graziani, Louise Barbeau. ROW THREE- Laura Barbuto, Carrie Larsen, Marideth Felner, Maryellen Pluta, Sue Welin, Kathy Gibson, Linda Schuster. MIXED FIRST ROW: Kim Worzoka, Robin Short, Joanie Zwlck, Aimee Sutterlln, Ellen Montgomery, Joan Kowalski, Linda Brann, Kris Hansen, Marcia Hansen, Paul Marquis, Mark Sprague, Paul Beckert, Kathy Becroft, Dale Griffin, Pat Cassella. SECOND ROW: Lori Oakes, Kelly McCabe, Ruth Kelman, Daria Keyes, Sue Parziale, Joan Wojan, Jody Cunningham, Dawn Finn, Maryellen Pluta, Jim May- GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Evle Masterson, Lisa Brinkley, Sharon Locke, Dawn Lange, Jodi Plzzonia, Phyllis Pascale. SECOND ROW: Dolores Kossar, Sharon Peel, Robin Short, Joni Zwick, Aimee Sutterlin, Ellen Montgomery, Brenda Fowler, Kris Hansen, Alison Creed, Cindy Hoda5, Janice Page, Marcia Hansen, Roberta Remick, Lynn Kovacs, Jane Kossar, Kathy Becroft, Dale Griffin, Vicki Cornell, Mary Jo Blier, Becky Brown, Shawn Hocking, Pat Cassella. THIRD ROW: Lori Oakes, Michelle Grant, Diana McCollister, Ruth Kelman, Brenda Bar- resi, Kathy Gibson, Kathy Bishop, Joan Wojan, Sharon Dlggle, Chris Lawrence, Linda Schuster, Pam Slater, Maryellen Pluta, Roseann Urbano, Lori Bella, Louise Barbeau, Chris Polnar, Francine Skalicky, Karen Romanski, Sharon Kobrin, Eleanor Heuberger, Linda Ha- gele, Karen Mathews. FOURTH ROW: Lynne Perreault, Cheryl Fuhr, Marion Keogh, Kim Mahon, Kirsten Pedersen, Merdith Fellner, Dawn Graziani, Robin Martineau, Mary Gallagher, Darla Uylacky, Jody Cunningham, Sue Welin, Estelle Anderson, Paige Bauman, Meg Thurston, Beth Sabino, Marcia O'Donnell, Joan Pashley, Carolyn Rogers, Tammy Mathews, Debbie Sireno, Beth Allen. CHOIR nard, Paul Sprafke, Dave Barton, Brian Mullen, Jeff Biemler, Wally Tisdale, Kim Becroft, Shawn Hocking. THIRD ROW: Michelle Grant, Kim Mahon, Kirsten Pederson, Meredith Fellner, Lisa Gallian, Sue Welin, Darla Ulaky, Paige Bow- man, Dave Davenport, Al Robinson, Cliff Overstrum, Ted Kubeck, Tracy Alia, Carolyn Rogers, Tammy Mathews, Sue Ellen Klim, Karen Mathews. 85 ORCHESTRA Strings: ROW ONE- Laura Barbuto, Mary Gallagher, Laura Dammons, Christine Hansen. ROW TWO- Mrs. Zola, Bruce Clark, Joan Wojan, Sue Parzialle. ROW THREE- Rick Rathey. Wind: ROW ONE-Sheila Tierney, Tom King, Mary Barbeau, Karen Romanski. ROW TWO-Steve Evitts, Greg Welin, Sharon 86 Tierney, Bill Boehner. ROW THREE- Greg Norrie, Fred Riso. FLAG SQUAD FIRST ROW: Vita Vecchito, Karen TImothy Cindy Redling, Joni Zwick, Caroline Espisito, Charlene Lenart. SECOND ROW: Lisa Brinkley, Lisa Gallion, Dawn Finn, Laura Cox, Paula Gallagi, Mrs. Catherine Kosik (advisor), Kim Mahon, Donna Danorovich, Sue Gambino, Linda Brann, Sue Wei in (captain). BAND FIRST ROW: Jack Schuster,Tom King, Carolyn Barbuto, Bruce Clarke, Karen Romanski, Jane Galbrath, Beth Harlow, Sue Welin, Alison Clark. SECOND ROW: Carrie Larsen, John Devine, Diane Gonick, Jeff Biemler, Tracy Alia, Ted Kubek, Sharon Tierney, Diane Behler, Kris Youngren, Martha Krausman, Mary Barbeau. ROW THREE: Joanne Lorusso, Michael Bielh, Mark Padden, Kevin Peel, Mark Sullivan, Jimmy 88 Whalen, Tom Eccles, Greg Welln, Chris Pajor, Ann Lindsay, Paul Beckert, Sheila Tierney, Dave Hagele, Steve Evitts. FOURTH ROW: Mary Gallagher, Irene Connelly, John Prokop, Mark Verselli, John Wilton, Jim Clement, Lou Gello, Albert Robinson, Bob Oswald, Fred Riso, Michael Belcourt, Greg Norrie, Dave Braun, Wendy Hayden, Rich Russo, Frank Pajor, Mr. Houlihan 89 THE HOMECOMING COURT: Mike Ruffoni Soph Prince, Colleen Davis Soph Princess, Jan Parzielle Queen, Garth Bertini King, Caren Lofquist, Frosh Princess, Steve Angeletti Frosh Prince, Kevin Benjamin Junior Prince Powder Puff Team: ROW ONE- Linda Hagele, Debbie Redling, Donna Pietras, Pat Cassella, Eleanor Heuberger, Kathy Gallegher, Jan Parziale, Carol Morris, Teresa O'dea, Marie Delguidice, Donna Hatji, Cindy Loring, Diane Damon. ROW TWO- Coach O'Conner, Mo Havican, Lori Fitzgerald, Mary Read, Sue Wasilewski, Robin Pascale, Gail Salvato, Ann Yursha, Justine Welton, Holly DaSilva, Donna Short, Lori Tomer, Lorraine Davies, Kathy Nunn, Linda Smith, Vicki Pilling, Monica Stupak,Coach Samaha. ROW THREE- Myra Lee, Laura Schuster, Pam Stacy, Chris Dawman, Allyson Kovacs, Francine Skalicky Connie Strout, Kathy Pizzuti, Sylva Marazzi, Lynne Boothroyd, Pat Schlosser, Ellen Pellogrino, Robin Wilson, Nancy O'Connell, Chris Blaski, Cheryl Bouza, Bernie DeRoy, Jeanette Hacku, Cindy Hodas. ROW FOUR- Diane Behler, Mary Lynch, Cindy Kremsar, Debbie Mansy, Becky Olson. Shelly Upton Ponnu balbor aro� ha C -I l lar,W ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW- Debbie Redling, Lynn Sherwill, Sue Wasilewski, Chris Dowman. SECOND ROW- Francine Skalicky, Maureen Havican, Chris Lawrence, Ellen Pellegrino, Pam Stacey, Connie Strout. THIRD ROW- Laura Barbuto, Marry Ellen Pluta Sue Welin, Laura Shuster, Kathy Nunn, Debbie Mansy, Chris Blaski. FOURTH ROW- David Blythe, Roger Jenn, Dana Hall Tony Zwadski, Paul Tiedemann, Tom Eccles, Ken Smith, Ben Mitten. % NEW MORNING 1ST ROW-Robin Tebo, Nancy Kobrin, Sharon Kobrin, Lois Ruder man 2ND ROW-Pat Thurston, Pam Stacy, Chris Dowman, Debbie Redling, Frank Polito 97 1ST ROW - Laura Schuster, Chris Blaskee 2ND ROW - Tom Boehner, Mr. Zeiler, Norman Cairns, Jerome Turtola, Bill Jens, Greg Norrie. LEO CLUB FUTURE SECRETARIES 1ST ROW - Mrs. Joan Foberg, Bernadette DeRoy (Pres.), Jeannette Hacku (Vice-Pres.), Holly DaSilva (Secretary), Jan Polk (Treas.), Ms. Irene Jellen 2ND ROW - Carrie Massicott, Palma Cifone, Faye Hulett, Tracy Singer, Cheryl Sacchetillo, Linda Hagele, Mary Wasilewski, Barbara St. Amand, 3RD ROW- PattyDorio, PamSIater, Joanne Lorusso, Colleen Davis, Lori Terrusa, Margaret Weed, Marcia Bosco 4TH ROW- Diane Rogus, Nancy Ratte, Deborah Diaz, Marcia O'Donnell, Linda Johnson, Colleen Connors SPANISH CLUB 1ST ROW - Alison Creed, Ellen Montgomery, Mrs. Maria Mielke, Lisa Bimkly 2ND ROW- Errol Warner, Laura Dammers, Vinnie Testa, Richard Russo 98 FRENCH CLUB 1ST ROW - Suzanne Perry, Dave Birsh, Avy Basden, Renne Tericiano, 2ND ROW- Maryjoc Blicr, Ben Mitten, Renee Harrison, Glen Casanova, 3RD ROW- Ken Smith,Tom Ecckles, Bob Happy AV AIDS Dave palmero. Sue Perry, Frank orlando, Dave Brown, James Mansfield, Dave Biersh, Karen Romanski 99 ere co es tfe dun, seasons arefXLSStnfr one. by o i€ 'Soyatfer Tnome?Tte u)7ijh you -m ay, CoftecJ tfe dreajns you ofreo-Tn fafoy. tfbie-mber doyou remember -tfe SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) V. Pres. - Sue Wasilewski, Pres. - Kathy Nunn, Sec. - Jeanette Hacku, Treas. - Cindy Hodas, ttTne-S of your life. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Gan- non, Mr. Mannion, Miss Leonard. ffe ' CLASS OF 77 HISTORY We entered Sheehan in September of 1973 ... Advisors-Miss Leonard, Mr. Gannon and Mr. Doherty .. Class elections- President is Chris Lawrence; Ellen Pellegrino is vice-president; Treasurer is De De Schipke; and Linda Landow is secretary ... Freshman football had 4 wins and three losses ... First project-Homecoming Float built at Linda Legge's house ... WE WON BEST CLASS FLOAT ... Freshman class princess is Debbie Mansy ... Bake sales ... car washes ... concession stands at home swim meets. Girls League Prom- ONCE UPON A WINTERTIME -Dec. 1, 1973 ... Freshman basketball team-8 wins, 7 losses ... January Class Dance with OZ ... Spring Carnival-freshman booth was Skeeball . . Sept. '74. We're sophomores now-Good-bye Mr. Doherty, Hello Mr. Kushner as a new class advisor ... Class Elections- President is Andy Hall; Vice-President is Sue Borkowski; Secretary is Francine Skaliky; Debbie Redling is treasurer ... now have soccer concessions ... HOMECOMING ... Bernadette DeRoy is princess from our class ... Float- Titans are going to strike-out the Trojans built at the Yales' house ... WE WON MOST CREATIVE FLOAT ... Girls League Prom Dec 14, 1974- Hopes, Dreams and Promises. ... Class dance features Edge on Dec. 19 . more bake sales and more car washes . . More fun ... Oldies dance .. Again, good-byes-So long Mr. Kushner, Hello Mr. Mannion ... We're Upperclassmen now ... Elections-Chris Lawrence is President; Kathy Nunn is VP; treasurer is Sue Wasilewski; secretary is Lorraine Davies; and historian is Justine Welton .. We drive cars now ... Jobs (hopefully) ... Junior Class Dance-October 24, 1975- Zipperfoot ... Pep rallies . Homecoming- we won BEST CLASS FLOAT with CAN THE TROJANS ... Robin Pasquale is princess from the JUNIOR class ... Button Sale- week before Thanksgiving Day game ... Girl's League PROM .. Dec.- Nights In White Satin .... CHRISTMAS lollipop sale ... THF WIRE ... Dance- March- with Scratch! ... JUNIOR PROM- April 10- Beginnings ... Stairway to Heaven in Cafe A .. Great time!! ... Chair-Persons - Bernie DeRoy, Barb St. Amand, Debbie Mansy . National Honor Society inducts 29 Juniors-Spring. Baseball consessions . EXAMS-UGH!- (our final. Final Exams- Hurray!), 16 - 21 .... June 18- watched many friends depart ... June 21 - last day of school - lot's of tears (?) ... Hit The Beach- Rocky Neck !!!! SENIORS-finally ... Mr. White has departed from the halls of Mark T. Sheehan ... Presidential election '76 ... Class elections too-President is Kathy Nunn; Vice-President is Sue Wasilewski; Jeanette Hacku is Secretary; Cindy Hodas is Trea- surer ... SAT's, college applications!!! ... Football concession stand-victory ... senior Homecoming Dance-Nov 24 SUCCESS ... Michael ... Powder Puff game home against Lyman Hall ... Homecoming QUEEN AND KING ... Juiced up at the POWER LINES ... Girls League Prom on Dec. 11 ... Dec. 20 to 23, Lollipop sales ... January-midyears ... time to order caps and gowns ALREADY ... Senior Class Play came through- Arsenic and Old Lace- .. Valagram sales Feb. 7 to 10 ... Feb. 11-Senior Class Dance again ... Slave Day March 11 ... SENIOR DAY ... March 24 — June 4 — SENIOR PROM at Ramada Inn, North Haven ... Holiday Hill and the Senior outing ... GRADUATION ON JUNE 16 ... FUN ... more Power Lines ... More fun ... There comes a time in each man's life, when he must open his eyes and choose his distance. Take your knowledge and experience and spend it well. Flourishing your journey-make your goals a reality .... MEMORIES .. re- unions ... THANKS! CINDY AGOSTINI Drama Club, Spanish Club, Italian Club, Pep Club, Future Secretaries of America, Senior Class Play, Gina (Italian 1 Class) DIANNE AMATO Accept me as I am- only then will we discover each other. LOUISE BARBEAU 4 1 76 Thank you to Miss Pros- tano and especially to Mrs. K. and Mrs. Zola. Peace, like a river, ran through the city DIANE ALBUQUERQUE There's so many dreams I've yet to find. June 20, 1975 (The Old Chev) PAUL AVITABLE RICHARD W. BARIBAULT JR. LARRY C. BARRETT III He who is not part of the solu- tion is part of the problem. ROSEMARY ALBIACH Happiness is good. The place to be happy is here. The time to be happy is now. The way to be happy is to help make others happy. Goal: To become an executive secretarv TERRY ARTHER LAURA L. BARBUTO If music be the language of love, play on. Glee - 4 yrs. Mark V - 3 yrs. Accompanist - 3 yrs. Pep Club - 1 yr. LOIS ALMEIDA Life's a big deal. It's got to be! Chicago Goal: To be an Interior Decora- tor and spend a healthy life with Terry. 1980 SUE BANGHART A wanderer's heart always longs for home. 106 Most Friendly: Girl Robin Wilson Boy Gary Kroeber DAVE BARTON AVY BASDEN n all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths. AFS - 2 years, French Club - 1 year. Yearbook Staff Goal: Foreign Language Major KATHLEEN M. BECROFT Do not weep for she is not dead but only sleeping! I love you Debbie and I'm sorry. This is mine you can't take it! T.K. B.K. KAREN BENNETT To Live, To Love, To Be Happy! BOB Basketball - 1 year. Softball - 2 years. Track and Field - 2 years, Future Nurse - 1 year. Yearbook - 1 year. GARTH H. BERTINI My interest is in the future be- cause I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. ROBERT R. BLAKE BARRETTA Beritio Party, Party, and party again. Diving - 3 years, Soccer - 1 year, Track - 1 year. CHRISTINE BLASKI Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken - winged bird that cannot fly, — Langston Hughes DAVID R. BLYTHE DEAN A. BLANCHONE DIANE BEHLER Foolish are men who learn with- out living, Foolish are men who live with- out learning. ELIZABETH (LISA) BLANCHARD DAVID J. BOARDMAN I can't believe I made it. 107 LYNN BOOTHROYD However rare true love is, true friendship is rarer. FRED J. BORDELON Frosh football, Soccer - 1 year. SUE BORKOWSKI Sue and Al Martin P.S. Dallas, Derek, Dustin, and Amy. CHERYL BOUZA May the most you wish for be the least you get. CC - DRC RICHARD BROWN Be not simply good: Be good for something. LYNN BRUTON MARY ANN LAGASSE FRANCIS BURNER BUNTELE JULY 31, 1976 Today, tomorrow, and always WILLIAM W. BUTCKA KEVIN BUTLER DAWN CAIRNS ALAN CARVALHO Butch Explosives are here to stay. Track - 2 years 108 GLEN CASANOVA Be tender with the young, com- passionate with the aged, sym- pathetic with the striving, and tolerant of the weak and the wrong. Sometime in life you will have been all of these. TOM CELOTTO Sally 8 7 76 COLLEEN M. CONNORS Dreams are rainbow colored vis- ions of Tomorrow and stardust memories of Yesterday- Dream On DIANN CORRIVEAU Have you ever been out in the cold, deep snow and felt the coldness? Then gone inside to family and friends and felt the warm touch of love? BRUCE K. CREW ...Out of life, I would like Health, Wealth, Happiness, and a little mo1. CATHY CLOUTIER With your hands in your pockets You're alone. With your hands reaching forward You find love. Key Club ANTHONY R. CASCIANO With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beau- tiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. GUS will live for- ever! F.B. - 4 years, Track- 3 years. PATT CASSELLA Men honor results, God honors effort. Italian Club, Pres, of Key Club GIL CASSELLO I've been so many places, and I must have seen alot of things, and I don't care to come up with a so - called answer, at least I finally learned how to sing. DOUGLAS R. CLARKE I may have done it wrong. But I'd like to see anyone do it bet- ter. I.LT.X.L D.M.D.J, C.H.I.C. Vars. Track- 3 years CINDY CHRISTOPHER DAVID J. CIEMIER Round, Round, Get Around Soccer 1-2-3-4 CATHLEEN L. CRONAN Cherish yesterday. Dream tomor- row, live today. LINDA CROWTHER You have two ears and one mouth. Listen twice. Speak once. DIANE DAMON We all waved as his boat sailed away. The old people cried. The children were restless. -R.B. I.L.Y.J. 10 21 74 CHERI M. DANIO Time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. Goal: To become a good hair- dresser stylist. ROSE HOLLY DaSILVA The way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost. Girl's Track- 1 year. Varsity Cheerleading- 1 year. Girl's League Treasurer. DAVID DAVENPORT S.O.M.F., B.T.B., P.P., Excellent, FMDS, Huh! ROBERT DAVIS ...But after it's what we've done that makes us what we are... BETTY DEGNAN Long you live and high you fly Smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. MARIE DELGUIDICE Theres a train everday leaving me the way, theres a world you know, you've got a ways to go, and I'll soon believe, thats just as well, this is my opening fare- well. DEBBIE DANIELAK I wanna laugh while the laugh- in' is easy .... LORRAINE J. DAVIES The most I can do for my friend is simply be his friend. BERNADETTE DeROY Love is the only thing that we can carry with us when we go, and it makes the end so easy. I.L.Y. Smigs 7 11 74 PRISCILLA DeROY MICHAEL DESTEFANO Friends show their love in times of trouble, not in happiness. KEVIN DICK JOHN DIETLE Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. SHARON DIGGLE The more love you give to peo- ple, the more you have in re- turn. R.M.- We've only just begun. - Lady DECA. Home. ARTHUR DIGIOIA Sometimes I can't help but feeling that I'm wasting all of my time. I LOVE LISA LISA DiMARCO Show a little faith, there's magic in the night- New York City Serenade- BRUCE who...? BRYAN K. DOEHR As time goes on I realize what you mean to me. D.T.M.G. Favorite saying: say what? RYNE DORSEY Out on the street for a living The picture's only begun Your day is so with madness Got you under their thumb. Football- 4 years ANNE CHRISTINE DOWMAN To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also bel ieve. ROBERT DOYLE THOMAS J. ECCLES 115 SCOTT EIGNER DEBBIE ERARDI Learn . . . from yesterday Live . . . for today Hope . . . for tomorrow TIMOTHY FALLON RICHARD FITZSIMMONS PETE FOCARETO Getting over all the time I had to worry Leaving all the chan- ges far from far behind We re- lieve the tension only to find out the master's name Down at the end, Round by the corner Close to the edge, Just by the river. WILLIAM T. FORTE Only man clogs his happiness with care, destroying what is, with thoughts of what may be. BRUCE FULTON Goal: To become C.P.A. 116 ROLAND C. GALDOS KATHY GALLAGHER Emitt , Take each day as it comes, and live it to your full extent. MAM your my best friend, 6 13 76. Chicago. SEE YA! ! Volleyball-JV V, Drama Club, Yearbook LORI A. FITZGERALD A friend is a gift whose worth cannot be measured except by the heart. SUSAN M. GAMBINO Climb every mountain. Italian Club- 3yrs.; Girls' Lea- gue- 2 yrs.; Flag Squad- 3 yrs.; Key Club- 1 yr.; Library Aide- 2 yrs. Class Clowns: Girl Eleanor Heuberger Boy Glen Casanova 117 Best Dressed: Girl Laura Schuster Boy Ken Petersen 118 Nicest Smile Girl - Cindy Loring Boy - Dave Giapponi ANTHONY GARCIA You CAN beat the system if you try hard enough. KEVIN S. GAYER All American Alien Boy Station to Station . TVC-15 Yearbook Staff 76-77 Goals- Photographer, Prophet, K.G. Intellects?.....could say so! ELLEN MARIE GELO Goal: Law Enforcement Syncro. Swim, A.F.S., Flag Squad, Special Ed. Aide - 4 years, Girl's Glee. DAVID J. GIAPPONI ...and suddenly nothing is the same. RICHARD M. GIAPPONI GEORGE THOMAS GILHULY, Jr. 3 yrs. Varsity Football, 1 yr. Freshman Football, 3 yrs. Track, 1 yr. Freshman Baseball. LAURA GRAHAM Life Is everything you make it so enjoy life to the fullest. DAVID GRISER MICHAEL R. GROSS ROBERT B. GULLEY I said to get out of your grave. Everybody is dancing in the street. Do what you know don't be slow. You gotta practice what you preach. Cause it's time for you and me, Come to face reality. JEANETTE HACKU We're like a thousand islands thrown like jewels upon the sea- C.S.N.Y. LINDA A. HAGELE May all your dreams come true... Girls' Swim Team 3 yrs. Girls' Track Team 1 yr. DANA HALL I have dreams enough for one. And I've got love enough for three, I have my hopes to com- fort me. I've got my new hori- zons out to sea, I long to hear, I need to be free. ELIZABETH T. HARLOW Beth1' Discovery consists in seeing what everybody else has seen and thinking what nobody else has thought. Goal- To be happy my entire life. ELEANOR HEUBERGER P. ANDREW HALL It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. Sophomore Class President Football (3 yrs.) Track (2 yrs.) Hasta luego. Tin Man CHRIS HAMEL I've been here before the days of ice, and of course that's why I'm so concerned. I've come back to find the stars misplaced, and a smell of a world that's been burned. DONNA M. HATJE We are a dream, a vision, a story yet to be told! MAUREEN T. HAVICAN Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are some- thing to do, something to love, and something to hope for. CINDY HODAS ... We can't return we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round and round in the Circle Game. ROBERT HINMAN Bob” Nova Doza ROBERT C. HAPPY JR. Through our great good fortune, in our youth our hearts were touched w ith fire. SCOTT HAYDEN I.L.S. ED HOUDE I'll meet you in the next world- Dont' be late. Jim Hendrix 120 m 122 Most Talkative Girl - Nancy O'Connell Boy - Vinnie Testa Class Cuties Girl - Jan Parziale Boy - Rick Baribault JANET HOWE R.P.M. May 29, 1975. KIM C. JACKSON I can see quite clearly now as its been earned, and I have seen that my life belongs to me. Goal: Medical Technician LINDA JOHNSON Silence often says much more than trying to say what's been said before. STEVEN M. JANAUSKAS Someday JODY KELLEY If you find something you really love, set it free, if it comes back its yours, if it doesn't it was never meant to be. BETH M. HULETT I sure found out the hard way that dreams don't always come true!...and four years of Mr. Gersz and this school proved it! ANDREW JELITTO DONNA MARIE KANAWALL Knowing that you were always here to understand and accept me, helped me get along in this confused world B.B., 8 29 76 JEANIE IVES Long distance run around... I still remember the dream there I still remember the time you said goodbye did we really tell lies... did we really count to one hundred. ROGER H. JENS National Honor Society Computer Club Chess Club RUTH KELMAN For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should no Perish but have everlasting Life John 3:16 Tell'em Ruthiemae sent ya KIM KELVEY Goal: To become a Airline Stewardess GARY KROEBER Football (4yrs.) Baseball (4yrs.) Hockey (lyr.) Goal: To have success GAIL A. LANGE It's your life do what you want, it's your mind think what you want. Most of the best things in life are free. Linkage BEAR KING (Bob) Confusion is a state of mind. When the road branches, take a sip of beer, and follow the one with the most branches further on down. ROBIN KRUY Autumn, the wind blows. Max ALLYSON KOVACS In Him, are hidden the treasures of wisdom and know- ledge... AFS (lyr.). Girls League (2yrs.), Key Club (lyr.), Yearbook Staff (lyr.). Girls Glee Club (lyr.) CYNTHIA D. KREMSER I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything But still I can do something. Because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do the some thing that I can do. DANIEL MICHAEL KEITH E. LAVALETTE LAUTTENBACH Discovery consists of seeing what everyone else sees and thinking what no one else has thought. THOMAS C. LANZONI My Goals have yet to be reached, they always will be there so I can keep on trying. DEAN KURYLO I Get by with a little help from my friends LINDA S. LANDOW City, you are dyin' real slow. Country, you are calling me to go. Smokestacks, I don't need you no more. I'm gonna' fly.... Goal: To help people to be human. 124 RITA R. LAWES LIFE is all of your Dreams, Hopes, Desires, and Wishes. The opportunities to fulfill them sur- round you-It can be beautiful- Nothing's that far from reach -DRTL, Thankyou! MYRA J. LEE Strawberries Forever, Walking downtown with a special friend- M.C. 3-29-74, 3-29-75 - R.H.S. Goal: To be a nurse. CINDY LORING If we had no faults, we should not take so much plea- sure in remarking them in others. CHRISTINE S. LAWRENCE ...as far in every direction as the strongest wing can fly be- tween the rising and setting of the summer sun... MARTHA M. LAZUK My friends, I will remember you, think of you, pray for you and when another day is through. I'll still be friends with you. DAN LEBEL LINDA LEGGE When all else fails follow your dreams. I won't miss this place but I will always remember it. Goal: To find myself. DEAN M. LEIGHTON JR. You only live once, there's no second time around, so make the dam best of it, and live your life the way you want to. Deano '77' (soph. Jr., yr.- SCOOTCH) RICKY F. LONGLEY Life is short and quarl Learn all you can Enjoy the good and the bad When your gone your gone Just a thing no longer living so enjoy. WILLIAM J. LOUBIER (Wilt) Get your Caravan in gear. WES S. LUBEE, III To play footbal I. JEANNETTE LUONGO To say you can love one person all your life is just like saying a candle will continue burning as long as you live. I?? CHERYL LYNCH Happy are those who can give without remembering; and take without forgetting. MARY ELLEN LYNCH Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. Goal: To teach young children. ROGER WILLIAM LYNN Life is but a second in eternity, it's what you do with that second that counts. DEBBIE MANSY Goal: To obtain a degree in In- ternational Business For those who Love, Time is eternity JV Cheerleading - 1 year Varsity Cheerleading - 1 year French - 4 years SYLVA E. MARAZZI Times remembered are not lost. Joys remembered are joys again. JOHN C. MARTIN Maintain a sense of humor. People who take themselves too seriously are power crazy. If they win, it will be haircuts for all. BEWARE OF POWER FREAKS (Senior clique) TAMMY MATHEWS Gary: There's a light, certain kind of light, that never shown on me. I want my life to be, to live with you, live with you. 128 THERESA MAZZETTA The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacra- fice what we are for what we could become. NANCY J. MCCARTHY The world is full of unfor- gettable adventures and people who are unlike those you have met before. Let your spirit soar. Smile and Strive to be happy! CAROLE MACLARY BETH ANN MASSELLI Day dawns fresh with mira- cles to be discovered... and wondered at. ALAN MCKEE Hit the beach! Pooh Bear? 4 20 76 Goal: To be 5' 10 tall. DONALD E. MCKEEHAN JR. Remember, no one can make you feel inferior without your consent. WAYNE BENNETT MITTEN III Success belongs to those who dare to achieve. THOMAS MCNALLY CHARLES P. MOLINARI KEVIN MCNALLY ROBERT A. MOLLOY The only thing you'll got out life is what you put into it. MITZI MENARD Long you live and high you fly, smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry. All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be Goal: To go into forestry. TIMOTHY MOONEY Moons DEBRA LEE MORRILL Love sought is good, but given unsought is better. 8 15 76 CAROL E. MORRIS True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value. Goal: To own a chimp. 4 years Field Hockey, 2 Basketball, 4 Softball MARY MUDRAK Love looks not with the eyes but with the heart. MARY GRACE MULLEN Live every day as though it were your last. Cherish what you have, not what you can't have. See all places you can; meet all the people you can; enjoy life to the fullest. HEATHER NILAN GREGG NILAND Riding out tonight to case the promised land-In our Daf 44. DENNIS NORMAN ANDY NOSAL Goal: to be a gambler and succeed. KATHLEEN M. NUNN Live your life to its fullest, love to the utmost, reach for the highest star. NANCY M. O'CONNELL Goal: To go into Nursing Volleyball 4 yrs.. Basketball 2 yrs TERESA O'DEA And what shall tomorrow bring to the overprudent dog burying bones in the trackless sand as he follows the Pilgrims to the holy city? Volleyball 2 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs. ANDREA O'DONNELL Bob Who???... Hidin' on the Baackstreets, Hidin' on the Baackstreets.... REBECCA C. OLSON TIMOTHY O'SULLIVAN MARK PADDEN Goal: to become an executive It's a fine Day secretary Robin Trower FRANK PAJOR JR. 132 133 DIANE PAPANDREA CHRISTINE L. PARISI For every dream that fades away and dies, a new one shall grow, and with this I found happiness! J.S.W. 12 12 75-Forever JAN PARZIALE I am united with my friend in heart; what matters if our place be wide apart? Goal: To lead a happy and ful- filling life. 1976-Florida and Cape Cod with the girls CYNTHIA L. PEACH Life is not to live, and let live, but to live and help live. There may be times when you cannot help, but there is no time when you cannot give help. STEVEN PEAVEY KEVIN PEEL Only those who have the patience to do simple things perfectly, wi 11 acquire the skill to do difficult things easily. Band 4 years ROBERT PELLERIN DAVID R. PEREZ We fear death, yet we long for slumber and beautiful dreams. -KAHLIL GIBRAN PAUL PERREAULT All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. ROBIN PASCALE The heart has its reasons that reason cannot know B.C. ELLEN M. PELLEGRINO Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal. FROSH V.P., Chearleading Capt., N.H.S. Goal: Travel KEN J. PETERSEN All I gotta do is read the breaks right, and I'll make it. Goal: To be the best at what I do. 134 Most Dramatic Girl - Mary Ellen Pluta Boy - Ben Mitten 135 Most Popular Girl - Janet Parziale Boy - Glen Casanova DONNA PIETRAS This world is composed of many friendships; open your heart and join in. Goal: To be a friend to others VICKI PILLING Keep your face always toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind. -Anon DIANE PIMENTEL KATHLEEN PIZZUTI Every day is a time for reflecting on the blessings of life... Goal: To be a lawyer MARYELLEN PLUTA The aim of the theatre is to penetrate the soul of the audience. Goal: To be in show business FRANK ANTHONY POLITO All anyone ever has is to- day, because yesterday is gone and tomorrow never comes. Douglas W itton Goal: Medical Technologist JANICE LEE POLK You are You and I am I and if by chance we find each other Only then will we live up to our dreams: Goal: To enter the field of business MICHAEL POPLAWSKI JOHN F. PORTER III Conserve what we have today so that we may prosper tomor- row. Goal: CSP 136 DONNA PREGLER Dream on...Dream until your dream comes true-MJP 3 21 75 TOM PYSKATY STEVEN J. QUEZADA A smiling face is an earth like star, A frown can't bring out the beauty that you are. Love with- in and you'll begin smiling. There's brighter days ahead. Stevie Wonder RICHARD RATHEY Goal: To study medicine KENNETH H. ROBINSON Turn off your mind, relax, and float downstream. CHERYL SACCHETILLO Cherish yesterday... dream tomorrow... live today. Interests: John MARY READ Love does not consists in gazing at each other but in looking out- ward together in the same direc- tion.—J.F.W. CAROLYN A. ROGERS Days pass by so slowly Nightime seems so long My dreams are misty visions Captured in a song. K. Nunn JUDY SALVATI Life is just what you make it. JEANNETTE ROSS JIM puSATE Tuesday October 12, 1976 Goal- to get out D-DAY! 7:00 A.M. Hey D. pants? E. grape juice? J.-JG? 4-ever huh? Say WHAT! CAMARO LIVES ON... JULY 1, 1976 GAIL A. SALVATO Plant your love and let it grow. John Martin. DE SCHIPKE Life's illusions are misleading, It's so good to be here breathing. DEBORAH A. REDLING ROBERT RICCITELLI Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. 139 PATTI SCHLOSSER If you don't like the way the ball bounces, don't drop it, Varsity field hockey 3 yrs.; Varsity basketball 3 yrs.; Varsity softball 4 yrs. Goal- To be just like Horb! DEBBIE SCHMITT Sweet memories, I never thought it would be like this, reminding me just how close I came to missing, I know that this is the way for mo to go, you'll be there when you know what I know. - Rush 2112 JOHN T. SCHUSTER Even though you don't win the race, make the best of it. Learn and grow from what you've done. Remember it, but don't let it slow you down next time around. LAURA SCHUSTER Ointment and perfumes rejoice the heart, and the good counsels of a friend are sweet to the soul. Proverb 27-9 SUSAN JANE SEAVER Today is the first day of the rest of your life. GINNA SEDDON Answer: In holding an under- standing relationship, you must stop finding the wrong in those, and admit that maybe they were right. CARRIE SEMRAU Permission to breathe sir Don't talk like that I'm your old man C.S. D.T. PAT SHEAHAN To be capable of steady friend- ships and lasting love, are the two greatest proofs, not only of goodness of heart, but of strength of mind LYNNE MARY SHERWILL BRIAN THOMAS SHEEHY Looking forward to tomorrow. Holding on to yesterday, 140 DONNA GAIL SHORT Friendship is a priceless gift that can not be bought or sold. But to have an understanding friend is worth much more than gold. SOPHIE SIBIGA Why wait until it's your time to die before you learn what you were born to do? Come on now, it's freedon call- ing, but there's only one freedom for you. LA0IC6 before- Go AHEAP AFTER you Kb. YOU FIRST _ move 17 Busts ? Most Courteous Girl - Chris Lawrence Boy - Gary Kroeber Most Athletic Girl - Carol Morris Boy - Chip McKeehan BOB SICIGNANO Football (4 yrs.) Track (2 yrs.) Let the chips fall where they may. FRANCINE SKALICKY In the solitude of our minds we can look to the future...for we know what we are. But not what we may be. KENNETH F. SMITH Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing some thing else. KAREN SIMLER TRACY SINGER MICHAEL STEVEN SJOVALL Wherever the future leads you. Nicknames: Kojak, Sjovs. dreams are waiting to come true. Soccer 2 years, Swimming 3 years T.M.R., Grampa Elrod MIKE SLOCUM G.D.T.R.F.B. Trouble ahead, trouble behind, and you know that notion just crossed my mind-G.D. ...My teachers could easily have ridden with Jesse James for all the time they stole from me... KATHY SMITH May the Bluebird of Happiness Always Shine Upon Us! Ernie and Kathy 4-Ever 2 yrs. Synchronized Swimming; 4 yrs. Spec. Ed. Aide; 3 yrs. A.F.S.; 1 yr. Flag Squad LINDA SMITH When we party we party it hardy. S.G. Lynn D. (Maine) Good times in Maine Bill 76 (Duby! !) (Lon) The Park in Florida Debbie B. Florida 75-76 R.B. Motorcycle crus- ing Honda!! RICHARD SMITH SCOTT SMITH Smitty JOANNE S0LTES2 11 20 75 I LOVE PAUL G. FOREVER 143 JOHN J. SOVA JR. Live as you would... To be recognized in my field widely. Build my own sound systems for home vehicle. Hold several Patents in Electron- ic Technology ...However it may be! PAMELA STACY Happiness is not something you experience; it is something you remember. Oscar Levant MARK E. STAIGER Where we cannot convince, let us be willing to persuade, for small deeds done are better than great deeds planned. BARBARA ST. AMAND In school, I'm just an innocent bystander looking in. High School-It's just a state of mind. Goal-To go out and live until I dream no more. Thanks DAD DOUGLAS J. STROUT MARY STORO MONICA STUPAK We do not remember days, we remember moments. SERRETHA ANN STRICKLAND Look at the past with a memory. Look at the future cause it's now. PAUL SUDOL Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. MARGARET E. STALKER Keep talking, eventually people will listen. Maggots Forever! Varsity Basketball 2 yrs. Varsity Softball 3 yrs. CONSTANCE J. STROUT lam not afraid of tomorrow For I have seen yesterday And I Love Today. Pep Club 2 yrs. National Honor Society Goal- To be a Veterinarian DONNA SUSCIETTO 144 VINCENT TESTA JR. There may be more beautiful times: but this one is ours. —P.H. 11 5 75 MICHAEL THOMAS Success is never final and failure is never fatal, it's courage throughout that counts. PATRICK T. THURSTON Enjoying life isn't everything, it's the only thing. Boys Swimming-4 years Leo Club-2 years LORI TOMER My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. -Charles F. Kettering- JERRY J. TRIPOLI Football- 11 2 years Track-4 years Goal: To be an electrician SHELLY UPTON The smallest feelings are worth more than the most beautiful thoughts. PAUL TIEDEMANN GOLF-4 years-capt. Cross Country-2 years STEVE VALSINI GOALS: to travel, to love peo- ple and to relax for the rest of my life ACTIVITIES: Varsity soccer AFS Club 147 PATTI WALTERS No one is put here to make us happy, WE must do that kind- ness for ourselves. Goal: To be a nurse and medical secretary. KAREN ANN WASSMER Babe, If we just wait, there will be time for everything. Time for life, time for love. time for you and me, time for CHARLES A. WENDT III Varsity football 4 yrs.- Capt. senior year Varsity Track 3 yrs., Weight- lifting Club-3 yrs. Varsity Club- 2 yrs. 148 DAWN WARNER I'm gonna fly... To where the sky meets the land, And the living is not planned. And the children can laugh Just cause they're living. with all thine heart, and lean not upon thine own understand- ing. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He will make thy paths straight (Prov. 3: 5 6) SHELLEY WILLARD Just relax, think alot. Think of everything you've got. For you will still be here tomorrow But your dreams may not. KEVIN THOMAS WASILEWSKI Those who bring sunshine to others, cannot keep it from themselves JOHN F. WELTON Love does not consists in going at each other but in looking out- ward together in the same direc- tion. Thee M.R. JACQUELINE ANN WILLIAMS You cannot Joke an enemy into a friend, but you may Joke a friend into an enemy. Say What? Big Brother? Parrot? SUSAN L. WASILEWSKI There's joy in memories of good times we knew. JUSTINE M. WELTON Cherish yesterday... Dream tomorrow... Live today! (Oh - Ya!) BARRY D. WILLIS Your Crosses Are Burning Fast - S.F. DEC A-V.P. Soccer - 3 yrs. ROBIN ANN WILSON All we have now, are memories. Goal - To heal all, with love. JEFF WITTMERSHAUS Live each day as though it was your Last. Basketball 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. Soccer 4 yrs. - Capt. ANN YURSHA You're just a memory of a world that used to mean so much to me. Girls Swim Team-3 yrs. ANTHONY ZAWADSKI KAREN JOY MARGO LIS Happiness is making other peo- ple very happy. 151 . Jeannette Ross Pat Schlosser Sue Wasilewski Jan Polk Bill Forte Tim Mooney Beth Harlow Gregg Niland Lynne Sherwill Serretha Strickland Charles Molinari Tammy Mathews Laura Graham Tony Casciano Dan Lauttenbach Ann Yursha Diane Pimentel Lois Almeida I Jackie Williams Robin Pascale Cindy Loring Keith Lavalette Ellen Gelo Sharon Diggle Chris Blaski Mike Thomas Justine Welton Mary Read Mary EllenPluta Cindi Peach Marie DelGuidice Vicki Pilling Kathy Nunn Karen Wassmer Donna Pregler • Donna Hatje Cindy Hodas Laura Schuster Bernadette DeRoy Myra Jo Lee Kathy Gallagher Frank Polito Dean Leighton Peggy Stalker Donna Pietras Jeanette Hacku Linda Hagele Cindy Agostini Karen Margolis Robin Kruy Linda Landow Carol Morris Becky Olson Donna Short Kathy Pizzuti Caroline Rogers Theresa Mazzetta Richard Rathey Debbie Redling Chris Dowman David Blythe Teresa O'Dea Kim Kelvey John Martin Linda Legge Connie Strout AIlyson Kovacs Gail Salvato Mary Grace Mullen Maureen Havican Mark Staiger Linda Johnson Martha Lazuk Barb St. Amand Nancy McCarthy Monica Stupak Ellen Pellegrino Avy Basden Shelly Willard Diann Corriveau Ruth Kelman Lori Fitzgerald Pam Stacy Glen Casanova Christine Lawrence Cheryl Sacchetillo Jack Sova Bob Sicignano Ken Smith Pat Sheahan Nancy O'Connell Bill Butka Lori Tomer Lorraine Davies Francine Skalicky Cathy Cloutier Gail Lange Robin Wilson Rick Brown Cheryl Lynch Mary Lynch Holly DaSilva Susan Seaver Kathy Smith Vlnnie Testa Patty Casse I la Bruce Crew Lynn Bruton Mike Sjovall Jan Parziale Sylva Marazzi Chris Blaski - To Mary Frances Pashley, I leave a lifetime supply of Kamikaze Tea. Pete Focareto - I leave to Wild Bill Kennedy my loud mouthed, erratic behavior on busses going to meets and one official soccer rules book to officiate future games at LAV'S FIELD behind Lavalette's house. Mike Thomas - To Coach Farley I leave some of the fondest memories and the four greatest years of my life. I leave my sincerest wishes for many winning seasons in the future, and many thanks to him and his great coaching staff t. for all they've done for me. Linda Landow - I leave a case of the shakes to Mr. Cook. I also leave 5 double Schmotzes to Mr. Kosinski. a . Jeanie Ives - To Tommy Gersz, I bequeath rightful ownership of my papers and clip having been held illegally these past two years. Use them. Kathy Nunn - To Mr. Ryan, I leave all my passes to the office. To next year's Senior Class, I leave all my experi- ences with the Administration (I wish you luck!) Maryellen Pluta - I leave Mrs. Zola's sweater to whoever needs it in her cold choral room. Roger Jens - I leave to Mr. Dunn MY computor. C Eleanor Heuberger - To Mr. Blessing I leave $100 worth of coupons at my next tag sale. To the Field Hockey team I leave the books, 1001 Field Hockey Drills , and: The Positive Aspects of Hillclimbs. Vicki Pilling - I leave Diane D. some of my funniest memories: sacred cow dancing and 100 bowls of over buttered popcorn. Mr. V's period 7 class - We leave you 30 blank papers that say No Book Nick . Gosh Grady - To Mr. Tomalski: I leave a new knightfit and 4 naked women in an elevator. To Mr. Kosinski: A can of hair frizz and a ffftttt! Lorraine Davies - To Sean I leave happy memories of my Junior year. Jack Schuster - I leave to the Fat Man all aches and pains as a miler and to Wild Bill Kennedy I leave my football knowledge and experience with the game. Michael Thomas - I hereby will my 51 Sheehan Titan football shirt which I have worn faithfully for 4 years to my cousin Jack Lavelle. I do this with the hope that he will play with such skill and tenacity like other greats who have gone before him - such as Dick Butkus and Mike Thomas. Cindy Hodas - To Mr. Kosinski I leave a room full of donuts and cupcakes. Also, I leave him the memories of H and H. Diane Behler - To Sharon I leave the great section and to Tracy I leave my beloved horn. Robin Wilson - To all the future cheerleaders of MTS I leave my Pep. To Mrs. Bryant I leave the memory of the big- gest spaz. Avy Basden - To Mrs. Foberg I leave a lesson on how to slide to class, and to the guidance department I leave a lot of work , and a pile of college catalogues that will never be in alphabetical order! Lori Fitzgerald - To the girls I leave happy memories of the pavement and the extraordinary talents we aquired there. Ken Robinson - To Myra Lee I leave a bloody nose and a pack of gum. To '76 Period 5 USHt- to T.M., M.T. and M.S. I proudly leave Becka B. Robin Pascale - To Paul J. I leave IRMA, traintracks, N.Y. bakery parties, trips to Caf. A, cheating on tests, Diane's excuses and LONNIE; the unforgettable times of 2nd period. Betty Degnan - To Mr. Reynolds I leave lots of thanks for all the help he gave me during my junior year. Carol Morris and Teresa O'Dea - We, Care and Tare, will our back seat of the bus and our song No Secrets to next year's Star Seniors . Laura Schuster - I leave The Claw to assist Mr. Biondino in his classes. Ruthi Kelmen - To Mrs. Zola - I leave 180 everlasting red roses - me for each day next year. And to Mark Verselli I leave my RIGGLES! Bear King - To all ye juniors I leave senior court - you deserve itl! To Highway 61 I leave the key to my van and the front door of my apartment. Myra Lee - To Barry Willis and Scott Smith: I leave each a 69'' V.W. To Linda Legge: I leave my scar. Serretha Strickland - I leave all teachers who have my brother Nevin D. Strickland, good luck. Hawkeye - I Hawkeye, being of sound mind will one road map to Wild Bill Kennedy so he will find the way to future meets after I graduate1’. Hawkeye Laura Schuster - I leave 3 inches of my height to Mr. Perez. Lois Almeida - I leave to Mr. Vamvakis the guilty feeling of never giving me an A . I also leave to the incoming freshman the knowledge that this doesn't get any better. Gail Salvato - To John - I leave all my love for the rest of my life. From the 4 Muskateers in period 3 - To Mr. Perez - We leave one can of Johnson Johnson head wax, and a case of NO-Doze for your future students. STIFF Maureen Havican - To Bruce - I leave TEN STEPS to catch up with the rest of the world, and 55 more months of my patience . Karen Wassmer - To Mr. Sylvestro - I leave the memories of the dynamic duo, with love! And to Ann, I leave the Bond Room, plus table 5. Donna Hatje - To Paula - I leave lots of luck for her senior year and plenty of good times to come. To Mr. Romano - I leave Paula and another Hatje coming up to pester him for four long years! GOOD LUCK!!! Vinnie Testa - To the upcoming Varsity football players - the best selling book: The complete guide to Chronic Schizophrenia; or How to Control a Psycho. by P. Reynolds. Bruce Crew - To Mo - I leave my blue sneaks, tomato sandwich, lemon pie, and a crate of sponges. Linda Hagele - I leave the 500 yard freestyle to anyone who wants to swim it. Mark Staiger - To Mr. Kosinski I leave the WISEdom of one of his best students. To my buddy , I leave anything she wants. Vinnie Testa - To Mr. Farley, I leave my knees . . . and thanks for all the faith you had in me. Also, a lot of respect and the greatest luck in the future. Keith Lavalette - To Mr. Novakowski I leave my back yard so you can train all your new recruits for soccer there. To Mr. Green, Remember the time you sent KEVIN and me back to Mrs. Mielke's study hall? Guess what—we didn't go. Mary Read - To Marianne Suzio I leave one more year with the FAMILY AFFAIR. To D.M. I leave one more year of fun and partying, and all of my problems. Kevin Dick - To Mr. Green I leave in your name my first tennis racket. To Mrs. Mielke I leave all the days you thought Keith and I were down in the pool, but we weren't. Monica Stupak - To bear I leave all of my volleyball experience and memories of the summer of 76. Kathy Gallagher - I take with me my memories of high school and the friendships I found in it. Ellen Pellegrino - To Bear I leave hopes for a great Senior year and memories of all the good times we had in the past. To Sandy - memories of the past two years, especially hell nite, hopes that you win the trophy next year, and my sympathy to you for your loss of the best captain you'll ever have. Myra Lee - To Ken Robinson I leave ALL my platform shoes. To Mark Cole I leave the laugh lines that are developing and my love. Chris Dowman - I will to my brother, John, my Lavoisier Award in Chemistry, and to Lori Cricco my fabulous hand- springs cartwheels and round-offs which Mrs. Bryant admired so much. David Giapponi - To Jeff Oz I leave my taped mud cleats and the penalty hill . Dave Blythe - To future drafting classes I leave my No. 2H Paramount-O-Circle drafting pencil, and I leave Joe at the mercy of the football team. Kevin Gayer - To all the administrators that said I'd never, I leave them proof I will. To Mrs. Wolfe I leave some- one's collection of Aerosmiths Records. Frank Polito - To Bob Roper I leave my favorite pair of puma cleat laces. To Mikey Sorota I leave my new bright yellow laces to wear in honor of the F-Ups. G.G. - To the street walker - I leave 25 dollars to do what you please, And to legs keep them in good shape. We enjoyed them in Math. Cathie Cronan - To Mr. Mannion, I leave all my hidden thoughts . Peggy Stalker - To Mr. Perez - I leave my chocolate chip cookie crumbs. To Mr. Biondino - I leave my Hi . Tony Casciano - I leave all my great times to my sister Patty and my 4 year old jock strap to my brother Danny. Glen Casanova - To Mr. Farley and all the football coaches I leave all the luck in the world in coming seasons. To Mr. Mannion I leave whipped cream and a rubber glove and the Presidency of the S.A.D.D.D. Club. Eleanor Heuberger - To all the kids at Ere C. Tumm High I leave the memories of all the discharge slips. Barb St. Amand - To MTS I leave the rest of my brothers and sisters and the hope that you will all learn to spell St. Amand correctly. Gail Lange - I leave this school to the rest of the Turnaround Zombies . I leave you all the mud wrung out from my pants from falling in the mud . . . Powerlines Roger Lynn - To Mr. Tucker I would like to leave all the aches and pains brought about by the weekend ski trips. (Oh, my poor head) To Mr. Sylvestro I leave 50 notebooks and and a curse: May you get laryngitis as bad as my writer's cramp. Rick Brown - To Mr. Castaldo I leave my aching eyes from reading 420 words a minute. Betty Degnan - To Maura Mooney I leave all the memories of the good times we had and lots of luck for your senior year. Vinnie Testa - To Paula ... I leave me! and nothing but great times in the future. I wish you all the happiness in the world; nobody deserves it more than you do; You're beautiful!! .... I also leave you Junior, to watch while I'm away! Have a great senior year !!! Eleanor Heuberger - To Mr. Gannon I leave a tape of my complaints in case he ever gets lonely for me. (in cases of severe insomnia, this could come in handy). To Ms. Samaha I leave a tape of our loudest cheers for the bus next year. Also included is one extra large bottle of aspirin. Beth Harlow - I leave all Girls League announcements to next year's secretary and as few Masonic marchers as possible to Mr. Houlihan next September of 1977. !Sarth:„LrUJ '-rT°c a,ry !rance? Parley I leave an experience with Ralph. To Mr. Cigas I leave an Ice cream cone. Mary Mudrak - To Shelia Barry I leave all our good times and many more to come. Kevin Wasilewski - To Mr. Cigas I leave the dead body I found. Pick it up at the local morgue. To Mr Perez- Laura Schuster says she will leave you a couple inches to add to your height. Now you can at least see over your desk! 6 period study seniors - To Mr. Riccitclli We leave a blue chip and a Fifth of Red Eye. To Moose We leave his hiqh jump pits where we broke our backs. SENIOR DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1977 Agostini, Cindy. 1168 Durham Road. 02 07 59 Albiach, Rosemary. 21 South Street. 08 07 59 Albuquerque. Diane. 7 Chimney Hill Road. 10 01 59 Aldrich. Dave. 305 Quinnipiac Street. 07 19 58 Almeida. Lois. 36 Cheshire Road. 12 15 59 Amato. Dianne. 39 Jones Road. 12 20 58 Arthur. Terri. 31 Masonic Avenue. 06 16 59 Avitable. Paul. 1520 Rhey Avenue. 10 28 59 Baker. Glen. 11 Merwyn Road. 06 08 59 Banghart. Susan. 9 Osage Drive. 02 19 59 Barbeau. Louise. 219 Church Street. 08 24 59 Barbuto. Laura. 136 Ridgeland Circle. 02 01 59 Baribault. Richard. 15 Osage Drive. 07 30 59 Barrett. Larry. 66 South Ridgeland Road. 09 16 58 Barton. David. 9 Russell Street. 10 10 59 Basden. Avy. 16 Washington St.. 11 22 59 Becroft. Kathy. 369 Church Street. 11 29 58 Behler, Diane. 51 Parker Farms Road. 06 04 59 Bennett. Karen. 8 Miller's Trailer Ct.. 06 04 59 Bertini. Garth. 25 Johnson Road, 12 30 58 Blake. Robert. 27 Lewis Circle. 02 22 59 Blanchard. Elizabeth. 57 Parkview Road. 04 06 58 Blanchone. Dean. 3 Pamela Drive. 09 06 59 Blaski. Christine. 164 Ridgeland Circle. 01 12 59 Blythe. David. 4 Parkview Road. 11 29 59 Boardman, David. 14 Schoolhouse Road. 12 11 58 Boothroyd. Lynn. 26 Forest Road. 05 14 59 Bordelon, Fred. 34 Silliman Road. 09 29 59 Borkowski. Susan. 10 Ridgenoll Road. 05 23 59 Bouza, Cheryl. 328 ParkerFarms Road. 06 01 59 Brown. Richard. 28 Ridgetop Road. 11 24 58 Bruton. Lynn. 54 Tankwood Road. 07 02 58 Buntele, Mary Ann Lagase. 4 Toelles Road,112 23 59 Burner. Francis. 37 ParkerFarms Road. 06 20 59 Butcka, William. 48 Chimney Hill Road. 01 12 59 Butler. Kevin, 48 Forest Road. 06 02 58 Cairns. Dawn. 175 North Branford Road. 09 29,59 Cairns. Douglas. 2 Quince Street. 12 31 59 Carvalho. Alan. 33 Pequot Road. 09 25 58 Casanova. Glen. 3 Mohican Lane. 11 13 59 Casciano. Anthony. 409 Fourth Ridge Road. 10 17 59 Cassella, Patricia. 79 New Place Street. 11 18 59 Cassello. Gilbert. 1026 N. Mam St. Ext.. 11 29 58 Celotto. Thomas. 66 Mohawk Drive. 08 09 58 Christopher. Cindy. 51 Pierson Drive. 05 23 59 Ciemier. David. 68 Ridgecrest Road. 07 21 59 Clarke. Douglas. 96 Ridgefield Road. 04 23 59 Cloutier. Catherine. 28 George Street. 05 15 59 Cronan. Cathleen. 31 Jamestown Circle, 05 16 59 Connors. Colleen. 58 South Ridgeland Road. 03 22 59 Corriveau. Dianne. 34 Highland Avenue. 01 15 59 Crew. Bruce. 5 Ridge Road. 4 13 59 Crowther. Linda. 2 Osage Drive. 08 02 59 Damon. Diane. 34 Ridgecrest Road. 09 30 59 Danielak. Debra. 20 Highland Drive. 05 05 59 Danio. Cherie. 12 Clinton Avenue. 07 24 59 DaSilva. Rose. 64 North Ridgeland Road. 12 24 59 Davenport. David. 15 Jenna Road, 10 05 59 Davies. Lorraine. 200 Cook Hill Road. 06 28 59 Davis. Robert. 40 New Place Street. 11 05 59 Degnan. Betty. 51 Spice Hill Drive. 08 08 59 DelGuidice. Marie. 16 Mohican Lane. 05 26 59 DeRoy. Bernadette. 8 East Street. 08 23 59 DeRoy. Priscilla. 8 East Street. 12 05 59 DeStefano. Michael. 7 Jodi Drive. 01 27 59 Dick, Kevin. 8 Lost Brook Lane. 11 08 58 Dietle, John. 132 Ridgewood Road. 08 30 59 Diggle. Sharon. 93 Ridgewood Road. 02 17 60 DiGioia. Arthur. 4 Giant View Road. 10 22 59 DiMarco. Lisa. 140 Highland Avenue. 11 30 59 Doehr. Brian. 9 Seneca Road. 10 16 59 Dorsey. Ryne. 107 Ridgewood Road. 03 03 59 Dowman. Anne. 60 Ridgecrest Road. 08 01 59 Doyle. Robert. 71 Ridgefield Road. 11 21 59 Eccles, Thomas. 22 Hintz Drive. 08 01 59 Eigner. Scott. 16 Appletree Lane. 06 03 59 Erardi. Debbie. 15 Cottage Street. 09 05 59 Fallon. Timothy. 20 Fritz Place. 08 05 59 Fitzsimmons. Rick. 50 Parkview Road. 05 25 58 Focareto. Peter. 36 Lynn Drive. 03 27 59 Forte. William. 89 Montowese Trail. 02 09 59 Foucault. Barry. 12 Bailey Avenue. 02 27 59 Freeman. Allen. 1 Bailey Avenue. 02 16 59 Fulton. Bruce. 51 Lynn Drive. 10 29 59 Fitzgerald. Lori. 200 Cook Hill Road. 1 10 59 Gallagher. Kathy. 115 North Turnpike Road. 07 11 59 Galdos. Roland. 99 Ward Street. 09 23 58 Gambino. Susan. 50 Hanover Street. 03 15 59 Garcia. Anthony. 40 King Street. 11 27 59 Gayer. Kevin. 754 No. Main Street. 10 7 59 Gelo. Ellen. 321 Quinnipiac Street. 05 07 58 Giapponi, David. 143 Cook Hill Road. 09 18 59 Giapponi. Richard. 1544 Rhey Avenue. 11 06 57 Gilhuly, George. 515 Fifth Ridge Road. 10 19 58 Graham. Laura. 448 Church Street. 09 19 59 Griser. Dave. 24 Schwab Terrace. 07 28 59 Gross. Michael. 49 King Street. 03 15 58 Gulley. Robert. 10 Ridgefield Road. 05 21 59 Hacku, Jeanette, 47 Cheshire Road. 07 27 59 Hagele. Linda. 106 Ridgewood Road. 06 18 58 Hall. Dana. 42 Algonquin Drive. 06 02 59 Hall. Andrew. 27 Haller Place. 12 25 58 Hamel. Christopher. 6 Trumbull Drive. 04 01 58 Happy. Robert. 49 Oakdale Circle. 09 11 59 Harlow. Elizabeth. Ill Hope Hill Road. 08 15 59 Hatje. Donna. 9 Ridgecrest Road. 06 17 59 Havican. Maureen. 64 Montowese Trail. Q3 19 59 Hayden. Scott. 70 Silliman Road. 07 18 59 Heuberger. Eleanor. 304 Third Ridge Road. 10 22 59 Hinman. Robert. 1393 Rhey Avenue. 04 04 59 Hodas. Cindy. 7 Wayne Road. 10 15 59 Houde. Edward. 17 Blakeslee Road. 03 25 59 Howe. Janet. 3 David Drive. 12 02 58 Hucul. Dean, 75 Algonquin Drive. 07 28 59 Hulett. Beth. 54 Ridgewood Rd. 8 29 59 Ives. Jeanie. Tankwood Road. 12 02 59 Jackson. Kimberly. 1489 Tuttle Avenue. 07 28 59 Janauskas. Steve. 35 Apple Street. 09 12 59 Jelitto, Andy. 46 Hintz Drive, 12 21 58 Jens, Roger. 4 Swan Avenue. 04 25 59 Johnson. Linda. 225 Chimney Hill Road. 10 07 59 Kanawall. Donna. 18 Bull Avenue. 05 14 59 Kelley. Jody. 1 Mohawk Drive. 06 17 59 Kelman. Ruth. 210 Clifton Street. 06 21 59 Kelvey. Kim. 204 Parker Farms Road. 11 19 58 King. Robert. 620 Sixth Ridge Road. 05 07 59 Kovacs. Allyson. 215 Hall Avenue. 02 24 59 Kremser. Cynthia. 141 Highland Avenue. 07 21 59 Kroeber. Gary. 9 Mountain View Road. 04 26 59 Kruy, Robin. 315 Highland Avenue. 11 23 58 Kurylo. Dean. 1760 Tuttle Avenue. 05 23 59 Landow, Linda. 47 King Street. 06 08 59 Lange. Gail. Benham Avenue. 12 09 59 Lanzoni. Thomas. 14 Sullivan Road. 01 13 59 Lauttenbach. Daniel. 39 Ridgewood Road. 09 15 58 Lavalette, Keith. 144 Highland Avenue. 12 27 58 Lawes. Rita. 42 Brookview Avenue. 03 14 59 Lawrence. Christine. 130 Cook Hill Road. 01 13 59 Lazuk, Martha, 57 Appletree Lane, 10 25 59 Lebel. Dan, 6 Mountain View Road. 04 03 59 Lee, Myra. 32 Circle Drive. 03 15 59 Legge. Linda, 10 Donat Drive, 01 16 59 Leighton, Dean, 38 Crestview Terrace. 11 09 58 Longley. Ricky, 1251 Old Colony Road. 03 04 58 Loring. Cynthia, 235 Main Street. 11 06 59 Loubier. William. 43 Gaye Lane. 09 12 58 Lubee, Wesley. 15 Montowese Trail. 07 11 58 Luongo. Jeannette. 44 Deer Run Road. 12 29 59 Lynch. Cheryl. 28 Tennessee Avenue. 06 24 59 Lynch. Mary. 7 Jenna Road. 07 21 59 Lynn. Roger. 37 Johnson Road. 02 25 59 Maclary, Carole. 36 Johnson Road. 10 17 58 Marazzi. Sylva. 303 Quinnipiac Street. 07 09 59 Mansy. Deborah. 36 Algonquin Drive. 02 09 59 Margolis. Karen. 271 South Main St.. 12 18 57 Martin. John, 18 Jenna Road. 07 13 59 Masselli. Beth. 7 New Place Street. 11 01 59 Mathews. Tamara. 36 Pierson Drive. 12 23 58 Mazzetta. Theresa. 50 Ridgenoll Road. 12 20 58 McCarthy. Nancy. 30 West Ridgeland Road. 12 13 58 McKee. Alan. 37 Highland Drive. 12 29 58 McKeehan. Donald. 52 Pierson Drive. 02 12 59 McNally. Thomas. 480 Church Street. 09 14 58 McNally. William. 376 Church Street. 08 21 59 McNamara. Michael, 16 Stetson Street. 04 02 59 Menard. Mitzi. 94 Nicholas Road. 03 25 59 Mitten. Wayne. 23 Montowese Trail. 04 25 59 Molloy, Robert. 7 Manfreda Lane. 06 09 59 Molinari, Charles. 115 Hanover Street. 08 06 59 Mooney. Timothy. 8 Elmwood Road. 09 23 59 Morrill. Debra. 6 Sullivan Road. 12 15 58 Morris. Carol. 42 Silliman Road. 02 17 59 Mudrak. Mary. 12 Oakdale Circle. 03 22 59 Mullen, Mary Grace. 40 Pierson Drive. 02 21 58 Nilan, Heather, 106 Cheshire Road. 06 28 59 Niland. Gregg. 65 Ridgecrest Road. 12 11 59 Norman. Dennis. 117 Cheshire Road. 12 13 58 Nosal. Andrew. 187 South Cherry Street. 07 04 59 Nunn, Kathy. 45 Montowese Trail. 04 12 59 O’Connell. Nancy. 77 Ridgewood Road. 06 28 58 Odco. Teresa. 2 Seneca Road. 01 01 59 O’Donnell. Andrea. 31 Mansion Road. 10 11 59 Olson. Rebecca. 157 Mohawk Drive. 04 01 59 O’Sullivan, Tim. 16 Mohawk Drive. 11 22 58 Overstrum. Barbara. 8 Haller Avenue. 01 12 59 Padden, Mark. 112 Ridgewood Road. 02 12 58 Pajor. Frank. 195 Hall Avenue. 12 07 59 Papandrea. Dianne. 17 Evanwood Drive. 06 11 59 Parisi. Christine. 96 West Ridgeland. Parziale. Janet. 7 Trumbull Drive, 03 28 59 Pascale. Robin. 34 Silliman Road. 10 20 59 Peach, Cynthia. 24 Colonial Lane. 12 23 58 Peavey, Stephen. 145 Washington Trail. 04 23 59 Peel. Kevin. 28 Montowese Trail. 05 30 59 Pellegrino. Ellen. 22 Ridgenoll Road. 06 06 59 Pellerin, Robert. 64 Hill Avenue. 11 28 59 Perez. Dave. 1507 Tuttle Avenue. 10 16 59 Perreault. Paul. 416 Hope Hill Road. 10 17 58 Petersen. Ken. 1187 Yale Avenue. 04 19 59 Pietras. Donna. 105 Hope Hill Road. 08 22 59 Pilling. Victoria. 29 Trumbull Drive. 11 04 58 Pimentel. Diane. 41 Silk Street. 11 25 58 Pizzuti. Kathleen. 6 Apple Street, 07 29 59 Pluta. MaryEllen, 29 Brownstone Road. 07 06 59 Polito. Frank. 4 Elmwood Road. 10 30 59 Polk. Janice. 72 Ridgefield Road. 04 14 59 Poplawski. Michael. 13 Ridgecrest Road. 01 11 59 Porter. John, 11 Tennessee Avenue. 06 19 58 Pregler. Donna. 119 Algonquin Drive. 04 23 59 Pyskaty, Thomas. 193 Quinnipiac Street. 05 26 59 Quezada. Steve. 275 Quinnipiac St.. 3 5 59 Rathey, Richard, 80 Cheshire Road. 04 21 59 Read. Mary. 30 West Street. 07 25 59 Redling, Deborah, 53 Hintz Drive. 09 21 59 Riccitelli, Robert. 13 Deer Run Road. 04 24 58 Richards. William. 13 Pent Highway. 08 12 58 Robinson. Ken. 20 Elmwood Road. 02 25 59 Robinson, Paul. 1067 Old Colony Road. 02 27 58 Rogers. Carolyn. 29 Colonia Lane. 02 04 59 Ross. Jeannette. 52 Gregory Road. 04 09 59 Rusate. Jim. 28 King Street. 03 03 59 Sacchetillo, Cheryl. 30 South Turnpike Road. 12 09 58 Salvati. Judith. 14 Calhoun Road. 08 29 59 Salvato. Gail. 8 Douglas Court. 11 01 59 Schipke. Diane. 56 Nicholas Road. 02 28 59 Schlosser. Patricia. 32 Jamestown Circle. 10 06 59 Schmitt. Deborah. 1474 Rhey Avenue. 03 21 59 Schuster. John. 35 Forest Road. 07 02 59 Schuster. Laura. 30 Colonial Lane. 04 16 59 Seaver. Susan. 12 Haller Place. 02 23 59 Seddon. Ginna. 7 Sancri Lane. 03 05 59 Semrau. Carrie. 125 Rockledge Drive. 04 30 59 Sheahan. Patricia, 22 Algonquin Drive. 08 11 59 Sheehy. Brian. 23 Kingsland Ave., 10 8 56 Sherwill. Lynne. 13 Haller Place. 02 21 59 Short. Donna. 48 Mohawk Drive. 03 10 59 Sibiga. Sophie. 136 Parker Farms Road. 07 21 59 Sicignano. Robert. 63 Ridgetop Road. 03 19 59 Simler. Karen. 10 Longview Lane. 02 12 59 Singer. Tracy. 36 Apple Tree Lane. 11 20 59 Sjovall, Michael. 76 Ridgecrest Road. 04 29 59 Skalicky, Francine, 17 Haller Place. 08 26 59 Slocum. Mike. 36 Ridgenoll Road. 03 20 59 Smith. Kathleen. 239 Dudley Avenue. 10 05 58 Smith. Kenneth. 100 Montowese Trail. 02 09 59 Smith. Linda. 50 Maple Avenue. 03 08 58 Smith. Richard. 22 Nichalos Road. 07 21 58 Smith. Scott, 22 Hanover Street. 09 22 59 Soltesz, Joanne. 78 New Place Street. 12 29 59 Sova, John. 42 Prospect. 01 24 59 StAmand, Barbara. 39 Trumbull Drive, 07 03 59 Stacy. Pamela. 100 Mohawk Drive. 02 17 59 Staiger. Mark, 34 Evanwood Drive. 02 24 59 Stalker. Margaret. 25 Parkview Road. 09 16 59 Storo. Mary. 76 Circle Drive. Strickland, Serretha. 63 Ridgeland Road. 01 26 58 Strout. Constance. 11 Gregory Road. 01 04 59 Strout. Doug. 5 Pierson Drive. 10 14 59 Stupak. Monica. 9 Earnest Street. 04 17 59 Sudol, Paul. 92 Pierson Drive. 03 07 59 Suscietto. Donna. 6 Apple Street. 09 20 58 Szilvasy. John. 11 Fritz Place. 02 23 59 Taylor. Robert, 1220 Yale Avenue. 03 30 59 Tenney, Donna. 66 Circle Drive. 04 30 59 Tennis. Christopher. 1549 Tuttle Avenue. 02 11 59 Testa. Vincent. 30 Pieper Drive. 12 13 59 Thomas. Michael. 2 Loving Lane. 12 01 59 Thurston. Patrick, 45 Alison Avenue. 08 03 59 Tiedmann. Paul. 18 Hintz Drive. 05 03 59 Tomer. Lori. 28 Sharon Drive. 04 17 59 Tripoli. Jerry. 54 Hintz Drive. 08 10 58 Upton. Shelly. 75 Highhill Road. 04 24 59 Valsini, Stefano, 23 Montowese Trail. 03 28 59 Walters. Patricia. 6 Wayne Road. Warner. Dawn. 21 Alison Avenue. 09 04 59 Wasilewski. Kevin. 12 Clinton Avenue. 04 23 59 Wasilewski. Susan. 11 Elmwood Road. 09 19 59 Wassmer. Karen. 85 Chesire Road. 06 21 59 Welin. Sue. Ill Algonquin Drive. 06 28 59 Welton. John. 37 Ridgetop Road. 07 15 59 Welton, Justine. 65 Lynn Drive. 05 04 59 Wendt. Charles. 22 Gregory Road. 09 18 58 Willard. Shelley. 17 Mountain View Road. 07 16 59 Williams. Jackie. 10 Hillside Lane. 03 11 59 Willis. Barry. 66 Forest Road. 08 04 59 Wilson. Robin. 6 Edgewood Drive. 09 23 59 Wilton. Dan. 22 Ridgewood Road. 04 02 58 Wittermshaus. Jeffrey. 21 Ridgenoll Road. 06 08 59 Yursha. Ann. 363 North Cherry Street. 12 18 59 Zawadski, Anthony. 501 Church Street. 05 28 59 165 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Jerome Melvin - Superintendent of Schools Mr. Paul Marianella Principal Mr. Thomas Gersz - Assistant Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1977 As high school graduates, you are passing an important mile- stone. You are about to enter a society filled with as many challenges as there are opportunities. What you do with these will, in large measure, determine not only your personal fulfillment, but also the general improvement of our community. You carry the hopes of your parents and your teachers. We are proud of your individual and class achievements. As you leave Sheehan High School, we bid you Hail and Farewell. May you do well in your chosen endeavors. We will be watching with great interest and pride. Mrs. Betty Bukowski Mrs. Helen Lanouette Mrs. Anne Hamasian Mrs. Denise Drozd M E D I A I Mr. Eward Mlk - Technician Miss Linda Prostano - Media Specialist B.S., M.S. Mrs. Marge Kundolf - Media Clerk OFFICE Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds R.N. NURSE Mr. Fred Zierler - Spec. Ed., B.S. Miss Wanda Rohloff - Spec. Ed., B.S. Mr. Eugene Thorpe - B.S. M.S., C.A.G.S. Graduation Ceremonies SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Catherine Kosik - Mrs. Judith Sargent - Reading Speech Pathologist, B.A. Specialist Miss Donna L. Hacku - B.S., M.S., National Honor Society Mr. Henry S. Kolakowski Jr. - B.A., C.A.G.S. Director of Guidance, Faculty Senate Chairman GUIDANCE Mr. Thomas Lorch - B.A., M. A. 169 Mr. Abeshouse- Mr. Raymond Demeola- B.S., M.S., Department Chairman Mr, John Cook- B.F.A. Art Studio Mrs. Marjorie Wolfe- B.F.A. Art Crafts, Photography foundations ART MUSIC Mr. Charles Houlihan- A.B., Mrs. Irma Zola- B.S., M.A. B.S., M.M. 170 Miss Roberta Leonard - B.S., Home Economics, Sr. Class Asst. Advisor, Pep Club Ad- visor kV -J Mr. James Heilman - Astronomy HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Clara Medford - B.S. PLANETARIUM 171 Mrs. Gloria Derby - B.S. Mathematics Mr. Terrence Dunn - B.A., M.A Mathematics Mr. Bennett Dunn - B.S., M.A.L.S., Department chairman Mr. George Hugo - B.S., M.S., Math, Head Freshman advisor lifting Mr. David E. Blessing - B.S., Mathematics Mr. Richard Charette - B.S., M.A., Math Mr. Richard Hill - B.S., Math, Earth Science Asst. Sophomore advisor Mr. Paul Reynolds - B.S., Mathematics, Football, Weight-lifting 172 MATHEMATICS BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Joan S. Foberg - B.S., Faculty Social Comm. Typing, Office Practice Mr. James O'Connor - B.S., Department Chairman Mr. Ronald DeGregory - A.S., B. A,, M.S., D.E.C.A., Year- book Business mgr. Miss Irene L. Jellen - B.S., Asst, advisor to Pep club. Mr. Joseph L. Petrone - M.S., Comptroller, Asst. D.E.C.A. Advisor Mrs. Milda Anderson - B.S F.B.L.A. Advisor Mr. Albert J. Feehan - B.B.A., M.S., Cooperative work exp. Miss Bear - B.S., Typing 173 Mrs. Suzanne 0. Mitoraj - B.S., M.A. Department Chairperson, Advisor to New Morning Mr. Nicholas Vamvakis - B.S., M.S., Literary Magazine Mrs. Joan Zuccarelli - B.A., Girls League Mrs. Ruth O'Connor - A.B. Mr. Boyd Biondino - B.A., M.S.; A.F.S. Mr. Dennis Mannion - B.S. Football Coach, Asst. Sr. Class advisor Mr. Richard Castaldo - Asst. Freshman advisor I Mr. William Kennedy - B.S.S., M.A.C.A.S., Cross country - Coach, Track and Field - Asst. Coach ENGLISH Mr. Vincent Carrano - B.S., Leo Club advisor Mrs. Joan Hill - B.A., Fu- ture teachers of America, Girls League Mr. Greg Romano - B.S., M.S., Junior Class Advisor; Oldies Club Advisor Miss Denise McGovern - Freshman Class Asst. Advisor Mr. Donald Caruth - B.S., M.A.; Department chairman Mr. Robert Burghoff - B.S., Chemistry, Geology Club Mrs. Frances Hallahan - B.S., M.S., Biology Mrs. Carol Wilson - B.S., M.A.L.S., Earth Science, Geology Club Mr. Thomas J. Cigas - B.S., M.S., Chemistry, Student Counc il Mr. Walter Faustman - B.S., M. A., C.A.S., Earth Science, N. H.S. Miss Barbara Argento - B.S., Biology Asst. Sophomore ad- visor Mr. Richard Tucker - B.S., M.A.L.S., Earth Science, Ski Club INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. William Fritz - B.S., M.S., Ind. Arts. Chairman - Woodworking Mr. Hora - B.S. Drafting and Electronics Mr. Timothy Gannon - B.S., M.S., Ind. Arts, Head-Yearbook advisor, Sr. Class - Photography and Graphics Mr. John Boylan - B.S., Asst Jr. Class Advisor, Athletic Club Advisor, Wood and Drafting Mr. Peter Calatayud - B.S., LA., Drafting and Metal 176 Mr. Edward Kosinski - B.S., M.A., M. Ed. Department chairman Mr. Philip Sylvestro - A.B. plus 30, soc. studies adies, V.F.W. contest Mr. Charles M. Morawski - B.A., M.S., Chess Club Mr. John Ryan - B.A., M.A., Asst. Football coach Mr. David Austin - B.A. Mr. David Doherty - B.A., M.A., Asst, soccer coach, cont. issues soc., civics, Adult Living Mrs. Bonnie Lou Grannis - B.S., Social Studies Miss Rosa Brown - B.S., M.A., 7th yr. Mr. Paul Picard - B.S., M.S. Mr. Kenneth T. Tomalski - B.S., M.S., 7th year Asst. Advisor to Student Council, Debate Team Coach 177 HISTORY Marcia Parish - B.A. 6th year, French Club Advisor Philip C. Moran - B.S. Edu- cation, Spanish, 6th year in Urban Studies, Sophomore class head advisor Mrs. Lisa Toman - B.A., Italian Club-Sponsor Mrs. Maria Mielke - B.A., M.S., Spanish and English, Spanish Club Lynn Biega - A.B. - German Club Turid V. Lipman - B.A., M.A., French and German Literature and language. Chairman Foreign Language Department Joan S. Sirianni - 5th yr. Spanish literature. Asst. Junior class advisor FOREIGN LANGUAGES 178 John Novakowski - B.S., M.S., Health, Coach - Soccer, Basketbal 1-Girls Robert M. Neubauer - B.S., M.S., Head Baseball coach, Winter Intramural director Gordon W. Green - B.S., M.S., Boys and Girls Swim- ming coach. Tennis coach Ms. Erika L. Beerbaum - B.S., Health and phys. Edu- cation, Head Coach, Girls Volleyball, Intramurals PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ralph Schlottman - B.S., M.A., Head Basketball coach. Asst. Baseball coach Mr. John Riccitelli - Athle- tic Director Ms. Judith Samaha - B.S. - Varsity Field hockey-Head coach. Varsity softball-head coach. Titan Varsity Club 179 CAFETERIA STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF - Mary Anderson, Joan Vermilya, Jean Sullivan; Rae Palmer, Kay Marzik, Nancy Case, Ann Hines, Nell McAdams, Janet Willis, Ruth Marinuzzi, Isobel Hilbert. CUSTODIAL STAFF - Rick Schellinger, Ann Mador, Bill CUSTODIAL STAFF - Joe Barbarino, Ann Bellows, Jack Conte Parete 180 3 THI HITCHCOCK n, f i CHAIB COMPAHY tlltcl RUBIN'S ESTB. 1906 The Finest In Brand Name Men's Wear STRAND FURNITURE Colony Shopping Plaza 1181 No. Colony Road Wallingford, CT 06492 Arrow McGregor London Fog Puritan Haggar Stetson Florsheim Buxton American Tourister Formal Wear For Hire 4 Center Street 269-4333 1 TED'S ARCO Complete Air Conditioning Service AC Diagnostic Tune-Up Center Complete Disc Brake Service Ted Kittredge Owner 272-7979 1125 Milldale Rd., Rte. 10 Cheshire CT. CENTRAL MOTOR SUPPLY, INC. 569 NORTH COLONY STREET WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT 06492 TELEPHONE (203) 269-7748 182 MEMBER MOTTA STUDIO Elegance in Photography Weddings-Portraits-Passports-Legal-Commercial-Framing-Proms 169 Center Street Photophone 269-3540 Wallingford, CT 06492 1977 YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER 269-5647 265-5648 PATRICIA'S COUNTRY STORE Compliments of 295 Parker Farms Rd. Wallingford, CT 269-9340 PRECISION AUTO PARTS INC. Full Service Meat Dept. USDA Choice Freezer Orders Open 7 Days 8-8 159 North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. 06492 Cut To Order With A Smile! RICK ZYGMONT © THE C.F. WOODING CO. PRINTING BUSINESS FORMS CO. P O BOX 147 • 477 NORTH COLONY ROAD WALLINGFORD. CONNECTICUT 06492 (203) 265-1433 • 265-0363 PRINTING: Letterheads - Envelopes • Business Caros Catalogs - Price Sheets - Brochures tickets Serving Wallingford Since 1866 Programs - Invitations - Announcements BUSINESS FORMS: General Contractors Lumber and Building Materials Continuous - Snapout - Register - Salesrooms Statements - Journal Sheets • Tags - labels Checks • Guest Checks - menus Located at 43 Wallace Avenue Wallingford 265-2801 DATA PROCESSING: Tab Caros - Stock Forms • Labels • Ribbons pegboard systems for SIMPLIFIED ACCOUNTING BOOKKEEPING XEROX COPYING SERVICE Good Luck to the Class of '77 PIONEER CRAFTS JEWELRY SHOP THE JUNIOR SHOP Crafts, Jewelry and 340 Center Street Wallingford. CT 269-9900 Watch Repair 269-5389 210 Center Street Pat Peel Owner Wallingford, CT. 06492 185 Make your next car a Pontiac or a Datsun! BARBERINO PONTIAC DATSUN 505 North Colony Street Wallingford, CT. 265-1611 Good Luck Class of 77 H-Honesty U-Ultimate in quality work manship N-Numerous Selection T-Timeless effort Swimming Pools Sales-Service Parts-Accesories E-Efficiency R-Responsible Reliable S-Sales-Service Satisfaction SNOWMOBILES SAND HUNTER'S POOL SNOWMOBILE CTR. INC. 263 Church St., Rt. 68 Established in 1963 Yalesville CT. Phone 269-2183 Congratulations Sheehan 77 ERNEST JEWELERS 136 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. 06492 J.L. GAGNE SONS CO GRAVEL Dump Truck Excavation Ser. MERIDEN, CT. Eves.(265-3425) (238- 3361)Garage(828-0632) THE DART SHOP, INC. Stationers Office Supplies Equipment WALLINGFORD Flower And Gift Shoppe Phone 269-7888 190 Center Street Phone 265-1514 CY MONCHICK 68 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. SAL GRECO WFT Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 77 from Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step: only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. CAPLAN'S MARKET MARKINGS, Dag Hammarskjold Congratulations and Good Luck on your next step. 187 TOWNE COUNTRY THE LIQUOR STORE CLASS 41 So. Cherry St. Wallingford, CT. 269-7336 OF 1979 Mary Ann Moore Permittee John F. Moore Extends best wishes to the graduating class of 1977 All our yesterdays are summarized in our now, and all the tomorrows are ours to shape. - Hal Borland Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of '77. FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS 188 THE FRESHMEN wish the senior class the best in their careers and hopes of long time memories of all four Sheehan years The outside world is very big We know you'll play it right You have the best of Freshmen luck Each morning till each night THE LEO CLUB OF SHEEHAN HIGH wishes to congratulate the Graduating Class of 1977. Best wishes to all. PATRONS Mr. Mrs. David Seitlinger Future Nurses Club John Ryan and Son Plumbing and Heating T-Bowl Wallingford Pro Shop MR. DONUT Reliable Paint Hardware Co., Inc. Congratulates the Walter E. Kowalski-Realtor Graduating Class of 1977. Little Card Shop Oakdale Musical Theatre Dairy Mart-No. Turnpike Rd. New York Bakery Corp. Maaco Auto Painting Mayor and Mrs. Rocco S. Vumbaco To the class of 1977 Best wishes and Good Luck from all those teachers that have had a part in your achievement and success. 190 WALLINGFORD EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Congratulations Good Luck to the Class of 77 ZANDRI'S CATERING SERVICE INC. We cater any meal for any type of occasion 95 Quinnipiac St. Wallingford, Conn. 269-4055 269-6695 GENO ZANDRI Pete Malone I want you Guess Who? BOY S HOCKEY TEAM- I LL MISS YOUI-MO My Fnend -Feedbag and Dog are______; GREAT! Love always. Trigger. Peter. I'll always be yours! Sponge ABJS-see I finally gave Ralph up (ZEKELADY) I LOVE FRECKLES LOVE ALWAYS TERRI GAIL Prebie I’m gonna get you BOUNCED yet!J THANKS GIN 12 24 75 LOVE YA KIT LINDA RIK FOREVER THANKS TO BIOLOGY 5-15-76 DRAFTING HIGINA LOR ROBIN KIT YO- SEMITE SAM SAYS CATCH A TORNADO!!!! MARIA D.-THAT'S ITALIAN' RB.MD TUCK. HOW ABOUT A BIKE RIDE CLUB)?RAS 1 HEUBERGER-HOLD THE PICKLES. PLEASE! HEY! POSING FOR ANIMAL CRACKERS’ MONDO-IM- POSSIBLE THINGS ARE POSSIBLE! TAXI-TRUE FRIEND. LUV YA. MISS YA! RACH Gallon Team nul That'sa Nice JI(Bean) 8ye-I'll miss you From Paul S PG JS LOVE IS BEING TOGETHER ROK THANKS FOR A GOLD FRIENDSHIP SHAZ ' DONNA SHORT is a Good sport BARRETA GRFG K YOU MAKE ME HAPPY LOVE SHARON BillyLee and ME will be FREE ROCK CHUCK GREATEST COUPLE EVER GLS RICK I LOVED YOU NOV.2. 1975 -SHARON G S. Wishing you were here L.F CHRIS I MISS YOU SORRY LOVE SHARON DON'T EXCUSE OR CONDEMN BUT UNDERSTAN JT LD DM NH KR CD are GREAT-Nancy K Gonna miss the bio gang of per 7 BETH Sue Al Remember The Promise You 2 Made Me WellPromises Cannever BeBroken LoveSheila SueEle MomcaDean GregJohn RyneEl NancMike BE HAPPYEVERY DAYOFYOUR LIFElove She.la Good Luck-Sheila. Sean. BilI.Randi-M.S Dean-1 Love You-Monica! (Scootch) Mon. Guess What? I Love You! Deano 77 Congradulations Monica Love Mom Dad Best Wishes Class of 77-The Stupaks We ALL LIVE m a WILD submarine C C GUSL- ING CHOP IS the MASTER of LINGUS! PINS AND NEEDLES Good Luck AT A M AL .?!!?LYNN' Our Best Wishes to the Class of '77 Mr Mrs. Arpad Kovacs Success to you all Tinsmps-You're all mine! 5-28-75 Electricians Turn Me on Love Munchkin DO YOU BELIEVE IN THE MATH GHOS- T?????YOUNEVER DIDSEE THATSPARK. Dl- DYOU JIM ?!AL PAT. George frazierLemone-o PoloponeesPK 52875THEMOST BEUTIFUL DAYOFMY LIFE ILOVE Lets go tothe KeyCLub Convention girls' YOUFOR EVER PSACK I'LLMlSS YAAT UCONN LOVE YEM WEE TAKIN AH BAV OOM! MEMORIES DEC. 22 DANNY. LOVE.MARYJO PAUL-1 LOVE YOU-SUE 5 24 76 Never forget LH 4 GOOD MORNING. TOM' DORUrs Rbigger A harderBut M.neRLouder HAV NOEL-WHERESnu25? IFIFINDIT CANIKEEP IT?VC NOEL-1 LOVE YOU-VICK OCT3 4-EVER MOONSHINE GIRLS-THANX 4 ALL THE LAFS! HEY MJ whats that Hitting The Wall? VINNIE-I Love you-PAULA NOV. 5.1975 LETS GO TO The BUNKERS DMAJB 7 9 76 KerAShel 2 Sisters with love forever GOOD LUCK BEAR. TAKE IT EASY...sean LASHES How's the willow tree ILY PASH Jill Cheryl Meredity. I Love YOU only tk LuAnn Post is going out with Derok Longmum fromthe 8ay City Rollers Believe itornot Wow Mr Hill Thanks foryour helP HAVE AGOOD ONE! Hey Bert. BachBach Boch BockBoc BocBoctk DON'T BECOME A PUNTER TO GK -JS 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 ALWAYS Anyone who bought a booster is full of The world is like one big soccerball To JP from PC wear kneepads nexttime Leggo My Eggo TO VT. JC. RD DG ITS HOWIE STANGE TIME TO-TIO-I-WANT-YOUR-TAPE-JOB-CLEATS-OZ 73 s A 88 s TO THE FLAKES ON 8-BYE-PK Lots of Luck CLASS OF 77 MR.KENNEDY BOOM BOOM AND BOBO FOREVER !!! Are you as good as the other 54. Bob? How's the Weather up there Rudolph? LETS HEAR IT FOR CABLE RADIO WMTS CHS Windy. Sharon. Jo. and me-FRIENDS Good luck Brother John luv sister SUE Tammy A yoyoi 'four'e 1 with me! Kns!! ALLEN!! MY NOSE HURTS!!!!! SUE Remember shmucky! DOR. SUE. BeTH THANKS TO MR G. MR M. MISS L WE MADE IT Patrick. I'll Miss you. Love ya. Nancy HEY EDDIE' WHO CARES WHAT THEY THINK! 4 1 76 LB and Em Forever !!!!!!!!!!!!!! JIMMY PLUS MARY EQUALS JIMMY JR.-ROSP CARE PICKS UP OLD MEN IN BARS (FLA 76) CARE'S MY BUDDY ALWAYS FROM SPIDERJAY R.K.J WE LL ALWAYS REMEMBER TURKEY DAY LET'S GO TO P-TOWN PAMMI. ROBBI. AKATHI FLORIDA IS FOR FRIENDS MD. TO. CM JP !! ROBIN W A CARE HAVE 4 THINGS IN COMMON Benny just one more year buddy BGST JAN 16 A DATE TO REMEMBER LINN A PAUL Robert and Beth 6 per study! A M is ticklish kw A4 Ann. Right here? In Sr.Ct? You coming?' Kevin B Are you friendly? The Shrimp Bud-COLOUR MY WORLD Love Always-Lynne RIP M ROYAL LOVE FROM US COL JAN NAN Good Luck 77 - Mr and Mrs Barbeau M-l LOVE YOU and I always WILL-D Lollipops and Prince charmings pwA5Q Good Luck to 77 - Katherine Barbeau College is a fountain of knowledge where many go to drink SKIHIGHAT LOON you are beautiful class of 77 ITS FL TIME MR HOULTHAN SAM •Tick Tick and sam Tob and Buttercup HACAHO-WhAt A TeAM! ThAnks HAC Ken-ThAnks for 4 10 76 It WAs superCH Romano, your something Else! Cm-Cm Eileen. Lets steal a mug from Lums CH Poston Ivy League KM. KL. PF RF DC IM� Perez Pastry Incorporated lunch 1 JWW Western Civ 2 Od 4 74 75Ym A Yang! Did you start your bunson Mid|«. Mouth SalDean DavePutt EncTim TomKevm MikeJRW YOU BETCHA-DAVE 12 8 76 LOVE YA DONNA THE HATJE FAMILY AND GRANDPA MAX WAY TO GO GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM 1977 DONNA AND TERESA NEVER KNOW WHOS NEXT ROMO. Mrs W THANKS for everything! D.H Jeanette-MAKING FRIENDS-4 Ever-DONNA Kenny and Bruce-7 30 TONIGHT-DONNA p5 Kevin-Good Luck in your sr year-DONNA To-u-love-UNDERWEAR-but-l LOVE you-DH FRIENDLY-FOLKS-AT-DIME SAVINGS-TPKE Verdalmi's-2 2 77-OH WHAT A NIGHT-dh Robin. Kath. Donna-Remember DIRTY ERNIE PJ'S Desoto is a junk-up with ponchos Mike Sperzel has got the WINGS!!!!!!! MIKE-Love ya atways-Karen 61276A 12976 Men with no Answers' Ask no Questions DONNA MARK 3 21 75 forever Good Luck PAT AND DONNA TAKE CARE-ME MIKE MAKES MY DAY!!!!!!!!!' � ME JAICMOCA OBCEOB-I think your cute'!'! DP BEST WISHES TO YOU AND MARK-PS BAR 14 ALWAYS 12-76 1 77 LOVE PS MR I'll write-l DONT KNOW WHAT TO SAY 10 minutes to go . Mrs. O'Connor Hi NG DS ML PW JM PC MR REYNOLDS JPl Good Luck Class of 77 F.D and K M To Wendy with a wind of change KH GOOD LUCK ROGER ANO ALLEN—SUE UNDA TO VZ-Remembering a special friend!!! MK-remember justwait. u-too forever 1 me VKX5SH POOSH CAUGHT IN A HAMSTER WHEEL LISA-REMEMBER THE SKI TRIP-KEVIN!!!!! SKYVIEW-LORI RINNEY HEATHER USA TOMKEVIN HEATHER YOU FOX SEE YOU IN CALIFORNIA MR MRS SALVATORE RASCATI Cheryl — THE SKY IS BLUE!!!!!!!!!!!TK BlNG-does Mmute Maid come in cartons TO MR GANNON MAYBE NEXT YEAR ANDY 76 BLASKI 6, LAZUK REMEMBER ME PASHLEY!!! Don't Want No Dope Smokin' in the car BEST OF EVERYTHING TO ALL FROM A247 CPCTCSSS ASASAS MAY WE MEET AGAIN PRTH DEDE U GOT IT!-FITZY-U-0 ME A GRIS8IE WINK- I M GLAD WE RE FRIENDS-NET! HERMAN-R-U-SINGLE? GUS WANTS TO NO-JEN MOUTH AND LIPS FOREVER TO BED CHRIS! MONDO-NX YR THE CLOSETS ALL YURS-MCDO KEN-U-NVR-NO-WHOS-LISTN-CRASH-NVRMIND NOTH-FINR-THN-T-B N ROWOOD-DNR-N-MORN Ho-remember all our GOOD TIMES-HACK Lon how many feet do you havc’??FOUR THE SUMMER OF '76 NAD MY GRAND PRIX'!!RE- MFMRFR MlCKFYs Hill RIGHT B S ? JC ILL TAKE YOU FOR A RIDE ANYTIME!!! Good Luck sophmutes fromthe Puuparts WE'VE ONLYJUST BGUN2 LUV. SOFAK AWAY EZ MH DOPEY AND SLEEPY FUTILE FROM ERPS ro UHG WITH LOVE JUST U fME MEMORIES OF CE CM TORY LOR CHAS ROM- PYOU CAN TEASE JUST DON T KFFP IT UP for a real quickie CALL JH. MGM. ORRA GOOD LUCK MR AND MRS MCKEE HEY DM; ICANT WAIT UNTIL 4 20 81SEEYA President of FSW club sleazy TAX. ClN. HERM. KEN. BLOND-GOOD LUCK RACH DGGRATYER SHUH? MEMBR HULKIAO IDASRAIS LSLSYRRIT! BTWHRTHY?AHHHSHED SNIGET ITLDG! TO LAS. YOURE A GOOD KID! LOVE DRAG JR CLASS 8EST WISHES FOR YOUR SR YEAR Chs. Little miss pnss You deserve nothing, you big Kiss!!! Senior Girls BLR-OUR LOVE MAY GROW FOR ALL WE KNOW SENIOR. YOURBEST YEARMYA-S. LOSERS KPCMJW ToCOSMOand The GANG 7HANKS FOR THE BIG TIMFS Wild Bills Apple picking crew 5 days a week Sac. Lavs Willie. Rach. BUT Hawkl Pam.Pam. M G.. celeste, and suz. goodluc To Hack from Freddy Also DeD — R F. God! We made it home! FRAMPTON 7 1 76 Mary Remeber OurSummer Thurs Nues Bet R8TCMMBDMD Remember HCSAC 11 15 76 One of these days we'll be buddies 9 76 Breakfast? Bet. Oel. Mud SusHap 2 4 77 Sue B Remember all the Good timesMM BDDO YouReally Want ToGoTo School Today?MM Remember Stiff, punky MG PIXIE JP POLAND FOREVER OH GLEN WHAT A FINE MEATBALL U ARE DMZ Oh! To Be a halflmg like Baggms Hey Supie! Youre full of miaSma' Spike Let's get a moontan ! Nitchky Nitchky NUMBER 105 SAYS GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’7 Mr. and Mrs. J. POLNAR Monty Cornder AFred FairpnceJoe Dough Spike-Nitchken itchkevou PerturbMe-Supi Engle. remember the BCR's ? Lu Chns Nancy and Steve January 19. 1975 DRAG ME DOWN JENNIFER. NO IM SORRY WATCH FORTHE GOGGUILES AT THE LIBRARY KATHYG THERES MORE TOLOVE THAN SAYINGlT Dear Tubby I Love Ybu! SUE-You know me. and I miss you Paul Memories ofa chalet named Lakewood PWS F.fers Do It Better YF D LUCK TO JODY BOB PAT DEAN LUV SUE LIN GOOD BY TO BILL MIKE COACH FROM THE UP- COMING MEMBERS OF THE VGALLON TEAM NEG SJM-Dec 29 75 How's it GOING LUB U NORA-COLL GO CARTS SUMMER 76 CHATHAM 191 STEVE NORA DEC 29 75- MICKEY 4 NEC Joe Rick 10-29-76 parties andbeach RF DJC re- member theCOP? PADstop shaking! DAVID! CONCERTS' MUSIC! ANDYOU FORFVFR- PAT DAVID JOHN LOVES PATTY BABBY HAWSAGBP DS-How about the aplanes? TOOTTOOT-PS TO TEDDY THANKS CO LORADO SEE LOVE REE DAVE-1 LOVE 4-EVER-PAM 12 27 75 POOPSCHNOCK I LOVE YOU-POOPSCHNOCKEE! HEY Barrels, remember Bio-321? JUGS YOU ME WE RE SPECIAL-12 21 76SdARE PAUL-Wish it could've worked out-MUCK SW EM HEY INTACT HOWS YOUR T-SHIRTS! Bobby dothe airplanes really comem atmte? No More Nick Baby OK Nick Baby TMBL! ALADIN SANE MICHELOB COLUMBIANIKayGee HELP SAVE THE WHALES ! Bowie is great TEE BEE-Qe think your cute. FH-EM-KS!! TomARose together For ever SHNOOK!3 AMEASTH ARTFORDON BABYAND VRMVRM BLOW YOUR FACE OUT! BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN! BOWIEFREUD WARHOLD ALTLOUREED IAN- HUNTER! HEY DC YOUR PRETTY CUTE KNOW THAT!!!! Danny I love You. Forever DC 13 FOR EVER RIGHT ALDO. TULL REIGNS!DS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of '77 She's my hunnybunny sweetypie Ellengirl Love is sweet when the girl is YOU!! GOOD LUCK ELIANO FROM ROBERT BUNNY. MARCH 6. 1976-March 6. 1977. and AL- WAYS! ILYSFMICS! MO MICHAEL I'm too tired!! El. M This year I want 18 Will you count? SEX remember Cape Cod KathJan StacRob JOHN AND MARY SEPT 26 1975 WAWGMB?ILY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '77 STRUCKER A BERTO MARCH 1 76 KB NG ! Linda and Guz 6 27 76 STll L WEEBLES WOBBLE BUT THEY DONT FALLDOWN FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE Mr. A Mrs Ralph Ives DEAR RON SEE YOU NEXT YEAR HA HAIDOPE To Veronica TheHot DogQueen! Lori. Lois. Lee VERONICA THE TELEPHONE GIRL TO WW REMEMBER AUGGY MY SON MY SONIVZ Mrs. Clittton Barton 9 29 76 Good Luck The Distasio Family Good Luck From Mrs Bertha Ives The Class of '79' is mighty Fine!!!!! To Art-Our Spanish speaking Friend.rt LETS FACE IT TOM - YOU CANT PLAY POOL Good Luck to the Seniors of '79 Good Luck Mr Green and his teams!!!!!! CONN STATE PD JPDBTBPR WRPHJJDR MCEB 10 CONN FINAST SUPERTROOPERS JohnP Da- veB HOGLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS Good luck Class of 79. MrAMrs A Werner JEFF A THE PLRGFROM RIWICKED! SKOOSUX LIZT Bumper. Where? I think I have found where right here under my nose!! Fanny PG-When its Right ya know it UKNOWWHO Polacks make better lovers Mr Moran!! Good luck Class of 78A79. Shelly Bumper remember spot 3 forever! Fanny Pooh bear. I love you!! Fonny 8 27 76 Florida here I come Good bye The Pits! Good Luck Sammy Davis Jr wes JMARD Hey Cheerleaders, lets do the hula-hop To the 50 milers of 76 If you can find it. you can inspect it Im not proud TB THANKS FOR ALL THE GOOD TIMES. TO SP. JS. AND LS. FROM AF. POST 10 CSP. POST 16 WILL LIVE ON ALWAY K K IN THE PALM OF MY HAND • ALLSTATE LCB3-U COULDNT SCORE PTS IF U TRIED!! RB III Always Love you MR Rem MAY MM Partying summer 76 I LOVE YOU to MR Good Luck To THE CLASS OF 77 Kim Jon just wendt by! If Tim culd see me now! I miss you! TO BECKY 0. AND CLASS OF 77 GOOD LUCK THANK God HaLF throuGH HALF TO GO GOODLUCK PAT'S CLASS John Bob ATim Jimmy I WISH YOU Were Still here TM STEVE SCAMBOTI I WISH YOU WDULD LIKEME Good Luck From Mrs. James W.O'Connor I'll LetYou BelnMy Dreams IflCan BelnYours YouCant FoolEvery OneAlways ButYou CanTry The Class of 1976 was Better!!!G.L 77 Want A Kosher Pizza? Go to Isreal!! CZ THANKS FOR THE LOVE YOU GAVE ME RM TO SHAZ THANKS FOR EVERYTHING A CZ RM NJ A VC 10 3 76 4 EVER DIANA-ROUND TWO IS WONDERFUL-LElGH(?) HEY STARSKY-LETS HAVE A STAKEOUT-HUTCH SHARON-LET'S HAVE A SLOE GIN SMILE-?? Hosh.ss Gretta REMEMBER BETTYBOOPM.G AH WOO TAKIN AH BAWDOM? JO-VIC JOHN Remember Stairway to Heaven S.K. SKI 93 JAN 7 8 9 RM 97 LD NK NH DM77 hey GRAY butterfly forev er love PORKY Ron Sorry I Didnt mean it Love Cheryl Jon. net. Cheryl. Cin lets get High-Bubs 3 LW with JCSMSO KWLVKR pants CRAZY!?! GOOD LUCK AND TAKE CARE PTCLSLDL KWLUVR!! True Friendship. CilocaRoBe MAM's and Roses Forever Going to be were tomorrow ma?-WCH Cmdi-My boots are missing! PR Feb 4 Not everyone has a president-sister' FITZ' I LOVE THOSE CHEEKS!!! CHERYL Craig Fenton is an ILG tomPauland Tim Mr and Mrs Francis Salvato JOHN I LOVE YOU! YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT! GOOD LUCK TO MR CIGAS JANE. AND STUDENT COUNCIL 77-78! LOVE. MO GOODLUCK CLASSOF 77” RAMRS ROBERT DORSEY Micheal Kraskowski Good Luck Kolakowski Family SLEEPING GIANT ICE CREAM PARLOR CONE! WeT TOWELS. DIRTY CLOTHES. I'LL MISS YA I'll be getting a room! StefeA Thea-Be careful. I LOVE YOU. BE HOME AT TEN!T Chris BJ U were A are SPECIAL TO ME S Most of all there's some living to do! I have no yesterdays-time took them . Never before have I loved so mucy KAC MR. MANNION-WHERES YOUR IDCARD? KNAML MARK ALAN COLE LYMAN HALL I LOVE YOU! 0 WE KNOW WHO OUR FRIENDS ARE WE ARE LOVE. J CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '77 FROM MRS C. CASANOVA OMZ: Thanks for everything it's been fun. Never a dull Moment. GJC Good luck to future football teams 500 BOOSTERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?! Mr Gannon Thanks ForTime And Patience YEARBOOK STAFF IS GREAT !!!! Good luck you guys keep in touch!!!!!! Hey Hep. How's your liver? HACAHO MR GANNON THANKS FOR EVERY THING ANDY LOIS ALMEIDA LOVES TERRY RYAN TALWAL To SHEILA AND CHERYL FROM MAGGOTS!! CARE'S SNACKBAR-JAY'S LUNCHEONETTE! HEY HAG-HOW YA DOING? LOVE WRETCH!! TO GFH BB SB YOUR THE BEST LOVE MRS M TPC WHATS MTS GONNA DOWITHOUT YOU? SHARON YOU LITTLE RASCAL!! JHill Thankx 4 use of cabinet PASHLEY CHERYL ONLY TWELVE MINUTES LEFT — WERB DAVE-REMEMBER DEC5. 1976! HOWS MRSHILLY BoozeA Booze till we start to snooze! GOOD LUCK TO ALL MY FRIENDS-ICS DOUG. DANNY. BEAR. WEEWEE AT WAWAS!! DEB Powder Puff Cheerleaders strip at 50yd Stephen B. I Love you! M M MsZ Nx-time-ur-n-town-haf-sm-tyro-nUs REMEMBER 102676 HOPE IT LASTS PAT2 MR GANNON MR MANNION MR REYNOLDS- MUCH LOVE AND THANKS. YOU'RE BEAUTI- FUL-JEANIE MARY A KEMO P MARYMUTES I LOVE KEMO PatAPat October 26. 1976 BEST OF LUCK PAT- LOVE MEG. A JANE French fnesA yodels forever 10 26 76 Youll drive uswild we ll drive youcrazy MAL Nane KAH Col Lynn A Deb-Luv Ya All JT Hey EdAPat-Padiddle-Little Dimps RICK-OCT28-MASS-FEB-PARTY-ILOVEYOU-JO n McCarthy lets hit the slopes haiha! P.L. ITS TIME TO RAKE THE FRIZZ RARDY YOU ARE THE SUNSHINE OF MY LIFE LOVE LUCK AND PLEASE CLEAN YOUR ROOM RAY s CAR SERVICE WISHES YOU WELL CL Where are my longjohns? And my sock GARTH AND CHERYL DECEMBER 7 1977 Nancy, want to do yourself a favor? Pat Good Luck Seniors Mr Sylvestro Potholes A Whoppers-JG.KL. MDAJA 10 76 Ms. Lust- Read any Good Lit lately? 1 Love My Polkadot Cutie! DAF-44 (with the sun roof) Lives on! It's Don A -The Rhinestone Sophomore! 2-Gun. WHERE'D ALL THE TIME GO? BUGSYLoves ya and will miss u Nest Year!! Dean. Always Remember Me. Love ya Meg GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 77' THE LAWRENCES Good Luck Class of '77 from a friend GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 77 THE MENDYKA'S Good Luck Grads GOOD LUCK FROM DERBY KID KLE1288 GOOD LUCK Best of Luck Class of 77 and to 75 HEYDARLA IKEPTYOUR SECRET BOUTSNAKES! Clemente Remember 9:25 and March 1 JOAN GOOD LUCK GLEN YOUR GOING TO NEED IT FWENCH TWE H POUR DEMAIN CH PT TWE 4.5A sex! YOU GONNA HADA DO DA WORK TA GET DA HONORS CWEDIT! FROM THE WRONGSIDE BEST OF LUCK! THE STAIGER FAMILY BASKETBALL NUMBER 40-ILY DG Keep Makin em' Big, Love your walk I LOVE YOU KEBY Hey BUDDY I Love you 1-16-76 A Forever Good Luck SAUSAGE FINGERS from PER 2 HURRAY Shorthand I Joan Fobcrg Dumpy Dave Dabbles in PARTICULARS! TKT BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM THE CREW OF WMTS-TV ED AND LOU 4 1 76 MAKE WAY FOR THE CLASS OF 1978 !!!!!! BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1977 I've hadit withyou CindyGoodluck BycWrite LF HOW ya doing Sis TM Ive had it with you Connie KEEP INTOUCHA8 I'm Going To GET you WY!!! C A ICH LIEBE DICH BIENE A7 ROBBY IM HAPPY WL U YOUR MINE LUV SD YOUVE gotice cream dripping offyChris AB Laura tobeornot tobethat isthe question Diane. Ill trynot to forgettne soctaire formsy out aughtme youknow whatimean huh? AB Good Luck Jeannette You need it! MOM Hey Rick-sure alot of lights in Wld??80B. I pick the better movies! COLLEEN CapeCod OldSaybrook beaches4 everKWDSBW! B08BY-BE AGGRESSIVE!!! FRIENDLY RememberALLThe GoodTimes PTKWCLLMSLAO! Powerlmes CT ST CV PB-muddy socks!!! see you All Freshman next year mabeMM Cheryl A John Fall '78 Hey TRACEHCHIP-remem- ber. there IS A LOT more there than just being PROUD of you-DONA VINNIE-There may be more beautiful times: but this ono is ours -IOVE PAULA CATHAVIC-Remember the cookie$!!-DONNA CHIP-How long is it gom to take you? PAULA-HaveaGreatSr. Yr.lLOVEYOU-VINNIE Every Good Buddyobeys the Law MLVDOG Call me tomorrow at ten or one you fill up my sense. Lonely Nights Mo. you're the spitting im- age of Mr. Caruth Bark at all-strange Dogs. COOL MOD STUD BUDDY! PAVEMENT 76 Man I didn't get a stereo!! WHA YOU MEAN YOU CAN'T HEAR ME! Lenorc. Amys. Cramus. Judy. TERESA. Rollo.Sis- ter Lorelei the pedigreed Whippet The Snack Bar Will Close in one Minute! WAIT TREASURE OF MONTECUMBE Lori, are you paralyzed? WHAT A RUSH!! The PONTIAC and the CHRYSLER WILL LIVE FOR- EVER! HAIRNETS. PINS. ETC. CHICKEN HOUSE-PICKET MOUSE? COOP POOP John Cronan-campmg Aug 76’ PASS-OUT! TRIG- GER counts negative numbers, too. You guys-THIS STUFF IS GREAT!! Lori, d you come to any meatballs, yet? These french-fries are RAUU! Tsee-burgers. whistle pops. sWiss Chocolate al- mond sundaes. 2 raisins per nut. BREAKFAST ONCE A WEEK! Ellen, tell them about thesandals !MYA WAIT! HE'S WEARING A PUKA SHELL NECKLASE-DISQUALI- FY HIM IMMEDIATELY! (If not sooner!) RUGBY. PUCK. AND SEAN! Joe No Class. Joyce no personality! I could use one! LAYAWAYS EVIL EYE! SPONGE. “KM YOUR CROCODILE TEETH-LIZARD. LORIA LORRAINE-MY DAD'S-GREAT! FEEDBAG. HOW ABOUT ANOTHERTOM COLLINS DOG. BOY YOU GOT A LOT LEFT ... Hli.mmm .. .1 DON'T UNDERSTAND! WAY TO- GOG HOW BOUT 55-BKCAMTH-SOMETHING SPECIAL MAUREEN. KC4DONALD-THANK- HOCKEY TEAM GOOD LUCK JOYCE MATTIE LOVESHAR A FAMILY To Auntie Joycie From Deb And Jimbo GOOD LUCK TO THE MASSARE FAMILY LOVE TO MY OTHER DAUGHTER DONNA HATJE To Don Don From Debbie A Jimbo YEARBOOK 76 VOLUME 1 OF OUR LIFE SSAD MAD PET HEYMIKE PUT MOREWOOD ON THEFIRE DDBSKG MM810 MAY I MAKE A SUGGESTION TO THE CUSS OF '77.........BEsuccessfull M J. Nunn I DO would if I could But i can't so I won't BREAKER 19. MAD MURRAY A GOLDEN LADY!! GOOD LUCK ANN AND BETTY !!! ANTOMLLAN VONEKATOOPKJACK! 8NGARY!!!!!! DING DONG! Is JANIE HOME?-KA. BN. ANPKLL LYMAN HALL IS NO. 4 — KA. PK. BN. ANALL! Good Luck to Colleen and Bobby To Colleen The Best of Luck Always BEST OF LUCK MR 4 MRS DAVID DOHERTY ICE CUBES ARE FOREVER-GARY AND KATHY BEST OF LUCK TO COLLEEN NOW A FOREVER DADDY'S LITTLE ONE ALWAYS LinnJane NancyKNora NancyH I LOVE YOU cd BRUCE-YOU CAN BUY ME FOR 1 CARAT!-MO BH I Love You! 1 76 REMEMBER ME! CD OECEMBER 24 NOVEMBER 1982 SCOTCHA LHS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977! THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE CUSS OF 1977! BHACD April 76A4 ever Love ya-BH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977!FLF A CW and the HAT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of 1977! Chuck Ybu won't GET you HAT BACK..... Re- member the Girl's Nights Out RSPKJD CW Remember Kath's Christmas Party? Bug IDAHO Gran LHHSJr Starsky Charger 25 away 11 home from foot Whata doll Eng7th Youmade itgreat Youknow whoyou are! Best Wishes to the Class of 77' GOOD LUCK SENIORS MRAMRS C.Skalicky I HOPE YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT! MrAMrs A BELTRAMELLO GOODLUCK SENIORS Karen and Gene. April 7,76 for always Best Wishes seniors from Mrs S Kusha Mr A Mrs NOEL JORDAN III 10-3-76 HEY VC I LOVE YOU NJ 10-3-76 IFYOU FIND THE 25thYOU CAN KEEP IT 10-29-76 A 10-30-76A 10-3-76 FOREVER NJ A VC Love Was Made In Heaven TO FINGERS and little FINGERS GOODLUCK 9 Arlq R'uu juf. hb uxen hxdKanwmj 2576 TJBoehner lhadalot offun thinking of you DEAR JO-you're soft!Loveya! KIR!! N Kobrin Thanks for everything LoveMartN No 34 Varsity B-Ball You're GREAT! LESLIE LINE AIMEE WILL STRIKE AGAIN!! BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 77 !!!!! HEY FRAN MAYBE NEXT YEAR WE'LL GET'EM GOOD LUCK TO MY SONE THE CAPTAIN (KEN!) BESTWISHES ANDSVCCESS FORYEARS TO CO- MEMD CONGRATUUTIONS KATE FROM HEAD DOGGIES IN THE STREET ROAMING; RABID. FOAMING. J. MORRISON 1970. ALEX. FORALL THE GOODTIMES. SADTIMES. LAUGH TIMES. SILLYSENTIMENTL TIMES. (CE- LEBRA TEYOU. MYFRIEND. MYLOVE. MYLIFE SUE B TO SHEIUB THE WORLD. GOODLUCK NEXT YEAR. ENJOY YOURSENIOR YEAR. ITWILL GO- BYFAST ERTHAN YOUTHINK. B.T.BlG TIMES. LOVEALAND SUE C.C. sknngls 2Times Harder Thanlt Looks But3 Times MoreFunl 28 77 Reledfmtle Exint MH clickLFclickLDclick Who Cares? No One MsSMrG-l wouldnt Have MadeltWithout You! One Weeks WorthOf Camping InOne DayAug 76 eh To the yearbook staff of 77-78: Deadlines are made to be met not missed! SHMUCK POWER FOREVER! cm + ps. TILTWYBEYA FHTWANY BNTNNY IMY. oh Abie Hello To DonJ -From Your Friend In VT DG -Always dreams never reality. Why POWDER PUFF WAS BIG STUFF! WE BEAT 'EM IfYor FriendsAre ThereEvery thingsAlright Breaker 19 to Class of A77-All the good numbers to you from the 'Lil Dad