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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

REFLECTIONS 1979 MARK T. SHEEHAN HIGH SCHOOL Wallingford, Connecticut Cover design by Jeff Wilson to Mr. Moran, advisor and friend, with sincere appreciation for your wisdom and care, and your undying spirit throughout the timeless hours that have ended all too quickly. 2 ITHIN THESE PAGES Dedication 2 Land On A Hill 4 Little People 17 Chap. I The Pages 20 Chap. II The Knights 26 Chap. Ill The Nobles 32 Kings And Queens 41 Chap. I The Kings And Queens 42 Chap. II Babes 80 Chap. Ill Last Will And Testament 86 Chap. IV The Royal Register 90 Castle Life 117 Chap. I Warriors 118 Chap. II The Games 148 Magicians, Wizards, And Gods 181 Marketplace 199 rorld was an infinite void, and the void ling, but there was order and purpose. ; was begun. As countless eons passed, and took new form, and the World was And the Ocean took life and it moved. 5 orth from the waters came Land, soaring peaks towards the sky. And the trees grew tall upon the Land. In the midst of a great forest there stood a hill, its feet ringed by the trees, but its crown bare agains the rising sun, fpr surely this was the place of a new dawning. % tafcWfc ■ 8 he Hill, as it was desi Man, the budding flov of discovery and imaj serve and investigate, yet understand. But, i were set upon the sui gned by the Gods, was the birthplace of ver of this Land. And the Hill was a land nation. Here, young man began to ob- and discover, things which he could not iow seven ages past, great halls of stone nmit of the Hill. he Castle was named Sheehan, “Land of a Hill,” and was also I the design of the Gods. And of the Castle there was the Hall of I Reason and Understanding, where the men would begin to I comprehend the meaning of all they had observed on the Hill. I But also, there was the Tower of Search, where a man could M see more than mere distance, but rather might hope to sense something of the purposes of Heaven. But the men would not be alone in their cause. 11 1 “- “1 n their wisdom, the Gods created also the magicians and wizards, counselors of Man. And the counselors were to reveal new and beautiful things to the men, and help them in the understanding, and their goal. For the men had been set, innocent, on a predestined course, the purpose of which was ■■■'■ I not to be revealed to them until the journey had been complet- ed. 1 he Men, now called Students after the course of their life work, that is - study, began to grow and reach forth toward this appointed purpose. And as they grew, the Students were really moving towards theie destination, and future. Their destina- tion was the completion of their study life, upon which they __ would be known as Reflectors. The Reflectors would pass from the Land on a Hill to another world and another life, which would be their own. And in this world they would use all their understanding to pursue the unending search for their future. ach age, as a group of Reflectors passes from Sheehan, they are replaced by a similar group of a younger race. And these people, in their turn, grow and reach toward the common destination. ________________ The total journey has been scperated into four levels of growth, and the Stu- dents of each took on their own name: the Pages, the Knights, the Nobles, and the Kings and Queens BOOK I LITTLE PEOPLE THE PAGES THE KNIGHTS THE NOBLES IS Chapter I THE PAGES nee upon a new time there were the Pages of 1979, and they were the youngest race who lived upon the Hill in that age of the Land. For the Pages were Students of the first level of knowledge and growth. And in those people was embodied the spirit of new beginnings that all Men had known. In their time were begun ties of friendship that would last for ages and beyond. It is said that they came from the Spring of Life and that their arrival in the World was much like that of the first Men, though the manner of their coming was known only to the Gods. A CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer Annarose Mclillo; Vice- President Sue Thurston; President Maurrccn McGowan; Secretary Jenni Darius The Pages found their new World enchanting, and the Magicians took delight in opening to them many new and wonderful things. Yet an enor- mous task lay before those people in their first age; that of experiencing the four ages of learning, and reaching the common destination of all Stu- dents. It was only with the guidance of the counselors and the fellowships of Students that this goal could be achieved. CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Page, Mr. Castaldo, Mrs. Foberg 0lf(t Chapter II THE KNIGHTS nee upon a changing time, there were the Knights of 1979, who were of the second age of learning, in that time of the Land. Those people were no longer so young as they had been, and were developing at a rapid rate. Their age was one of change and growth, as they had established themselves and were expanding and testing their limits. And they were showing themselves to be an integral aspect of the whole community. The task of the Knights was to grow with the changes and accept many new things into their lives. They, too, had been set upon the path that leads to the destination for all students, and were making their own way along their journey in the World. ADVISORS Mr. Reynolds. Mr. Mannion, Miss Leon- ard OFFICERS President Joanne Hatjc; Vice-President Mike Kolakowski; Secretary Debbie Fitzimmons, Trea- surer Kathy Murphy TITANS 28 31 Chapter III THE NOBLES nee upon a challenging time, there were the Nobles of 1979, who were Students of the third level of understanding, in that age. Class Officers: presidcnt-Sue Parziale; vice-president-Sarah Jankowski (missing from picture); secretary-Paula Mu- shinski; treasurer-Bob Oswald. And the third age was one of chal- lenge, as the Students of that time were considered more near in nature to the Reflectors than to the Pages and Knights, and were close to their time as Kings and Queens. The age was a diffi- cult one for the Nobles, and yet they made vast strides in the way of under- standing their own lives. And in this time, preparations were begun for the after-life, be- yond Graduation, and these plans would be consummated in the final age. Advisor: Mr. Carrano. Ms. Blazi. Miss McGovern. 32 35 37 39 BOOK II KINGS AND QUEENS THE KINGS AND QUEENS BABES LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT THE ROYALE REGISTER Chapter I THE KINGS AND QUEENS nee upon a majestic time, there were the Kings and Queens of the age 1979, and they were the greatest amongst all the people of Sheehan. They were the oldest and the mightiest and the wisest Men of the Hill, in their time. For these were Students in the fourth and final level of growth, and very close to the realization and completion of their purpose in the Land, and to their destiny beyond. As Kings and Queens they would move on toward the Graduation ceremony, and soon be known as Reflectors. But these Students had lived long in the Land and worked very hard, and had passed the many tests of their abilities. The history of their four ages, which tells some of the many deeds performed by the Students, now follows (con’t. p. 78). Advisors: Mr. Moran, Mr. Hill, Miss Pierlioni Class Officers: President Pat Werner, Vice Prcsidcnt- Dcbbic Scrino. Secretary- Sandy Wallace, Treasurer- Ken Morrill GINA AGOSTINI “Shorty” I am not Gail! Always laugh while you can. it's a cheap medicine. Powder Puff Football. DECA TOM ALESSI “No. said Thorin “Child of the kindly west, there is more good than you know If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold it would be a merrier world. J.R.R. Tolkien Football 4. Track 3 TRACY ALAN ALIA “The sun'll come out tomorrow, bet your bottom dollar there'll be sun. Jus' thinking about tomorrow clears away the cob- webs and the sorrow till there’s none. “ANNIE Band 4. Orchestra I. Mixed choir I. “David and Lisa”. Out of the Frying Pan . Lab aide I. Sun- Day 78' 44 CHRIS ANDERSEN ALAN ARNESON “Squeaky” With the ropes of the past, we ring the bells of the future. Goal: to be a navy man Not to be killed on my motorcycle Tcnnn Ic.im ?_____________________________ BETH ALLEN Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but in looking outward together in the same direction T R ESTELLE ANDERSON “Stella” We must learn to Accept each other or mankind won't exist. Concerts, partyin’ JILL ARNOLD Memories are the remembrance of something beau- tiful; something beautiful are the friendships I've shared here. Madhattcrs. CHERYL AUDETTE Well. I have lost some time, but won and if you make it through You know you've just begun. GRF.EN GRASS AND HIGH TIDES FOR- EVER ... H.D.( I3) MARY E. BARBEAU “Bobo” And so you came to be my friend, to love me in your own way. as you grew inside my heart and I came to love you too (from “Friends by G.F.B.) Goals: To go to college, become a chemical engi- neer. and live a full and happy life Band 4. Mark V I DAVID BARKASY “SNAKEMAN” “Take it easy, and if it comes easy take it twice D.C. Forever CAROLYN M. BARBUTO “Kai” “If you can dream-and not make dreams your mas- ter. If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run. Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it. Band 4. Mark V 2. Twinks DEBORAH BARNES “ And here is a sunrise to set on your sill, the ghosts of the dawn moving near. They pass through your sorrow, and leave you quite still, sitting among souvenirs. Remember Moose! DRM JIM BARTOLOMEO There's A Darkness On The Edge Of Town. Football 3. Track 3. Weightlifting 3 GREGORY F. BARTLETT “Stubby” To my friend: May you someday find the strength from within to achieve peace with yourself, and harmony with others. G.D. Goal: To find myself and live freely and happily MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Fred Calatayud and Carolyn Barbuto JEFF BARTLETT “Sasquatch” So many things here to live for My trilogy in life, is an eternity. If I can maintain equal balance here in. I'll sing a happy song, sing it to everyone When I've done everything HI die once and maybe again STEVEN BATES You get out of life what you put into it Basketball 4 THOMAS BATTLES “A good moment with a friend may not last long, but can mean a lot. Enjoy good times while they last. DONNA BECHTOLD If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? I must be travelin’ on now, 'cause there’s so many places I’ve got to sec. Goal: To be happy and travel on PAUL BECKER I My home is on the stage and there I will stay Senior Play 4. Variety Show 4. AV 3. Band 3 Vi 46 KIM BECROFT Forever memories of yesterday and Cherishing To- day . It’s the moves you make which decides your future Special 1978 Luck-e MARC BEHREND How do I spell relief- G-R-A-D-U-A-TIO-N ROBERT J. BEHRENS BRENDA BEICHNER Dreams only Iasi until reality Please don't be my dream. Ed Scott 2 22 77. Variety show 76-77. Class play 76-77. German Club 78-79 DAVID M BEICHNER “BO” Goal: To explore the Canadian Wilderness JEFFREY BEIMLER The greatest of all human blessings is Peace, and the worthiest of all human efforts, the striveng for Peace. Band 4. Orchestra I. Mixed Choir I, Astronomy Club Pres.. Geology Club 2. Ski Club I RICHARD J BELCOURT JR BEVERLY BENTLY The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay caus' Love isn’t Love till it's given away. VR 8-9-76 DAVID BERSCH The shortest distance between two people is a smilc- and the greater the smile the shorter the distance -Victor Borgc STEVE BIEHL Varsity Football 4. Varsity Track I KATHLEEN BISHOP Let your life be like arithmetic. Joys added. Sorrows subtracted. Friends multiplied. Love undivided. TJ. KY. LP. LC ILY”! MOST VERSATILE: Dave Lazuk and Cheryl Vitali 47 PAUL M. BJORNBERG If you don’t like the way I’m livin’ you just leave this long haired country boy alone. “California Bound M.P JEFF BLAKESLEE “Geoff” Vanity Football 4. Vanity Track 3. Captain Foot- ball Team TOM BLYTHE “Bugzy” Ya vous l.u Blu always Ya Vous Lu Blu (more) Goals: Airforce. To be C.S.P. Soccer 2 Vi. Post 69’en Are the Best, Party Hardy THOMAS J. BOEHNER National Honor Society Junior Class President Sophomore Class Vice-President ’’Let's get together and do it again B.W DAMIAN P BONITO All of our goals can be achieved if we have the courage to pursue them Key Club 2. Yearbook Staff 2. Student Council I. AV Aide I BILL BOWEN “Bilbo” There are many roads to choose from now; Don’t Let Anyone Talk you into a dead end Vanity Swimming 4 48 WENDY LEE BOWMAN “Wendell “Wanda” So many times- more words fall useless to the ground- and only then in the silence can the truth be heard ”Te Quiero. Mami KATHY BOYLE Yesterdays are never gone with memories to look back on LINDA BREWSTER CAROLE BRONSON “Cherokee Goal: To become a commercial artist Born to be wild! Thanks Mom Dad MOST ATHLETIC: Dave Lazuk and Lori Leighton WALTER J. BURGESS GLENN CAFFERY “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by. and that has made all the differ- ence.” Varsity Soccer 4 (captain), Varsity Tennis 4 MARTIN D. CAIRNS FRED CALATAYUD Love when you can Cry when you have to Be who you must That's a part of the plan 45 -Dan Fogelberg Goal: To make a million CHRISTINE CANELLI TIMOTHY G. CANN MOST STUDIOUS: Fred Calatayud and missing from photo Carol Swenson JOHN B. CARSTEN MICHAEL F. CASEY ROMEO CERRATO ) CAROL CHARAMUT Lost and alone on some forgotten highway Traveled by many remembered by few lookin' for something that I can believe in Lookin' for something that I’d like to do with my life Goal: To be an artist Ski Club, Track manager STEPHEN CHARLTON MICHAEL D. CHASSE 50 KENNETH P. CHICHESTER “Chi” It doesn't matter whether you win or lose, just as long as you cheat!! Varsity Baseball 2, (captain I) ROBERT D. CHITTICK PALMA E. CIFONE “Penny” I saw a child on the beach Picking up shells, taking the Pretty ones, casting away the Ugly ones. Is that how wc Are judged-TD 4 ever Spec-Ed BRUCE CLARKE We can make our plans, but the final outcome is in God’s hands. Proverbs 16:1 PAUL CLEMENTE “It’s time to hold your head up above the crowd and take your turn in the game of life. Football 4. Baseball 2. Track 2. Weightlifting Club 4 DAWN CONKLING “Dawnybird” Life is like a road. There arc many directions to follow and you can always change your path. Give a smile and you'll get one back Bob-1 l.Y Girls Track 4. Captain Sr. Yr.. Girls Volleyball 4 LORI ANNE CONNOR ERNEST CORRIVEAU There are too many empty lives my friend and we just can't let them waste away. Life is a precious thing my friend and wc can’t wait another day. Mad-hatters 51 LAURIE LYNN CRAIG “Stretch” “Craiger” “There is no duty we underrate so much as the duly of being happy. R.L.S. LORI A. CRICCO “The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do. something to love, and something to hope for. J.V. Checrlcading I. Varsity Cheerleading 3. Cap- tain I CLASS SWEETHEARTS: Joe DeAngelo and Robin Vincent 52 JANET CROUSE Never stop striving for what you want out of life, for once you stop, the happiness suddenly disappears Goal: To become a Dental Hygienist Girls Basketball 3. Softball 3 JODY CUNNINGHAM God. grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can. and the wisdom to know the difference Rook- ie Twinks TERRI CURTIS If you love something very, very much, let it go free; If it doesn’t return, it was never meant to be yours; If it docs. LOVE IT FOREVER. Vanity volleyball 3 JAMES CROWTHER Don’t cross the river if you can’t swim the tide MARIANNE CURRIE “pinky” Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die. life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. ELIZABETH CWIRKA STEPHEN CWIRKA Goal: To always have my father be proud of me. JOE DEANGELO Varsity Track 4 (co-captain). Varsity Football 1 COLLEEN M. DAVIS Sometimes it's hard to know just what your heart is feeling and harder still to put into words. Love is simple You can't define it. It’s not the words but the thought behind it that counts .. H.I.’s ... I'll cherish the memories .. . PETER DELEA “There is a relation between the hours of our life and the centuries of time the hours should be instructed by ages and the ages explained by the hours. LINN D DELMOLINO Think in terms of bridges burned, think of season that must end. Everything must have an end. Like an ocean to a shore. Like a river to a stream. It's the famous finale scene. H.I.'s Times, memories. Laughter and tears. I'll treasure them always. MARK D. DEMPSEY Breathe, and let go. Open the eyes, see the light, and restfully close them. “Fear Nothing That will take care of the future. What a feeble soul you are to see so many phantoms. A.P. Herbert DENISE DEROY “Peanut” Friendship it a priceless gift that cannot be bought or sold. But to have an understanding friend is worth much more than gold. DEBORAH ANN DAIZ “DEBBIE” Always laugh when you can. It is cheap medicine WD. RU. CD. TD. Goal: To be an Executive Secretary LISE DOEHR “memphis” What!? If you love something set it free, if it is yours it will return, if it doesn't it never was. Distributive Education 2. Powder Puff Football Goal: To make life the best MARGARET DONOVAN Yes There Are Two Paths You Can Go By. But In The Long Run. There’s Still Time To Change The Road You're On. G.K. 76” Softball I EDWARD DOUKAS Frosh Football. Varsity Football 3. Track 3 (cap- um). Weightlifting 4 S4 SUZANNE A. DOYON I can do all things through Christ which strength- cncth me.” Phil 4:13 Goal: To teach lulian KAREN ECKELS A smile can never be kept, it can only be given away. KIM EMERLING MEREDITH R FELLNER CRAIG FENTON I found that simple life is not so simple! MIKE FERRAIOLO It has been a long hard fight TAMMY L. FERRAUOLA “Fred” -I Teel the capacity to care is the thing which gives life iu deepest significance DOREEN FISCHER “FISH” A FRIEND A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. Emerson Goal: To be a secretary for a lawyer JOHN FITZGERALD “Fitz” “I will remember you your silhouette will change the view of distance atmosphere.” 10 19 78 Student 4 Goal: To start my own garage BEST LOOKING: Jeff Blakeslee and Cheryl Vitali RICH FOLEY We were born, born to be wild like a true nature's child we can fly so high I never wanna die Steppenwolf JIM FREEMAN LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO LET THE GOOD THINGS PASS YOU BY Baseball team 4 fast cars, girls 55 PAULA GALLAGI The moment may be temporary; but the memory ii Forever. Captain of SHS Rag Squad Goal: To become an executive secretary LOU GELLO “Jew” Band 4. French Club 2. Drama Club I CHERYL GEREMIA I don't want to be a copy of anyone else, just the best me I can be 6 25 78- Somehow. Someday.- our two worlds are gonna be one Madhatters ELIZABETH ANN GOMBITA And a new day will dawn for those who stand long. And the forests will echo with laughter. P.G. 6 16 77 56 BARBARA GIANNINI NORA E. GLATFELTER “Gloria” “Nork” The wind never frets, the willow never weeps, the sun never sets, and my love is for keeps. Friendship is the essence of life and H.I.’s are life! Thanx for the memories. MICHELLE M. GRANT “Mick” Burn me once I’m the fool. Burn me twice you're the fool. Find my place in the sun. P.C. Amy P.P.O. 6 17 78 JJ. 10 15 78 S. VALERIE J. GRANT Smile and the world smiles with you. Cry and you cry alone. Goal: To become a Legal Secretary Powderpull Football. D.E., B.O.E. CAROLYN HAMEL “Love when you can. cry when you have to; be who you must, thats a part of the plan. Await your arrival with simple survival and one day we will all understand. D.F. MARCIA D. HANSEN Reach for the Heavens and hope for the Future, and all that we Can Be. not what we Are!! . Paul J.. from my Sophomore year(2 14 77) to my senior year. HOW FAR NOW?? RENEE HARRISON “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.” JOHN K. HECK ANNIE HILL MAY LOVE BE IN YOUR HEARTS ALWAYS The Future MR. And MRS. Walt Burrell For ETERNITY NANCY E. HINMAN 57 MOST MUSICAL: Tom King and Carolyn Barbuto BETH ANN HULICKI With a friend at hand, you will see the light; If your friends are there, then everything’s all right. Weekends St Goodtimes forever. CHRISTINE GAIL HUSENITA “Chris” Life is not special until you have accomplished something that makes you happy GOALS; To move out West to C.A. and make the best of what comes my way . To date that special guy of my dreams!!! VALERIE JACKSON If you can't dazzle them with your brilliance. Baffle them with your bull — Goal; to become a nurse 58 LINDA A. JANAUSKAS TAMMY L. JARRELL Reach out to the World. To know. To grow. To love. To say yes to life. To risk finding your real self. Varsity Cheerleading 3 RICHARD K. JAYNE “FARMER” Likes: 4x4’s, some girls, baja $ I period study halls, gear head cars. Dislikes: 7 period study, homework. Algebra 2A. geometry GOALS: To become a architectural draftsman BILL JENS WATSON “The music is reversible. Bui time is no . Turn Back. Turn Back -Jeff Lynne GOAL- FM Disc Jockey PETE JONES Sittin’ high on this mountain, lakin' in all the growth Time to throw away my problems ’cause I made cm up myself-S.M.B.O.D.-Forcver Hope Goals: To finish my DeSoto, Be understood, and leave this state WALTER H. JONES JR “Wait- Likes: Linda S..Mustangs. Drafting Dislikes- Algebra 2A For Some, Life Is A Breeze. For Others. It's Just One Headwind After Another GREG KASTUKEVICH Just when I thought I knew all the answers they changed all the questions PAMELA C. KELLOGG Though for so briefly a time. I’m glad our lives touched. I will cherish the memories and hope out paths may cross again in the Future. Varsity Swimming 4 PAM KELVEY I want to live. I want to grow. I want to see. I want to know. I want to share what I can give, I want to be. I want to Live. J.D. Goal: To train horses in Colorado MOST DRAMATIC: Tom Bochncr and Aimcc Suttcrlin HEIDI KETRE Ah but lose Hope and life seems black as blind When faith gives way to fear When motivation disappears. All is lost if one abandons Hope All is Lost If one abandons Hope. (Klaalu) (P.K. Buddies forever') Varsity Swimming 4 (co-captain) THOMAS R. KING 59 NANCY LYNN KOBRIN HE WHO LAUGHS- lists H I ’S - Friends ire for shiring whatever life brings. KATHRYN ANN KOWALSKI One who knows all about you. and loves you just the same, is a true friend. Denis- There may be more beautiful times, but this one is ours. 11 5. 77 Goal: To lead a happy and fulfilling life. CAROLYN KRASINSKI 4 23 77- There never seems to be enough time to do the things we want to do once we find them. Phil I never would have made it- Thanks! Goal: To live “happily ever after.” MARTI KRAUSSMAN Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. � o dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go. be what you want to be. LIVE! But. do it slowly to experience the simple things that are wor- thy. vital and lasting. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Tom Alcssi and Lori Cricco 60 THEODORE JOHN KUBECK JR. “THE COMPUTER KID” Wisdom is knowing what to do next; Virtue is doing it. Band 4. Choir I. Orchestra I. Computer club 3 HARRY LACLAIRE If at first you don't succeed you are running about average. DONALD T. LAGASSE JACK LAVELLE “If the door of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it � . “infinite” William Blake LORI L. LEIGHTON “Red- Tme Happiness consist not in the multitude ol friends, but in their worth. Field Hockey 4. Basketball 4. Softball 4 DONNA LYNN LEMELIN It's nice to be important. But more important to be nice. Likes: partying. Vermont.mellow music, nice thoughts. Goal: “to be HAPPY SHARON LEVESH Live each day as one. Don’t look in the past or in the future. Just the present. “Free Bird By Lynard Skynard M M.“79“ Girls Glee 2. D.E. I MARY LIGUORE If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hear a diflcrrnt drummer Let him step to the music he hears, however mea- sured or far away. -Thoreau Madhatters ANN LINDSAY Lessons learned ire like bridges burned You only need to cross them but once Dan Fogelberg Girl’s Swim Team 4. co-captain MOST FRIENDLY: Kim Emerling and Cheryl Gcrcmia SHARON LOCKE “BC If only you believe like I believe baby, in miracles Dream until your dreams come true. Goals: Success, happiness and Colorado. PATRICIA A. LUONGO “WIMPY” “Worry a little bit every day and in a lifetime you will lose a couple of years. If something is wrong, fix it if you can. But train yourself not to worry. Worry never fixes anything.” - OLE HELGERSON KIP LUSCHENAT I have clinched and closed with the naked north. I have learned to defy and defend. Shoulder to shoul- der we have fought it out Yet the wild must win in the end. PAUL LYNCH “Pauly Kelly M. you’ll always be the one for me 3 19 77 9 - 7S W. Love Paul L. BRENDA S. LIVINGSTONE “Smile and Be Happy For You the Sun will Shine” “And the Songbirds are Singing” Bob ILY 11 24 77 Varsity Checrlcading 2. Girls Track and Field 3. Pep Club 2 JOE LOUBIER “Stallone” “I never knew how complete it could be Eric Carmen and The Rsspbcrrics WILLIAM LYNCH JR S F Base (ch20). W W 3 and QM. ST and LS (ch 32) Goal: To get a job GRANT K MACOMBER CHERYL MANGINO “BUNNY, BUNZO FRPEBIRD lh nk you for being a friend” (MIC D.) J.D. is a quality BUZZ. I only PARTY with the best. Dream until your dreams come true. Until we meet again (CHOW) Goal: To be rich and open my own Bar. “BunioV DOREEN MARCHI “Shortcake” “Chippie” Forget what life used to be You are what you choose to be It's whatever it is you sec That life will become 7S CS. RON A. MADORE JAMES R. MANSFIELD We must laugh before we are happy from fear of dying without ever having laughed at all. DEBORAH COLLEEN MARTIN Friday Nites and Blue Skies Forever. H.I.’s M.F. - Time it was and what a time it was. Thanks you guys! May each of you have the BEST of everything for the rest of your life. KEN MAKELY Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference. Robert Froat V PETER MALONE Son. I said. “You can keep my things they’ve corns to take me home ” P Gabriel PAUL A. MASELLA PATRICIA MASNATO SCOTT MASON LIFE'S BEEN GOOD TO ME SO FAR Track. Cross Country. Band MARY MASSARO Luck I’m the same After All I’ve been through Life’s been good to me so far Goal: Get out of High School. Dcca I. Student Council I Likes: Tony's Pizza and skiing 64 MICHAEL MAZZETTA “Muzz” Thank God I’m Out Baseball I Goal: To Graduate DIANA LYNN McCOLLISTER Dec” Soar high toward your dreams Hang onto your hopes. For tomorrow is just a day away. Thanks for the good times TERRY MCGOWAN DEBBIE MCKEE “Babe” I've shared with you a world of special things. I've learned from you the precious joys that only caring brings. 3 27 77. I.L.Y. Babe. Time In A Boltlc- 3 27 82. Thanx Mom Dad Girls League-1 Goal: To work with children and to live a long and happy life. ROBERT MCNALLY Cross Country 4, Track 4. JAMES MENNONE Goal To become an architect CARRIE MLINARCIK BRIAN MOLINARI “Giggles” I shall pass through this world but once Any good therefore that I can do. or any kindness that I can show to any human being let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect, for I shall not pass this way again CLASS FLIRTS: Greg Kastukevich and Linn Delmolino ELLEN MONTGOMERY ROBERT MOONEY Follow God. for he is the way. the truth, and the life. Cross Country 2 Swimming 2 KENNETH MORRILL “Stonefacc” Time Flies, but remember you're the driver Class treasurer 2. treasurer of N.HS.. Freshman Baseball CHRISTOPHER G. MUDD Basketball I 65 MOST MISCHIEVOUS: Tom Parish and Shiela Tierney BARBARA NAILLIS “Babs Someone once said: If you were lo find one true friend in a lifetime you are considered lucky, and I am very lucky. Thanks Barb RHONDA NIGHTINGALE Every lime I look in this book I'll wonder where you are and what you're doing. JIM MURRAY A world alone, no world is his own life can no longer surprise Raising his eyes beholds a planet unknown. KEITH NITCHKE JOANN M. MUSHINSKI “MUSH No matter what personal storms may enter our lives, there is still a star shining; friendship. M.K Thanks Girl's Track 4. Soph. Class Sec.. DECA 2. DECA state Vice-president. School Store Manager. Year- book 3 GREGORY T. NORRIE “Norr “Another time, another place, and it probably would have been the same” LAURA NOSTER I've got it all. it scems-for all it means to me Thanks so much mom dad Tor everything Goal: To lead a fulfilled, and happy life, to go on to Dental Hygiene. JOSEPH G. OROS MARY ORZECHOWSKI LORI OAKES “Some try to tell me Thoughts they cannot defend. Just what you want to be You'll be in the end. SUSAN OERTEL If you find something you really love. Set it free. If it comes back to you it's yours. If it doesn't it was never meant to be 1 1 77 FRANK ORLANDO Thanks For The Memories D.D. This one's for you kid 1 2 77 Goal: To Be Famous so when I die. People Will Know When I’m Gone Band 4 BERNADETTE M. ORSINI “Bernie Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspi- rations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead M.V. and OT INC JEFF OSWALD MOST COURTEOUS: Steve Stokes and Liz Rascati Life is to enjoy. Football 4 (capt ). Track 3 67 LORRAINE E. OTIS Friendship is an incomparable emotion. To be with- out friendship is to be lost. Thank you to all the friends who help make life special. PL. DD. TF. PM. LP. JC. DM. LC. CP PATRICK PARENT “Live for the Music - Bad Company TOM PARISH If you think that life is complete confusion cause your neighbor got it make just remember that it's a grand illusion deep inside we're all the same. KURT A PARIS! 68 KIRSTEN A. PEDERSEN “Kris” What sunshine is to (lowers Smiles arc to humanity. JOHN PERILLO Yesterday is a cancelled check Tomorrow is a promissory note. Today is the only cash you have. So spend it wisely. LYNNE PERREAULT DO ALL THE GOOD YOU CAN. TO ALL THE PEOPLE YOU CAN. IN EVERY WAY YOU CAN, AS LONG AS YOU EVER CAN. LINDA PITCHER “WINDY I'm heading for a place so far away, a place called tomorrow on a road called today. Key Club I. Spanish Club I Goal: To live a happy life and be friends with God ALLYSON PLATT “AL “ALLY” Listen to the whispering sea. Feel the sky; and in the darkest hours, grasp the song of the wild winds. P W . D.S.. S.T.. M.P, J.P . M L.; PW. LRB!! CRH!!(Trainer Hockey). Yearbook. Inside Line , the convent JOAN POPLAWSKI Faith is the substance of things hoped for. the evl dcncc of things not seen. LUC POULIN In order to stay sane in this world. One must keep his sense of humor! Goal: To live the best way I can MICHELLE POUPART The smooth breeze, the gentle shower, soft sunlight and happy moments with good friends, such arc the wonders of the earth. H.I.'s Thanks for the memo- ries. GAIL PREBLE “little Pebbles I'm not Gina. Over sleeping never makes your dreams come true Goal: To be a nurse Powder Puff. D.E. 2 RENEE PUGLIESE I found to be with those I like is enough H.I.'s- Thanks for the memories. Salt Pcppei Always’ 69 SMOKING PROHIBITED BY ST ATI LAW ELIZABETH J. RASCATI “LIZABELLE Bui for friendship all would be lonliness. IN A CINDY REDLING “Cindy” Tomorrow comes and we are where? Then lei us live Today D.E. 2. D.E. Vice President I. Rag Squad 3 CLASS COMEDIANS: Tim Cann and Shicla Tierney PAUL REMY We are all raised lo honor all the wrong explorers and discoverers-thieves planting flags, murderers carrying crosses. Let us all praise the colonizers of dreams. ROBERT REUTENAUER Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky With one hand waving free Silhouetted by the sea Circled by the Circus sands With all memory and fate driven deep beneath the waves let me forget about today until tomorrow PETER J. RISH FREDRICK RISO ‘Peaches” Band 4. Orchestra 3. Football 3. Track 2 70 KAREN ROMANSKI MICHELE A. ROY “California Here I come ... THANKS Mom + Dad. I finally made it! “No way to slow down! Adios Amigos! John 10:10 Goal To be a Specialized R.N. LOIS N. RUDERMAN There's so much to see. so much to be American Field Service United Synaguc Youth Fducation Center For the Arts MICHAEL RUFFONI The thing that lasts longest is 3 memory KAREN RUGGIERO “We never know the true value of friends, while they live we are too sensitive of their faults, when we have lost them we only see their virtues KEITH RULE “N.L.” Those who dare to achieve are the ones who should achieve. Those who do achieve Should do it to the fullest and never stop enjoying life, after they achieved it Goat To be an Elec. Tech. MAURICE RUSSO “Yesterday's Dreams are today's Reality” Roadtrip “78 JOHN SABATUCCI “SAB” Too much has happened too fast Auto Body-Girls MOST ARTISTIC: Jeff Wilson and Heidi Kctre 71 BOB SALISBURY B5.L.I.L.Y. 11 24 77 Football 4, Baseball 2, Track A Field I. Cheerlead- ing 2 LINDA ANN SETTE “FOXY” Love and Happiness is sharing it with others But most of all to recieve it from others. Powder Puff football STEVE SGAMBATI “Sgam” And so today my world it smiles Your hand in mine we walk the miles Thanks to you it will be done For you to me are the only one. Led Zeppelin ELAINE SHEAHAN ROBIN SHORT CHRIS T. SILL “O’Shortski” “The only way to multiply happiness; is to share it. Goal: To be a teacher for Mentally Retarded Chil- dren D.E. + Deca Historian 2. Diving 3. Powder Puff Football MOST POPULAR: Tim Cann and Cheryl Vitali DEBBIE SIRENO RICHARD SMITH “You are a free person. I am so happy because in Goal: To make a Fortune in Life your freedom, you chose me to be your friend. ML. SW. PW. MP. JP. BF 72 PAUL S. SPRAFKE HOWARD STANGE JR. “BEAR” Football 4. Track 2, Baseball 2 When you face the doors of doubt Please don't fear When the changes come about 111 be near CLASS CUTIES: Jim Murray and Celeste Sullivan JOE STANTON GERRY W. STEWART “Scanlon Football 2, Tack 3, Intramural Volleyball Yesterday I saw you kissing tiny flowers, but all that Lives is born to die STEPHEN W. STOKES “Cousy” Basketball 4. Varsity Tennis 4. Student Council 2 LUZ FILIPINAS H. SUAREZ “Lulu” “everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it 73 CELESTE SULLIVAN A moment of the busiest day spent appreciating the wonders of the world God has created is never lost RALPH SUSCIETTO JR •Two roads diverged in a wood, and I Itook the one less traveled by, and that has made all the differ- ence.” ACCOMPLISHED MOST FOR CLASS: Ken Morrill and Pal Werner AIMEE SUTTERLIN CAROL L. SWENSON I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. - Mark Twain Goal: To become a successful, professional enter- tainer Glee 4 Guys and Dolls I. Choir 3 Mark V. Senior Class Plays. Variety Shows. Educational Center for the Arts (Dance) I VALERIE TEENEY “Val” “Shorty” What?' Really?! 3 The moment may be temporary but the memory is forever. Song: “Cocaine” Distributive Education I Goal: To go to California and become Rich!! BETTY JO TENNEY RENEE TERRICCIANO “Tabishowba” True friendship cannot be measured, except by the heart. LORITERRUSA “Burnie” “Sometimes the lighu are shinin on me Other times I could barely see Lately it occurs to me. What a long strange trip it’s been. Goal: To stay happy! JANE E. THURSTON A real friend is one who stands beside you when you are beside yourself. Hi's I'll treasure the memories forever VERONICA TIEDEMAN “Ronnie” Life is a long road and Nobody ever finds it. Goal: To be a millionaire SHEILA M. TIERNEY “Crunch” You might as well laugh at yourself once in a while- everyone else does!” V B . SB. B B. Band 4 Goal: GET A TOY! MARIA TOSETTI “DIZZY” It's all up to you. K D. JEROME J. TURTOLA Idealism is beautiful, but unreal Realism is ugly, but ideal. ROSEANN URBANO “Rosie” The most I can do for my friends is simply be a friend. Glee Club 2 RAY VARNEY ROBIN J. VINCENT Take as much as you think you ought to Give just as much as you can. J.D. 75 CHERYL L. VITALI “Face “We are but a moment’� sunlight, fading in the grass H.I.'s Your time has come to shine, all your dreams are on their way. KIDS Volleyball (Capt. Sr. Yr.) SANDRA A. WALLACE “Sandi” “I think of my life, as I look out my window. Of people I love, places I’ve been DS.. R H . P W . M P, J.P.. M L. Activities: Senior Class Secretary GARY WALTON Still round the corner there may wait A new road or a secret gate; And though I oft have passed them by. A day will come at last when I Shall take the hidden paths that run West of the Moon. East of the Sun. •Tolkein GREGORY WELIN To fear the Lord is the beginning of wisdom 76 JEFFREY H. WELIN RONALD D. WENDT PATRICIA F. WERNER “Fanny C.C. “Be courteous to all. but intimate with few; And let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence. DS M P J P M L. + B.H.!!! Yo A.P.-LRB!!! Sr. Class President. Jr. Class Secretary. Yearbook Likes: Beach Boys. CDB. BOSTON, beach. + guys WENDY WHALEN The seasons are passing one by one. So gather moments while you may. collect the dreams you dream today. Rememoer the times of your life . .. Madhattcrs. JOHANNE MARIE WHIRLEY “JO “Sunny” Through experiencing and the understanding of those around us. we learn to love life. Thanks Mom + Dad D.W Forever Friends Goal To enjoy life's every moment JOAN WILLIAMS If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you it's yours. If it doesn't it never was. JEFF WILSON Dream of the dawn of our awesome awakening Sends me along the set path of my day. Stars high in dark skies in twilight of evening. Beacons bright, beckoning, show me the way RORY WILSON “Roar Student 4 JON WILTON “DON JUAN RockVRoll All Knitc and Party everyday The Knites- 9 14 77 Goal: To be a Rock star Band 4 DIANE LEE WINCHELL “Snagglepuss Give me the time to turn the tide ANNA T. WOJEWODKA Life is so simple, but men insist on complicating it. SHELLY YALE If you love something set it free If it comes back it's yours If it doesn't it never was. Thanks Bunny. Chow Student Council. DECA 77 KRISTINE M. YOUNGREN For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Girls Swimming 2. Varisty Cheerleading I. Band 4 VERONICA M. ZEMKE If you wake up and don't want to smile, If it takes just a little while. Open your eyes and look at the day. You’ll see things in a different way. SCOTT Z1 EM ELIS “Baja Jack” “Deer Run 1978 Vanity Swimming 4 JEFF ZUNDA “Zoot m He Recorded History Of The Kings And Queens, MARK ZUNIGA “MR. SPOCK” More than just another pretty face Cross Country 4 (captain 2). J.V. Football 2 wks.. Track 3 (co-captain I). Swimming I 78 an ancient document, has mostly been lost to the many ages since those first Men lived and grew in the Land of Sheehan. And yet somehow, selected bits of the text have been held onto and safeguarded, and passed down through the ages. Sections of these documents help us piece together some of the activities of those ancient people. As Pages they had appeared on the Hill in the age 1975. They were soon taken under the care of three very wise Magicians, who would help guide them along the paths of their lives. These “advisors” were known as Mr. Moran, Mr. Hill, and Miss Argento. The Students were also allowed to select four of their own members as “class officers”, who would lead them and take charge of their government. The Pages chose Cheryl Vitali as president, Carolyn Barbuto to be vice-president, Sheila Tierney as secretary, and Tom King to be their treasurer (to guard their treasure, it is presumed). They had also elected a princess to represent them, and she was Cheryl Geremia. These Pages showed themselves to be an integral section of the Students at Sheehan in such activities as honoring the Warriors with a float at the battle time, and participating in the enhancement of the Castle at festive times, using their newly found creative abilities. They encountered their first tests with the “mid-term” and “final” examinations that, if passed, would lead them on to their second age in the Land, and they would become Knights. In their second age, the Knights were watched over and aided further by the “advisors” and chose new “class officers”. These were president Carolyn Barbuto, vice-president Tom Boehner, secretary JoAnn Mushinski, and treasurer Ken Morrill. In this age, they elected a prince, Mike Ruffoni, and princess Colleen Davis. Further proving themselves able and strong, the Knights won honors for their second float, and were awarded for the second time for their work in decorating the Castle. In addition, at a special Competition Day festival of all the Students of Sheehan, the Knights were second only to the Kings and Queens of that age. Again they were administered the bi-annual examinations, but they proved equal to the challenge, and in passing, became the Nobles and began their third age. As Nobles the Students were well on their wav toward achieving their final purpose, and the changes from the earlier years were easy to see in them. Their “advisors” h?.a held thm to a true and steady course, but as Nobles they took one Magician as a new “advisor”, and she was Miss Pierlioni who would remain with them, along side of Mr. Moran and Mr. Hill, in their last two ages. Their “class officers” were president Tom Boehner, vice-president Beth Allen, secretary Pat Werner, and treasurer Cheryl Geremia. They again chose a prince and princess who were Tim Cann and Cheryl Geremia. Once more they were awarded for their part in the decoration of the Castle at the Winter Holidays. In this age, the Nobles held their first Royal Ball, or Prom, and it was called JUST THE WAY YOU ARE. And in this age also, aside from the usual examinations, the Nobles had their first chance at a test called the SAT (it is believed this name originated from the observations of those Magicians who administered the test, and saw the Students who merely “sat” and looked confused). However, this test was special, for its purpose was to determine how the Students would fare after Graduation, and in there destined after life. The results of this test were extremely important and weighed heavily on the minds of the Students. But this test was important also in that it indicated the end of the age as Nobles, and the beginning of the last age, of majesty, of the ever accelerating reach toward becoming Reflectors, the Age of the Kings and Queens of 1979. n the final age, 1979, the Age of Majesty, the Kings and Queens had now come to the last years of their time at Sheehan. But these last years were busy with work, and play, and much preparation. For in this age, many events took place in their lives, and some were exciting and fun, and some were solemn and important. To lead them now to the end of the age, they chose Pat Werner president, Debbie Serino vice-president, Sandy Wallace secretary, and Ken Morrill treasurer, as their “class officers”. Under the guidance of the Magician Mrs. Jobbagy, sixteen of the Kings and Queens were elected to the National Honor Soicety, on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Soon after, a troupe of actors performed in honor of all the Kings and Queens. The production, entitled OUT OF THE FRYING PAN, was directed by the Magicians Mrs. Zola and Mr. Castaldo. At the season of the Autumn Harvest, and in the damp and cold and wind, battles were fought with the evil creatures of the dark forests surrounding the Hill. The Queens showed ability as Warriors in a close fight with the dangerous enemies, and claims that the evil forces had triumphed were in great dispute. But in the War of the Kings, the outcome was certain. For the Kings, with the aid of many of the other men in the Land, and under the leadership of the Magician Mr. Farley, plunged into the midst of the enemies five times, and slew 26 of the evil creatures, sustaining only 14 injuries. A royal ball was held to honor the Warriors for the victory they had brought to the Land, and was presided over by a chosen King and Queen, who were Jeff Blakeslee and Cheryl Vitali. Soon following were the Winter Holidays, and there was partying and enjoyment. The favorite gathering places were known as “Deer Run” and “Res” and “Sand Pits”, as well as “Power Lines . At these places, the Students could exercise their own brand of magic and golden illusion, without the assistance of the Magicians. In the Spring of the next year, the Prom of the Kings and Queens was held. And just before the coming of Summer, came the climactic event for each of the Kings and Queens, and the goal of their entire purpose; Graduation, (con’t. p. 98) FAVOURITES OF THE KINGS AND QUEENS MOVIE: ANIMAL HOUSE ACTOR: CLINT EASTWOOD ACTRESS: BARBARA STREISAND BOOK: AMITYVILLE HORROR AUTHORS: POE TOLKIEN SONG: STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN FEMALE SINGER: LINDA RONSTADT MALE SINGER: BILLY JOEL VOCAL GROUP: LED ZEPPLIN INSTRUMENTALIST: CHUCK MANGIONE RADIO STATION: WHCN T.V. PROGRAM: MORK AND MINDY CAR: CAMARO FOOD: PIZZA DRINK: BEER COLOR: BLUE SEASON: SUMMER CANDY: M M’S RESTAURANT: McDONALDS SPORT: FOOTBALL FOOTBALL TEAM: DALLAS COWBOYS BASEBALL TEAM: N Y. YANKEES TOPIC OF DISCUSSION: OPPOSITE SEX PASTIME: PARTYING PARTY SPOT: THE RES SAYING: LET’S PARTY 79 Chapter II BABES he Kings and Queens of the age 1979 were “brought into” the Land on a Hill in the age 1975. Upon their “arrival”, an image was produced of their appearance, to be kept in The Recorded History of the Men of Sheehan, Land on a Hill. Though many ages have passed now between that time and ours, and some of the pictures have been lost, some have been preserved and recovered. These recorded images may serve to suggest Man as he appeared in the earliest years of his creation. Lori Oakes v Lori Leighton Ken Makely Luc Poulin Paul Remy Marcia Hansen Deb McKee and Greg Kastukcvich Rhonda Nightingale Greg Norrie =« d Carrie Mlinarcik Chris Huscnita Debbie Sireno Diana McCollister Brenda Livingstone Sharon I.evesh Lois Ruderman Don Lagassc Rich Belcourt Mike Mazzeta Ann Lindsay Dave Lazuk Linda Pitcher Joan and Mary Pashley Debbie Martin Pat Werner Bob Behrens Liz Rascati Renee Pugliese Damian Bonito Carol Charamut Valeric Grant Bill Bowen Jeff Beimler Kris Pedersen v Jerome Turtola Valerie Teeney Chris Sill f Maria Tosetti Tammy Ferrauola Kris Youngren Doreen Marchi Pat Luongo Veronica Zemke Lorraine Otis Laurie Craig Nancy Kobrin Chris Mudd Linn Dcmolino Lori Connor Marianne Currie 83 Jody Cunningham Sue Doyon Debbie Diaz Roseann Urbano Beth Hulicki Meredith Fellncr Gail Preble Sheila Tierney Carolyn Barbuto Ted Kubeck Tracy Alia Kathy Boyle Beth Allen Robin Short 84 Tammy Jarrell Ellen Montgomery Cindy Redling x r Donna Bechtold Debbie Barnes Ken Chichester JoAnn Mushinski Steve Bichl Dawn Sperry Paul Sprafke Pete Rish Allyson Platt Chapter III LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT e, The Class of 1979, in the event of our passing from this Land, do bequeath these worldly possessions, to those so named as to receive them, in this last will and testament. Luc Poulin-I will my brother Mark to Miss Mascia I will a toga to Mr. Gerz I will 1 food fight to Mr. Nicoletti I will 1 golf ball to Mr. Marianella Johanne Whirley-To Diane Winchell, I will all our memories of the beach, rocks, seagulls, shells and the JAR OF PICKLES. Thanks for everything. To Lori Oakes, I leave you a ton of balloon Gloop, elevator shoes and all the memories of our cruising days. Long Live the haunted house. Damian Bonito-To Mrs. Hill, 1 leave all my snippy weekly papers “dripping with symbolism.” Bill Bowen and Laurie Craig-To Mr. Boylan we leave the senior court passes he never knew we had. To Mr. Ryan-We leave the two detentions we never got. Dawn Conkling-I will to Miss Longo all the great times we had with the 12 min. run and the scavenger run. Thanks for all the good times. Remember the Medley Relay of D.C. P.S. A.C. F.S. Love always Friendly Frank I will to Kitman all my spikes (track and volleyball) Hope your Jr. and Sr. years are great. P.W., S.T., L.R., L.C., T.P. To the class of 81- Thank you for your wonderful posters!. SENIOR THIEF POWER!!! Liz Rascati-To Beth Hulicki, 1 leave all my mellow music, in hopes that someday when you mellow out you will appreciate it. Lori Connor-To Mrs. Lanouette I leave My brother James to keep up my tradition of being late. 86 Beth Hulicki-I leave to Lizabelle Rascati all my Ted Nugent tunes in hopes that you will someday appreciate them when you open your ears and become a little less mellow. Keith Rule-1 will to my brother Glenn, all of my appointments with J.M. at her teepee 12:00 midnight, sharp. Barb Naillis- To Miss Argento 1 leave my room, summary questions, and worksheets. But to Barbara I leave Ramano’s, parties, and 1 hope alot of good memories. JoAnn Mushinski-I leave to my sister Paula-Waula, all my shirts that she stretched out. 1 leave to DECA all the evidence that shows what Mr. Harvey really does at conferences. Peanut- To Miss Beerbaum, I will you all my knowledge of volleyball so that you will know more than me. Tracy Alia-To Miss Zola, I leave my blue shirt, and one share of stock in Maxwell House. To Mrs. Wilson, I leave the sun for all the solar energy she needs. Kris Pedersen-To the field team I leave the hopes of better seasons, a new circle, and some rifles to shoot the SWAT hogs! To Kai I leave that famous statement “I think I’ll start dating now” to use as you please, my thanks for all your great advice, and a can of “Shout” to get all those catsup stains out! Ted Kubeck-I leave my horn, which can be found at that notorious spot in the Quinnipiac To Mr. Houlihan Sue Doyon- To Mr. Vamvakis, All my book reports hoping they give him faith. To Jerry Malanych, We leave the Bible Study Win the school Jerry! Howard Stange- I will to Matt Mottram, Scott Blakeslee’s Ridell helment. Happy Idiots- To Mr. Moran We leave Coanne Juomo to carry on the H.I.’s Friday morning tradition. Jane Thurston-To Kate and Susan I leave all the good times and memories we’ve had together. Sue, Mary, Renee, and Carol-To Mr. Vamvakis We leave a tape of our song Nickey Vamvakis and “Our English Class,” so he Won’t forget us. Carol Charamut- To Mr. Tucker I leave the super-profitable ski swap of 1976 and the sleepless ski trip of 1977. To Lori D’ago and Bethy too I leave the embarrassment of all the car stalls. To Miss Longo I leave the attendance book, all the paperwork, the uniforms and sweats, the equipment, and the trials and tribulations of handing back McDonald’s money. Good Luck. Don Lagasse-I leave to Miss Bear, all the unfinished jobs I started. To Miss Rohloff 1 leave a jar of pennies and a grammar book. Mary Pashley- To Mrs. Hill I will the best of everything and all my thanks for helping me get through. To Mr. Gannon I will the best of luck to his daughter, Jennifer. Pat Werner- To Mr. Hill I leave my plot in Columbia and all of the “Stoneman” times we’ve 87 had as class low lifes. Jill Arnold- To my brother, Robert, I leave “The Pinto” to party in. James Mansfield- I leave to Miss Prostano a stack of maps so that she might once more find her way. I leave to Mr. B. Dunn the book and knowledge of how not to program. Pat Werner- To Deb, Joan, Mary I will to you guys the greatest times of my life ever since M.Y.B. Thanx for the best memories. Watch out World!! To Allyson Platt, my depraved child, 1 leave everything I am. The pep talks on J.B., June 2 1977, the hours on the phone and LRB!!! Ted Kubeck-To Mr. B. Dunn, 1 leave my computer, a lesson in computer usage, and one package of ditto paper. To Ms. Zola I leave my infamous heying and a cup of coffee. Bob Salisbury- To Dave Austin I leave my Books on HOW TO COACH BASEBALL. Please read it. Brenda Livingstone-To Miss Leonard I will you all my instructions on bound button holes, and all my pins that dropped on the floor. C.S.- I leave the girls C.C team all the yawns and kleenex tissues on our running paths. Jerry M. Spread the “Good News” Joe and Steve- To Mr. Newbauer We leave our All Housy and golden gloves at third and Shortstop. Gail Preble- To Miss Samaha I leave all the Freshmen that you adore. Kathy Boyle-To Joan Poplawski I leave all the good times and the memories of our 4 years. Ellen Montgomery- I will to Amy all the fun and luck for Girls Swim Team. To Rick 1 leave all my hardships and Good Times at the beach. I leave the winter retreats. I leave to all Teen members Good Luck. Calculus Class Period 4- To Mr. Charette, We the members of the period 4 calculus class leave to you Char-ett the geometric curves you most admired - Cheryl’s 88 Chapter IV THE ROY ALE REGISTER ere is the Royale Register, A section of the documented annuls of the ancient Kings and Queens, of the age 1979. This listing indicated each Ruler’s official title, as well as the whereabouts of his or her castle, and date of birth. Agostini, Gina Alessi, Thomas Allen, Beth Alia, Tracy Andersen, Chris Anderson, Estelle Arneson, Alan Arnold, Jill Audettc, Cheryl Avigne, Donald Barbcau, Mary Barbuto. Carolyn Barkasy, David Barnes, Deborah Bartalomeo, James Bartlett, Gregory Barltett, Jeffrey Bates, Steven Battles, Thomas Bcchtold, Donna Bcckcrt, Paul Becroft, Kim Bchrcnd, Marc Behrens, Robert Bcichner, Brenda Beichner, David Bcimlcr, Jeffrey Belcourt, Richard Bentley, Beverley Bcrsch, David Betta, Suzanne Biehl, Steve Bishop, Katleen Bjornberg, Paul Blakesiee, Jeffrey Blythe, Tom Boehner, Tom Bonito, Damian Bowman, Wendy Bowen, William Boyle, Kathleen Braun, David Brcindel, Joe Brewster, Linda Bronson, Carole Burgess, Walter Caffery, Glenn Cairns. Martin Calatayud, Fred Canelli, Christine Cann, Timothy Carsten, John Casey. Michael Cerrato, Romeo Charamut. Carol Charlton, Stephen Chasse, Michael Chichester, Kenneth Chittick, Robert Cifone, Palma Clarke, Bruce Clemente, Paul Cosby, Brian 1168 Durham Road 12 Trumbull Drive 98 Highland Avenue 69 Hill Avenue 42 Evanwood Drive 46 Apple Street 28 Mohawk Drive 33 Oakdale Circle 35 Tennessee Avenue 44 South Ridgeland Road 219 Church Street 136 Ridgeland Circle 139 Ridgetp 69 Grove Street 27 Gopoians Trailer Court 627 Sixth Ridge Road 627 Sixth Ridge Road 10 Haller Avenue 38 Hill Avenue 65 Algonquin Drive 40 Wooding Road 369 Church Street 14 David Drive 165 Mohawk Drive 129 Mohawk Drive 33 Deer Run Road 48 Jamestown Circle 9 Algonquin Drive 17 Donat Drive 628 Sixth Ridge Road 22 Donat Drive 122 Ridgetop Road 54 Grove Street 175 Mansion Road 30 Crcstvicw Terrace 4 Parkview Road 29 Ridgetop Road 2 Wayne Road 81 South Turnpike Road 26 Tankwood Road 45 Parkview Road 17 Forest Road 17 Ridgetop Road 14 Marshall Street 266 Cook Hill Road 29 Johnson Road 148 Highland Avenue 10 Mohawk Drive 1740 Tuttle Avenue 45 Hill Avenue 45 Silliman Road 1198 South Curtis Street 14 Hintz Drive 244 Parker Farms Road 48 Hanover Street 1128 Durham Road 112 Washington Street 42 Ridgecrest Road 120 Bull Avenue 1130 Yale Avenue 19 Jones Road 34 Crestvicw Terrace 1 Mohawk Drive 02 02 61 03 27 61 05 11 61 06 09 61 07 23 61 02 29 61 02 12 60 03 15 61 02 27 61 06 24 61 01 16 61 07 01 61 03 23 61 01 23 61 01 25 61 04 16 61 04 16 61 07 20 60 04 18 61 01 18 61 03 26 61 12 18 59 06 05 61 07 19 61 01 29 61 08 05 61 02 10 61 07 29 60 09 02 60 08 04 61 10 30 60 01 19 61 12 11 60 10 02 60 12 13 59 10 29 61 07 26 61 07 19 61 09 18 61 07 13 61 06 25 61 10 18 61 07 22 61 07 14 60 05 01 60 07 09 60 08 21 61 09 28 61 08 16 61 07 19 61 10 15 60 02 22 61 10 08 61 06 20 61 10 17 61 07 15 61 01 07 61 12 04 60 09 23 61 11 30 61 08 24 61 01 25 61 05 21 61 Conkling, Dawn 105 W. Dayton Hill Road 01 03 61 Connor, Lori 1730 Tuttle Avenue 02 08 61 Corriveau. Ernest 34 Highland Avenue 09 11 60 Craig, Laurie 11 Jeffrey Drive 11 22 61 Cricco, Lori 25 Maple Avenue 09 01 61 Cricco, Sal 3 Tennessee Avenue 01 03 61 Crouse, Janet 2 Elizabeth Court 04 09 61 Crowther, James 2 Osage Drive 04 12 61 Cunningham, Jody 54 Hintz Drive 12 15 60 Currie, Marianne 70 Hintz Drive 07 31 61 Cwirka, Elizabeth 21 Elmwood Road 09 01 58 Cwirka, Stephen 1043 Northrop Road 03 16 61 Danorovich, Corrinne 80 North Cherry Street 03 11 61 Daurio. Michelle 435 Main Street 12 24 61 Davenport, Eric 15 Jenna Road 06 06 61 Davis, Colleen 13 Ridgefield Road 08 15 61 DcAngelo, Joseph 28 Gaye Lane 05 01 61 Delea, Peter 22 South Ridgeland Road 08 20 61 Dclmolino, Linn 57 Mohawk Drive 05 02 61 Dempsey, Mark 27 Tennessee Avenue 09 21 60 Dcroy, Denise 8 East Street 10 24 61 Doehr. Lise 9 Seneca Road 08 30 60 Diaz, Deborah 62 Hope Hill Road 05 25 61 Donovan, Margaret 19 Giantview Road 02 08 61 Doukas, Edward 420 Hope Hill Road 05 15 61 Doyon, Suzanne 634 Sixth Ridge Road 07 06 61 Driscoll, Michelle 8 Chapel Street 05 04 60 Eckels, Karen 35 Ridgewood Road 03 08 61 Emcrling, Kim 1266 Barnes Road 07 12 61 English, Jeffrey 55 Prospect Street 07 30 60 Fenton, Craig 74 Silliman Road 07 08 60 Fellner, Meredith 51 Thorpe Avenue 02 21 61 Fcrraiolo, Michael 270 Cook Hill Road 07 17 61 Ferraro, Laura 32 Ridgefield Road 11 13 60 Fcrrauola, Tammy 22 Forest Road 09 23 61 Fisher, Doreen 49 Mansion Road 09 20 60 Fitzgerald, John 200 Cook Hill Road 01 10 61 Foley, Rich 85 Chapel Street 01 28 61 Freeman, James 45 Chapel Street 04 25 61 Gallagi, Paula 8 Mcrwyn Road 05 03 61 Gello, Lou 37 Forest Road 08 17 61 Geremia, Cheryl 413 Barnes Road 05 29 61 Giannini. Barbara 44 Pierson Drive 08 19 60 Gianotti, James 10 Town Farm Road 05 06 61 Gibbs. Charles 241 Quinnipiac Street 03 09 59 Glatfelter, Nora 15 Trumbull Drive 09 11 61 Gombita, Elizabeth 128 Clifton Street 11 06 61 Grandy, Donald 6 Swan Avenue 07 19 60 Grant, Michelle 98 Cheshire Road 06 17 61 Grant, Valeric 25 Hill Avenue 10 02 61 Grey, Philip 7 Pent Road 08 24 61 Hamel, Carolyn 6 Trumbull Drive 11 08 60 Hansen, Marcia 115 Algonquin Drive 04 25 60 Harrison, Renee 556 Church Street 04 23 61 Hass, Virginia 63 Hanover Street 10 19 61 Heck, John 14 Donat Drive 08 23 60 Hinman, Nancy 1393 Rhey Avenue 07 03 61 Hinners, David 15 Elmwood Road 09 30 61 Holznagel, Bruce 41 Ridgetop Road 06 22 60 Hulicki, Beth 63 Maplewood Drive 03 08 61 Husenita, Chris 32 Jeffrey Drive 09 28 61 Jackson. Valerie 36 Nicholas Road 02 29 60 90 Janauskas. Linda 35 Apple Street 03 03 61 Jarrell, Tammy 10 Almeida Lane 09 06 61 Jayne. Richard 655 North Elm Street 04 05 60 Jens. William 4 Swan Avenue 05 05 61 Jones, Peter 84 Apple Tree Lane 01 15 61 Jones, Walter 44 Geneva Avenue 11 15 61 Kastckcvich, Greg 87 Carlton Street 02 17 61 Kelley. James 28 Ridgefield Road 12 08 60 Kellogg, Pamela 4 Old Gate Road 12 12 61 Kelvey, Pamela 204 Parker Farms Road 02 17 61 Ketre, Heidi 38 Donat Drive 08 30 60 King, Thomas 620 Sixth Ridge Road 02 15 61 Kobrin, Nancy 16 New Place Street 03 24 61 Kowalski. Kathy 118 Algonquin Drive 03 10 61 Krasinski. Carolyn 6 Brookvicw Avenue 02 01 61 Kraussman, Martha 3 Gregory Road 08 31 61 Kremser. Sandra 141 Highland Avenue 07 21 61 Krol. Theodore 53 Hanover Street 07 20 61 Kubcck, Theodore 19 Wooding Road 01 07 61 Lagassc, Donald 114 North Farms Road 12 17 61 I.anahan, Robert 24 Ridgefield Toad 03 22 61 Landry. Ronnie 38 King Street 02 07 61 Lauttenbach, William 39 Ridgewood Road 12 03 60 Lavcllc, Jack 29 Gregory Road 12 25 60 Langclla, Annette 265 Parker Farms Rd. 02 25 60 Lazuk. David 57 Apple Tree La. 11 12 60 Leighton, Lori 38 Crcstview Terr. 03 06 61 Levesh, Sharon 8 Wooding Rd. 10 03 60 Lindsay, Ann 13 Bailey Avc. 10 12 61 Liguore, Mary 1271 Barnes Road 09 19 61 Livingstone, Brenda 21 Calhoun Road 04 29 61 Locke, Sharon 118 Ridgctop Road 11 18 61 Loubicr. Joe 42 Gaye Lane 09 14 61 Luongo, Patricia 38 Ridgecrest Road 04 11 61 Luschcnat, Karl 17 Hintz Drive 06 24 60 Lynch, Paul 28 Tennessee Ave 09 14 61 Lynch, William Jr. 7 Jenna Road 09 19 60 Macomber, Grant 19 Washington Street 02 29 60 Madore, Ronald 200 Cook Hill Road 01 09 61 Makely, Kcnnic 44 Chimney Hill Road 10 29 61 Malone. Peter 48 Gregory Road 09 16 61 Mangino, Cheryl 127 Cheshire Road 04 02 61 Mansfield, James 94 Ridgeland Circle 10 24 60 Marchi, Doreen 690 North Elm Street 01 20 61 Suttcrlin. Aimec 131 Ridgeland Circle 02 16 61 Martin, Deborah 54 Gopians Tr. Ct. 01 16 62 Masclla, Paul 34 Spice Hill Dr. 04 14 61 Masnato, Patricia 273 Grieb Road 04 12 61 Massaro, Mary 108 N. Cherry St. 05 10 61 Mazzetta, Michael 50 Ridgcnoll Road 10 12 61 McCollister, Diana 39 Sharon Drive 05 10 60 McGowan, Terrance 8 Lostbrook Lane 11 13 60 McKee, Deborah 37 Highland Drive 11 17 60 McNally, Robert 376 Church Street 09 15 61 Mennone, James 37 Jonathon Rd. 10 27 61 Molinari, Brian 115 Hanover Street 08 22 61 Mlinarcik. Carrie 1140 Yale Ave. 12 20 61 Montgomery, Ellen 9 Jamestown Circle 05 24 61 Mooney, Robert 8 Elmwood Road 10 07 61 Morrill. Kenneth 6 Sullivan Road 06 13 61 Mudd, Christopher 186 Mansion Road 03 30 61 Mullen, Brian 26 Sciter Hill Road 01 05 61 Murano, Nicholas 21 Brownstone Ridge 07 02 61 Murray, James 42 Hintz Drive 02 12 61 Mushinski, Joann 496 Church Street 09 21 61 Naillis, Barbara 94 Cheshire Road 08 30 61 Nightingale, Rhonda 357 N. Cherry St. Ex. 12 04 61 Nitchke, Keith 121 Hope Hill Road 06 18 60 Norman, Paul 117 Cheshire Road 09 09 60 Norrie, Gregory 1174 Yale Avc. 02 07 61 Noster, Laura 22 Hill Ave. 09 30 61 Oakes, Lori 64 Nod Brook Road 11 27 60 Oertel, Susan 28 Mohican Lane 09 21 61 Orsini, Bernadette 297 Grieb Road 02 16 61 ODonnell, Marcia 31 Mansion Road 04 07 61 Orlando, Frank 5 Elmwood Road 01 31 61 Orzechowski. Mary 1 Brownstone Rd. 01 29 61 Ostapowicz, Ted 521 2 Parker Farms Rd. 07 14 61 Oswald, Jeffrey 35 Wooding Road 07 15 61 Ottoviano. Donna High Hill Road 04 29 61 Otis, Lorraine 14 Haller Place 07 18 61 Padlillo, Nancy 32 Montowesc Trail 02 14 61 Parent, Patrick 20 Mohawk Drive 11 22 60 Poupart, Michelle 86 Silliman Rd. 11726 61 Parish, Tom 36 Ridgefield Road 10 08 60 Parisi, Kurt 293 Highland Avenue 08 04 60 Pashley. Joan 1168 Yale Avenue 01 25 61 Pashlcy. Mary 1168 Yale Avenue 01 25 61 Pederson, Kirsten 1524 Tuttle Avenue 05 29 61 Perillo, John 242 North Cherry Street 03 10 61 Perreault, Lynne 416 Hope Hill Road 01 17 61 Pitcher, Linda 58 Grove Street 08 10 61 Platt, Allyson 297 North Airline Road 10 24 61 Poplawski, Joan 13 Ridgecrest Road 04 19 61 Poulin, Luc 10 Grove Street 04 18 61 Preble, Gail 1261 Barnes Road 03 08 60 Pugliesc, Renee 19 Harvest Lane 05 18 61 Rascati, Elizabeth 482 North Main Street 09 08 61 Redling, Cynthia 43 Mansion Road 02 17 61 Remy, Paul 24 Quince Street 07 09 61 Rcutcnaucr, Bob 23 Jenna Road 04 19 61 Riso, Frederick 312 Highland Road 09 13 60 Romanski, Karen 1187 South Curtis Street 06 02 60 Rish, Paul 521 North Elm Street 06 21 60 Rish, Peter 521 North Elm Street 11 12 61 Roy, Michele 137 Cook Hill Road 04 28 61 Ruderman. Lois 94 Mohawk Drive 04 22 61 Ruffoni, Michael 24 Deer Run Road 03 10 61 Ruggiero, Karen 1410 Rhey Avenue 04 09 61 Rule, Keith 184 Chimney Hill Road 04 21 61 Rusate, Donna 28 King Street 12 15 61 Russell, Rich 12 Ridgewood Circle 01 21 61 Russo, Maurice 119 Parker Farms Road 02 22 61 Sabatucci. John 25 Washington Street 10 02 61 Salisbury, Bob 41 Ridgeland Road 02 21 60 Sctte, Linda 20 Sachcn Road 12 05 60 Sgambati, Steve 170 Mohawk Drive 10 01 61 Sheahan, Elaine 22 Algonquin Drive 11 29 60 Short. Robin 21 Brookvicw Avenue 11 04 61 Sill, Chris 708 North Farms Road 02 13 61 Singer. Scott 357 Hope Hill Road 05 08 61 Sireno, Debra 1200 South Curtis Street 03 21 61 Smith, Richard 100 Montowesc Trail 04 20 61 Sodcrlund. Edward 20 Apple Tree Lane 02 05 60 Sova. Kevin 42 Prospect Street 05 26 60 Sperry, Dawn 125 Cook Hill Road 01 29 61 Spinelli. Ruth 34 Brookvicw Drive 02 17 61 Sprafke, Paul 51 Jamestown Circle 07 30 61 Stange, Howard 123 Algonquin Drive 11 26 61 Stanion, Joe 170 Mohawk Drive 02 13 61 Stewart, Gerry 20 Bccchwood Drive 03 19 60 Stokes, Stephen 3 Longview Lane 10 24 60 Sullivan, Celeste 59 Wooding Road 04 05 61 Suscietto, Ralph 36 Apple Street 03 08 60 Swenson, Carol 6 Jamestown Circle 08 16 61 Tecncy, Valeric 53 Circle Drive 05 25 60 Terriciano, Renee 9 Edgewood, Drive 04 16 61 Terrusa, Lori 46 Ridgefield Road 03 13 61 Thurston. Jane 45 Alison Avenue 09 06 61 Tiedeman, Veronica 63 Mohawk Drive 04 10 61 Tierney. Sheila 1435 Rhey Avenue 07 05 61 Tomczak, Stephen 55 Hill Avenue 03 24 61 Tosetti, Maria 77 Nicholas Road 05 03 60 Turtola, Jerome 48 Deer Run Road 09 09 61 Urbano, Roseann 34 Church Street 04 18 61 Varney. Raymond 31 King Street 08 19 60 Vincent, Robin 29 Jenna Road 06 11 61 Vitali, Cheryl 1394 Rhey Avenue 02 25 61 Wallace. Sandra 2 Kirtland Court 05 12 61 Walton, Gary 56 North Ridgeland Road 09 06 61 Wclin, Gregory 111 Algonquin Drive 03 24 61 Wclin, Jeffrey 111 Algonquin Drive 03 24 61 Wendt, Ronald 22 Gregory Road 10 24 60 Werner, Patricia 1162 South Curtis Street 03 10 61 Whalen, Wendy 95 Algonquin Drive 09 30 61 Whirley, Johanne 48 Lorings Trailer Court 04 06 61 Williams, Joan 19 Quince Street 10 10 61 Wilson, Jeffrey 16 Ridgewood Road 06 27 61 Wilson, Rory 6 Edgewood Road 11 10 61 Wilton. Jon 22 Ridgewood Road 09 08 61 Winchell, Diane 80 Chimney Hill Road 12 06 61 Wojcwodka, Anna 14 Judd Square 09 17 60 Wrightington, Jeff 33 Gopians Trailer Court 10 04 61 Yale, Shelley 23 Washinton Street 07 09 61 Youngrcn, Kristine 52 Apple Tree Lane 12 25 61 Zemke, Veronica 101 Hanover Street 05 25 61 Ziemelis, Scott 115 Rocklcdge Drive 04 16 61 Zunda, Jeffrey 98 Bull Avenue 09 08 60 he reflectors are those men who have achieved the purpose of the four ages of education. They are no longer of the Hill, but dwell in a greater World, which is their own. The Reflectors were once Students of Sheehan, who successfully passed the ages, and it was then time for them to participate in the Graduation ceremony. This event was to mark the end of the Student life, the passing of life in the Land on the Hill, and the final achievement of the efforts of Students and Magicians and Wizards. At Graduation, the purpose of the Students was revealed by the Gods, and was made known to each Graduate. For it was shown to them that they would go forth from Sheehan to dwell in a greater World that would be their own, and this is the World of REFLECTIONS. Here, each Reflector finds the freedom to direct his own path, and the purpose of his life is his own to make. 103 104 105 106 108 BOOK III CASTLE LIFE THE WARRIORS THE GAMES Chapter I WARRIORS nee upon a competitive time, there were the Warriors of Sheehan, who were mighty, fierce, and proud, and they were called the Titans. Their ranks were many, and those warrior men and women excelled in numerous capacities in battle. Some were strong and sturdy, some were agile, and some, swift. They each formed squads that were rigorously trained and conditioned under the command of a Magi- cian, and they elected of themselves Captains, to lead them in the battle, for the Magicians did not war. Their purpose was the attainment of honor in the name of the Land Sheehan, and those of the Warriors who were victorious were themselves honored by the Men of the Hill. For the sake of the Land, they fought awful and awesome foes on desolate ground, through cold and windy days, many times far from home. Those people exhibited a strength of heart and a determination and purpose that inspired great praise from the Men. The Land itself had never truly been in danger, and though some Warriors at times sustained grievous injuries, never was a man lost. The records that follow show, in the first part, many of the Warriors and their heroes that lived, as well as depictions of battles that occurred, during the Autumn of the age 1978, and the second section includes those from the Spring that followed the beginning of that age. no GIRLS SOFTBALL First Row. Kathy O Bricn. Lisa Roblais, Brenda Curtis, Carol Thornton, Kara Borden, Michele Gould, Tammy Short, Renee Mierzejewski Second Row: Donna Slie, Patty Casciano, Jane Singer, Beth Inglese, Tina Scarpa. Sandy Bcnard. (captain). Janet Crouse. Debbie Fitzsimmons. Betsy Hall Third Row: Coach Bonito, Gail Holznagei, Barbra Jandreau, Laurie Craig. Sheila Tierney. Nola Eddy (capt.), Lori Leighton. Coach Samaha B O Y S T R A C K (left to right) First Row: Coach Fabiam. Jon Kohan, Mark Rolan. Howard Stange, co-captain Mark Heroux, co-captain Tom Sorota co-captain Ed Short, John Calatayud, Harold Hazen, Coach Farley Second Row: Cliff Ovcrstrum. Greg Martin, Paul Clemente. David Smart. Mark Williams Jeff Short Mike Muzyczka. Bob Arnold. Jim Palmer. Bob McNally, Bob Eccles Thirc Row: Scott Balkeslee, Brian Caruth, Jeff Blakcslee Tom Alessi’ Jeff Oswald, Dan Gilhuly, Bill Mazzucco, Ron Tourtellot, Eric Wittmershaus. Joe Stanton Fourth Row: Steve Rogers. Larry Sage Kyic Kowalczyk A1 Frost. Ray Sette, Jim Maynard. John Cronin. Dennis Maynard, Rick Dominy. Pete Jones, Neil Young. Fifth Row: Jeff Welin Mike Sorota Mike DcRoy. Larry Harrison, Mike Piscittelli, Ernie Schwink. Jim Bartolomeo. Ed Doukas. Doug Padden. Joe DeAngelo, Mikd Casey Joe Loubier 111 GIRLS TRACK TEAM Back Row (I to r): Coach R. Luongo, Asst, coaches L. Gray S. Dunkovich, Laura Cox. Sue Parzialc, Paige Bauman, Sarah Jankowski. Mary Yursha, Martha Backcs, Kris Pedersen, Sandra Kitrredge, Kitty Conkling, Dawn Conkling, Pam Slater (tri-capt.), Mgr. Carol Charmut, Cindy Butler Middle Row: Diane Jos, Lynn Loftquist, Beth Charmut, Laura Caffery. Vida Vechitto, Fran Sullivan (tri-capt) Val Jewett, Arlene Olson, Donna Pasquarillo (tri-capt). Brenda Livingstone. Mary Sullivan, Aimee Darius. Mary Kremzar First Row: Robin Douvillc. Sue Brown. Paula Mushinski, Ellie Liguore, Jane Kossar, Celeste Sullivan, JoAnn Mushinski. Daren Timothy. Alison Creed, Shawn Mocking. Sandy Kremsar, Suzanne Lussicr GOLF Kneeling: Dave Hagele, Greg Peel, Back Row: Coach Schlottman, John Arata, Tim Cann, Bob Tiedemann, Romeo Cerrato, John McTague. 114 TENNIS (left to right) First Row: Scott Sobeleski, Glenn Caffery, Ed MacNamara, Robert Sherwill, David Lavellete, Brad Simmons. Second Row: Coach Green, Terry Dick, Kyle Arnold, Rich Russel, Tri-captain Bernie Sherwill, Steve Stokes, Tri-captain Jim Nunn, Bob Larese, Jeff Stokes, Mario Romero. Missing: Tri- Captain Mike Mashio, Mgr. Kris Youngren. VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW-Joe Townsend, Tom Bartlett, Dave Molnar, John Welton, Kevin Benjamin. Tom Underwood, Tom Behrens, SECOND ROW- Asst. Coach Dave Austin, Paul Remy, Mike Selvaggi, Jim Freeman. Tom Hall, Ken Chichester, Greg Kastukcvich, Bob Salisbury, Head Coach Bob Neubauer, THIRD ROW- Jim Schlosser, Rich Rivera, Paul Marquis, Steve Angclctti, Dean Baker, Scott Underwood, FOURTH ROW-Manager Jon Pisarz, Paul Erickson, Mike Bush, Missing from photo; Steve Sqambati and Lenny Martin. BOYS FRESHMEN BASEBALL: (right to left) First Row: 3. Steve Pepe. Karl Zemkc, Tim Robinson, Dave Asford, Corey Brya, Tony Marena, Jay Mitchel, Steve Boyles. Second Row: 26 Jim Mitchel, Dan Casciano, John Mendygral, Doug Larsen, Coach Ryan, Mike Kolakowski, Tom Zcmke. Ray McCarthy, Paul Zadwaski, John Astoritas. VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: Co-Captains Jeff Blakeslee, Tom Alessi, Dave Lazuk, Jeff Oswald Second Row: Mike Bush. Rich St. Amand, Kelvin Collins. Jim Schlosser, Tom Whoolcry, Bob Salsbury. Ron Wendt, Ed Doukas, Bruce Holznagel, Steve Biehl, Paul Clemente. Howard Stangc, Fred Riso Third Row: Eric Wittmcrshaus, Pete Bickford, Larry Harrison, Mike DcRoy, Steve Angeletti, Dennis Biglin, Jeff Short, Todd Gulley. John Mendygral. Ralph Pizzuti, Joe DcAngelo, Greg Martin. Bob Behrens, Fourth Row: Jim Bartolemco, Bob Arnold, Bob Goodrich, Kyle Kowalczyk, Mike Muzyczka, Mike Levesque, Bob Larese, Mike Piscitelli, Dean Baker, Ken Geremia. Kevin Doolan, Matt Mottram, Ray Sette Fifth Row: Rob Simon, Scott Balkcslee, Bill Muzzucco, Paul Zivadski, Marty Connelly, Mike O’Sullivan, John Muzzucco, Tony Marenna, Dan Gilhuly, A1 Frost, Dwight Washington. Mark Willaims, Jerry Battles, Dale Collins First Row: L. Briga. M. O'Sullivan, D. Duffy, R. Hazcn, B. Castello, P. Curtis. J. Bjornbcrg, M. McKee. J. Lynch Second Row: V. Jankowski, M. Folakowski, C. Fohr, M. Giannonc, B. Torino, R. Tatro, J. Powers, M. Casey, H. Waterman, D. Collins. Coach Mannion Third Row: J. Erconlaine, T. Gcrsz, R. Lawson, R. Faisco, M. Ematrudo, A. Stokes, B.J. Allen. P. Zuniga, M. Oswald, D. Marchi, P. Dempsey, S. Pcsta, Fourth Row: J. Poplawski, P. Purcell, T. Pavlick, B. Geremia, J. Chudyi. S. Kelly, D. Lacoss, S. Okaes, D. McClary, Missing from picture: S. Liguorc Head Coach: Charles Farley Assistant Coaches: William Allen, Matt Ryan, Gary Majchrzak Record - Varsity: 1-9 JV 4-4 Captains: Jeff Blakeslee, Dave Lazuk, Jeff Oswald, Tom Alessi “The victory over Lyman Hall on Thanksgiving Day was a glorious ending to a frustrating season.” commented Coach Farley when asked about the 1978 football season. Although Sheehan does not have a record of consideration, the defeat of Lyman Hall should provide inspiration for the 1979 season. With the outstanding freshman BJ Allen rising to the Varsity ranks next season, and the combined effort of Mike Bush and other Varsity and JV players, the Titan football season of 1979 will be one to follow very closely. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL WINS: 6 LOSSES: 1 TIES: 0 COACHES: Dennis Mannion and Todd Carr Again this year. Coach Dennis Mannion has produced from the ranks of the Freshman Football Team a group of players who promise to be outstanding on the Varsity team next year. Some of the players who had considerable perfor- mances were BJ. Allen, Alan Stokes, Bryan Gcrcmia. Pete Purcell, and Mike O’Sullivan. Highlights of the season in- cluded “destroying” Derby, 58-24. and shutting out Lyman Hall 15-0. SOCCER First Row (L to R): Joan Suzio (manager), Doug Campbell (manager), Laurie Cerrato, John Dowman, Anthony Barrett, Joyce Matte, Shelly Carrier, Graig McCullough, Chris Levesque, Mark Camire, Second Row: Kathy Currie (manager), Lisa Cerrato, Natalia Cuxio, Lisa Truini, Tammy Short, Joseph Polito, J.J. Mitchell, Steve Hanisko, Ron Turtollot, Herb Rivera, Bill Gazda, Gerry Oliano, Ray Scttc Third Row: Coach Novakowski, Michael Sorota, Jim Mitchell, Jim Barry, Justin Serbent, Glenn Caffery (captain), Jeff Bolat, Dave Barton, Bob Couillard, Steve Gazda, Arnold Camire, Paul Marquis, Dan Reynilds, Martin Cairns, Ken Makely, Joseph Couvcia (Asst. Coach) Missing from picture: Asst. Coach John Estes, Alan Douville VARSITY SOCCER WINS: 4 LOSSES: 12 TIES: 0 COACH: John Novakowski CAPTAIN: Glenn Caffrey This year’s Varsity Soccer Team was “very young and inexperienced that never gave up during the season. The team only loses three out of their fifteen players to gradu- ation: Captain Glenn Caffrey, Marty Cairns, and Ken Ma- kely. Bill Gazda was the leading scorer for the team, setting a school record for the most goals in one game; four. Many of the players received outstanding recognition for their performances. Junior Steve Ga da was elected to the first All-Housy Team. Bill Gazda and Jim Mitchell were elected to the second All-Housy Team and Mike Sorota and Glenn Caffrey received Honorable Mention. Coach Nova- kowski cited Steve Gazda for outstanding defense. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER WINS: 1 LOSSES: 8 TIES: 0 COACH: John Estes Although the J.V. Soccer Team recorded only one victo- ry, Coach John Estes gave recognition to J.J. Mitchell. Craig McCullogh, Lisa Cerrato, John Dowman. Arnic Ca- mire, and Chris Camire for outstanding performances and listed them as Varsity hopefuls for the 1979 Fall season. Because of the excellence of the town league players enter- ing Sheehan next year, it promises to be the year for the J.V. squad. 1?3 FIELD HOCKEY First Row: Tina Scarpa. Sheila Havican. Brenda Fulton, Anna Rose Mellilo, Eillcen Mooney Second Row: Kathy O'Brien, Betsey Hall, Beth Inglese, Sandy Krcmsar, Mary Sullivan, Tracey Hogan. Karen Eckles Third Row: Lori Leighton (co-captain), Maryellen Murphy, Nancy Biehler, Maryellen Behrens, Paige Bowman, Debbie Fitzsimmons. Eileen Devine, Chris Deloughry, Mary Mlynihan, Bonnie Ferriola Missing from Picture: Co-Captain Beth Hulicki GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY WINS: 2 LOSSES: 10 TIES: 2 COACHES: Sarah King, Eleanor Hueberger CAPTAINS: Beth Hulicki and Lori Leighton Because both coaches of the Field Hockey Team were new to both Sheehan and the team this year, the season was not as successful as anticipated. The Titan women claimed victories only over Maloney and North Haven, but the girls feel this is due to the unfamiliarity of the coaches and the team. Cited as promising players for the next season were Tina Scarpa (who led the scoring this season with six goals), Betsy Hall and Mary-Ellen Murphy. GIRLS SWIMMING Lying down in front: co-captains Ann Lindsay. Heidi Ketre 1st ROW LEFT to right: Sandy Pierce. Robin Short. Maureen McGowan. Pam Richards. Michelle Dcgennaro Donna Couillard, Robin Vincent. Kathy Doolan, Sue Thurston. Kristen Fazzino. Manager Erik Youngren. 2nd Row Brenda Curtis. Nancy Maclary, Mindy Cunningham. Arleen Becroft. Caren Ogrisck. Lisa Doyle, Amy Montgomery, Tammy Fazzino, Mary Ann Gannon. Kim Doolan, Mary Grace McGowan, Jane Thurston, Rene Puglicse. Pam Kellogg. Manager Frank Vincent, Coach Gordon Green. 3rd ROW Ellen Montgomery, Ellen Lawrence, Beth Mansfield, Kim Ketre. Donna Wenchell. Joanne Hatje, Kathy Murphy. Kate Thurston, Stephanie Wenchell. Missing from picture Kim Morgan, Assistant Coach Charlise Brown or © GIRL'S SWIMMING WINS: 11 LOSSES: 3 TIES: 0 COACH: Gordon Green CAPTAINS: Heidi Ketre, Ann Lindsay For the third year in a row. the Girl’s Swim Team has captured the Class M State Title. Sheehan currently holds Class M Records in the 200m medley relay. 200m freestyle, 200m individual medley. 50m and 500m freestyle and 100m breaststroke. Junior Maryannc Gannon set records in the 200m and 500m freestyle, while Senior Heidi Ketre holds the record for the 100m backstroke. The Team, in its next season will try for the Class M State Title for the fourth year in a row. The overall outlook for the 1979 Fall season is very good, as some upcoming freshman promise to add to the depth of the program. GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY 1st Row: Left to right: Celeste Sullivan. Robin Dourville. Sandy Kittridge. 2nd Row: Left to CAPTAIN: Celeste Sullivan COACH: Sue White right: Mary Yursha, Dawn Lange, Sue White, Val Jewett. Laura Caffrey. 128 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY WINS: 7 LOSSES: 5 TIES: 0 COACH: Sue D. White CAPTAIN: Celeste Sullivan Despite the fact that this year was the first year of the existance of the team, the runners on Girls Cross Country had a noticeable record of 7 wins, 5 losses. Coach Sue White commended runners Mary Yursha, Laura Caffrcy and Cap- tain Celeste Sullivan for their performances, and added that she hopes for more underclassmen participation next season. I know they did well,” said Ms. White, who was very pleased with the group. 129 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW-Rudy Schuster. Steve Trcnchard, Timmy Quirk. Dennis Maynard. Dave Lavalcttc. BACK ROW-Mr. Kennedy. Mike Butler, Mark Rolan. Bryan Caruth. John Calatayud, Captain-Mark Zuniga. Joe Briendel. Captain-Bob McNally. John Kohan, Jody Scranton, Bob Mooney. Missing from picturc- Scott Mason. Jeff Wclin. F 130 BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY WINS: 7 LOSSES: 7 TIES: 0 COACH: Bill Kennedy CAPTAINS: Mark Zuniga and Bob McNally Senior Mark Zuniga, who made the All-Mousy Cross Country Team, broke the record for the three mile Sheehan Cross Country course, cutting the time from 16:11 to 16:07. He lost to only one runner in all duel meet competition. Scott Mason, also elected All-Housy, lost only to teammate Mark Zuniga and one other runner in the Mousatonic Com- petition. In the Housatonic meet, Sheehan finished fourth of ten teams. They also finished sixth of seventeen teams in the New Haven meet, qualified in the top eight of sixteen teams as number seven in the Class L Sectionals West, and finished thirteenth out of sixteen teams in the Class L Champion- ships. Next year’s team is promising exceptional results with John Kohan, Mark Rolan. John Calatayud. Dennis May- nard, and Brian Caruth. COACH KENNEDY. CO-CAPTAINS: BOB McNALLY. MARK ZUNIGA. 131 CHEERLEADERS Left to Right, First Row: Cathy Thomas. Karen Gallagher. Diane Lanzoni, Lori Cricco (Capt.), Tammy Jarrell. Kara Borden. Dawn Fortin Second Row: Dac- Ellcn McKcchan, Kris Hansen. Tammy Barresi. Lynne Perreault (Co-Capt), Brenda Livingstone. Kris Youngren, Justine Loomis BOYS SWIMMING First Row: Steve Hanisko. Frank Vincent. Marc Warburton, Second Row: Ed Jansury. Curtis Lindsay. Erik Youngrcn. Dave Sireno, Mike Doherty. Ken Davis. Third Row: Kyle Arnold, Mike Hass. Joe Ruggiero, Bill Bowen (Capt ). Warren Corriveau. David Miller. Mr. Ferguson, Fourth Row: Dave Hagcle. Doug Maclary, Kevin Burgess. Tom Strout, Malt Eigner. Guy Puglicsc, Gordon Clements. Bill Hofmann, Mr. Green. Missing - Bob Barbera, Ed Bohnwagner, Dave Lavalettc. Ron tourtellot. Steve Cocco. Dave Doherty. John Dowman GIRLS BASKETBALL FRONT ROW- Michelle Gould. Laurie Cerrato, Debbie Fitzsimmons. Natalia Cusio, Mary McCabe. MIDDLE ROW-Karcn Mullen. Mary Moynihan, Tammy Short. Sheila Tierney. Beth Inglcsc, Lisa Gcrson. Nancy Behler. BACK ROW-Coach Novakowski. Eileen Mooney (manager). Susan Wickstrand. Lori Leighton (captain). Patty Casciano, Mary Ellen Murphy. Nancy Thornton, Coach Bonito. Missing from photo-Janet Crouse, Coach Inglcsc. Girls Basketball Record 4 wins 16 loses The team was lead by Sr. Lori Leighton (honorable mention All-Housy) and Sheila Tierney. A fine seasonal performance was turned in by Jr. Pat Casciano and Sophomores Beth Inglcsc and Tammy Short. The lack of height and consistant scoring punch hin- dered the team performance this season. The outlook for next season looks promising with the return of three starters, and Jr. letter winner Mary Ellen Murphy. Also expected to bolster the team next season will be freshman Nancy Thornton. Nancy Bchler, Mary Moyinhan. and Sue Wickslrand. HOCKEY HOCKEY TEAM: First Row: Left to Right- Steve McCullough. Marly Cairns, Paul Erickson. Tim Cann, Don Garrison Second Row: Tracy England, Paul Sprafkc, Kip Luschenat. Jack Lavcllc, Denis Biglin, Caren Lofquist Third Row: Rick Erff, Harry LaClair, Jerry Oliano, Jim Slocum. Jon Kohan, Kathy Kowalski Fourth Row: Kenny Cairns, Siven Cronin, Arnie Camire. Bill Cronin, Jim Murray Fifth Row: Coach Ray Crew, Jim Kelley, Craig Fenton. Missing from Photo:.Pete Delea and Steve Angelctti HOCKEY TEAM Record 10 Wins 10 Losses The team thanks Mr. Crew for all his time and help. The Hockey Team tied with Lyman Hall placing FOURTH in the Housitonic League Tim Cann made the most goals. Marty Cairns made the most points. The seniors leaving the team arc: Pete Dclca. Jack Lavcllc. Tim Cann. Kip Luschcnat. Jim Murray, Craig Fenton. Harry Laclaire, Jim Kelley, Paul Sprafkc. Marty Cairns, and Kathy Kowalski. VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW - Ellic Liguorc, Jane Kossar. Carolyn Tierney. Susan Slic. Laurie Fabianski. SECOND ROW- Coach Beerbaum, Denise DeRoy, Renee Micrzcjewski, Dawn Conkling, Lynn Geiger. Donna Slic. Pally Casciano, Corinne Danorovich. Debbie Sireno, Sheila Tierney, Dolores Kossar, Patty Buzzuto. THIRD ROW- Sharon Linton, Cheryl Vitali (captain), Kitty Conkling. Terri Curtis VARSITY VOLLEYBALL WINS: 8 LOSSES: 8 TIES: 0 COACH: Erika Beerbaum CAPTAIN: Cheryl Vitali After a slow beginning, the Varsity Volleyball team really pulled together and added eight wins to even out their record. Players Cheryl Vitali. Debbie Sireno. Sheila Tierney and beloved Terri Curtis had outstanding per- formances and helped the team to finish sixth in the Class M States with a spectacular qualifying round. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL WINS: 9 LOSSES: 7 COACH: Erika Beerbaum This year’s J.V. Volleyball team had a successful sea- son, concluding with a 9-7 record. Players progressing with Varsity Potential for next season arc Patty Cas- ciano, Donna Slie and Carolyn Tierney. CHAMPIONS Team Picture - Left to Right: Mr. Ncubaucr. Mr. Parley. Mr. Schlotlman, Mr. Fritz. Traveling Secretary, Mr. Kennedy, and Head Coach Mr. Ric 1978-79 Boys Intramural Basketball Scoring Race (Final) 1 Jeff Oswald 2 Dave Barton 3 A1 Frost 4 Mr. Neubauer 5 Lou Whoolery Seniors - 70 points. Juniors - 61 points. Juniors - 61 points. Faculty - 48 points. Juniors - 39 points. The Sheehan Faculty Basketball Team won the intramural league for the seventh time in eight years of play when it defeated two junior teams and one senior team. Lead by the balanced scoring attack, most of the season, of Mr. Novakowski, Mr. Fritz, Mr. Neubauer, and Mr. Schlottman, the faculty won the Championship by defeating the Senior entry, 47- 41. B A S K E T B A L L cHtfHh fgS ,,C£H4, SHECH z Varsity Basketball: Front Row- Rob Shcrwill. Steve Stokes. Jim Gianotti. Back Row- Dan Casciano, Cliff Overstrum. Jim Mitchell. Larry Sage, Jerry Battles. Steve Bates, Tom Battles. Jim Schlosscr. Rich Rivera. Mike Kolakowski. Tom Hall, Mgr. Jeff Bolati. sH«M4|r ir, Freshman: Kneeling- Kevin Ridley. 2nd Row- Mark Ematruda. Alan Stokes. 3rd Row- Tom Gersz. B.J. Allen. Paul Ferguson. 4th Row- Dan Duffy. Tom Paulick. Pete Purcell, Matt Singer. 5th Row- Herb Rivera, Mgr, Anna Rose Melillo, Coach Reynolds. J V. Basketball: Front Row- Dan Casciano. Tom Hall, Standing- Tom Zemke. Matt Mottram, Larry Sage, Bob Larese, Jerry Battles. Jim Schlosser, Cliff Overstrum, Jim Mitchell. Mike Kolakowski. J.J. Mitchell. 144 RECORD as of Jan 31: League 2 wins 10 losses Overall 2 wins 12 losses Seniors Steve Bates, Tom Battles, Steve Stokes, and Jim Gianotti, along with outstanding Juniors Rich Rivera and Rob Sherwill, have displayed valu- able effort in the 1978-79 season. De- spite victories over Amity and Seymour, the team still held 12 losses as of the end of January. All of the teams defeating the Titans did so by only a fraction, of ten not more than 9 or 10 points as in the East Haven game, which we lost 71- 62. Coach Schlottman cited Rich Ri- vera for considerable improvement of- fensively during the season. i rH� Chapter II THE GAMES nee upon a cooperative time, there were the Games, symbols of the unity of the peoples of Sheehan. The Games were activities in which the Students of all the four classes joined and combined, and were apart from the teachings of the Magicians. But the Students learned from the Games also, and learned from one another. The activities required a concentrated and cooperative effort and taught the people the usefulness of working together, and further broadened the experiences of each Student. The Games were originally conceived of and initiated by the Magicians, who are maintained as advisors to the clubs. These associations were com- prised of scholars and craftsmen, actors, musicians, and people involved in business and government. Though participation was voluntary, some Students chose to partake in several activities. And each age, the associations gained new members and lost some, but the Games were retained from age to age. 148 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: left to righi-Chcryl Geremia. Paul Sprafke, Martha Kraussman. Missing from picture: Pamela Whalen. ADVISOR: Mr. Cigas PRESIDENT: Martha Kraussman MEETINGS: Full student Council: once a month during school Ten-Member Executive Board: every Monday This year’s student council President, who is also the Student Board Repre- sentative, is Marti Kraussman. As re- presentative, she makes the Board of Education aware of student concerns within the school. Some of the fund-raising activities sponsored by the Student Council are for contributing to charities. The annu- al Thanksgiving canned food drive goes to needy families in the area, while pro- ceeds from the “Ugly Teacher” contest go to the Wallingford Association for the Retarded. At graduation, six to eight one hundred dollar scholarships are given to seniors. Other events spon- sored by the Student Council arc the annual Variety Show, two dances, bas- ketball concessions, and numerous fund-raising sales. Student Council First Row: Jeff Martincck. Betsy Hall. Kara Borden. Kate Thurston. Marianne Currie. Cheryl Geremia. Sheila Tierney. Lisa Truini, Anna Rose Mcllilo Second Row: Lisa Karlon. John Sides. Carcn Lofquist, Bob Rcutcnaucr. Marti Kraussman. Patty Bozzuto. Carolyn Barbuto. John Calatayud, Sue Parziale, Marc Warburton Third Row: Damian Bonito, David Moss. Tom Alessi, Loren Evitts. Bob Reulenauer, Fourth Row: Dave Bouza. Cheryl Vitali. Paul Sprafke. Allen Stokes. Greg MacLean, Mary Pashlcy, Lynn Geiger. Kirsten Hass. Roseanne Turtola. Fred Calatayud, Steve Stokes. Glenn Caffrey 149 Yearbook Staff: Front Row- Sue St. Amand, Lois Ruderman, Cathy Gazda, Caroline Brown. Middle Row- Tammy Fcrrauola, Lynne Geiger, Lisa Eadevito, Paula Mushinski. Pat Luongo, Julie Yursha. Back Row- Bob Butler, Kris Pedersen. Beth Wadsworth, Lori Connor, Wendy Whalen, Jill Arnold. Jeff Wilson, Allyson Platt, Michelle Poupart, Li Rascati. Damian Benito, Mr. Gannon. Missing From Picture- Lorraine Otis, JoAnn Mushinski. Ed Smcriglio, Marcia Merola, Nancy Gettner, Mary Pashley, Doreen Marchi, Cheryl Vitali. Diana Maseychik. 1979 REFLECTIONS As you have noticed, the theme of 1979 REFLECTIONS differed somewhat from previous years. After attending a yearbook convention last spring at the Holiday Inn in Meriden, two of the staff began mentally plotting the yearbook for the class of ’79. Jeff Wilson, our resident Rembrandt, and Michelle Poupart put their heads together and came up with our style of theme. We all started working very early in the school year, and we worked hard (hardly worked???). Recognition should also be given to our Editor, Liz Rascati. She has had four years of experience on the staff and really qualified for the position. Pat Luongo is responsible for our outstanding Senior section, and the seniors should appreciate all the work she put into it. Unfortunately, this is T.G.’s (Mr. Tim Gannon) last year as advisor for REFLECTIONS. On behalf of the 1979 REFLECTIONS Staff, we thank Mr. Gannon for his help this year, and may the Class of ’79 be successful. 150 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Missing from photo: David Ruwcl, Linda Janauskas, Donna Rusatc, Kip Luschenat, Mike Chassc. Estelle Anderson. Sue Lussier, Deb Fussell, Rich Tatro, Cindy Rcdling, Lyn Fongemie. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION (D.E.) ADVISOR: Richard Harvey PRESIDENT: Joan Pashley VICE-PRESIDENT: Cynthia Redling SECRETARY: Linda Janauskas TREASURER: Gail Preble MEETINGS: Once a month on Wednes- day Front Row: Gail Preble. JoAnn Mushinski. Joan Pashley, Robin Short, Bev Bently. Row Two: Glenn Rule, Linda Brann, Joan Kowalski, Lisa Peterson, Ginny Brann. Chris Polnar, Irene Eroh, Linda Brewster. Kim Bccroft, Lori Cricco. Val Teeney. Row Three: Wallace Tisdale, Kim Wadsworth, Paula Goglicttino, Brenda Livingston, Paula Mushinski. David Smart. Jim Maynard, Rich Rivera, Tom Hall, Dave Hagelc. Row Four: Ed Smcriglio, Marcia Merola, Phyllis Triano. Gina Aaostine. Lisa Dochr, Ray Harlow, Glynnc Digglc, Jim Palmer, Dan Strout, Jim Ross. This year there is an addition to the D.E. program. In room A145, the Distrib- utive Education students have a DECA school store, which sells items such as pens, notebooks, and index cards. Senior Joann Mushinski is the Store Manager, while Beverly Bentley and Robin Short hold the position of Sales Project Director and Historian, respectively. Some of the activities in D.E. are the Initiation and Installation Banquet, candy sales, yearbook sales, and community ser- vices. The goal of the students this year is to win “Chapter of the Year” in Houston, Texas, for the Nationals in May. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER- THE TITAN PRESS ADVISORS; Ms. Pierlioni and Ms. McGovern CO-EDITORS: Dave Barton and Mary Pashley MEETINGS: Every Monday The Titan Press is a monthly publication that contains news of events at Sheehan. In addition to the news articles, there are fea- tures, editorials, and cartoons-all of which are supported by var- ious merchants in town, through advertising. NEWSPAPER STAFF Front L-R: Mary Pashley, co-cditor; Laura Dam- mers. Back: Dave Barton, co-editor; Ms. McGov- ern; Carol Swenson; Ms. Pierlioni; Dave Bcrsch. Missing: Heidi Ketre, Pam Kcllog, Paul Parker, Paul Ferguson. Dara Keyes, Paige Bowman. Don LaCoss. SCIENCE LAB AIDES ADVISOR: Mr. Cigas The Science Lab Aides are Sheehan students who assist Science department teachers in setting up lab equipment, cleaning and caring for equipment, running off dittos, and doing any odd jobs that need to be done. L to R- Mr. Cigas. Paul Parker. Colon Kelly. Marc Warburton. Erie Wittmcrshaus, Beth Sabino. John Prokop. Lisa Eadivito, Steven Coco. 153 HOMECOMING 4 « 155 THEY WON, 6-2 156 POWDER PUFF Row I: Liz Rascati. Pat Werner (captain). Crunch Tierney, Nora Glatfeltcr. Lori Connor. Wendy Whalen. Beth Hulicki, Renee Pugliscc. Pat l.uongo. Coach Thorpe. Row 2: Linda Pitcher. Mary Orzcchowski. Dawn Conkling. Jan Crouse, Michelle Poupart, Nancy Kobrin. Debbie Sireno. Jill Arnold. Veronica Zemke. Linn Dclmolino, Cheryl Vitali, Cheryl Geremia. Carol Swenson. Row 3: Coach Neubauer, Brenda Livingstone, Val Jackson. Wendy Bowman. Debbie Diaz. Beth Allen (captain), Allyson Platt, Mary Pashley. Kathy Boyle, Johanne Whorlcy. Kris Pederson. Corrinc Danarovich. Laurie Craig (captain). Rose Urbano, Linda Sette. Coach Schlottman. Row 4: Joan Pashley, Lori Cricco. Renee Terriciano. Missing: Barb Nailis (captain), Terri Curtis, Kai Barbuto, Colleen Davis, Sue Ocrtcl, JoAnn Mush inski, Mary Ligoure. Jane Thurston. Heidi Ketri, Ann Lindsay, Tammy Jarrell, Lynne Perrault. POWDER PUFF 157 SPANISH CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Patricia Lepak MEETINGS: Once a month on Thursday PRESIDENT: Jamie Washburn VICE-PRESIDENT: Anita Ematrudo SECRETARY: Laura Dammers TREASURER: Michelle Lipcan The Spanish Club is a group of students who engage in various fund- raising activities to support them- selves on a field trip that will offer them insight to Spanish cultures. The club sponsors cultural events for its members, such as fiestas, slide shows and guest speakers. The Span- ish Club also participates in Shee- han’s annual Foreign Language Week. SPANISH CLUB: Row one: Janet Roulh. John Calatayud, Anita Ematrudo (vicc-prcs), Jamie Washburn (pres.), Laura Dammers (sec.). Michele Lipcan (ireas.), Clinton Kennedy. Row' two: Bob Oswald, Sue Zaolonski, Sue Parzialc, Yolanda Rodriguez, Lori Quezada, Andrea Valenti. Mrs. Lepak. Missing: Beth Sabino, Steve Rivers, Ana Herrera. GERMAN CLUB: From left to right: Peter Burner. Gina Sternberg, Jim Maynard. Paige Baumann, Greg Welin. Missing: Steve Burner, Walter Krol, Mike Coulter. Lesley Carney. Val Jewett. Val Krol, Debbie Wells, Dennis Maynard, Peter Grucncr, Brenda Curtis, Mrs. Hctzcl. GERMAN CLUB ADVISOR: Ms. Nancy Hetzel MEETINGS: Twice monthly PRESIDENT: Paige Bauman VICE-PRESIDENT: Greg Welin SECRETARY: Gina Sternberg TREASURER: Steve Burner Like other language clubs, the Ger- man Club has field trips, fund-rais- ing projects, and takes part in For- eign Language Week. It also in- cludes German discussions and showcase displays which further the understanding of German culture and language. 158 ITALIAN CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Lisa Toman MEETINGS: Every Monday The objective of the Italian Club is to give its members experience in Italian culture. Besides participating in Foreign Language Week, the club has cooking lessons, field trips, a Christmas party and a dinner for the members’ parents. Italian Club, front row, left to right-Dianc Richards. Sue Doyon, Michele Russo. Middle Row. left to right-Pam Kelvey, Pat Masnato. Back Row, left to right-Damian Bonito. Carol Swenson. Bob Coul- laird. Missing from picture: Roscann Urbano. Justin Scrbcnt, Diane Lanzoni. Sharon Muli FRENCH CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Diana McDonald MEETINGS: First and third Mon- day of every month PRESIDENT: Chris Davis VICE-PRESIDENT: Bruce Clarke SECRETARY: Ann Bercier TREASURER: Aruna Narayana French culture is the most im- portant objective of the French Club. In addition to being active in the Foreign Language Week, the French Club has cultural plays, Field trips, speakers, a Christmas party, and Canadian games. French Club seated left to right-Bruce Clarke. Chris Davis (president) Aruna Narayuna, Ann Bcrcicr. 2nd Row, left to right-Mike Kischkum, Lisa Doyle. Cindy Scabcrg. Lisa Soucy, Steve Arthur. 3rd Row. left To right-Diane Winchcl. Jackie Gaudet. Cindy Kosinski. Carlo Gcllo, Mrs. MacDonald (Advisor). 159 SENIOR CLASS PLAY OUT OF THE FRYING PAN George Bodell Norman Reese Mrs. Garnet Tony Dennison Muriel Foster Kate Adams Marge Benson Dottie Coburn Mrs. Coburn Mr. Kenny Mac Joe Director Technical Director Louis Gello Thomas Boehner Meredith Fellner Tracy Alan Alia Carolyn Barbuto Holly Sutterlin Aimee Sutterlin Jody Cunningham Marcia O’Donnell Michael Kischkum David Barton Gregory Roy Irma Zola Richard Castaldo FUTURE NURSES CLUB MEETINGS: Once a month The Future Nurses Club is ex- actly what its name signifies; stu- dents who would like to be, or are planning to be nurses. These stu- dents participate in community services, have speakers from the nursing field, and try to organize field trips to places of interest to the future nurses. Future Nurses Club: left to right - Andrea Va- lenti, Lynn Proto, Susan Zalonski, Nancy Sta- ples. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA F.B.L.A.: left to right - Paula Galagi, Vida Vec- chito, Marcia O’Donnell, Marcia Hansen, Valer- ie Grant, Renee Harrison, Anna Wojewodka, Colleen Davis, Linn Delmolino, Debbie Martin, Nora Glatfcltcr, Nancy Kobrin. Missing from picture: Jane Thurston. 162 A.V. AIDES Advisor: Ed Mik The AV aides are students who devote their free periods to working in the AV department of the Media Center. Besides taping school activities, there are occasional broadcasts on Cable Television, channel MTS. Front Row- David Cyr, Mr. Dennis Kububik. David Braun. Back Row - John Marczewski, Robert Goodrich. Henry Cavette. Damian Bonito. Paul Bcckert, Danny Strout. Missing From Photo- Tom Brilcs. Gary Weborg, David Moss, Pat Child, Mike Coulter. Phil Gonzales, Joseph Zaczek, Thomas Whoolery, Erwin Bernard, Jim Rcig. Ray Scttc, Colin Bernard, Steve Urbano, Steve Cocco, Martin Goodness, Jim Freeman, Jim Ross, Kevin Novak, Tim Ashley. 163 National Honor Society: Sitting: Fred Calatayud, Glenn Caffrey, Ken Morrill, Ann Lindsay, Standing First Row: Tom King, Ken Makcly, Kai Barbuto, Mary Barbeau, Carol Swenson. Lois Ruderman, JoAnn Mushinski. Tammy Jarrell, Jim Mansfield. Second Row: Lorraine Otis. Maurice Russo, Joe Bricndel, Greg Welin, Steve Stokes, Cheryl Vitali. PEP CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Bryant MEETINGS: Twice a month on Fridays PRESIDENT: Michelle Petrucelli VICE-PRESIDENT: Lisa Eadevito SECRETARY: Cindy Otis TREASURER: Linda Payne The twenty girls that make up the Pep Club try to increase at- tendance at school functions, such as sports events, and try to involve students in cheering at the games. Some of the activities in which the Pep Club is involved pEp CLUB fron row |cft ,0 right-Michclc Russo. Lisa Eadevito. Michelle Petrucelli. Cindy Otis, are bake sales, candy sales, in- Linda Payne. Back row, left to righl-Susan Zalonski. Beth Porter. Patty Candela. Jackie Gaudet, creasing attendance at football Julie Yursha'Janet Roulh' Anita Emalrudo and basketball games, and co- ordinating pep rallies. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I i i 168 169 WEIGHTLIFTING First Row- Left to Right- Bob Hazen. Joe Gargiula. Mark Kolakowski. Harold Hazen. Mike Marzik. Second Row- Left to Right- John Powers. Harold Waterman. Bob Torino 170 FRONT ROW-Left to right-Greg Martin. Joe Polito, Scott Blakcslcc. Jeff Short. Ed Doukas. Harold Hazen. Back ROW-Left to right-Dave Lazuk. Jim Maynard. Ray Settc, Robert Goodrich. Russ Harrison. Mike Muzyezka, Al Frost. MARK T. SHEEHAN CONCERT BAND: FIRST ROW; Carolyn Barbuto, Tom King, Sheila Tierney, Lori D’Agostino, Marjorie Bichl, Pat Candela, Marty Kraussman, Kris Youngren SECOND ROW: Mike Bichl. Marie Albert, Gail Holznagcl. Brenda Rcig, Chris Pajor, Beth Mansfield. Nancy Martell, Jaxqueline Bcyerle, Carol Legge, Diane Richards. Lisa Soucy. Lynn Proto. Beth Charamut, Joanne Hatjc, Maureen Merski THIRD ROW: Brenda Bowers, Steve Ebinger, Sue Prokop, Paul Barbuto. Dave Legge, Mark Sullivan. Greg Welin, Dawn Makay, Mike Oswald. Ted Shrevc. Rich Walker, Curtis Lindsay, Karen 172 CONCERT BAND Gallagher, Ted Kubeck. Jeff Bicmlcr. Tracy Alia, Paul Bcckcrt, Jeff Martincck, Greg Roy, R.M. Peel, Karen Mullen, Kevin Burgess, Bob Wells. Dave Hagele, FOURTH ROW: Sean O'Brien. Billy Ma zucco, Wendy Parisi, John Prokop. Kathy Ross, Erik Youngrcn, John Wilton, Frank Orlando. Doug Bcimler. Charles R. Houlihan, Director Absent from photo- Mary Barbcau. Brenda Tourtcllot, Clyde Perkins 173 ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA: Front Row: Nancy Martcll. Laura Dammcrs, Nancy Basdcn. Annette Stratton, Beth Charamut. Lori D’Agostino, Ms. Zola, Second Row: Karen Gallagher, Joan Wojan. Sue Pomcrlcau, Gerry Stewart, Gail Holznagcl, Marie Albert, Bob Wells, Beth Mansfield Third Row; Caroline Brown. Fred Rutcho, Penny Cunningham, Barbara Thorpe, Dorothy Tisdale, Richard Walker. Curtis Lindsay, Ted Kubcck, Tracy Alia. Fred Riso, Bob Oswald. Chris Davis. Daria Keyes GLEE CLUB GLEE CLUB: Front Row: Robin Gindel. Kim Warzocha. Debbie Grady, Aimee Sutterlin, Lisa Brinkley, Stephanie Dunn. Debbie Pomcrlcau. Jackie Beyerle, Amy Montgomery, Joan Wojan, Laura Dammcrs, Kris Hansen. Mary Card, Diana Graziani, Karen Cleto, Lori Kilborn, Marybeth DelGreggo Row Two: Ms. Zola. Sue Robinson. Val Jewett, Beth Porter, Marion Keogh. Daria Keyes, Lisa Smith, Nancy Staples, Michelle Lipcan, Sue Mlinarcik, Cindy Butler, Linda Brann, Vida Vecchitto, Beth Allen, Caren Ogrisck, Nancy Martcll. Melissa Reynolds, Back Row: Andrea Valenti, Kim Morgan, Ellen Montgomery, Jeanne Norric, Holly Sutterlin, Mary Roy, Kris Pedersen, Meredith Fcllner, Lori Quezada, Jody Cunningham, Dawn Finn, Stacey Retzer, Martha Backes, Noclinc Hamel, Donna Kazersky, Marcia O’Donnell, Joan Pashley, Beth Sabino, Debbie Sireno 174 MARK V SINGERS FIRST ROW-Amy Sutterlin. Kris Hansen, Linda Bran. MIDDLE ROW-Joan Wojan. Mary Barbeau. Kai Barbuto, Jody Cunningham. LAST ROW-Beth Sabino, Holly Sutterlin, Meredith Fcllncr, Marcia O’Donnell, Beth Allen. MIXED CHOIR CHOIR: Row One: Donna Gargiulo. Kim Warzocka. Aimec Sutterlin, Lisa Brinkley, Kris Hansen. Cindy Butler, Amy Montgomery. Tom Saul. Mark Sprague. Donna Couillard, Sue Hodas, Ms. Zola Row Two: Lisa Doyle, Beth Porter, Carla Gello, Pam Richards, Lisa Smith, Linda Brann. Dave Barton, Brian Mullen. Ken Page, Paul Orlando. Jenny Darius, Caren Ogrisek Row Three: Daria Keyes, Ellen Montgomery, Holly Sutterlin, Mindy Cunningham, Meredith Fellner, Jody Cunningham. Dawn Finn. Dave Clack. Mark Chichester, Greg Roy, Paul Beckert, Marcia O'Donnell, Beth Allen 175 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 1978 177 m 179 BOOK IV MAGICIANS, WIZARDS AND GODS THE MAGICIANS, THE WIZARDS, AND THE GODS nee upon a didactic time, there were the Magicians, the Wizards, and the Gods. Mightiest of all were the Gods, for they were the creators of the World. They dwelt not on the Earth or of the Land on a Hill, yet they gave the Men close watch and guided all that touched their lives and influenced their progress. They seldom revealed themselves in visible form, but there were those of the early Men who claimed to have witnessed Their presence in times of great decision. The Gods had determined the purpose of Man even before the World was begun, and had sent messengers to convey Their will to the Students. The Wizards appeared as Men, but truly they were a race of another kind. They were few, but at times could be seen roaming the Land, traveling quietly but hastily. Their business was of great importance and there was usually an air of gravity and urgency about them. When their journeys were of a more casual nature, however, they seemed to enjoy sharing conversa- tion with the Men. They had the power to transcend the laws of nature, but their works were inspired by the will of the Gods. For the purpose of the Wizards was to carefully maintain the proper balance of influences on the Students, so that they would grow strongly and surely toward their own destination. These were not the only messengers of the Gods. The Magicians were least in power, but greatest in number. Their magic arose from their knowledge of the world of Men. They revealed to the Students the Land that was about them, and opened their eyes to the beauty, for wonderous and beautiful seemed all new things to the Men. Each was a master of one of the many disciplines and offered another challenge to the creative Students. But the Magicians served not only as advisors, they were friends. Here follows the logue of the Gods, the Wizards, and the Magicians in the forms and names that are commonly known to the Students of the Land Sheehan: 182 ADMINISTRATION Mr. John Price Superintendent of Schools Mr. Frank Soldan Assistant Superintendent Mr. Albert Cci Superintendent of Maintenance 18J Mr. Paul Marianclla Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1979: Like others before you, your individual and group achievements are noteworthy and a source of pride. You have been a part of many learning experiences that we hope will serve you well in the days ahead. As your graduate you pass another of life’s milestones. You enter a larger society filled with many challenges as well as opportunities. What you do with each will in part measure your success. We wish you well. Your happiness will be our reward. 184 Paul Marianella Principal 185 Dr. Robcrl Nicolctti Assistant Principal OFFICE Mrs. Helen Lanouctle Mrs. Betty Bukowski Mrs. Anne Hamasian Mrs. Denise Drozd Mr. Henry S. Kolakowski, Jr. B.A., M.A., CAGS, Director of Guidance, Faculty Fund Commit- tee Mr. Eugene Thorpe B.S., M.S., CAGS Graduation Ceremonies Mrs. Donna Jobaggy B.S., M.S., National Honor Soci- ety Mr. Thomas Lorch B.A., M S. GUIDANCE Mrs. Carol Blodgett School Social Worker Mr. Tony D. Crespi B.A., M.A. Mrs. Marion Williams Guidance Clerk 186 Miss Wanda Rohloff Special Education, B.S. Mrs. Catherine Kosik Speech Pathologist, B.A., M S. SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Ered Zicrlcr Special Education, B.S., M.S. Miss Elena Mascia Special Education, B.S. Mr. Roland Thistle Special Education, B.S. Mr. Andrew L. Carrano B.A., M.S., 6 year School Psychol- ogy Ms. June Michon Enrichment Program Elementary Education, B.S. MEDIA CENTER Ms. Linda Prostano Media Specialist, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Dorothy M. Butler Media Clerk Mr. Dennis Kababik Audio-Visual. B.A.. M.S. Mr. Edward P. Mik Studio Technician 187 ART Mr. Jordan Abeshouse B.F.A., M.F.A., M.A. k Mr. Raymond A. Demeola Art Dept. Chairman, B.S., M.S. Art Education A Mr. John Cook B.F.A., M.A., Art Studio Mrs. Marjorie Wolfe B.F.A., Art Crafts, Art Photogra- phy HOME ECONOMICS MUSIC Ms. Irma Zola B.S., M.A., Drama Club, Mark V Singers Mr. Charles R. Houlihan A.B.. B.S., M.M., C.A.S. Mrs. Clara M. Medford B.S., M S. Miss Roberta Leonard B.S., M.A., Assist. Advisor Sopho- more Class, Faculty Senate 188 BUSINESS EDUCATION Miss Patricia Bear Mrs. Milda Anderson B A. Business, M S. Phys. Ed, At- B.S., M.S., FBLA Advisor tendance Policy Ms. Irene L. Jellen B.S., Secretaries Club Advisor Mrs. Joan M Naylor B.S. Mr. James O’Connor B.S., M S. Ms. Joan S. Fobcrg B.S.. M.S., Assist. Advisor Fresh- man Class Mr. Richard Harvey B.S. Marketing. M.S. Business, DECA Advisor 189 Mr. Donald Caruth B.S., M.A. Miss Barbara Argento Mr Joseph Zeoli B.S. Biology, M S. Science Educa- b.A. Biology. 5th year lion Mr. Malt Ardas B.A. Earth Science Education, M.S. General Science Mr. Walter Faustman B.A., M.A..C.A.S., National Hon- or Society, Faculty Council 190 SCIENCE ENGLISH Ms. Yvonne Doyon B.A. Mr. Vincent J. Carrano B.S., M S. Mrs. Joan Hill B.S. Mr. William Kennedy B.S., M.A., C.A.S., Cross Country Coach Mrs. Suzanne O. Mitoraj B A., M.A. Miss Denise Me Govern B.A., Junior Class Advisor, School Newspaper Advisor Ms. Joan Blazi B.A., M.S., Assist. Junior Class Advisor Mr. Boyd J. Biondino B.A., M S. Miss Ann Picrlioni B.A., Senior Class Advisor. School Newspaper Advisor Mr. Dennis M. Mannion B.S., Freshman Football Coach. Sophomore Class Advisor Mr. Richard J. Castaldo B.S., Freshman Class Advisor. Drama Club Tech. Advisor 191 MATHEMATICS Mr. Richard J. Charctic B.S., M.E.D., 6th year Mr. Bennett Dunn B.S., M.A.L.S., 6th year Computer Club Mr. Malcolm Ferguson B.S., Assist Swim Team Diving Coach Mr. Charles Farley B.S., M.A.L.S., Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach, Weightlifting Club Advisor, Facul- ty Senate Mr. Richard Hill Mrs. Betty C. Wakcman B.S., M.S., Assisi. Senior Class B.A. Advisor, Faculty Senate Mr. Terrence Dunn B A., M.A. w. , _ r Mr. John F. Perez B.S., M S. Mr. Paul Reynolds Mr. George Hugo B.A., Assist. Freshman Class Advi- B.S.. M.S., Junior Class Advisor sor Mr. David E. Blessing B.S., M S. 192 SOCIAL STUDIES BA Mr. John J. Ryan M.A., Assist. Baseball Coach Mr. Kenneth T. Tomalski B.S., M.S., 6th year Asst. Student Council Advisor, Faculty Senate Ms. Rosa M. Brown B.S., M.A., 6th year M S. Criminal Justice Mr. David J. Doherty B.A., M.A., 6lh year Mr. Edward J. Kosinski B.S., M.A., M E D. Mr. Charles M. Morawski B.A., M.S.. 6th year Chess Club Mr. Philip Sylvestro A.B. - 30, American Legion Con- test Mrs. Bonnie Grannis -B.S., 5th year Mr. David Austin B.S., M.A., Assist. Baseball Coach Mr. Paul M. Picard B.S., M.S., 6th year 193 Mr. Philip C. Moran B.S. Social Studies, Spanish, 5th year Urban Studies, Senior Class Advisor Ms. Diana Vytell-McDonald B.A. French, M.A. Counseling and Psychology Mrs. Patricia Lepak B.S.. Spanish Club Advisor Miss Joan Monico B.A. Ms. Lisa M. Toman A.B. 5th year Italian Club Advisor Mrs. Nancy K. Hetzel B.A.. German Club Advisor Mrs. Marcia Parish B.A. French and German, 5th year Spanish and French FOREIGN LANGUAGES 194 Mr. Peter Halpin Mr. John Boylan Assoc. Electronics, B.S., I.A. Edu- B.S., M.S. cation Mr. Peter Calatayud B.S., Key Club Advisor Mr. John Estes B.S., Electronics. Drafting. Coach J.V. soccer Mr. Timothy E. Gannon B.S., M.S..Graphics. Photography, Yearbook Advisor INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. William Fritz B.S.. M.S.. Chairman-Woodwork- ing 195 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. John Riccitelli B.S., Athletic Director Mr. Ralph Schlottman B.S., M.A., Basketball Coach, Golf Coach Mr. Robert M. Neubauer B.A., M.A., Head Baseball Coach, Asst. “Powder Puff Coach Mr. John Novakowski Health and Phys. Ed., B.S., M.S., Soccer and Girls’ Basketball Ms. Judy Samaha B.S., Sth year. Intramurals Ms. Erika L. Beerbaum B.S., 5th year Head Volleyball Coach, Volleyball Intramurals Mr. Gordon W. Green B.S., M.S., Girls and Boys Swim Teams, Tennis Coach CUSTODIAL STAFF 1st row L to R - Maria Bishop, Linda Beaudry, Janet Willis, Kay Marzik, Ann Hines, Isobcl Hilbert. 2nd row L to R - Mary Anderson, Joan Vermilya, Nel Me Adams, Rae Palmer, Nancy Case. Jack Parete CAFETERIA STAFF Rick Schcllinger and Bill Conte missing from photo: Ann Madar, Ann Bellows BOOK V THE MARKETPLACE Photography Of Engagements Weddings Discount On Wedding Pictures For Sheehan H.S. Graduates Family Groups Call for An Appointment imothy E. annon HOTOGRAPHER 109-5 Schnoor Road J illingworth, Conn. 06417 B63-1306 200 CENTRAL MOTOR SUPPLY, INC. 569 NORTH COLONY STREET WALLINGFORD. CONNECTICUT 06492 TELEPHONE 203) 269-7748 The New ... VILLA CAPRI Connecticut’s Largest Most Beautiful Restaurant For Luncheons, Dinners, And Cocktails! Treat Your Family To Fantastic Foods 7 Dining Rooms The Finest In Banquet Facilities Up To 1250 Guests Phone 265-7174 906 No. Colony Rd., Wlfd. BOLIO SPORTING GOODS Camping Puma Sneakers Rap Auto Parts Inc. Gym Shorts 1211 S BROAD STREET WALLINGFORD. 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SILVERSMITH COUNTRY STORE FINE DINING AMIDST THE CHARM AND PERSONAL ATTENTION OF YESTERYEAR PRIVATE FACILITIES, WEDDING RECEPTIONS AND BANQUETS TO THREE HUNDRED PERSONS FACILITIES FOR THE HANDICAPPED WALLINGFORD Phone 269-2183 “Flowers that Beautify and Satisfy” WALLINGFORD FLOWER AND GIFT SHOPPE Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of “79” from CAPLAN’S MARKET 190 Center Street Phone 265-1514 Sal Greco Flowers For Your Proms And Graduation 202 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 ROBERTS CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH INC. 318 So. Broad St. Phone 235-1667 Menden, Conn. 06450 I i 2 Plymouth Horizon w CHRYSLER CORPORATION Fabric Care Center 271 HALL AVE . WALLINGFORD. CONNECTICUT 06492 269 4444 Plymouth • Dodge • Chrysler • Imperial For Your Very Special Occasion ZANDRI’S RICK OIGHELLO 265-1206 ACCESSORIES PARTS COMPLETE LINE OF CYLINDER BORING Catering Service Inc. Weddings, Banquets All Social Events 95 Quinnipiac Street Wallingford, Connecticut 06492 269-6695 1192 NORTH COLONY ROAD WALLINGFORD. CT Congratulations Best Wishes To The Class Of ’79 203 Ernest Nuzzo Tel. 265-1255 ERNEST JEWELERS “If You Don’t Know Jewelry Know Your Jeweler” 136 Center Street Wallingford, Ct. THI HITCHCOCK 1 ™ CHAIB COMPAIT tllTCl STRAND FURNITURE Colony Shopping Plaza 1181 No. colony Road Wallingford, CT 06492 Compliments Of PETERS OPTICAL CO. Dispensing Opticians 172 Center St. Wallingford, CT. 06492 Tel. 265-7755 Contact Lenses Binoculars Weather Instruments PORTO’S TEXACO SERVICE 480 No. Colony St. Wallingford, CT. Congratulations To The Class Of ’79 RrtisanBinc. Vlaker Of Fine Homes 1209 Old Colony Rd. Box 192 Yalesville Station Wallingford, CT.06492 Tel (203) 238-2685 MOTTA STUDIO 1979 Yearbook Photographer Color Passport Photos Ready In 5 Minutes Majority I.D. Color Photos Tel. 269-3540 ANTIQUE CENTER OF WALLINGFORD 28 South Orchard St. Wallingford, CT. 06492 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of ’79 ?IZZA PIZZA PLAZA DELICIDUS PIZZAS OUR SPECIALTY hi-it OVEN GRINDERS PHONE CD. 9-D7DD 73 Quinnipiac St. Nixt To Raiiwav Btatiom Wallingford. Conn Twcbtfffenaoe WALLINGFORD FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Colonial Bank and Trust Company Connecticut Bank and Trust Company Dime Savings Bank of Wallingford Jefferson Federal Savings and Loan Association First Bank Home Bank and Trust Company Permanent Savings and Loan Association State National Bank of Connecticut Union Trust Company Yarn - Crafts MAX’S SUBARU SUBARU 1209 Old Colony Rd Wallintforo 238-3148 Costume Jewelry Watch Repair 210 Center St. Wallingford, CT. 06492 Tel. 269-5389 206 Outstanding in Wallingford REALTORS 265-1655 FOR SALE OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT GREETING CARDS - GIFTS - STATIONERY 68 Center St. Wallingford, Conn. 06492 Phone 269-7888 THE CONNECTICUT REFINING CO. OF CHESHIRE - WALLINGFORD, INC WALLINGFORD 265-0923 DISTRIBUTORS OF BENZOLINE HY-TEST SOS OIL - HEATING EQUIPMENT - BURNERS (Serving Connecticut serving i SINCE 1914 TELEPHONES 477 NORTH COLONY STREET WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT THE WALLINGFORD BOARD OF INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS TRANSFORMER TECHNOLOGY, INC. P.O. Box 472 Wlfd., CT. 06492 Best Wishes To The Class Of '79 63 North Cherry St. Wlfd., Conn. 06492 Tel. 265-1631 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979! 208 a ROUND ---ACQUETBALL Free Student Membership. • Special Student Court Rates. aillingford ubh� me (203) 265-2861 Best of Luck to the Class of 1979 Compliments of SPRAFKE’S SHOE STORE 218 Center St. Wallingford, Ct. 269-2268 Robert Sprafke Order Put Up To Take Out Beer Served Open 7 Days Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979! 552 No. Colony Rd. Wallingford, Conn. 06492 Phone 265-0161 MUSIC INC. 175 Center St., Wlfd. CT. 265-2530 From: 1980 We Should Acccp S Ourselves For What We Are Capable Of Being It Is OnlvJtten That We Undcrstan 3 B lg Of Qi Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1979 PATRICIA’S SCHOOL OF DANCE Classes In: Pointe • Ballet • Jazz • Tap Classes For: Pre-School • Beginners • Adult • Intermediate • Advanced • Boys May Future Years Bring You The Fullfilment Of All Your Dreams. Health And Happiness, Registration In September 269-7678 Or 269-6658 Congratulations To The Class Of 1979! THE CLASS OF 1982 From The Pesca Dancers Eleventh Season Of Teaching 210 Congratulations Class Of “79” Compliments Of ED’S CAR AND TRUCK WASH 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 130 Dudley Ave. 491 Colony Rd. Congratulations To The Class Of 1979! Compliments Of CAHN ENGINEERS INC. rya e motor ]inri Congratulations to the Class of 79 COACHMAN’S CORNER RESTAURANT and LOUNGE PATRONS Zaccariello’s Formal Wear The Centre Luncheonette + Ice Cream Palor Milton’s Men’s Shop House Of Gomes The Little Card Shop Wolfs Men’s Wear Inc. Mayfair Ambulance DiFrancos World Of Fashion North Colony Road Wallingford. Connecticut 269-1491 Versatile Banquet Facilities Weddings Our Speciality Class Of 1979 “Happiness Is The Only Good. The Time To Be Happy Is Now, The Place To Be Happy Is Here, The Way To Be Happy Is To Make Others So.” Good Luck!!! • Phone 203 3M-K11 Pon tiae -Datsun • WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT • 08492 BARBERINO ROLLER SKATING, INC. 265-1611 ROLLERSKATING 265-4772 508 North Colony Street, Wallingford, Connecticut 06492 21J PATRONS Mickey’s Garage New York Baking Corp. L.B. Metal Techniques Inc. Central Barber Style Shop Romano’s Village Pizza House Colony Pizza Zachary’s Pizza House “Forever Friends” 214 GOOD LUCK And BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’79 FRITZ’S CUSTOM FURNITURE GIFTS We Specialize In Custom Furniture To Meet Your Needs And Taste. Also Featured Are Gifts For All Occasions. Choose From Original Artwork, Brassware, Woodenware Of All Kinds. When You Need A Gift For A Very Special Occasion — Visit Us! 329 Church St. Yalesville, CT Phone 269-0893 Or 269-1169 215 HI’S SegerPartys WEEKENDSAlnighters BadlandsBoys StopRitThere Lou’sRes Rowdie KIDS FaceNork ColPishDin NansaySalt PepperJaneyBabyDoll You must know that UR JUST WHAT I NEEDED LUV 4 EVER VERYL FACE!! Denis Remember Rollerskating Walks Snowmobiling Hockey Dances Swings Movies Parties Prom Sleeping Giant LOVE Kathy RobertaC You Can have him He’s not worth it One month flings mean nothing KATH You’ve been very special to me these past 2yrs and I love you vmuch DIANELANZONI WISHING YOU WEREHEREA TMBL CARRY I WANT YOUR BTI WOMEN!! LOVE THEM BTI’S LATER BABY! MUCH!! JOANN They made the word “CLASS” to de- scribe you We wish you all the love happiness and success the world has to offer! FOREVER Hi’s RESEARCH 1 RGPRD CEMETAR IT HAS BEEN AN ENJOYABLE FOUR YEARS BEST WISHES TO ALL THE ADVISORS OF 79 HI’S THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES! COANNE NOR DOWN THE UP ESCALATORWEST- FARMSJC HI’S TOGETHER FOREVER! SUMMERJU- LY@21 BETTER LUCK NEXT YEAR RED SOX! MD MD BB MO ME WT CZ RS ARE CUTE!!! BUY A YEARBOOK BOOSTER OR THREE! HI AMYCAROLJOANCAROLINESUEJUS- TINEMARY AND STACEYMELISSABARNARAHEIDI M and G MF the best times of my life have been with you THANKS Forever Friends D.M. JANEY - I WANT OUT!! Thanks, Kid -FACE HEY HI’S What a fantastic year! PARTIES, Fridays, Sob Beger, Bruce Springsteen, Pig Piles, 11 in one car, laughling, crying, you name it, we did it. I’ll cherish them forever. Love Michelle Nork and Coane Lynard Skynyard in the morning, crazy: Poup To Beth Wadsworth, I leave a lot of great times ahead, any many excellent partying memories. DM. KJB,PC,GimP, Pink Panther, Sat. Feb.3!! KT+TPheres to the weekends New YearslLuvKG Mr + Mrs Sprafke Youre Great Luv Linn No. 13 IS BEST JIM KELLEY LET ME IN YOUR LIFE-X-Rosy Tam Rmbr good times w Ed Jeff Apr + Lyn LPKYTJLCMCMKAP, GOODLUCK IN THE FUTURE LKB DiscoF-GS StantonLoubier Sgambati-MICMO Remember all the SCHMOCKLED Times-MIC JUNIORS.Thanx 4 BEING MY FRIENDS MIC Heyyouguys, remembcrkin’s TOGAparty DrinkUP! BOB(BRAT) your the BEST love BRAT ILY WW-Special moments,memories always VZ DAVIDYOU BETTERKNOCKEM DEADGOODLUCK! LDD FLICKER YOUCANTORCHIT BUTITWONTGOOUT RPLoveYouFor TheLifetimeOf MemoriesLinn LUANN.I LOVE YOU, ALWAYS, CHRIS SLY OJ $7.32 Hilton DADS LOVE Sneaky GK-IWYTKY PTBTBATWOM HSYGWT? IDRLTSYTOIA MIKE Love ya always Karen 7-28-77-4E BabyDoll You’re my right arm always -ssole HARV THANX FOR EVERYTHING ILUVYA JP!! DECA STATE VP DR’S R THE BEST JM JP! Hi’s The good times have only just begun!JT TO NEUBS NOVA: lib. of M J’s We Luv Ya PRAPJMDSPWSW MKJNJSSGRSLRH ILUVYA JP! JNORRIE What Would 1 do without U MP BIONDINO Don't forget VT May 789 ’76MP Mrs. Hill Best of Luck Love 2U 4ever TGANNON A DOZEN COFFEE ROLLS WITHLOVE MsBEAR I REALLY DONT LIKE NOTEHAND MP Mrs.HILL You are the CUTESTMUKNOWWHO PatWDebS JoanPAlisonP JoAnnM R the BEST! Beth Allen I’m gonna miss you!!luvMOUTH TROUBLE MAKER I WILL GET YOU VET! BRUCE CLARKE is a SPEED DEMONMKW + LD BOB REMEMBER AND NEVER FORGETILOVEYOU CRH ARE YOU DRUNK AGAIN? CLARA NETTE! FARLEY I LevmyPUK onYOURSHOE Sitsadiffway L.E. I’LL LOVE YOU ALWAYS LUV BR1D Gorgeus-iloveyou- beautiful Brian Thanks for evrything (MZ) Joanne KATH DAVE THANKS LOVE HIDE JOHN HS + JA DIZZY LIVES FOREVER GIVE ME A CHEVY! P-ugonnapichJ? L-SLYbo,obgross! ILJB-B beepbielyot tendo 4-enbeep bopnot enshmoten Hey Jo, Dream On, Thanz. Yourapal! MARY-KEEP JOGGING GONNA MISS ME? 23 MarkCRemembcr 78ELOConcert, I’mStillMad MikeOswald GoodLuck THEWORSTIS OVERLYNNP LangProtoLangProto SHUTUP RecallTypkris 216 I’ll Miss YouCount Welin.LoveYa, Lynn.HT ALrightFrosh Coronets78-79 marching Band HELLO KERM1T AND ERNIE FROM BERT EdLockeCleanOut YourBandLocker NOWLynnP CONGRATULATIONS VICE-PRES. PEP CLUB DRUNK, PARTY HEARTY WASTE LOVE WASTE GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 81 FOOTBALL PLAYRS HEY KIDs I WANT TO GO OUT AND GET wasted BRIAN MULLEN LOVES PAM HAVERLY- ZUNIGA BRIAN MULLEN LOVES PAM HAVERLY - ZUNIGA SS 8075 I WANNA MAKE IT WITH YOU L.F.L. ROSIEWANDACHICKLE COMPANY-I LOVE YAS! SHOTSOFSEGRAMS ANDWETHAMPERSGO TOGETHER No School M.BABY! THE POLISH sideofyou 3Tokes for the MOD SQUAD GSKRSS DM I’ll always be there is UNEED ME LC VINNIE:MAYYOUALWAYS BECALLED HONESTIAGO Hey Joanne Have AGreat Senior Year Lori. To Favorite Soph Take It SlowYuleGoFarL. MadHatters-Can We Just Be Friends? Lori Liz Lets Make Some BROWNIES GoOnATrip! Jane How Did We Ever Get PHYSICS?LuvLori. Jill DONTWORRYabout theLamporthefood!! HEY V I Love the song YouRMY bestfriend. MaryL.YouMadeMySrYear Letsstickitout. Beth Allen youl always meanalottoME LC. Sheila Freds will live foreverloveRob. Freekxmas vacation FlyingBirds Smigs Best Wishes to The Class of 79 DECA. COME SAIL AWAY YOU-n-ME LOVE AL- WAYS L. auric F. Dave 9 5 78 WEEKENDS! PR. JOANN and GLEN Remember Nov. 10 BIXBUZ. Putts Dec.24 Telephone Pole. CAMARO KID168 CHEVY 454 RULES. SleepyHollow 3-Beer,blanket,us! 2 19. Thanks To All The Beautiful Art. Teachers At Sheehan .. .With Love. There are fishin the deep blue sea DB MaryE remember high times in FLA. joyce. Kathy will always be my little Hon. hey Mike Paul Suzanne Dana.Arleen WEEP. Lets share something and everything! SX AND RUGS AND ROCK ROLL I D. HI JILL!! ROSANNANNA DANNIE!! STEVE WANNA GET TICKLED SOON?? ANN. BETHIE, WERE STILL HAVIN FUN AND YOURE STILL THE ONE! LUV YA LIZABELLE. ROADTRIPS 79 REMEMBER ALWAYS STLCPWLR. I may Be Off For My Years Of Study,But I Won't Forget A Special someBUDDY!! Cross Country is a real scream!! NO CLASS WILL EVER LIVE UP TO THE GOOD TIMES THAT MADE HISTORY CLASS OF 79! Jodi:“but looks aren’t everything!!” Liz Rascati Has Pickle Fever Luv Karen. PVT. Tom Parish WeMissYou! (OH MR.BILL). Mahatters live 4ever and ever J,M,L.C W. It’s only TEENAGE WASTELAND!!!!!!!! vz.Alongthe pathoflife remembermeandwhen itgetsrough I’llalwaysbethcre- w.w. ML,JAVZ -rememberFeb3w oficers-GoodOdel. RICK-LetltGo- IfltComesBacklt IsYours ForeverlfNot ThenltWasNever MeantToBeJo MARTI- O.C.-Where’sTheCar -ItsLost! HEYPEOPLE BART BOBO AREALLY GOINGOUT! HEY SHA1HOW ABOUT SMOOTH TAILS AT SAE ER67Chevy Cs55ChevyJS242402 NMGGMustang Hey NA WHAT A DERF YOUR LEFT NUT IS! SHIPS LIKE FOOLS PASS IN THE DARK PEEE EEEEE EEEEEE EEE RRRR RRRRR EEEE EEEEE ZZZ HEY PEREZ MAY YOU PUNKY ROT FOREVER THANX LUC FOR BUYING FOR ALLUS MINORS THANX WILD BILL MZ BREAKDOWN SPOCK 79 LOve is caring about the other more than yourself LR,JA,VZ,WW,BH,BA, ML,LC,KE, JF,PS,KK,TB, GK: FRIENDS ARE FOR KEEPS! LUV SEGE LISA P GOOD LUCK IN YOUR SR YEAR LUV ALWAYS CHER TREAT EACH DAY OF YOUR LIFE AS ITS A GIFT AND THERE WILL BE NO TOMORROW THANX MR. MANNION CG CAREN L REMEMBER SOCCER ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG? AND THE PARTIES LUV U CHER HEY SCOTT, FRED, KEITH, BRIAN, REMEMBER — CHESHIRE POLICE DEPT. ALLNIGHT 10 6 78 SNAGS WANNA GIVE SOMEONE A COMPLEX SE SUNNY Only 4 yrsseemslike “foreverfds” micCarolynElBrenshar PartyOn RememberLO Joremember Ballonglup goodluck Guesswho! Goodbye GoodLuckto my friends ILoveYOU 217 Gonnamiss youtothemax! Sharonlocke KAI TOM I”LLMISSYOUMOST! LOVE LOIS SteveSgambati Fentonare disco boys As I wander through the world in which I live 1 search everywhere for some new inspiration so I really rely on my imagination and dream of imaginary times because everybody has their dreams and YOU Chris Sill are mine. To the truest and most beautiful person and friend one could ever have ... Thankyou Laur for everything luvyaDor BA Remember the early morning trip to Mark T. Sheehan! Wend Only you can make my day seem brighter few r special 4ever ABFA K.Lush-You’ve Got No CLASS! Guess Who JA-Goodfriends7 abottleofwine RIUNITEW RW-1 love your green eyes-NYE-JM M.K-H AM ALERT- LET”SG ETWASTED -JM MPJPPWDSDDPL -Thanks for 4superyrs MUSH Hey-theres another party at Sprafke’s!! PEP CLUB REMEMBER GAME EAT GREEN MEAT. Doop and Mic love alot alot love JWMP. VICKY S. WE ALL MISS YOU-LUV CLASS81. Mike 1. WOW! SEXY LEGS IN GYM LUV J L. ACCOUNTING 1 GUYS I’LL MISS YA! L.R. PEP PRES. GLADWERE FRIENDSLUVLOTS - VICE. DAWN-REMEMBER THE VAL-O-GRAMS? LUVLISA. MIKE L. ISTILLSAY NOCHR1STMASTREE!!!! ME. Janet S-TAKE IT FORWHATITS WORTH, LUVLISA. FOOTBALLTEAM REMEMBER9- ODON’TMEAN —!!! 81 HAS CLASS! hiDFMPLPJSMRJMML TMBSCO MARY JOYCE, REMEMBER ALL OURTIMES IN THE MAV.!!HAVEGRT SR. YRS. LUV LIZ!! Jo RP been attacked by an squirtguns lately? Hi’s 1 SR year we get HI to gether!! Grease is the word RP been bit by any tarantulas lately? MARIANNEyou onlygoasfaras GeorgeMillsl 1 15 78 KB,KY,MK, Tammy and Debbie When are we going to SFAN? Ihope! Getting Bored!! POOH I WISH YOU LOVE IN WHAT EVER you DO IM BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY MARK Ilove you more today than yesterday less than tomorrow LYNNE IWYB!! Jane-Deb-Linn -Nora-Cheryl-JoAnn- Sheila- Michelle -Renee-Colleen -Memories-sleep-overs- cocktail parties-Seger-Good Times Res-ovcrloaded cars-Springsteen-CRAZY- pig piles-Grease- naps- US -Macs-Party- parties-FOREVER-Stones - toasts- allnight FRIENDS-Doritos -Sprafkes- HockeyGames- OUR MEMORIES are just beginning LOVE YOU ALL NANCY Together Forever Hi’s Deb Lifeiswhat wemakeit It willbebcst. Nanc Sheila Watchoutfor jumpingguardrails NK Noraa Youreallydo looklike CherylTiegs NK KRIS My life is yours and yours is mine, and together theyre one. TOM SANDYTAMMY ELLENMERIDITHS VERMARYANN TIME HEALS ALL WOUNDS. IM SURE WE ARE MORETHAN FRIENDS NOW! IM SERUOIS NOW. HIsChampagne Tosatsat Midnightarebest JT Norca Mailboxes are no match for us, but Whiskey .. .Veryl Face. BuDDYLIFE’ STOUGHINEED YOUTHEWAY YOUARE BOBBIEBEMY FRIENDALWAYS LOVE A B B. PattyCrunchJ Pash MaryBacchus Thanks for making me one of the GANG LuvAP ’79 DANA Iluvyou! Reasons? YouWereWonderful Tonight! More than alot.alot “HUG” MIKE PE-It could have worked-Im sorry!!-DS MP,JP,PW,SW, Youre great love ya!! DEB Paul S IU YAM CRAZY ‘bout ya! luv Deb S GL 4ever DMCocktail + Dinner Parties are the BEST! BW Everyone’s a winner baby CV MPJPLRCDNGMCKJMCVBBLJMMLS BASEL KIDS All 13 of us hate the conference room Mr. Gersz Please call my mother last! MP DD,LC,DM,LO,TF, ANDESPECIALLY PATTYBYE! STEVE BATES is a Bone Head! YourFriends CRH Did you get up in the gutter again. Tweed never dies, it just multiplies Hey Sgam, 69 chevys truck faster! Chevy shows class hay babe? Cam, Cow BOBI’LLFOLLOW YOUTOTHEEND OFTHEWORLDILY Thanks MrBforthebest HGaspecialty RW JODBestestfriends foreverill missyaMOTO Linn YOUR FEET ARE CUTE! SHEILA- HI’S 1 DANA Weekends Belong to you and me Mike LONGLIVEBASELS! NOV3.79 FOR 2 DAYS!!! RAIDS ON THE FOOTBALL LOCKEROOM Srs. HOCKEY AND PARTYING GO HAND IN HAND!! MRS. ZOLA THANKS FOR EVERYTHING TRACEY Marge-Good luck + Happiness-Love Tony!! MsSMsB-I owe you the world Cheryl YA ALL THE WAY 218 Thunder Island Maine Summer of 79 LMW STEVE I WILL LOVE YOU ALWAYS, YOUR SUE POOH REMEMBERTHESLEEPINGBAG 5’ TEMPS! LYNNE SORRY’BOUT THE BUCKETSEATS MARK CV NK NG JC - Flom Forever - DM Mano Ma-na-ma-na-mooww !! Jane - I Love you.FABFA Nancy REMY BATTLES DEANGELO OSWALD THANX MP SIRENO IS THAT YOUR MOTHER BEHIND US? RALPH!! ILOVEHER MORETHANIEVER LOVEDANYONEELSE! 1M IN TROUBLEWHAT IDE DO - ANYTHINGGOOD BLACK SABB1TH 79-IRON MAN LIVES AGAIN FrccBEE and the BEAN Linda and John FOREVER March 5 1977 HEY? HEY ELAINE LETS THINK OF WHERE WE ARE GOIN BEFORE WE GET THERE!!!?MVRT HOWDY-ESLGTACMKBGDBS DA NURKEY!! 1-MO EARTH TO DAMIAN-TERRA A DAMIANO Coanne and Veryl-We two faces aren’t two faced!! KATHY CHOCOLATE CHIP TO GO-RIVIERA 79 PAL.BUDDY.TAM, MUNCH,DOR.CAROL- Love LO Come Pick Me up Renee Okay Chris. “Once I get him alone”, Kai?Classic!KP TAMMY-4yrs and still best friends-KP Mexico-BEWARE! Here we come!Believc,TF NORRIE-8yr olds make rotten lovers!KP MELVILLE is really MITORAJ INCOGNITO! HEY WOLFY THE PANCAKES ARE FLAT,GRANY TUCK I WANT YOUR BODY AND I LUV YA BN To SP I love you a whole lot Love MC There is so much to do until 1982 A BIG THANKS TO THE YEARBOOK STAFF Pish-BOSTON IS BEST! Face To The football team“GREAT SEASON GUYS” Thanks Mr. Heilman for a great year CG To Coane Juomo-To the 1 Junior who will always be in our hearts. Never forget all the great times because we’ll never forget you. Love the HI’S. HI’S THAT’S US! TGTHBO HFTTSHTY HBTB!L, ST Phyl,Kim,Marcia, Diane,Kim.Caren,Nancy, Kata,Pierce Routy Itches Love Caren! Hey “SUE-BEEHONEY” can’t wait till next year JAN HOPE YOU CAN SEE THIS 1 LOVE YOU Al,Rick,GoodLuck InTheFuture LoveBear Mary Pashley, We all love you for your GENEROUS SPIRIT! CV CHERYL VITALI YOUR WELCOME LOVE YA MP WHOEVER SAID RULES WEREMADETO BEBROKEN HAD TO BE A SENIOR!!! Cheshire Res is our partying spot, right, Mr. Moran? 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