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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

1981 REFLECTIONS Mark T. Sheehan High School Hopehill Road Wallingford, Connecticut The Mark T. Gheehan Graduating Class of 1981 would like to thank Mr. Mannion for all the time and effort he has given to our class throughout the years. Without his help, our class would not have been successful. We would also like to extend thanks to him for the many memories we will hold in the years ahead of us. Dedication CONTENTS Theme 1-16 Seniors 17-76 Sports 77-120 Juniors 121-130 Sophomores 131-138 Freshmen 139-144 Clubs and Activities 145-174 Faculty 175-194 Ads and Boosters 195 Let Them Knock You Around Let Them Leave You Up In The Air _ SsT 1 ) 'I - j Pf 4r ■: - i f iX J -A s2k r u ■ r _i r.iwzr r-r- V W LUfe ] v v n 3U r - ' - X.i ! - t- « k Let the Photos Be Old. Theu Can 9how What They Want 11 14 Seniors 17 18 19 . K 25 Patricia Ann Acker ‘‘Patty” As you teach, so will you learn;” So teach only love, and you will learn that love is yours, and you are love. — Thanks Mom Cynthia Ann Koscinski People we have known and loved. Places we have been. How beautiful in memory to see them all again. Thanx mom and dad. and Barretts for making 80-81 the best. A.F.S. exchange stu- dent. WA-HI D.E. President A.F.S. and DECA 2 yrs. Deborah A. Agosta CC.CP Been up and down since I turned seventeen. Well I’ve been on top and then it seems I lost my dream” Marie E. Albert God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change — courage to change the things I can. and wisdom to know the difference. Band (4 yrs.). Orchestra (3 yrs.) Lynne A. Albrecht True Friendship Is A Rare and Priceless Gift That Cannot Be Bought Or Sold. But To Have An Understanding Friend Is Worth Much More Than Gold. Goal: To Keep the Loving Friends I Have Now And Forever L + M ♦ S. Bill Banghart I’m not here on business I'm only here for fun. Dave Lavalette Kathy Murphy Dave Avery Robert E. Arnold III “PIG” ‘‘Opportunity rarely knocks twice, but when it does don’t hes- itate. for time waits for no one. Brown, is Always Light Yellow. Red and Copper. 2 yrs. Foot- ball. 2 yrs. Cheerleading, 2 yrs. C. C — Co-Capt.. 4 yrs. Track — Co-Capt. Goal: To never attain David J. Ashford Denver. Colorado look out here I come. Mom and Dad thanks for seeing me through ILY. Hey M.B. I do ya know! 5 1 80 is our time forever. Dawn Barbara Little One There’s a road I’ve yet to find; But still another I have yet to choose. Thanx for all your help. I'll miss you P.T.M. 9 27 79 Goal: To grow and learn to share. Kathy Barillaro Yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is but a vision; but to- day well-lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and tomor- row a vision of hope. Thanx Mom. Dad and all my friends. Jim Barry Gerald Battles Jerry” Look at me as you walk by, as you are now, onco was I as I am now, you shall be. Prepare for life and follow me. Arleen Beth Becroft “Buddy No-Buddy has ever loved any- Buddy the way every-Buddy wants to be loved. But I'll try. M.D.K.Q.K. and Deb. I'll love you Always. Goal: To seek what I have hidden from. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Ellen Behrens If I accept the sunshine and warmth I must also accept the thunder and lightning”: Kahili Gibram Field Hockey 4 yrs. Douglas E. Beimler 'Bongo Bong Man Live neither in the past nor in the future, but let each day’s work absorb your entire energies. - Sir William Osier Goal: To become a successful Business Man. Lisa Belanger “ Blondie” Memories are like pictures only they last forever in your mind. T - remember nice guys finish last. Goal: To enjoy my life to the fullest. Ann Bercier “Annie” My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me: And I give them eternal life; and they shall never perish ... I am the good shepherd who giveth his life for the sheep. Goal: To live a happy life in the service of Jesus Christ. Steve Berube “Little Gill” Life is full of surprises! Did you know that five hundred dollars can get your head blown oft? it will! M.H. G.F.B Goal: To see CHEESE give me my diploma. 27 Marjorie A. Biehl Time it was and what a time it was. It was a time of innocence, a time of confidence. Long ago it must be, I have a photograph, preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you. Band 4 years. j MOST VERSATILE f Mike Kolakowski • Kathy Murphy Bryon Birtha Drug man” I'll meet you in the next world - Don’t be late.” Jimi Hendrix Life is Better Through Chemicals Scott F. Blakeslee Kara Joan Borden KJB”, Kage Smiles to give, a grief to bear, goals to win. a little laughter, perhaps some tears. That’s Brenda Bowers “Blakes where love and friendships begin. ILY M D Goal: To strive for the unob- tainable and make the best of life. Stephen M. Boyle Butts'' Life is a game which we all must play. Sherry Boynton Shorty” If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it’s yours. If it doesn’t it never was. To all my friends. Thanks. Goal: To become a secretary. Patricia Lynn Bozzuto Patty”, “Bozo , Buzz” A new day. A new way. And new eyes to see the dawn, Go your way I’ll go mine and carry on. Friends - may your days be filled with love and laughter. So long! Thanks Mom and Dad! Joanne Mary Breindel “Jo-Jo Some things never die. especial- ly; a special love. A.L.K.I.S. Thanx for always being there. I love you. Goal: To be well loved. Corey Brija N.M. 10 1 79 Susan Brown Sooh “Christopher Robin and I walked along ... Posing our questions to owl in the old as our days disap- peared all too soon.” Track 4 yrs., Key Club 2 yrs. Goal: To have as much faith in myself as my parents do. Mary Bruning Diane Lynn Bryan Di R.C.: Dream until your dreams come true. Goal: To live a long and happy life. MaryKate Burns To get what I want out of life and to be happy and content with my career. Goal: To be an accomplished writer. Laura Cattery Lornadoon Roberta Caliendo Bert What I am doing now is building on my foundation, and I want the freedom to build as high as my dreams will take me. S.A. Thanks you guys for the great memories, bffe Arnold Camire If a man loses anything and goes back and looks carefully he will find it. 4 yrs. hockey. 3 yrs. soccer captain Patricia B. Candela ‘Patty If you love something, set it free If it comes back. It is yours If it doesn't, it never was. ILYF Ricky 3 4 80 Maria-Anna Carrano Love is not finding someone you can live with, but finding so- meone you can't live without. Goal: To live eternity with Chris Keogh. Daniel Casciano ■■Chief 'Backdown turn around slowly. Try it again. Remember when it was easy. Try it again. E.L. You’re everything I hoped for. Jim Mitchell • Beth Inglese 29 Beth C. Charamut “Enjoying life through love, and friendship is one of the lessons to be experienced, not told. R.A. Track (cpt.)4; Cheerleading — 1; Band — 3; Orchestra — 3; Stu- dent Council — 1; Variety Show — 3. Goal: To live a long and happy life in the sun and snow out west. Mark R. Chichester Aurelius” You may say I’m a dreamer but I'm not the only one. I hope some day you'll join us and the world will live as one. Band — 4; Choir — 4. Goal: To explore the heav- enly bodies. David Clack Col. Clink The short period of life is long enought to live well and honor- ably. Goal: To build the Ultimate Automobile. Kathryn Conkling Kitman To feel at home with love and laughter is to possess one of life’s priceless gifts. 4 yrs. Track (co-capt.), 4 yrs. Volleyball (co- capt.) Warren P. Corriveau Pete W. Corriveau Goal: To build a bigger cannon Rebecca Coulter James D. Craig Spock Being healthy and happy is the measure of true success. 2 years Track; 1 year Cross Country. Kathleen Ann Currie KC Long Live RADICALS I got by with a little help from my friends. Thanks mom, dad. and Pam. Goal — To be happy in life — 143 Scott. 30 Kathy Murphy Steve Rogers Brenda Curtis If it’s too easy to get it’s not worth having. So don’t give up. B.W. 4-ever To move to West Virginia. Melinda Curtis “Mel “BELIEVE ALL OF WHAT YOU SEE AND HALF OF WHAT YOU HEAR.” (Love ya Dad, Mom and Don.) Goal: TO HAVE A HAPPY AND FULFILLING LIFE WITH DON. Daria R. Cusio .. . All the good times and the bad times — the bad times fade away. But the good times are for- ever . .. — J. Geils — ILYV. G. 2 6 80-? Stanley Cwirka Jr. “Stan I never give up when things get tough. 4 Years Metal Shop Goal: To become a skilled welder and to collect old John Deere Tractors. Lisa Ann Cutrole This is for all the lonely people Thinking that life has passed them by Don’t give up until you drink from the Silver cup and ride that highway in the Sky! Goal: I must live for today . .. maybe tomorrow the Good Lord will take me away. Dave Cyr Lori Ann D’Agostino What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matter com- pared to what lies within us. Ralph Waldo Emerson Susan D’Amato Love when you can — cry when you have to Be who you must — that's a part of the plan Await your arrival with simple survival And one day we’ll understand — Dan Fogelberg Thanks Karen Goal — To fulfill every dream. Christine Rose Davis Chris Somewhere over the Rainbow, skies are blue, and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true. Orch. 4 yrs, French Club Pres. 1 yr., variety shows Lee Ann Delmolino I’d give you all of my dreams if you’d help me. find a door that doesn't lead me back again — take me away. -Genisis- Thank you guys, for the memories. ILY Pete 5 12 78. Alice J. Demetrio Love is special love is kind Its the best thing we ll ever find Vinnie DeSanti If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you. When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me. Arlene Farone 10 11 79. Mary E. Donovan If the sun refused to shine. I would still be loving you. Moun- tains crumble to the sea, it would still be you and me. Louie 10 6 78. Kevin Doolan Roberta Ellen Dorau Bobbie Goal: To become a dog groomer or trainer. Liaa Ann Doyle “Petite Feet You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. To love and be loved. John Dowman Liaa Marie Eadevito “Mickey Now is the time to take possession of my life, to start the Impossible, a journey to the limits of my aspirations, for the first time to step toward my lovliest dreams. Cheerteading 2 yrs. Co-Capt. 1 yr. Yearbook 2 yrs. Pep Club 1 yr. Vice Pres. Powder Puff. To live, love, laugh and be successful. George Hornyak «Lori D'Agastino Anita Marie Ematrudo “Nita” “Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.” Goal: To love and be loved. Mike Emerling To the Class of 1981 - live long and prosper. We’ll see you in the next world, don’t be late. Loren Evitts My will shall shape my future, whether I fail or succeed shall be no man’s doing but my own. John Ferrauola Debra Ann Fitzsimmons Fitz Be slow in choosing a friend but even slower in changing one. Field Hockey 4, Softball 4. Basketball 3, Student Council 2, Class Secretary 1, Class Treasurer 3. Beverly Ford Long live RADICALS! L.G., P.S., K.C..S.F. You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find you get what you need! Goal: To show the world more happiness. Elissa C. Frobel Lise Life's truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way. Thanks for everything. S.C., J.K., J.T. Goal: To be happy. Karen Gallagher Life is the known and the unknown ... I only want to share what I’ve found to show those horizons out ahead for us all. Friends - The times have meant more than words can say. Sandra Dee Gargaly Goal: Veterinarian. Donna L. Gargiulo Goal: Photographer. Jackie E. Gaudet Don’t let life pass you by if you haven't seen what it has to offer! Bill Gazda The time is gone the song is over, thought I’d something more to say. 33 Lynne Ann Geiger “Cheeks I want to. I need to make you see how much I caro for you I could spend my whole lifetime right by your side ... Orleans. Mark - Thanks for loving me always ILY 6 25 82? Nancy Gettner “Crazy” If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me, I must be traveling on now, cause there’s too many places I've got to see! Goal: To help the special children, many people forget. Sue Gibson My Brand New Ship is Stellar bound. To Search out a place I’ve never Found. Where I go only time will tell. There’s alot of space between Heaven and Hell - Joe Perry Chris 2 29 79 Carla Gello “SNAK-PAK” To laugh often and much; to ap- preciate beauty; to find the best in others; to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded. Goal: To succeed Daniel J. Gilhuly “Captain Drugs” L. E. Everybody has a dream and you have answered all of mine. Diana-lee Gilman ... Soon our days shall pass away ... All our words and deeds are carried on the wind; In the ground our bodies lay. here we ll stay. Bob (Pants) 4 15 78-4-ever 34 Robert E. Goodrich “Goody” Fight for what you believe in and don't lose sight of your ideals. ‘‘Take a stand and make a mark.” John Jakes Goal: To be happy and live life to its fullest. Tim Gondon ... You've been hidin, and I’ve been ridin like the wind to find you. Love ya W.S., Bud tt 1 Michele Gould “Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have, and only you can determine how it will be spent. Be careful lest you let others spend it for you.” Carl Sandburg Goal: To have a fulfilled life. John Grandy Sean Griggs If life is a bowl of cherries, why do I always got tho pits.” Goal: Join the Air Force. Jim Spambanato ‘Spam Watch the police and the taxman miss me ... I’m mobile Peter Gruener Green Grass and High Tides Forever. Goal: To get rich. Craig Guartafierro Cragers” Lying, hate, and pain, all part of the Devil game, got his foot in- side the door, but you can’t let him use you anymore - KANSAS Goal: To live free and be independent. Todd Gulley Live your life to the fullest. Meet you in the next world don't be late.” Good o'l Jimmy. Goal: To go to college and make the best of it. Jennifer J. Hall Don’t hang on nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky. - Good times, bad times, you know we've had our share. Girl’s Soft- ball Fr. yr. (1 mo.) Stephen F. Hanisco Disco Hold on to all your Dreams, and if you get the smallest chance to do any of them GO FOR IT!! Goal: To work and live somewhere in Midwest. Joanne Hatje Spruce and Seagrams I got the fever B.S. He who is not busy being born is busy dying - Dylan Thanks Mom ILY Sheila J. Havican Havie You must have long-range goals to keep you from being frustrated by short-range failures. Activities- Field hockey. 2 yrs. Sec., V.P.. Student Council Jerry Battles • Beth Wadsworth 35 Charles Hazen To be better than I was in School. Karen Heroux I would be the first one to say when I look at myself today, I wouldn’t have done it any other way. Goal: To be happy with M.C. Susan A. Hodas Show me a place where dreams are for Dreamers and all the things you wish come true. I'd wish the world had all happy peo- ple then there would be no more wishing to do. Robert W. Heidgerd Jr. ■Bubba ‘STARSKY The dreams of the future and days of the past are times to remember, times that should last. Goal: To live a happy, successful and fulfilling life with those I love. Robin Helstrom The thing that lasts longest memory. DB 1 18 80 is a John Herasimovich Lori Higgins ‘Higs” Those were the days my friend I thought they would never end. we sing and party for ever and a day. We lived the life we chose we thought we’d never lose so those were the days my friends. Thanks Village 81 K.H. Thanks for all the great partying 6th per. Junior year. Thanks 81 Kathy Hinman Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved. L.H. W.B.- 10 20 78 Leslie-Anne Foulkes Experience life by crawling in its dirt and being lifted by the wings of its beauty. To come back to the USA for our 50th reunion! Lisa Cutrole • Jerry Battles Susan Marie Hogan 'Sue'' Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die. life is a broken wing- ed bird that cannot fly. Goal: To live my dreams with Scott. Gail Holznagel “Gibbles” You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. (4) softball George Hornyak STAR'' The best thing about the future is it only comes one day at a tim . Goal. To graduate from Sheehan. Karen J. Howe Life - so they say - is but a game and they let it slip away - Love like the autumn sun should be dying - but its only just begun JDF 8 28 79 MOST BASHFUL Roberta Dorau • Scott Blakeslee Diane Marie Hucul If I leave here tomorrow. Would you still remember me? For I must be trav'ling on now 'cause there’s too many places I've got to see. Tom Hulett Beth Inglese Soar high towards your dreams Hang on to your hopes. For tomorrow is just a today away. Activities: Field Hockey (4 yrs) Co-Captain. Basketball (4 yrs). Softball (4 yrs) Wendy Ivan No matter how much we seek, we never find anything but ourselves. Goal- To become a hairdresser and be happy. Scott Jackson It's all what you make it or you make it all you want it to be. Goal: To have free time to do things I like. Edward Jansury Jr. Stud Mister Ed 4 years Swimming, 1 year boy's cross country Goal: To be both happy and successful 37 Debbie Jarrell Friendship does not grow out of the demands I place on others but out of what I am. Thanks, you guys, for the Good times, bffe Michael E. Johnson Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel is an oncoming train. Goal: To become a crayon salesman. Donna Kazersky There are two paths you can go by. but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you're on! 'Led Zeppelin’’ Thanks V.C. for listening. Goal: to live my life like there’s no tomorrow Colin Kelly CK Semi We are the lovers, we are bound to one another by a bond that is invisible yet stronger still than time. - Harry Chapin Goal: To fly Jill Kelliher Jennifer A. Keogh Jennie Memory is a diary we all carry with us. Swimming 2 yrs. Kim Ketre How often we kneel to our weakness ... When we might rise to our strentgh. 4 yrs. swimming Co-Captain Goal to see the world. Michael A. Kolakowski Eddy Don’t walk in front of me - I might not follow. Don’t walk behind me - I might not lead. Walk beside me and be my friend. 4 years baseball. 4 years basketball Tracey Landino John Kronberg Jr. Berg-Berg Sheehan AFS Publicity Chairman - 2 years Goal: To live life to its fullest. Kyle Kowalczyk Klyde I tell you this; no eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn Robert J. Larese Goal: To make the best out of life. Teresa A. Lanahan Pinky You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. Thanks L.D. for being the best friend anyone could have. Goal: To be happy and make the best out of life Karen Marie Langa A brief candle both ends burn- ing. an endless mile a bus wheel turning, a friend to share the lonesome times, a handshake and a sip of wine, so say it loud and let it ring that were all part of everything, the present, future, and the past, fly on proud bird you’re free at last C. Daniels Lisa Cutrole • Larry Sage MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH Joseph LaPanna Jay You see things that are and ask Why?” But I dream things that never were and ask Why not? Doug Larson David Lavalette “Lavs A friend is someone who knows all about you, but likes you anyway. Goal: To be happier than I already am. Elizabeth A. Lawrence “Betty J.N. We’re as free as a bird now L.S. PF and KC thanks for the memories. DECA 2 yrs. Presi- dent ’80-’81 Goal: To live life to its fullest! David A. Legge Leg Sometimes the best helping hand you can get is a good, firm push. Goal: To be a friend to all; what more can I do! Michael W. Levesque Twinkles “The secret of life is not to do what one likes, but to try to like that which one has to do.” Football - 2; Track - 2 Goal: To own a ford 4x4 39 Eleanor Liquore ”Ellie” 'After all we re all the same only difference is a name and where we are. D.C. There is nowhere else I’d rather be. Curtis Lindsay I like your shirt Mr Reynolds. 4 yrs. Swim Team. 1 yr. Soccer Team. Goal: To leave a mark on the world. Michele Anne Lipcan This is for all the lonely people thinking that life has passed them by don't give up until you drink from the silver club and ride that highway in the sky. Goal: To love and be loved. David R. Loesch “NICHELOBIAN When you have only one life to live, you have to go for everything you want out of life!!” Goal: To tour the United States and Europe on bike. Lisa Longofono Lee” If you can’t have the best of everything, make the best of everything you have. Goal: To learn how to love and be happy. Doreen Lyman Thanks Mom and Dad MRG 1 15 77 Beth MacDonald 40 Elizabeth E. Mansfield Beth Just One Voice - It takes that One Voice and everyone will sing. Band 4 yrs.. Swim Team 2 yrs.. Glee and Orch. 1 yr. Goal: To go into the Health Medical Field John J. Marczewski J. W ” If it takes all night, that'll be all right If I can get you to smile before I leave To Helen 7 24 80 I Corinthians 13 Goal: To be a rich and successful Electrical Engineer Anthony J. Marenna VITO Football 4 years (Captain) Luanne Marrero Lulu Brian, you gave me this Special happiness in my Life and I LOVE YOU for it. B. D. + L. M. forever 3-19-80 To become famous Nancy Marrero Pumpkin Our love shall go on forever because of the smiles and happi- ness we brought to one another. (I.L.Y.) Goal: To have a future with K. T. 10-14-76 Fredric M. Leiaa Ain't it good to walk out on a limb and find out that it holds. I plan on climbin’ high instead of growin’ old. A. H. I Love You Roby Marzik Donna Masterson Sharon Matt Dennis Maynard Denny TO SEEK FOR A FORTUNE IS GOOD, BUT TO HAVE ONE IS BETTER. John F. K. Mazzucco “UNI'' LIFE IS A TIMMY 3 YRS. CROSS COUNTRY, 4 YRS. INDOOR TRACK. 4 YRS. TRACK Goal: TO SUCCEED IN EVERY- THING 1 DO Goal: To get as much out of life as 1 can. Raymond McCarthy DeRamone I ain't asking nobody for nothing If I can' get it on my own, And if you don't like the way I’m livin. Then just leave this long haired country boy alone Goal: To break on through to the other side. 41 William A. Mazzucco, Jr. Track 4 yrs., Football 2 yrs. Taz Shrieve Holly Sutterlin Craig McCollough Todd Morgan Robin Menard John Mendygral Sherri Michaud “Bean” Thanks to all my friends for mak- ing these 4 yrs the best. And all happiness to K.S. T.V. 11 14 79 Renee Mierzejewski The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold one’s foot long enough to put the other somewhat higher. Suzanne Mlinarcik Sue, Kansez, Fast back'' All we are is Dust in Wind - Kansas Gonna get me a Fastback and race W.G. C.S.-W.T., S.S.-J.B., Crystal Ship. M.D., F.A.C. Goal: Gonna climb me a moun- tain and breath the air David A. Miller Some people make the world special just by being in it. Thanx Mom and Dad Goal: To be successful in the Graphic Arts field and lead a “rich life. James J. Mitchell Chitch If you keep striving to achieve your goals, you'll eventually fulfill them. Soccer 3 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs.. Baseball 4 yrs. Goal: To get the best out of life. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT John Mitchell Basketball 2 yrs.. Soccer 3 yrs.. Baseball 4 yrs. “You can be anything you want to be if you put your mind to it.” (Lou Gehrig) Goal: To become a professional baseball player Danny Gilhuly • Rosanne T urtola Bruce Molinari Aristotle once said man is a Rational animal. All my lifo I have been seeking evidence to prove this.” Bertrand Russell. Goal: To be an author, I guess. Christopher Molloy I like the good things in life, but most of the best things ain’t free. — Queen. Goal: Professional Bowler. Charlie Moore Mark J. Mudd Jammin' Gears is got to be a fever as men become addicted to the grind, it takes a special breed to be a truck drivin man and a steady hand to pull that load behind. Goal: To own a Ken- worth. Lois Mullen You have to live and learn so you can learn to live. Thankx Mom and Dad. Goal: To travel the U.S. Kathy Murphy Murph There, but for the grace of God, go I. Kathleen Eva Morrill ”B, B” Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. I Cor 13:4-8.13. I love you Steve 6 17 80. Thanx M and D. TFTM — DN, SB, JQ, JOJO. BLB, KENP — GT4E. Goal — To live each day separately and hap- pily. Mark Moynihan F.H. Mgr. 2 yrs. Golf 1 yr. G. Bas- ketball Mgr. 2 yrs. Goal: Go to college and become an accoun- tant. Sheila Murray Cheech” A world alone. No world is his own, life can no longer surprise raising his eyes beholds a planet unknown. J.J.M. Life is not a dream but a reality, so livelTony 12 24 79 always. 43 Michael J. Muzyczka Make a goal for yourself and shoot for it. 3 yrs. Varsity Football, 3 yrs. Track, 2 yrs. Cheerleading Jeanne E. A. Norrie “Cat. Norr. Dart. Boots There are things that we know and things that we don’t, the known and the unknown, and in between are the doors; Doors, Doobies, Tucker (C.I.R.) Goal: To do whatever whenever; J.D.MB. DB. H.D’s. tt 1 (D.M.) Sean A. O’Brien Discovery consists in seeing what everybody else has seen and thinking what nobody else has thought. Goal: To study law. Aruna Devi Narayana •ROONE” One last look before we part Drop a tear and bid adieu Though we sever, my fond heart Till we meet shall long for you Goal; French Club: Pres. 2 yrs., Treas. 1 yr. Dabra Jaan Nitchka Nltch If I truly love one person. I love all persons. I love the world. I love life. If I can say to _ somebody else. I love You , I must be able Gerald Nlland to say. I love In you everybody. I love through you the world. I love In you also myself. Erich Fromm SB 7 80ILY GTFE ooal - To become a physical therapist and to lead a prosperous and fulfilling life. Kathleen A. O’Brien “Koby” I’d like the memory of me to be a happy one, I’d like to leave when life is done. - Softball. Field Hockey. Kara Bordon • Steve Hanisko Todd Odermatt In June we go our separate ways, but we’ll always be together in soul. PARTY ON CLASS OF 81. Suzanne O’Donnell Paul Orlando Hey D.M. lets ride around! Thanks short and sweet. '79-'80 almost. Coke, firebird, and choir. Goal: To become a diesel mechanic. 44 Cynthia Otis Kenneth A. Page Big Bird” Mr. Rogers Friendship is a priceless gift that A.F.S. v.p. - D.C.A.A. Mrs. Zola cannot be bought or sold. But to and choir 4 yrs. Variety Show, Brett Ostapowicz have an understanding friend is Deep River and Westbrook best worth much more than gold. MP, time in my life. LP. JS. DP. MP. To play the drums in concert in Goal: To live a rewarding life. New Haven John Pajor Patricia A. Paolillo “Patty If you practice an art, be proud of it and make it proud of you, it may break your heart but it will fill your heart before it breaks it. To become a successful Hairdresser. Daneen Pariai Here’s to you as good as you are. Here's to me as bad as I am. But as good as you are and as bad as I am, I am as good as you are as bad as I am ... Babe, in the Long Run you Can’t Always Get What You Want... Thanks - Joann. Lisa Parker But of course it really isn’t Good- Bye ... Winnie-the-Pooh, Linda Marie Payne ‘Success is having the courage to meet failure without being defeated.” Mark Alan Peel 'V A man can be happy in life without traveling great distances. To reach a heighth of 6 feet 2 in- ches, If not in body, in spirit. John Petrello 45 Michele Frances Petrucelli If you love something set it free, If it comes back its yours, if it doesn't it never was. I Love you mom, dad. Thanks L.P., C.O., M.S., J.G., K.B., K.M. To become an Executive Secretary Melissa Marie Pilon “Mis” We seek love in the gentle mystery of sea and earth only to discover it in the touch of a friend. Thanx A.L.K.I.S. I Love you Penn. Thanx Mom and Dad. To become a commercial artist Michael Piscetelli Phisco“ 2 yrs. Football, 2 yrs. Track, 2 yrs. Cheerleading Ralph Pizzuti Rudi” A good moment with a friend may not last long, but can mean a lot. Enjoy good times while they last.” Football 2, Basketball 1 Goal: To spend the future with D.F. Tara Poletti The value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them: Whether you find satisfaction in life depends not on your tale of years, but on your will. Joseph P. Polito “Paluka“ Live Life to the fullest and enjoy all the good things while traveling down the road. To make it through college. Deborah J. C. Pomerleau “Sue , “DebbieLu” A single rose my garden, A single friend my world. Thanks Mom and Dad! And thanks A.R., Y.R., Without you. I wouldn't have made it. To move to Maine, marrie a RICH Doctor, raise horses, and be happy Susan R. Pomerleau “Suey” “Little Sue” “Deb” Love is like a butterfly, the more you chase it, the more it eludes you. But if you turn your back for a moment, it comes and sits soft- ly on your shoulder. To stay happy and keep smiling Beth Ann Porter As time goes by I realize how much you all mean to me. Mark, do you want to go pick apples? A.F.S. 2 yrs.. Pres. 1 yr., DE 1 yr. Thanx everyone for all the help you've given me! Lynn Marie Proto Eager Beaver'' “Actions speak louder than words.” Mark C., Never forget all the laughter and tears. Thanx for everything. I’ll love you forever. XOXO Goal: To be a pharmacist, have a family, and be happy. Guy Pugliese 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. Lori A. Quezada Love is not measured in moments of time - But in timeless moments ... Our love is as forever as the earth, the sun. the sky. Salvd, dinero y amor Jacqueline M. Raymond Only those who listen with their hearts can understand. Thanks Mom - keep trying - because ILY Lou, you have touched me - I have grown — ILY and shall value the memories forever. 8 24 79 Amy M. Reeves We must learn to set our course by the stars, not by the lights of every passing ship. Goal — to go into the field of vet- erinary medicine Dawn Regan Down the highway to nowhere. There is only one love and it is for always. Thanks for the memories JD and KB ILY goal - to be as happy as I can Jim Reig Bubba” Good luck to the class of '81 and may we meet again someday. Goal — to drive the ultimate Chevrolet Ron Tourtellot • Laura Caffery Pamela Richards “Pam” “May the Lord watch bctwoon me and thee while we are absent one from the other'' To the BYF - thanks for all the wonderful memories Goal — to be healthy and happy. Steve Rivers Susan Robinson SSS If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you its yours, If it doesn't it never was. Goal — to become a social worker Tim Robinson Yolanda Ivette Rodriguez Tata” To be your own person and enjoy life to the fullest. D.E.C.A. 2 yrs.. Treasurer of 80-81 Goal: To become a successful Hotel Manager. Steven T. Rogers Strickland '77, “Singing that same old cowboy song , Good Times with Great Friends. Goal: To be happy and go to the TVJ Tom Rogus Roggie You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. The Stones Mario Romero Alicia Roodenburg Buns Red Our friendship has been like a glimpse of a sunrise, yet enough to warm the heart that fits well CL 11 79 Goal — to live a wild and fulfilling 48 CLASS INDIVIDUALS Bruce Molinari • Theresa Steele Lisa Rosato (Bracone) The grass withereth. the flower fadeth; but the word of our God shall stand forever. Isaiah 40:8 Nathan (Nata) 3 8 80 I luv you! Thanks Mom and Dad Kathleen Ross ‘What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity.” Addison Band 4 yrs. Girls Tennis 2 yrs. Janet Routh Gregory A. Roy “SPAZ A bridge connects two known points. I’d rather start from a known point, build my bridge, and create when I reach the other side. Goal: To build bridges, also sell my songs. Joseph E. Ruggiero “Uncle Moe Do not follow where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. 4 years swimming Fred Rutcho 49 Jim Sabbith Larry Sage Tom Saul Vicki Saul Wayne Saxon 'Beaver'' Goal — to get out of this jail Jeffrey O. Short C.B. If hard work is the key to suc- cess, most people would rather pick the lock. 4 yrs. Football - Capt., 4 yrs. Track - Capt. Goal: To live each day to the fullest. Theodore A. Shreve TAS” “Every man is a coin with two sides. And his is the choice to whom he shows which side. Yet there are a special few who see the coin for its full value.” Goal: To be incredibly middle 50 class and happy! Heidi A. Schonn Hide We shape our lives not by what we carry with us, but by what we leave behind. I love you ALKIS Goal: To leave nothing but good behind Mark Robert Schumacher SCHU ELVIS The class of “81 are wise people, we will provide for our future the best way we can. Goal: Mechanical Engineer Cynthia M. Seaberg Cindy Happy times and bygone days are never lost ... In truth, they grow more wonderful within the heart that keeps them. Activities: Senior Class Play - 1 yr.. French Club 3 yrs. - Treas. 2 yrs. Goal: To see the world. Tammy Lynn Short “‘Life is a series of experiences of which you have yet to reach the ultimate.” Basketball 4 yrs.. Softball 2 yrs., Student Council 2 yrs. Goal — Computer Science Paul T. Sibiga Dancin on the ceiling, dancin on the floors, people everywhere are walking through these doors, for inside they know there’s a party going on, It was nothing but a party Brad Simmons RACKETHEAD Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face. DLGHMJKA and the rest. Rcmombor tho good timos! 4 yrs. Tennis Daniel R. Simmons Dan Wait till next year Goal: To see the Red Sox win the world series. Robert P. Simon Uncle Rob I am afraid. Not of life, death or nothingness, but of wasting my life as if I had been. S.H. - You mean more to me than you'll ever know. 6 80 Janet Singer Each happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow. 1-4-3 DB David Sireno Bird You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true Pamela E. Smart If the dream and wind will carry me, soon I will be free. - Long live the Radicals. BF. KC. LG. SF. Mary Theresa Smith Terry” •When the time comes to settle down who's to blame if you're not around. Just take the long way home. Goal — to stick closer to church oriented social activities. MOST POPULAR Jeff Short • Karen Gallagher Scott J. Soboleski Sobo” Together we shall be, And share our happiness inside our rain- bow. forever. SJS. + CAT. 4 yrs. varsity Tennis (Captain) Karen Lee Soderlund Each of us is the only person who can give what each of us wants to have. Goal — To live a happy and ful- filling future Denise G. Spinelli Danew Toby they say you have no soul but you'll always be in my heart. Thanks to all my special friends. Kip I.L.Y. Goal: To go to school for horses. Patricia Sprafke Tricia Knowledge and wisdom, far from being one. William Cowper Suzanne M. St. Amend Sue” Dreams. They are What keep the young alive and the old young. Thankx Mom and Dad ILY Goal: To go to school, enjoy life, and travel this great world. 51 Nancy L. Staples “Nanc Friendship knows no bounds of time or distance. — Likes: Camaros. water skiing, being with friends, and living it up. Goal: Being the best that I can be in the nursing field. Theresa A. Steele Beatles'’ There's nothing you can know that isn't known, Nothing you can see that isn't shown. Nowhere you can be that isn’t where your meant to be. All you Need is LOVE goal — to start a new life in Eng- land Charles D. Stratton Chuck, Charlie And this is the Testimony, that God gave us eternal life, and this life is in his son. He who has the Son has life: He who has not the Son of God has not life. I John 4:11-12 Tom Strout Cindy Sullo 52 Linda J. Swantek Lin Love comes in the dark and brings light and warmth that’ll Holly Sutterland burn forever. Alki family love ya all. Mo. takecare. Live, Love and Laugh. Goal: To share my life with the people I love. Margaret Stasulli “Grit” I look to the sea, reflections in the waves spark my memories. Some happy, some sad. I think of friends and the dreams we had. I.L.Y. Sal Cricco 2 17 80 Mary Sullivan Sutler It’s nice to be important, but more important to be nice. 4 yrs track (captain) 4 yrs Field hockey (captain) Margaret Sweeney Meg But knowing that even if the road may never meet again we will always remember the path that led to it. Thanks for the good times: EL JS RDTSMPJBGS RG Linda Syphers Turk I want to learn what life is for, I don't want much I just want more. Bye-Bye! Goal: to be a commercial artist, and always be happy Ronald W. Tourtellot 4 yrs. Soccer. 3 yrs. Swimming. 1 yr. Track Goal: To be a success. Nick Urbano Joann N. Tagliatela You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you may get what you need. STONES Love and thanks mom. dad. Anna and all my friends. Goal: To make all my dreams reality. Cheryl Thorpe “Putnick’’ Walk tall, stand proud, speak up. and FEEL FREE! Goal: To see as much of the world as possible. Brenda Torres “Chuppi I can’t be bothered. I’m too mellow! Goal: To be happily married to Juan M. Chaparro Kathryn M. Thurston Kate” Special joys, special places, special friends, together. The moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever. Jean R. Turner “Jeanie Blue Jeans'' Love can be a priceless treasure, if shared with the right one! 6 21 78 I Love You - Steven. Rosanne Lynn Turtola Rose Friendship is the only cement that will hold the world together. Thanks to all my friends - Love Ya - Thanks Mom and Dad I.L.Y. Student Council 4 yrs.. President 2 yrs. Francis J. Vincant If I could do it all again, I wouldn't change a thing. 3 Manager Girls Swimming, 4 yrs. Varsity Swimming, 2 yrs. German Club. Goal: To become an accountant Mary Valentin Beth Wadsworth “B. WADS” The good times are the best times, The bad times fade away. Good friends are forever. And the memory of you will always stay . .. Peter Todd Ward We were two lost souls swimm- ing in a fish bowl year after year running over the same old ground have we found the same old fears wish you were here (Pink Floyd) Anna Warwick -ANNA BANANNA High school is not a time or a place, only a state of mind. Zappa I need a drink and a quick docision. Lovo you mom, Thanx M.M.J. TAG. GRIT, and all my friends. Goal: To have my picture on the cover of the Rolling Stone and to turn out better than any of you thought I would be. Dwight Washington Dewey” Life is to be lived one day at a time to its fullest P.S. May this school go to_______ ! Pam Whalen If you need a love thats true, need someone to stand by you, here I am ... If you need a helping hand, need someone to understand ... here I am. bffe Goal: To be a social worker Tom Whoolery Lou” ‘‘Live everyday like it’s your last. Football 3 years Goal: To be an Oceanographer Andrea M. Wrinn “Ann” Andy” Friendships like flowers can wither and die, but their memories last forever. Goal: To do good In whatever I do and to establish the most in that field. Mark Schumaker • Debbie Nitchke Erik J. Youngren Nipper To live your life in your own way To reach for the goals you have set for yourself... To be the you that you want to be - that is success. Juliann M. Yursha Not saying, but never needing to say. is what really counts. Susan F. Zalonski Let us grow together and enrich our lives with the friendship we share Goal: To lead a happy, fulfilling life. Paul Joseph Zawadski Lost but not forgotten, from the dark heart of a dream. 4 yrs. football Thomas J. Zemke III Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time, plans that either come to thought or half a paged scribbled lines. Kelly S. Ziemelis You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. T.Y.C.Z. Goal — To Fly the Friendly Skies. Karen Zyjewski The moment may be temporary; but the memory is forever. Goal: To stay happy! Karen Gianotti Vicki Castricone 55 TamiL. Waring Ed Grube Look of all we’ve been through. The happier the time the more quickly it passed. We choose not to remember the days but the moments. Goal: To make something of my life. 56 In memoriam of Shawn Irwin who died on July 24th, 1978 I had a funny little boy As wild as he could be The worst liar, the greatest rogue As ever you did see He'd run and jump and smash things up And everything do wrong But what of it. he was my son My little baby Shawn He got the measles and the mumps And everything that came out He'd spill his milk and smear the walls And when scolded start to pout. He never learned to walk, only run And not to whisper, but only shout Be quiet'' I'd say. but it didn't last long I'd take that from no other boy But my little boy Shawn He'd take my tools out of my shop And never put them back But then what good is a broken tool That's been put back on the rack He always had a project going Which covered the basement floor And then a friend would call to play The mess forgotten as he hurried out the door But never mind boys were few Like my young little Shawn. I sometimes think I shall go mad With such a crazy boy And wish once more I could rest And quiet times enjoy But when he is asleep in bed. So beautiful and so blonde I pray the Lord take anything” But leave my Little Shawn. But now I have a Little Man” As mean as ever before He sneaks and smokes and makes me cry But I couldn't love him more He screams at me and calls my bluff. And then the rage is gone And standing with a sorrowful look Will be my “Little Man” Shawn. Who I Adore” Senior Patty Acker 79 Algonquin Dr. 07 30 63 Brenda Bowers 808 North Farms Rd. 04 12 63 James Craig 11 Jeffrey Dr 10 07 63 John Ferrauola 22 Forest Rd. 10 19 63 Jennifer Hall 27 Haller Place 07 04 63 Tom Addy 58 Grove St. 05 09 62 Stephen Boyle 45 Parkview Rd. 12 30 62 John Cronin 65 Thorpe Ave. 09 11 63 Debra Fitzsimmons 50 Parkview Rd 10 12 63 Stephen Hanlsko 50 Carpenter Lane 02 09 63 Deborah Agosta 505 Church St. 04 08 63 Sherry Boynton 17 Pent Rd. Kathy Currie 70 Hlntz Dr. 08 04 63 Beverly Ford 616 Sixth Ridge Rd. Joanne Hatje 9 Ridgecrest Rd. 11 06 63 03 31 62 10 28 62 Marie Albert 11 South Turnpike Rd. 03 23 63 Patricia Bozzuto 1465 Rhey Ave. 04 08 63 8renda Curtis 23 Wayne Rd 06 07 63 Leslie Foulkes 26 Sllllman Rd. 08 01 62 Sheila Havican 64 Montowese Tran 10 10 63 Lynne Albrecht 51 Jones Rd 03 30 62 Joanne Breindel 17 Ridgetop Rd. 06 29 63 Melinda Curtis 27 Bull Ave 10 22 62 Ellssa Frobel 364 Church St. 04 25 63 Charles Hazen 27 Apple St. 07 31 62 Kyle Arnold 32 Alison Ave. 12 05 62 Corey Brlja 161 Mohawk Rd. 01 12 63 Daria Cuslo 28 Pequot Rd. 11 07 63 Karen Gallagher 34 Hill Ave. 07 18 63 Robert Heidgerd Jr 28 Gregory Rd. 09 16 62 Robert Arnold 33 Oakdale Ode 05 07 63 Susan Brown 59 Parkview Rd. 11 19 62 Lisa Cutrole 3 Ridgecrest Rd. 08 06 63 Sandra Gargaly 12 Marshal St. 12 09 63 Robin Hilstrom 213 Washington Ave 04 17 63 David Ashford 410 4th Ridge Rd. 12 29 61 Marie Bruning 208 North Colony St. 12 20 63 Stanley Cwirka 1017 Northrop Rd. 04 26 63 Donna Gargiulo 130 Ridgeland Circle 07 07 63 John Herasimoich 571 Church St. 12 02 63 David Avery Diane Bryan David Cyr 245 Qulnnlpiac St. 02 21 63 Jackie Gaudet Karen Heroux C D rMMMImiA Q 4 11 Longview Rd. 04 11 62 36 New Place St. 06 13 63 17 Ridgeland Rd. 07 13 63 d Drownsion® no. 10 31 63 Bill Banghari 9 Osage Dr. 08 06 63 MaryKate Burns 718 North Farms Rd. 08 28 62 Lori D'Agostino 10 Ridgewood Rd. 08 09 63 Bill Gazda 18 Hillock Dr. 05 11 63 Lori Higgins 27 Jenna Rd 11 25 62 Dawn Barbara 13 King St. 07 11 63 Laura Caffery 148 Highland Ave. 04 03 63 Susan D'Amato 49 Deer Run Rd. 10 22 63 Lynne Gleger 54 Hlntz Dr. 01 31 63 Kathy Hinman 1393 Rhey Ave. 12 20 63 Kathy Barillaro 775 North Main St 05 23 62 Roberta Caliendo 16 North Turnpike Rd. 03 20 63 Christine Davis 27 Parkview Rd 04 25 63 Carla Gello 37 Forest Rd. 03 24 63 Bill Hoffman 1120 Yale Ave 05 26 63 Jim Barry 29 Rldgenoll Rd. 08 30 62 Arnold Camire 6 West Ridgeland Rd. 11 02 62 1 Lee Ann Delmolino 45 Old Lane Rd 04 02 63 Nancy Getner 23 Ono Dr. 04 20 63 Susan Hodas 7 Wayne Rd. 03 02 62 Jerry Battles 38 Hill Ave 12 04 62 Patricia Candela 83 Sharon Dr. 05 19 63 Alice Demetrio 9 Albert St. 09 05 63 Glenda Gibbs 19 Stetson Dr. 07 03 63 Susan Hogan 251 Grieb Rd. 12 05 62 Arteen Becroft 369 Church St. 05 25 62 Marla Carrano 286 South Elm St 07 19 63 Rami Divicino 1105 Northrop Rd. 05 17 63 Susan Gibson 14 Brook view Dr. 05 06 63 Gail 1 tolznagel 41 Ridgetop Rd. 05 24 63 Mary Ellen Behrens 165 Mohawk Dr. 07 27 63 Daniel Casciano 409 4th Ridge Rd. 03 17 63 Mary Donovan 19Giantview Rd. 11 25 63 Danny Gilhuly 515 5th Ridge Rd. 01 16 63 George Hornyak 3 Jodi Rd. 08 05 63 Douglas Beimler 48 Jamestown Circle 08 01 63 Vicki Castricone 31 Masonic Ave 07 14 62 Kevin Doolan 125 Parker Farms Rd. 01 02 63 Robert Goodrich 47 Valley St. 02 22 63 Karen Howe 3 David Dr. 01 31 63 Lisa Belanger 117 Knoliwood Dr. 01 16 63 Lisa Cerrato 244 Parker Farms Rd. 07 01 63 Roberta Dorau 37 Chapel St. 07 24 63 Michele Gould 11 Ridge Rd 05 23 63 Diane Hucul 75 Algonquin Dr. 08 10 63 Ann Bercier 121 South Ridgeland Rd. 03 25 63 Beth Charmut 48 Hanover St. 04 23 63 John Dowman 60 Ridgecrest Rd. 10 26 62 John Grandy 6 Swan Ave 02 18 63 Thomas Hulett 54 Ridgewood Dr. 03 26 62 Steve Berube 115 Highland Ave Mark Chichester 42 Ridgecrest Rd. 07 25 62 Lisa Doyle 41 Hill Ave Sean Griggs 1197 Durham Rd. Beth Inglese 25 Hlntz Dr 08 19 63 07 01 63 09 12 63 12 10 62 Marjorie Biehl 122 RJdgetop Rd. 09 06 63 David Clack 47 Parkview Rd. 08 04 63 Lisa Eadivtto 100B North Turnpike Rd. 09 18 63 Ed Grube 67 Gopian St. 02 12 62 Wendy Ivan 22 Quince St. 12 23 63 Bryon Birtha 228 North Colony St. 02 20 63 Kathryn Conkling 105 West Dayton Hill Rd. 11 13 62 Anita Ematrudo 67 Pierson Dr 08 31 62 Peter Gruener 7 Shangri Lane 01 26 63 Scott Jackson 36 Nicholas Rd. 11 05 63 Scott Blakeslee 30 Crestview Terrace 08 30 62 Warren Corrtveau 34 Highland Ave. 04 27 62 Michael Emerling 1266 Barnes Rd. 10 31 62 Craig Guartafierro 37 Oakdale Circle 10 21 63 Edward Jansury 5 Dome Rd 11 17 63 Kara Borden 1179 Yale Ave 12 21 62 Rebecca Coulter 21 Crestview Terrace 08 17 63 Loren Evitts 32 Johnson Rd 04 03 63 Todd Gulley 10 Ridgefield Rd. 07 30 62 Debbie Jarrell 10 Almeida Lane 04 13 63 Michael Johnson 115 Ridgewood Rd. 05 09 63 Donna Kazersky 171 Chimney Hill Rd. 11 29 62 Colin Kelly 56 Bull Ave. 05 06 63 Jenny Koogh 1459 Tuttle Ave. 06 05 63 Kim Ketre 38 Donat Dr 09 21 62 Mike Kolakowskl 1 Ridgewood Rd. 08 24 62 Cindy Kosclnski 405 Hope Hill Rd. 01 25 63 Kyle Kowalczyk 37 Huntz Dr. 02 01 63 John Kronberg 1450 Tuttle Ave 11 10 63 Teresa Lanahan 24 Ridgefield Rd 04 22 62 Karen Langa 41 No. Turnpike Rd. 06 12 63 Jay LaPenna 1 Pleasant St. 09 16 63 Robert Larese 26 Hlntz Dr, 04 01 63 Douglas Larsen 110 Cheahlre Rd. 04 08 63 David Lavalette 144 Highland Ave. 12 12 62 Elizabeth Lawrence 30 Spruce Glen Terrace 08 20 63 David Legge 10 Donat Dr. 07 23 63 Mike Lovesque 804 North Farms Rd 03 02 62 Eleanor Liguore 1271 Barnes Rd. 03 27 63 Curtis I Indsay 13 Bally Ave 03 07 63 Michele Lipcan 47 Fritz Place 01 24 63 David Loesch 511 Fifth Ridge Rd. 03 06 63 Lisa Longofono 87 South Colony St. 04 04 63 Doreen Lyman 15 Parker Farms Rd 07 21 63 Elizabeth MacDonald 36 North Cherry St. 11 25 63 Directory Elizabeth Mansfield 94 Rldgeland Circle 06 14 63 Kathy Morrill 6 Sullivan Rd. 04 21 63 Linda Payne 1513 Tuttle Ave 12 28 62 Tim Robinson 21 King St. 01 07 63 Daniel Simmons 22 Wooding Rd. 04 25 63 Brenda Torres 12 Laura Lane 06 29 63 John Marczewski 95 South Cherry St. 11 18 63 Matthew Mottram 18 Town Farm Rd. 03 16 63 Mark Peel 28 Montowese Trail 09 13 62 Yolanda Rodriguez 14 Summerwood Dr 07 02 62 Robert Simon 52 Parkview Rd. 04 10 63 Ronald Tourtellot 16 Sharon Dr. 03 03 63 Anthony Marenna 6 Lori Lane 05 23 63 Mark Moynihan 63 FrIU Pluco 10 22 63 Steven Pope 17 Deer Run Rd. 03 25 63 Steven Rooers 29 Colonial Lane 07 26 63 Cortney Singer 357 Hope Hill Rd. 01 08 63 Jean Turner 7th Ridge Rd 08 26 63 Luanne Marrero 1041 North Colony Rd. 02 21 63 Mark Mudd 106 Mansion Rd. 03 14 63 Tom Perreault 4 16 Hope Hill HO. 04 07 63 Thomas Rogus 140 Chimney Hill Rd. 11 23 61 Janet Singer 24 Haller Place 02 17 63 Rosanne Turtola 48 Deer Run Rd. 10 23 63 Nancy Marrero 1041 North Colony Rd. 01 24 62 Lois Mullen 40 Pierson Dr. 04 23 63 Michele Petrucelll 269 New Cheshire Rd. 12 07 63 Mario Romero 15 Seneca Rd. 04 11 62 David Sireno 1200 South Curtis St. 05 07 63 Nicholas Urbano 34 Church St. 05 25 63 Holly Martin 131 Rldgeland Circle 12 25 63 Kathy Murphy 11 Hintz Dr. 01 27 63 Melissa Pllon 41 North Turnpike Rd. 09 26 63 Alicia Roodenburg 35 Algonquin Dr. 03 21 63 Pamela Smart 52 Forest Rd 08 08 63 Andrea Valenti 285 Grieb Rd 03 17 63 Robert Marzik 12 Broadview Circle 04 03 63 Sheila Murray 42 Hln«2 Or. 12 10 62 Michael Pisciteili 392 Hope Hill Rd. 04 24 63 Kathleen Ross 35 Hill Ave. 06 03 63 Mary Smith 1476 Tuttle Ave. 03 17 63 Francis Vincent 29 Jenna Rd. 01 30 63 Donna Master son 8 Town Farms Rd. 06 18 63 Mike Muzyczka 21 Pequot Dr. 09 11 62 Ralph Pizzutl 6 Apple St. 06 15 63 Lisa Rosato 34 Hope Hill Rd. 06 07 63 Scott Soboleski 30 Evan wood Dr. 01 29 63 MaryLee Valentin 1056 Durham Rd. 07 14 62 Sharon Matt 105 Chapel St. 10 08 63 Aruna Narayana 103 Highland Ave. 02 20 64 Tara Poietti 93 Montowese Trail 06 22 63 Janet Routh 46 Ridgecrest Rd. 01 13 63 Karen Sodertund 20 Apple Tree Lane 07 28 63 Beth Wadsworth 61 Hintz Dr. 06 04 63 Dennis Maynard 18 Cottage St. 10 27 62 Gerald Niland 65 Ridgecrest Rd. 11 03 62 Joseph PoHto 4 Elmwood Rd. 04 24 63 Gregory Roy 21 Hintz Dr 02 26 63 Denise Splneill 34 Brookview Dr. 11 19 62 Todd Ward 15 Jones Rd 09 20 62 John Mazzucco 7 Schawb Terrace 12 27 63 Debra Nitchke 121 Hope Hill Rd 02 12 63 Deborah Pomerleau 12 Mohican Lane 03 12 62 Joseph Ruggiero 1410 Rhey Ave 01 13 63 Patricia SprAfke 51 Jamestown Circle 01 08 63 Annamarle Warwick 25 Circle Dr 05 17 63 William Mazzucco 7 Schawb Terrace 02 26 62 Jeanne Norrie 1174 Yale Ave. 04 25 63 Susan Pomerleau 12 Mohican Lane 08 04 63 Michele Russo 119 Parker Farms Rd. 08 06 63 Suzanne St Amand 39 Trumbull Dr. 08 20 63 Dwight Washington 519 5th Ridge Rd 02 14 62 Ray McCarthy 69 Montowese Trail 02 06 63 Kathy O'Brien 12 Jeffrey Dr. 03 13 63 Beth Porter 11 Tennessee Ave. 11 29 63 Fred Rutcho 27 Montowese Trail 08 14 63 Nancy Staples 18 Grieb Rd. 06 01 63 Pamela Whalen 95 Algonquin Dr. 01 21 63 Craig McCullough 36 Jamestown Circle 10 27 63 Sean O'Brien 25 Jenna Rd. 04 20 63 Lynn Proto 5Grleb Rd. 10 28 63 James Sablth 18 David Dr. 03 04 63 Margaret Stasulli 5 Sullivan Rd. 01 29 63 Thomas Whooiery 62 Forest Rd 04 30 63 Robin Menard 94 Nicholas Rd. 05 02 63 Suzanne O'Donnell 31 Mansion Rd. 07 26 63 Guy Pugliese 19 Harvest Lane 11 28 62 Lawrence Sage 1016 North Main St. Ext. 03 12 63 Theresa Steele 200 Cook HMIRd 10 31 63 Mark Williams 16 Broadview Circle 05 05 63 John Menoygral 20 Highland Dr. 02 25 63 Todd Odermatt 48 Algonquin Dr. 10 20 63 Lori Quezada 275 Qulnnlplac St. 01 29 63 Thomas Saul 4 Kiri land Court 03 04 62 Charles Stratton 29 Grieb Trail 05 16 63 Andrea Wrinn 29 Jeffrey Dr 05 22 63 Sherri Michaud 6 Tank wood Rd. 04 15 63 Paul Orlando 5 Elmwood Dr. 05 18 63 Jacqueline Raymond 526 5th Ridge Rd. 05 02 62 Victoria Saul 4 KIrtland Court 06 08 63 Tom St rout 5 Pierson Dr. 12 03 63 Erik Youngren 52 Apple Tree Lane 05 03 63 Renee Mierzewskl 25 Old Land Rd 04 24 63 Brett Ostapowicz 52 Parker Farms Rd. 07 23 63 Amy Reeves 13 Cornwell Rd. 05 06 63 Wayne Saxon 22 King St. 09 04 63 Mary Sullivan 59 Wooding Rd 12 15 62 Julie Yursha 363 North Cherry St 04 29 63 David Miller 15 Morgan Dr. 11 19 62 Cynthia Otis 14 Haller Place 12 07 62 Dawn Regan 52 Rldgeland Rd. 07 17 63 Heidi Schonn 24 Jeffrey Dr. 01 16 63 Cynthia Sulto 18 Laura Lane 10 09 63 Susan Zalonski 245 Grieb Rd. 06 12 63 Jim Mitchell 32 Fritz Place 09 06 63 Donna Ottaviano 104 Constitution St. 04 29 61 James Re� g 90 Choehiro Rd. 11 05 62 Mark Schumacher 25 Wooding Rd. 04 03 63 Linda Swantek 30 Highland Ave. 04 13 63 Paul Zawadski 501 Church St. 04 26 63 John Mitchell 32 Fritz Place 09 20 62 Kenneth Page 18 Sullivan Rd 11 01 62 Daniel Reynolds 41 Dber Run Rd. 00 30 63 Cynthia Sea berg 9 Sprlngbrook Rd. 10 30 63 Margaret Sweeney 769 Barnes Rd 08 17 62 Carl Zemke 152 North Ridgeland Rd Suzanne Mlinarcik 1140 Yale Ave 12 16 63 Bruce Molinari 115 Hanover Si. 09 17 62 John Paior 195 Hall Ave 11 30 63 Patty Paolillo 195 Montowese Trail 10 07 63 Steven Riccltelli 13 Deer Run Rd. 10 23 63 Pamela Richards 4 Gregory Rd 11 08 62 Jeffrey Short 21 Brookview Ave. 04 27 63 Tammy Short 48 Mohawk Dr. 09 01 63 Linda Syphers 147 Cook Hill Rd. 06 22 62 Joann Tagliatela 60 Deer Run Rd. 03 15 63 01 26 63 Thomas Zemke 101 Hanovor St 01 29 63 Kelly Ztemelis Chris Molloy 7 Manfrlda Lane 06 27 63 Daneen Parisi 293 Highland Ave 09 02 63 Stephen Rivers 242 North Colony Rd 01 22 63 Theodore Shreve 3 Oakdale Circle 04 26 63 Cheryl Thorpe 68 Circle Dr 07 24 62 23 Farm Hill Rd 09 16 63 Charles Moore 5 Jones Rd. 07 14 63 Lisa Parker 64 Ridgecrest Rd 01 07 63 Susan Robinson 461 Church St. 06 17 63 Bradley Simmons 417 Fourth Ridge Rd. 12 11 62 Kathryn Thurston 4 Alison Ave. 03 06 63 Karen Zyjewski 12 Old Lane Rd. 11 22 63 59 Favorites FAVORITES MOVIE: Kramer vs. Kramer ACTOR: Burt Reynolds ACTRESS: Barbara Streisand BOOK: Thorn Birds SONG: Turn the Page CAR: Camaro FOOD: Pizza DRINK: Beer SEASON: Summer CANDY: M M‘s SINGER: Bob Seger VOCAL GROUP: Eagles RADIO STATION: WHCN T.V. PROGRAM: General Hospital RESTAURANT: Rustic Oak SPORT: Football TOPIC OF DISCUSSION: Opposite sex PASTIME: Partying PARTY SPOT: The Rock SAYING: Darn it!! I 3 There's a World.. i's a world you're living in. No one else has your part. All Gods children in the wind Take it in and blow hard. Look around you — has it found you Walking down the avenue? Qee what it brings — could be good things in the air for you. We are leaving. We are gone. Come with us to all alone. Never worry. Never moan. We will leave you all alone. In the mountains — in the cities — you can see the dream. Look around you — has it found you — is it what it seems? Sports 77 FOOTBALL Front Row: Scott Blakeslee, Mike Piscitelli, Mike Muzyczka, Paul Zawadski. Dan Giihuly, Jeff Short, Tony Marenna. John Mazzucco, Tom Whoolery. Second Row: Bob Torino, Mark Ematrude, Jerry Lynch, Chris Fuhr, Mark Kowlakowski, Michael O’Sullivan, Mark Williams. Third Row: Paul Dempsey. B. J. Allen. Alan Stokes, Mark Hatje, John Sicignago, Art Williams. Fourth Row: Kevin Comerford, Mark Giihuly, Dave Riso, Bill Bachmann, Larry Benovengo, Scott Martineau, Bryan Geremia. Front Row left to right: Gregg Harrison. Tony Piscitelli, John Caruso John Hall, Scott Arnold. Paul Reynolds, Allen Beamon. Tom St. Amand. Second Row: Coach Lou Giamo. Craig Piper. Jason Kazimer. Corry Lepaclz. Craig DeLoughery. Scott Lachapelle. Jeff Lucas. Charlie Bercier. Bill Fazzino. Frank Veen. Third Row: Coach Ron Faccadio, Ken St. Pierre. Don Collins. Earl Hammie, Ken Forsythe. Scott Orgrisek, Mike Frisco. Paul Thomas. Joe Pulit, Arne BJarno, Rich Barbieri, Ed Martindale, Steve McKee. Coach Jay Whipp. Field Hockey Front row — Mary Sullivan, Beth inglese; co-captains. Second row — Tracy Hogan, Michele Selness, Lisa Manning. Mary Ellen Roy. Anna Rose Mellilo, Cindy Ogrin, Beth Fergusson, Lori Riccio, Lori Masterson. Back row — Angela Washington, Rhonda Hanning, Mary Moynihan, Bonnie Ferriola, Eileen Mooney, Chris DeLougheri, Nancy Behler, Debbie Fitzsimmons, Mary Ellen Behrens, Kathy O’Brien, Eileen Devine. Karen Cocco, Mark Moynihan, man- ager. RECORD North Haven Won Maloney Won Lyman Hall Won Amity Won Branford Won Cheshire Lost North Haven Won Lyman Hall Won Amity Won Branford Tied Wolcott Won Maloney Won Wolcott Won 83 West Haven RECORD Won Platt Won Shelton Won North Haven Won East Haven Won Amity Tie Branford Won Cheshire Tie Lyman Hall Lost Shelton Won North Haven Tie East Haven Won Amity Won Branford Won Cheshire Tie Lyman Hall Won SOCCER Front Row: John Pajor. John Tierney. Paul Parker. Patrick Casey. John Bolat. Marcel DesJardins. Tom Duffy. Curtis Lindsay. Tony Barret. John Bielak, Gerry Ollano, Jeff Bolat. Rob Pellegrino. Second Row: Mr. Novakowski. Jimmy Mitchell. J. J. Mitchell. Tom Riccio. Charles Eck. Paul Sorota. Arnie Camire. Bill Gazda. Danny Reynolds. Ron Tourtellot. Danny Duffy. Herbie Rivera. Tara Poletti. Jean Suzio. Coach Murphy. Coach Sorota. 85 87 COlUff, am couitfv aossccu COOHTH f fk 'l t .-F.OSS COUK? I 0 £5r Front Row: L To R: Donna Kittredge, Cheryl Seaburg, Sandy Pascale, Chris Coughlin, Carolyn Marks, Kathleen Goodrich. Second Row; Robin Douville, Kristen Lackstrom, Michelle Bach, Paula Clougher, Sharon Chung, Laura Cattery, Coach White. CROSS COUNTRY First Row Lett to Right: Kevin Burgess, Co Captains David Lavalette and Bob Arnold. Second Row: Steve Trenchard, Ed Jansury, Jim Craig, Tas Shreve, Bill Schuster. Third Row: Rich Lewis. Coach — Mr. Kennedy, John Bjornberg, Dennis Maynard. Tim Quirk. Steve Rogers, Dave Ertt, Dave Cyr. i Hamden L Lyman Hall L Derby W North Haven L Woodrow Wilson W Shelton L RECORD Notre Dame L Wilcox Tech L Coginchaug L Hamden L Lyman Hall W Amity L Seymour W East Haven W Derby L North Haven W North Branford L Maloney W Woodrow Wilson L Middletown L Shelton L Cheshire L 90 GIRLS SWIMMING First Row: (L to R) Dawn Thomas, Cathy Gazda, Maria Hass, Michelle Morris, Jill Borden, Michelle Broughton. Grueney. Second Row: Coach Green. Amy Montgomery, Ellen Lawrence, Egg. Jennie Keogh. Co-Captain Kim Ketre (Mosquito), Co-Captain Kathy Murphy (Murph), Sue Thurston. Fuzz. Mic- key, Griz, Coach Kevin McGowen. Third Row: Manager — Frank Vincent, Lorinda Bates, Maria Ferraiolo, Jenny Gannon. Donna Couillard. Carrie Kelly, Jessie Poulin. Michelle Thomas. Manager Erik Youngren (Nip). RECORD VOLLEYBALL Back Row Renee Mierzejewski, Cheryl Picard, Sue Slie. Laurie Fabianski, Ken Page (Manager), Lucy She (Coach), Wendy Swift, Michele Loesch, Ellen Pizzonia, Lynn Camolli. Middle Row: Anna Hucul, Carrie Duprey, Kalli Gettner. Tammy Sparico. Lisa Karlon. Front Row: Co-Captains; Kitty Conkling and Lynne Geiger. Missing from picture Coach Ellen Benham First Row: L to R; John Tierney, Mike Hass. Paul Shimwell. Alan Zupka. Second Row: Coach Gordon Green, Bob Warwzeniak. John Koba, Del Smith Bob Young, Scott Ogrisek. Steve Perkowski, Chris Pedersen, Rich Sheahan, Coach Brian McGowan. Third Row: Steve Hanisko, Ed Jansury Erik Youngren Dave Sireno, Co. Capt. Dave Lavalette, Frank Vincent, Co. Capt. Joe Ruggiero, Jay LaPenna, Curt Lindsay. HOCKEY Front Row: Julie Biglin, Ray McCarthy, Arnie Camire, Steve Cronin, Tara Poletti. Second Row: Bryon Birtha, Tom Perreault. Dave Erff. Third Row: Alex Romero, Miller. Mark Camire, Tom LoBomard. Fourth Row: Chris Desilva, Ken Cairns, Robett Donovan. 100 CHEERLEADERQ Back Row: Coach Dee Dyer Middle Row: Carolyn Brown. Beth Charamut. Dae-Ellen McKeehan, Jenni Darius. Debbie Grady. Diane Mazzucco. Laura Biglin Front Row: Ellie Liguore. Valerie Krol. Cathy Thomas. Co-Captains Lisa Eadevito, Kara Borden. Jan Krol. Maureen Merski. Karen Creed. 103 104 BOY'S BASKETBALL Back Row: Mike Kolakowski, Matt Singer. William Fritz. Peter Purcell. Jerry Battles. Jim Mitchell. Tom Pavlick. Dan Casciano. Dan Duffy. Paul Sherwill. Coach Robert Riccitelli. Front Row: Kevin Ridley. Alan Stokes. Tom Gersz. Front Row: John Escato. Jeff Mihalik, Paul Blazawitz. Mike Cohen. Pat Casey, Tom Riccio. Back Row: Kevin Rildey. Tom Gersz. Matt Singer. Dan Duffy. Tom Pavlic. Will Fritz. Paul Sherwill. 105 Front Row: John Escato. Michael Germanese. Greg Salinski. Kurt Bauman. Bill Fazzino, Back Row: Charlie Bercier. Jeff Mihalik. Mike Cohen. Ken St. Pierre. Ed Martindale. Coach Murphy. I 106 107 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front Row: Matthew Fritz, Dave Fritz. Middle Row: Lori Wendt, Nancy Thorton. Beth Fergusson, Michelle Arthur, Tammy Short. Back Row: Holly Short (man- ager), Mark Moynihan (manager), Kathy Murphy. Kathy Fritz. Lisa Rivenburgh. Karen Cocco. Beth Inglese. Coach Tierney. Coach Novakowski OPPONENT ( Cheshire ( Seymour Shelton @ East Haven Amity Derby Lyman Hall Maloney @ Branford North Haven Cheshire Seymour @Shelton East Haven @Amity @Derby @Lyman Hall Branford @North Haven Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Front Row: Matthew Fritz, Dave Fritz Back Row: Dawn Filbrick. Darlene Ashford, Sherrie Camire, Sharon Gura. Carrie Kelly. Mary-Ellen Roy. Coach Tierney. 110 CAPTAINS BASKETBALL Larry Sage, Jerry Battles FIELD HOCKEY Mary Sullivan. Beth Inglese I GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Laura Caffery GIRLS SWIMMING Kim Ketre, Kathy Murphy 111 Jackie Gaudet. Kathy Ross — Girls' Tennis Larry Sage. Robert Arnold. Jeff Short. 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KATH.SUEREM EM BERSUMMER8 OKIERNANSGTFE .. . D.F. GEE YOU SMELL LIKE R.l. ILI R.P. KCWE'VEPUTUPWITHEACHOT ERFOR5YRS . .. LPUP ToMySisterAnnalLeaveAll TheGreatMemori esWe'veHadAndTheThought Thatl'IIAIways BeThereByYourSide Love Always Diane ROSANNE THANKS FOR BEING THERE LOVE PP SSDKH THANKSFORALLTHE GOODTIMESLOVEPP Poops We All MISS you!! Love you spks 2 21.ML.BL.JC.JB.RT.RM, EN.13GraveTomb PPKHSSKZILuvYouGuysThan x4Evrything SD Lisa.I.HollAndThanksFor EverythingMike ReneeThanksForOurFriend ship.Love John 120 Juniors 121 Class Advisers Above from left to right: Mr. Biondino, Mrs. Foberg and Mr. Castaldo. Class Officers Above from left to right: Pres. — Michael Kishkum; V.P. — Karen Mullen; Treas. — Annarose Mellilo, and Sec. — Lori Masterson. 122 124 sajoujoLjdog CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer Jill Borden; Secretary Joan Salvato; Vice President Jim Fitzsimmons; Presi- dent Tom Riccio. We, the class of 1983, have completed our sec- ond year at Sheehan High. We have two more years at this school and then we will be on our own. This past year we had many fund raising activi- ties such as a car wash and a Powder Puff pancake breakfast. We came up with a new decal design and it sold really well. We must be patient with ourselves, grow in our own ways and in our own time. Our time is now. We must not look in the past or in the future but, just in the present. Time flies, but remember you’re the driver, so LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL . . . 132 136 137 Freshmen 139 ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Freshman Advisors — Mrs. Petrin. Miss Mascia. Missing from photo Mr. Carrano Freshman Class Officers Tony Piscitelli. (Treasurer). Debbie Masterson. (Secretary). Paul Thomas. (Vice President). Gregg Harrison. (President). 140 142 143 Clubs and Activities 14b Student Council L to R; Sheila Havican — Recording Secretary. Jim Fitzsimmons — Corresponding Secretary. Roseanne Turtola — President. Bob Arnold — V.-President. Karen Gallagher — Treasurer. First Row: L to R; Kara Borden. Kate Thurston. Karen Gallagher, Jeff Short. Lori Masterson, Kathy Thomas. Valerie Krol, Mary McCabe. Lisa Truini. Second Row: Rob Simon. Laura Caffrey. Kathy O’Brien. Mike Kolakowski, Bob Arnold. Beth Charamut, Debbie Fitzsimmons. Debbie Masterson. Mary Ellen Roy. Third Row: Tom Masse. Mike Kischkum. Joan Salvado, Kathy Hughes, Laurie Morrissey. Jim Fitzsimmons. Marie Sheehan. Julie Biglin. Chris Arnold. Susan Thurston. Fourth Row: Chris Coughlin. Ann Singer. Sheila Havican, Roseanne Turtola, Lisa Mahon, Kathy Murphy, the unknown student council member. Jill Borden, Tom Riccio, John Tierney. Fifth Row: Jeff Mihalek, Craig Deloughery, Jeff Martinek, Michele DeGennaro, Paul Thomas. Bryan Geremia. Flag Squad L to R: Lisa Sidauscus. Diana Graziani. Kathy Hotchkiss. Sue Benoit. Glenice Murphy. Jackie Beyerle. Missing from picture: Dara Conte, Jackie Cyr. Pam Richards, and Carla Almeida. 147 THE 1981 YEARBOOK STAFF Lee Ann Delmolino, Michele DeGennaro. Roberta Caliendo, Patty Bozzuto, Chris Levesque, Debbie Jarrell. Beth Wadsworth. Sue St. Amand. Susan D’Am- ato. Joanne Hatje. Kathy Murphy. Bob Heidgerd. Patty Niles. Joe Ruggierio, Liz Lanahan. Mary Jordan. Kara Borden. Jim Fitzsimmons. Joann Tagliatela, Mr. Gannon The yearbook staff hopes that the 1980-81 yearbook “Reflections” will serve as a remembrance for the class of 1981 at those “good old high school days at Sheehan.” We would also like to thank Mr. Tim Gannon for all the time and effort put into the book, his support and help were what made the book possible. Thanks T. G. 148 Lisa Cutrole — Senior Section Joanne Hatje — Sports Patty Niles — Junior Section Liz Lanahan — Sophomore Section Michele DeGennaro — Clubs Jim Fitzsimmons — Faculty Emma Dundon — Freshman Section i P I Roberta Caliendo — Boosters THANKSGIVING POWDER PUFF GAME First Row: L to R; Kate Thurston, Karen Gallagher. Diane Hucul, Lee Ann Delmolino, Beth Inglese. Michelle Gould. Beth Porter, Tara Poletti. Roberta Cal iendo, Tammy Short. Laura Cattery. Debbie Fitzsimmons. Mary Ellen Behrens. Diane Bryan. Roseanne Turtola. Second Row Debbie Jarrell. Kathy Hm man Beth Wadsworth. Patty Candela. Beth Charamut, Kara Borden, Arleen Becrott, Julie Yursha. Linda Swantek. Sheila Flavican. Kathy O Brien, Kathy Ross. Michelle Russo. Kathy Currie. Mrs. Hook. Third Row: Mr. Neubauer. Pam Whelan. Kelly Ziemelis, Nancy Gettner. Tricia Sprafke. Theresa Lanahan Jean Turner. Andrea Valenti. Leslie Foulkes. Jackie Gaude Lisa Eadevito, Pam Smart. Mr. Schlottman. Fourth Row: Linda Payne. Ellie Liguore. Sue Pom- erlu. Yolanda Rodriguez, Betty Lawrence, Amy Reeves. Debbie Pomerlau. Kitty Conkling, Lori D Agostino. Mary Sullivan. Filth Row: Dawn Barbera. Renee Mierjewski. Elissa Frobel. Marie Albert. Lee Longotono. Sue Hogan. Carla Gello. Lisa Doyle. Aruna Narayana. Cindy Seaburg. Sue Zalonski. Nancy Staples Sixth Row: Lynn Proto. Gail Holznagel. 150 We Won! 12-7 THE QUEEN AND KING WITH THEIR COURT Rick Barbieri — Freshman Prince. John Tierney — Sophomore Prince. Keith Wilson — Junior Prince. Jeff Short — King. Karen Gallagher — Queen. Nata- lia CusiO — Junior Princess. Anna Hucul — Sophomore Princess. Denise Spambanato Freshman Princess. 153 German Club Front Row: Caren Ogrisek (secretary) Kristen Lackstrom (treasurer) Erik Youngren (president) Denis Maynard (vice pres). Second Row: Patty Langella, Sharon Jarvis. Janet Gruener, Dave Combs. Jon Duke. Greg Schulmeister. Jennifer Bouza, Carolyn Marks. Third Row: Mrs. Hetzel. Sonja Russell. Diane Maynard. Michele Back. Greg Lyons. Paul Parker. Mark Briles, Peter Gruener. Scott Ogrisek. Frank Vincent. Colin Kelly.______________________________________ Front Row: left to right Michael Kischkum. Aruna Narayana. Carla Gello. Cindy Seaberg Second Row: John Kobe. Jackie Reyerle. Lauren Montgomery. Mary Rose Meade. Robin Bersch. Jessie Poulin Third Row: Fred Rutcho. Kristen Kowalyzk. Lisa Rivenberg. Kathy Fritz. Sean O'Brien. Ms. Diana Vytell. Mrs McDonald (advisor)________________________________________________________________________________ French Club 154 Seated Jan Krol. Debby Grady. Kerri Kelly. Kathy Hughes First Row: Michelle DeGennaro. Karen Creed. Lynn Kalm. Kos Fazzino. Penny Rutcho. Lisa Komerowski. Mary DeRoy. Lynn Camollt. Ruth Donovan. Laura Biglm. Pam Shingler. Kim Puckett Second Row Mary McCabe. Patty Niles. Chris Coughlin. Glemce Murphy. Lisa Sidlauscus. Sue Benoit. Ellen Lawrence. Collen Huddick. Dave St. Amant Spanish Club Italian Club First Row: Denise Benko, Angela Conte. Kathy Francescon, Maria Polito, Bonnie Ferraiolo. Dara Conte. Diane Richards. Second Row: Michael Hall. Steve Ebinger, Michele Russo. Ralph Pizzuti. Gerry Oliano. 155 AF8 Sitting: Lisa Karlon — Secretary. Ken Page V. President. Leslie Foulkes S. Africa. Beth Porter — President, Geoffrey Blanning — Eng- land. From Left to Right; Charles Stratton. Teri Ruhl. John Kronberg. Greg Schulmeister, Bill Karlon. Lauren Montgomery. Jon Duke. Tom Saul. Mary Beth Nalowak, Kathy Fritz. Mary Rose Meade. Dawn Makay, Donna Lipcan, Andrew Makay. Melanie Brown. Donna Kittredge. Kathy Barillaro. Lynn Proto. Jennifer Bousa, Sue Benoit. Eudora Morin, Lisa Sidiauskus, Mrs. Wakeman, Glynnis O'Connor 156 157 Concert Front Row: L to R; Gail Holznagel, Thomas Masse. Dawn Proto. Brenda Tourtellot. Carol Legge. Lisa-Anne Soucy. Lynn Proto. Marjorie Biehl. Mau- reen Merski, Patty Candela. Joanne Hatje Second Row: Steve Ebinger. John Moore. Lauren Montgomery. Brenda Bowers. Donna Bryon. Beth Mansfield. Kim Morgan. Mary Sorota. Alan Martin. Anne Reig. Brenda Ko. Penny Rutcho. Maria Hass. Irene Collins. Diane Richards. Cnris Schun- mann. Third Row: William Karlon. Alan Zupka. Mary Rose Meade. Thomas St. Amand, Stephen Hugo. Michael Kischkum. Thomas Kubeck, TAS, David Legge. Dawn Makay. Daryn Marchi. Patrick Bordelon. Edward Martindale. Richard Barbieri, Robert Donovan. Curtis Lindsay. Paul Sorota. Band Karen Gallagher, Peter Torres, Andrew Makay. Eric Pavitt. Kori Benson. Karen ‘ Babe” Mullen, Greg Roy. Fourth Row: Jim Moore, Paul Delucia, Ken Page. John Mazzucco. Bill Mazzucco, Doug Beimler, Kathy Ross. Richard Frisco, Mark Chichester. Michael Hass. Bill Belcourt. John Tierney. Craig Deloughery, Steven Perkowski. Rich Sheahan. David Riso. John Pajor. Missing from Picture — Marie Albert. Wendy Paris!. Kathleen Hancick, Mary Ellen Roy, Conductor Charles R. Houlihan. MARK V RINGERS First Row: L to R; Holly and Ivy Sutterlin; Diana Banana Graziani. Second Row: Mean Arlene Garcia; Henny-Penny-Jenny Darius; Beautiful Rich- ards. Third Row: Day and Night McKeehan; Christopher DeLoughery. Fourth Row: Mother Maria Devine; Suzola Zola. CHOIR First Row: I to R; Michael Kischkum. Pianist; Mary Kossar, Robin Gindel. Vicky Saul. Karen Mueller, Beth Porter. Leslie Carney, Sue Zola, Jackie Beyerle, Tom Saul. Eric Pavitt. Karen Cleto. Sally Beyerle, Mrs. Zola. Second Row: Arleen Becroft, Carla Almeida. Linda Swantek, Brenda Tour- tellot, Lori Kilborn. Michele Lipcan, Teresa Lanahan. Steve Rivers. Greg Roy . Diana Graziani. Jean Dunn, Marybeth DelGreggo, Darlene Sova. Third Row: Janet Routh, Holly Sutterlin Sandra Gendreau, Eileen Devine. Kim Morgan. Dawn Philbrick, Ken Page, Steve Perkowski. Earl Ham- mie. Mark Chichester. Lynn Pietrowicz. Bonnie Ferraiolo. Angela Washington. ’CONNECTICUT ALL-STATE CHORUS 1981 GLEE CLUB 161 ORCHESTRA First Row: left to right: Karen Gallagher. Annete Stratton. Fred Rutcho. David Combs Second Row: Maureen Merski, Diane Richards. Carol Legge Third Row: Steve Ebinger. David Legge, John Pajor. Mrs. Zola. Gail Hoiznagei Missing: Caroline Brown. Barbara Thorpe First Row: I to r; Greg Roy. Pianist; Beth Porter. Vicky Saul. Arleen Becroft, Robin Gindel. Debbie Grady. Teresa Lanahan. Sue Zola. Sandra Gendreau, Leslie Carney. Karen Cleto. Kelly Burns. Sally Beyerle. Mrs. Zola Second Row: Emma Dundon. Linda Swantek. Susan Clogher. Diane Rodd. Michele Lipcan, Diane Hotchkiss. Pam Richards. Kim Morgan, Dawn Philbrick. Jean Dunn. Darlene Sova. Debbie Boughton, Marybeth DelGreggo Third Row: Karen Barillaro. Suzanne Mlinarcik, Janet Routh, Holly Sutterlin, Jeanne Norrie. Stephanie Dunn, Lori Quezada. Diana Graziani, Lynn Pietrowicz. Lisa Noster, Mary Moynihan. Karen Gallaqher, Angela Washington The Lilies of the Field Senior Class Play Cast of Characters FATHER GOMEZ Theodore Shreve HOMER SMITH Michael Kischkum MOTHER MARIA MARTHE Eileen Devine SISTER ALBERTINE Lisa-Anne Soucy SISTER ELIZABETH Lynn Proto SISTER GERTRUD Lauren Montgomery SISTER AGNES Kathleen Goodrich ROSE GONZALES Diana Graziani ORVILLE LIVINGSTON James Moore 9chmidt, vatiss called?” You come to my house for dinner, eh?” All the bricks you need senor.” Consider the Lilies of the Field.” 163 STUDENT COUNCIL PRESENTS By Neil Simon 164 Jan. 16 and 17, 1981 ... BAREFOOT IN THE PARK STARRING: Karen Gallagher Tom Gilson Al Zupka Ken Page Leslie Foulkes Mike Kischkum 16b SHEEHAN I HIGH SCHO The Connecticut High School Bowl is a statewide competition broadcast by WNHC, Channel 8 in New Haven. Each program pits top students from two high schools against each other in a quiz show format. The questions are challenging and drawn from a wide range of subject areas. For the second consecutive year, M. T. Sheehan High School has accepted an invitation to enter a team. This year’s team includes captain Rob Goodrich, John Marczewski, Steve Rog- ers, David Legge, Fred Rutcho and Tass Shreve. The group is coached by Mrs. Joan Mannion. In their first match, Sheehan faced last year’s state champion, Amity High School. In a dramatic game, the Sheehan team pulled off an upset victory winning by a score of 220 to 215 points. The Titans now go on to meet other area high schools and hopefully advance toward the state finals. 166 COMPETES N OL BOWL 167 DECA Seated — Debbie Augusta. Dawn Barbera. Jean Turner Back Row — Doug Beimler, Jean Norrie. Yolanda Rodrigues. Betty Lawrence. Bob Heidgerd Jr. Distributive Education First Row — Dawn Barbera. Doug Beimler. Betty Lawrence. Yolanda Rodriguez Second Row — Debbie Jarrell. Sheila Murray. Jean Turner. Beth Porter. Caremen Roach, Dara Conte Third Row — Kathy Barillaro. Deb- bie Polowski, Phylis Zona, Eileen Mooney. Rosanne Turtola Fourth Row — Debbie Agosta, Jean Nome. Sue Mlinarcik. Pagl Orlando. Ray McCarthy. Dave Sear Key Club Front Row: L to R: Shelli Issel (Secretary), John Marczewski (Secretary), Steve Rogers (President), Sue Brown (V.-President), Second Row: Lisa Gerson, Mary Rose Mead, Lauren Montgomery, Debra Fitzsimmons, Third Row: Marisa Houston, James Sabith, Greg Lyons, Cindy Ogren, Kathy Murphy, Lynn Proto, Craig Deloughery, Thomas Masse, William Karlon. Advisor Mr. Doherty. Missing from Picture, (Treasurer) Bob Arnold, Club photographer, Jim Fitz- simmons. FBLA First Row: L to R; Elissa Frobei. Mary Sullivan, Vicki Castricone. Karen Soderland, Yolanda Rodriguez. Second Row: Kitty Conklmg. Mary Ellen Behrens. Michele Petrucelli, Lee Ann Delmolino, Michele Gould. Karen Langa. 170 National Honor Society First Row — L to R Curtis Lindsay — Vice President, Jonh Marczewski — President, Steve Rogers — Treasurer. Sheila Havican — Secretary Second Row — L to R Eric Youngren. Karen Gallagher, Lisa Doyle, Susan Zalonski, Aruna Narayana, Patricia Candela Third Row — L to R Kathy Murphy, Kathy O'Brien, Michael Kolakowski, Carla Gello Titan Press 171 First Row — L to R — Shelly Issel, Jane Lewis. Sherri Camire Second Row — L to R — Miss Pierlioni, Mike Klschkum. Miss Monlco WATT First Row — Kathleen Goodrich, Lisa-Anne Soucy, David Combs. Maryrose Meade. Tom Masse. Alan Zupka Second Row — Paula Clogher, Kristen Kowalczyk, Brendan Goodrich, Carol Wilson. Lauren Montgomery Third Row — Michael Kischkum. Wesley Schouter Missing from photo: Kim Hoover. Fred Rutcho 172 173 A.V. Aides 174 Frist Row: Michelle Morris. Russell Corriveau. John Powers. Bill Schuster. Steve Trenchard. Mark Williams. Wendy Ciemer. Second Row: Jim Craig. Paul Thomas. Steve Pesta. Doug Larson. Joe Polito, Tim Cronin. Mike Levesque. David Thomas, Dennis Maynard. Karen Cocco. First Row, L to R: Bruce Snyder. Diana Graziani, Karry Griggs. Second Row: John Moore. Rick Gibson. Annette Stratton, Third Row: Tom Brann, John Marczewski. George Mitchell. Weightlifting Ed Mik Mr. Paul Marianella, PRINCIPAL TO THE CLASS OF 1981: Each graduating class is unique because each has established its own personality and identity. Of the class of 1981 and the individual graduates we are equally proud. You have before you many challenges as well as opportunities. The staff of Mark T. Sheehan High School feels certain that you are well prepared. Your charge is to grasp those challenges and opportunities to improve upon the quality of life around you. Each of you has the talent and capac- ity to do this. What you do with these will determine your own personal fulfillment. The future belongs to you. Our best wishes are with you as we watch with much interest and great pride. Dr. Robert Nicoletti. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Anthony Fusco. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Seated; Mrs. Bukowski, Standing; Mrs. Hamasian, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Bianco. ENGLISH Front row I to r — Mr. William Kennedy, Mrs. Joan Hill, Miss Ann Pier- lioni, Mrs. Petrin, Miss Denise McGovern and Mrs. Roslyn Lamoureux. Second row — Mr. Vincent Carrano, Ms. Joan Monico, Mr. Dennis Man- nion, Mr. Richard Castaldo, Mrs. Patricia Juliano, Mr. Boyd Biondino, Mr. Nicholas Vamvakis and missing from picture Mrs. Suzanne Mitoraji 180 (Department Leader). L to R Mr- Charles Farley, Mr. Bennett Dunn, Mr. Paul Reynolds, Mrs. Betty Wakeman, Mr. Dave Blessinq Mr Charette Mr Dunn, Mr. Perez, Mr. Hill, Mr. Hugo. SCIENCE 1 I Front Row L-R Mr. Robert Burgoff. Mr. James Heilman. Mrs. Carol Wilson Second Row L-R Mr. Matt Ardas. Mr. Donald Caruth. Mr. Joseph Zeoli. Mr. Richard Tucker. Mr. Thomas Cigas 183 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Front row I to r — Mrs. Diane McDonald, Mr. Philip Moran, and Mrs. Nancy Hetzel. Back row — Mrs. Marcia Parish (Department Leader), Ms. Joan Monico, Ms. Debra Blais and Mrs. Lisa Toman. Front row I to r — Miss Irene Jellen, Mr. James O’Connor (Department Leader) and Mrs. Joan Naylor. Back row — Mrs. Milda Anderson, Mrs. Nancy Hook. Mrs. Joan Foberg and Mrs. Sondra White. Seated: L To R; Ms. Samaha, Mr. Schlottman, Ms. Beerbaum. Standing: Mr. Neubauer, Mr. Novakowski, Mr. Green. 186 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CAFE 188 Front Row, L-R: Pete Santaro, Linda Beaudry, Kay Marzik, Ann Hines, Janet Willis, Isobb Hilbert, Back Row. L-R: Mary Anderson, Rae Palmer, Nancy Case, Joan Vermilya, Alda Farone. Ads Meet the World Face to Face Sheehan’s AFS-er’s 1980-81 Leslie Foulkes — Republic of South Africa Susan Enzwieler — Cincinnati, Ohio Geoffrey Blanning — England Cindy Koscinski (Sheehan) — To Walla Walla, Washington AFS is for all of youl Spend a summer or a year in another country or host a student here at Shee- han. 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