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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

Mr. Kit-hard Castaldo We, the class of 1982, would like to dedicate our edition of Reflections to our class advisor, Mr. Castaldo. Over our four years here at Sheehan he has steered our class through the good and the bad. Mr. Castaldo certainly helped us. the seniors of 1982, leave our mark on Sheehan. We will be remembered for more than the tenth graduating class, we will be remembered for our spirit. Thanks, Mr. Castaldo. TIME Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day. You fritter and waste the hours in an off hand way. Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town. Waiting for someone or something to show you the way. Tired of lying in the sunshine, stay home to watch the rain. You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. And then one day you find ten years have got behind you. No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun. And you run and you run to catch up with the sun, but it’s sinking. And racing around to come up behind you again. And shorter of breath and one day closer to death. Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time. Plans that either come to naughter or half page of scribbled lines. Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way. The time is gone, the song is over, thought I’d something more to say. 7 And then one day you Find ten years have got behind you No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun. And you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it’s sinking. And racing around to come up behind you again. 16 SHORT PEOPLE Short people got no reason — Short people got no reason — Short people got no reason to live. They got little hands, little eyes. They walk around telling great big lies. They got little noses and tiny little teeth They wear platform shoes on their nasty little feet. Well I don’t want no short people Don't want no short people Don't want no short people 'round here. Short people are just the same as you and I Fool such as I All men are brothers until the day they die It's a wonderful world! Short people got nobody Short people got nobody Short people got nobody to love. They got little baby legs that stand so low Ya gotta pick them up to say hello They got little cars that go beep, beep, beep They got little voices that go peep, peep, peep They got grubby little fingers and dirty little minds They're gonna get ya every time. Well I don't want no short people Don't want no short people Don't want no short people 'round here, Randy Newman 1977 Warner Bros. Record� Inc. 17 Mrs. Naylor, Mr. Roberts, Mrs. Hook. President Andy Reynolds Vice Pres. Patty DeGennaro Secretary Michele Paolillo Treasurer Daniel Page Front row, left to right, Ken Kovac. Virginia Jankowski, Tracy Bishop. Lee Anderson, Pam Benoit, Frankie Hart, Mare Henderson, Ken Bloom, Steven Hatch, Steve Hub- hard, Jeff Koziel. Matt Griffin, Seth Hillman, Michele Gruener, Gina Juliano, Second rou Tom Dorio, Mike Fritz. Fred Franzoni, Steven Giannini, Kddy Estep, Peter DiGioia. Mark Hornyak, Gary Kinney. Mike Kronberg, Lisa Grillo. Toni Holman, Kim Hancock. Third row, Mary Kovack, Linda Blakeslee. David Corriveau, Robert DcllaCamera, Steve Barry, Mark Bencivengo, Chrystyna Cusio, Lori Delmolino, Annette Destefano. Patty DelVecchia, Cindy Blasewitz, Lauren DeRosa. Carrie Diaz. Fourth rote. Chris Benevento, Melissa Bell. Pete DeRoy. Todd Crolius, Robert Gerson. Jim Gombita. Karen Fuhr. Jan Gagne. Maria Goncalves. Anna Mae German. Patricia Donovan. Laura Boehner, Fifth row. Emmy Gibson, Denise Errato, Brian Beckert, Stephen Giardina, Pete Bartlett. John Benoit, Michael Bermudez, Fran Cusano. Patti DeGennaro, Deirdre Doyle, Lisanne Dorsey. Joanna DelGaudio, Deanna DiPasquale, Sixth row. Kevin Dowd, Mike Amoratis, Scott Baylow, Robert DeVoe, Cliff Bartlett, Mark Allard. Kathy Cronin, Carolyn Dallas, Maria D’Angelo, Julia Gallagi, Valerie Dunn, Geniene Dugan. Front rou-. Ifft to right. Ruth Preble. Cindy Pomerleau. David Wargo, Ted Piekarski. Debbie Zalonski. Mary Velardi. Val Werner, Jon Peekman. Pat Morrissey, Frank Venn, Second rou ('beryl Wilson, Michele Trenchard, Laura Miuaoek, Marisa Turtola, April Mulqueen. Annette Morneau, Kim Walker. Valerie Pbilbriek, Clirfoni Miws, David Tiedeniann. Bill Wadsworth. Marty Regan, Third row. Jody Vincent, Kris Pippin, Lisa Zola. Susan Mullen. Donna Proto. Karen Picard. Lisa Massam. Debbie Morgan, Jodi Oullette. Wayne Monte fusco. Bob Merski, Paul Petro. Jim W’eyant, Fourth row, Bernie Mirles, Ken Kovac. Don Moores. Debbie McPherson. Lisa Mirle� . Diane Polito, Justine Reynolds. Dan Page. Mike Reeves. Dan MeKeehan, Ron Powell, Jim Williams. Andy Testa. John Ritskowitz. Fifth row, Michele Paolillo, John Parker, Debbi Sehiff- bauer. Sue Schaefer, Amy Sage, Robin Saul, Linda Rivera. Craig Odermatt, Aleta Marrero. Jody Romano, Denise Roy. David Young, Maynard Vass. Sixth row. Paul McCar- thy, Lori Townsend. Dave Routh. Tom Ruggiero, Jeff Rhodes, W illie Robles. Jim Roblee. Chris Sabino. Dawn Rossignol. Doug Sabino, Jose Santiago. Andy Tirado. Joic Schneider. Front row. left to right, Scott Sireno. Ray Smith, Dave laiffin, David Corriveau. Kevin Dowd. Phil Ixmgley. Tom I .a Bombard, (Graham Smith. Clayton Kueiska. Second row. Stuart Sehouten, Robert Lynch, Chrystyna Cusio, Cami MacLean, Lesley Teeney. Diane Sypek. Eileen Linaberry. Michele Loomis. Karen Lorusso. Teresa Lacourse, Tina l.ongley. Laurie Summerfield, Third row. Steve Malone. Lori Delmolino, Joy Soderlund. Fran Shay. Pete Limosani. Dave LaCoss. Rosemary Lopes. I.isa Simlcr. Samantha Shimwell. Jennifer Marks. Jackie Tatro. Blanche Steele, Teresa LaBree, Fourth row. Kurt Swenson. Mike Sullivan. Rick Lewis. Mike Silvia. Ken St. Pierre, John Taylor. Mike Sgambati. Harvey Stanley. Mike Skapczynski, Thelma Starrs, Laurie Smith, Fifth row, John Slocum. Jack Larese, Ernie Martino, Kelly ('.base. Kim Cooper. Laureen Connelly, Judy Bush, Kathy Candela. Sandi Bullock, Jamie Bonito, Kim Brown. Jim Brown, Romana C.aires, Sixth row. Phillip Stasulli, Paul Bonito. Chris Connoly, Fred Bouza. Bill Bowden. RobCirillo, John Brinkley, Janet Bush. Penni Chasse, Charmaine Brown. Kim Carlin. Carolyn Butterfield. kk “Cool Change If there' one thing in my life that' miming It'� the time that 1 • pet id alone Sailing on the cool and bright clear water There'� Iota of thoae friendly people They're thowing me way� to go But I never want to loae tbeir inspiration Time for a cool change I know that it � time for a cool change And now that my life ia � o pre-arranged I know that it � time for a cool change Well, I was born in the � ign of water And it’� there that I feel my beat The albalrom and the whale� , they are my brother� And it � kind of a special feeling When you’re out on the tea alone Staring at the full moon like a lover Time for a cool change I know that it’s time for a cool change And now that my life ia so prearranged I know that it � time for a cool change I ve never been romantic And sometime� I don't care I know it may sound selfish But let me breathe the air If there'� one thing in my life that � missing It’� the time that I spend alone Sailing on the cool and bright clear water It’� kind of a special feeling Out on the � ra alone Staring at the full moon like a lover — Little River Band copyright — 1979 Capitol Records. Inc. Class Advisors — Mrs. Petrin, Mr. Carrano, Miss Mascia Class Officers Bill Karlon, Debbie Maslerson, Cindy Thomas, missing from photo Craig Deloughery. Don Collins, Arne Bjarno, John Caruso, Allen Beamon. Kurt Bauman. Dina Chambrelli. Julie Biglin, Kari Benson. Don Allard, Anthony Bartlett, Charlie Bercier, Rick Barbieri, Jay Barbien, Row 2: Linda Birmingham, Jayne Babinsky, Lorinda Bates, Dwayne Cooper, Joe Burness, Cherie Camire, Tom Brann, Angela Conte. Suzanne Ciemier Robm Bersch. Kris Austin. Tracy Borzillo, Karen Austin, Row 3: Curt Atkinson, Debbie Boughton, Julie Brewster, Mike Cohen, Chris Dellaselva, Scott Arnold, John Duka. Craig DoLoughcry, B th Fcrgusson, Emma Dundon, Denise Benko, Glori. Birth., Row 4; Paul Demerchant, Tim Cronin, Brian Donaldson, Dan Devoe, Karl rrlhier, Ken Kovac. Ken Cairns, Mark Briles, Kathy Francescon, Lynelle Forcinelli, Kathy Frit , Sue Fortier, Tami Brunell. Row 5: Bob Donovan, Marcel Desjardins Ralph Diaz. Ken Forsythe, Bill Fazzino, John Escoto. Marie Dichello, Sharon Ceretto, Lisa Emerling, Teresa Ercolani, Paula Clogher, Danette Christopher, Mike Frisco. ' Row 1: Florence Williams, Susan Nagy, Donna Zona, Lisa Noster, Dennis Young, Chet Wojcik, Ed Zielinski, Jon Torre, Anthony Piscitelli, Paul Thomas, Scott Poletti, Row 2: Ed Yulke, Jennifer Swift, Kim Sundwall, Dawn Thomas, Susan Sweet, Gary Wrinn, Kim Yale, Maria Pugliese. Kathy Stewart, Debbie Peel, Sandy Murray, Deniw Shew bridge. Judy Pagan, Row 3: Dave St.Amant, Robin Pulit, Cindy Thomas, Becky Reed, Michele Thomas, Maria Polito, Sandra Susie, Lynda Reeves, Carmen Pisanelli, Mike Pasinski, Jennifer Twohill, Nadine Ward, Row 4: Eric Soderlund, Denise Spambanato, Steve Selvaggi, Paul Reynolds, Craig Piper, Antonio Pires, Jim Pulit, Mary Beth Nalewajk, Shelly Pesta, Jessie Poulin, A1 Zupka. Cheryl Shingler, Kim Puckett. Row 5: Mary Sorota, Karen Rodd, Mary Ellen Roy, Penny Rutcho, Jennifer Simler, Sonja Russell. Gennifer Roundtree. Pam Shingler. Greg Salinaky, Greg Schulmeister, Tom St. Amand, Scott Sample. Jeff Scarfi. Row 1: J� ff Lucas, Sherry Kittredge, Ragina Glidden, Wendy Horback. Mary Kossar, Kim Kelly, Denise Harrison, Karen Gionet. Barbara Goral, Lisa Mahon, Gregg Harrison, Eric Loesch, Steve McKee, John Hall. Row 2: Dave Holroyd. Don Moran, Jennifer Leiss. Megan Howe. Rick Holroyd, Kris Gardinier, Patty Langella. Tom Masse. Ed Martindale. John Koba. Andrew Makay. Jeff Mihalek. Row 3: Daryn Marchi, Karen Muller, Debbie Mastcrson. Bill Karlon. Maria Has6, Carol Mastcrson, Mary Rose Meade, I auren J. C. Montgomery, Brenda Ko, Sharen Jarvis, Mike Hall. Danielle Heroux. Row 4: Rob Meloy, Darren Lynn, John Mathews, Warren Green, Kalli Gettner. Kerry Griggs, Ellen McFarline, Kathy Hancich. Lucy Marinuzzi. Heidi Miller, Kathy McMahon. Lisa Mathews. Row 5: Tom Gilson, Tom King. John Gopian. Rick Gibson. Eric Helland. Mike Germanese, Jason Kazimer, Scott Hubbard. Marc Houston. David Ivan, Steve Hugo. DON'T STOP 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. Don't stop, thinking about tomorrow. Don't stop, it'll soon be here. It'll be, better than before. Yesterday's gone, yesterday's gone. Why not think about times to come. And not about the things that you've done. If your life was bad to you. Just think what tomorrow will do. Don't stop, thinking about tomorrow. Don't stop, it'll soon be here. It'll be, better than before. Yesterday's gone, yesterday's gone. All I want is to see you smile. If it takes just a little while, I know you don't believe that it's true, I never meant any harm to you. Don't stop, thinking about tomorrow. Don't stop, it'll soon be here. It'll be. better than before. Yesterday's gone, yesterday’s gone. Don't you look back. Don't you look back. Fleetwood Mac 29 l-ronl row, left to right: Glenn Packard. Sue Barry, Melissa Makely, Larry Robinson, Dundee Benson. Jill Borden, Karen Cocco, Lynn Camoli. Laura Biglin, Michele Broughton, Jill Norman, Dawn Montefusco, Second row, Larry Tatro, Melanie Brown, Jennifer Bouza. David Combs, John Bielak, Eudora Morin, Wendi Ciemier, Michele Morris, Glenice Murphy. Chris Mierzejewski. Pat Casey. John Nevin, Third row, John Moore, Vicki Child, Irene Collins, Sandy Pascale, David Parent, Tim Stilson, Pat Bordelon. Kevin Murray. Jean-Pierre-Bolat, George Williams, Paul Blasewitz, Fourth row, Kevin Comerford, Bill Thomas, Peter Torres, Jim Moore, Diane Parent, Stacy Boyton, Sue Boynton, Linda Nicastro, Janet Bruton, Wendy Chase, Kim Nightingale, Barbara Swift, Linda Vining, Fifth row, Michael Stupak, David Zalonski, Harold Bryant, Bob Young, Sarah Waterman, Priscilla Teeney, Vicki Thibodeau, Lisa Stave, Debbie Vekony, Beth Staiger, Sue Zola, Kim Stone, Jennifer Stanley, Lori Wendt, Sixth row. Craig Pawloski, John Tirado, Bob Wawrzeniak, Wendy Swift. John Tierney, Eric Pavitt, Malt Zeoli, Jerry Parrott. George Mitchell, Ralph Sweeney, Ed Stanton, Bob Blythe. Dave Whalen, Mike Walters. Front row, left to right: Darlene Sova. Jean Dunn, Lauren Fenton, Richard Dwyer, Jacques Desjardins. James Cosenza, Mike Delmonico, Michele Selness, Jim Fitzsimmons, Tom Duffy, Laurie Morrissey. Second row: Bruce Snyder, Lisa Sidlauscus, Diane Rodd, Bob Satton, Bruce Sperry, Wayne Scott, Rick Smith. Lou Richards, Ruth Donovan, Dawn Proto, Cheryl Seaburg. Chris Schunmann, Third row: Todd Ercolani, Tom Riccio, Bob Smith, John Sicignano, Ed Poplawski, Bill Piper, Joe Poplawski, Bill Schuster,' Anne Singer, Karen Creed. Mary DeRoy, Carrie Duprcy, Robin Smith, Mari-bcth Cyr, Fourth row: Charles Eck. Chris Ruggiero, Paul Soruta, Chris Levesque, Ellen Pizzonia. Lori Riccio. Paul Sherwill, Del Shewbridge, Chris Coughlin, Kim Phelan. Danielle Scala, Shelley Ridley. Arlene Faronc. Donna DeStefano, Fifth row: Holly Short, Sue Pierkarnki, Marie Scheuer. Chris Pederson, Rich Sheahan, Steve Perkowski, Graydon Godfrey, Janet Demmons, Joan Salvato, Karen Adamowicz. Shari Scofield, Gina Spam- banato. Sixth row, John Spiteri, Cheryl Sibley, Alexis Sulinski, Wesley Schouten, Del Smith, Paul Shimwell. Tony Sikorski, Bill Seifert, Kim Howe, Liz Lanahan, Mary Jor- dan. Megan I owe, Nicole Cuomo. Front rote left to right — Linda Adamezyk, Darlene Barnes. Michele Loesch, Annette Barbera, Emma Barsch, Tricia Ball, Steve Gallagher, Jackie Flanagan. Paul Fox, Ralph DeSanti, Steve Adaowicz, Dave Gilman. Second row — Kathy Hughes, Anna Hucul, Kim Howe, Graydon Godfrey, Nancy Berger, Michel Arthur, Darlene Ashford. James Atkins, Larry Bencivengo, Michele Back, Sue Benoit, Everett Fressman, Gary Baker. Third row Kim Hoover, Colleen Huclick, Sue Barry, Karen Adamowicz, Dundee Benson, Mark Hatje, Willie Fritz, Mark Gilhuly, Alison Green, Kathy Hotchkiss, Jackie Beyerle, Sally Beyerle, Ralph Almeida. Fourth row — Jan Krol, Dawn Koscinski, Melissa Makely. Liz Lanahan, Megan Lowe, Mary Jordan, Janet Gruener, Pat McNally, Scott Martineau, Jim Mazza, Sandy Gendreau, Bill Bachmann. Fifth row Jackie LaClair, Rey Jandreau, Kris Kowalczyk, Lisa Komerowski, Lisa LaPenna, Tom Kubek, Kathleen Kossar, Kirsten Lackstrom, Kathleen Goodrich, Julius Ivan, Pat Kennedy, Jeff Kazimer. Erin Kunst. Sixth row Greg Lyons, Joe Marenna, Pat Mellilo, Tony Martino, Diane Maynard, Carolyn Marks, Alan Martin, Valrie Matios, Karen Lakaszewski, Ed Mandell, Scott Macllvaine, Jim McCabe, Ned Lindsay. Class Advisors Mrs. Juliano, Mr. Hill, Miss Pierloni Class Officers Jean Pierre Bulat — Vice President, Wesley Schouten President, Kristen Lackstrom — Secretary, Kathy Hughes — Treasurer Movin ' On I get up in the morning And it's just another day. I pack up my belongings I've got to get away. I jump into a taxi And the time is getting tight. I've got to keep movin' I've got to show the night, that I'm — Movin' On, Movin' On from town to town, Movin' On baby. Never seem to touch the ground. I'm takin' to the ticket, there's a half mile to go. Heading for the Golden Gate, I'm feelin pretty low. Fifteen minutes later, I'm sitting on my plane. Fastening my safety belt. I'm takin' off again. Movin' On, Movin' On from town to town, Movin' On baby. And I'm never touchin ' the ground. Bad Co. a L L Ml! in c 3. ( 0 llklrt l p 37 CLASS OFFICERS Michael Kischkum. President, Alan Douville, Vice-President, Annarose Melillo, Treasurer, and Lori Masterson, Secretary. I 38 Dr. Mark T. Sheehan, for whom our school was named, passed away on March 26, 1973 at age 88. This yearbook staff notes that 10 years have passed since the school was dedicated to Dr. Sheehan on October 17, 1971. We hope that students will continue to demonstrate the high ideals of Dr. Sheehan as stated in our school motto — “We Seek to Serve Humanity.” 39 Scott Adams l m as free a a bird now, I waa new to this school but all my friend made me feel right at home Goal: To graduate R. J. Allen “William John There is a lot of room for improvement you know it's the biggest room in the house Goal: To reach all my goals, then art higher ones, 034 Christopher R. Arnold Every man i a teacher, but from myself I must also learn. Goal: To leave a lasting mark on this world Steven Arthur “Cid “Chedder “Chuck lie who establishes a dictatorship and does not kill Brutus, will only reign for a short time. Machiavelli, Ditconi Goal: To seiae power of a small African nation Tim Ashley “Aahweed” The good time are the best times, the bad times fade away, the good time are forever and the memory will always stay ... I love you L.K. Goal: To own and drive the ultimate Chevy truck! Robert L. Barbara “Bob No more speed. I'm almost there, gotta keep cool and gotta take care. Goal: To enjoy life, as much as poauble Karen I.. Barillaro For as long a I've known you, you've always been there, whenever I needed somebody to care. And you'll always be cherished much more than you know for the way that you live and the love that you show ... Mom and Dad — Than Anthony J. Barrett 40 Bill R. Belcourt John Bjorn be r “Bonjo Don't worry about what' ahead (to as far a Ccan, from there you can aee farther, hall 4 yr .. Football 1 yr. C.C. 3 yra. Su«an Rirtha “Sue, Scooby Sue. Shu You can chooae from phantom fear� , and kind- nem that can kill. I will chooae a path that’� clear, I will chooae free will. Cool: To be more «ucceaaful than moat of you think I'll be Fdaird K. Bohnwagner Jeffery P. Bolat Tammy K. Bouia Judith A. Braun David W. Brown 41 Henry J. Udrll l lif Lynne Carney “Shorutuf r Carman Club 4 yr� .. Choir and Glee Club 2 yra.. Powder Puff. Thank to LK. AC, GR, JB and SB you're ter- rific: I love you. To be aucceasful a an RN. Kevin Burgess 4 yra. Svimminf Cap!.. 2 ym. Cron� (Country Ride the wave of destiny. Ride above the rrml and believe everything that happen to you hap- pen� for the beat. Jay S. Burner L k Kelly M. Burn D. B KelKel Squint Coal: To lead a happy and fulfilling life. Deniae M. Caliendo Friendship U a golden gift cherished among all life'� treasure . No one knows the true meaning of a friend until the time cornea when they must go their aeparate way and say “good-bye ! Thank� Mom!! Goal: To fly the Friendly Skies. Steve Camera “Animal Don't cry. Don't raise your eye� . It � only teenage wasteland. They're all wasted. “Long live rock J.D. and Heineken tt 1 “Dutch m Mark Camire If you knew then what you know today you'd be back where you started a happier man. 42 William J. Caalello ljunr Crrrato Many limn l' ( lied and Many limn I've listen rd Many limn I'vf wondfrfd Hoa much ihcrr ia lo know. Coal: To be happy in the future. Margaret Kmr Cerreto Susan M. Clougher ‘■Meg” Frankie” ‘‘Megerell” “Smegglea Between ua and heaven or hell there it only one life, which ia the moat fragile thing in the world. Thank for everything Mom and Dad. Goal: To aucceed to my beat ability. Cheryl A. Clowe If you love something act it free, if it cornea back to you it’a your� , if it doesn't it never waa your� to keep. Goal: To be an airline «tewardo� Stephen G. Coeeo Michele Cocco Ix� ve when you can Cry when you have to .. . Be who you muat That'a a part of the plan Await your arrival With «imple aur- vival And one day we'll all understand. Dale (.ollina “The lime ia gone, the aong ia over, thought I'd something more to aay . . .' My friends i'll see you on the dark aide of the moon Dara l.yn Conte “DC “Conte” Who’s to mind if we're to fall in love this first time? Sty . Iley Daaed and Confused don't forget your QUARTERS for SNO JAC. Thank Mom and l ad I.L.Y. Thanks Mar for being there all the time. D.E. 2 yra.. Store Manager I yr.. Italian Club 1 y'■ Goal: To be happy in whatever I do. And to spend my life with someone very special to me!!! Russell J. (jirmrau All the world is a stage and I am a performer. Goal: To never grow old. 43 Donna ()ouiHard Trouble Look around and choose your own ground. for Ion you live and high you fly. and uniln you'll give and Icar� you’ll cry, and all you touch and all you see, ia all your life will ever be. Swimming (Captain) 4 yra. I.L.Y. M D R.C D.T. Stephen 'Choma Cronan 4 yra. Hockey, 2 yra. Captain TOANKSKOBY Goal: To marry wealthy. Micheal J. Cronin John R. Crowther I tell you thi now, no eternal reward will forgive u for wBating the dawn. (The Doors) lokea: Parties. Hendrix. WHCN, and having fun Goal: To fulfill my dreama the best I can. Natalia Cuaio I’ve been afraid of change� Because 1 built my life around you Bul time make you bolder Even children get older Now I’m getting older, too. Thank for the memories B.J. and FRIENDS. FF Jackie Cyr Life ia like a seesaw one minute you’re up the next you're down. Goal: To he happy in anything I do Deniae Danio There ia no limit on love at all It can alwaya get better the deeper you fall I'm aure without love we won’t «urvive .So come on and show it let’s keep it alive I love you Dove! — Thank T.G. Jeannette W. Darius “Jenni” I'm young. I’m wild, and I'm free I’ve got the magic power of the music in me. Clam Sect. — 2 yra.. Varsity Cheerleading 2 ym., Mark V — 2 yra. Kenneth D. Davi� Jr. live life to it fullest today. For tomorrow may be too late. Goal: To finish what I start. Michele A. Degennaro 44 Mary bclh DcH.reggo “Mary” If I leave here tomorrow, would you «till remember me. Lynyrd Skynyrd — I.L.Y. ED 10 9 81. Goal: to remember J K and to survive. Thank Corrie. Jim and the real of my friend . Christine Del.oughery If right now you're afraid, in time you'll be glad you alayed. and aa time |toc on you'll be |(lad you were strong, look over beyond tbe rainbow'� bend let it happen. TT Field Hockey 4. Student Council — 1, Mark V. Track Manager 4. Key Club. ILY M and D. DJTIJ Paul AIm Dempaey “Demps” Now these memories come back to haunt me they haunt me like a curae la a dream a lie if it don't come true Or i it something worse. (Springsteen) Bruce and Budweiarr are Boa . Eileen M. Devine Mv dear friend . I’ve been searching � o long to find an answer. Now I know my life ha meaning to me C.A.O. Without you, ray life would be nothing. We have many more season� to find. ILY Andrea Candace Della Valle “Genuine” Aa long as I live I shall always be myaelf and no other juat me. Luv ys D D and SS ekevy Goal: To be aucremful in life David J. Dokerty Michael J. Doherty Kathleen Donlan “Doodle ’ The moat precious gift, that you can give or receive, is friendship. Thant everyone! ILY MsD Goal: To become a physical therapist Alan E. Douvillc “Rat If a fish didn't have «cales he wouldn't know how much he weighed. Goal: To hunt the ultimate game. Daniel C Duffy All the world'� indeed a stage and we are merely player , performer and portrayer . Each another's audience. Soccer 3 yr , Raarball 4 yr , Basketball S yr� 45 Stephen J. Kbinger PB Man Ebbie The key to the future ia in the pact. God t not in- tereatrd in what we have been. He ia only in- terested in what we are. Goal: To trek the pa !. Waller H Mdt Goal: To live life to the fullest Stephanie L. Dunn Steph. '‘Sia Friendahip' the wine of life T. Cor 13:4-13 Than D M. BYE ILY Than M and I) II.Y Dad- dy I min you Coal: To make my father proud Daniel Duprey Du pa Life ia a myatery to live not a problem to aolve Luv ya A.D. Goal: To have a New Jeep Joaeph Krrolani l-nwrve Jean Fabianaki “U.” Ain’t it etrange how love puta thing together. One like you with omeone like me... Heart Goal: To rule beaidew Don in a amall African Country! Tonya Fairchild Walk with your head up high, don't think I can’t, alway think I can do it MYSELF. Goal: To finiah college and make a good career. Krialen Earn no “Fum ’’No pain, no gain Vanity Swimming. 4 yean. Captain. Mgr Boy ' Swimming. 3 yean. Take your lime don't live loo fael. (rouble, will come and they will paa I.ynyrd Skynyrd Thank . Fumy Paul Ferguaaon Doc, The Doctor. Fergie” Hold your ground, try to make an honewt aland, and try to believe in the Promised I .and Everybody better move over, 'cauar I'm pullin «ulla here to win! Goal: To be a U5. Congreaaman and to help make America great again 46 Bonn� ? J. Ferr� k lo BoMfye “The lop � ecret of life ia enjoying the passage of lime” JT. Build Jeep ! D and A Variety Show '81 Than Goal: To be the person I want to be Dawn Fortin You never have a second chance to make a firat ianpr cation. Goal: To make it through life. Carol Foaler I hurry through my life never «topping to ee how beautiful it wa� meant to be Mn Eric ll.Y 6 23 81 T.N.. E.M.. A.D. The memories will be there forever. Goal: Keep on rollin . . . Richard Andrew Friar.. Goal: To have a career in law Enforcement. Brenda G. Fulton “Little Red” It take your enemy and your fnend, working together, to hurt you to the heart, the one to «lander you and other to get the new� to you. Goal: To he «uccemful in life. Arlene L. Gama I’m ju t a memory, a dream and a «igh. But � igh can drift away and dream� can tell a lie. I’m ju� t a memory and memorie never die. — H. Desiree Fro t Deri Thank� MOM AND DAD 1 year Soccer. 1 year Spaniah Club Hi Big Al. Derek Ipreppie) Goal: To � uc -ecd Joseph A. Gargiulo 3 r Track. I yr. Football Manager Goal: To he a Special Effect� Artiat Christopher T. Fuhr “« arren.” “Mac If you can dream it you can achieve it. Football •� yra. leapt . I 63. Baseball 3 ym. (Catherine J. Garda Cathy” It i� only with the heart that we can ee rightlyi what i mo t important i� invi� ible to the eye. A.E. Goal: Reach for the impossible and make it ao. 47 Hr} an Gerentia 80 4 yrs., Football, Co-Capt., 2 yra. Baseball, 2 yra. Track I.L.Y.A.M. lj a T. Gerwoo Bouchie” Preppie 4 Rcatlcaanca� is discontent and discontent ia the first necessity of progress. Show me a thoroughly satisfied man — and I will show you a failure.” Edison L.G.C.B.K P.OC-T.T.F.W. Goal: To be happy, it’a the only way to be. kid! Thomas J. Gersx ”TJ” Failure is the path of least persistence. Baseball 4 yra.. Basketball 4 yra.. Football I yr. Sheryl A. Getlacr Mark T. Giaaaoae To live life to the fullest and share it w Sue Clog her To make money and be liappy w Sue C. Robin Kathleen Guide I Dingy,” “Liaard Woman” Love does not consist in gating at each other but in looking outward together in the same direction. Goal: An Accountant, more than what any of you empectrd of me. Shown Yvonne Godfrey “Cubby” People try to pul us down just because we get around, they aay we’ve been awful cold hope we die before we get old talkin’ bout my genera- tion. S.C. Thanks for the good times k p Riekard Goniinn Condo” If you don’t know what I mean why don’t you stand up and scream; cause there's things going on you don't know. Lynyrd Skynyrd Vhanic Ciardina Krendan T. Goodrich B.T.” “Winner” Never say I should have” Because it will be loo late. Goal: To remember and to be remembered. 48 Debbie Grady Now m the time to turn «way from high school and move on, but lo turn away doe not mean to forget, for the memories we have shared will last a lifetime. FF Cbeerleading 2, Tenni� 3. Chorus 3. Span. Club 3. Diana L. Graxiani Grata 4 years Glee, 3 yrs. Choir, 4 years Variety Show. 4 years Senior Class Play. The only way to receive love is to give love — meaning you, Dave. Goal: To he an actreas and be famous! Yvette Dianne Guest Evet Believe in yourself and all things are posaible. I believe in you, C.P. 9-6-80 Anne Marie Haberanag “Anna Canna, Annie, Angie All that is gold does not glitter. Not all those who wonder are lost. JKK Tolkien Goal: To find my place in life. 1 u« Rhonda S. Hammie “Princeas I can do all things through Christ which •Uti lkciH me Phili 4il3 Goal: To become very successful in the future. Kirsten A. Haas Michael D. Haas Band — 4. Swimming — 4, Tennia — 3 Beam me up Scotty there’a no intelligent life here. Goal: To be a Dairy Farmer Darryl Henderson I’m in lose with Deborah Harry. Hey Jane do you know her Number? If you do call me. Goal: To get lost in the crowd. 49 Marita Houston Wr thou Id appreciate «hat r have . . . instead of worrying about «hat we haven't. .. and enjoy «hat ia before it ian l!! Norton H. Ingraham Mirhrllr A. lurl “Shelli “Do not pray for an raa life, pray to hr a strong prraon Coal: A career in politica and government Vincent J. Jankowski MDM. There ia aomeone for aomeone and each of us they say. so be my aomeone for ever and a day. Goal: To find the one of my dreama. Nanry Vaughn Joo LongO'a The memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. ES. CF. TS. TK. MS, and the crew. Goal: To be content for life. Joel P karabeinikoff I -is� Helen Karlon We can never know about the day a to come But. we think about them any way . And I wonder if I’m really with you now. or juat chasing after aome finer day. Anticipation ia making me late, and keeping me waiting. Goal: To be happy and make othera happy . Carrie 1 .noise Kelly Ijfe'a battles don't always go to the atrot er or faater man; but aooner or later the man who wins ia the one who thinks he can. I’ll never forget you. smile always A.S., C.G.. A.M.. D M , and K.M., thanks for the memories. Swimming 2 yra. Goal: Togo to college and always be happy. Van M. Kelley Miles llappine. eonww from the capacity to feel deep ly. to enjoy simply. To think freely, to riak life, and to be loved. Goal: to alay happy . Most Preppie: Chris Arnold, T,isa G rson Kris Kelly Skiing in Colorado? W ayne Valley 8 I Astroida at F.P. Golf at Packanack. Goal: Mechanical Engineer 50 Clinton M. Kennedy lx rrlei I-ee Kilhorn |.iu L. Kenney Lome” The good time art the brsl times. Thr had limn fade away. Good friends are forever. The memory of you will always stay . . . Goal: To live life to ita fullest. Party on class of ‘82 Tham Mary. Jim. Tim and John. Jonathon Kdward Kirby Kirb Tomorrow never knows Goal: To survive and he alive. Michael G. Kisehkum “G-clef - Swine- Activities: Key Club 2; Titan Press 3 (Co-editor 2); WATT 4 (Vice Pres 3); French Club 4 (Sec. 1, V.P. 1, Pres. 1); Student Council 2 (V.P. 1); Boys’ State '81; Junior and Senior Class Pres.; Nat'l Honor Society; Southern Ct. Regional. Music Festival 3; Student Council Play 1; Varie- ty Show 3 (director I); Girls’ Glee Accompanist 1; Choir Accompanist 2s Senior Class Play 4 (director I); Band 4 (drum major 1). “Music is Love in search of a word.” Goal: To leach others the joy of music and theatre. Valerie Krol We should all take time to live Before each day Roes rushing by Time to search for deeper mean- ing and time to give our dreams a try. I love you Larry. Donna Marie Kiltredge “Kilt” 1 never believed in magic; I always wondered why; I never believed in miracles, but I think I'm gonna try. 2 yra. Cross Country — 1 yr. Capt., 3 yrs. Track 1 yr. Capt., A.F.S. President Goal: To always enjoy my life. Donald W . I-aCom A man possessed” “A wise man believes only lies, trusts only the ab- surd, and expects the unexpected Goal: To ariie a small African nation. Lisa Ann Kiltredge “Savage. Lee” Love and Thanx mom. dad. family and friends. Stand by me. I’ll stand by you and together weTI see things through. Goal: To have a good life and a successful career in medicine. Mark S. Kolakowski Henry” There are many goals one can achieve. Set one and achieve it. 4 yrs. Football, 4 yrs. Track, 51 Joe l-ff.r Pooh” Like� : Jennifer, Keg Parties, Water skiing, racing. Coal: To hava the nicest Monte Sandy C. Lagrrslrom Freaky. Sunny Feed your head, I � � • bom To be a Rock-n- Roller. You gotta go out and make your own fun Coal- To live a long and happy Rnrk-n-Rnll life Kri� len Lang “Kris The be� t and the moot beautiful thing� in life rannot br «ecu or even touched; they must be felt with the heart. Goal: To own a Porsche Ronnie lanioni lave i� llappinea� , lave i� Sadness, but motl of all love ia finding the right person. Beat friend� AS.. D.M..C.K. Ellen Maureen Lawrence “P.C” When you loo your carea away you can hrccar through any day. Goal: To live a long happy life Girls’ awim team 3 ym., Spanish club 1 year Ronald M. laagel Christopher A. laveaque “Ninja .. . If loneliness wears the crown of the Veteran Cosmic Rocker. The Moody Blues BYE! BYE! Jane E. Lewv Fean is the lock and laughter the key to your heart, and I love you Lei's do the time warp, again. Goal To cause a revolution in Don and Steve's small Afrtcian Nation. Sharon I). Linton Chooae your friends carefully because they may hold your future. I.L.Y. MOM 52 Robert J. I ofquivt Bob” Robrre lli«ch school changed my life, maybe for the bet- ter. maybe for the woree I don't know. Coal: To help make the world better to live in Wendy l.uea The autumn leave cut looae and fly. and leave me watching, wishing I could follow. Coni: To live a long happy life. Jerry C. Lynch Dougin, Marlary Puglia Welcome to the Grand lUudon! 1482 firad. Party (Hopefully) Freedom, here I rome. Coni: Be rich and happy. W illiam C. Mahon Ouitter. never win. Winner, never quit. Vanity golf 3 yra.. Hockey 3 yra. Coal: To be urcea ful in whatever I do. Gregory Mat lean Scared though I may be. not knowing what liea ahead, I niual travel down the toad leaving my footprints behind, for no one but myaelf will make my dream become a reality . Band 4 yra.. AFS 2 yra.. Volleyball 1 yr.. Tennia 1 yr.. Variety ahow. 4 yn. Goal: To reach the cloud no matter how high wind may blow them. Drew Mare hi The world i full of king and Queen Who blind your eye , then teal your dream It' heaven and hell!” Ronnie Jame Iho Coal: To enjoy life to the fulleat. 53 Jeff Mirlinnk ll'« a long road and a little- wheel and it take a lot of turn to get there. Goal: To enjoy happiness in whatever I do. Donna Marie Maynard “Donna Vonna. Daffy e cannot direct the wind but we can adjuat our aiU“ Diane good lurk and love alwava Best Buddie. LN. BI.. AS. C.K. AH and JB 6 23 81 BC may our memories and love la.t forever •Good Luck Claw of 82. Goal: To live. love, learn and laugh. Best Dressed: Daryl Henderson, Carmen Roach Mary F. McCabe My friend., I will remember you. think of you. pray for you and when another day ia through. I’ll .till be friend, with you. FF Thank, for tho great memories! Thank. M and D. National Honor Society, ('.heerlrading. Student Council. Michael S. McKee “Fuxay Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2 yr ., Foot- ball manager 1 yr. Love ya Fuzx. I vat a little too tall, could of used a few pound. “Bob Segar!! Michael Marzik I’m free to wr the life ahead of me. Even thot h it might not be ao grand. I will struggle to do the beat I can. Dae-Ellen McKechan ”Dai.y” To my friend : old friend., they mean much more to me than the new friend . Berauae they’ve seen where you are and they know where you been. — Harry Chapin. Mom and Dad I love you. Thank . ' T t Robert J. Memery Annarose Melillo Joker- In the race to be better or beat, mm not the joy of being. Happy are time, .pent with one. you love, and I love you all. Cl '82! Than BG Field Hockey (4) C-Capt., Softball (4), Treasurer (4) To be happy in whatever I do, and to continue meeting special friend, like the one. I have met in this school. Maureen L. Merwki “Moe If I only knew then what 1 know now. but now I know enough to begin Cheerleading. 3 yr� .. Band 4 yr .. Orchestra I yr.. Glee Club 1 yr.. Student Council I yr.. Ten- ILV Jerry 1 23 81 Thank J.M. Goal: To become a CPA Accountant. Bonnie Michaud So long . . . I’ve been looking too hard I’ve been waiting too long sometimes I don’t know, what I will find I only know it’, a mailer of time. l.L.Y. Dave 54 Alfred Miller Thfn ihr world nukrt a turn — ihr eye of onr will leam that a sound just like «hr wind only makn the change begin from things that •nap and bite from the unholy light run with ihr wolf. (hevelles Goal: To hr turrmful and Inr an unbuated life. Kilrrn Mooney “Moonshot I want to learn what life ia for, I don't want much I just want more. Like : Invitation on a silver platter Gigi. go for it!! Field Hockey 4 yr . Kir hard Moore “Zoid Ix n|c live Rock ’n Roll. 2 8 Zoid; Living after Midnight. Rocking till the dawn, loving till the morning, then I'm gone I'm gone. Goal: To be successful. Renee I). Morin I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I've seen yester- day and I love today. “Go for It” A.S. Than� Mom and Dad Goal: “To live free or die Amy Jenifer Montgomery “Aim What ia a friend? It is a person with whom you dare to be yourself Mary Moynihan “Muscle� “Twinkles “Sal Memory is a diary we all carry with us. Thant for the memories k M S Field Hockey I Co-Captain), Basketball 3. Track 4 t Co-Captain i Goal: To be successful in whatever I do. Karen Mullen “Babe There are so many colors in a rainbow, so many colois in lire illuming sun, so many colors in a flower; and I see every one Harry Chapin. I love you Mom and I)ad; brothers and «ster Goal: Mot tobra detriment and always to better myself Patricia Ann Miles “Patty Fra young. I'm wild, and I'm FREE! Softball I, Spanish I. Yearbook 3. Editor I Goal: To laugh, and to make everyone smile. Kevin Novak Joe Old Man, Look at my life. I’m a lot like you are. Scott Oakes I do my thing and you do your thing ' I am not in this world to live up to your evpectations And you are not in thi world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I Anil il by iliamr « e find each other it ts beautiful. 55 Cynthia A. Ogrea “TVit ia a right time for everything. A time Iv be born, a time to die . . Now ia the lime to live! Hello Again, my friend — and roae. Caren Ognaeh “Grin ' I'm OK! I finally found the prraon I have been looking for! 4 yra. Girl� Swim Team and 4 yra. Mgr. Boya Swim Team. Law Degree, Here I come! Matthew Oraiai it Constance Olaon Miek l J. O'Sullivan Wendy Jean Pariae ■'Simon The good timea and the bad times, well the bad timea fade away, but the good timea laat forever; JGeila Football 4 yra. Maria Oatrowaki Paul Parker Soccer 2 yra.. Computing 4 yra., AFS 4 yra. W hen thing look really bad. they'll probably get worse. Goal: NASA and or getting published. Miehael Oawald Debbie Paulouakv “Pitchfork 0 I When I think of life, I can't keep myself from smiling. No matter where I am. I love u Tony. Pinto Power. Goal: To be an influential entrepreneur. 56 Thom Pavlieii Pav 4 yr . Baseball. 4 yr . Basketball, 2 yra. Football Robert Prllr|(rino Pell “No matter what I get out of this, I know 1 11 never forget . . Stephen Edward Pesta “Stymie “A Man Ob� � ent “Someday theae childish dream mini end, to become a man and grow up to dream again. Bruce Springsteen Track 3 yra. (Co-Captain) Tham TQ and Robin To become independently wealthy. I)awn lee Philbrtck ‘Stanley ’ I wiah you hope in starting new, I wiah you prayer to tee you through; I wiah you amilea. not many tear ; I wiah you fun throughout the year . Than Mom and Dad. Than for all your love JM l.ynn M. Pielrowic Thank to M. and D., Kim H. C. C, for the in- teresting times- M.C.. D.P., R.L. Glee 2 yra.. Choir 2 yra., Mark V. Thank aUo to: Thymen S.S. Mr B. Mr . Z. Goal: To fulfill all my dreams John Poplawaki “Pop The good time are the be t time , The bad time fade away The good time are forever But the last time i today. J. Ceils John J. Power Each moment of the year ha its own beauty, a picture which a never een before and shall never be wen again. R. W. Emerson Track 4 yr . (Co-captain) Coal: To rejoice and be glad in each day Suzanne I.. Prokop “Suiy” each happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow. Goal: To take each day a it come . 57 Prlrr J. Purer 11 O 4 yrs. Baseball, 4 yra. Basketball, 2 yrs. Football Timothy Y. tfuirk TO” A man scalene All I a ah for ia a ull ship and a atar to mil her by Anne Marie Reig Fi I-ong you live and hi|(h you fly, Smiles you’ll give and team you'll cry. All you touch and all you are ia V hat your life you'll ever be. D.R. Juat remember I love you. M.S. Thanka for being there. 4 year� Band. Goal: To be aa happy aa possible. Stacy Retaer Melissa Ana Reynold� “Mimy Said the late man to the atraigbl man. where have you been? I've been here and I've been there and I've been in between. King Crimaon. Mommv'a all right. Daddy'� all right they juat arem a little weird. Surrender, surrender, but don’t give youreelf away. Cheap Trick I know it � only rock and roll, but I like it, yea I do. The Stone. Goal: To turn the page. Diane Richard. “DT Qaaa of 1982. Remember the fun. the laughter, and the tears we've had throughout our four year� . Friend� won't always be there but memories will. A.R., Love ya like a sis. Band 4 years. Goal: Become an accountant Kevin Ridley “BoDidlcy I can't complain, but sometimes I still do, life's been good to me so far.. .. Joe Walsh Lisa Rivenburgh 58 Gail Roundtree Barbara Houih Today m ihr tomorrow you worried about yeater- day and r«rrything'i fine Goal: To lead a Happy and fulfilling life. Mary Roy Mare, “Grandma” If you love something wl it frrr. If it romn bark to you it your . If it doesn't it nrvrr was.” Goal: To brromr an artist and be happy in life. Teresa Sue Rukl “I'm looking for spare, and to find out who I am. And I’m looking to know and understand . . . It's a t frl. � vcrt dream . . . Rudolph J. Vkatirr Matthew Wade Siiijri “The Sloneman” Maverick Stop to watch time and you'll muw me go by. 4 yr . Basketball, 4 yrm. Golf Goal: To travel arrow� the country on a motorcycle. Susan Slie Sue” Wish every rising of the sun. Think of your life as just begun. Goal: To live to it fullest 4 yr . Volleyball (Co-Captain) Aagel M. Stuart If love was the reason for sunshine, then my love for my friends would stop dsrkness from showing. Goal: To go to college and be happy. 59 Heidi Ann Smith Yiedi In quirt moment� , m thought oindrr bark to happy limn . and wherever I find happinna I find you. Ralph 7 23.82 Goal: To hr happy. I luv you RD II.Y MO Shrlly Smith Lovr nwn'l put in our hrarta to atay love isn't love till we give it away. liui'Anne Soucy We made it through the year� in our own world� . Yet we collided often, leaving a part of ourselves each time. Goal: To help other� conquer their world a� I struggle with mine. Kllen K. Sprafkr “With a friend at hand you will are the light If your friend� are near then everythin's alright. EJ. NVJ. CF. TS. TR. MS Patrick Starr� l.ynn Steven Friendship know� no bound� of time or distance . . . (Sue H.), Love i not measured in moments of time, but in timeless momenta . . . Goal: To br satisfied with my life Happy! Alan S. Stoke� Varsity Football 3 yra., Varsity Basketball 3 yr� .. Varsity Tenni� 2 yr� .. Varsity Baseball 2 yra. Annette Stratton “Chip . B “Give me a break 3 yra. Orch., I yr. Chorus, 4 ym. Senior Gaw Play, 3 yra. Variety Show, 4 yr� . Goal: Life. Lovr and the pursuit of llappinem. Jean Surio “Gigi” May I alway� have the Serenity to accept the thing I cannot change, Courag to change the thing. I can. and the Viidom to know the dif- ference F.C. 8 20 80 Joanne Klirabeth Teeney Jo” Many dream� come true. And «ome have silver lining� ., I live for my dream, And a pocketful of gold BB. 3 81 st Dramatic: Michael Keschkum and Diana Graziani 60 ( jlhrrinr Anr Thomas C-ap I yn. Vinily Cheer leading Co-Capt.. National Honor Society, Student Council. 2 yr . Friendship The most -ought after possession, bought only with love and understanding, never bribed, never resold, the most well-kept wrapped in honesty, trust and ho| e. Tied with a handclasp (liven with love. David C. Thomas Well, let me just go down as say inf that I'm glad to be here, here with all the same pain and laughs everybody know Doobie Brother . Coal: To become an officer in the I’SAF. Susan Thurston Suae Things certainly keep changing a the year go on their way but the memories we gather put a shine on each new day . FF Swimming I yr .. Student Council 2 yr� .. Na- tional Honor Society Dorothy Tisdale Cubby. Door When thing go wrong a they sometime will when the road you're trudging seem all up hill. And you want 2 smile but. you have 2 sigh. When care is pressing you down a bit you can rest but don't you quit. I love you Marty Kelley Tobin “Kei The love in your heart wasn't put there to tay. Love isn't love till you give it away. (I love you Nick) Coal: To live a long happy life with N.l . Jamr� C. Thomn� ««I Jim ”Thia i the end. beautiful friend. Thia ia the end of our elaborate plana The end. of everything that alanda, the end.” The l)oora. Goal: To alway be having a good time. Nancy I.. Thornton The road goea ever on and on. Down front the door «here it began. Not. far ahead the mad hat gone. And I muat follow, if I can. purauing it with eager feet. Until it join� aome larger way where many patha and Krranda meet. And wither then? I cannot aay. F.F. Softball 4 yr� .. Baaketball 4 yr� .. Soccer 1 yr. Iju Tniini I've often uknl myself the rrtwn for the udnea in a world where team are just a lullabye. If there's an answer, maybr love can end the madness. Mavbe not but we can only try — Carole kir« Francine Turtola Froglcfa Special joys, special places, special friends, together. The moment pas so quickly, but the memories are forever. ILY Mom and Dad — Besbo's Forever. Thanks L.A.. G.B. and B.D. karl V sremboutf Angela Washington Angie Happiness is not something you etperience it'i something you remember. Spanish Club. 1 yr. Track and Field. 1 yr. Pep Club. 3 yn. Field Hockey Coal: To lead a successful life and be happy. Dan rmtilya There you go man. keep a cool as you can. It rial them to believe that you perceive the web they weave. Face pile of trials with smile and keep on thinking free! ROCK N'-ROLL — I need a Beer — THE PICTURES! Coal: To be happy and to turn out belter than everyone thought I would Cary U rborg Karen Vrnrhell all my good friends! I've enjoyed the D.W. Y.C.C.P.E.L.W.L. thf must fitr Joyce M atson Jae To touch life, love in all the star above; yes that is my destiny with the one I love J.P. Coal: To live and be free with John Beth M hoolery You never have a second chance for a first impremion. 62 Susan Man iekslrand I look to (hr ea reflection in (hr wave «park my memory omr happy ome ud I think of friend and (he dream we had Goal: To break on through to the other aide Keith K. Wilson I’m o confuted by the thing I read; I need the truth but the truth ia I don’t know who to believe. Sty Phalli. Zona ’’Zona-face” Hold on to your dreama — don’t give in. I love you. Kurt. “PAL” Goal: To be like Jean “Boo-Boo Suno Caroline K. Brown “That which is beautiful i not alway good, but only beautiful.” CheeHeading 3 (Go-captain) Tennia 2. Orchestra 3. Key dub Goal: Sucre , happiness and a haiwett! Karyn Burn. Bumay” Remember what you leave behind, a you con- tinue on and though thia part t over, it will never be completely gone Goal: To live my life to the fullest. Cherish the memories for they will be with you forever. S.N. 9-6-80 Maine ’81 I.L.Y. Cheerleading. Pep Club Goal: To be happy. Karen Or to Cleela We are all like bird in the same ky. yet we eek a wparate windatream. Tina M. Orlla amera Good morning yesterday, we woke up and time has slipped away, and tuddenlv it’� hard to find the memories we left behind. Do you remember the time of our live . II.Y Mom. I. M .C D.. X I) M David Fraaeia Krff Shalako Hockey 3 yn . 83. Track 3 yr� .. Croaa Country 2 yrm. Goal: To become a US. Air Force Pilot. 63 Dm� id Jarrabck PKMbff Repent (turn from pot, drinking, etc.) accept Jecua m your Lord and Savior and with your mouth atk Him into your heart Goal: Heaven Lori Ann Mulerton “For long you live and high you fly, the untie you'll give and tear� you'll cry; for all you touch and all you aee i all your life will ever be. F.F. Softball 4 yra.. Field Hockey 2 yra.. Student Council 2 yra., Claa Secretary 2 yra. Jerry Oliano Hockey 2 yra.. Soccer 4 ym.. Captain 1 yr. Man become� man only by the intelligence, but he i� man only by the heart. (Frederic) David Smith When you least expect it, expect it, and then go for it. Goal: To be an Engineer Edward A. Stanton “Bo Green Graa� and High Tide� Forever. J.P. — Someday we will get it all together. Harold J. Waterman III Hal All in all man ia but a caged bead. Enraged becauae he ia impriaoned even though he know� he built the cage himaelf. ILYN Goal: Bio-Medical Engineer Melinda W anner Maureen McGowan Moe Life'� true ! happinea� ia found from the friend- ship� we make along the way. Thank� for everything M.M. AST. 65 Wills I Dawn Philbrick will Patty Niles and Kris Fazzino’s cars to anyone who wants to have fun after a game. I Kristen Fazzino will to by brother Bill all the FUN times I had driving the CAMERO to school . . . GOOD-LUCK!! I MM will my car to my brother Steve — only while I’m gone. To LR, KC, and field hockey players I will my 109 sprints and suicides — TO YOU — Angela 81. To Mrs. Hook we leave a clean closet and a lot of calories. KT, MW, DD. I Donna Maynard leave Diane M, CC, Sand Dunes, LN, lots of luck, and JB, CP, DP Blackeyes. Good Luck all future Powder Puff Teams! We’re always no 1. | To Poker, I leave a long happy life with many nights of hmmmmmmming. Pokey To my brother Bill, I will all the good years I had in high school. Hope your last two years will be as good as mine were. Love ya, Lisa. To Mrs. Mitorjai, We leave no respect and bad attitudes, KT, DD, DF. I Patty Niles will all my great typing and editorial skills to Fitzer. I Ellen Lawrence leave Jill Borden her Sr. year, long memories, pool water, and the best of luck in killing L.H. in Powder Puff. To Mr. Sylvcstro, KT, DF, BWr, AD, wc leave you 1981 period 5 USH G Class. I will to Cindy Blaze all the songs from F.H. team — Luv C.D. 1, M.D. leave to C.P. all of our silly times together, and all the wonderful memories of each other. To future students we leave COACH!! You can HAVE him. Mer I leave SHEEHAN. BF. I, Phyllis Zona, will to my sister my grades so that she won’t be grounded forever. I J.S., will M.M. one map of the New Haven Coliseum parking lot so he can find his car. 66 I Sue Prokop will Mildew Fishead a 20 pound bag of fisheads for personal use. I Catherine Thomas leave P.J. the chance to make it to school early. Love Cap 1 .Nancy Thornton will my green shorts to a Ms. Beth Fergusson. I Steph D. leave my seat in Glee and Mrs. Z to Dar, Jean and Val. I D.L. Graziani leave my solo in Halleluja to Ma Zola. Thanx God I Steven Trenchard will one can of shaving cream to K. Fuzz., and Bonnie F. and Dara C. I Donna Couillard will my brother Rob to clean up all the parties and all my old bras. 1 Karen Cleto leave all my bad jokes to R.P. S.D.Y. B.B. We, Jean Suzio and Eileen Mooney, will Mrs. Hook many years of bantaring with future D.E. students. I Doodles leave Troubles the locker, parties and turtlenecks. I Tim Quirk leave the library my book “Gumbology, more than a way of Life and Vol. 1 7 of “Can Openers throughout history I J.D. will Wrendy love and thanks along with some Puppy chow, H.L.W., and the J.G.B. I anonymous will all my sarcasm for the past 4 yrs to f.f. — D.M., S.T., K.T., L.T., D.G., E.D., C.O., T.D., L.M., A.M., C.D., J.D., and the 3 M.M’s Love Ya I Eileen Devine leave a Rose to Youth Groupily — Also to Sue Zola I leave my chest. I Tracey H. leave to John T. my milkmoney to pay his debts. I J.D. will L.D. all the headaches good times of the squad. Good Luck kid. I, Cheryl, will Sharon, Laurie, Susan and Sheila my memories of V.B. and the great times we had during “BONZEYE I J.D. will J.K. her very own personalized INNERTUBE!! I leave all future students of Mrs. Wilson a Clothes Pin!! I M.D. leave to P.D. all of the excellent times we've had, and all our excellent memories. I Kelly Burns leave all my bowling equipment to Dara, Lorrie, Red Y.A.K. now I Patty Leave all my empty Yukon Jack bottles to the future partiers of 1983. GOOD LUCK!! 1 Kris Fuzz will to my sis Sue all my rusty pool lockers, ripped suits, leaky goggles and 6:00 A.M. practices. I C.O. will you K.F. my collarbone braces; to Scott 1 will all the beer bottles I didn't finish. To Karen Cocco — I will all the skiing lessons I never took C.D. 67 CLASS FAVORITES Car: Camero Food: Pizza Candy: M M’s Book: The Hobbit Actor: Clint Eastwood Song: Turn The Page Singer: Bob Seger T.V. Program: General Hospital Topic of Discussion: Opposite Sex Saying: Go For It! Season: Summer Drink: Beer Restaurant: McDonald’s Movie: Raiders of the Lost Ark Actress: Goldie Hawn Radio Station: 106-WHCN Vocal Group: Led Zeppelin Sport: Football Pastime: Partying Party-Spot: Anywhere 69 S.PIPUOQOW • MVMJu ‘aov ivs Nvmu v vzzidsxfrw Adam� , Scott A. 34 Spruce Glen Ter. 08 20 63 Allen, Bill J. 98 Highland Ave. 03 10 64 Arnold, Chris R. 32 Alison Ave. 08 21 64 Arthur, Steven C. 85 Ridgecrest Rd. 12 28 63 Ashley, Timothy E. 105 Montowese Rd. 10 5 64 Barbera, Robert 13 King St. 06 29 64 Barillaro, Karen L. 775 N. Main St. 11 25 63 Barrett, Anthony J. 129 Chimney Hill Rd. 12 18 63 Barton. Beth M. 69 Ridgecrest Rd. 06 04 63 Behler. Nancy L. 52 Parker Farms Rd. 08 07 64 Belcourt. Bill R. 9 Algonquin Dr. 12 09 63 BjornBerg, John F. 175 Mansion Kd. 01 30 64 Birtha. Susan M. I 80 Quinnipiac St. 06 10 64 Bohnwagner. Edward E. 69 Silliman Rd. 12 28 64 Bolat, Jeffery P. 59 Jodi Dr. 01 14 64 Bouza, Tammy K. 328 Parker Farms Rd. 05 08 64 Braun, Judith A. 17 Forest Rd. 03 04 64 Brophy, Jacqueline A. 1 Farm Ct. 11 27 64 Brown, Caroline K. 34 Bailey Ave. 12 15 63 Brown, David W. 59 Parkview Rd. 08 20 64 Brown. Robert H. 28 Ridgetop Rd. 02 03 64 Bruneau. Thomas 58 Spice Hill Rd. 04 26 64 Bryan, Donna L. 36 New Place St. 06 27 64 Burg ess, Kevin J. 29 Johnson Rd. 11 06 63 Burner, Peter S. 37 Porker Form Rd. 03 22 64 Burness. Jay S. 1 3 Ridgetop Rd. 08 31 64 Burns, Karyn M. 7 Fawn Dr. 04 26 64 Burns, Kelly M. 718 N. Farms Dr. 03 28 64 Cadett, Henry J. 213 Washington St. 05 18 63 Caliendo, Denise M. 98 Hall Ave. Apt. 75 07 27 64 Camera, Steven M. 123 Knollwood Dr. 07 21 63 Camire. Mark B. 6 West Ridgeland Rd. 08 24 64 Carney, Leslie L. 230 Main St. 11 01 64 Casey, Martin B. 14 Hintz Dr. 12 10 63 Castello. William J. 108A N. Turnpike Rd. 04 19 64 Cerrato, Laurie M. 244 Parker Farms Rd. 07 30 64 Cerreto, Margaret Rose 50 Silliman Rd. 12 21, 63 Chasse, Lisa 123 Chimney Hill Rd. 11 11 64 Chasse, Rodney 11 2 Washington St. 03 11 63 Cleto, Karen J. 93 Ridgeland Cir. 10 25 63 Clogher, Susan M. 27 Highland Dr. 07 29 64 Close. Cheryl A. 184 East St. 08 18 63 Cocco. Michele 1435 Tuttle Ave. 10 10 64 Cocco, Stephen G. 25 Forest Rd. 07 05 63 Collins, Dale C. 524 Fifth Ridge Rd. 02 16 64 Conte, Dara L. 37 Tremper Dr. 04 20 64 Corden, Charles A. 230 Main St. Lt. 74 07 28 64 Corriveau, Russell T. 2 Bailey Ave. 02 18 64 Couillard, Donna 175 Highland Rd. 03 24 63 Cronan, Stephen T. 3 1 Jamestown Cir. 10 07 63 Cronin, Mike 65 Thorpe Ave. 10 25 64 Crowther, John R. 2 Osage Rd. I 1 27 63 Cusio, Natalie M. 28 Pequot Rd. 12 17 64 Cyr, Jacqueline 245 Quinnipiac St. 06 31 61 Danio, Denise F. 12 Clinton Ave. 05 09 64 Darius. Jeannette W. 1519 Tuttle Ave. 10 18 64 Davis, Kenneth D. 13 Ridgefield Rd. 07-06 64 Degennaro. Michele A. 14 Colonial La. 09 15 64 Delgreggo, Marybeth 28 Grand St. 04 05 64 Della Camera, Tina M. 7 Giant View Rd. 04 18 64 Dellavalle, Andrea C. 1174 Durham Rd. 12 27 63 DeLoughery, Christine 712 7th Ridge Rd. 10 12 64 Dempsey, Paul A. 27 Tennessee Ave. 01 28 64 Devine, Eileen M. 140 Cook Hill Rd. 12 19 63 Doherty. David J. 6 Johnathan Rd. 03 12 64 Doherty, Michael J. 6 Johnathan Rd. 03 12 64 Doolan. Kathleen 125 Parker Farms Rd. 02 01 64 Douville, Alan 1 Jamestown Cir. 05 21 64 Duffy, Dan C. 54 Jodi Dr. 05 24 64 Dunn, Stephanie L. 43 Bull Ave. 08 11 64 Duprey, Daniel P. 32 Maple Ave. 04 06 64 Ebinger, Stephen J. Ill Mohawk Dr. 06 22 64 Eddy, Walter R. 106 Algonquin Dr. 05 08 63 Ematrudo. Mark 67 Pierson Dr. 09 20 63 Ercolani, Joseph 6 Highland Dr. 11 21 63 Erff, David F. 87 N. Turnpike Rd. 06 15 64 Fabianski, Laurie J. 5 Kirtland Ct. 07 24 64 Fairchild. Tonya M. 20 Jones Rd. 08 27 63 Fazzino, Kristen A. 69 Seiter Hill Rd. 04 25 64 Fergusson, Paul A. 33 Hintz Dr. 02 04 64 Ferraiolo, Bonnie 270 Cook Hill Rd. 10 03 64 Fortin, Dawn M. 38 Circle Dr. 03 06 64 Foster. Carol L. 67 Algonquin Dr. 06 03 64 Frisco, Richard A. 41 East St. 05 24 64 Frost, Desiree D. 1 1 Deer Run Rd. 11 09 64 Fuhr, Christopher T. 421 Hope Hill Rd. 05 21 64 Fulton, Brenda G. 51 Lynn Dr. 10 11 64 Garcia, Arlene L. 40 King St. 12 01 64 Gargiulo, Joseph A. 1 30 Ridgeland Cir. 08 29 64 Gazda, Catherine S. 18 Hillock Dr. 07 19 64 Geremia. Bryan K. 1 5 Smokerise Ave. 03 28 64 Gerson, Lisa 37 Jones Rd. 04 07 64 Gersz, Thomas J. 10 Brownstone Rd. 06 30 64 Gettner, Sheryl A. 23 Ono Dr. 10 05 64 Giannone, Mark T. 596 Williams Rd. 10 13 64 Giardina. Vinnie 88 Spice Hill Dr. 02 06 64 Gindel, Robin K. 3 Beech wood Dr. 01 23 63 Godfrey, Shawn Y. 1 7 Bailey Ave. 06 17 64 Gondon, Richard J. 1 454 Tuttle Ave. 12 13 63 Goodrich, Brendan T. 34 Bull Ave. 04 11 64 Grady. Debbie A. 3 Harvest La. 08 16 64 Graziani, Diana L. 401 Hope Hill Rd. 06 08 64 Guest, Yvette I). 2 1 Fawn Dr. 12 08 64 Habersang. Anne M. 34 Seiter Hill Rd. 12 07 64 Hall, Jeffery A. 294 Cook Hill Rd. 01 21 64 Hammie. Rhonda S. 13 Haller PL 01 23 65 Hass, Kirsten A. 329 N. Airline Rd. 07 11 63 Hass. Michael D. 63 Hanover St. 03 04 64 Henderson, Daryl 2 Summerwood Rd. 06 16 64 Higgins, Lori 27 Jenna Rd. 11 25 62 Hogan, Theresa A. 26 Crestview Terr. 12 03 64 Holmes, Harold D. 8 Highland Dr. 06 21 63 Houston, Marisa J. 22 Jenna Rd. 11 13 64 Ingraham, Norton H. 27 Clinton PI. 07 18 64 Issell, Michele A. 1437 Tuttle Ave. 12 23 64 Jankowski, Vincent J. 28 Trumbull Dr. 03 24 63 Jarzabek. David P. 95 N. Ridgeland Rd. 09 21 63 Joos, Nancy V. 46 Oakdale Cir. 08 06 64 Karabeinikoff, Joel P. 38 Brookview Dr. 08 17 64 Karlon, Lisa H. 26 Jodi Dr. 06 20 64 Kelly, Carrie L. 56 Bull Ave. 03 07 64 Kelley, Sean M. 28 Ridgefield Rd. 03 25 63 Kelly, Kristopher 59 Seiter Hill Rd. 06 10 64 Kennedy. Clinton M. 38 Parker Farms Rd. 08 12 64 Kilborn, I-orelei Lee 27 Ix rings Ct. 12 05 63 Kinney, Lisa 65 Sillman Rd. 04 07 64 Kirby, Jonathan E. 74 Ridgeland Rd. 04 30 64 Kischkum. Michael G. 366 Washington Dt. 07 27 64 Kittredge, Donna M. 43 Circle Dr. 08 02 63 Kittredge, Lisa A. 3 Circle Dr. 12 02 63 Kolakowski. Mark S. 1 Ridgewood Rd. 04 15 64 Krol, Valerie 129 Parker Farms Rd. 01 24 64 Lacoss. Donald W. 1410 Durham Rd. 04 23 64 Laffin. Joseph M. 22 Seneca Rd. 12 22 63 Lagerstrom, Sandy C. 55 Grieb Rd. 07 20 64 Lang. Kristen A. 669 N. Elm St. 09 20 64 Lanzoni, Bonnie E. 948 N. Farms Rd. 01 15 63 Lawrence, Ellen M. 1 165 Yale Ave. 07 31 64 Legge, Carol P. 10 Donat Dr. 12 24 64 l.engel, Ronald M. 16 Jenna Rd. 06 20 64 I.evesque, Chris 62 Silliman Rd. 10 22 63 Lew is, Jane E. 8 Hosford St. 06 06 64 Linton, Sharon 1 35 Rock ledge Dr. 04 03 64 Liquore, Salvatore L. 1271 Barres Rd. 10 05 64 Loesch. Julie L. 51 1 Fifth Ridge Rd. 04 17 64 (.ofquist, Robert J. 29 Oakdale Cir. 02 18 64 Luca. Wendy J. 1 1 7 Knollwood Dr. 10 21 64 Lynch, Jerry C. 28 Tennessee Ave. 03 26 64 Maclary, Douglas 36 Johnson Rd. 11 27 64 Mahon, Willaim 320 Parker Farms Rd. 09 04 64 Maclean, Gregory 1501 Deepwood La. 08 09 63 Makay, Dawn 2 1 Gregory Rd. Marchi. Drew A. 690 N. Elm St. 05 09 64 Martineck. Jeffrey D. 26 David Dr. 03 04 64 Marzik. Michael H. 1 2 Broadview- Cir. 09 17 64 Masterson. Lori Ann 65 Parkview Rd. 07 31 64 Maynard, Donna M. O'Sullivan, Michael J. 18 Cottage St. 16 Mohawk Dr. 08 09 64 01 23 64 McCabe, Mary F. Parisi, Wendy Jean 22 Tennessee Ave. 97 Ridgeland Rd. 05 19 64 05 31 64 McKee, Michael S. Parker, Paul 37 Highland Dr. 30 David Dr. 04 16 64 11 04 64 McKeehan, Dae-Ellen Paulousky, Debbie J. 52 Pierson Dr. 19 Tennessee Ave. 07 04 64 02 12 64 Melillo, AnnaRose M. Pavlick, Thomas 15 Haller PL 111 Montowese Trail 07 13 64 10 11 63 Memery, Robert J. Pellegrino, Robert V. 78 Silliman Rd. 22 Ridgenoll Rd. 12 25 63 06 04 64 Merski, Maureen L. Pesta, Steven E. 231 Quinnipiac St. 166 Mohawk Dr. 08 07 64 06 09 64 Michaud, Bonnie Philbrick, Dawn L. 6 Tankwood Rd. 19 Oak St. 09 30 64 03 29 64 Miller, Alfred Picard, Cheryl A. 45 Hallmark Dr. 1 32 Rockledge Dr. 12 28 64 02 12 64 Montgomery, Amy J. Pierce, Alice A. 9 Jamestown Cir. 29 Hallmark Dr. 10 5 64 09 14 64 Mooney, Eileen M. Pietrowicz, Lynn M. 8 Elmw ood Rd. 32 King St. 11 07 63 01 20 64 Moore, Richard M. Poplawski, John J. 5 Jones Rd. 1 3 Ridgecrest Rd. 07 09 64 09 11 63 Morin, Renee D. Powers, John J. 93 Leigus Rd. 29 Pleasant St. 03 29 64 11 22 64 Moynihan, Mary C. Prokop, Suzanne L. 63 Fritz PL 9 Grove St. 10 29 64 10 22 64 Mullen, Karen Lynne Purcell, Peter J. 26 Seiler Hill Rd. 32 Caljoun Rd. 04 17 64 09 27 63 Niles, Patricia A. Quirk, Timothy Y. 9 Hill Ave. 20 Ridgetop Rd. 05 20 64 03 29 64 Novak, Kevin Reig. Anne Marie 20 Forest Rd. 99 Cheshire Rd. 09 21 64 09 25 63 Oaks, Scott Retzer, Stacey J. 64 Nodbrook Rd. 47 Jodi Dr. 04 12 63 07 12 64 Ogren, Cynthia A. Reynolds, Melissa 15 Nod Brook Rd. 22 Jeralds Ave. 07 28 64 12 12 64 Ogrisek, Caren L. Rezende, Clicia H. 124 Mohawk Dr. 20 Grove St. 07 23 64 06 09 64 Oliano, Jerry V. Richards, Diane E. 55 Jamestown Cir. 4 Gregory Rd. 07 24 63 11 15 63 Olson. Constance M. Ridley, Kevin 94 Hanover St. 37 Cornwell Rd. 09 10 64 05 30 64 Orsini, Matthew J. Rivenburgh. Lisa D. 197 Grieb Rd. 200 Cook Hill Rd. tt9 03 27 64 03 08 64 Ostrowski, Maria E. Rivera. Herberlo 39 Farm Hill Rd. 125 Washington St. 01 18 64 02 24 63 Oswald, Michael J. Roach. Carmen A. 35 Wooding Rd. 36 Calvin Ave. 06 13 64 11 24 64 Roundtree, Gail E. Thurston. Susan M. 2 Elizabeth Ct. 45 Alison Ave. 04 08 64 09 02 64 Routh, Barbera A. Tisdale, Dorothy 1. 46 Ridgecrest Rd. 374 Williams Rd. 07 16 64 04 05 63 Roy, Mary C. Tobin. Kelly A. 89 Ridgetop Rd. 53 Mansion Rd. 04 26 64 02 11 64 Ruhl, Teresa S. Tomer, Heather L. 89 S. Ridgeland Rd. 52 Maple Ave. 08 26 64 11 05 64 Schuster, Randolph J. Torino, Robert J. 30 Colonial La. 8 Gregory Rd. 08 24 63 09 16 64 Sikorski, Anthony- Tourtellot, Brenda M. 29 Hanover St. 16 Sharon Dr. 11 24 65 07 21 64 Singer, Matt W. Trenchard, Steven M. 357 Hope Hill Rd. 26 Parkview 06 23 64 11 22 63 Slie, Susan M. Truini, Lisa M. 353 South Cherry St. 52 Ridgetop Rd. 04 20 64 11 26 63 Smart, Angel M. Turtola. Franciitc E. 315 Quinnipiac St. 48 Deer Run Rd. 04 29 64 10 24 64 Smith, Brenda Lee Vermilya, Daniel W. 74 Circle Dr. 141 Ridgewood Rd. 06 15 64 12 02 63 Smith, David A. Ward, Jonathan 22 Swan Ave. 15 Jones Rd. 07 12 64 08 30 63 Smith, Heidi A. Warembourg, Karl 28 Calhoun Rd. 175 Highland Ave. 11 08 63 03 03 63 Smith, Shelley W'arner. Melinda J. 1166 South Curtis St. 310 North Colony St. 04 14 63 08 16 64 Soucy, Liw� Anne M. Washington. Angela I). 54 Bull Ave. 519 Fifth Ridge Rd. 10 07 64 05 06 64 Sprafke, Ellen E. Waterman, Harold 51 Jamestown Cir. 58 Mansion Rd. 06 23 64 11 09 63 Starrs, Patrick Watson, Joyce M. 57 Circle St. 105 Bull Ave. 06 11 63 05 12 64 Stevens, Lynn Ellen Weborg, Gary A. 21 Robert La. 76 Appletree La. 09 15 63 07 26 63 Stokes, Alan D. Wrells„ Deborah F. 3 Longview La. 70 School House Rd. 11 05 63 06 19 64 Stratton. Annette Wenchell, Stephanie K. 29 Grieb Trail 11 Lost Brook La. 05 03 64 05 29 64 Suzio, Jean C. Whoolery, Beth A. 1 51 Highland Ave. 2 Jodi Dr. 04 22 64 12 22 64 Teeney, Joanne E. Wickstrand, Sue M. 53 Circle Dr. 45 Hanover St. 07 21 64 01 31 64 Thomas, Catherine A. Williams, Arthur F. 2 Loving La. 523 5th Ridge Rd. 05 23 64 09 02 63 Thomas, David Glenn Wilson, Keith R. 1 4 Ridgefield Rd. 6 Edgewood Dr. 04 10 64 03 15 64 Thomas. James C. Zemke, Carl 38 Pequot Rd. 152 North Ridgeland Rd 09 03 64 01 26 63 Thornton, Nance L. Zona, Phyllis A. 3 Quince St. 1 8 Pieper Dr. 02 26 64 02 17 64 t nhani« Dunn Chris DeLoughery Donna Maynard J Marisa Houston i Ellen Lawrence Connie Olson Cheryl Picard Kevin Burgess Donna Bryan Stephanie Wenchell Mary Roy 72 Baby Talk Diana Graziani Debbie Paulouskv Leslie Carney Nancy Joos Stevie Petila Joanne Teeney 73 Jay Burnet� � Kevie Ridley Mike McKee Kristen Fazzino Patty Niles Bonnie Ferraiolo Tracy Hogan Mike Hass Amy Montgomery Dawn McKay Caren Ogrisek Michelle DeGennaro Karen (ileto Dawn Philbrick 74 Matt Singer Denise Caliendo Shelly Smith Bonnie Lanzoni Eileen Mooney Rick Condon Ellen Sprafke Jean Suzio Jenni Darius Brendan Goodrich Lori Masterson Yvette Guest 75 .ft i AnnaRose Mellilo Beth Barton Lina Karlon Michelle Cocco % A is- ' . Tr JS Tammy Bouza Maureen Merski Jackie Cyr Sue Birtha Denise Danio Donna Coullard Debbie Wells Jim Thomas 76 Dorthy Tisdale Greg McClean I.ori Fabianski Kelly Tobin Daryl Henderson Cathy Thomas Mary Moynihan Karen Barillaro 77 Carol Foster Chris Lang Sal Liguore Dara Conte 78 I think I'm in love. I'm a Brazilian Nut!! Sure, I know what I am doing. Tickets? No problem. Did you see something move? Boy, Am 1 excited! Would you believe that we are brothers. I'm awake! I've got what? Boy I feel nauseous. I've got a hair in my mouth! Hi Guys. Now , w here did I put my dancin' shoes? Anyone have n dime? Permanent Press? “I didn't see a thing! 80 So what, they let me out for a day. They were THAT big! and it got away. which one will the next Miaa Wallingford be? So, I wan voted Nautali� King. Take it from me . . . I'm a wild a crazy guy!! It's nothing but a party. 81 86 87 88 89 %e arr the Champion ’re paid my dues time after lime. I've done my sentence, but committed no crime. And bad mistakes, I’ve made a feu. I've had my share of sand kicked in my face. 6uf come through. I've taken my bout, my curtain calls You've brought me fame and fortune and everything that goes u ith it I thank you all. But it's been no bed of roses, no pleasure cruise. I consider it a challenge before the whole human race that I never lose We are the Champions my friend, and ue'll keep on fighting ‘til the end. We are the champions We are the Champions. No lime for losers 'cause W e are the champions of the world — Queen — 91 Boys Track — Spring ’81 left to right ROW I: Charles Stratton, Mark Williams, Joe Polito, John Mazzuco, Jeff Short (Co-Captain), Dennis Maynard (Co-Captain), (Co-Captain) Bob Arnold, (Co-Captain) Larry Sage, Jim Craig, Mike Levesque, Paul Zwadski, ROW 2: Dave Thomas, John Powers. Gary Baker, Dave Brown, Tim Quirk, John Cronin, Ed Jansary, Tas Shreve, Dave Ashford, Paul Sorota, Harold Waterman, Bill Schuster, ROW3: Coach Farley, Steve Trenchard, Bryan Geremia, B. J. Allen, Jerry Lynch, Mark Kolakowski, Joe Garguilo. Mark Gilhuly, Phil Longely, Kurt Atkinson, Tim Cronin, Bill Bachmann, Craig Deloughery, Steve Pesta, Larry Bencivengo, Vinnie Jankowski, Don LaCoss, Coach Gilhuly BOYS TRACK 81 Coach Farley and co-captains Jeff Short, Bob Ar- nold, Larry Sage, and Dennis Maynard led the Sheehan boys track team through their excellent season of eleven wins and three losses. The Titans were co-champions of the Housatonic League for 1981. Top scorers for the teams by class were: Bob Arnold, senior; Steve Pesta, junior; Bill Schuster, sophomore; and Tim Cronin, freshman. Larry Sage, also having an excellent season, was Housatonic League champ in the triple jump. The boys should have a comparable season in ’82 with hopefully all of the twenty-six nongraduates returning. ! OPPONENT RESULT 1 1 Bristol Eastern Won Woodrow Wilson Lost Maloney Won j West Haven Lost I Lyman Hall Won North Haven Won Derby Won I Seymour Won Branford Won Shelton Lost Amity Won Cheshire Won East Haven Won North Branford Won | 92 Girls Track — Spring ’81 ; OPPONENT RESULT Bristol Eastern Lost 1 1 Woodrow Wilson Lost 1 Maloney Lost 1 Lyman Hall Lost I Shelton Lost I Holy Cross Lost I Cheshire Lost 1 Mercy Lost I i North Branford l-OKt West Haven W'on East Haven Won Branford Won Amith Won West Haven Won Girls Track ’81 Last track season, in the spring of '81, was Mr. Ken- nedy’s first year coaching the girl’s track team. With a five win and nine loss record, there is room for improve- ment in '82. Some excellent efforts were shown from Junior — Mary Moynihan, Freshman — Kallie Gettner, and Sophomore — Carolyn Marks. There were approx- imately eighteen members of the team in '81, only six of which have graduated. Hopefully, the girls will have a successful season in 1982. FRONT ROW: (left to right) Connie Olsen, Lori Riccio, W'endy Semier, Chris Coughlin, Tammy Brunell. Donna Couillard, Carolyn Marks, Carla Almeida. BACK ROW: Theresa Ercolani, Sharon Chung, Rene MierzejewBki, Jennie Keogh. Mary Sullivan, Beth Charamut (Co-Captain). Laura Caffery (Co-Captain), Donna Kittridge. Arlene Bccroft, Mary Moynihan, Kalli Gettner, Paula Clougher (manager), William Kennedy (Coach). 93 Girls Tennis — Spring ’81 Girls Tennis '81 1981 was the first season for the Sheehan’s girls tennis team. This season was primarily used for train- ing. Because of their inexperience, the team had a losing season with only two wins. The team met every day after school for approximately two hours. Practice courts were shared with the boys at Sheehan and Pragemann Park. The top singles players for the girls were Senior — Kate Thurston, Junior Lisa Karlon, Senior Captain — Kathy Ross, and Junior Michele DeGennaro. The top doubles teams were Kate Thurston and Kathy Ross, and Lisa Karlon and Michele DeGennaro. OPPONENT RESULT Maloney Lost North Haven IjOSt ’ [ East Haven Won Branford Lost Lyman Hall Won ! Cheshire Lost Southington Lost } Amity l ost Left to Right Front row: Jackie Gaudet, Kathy Row (captains) Second row: Penny Rutcho. Sharon Jarvis, Maureen Merski, Kate Thurston, Diane Hucul, Michele DeGennaro, Debbie Grady, Third row: Coach Mr . Caffery, Lisa Karlon, Dawn Mckay, Michele Morris, Sue Cemier, Caroline Brown, Sue Thurston (manager). 94 Boys Tennis — Spring ’81 First row: Pat Kennedy, John Tierney, Mike Hass, Mario Romero. Dave Lavalette Second row: Kathy Murphy (Manager), George Horniak. Bob Lareae ((.apt. I. Brad Simmons. Scott Soboleski, Geoffrey Blaiining, Coach Gordon Green. OPPONENT RESULT East Haven Won 1 North Haven Lost I East Haven Won Branford Won I Lyman Hall Won I Cheshire Lost I Amity Lost 1 North Haven Lotlt I Maloney W'on Branford Won Lyman Hall Won Derby Won I Derby Won I Cheshire Lost 1 Amity Lost BOYS TENNIS Last Spring, the boys tennis team had a mediocre season. Behind the leadership of Captain Brad Sim- mons and number one star Geoffrey Blanning, the team battled their way to a 10 win 6 loss season. Coach Gordon Green led his 13 players every day of the week while taking time out for matches 2 or 3 times each week. With only five returning players, the team is facing tough times ahead. 95 Baseball Spring ’81 MARK T. SHEEHAN HIGH SCHOOL “Titans” HOUSATONIC LEAGUE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS (15-3) RANKED 2nd IN C.I.A.C. “L” STATE TOURNAMENT REGION II CHAMPIONS FINAL RECORD: 17 Wins — 4 Losses KNEELING (L-R): Herb Rivera. Doug Larsen, J.J. Mitchell. Mike Kolakowski. Jim Mitchell. Tom Gersz SECOND ROW John Tirado, George Williams. Beau Godfrey. John Bjornberg. Al Stokes. Dan Duffy LAST ROW Assistant Coach Dave Austin. Paul Sherwill. Bruce Sperry. Chris Fuhr. Tom Pavlick. Pete Purcell. Mark Hatje Will Fritz. Bob Torino. Head Coach Bob Neubauer 1981 1981 VARISTY BASEBALL The Vanity Baseball team had an outstanding 1981 season. Out of 20 regular season games, the team won 17 and fell short in only 4. This provided for a 1981 Housy Championship. 4th place in the state, and a Region II Championship. JJ and Jimmy Mitchell. Mike Kolakowski. and Al Stokes proved to be valuable players for the Titan winning season. The team had 4 captains: JJ Mitchell, Jim Mitchell. Mike Kolakowski, and Dan Casciano. Much credit should be given to Head Coach Bob Neubauer and Assistant Dave Austin, for providing guidance to the 25 members. Congratula- tions is in order for the 1981 team. A job well done!! Opponent Result I.vman Hall Won Branford Won Seymour Won Derby Won Amity Won Shelton Won Cheshire Won ; North Haven Lost Lvman Hall Lost Branford Won Seymour Won Derby Won Amity Won Shelton Won Cheshire Lost North Haven Won East Haven Won East Haven Won 96 Softball — Spring ’81 ; OPPONENT RESULT I i Lyman Hall Lost I Branford IxMit 1 Seymore Lost I Durby Won 1 [ Amity Lost I Shelton Won I 1 Cheshire Lost I I East Haven Won I [ North Haven Won I 1 East Haven Won I I Brandford Won I E Seymour Lost I I Lyman Hall Won I 1 Amity Lost I 1 Cheshire Won I Shelton Won I E North Haven Lost GIRL'S SOFTBALL '81 The Sheehan girl’s softball team put work into their nine win, eight loss season in 81. The girl� qualified for the Class “L” tournament com- petition. Seniors Gail Holznagel, and Beth Inglese put in excellent efforts for the Titans. AnnaRose Melillo and Nancy Thornton also played well, and should lie of great value to the '82 season. All twenty-five players, along with Coach Schroeder work- ed in harmony for a suc- cessful season. Front Row: (left to right) Beth Inglese (co-captain), Kara Borden (co-captain), Kathy O'Brien (captain), Debbie Fitzsimmons (captain), Gail Holznagel (co-captain). Back Row: Coach Brian Murphy, Stephanie Wencheli, Lisa Gerson. Nancy Thornton, AnnaRose Melillo. Lori Masterson. Beth Fergusson, Lynn Camolli, Coach Dick Schroeder. 97 Golf— Spring ’81 GOLF '81 The golf team of 1981 had a fair season of ten wins, eleven losses, and one tie. Matches were nor- mally played on Mondays and Thursdays with two other schools. There were approximately eleven members of the '81 team, most of which should be returning for the '82 season. Returning lettermen are Matt Singer, Rill Mahon, Sal Liguore, and Mark Camire. Practices for the team were held most every day at the Farms Country Club, and were coached by Mr. Schlottman. OPPO. ENT RESULT .Newtown l«oat East Haven Won i Torrington Won 1 Lyman Hall Lost Branford Won Xavier Loal Derby Won Derby Won | Cheahire l«oat North Haven Won Shelton Loat Lyman Hall Tie Eaat Haven Won Wilbur Cruaa Won Maloney Won Wrlhermfield Lost I Shelton Loat Amity Loat Branford Loat Cheahire I'Oat North Haven Won Amity Loat 98 ROW I: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Paul Thoma� . Scott Macilvaine, Tim StiUon, Craig Piper. Row 2: Matt Singer. Bill Mahon. Steve Pepe, Mark Camire, Sal Liquore, Mike Oswald, Kevin Ridlev. 8H££fiAl • 8HEEHAI mm Football a lv ££K 5y jrru iCKBsS qlElHA SHtLHAI SHI nil WEE'UT «EUI Front row left to right — Robert Torino. Mark Emmatrudo, Jerry Lynch, Chris Fuhr, Alan Stokes. B. J. Allen. Bry; n Geremia. Mark kolakowski, Mike O'Sullivan. Se. cond row: Tom Pavlick. Larry Beneivengo, John Sicigano, Dave Riso, Bill Bachmann, Mark Gilhuly, Mark Hatje, Paul Dempsey. Third row: Kevin Comerford, Paul Thomas. Joe Pulit, Bob Donovan, Rich St. Amand. Last row: Arne Bjarno, Charlie Bercier, Scott Ogrisek. Rick Baberi. VARSITY RECORD Cheshire Won East Haven Won Derby IsOSl Branford Lost North Haven Won Sr mour Won Amity IsOSt Shelton Won Maloney Lost Lvman Hall Lost Captains: Left to right: Chris Fuhr, Jerry Lynch, B. J. Allen, Alan Stokes. Bryan Geremia. The Sheehan football team had one of iu beat seasons this school year. The 29 Titans posted s 5-5 record st the end of an up and down season. The Sheehan football club open- ed the season with a 3S-8 victory over the East Haven Yellow jackets. Besides gum in the revord book fvi the first victory over the Eaatiee it was also listed as the most point ever scored by the Titans in a single game. That record would later be broken by the defeat over the North Haven Indiana, 41-12. The Cheshire Rams. North Haven Indians, Seymoui Wildcat ami Shelton Gael are remembered as the victims of the 1981 season The Derby Red Raiders, Branford Hornet . Amity Spartans. Maloney Spartan and Lyman Hall Trojans would be the spoilers of the Titan's record. At the end of the season, a total of 193 point were scored hy the Sheehan offense. The stingy Sheehan defense surrendered 154 points to their opponents this season. The running bark duo of Alan Stokes and B. J. Allen led the Titan's team. Before the season end- ed. Stoke made a name for himself in the Sheehan record book. At the end of the 10-game season. Csooh Andy Borelli watched 11 senior leave the field for the last time. The Titan will have tome big shoes to fill come nest fall. 99 102 Cheerleaders Coach: Mrs. Jan Fusco. Back Row Left to Right: Debbie Grady, Mary McCabe, Glenice Murphy, Jenni Darius, Dae-Ellen McKeehan, Lisa Chasse, Kim Sundwall. Caroline Brown, Jan Krol. Front Row: Karen Creed, Debbie Wells, Lauren Derosa, Cathy Thomas, Laura Biglin, Dianne Mazucco, Maureen Mereki. CHEERLEADING The cheerleaders of the 81 82 school year have done an excellent job in raising school spirit for both the fall and winter seasons. In the fall, the fifteen girls cheered for home soccer game� and all football games. They also worked up lively routines for the fall pep rallies which encouraged school spirit as well. In the winter, the girls cheered for the boys basketball team. Paul Thomas and Charlie Bercier helped the girls cheer, and helped them with their mounts. Mrs. Jan Fusco coached the squad usually two days a week after school. The captains of the 81-82 Titan cheerleaders were Dae-Ellen McKeehan and Cathy Thomas, four year members, and Caroline Brown, a three year member. Tri-Captains Caroline Brown, Dae-Ellen McKeehan, Cathy Thomas To the left: Paul Thomas and Charlie Bercier 103 GIRLS SOCCER RECORD SHELTON Won I BRISTOL CENTRAL Lost I LYMAN HALL Lost 1 HAMDEN Lost I STAPLES Lost 1 NOTRE DAME ACAD (WTBY) Won GUILFORD Lost I STAPLES Lost 1 NORTH HAVEN Won ; LYMAN HALL Lost 1 HAMDEN Lost 1 NORTH HAVEN Lost I NOTRE DAME ACADEMY Tie SHELTON Won r+ l GIRLS SOCCER The Girls soccer team was considerably successful for a first year team. Brian Murphy and Frank Polito coached the twenty-two girls every day after school last fall. They normally participated in two games a week on Tuesday and Fridays. The captains of the team were Lisa Truini and Nancy Thorn- ton, who both had excellent seasons. Anne Singer, and Diane Polito were also assets to the team. Shelley Pcs la proved to be an exceptional player in the beginning of the season, hut was unfortunately injured and prevented from continuing. Front row, left to right: I.auren Montgomery, Knmia Dundan, Nancy Thornton. Lisa Truini. Anne Singer. Vicki Thibidcau, Second row: Gina Juliano, Lisa Stave, Julie Riglin. Ilolly Short, Rosemary Lopes, Third row: Coach Brian Murphy, Manager Michele Arthur. Darlene Ashford. Robin Pulit, Kirsten Lackstrom. Shelley Peatt. Michelle Sc I newt, Maria Puglieac, Desiree Frost. Miss from Photo: Diane Polito, assistant coach Frank Polito. 107 108 BOYS SOCCER Record Southington Lost Platt Won I Lyman Hall Won Shelton Won North Haven Won East Haven Won Amity Won Branford Lost Cheshire Won ! Lyman Hall Won j Shelton Won North Haven Won East Haven Won Amity Lost Branford Won Cheshire Tic BOYS SOCCER The Boys Soccer team posted their second consecutive winning season. Unfortunately, the team could not post a Housy Victory or the State Championship. Captains Jeff Bolat. Jerry Oliano and new senior goalie Dan Duffy led the team all the way to a final conflict for the Housy Championship against Cheshire. The team made a gallant effort but came up on the short end. They tied and fell short of a championship. The team was coached by John Novakowski and assistant coach Chris Burke. The coaches deserve much of the credit for bringing the team to a 3rd State Class M position and a winning season. Captains: Jeff Bolat. Jerrv Oliano Front Row: Jean Pierre Bolat, Kevin Murray, Tom Duffy, John Parker, Paul Parker, Dan McKeehan, Fred Franzoni, Tony Barrett, Jim Brown, Mike Lacosse. Back Row: Cathy Fritz (manager), John Bielak, Jerry Oliano. Charles Eck, Herbie Rivera, Jeff Bolat, Marcel Desjardin, Mike Fritz, Tony Sikorski, Pat Casey, Tom Riccio. Will Robel, Dan Duffy, Paul Sarota, John Tierney, Coach John Novakowski. 109 CROSS COUNTRY I 1st Row. Left to Right: Gary Wrinn — Asst. Man., Pat McNalley, Kevin Burgess. Paul Reynolds, Bill Schuster, Steve Hugo. Tom Masse, Bill Castello. 2nd Row. Kathy Candella Asst. Man., Cheryl Seaberg — Manager. Tim Quirk — Co Capt., Steve Pesta, Jon Kirby, Ed Martindale, Dave Erff, John Bjornberg, Steve Trenchard Co Capt., Coach Kennedy. Record Cheshire and East Haven Derby and North Haven Amit) and Shelton Lyman Hall Middletown Seymour and Branford Lyman Hall and Hamden Captains: Tim Quirk and Steve Trenchard Boy� and Girls Cross Country The Boys and Girls Cross Country teams practice and travel to meets together in the fall. The two teams are coached by Mr. Bill Kennedy. Each team engages in approximately 1 2 meets plus the sectional competi- tions. The exceptional members are Thelma Starrs, Carrie Diaz, Bill Schuster and Jon Kirby. The girls' Captain is Donna Kittridge, and the boys’ co captains are Tim Quirk and Steve Trenchard. The managers are Cheryl Seaberg, Cathy Candella and Gary Wrinn. The girls team has six members and the boys team fifteen. Two of team's member had very successful season; Bill Schuster qualified for the boy's sectionals, and Thelma Starrs (only a freshman) qualified for sectionals and was an All Housy tt3 runner. 112 Front: Donna Kiltredgr Capt. 1st Row: Carrie Diaz, Thelma Starrs, Carolyn Marks, Amy Sage. Mary Kow Meade. 2nd Row: Coaeh Kennedy. Kathy Candella Man. Asst., Cheryl Seaberg Head Manager. Cary Wrinn — Man. Aw� t. RECORD EAST HAVEN Lost NORTH HAVEN L...I AMITY AND SHELTON lx� t 1.0 1 LYMAN HALL IxtM MIDDLETOWN 1.0 1 SEYMOUR AND BRANFORD 1.0 1 1.0 1 LYMAN HALL AND HAMDEN WlHl 1.0 1 BRANFORD Won Captain: Donna Kittredge 113 Coach: Mr. Kennedy 114 Volleyball Front Row left to right: Cheryl Picard, Sue Slie, Laurie Fabianski, Sharon Linton. Second Row: Judy Bush, Denise Spambanto, Michele Loesch, Ellen Pizzonia, Lynn Camoli. Third Row: Assistant Coach Sheila Tierney, Valerie Philbrick, Carrie Duprey, Kalli Getncr, Wendy Swift, Anna Hucul, Carrie Benson, Coach Ellen Benham Captains: Sue Slie and Laurie Fabianski 116 Record Branford Amity East Haven Cheshire North Haven Lyman Hall Wilcox Tech. Branford Amity North Haven Cheshire East Haven Lyman Hall Wilcox Tech. W atertown I nsl 1 .out Won I o-t I .ost I M-l Won Lost I I .. � « 1 .ost Won Lost Won Won The volleyball team had a rough season last fall with a five win ten loss record. Mrs. Ellen Benham coached the girls every- day after school to prepare them for their games usually held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Despite their losing record, the girls tried hard and had fun doing so. Cap- tains Laurie Fabianski and Sue Slie had some excellent perfor- mances. Senior Cheryl Picard and sophomore Kalli Gettner also had productive seasons. The wins, however, were the result of the entire fourteen member team's effort. Field Hockey Record Amity W'on Branford Lost North Haven Won Cheshire Lost Lyman Hall Lost Amity Lost Branford Won North Haven Tie Cheshire Lost Lyman Hall Lost Wolcott Won Southington Won Maloney Lost Wolcott Won Captains: Mary Moynahan and Anna Rom� Melillo Front row, left to right: Lori Masterson, Lisa Orson, Annarose Mellilo. Tracey Hogan, Angie Washington, Jamie Bonito, Cindy Ogren, Beth Fergusson, Middle row: Deb- bie Masterson. Lisa Grillo, Kelly Chase, Lori Riccio, Cindy Thomas. Lucy Marinurzi, Last row: Eileen Mooney, Mary Moynihan, Cindy Blazewitcz, Chris DeLoughery, Kim Brown. Karen Cocco, Nancy Behler. Rhonda Hamie. manager: Earl Hamie. Missing from photo: Eleanor Heuberger (Coach). 119 Girls Swimming Bottom row Iff I to right: Jill Borden. Debbie Morgan. Maria Hisii, Sharon Jarvis. Kim Kelly. 2nd Row: Janet Gruener, Eileen Linaberry. Kim Walker, Jennifer (ran non. Dawn Thomas, Robin Saul. Jo-Anne Delgaudio, Maria Ferraiolo. Deanna DcPasqualc. 3rd Row: Alice Pierce, Ann Montgomery, Caren Ogrisek. Sue Thurston, Co- Capt. Kristen Fazzino. Mascot Splash. Co-Capt. Donna Couillard. (lathy Gazda. Carrie Kelly, Michele DeGennaro. Ellen Lawrence. GIRLS SWIMMING Record Seymour Won North Haven Won Maloney W Oil Southington Won East Haven Lost Branford Lost Amity Lost Cheshire Lost New tow n Lost Platt Lost v It was a building year for the girls' swim team which consisted mainly of younger members. The team started out with its right foot forward by winning four consecutive meets against Seymour, North Haven, Maloney, and Southington, hut closed with seven losses. Kristen Fazzino, Caren Ogrisek. Sue Thurston, and Jen- nifer Gannon were the only swimmers to qualify for the Class M Finals. Alone they managed to capture eleventh place out of the eighteen teams which competed. Next year should prove to be interesting with new up and coming stars also with the relur ning veterans. Captains: Kristen Fazzino. Donna Couillard 123 The Sheehan girls basketball team was led by a new coach this year. Hal Becker. The girls practiced everyday after school to prepare for their games ususlly held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Eighteen competitions were held. Being a smaller less experienced team than most of the others in the league, the girls had a record of 2-16. Sophomore Beth Fergusson, and Senior Cap- tain Nancy Behler and Lisa Hivenburgh showed excellent efforts. The two captians are the only senior members of the squad. The other seven members should be returning next year with more experience behind them. Girls Basketball Front Row — Jan Gagne. Lori Wendt. Chere Camire, Sue Fortier. Second Row — Kathy Fritz, Beth Ferguson, Genniene Dugan, Kim Brown. Back Row — Co-captain Lisa Rivenburgh, Harold Becker, Co-captain Nancy Behler Co-Captain Nancy Behler, Coach Becker, Co-Captain Lisa Rivenburgh 126 Boys Basketball Varsity Sitting from left to right — Tom Pavlick, Dan Duffy, co-captain Alan Stoke , co-captain Pete Purcell, Kein Ridley and Tom Ger� z. Row Two: Della Camera (manager). Paul Sherwill, Willie Fritz, Paul Blaaewitz, Herbie Rivera (manager). Row three: Mike Cohen, Jeff Mihalek. Junior Varsity 129 Sitting from left to right: John Eseoto, Bill Fazzino. Mike Germane� � , Mike Fritz. Second row: Mark Bencivengo, Mike Cohen, Tony Sikor ki, Don Collin , Jeff Mihalek. Freshmen Front row (left to right): Dave Tederman. Hob Gerson. Jeff Rhode . Second row: Mark Bencivengo, Jack Larese. Willie Robles. Mike Fritz The Sheehan capers finished the regular season with a 1 4-6 record. The record tied the school's old record for most wins. The team qualified for Class L tournament action after being ranked 16th in the Class. The boys were led by first year coach John Novakowski. He fielded a team of solid up perclassmen. heading scorer for the team was Paul Sherwill with a 16 point average per game. Junior Sherwill was named to the All liousatonic Second team at the end of the season. Also capturing honors were co-captains Alan Stokes and Pete Purcell; the senior twosome were named to the Honorable Mention squad. The Titans nailed down the second position in the ueekl) liousatonic standings for most of the season. They closed out the year in the fourth position. The team will lose several key seniors this year: Stokes, Purcell, Tom Gersz. Tom Pavlick, Kevin Ridley and Dan Duffy graduate in the spring. They leave Novakowski with a returning varsity squad of just three experienced players. From left to right: Captain Alan Stokes, Coach John Novakowski, Captain Pete Purcell 130 131 Boys Swimming Captains: Mike Hass and Kevin Burgess 133 First Row: Dave Hubbard, Dave Wargo, Al Zupka. Second Row: Coach Gordon Green. Bob Young. Scott Ogrisek. Pete Bartlett, Dave Young, Dan McKeehan. Matt Grif- fin, John Ritskowitz, John Koba. Third Row: Asst. Coach Frank Vincent, John Tierney, Del Smith, Chris Pedersen, Co-Capt. Mike Hass. Co-Capt. Kevin Burges , Rich Sheahan, Steve Perkowski, Boh Wawrzeniak. Missing from Picture: MNGRS. Kris Fazzino. Caren Ogrisek. Mary Moynihan Sheehan Titan Boys Swim Team This year, the Sheehan Boys Swim Team had a building year. Under the guidance of Coach Gordon Green who was assisted by Frank Vincent, the team recorded a 6 and season. In the 16 meet season, co-captains Kevin Burgess and Mike Hass led the 20 member leant into action. Juniors Chris Pedersen and Rich Sheahan had outstanding efforts battling for the top spots in their events. The team is looking to do better next season with a more experienced squad. Hockey First Row: Stevr Adamowicz, Bob Donovan, Hill Mahon, Vinnie Giardina, Steve Cronan, Steve Selvaggi, Graham Smith. Serond Row: I,aura Biglin, Erie Sodulund, Chris Dcllaselva. Al Miller, Paul McCarthy. John Parker, Ken Cairns. Shawn Godfrey. Third Row: Mr. Richard Erff, Dave Erff. Mark Camire, Alex Ramero, Paul Dempsey, Scan Kelly. Coach Ray Crew. Missing from picture Assist. Coach Bill Cronan, Kay Smith. HOCKEY Despite their four wins, fourteen loss record, the I 98 I I 982 season was not, in all. a bad one for the Titans. They managed to improve their 1980-1981 record, along with the total number of points scored in the season. Top scorers were sophomore, Ken Cairns and seniors, Sean Kelley and Mark Camire. Steve Adamowicz also had a successful season filling the goalie position for the Titans. The captains of the team were Bill Mahon. Steve Cronan, and Vinnie Giardina. all senior . The team should be commended for their hard work and lute nights of pructice. Coach Ray Crew has nine of the eighteen member squad returning for the 1 982-1 983 season. 136 Fron left to right: Bill Mahon. Vinnie Giardina and Steve Cronan 137 138 “ALL TOGETHER NOV One. two, three, four. Can I have a little more. Five, ail, «even. eight, nine, ten. I love you. A. B. C, D. Can I buna 1,1) friend to lea. E. F. G, H. I. J. I love you. Bom bom bom hom-pa bom Sail the ahip bom-pa bom Chop the tree bom-pa bom Skip the rope bom-pa bom I-ook at me. All together now. All together now. All together now. All together now. Pink, brown, yellow, orange and blue, I love you. All together now. All together now. All together now. All together now. Bom bom bom bom bom-pa bom Sail the dup bom-pa bom Chop the tree bom-pa bom Skip the rope bom-pa bom Look at me All together now. All together now. All together now. All together now. All together now! Apple Recorda 1966 139 YEARBOOK STAFF From row, left to right, Michelle Cocco, Lisa Karlon. Liu Chas.se. second row, Debbie Vekony. Tom Duffy, Denise Caliendo. Shelley Smith, third row. Kristen Kazzino, Patty Niles, Mike Hass. Jean Suzio. Heidi Miller, Eric Pavitt. Cathy Gazda, Jim Fitzsimmons, Lynn Stevens, missing from photo Anne Singer. Laurie Morrissey. The Reflections staff is a selected group of people working to create the Sheehan High School Yearbook. The purpose fo the yearbook is to capture the memories of the school year. The staff meets period three to work on in- dividual sections and discuss new ideas. The yearbook is a full year project in which we learn graphic design, photography and writing skills. We. the yearbook staff, would like to give special thanks to our advisors, Mr. O’Connor and Mrs. Hook, for taking over the responsibili- ty of the staff. This yearbook would not have been possible without all their support and dedication. 140 141 SPIRIT WEEK The 10th Annual Homecoming Football Came waa hosted by the Sheehan Titan� this season. The Titans entered the contest with a 5-4 record. They came out after the Thanksgiving contest with an even 5-5 record. The Sheehan Student Council v� as once again in charge of all Homecoming activities at our school. The Homecom- ing season waa the beginning of the Annual Canned Food Drive. The collection of cans continued until Christmas break. Tuesday waa a 'double-shot’ day during spirit week. It waa concert T-shirt day along with the traditional Student- Faculty Volleyball Came. This year the Sophomore Class was a dominate force defeating the Junior class for the right to take on the Faculty. The Faculty were downed by the class of 84. Wednesday was the BIG DAT.” It began with the stu- dent council selling carnations during the school day. The flowers were a big part of the school color day celebration. The afternoon festivities were capped with the Pep Rally held in the gym. Along with the annual happenings at the rally, was the judging of the best posters and the most spirited group. The award of the moat spirit went to the Senior class. The lightening rod went to the Junior class, who displayed a wide variety of posters in support of the coach and the team. The Royal Court from Sheehan included freshman prince and princess Mark Bencivengo and Cami MacLean. The soph delegation of royalty included Andy Reynolds and Jenni Cannon. The juniors were Anns Hucul and Kevin Murray. Queen of Sheehan court was Michele Coc- co. Her King was player Alan Stokes. After the pep rally, the 10th annual Powder Puff Flag Football game was held at the Trojans field. The Sheehan squad was coached by Mr. Neubauer. Mr. Schlotman, Mr. Fusco, Mrs. Hook and Mr. Decker. The five directed a group of girls numbering around 50. The Titan girls were facing a squad of about 90 from our hosts. The game was a disappointment for the Sheehan sup- porters. Our Senior girls were downed by a tough Lyman Hall squad, 14-0 on a very cold day. The only serious threat by Sheehan offense came late in the fourth when they got the ball on the nine yard line. They were kept at the nine by the Trojans defense. The morning after was Turkey Day. The Wallingford Post called the game “the most even match-up in the history of the battle of the Carini Bowl.” The Lyman Hall first touchdown was a result of a fum- ble lost by the Titans on the 23. Lyman Hall's Bob Hughes grabbed a Stu Smith pass for 12 yards and a Gawlack rush brought the ball down to the seven. With 9:02 to go in the second quarter it was 6-0 Lyman Hall as the extra point paw to Hughes was unsuccessful. Fifteen seconds was all it took for Sheehan to retaliate as captain Alan Stokes took the kickoff and raced 83 years for a score. He ran up the middle of the field until he reached the SO, at which point he veered toward the Lyman Hall sideline and reaced untouched to the endxone. Sheehan's Mike O'Sullivan converted the extra point. Sheehan took a 7-6 lead into the locker room at halftime, but that lead evaporated six minutes into the third quarter. The winning score was once again set up by a Sheehan fumble. Working off short runs by Smith and Bill Bridgett, the Trojans worked the ball down to the Sheehan one. Again it was Gawlack who got the call and he responded with second TD. Stokes blocked the extra point pass intend- ed for Gregg Teft and the score stood at 1 2-7, in favor of Lyman Hall, which waa the way the game ended. Receiving the award for the most outstanding offerwive player was Sheehan's Stokes and Lyman Hall's Gawlack. Borelli commented on Stokes: “His 83-yard run put us back in the game. He is always capable of doing something like that once he gets his hands on the hall.” Capturing the honors for the best defensive player were B. J. Allen of Sheehan and Justin Toomey of Lyman Hall. Borelli said. “This caps an outstandirqc year for B. J. To- day he proved he was a great football player.” Both teams ended the season as 5-5. Sheehan was game better in the Housey. however. The Titans were 5-4 and the Trojans 4-5. 142 Standing: Mark Bencivengo, Freshman Prince; Paul Reynolds, Sophomore Prince: Kevin Murray, Junior Prince; Alan Stokes, Senior King. Siltitqi: Cami Maclean. Freshman Princess; Jenni Gannon. Sophomore Princess; Anna Hucul. Junior Princess; Michele Cocco, Senior Queen. STUDENT COUNCIL Kow on — Tom Riccio, Lisa Truini. Jeff Martineck. (treasurer I VesScouten, Mike Kuchkum (vice-president). Jim Fitnimmoiu, (president). Row two — Craig DeLoughery. Tom Maia . Mary Rom Meade. Mary Ellen Roy, (recording secretary). Bill Faoino. Jeff Mihalek, Row three — Andy Reynolds. Marc Henderson, John Tierney, (corresponding secretary). Mike Haas. Tony Bar- rett, Shelli I tael. Chris Arnold. Alan Doubille. Row four — Patty Langella. Debbie Masterson. Chris Coughlin. Laurie Morrissey. Kathy Hughes, Ellen Pizionia, Jill Borden. Anne Singer, Row five — Kim Walker, Amy Sage, Sue Thurston, Mary McCabe, Jan Krol, Karen Creed, Paul Thomas. Patty DeCennaro, Michele DeGennaro, Chris Pedersen. Missing from photo — Mr. Cigas (Advisor), Val Krol. Steve Peels. Chris Sehunman. Lisa Emerling, Judy Bush, David Wargo. Robin Saul. Laura Boehner. The Sheehan S.C. waa very active during the 1981 82 school year. The month of September saw election being held during homeroom. The first couple of months were spent planning for Homecoming. During the November meeting a surprising event occurred. The Council met with Mr. Jerry Lehman, the food Service Director and Mrs. Nelle McAdams, head of the cafeteria staff at school. The meeting solved several problems in the lunch pro gram that prompted a lunch BoyCott to be called. The meeting solved the problems and the proposed boycott was called off. The winter season was highlighted with the play “Angel Street.” A successful candy sale followed. The spring featured the annual Student Council Variety Show . The two final events were the elec- tions of officers for next year and the scholarship selection process. The officers were President and Represen- tative in the Wallingford Board of Education, Jim Fitzsimmons; Vice President Mike Kichkum; John Tierney; Corresponding Secretary; Jeff Martinek, treasurer and Mr. Cigas The Advisor. 146 Row one Bill Karlon, Mary Roac Meade, Trrri Ruhl. Donna Kitteridge, Karl Warembourg. Mr . Wakrman. Row two Robin Saul, Amy Mon- Igomery, Liu Karlon, Lauren Montgomery, Clecia Rexende, Kathy Dooland, Cindy Ogren, Row three Ramona Carez, Paul Parker, Liu Zona. Donna Lipcan, Gina Juliano, Tom Kubeek, Valerie Philbrick, Dawn McKay. Sharon Jarvis, Al Zupka, Meg Cerreto. Lisa UPenna. Row four — Jonathan Duke. Holly Short, Mary Beth Nalewajk, Jeaae Poulin. The AFS Club meets every other Tuesday at 1:50 in rrom A244 with officers Donna Kit tredge (president), Teri Ruhl (Vice-President), Mary Rose Meade (Secretary), Rill Karlon (Treasurer) and Mrs. Wakeman (Advisor). Some of their activities include: Short Term Exchange to another school or state, their sup- port for the foreign student exchange program, their support for the American students going abroad, and the raising of funds for the various programs, and becoming acquainted with many countries and cultures. The main objective for the formation of this club is to promote international peace through cross-cultural awareness and friendships Also it is to encourage the study of foreign languages and international relations. During the summer of 1981, Teri Ruhl (Class of 1982) went to Argentina on the AFS- Adelphi Summer Program; Cindy Ogren (Class of 1982) went to Ecquador on the same pro- gram; and Del Smith (Class 1983) went to Chile on the regular AFS Summer Program. All three students found the experience educa- tional. exciting, and very rewarding. This year Sheehan AFS is hosting Karl Warembourg from France, who will be attend- ing and graduating with the Class of I 9H2 The AFS Club is open to all Sheehan High School students who are interested and members may join at any time during the year. Teri Ruhl. Clecia Rexende, Karl Waivmbrrg, Cindy Ogren 147 FRENCH CLUB Seated, left to right Robin Saul, Lina LaPenna, Route Lope , Emma Dundon. Stan- ding. left to right Bill Karion, Karen Fuhr, Priscilla Teeney, Kari Benson, Kris Pippin. I.auren Montgomery (secretary). Kurt Swenson. I.isa-Anne Soucy. (vice president). Robin Bench (treasurer). Missing from picture Mrs. Diana McDonald (advisor). Michael Kischkum (President). The French Club is a gathering of friends drawn to the French language and its culture. The purpose of the Club is to learn more about the French Culture and to ex- change information. The French Club helps its members learn about the French people, and their culture. To reach their goal, they go on field trips, they watch French filmstrips and participate in French dinner. Alternate Wednesdays are the set date for the club's meeting. Their president is Michael Kischkum, Vice-president is I.isa-Anne Soucy, Lauren Montgomery ia their secretary and Robin Berseh is the treasurer. Their advisor is Madame McDonald. The only qualification for membershio is to he interested in the el..h% —-- GERMAN CLUB First Row Janet Gruener (secretary), Jon Duke (treasurer), Carolyn Marks (vice president). Dave Comb (President). Second Row Patty Longella, Sharon Jarvis, Cheryl Sehle . Paul Parker. Jody Vincent. Jennifer Marko, Deirdre Doyle. Mike Sullivan. Third Row Kirsten Lacks!rom. Michele Bach, Sonja Russell. Dave Wargo. Kurt Baumann. Ed Mandell, Ed Bohnwagner, Greg Lyano. Peter Brown. Mrs. Hetzel. The purpose of the German Club is to enhance students' knowledge of German life, and its culture. To achieve the purpose of the German club, its members are involved in many German related activities. The club goes on field trips concerned with German cultural events. They have an Annual Parent's Dinner to experience the tradi- tional German foods. As an Annual fund raiser, the club sells Gummi Bears. 148 ITALIAN CLUB (I to r) Angela Conte, Gina Juliano, Kathy Francescan, Valerie Philbrick, Dawn Thomas The purpose of the Italian Club is to promote interest in the Italian heritage, and their language. The club participates in several scholastic activities. They learn through cook- ing demonstrations, how to make traditional Italian dishes. They also have an an- nual dinner for their members and their parents. Their advisor is Mrs. Toman. Their President is Angela Cunlr, Vice President is Annette Stratton, and their treasurer is Kathy Franceacon. There are no qualifications for membership. SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club is to help its members to learn more about the Spanish people and their culture. They meet every Monday to plan and support such activities as bake sales, candy sales, santa grams, and car washes. The officers consist of President, Pam Shingler; Vice President, Penny Rut- cho; Secretary, Sue Cemier; Treasurer, Tom Kubeck: and advisor. Miss Blais. 149 Jan Gagne. Wendi Ciemier, Sue Ciemier. Penny Rutch, Tom Kubeck, Pam Shingla DECA The DECA club concerns itself with broadening the horizons of its members in the business and marketing fields. Their advisor is Mrs. Hook. The club is involved in several annual events. It gives a fashion show which the members plan and set up. The club goes to Bradlees Department store where they work on the registers for competition. The club is in- volved in Civic activities such as raising money for Cerebral Palsy. There are DECA conferences held at local, state and national levels. Sheehan High School has had tw'o students go to national competition. The only qualification for membership is that you must be in a Distributive Education class. Left to right: Gail Roundtree and Diane Maynard (holding Sign). Dara Conte. Phyllis Zona. Elizebeth Lanahan. Annette Barbera. Janet Bruton. Carmen Roach. Laurie Cerrato, 2nd row: Sheely Smith. Michele Loesch. Mary bet h Cyr, Carol Janauskas, Robin Susciet- to. Del Shewbridge. Robert Brown. Bonnie Lan- zoni, 3rd row: Robert Young, Barbara McCor- mick, Sue Clogher. Mark Giannone. Andy Laudano. Kristine Gaiko, Kevin Comerford, Tom Massicott. Vinnie Giardina. FBLA The future business leaders of America meet the first Tuesday of every month to increase their skills in events related to business. The students learn accounting and how to type. They also participate in such ac- tivities as the State Leadership Con- ference, fund raising, and the Employer-Student Employee Banquet. FBLA is a vocational education organization for students interested in business or business education careers. FBLA provides an opportuni- ty for students to learn first hand about the business community as they develop vocational competencies that will enable them to enter careers in business. The only qualification for member- ship is that the students must have taken a business course. Row one: Robin Gindel. Rhonda Hamie, Nancy Jooh, Carol Foster. Row two: Mary Beth Delgreco. Carol Leggr. Brenda Fulton. Ann Reig, Cheryl Piccard, Michele DeCennaro, Row three: John Sigiano. Julie Lo«ch. Stacey Reiser, Sue Prokop. Donna Brian. PEP CLUB The Pep Club of Sheehan meets on Mondays and Thursdays. The advisor of the club is Mrs. Fusco. The presi- dent of the club is Colleen Hudick, the vice-president is Robin Saul, and Michelle Morris is their treasurer. For activities, the Pep Club has bake sales and makes buttons to sell. The pur- pose of the club is to pep up the crowd at games. Anyone that goes to Sheehan may join. Row One — Michele Gruener, Karen Fuhr, Robin Saul. Row two — Amy Sage, Dedra Joyle, Colleen Hudick, Michele Morris, Row three — Eileen Linaberry, Lisanne Darsey, Kristin Pippin, Beth Staiger. Wendy Cemier. The National Honor Society is a group of recognized outstanding students. They assist at graduation and they have meetings but at no set time. To qualify for membership, you must have good academic standing and be selected by the faculty through individual balloting and the Faculty Council. Qualification is based on leadership, scholarship, character and service. Row One — AnnaRoM Melillo, Chris Arnold. Teri Rule, Cindy Ogren, Row Two — Jane Lewis, Shelli Imel. Michele Cocco, Sue Thurston. Lisa Gerson, Cathy Thomas, Row- Three — Tom Pavlick, Alan Stokes, Dae-F.llen McKeehan, Chris DeLoughery. Jenni Darius, Wendy Luca. Mary McCabe. Dave Thomas. Mark Kolakowski. NHS TITAN PRESS The newspaper meets every other week to try to publish four or five newspaper during the school year. The newspapers include school ac- tivities, creative writing, and sports events. The assistant editor is Jane Lewis and th advisor is Miss Monico. All in- terested students are invited to join. Hill Costello, Miss Monico, Tom kubek. WATT The purpose of the Wallingford Auditing Technical Team is to give students a chance to change or take part in their future. It also helps members learn various skills and give them a bet- ter position in the community. Watt participates in such activities as conduc- ting audits for schools and public buildings, conducting audits for Wall- ingford and Northford residents, work- ing to teach energy awareness through teacher workshops and student con- ferences. They have recently produced a slide program of W allingford's Energy Sources. This years group has also become involved in Connecticut Educa- tion Day. The officers consist of President. I.isa-Anne Soucy; Vice President. Wesley Schouten: Treasurer, David Combs: and Secretaries, Kathleen Goodrich and l orn Masse. How one Mrs. Wilson, Gina Juliana. Lauren Montgomery, Litta Soucy, Mike Sullivan, Paula Clougher. Row two Kim Hoover. Tom Ma . Brendan Goodrich. Jonathon Duke, Stuart Schouten, Mike Kischkum WPS CABLE RADIO AND TELEVISION CLUB The WPS Cable Radio and Television club meets every Thursday after school. They handle all aspects of radio and television. This includes planning, pro- duction, and broadcasting. The students are also involved in running their own radio show which is broadcast over cable T.V. The club membership is open to anyone in the Wallingford school system. It can be a great challenge and learning experience. Row one: Tony Barrett. Thomas Brann. Chris Uvoiquf, Alan Douville. Cherie Camire. Peter Bartlett. Second Row: Bruce Snyder. Kurt Swen- son, Bob Luca, John Benoit, John Moore. WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB The weightlifting club helps students to attain a physical level of strength that will help them to excel in other sports. But the main purpose of the club is for the recreation of weight lifting. The club meets every Monday, Tues- day, Wednesday, and Friday in the weight lifting room. The officers are John Powers. Dave Thomas, and Steve Pcsta. Their advisor is Mr. Farley. There is no qualification for member- ship except to have an interest. Row one: Robin Pulit, Cindy Thomas. Pam Benoit, Mary Ellen Roy. Second Row: Steve Irene hard, Joe Marrenna. Brenda Farley. Jcan-Pierre Bolat, Bill Schuster. Tom Massi. Third Row: Tim Quirk, Harold Waterman. Donna Kitredge. Mary Moynihan. Dave Erff, John Power , John Kirhy, Steve Hugo. Paula Cloghrr. Back Row. Davr Thomas. Joel Karabenikoff. I.arry Bencivengo. CABLE TELEVISION Inmrp Trwi WALLINGFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Row one. Mrs. Mannion, Caroline Brown. Shelli Issel. Paul Parker. Row two, Mr. Man- nion. Chris Arnold. Torn Barrett. The High School Row I Team is made up of students representing our school in statewide, scholastic, televised competition. There are six teams who are chosen after two cut sections. This year’s team consists of Caroline Brown, Chris Arnold. Paul Ferguson. Tony Barrett. Shelli Issel. and Paul Parker. Their advisors are Mr. Mannion. and Mrs. Mannion. The team participates in High School Bowl games against secondary schools. The games are sponsored by channel 8 T.V., and Albertus Magnus College. The team members vote to see who will repre- sent the school on television. 154 DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS Row one — Don Lacoes. Bill Castello. Carla Almeida, Row two — Shelli Issel, Tom Gilson, Donna Lipcan. Paul Parker. Mr. Vamvakis (Ad- visor), Sherri Camire, Bob Lofquist, Chris Kowalzik Dungeons and Dragons is a fantasy role- playing game. The participants pretend to be warriors and wizards in a medieval snriety. The purpose of the club is to have fun, and exercise imagination. The club meets every Monday after school. The officers include Kris Kowalsky as president and Carla Almeida as vice-president. Their ad- visor is Mr. Vamvakakis. In order to be a member you must have a good imagination. 155 CONCERT BAND 156 The Mark T. Sheehan concert hand, directed by Charles Houlihan, attend all school functions such as football games and pep rallies. They also play in the Memorial Day Parade and at two Independent concerts one in spring. The hand meets everyday throughout the year, and is worth one high school credit. To join you must have some know ledge of an instrument. When you join hand, you join the fight for school spirit. The band practices very hard and is now know n as one of the high school bands around. Row One Tom Maw, Dawn Prolo, Al Zupka. Bill Karlon, Chris Schunmann, Dianne Richards. Irene Collin� , Carol Legge. Lisa Soucy. Row Two Sieve P. B. Kbinger. John Moore, Mary Rose Meade, Lauren Montgomery, Pal Bonlrlon. Bob Donovan. Bob Merski. Kelly Chase. Jodi Oulette. Eileen Linaberry. Jan Gagnr, Ann Reig. Penny Ruteho Alan Martin. Robin Borsch. Maria Hass. Row Three Tom St. Amand, Karen Larutwo, Kim V alker, Steve Hugo. Stewart Schoulen, Daren Marchi. Mike Kisehkum. Thomas Kubeck, Paul Sorota. Susan Mullen. Donna Bryan. Pete Torez, Andrew McKay. Joanna Delgaudio. Kari Benson. Mary Ellen Roy, Kevin Burgess. Babe Mullen. Row Four Charles H. Houlihan; Conductor. Jim Moore. Bill Thomas, John Pecknian. Cathy Hancich. Paul Petro. Paul Sabino, Rich Frisco. Wes Schoulen, Paul Del.uria. Ed Martindale. Mike Hass. John Tierney. Bill Belcourt, Craig C. M. DeLoughery, Pete Brown, Steve Perkowski, Dave Riso, Rich Sheahan. Missing from picture Chester C. Bork. and Clyde Perkins. MARK V The purpose of the Mark V singers is to sing and perform extra songs beyond the classroom music. They perform in school concerts and assemblies such as the Christmas Assembly. Winter Concert, Spring Concert and Memorial Day Assembly. They also perform for civic groups and shut-ins. The qualifications for membership include being involved in a school choral or instrumental group and they must be a superlative singer. Left to Right Row 1: Eileen “tight end” Devine — Mary Rose “the flicker” Meade. Row 2: Thelma Starrs, team sweetheart Karen “the frogman” Mueller — Arlene “the swinger” Garcia — Diana “the Jabber” Graziani — Lynn “the lobber” Pietrowicz Sue “the dribbler” Zola. CHOIR The choir is a class meeting on B, D days during period six. The members work hard to prepare for their Winter. Spring and Memorial Day concerts. Usually the choir participates in a Christmas assembly as well. Some of the members are chosen to participate in the Connecticut Regional Concert. Mrs. Irma Zola teaches the kids about different types of music for three and four part voices. The main purpose of the class is to provide maximum enjoyment from the music. Karen Cleto is the Secretary, Diana Graziani is the Librarian, and Mary Moynihan and Jean Dunn are in charge of the wardrobe. 158 1st Row: Michael Kischkum, Accompanist — Laura Boehner — Mary Kossar Robin Gindel Karen Mueller Leslie Carney Lisa Kittredge Lisa Zola. Mary Rose Meade John Moore Bruce Snyder Karen Cleto Lisanne Dorsey Sally Beyerle Mrs. Zola, Director. 2nd Row: Roberta Saul Rosemary Lopes Melissa Bell Carla Almeida Barbara Kahl Em- ma Dundon Sue Zola — Lori Kilborn — Jackie Beyerle — Eric Pavitt Jerry Parrott Bob Satton Kim Hoover Virginia Jankowski. 3rd Row: Lisa Noster Donna Maynard — Eileen Devine Karen Barillaro — Kristin Pippin Annette Stratton — Thelma Starrs — Arlene Garcia — Dawn Philbrick Steve Perkowski Earl Hammie Tom Gilson Alan Martin Diana Graziani Lynn Pietrowicz — Donna Couillard. GLEE CLUB Row One — Michael Kischkum (Accom- panist), Robin Gindel, Romana Caires, Melissa Bell, Leslie Carney, Lisa Kittredge, Lori Kilborn, Jackie Beyerle, Karen Cleto, Laura Cote, Sally Beyerle, Mrs. Zola (Director). Row Two — Rosemary Lopes, Carla Almeida, Stephanie Dunn, Thelma Starrs. Beth Staigi-r, Sue Zola, Gina Juliano. Priscilla Teeney. Kelly Burns, Donna Couillard. Kim Hoover. Row Three — Donna Maynard. Karen Barillaro. Meg Thurston. Kristin Pippin, Kileen Devine. Annette Stratton. Arlene Garcia, Dawn Philbrick. Karen Adamowitz, Diana Graziani, Mary Moynihan, Lynn Pietrowic . Glee Club is a class that meets every other day during period six. The students receive a half credit towards graduation. These exceptional singers perform in the Christmas Assembly, Winter Concert, Spring Concert, and Memorial Day Assembly. They occa- sionally perform for shut-ins and town clubs. 159 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Row one: Lauren Montgomery. Sharon Jarvis. Alan Zupka. Jane Lewis. Bill Beleourt. Diana Graztiani. Row two: Lisa Soucey, Andrew McKay. Mary Rose Meade. Stuart Schouten, Row three: Carol I gge, Mr. O'Connor. Anette Stratton. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class play, presented by the Drama Club, can include actors from any grade. This year's comedy, “Butterflies are Free.’ was the story of a blind man. Don Baker, and his ad- justment to society without his in- terfering mother, Florence Baker. When she walks into Don’s apartment uninvited and discovers Don in a com- promising position with his next door neighbor, Jill Flanner. the plot boils over with laughter. The main characters of the play consist of Jill Flanner. played by Mary Rose Meade: Don Baker, played by Andrew Makay; Mrs. Florence Baker, played by Lisa-Anne Soucy; and Ralph Austin, played by Stuart Schouten. The production crew consists of Micheal Kischkum as director, Carol Legge as stage manager and assistant to director, and Annette Stratton for lighting. STUDENT COUNCIL PLAY Row one. Bonny Ferraiolo, Fran Turtola. Row two, Lauren Montgomery, Eileen Devine, MaryRose Meade, Row three. Bill Belcourt, An- drew Makay, Gary Baker, Bruce Snyder, Paul Turtola, Mike Kishkum, Bill Karlon. This year’s Student Council Play was “Angel Street.” It was a story of a man. Jack Manningham, who tried to drive his wife, Bella, insane in order to find hidden jewels in their house. Inspector Rough discovers Mr. Mann- ingham's motives and tells Bella. The story ends with the arrest of Jack. The play starred Lauren Mon- tgomery as Bella Manningham and Andrew McKay as her husband. Jack Manningham. Inspector Rough was played by Michael Kischkum. The two maids were acted by Eileen Devine, playing Elizabeth and Mary Rose Meade, playing Nancy. Bill Karlon and Bill Belcourt were the detectives. The cast rehearsed every day from December 17 to January 28 under the direction of Paul Turtola. The stage manager was Bonnie Ferraiolo, and production assistant was Fran Turtola. 161 KEY CLUB Row one: Maritia Houston, Lauren Mon- tgomery. Shelli Issel. Bill Karlon. Row two: Tony Barrett. Caroline Brown. MaryRose Meade. Robert Gerson, Jonathan Duke. Tom Massey, Penny Rucho, Brenda Ko, Robin Berch. Angella Conte. Row three: Cindy Ogren, .Beth Ferguson. Mary Ellen Roy. Lisa Gerson, Jim Fitzsimmons. Sherry Camire, Mike Kichkum, Jennifer Twohill. Kathy Fritz, David Wargo, Craig Deloughery. Amy Montgomery. Kathy Franciscon, Kim Brown. The Key Club is a service organiza- tion for our school and the communi- ty. They assisted in such activities as the Easter Seals Bike-a-thon and they distributed toys for children at Christmas. The Key Club attended various conventions and model congresses to acquire an understanding of our government. They also attended mock trials at Yale University. The officers for this year are President Shelli IsseL Vice President Chris Arnold, Treasurer Bill Karlon, Corresponding Secretary Lauren Montgomery, and Recording Secretary Marisa Houston. 162 SO MANY PATHS The atmosphere is electric, and the mind are on the move. They all know where they’re going but no-one i� too sure I've heard a lot of talking. I’ve nearly drowned in their word . And my heart is full of answers, just as the sky is full of birds. There are so many paths up the mountain, nobody knows all the ways. There are so many paths up the mountain, and the view from the top — is still the same. If you should stumble and fall down, people don't know what to do. Pretend that they didn't notice, they'll side step and walk around you. Don’t let it be your worry. No, no, don't let it get you concerned. You've got to move on in your own direction, forget what you've ever learned. There are so many paths up the mt., nobody knows all the ways. There are so many paths up the mountain, and the view from the top is still the same. Mmm, yeah, yeah, yeah. Ia still the same, the view from the top ia still the same, wherever you look. It's still the same, still the same, still the same. Lillie Rirar Band 163 Mr. John Price, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Frank Soldan, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Albert Cei, Superintendent of Building and Grounds Mr. Vincent Inglese, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Paul Marianella. Principal To the Class of 1982: As graduates of Mark T. Sheehan High School, you have reached another important milestone. On commencement day you harvest the fruits of your efforts and savor the joy of your achievements. You have ahead of you many challenges as well as opportunities. Your teachers have prepared you for these. Each of you has the talent to improve upon our quality of life. What you do with your skills and opportunities will, in great measure, determine your own personal fulfillment. As you face the future, remember the wise words of Cervantes, “Good actions ennoble us and we are the sons of our own deeds.” Mr. Edward C. Goldstone Mr. Anthony Fusco 166 OFFICE HEALTH (left) Betty Bukowski, (right) Dorothy Butler, (sitting) Ann Hamasian. Mrs. Reynolds GUIDANCE MEDIA CENTER V I Mrs. Kubeck, Mr. Lorch, Mr. Becker. Mrs. Jobbagy. Mrs. Mannion. Ms. Marion Williams. Ms. Prostano. McCarthy. 167 ENGLI5H( I engl j sh ujccn—-ifl x | (ena m ENGil SH m enough iLitera-tuire ir:-zs MGUSK Spanish 2r£RMflN| I=X Italian Spanish Ajl r lcK, ,-T T—. . ( german fnozr (SPANUSf- f rtnchy FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ms. McDonald, Mrs. Hetzel, Mr. Moran, Ms. Monico, (2nd row) Miss Blais, Mrs. Toman, Mrs. Parish. m Mrs. Mitoraj, Miss Pierlioni, Mrs. Petrin, Miss McGovern, (2nd row) Mrs. Juliano, Mr. Castaldo, Mr. Vamvakis, Ms. Monico, Mr. Mannion, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Carrano. ENGLISH SCIENCE r'Z!L£ .l� USii;i. ■!!!!'! Mr. Burghoff, Mr. Ardas, Mr. Tucker, (2nd row) Mr. Cigas, Mr. Zeoli, Mr. Caruth. (missing) Mrs. Wilson. SCIENCE BiOLoG-y L CinftrniStry £ r+V Science t (({ iolo9y (( SOCIAL STUDIES LBfiiUa !! IK5i;!.!2!UL_I..JJ .2.2 , -----il 7 ;------nr-;---!i..._.. r Mr. Moran, Mrs. Grannis, Miss Brown, Mr. Doherty, (2nd row) Mr. Kosinski, Mr. Tomalski. (missing) Mr. Morawski, Mr. Picard, Mr. Sylvestro. 169 ¥ tf er rnATN Algebra. I SZZZZZQ Geometry M TH ART Mr. Demeola. Mr. Cook, Mrs. Wolfe. Miss Beerbaum, Miss Samaha, (2nd row) Mr. Green, Mr. Schlot- tman, Mr. Neubauer, (missing) Mr. Novakowski, Mr. Riccitelli. 170 Mr. Perez, Mr. Hill, Mr. T. Dunn, Mr. Hugo, Mr. B. Dunn, Mr. Blessing, (missing) Mr. Farley, Miss Mattison, Mrs. Wakeman. PHYSICAL EDUCATION IB2! J21 MATH JHIIfll SPECIAL EDUCATION Ms. Rohloff, Mrs. Selmecki, Mr. Zierler, Miss Mascia, Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. Carbutti. Mrs. McGuire INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1 Mr. Roberts, Mr. Polizzo, Mr. Cannon, Mr. Boylan, Mr. Fritz. HOME ECONOMICS BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Mahoney, Miss Underwood Mr. O’Connor, Mr. Bukowski, (2nd row) Mrs. Naylor, Mrs. Hook, Mrs. Fcchan, Ms. Foberg 171 CAFETERIA STAFF Ann Hines, Pat Palmer, Dora Travali, Janet Willis, Kay Marzik, Mary Stupak, Alda Farone, (2nd row) Linda Beaudry, Charlotte Sova, Nell McAdams, Pearl Lefebvre, Mary Anderson, Rae Palmer, (missing) Nancy Case. CUSTODIAL STAFF Bill Conte, Richard Schellinger, Ann Madar, Ann Bellows, Larry Mrozowski. 172 — PHYSICAL EDUCATION B.S., M.S. Mr. Donald Caruth — Physics, Biology — Miss Erikah L. Beerbaum B.S., M.A. Physical Education Mr. Richard Charette B.S., 5th yr. Calculus and Analytical Geometry Mr. Thomas Cigas B.S., M.S., 6th yr. Chemistry, Biological Science, Stu. Mr. Gordon Green Council Adv. Physical Education Mr. Bennett Dunn B.S., M.S., Ed.M. B.S., M.S. Computer Usage, Consumer Math MALS, 6th yr. Mr. James Heilman Mr. Robert M. Neubauer Astronomy Earth Science, P.E.. Driver Ed, Head Baseball Coach, Mr. Terrence Dunn Planetarium Director Powder Puff Coach, Winter In- Mathematics B.S., MALS tramural Program Director B.A., M.A. (basketball) Mr. Richard Tucker B.S., M.S. Mr. Charles Farley Physics, Earth Science Math 1H, Geom., Basic Math, Per- B.S., MALS Mr. John Novakowski sonal Finance, Consumer Math Health, P.E. B.S., MALS Mrs. Carol A. Wilson B.S., M.S. Earth Science, Biology Mr. Richard Hill B.S., MALS, CAS, 6th yr. John Riccitelli Math, Earth Science P.E. Director Masters, Bachelors Mr. Joseph Zeoli B.S. Biology George Hugo B.A., 5th yr., Ed., MT Ms. Judy Samaha Algebra, General Math Physical Education B.S., M.S. SPECIAL EDUCATION B.S., 5th yr. Miss Christine Mattison Mrs. Carbutti Mr. Ralph Schlottman Algebra, Gcom., Gen. Math All Subjects Health, P.E., Driver Ed. B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S. B.S., M.A. M s. Lee McGiire Miss Elena Mascia FOREIGN LANGUAGE Reading Math, Language Arts Special Ed., Learning Disabilities B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S. Miss Debra Blais Spanish Mr. John F. Perez Mr. Kenneth Polizzo B.S. Math 3H, Geom., Trig., Analytical CWE DO 1 and 2 Geometry B.S., M.S., 6th yr., 7th yr. Ms. Nancy K. Hetzel B.S., M.S., 6th yr. German, English Ms. Wanda J. Rohloff B.A., 5th yr. Mrs. Betty Wakeman Special Ed. Alg. 1G, Alg. 2A, Gen. Math B.S. Ms. Diana McDonald B.A., S.C., S.C. French Mr. Fred Zierler B.A., M.S. All Subjects HOME ECONOMICS B.S., M.S. Joan Monico Spanish, English Mrs. Ellen Mahoney ADMINISTRATION B.A., M.S., 5th yr. Foods and Adult Living B.S. Mr. Paul Marianella Mr. Philip C. Moran Administration Spanish, USH, 20th Century, Con- Miss Janis Underwood Principal temporary Iss, Minorities, Driver Ed. Child Development, Adult Living, Cloth Construction Anthony Fusco Mrs. Marcia Parish B.S. Administration Spanish, French B.AM.S., 6th yr. B.A., M.S., 5th yr., 6th yr. Edward C. Goldstone Mrs. Lisa Toman SCIENCE Administration Italian 1, 2, 3, 4 B.A., M.S., 6th yr. B.A., 5th yr. Mr. Matt Ardas Earth Science MATHEMATICS B.A., M.S., 6th yr. guidance Mr. David M. Blessing Mr. Robert Burghoff Mr. Hal Becker Alg. 1 and 2, Geometry, General Chemistry A and G, Biology Guidance Director Math 1 B.A. 30 B.S., M.A., 6th yr. 173 Mrs. Donna Jobbagy Guidance B.S..M.A. Mr. Thomas Lorch Counseling M.S., B.A. Ms. Joan Mannion Guidance M.S., B.A., Counseling ART Mr. John Cook Art Studio B.F.A., M.A. Mr. Raymond Demeola Art Foundations, Chairman of Art Dept. B.S., M.S., Art Educ. Mrs. Marjorie Wolfe Art Crafts, Printmaking, Art Founda- tions, Art Photography B.F.A., M.A.L.S. ENGLISH Mr. Boyd Biondino English B.A., M.S. Vincent Carrano English B.S., M.S. Mr. Richard Castaldo English, Reading B.S. + 30 Mrs. Joan Hill English B.S. English, M.S. Guidance Mrs. Patricia Juliano English, Reading B.S. English B.S. English Mr. Dennis Mannion Senior English B.S. English Miss Denise McGovern English B.A. English, 5th yr. Reading Mrs. Suzanne O. Mitoraj English, Speed Reading B.A., M.A., C.A.S. Mrs. Yvonne Petrin B.A. English English Miss Ann Pierlioni English B.A., M.S. William Kennedy English 10 B.S., M.S., C.A.S. Mr. Vamvakis English B.S., M.S., 6th yr. BUSINESS Mr. Thomas Bukowski Intro Typing, Business World, Recordkeeping, Consumer Law, Business Management B.S. Fairfield University Mrs. Milda Feehan CWE — BOE, Typing B.S., M.S. Ms. Joan Foberg Adv. Shorthand, Intro and Interm Typing, Office Procedures, Business Machines A. A.S., B.S., M.S. Mrs. Hook Distributive Education, A.S. General Education, B.S. Dual Certification, Business Ed. and D.E. Ms. Irene L. Jcllcn Intro and Interm and Adv. Typing, Stenography B. S., M.S. Mrs. Joan Naylor Business Mathematics, Notehand B.S., M.S. Mr. James O’Connor Accounting 1 and 2 B.S.. M.E.D. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. John Boylan W ood, Drafting B.S., M.S. William Fritz Wood Technology B.S., M S.. Ph.D. Mr. Timothy E. Gannon Graphics, Photography B.S., M.S. Mr. Daniel L. Roberts Metal Technology B.S., M.S. SOCIAL STUDIES Ms. Rosa M. Brown USH, Civics, 20th Century, Cont. Iss. M.A., 6th yr. Mr. David Doherty Civics B.A., M.A., 6th yr. Mrs. Bonnie Grannis Geography, Cont. Iss. B.S., 5th yr. Mr. E. J. Kosinski W. Civ., USH, Cont., Iss. B.S., M.A., W. Civ., USH, Com., Iss. B.S , M.A., M.E.D. Mr. Charles M. Morowski Social Psychology, Sociology, Cont. Iss. B.A., M.S., 6th yr. Mr. Paul Picard E. Civ., USH, Economics B.S., M.S., 6th yr. Mr. Philip J. Sylvestro U.S. History B.A.+ 30 Mr. Kenneth T. Tomalski W. Civ. B.S., M.S., 6th yr. MUSIC Charles Houlihan Instrumental Instr., Band, Gregorian Chart A. S., B.S., M.M., C.A.S. Mrs. Erma Zola Choir, Glee Club, Music Foundations, Music Theory MEDIA CENTER Ms. Linda Prostano Librarian B. S., M.S. Miss Theresa Bergonzi AV TV Clerk Mr. Edward P. 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Get a good job with more pay and you're O.K. Money, it's a gas. Crab the cash with both hands and make a stash. New car, cavier, far star daydream. Think I'll buy me a football team. Money, get back, I'm all right jack keep yar hands off my stack. Money, it's a hit. Don't give me that do goody good bull. I'm in the hi-fidelily first class travelling set And I think I need a Lear jet. Money, it'6 a crime Share it fairly but don't take a slice of my pie. Money, so they say. Is the root of all evil today. But if you ask for a rise it’s no surprise, that they're giving none away. 188 PHOTOGRAPHY OF Weddings Pally + W arrrn l.altomli Call 663-1386 or See Ann Singer For An Appointment 38 Schnoor Rd. Killingworth imothy E. cannon Family Groups The Morins Engagements l.aura + Koy Cannon 189 It’s Worth The Ride! L 1240 South Broad St. Wallingford, CT 06492 FUEL OIL MANGINO OIL CO. Tel. 265-1255 Wallingford phone —269-0118 ERNEST JEWELERS “If You Don’t Know Jewelry Know Your Jeweler” 136 Center Street Wallingford, Ct. 06492 190 PATRICIA’S SCHOOL OF DANCE Classes In: Pointe • Ballet • Jazz • Tap Classes For: Pre-School • Beginners • Adult • Intermediate • Advanced • Boys Registration In September 269-7678 Or 269-6658 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 From The Pesca Dancers Fourteenth Season Of Teaching SPORTING GOODS 144 Center Street Wallingford. Conn. 06492 Tel. 265-4919 Nike Sneakers Cleats Sheehan High Jackets Gym Bags, Hats Full Line of Sporting Goods. 191 Shell phone 269-4395 LORING’S SHELL STATION Complete Auto Service Joseph Alia, prop. 305 Main St. Ted Alia Yalesville, CT Phone (203) 265-7926 (Cfytc Bmrttque (3fnc. JUNE MILICI OWNER TOWNE FARM VILLAGE WALLINGFORD. CT. 06492 KEN’S EXXON For quick reliable service with a smile. Wilbur Cross Tnpk. take exit 65 1-91 take exit 15 to 150 77 North Turnpike (rt. 150) 265-2444 Ken Creed Owner Manager B L Variety 316 North Colony St. Wallingford, CT 06492 AT HUNTER’S — OLD FASHIONED PRIDE EXISTS. Prompt. Prole ?. „stoU«rt'on QUALITY IN GROUND AND ABOVE GROUND POOLS Hunter's Phona: 20J 2«5-iei1 192 Bill Fazzino 4MPA) FAZZINO AUTO PARTS Complete Line of Domestic and Foreign Parts Complete Machine Shop Service 475 Colony Street Wallingford, Connecticut 269-8779 33 Broad Street Meriden, Connecticut 237-7459 CRAFTY LADY BURGER KING TOWNE FARMS SWEET SHOPPE THE GARDEN SHOPPE PF1SE ■ electronics RCA Quasar SERVICE ON MOST COLOR TV’S SYLVAN IA Admiral SHARP TOSHIBA PHILCO CB • STEREO • TAPE PLAYERS • RADIOS MICROWAVE OVENS • VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDERS Woii.ngford 265-5552 Toll Goto Plozo (No. Turnpike Rd.) Wollmgford OAKDALE PIZZA RESTAURANT Fresh Pizza Made Daily Hot Oven Grinders, Dinners Beer Served on Premises 75 N. Turnpike Rd. Phone — 265-9282 Best of Luck Class of ’82 To the Class of ’82: The years we have spent together at Sheehan have been filled with excitement, good humor, and challenges, but now the time has come when we must follow separate paths. We are confident that you will strive for the top and achieve your goals. Our wishes for happiness and friendship go with you as you graduate. Sincerely, The officers, advisors and members of the class of 1983. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OT ’82 FROM THE CLASS CL ’84 193 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 82 THE NILES CONST. CO. Specialists in Patios, Garages, Trenches, Foundations, Snow Removal Call 269-6240 9 Hill Ave., Yalesville, CT 06492 194 ROBERTS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. INC. Phone 203-265-2205 318 South Broad St. MERIDEN. CT. 06450 COLONY PLAZA OPTICIANS Chrysler «Cordoba • LeBaron • Plymouth Reliant «Arrow • Sapporo «Horizon ROBERT A. DEBAISE President Bus. Phone 235-1667 Complete Optical Service 1149 North Colony Road, Wallingford, Conn. 06492 Charles F. Beckert 3rd, L.O. Phone: (203) 269-5252 269-9396 Wholesale Retail Eileen M. Donovan — Agent-Office Mgr. Linda Bemis — Claims Rose Ann Lake — Secretary Chris Symington — Secretary John J. Kovacs, Jr. — Agent DISCOUNT TIRE CENTER INC. “The Company That Keeps Its Promises 120 Dudley Avenue Wallingford, Conn. 06492 JOHN J. KOVACS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Auto • Fire • Homeowner. Commercial • Life • Health Pension • Mutual Funds 269-2500 265-0820 208 Center Street 269-2435 Wallingford, CT 06492 GB0D bUEK EbflSS EJF '82 Tel. 237-8885 SUBARU Inexpensive and Built To Stay That Way TESTA’S SILVER TOWN RESTAURANT American — Italian Cuisine Banquets — Weddings — Entertainment MAX’S SUBARU Sales and Service 809 N. Colony Rd. Route 5 Phone 269-7776 Wallingford, CT 06492 577 So. Broad St. Meriden, Conn. 06450 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “82” PATRONS Ulbrich Ulbrich Stainless Steels P.O. Box 610 Wallingford, CT 06492 Phone 203-265-1571 ADVANCED TV ANDRADE GLASS UFOUCAULT AND SON SMARTWAY STEAM CLEAN CARVEL OF WALLINGFORD WALLINGFORD FLOOR COVERING Chris’ Restaurant 35 Hall Avenue, Wlfd. Phone 269-7182 Homestyle Cooking Daily Specials Mon.-Fri. 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Dinners and Sandwiches Grinders and Salads Liquor, Beer and Wine Carpentry Framing Remodeling ALMONE WARD Hilltop Market Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Care BUILDER Phone 269-1254 15 Jones Road, Wallingford, CT 295 Parker Farms Rd. Wlfd. 196 Meet the World Face to Face Congratulations to the Class of 82 SHEEHAN A.F.S.’ERS 1981-82 • Karl Warembourg — France • Cindy Ogren (Sheehan) — Equador • Teri Ruhl (Sheehan) — Argentina • Del Smith (Sheehan) — Chile □ lyale motor' Restaurant and Lounge AFS is for all of you! Spend a summer or a year in another country or host a student here at Sheehan. For information, see Mrs. Jobaggy or Mrs. Wakeman. North Colony Road Wallingford, Connecticut 269-1491 Versatile Banquet Facilities Weddings Our Specialty Ads Done By Distributive Ed. Period 2 Class Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 82 It Was a Pleasure Working With You. R. CASTALDO B. BIONDINO J. FOBERG Serving Connecticut swce i9i4 TELEPHONES THE CONNECTICUT REFINING CO. OF CHESHIRE - WALLINGFORD, INC. DISTRIBUTORS OF BENZOLINE HY-TEST SOS OIL - HEATING EQUIPMENT - BURNERS WALLINGFORD 265-0923 477 NORTH COLONY STREET WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT 197 THE ARLO STORE, INC. 60 Church Street Wallingford, CT 06492 Expert Tailor Alterations Ladies, Mens Done On Premises Reasonable Prices WLFD. 269-8652 Canelli’s Jewelers, Inc. Kappy’s Package Store Diamonds — Dinner Rings — Clusters Designing and Restyling Jewelry — Gifts Hamilton — Bulova — Lucien Picard 22 Center St. Wallingford, CT 62 CENTER STREET WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT 06492 SPECIALIZING IN DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS BUSINESS 269-5826 JAMES F. BANASZEWSKI RESIDENCE 269-1969 “Flowers that Beautify and Satisfy” WALLINGFORD FLOWER AND GIFT SHOPPE Tel. 265-1255 ERNEST JEWELERS 190 Center Street Phone 265-1514 Sal Greco Flowers For Your Proms And Graduation “If You Don’t Know Jewelry Know Your Jeweler” 136 Center Street Wallingford, CT 06492 The Key To the Future Is Business Mrs. Foberg E N S S Typing Business Machines Accounting Record Keeping Business World Consumer Law Business Math Mrs. Jellen Mr. Bukowski Mr. O’Connor BUSINESS OFFICE EDUCATION Best of Luck To the Class of 82 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT 199 Compliments of CENTURY TOYOTA 856 North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Mike Ferranii 269-7753 President flurt ii a W«rt«e With MOTTA STUDIO “Elegance in Photography” Weddings — Portraits — Passports Legal and Commercial 169 Center St. 1284 Baldwin St. Wallingford, CT —� 7 Waterbury, CT 269-3540 Photophones 754-2590 Congratulations Class of “82” 46 John Street Wallingford, CT Private Parties for All Occasions Call 269-7234 r -