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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

Mr. Richard Hill To Mr. Hill, for all the wonderful memories... Throughout our years at Sheehan High School, you have been both an outstanding advisor and a caring friend. Your spirit, en- thusiasm, and great love for the Class of 1983 will be in our hearts forever. God bless you and we love you. Have a good one!! If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? I must be traveling on now, 'cause there's too many places I've got to see. i MARK T. SHEEHAN HIGH SCHOOL Hope Hill Road Wallingford, Connecticut 06492 1983 REFLECTIONS Volume 12 Dedication Opening Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Sports . Student Activities Faculty Advertising WALLINGFORD CONNECTICUT U.S.A. y WALLINGFORD This territory .� • forCh.red b, the N� H.«t Colony in 163� from Montowese. son of an Indian sachem. It was named after WWIinqford. England, and was settled hi 1670 by planters from New Haven and Stratford. Its boundaries originally encompassed present-day Cheshire. Meriden, and part of Prospect. From 1766 when the True Sons of Liberty order was formed In the town, the cause of liberty was of foremost Importance. A native son. Dr. Lyman Hall, was a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Originally agricultural, the town has made a lasting name for Itself through the development of the silverware Industry. Erected hr the Tm of «olllogford the Waiitnqford Hletortcal Society •hi the Coooectlcof Hl.tortcol COMUeto. 5 We on ly live once; but if you live right, once id enough. e are create new in order to eaued, new 9 Linda Christine Adamczyk 'Red'' Happy is he who trusts in the Lord. However rare true love is, true friendship is rarer Thanks IS C.H WC. The most completely lost of all days is the one in which I didn't laugh Thanks M.D. BVB COAL To one day own a Bear. Shirley Arsenault William S. Bachmann Goober When you're awake you're a sheep . ' Football 4 years If ever comes a day when you should turn and walk away, on ho, I can't live without you I'm so caught up in you ILV Joe 5 7 82 Lori thanks for all the special memories. COAL To live a long, happy life with Joe Ercolani. Michele L. Arthur Spaz I have seen the sea when it is stor- my and wild, when it is auiet and serene, when it is dark anrl moody; and in all its moods I see myself. Thanks M D I'll love you always. Friends, thanks for listening. GOAL To succeed in Graphic Arts Michele C. Back The key to happiness is having dreams The key to success is mak- ing them come true German Club 4 yrs. GOAL To be the best nurse I can be. Thanks to all my friends for making these 4 years the best years of my life. Take it easy. Take it slow, Make it last. Don't let go GOAL To own a corvette. The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. The good times are forever, and baby the last time is today ). Ceils I'm headin' out to the Highway. JP Led Zeppelin GOAL To become successful. Darlene E. Ashford Darnel'' We are a dream, a vision, a story yet to be told! Soccer 2 yrs. Captain. James Atkins Teddy bear Frosh and Varsity ftball. Time is my teacher, the past my knowledge. Together they shall show me the future. In a step I'll lose my past and receive my future; never shall the memories be lost, for they are time itself. Thanks M D. Gary P. Baker Pigs on the Wing Wood 4 years, five credits. GOAL To always be happy and have a good job. Love always to F T. Patricia Anne Ball Trish Craz Thanx, Mom Good Luck to the Class of '83. LIKES Horses, Country Music Love ya, Louie GOAL To live a long and happy life. Seniors Annette M. Barber You can't always get what you want, but if you try some time, you just might find you get what you need Stones U1. Rick Sab For Your Eyes Only” I Love Ya! 10 79. Thanks Dad and Mom. GOAL To live and let die.” Gary S. Beedle And though we are nothing to the stars that shine above, you are ial to my life and I'll always ish your love Lauren, ILY always. Thanks JL MT DS JD KK Thanks, Mom, I Love You. GOAL To live life to the fullest. Nancy P. Berger God forbid that I should go to a heaven in which there are no horses . Long live the memories of 6 7 - 7 3 Thanks Mom and- Dad, friends GOAL To be suc- cessful in the field of horses 1 Some people say love's a losing game You start with fire but you lose the flame The ashes smoulder but the warmth's soon gone. You end up cold and lonely on your own Bob Seeer IT, ILY Thanx M D. GOAL To become a hairdresser Lawrence F. Bencivengo Keeper of the Orb” Friends, I will love you always and keep you near to my heart OM. Elbereth, Le Linnathon Nef aear Edro! Annon-in-Haerast. Atani, elen- dili, Erusen Farewell, Morwen Eledhwen. ILY Arrivaderd, amici! Susan K. Benoit Sue” I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love to- day! Thanx for the memories, friends. ILY LS, MC, EM, KK, KC. and the gang at KFC! 4ever you'll be in my heart. Thanx Mom and Dad Jacqueline S. Beyerle Jackie” TB” Choir Glee 4, Mark VII know a place where u can go when you're flying high or layin low and I've got the time I've got plenty to spare l've got the place l just wish u were there - ILU Mike. Thanx Mom Dad Sal ILY DC KH KL PC ID. John Bielak Sing with me, sing for the year, sing for the laughter, sing for the tear, sing with me, just for today, never tomorrow the good Lord will take you away. DREAM ON Aerosmith Emma L. Barsch Em” To all my friends, thanx for being there Whenever we meet I hope it will be something special. GW Take a chance! Thanks Mom and Dad for being who you are I LOVE YOU’ Judas Priest 1 KG-DB-MT. thank you for the memories '83 1. Karen M. Bentley To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die GM The hills that we climbed were iust seasons out of time. TH Thanks for all the good times MH, Summer '82 RADAR, JI, LBC Thanks, Mom and Dad. ILY GOAL To find one of the ten. Laura lean Biglin Cheerleading 3, Ice Hockey Stat 3. Friendship is the Spiritual inspiration that comes when you know so- meone believes in you tor being yourself True Friends 4ever DM, LR. KC. ILY Mark 10 17 81 GOAL To become a registered nurse Seniors Paul Blasewitz Twist Basketball 4 years. I look to the sea, reflections in the wave spark my memory - some happy, some sad. I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had Jill Elizabeth Borden Far away there in sunlight are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. Thanx M, D and friends. Swimming 4, Student Council 3. Melanie Beth Brown Don't let them put you down. Don't let them push you around. Don't ever let them change your point of view. COAL To become totally independent and successful. I'll never forget the good times with you, PMC Robert Blythe Bob Thanks to all my friends We had some real good times these four years. I will never torget them Take care . Thanks to PM GM RD SC and RJ. See you in the magic kingdom. COAL To be the best I can. Jean-Pierre Bolat JP Nimrod If I'm laden at all. I'm laden with sadness that everyone's heart isn't filled with the gladness of love for one another ILY Class of 1983. GOAL To hug Jesus. OM Jennifer Bouza Jenny Friendship is a golden gift cherished among all life treasures Thanks for the memories CA AR AK CC and MS. GOAL To keep my friends by my side forever and to go to col- lege. Dungeons Dragons 2, AFS 3, German Club 1. Thanx M and D. Suzanne M. Boynton Sue Susie Far out on a rock, way out at sea, are two little words, remember me! Thanks to all my friends for all the good times we had. Thanks, Mom and Dad I Love You, Scott! GOAL To succeed and to live a long and happy life with Scott. Janet A. Bruton When my time's up. I'll hold my own. You won't find me in no old folks' home LS. M and D, ILY Thanks for the GOOD times, RG. GOAL To be an X-ray technician. Harold Bryant, Jr. GOAl To be the best that I can be Patrick Bordelon Band 4 years Michele Marie Broughton Shelly Our happiness in the world depends on the affections we are able to inspire Thanks to JG and JW Mom, ILY. Swimming, 1 yr. GOAL To see as much of the world as possible in one lifetime. Wilfredo Bustos Fred Que seria de nosotros si el embo- que no tuviera hoyo? Seniors T Lynn Marie Camolli Winnie Pooh Pooh Bear We may be apart by sight, but in my heart our memories will last forever . . Dad and friends. I'll always love you. Bill! Volleyball 4 yrs. Softball 4 yrs, Spanish Club 2 yrs Patrick Casey We must always have old memories and young hopes. Wendy Chase Wen God only knows it's not what we would choose to do. GOAL To help my friends find out what they want in life, even though inside they already know Victoria A. Child Vicky GOAL US Air Force, to be with Brian. Thanx Mom and Dad, 1C, DP, LS, KH, I Love You With a little work, the dreams of yesterday may become memories of tomorrow. Thanks for this past summer, Brian John A. Chudyi Bury your memories, bury you friends. Leave it alone for a year or two, till the stories go hazy and the legends come true. Then do it again Some things never end. Wendy Joan Ciemier Wendell Nothing is easy, nothing good is free — but I can tell you where to start — Take a look inside your heart - There's an answer in your heart. Thanx for the memories - ILY - CH LS LA EP AG MM (BYB) ILYMand D. Karen Lynn Cocco Coke Puffs Field Hockey 4 yrs. Captain; BB 2 yrs. If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Thanx Mom and Dad for everything I love you Bob 4 23 82. Irene Lynn Collins Reenie Today's experiences are tomor- row’s memories M and D, ILY. Mom I miss you. Corrine and Bic, thanxs. ILY SM and WF. Good Luck ILY DP. SP, VC and LL. thanxs. Band PDC. GOAL To be the kind of per- son my Mom was. Christine Marie Coughlin Now is the time to turn away from high school and move on; but to turn away does not mean to forget, for the memories we have will last a lifetime. Orchestra, 2, German Club 4, President 2; WATT 4, VP 1. Let me today do something that will take a little sadness from this world. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Led Zep- pelin GOAL The best stereo system Varsity Football 3 yrs, 42. GOAL To graduate from technical school and to have a mint '67! LIKES Lisa and Chevys. Don't look back, a new day's breakin' lt's been too long since I've felt this way l don't mind where I get taken The road b callin', today's the day Boston Thanks Mom and Dad! I Love You! GOAL To do my parents proud Seniors 13 Karen M. Creed Rosey Cheerleading. 3; Student Council, 2. Smiles can't be kept, they can only be given away. Tnanks Mom and Dad. ILY D.T. 2 12 82. Friends forever LD, MD, DM, LB. Nicole Cuomo Ove me silver, blue and gold, the colors of the sky l'm told my rain- bow is overdue Bad Co. Thanx for the memories - long live the Boss' BS GOAL To be happy and live life to the fullest. Philip M. Curtis Never think that you know all No matter how highly you are apprais- ed, always have the courage to say to yourself - I am ignorant! Mari-beth Cyr Mar There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run. there's still time to change the road you're on. I Love You, Tim! 1-21-81 Thanks Mom and Dad! Thanks, LN, for all the good times B Look not to what was but rather what will be But in doinc so, never forget the laughter and love we shared .. J. I Love You BG 11- 9-79. Thanx Mom and Dad, ILY Thanx NB, ML, KP and friends. GOAL To be happy Jacques). Desjardins A person must have his dreams — memory dreams of the past and eager dreams of the future. I never want to stop reaching for new goals. GOAL To be successful in life. Donna Marie DeStefano To you. I'd give the world. To you, I'd never be cold, 'cuz I feel that when I'm with you it's all right . I know it's right. I love you Mark Soderlund! 1 3 80 Forever. GOAL To live forever in happiness with Mark. ILU, Mom. Philip Andrew DeRoy Ralph DeSanti “Hollywood Phil M.D.L.P.M.D. - Thanks. The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams, it's heaven and hell Thanks for the good times Shelly and BG. GOAL To live life to its fullest and not get caught. Andrew T. DiVicino Ruth Donovan “Ruthie It doesn't matter how you get there I am not afraid of tomorrow for I as long as you arrive have loved yesterday and lived to- day. GOAL Live life to its fullest. Thanks DZ, LN, ML, KK, TL, SP for the great times. 14 Seniors Robed John Doucet Sentenced to drift far away now, nothing is quite what it seems, sometimes entangled in your own dreams. COAL To become a forest ranger Thanks to the school staff. Genesis will always be 1. Carrie Lynn Dupre y Dupe You are you and I am I and if by chance we find each other it's beautiful. Softball 4 yrs, Volleyball 3 yrs. Luv ya Mom, Dad Ariene Farone And so today, my world it smiles. Your hand in mine, we walk the miles. And thanks to you it will be done, for you to me are the only one. I'll love you today and always, Vinnie DeSanti 10 11 79 Susan Marie Doucet If the sun refused to shine. I would still be loving you. When mountains crumble to the sea, it would still be You and Me ZEP COAL To live a happy, healthy and successful life LIKES Creat times, good tunes, CM and The WHO' BFL 4. Charles Eck A voice from out of the future cries onward. Lauren D. Fenton Trigger” Choir Clee. 1; Soccer, 1 I don’t know the definition for the word friend but still I know that's what you've been KK VC KH CH MK WH DS ID CW AR Thanks Mom and Dad for what you did! GOAL Live life to the fullest. Thanks Craig ILY. Times were good; I never thought about the future, I just did what I would. I've got a.strong urge to fly but got nowhere to fly to” Jamie, follow you follow me Thx M D. Beau to the best of times!! Craig Fishbein I've stood in time, wind and rain I have no feelings or pain, for I can see, I can hear, the voice of above is pounding in my ears, making war, making love, you know what I'm thinking of Lost Horizons by MSG. Jean M. Dunn Gi-Gi leannie What you are is God's gift to you; what you make of yourself is your ?ft to God Glee 4 yrs. Choir 3 yrs. Y Mom and Dad, FAM, HHH, DAR, BYF GOAL To cherish the memories of my Dad forever, become close to my Mom Anna-Karin Eriksson Friends are important wherever you are Thanks to all of you who have helped me and have made this year a happy memory for lire rest of my lite I hope I don't lose you when I go home. Writing is a good way to keep friends! James C. Fitzsimmons Fitz” Success lies not in being the best but in doing your best Student Council 4, President 2; Yearbook 4. Editor 1, Key Club 4 Thanks Mom and Dad and all of my friends. Seniors 15 Jacqueline P. Flanagan Paul J. Fox Jackie'' Sometimes I wonder, think I just can't stand no more. Can't seem to find myself or what it is I am looking for. GOAL To own a Mazeradi. Kristine Gaiko Kricket In life there are two roads you can travel, but it's never too late to change the road you're on. Thanks M.S. for not only the good times, but for sharing the bad. Thanks Dad. GOAL To build a V8 Vega; I.L. IP. Everett T. Freeman William W. Fritz, Jr. The Chicken'' Witte Wood 5, Baseball 4, Basketball 4. EYTTTS Take your time, don't live too fast. Troubles will come and they will pass. Find a woman and you'll find love and don't forget son there is someone up above.” LS Thanks Mom and Dad. Mark A. Gilhuly David S. Gilman Needle” Neids Chino Football 4 yrs. Captain. Thanks to all my friends who have made these the best 4 years of my life. Thanks for everything Brenda Mango. I will remember your forever. Steve D. Gallagher Graydon K. Godfrey Beau” I . There's one thing in my life that is real, it's the times that we spend alone D Thanks Mom you've made it possible. T.D. and R.D., thanks for the good times. GOAL To be a success Baseball 4 yrs. Kathleen Kelly Goodrich A new light, a new sun which shall rise whereas the accustomed one shall set, and which shall give light to those who are in darkness because the accustomed sun does not give them light. GOAL To understand and to be understood. Alison Mary Green Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. — Louisa May Alcott. Love you M and D. Ant Music 4ever. Janet M. Gruener Gruenie” Most of the shadows of life are caused by ourselves standing in our own sunshine. Thanks Shelly and Lisa for being great friends! German Club 4 yrs. Swim team 4 yrs, Tri-Captain. 16 Seniors David C. Harrison DCH” They're all pimpin' Judys and pop- pin' speed, well it's a game of cat and mouse and I think it's got my soul. I think it's time for thinkn bout a time to roll on down the road. Kansas. Party now, for there is no tomorrow Kathleen A. Hotchkiss Kat” ”Kass” Kathy” The only truly happy people are those who have found someone, some cause to love and belong to. Thanx |L )B CM RS MB WR DC - Remember the good times - You're all great! Thanx Dad Di - It Y l uv ya Jeff Miss you Mom. Kathleen Hughes When the clouds of trouble seem dark and hard to bear, if you can rise above them, the sun is always there! Thanks for the memories, LM, KP, Fritz, and RonHLY! GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 83! GOAL Medicine Mark C. Hatje Spanky” Hold on to sixteen as long as you can; changes will come around real sppri and make us women and men COAL To be Honorary Cap- tain of Sheehan Football. ILY Mom, Cramp, ST Russell E. Heslin Russ” . He said take a right at the light, keep going straight until night; and then, boy, you're on your own COAL Rich or poor, just be happy Thanks, Mom and Dad, I love you. TP, ILY Kimberly A. Howe Kim” Special joys and special places, special friends together, the moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever. John, I love you now and forever! Dad and Gram, thanks! J.S., Thxs. YAGF The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away Good friends are forever, and the memories will stay. PC BM Thanks, Mom and Dad - I.L.Y COAL To make the best of my life. Anna Hucul Volleyball 3 yrs, Tri-Captain; Freshman Class Secretary. Out there is a fortune waiting to be had. If you think I'll let it go you've got another thing cornin'! Thanks for everything PS SR WS DH Thanks, Mom and Dad, I love you. Mary E. Jordan Buzz” I’m catching up with yesterday; by tomorrow I should be ready for to- day. A friend is one with whom you dare to be yourself Thanks for the memories, guys COAL To make the best of life Long live the BOSS! BS. Kimberly Lynn Hoover KKHH” Babe” Choir Glee 2 yrs. Thanks )B, KB, VC. DC. LF, LLK, LK, KL. LP, and SB Thanks Mom and Dad. Love when you can. cry when you have to, be who you must - It's a part of the plan . Someday we'll all understand ” Colleen Marie Hudick My friends - the touch of your love is a gift I'll never forget. The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away The gorxJ times are forever but the last time is today Thanks LS, LA. WC. EP BYB” ILY Mom, Dad, JH. Jeff Kazimer Creamhead” ET, phone home Seniors 17 Patrick M. Kennedy COAL To live a healthy, prosperous life and to succeed to the best of my ability Party on. Class of '83. Kris W. Kowalczyk Garfield” Rebel” Luna” Founder, Dungeons and Dragons Club; Choir and Glee Club, Flag Squad, Geology It's better to burn out 'cause Rust never sleep; the king is gone but he's not forgotten. GOAL To be that which I dream. (Be good kid, Luv.) Kirsten J. Lackstrom RB” and ST” No one can tell me, nobody knows Where the wind comes from, where the wind goes” - A. A Milne GOAL To squat in Alaska. Lisa Marie LaPenna Lee” Ellie” Lulu” Learn from Yesterday, live for today, dream for tomorrow Thanks, M D, ILY. LGG and CC. Lisa Komerowski Hold fast to your dreams! Within your heart keep one still, secret spot where dreams may go and, sheltered so, may thrive and grow — where doubt and fear are not. Oh, keep a place apart within your heart for little dreams to go. Jan Christine Krol Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail Cheerleading 4, Captain; Softball 4, Student Council 2 ILY Mom and Dad. To my friends, thanx for all the memories! Jacqueline E. Laclair Jigger” J” We've been thru some things together with trunks of memories still to come we found things to do in stormy weather long may you run. - Neil Young. Mom and Dad ILY. BS, KH, LF, EC, KK, thanx for the memories. GOAL USAF Baja '83. Kathleen Ann Kossar I see my future at the rainbow's end - happy hours, timeless friends And if ever I chance to find my way, rest assured I will stay. GOAL To have a large and happy family. Erich Kunst If you work hard enough to attain a goal, you can achieve it. Thanx to all my friends. Bob, YAGF. Luv U 4ever SB YSSTM-BMBF XOXO You're the best Mom and Dad ILU. GOAL To live a happy, successful, fulfilling life and be RICH. Dawn Marie Koscinski cept the things I cannot change, the ch God grant me the serenity to ac the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the dif- ference. GOAL To do my best in whatever path I choose. Thanks Dad, I Love You!! Thomas Christian Kubeck Well I've seen the bottom and I've been on top, but mostly I've lived in between” — Fogelberg. Thanks to my twin, AM, RB, BS, and especially IZ. And to you too Mom Band 4. Variety Show 3. GOAL To always pursue pleasure. Elizabeth Joan Lanahan Lizard” I hanks for the memories, guys! Just remember it 's a grand illusion; deep inside we re all the same. Long live the BOSS! GOAL To be happy Seniors ’1 1 It I+Tj Y''- II V A Edward Allen Lindsay Ned” Track 1, Student Council, N.H.S. Michele). Loesch Laurie Ann Lombardi LIKES Baseball, tennis, golf, piano, hockey, gym. Mr Fry, art. swimm- ing, watching TV. music, health, reading, language, math and cur rent events. Megan E. Lowe You can't always get what you want, but if you try some time, you just might find you get what you need Thanks to all my triends for the great times that I'll always remember Long live the BOSS' ILY Mom and Dad Karen A. Lukaszewski A friend is there before you know it, to lend a hand before you ask it, and give you love just when you need it most Thanks for all the memories KH. IB, and SR! Thanks, Mom. Gregory J. Lyons Greg As we continue, the future is not in the hands of fate, but rather in ours Tennis, 3 years; German Club GOAL Something scored in hockey Love ya, Donna The future is ours Scott A. Macllvaine When wild birds fly beyond your house, do not go out until dusk GROUPS AC-DC, Led Zeppelin, The Who LIKES Skiing, parties, bowling. GOAL To be successful in whatever career I decide to pursue Melissa Leigh Makely Lissy Someday well look back on this and it will all seem funny Never judge a person by another’s opinion Edward Lawrence Mandell You may be whatever you resolve to be. Astronomy Club. President 1983. GOAL To head my life in the right direction and to live until I'm eighty to look back upon good memories Joseph Michael Marenna Carolyn R. Marks Giuseppe Pinhead Baseball 1 yr. Track 3 4 yr. NHS You can t always get what you want, but you can certainly ap- preciate what you've got GOAL to see everyone attain their own goals. Baldness nears! Alan Martin Alamare Goodbye, my friends, maybe forever Goodbye, my love, I he tides wait for me VVho knows when we shall meet again if ever in time Band 4. Drum Major I. Choir 2, Variety Show 2. Codspell lhanx to DM KM MD )F Love ya all Seniors Scott Martineau Tony J. Martino You can choose from Phantom fears and kindness that can kill. I will choose a path that's clear - I will choose free will. COAL To live my life to the fullest. Valerie G. Matias Diane C. Maynard Ginger” GOAL To be rich but if I can't be rich. I'll settle with being happy. I'd like to thank Mom, Dad, and my sister and boyfriend for pushing me to go on. These memories will be the best. Life is rough! James R. Mazza Molly” We re havin' a party Everybody is swingin', dancin' to the music on the radio So listen, Mr. DJ, keep those records playin'.” Yak Sha Mash. f Diane Cathrine Mazzucco Buckles” Dee” BC” Cheerleading 4 years. Captain True friendship is like phosphorescence — it glows brightest when the world around you goes dark. True friends forever KC, LB, LR. ILY M D. GOAL To be an R.N. James B. McCabe S T Barbara L. McCormick GOAL To make the best of my life with Joe P. 1 12 80.1 Love You Joe Forever Thanks Mom and Dad I.L.Y.CJ. Timothy J. McGowan Magic” I and I alone, with the help of God, control my own fate and destiny.” Soccer 2 yrs. Swimming 1 yr. Baseball 1 yr. Student Council 3 yrs. Key Club 2 yrs. Patrick J. McNally Stork” Cross Country 2 years. Mister Donut mugs forever! .. This is no social crisis; this is you having fun. This is no social crisis, just another tricky day for you.” - The Who. Pasquale Melillo Pat” . . . All the good times and the bad times — the bad times fade away, but the good times are forever GOAL To hear my German 4 class speaking fluent German at our class reunion Chris A. Mierzejewski 20 Seniors George Edward Mitchell 2 yrs AV, 2 yrs )A, Army Reserves. Life is a big rrap game, you never know what you get, but whatever you get you just have to work with it. I want to learn to relax and be happy Good luck Class of '83 and drive on. All we have is here and now All our lives are there to find. The road is long, there are mountains in our way, but we climb a step every day. Thanx Mom and Dad and all my friends for the good times we shared!! Luv ya always! Glenice Lea Murphy Murph Babe Smurf In your vision of the world is the im- age of yourself. Cheerleading 2 yrs. Flag Squad 1 yr GOAL To become a special education teacher. Thanx for all the memories LL, LS, LD, MB, and )B ILY Mom and Dad. Dawn Marie Montefusco The world may be cornin' apart the confusion they're feelin' comes straight from the heart all they know is that they have to be free so let them, just let them be April Wine Luv ya like a sis, )ill N Thanks, Dad and Bernice. James R. Moore Paris Band 4 years Deep River 1981-82 Westbrook 1981-82 GOAL Travel around the world John R. Moore Band 4, Chorus 2. What you get out of life is what you put into it GOAL To further my education in the USAF Michelle Renee Morris Micki Swim Team 2 yrs, Tri-Captain. Friends, thanks for the memories. Go-Go's, Punk, and New Wave 4ever Thanks, Larry, ILY GOAL To own my own Ferrari and become the best I can be Kevin Murray Soccer 3 yrs. Student Council 1 yr. If this were the last day of your life my friend, tell me, what do you think you would do then? J.J.M. Thanx W.S. GOAL To be a success at whatever I do. Laurian Patricia Morrissey Laurie I'm sailing away, set an open course for the virgin sea For I've got to be free, free to face the life that's ahead of me Thanx to my family, KH, KP and Pat. GOAL To become a marine biologist John F. Nevin George K. Moses To express yourself in freedom you must die to everything of yester- day From the old you derive security; from the new you gain the flow Lynda Nicastro “Lyn Dizzy Why not think about times to come and not about the things that you have done If your life was bad to you, just think what tomorrow will do Thanx MC and JS. Good times with RD GOAL To die before I get old. Seniors 21 Kim Marie Nightingale Steve, so now I come to you with open arms, hoping you'll see what your Love means to me, open arms! Dad and Mom, thanx for be- ing such great parents and ILY both! Steve Madore 8-4-79 4ever. I love you and I always will, forever! David B. Parent Pumper Have a cigar, you're gonna go far By the way, which one's pink? Roger Water Pink Floyd. COAL To own a nice vette Become a suc- cessful engineer Take it easy: AR, KC, MZ, TM, EP, KK, SP. LW. LP Fritto, ET and Michelin Man! (ill Marie Norman Weep not for him that dieth, for he hath ceased from tears And a voice to his replieth which he hath not heard for years. I love you, Cary. Love and thanks Mom and Dad, DN, LN, PN, CN, TA, VM, SB, DM, SP, ID Diane I. Parent Dee Friendship is a blessing sent to lift us when we fall, bringing us a gift of love that can mean the most of all Thanx KK, PM, KC, AR, EP, BC. SP, and special thanx to LW, HS. AL, ID, LM. Thanx, Mom and Dad,. I love you Karen Elizabeth Olson Edna Beaner One who knows all about you and loves you fust the same is a true friend Track 2, Basketball, VS 2. MS, DV, MM, and friends, thanks for all the great times. ILY Mom and Dad. I love you Walt COAL To be happy Gerald J. Parrott ferry I never did believe in miracles but I've a feeling it's time to try. I never did believe in the ways of magic but I'm beginning to wonder why ILY M and D. COAL To live life to the fullest Take it easy: BW EP SP DP and all of you. Craig M. Pawloski Christian Lord Pedersen Fish Sally The sea was a crucible of molten gold, that bubblingly leaps with light and warmth Swimming 4 yrs. Stu- dent Council 2 yrs. ILY Michele 8- 21-81 Punk Rock! GOAL To find Quiche Lorraine. Eileen Ann Pellicei If every word I said would make you smile. I'd talk forever. SU 10 16 81 ILY M and D Under- wood Friends forever WC, CH, LS, LA, BYB. Thanks and I love you all Scott, ILY now and forever GOAL To stay as happy as I am now Glenn E. Packard Goal to help others like they have helped me Tolive a long and full life. Camaro '84 7 30 84. Sandra Ann Pascale Sandy Bug-zzie Come back again l want you to stay next time cause a friend is so- meone you need. DVIDCKK Thanx ILY Mom and Dad I Love You. jim - one helluva lot! Fire” Deep COAL To be happy and successful. Steven P. Perkowski Bork Swimming 4 yrs. Band 3 yrs. Choir. Life is like the coldest winter people freeze the tears I cry words of hell are mind are into we have to crack this ice and fly. Thanx Mom and Dad, John, Dianne, jim. 22 Seniors Kimberly M. Phelan When you look over your shoulder and you see the life that you've left behind when you think it over, do you ever wonder what it is that holds your life so close to mine Thanx for the memories Mom and Dad, KB, JD, LM, KH Ellen Pizzonia E.P. The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Volleyball 3 yrs, Tri- Captain Thanx M, B, family and friends! ILY C.L Thanx for always being there and all our good times! GOAL To be more successful than my parents thought I'd be. Lori Riccio Field Hockey 3 yrs. Track 2 yrs, HS 1 yr. Love, the magician, knows this little trick whereby two people walk in different directions yet always remain side by side. Friends forever LB, KC, DM, CO ILY Mom and Dad. ILY Ray Susan Marie Piekarski 'Sue” Love is something that you never want to shut your heart to; for if you shut your heart to love, you shut your eyes to life Mom, though you didn’t always understand you always cared. Bear, thanx for ad- ding a little sunshine Edward Poplawski We've been through some things together With trunks of memories still to come We found things to do in stormy weather Although these changes have come with your chrome heart shining in the sun - Long may you run! Thomas Riccio “Golden Boy” Soccer 4 yrs. Captain, Basketball 2 yrs, “The Chicken 2 yrs. Student Council 3 yrs. “There is only one success . to be able to spend your life in your own way. GOAL To sail the seven seas. William C. Piper “Wiper” I don't know wnere I'm going I don't know what I need. But I'll get where I'm going, and that's all right with me. Joseph L. Poplawski “lose “Joscr” When I was a youth, I was told what it means to be a man Now I've reached that age, I try to do all those things the best I can. No mat- ter how I try, I find my way through the same old jams Lou Richard The survival of the fittest is the law in the world I live in I was not born to be a fighter - but now is the time I have to learn Beatriz Pires Boa Live, love, and be happy ” LIKES weekends, summers, and vaca- tions. LOVE Atacio Pipa live life to the fullest by domR your own thing Dawn Christine Proto “Dawnie” “Prote” The friendships we have made along the way have created I he memories that will last forever Thanx M and D ILY. SP, 1C, VC, LS. and KL ILY 4ever You're the best1 “Fire” GOAL To have a family and to be happy Band 4 yrs. «' - X ‘ la I A V ■ ■ i I T Shelley Ridley “Betsy” I've been the king and been the down No broken “leg” can hold me down. I'm FKfcfc goodbye to romance goodbye to friends I guess we'll meet in the END - GTR. Thanks Ray, Anna, Mrs Wolfe, TB MP GB HM and Ralph Seniors David Nicola Riso Rizz This is such a crazy old town It will drag us down till we run out of dreams So we party all night to the music and lignts But we never know what happiness means. COAI To be successful by making my life easy and relaxing later Danielle Elizabeth Scala Life's happiness is found in the friends we make along the way GOAL To lead a happy and fulfilling life. Chris, you will always be in my heart. William Schuster Cleaver A true friend is someone who will always be there because friends are friends and they will always care Excaliber, you made it all worth the time and effort Thank you! Diane Rodd Die To be successful in life and to enjoy whatever I do in life. GOAL To become a registered nurse Marie Elizabeth Scheuer Rie How sweet it is to love so- meone How right it is to care How long it's been since yester- day What about tomorrow-' What about our dreams and all the memories we share' Thanx, DT, for all the memories. ILY 4 82 Shari Ann Scofield The nicest gift that God could send would be to send us all a friend a friend who always understands and fills each need as it demands who sees the faults and doesn't blame and keeps on loving just the same. Gina, thanks. Christopher John Ruggiero loan M. Salvato Life is even better when you share it with the one you love (MLBG) LOVES LMO, 10 10 80 and family LIKES '67 Camaros, 21. skiing, cor- vettes, hiking, snowmobiling, sail- ing, friends, fall. Think about the times to come, not about the things you have done. If your life was bad to you, just think what tomorrow will do Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow KB, thanks for the memories. Kim, thanks for our friendship Wesley Owen Schouten Wes Love is in this everlasting smile that radiates just for you Junior Class President; National Honor Society, VP; WATT 4, Pres. 1, VP 1; High School Bowl; CEED 2, Director 1; Band 2; Student Council 1 Christine E. Schunmann Chris RB ST Don't remember me in tears or when my spirits fall; for if you can't remember me smiling, don't remember me at all. M and D - Ich liebst du! Band 4, JA 1, Senior Class Secretary. GOAL To squat in Alaska. Wayne R. Scott Scott Got no time to spend enroute, the time has come to be gone, and though our health we drank a thou- sand times, it's time to ramble on. GOAL To enjoy life to the fullest Cheryl Seaberg Better is one's own path, though rugged, than the patn of another well travelled. Mom, Dad, Cindy, Richy, I'll miss you when I go. GOAL Graphic Arts and a happy life. Seniors William Seifert Bill” Seif With memories to look back upon, yesterday is never gone GOAL To be successful and enjoy life. See ya, guys. Michele Marie Selness Go-Go” Sel” Friends are for sharing whatever life brings. Field Hockey 1, Soccer 2, Choir 1, VS 3. To DV. KO, MH and friends, I love you all. We've still got the beat! Go-Go's 4ever. ILY Mom and Dad. Paul A. Sherwill Basketball 4 years. Baseball 4 years. Del Shewbridge I exist in my dreams wherever they go.'' Freshman Track; Distributive Education Clubs of America - member, state com- petitor. GOAL To be successful and nappy. Thanks Mom and Dad. One today is worth two tomor- rows; what I am to be, I am now beginning Thanx M and D, ILY SB, EM, CM, VC, DP, SP, MB 4 ever. GOAL To be successful in whatever I do. Spanish Club, Pep Club. Anthony Sikorski Flyboy It was early mornin' yesterday, I was up before the dawn Now I really have enjoyed my stay but I must be movin' on. Your dreams will all come true— Supertramp Richard F. Sheahan Swimming 4, Band 4, Soccer 1. There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do — once you find them.” — |im Croce. GOAL To find time OM Holly B. Short Shorty Teabags” Friends come and friends go. but the memories last forever Girls' Basketball, Manager 2 yrs; Girls' Soccer 1 yr, AFS Club 2 yrs. Anne L. Singer Marie Sheehan Sometimes I wonder where I have been, who I am, do I fit in? I may not win but I can't l e thrown out there on my own. ILY Steve M Thanx for the memories' KG you are the best. Thanx LV, DB, JF, |S. GOAL To be 5 ft tall John M. Sicignano Chester the Molester” Football 4 yrs. You can t seem to wait for the time to come, but as it draws nearer you find yourself try- ing to hold on a little longer. Life is a see-saw of ups and downs. You better hold on tight, for it's easy to fall off. Delbert B. Smith And so it seems our destiny To search and never rest To ride that ever changing wave That never seems to crest. Thanx Mom. Dad and RM, ILY Special friends, thanx, ILY. Soccer 2 yrs. Captain; Student Council 2 yrs. Seniors 25 Darlene Ann Sova Dar” Don't walk behind me; I might not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I might not follow Walk by my side and walk with me forever.” Frank, thanks for the memories and the good times. I Love You. ILY STJ. John P. Spiteri Spitz” One can pay back the loan of gold, but one dies forever in debt of those who are kind. Lori, when the frog swallows his fly, do not pet the rabbit GOAL To be a crispy critter r Gina Marie Spambanato For as long as I've know you, you've always been there whenever I needed somebody to care. Thanks, Shari. I love you Mom and Tony. GOAL To live life to its fullest. Bruce R. Snyder Imagine all people living life in peace” — Lennon. GOAL to be successful in the media field and to touch as many people as possible Tama L. Spariro Paul F. Sorota Fugi” A man may love virtue too much, and demand himself excessively in a good action be not wiser than you should but be soberly wise.' From Of Moderation by Michael DeMontaigne. Bruce Timothy Sperry, Jr. Live in the present, because the future will soon be the past. Baseball 4 years. GOAL To live a prosperous and successful life. Beth Ann Staiger I'm finally out in the clear and I'm free. I've got dreams I'm living for . . Go-go music really makes me dance! Thanks, Ter, you're more than a sis. ILY Mom and Dad. Remember all the crazy days KH, LV, Go-Gos and friends' Jennifer L. Stanley Now that we're gone, we've got the memories long after they hap- pen, so let's make them last forever ” Powderpuff GOAL To spend a long, happy life with J.L. Love ya, Joe. Lisa Joan Stave We shouldn't look to the things that are seen but to those that aren't; for those things which are seen are momentary and those which aren't are forever.” ILY Mom and Dad, JC, CH - BYB. Thanx CH, LA, WC, EP. ILY all. Seniors Tim Stilson Woe to thee, oh earth and sea, for the devil sends the beast with wrath. Let him who hath understan- ding reckon the number of the beast, for it is a human number — 666. Golf 4, Diving 1 GOAL To become rich and happy Barbara A. Swift “Drift Bee'' No one could tell me what to do. Had to learn the hard way. I've got dreams I'm living for. I'm movin' on. GOAL Get what I can out of life. Thanks for all the great memories Jigger, Sue B, Honey, Linda and the rest. William H. Thomas, Jr. You grow up the day you have your first real laugh at yourself. Thanks Mom and Dad ILY Priscilla. Variety Show 2 yrs. GOAL To get into the field of fire technology Wendy Swift Look to this day. for yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision . . . but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Thanx JS for the good ones! 143. Mom and Dad ILY. John Patrick Tierney “Chowder'' Tiern “Toby'' “Love and memory last and will so endure till the game is called because of darkness.” — G.F. Soc- cer 4, Captain; Diving 3, Tennis 2, Band 4, Student Council 4. Alexis Mary Sulinski “Lex” “Don't be dismayed at goodbyes A farewell is necessary before we can meet again; and meeting again, after moments and lifetimes, is cer- tain for those who are friends.” Thanx |L ES JB }L JS BC BL CC and luv from a sad clown Lex. Priscilla Jean Teeney Tilla” The times we had in laughter are always made fun of after, so take it as it comes 'cause it may never pass by the sun to a new day. Variety Show 3 yrs. Thanx, Mom and Dad. ILY, Bill Thanx for the laughs, Kim! John Tirado I never thought the time would come when all of us would have to part These last four years are the most thoughtful ones. You're all in my memories until our time is done Robin Suscietto Faith is confident assurance concer- ning what we hope for and convic- tion about things we do not see' Thanks Mom and Dad, I love yog! GOAL To become a successful registered nurse Vicki Thibodeau “If we fill our hours with regrets over the failures of yesterday and with worries over the problems of tomorrow, we have no today in which to be thankful.” Thanks Dad ILY! Thanks for the memories and laughs MP )B and MP. Peter J. Torres Seniors 27 28 Debra Jill Vekony Debbie Debora Deb Our high school days may pass away, but the special memories will always stay. VS 3 yrs. Go-Go's 4ever' MS KO MM and friends - luv u guys! ILY, AJ. GOAL To always stay different and to fulfill all my dreams. Anuruddha Walaliyadda Boni AFS is love; AFS is brotherhood I am here for just one year to make my message understood Let me say it again, Aubowan ( Good- bye ) to all my American friends. Goodbye dear Mom, Dad, Glen, Linda, Ken, Dave. Gary A. Weborg LIKES Heavy partying. Life is a bowl of cherries, so have as many as you can. GOAL To get the h . . . out of this state. Seniors Donnamarie Velardi Donna For you there'll be no more crying, for you the sun will always shine I feel that when I'm with you, it's all right; it's all right RC, TLA GOAL To be happy; commercial arts. LOVES Richie 9 23 81. Nirnletta Vullo Nico ross Country, Basketball, Tennis s not how much we have but iw much we enjoy that makes jappiness. I really had a great time [ere I will miss you, America! Mom id Dad, Anna, Enao, Pat, David, ina, Chris, I Love You. Mike J. Walters Sarah Ann Waterman Robert S. Wawrzeniak Lori Ann Wendt Big L Friendship is a blessing sent to help us find our way, reaching out to dry our tears and build a brighter day. ILY Dee and Kalli Thanks DP AL BG LM EP DZ KA. I'll always love you Mom, Dad and JP Basketball 4 GOAL To be happy. David C. Whalen LIKES jimi Hendrix, Neil Young, par- ties, skiing. George Williams v,OR Time is: too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice; but for tliose who love, time is eternity. Robert L. Young Bob Swimming 4 years. 'To build a masterpiece is to own a creation. LIKES Swimming, james Dean. GOAL To live in New Hampshire. David Zalonski I got no time to sit and wonder l got myself to reckon with l won t let life drag me under Even if it takes all I have to give NI give it all. LIKES Bowling, beaches, Monte’s. GOAL To be successful in my career. Matthew Zeoli Carta Dee-Anne Almeida Jane Cerri Carly Dungeons and Dragons Club 2 yrs. Vice President. A hug a day keeps the blues away, so don't be afraid to show you care. Love so- meone and you'll be loved forever. GOAL To love a ninja and to live in peace. Susan Amy Zola Life is like a merry go round Painted horses goin' up and down The music takes you and your're goin' again Crazy circles never seem to end. Well I will face the sun, leaving shadows far behind, and together we ll go on through time. Seniors 29 30 ♦•1 Ihcf c • '� v � . ft SENIOR DIRECTORY Linda C. Adamczyk 19 Deer Run Road 10 21 65 Karen A. Adamowicz 72 Ridgecrest Ro d 12 12 65 Steve C. Adamowicz 72 Ridgecrest Road 05 14 64 Carla D. Almeida 301 South Elm Street 04 22 65 Ralph F. Almeida 21 South Cherry Street 07 16 65 Michele L. Arthur 85 Ridgecrest Road 01 07 65 Darlene E. Ashford 410 4th Ridge Road 03 05 65 fames E. Atkins 69 Hanover Street 07 04 65 William S. Bachmann 180 Parker Farms Road 07 10 65 Michele C. Back 13 Edgewood Drive 04 16 65 Cary P. Baker 11 Merwyn Road 02 16 64 Patricia A Ball 15 Hosford Street 05 08 65 Annette M. Barbera 13 King Street 08 31 65 Darlene F. Barnes 69 Grove Street 05 06 65 Susan E. Barry 29 Ridgenoll Road 02 04 65 Emma Barsch 28 Elmwood Road 10 05 65 Cary S. Beedle 118 S. Cherry Street 11 20 63 Lawrence Bencivengo 46 Parkview Road 08 28 65 Susan Benoit 9 Hillock Drive 01 06 65 Nancy P. Berger 18 Leigus Road 03 15 65 lackie Beyerle 25 Gregory Road 12 21 64 lohn E. Bielak 29 Hintz Drive 07 11 65 Laura). Biglin 15 Harvest Lane 11 13 65 Paul Blasewitz 116 Ridgewood Road 07 10 65 Robert C Blythe 4 Parkview Road 12 21 63 )ean-Pierre Bolat 59 )ody Drive 07 29 65 Patrick A. Bordelon 54 Silliman Road 03 15 65 )ill E. Borden 1179 Yale Avenue 11 02 64 Jennifer J. Bouza 15 Tennessee Avenue 06 04 64 Stacey A. Boyton 17 Pent Road 12 28 64 Suzanne Boynton 225 Clifton Street 10 25 65 Michele M Broughton 68 Algonquin Drive 08 08 65 Melanie B. Brown 29 Pierson Drive 04 01 64 Janet A. Bruton 54 Tankwood Road 01 10 65 Harold M. Bryant, Jr. 26 Copoians Trpk 12 15 64 Wilfredo Bustos-Cordova Florida 968 Llay Llay, CHILE Lynn M. Camolli 146 Mohawk Drive 04 04 65 Patrick J. Casey 14 Hintz Drive 02 17 65 Wendy Chase 5 Valley View Drive 03 05 65 Victoria A. Child 1093 N. Farms Road 11 04 65 John A. Chudyi 29 Gaye I anp 01 08 64 Wendy J. Ciemier 68 Ridgecrest Road 01 27 65 Karen L. Cocco 25 Forest Road 03 06 65 Irene L. Collins 41 Claremont Avenue 05 12 65 David W. Combs 44 Crestview Terrace 09 15 65 Kevin J. Comerford 104 Cook Hill Road 11 06 64 James R. Cosenza 119 Highland Avenue 11 07 64 Christine M. Coughlin 49 High Street 02 13 65 Karen M. Creed 43 Fritz Place 01 23 65 Nicole C. Cuomo 148 Knollwood Road 07 20 65 Phil Curtis 478 E. Main Street 11 22 64 Marybeth Cyr 30 Circle Drive 03 12 65 Roger Dejesus 162 Hall Avenue 09 05 64 Janet L. Demmons 27 Ridge Road 02 14 65 Mary E. DeRoy 8 East Street 05 08 65 Philip DeRoy 8 East Street 02 19 63 Ralph DeSanti 123 Cheshire Road 07 04 65 Jacques J. Desjardins 31 Tennessee Avenue 02 16 64 Donna M DeStefano 7 Jodi Drive 08 10 65 Andrew T. DiVicino 1105 Northrop Road 05 08 65 Ruth A. Donovan 293 Grieb Road 10 25 65 Robert J. Doucet 30 Brookview Drive 03 19 64 Sue Doucet 30 Brookview Drive 06 04 65 Tom J. Duffy 54 Jodi Drive 09 23 65 Jean M. Dunn 43 Bull Avenue 10 04 65 Carrie L Duprey 32 Maple Avenue 08 18 65 Charles E. Eck 56 Osage Drive 03 17 65 Todd E. Ercolani 6 Highland Drive 04 14 65 Anna-Karin Eriksson Varmon 1050 S-83044 Nalden SWEDEN Arlene). Farone 10 Bailey Avenue 07 11 65 Lauren D. Fenton 74 Silliman Road 06 11 64 Craig C Fishbein 966 North Farms Road 07 16 65 James C. Fitzsimmons 50 Parkview Road 12 18 64 Jacqueline Flanagan 212 Hall Avenue 06 13 65 Paul J. Fox 39 Mansion Road 02 11 65 Everett T. Freeman 45 Chapel Street 10 15 63 William W Fritz, Jr 43 Grove Street 12 18 64 Kristine A. Gaiko 41 South Street 03 23 65 Steve D. Gallagher 46 I lope Hill Road 10 10 63 33 Mark Ciannone 596 Williams Road 10 13 64 Mark A. Gilhuly 515 Fifth Ridge Road 03 28 64 David S. Gilman 4 t Hintz Drive 03 07 65 Graydon K. Godfrey 17 Bailey Avenue 08 13 65 Kathleen K. Goodrich 34 Bull Avenue 04 12 65 Alison M Green 14 Chimney Sweep Road 07 10 64 lanet M. Gruener 7 Shangri Lane 06 02 65 David C. Harrison 26 Donat Drive 07 02 65 Mark C. Hatje 9 Ridgecrest Road 06 28 65 Russell E. Heslin 81 Silliman Road 05 26 64 Kimberly L. Hoover 16 Ridgewood Circle 06 12 65 Kathleen Hotchkiss 38 Clifton Street 01 11 65 Kimberly A. Howe 5 C.atlin Drive 04 21 65 Anna L. Hucul 75 Algonquin Drive 05 30 65 Colleen M. Hudick 73 Hintz Drive 02 26 65 Kathleen j. Hughes 21 Lynn Drive 02 12 65 Carol Janauskas 35 Apple Street 08 20 65 Reynold landreau 242 N. Cherry Street 12 29 65 Mary E. Iordan 717 7th Ridge Road 10 04 64 )eff Kazimer 291 Highland Avenue 02 17 65 Patrick M. Kennedy 38 Parker Farms Road 07 14 65 Lisa Komerowski 6 Stetson Street 11 06 65 Dawn M. Koscinski 67 School House Road 07 22 65 Kathleen A. Kossar 83 Brookview Avenue 03 02 65 Kris W. Kowalczyk 37 Hintz Drive 02 10 65 |an C. Krol 129 Parker Farms Road 03 02 65 Thomas C. Kubeck 19 Wooding Road 11 10 65 Erich Kunst 61 Summit Drive 05 10 65 Kirsten J. Lackstrom 5 Robert Lane 12 11 65 Jackie E. Ladair 959 N. Farms Road 05 30 65 Daniel R. Lamothe 1219 Old Colony Road 11 10 63 i Elizabeth |. Lanahan 24 Ridgefield Road 09 17 64 Lisa M. LaPenna 1 Pleasant Street 09 29 65 Edward A. Lindsay 13 Bailey Avenue 02 26 65 Michele). Loesch 511 5th Ridge Road 03 20 65 Laurie Lombardi 16 Edgerton Road 03 31 63 Megan E. Lowe 47 N. Ridgeland Road 06 22 65 Karen A. Lukaszewski 100 Cook Hill Road 05 29 65 Gregory I. Lyons 4 I Brownstone Road 09 24 65 Scott A. Macllvaine 63 Brookview Drive 02 27 65 Melissa L. Makely 44 Chimney Hill Road 06 18 65 Edward L. Mandell 28 Duncan 01 10 66 loseph M. Marenna 6 Lori Lane 02 19 65 Alan Martin 12 Schwab Terrace 08 31 64 Carolyn R. Marks 6 Longview Lane 09 19 65 Scott Martineau 76 Nicholas Road 10 08 64 Tony). Martino 530 Center Street 08 09 65 Valerie G. Matias 1180 No. Colony Road 11 19 64 Diane C. Maynard 18 Cottage Street 09 12 65 lames R. Mazza 10 Hintz Drive 11 04 65 Diane C. Mazzucco 7 Schwab Terrace 08 07 65 lames B. McCabe 22 Tennessee Avenue 05 19 64 Barbara L. McCormick 17 Quince Street 08 22 65 Timothy J McGowan 8 Lost Brook Lane 12 17 65 Patrick). McNally 376 Church Street 09 17 64 Pasquale Melillo 15 Haller Place 11 11 65 Chris Mierzejewski 25 Old Lane 03 23 65 George E. Mitchell 48 East Street 05 08 64 Dawn M. Montefusco 25 Calhoun Road 04 19 64 lames R. Moore 115 Ridgeland Circle 09 06 65 John R. Moore 115 Ridgeland Circle 09 03 64 Eudora J. Morin 5 Brookview Avenue 12 13 65 Michelle R. Morris 24 Jamestown Circle 12 01 65 Laurian P. Morrissey 40 Alison Avenue 01 31 65 George K. Moses 35 Highland Drive 10 10 65 Glenice L. Murphy 16 Stetson Street 10 31 65 Kevin Murray 42 Hintz Drive 04 27 64 John Nevin 15 Apple Tree Lane 06 16 65 Linda Nicastro 81 Hanover Street 07 20 65 Kim Nightingale 357 N. Cherry St. Ext 08 02 65 (ill Norman 117 Cheshire Road 04 30 65 Karen E. Olson 94 Hanover Street 11 23 65 Glen E. Packard 50 Brookview Drive 07 18 64 David I. Parent 20 Mohawk Drive 01 22 65 Diane B Parent 20 Mohawk Drive 01 22 65 Jerry J. Parrott 12 Beechwood Drive 12 02 65 Sandra A. Pascale 15 Fawn Drive 10 14 65 Eric C. Pavitt 15 Hillside Lane 09 09 64 Craig M. Pawloski 45 Ward Street 08 29 65 Christian L. Pedersen 2 Gaye Lane 12 13 64 Eileen Pellicei 30 T ankwood Road 04 24 65 Steven P. Perkowski 312 S. Cherry Street 06 09 65 Kimberly M. Phelan 63 S. Rirlgeland Road 01 14 65 Susan M. Piekarski 9 Merwyn Road 03 03 65 William C. Piper 220 Highland Avenue 05 28 65 Beatriz Pires 9 Laura Lane 06 13 63 Ellen E. Pizzonia 515 Church Street 02 14 65 Edward R. Poplawski 13 Ridgecrest Road 03 04 65 loseph L. Poplawski 13 Ridgecrest Road 03 04 65 Dawn C. Proto 5 Crieb Road 10 04 65 Lori Riccio 26 Nod Brook Road 06 16 65 Thomas L. Riccio 11 Apple Tree Lane 02 03 65 Louis F. Richard 9 Deer Run Road 06 02 65 Shelley A. Ridley 37 Cornwell Road 12 05 65 Dave N. Riso 312 Highland Road 07 13 65 Larry Robinson 76 Clifton Street 04 22 64 Diane L. Rodd 77 Ridgefield Road 06 10 64 Chris). Ruggiero 1410 Rhey Avenue 09 10 65 loan M. Salvato 37 lamestown Circle 04 30 65 Robert Satton 6 Spice Hill Drive 03 27 64 Danielle E. Scala 5 Lost Brook Lane 08 23 65 Marie E. Scheuer 10 Silliman Road 09 20 65 Wesley O. Schouten 27 Algonquin Drive 06 07 65 Christine E. Schunmann 1262 Barnes Road 09 29 65 William L. Schuster 35 Forest Road 01 27 65 Wayne R. Scott 40 Parkview Road 09 14 65 Cheryl E. Seaberg 9 Springbrook Road 02 22 65 William |. Seifert 59 Fritz Place 10 31 64 Michele M. Selness 1 Douglas Court 05 01 65 Richard F. Sheahan 22 Algonquin Drive 03 23 65 Marie E. Sheehan 53 Parker Farms Road 09 30 65 Paul A. Sherwill 13 Haller Avenue 10 30 64 Del Shewbridge 21 Grove Street 02 18 64 Holly B. Short 48 Mohawk Drive 12 18 65 John M. Sicignano 63 Ridge Top Road 10 13 64 Shari A. Scofield 200 Cook Hill Road 11 22 65 Lisa M. Sidlauscus 101 Highland Avenue 12 11 65 Anthony Sikorski 29 Hanover Road 11 24 65 Anne L. Singer 357 Hope Hill Road 12 18 65 Delbert B. Smith 1476 Tuttle Avenue 01 19 65 Robert M. Smith 22 Nicholas Road 04 20 64 Bruce R. Snyder 82 Silliman Road 04 15 65 Paul E. Sorota 61 Silliman Road 07 31 64 Darlene A. Sova 241 Quinnipac Street 06 20 65 Gina M. Spambanato 182 Cook Hill Road 01 17 65 Tama L. Sparico 14 lohnson Road 07 29 65 Bruce T. Sperry 11 King Street 04 02 65 )ohn P Spiteri 10 Old Farm Road 04 22 65 Beth Ann Staiger 210 High Hill Road 10 30 64 lennifer Stanley 13 Church Street C5 05 65 Lisa |. Stave 65 Hintz Drive 02 12 65 Timothy D. Stilson 162 Cheshire Road 05 19 65 Michael). Stupak 9 Ernest Street 09 29 65 Alexis Sulinski 1 Danny's Way 08 04 65 Robin L. Suscietto 36 Apple Street 06 06 65 Ralph W. Sweeney 490 No. Main Street 07 12 64 Barbara A. Swift 182 High Hill Road 09 30 62 Wendy A. Swift 97 Leigus Road 11 09 65 Priscilla ]. Teeney 53 Circle Drive 09 15 65 Vicki L. Thibodeau 1015 No. Main St. Ext 03 18 65 William Thomas, Jr. 60 Summerwood Drive 02 02 65 )ohn P. Tierney 1435 Rhey Avenue 07 26 65 )ohn F. Tirado 136 Clifton Street 08 29 65 Peter). Torres 139 Cook Hill Road 02 06 65 Lourdes Vaca Cabana Don Pepe D 138 Tarija, BOLIVIA 02 20 65 Donna Velardi 16 )odi Drive 11 11 64 Debra J. Vekony 330 Highland Avenue 06 22 65 Linda Vining 81 Ridgewood Road 07 20 65 Nicoletta Vullo via Savomaeola 6 44100 Ferrara ITALY 08 08 66 Anurudda Walaliyadda No. 2 Kariyawasam Place Buthgamuwa Road Rajagiriya SRI LANKA 12 05 65 Mike). Walters 168 S. Main Street 10 29 65 Sarah Ann Waterman 58 Mansion Road 02 27 65 Robert S. Wawrzeniak 633 Williams Road 10 19 62 Gary Weborg 76 Apple Tree Lane 07 26 63 Lori A. Wendt 22 Gregory Road 05 13 64 David C. Whalen 95 Algonquin Drive 12 07 64 George W. Williams 10 Hillside Lane 04 05 65 Robert Young 75 Hill Avenue 07 03 65 David Zalonski 245 Grieb Road 06 19 65 Matthew Zeoli 8 Balsam Road 01 23 65 Susan Zola 25 Sylvan Avenue 10 31 65 ALL THOSE YEARS AGO. Linda Adamczyk Carla Almeida Ralph Almeida Darlene Ashford )im Atkins Bill Bachmann 36 Larry Bencivengo Cary Baker Nancy Berger Darlene Barnes 09 )ackie Beyerle )ohn Bielak Paul Blasewitz lean-Pierre Bolat (ill Borden (anet Bruton Lynn Camolli Vicki Child Sue Benoit Jennifer Bouza Karen Cocco 37 Chris Coughlin V V- ft V V Karen Creed Marybeth Cyr Janet Demmons 38 Willie Fritz Alison Green 4 Kim Hoover Graydon Godfrey Russ Heslin Kathy Hughes Kathy Hotchkiss Carol lanauskas Mary Jordan Lisa Komerowski Dawn Kosinski Jackie LaClair Liz Lanahan Megan Lowe Karen Lukaszewski Greg Lyons Melissa Makely Scott Martineau Valerie Matias )oe Marenna Diane Maynard Carolyn Marks Jim Mazza 40 Eudora Morin George Mitchell Dawn Montefusco Michelle Morris Laurie Morrissey George Moses 41 Shelley Ridley Diane Rodd Wesley Schouten Chris Schunmann Kim Phelan Sue Piekarski Danielle Scala Marie Scheuer Shari Scofield Wayne Scott 42 Cheryl Seaberg Michele Selness Rich Sheahan Marie Sheehan Lisa Sidlauscus Anne Singer )ohn Spiteri lohn Sicignano Darlene Sova X f i , „ ¥ Beth Staiger Del Shewbridge Holly Short Tama Sparico Lisa Stave Gina Spambanato lennifer Stanley i I 43 Debbie Vekony Linda Vining George Williams Sue Zola 44 Seniors 45 Nicest Eyes Gina Spambanato Bob Doucet Nicest Smile Best Looking Wendy Swift Andy DiVicino Most Friendly Jill Borden John Tierney 46 Seniors Class Cuties Wendy Chase Tom Riccio Sue Zola Bruce Snyder Nancy Berger Kevin Murray Class Flirts A + ■V'-'v Kirsten Lackstrom John Tierney Most Dramatic Seniors 47 Class Individuals Class Sweethearts lanet Demmons Beau Godfrey Best Personality Anne Singer John Tierney Annette Barbera Pat Casey Alexis Sulinski Pat McNally Class Comedians 48 Seniors Seniors 49 Best Dressed Most Athletic Colleen Hudick Mark Gilhuly Karen Cocco John Tierney Most Artistic Most Musical Sue Piekarski Dave Gilman Sue Zola Tom Kubeck 50 Seniors Seniors 51 CAR ©few®!® ACTOR ©OBraft H©© ®® ACTRESS d®0dlC® MnUI 11 syiir ‘TP w -El3D U □ pyyn SONG 0B[FO(o)'«w®o3® Boo G[ai® MSB©05 [§®inn) ft® FEMALE VOCALIST i ft®w8@ MB©te© MILE VOCALIST HB00S7 fkqpBir® MUSICAL GROUP J)®(OT@$7 TV PROGRAM [l0 aSs[nl TOPIC OF DISCUSSION ®[°)[°)®©0ft@ |)©2£ SEASON ©[MBml@[r ■AAR fUUU Pfem DRINK CANDY Rfl«© FAST FpOD RESTAURANT IttOFi®!? GCBoog) FINE FOOD RESTAURANT Ofl©ftB© RADIO STATION wmm SPORT [F@®ftfe)®DD SAYING aa(§]® tf®0“ 0ft 1 PASTIME PSHTft BlJDf) PARTY SPOT £ ln) w[n)®C’® ©taKal IW®!? ©!?® Seniors 53 CLASS WILLS I, Megan Lowe, leave to Little House Brown peace for his last three years (maybe)! I, Mary Beth Cyr. leave to Curly all the thumb tacks in period 2 accounting class We. Frick and Hack, leave to Mr Sylvestro memories of all the good times in period 5 US history lass. I. Marie Sheehan, leave to Steve McKee all the memories and love we have shared' We. Kathy Hughes and Laurie Morrissey, leave to Boyd Biondmo a six-pack of beer I. George Moses, leave to my friends the memories of all the good times we ever had I. Mary DeRoy, leave to all Mr Picard s future students the word perse ” We. Roger, ten, and L ynn. leave to Miss Picrliom all the headaches and F's from Period 3 I. Joan Salvato, leave to Mrs. Wolfe all the fun of making glasses by herself next year! I. Janet Gruener. leave to the Girls' Swimteam all the McDonald's drive-thru roofs! I, Willie Fritz, leave to Beth and Kim all of my lewd remarks for you to share equally We. Scott M. and Dave Z, leave to Mrs. Parish all of our Spanish knowledge from Spanish 3H I, Diane Mazzucco, leave to my sister Linda all the heartaches and fun that go along with high school I. Micki Moms, leave to all my friends the memories of all our fun times in high school. I. Wendy Switt. leave to Mr Tucker and Mr. Heilman many more summer swim parties at Hammonassett. I, Annette Barbera, leave to Ms lellen a fat, juicy grapefruit and all the Steno tapes We, Anna and Shelley, leave to Graham Smith the stationwagon or Nova to go to the Barb-Q We. Shelley and Anna, leave to Michele Paolillo a two-year supply of passes and a mountain of snow!' We. Sandy. Dawn. Irene and Vicki, leave to Mr Picard all the M M’s in the world that he can eat I. Vicki Child, leave to Miss Beerbaum all of her gym tests that she gave us I, Philip DeRoy, leave to Mr. Zierler all my small erasers I I, Irene Collins, leave to Valerie Werner all the games with Red Dog. Right Field and Florida. I, Karen Cocco, leave to the Field Hockey freshmen all of the equipment and cages to carry up and down I, Kathy Hotchkiss, leave to Sue Mitchell all the good times I’ve had in Sheehan High I, Cheryl Seaberg, leave to Kathy Candela two more wonderful years of putting up with Wild. I, Cheryl Seaberg, leave to Ed Martindale one more year of putting up with Kathy Candela. I. Garfield Kowalczyk. leave to Mr. Vamvakis my stacks of strange, poorly spelled, weird writings I. Mary Iordan, leave to The Big S all of my future trips to Newport' I, Janet Demmons. leave to Ms. lellen the IBM Displaywriter and all the damn diskettes. I. Pumper, leave to Michellan Man all my uncalled phone numbers — good luck with them! I. Studnic, leave to the whole gang my official certified techniques of studliness. I, Chris Schunmann. leave to my brother. Chris, all the good times I had here Good luck. Spud. I. Beth Staiger, leave to my friends all the memories of our great times together I. Michele Arthur, leave to Ms Samaha my four-year scholarship to S.C.S.C. I. Darlene Ashford, leave to Scott Casciano one fragrant WOODY!! I, Wes Schouten, leave to Mr. Kosmski my two suits bought with swindled WA TT money I, Alan Martin, leave to Ian Gagne my right foot so she can keep a steady beat. I, Glenice Murphy, leave to Lauren DeRosa all the fun memories of the cheerleading squad GL. We. the Seniors of Yearbook Staff, leave to Ms lellen a loaded gun and some sleeping pills to handle next years staff 54 Seniors , Lisa Stave, leave to Mr. Hill, Mr. Farley, Mr Perez and Mr Charette my mouth and good luck' I. Barbara Swift, leave to Mike. Dom, Sal. and Rose to carry on my spirit of a good time We. Jean and Dar. leave to Michele and Laura cafe A in the morning. I. Alison Green, leave to my baby sister Erica my English ADAM ANT T-shirt I. Jean-Pierre Bolat, leave to Mr Novakowski my stupid questions. I, Jim Moore, leave to Don Finn the wall I, Pat McNally, leave to Mr. Tucker my physics book so he con study for an hour. I, Greg L yons, leave to Mr Perez my fluorescent shirt and Hawaiian pants I, Joe Marenna, leave to any girls who will use it my phone number (page 163). I, Gary Weborg, leave to Paul Reynolds my locker I. Linda Vining, leave to all my teachers three more years of my little brother Walter I, Gary S. Beedle. leave to Mrs McGuire all my math work that I did in her class. I, Sir Lawrence, leave to Craig DeLoughery the ORB. my best wishes and everything else!! O.M I, Priscilla Teeney. leave to Kim Sundwall all the exciting math classes we shared here I, JB, leave to DB all the grueling hours of practice yet to come. I, Michele Back, leave to my sister Annette three more years of German and German Club I. James Cosenza, leave to Lisa Emerlingme and my love, forever! I, Lynn Camolli. leave to my little brother Howie all the luck he'll need to pass four years of this place I. Laura Biglin, leave to Kim Sundwall the problems, hassles and headaches from the squad' I. Elizabeth, leave to Jamie a clean sweatshirt to wear that doesn 't smell I, Laurie Morrissey, leave to my brother Pat all the late night talks and 6 30 a m early risings I, Carla Almeida, leave to Al Zupka all my hugs and smiles to last you a lifetime I, Sue Piekarski, leave to my little brother the best of luck and all my love always. I, Sandy Pascale, leave to Petey Pascale three more years with Mrs Toman I. Thomas Kubeck, leave to Stuart Schouten my ever cherished first trumpet chair in band. We. Molly and Wiper, leave to the Soccer Team one bottle of champagne. I, Karen Creed, leave to my twin Michelle all the fun that goes along with looking like me I, Jan Krol. leave to Beth Geiger a red light, a mask. Fireplace, and the beach! I, Dawn, leave to Beth the fireplace, beach, candlelight dinners and pillow fights. I, Valerie Matias, leave to Leah Spam my ghost to spook her forever I, Rich S.. leave to ”Splash Gordon all the dents I inflicted in the last four years. I, Lori Riccio, leave to Renee Biglin all my alligator shirts. I, Del Shewbridge, leave to DP. and D.R all of my empty bottles and the champagne spots. We, the Class of 1983 girls, leave to the Class of 1984 girls the senior lav stall!!! I, S.M., leave to K.M. the good times this place doesn 't have to offer I, A.S.. leave toM.M., C.C, L.M. and A M the tradition of un-tradition Keep it up kids!!! I, Wendy Ciemier. leave to my baby sister Suzanne the excitement of being a senior!!! I, Jennifer Bouza, leave to Mrs. Feehan my clerical office procedures and my first marking period grade We, the last original D and D gamers, leave to the new gamers of MTS the memories ot Bill, Don. Jane. Bob. Al. Kris, and Carla. Seniors 55 I. Elizabeth, leave The Boss my yob - I quit I. Diane Maynard, leave to 1C. PS. and AZ all our memories of the practice room and getting out of it' I. Iim Fitzsimmons, leave to all my friends the good times - may the bad times fade away. I. Holly Short, leave to Mr Kosmski all ot my tokes I used last year in USH I. Mary DeRoy. leave to all MTS Vais '' Gag me. Grody to the max. Omigod and like fer shirr I. lanet Gruener. leave to Jessie a good year with COM I. Willie Fritz, leave to Coach Neubs my brother Mike Make him get a haircut I. Diane Mazzucco. leave to my sister Linda an alarm clock so she can get up in the morning I. Wendy Swift, leave to Mr Biondino all the aggressive running miles down Leigus Rd I.AB. leave to DH all the good times on the curb, many more Js We. Anna and Shelley, leave to Tracy and Heidi all the happiness and a lifetime of new parties We. Shelley and Anna, leave to Monk and John the memory of the wall and a secret passage to Barb-Q I. Philip DeRoy. leave to my brother Peter my seat in cafeteria B I. Karen Cocco, leave to Mary Ellen Roy and Cindy Thomas all demerits they received from their captain I. Kathy Hotchkiss, leave to Rohloff and Glenn all the happiness anyone could possibly have I. Dan Lamothe. leave to Mrs Parish my French accent I. Mary Jordan, leave to Curly all the memories of Period 2 accounting class! I. Chris Schunmann. leave to Steve. Ed. and Stu the best for your senior year(s) I, Michele Arthur, leave to Karen and Kris Austin all my extra credits I. Darlene Ashford, leave to the Girls' Soccer Team (esp Shelley) one Tony Pierce and a successful season in 1983 I. Wes Schouten. leave to Mr Houlihan my bells, so that the band can always tinkle I. Glemce Murphy, leave to Carrie Diaz our track memories and all the guys (RH) I. Alison Green leave to my baby brother Warren my punk blue hairspray I. Jean-Pierre Bolat. leave to Mr Hill 2000 musical tickets, a DOG dance and my harem I. Iim Moore, leave to Mr Houlihan six plumes, two hats and Wayne Thomas - good luck!! I. Greg L yons, leave to Mr Heilman a new set of batteries for his pointer. I. Joe Marenna. leave to Ed Mart indale the remnants of every disgusting thing I did I. Cary Weborg. leave to Frit Soderlund Mr Fusco to look after and to keep busy. I. Priscilla Teeney, leave to Gina Juliano all the stupid parts in the Christmas play I IB leave to IT the rest of his sc hoot years to party his heart out I. Laura Biglin. leave to Julie and Renee fights over the curling iron and the hair dryer I. Carla Almeida, leave to Mr Vamvakis many lovely poems and echos of medieval battles I. Thomas Kubeck. leave to any capable person my famous piano bench in Mrs Zola's choral room I. Karen Creed, leave to Linda Mazzucco all the fun we have at senior parties I. I K . leave to F.F. the great number 2 I, Jennifer Bouza. leave to Mrs Zola my terrible singing voice I. Diane Maynard, leave to Sheehan High School memories from the last ot the The Maynards I. Iim Fitzsimmons, leave to Mr Cigas and Ms Jellen all the things that they asked me to do that never got done. 56 Seniors jJ ruxyt CLcul We, the Class of 1983, began our four years at Mark T. Sheehan High School in September of 1979 ... we were lucky to start at Sheehan because the removal of the ceiling asbestos took up the entire summer and almost caused a delayed opening . our class advisors were introduced to us at our first class meeting: Mr. Hill, Miss Pierlioni and Miss Malchiodi... class elections were held and our first President was Laurie Morrissey, assisted by Vice-President Kathy Hughes, Treasurer )ohn Tierney and Secretary Anna I lucul... at the first Homecoming Game we sold burgundy and gold carnations... we made our first big bucks . . . our representatives in the Royal Court were Prince and Princess Tony Pimentel and Wendy Swift... we had a lot of posters for a freshman class ... we were in charge of the boys' swimming concessions . . . picked up a few coins . . . The end of January brought us to our first Mid-Year Exams ... guess the hearts in the jar was a February activity ... a March dance was planned but was aborted at the last minute (low ticket sales) ... we were part of the state program on Proficiency Testing given to all ninth graders in March . .. Spring brought with it many car washes and bake sales... a pancake breakfast was held on Mother's Day (May 11)... FIRE (a little flame never hurt anyone)... the year ended with class elections for our sophomore year. .. President Tom Riccio, Vice-President )im Fitzsimmons, Treasurer Jill Borden and Secretary loan Salvato . .. Finals signaled that summer was around the corner... summer came and we were on the verge of being sophomores!!! Fall of 1980 . . . another pancake breakfast was held . . . this time it was on November 22 (the day of the Homecoming Game) )ohn Tierney and Anna Hucul were elected to represent us in the Homecoming Court... we won The Game that year 12-0 ... Sheehan decals were ordered . .. Mid-year Exams ...). C. Harper Band blew the walls down ... a visit by the WHCN Walrus was the highlight of the concert. .. prom planning began . . . a $100 deposit was made for Zandri's Stillwood Inn . elections were held again . . . President Wes Schouten, Vice-President lean-Pierre Bolat, Treasurer Kirsten Lackstrom and Secretary Kathy Hughes . . . Finals . . . and this summer we were finally among the ranks of UPPERCLASSMEN!!! September of 1981 . . . we began the first of our two years as upperclassmen at our first big class meeting a visitor told us about memo boards . . . we sold over $2,000 worth .. . that was our biggest fund-raiser of the year... at Homecoming we won best posters .. . again it was pancake time .. . Mid-years ... a springtime concert with the Pictures and Zoid was quite an experience (fire alarm, smoking and drinking). . that was the last concert for a while at MTS . . Kathy Hughes was elected prom chairman and the final planning was completed . . . Powerhouse was the band the theme was lust Between You and Me ... a candy sale again, this time M M's . . . Finals ... elections were held at the final big class meeting . .. President lean-Pierre Bolat, Vice-President Kathy Hughes, Treasurer Kirsten Lackstrom and Secretary Chris Schunmann . . . summer came and we were finally seniors. Fall of 1982 . .. SENIORS ... car washes at Ken's Exxon ... we shared football concessions with the Booster Club . . . “HOMECOMING 1982 . . . we won best posters and most school spirit. . . )ean-Pierre Bolat was chosen King while the honor of Queen was bestowed upon AFS student Anna Eriksson ... following the pep rally we hosted the Powder Puff Game |an Krol received the kick-off and ran for the first touchdown in the game, but we were defeated by Lyman Hall 20-6 .. . The Game was played at Fitzgerald Field at Lyman Hall... The Titans were downed 12-0... GODSPELL (December 2-5)... a break-in on Saturday night. . . the crooks made off with about $2,000 . Mid-year Exams ... Senior Prom May 14, 1983 at the Aqua Turf... Senior Day ... Yearbooks were received . . . Senior Outing at Holiday Hill on lune 2,1983 . .. Senior Skip Day (a favorite tradition). . . the annual Senior Bloodmobile was held our FINAL finals . . . rehearsal for the big day . . . GRADUATION!!! Puff- Jh P t fr j ft■ 5vi.oi 2- t Fin a. I CTii i t 1-982� • ill, Seniors 57 58 Seniors sjofuas 09 62 Seniora Seniors 65 66 Seniors Sniff Kss.To Al our good times ILY EP JG.Mf YOU CAN Always MAKE it up to A' C' FP SP. member wnp day well walk our bb's in the park IS.S8.DP. I ll mrss you Good Luck HU'HOTMARSH HY KFKBTH KLASPDKDSUE - 24 - D ABEED FFBARBIE WIPER and GOOBER I LL MISS YOU SITTIEIIM EUGENE-I LOVE YOU, THAT EXPLAINS IT ALL IHANX FOK THE TlMfS;TRUST MC.EUGCNETTE Daryn-Genesis lives’See ya next year’KG AL.DO ME DO Ml.BABE I LOVE YOO-KRfSS Dt-Pte.Gma.Daryn, AZ Mom ADacHLY.Ian Jan.How about a Tom-Tom? Love Dopey al. Al.ALAN'(martin Zupka)We luv U JP PI Pam - thanx tor being a friend - ILY - Jan Dt-Pie-Keep it gotnglove ya.kid'Jan-Pie Todd POWERS I think your something else - Kathy THANKS TO SB. IS.SP. DP. MS. CS, DM. 1C FOR All THE FUN AND GOOD TIMES WE HAD MICHELE HOLLY - LOVE YOUR VOLLEYBALL TEHCNIQUE! SPITZ LS - REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES FROM 7th- 12th GRADE MS - THNKX FOR All YOUR UNDERST ANDING AND HELP SB Thank you Mr Ggas for one year of Chemistry and JtUO-PUDOtNG!' DB PC per four JIM COSENZA-Just wanted to say hello' Have you seen the light -us CAMARO Lovers. JEFF-Will you still be sending me a valentine, birthday greeting, bottle of woe? Mike Clinton Beach Sleeping Caant Our Love 4ever Mikel'llalways Luv U No Matter what happens JacB SB - BABY COME TO ME YOU ARE A GREAT FRIEND LUVTH I N , D M. the party at D.M.S was great! MMDVEMKOBSI LOVE YA YOU BOINKS (GO-CO S!) MsviMl SSHJGDV Never forget the CCR-DOHLO' Mark B Parties Moons Southern Cross ILY Gwens M S. J N. Memories bnng happy smiles Sue. Luv those green eyes you. Honeybear Goober Thanx tor the goodtimes 143 Sandy |G. MF You can always make it up to C’EP GOOD LUCK TO THE a ASS OF 83 T Lorch FROM THE DESK IN THE MIDDLE - GOOD LUCK AH Andrew Tom. Thanks for your help and friendship I love you both Peace. Lex Teddy, your homeroom smiles made my year' STM. I never want you to forget me' Luv, Car I love my teddy bear n shmmg armor' KWK You nonce something odd Beware the ninja Davs of joy Happiness Luv you Sue HB Go-Go s ♦ Punk always'” MM MS BS KO DV MY 56 OLDS WILL CRUISE THIS TOWN TINW CD BUILT FOR SPEED - MY LADY - LATE CRUSING Ell TD TO BOB - HEY BUDDY REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES - ERICH To SB my Friend and luv for all the good times LYEK Bdl. I'll Luv U 4ever and always Unda Ch-Thanx lur all the memories ILY LS Thanx tor all the great times Deb ♦ Lisa 2MYTRUEFRJFNDSINOWHOUR! LUVUALL-BF.TH lisa LLoves Ralph B and lisa K loves Daves DmcD's Johnny - Lena truly loves ou' 69 Camaros rule' Reunite a t Auntie Erma LV - Knowing that UR around makes me happy L ♦ FFBS M D Thanx for all the good times’ S B Joe. I love you so much js. Thanx to all friends ♦ the wild times - BS san III .ALWAYS remember you anyway Luv Ya! Cher R S Did you mean to do that? ' A B Corn Bean I’R Miss va Keep in touch pancake LA Tim McGowan you mrssed out not me HY LA Bill Schuster We're uncoordinated kissing ILY NB - UR GREAT! WATCH OUT CAPE COD HERE WE CO-ME JD BO THANX FOR BEING U - SIEEPMG GIANT B 1 HY � AN WENDY YOU'VE BEEN A VERY SPECIAL FRIEND THESEPAST FEW YRS I KNOW' WE WIL CONTINUE TO BE AS CLOSE KM BOfREY - Your hairdry er, beer me DEMMONDSHY' You all made it GREAT Thanx 83 HYTP Russ hat is a Chilean? A lovable person PB GEORGE GIGGLES'EVERYONE - THINK GREEN! VAMP VAL - NAPKINS. AI MAN. SPHRHO. ITALY ♦ ME HY-C- Twist thanks I'm gonna rrxss ya Diane P - Goober • thanx for the goodtimes 143 — Sandy Gina SP1RHO • THINK GREEN 4-EVER FRIENDS PJ MOMMA - I DON T LIKE SANDWOtS BUT HY GJ CH IS WC MD It's the little things we do and say that mean so much as we go our own way Thanx LA DEAD hearts madrson Katie Tony Ralph Bumby RHPS Wendv Ceirmer s h t.p , | m p r. etc LL LK Jay Choabes. Dave. Ralph. Special Ed ll DGVegermte Sandwiches and Biros Irene - Macs, DT, Greeks. Sr Jr Prom Sean, ralph Honeybear Luv those blue eyes you. Sue KC. blue mood today' Luv. l udcBes MKheHe My Mom Knows about MS Love Joe loe P Thanks for the good times - ILY - MM AGAdam Ant-Ant Music forever - EngJand'MM ALISON - ANT MUSIC 4EVER -11 13 82 - LUVU - WENDY MICHAEL LOVE IS SO PRECIOUS IM SO Q AD WE SHARE IT TB rrs BEEN LIKE REAL FUN THANX CCKCL8LRDM Flow Are Your Cats. Ms Mien? Steno u LA ScottO — Thanx for the days together - HY' CM Spitz - Dave 8reakfast Donuts Mathomon nogs JimM locker, pupems Mr Morans Class always L VT French, N Y . Paul, Eric, notes always LL Long live lifeguard Groupies' Huh? the moon's So out 2-12 lionvah SSSTH66JUSTTHEBEQNNINGHOVEYOU TTT |K THANKSEORTHE DREAMS AN THEMEMORIESLOVEBG DABFED 24 Forever U2 BARBIE love MOON ROX ANNE STRAY CATS FMe Hard Brian Purr Precious FHead Elbow Sex Under The Pool Table Moon Ripper FT - POKBTHE LBGKfSBCD SMKP 143 Kaiwi FF - BC. PD. TH. El . Kl . KF . SB. SM CDluv Always KB Beth. Thanks for being a friend - Love always Kim Putts. I love you more each day' Kricket THANKS 4 Tl IE GOOO TIMES KSKFAIK IDTPCEW FBPBBBC Bill thanx for the memories luv. Kns W er Goober. I Know where u want to go! S • luv KB KBPB8 THANKS FOR TF-tf PAC -M NIGHTS AND WADS BG MM THNK YOU FOR EVERYTHING - MEMORIES Y WS Tomy friends Thanx tor the special memories N8 SPIDS, This is a serrated butter knife'LM N1CO. OK SPED! WE LOVE YOU1 DONT FORGET US TTTYCXJHAVEMADEMYLASTTWOYEARSGREATLUVSSS JS HOPE SPANISH 3ENRICHED YOUR LFE SM MISSING: 5 drly coke bottles with beer' KEVIN, ED. PAT HAVE YOU SEEN IT? ? thanx HS LM, JT. |S, Thanks for the good times I)A Wes Always exdM.cbale. And Thanx ILY Cheryl Scott, Beware of flying 1 0110.1 CARS' SPITZ Craig - you're a Babe’ Love ya - Ally - opps’xx DANO The OMobiie must ride so lets GET HUNGRY IC.-n-SS 1 1 831 l-n-R B Sandy. Dawn, and Lisa thanks for being the best friends a persontould have You guvs are the best. Love ya, Reeme BILLS Thanx for themem lour friendship 143 - CK BOB - IYA HOPE THAT OUR DREAMS BECOME REALITY. MARIE - THIS 6 VERY GOOD COFFEE’ I'LL BE HERE WS SEVEN 6 A VERY FUNNY NUMBER’ CS WS. KL WC, CH. DB - Hi Cuties Ant Music For Sex People - AG Lori rem the Rreat times we F� ad! HY - CP CIN. friends forever. THE CL ASH GAG ME pee DAN YOUR THE BEST, Dont tease me 1-4-3 Jennifer DeNuccio to the office please - CC Eudora - The Dukes of HAZARDS Live on Jan KK Your the Best Friend Anybody Could have HY KN TFTANKX 4 THE MEMORIES THE 4 YRS OF OUR FRIENDSFHP 8E GOOO - NA NA-NA'll YAF Sonor B We love you KC MS E8 per 2 82 NEXT YEAR 6 OURS' SEMORS OF 84 slUVUOEB No class has less class than this class! Is 4 realy over I earned this nervous breakdown and no one will take it away' IJ leff - Beaches, sunsets. Helion us FORFVER Lauren we had good times I” Love you COSENZA. when win you get a REAL car? - Cl Doug you make me happy I Los e you Ba b SPVCDMK TURN ON RT 5 MAKE A DAY OF IT' 11 11 82DP Jean. I need that W AD realy bad DS Boll, we are forever and a day’ ILY Me Thanks tor the friendship guys DS. ID If Pick a pocket for the psychis' Sean Ralph an Dave SWEETS WE WERE SO HAPPY - WHO ENDED IT CS MB. 1C - NOTHING BURNS MY REAR END MORE DIP Therefore I say: EA' let these things Be' Pt JBMPT8RB REMB8FRGIES EXPSMACHO DANBK ?! DEB KATHY, Thanks for everything HY - Laurie Yesterday was |ust another clay til I met u u changd my life completely around Irftin my spirit in 2 aurarm smark m the day I fel in luv with u - IV BS SOUTHERN ROCK LIVES IN A243 DDVk - Turnon Rt 5 madoi SVIOt SM IIY Drud SP SANDY P THANX FOR ALWAYS BEING TF3ERE ILY DAWN P KRN THANX FOR FVFRVTHING YOU RE THE BEST KY DAWN LISA SID - KEEP YOUR EYE - BALLS IN YOUR MOUTH - DP Remember The Times We Had SBOPSPMBEMV CKKDMJM DONNA ZONA HMMY MACLEAN - remember 12 26 82 Thanx for the talk It meant alot — We CARE TRUST each other - weH make it YOU I - I LOVE YOU! CMLMMHRN. U-Gals Are the Best' Good LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 84 Willie, lune 5 '82 FLOOD' Stuck m the truck' JK - PUKE IN THE SHOWER' V12 83 WOW Fit Snug s Jeep lour Tvler M . FEB. 82 - Paul SHERWHL S you could of had it huh |k DKPD ZAYKfc NKjHIS AKL fQKFVER 11 19 82 JF DAWN REMEMBER BAND' TllS!! FfELP! JAN CATAPHLARS WORK STORIES ARE BEST WF. JK HMMY WIL.IE ARE WE GONNA BE ON TV IAN WFPS - HELL NIGHT 1982 Exclusive photos JF EP - look out Franklin Pierce. Flere we come' JF Anne S Stay Low ® all tmes'FLA 82 Jan THE 5WFDL ♦ DR SNUGGES - C� «.LY Off WF Whatever h To Be, know That God Loves Us AG - PTl MMnovl3wywt — John — I Luv You - WC ♦ me Luv Adam' AG Happy Valentines Day From Laurie MB. REMEMBER Si JMMFR OF 1981 AT LAKE ANDlGRGPGJS HANX FRIENDSH Y: LSMBMSMBPD PVCEMKKJ BOMKC SP - REMEMBER THIS ONI EAT YOUR FORK WITH A FRUIT LORINOA B. WHL YOU SHUT UP’ DAR U AND ICLD RITE BUTIFL POETRY 2« TF1ER. SPITZ Thank you Mom. Dad. Bdl Ruth, Love BOB Laurie ♦ Kim Thanks for all the memories AS NB - TFfSBIT GOOO LUCK BUDDIES' LOVE WENDY P S. 1 was never served papers h it final? ? N8 LM. JT. fS Get a K B l HUKFt Al� d o K GOOD TIMES DA AHYTAHCHOfC 8LMME 3 STEPS JUDASP GUESS WHO SPITZ YOU CAN BUY FOR ME ANYTIME LUV, DAR Steno 2 will never be the same agam' HI SPESKKKCCTYOUGUYS ARE GREAT 143 KP MD - whip cream and Punk’ Love Chris PMB Thanx 4 die good times Luv KPKTEBKSGS CARRIE JOHN PAUL THNKS 4 CREAT TIMES - LUV TONI BPBBJMPSWf - THANX - ILL MISS U GUYS -1 LUV U - TONI We are al scara s - F OKlKB8GKITHflSMBCD WGM KB U dont know what U missed TOO BAD WF HY BHL S U R MY SWEETY 4-EVER BUNNY- WARREN THANX 4 THE MEMORIES - HUVU - 10 10 82 WC NB. EP. 18. ID. HERE'S TO THE FUTURE' Bol'KIT' AS CHRISS1611 ALWAYS REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES KP KO bowties FF. DPsequoy andularethamia pkjnktmm alfalfa, rabbits. Iibo, acid. cruismg. swamp. lifeguards. I want candy, parties 4 ever KAREN 143 PATTI ROSE - BEST FRIENDS BEACH WEEK 83? ME 11 IE THANKS VICKI FOR ALL THE MEMORIES LOVE MP YT OUR FRIENDSHIP WHL ALWAYS BE CHERISF€D ILY - MICHELE’ THANKS FOR AIL THE GREAT TIMES TOGETHER AH, SR YOUR VERY SPECIAL! LOVE YA! JOHN YOU WHL ALWAYS HAVE A SPECIAL PL ACE IN MY HEART' I LOVE YOU MK.HELE' Bob. the cape, skiing, friends, work ♦ school KC Susoetto - Short PP 82 Blue 22 Blue 22 Coke Wl. Fonda isn't going to be the same coke Chm Kir Kathy my bestest friends HY ALL! Cher |PB MAY U FIND THE PATH TO HAPPINFSS - RAP PSHUVURMY LYF JBC GAMC.AD.M1 WONT HURT U LUV U AZ By the way, thanx for the typewriter IP LB KOU.ADIO DCXJASSI LIVES FOREVER IN CORSE’ Robm. never lose sight of your dreams ILY HEY GIRLS LIKE REMEMBER WHEN66 - MKCLLD WIPERWOMAN NHFAK BCX DNESTPHUNT MPUF1 LUVKIM KB-JOLM-KHHJS-ETC: THANX FOR THE MEMORIES KP JPB. CAPE COD CALLS - LET S ANSER’ HY.WS Good luck with Brian Vicky Love Ya. 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WE CANT All BE PERFECI' SPITZ ILU Jan, you make tomorrow a much tsetter day love Bo Sarah. Youve Got Beautiful Eyes' love SPITZ FIOLLY. Iwant my UNDERWEAR back' love SPITZ BAl LOONS AND THE RONALD ROOM GLD llBCTWSC SKLCS DEL. LETS LET IHt MEMORIES LIVE AGAIN’ WS Lori RFM the great times we had' ILY - CP WC. CH, DB - Hi Cuties Ant fvkjsic Forever AG JTCCSW - OH MY GOD’Mid years 1 20 83 WHD' - |f WFIKDK - Never Forget. ESI’N. WS. BTs Fit CA THANX FOR MAKING THIS YF AR SPf CIAL H Y AS NB BEW ARf Of THOSE REOCCURRENCES' ILY AS EP KEEP TF€ VASELINE ON YOUR UPS' ILY AS 68 From left: Advisor Mrs. Mascia-Roberts. Assistant Advisors Mr Roberts and Mrs Seated: Debbie Masterson, President, and Cindy Thomas, Vice-President; Petrin. standing: Shelley Pesta, Secretary, and Bill Karlon, Treasurer. ROW I, from left: Doris Dejesus, Bob Donovan, Ralph Diaz, Mike Cohen, Bill Tazzino, )ohn Escoto, Paul DcLucia, Kenny Forsythe, Mike Germanese, Jennifer Cannon. Maria Ferraiolo ROW 2: Don Collins, John Caruso, Craig Deloughery, Tony Bartlett, loseph Burness, Sue Ciemier, Cherie Camire, Beth Fergusson, Maria DiMonaco, Emma Dundon, Lisa Emerling, Lorinda Bates ROW 3: Julie Brewster, Linda Birmingham, Sue Fortier, Angela Conte, Shirley Berthiaume, Tami Brunell, Mike Frisco, Sharon Cerreto, Robin Bersch, Jonathan Duke. Paula Clogher ROW 4: Scott Arnold, Rick Barbieri, Arne Bjarno, Chris Colt, Kenny Cairns, Mark Briles, Eugene Arm- strong, Dwayne Cooper, Kurt Bauman Marcel Desjardins ROW 5: Al Beamon. Charlie Bercier, Jay Barbieri, Danny DeVoe, Kalli Gettner, Danette Christopher, Gloria Birtha. Tracy Borzillo. Denise Benko, Karl Fellner, Chris Dellaselva, Don Allard ROW 6: Marie Dichello, Kim Castiglione, Theresa Ercolani, Lynelle Forcinelli, Tim Cronin, Kari Benson, Julie Biglin, Kris Gardenier, Dina Chambrelli, Curt Atkinson, Kris Austin, Jayne Babinsky. Missing from picture: Karen Austin, Steve Avery. Dehra Boughton, Tom Brann, Paul DeMerchant, Brian Donaldson, Kathy Fritz. 70 Juniors ROW 1, from left: Heidi Miller, Robin Nash, Mary Rose Meade, Lauren Montgomery, Barbara Kahl. Mike Hall, Marc Houston, David Ivan, Scott Hubbard Steve Hugo John Koba ROW 2: Andrew Makay, Donna Lipcan, Bill Karlon, Tom Masse, Ed Martindale, Jason Kazimer. Rick Gibson, John Gopoian, Eric Helland. ROW 3: Marc Miculski, Steve McKee, Jeff Mihalek. Sherry Kittredge, Karen Gionet. Barbara Coral. Denise Harrison, Brenda Ko, Kim Kelly, Maria Hass, Sue Mullen, Danielle Heroux ROW 4: Debbie Peel, Lisa Mathews, Karen Mueller, Marybeth Nalewajk, Eileen Harrington, Lori Irwin, Mary Kossar, Wendy Horbock, Sharon Jarvis Patty Langella Jen- nifer Leiss, Lucy Marinuzzi ROW 5: Judy Pagan, Sue Nagy, Ellen McFarline, Kathy McMahon. Lisa Noster, Kathy Langa. Robin Saul, Eric Loesch, Daryn Mart hi, Gregg Har- rison ROW 6: Mike Pasinski. Mandy Miller. Mark Meadows, Darren Lynn, Scott Ogrisek, Jeff Lucas, Chris Dellaselva, Don Moran, Warren Green. Bob Luca, John Mathews. Missiniz from oicture: Tom Gilson lohn Hall Kathleen Hanrirh Dave HnlrnvH Tom Kino f arnl Mactwcnn noKKio Mictorcnn khoiu 74 77 Advisor Mr. Biondino, laid back and mellow From left: Vice-President Patti DeCennaro, Secretary Sue Mullen, and President ludy Bush; Treasurer Dan Page is missing from photo ROW 1, from left: Carolyn Butterfield, Fran Cusano, Kathy Candela, Judy Bush, Rob Grillo, Bill Bowden, Fred Bouza, john Brinkley, Mark Allard, Cliff Bartlett, Bob Barker, Fred Franzom ROW 2: Pete DeRoy, Jim Brown, Mike Bermudez, John Benoit, Mark Bencivengo, Janet Bush, Lauren DeRosa, Steve Barry, Ken Bloom, Denise Errato, Tammy Ball, Geniene Dugan, Chrys Cusio, Romana Caires ROW 3: Eddie Estep, Dave Corriveau, Cindy Blasewitz, Lynn Boutillier, Penni Chasse, Annette DeStefano, Scott Baylow, Judy Allen, Chris Benevento, Pete DeGioia, Tom Dorio, Mike Fritz ROW 4: Carrie Diaz, Sandy Bullock, Dierdre Doyle, Patty DeGennaro, Kim Brown. Lisanne Dorsey, Kathy Cronin. Melissa Bell, Charmaine Brown, Kim Carlin, Valerie Dunn, Lori Delmolino ROW 5: Maria DeAngela. Caroline Dallas, Kim Cooper. Renee Bergeron. Laura Boehner Deanna DiPasquale. Joanna DeJGaudio, Paul Bomto. Bob Devoe. Chris Connelly. Brian Beckert. Patti Delvecchio. Laureen Connelly Missing from picture: Walter Ball. Peter Bartlett, Tracy Bishop, Laura Cote, Bob Dellacamera 82 Sophomores Sophomores 03 ROW 1, from left: Mary Anne Morneau, Bob Merski, Steve Hatch, Rick Lewis, Gift Moss, Marc Henderson, Gina Juliano, Virginia Jankowski, Mike Kronberg, Jeff Koziel, Matt Griffith, Steve Giardina, Steve Hubbard ROW 2: Todd Lombra, Gary Kinney, Dave LaCoss, Bob Lynch, Tina Longley, Paul McCarthy, John Parker, Cami MacLean. Michele Paolillo, Steve Malone, Phil Longley, Pete Umosani, Jack Larese. ROW 3: Maggie Herrera, Regina Glidden, Debbie Morgan, Jennifer Marks, Holly Hulicki, Rose Mary Lopes, Michele Loomis. Mark Hornyack, Danny Page. Craig Odermatt. Teresa LaCourse, David Laffin. ROW 4: Robert Gerson, Mike Pawloski, Dan McKeehan, Steve Giannini, Bernie Mirles, Seth Hillman. Jodi Ouellette, Sue Mullen, Laura Misiaszek, Jan Gagne. ROW 5: Lisa Massaro, Lisa Mirles, Kim Hancock, Lisa Grillo. Beth Geiger, Pat Morrissey, Dominick Pascale, Jon Peckman, Don Moores, Ernie Martino, Jim Gombita, Frank Hart ROW 6: Karen Lorusso, Michelle Gruener, Karen Fuhr, Eileen Linaberry, lorn Holman, Emmy Gibson, Patti Delvecchio, Romana Caires, Chrys Cusio, Lori Delmolino, Annette Morneau. Maria Goncalves, Julia Gallagi, Sue Ganepy. Missing from picture: Wayne Montefusco. ROW 1, from left: Laurie Smith, Diane Polito, Kristen Pippin, Valerie Philbrick, Cheryl Wilson, Michelle Trenchard, Mike Skapczynski, Phil Stasulli, John Slocum, Jim Williams, Frank Venn. ROW 2: Lisa Simler, Donna Proto, Ruth Preble, John Proulx, Dave Wargo, Brian Tomlinson, Rajenda Solanslci, Harvey Stanley, Mike Sgambati. Mike Silvia, Mark Selness ROW 3: David Routh, John Ritskowitz, Bill Wadsworth, Jim Roblie, Jose Santiago, Ron Powell, Lisa Zola, Mary Velardi, Lori Townsend, Joy Soderlund, Michele Paolillo, Cami MacLean ROW 4: Tom Ruggiero, Mike Reeves, Dave Tiedemann, Jeff Rhodes, Leigh Anderson, Jody Vincent, Kim Walker, Dave Young, Maynard Vass, Stuart Schouten ROW 5: Kurt Swenson. Joie Schneider. Jim Weyant, Andy Reynolds, Val Werner, Laurie Summerfield, Sue Schaeffer, Janet Bush, Jackie Tatro, Mike Sullivan, Marty Regan ROW 6: Ted Piekarski, Debbie Zalonski, Amy Sage, Robin Saul, Karen Picard, Andy Tirado, Mickey Saldana, Willie Robles, Scott Sireno, Ray Smith, Diane Sypek, Leslie Teeney, Kurt Zemke, Paul Petro. Missing from picture: Jennifer Pilon. Cynthia Pomerleau, Doug Sabino, Blanche Steele, John Taylor, Andy Ipsta, Fran Shay, Marisa Turtola, Joseph Turner. 86 88 Advisor Ms. Gurrieri flanked by Assistant Advisors Mr. Ardas and Mr. Morawski From left: seated. Vice President Todd Powers and President Nancy Macken- zie; standing. Treasurer Chris Meade and Secretary Dave True. ROW 1, from left: Sharri Driscoll, Michele Bates, Sandy Battles, Annette Back, Lara Betta, Lisa Bemis, Dawn Bachmann, Eileen Anderson, Lynn Bixford, Linda Blakeslee, Renee Biglin, Mary Beth Grasse, Sue Fazzino ROW 2: Elizabeth Goncalves, Sarah Birdsey, Teri Alogna, Charlotte Ayers, Deanna Bencivengo, Ricky Allen, Brian Albert, Pete Arneson, Dennis Bielak, Diane Caruth, Ioann Conte, David Clark, Cheryl Farone ROW 3: Dawn Gayton, John Bates, Shawn Bjornberg, Richard Bersch, Glenn Barton, Jesse Barkasy. Matt Belcourt, Ken Beamon, Suibain Caulfield, Lisa Cerreto, Carol DeSautels, Lisa DiGoia. ROW 4: Kim Davidson, Joe Chordas, Steve Brown, Gene Clemente, Art Bruneau. Roy Brewster. Dennis CollinsL Howie Camolli, Chris Brown, Miriam Bouchoutrouch, Kay Divine, Donna Gersz. ROW 5: Lynette DeVoe, Nadine Gott, Barbara Bosco, Tricia Coyle, Donna Caires, Corrie Canning, Ricky Brown, Lisa Johnson, Scott Casciano, Larry Burgess, Kevin Finn, Jeff Fuhr, Larry Clark. ROW ft: larry DiVicino. Jim Fuda. Lou DePonte, Dave Doukas, (unknown), Andy Dowd, Brian Gilliam, Todd Desmond, Darlene D'Agostino, Mike Dichello, Tom Degnan Missing from picture: Doug Boughton, Gary Burness, Bryan Canata, Stephen Carangelo. Ray Diaz. Andy Dougan, Konrad Gaftjen. 92 Freshmen ROW 1, from left: Vinnie Guilien. Skip Helland, Jerry Issel, Charlie Kent, Mark Hugo, Chris Cray, Rod Hetzel, Deanna Henderson, Lisa Johnson, Holly Helstrom, Kim Iz- zo, Amy I lolmes ROW 2: Jennifer I lirst, Michelle Kelvy, Erica Green, Sandy Kovacs, Pam Mills. Roxanne Gray, Ann Henniger, John Hudick, Mark Griffin, Ken Han. Larry Harris, Marion Hanna, Matt Kazmerzyk ROW 3: Andy Moses, Rich Moore, Howie Mason, Brian Ludivico, Dawn Lemay, Kelly Lacey, Jennifer Lewis Liz Martin Kelly Martin. Kelly Martineau. Barbara Jansury, Dawn Iwanicki ROW 4: Jerry Matuskiewicz, Chris Olson, Nicole Laurencelle, Jamie Lanahan. Michelle Massa Nicki Mar chese, Dawn Packard, Kristen Olson, Lisa Mattel, Randy LaClair, Bob Labree, Jeff Lemire ROW 5: Scott Michonski, Tammy Mirles, Sue Mitchell. Aleta Marrero Chris Martino. Glen Martner. Mike Lawlor. Rich MacDonald, Linda Mazzucco, Nancy MacKenzie, Kathy McCabe. Stacey Madlvaine, Karan Krupa, Brian McGovern ROW Ray Neal, Ryan Morin, Anne Matuskiewicz, Donna Moslow, Lisa Matarazzo, Michelle Michaud, Mary Nirmal, Maureen Murphy, Chns Meade, Mike Mihalek. Jeff Oldfield, Tim Oswald Missing from picture: Mark Griffin, Nick Matarazzo ROW 1, from left: Bobby Violette, Walter Vining, Jim Whodery, Pat Venn, Elizabeth Young. Matt Patten. David Pavitt. Deana Rigoulot, Sue Pels, Todd Poggio. John Ricci, unknown, Keith Shook ROW 2: Chris Zygmont. Jim Ricci. Todd Powers, Pete Pascale, Scott Pawloski, unknown. Charlene Rbera. Justine Reynolds. Rose Pascale, Linda Reed. Denise Paquette. Karen Passante Gladys Rivera. Jackie Pagan ROW 3: Todd Tonno, Frank Sprafke, Eiic Pauiousky. Mike Pascale. Kevin Stein. Eddie Stave. Pat Spica, Lon Stave, Sheri Rossicone. Carolyn Pest a. Danielle Pulit. Shannon Provost. Perry Smart ROW 4: Graham Smith Chris Sahino Sue Rutrho. Reeky Short. Arrnn Vertucci. Renne St Hilaire, Jennifer Scott. Stacey Rakowski Wendy Rigoulot. Debbie Shorette. Denise Proto. Jill Pierce, Nick Stasulfc, ROW 5: Larry Trickett. Ed Sulinski. Arme Tuck, Dave True. Chris Thomas. Bill Tagliatella Jeff Summerfield. Rob Smith Liz Supranovich. Lisa Street. Leigh Pauiousky, Fred Smithlock. Dave Silvia ROW 6: Barbara Valenti, Tnoa Vekony. Annette Sabatuca. Roxanne Smith. Lisa Tagbatela. Adrienne I harp. Dawn Rossignol. Debbie Schiffbauer. Jeanmne Rivers. Joe Rodrigues, Bob Schiffbauer. Tim SaSnsky. Chuck Site Missing from picture: loe Pannone Fred Scarti. Barbara Sberwil lisa Stanley Tim Stone, Sherri Tupay, Laura Vollono. Tim Wiliams, Steve Zamanski J reshmr n 93 94 95 98 99 For photo contributions in this section, our special thanks to: Joan and Rene Genest and Paul Elliott of Art Rich Photography; Chris French of The Morning Record; Ellie Tessmer and Hal Levy of The Wallingford Post. vvvvvvi4VV4 SPRING SPORTS '82 The BOYS' BASEBALL TEAM ended a successful season with a record of 15-4 and a team batting average of .377. The team had three representatives on the All- Housy team, Alan Stokes, Herb Rivera and Will Fritz. Stokes led the team in homeruns with four. No doubt he will be missed along with seniors Rivera, Tom Pavlick, Tom Cersz and Dan Duffy. But the prospects are bright for this season. Paul Sherwill, who led the team in triples, and Fritz, who held the highest batting average, along with this year's seniors Craydon Godfrey, Mark Hatje, Bruce Sperry, juniors John Escoto, Mike Cohen and Jeff Mihalek are all returning. Sophomores are Mark Bencivengo, Mike Fritz and Mike Sgambatti. The GIRLS’ SOFTBALL team suffered through a series of injuries and other problems to end with a 4-14 record last year. Unfortunately, no girls were named to the All- Housy team. The graduation of captains Anna-Rose Melillo, Lori Masterson and Nancy Thornton, as well as seniors Stephanie Wenchell and Lisa Gerson, leaves the team with prospects of another rough season ahead. Coach Dick Schroeder will look to seniors Jan Krol, Lynn Camolli and Carrie Duprey to lead this year’s team. Also returning are three experienced juniors Robin Pulit, Kathy Fritz and Beth Fergusson. The 1982 season was only the se- cond for the Sheehan GIRLS’ TENNIS team. Led by captain Lisa Karlon, the team captured several victories. The individual records of the team members were very im- pressive. Coach Delores Caffery will miss Karlon, Michele DeGennaro, Debbie Grady, Carolyn Brown, and Maureen Merski, all lost to gradua- tion. The only returning senior will be Laurie Morrissey; Nico Vullo, a foreign exchange student from Italy, promises to be an asset to the team. Penny Rutcho and Donna Lip- can will also return for the ’83 season. 102 Sports The BOYS' TENNIS TEAM wound up a disap- pointing season 2-12 in the Housy and 2-14 overall. This year the team will attempt to replace five seniors lost to graduation: Mike Hass, Bill Belcourt, Ed Bohnwagner, Paul Parker and A.F.S. student Karl Waremberg. Senior Greg Lyons will likely hold the top shot on the team while sophomores Craig Odermatt, Rob Gerson, John Ritskowitz and Stu Schouten are the only other experienced returners. The GOLF TEAM fared well last year, capturing the Housy title with a league record of 13-0-1 and an overall record of 18-3-1. The team ranked 2nd in the state Division II. Two seniors, Sal Liguore and Bill Mahon, were voted to the All- Housatonic team and will be sorely missed. However, Coach Schlottman looks for an excellent season this year with the return of senior Tim Stilson, juniors Paul Thomas, Craig Piper, Kurt Bauman and Bill Fazzino, and sophomore Dave Tiedemann. Despite outstanding individual performances, the GIRLS' TRACK TEAM could manage only a 3-5 record in the Housy league and a 3-8 record overall. Senior captain Mary Moynihan led the team, qualifying for the sectionals in four events and advancing to the states in the shotput and discus. Sophomore Kim Brown also went to the states in the 400m dash. The nucleus of this year's team will be senior Carolyn Marks, juniors Mary Ellen Roy, Jennifer Simler, and sophomore Kim Brown, all of whom qualified for the sec- tionals last year. Last year's BOYS' TRACK TEAM started off the year as defending league co-champions but, after dropping disappointing losses to East Haven, Amity and Cheshire, wound up third. Their 6-3 league record was com- plemented by an 8-4 overall record. Five Titans were members of the All-Housatonic team — senior John Powers and the 4x400m relay team of senior Steve Pesta and juniors Bill Schuster, Paul Sorota and Larry Bencivengo. These same five also advanced to the State Open Meet. With the return of Bill Schuster (last year's top scorer), Paul Sorota, Larry Bencivengo and outstanding freshman Harvey Stanley, the Titans have the basis for a strong team this year. Sports 103 CHEERLEADERS ROW 1 (I. to r.): Nancy McKenzie, Amy Holmes. Karen Creed, Diane Mazzucco, Judy Bush, Michele Gruener, Kim Sundwall ROW 2: Mrs Fusco, Coach; Beth Geiger, Laura Biglin, Glenice Murphy, Jan Krol, Lauren DeRosa, Donna Gersz, Linda Mazzucco. i The CHEERLEADING SQUAD showed their spirit this year in supporting the football team, the boys' basketball team, and the boys' soccer team. Cap- tains )an Krol and Diane Mazzucco led the team of three other seniors, one junior, four sophomores, and four freshmen with Mrs. Fusco guiding them as coach. They practice twice a week and follow a strict code of conduct. 104 Sports (I. to r.): Diane Mazzucco, Mrs Fusco, Jan Krol Clack wise from upper left The cheerleaders; Diane Mazzucco, Karen Creed; Nancy MacKenzie. Linda Mazzucco; Lauren DeRosa, Karen Creed; Diane Mazzucco, )an Krol. 105 106 FIELD HOCKEY ROW l, from left: Cindy Thomas. Beth Fergusson. Karen Cocco, Anna Eriksson, Mary Ellen Roy ROW 2: Danielle Pulu. Sheri Rossicone. Lisa Grillo. Kim Brown. Karen Fuhr. Cindy Blasewitz. Lucy Marinuzzi ROW 3: Mary Nirmal. Debbie Masterson, Dawn LeMay, Sue Rutcho. Michelle Michaud. Tricia Coyle. Maureen Murphy Captain Karen Cocco Opponent Record North Haven lost Lyman Hall Lost Amity Lost Branford Lost Cheshire Lost North Haven Lost Lyman Hall Won Southington Lost Amity Lost Southington Won Cheshire Lost Maloney Lost Branford Lost Sports 107 Top left, Lisa Grillo and Kim Brown; left, Karen Cocco; above. Coach Eleanor Heuberger. 109 FOOTBALL ROW 1 from left: Mark Gilhuly. Fred Bustos, Mark Hatje. Dave Riso, Bill Bachmann. lohn Sicignano ROW 2: Mark Bencivengo, Charlie Bercier, Rick Barbieri, lohn Caruso, Arne Bjarno, Craig DeLoughery, )im Atkins ROW 3: Tom St. Amand, Ken Forsythe. Bob Donovan, Ffarvey Stanley, Mike Bermudez, Larry Ben- civengo ROW 4: Rob Grillo, Jim Weyant, Jeff Koziel, Matt Griffin, lose Santiago ROW S: Steve Giardina, loe Pulit, Pete Digioia, left Rhodes, Kevin Comerford. Missing from photo: Andy Reynolds, Marc Henderson). Opponent Record East Haven Won Derby Lost Cheshire Lost Branford Lost North Haven Lost Seymour Lost Amity Lost Shelton Lost Maloney Lost Lyman Hall Lost Captains: Mark Gilhuly and Larry Bencivengo 110 Sports Reading clockwise from above left: Coach Borelli flanked by Assistant Coaches Cunningham and Weyant; )oe Pulit, )im Atkins, Dave Riso, John Caruso and John Sicignano; Kevin Comerford, Jim Atkins, Bill Bachmann, Mark Hatje and Dave Riso; The Team. 112 Reading clockwise from top left: John Caruso, Mark Hatje and Joe Pulit; lose Santiago; Mike Skapczyn- ski and Mike Bermudez; lohn Sicignano, Dave Riso and |oe Pulit; and Mark Bendvengo. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW 1 (I. to r.): Brian Canna ta, Scott Michunski, Andy Moses, Louis Deponte, Ricky Allen, Peter Arneson, Keith Shook ROW 2: Richard Moore, Dave Doukas, Raymond Neal, Ryan Morin, John Ricci, Tim Whoolery, Marion Hanna ROW 3: john Bates. Brian McGovern, Larry Harris, Coach George Gilhuly, Assistant Coach Dan Gilhuly, Scott Casciano. Dave Silvia, Kicky Brown, Todd Torino. Opponent Record Derby Lost Cheshire Lost Branford Won North Haven Lost Seymour Lost Lyman Hall Won Shelton Lost 114 Sports Captains (I. to r.): Todd Torino and Marion Hanna Reading clockwise from upper left: Todd Torino; Marion Hanna; The Team; David Doukas; and The Team BOYS' SOCCER ROW 1 (I. to r.): Matthew Fritz, Dan McKeehan, Tom Duffy, Jean-Pierre Bolat, Bob Violette, Eugene Armstrong, John Parker, Kevin Murray, Jim Ricci, Dennis Bielak. Ed Zielinski, Dave LaCoss, John Bielak ROW 2: J. J. Mitchell, assistant coach; Kathy Fritz, manager; Rich Sheahan, Todd Powers, Jim Brown, John Tierney. Pat Casey, Charles Eck, Tom Riccio, Marcel Desjardins, Tim McGowan, Paul Sorota, Mike Fritz, Coach John Novakowski. Opponent Record Southington Lost Platt Tied Cheshire Lost Lyman Hall Won Shelton Won North Haven Won East Haven Won Amity Lost Branford Won Cheshire Won Lyman Hall Won Shelton Won North Haven Won East Haven Won Amity Won Branford Won Platt (State Playoff) Won Windsor Locks (State Playoff) Lost Captains (I. to r.): Tom Riccio, Jean-Pierre Bolat, John Tierney. 116 Sports Top right, Tom Duffy; center right, Dan McKeehan, Tom Riccio; right, John Tierney; and above, Paul Sorota. 3 118 GIRLS' SOCCER ROW 1, (I. lo r.): Renee St Hilaire. Gladys Rivera. Anne Singer, Darlene Ashford. Kirsten Lackstrom. Lisa Stave. Annette Sabatum ROW 2: lori Stave Renee Biglin, Robin Pulit, Julie Biglin. Lori Irwin, Lorinda Bates, Shelley Pesta, Gina luliano ROW 3: Barbara lansury. Carolyn Pesta. Emma Dunden, Mary Sorota, Michelle Arthur, Diane Polito. Charlotte Ayers. Rose Mary Lopes, Sandy Kovac Missing from photo: Michele Bates. Captains (I. to r.): Darlene Ashford. Kirsten Lackstrom. Anne Singer Opponent Record Bristol Central Won Wolcott Won Lyman Hall Tied Shelton Won North Haven Won Hamden Tied Southington Won Bristol Central Won Lyman Hall Won Shelton Tied North Haven Won Hamden Lost Notre Dame Academy Won Northwest Catholic Tied Southington Won Rham High School (State Playoff) Lost Sports 1 l t Above, Shelley Pesta; top right, Sandy Kovac; center right, Julie Biglin; right, Emma Dundon. 120 Reading clockwise from upper left. Shelley Pesta and Lorinda Bates. Gladys Rivera; Robin Pulit; Kirsten Lackstrom and Lori Irwin; and Diane Polito 121 GIRLS SWIMMING Opponent Record Seymour Won North Haven Lost Maloney Won Holy Cross Lost East Haven Lost Amity Lost Branford Lost Cheshire Lost Haddam-Killingworth Lost Plainville Lost West Haven Lost Platt Lost Bristol Central Lost Captains (I to r); janet Gruener. Michelle Morris, and jill Borden. 122 Sports ROW 1, from left Assistant Coach Bryan McGowan. Deanna DiPasquale Donna ( aims. Deanna Benrivengo. Kim Walker. Sue (.ariepy. lisa Mattel. Joanna DelGaudio, Sue Mullen. Fileen I inaherrv. Susan Fazzinn ROW 2: Coarh Gordon Green. Jennifer Twohill. Dawn Thomas, Jill Borden Janet Gruener. Michelle Morris, Maria Ferraiolo. Missing from picture: lill Pierce, Jennifer Gannon, Maria Hass, Debbie Morgan, and manager Alan Zupka Reading clockwise from above: Maria Hass; Jill Pierce; Sue Cariepy and Kim Walker; Janet Gruener and Sue Gariepy; and Jill Borden 124 Top left, Eileen Linaberry dives as Maria Ferraiolo and Dee DiPasquale look on; center left, Janet Gruener; left, Maria Ferraiolo; above. Head Coach Gordon Green. 125 VOLLEYBALL ROW 1, (I. to r.): Wendy Swift, Michele Loesch, Anna Hucul, Ellen Pizzonia, Lynn Camolli, Carrie Duprey ROW 2: Lisa DiGoia, Kalli Gettner, Lori Townsend. Denise Spambanato, Kari Benson, Valerie Werner. ROW 3: Stacey Madlvaine, Sandy Battles, Karen Picard, Laurie Summerfield, Cathy Cronin. Missing from photo: Valerie Philbrick. Opponent Amity Cheshire Lyman Hall Watertown North Haven Wilcox Tech Branford Amity Cheshire Wilcox Tech Lyman Hall North Haven Branford Watertown Record Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Captains (I. to r.): Michele Loesch, Ellen Pizzonia, Anna Hucul. 126 Sports BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Opponent Lee Amity Shelton Woodrow Wilson Middletown Canton Avon Cheshire East Haven Lyman Hall North Haven Derby Record Won 26-32 Lost 17-46 Lost 15-46 Lost 18-43 Lost 18-45 Lost 40-14 Lost 49-15 Lost 15-50 Lost 35-22 Lost 22-33 Lost 22-36 Lost 28-21 Captain: Bill Schuster. ROW 1, from left: Craig Odermatt, Kurt Swenson. Bill Schuster, Mark Griffin, Jonathan Duke. ROW 2: Dan Page, Tom Masse, Chris Meade, Mike Mihalek, Mark Homyak, Steve Hugo, Ed Martindale. 128 Sports GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1, from left: Thelma Starrs, Nicoletta Vullo, Carolyn Marks, Sue Ciemier, Carrie Diaz ROW 2: Laura Boehner, Amy Sage, Cherie Camire, Dierdra Doyle, Laura Misiaszek, Toni Holman Opponent Record Amity Lost 25-31 Shelton Lost 20-35 Naugatuck Lost 20-35 Mercy Won 3-19 Woodrow Wilson Won 32-24 Canton Won 32-24 Middletown Won 45-10 Avon Lost 39-10 Lyman Hall Won 48-15 East Haven Won 21-35 North Haven Won 24-32 Sports 129 Top right: Mark Hornyak and Steve Hugo; center right. Sue Ciemier; right, Mark Hornyak; above Jon Duke. 130 131 BOYS BASKETBALL Seated, David Fritz ROW 1, from left: John Escoto, Jeff Mihalek, Jack Larese, Mike Fritz, Mike Cohen. Row 2: Michele Selness, manager; Mark Hatje; captains Paul Blasewitz, Paul Sherwill, and Will Fritz; Tony Sikorski; Michelle Morris, manager Missing from photo: Coach John Novakowski. Opponent Record North Branford Won Maloney Lost Seymour Won Derby Won East Haven Lost Lyman Hall Lost North Haven Lost Branford Lost Shelton Won Amity Won Cheshire Lost Seymour Lost Derby Won East Haven Lost Lyman Hall Won North Haven Won Branford Won Shelton Lost Amity Won Cheshire Lost 132 Sports Seated, David Fritz ROW 1: Jose Santiago, Jeff Rhodes. David Tiedemann, Bill Fazzino ROW 2: Don Collins, Will Robles, Scott Arnold. Coach Brian Murphy. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SMEEKf SMLCftf HEE ROW 1, from left Todd Powers. Chris Olson. David Fritz. Dennis Bielak Tom Degnan ROW 2: Jim Fuda, Mark Criffin. Marion Hanna (Captain), Howard Mason, Dave True ROW 3: John Hudick. David Doukas. Tim Salinsky. Mike Mihalek (Captain), Rick Brown Opponent Record Lyman Hall Won Cheshire Lost East Haven Won Maloney Lost North Haven Lost Lyman Hall “Won Platt Won Branford Won Cheshire Won Choate Won East Haven Won Branford Won North Haven Lost Platt Lost Maloney Won Sports 135 GIRLS BASKETBALL ROW 1, from left: lennifer Lewis, Susan Gariepi, Kim Castiglione, Lori Stave, Lynn Boutillier, Holly Hulicki. Row 2: Coach Hal Becker, Lori Wendt, Michelle Bates, Sandy Battles, Lisa DiGioia, Kim Brown, Kathleen Fritz, Lorinda Bates, Jim Goldhammer Missing from photo: Maureen Murphy, Beth Fergusson. Opponent Record Branford Lost Shelton Lost Amity Lost Cheshire Lost Platt Won Seymour Lost Derby Lost East Haven Lost Lyman Hall Lost North Haven Lost Branford Lost Shelton Lost Amity Lost Cheshire Lost Seymour Lost Derby Lost East Haven Lost Lyman Hall Lost North Haven Lost Platt Won 136 Sports From left: Coach Hal Becker, Captain Lori Wendt, Assistant Coach Jim Goldhammer. 137 HOCKEY_________ NO SMOKING ROW 1, from left Statisticians Anne Singer, Laura Btglin, Renee Biglin ROW 2: Graham Smith, Jim Williams; Tri-Captains Chris Dellaselva, John Slocum, Ken Cairns; Tom Labombard, Mike Sgambatti ROW 3: Coach Ray Crew, Paul McCarthy, Stuart Schouten, Don Moran, Charlie Eck, Ray Smith, Assistant Coach Tom Cronan ROW 4: Bob Donovan, Brian Albert, John Parker, Eric Soderlund, Steve Selvaggi, Tom Dorio, Assistant Coach Jim Kelley Opponent Record Branford Lost North Haven Lost Shelton Lost North Branford Lost Watertown 1 ost Branford Lost Lyman Hall Lost Guilford Lost Watertown Lost Shelton Lost Notre Dame (Fairfield) Lost Amity Lost Cheshire Lost Lyman Hall Lost North Haven Lost East Haven Lost Guilford Lost North Branford Lost Notre Dame (Fairfield) Lost 138 Sports Captains Ken Cairns and Chris Dellaselva Missing from photo: John Slocum. Reading clockwise from top left: Chris Dellaselva; Ken Cairns; Tom LaBombard; Steve Selvaggi (18) and john Parker (25); John Slocum. 1J9 BOYS SWIMMING ROW 1, from left: Kevin Finn, Joe Chordas, Pat Spica ROW 2: Bryan McGowan, coach; Deanna DiPasquale. Joanna Delgaudio, David Wargo, John Ritskowitz, Steve Hubbard, Pete Bartlett, Dan McKeehan ROW 3: Maria Ferraiolo, Kurt Ginter, Larry Burgess, John Koba, Del Smith, Tim McGowan, Steve Perkowski, Chris Pederson, Rich Sheahan, Bob Wawrzeniak Missing from photo: Scott Ogrisek and Matt Griffin. Opponent Record Plainville Lost Seymour Won Lyman Hall Won East Haven won Amity Tied Platt Won North Haven won Branford Lost Newtown Lost Maloney Lost Woodrow Wilson Won Cheshire Lost Middletown Won Naugatuck Lost 140 Sports From left, Captains: Chris Pederson, Steve Perkowski, Bob Wawrzeniak, Rich Sheahan, Del Smith. Missing from photo: Tim McGowan Clockwise from upper left: Coach Bryan McGowan and Tim McGowan; Del Smith; John Rit- skowitz; and Rich Sheahan. 141 hJ u 2 P O u H 2 w D P H ROW 1, from left: Jim Fitzsimmons, John Tierney, Laurie Morrissey, Jan Krol, Dawn Koscinski, Willie Fritz, Karen Creed, Tim McGowan, Gina Juliano ROW 2: Mary Rose Meade, Mary Ellen Roy, Laura Boehner, Cindy Blasewitz, Donna Gersz, Sheri Rossicone, Nancy Mackenzie, Larry Clark. ROW 3: Lisa Emerling, Lorinda Bates, Patti DeGennaro, Kim Brown, Karen Lorusso, Eileen Linaberry, Todd Powers, Bill Fazzino ROW 4: Becky Reed, Karen Mueller, Patti Langella, Kris Gardinier, Debbie Masterson, Judy Bush, Christopher Meade, Thomas Riccio. ROW 5: Micholi Kaloff, Mike Mihalek, Joe Chordas, Jeff Mihalek, Craig DeLoughery, Tom Masse. Missing from photo: Tom Cigas, advisor The Student Council is the student governing body of Sheehan High School. With the guidance of advisor, Mr. Cigas, the 1982- 83 Council was run by five officers: Jim Fitzsimmons, President and Representative to the Wallingford Board of Education; Mary Ellen Roy, Vice-President; Laura Boehner, Treasurer; Mary Rose Meade, Corresponding Secretary; and Laurie Morrissey, Recording Secretary. Monthly meetings are held in the drama lecture room during the school day. Members are elected early in the fall through their English classes; officers are elected in the spring of the preceding year. There were approximately 45 members serving on the Student Council this year. In addition to organizing the activities for Spirit Week, the Student Council sponsored several dances and other fund raisers, the proceeds of which provide scholarships which are presented to deserving seniors at graduation. The Council also sends delegates to various conventions throughout the school year. 144 Activities CD O Q H EC O z o z H O z f ROW 1, from left lean-Pierre Bolat, President, Wesley Schouten, Vice- President; Larry Bencivengo, Treasurer; Kirsten Lackstrom, Secretary ROW 2: |oe Marenna. Greg Lyons, John Tierney. Del Smith ROW 3: Carolyn Marks and Ned Lindsay Advisor, Mr Lurch The National Honor Society was established to select outstanding students of the junior and senior classes to tend the Candle of Knowledge and keep its imperishable flame burning into the ends of time. Members are chosen on the basis of four qualities — scholarship, leadership, character and service. The Society provides ushers and guides for various school activities, such as Parents' Night and Graduation. The NHS inducts members twice a year, once in the fall and once in the spring, juniors inducted this spring will serve as next year's officers and as guides and ushers at commencement exercises for the Class of 1983. Induction into the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors which can be bestowed upon deserving high school students and carries with it a great responsibility to the members to continue their outstanding performance in all walks of life. Students from all classes can submit articles for the Titan Press. Topics range from sports to personal evaluations of school happenings. Poetry and other creative writings are of great value to the success of the newspaper. Some students contribute by submitting creative drawings to brighten up the visual aspect of the newspaper. The paper is distributed free to the students in their English classes. It is the wish of the staff to see that the articles are read, discussed, and evaluated. H H m CD CD Clockwise from upper left: Jim Fitzsimmons, Tom Kubeck. Laura Boehner. and Jan Krol. Missing from photo: Ms. Monico, advisor Activities 145 CD Ph‘ The American Field Service Club meets every other Wednesday at 1:45 p.m. in room 244. Its purpose is to promote international peace through cross- cultural awareness and friendships. The club also encourages the study of foreign languages so that members will be better able to understand the world in which we live. ROW 1, from left Jon Duke, Anna Eriksson (Sweden), Anuruddha Walaliyadda (Sri Lanka), Fred Bustos (Chile), Holly Short ROW 2: Mrs Betty Wakeman, Advisor; Kim Walker, Secretary; Donna Lipcan, Vice-President; Valerie Philbrick, President, host brothers and sister Glen Barton, Bruce Snyder and Gina Juliano; Andrew Makay and Miss Christine Mattison, Assistant Advisor ROW 3: David Young, Scott Baylow, Jennifer Bouza, Joanna DelGaudio, Pamela Benoit, Kelly Lacey, Kathleen Goodrich ROW 4: Susan Mullen, Robin Saul, Amy Holmes, Kim Izzo, Debbie Morgan, Alexis Sulinski, Leigh Paulousky ROW 5: Kristin Pippin, Eileen Linaberry, Lauren Montgomery, Maria Hass, Laura Misiaszek, Kathy Candela. Missing from photo: Nicoletta Vulla (Italy), Lourdes Vaca (Bolivia), and Delbert Smith (Treasurer). O g H P-i ROW 1, from left John Tierney. Fred Bustos, Larry Bencivengo ROW 2: Joe Marenna, Boni, Anna Eriksson, Nico Vullo, Del Shewbridge ROW 3: Ed Martin- dale, Steve Hugo, Jean-Pierre Bolat. and Mr Farley, advisor 146 Activities Wallingford Housing Commissioner Alfred Bastein, seated ROW 1, from left: Paula Clogher, Recording Secretary; Wes Schouten, President; David Combs, Vice-President. ROW 2: David Wargo, Corresponding Secretary; Valerie Philbrick and Seth Hillman. Missing from photo: Gina Juliano, Treasurer; Ms. Wilson, advisor The Wallingford Auditing Technical Team is an organization which teaches our community about conserving energy and alternative energy sources. WATT travels around Connecticut to audit public buildings as well as private homes to find ways of improving the structure to conserve energy. WATT has been given awards for the good job it has been doing. The group meets every Thursday from 2 to 3:30 p.m. David Combs and Wes Schouten are also co-directors of Connecticut Energy Education Day and are shown here along with WATT members and State Coordinator Ms. Carol Wilson meeting with Senator Christopher Dodd and a representative of Northeast Utilities. C.E.E.D. is a ten-year project aimed at establishing a firm base of energy education in every classroom in Connecticut while promoting student leadership. H H Activities 147 SENIOR CLASS PLAY LD PC w U g c7) PC Mark V Singers is a small group of talented singers who perform comedy routines and dance along with their intricate four-part harmony. While Mark V meets on Fridays from 2 to 2:45 pm, Choir and Glee Club meet during the regular school schedule in the choral room on alternating AC BD days. ROW 1, from left: Mary Rose Meade. Susan Zola ROW 2: Karen Mueller, lackie Beyerle, Lisa Zola ROW 3: Renee Bergeron, Laura Vollono, Gina Juliano. PC O X u ROW 1, from left Tom Kubeck, accompanist, Kris Kowalczyk, Anna Eriksson, Gina luliano, Linda Mazzucco, Mary Rose Meade, Jackie Beyerle, Anuruddha Walaliyadda, Chris Dellaselva, Scott Baylow, Glen Barton, Kim Hoover, Lisa Zola, and Ms. Zola ROW 2: Lisa Noster, Kay Devine, Carla Almeida, Renee Bergeron, Renee St Hilaire, Priscilla Teeney, Sue Zola, Fred Bustos, Jim Moore, Dave Pavitt, Alan Martin, Virginia Jankowski, Darlene Sova, Lisanne Dorsey ROW 3: Valerie Dunn. Lauren Fenton, Karen Lukaszewski, Kris Pippin, Laura Vollono, Kelly Martin, Diane Polito, Steve Perkowski, Earl Hammie, Eric Pavitt, John Moore, Nicki Marchese, Jean Dunn, Lauren Montgomery, Leigh Paulousky. 150 Activities ROW 1, from left: Tom Kubeck, accompanist; Kris Kowalczyk, Mary Kossar. Lourdes Vaca, Anna Eriksson, Gina luliano, Mary Rose Meade, Em- ma Dundon, lackie Beyerle, Charlene Ribera, Shirley Berthiaume, Pam Shingler, Kim Hoover, Lisa Zola, Ms. Zola ROW 2; Karen Mueller, Alexis Sulinski, Jennifer Scott, Carla Almeida, Renee Bergeron, Renee St. Hilaire, Priscilla Teeney, Tami Brunell, Sue Zola, Liz Supranovich, Mary Sorota, Darlene Sova, Lauren Montgomery. ROW 3: Lisa Noster, Valerie Dunn, Lauren Fenton, Karen lukaszewski. I aura Vnllono. Diane Polito. Kelly Martin, Micki Marchese, Sharri Driscoll, lean Dunn, Lisa Mathews, Leigh Paulousky The choral groups, under the direction of Ms. Irma Zola, have given many performances this year: the Christmas Play, the Winter Concert, the Spring Concert, and the Memorial Day Assembly in conjunction with the Concert Band. Some members of the choir are selected to participate in the Connecticut Southern Region Concert, a weekend event devoted to practicing for and performing a special concert by the best singers from area schools. Tom Kubeck accompanied the groups at the piano while Jackie Beyerle served as secretary for the choir and glee club and Jean Dunn and Darlene Sova were librarians. GLEE CLUB CONCERT ROW 1, from left: Tom Masse, Dawn Proto, Bill Karlon, )an Gagne, Robin Bersch, Maria Hass, Alan Martin, Irene Collins, Chris Schunrnann. ROW 2: Mm Moore, Alan Zupka. Mary-Rose Meade, Lauren Montgomery, Kim Walker, Daryn Marchi, Bob Smith, Paul Sorota, Anne Matuskiewicz, Amy Holmes, Donna Mosbw. Eileen Linaberry, lodi Ouellette ROW 3: Kathy Candela, Chris Brown, Kelly Lacey, Sheri Rossicone, Bob Donovan, Dawn Gayton, Larry Burgess, Marion Hanna, Dave True, Mike Oswald, Larry Clark, Steve Hugo, Stu Schouten, Tom Kubeck, Sue Mullen, Peter Arneson, Joanna DelGaudio, Matt Belcourt, Andrew Makay BAND ROW 4, standing. Rich Bersch, Kevin Finn, )im Moore, Wes Schoutcn, Kathy Hancich, Doug Sabino, Bill Thomas, Jon Peckman (seated). Ed Martindale, John Tierney, Craig DeLoughery, Scott Michonski, Pat Bordelon, Dave Riso� Chris Meade, Steve Perkowski, Rod Hetzel, Rich Sheahan. Director, Mr Charles Houlihan Missing from photo: Rich MacDonald, Clyde Perkins. D hJ u The Italian Club, comprised of members currently studying Italian at Sheehan, enhances the members' awareness of Italian heritage, language and culture by participating in entertaining extra-curricular activities. The club's fifteen members meet every third Monday from 1:45 to 2:30 p.m. in room A108. German Club members traveled to New York and Boston to see performances and sample German food. The club sponsored fund-raising activities to earn the money to pay for these trips. The club meets every Tuesday in room A 107 from 1:45 to 2:30 p.m. ROW 1, from left: Sharri Driscoll, Vice-President; Angela Conte, President; and Cheryl Farone. ROW 2: Teri Alogna, Karen Passante, Lisa Cerreto. ROW 3: Laura Vollono, Gina Juliano, Dawn I homas. ROW 4: Valerie Philbrick, Maria DiMonaco, Scott Baylow Missing from photo: Mrs. Toman, advisor CO D U Z w U ROW 1, from left: Sharon Jarvis, Sonja Russell, Cheryl Shingler. Patti Langella, Michele Back (Secretary), Jon Duke (Treasurer), Kirsten Lackstrorn (Vice- President).David Combs (President). ROW 2: Michele Gruener, Elizabeth Young, Carolyn Marks, Michelle Michaud, Janet Gruener, Kathleen Goodrich, Alexis Sulinski ROW 3: Jennifer Marks, Larry Clark. David Wargo, Glen Barton, Dave True, Joe Chordas, Rob Smith ROW 4: Carolyn Pesta, Sue Faz- zmo, Jennifer Scott, Kristen Olson, Liz Supranovich, Annette Back. ROW 5: Patrick Spica, Mike Sullivan. Rod Hetzel, Tricia Coyle, Shannon Provost Missing from photo: Frau Hetzel, advisor. 154 Activities ►n 3 trt Z n The French Club is organized as an extension of the traditional classroom to provide students with an opportunity to learn more about French ( j culture. Members have been busy raising money for field trips to New York and Boston to L experience the French theater, art and cuisine available in these cities. The club meets every Friday in room A 105 from 1:45 to 2:30 p.m. Through membership in the Spanish Club, students studying the Spanish language have an opportunity to further explore the customs and culture of the Hispanic world. In addition to raising money with bake sales and car washes, members have been active in preparing Spanish foods. Dining at a Hispanic restaurant as well as other cultural activities related to the language have heightened students' interest and enthusiasm for classwork. ROW 1, from left: Mariam Bouchoutrouch, Kim Izzo, Susan Rutcho, Jessie Poulin. ROW 2: Richard Bersch, Alexis Sulinski, Kurt Swenson, Amy Holmes ROW 3: Brenda Ko, Craig Deloughery, Mary Rose Meade, Robin Bersch (co- president), Lauren J. C. Montgomery (co-president), William Karlon (treasurer), and Ms. McDonald (advisor). ROW 1, from left Eileen Linaberry, Secretary, Kim Brown, Treasurer, Penny Rutcho and Pam Shingler, Co-Presidents ROW 2: Donna Gersz, Anne Matuskiewicz. Mary Kossar ROW 3: left Mihalck, Susan Mullen, Carrie Diaz, Wendy Horbock ROW 4: Thomas Kubeck, Beth Geiger, Alan Zupka. Sue Ciemier Missing from photo: Ms. Blais, advisor. Activities 155 £ w H hJ £ O PQ O o E u ( 5 ffi o s The High School Bowl Team members are selected through a school-wide search that includes written and oral trials. Once chosen, the team drills weekly in preparation for matches. Our team members are pitted against top students from high schools throughout the state in a competition that begins in September and lasts until june. The games, which challenge team members with difficult questions from every possible field of knowledge, are telecast over Channel 8. Team members confer before reaching agreement on a response to a question. Seated, from left: Seniors Wesley Schouten, Kirsten Lackstrom, Rich Sheahan, Standing: Team Coach, Mrs. Mannion; Juniors William Karlon, Craig DeLoughery, Jon Duke; Assistant Coach, Mr Mannion. 156 Activities From left: John Taylor, Bob Merski, Peter Bartlett. Thomas Brann, Steve Carangelo, and advisor Mr. Ed Mik. WPS-TV is one means by which students interested in audio, visual, and electronic equipment gain experience and exposure in radio and television media. Many club members pursue careers in the field, having gained practical hands-on experience which cannot usually be acquired in the classroom alone. These students serve the school and community not only through their assistance with taping live, local cable TV programs and radio broadcasts but also through their dedicated efforts in providing classroom teachers with equipment and service upon request. Although their efforts frequently are not officially recognized, they are considered among the most dedicated and valuable volunteers at Sheehan. Activities 157 ROW 1, from left: Beth Geiger, Secretary; Kathleen Fritz, President; )im Fitzsimmons, Treasurer ROW 2: Sharri Driscoll, Susan Rutcho, Mary Nirmal, Shelley Pesta, Michele Bates; Nancy Mackenzie, Secretary; Sheri Rossicone ROW 3: Cheryl Farone, Kim Izzo, Kim Brown, Mary Ellen Roy. PennyRut- cho, Lorinda Bates ROW 4: Dawn Koscinski, (an Krol, left Mihalek, Beth Fergusson. lennifer Scott. ROW 5: |im Ricci, Todd Powers, Mike Mihalek, John Ricci, Chris Meade Missing (rom photo: Advisor, Mr, Audette. The Key Club is a service organization which provides assistance to the school and the community by participating in such activities as the Easter Seals Bike-a-Thon and the distribution of toys for tots. This year club members attended various conventions and model congresses to acquire an understanding the American system of government. The Educational Center for the Arts in New Haven provides a state approved program for students who by definition are talented in any of four areas: music, theater, dance, and visual arts. After initial application through their own high school guidance departments, the most talented of the students are selected by a group of professional artists who base their decision on the students' performance in an audition review. Once admitted, students from currently 17 different towns attend classes and workshops in their major discipline for ten • hours per week, Monday through Thursday, from 12:30 to 3 P-m. In addition to many workshop performances, students also • participate in two major performances at the school in T ) December and May. The faculty consists entirely of working professional artists. Sheehan is very fortunate to have these r T -i three students currently attending E.C. A. cs s j Take it from the top: Leigh Paulousky, Lauren Mon- tgomery, Andrew Makay. 158 Activities The Business Club is a vocational student organization combining Future Business Leaders of America and Distributive Education Clubs of America with membership available to every student interested in or preparing for careers in business or business education. The club gives students the opportunity to learn about the business community as they prepare to become a part of it by developing vocational Many students, only some pictured here, generously donate their time and effort to assist teachers and classes in various subject areas. These students provide support services such as typing, cataloging and copying as well as assisting in classroom management in areas such as science labs and special education. Their invaluable assistance is greatly appreciated not only by those directly served but by many others who recognize their selfless willingness to help others without tangible reward. competencies. Students are involved with professional, civic, service, financial and social awareness projects. FBLA and DECA each sponsor a National Leadership Conference annually which begin with competition at the local, district, and state levels. The various state competitions prepare members for the National Leadership Conference which emphasizes individual, team, and chapter efforts with awards for those who excel. ROW 1, from left: Emma Barsch, Darlene Barnes, Marie Sheehan, (anet Demmons, Wendy Swift ROW 2: Valerie Matias. Kristine Gaiko, lennifer Stanley, Kathleen Hotchkiss, Kim Nightingale, Tom Gilson ROW 3: Karen Gionet, Michelle Sherman, Ioann Finkle, Debbie Boughton, Renee Wainer, Thomas Szadkowski. ROW 4: Gary S. Beedle, Deana Rigoulot, Diane Maynard, Marie Scheuer, Kim Hoover Missing from photo: Advisors Mrs Feehan and Mr. Competello. CD H a o m H od C cn M tfl cn cn n r C cd Activities 159 DUNGEONS DRAGONS The D D is a fantasy role-playing game club. Its main purpose is to stimulate imagination and creativity, but mostly the club is for fun. The members pretend to be fighters, holy men, users of magic and locksmiths in a medieval woifld. This make-believe world is manipulated by the Dungeon Master, who controls the environment, the treasurers, and the situations which the players may encounter during the game. Encounters vary from friendly, helpful guides to viscious, man-eating creatures. Most encounters take place either in wilderness settings or in vast dungeons. Characters enter these settings in search of monsters, treasures or while on a quest, such as to rescue a fair damsel, to conquer evil, to halt injustice, and even to irritate the Dungeon Master! The games are played near continuously usually with two games played simultaneously, provided there is an adequate number of DMs and players. The average number of players per game is six. The club meets every Friday in room A 121 from 1:50 to 4:00 p.m. The advisor is Sir Vamvakis, Patron of the Artisans, and there are currently an even dozen club members. ROW 1, from left: Glen Barton and Rob Smith. Row 2: Alexis Sulinski, Edward Sulinski, Matthew Potter. ROW 3: Nick Stasulli, Rajo Solanlev, Tom Gilson; Kris Kowalczyk, President. Missing from photo: Carla Almeida, Vice-President. 160 Activities The production of the Sheehan High School “Reflections brings together many students with a wide range of skills in addition to taking pictures with 35 mm cameras. These include designing the arrangement of pictures and words on each page for proper balance and eye appeal to writing all of the printed information. Organizational skills are essential as well. Underclassmen gain the experience necessary to serve as major section editors in their senior years. Yearbook Volunteers. ROW 1, from left: Deana Rigoulot. Robin Bersch. Tami Brunell, Mary Velardi ROW 2: Arlene Farone, Angela Conte, Penny Rutcho, Sue Rutcho, Ioann Conte, Beth Geiger, Kim Izzo ROW 3: Karen Passante, Glen Packard, Seth Hillman, Dave Wargo, Kim Brown. The yearbook class is responsible for completing the necessary publication requirements. The class meets daily and is offered for course credit. Since so many people were interested in making this year's book a success, the class was assisted in many of its fundraising activities by a large group of volunteers. We plan to expand the volunteers to include many contributing photographers from the student body next year. We look forward to making our yearbook a total school effort. rt od O 0 CD H hrt hrt Lying down on the fob as usual. Editor-in-Chief lim Fitzsimmons ROW 1: from left: Kathleen Fritz, Tom Duffy, lanet Demmons, Laurie Morrissey, Cheryl Seaberg, ROW 2: Larry Bencivengo. Paula Clogher. Shelley Pesta. Robin-Anne Pulit, Cairn MacLean, Carla Almeida ROW 3: Debbie Vekony, Michelle Morns, Michele Selness, Beth Staiger, Clenice Murphy, Kathy Hotchkiss ROW 4: Eric Pavitt, Karen Olson, Scott Martineau Ms. Irene L. Jellen Advisor Activities 161 162 Yearbook Kathy Hotchkiss Index Editor Kathy Fritz 1984 Editor-in-Training Paula Clogher Faculty Editor Darkroom Specialist Jim Fitzsimmons Editor-in-Chief Debbie Vekony Seniors Editor Robin Pulit Juniors Editor Larry Bencivengo Sports Editor Cheryl Seaberg Layout Design Editor Advertising Editor Tom Duffy Photo Editor Shelley Pesta Freshmen Editor lanet Demmons Copy Editor Carla Almeida Activities Editor Editors 16J Cami MacLean Sophomores Editor Laurie Morrissey Opening Section Editor General Assistant The Homecoming at Sheehan High this year was a downer in two respects. The boys' football team suffered a loss to the crosstown Lyman Hall Trojans by a 12-0 score and the senior girls also took it on the chin, being defeated by their counter- parts at Lyman Hall 20-6. Homecoming activities started on Tuesday with the Student-Faculty Volleyball Game sponsored by the Student Council. In a surprising upset, the freshman class defeated the juniors. The senior class handily downed the sophomores. In the match-up between these two winning classes, the seniors came out on top to face the faculty. Once again senior power ruled and the Class of 1983 defeated the faculty of Sheehan High. Wednesday was school color day as well as the day of the Pep Rally. After the pep rally, students were dismissed on a half-day schedule. The Lyman Hall senior girls came over to our Hope Hill field and took a victory from us. A highlight of the game was the touchdown return made by our own Jan Krol. She took the ball for 70 yards and headed straight down the field for the first score of the game. The Titan girls couldn't hold on, though, and the Trojans won at the end of the contest set- ting up the Turkey Day Classic to be played at Lyman Hall's Fit- zgerald Field. The Sheehan boys played the Carini Bowl game on a very cold morning. The Titans, under the coaching of Andy Borelli, couldn't muster enough offensive action and were rendered scoreless throughout the game. The Titan defense was a good match-up for the Trojans, as we kept them to just 12 points. Although the Carini Bowl went to Lyman Hall, our junior John Caruso received a plaque for best defensive player and senior Kevin Comerford received the offensive award for best player. 164 Activities s 91 sajiiAipy SPIRIT WEEK Activities 167 168 Activities Activities 169 hJ O O E U CD m CD D 2 As the laboratory exponent for the child development course, the Nursery School is in session one month each semester in December and May. Under the direct supervision of Ms. Janis Underwood, students have the opportunity to observe child behavior and implement theory previously studied in the classroom. While serving as teachers in the Nursery School program, seniors learn firsthand to appreciate the detail, length of time and patience necessary for planning a successful and rewarding experience with the children. 170 Activities Mr. Paul Marianella Principal To the Class of 1983: As others who have gone before you, your individual and group achievements are both noteworthy and a source of pride for the staff and administration of Mark T. Sheehan High School. We feel that you are well prepared to meet the future challenges as well as opportunities. Your talents and skills should be used to im- prove your lives and the quality of life around you. What you do with these will in part be a measure of your success. We wish you well. Your happiness will be our reward. 172 Principal Mr. Anthony Fusco Assistant Principal Mr. Edward C. Goldstone Assistant Principal Mrs. Betty Bukowski, seated Mrs. Ann Hamasian Mrs. Dorothy Butler Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds, R.N. School Nurse Administration 173 ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM ART Mr. David Austin B S M A bth v ear Southern Connecticut Slate Colere Mr. David Bryant Program Director as ms Southern Connecticut State College Mrs. Yvonne Petrin Assistant Advisor. Junior Class a A AJbertus Magnus Cotege Mrs. Joan Rose BSC entral Connecticut State Cotege Mr. Raymond A. DeMeola Department Head as. ms Southern Connecticut State Cotege Mrs. Marjorie Wolfe a f A Rhode Island Srhon! of Design M A . Wesleyan University 174 Faculty BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Thomas Bukowski B S. Farlieki University MS. Central Connecticut State College Mr. Thomas Competello Advisor, Business Club DECA B S. Central Connecticut State CoBege Mrs. Milda Feehan Advisor, Business Club FBLA BS MS Central Connecticut State Cotege Ms. Irene L. Jellen Advisor, Yearbook BS .MS Central Connecticut State College Faculty 175 ENGLISH Mr. Boyd J. Biondino Advisor, Sophomore Class B A . Indunj Slit Unveruty MS. bth year Southern Connecticut State Cotege i Mr. Vincent Carrano B S. Qumpuc Cotege M S . Southern Connecticut State Cotege Mr. Richard Castaldo 8.5, MS Central Connecticut State College Mrs. Joan Hill BS.MS Southern Connecticut State College Mr. Dennis Mannion Advisor, Bloodmobile Assistant Coach, H.S Bowl Team BS.. MS Central Connecticut State College BS. University o! Connecticut Miss Denise McGovern Mr. William Kennedy Coach, B and G. Cross Country 85.. MA. CA S farheid University B A . [astern Connecticut State College MS . Southern Connecticut State Cotege Mrs. Suzanne Mitoraj Department Head B A . University of Hartford M A., Trinity College C AS. Wesley jn I Jnversity Miss Joan Monico Advisor, School Newspaper Assistant Advisor, Senior Class B A . St loseph Cotege Sth year, M S Southern Connecticut State College Miss Ann Picriioni Assistant Advisor, Senior Class BA, MS Southern Connecticut State College Mr. Nicholas Vamvakis Advisor, Dungeons and Dragons B S , Central Connecticut State Cotege M S., 6th year Southern Connecticut State Cotege 176 Faculty FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ms. Lisa Toman Advisor, Italian Club Miss Debra Blais Advisor, Spanish Club bs.ms Southern Connecticut State Coiege Ms. Nancy Hetzel Advisor. German Club B A . American International College 5th year. Central Connecticut State College B A Alberts Magnus College 5th year. Trimly C ollege Ms. Diana Vytell-McDonald Advisor, French Club BA .St knefjh College M S. Southern Connecticut State College HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Marcia Parish Department Head B A University ol Hhnois M S. bth year Southern Connecticut State College Mrs. Ellen Mahoney Ms. Janis Underwood Department Leader BS.MS Central Connecticut State College B.S. University or Connecticut M A . Wesleyan University INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Richard Audette Advisor, Key Club B 5. Fitchburg State Cotege Mr. Kenneth Polizzo CWE DO Coordinator B S Miami University of Ohio M S. bth year. 7th year Southern Comectnut Slate ( olk'ge Mr. Daniel Roberts Advisor, junior Class B S Central Connect� irf Slate ntrgr M S. University ot Connecticut bth year. Central Connecticut State CoMege Mr. John Boylan BS.MS Central Connecticut State College Faculty 177 MATH Mr. David Blessing B S. Southern Connecticut State College M S Wesleyan University Mr. Richard Charette Comptroller O S., M S University ot Hartford 6th year. Southern Connecticut State College Mr. Bennett Dunn Department Head Advisor, Computer Club B S.. Central Connecticut State Cotege M.A L.S ,6th year Wesleyan University 6th year. Drew University Mr. Terrence Dunn Assistant Advisor, Student Council B A . St Bonaventure University M A . Fairfield University 6th year. Central Connecticut State College Mr. Charles Farley Coach, Track Advisor, Weightlifting BS. St Vincent College MAI!S. Wesleyan University 6th years SCSC. UNH. Far Held University Mr. Richard Hill Advisor, Senior Class BS.MS Southern Connecticut State College Miss Christine Mattison Assistant Advisor, AFS Club Mr. John Perez B S . Central Co viectKul Stale College MS.. 6th year Southern Connec ticut State College yT Mrs. Betty C. Wakeman Advisor, AFS Club B A . Mount Holyoke College r 178 Faculty MUSIC Mr. Charles Houlihan Department Leader B A . Frank bn and Marshall College M M. University oi Hartford H S llh.it ,i (otto ' CAS. University ot Hart lord Mr. Gordon Green Coach, Girls' Swimming Bs ms Southern Cottnec taut State College Ms. Irma Zola Director, Mark V Singers Music Director, Godspell'' tt S . loweU University M A . University ot Connecticut PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Erika Beerbaum Coach, Intramurals BS U) credits Southern Connecticut State Cotiege Mr. Robert Neubauer Coach. Baseball Coach, Powder Putt R f Seattle I Iniversilv M A Southern Connecticut State ( allege Mr. John Novakowski Coach, Boys' Soccer Coach, Boys' Basketball BS .MS .6th year Southern Cnnnechnit Slate ( nHege Mr. John Riccitelli Athletic Director B S Arnold College Ms. Judith Samaha BS .MS. Southern Comet tic ut State ( allege Mr. Ralph Schlottman Department Head Coach, Colt B A , Southern Comes tnut State College M A. Fairfield University faculty 179 SCIENCES • • Mr. Matt Ardas Assistant Advisor, Freshman Class BA. University ofComecticiA MS. 6th year Central Connecticut Stole College Mr. Robert Burghoff Advisor, Geology Club 8.5 ♦ JOcredts Southern Connecticut Stole CoKege Mr. Donald Caruth Department Head 85,6th year Southern Connecticut Stole CoKege MA., St loseph College Mr. Thomas Cigas Advisor, Student Council 8 5, Boston CoKege Ed.M. Tu ts University M S. Southern Connecticut Stole CoKege L Mr. fames Heilman Advisor, Astronomy Club 8.5, Southern Connecticut Stole CoKege M A I S, Wesleyan University Mr. Richard Tucker 8 A . Southern Connecticut Stole College MAUL. C A S Wesleyan University Ms. Carol Wilson Advisor, WATT Club 8 5, Southern Connecticut Stole CoKege MA, 6th year Wesleyan University Mr. Joseph Zeoli B A.. University of Connecticut 5th year. Southern Connecticut State CoKege SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. David Doherty B A . University of Connecticut M A . Trinity College 6th year. Southern Connecticut State College Mrs. Bonnie Grannis 85., 5th year Southern Connecticut State College Mr. Edward Kosinski Department Head 8 5, Central Connecticut State CoKege M A . Vanderbilt University M E D . University of Hartford Mr. Philip Moran 8.5., Ednboro State CoKege Sth year. Southern Connecticut State College 180 Faculty A Mr. Charles Morawski Assistant Advisor. Freshman Class B A . St Anselm's College MS. 6th year Southern Connecticut State College Mr. Paul Picard 85.. MS. 6th year Central Connecticut State College Mr. Philip Sylvestro BA Mnrehead State College M A. University of Hartford Mr. Kenneth Tomalski Member, Faculty Senate B.S.. University of Dayton M S . 6th year Central Connecticut State College SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Elena Mascia-Roberts Advisor, Junior Class BS.MS Southern Connecticut State College Mrs. Lee McGuire Mrs. Carol Carbutti Member, Faculty Senate 8.5. Southern Connecticut State Cotege M S. Central Connecticut State College BS.MS Southern Connecticut State College Mrs. Diane Glenn Aide, Special Education Class I A Ms. Wanda Rohloff BS.MS Southern Connecticut State College Mrs. Frances Selmecki Aide. IE P Class Mr. Fred Zierler as. ms Southern Connecticut State College Faculty 181 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING Mr. Hal Becker Director of Guidance Coach, Girls' Basketball B S. Western Connecticut State College M 5., 6th year University ot Bridgeport Mr. Andrew Carrano School Psychologist B A MS. CA S Southern Connecticut Stale College Mrs. Donna Jobbagy Student Selection Coordinator, A F S Club BS.MS Central Connecticut State College Mrs. Eleanor Kubeck Guidance Clerk Mr. Thomas Lorch Advisor, National Honor Society B A . Bowdotn College M S.. Central Connecticut State College Ms. Joan Mannion Coach, High School Bowl Team BA.. Albertus Magnus Colege M S . Southern Connecticut State College Ms. Pamela McCarthy-Krombel Social Worker B.S. Southern Connecticut State College M. S. W, Fordham University MEDIA SERVICES Mr. Edward Mik Technical Director. AV TV Studio Advisor, WPS Cable Radio Television Club Ms. Linda Prostano Media Specialist B S.. M S Southern Connecticut State Cntege Miss Theresa Bergonzi AV TV Clerk and Mrs. Gertrude Molinari Media Center 182 Faculty Larry Mrozowski and Ann Bellows Custodians, Town of Wallingford Richard Schroeder, Ann Madar, and Bill Come Custodians. M. Richard and Company m Cafeteria Staff ROW 1, from left: Pearl Lefebvre, Ann Hines, Holly Baxter, Kay Marzik, Tilly Riccatelli, Dora Travali. ROW 2: Dolores Tamartino, Mary Stupak, Charlotte Sova, Alda Farone, Mary Anderson, Rae Palmer. Noon Aides From left: Doris Braun, Rosemarie Sferes, Esther Peck, Dora jean Apuzzo Staff 183 Mr. Albert Cei Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mr. Thomas Murphy Business Manager Mr. Vincent Inglese Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Frank Soldan Assistant Superintendent of Schools Central Office Staff ROW 1, from left: Marie Hudak. Loretta Gareau, Gert Moshier. ROW 2: Mae Stolle, Lucille Amodio, Paul Hauser, Dorothea Murphy, Cheryl Sacchetillo, Carol Burke, Darlene Burrows. Mrs. Anne Eckard Transportation Supervisor Mrs. Shirley D. Olson Director, Adult Education Program ■ Mrs. Barbara Mitchell and Mrs. Beverly Becker Adult Education Clerks 184 Central Office Wuk ei IJour Retirement Mr. John J. Price Superintendent of Schools, Retired A true gentleman in an era when most of us yearn to find courtesy and understanding in those around us, Mr. Price has always had the ability to make people feel at ease and important about themselves. Hundreds of Wallingford’s students and teachers have been inspired by him. Next to the importance of inspiring improvements, Mr. Price is most proud of his curricular contributions to the instructional program, particularly the high school program of studies. The standards for graduation, the quality of course offerings and the vocational educa- tion opportunities here at Sheehan are in great measure due to his leadership. John Price has left a legacy for which he shall not be forgotten. Superintendent 185 ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM Kelly Semerick and Robin Smith prepare for a chemistry experiment. ROW 1, from left: Chuck Estridge, Sheila Conto, Michael Hansen, Richard Gagne, Robin Smith ROW 2: Andrew Magyar, Richard Delvecchia, Dennise Roy, lennifer McDaniel, Mark Dias, Jennifer Lynde, Kim Romano, Ellen McFarline. ROW 3: Ken Kovac, Dundee Benson, Kim Stone, Kelly Semerick, Shirley Arsenault, Sharon Ingraham. 186 Alternative Program -or. V. mrfck J lO JVJi Tom’s asas U'CHTFK SKKVIO 'aTTT MoM ««777 rWTWKSS 231-3736 ) «A4.1MO OM CYAN'S SERVICE CENTER • imi • mm uxr tuo •CClAUSTS 'rf,n «a 4 r. •«2? — © ' M 269-7049 lobil S v uper Sales. Inc. aest STREET SUNOCO me IfRVICfNTEft � OM « Kp«� 4 (. � %- I f � � 4 � 0(1� � � . • r« . Mit. l 187 PHOTOGRAPHY OF Seniors “Debbie” 38 Schnoor Rd. Killingworth Engagements “Jan and Tim” i mo thy E. “annon Call 663-1386 For an Appointment It’s Worth the Ride! NEW HAVEN AUTO RADIATOR specializing in •Autos «Trucks • Heavy Equipment • Heaters • Recoring • Repairing • Gas Tanks • New Radiators • Custom Design Work Valenti Chevrolet 399 No. Colony Street (Rt. 5) Wallingford, Conn. 06492 265-0991 “Since 1927” Tel. (203) 265-9930 Senior Citizen Discounts FRESH DELICIOUS CANDIES GREETING CARDS • STATIONERIES • PARTY GOODS Pat and Peter Peel, Prop. Parker Mill Shops 300 Church Street Yalesville, CT 06492 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 AT HUNTER’S OLD FASHIONED PRIDE EXISTS Prompt Quality In-Ground and Professional Above-Ground Pools Installations 190 Luck, Happiness, «nd Much Success Restaurant Home of the Pumpernickel Nickel Drink Nickel Hours 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM Tuesday through Sunday 11:00 AM to 12:30 AM on Monday Every Second Drink 5$ ‘Excluding Bottles of Beer and Bottles and Carafes of Wine 1240 South Broad Street Wallingford, Connecticut 06492 265-3303 191 1983 Seniors Chris’ Restaurant 35 Hall Avenue, Wlfd. Phone 269-7182 Homestyle Cooking Daily specials Compliments of Raymond’s Mon. — Fri. 11:00 AM — 2:00 PM Dinners and Sandwiches Women’s Apparel Grinders and Salads Liquor, Beer, and Wine 970 North Colony Road Wallingford Motorcycle Safety “Flowers that Beautify and Satisfy’’ WALLINGFORD FLOWER AND GIFT SHOPPE Can Train You to Ride Well 190 Center Street Phone 265-1514 Sal Greco Flowers For Your Proms and Graduation Eileen M. Donovan — Agent Office Mgr. Linda Bemis — Claims Rose Ann Lake — Secretary John J. Kovacs, Jr., Agent 269-2500 265-0820 269-2435 JOHN J. KOVACS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Auto • Fire • Homeowner • Commercial • Life • Health Pension • Mutual Funds 208 Center Street Wallingford, CT 06492 192 Congratulations to the Class of ’83 from your yearbook photographers s4rt PHOTOGRAPHY Specializing in Creative Weddings — Distinctive Portraits Also — Modeling Portfolios, Pets, Children, and Family Portraits 500 North Main Street Southington,Ct. 06489 628-4453 18 Clintonville Road North Haven, Ct. 06473 239-6331 193 Serving Connecticut Since 1914 THE CONNECTICUT REFINING CO. of Cheshire — Wallingford, Inc. Distributors of Benzoline Hy-Test 303 Oil — Heating Equipment — Burners 265-0923 477 North Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. FAZZINO AUTO PARTS Complete Line of Domestic and Foreign Parts Complete Machine Shop Service Colony Street 33 Broad Street Wallingford, Conn. Meriden, Conn. 269-8779 237-7459 Phone: 203 265-1611 CONNECTICUT BARBERINO HOUSE Pontiac — Datsun PEWTERERS, INC. Manufacturers of Fine Handcrafted Pewterware 505 North Colony Street Wallingford, Connecticut 06492 122 Charles Street Meriden 634-0555 Kappy’s Package Store 62 CENTER STREET WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT 06492 SPECIALIZING IN DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS PACE ELECTRONICS ... SERVICING TV, VCR CAMERAS VIL TV GAMES COMPUTERS, STEREO, MICROWAVE OVENS AIAKI BUSINESS 269-5826 James F. Banaszewski Res. 269-1969 MAX COSTA TOLLGATE PLAZA Owner WALLINGFORD, CT. 06492 194 TWrt h a WerttM No sitting fee Congratulations Class of '83 Tmotta studio Goodrich Package Store “Elegance in Photography” Weddings — Portraits — Passports Legal and Commercial Roy Goodrich Permittee 169 Center Street 1284 Baldwin St. Wallingford, CT Waterbury, CT 269-3540 754-2590 Photophones INTERNATIONAL CATERING With that “International” Touch! Catering for all occasions — Weddings are our specialty. Parties • Showers • Meetings • Clam Bakes • Picnics • Stags Party Platters • Complete Menus • Any Style Cuisine 269-8003 10 Ives Road, Wallingford 195 PET LAND EB FRESH AND SALT WATER FISH COMPLETE AQUARIUM TANKS AND SUPPLIES PUPPIES, KITTENS, SMALL ANIMALS, EXOTIC BIRDS GIFT CERTIFICATES WALLINGFORD 269-3869 1244 South Broad (Rte. 5 at the Caldor Shopping Plaza) PATRONS Village Toy Shoppe Carvel of Wallingford Napoli’s Pizza L. B. Metal Techniques, Inc. Advanced T.V. Waltsco Crafty Lady R R GUDELSKI Rich Rose KEG BEER WORLD OF WINES CASE DISCOUNTS POP SHOPPE sav-rite liquors Auto Truck Repair 269-1583 968 NO. COLONY RD. WALLINGFORD, CT. 06492 1103 Old Colony Road Wallingford. CT 06492 LOTTERY TICKETS 269-4643 196 CONGRATULATIONS Class of ’83 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut Printer’s Ink 214 Center Street Wallingford, CT 06492 Mary Ellen Scott Phone: 265-4151 THE HEALTH CARING PEOPLE EGGGGGGEGEGGGGGEGG %olio s SPORTING GOODS 144 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. 06492 Nike Sneakers Cleats Sheehan High Jackets Gym Bags, Hats Full Line of Sporting Goods Tel. 265-4919 197 BEST WISHES to the Class of 1983 From the Class of 1986 3ik as been our pleasure to have observed and in Some way assisted you in maturing from young freshmen into young adults. XUe are prou Jof your accomplishments and wish you the best of all possible futures. Wiss Pierlioni Ws. Wonico Wrs. Juliano Wr. Mill [any Eugen Krc, M.D. Robert and John Billings Attorney Adam Mantzaris Loughlin and Noonan. Attorneys R. W. Break. M.D. Dr. and Mrs.J. T Combs Steve M. Frank, M.D. to our Professional Friends: Delaney Zemetis, P.C. Attorney and Mrs. Vincent T. McManus, Jr. Kenneth B. Roseman, D.M.D. Alfred St. James, M.D Dr. Leif E. Washer Henry B. Hofbauer, M.D.P C. Dr. Lucian A. Sawicki Brian J. Farrell’ Attorney at Law Clifford A. Williams, D.M.D., P C. Dr. George Seddon Mezzanote Kusak. P.C. Anthony G. Lendino, M.D. Robert B. Boyd, M.D. David G. Glazer, D.M.D. Richard B. We in, M.D. WkwWdJfwbifi ■A 198 -Of our ftiendihip dependi on thingA like Apace and time, til en when we finally overcome Apace and timey we ve deitroyed our own hrotherhoo J! But, overcome Apace, and all we have left ii Odere. Overcome time, and all we have left iA flow. Olnd in the middle of Jdere and Idow, don t you thinh that we might Aee each o tk er once or twice? na tk an oCivingiton Seagu Jl)eclicatecl to the Gjraduatincy CffaAA of 1983 from the Cfractuating CflaSA of 1983. 199 CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK to the CLASS of 1983 FROM THE SHEEHAN STUDENT COUNCIL