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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

Seniors ' Student Life Sports Activities Mark T. Sheehan High School Hope Hill Road, Wallingford, Conn. 06492 1984 Reflections Volume 13 Underclassmen Faculty Advertising I 4 6 Underclassmen A239. Mr. Zeoli. ROW 1: Lori Brown, Emilea Bolstridge, Beth Boudreau. Jenny Birdsey, Heidi Bonanno. Beverly Cadett, Tracey Butka. Heather Bohn- wagner. ROW 2: Kris Andresen, Corrie Canning, David Bishop. Mike Cappello, Joe Barbiuto. Brian Butler, Wendy Barnes. ROW 3: Mike Biggs, Mark Addy, Lester Blazejowski, Ernie Canelli, Martin Beichner, Jeff Bloom. Paul Body, Pat Arnold. Missing: Phil Bender. A243, Mr. Hill, ROW 1: Dawn Danio, Angelo Dichcllo, Gloria Dimonaco, Rae Dsupin. Mary Ebinger, Amy Fahey ROW 2: Joe Ferretti, Deanne Elia, Christy Dinalla, Jackie Dineen, Stacey Dorrico, Tracy Fisher, Lou Ferri, Brenda Deje- sus ROW 3: Andy Dowd, Bob Estelle, Michelle Dubovik. Jeff Delgaudio, Tom Doucet, Beth Desroches. Liz Fergusson, Carol Ann Dzubiak. Missing: Judy DeMerchant. A242, Miss Mattison, ROW 1: Gary Cronin. Sheri Crew. Joanne Crist. Sue Crolius. Ann Cuomo, Paul D’Amato. Luisa D’Angelo. ROW 2: Shelley Clough, Jeff Cohen, Gene Cole, Elizabeth Connolly. Nancy Cowen. ROW 3: Greg Carbone, Paul Caruso, Renee Castiglione, Mary Caulfield. Denise Charpentier. Courteney Child, Jackie Cianciulli, Mike Ciemier. Missing: Chris Connelly, Lynn Coughlin. A244, Mrs Wakeman. ROW 1: Mike Glidden. Meredith Hax. Lynne Fruin. Ann Henninger, Denise Gestay. Matt Heroux ROW 2: Lisa Hillman. Maureen Hogan, Theresa Henclik, Ivan Jutasy. Heather Fritz. Kris Gagne, Allison For- sythe ROW 3: David Hoyle. Tina Gudelski, Laura Grabsch. Dawn Fitzgibbons. Scott Halstead. Rohn Heidgerd, Sal Geremia, MiKe Gilson. Missing: Robin Gideon. A245. Mr. Perez, ROW 1: Danielle LaPenna, Valerie Luongo. Rosalie Licitra. Patty Masse, Kim Kenyon, Lynnanne Hubbard, Mary Lanahan. ROW 2: Nancy Lacourse, Maggie Jankowski, Kathy Linaberry, Renee Madore, Peggy Irizarry. Aleta Marrero, Dennis Mahon. Warren Martineck, Andy Loesch, Jennifer Le- mire, Gary Landino. ROW 3: Mike Kelly, Rich MacDonald. Gini Lyons. Stacey Lucas. Sandy Langlois, Mike Jacobs. Carl Lackstrom, Jim Lubinskas, Scott Lynch Missing: Kelly Ingraham. Russell Lawton. A249, Mrs. DeMatteo, ROW 1: Michele Romano, Scott Pedersen, Michelle Rogers. ROW 2: Jean Paskin, Sandy Roberts, Nelson Perez, Katie Sacobie, John Piscitelli, Brian Salisbury. John Santiago ROW 3: Mike Satton. Tony Phoenix. Tony Polito, Jeff Passante, Kim Richardson, Renee Rivers Missing: Dominic Pitts, Sasha Sarmondy. A246. Mr Ardas, ROW 1: Jayna Morgan. Melinda McPherson, Lesley McPher- son. Kelly Myres, Chris Melillo, Don Merritt ROW 2: Tracy Mogensen. Kathy McGowan, Michele Melillo. Dawn Moore. Lea Moynthan, Paul Pacheco. Joey Mirra. Steve Mlinarcik ROW 3: Steve Murray. Michael McComb. John O’Con- nor. Marty McCormick. Chip Palermo. Lawrence Montgomery. Dennis Ne- whouse. A256. Mr Farley, ROW 1: Beth Thorpe. Chris Thulin, Tina Smith. Terez Szollosi. Tracy Sommo. Christine Sheehy. ROW 2: Trish Sgambati, Kevin St Pierre. Ken Short. Karl Swenson, Peter Talarczyk. Eric Sivertsen, Meg Sorotn. Lisa Silvestri. ROW 3: James Sugrue, John Terito. Joe Simone. John Starrs. Gary Schapira. Michelle Thiede Missing: Edith Schwink. Eric Swift. 9 A248. Miss Edson. ROW 1: Evelyn Wojcik, Kari Walker, Colleen Totz, Jennifer Zyskowski ROW 2: Sean Yasensky, Frank Willingham. Scott Torre. Tim Williams. Dan Wallace. ROW 3: Jason Zandri, Kathleen White. Kathleen Va- lenti. Robin Whisler. Dana Wainer. Bridgette Weidner Missing: Laura Wanat. A206. Mrs. Roberts. ROW 1: Siuboin Caulfield, Diane Caruth, Christina Brown. Barbara Bosco. Mariam Bouchoutrouch. Donna Cairns. Linda Blakes- lee. Kim Blankenship ROW 2: Howie Camolli, Jeanmne Campbell, Roy Brew- ster, Steve Brown. Art Bruneau. Larry Clark. Joe Chordas. Lisa Cerreto. ROW 3: Dave Clark. Bryan Cannata. Rick Brown, Scott Casciano, Larry Burgess Missing: Tracey Bishop, Shawn Bjornberg, Gary Burgess A205. Mr Austin. ROW I: John Bates. Dave Billings. Kenneth Beamon, Peter Arneson ROW 2: Lara Betta. Lisa Bemis, Dawn Bachmann, Annette Back. Tori Alogna. Renee Riglin. Charlotte Ayers. Richard Bersch. ROW 3: Matt Belcourt, Brian Albert. Melissa Bonk. Glen Barton. Deanna Bencivengo, Sarah Birdsey. Jesse Barkasy. ROW 4: Dennis Bielak, Sandy Battles. Michele Bates. Ricky Allen. Lynn Bickford. Eileen Anderson. A207, Mr Boylan. ROW 1: Anne Freeman, Sue Fazzino. Lisa Digioia, Cheryl Farone. Sharri Driscoll. Carol Desautels, Lynette DeVoe. ROW 2: Joann Conte, Darlene D'Agostino. Dennis Collins. Kevin Finn. Mike Dichello. Todd Desmond. Kay Devine. Tricia Coyle. ROW 3: Gene Clemente. Larry DiVicino. Andy Dougan. Tom Degnan, Lou Deponte. Dave Doukas, Kay Diaz. Missing: Mike Damato. Maria Davidson. Kim Davidson. 10 A210. Mr. Moran. ROW 1: Nadine Gott, Holly Helstrom. Beth Grasse. Deanna Henderson. Jennifer Hirst. Elizabeth Goncalves. Dawn Gayton ROW 2: Donna Gersz. Vincente Guillen. Bryan Gilliam. Mark Griffin. Jeff Fuhr. Skip Helland. Amy Holmes. Scott Genest. ROW 3: Jim Fuda. Kenny Hart. Konrad Gaetjen. Larry Harris. Rod Hetzel, John Hudick, Marion Hanna. Chris Gray. A212, Mr Picard, ROW 1: Cathy McCabe. Dennis Mills. Andy Moses. Richard Moore. Scott Michonski. Ryan Morin. ROW 2: Liz Martin. Michelle Massa, Lisa Mattel, Kelly Martineau, Sue Mitchell. Anne Matuskiewicz. Linda Mazzucco, Tammy Mirles. Jerry Matuskiewirz. Chris Martino. Brian McGovern. Howard Mason ROW 3: Chris Meade. Mike Mihalek. Glenn Martiner. Bernie Mirles. Kelly Martin. Michelle Michaud. Lisa Matarazzo Missing: Nicki Marchese. Nick Matarazzo. A211, Mr. Blessing. ROW I: Jennifer Lewis. Maria Licitra, Dawn Iwanicki. Charlie Kent. Mark Hugo. Lisa Johnson. Michele Kelvey. Sandy Kovac, Karin Krupa ROW 2: Bill Lyons. Mike Lawlor. Dawn I eMay. Kelly Lacey. Nancy MacKenzie. Kim Izzo. Barbara Jansury. Jamie Lanahan. Nicole Laurcncelle. Donald Bernat ROW 3: Brian Ludovico. Stacey Macllvaine. Matthew Kazmer zyk, Randy LaClair. Jerry Issel, Fred Little, Bob LaBree. Jeffery Lemire. A213. Mr. Dunn. ROW 1: Todd Poggio. Dawn Packard, Sue Pels. Denise Paquette, Jackie Pagan. Rose Pascale. Sue Pavao ROW 2: Jeff Oldfield. Scott Pawloski. Ray Neal. Carolyn Pesta. Mary Nirmal. Kris Murphy. Karen Passant? ROW 3: Leigh Paulousky, Jill Pierce. David Pavitt. Kristen Olson, Maureen Murphy. Donna Moslow. Mike Pascale Missing: Eric Paulousky. 11 A214. Mr. Doherty. ROW 1: Sheri Rossicone, Susan Rutcho, Danielle Pulit. Shannon Provost. Barbara Sherwill. ROW 2: Renee St. Hilaire. Todd Powers. John Ricci. Justine Reynolds. Linda Reed. Wendi Rigoulot. Jennifer Scott. Charlene Ribera ROW 3: Jim Ricci. Ricky Rivera. Gladys Rivera. Annette Sabatucci. Keith Shook. Debbi Schiffbauer, Bob Schiffbauer. Jeannine Rivers. Tim Salinsky. Joe Rodrigues. Chris Sabino. Missing: Stacey Rakowski. A215. Miss Beerbaum. ROW 1: Sheri Tupay. Tricia Vekony. Barbara Valenti. Elizabeth Young. Steve Zawadski, Larry Trickctt. ROW 2: Todd Torino. Laura Vollono. Jim Whoolery, Walt Vining. Aaron Vertucci, Bob Violette. William Tagliatela, David True, Chris Zygmont. A221, Mr Burghoff, ROW 1: Fred Smithlock. Debby Shorette. Lisa Stanley. Roxanne Smith. Lori Stave. Lisl Streett. Ed Sulinski ROW 2: Lisa Tagliatella, Ed Stave. Jeff Summerficld, Chris Thomas. Pat Spica. Rob Smith. Nick Stasulli. Rebecca Short. Liz Supranovich. ROW 3: Frank Sprafke. Ray Smith. Dave Sidlauskus. Bill Stevens. Dave Silvia. Graham Smith. Tim Stone. Chuck Slie. Missing: Adrienne Tharp. Jackie Taicik A105. Ms MacDonald. ROW 1: Laura Boehner, Cliff Bartlett. Renee Ber- geron. Pamela Benoit. Steve Barry. Mark Allard. ROW 2: Paul Bonito. Lynn Boutillier. Chris Renevpntn. Judy Allen. Scott Baylow. Bob Barker. Peter Bartlett ROW 3: Bill Bowden. Ken Bloom. Mike Bermudez. John Benoit. John Brinkley. Fred Bouza, Brian Beckert. Cindy Blasewitz. Mark Bencivengo. Miss- ing: Walt Ball. 12 A106. Miss Blais. ROW I: Warren Corriveau. Laura Cote. Chrystyna Cusio. Romana Caires, Fran Cusano. Bryan Carroll. Chris Connolly ROW 2: Judith Bush. Patty DeGennaro. Dana Davidson. Charmaine Brown. Kim Carlin. Sandi Bullock. Maria D’Angelo. Carolyn Dallas. Kathy Candela, Rob Cirillo. Penni Chasse. Carolyn Butterfield. ROW 3: Janet Bush. Joanna DelGaudio. Kim Brown. James Brown. Chris Colt, Kim Cooper, Kathy Cronin. •______________-1 . :. ' I m A110, Miss Underwood. ROW 1: Steve Giannini, Matt Griffin, Steve Giardina. Steve Hubbard. Jeff Koziel, Seth Hillman ROW 2: Toni Holman. Michele Gruener. Kim Hancock. Lisa Grillo. Beth Geiger. Holly Hulicki, Emmy Gibson. ROW 3: Jim Gombita, Gary Kinney. Steve Hatch. Earl Williams. Mark Hor- nyak. Jimmy Cressman, Marc Henderson. Robert Gerson Missing: Regina Glidden, Maria Goncalves. Maggie Herrera. A108. Mrs Toman. ROW 1: Rob DellaCamera. Eddy Estep. Carrie Diaz. Lauren DeRosa. Peter DiGioia. Mike Fritz. ROW 2: Patty DelVecchia. Lon Delmolino. Denise Errato. Geniene Dugan. Annette DeStefano. ROW 3: Dee DePasquale. Lisanne Dorsey. Julie Gallagi. Karen Fuhr. Dierdre Doyle. Robert DeVoe. Don Finn. Tom Dorio, Fred Franzom. Jan Gagne. Chris Fishbein, Pete DeRoy. A112. Mrs Mahoney. ROW 1: Susanne Loughlin. Dianne Loughlin, Nicole Lutman. Jennifer Marks. Susan Mullen. Eileen Linaberry. Rosemary Lopes. ROW 2: Dave Laffin, Ernie Martino. Rick Lewis. Steve Malone. Karen Lorusso. Tina Longley. Paul McCarthy. ROW 3: Mike Krombcrg, Pete Limosani, Jack Larese. Bill Marchese, Tom Labombard, Phil Longley. Don McKeehan, Dave Lacoss. Bob Lynch Missing: Theresa LaBree. Teresa Lacourse. Lisa Massaro 13 AI 19. Mr. Biondino, Row 1: Nancy Nigro. Michele Paolillo, John Parker. Lisa Mirles, Karen Picard. Jodi Ouellette. Debbie Morgan. Jennifer Pilon. Row 2: Ted Piekarski. Rob Parris. Laura Misiasek. Susan K Mullen. Kris Pippin. Val Philbrick, Wayne Montefusco, Annette Morneau Row 3: Dom Pascale. Danny Page, Craig Odermatt. Jon Peckman. Paul Petro. Pat Morrissey. Missing: Don Moores. A120. Ms. Jellen. ROW 1: Tom Ruggiero. Andy Reynolds. David Routh. Diane Polito. Donna Proto. Ruth Preble. Cindy Pomerleau, Tom Sarro. Ray Sarro ROW 2: Mickey Saldana. Robin Saul. Amy Sage. Sue Schaefer. Jeff Scarfi. Andrea Sansone, Joie Schneider ROW 3: Stu Schouten. Mike Sgambati. Marty Regan. Jeff Rhodes. Doug Sabino. Jim Roblee, Willie Robles. John Ritskowitz. Jose Santiago Missing: Ron Powell. John Proulx. A121. Mr. Vamvakis. ROW 1: Dan Smith. Diane Sypek. Laurie Smith. Jacki Tatro. Michelle Trenchard. Mike Sullivan ROW 2: Andy Testa. Scott Sireno. Andy Tirado. Phil Stasulll, John Slocum ROW 3: Brian Tomlinson. Kurt Swenson. Mike Skapczynski. Dave Tiedemann, Samantha Shimwell, Laurie Summerfield. Thelma Starrs. Joy Soderlund Missing: Lisa Simler. 14 A123. Mr Kennedy. ROW 1: Joe Turner. Maynard Vass, Bill Wadsworth. Dave Young. Jim Weyant ROW 2: Marisa Turtola, Jody Vincent, Kim Walker. Deborah Zalonski. Cheryl Wilson ROW 3: Jim Williams. Valerie Werner. Chester Wojcik, Curt Zemke. Mary Velardi, David Wargo Missing: Lisa Zola B150 Mr Zierler. HOW 1: Janet Nehez. Lee Ann DeRosa. ROW 2: Harold Reed. Domingos Pires. Jim Raccio, Paul Lombardi. A118. Ms. Rohloff. ROW 1: Deborah Celotto. Eric Cresman. ROW 2: William Perreault. James Cremin. Donald Bcrnot ROW 3: Thomas Carrctta. Mrs Glenn. Ms. Rohloff. Alternative Program, Mr. Rinaldi. ROW 1: Jennifer McDaniel. Blanche Steel. Dawn Simmons. Pam Mills. Roxanne Gray. Scott Grant. Denise Roy. Kim Stone. Lee DeMartino ROW 2: Paul DeMerchant. Paul Serio. Todd Whittaker. Richard Gagne, John Russenberger, Robert Sanovec. Clayton Kuci9ka ROW 3: Mark McPherson. Carlos Ortiz. Eric Helland. Denise Proto. Darren Romano. Fred Scarfi, Ray Averitt, Todd Ferraiolo. Doug Boughton, David Silvia. Miss- ing: Cathy Condon. Dawn Daly. Chris Colt. Andy Monteith, Andy Magyr. Linda Rivera. Sheila Scanlon. Keith Wilkinson. Bob Schwink, David Dowd. Les Jones. Mary Hentz. B009. Mrs. Carbutti: Ed Lamb. Jim Sugrue. Megan Scarpa. Joe Pires. Lee DeGennaro. Mrs Selmecki. Mrs. Carbutti. 15 Junior Class. ROW 1: Sue Mullen. Secretary; Deanna DiPasquale. Treasurer; Dan Page. President; John Proulx, Vice President. ROW 2: Asst. Advisors, Mr. James O'Connor, and Ms. Rohlcff; Advisor Mr. Biondino. Sophomore Class. ROW 1: Kim Izzo, Secretary; Joseph Chordas, President. Lori Stave, Treasurer; John Ricci, Vice President. ROW 2: Asst. Advisor Mrs DeMatteo, Asst. Advisor Mr. Ardas, and Asst. Advisor Mr. Morawski. Freshman Class. Miss McGovern, Asst Advisor; Greg Carbone. President; Gini Lyons. Vice President; Jayna Morgan. Treasurer; Kim Kenyon. Vice President; Mr. Boylan, Advisor. 16 DONNY ALLARD Alfred Now the crowd breaks and a young boy appears, looks the old man in the eye as he spreads his wings and shouts at the crowd. “In the name of God, my father, I’ll It’s been real, it’s been nice, too bad it hasn't been real nice. Thanks for the good times RD, JD. BF. CB. AB, JE. JH. SM. To the Class of '84: Take it easy, take it slow, make it last, don’t let go. Thanks Mom and Dad. CURT ATKINSON Look around and choose your own ground, for long you’ll live and high you’ll fly. Good luck Class of '84. Thanks TD for all the special times. KAREN AUSTIN Twiggy God grant me the serenity to ac- cept the things I cannot change, the courage to change tho things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Thanks to all my friends for all the good times. Thanks Mom. Dad Gram. ILY. GOAL: To live life to the fullest. KRISTINE A. AUSTIN Dippy. Airhead Love is the one thing we can give to someone and still gain from it. When love is offered by that special person it is never forgotten and is cherished throughout a lifetime. Thanks for all the memories JB. JG. LM. DC. I luv ya. Mom Dad. EDMUND JAMES BARBIERI CURT ATKINSON KAREN AUSTIN Fasial Well guys this is the party that never ends. Take it easy. I’m gonna miss you. Thanks for the good times SA. AB. RB. CB. JC. JE. ILY Amy. Thanks Mom and Dad. GOAL: To be successful in life and enjoy it. I hope to stay with Amy forever. RICHARD ALLEN BARBIERI Rick. Dick Football 4 years. It is better to waste one’s youth than to do nothing with it at all. Thanx for all the good times and memories: SA, AB, CB, JB, JC. BF, JE, JH, SM. KF, MD. I will never forget you. Thanx, Mom Dad, ILY. 26 LORINDA MARIE BATES KRISTINE A. AUSTIN EDMUND JAMES BARBIERI The last light of the sun. that had died in the west, still lived for one song more. So dawn goes down today, nothing gold can stay. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Michele. Thanks friends for all the good times MD, SP, KF. RP, PT. Friends forever. RICHARD ALLEN BARBIERI LORINDA MARIE BATES KURT MARK BAUMAN The Class of 1984 dedicates this 18 KURT MARK BAUMAN Forget «about tomorrow; live for today be- cause we’re all on the run. Thanks. Mom Dad. for everything DENISE COLETTE BENKO Dee Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved. Things will be. and people must see. that you are you and I am me. Thanx guys for the fun: PC. KR. I.M, KF. ILY Mom, Fred, Becky, Anna Neil Young 1. GOAL: To be a nurse and live it all! DENISE COLETTE BENKO DUNDEE BENSON KARI BENSON DUNDEE BENSON The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay because love isn't love ‘til you give it away. 1 love you, Tom A! Thanx KB, TB, Mom, Dad, TB, GB, and TA Powder Puff, we’re kick a —! Party on, Class of '84' Hell Bent for Leather! KARI BENSON A dreamer and a believer, only the begin- ning to becoming an achiever. We all flash through life. Dance to the music with oil your heart. D.B. P.C. keep on dancin’. Ben 1 forever! GOAL: To achieve a high presti- gious position in the working world. CHARLES W. BERCIER Chaz, Charlie. Chuck When you are lying In your bed going to sleep with the good thoughts about your accomplishments of the day. always end those thoughts with the words, I could have done better.” Thanks Mom. Dad. JC. RG. SA. AB. HS. RB. SC, JE, MH. Football 4 yrs. (Capt.) ROBIN BETH BERSCH Lady Zorro Friends, the world is yours, go out and get it. Just remember — one never gets a second chance to make a good first impression — Smile! To all: health, happi- ness prosperity. Shalom! Band 4; Fr. Club 4 (Pres 2), Xcntry mgr. I swear it was the brakes! SHIRLEY BERTHIAUME Space Cadet If only all the hands that reach could touch. Maybe then the world would understand what it’s like to receive love. Thanks. Dad. for letting me find you. Mom. for understanding. Thanks Russ S. for being in my life. ILY. GOAL: To be happy. JULIE A. BIGLIN Memories are treasures that time can’t de- stroy. They are the happy pathways to yes- terday’s bright joy — HS. Thanks for the good times MP. MP. KG, VG, SR. ILY. M D. Thanks. Steve, l.L.Y. LINDA BIRMINGHAM SHIRLEY BERTHIAUME JULIE A. BIGLIN book to our advisor, Mrs. Roberts. 19 LINDA BIRMINGHAM Leenda I'm young. I’m wild, and I'm free. Got the magic power of the music in me — Triumph. Within me lies the power to seize the hour and to live my dreams. Thanks for the good times DR. RW. JR. SN. BJ, JT, RL. and friends. ILY, Mom Dad. RL, TB, BB GLORIA BIRTHA Just remember love is life and life is living it. Treat your life for what it’s worth and live for every breath. B.S. You don’t have to be old to be wise. J.P. Thanx: SB. DH. TB. DB. I.L.Y., M D. ARNE DANIEL BJARNO It’s been a great 4 years. Let’s do it again some time. Football 4 yrs. Thanks KF. JB. JE. RB. CB. SA. JC. It’s been fun partying. Thanks. Mom Dad. ILY. TRACY BORZILLO Ride on. don’t look back. You can’t change what's done. Drive hard for greater glories. We all must be someone; so win. don’t show. Let the life fever go. The world is ours, you know! — TS. ED I’m always gonna love ya. 3 3 82. I love ya. Mom Dad. Thanx GB DB. DEBBIE BOUGHTON Dooble The road is now to begin. The love and laughter you have brought will stay in my heart. You have brought me peace and love I need. You will always be my love. I love you Loyd. Love to all my friends and to my special friend. Linda R. ILY. Ma Dad. JULIE BREWSTER “Life is a fatal adventure. It can only have one end. So why not make it as far ranging and free as possible ” — A F. GOAL: Take life as it comes. ILY. M. MARKUS L. BRILES Carus “Whiteman came across the sea. He brought us pain and misery. He killed our tribe and killed our queen. He took our game for his own need. We fought him hard; we fought him well. Out on the plains we gave him hell Run to the hills, run for your life ” - I M MADLENE BR1TSCH Mady I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I've seen yesterday and I love today! Schiff Ahoi Haschen! TAMI LYNN BRUNELL Tam There are places I’ll remember all my life though some have changed Some for- ever. not for better, some have gone some remain. — JL. Thanks MF. friends, for all the happy memories. I love you, Mom Dad. GOAL: To be an occupational thera- pist. JOSEPH S. BURNESS Nominated to Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students” 1982-1983. A good formula for success is: One part hard work, one part patience and five parts love. KENNETH P CAIRNS GLORIA BIRTHA ARNE DANIEL BJARNO TRACY BORZILLO DEBBIE BOUGHTON JULIE BREWSTER MARKUS L. BRILES MADLENE BRITSCH TAMI LYNN BRUNELL Beast. 6 In the day we sweat out on the street in a runaway American dream. At night we ride through the mansions of glory on suicide machines. “Born to Run” — Springsteen. Thanx for the memories CS. JF. AR. DP. AL. BG. MM. EP. ILY. M D. M P. N C. Hockey. 4 yrs (Capt. 2). 20 Til have to say “J Cove DAVID ANTHONY CALABRESE Sweet memories flashing very quickly by, reminding me and giving me a reason why. I know that my goal is more than a thought. I'll be there when I teach what I’ve been taught — Rush Loves. MF. VH, RH, G. MB. GOAL: Keep dreaming and reach po- tentials. CHERIE A. CAMIRE The greatest adventure is what lies ahead. Today and tomorrow are yet to he said. The chances, the changes are all yours to make; DAVID ANTHONY CALABRESE the mold of your life is in your hands to break ” — J.R.R. Tolkein Soccer, 1 yr.; basketball, 2 yrs.; CC, 2 yrs. (Co-capt.). JOHN MATTHEW CARUSO JOHN MATTHEW CARUSO Crash, Sam, � 63 Set your goals high; you will be surprised how far you will go. GOAL: To play college football. Football 3 yrs, 63. Thanx for the good times CB, RG, RB, JB. KF. AB. Thanx Mom. Char KIM MARIE CASTIGLIONE Happy. Stlg, Gumble For as long as you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry For all you touch and all you scc is all your life will ever be. — Floyd. Friends, the memories will always be cherished — Luv ya! U2 Forever. SHARON MARIE CERRETO SHARON MARIE CERRETO Be yourself, live life to the fullest, and Think Purple! Special thanks and love to Mom and Dad. Thanks to everyone for their support and memories over the years. Especially Tom. Fran and Jen. I love you Thomas! 4- 16-82. GOAL: Pre-school educator. DINA MARIE CHAMBRELLI Look not to what was but what will be. But in doing so never forget the laughter and love we once shared. Thanx. Joy, for the memories and the good times. ILY. Mom 8t Dad. DANETTE CHRISTOPHER If the sun refused to shine, 1 would still be loving you. Mountains crumble to the sea. it would still be you and me. Kevin 1-19-80. I love you Shannon and Mom Dad. Thanx. Denise, for being there. Good-bye everyone. SUZANNE JENNIFER CIEMIER Cross Country. 2 (Captain). Track 2. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest and some- day we’ll find these are the best of times — Styx. Thanks, Mom and Dad. I love U. Thanks for the best of times DH, BG! DINA MARIE CHAMBRELLI DANETTE CHRISTOPHER SUZANNE JENNIFER CIEMIER Vou . Jh Song 21 PAULA J. CLOGHER Always be able to sacrifice what you are for what you can be. WATT, four years; girls’ Cross Country and Track, one year. Thanks for the good times DB. KB. TE. I love you. Mom and Dad. MICHAEL COHEN Basketball. 4 years; Baseball. 2 years. And so. my friends, we’ll say goodnight, for time has claimed its prize; but tonight can always last as long as we keep alive the memories of paradise. Thanks. Mom and Dad. 1LY. 1 love you. Kelly. DONOVAN ERWIN COLLINS Mr. T I ’m sailing away for I’ve got to be free Free to face the life that’s ahead of me. Baseball. 4 yrs; Basketball. 2 yrs; Football. 1 yr. GOAL: To be a rich and famous archi- tect. own a porsche and live life in the fast lane. Thanks M D. Onward and Up- ward ANGELA L. CONTE Ang, Angie. Angie-Baby. Angie-Punk Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth; I do recall those were the best times most of all. I don’t know where I’m going but I’m on my way. I love you. Mom and Dad. Thanks guys — all of you — for the memo- ries. ERIC CRESMAN Animals 1 Thanks Mom. Dad. B. MA. M. S, G, K. B! TIMOTHY S. CRONIN When you climb to the top of a mountain, look out over the sea. Think about the PAULA J. CLOGHER 0 ANGELA L. CONTE places we have where a young man could be. Then you jump back down to the roof- tops and think about all the strange things circulating on the ground. (It ain’t easy.) DORIS DeJESUS To those we love and see each day and other loved ones far away To all good friends whose friendship means so much and those with whom we’re somehow out of touch Thanks. Mom. I love you. True friends are forever, S.S. Thanks, S.F. CHRISTOPHER JOHN DELLASELVA Chrlspy Oh, well, 1 guess this means the party is over Maybe I should settle down and get a real job. eh? No way! P.S. I have a admit 1 had a blast. 4 years Hockey, 2 years Co-Captain. CHRISTOPHER J. DELLASELVA CRAIG A. DeLOUGHERY PAUL EDWARD DeLUCIA Friendship is a blessing sent 22 MARCEL DESJARDINS DAN DEVOE RALPH DIAZ MARIE CHRISTINE DiCHELLO MARIA CHRISTINA DiMONACO CRAIG A. DeLOUGHERY We know what we are, but know not what we may be. — Wm Shakespeare. Knowl- edge comes but wisdom lingers. — A Tennyson. Thanks, Mom Dad. Football, 4 yrs.; Track, 4 yrs. (Tri-Capt ), Student Coun- cil. 4 yrs.; Band. 4 yrs. GOAL: To become a veterinarian. PAUL EDWARD DeLUCIA After graduation I am going to attend a trade school. My favorite pastime is fishing and hunting. MARCEL DESJARDINS No time to choose when the truth must die. No time to lose or say goodbye. No time to prepare for the friends you leave behind. No time to suffer or blink. And no time to think. Soccer, 4 yrs (Capt). PP Forever. Thanks, M D. and my friends PT, JP, LB, KF. SP. MB. RALPH DIAZ We’re gonna make it, we’ll reach the top- We’re gonna make it, and then we're never gonna stop! — TS. To all my friends who made these 4 yrs. the best, good luck! Mom and Dad, ILY always. MARIE CHRISTINE DiCHELLO The music’s playing, the notes are right put your left foot first and move into the light The edge of this hill is the edge of the world and if your gonna cross you’d better start doin’ it right. Thanx, DS. KM. DM. DC. LE. Genesis 1. MARIA CHRISTINA DiMONACO Think of the things we used to say. Think of each happy bygone day. Sometimes 1 sigh, sometimes I smile, yet sometimes I laugh all the while. Special thanx to close friends. Best of luck! ILY M. GOAL: To reach the end of my rainbow. ROBERT DONOVAN JONATHAN DUKE EMMA LOUISE DUNDON to lift us when we fall. 23 JONATHAN DUKE German Club, 4 years (Treasurer 2. Presi- dent 1); AFS. 4 years; Germany, summer 1982; Key Club, 2 years; Cross Country. 2 years; High School Bow, 2 years; Don’t stop believin’, hold on to the feelin’ — Journey. EMMA LOUISE DUNDON Emmer The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay; love isn't love til you give it away. Soccer 3 yrs Happiness Is; Having friends 4-ever. RL, WH. RH. MK. MD. ILY. GOAL- To laugh, love. live life to the fullest in communications. LISA MARIE EMERLING JC We’ve cried together and we’ve laughed together. Those memories will al- ways be close to my heart. I Love You! LE Mom — You are the best! ILY! Friends, thanks for the time. Love ya! GOAL: Suc- cess and Happiness. JOHN ESCOTO Fatboy. Jules The most completely lost of all days is the one on which we have not laughed. Baseball. 4 yrs.; Basketball. 4 yrs. Thank Mom. Dad, Jay, Matt, Rt C D., for all the wonderful times. GOAL: To help others be happy. WILLIAM A. FAZZINO Fuzz When 1 leave here tomorrow will you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see. Dedicated to all my friends and to B.G. who made high school so great. Stu- dent Council. 3; Golf 3. KARL RICHARD FELLNER I grab my things and make a run on my way out Another one would like to know before I stop Did 1 make it or did I flop? Don't want to find out Just want to get out — Scorpions. GOAL. Live my life to the fullest. 4x4’s. ELIZABETH A. FERGUSSON Beth, Fergie Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. 4 yrs. Varsity: Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Softball. Say goodbye, it's Indepen- dence Day — Bruce Forever. MARIA ELENA FERRAIOLO “ for where can we lay down the heavi- ness of our troubles but in a friend’s heart? — J. Conrad. Thanks so much to my friends and family. Say goodbye, it’s Independence Day — Springsteen Forever. JOANN VIRGINIA FINKLE If we meet and you forget me, you have lost nothing; but if you meet Jesus Christ and forget Him you have lost everything. — John 3:3, Revelation 3:20. GOAL: To make my parents proud of me. I love you, Mom Dad LYNELLE ANN FORCINELLI Memory is not just the imprint of the past upon us; it is the keeper of what is meaning- ful for our deepest hopes and fears. Thank you. Mom and Dad. I love you. Best of luck to all my friends. GOAL: To be happy and successful in life. KENNETH WILLIAM FORSYTHE. Ill Foghorn Leghorn, 75 Football. 3 yrs.; Baseball. 4 yrs. Thanx, Mom and Dad. GOAL: Further my education at SCSC. Im- portant point: Don't drink in the parking lot before field trips with Mr. Sylvestro. Thanks, I love you. Pam; 8 28 82 4-ever. Thanx. JC. AB. CB. JE. RB. MARIA ELENA FERRAIOLO JOANN VIRGINIA FINKLE LYNELLE ANN FORCINELLI Moments to remember 24 SUZANNE DANIELLE FORTIER KENNETH WILLIAM FORSYTHE SUZANNE DANIELLE FORTIER JENS FORTMANN Sue True friends last forever, the rest just fade away. True friends share the good times, the bad times and the times that pass on by. I love you Mom Dad. Thanks for all the memories CC, DD, and JO JENS FORTMANN Find yourself in another world. Thank to all who made this year such a happy memory. I'll miss you! MICHAEL A. GERMANESE RICHARD W. GIBSON THOMAS J. GILSON. JR. MIKE FRISCO You are now stepping Into another dimen- sion, not only of sight and sound but out of mind A journey into another land where one’s mind is at it’s wildest imagination “Twilight Zone’’ Thanks. T.B. 1 didn’t do nothin’, Mr. Cook. KATHLEEN MARIE FRITZ Kathy. Mom “To reach port, we must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it; but we must sail and not drift nor lie at anchor — Dante. Thanks. Mom Dad JENNIFER FITZGEARLD GANNON Without love and laughter there is no joy- Give to the world tho best you have and the best will come back to you The only way to have a friend is to be one. ILY, Mom and Dad!! Thanks KK. MF. and the Class of ’84' KRISTEN D. GARDINIER Kris Thanx for the memories, LS, JB, MP, VG. SS, VW, KS. GOAL: To turn the page. ILY. M and D MICHAEL A. GERMANESE Germ It was now the hour that turns back desire in those that sail the sea, and soften their hearts, the day when they have said the sweet friends. Basketball. 4 years; Baseball. 4 years. GOAL: To be the best that 1 can be. Thanks, Mom and Dad. RICHARD W. GIBSON Do not spoil happiness by desiring what you have not; but remember that what you have now was once among the things only hoped for. Thanks. M D. Friends for ever CB JC. GOAL: To obtain a career in fire tech- nology. THOMAS J. GILSON. JR. Greek Football. 1 yr.; Track. 3 yr .; Color Guard. 3 yrs.. Chorus. 1 yr.; DECA Vice- President; manager, school store. in rain or shine. 25 JOHN MEYER GOPOIAN HaJI Poem: High school has taught me a lot How to party and how to stop Don t get me wrong it’s taught me so much more so I will help to make our world a better place to adore. GOAL: To see more peace and freedom in our world. No Nukes. Stop Ter- rorism. BARBARA MARIE GORAL Life, like a dome of many-colored glass, stains the white radiance of eternity. — Shelley. GOAL: To be successful in what- ever I do in the future. Thanks. Mom and Dad. I love you. Thanks for all the memories Sue. Denise, Michelle, and Theresa. JOHN MEYER GOPOIAN WARREN D. GREEN WARREN D. GREEN Friends are not together only when they are side-by-side; even ones who are far away are still in my thoughts. — Beethoven. Best of wishes to Class of '84 all my friends! Phil, thx for being my BF. Thx, M D, ILY! GOAL: To fulfill my dreams! JOHN J HALL When you meet your challenge, you should meet it head on because you might never have another chance. Thanks Mom, Dad. Baseball. 2 yrs.; Golf. 2 yrs. MICHAEL B. HALL 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 de- mands Who sees the faults and doesn’t bla- me And keeps on loving just the same. I’ll never forget you, Kim Sundwall. KATHLEEN M. HANCICH McDuff I see my future at the rainbow’s end, happy hours, timeless friends. And if I ever chance to find my way, rest assured 1 will stay — BS. I love you, Michael. Led Zepeozzy. Thanks for the memories. Mom, LM. SF. SD. GOAL: To win the battle of evermore. TODD HANLON JOHN J. HALL MICHAEL B. HALL I arise today through the strength of Hcav en: Light of sun. radiance of splendor of fire, speed of lightning, swiftness of wind, depth of sea, stability of earth, firmness of rock. GOAL. To become a commissioned officer in the service. DENISE P. HARRISON Today’s beautiful moments are tomorrow’s beautiful memories. GOAL: To succeed in everything that I do. I love you Mom, Dad. and Jimmy. Thank you Sue. Barbara, and Michelle for the good times we had. I will remember them always. GREGG HARRISON And as I lay there gazing at the sky My body's numb and my throat is dry And as I lay forgotten and alone Without a tear I draw my parting groan — “The Trooper”, Iron Maiden. Fast times at Sheehan High! GOAL: Sheehan High School Administrator. KATHLEEN M. HANCICH TODD HANLON DENISE P. HARRISON Smiles can’t be kept — they 26 GREGG HARRISON MARIA HASS MARY ANN HENTZ DANIELLE F. HEROUX WENDY LEE HORBOCK MARC C. HOUSTON SCOTT DAVID HUBBARD STEVEN T. HUGO LORI JEAN IRWIN DAVID T. IVAN MARY ANN HENTZ Jim, each moment with you is just like a dream to me that somehow came true, and I know tomorrow will still be the same ‘cause we’ve got a life of love that won't ever change. ILU. “85 KB, KC, thanks for all the laughs. Thanks, Mom, Dad, LB. DANIELLE F. HEROUX Seems like I've been here before l can’t remember when And I’ve got this funny fee ling That we'll all be together again. — HC. DS, I’ve looked around enough to know that you’re the one I want to go through time with — JC. Thanx for the times, J.L, T.E. WENDY LEE HORBOCK Love is not finding someone you can live with, but finding someone you can't live without. 1 love you. Bob Heidgerd! 8 4 81 Thanks MK, ED. DS for the memories. ILY, Mom and Dad! GOAL. To live a happy and successful life with the one I love. MARC C. HOUSTON Matt. Marcos I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I could do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now Let me not defer or neglect it. for I shall not pass this way again. Thanx, M D and friends. SCOTT DAVID HUBBARD I know I did not do well in school, and I realize I should have. So all of you younger people, try not to make the same mistake and thanks to all my friends for making my high school years great. STEVEN T. HUGO Hueg There are too many people praying for mountains of difficulty to be removed, when what they really need is courage to climb them. Band 4, yrs; JA, 4 yrs; Track. 2 yrs; Cross Country, 3 yrs. (Captain). LORI JEAN IRWIN If we could read the secret history of our enemies, we should find in each man's sor- row and suffering enough to disarm all hostil- ity. ILY. M D. Bill, thanks so much. Dave Fruin, I’m forever yours, 1 4 82! SJB, my special friends, 143. U2 4ever! DAVID T. IVAN Life is a preparation for the future; and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none. Thanx to all my friends who made my senior year the best GOAl To live life to it’s fullest extent. can only be given away. 27 SHARON LYNN JARVIS Though the times ahead of us may be rough, if we reach for our goals and stay with our friends, the road ahead of us will be a lot easier to travel. Thanks, AM and MS. Spe- cial thanks to KL; the memories are great. GOAL: To be independent. BARBARA KATHRYN KAHL Babs. Spacey Choir, 2 yrs; Glee, 1 yr. Thanks to everyone for such a great senior year. A special thanx to KD, DD, NM, KB, SP. RP. TS, and AG. Love you always Mom, Dad and Dawn. GOAL: To be successful in whatever I may do or be in the future. Def Leppard rules 4ever. WILLIAM J. KARLON Bill The value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use you make of them. Whether you have lived long enough de- pends not on the number of your years but on your will. — Montaigne. To be is to be. Thank you all. JASON D. KAZIMER Santa Suzana is the pass where you look to be. Santa Suzana is the pass where you look for me. 12 in the night love or fight. It’s so out of sight in the Devil’s Canyon. — Charles Manson. 74 AMX rules the road. KIMBERLY J. KELLY Kim It is the laughter we will remember Paige, thanx for always being there! Unbelie- vable memories. J.G. Swimming, 2 yrs. WV. 1 Great times skiing (R.O. you think you could try to keep up!) Randy, you will always be someone very special! Bye. SHERRY KITTREDGE Kit Friendship is something strange. It never is the same. In a way it has to change, but its always the same. You always need some- body especially a friend, ‘cuz they are al- ways there, and problems just seem to end Thanx CM. MB. KM. ILU, M D. Thanx. ILU, KB BB. CHONG AE KO Brenda “The world is comic to those who think and tragic to those who feel.” — HW. I love you very much. Mom and Dad. Thanx for the memories and friendships, guys. JOHN MICHAEL KOBA Koba ‘The long and winding road To the top I will go” — Beatles. Sheehan swimmers 1. We’re the champs. Good Luck to the Class of '84. Party on. Swimming, 4 yrs, (Capt.); Girls swim mgr, 3 yrs. Thanks, Mom Dad Hang in there, Youth Group. GOAL: To fly for the Air Force. SHARON LYNN JARVIS JOHN MICHAEL KOBA MARY THERESA KOSSAR KEN W. KOVAC SHOUT! Lift your MARY THERESA KOSSAR I believe in the tun even when it is not shining. I believe in love even when 1 feel it not. I believe in God even when he is silent. Thanks for everything WH. ED. LB. KL. GOAL. To live life to its fullest and to always be happy. KEN W. KOVAC The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams it's heaven and hell — Black Sabbath Yester- day all my troubles seemed so far away, now it looks as though they’re here to stay. Oh. I believe in yesterday — B. ILY. RD KATHRYN A. LANGA I get by with a little help from my friends. Thanks for ail the memories — JP, RC. MK. Special thanks to SJ — I couldn't have made it without you! Thanks. Mom Dad. GOAL: To live in New Hampshire and be an accountant. Best wishes Class of ’84! PATRICIA MARIE LANGELLA Long live the party palace! Good times bad times you know I’ve had my share. The times we share together are so special! Thanx SR. ILY DM. SL. MT. MP. Mom and Dad. ILY. Party on. Class of ’84' Good luck JENNIFER JANET LEISS Paradise is waiting for the chosen few. Let’s hope maybe this time he picks me and you Mom and Dad. I love you. SF. MH. KS. LM. DH - Always! JEFFREY JOHN LUCAS. JR Luke. J. Jeffrey What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters com- pared to what lies within us. I’ll never forget the good times with my crazy friends. Don’t let the past remind us of what we are not now. Football. 2 yrs. ILY. M D Party on. Class of ’84 DAWN MARIE MAKARA Life is full of beautiful moments and I have only started on the road to find them. Gary. ILY. You'll always be in my heart and thoughts! GOAL: To live a long and happy life and have a great time doing it! JEFFREY JOHN LUCAS. JR. hands up! DARREN LYNN DAWN MARIE MAKARA ANDREW MAKAY Individualism dicyphers one from the other: being that one lit star in an ocean of dark- ness or the last piece added to make the puzzle complete. Lauren, thanks for your friendship. I appreciate all you’ve done for me. Ms. Zola. I love you, Mom Dad. ANDREW MAKAY DARYN MARCHI Apollo W. Tireseus Can’t you feel our souls ignite shedding ever changing colours, in the darkness of the fading night Like the river joins the ocean, as the germ in a seed grows Wc have finally been freed to get back home. — Genesis. Supper’s Ready Band 4. Thanx all. LUCY B. MARINUZZI Goose I’ve got no time to spend and weep The time has come to be gone And tho' to our health we drank a thousand tl- mes I have to ramble on Led Zeppelin forever. Thank you. Mom, Dad, Skip. Gram, KH. JL. PR. DH. PL. DM. Ozzy and Robert! GOAL: To turn the page. EDWARD J. MARTINDALE Those who fear death also fear life, but those who fear life are already dead. Cross Country. 3 yrs (Co-Captain); Band. 4 yrs. THOMAS GILMORE MASSE God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can. and wisdom to know the difference. Honk if you hate commies! Thanks, friends. I love you. Mom and Dad. DEBRA M. MASTERSON Doobie Field Hockey, 3 years; Class Presi- dent, 2 years; Student Council, 4 years. Life — It’s what you make it, or you make it all that you want it to be — AM. Friends, thanx for the memories. May they never fade away - PL, LM. MP. PU. GS. JB. KG. LG. JL. Luv Ya. ILY. M D. LISA KAY MATHEWS LI, Lit, Wah It’s not what's in front of you that stands in your way; it's what’s Inside of you that keeps holding you back. Life is a constant decision. I hope I make the right one. Thanx for the memories. Dan. At least those I can keep forever. Thanx 84. Knowledge expands 30 KATHY McMAHON KATHY McMAHON MARY ROSE M. MEADE MARK E. MEADOWS ROB MELOY JEFFREY J M1HA1.EK MARK MIKULSKI Little Girl Kitten. Slathy Many all have dreams and some have silver linings I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. GOAL: To be free as a bird and forever happy Thanks I love you. Mom Dad. Thanks for the memories HM, KG. KA. DH. TE. MARY ROSE M. MEADE I may be able to speak the languages of men and even angels, but if 1 have not love, my speech is no more noisey than a gong or a clanging hell — Corinthians 13. My friends, may life bring you love and may you bring love to life. MARK E. MEADOWS “Leaves are falling all around it’s time I was on my way Thanks to you I’m much obli- ged for such a pleasant stay — I ed Zep- pelin. Hang in there, Doug Chris Thanks. M D. GOAL: To live my life for tomorrow and not let yesterday stand in my way. ROB MELOY “The line It Is drawn the curse it is cast the slow one now will later be fast As the pre sent now will later be past the order is rap idly fadin’ And the first one now will later be last for the times, they are a-changin”’ — Bob Dylan. JEFFREY J. MIHALEK The person who makes a success of living is the one who sees his goal steadily and aims for it unswervingly. That is dedication. Base- ball 4, Basketball 4, Student Council 4. Key Club 2. Thanks. Mom and Dad. HEIDI MILLER Heineken We’re rollin’ away ’Cause we’re a reelin’ and feelin’ o k. Forget about to- morrow Go for it today — J Priest. Thanks. Mom and Dad! Remember the good times; we’ve had plenty — KM. RG. KA, GB. TB. GOAL: To be happy wherever I go and whatever I do. LAUREN JENIFER MONTGOMERY Lu. Cloud. Jane Blood ties are the stron- gest. Always keep your mind open to new ideas or insights Always be kind to others. Mom Dad, Je vous Alme! Lawrence, I’d do anything for you. GOAL: To be happy, successful, and to enjoy myself always 31 our horizons DONALD V. MORAN Yes we know it’s nothing new it’s just a waste of time We have no need for ancient ways our world Is doing fine — 2112. Thank you. Chrys and all my friends, for the great times KAREN MUELLER 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. Friends, thanks for the great memories! Mom and Dad. you’re the greatest. I love you! GOAL: To always be happy and laughing. MARYBETH NALEWAJK Somewhere down the road Our lives are gonna cross again lt doesn't really matter when Our memories will never end. Thanx K M. L E . M.D.. B R. You’ve made everyth- ing worthwhile! GOAL: To go to college, be successful, and always be happy! LISA NOSTER Dimps Memories are precious things Are retained when we embark Forming chains from here to there Out across the shapeless dark. ILY. Mom and Dad. Friends forever TL. DZ. RD. KK GOAL: To be happy and enjoy life W SCOTT OGRISEK I live on the edge of tomorrow I’m racing along on the wind l can see what I need You better believe I'm playing to win. M D. Thanks for being a friend. ILY. Ride the snake - it knows your destiny; and never fear death. Swimming. 4 yrs (Capt.). Track. 3 yrs (Capt.). JUDITH LORRAINE PAGAN Jude I'm looking into the future, but I won’t leave the memories behind. Good times, bad times, we all survive. Thanx SN, LN. DS. EM Mom Dad. I couldn't have done it without you. 1 love you. Herb H. 6 18 81. GOAL. To break on thru to the other side MIKE PASINSKI Though time is passing life right by Our lives have just begun Before the age brings tear to eye Our days on earth are done. Live life wisely, for our days here are short! Life is but a vapor — here today, gone tomorrow. RAY PAVAO Ride your Harley, you're alone and free Ride a Harley, you're as happy as can be and if you re happy at what you do. you ride your Harley in your dreams too. GOAL: To be successful at commercial art. ANNE-KATRIN PERSICKE Anna Experiences are new; I want to share with you my joy and care Thanx. guys, for all the fun! — Maddy. Jense, Lauren, An drew. Lisa. Marty. I love you Mom. Fred, Becky, Denise. DONALD V. MORAN KAREN MUELLER MARYBETH NALEWAJK W. SCOTT OGRISEK JUDITH LORRAINE PAGAN LISA NOSTER MIKE PASINSKI RAY PAVAO DEBBIE PEEL ANNE-KATRIN PERSICKE SHELLEY PESTA CRAIG DAVID PIPER In everything there I 32 ANTONIO F. PIRES CARMEN PISANELL! ANTHONY PISCITELLI SHELLEY PESTA Who knows what tomorrow brings in a world full of surprise? I do know that I'm on my way, my dreams and goals lead me on. Mom, I.L.Y. Thanks for everything M T A P. Friends, thanks for the good times L.B.. Friends Forever. P.S., I love you CRAIG DAVID PIPER Dost thou love life? Then waste not time, for time is the stuff life is made of. — B. Frank- lin. JESSIE MARY POULIN KIMBER-LEE PUCKETT the spirit to be free. SCOTT POLETTI MARIA DOMENICA POLITO MARIA PUGL1ESE ANTONIO F. PIRES Tony GOAL: To be successful; to live long. I’ll miss you all CARMEN PISANELLI “What you don’t know sure can hurt you. what you can’t see makes you scream What you don’t know sure can hurt you, what you don’t have is what you dream. Twisted Sister. ANTHONY PISCIETELLI Sometimes you want to get high Sometimes you gotta start low Some people say they’re gonna die some day I got news: You never gotta go! Double Live Gonzo 1978. GOAL: Make a lot of money In the tool and die trade. MARIA DOMENICA POLITO Llto Living after midnight Rocking till the dawn Loving till the morning and I’m gone! I love you Mom! Thanx DC, DM, MT PL! We fly hlgh We party more ’cu we’re the Class of ’84! GOAL: To have the fastest Chevelle1 And he successful In life! JESSIE MARY ELIZABETH POULIN To live your life in your own way to reach for the goals you set for yourself to be the you that you want to be — that is success. Thanks to my friends and family. I love you. Mom and Dad. ILY, SP, my big sister. GOAL: To go to heaven. KIMBER-LEE PUCKETT Hold on loosely but don’t let go if you cling too tightly you’re gonna lose control ’38 Special. Thanks. Mom Dad ILY. G G ILY. Dave. 12 22 79 L L. friends for ever. GOAL: To work with animals and to own a mint '70 Skylark GS. MARIA PUGLIESE Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have. GOAL: To be hap- py and successful. Goodbye Class of ’84. I’ll miss you all. It’s been great. Thanx JB. VG. KG. MP. SB. DC. ILY. Mom and Dad. 33 JOSEPH J. PULIT, IV Football. 4 yrs. (Capt.); track, 3 yrs (Capt.); cheerleader. 2 yrs. This is the end. my only friend. It hurts to set you free, but you’ll never follow me. The end of laughter and soft lies. This is The End. — Morrison. GOAL: To fly for the USMC. 14 (P.P.) ROBIN ANNE PULIT We never know how little we need in this world until we know the loss of it — Barrie. I love you Mom and Dad. Thanks to the friends who have stood by me through the years. Jean-Pierre, je t’embrasse. The Boss forever! REBECCA J. REED Becky Happiness is like a butterfly: the more you chase it. the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it will come softly and sit on your shoulder. Thanx Mom. Dad. all my friends. ILY. D.D., every breath you take. ILY. PAUL REYNOLDS I’d rather die on my feet than live on my knees. Long live the Class of '84! Thanks, you guys. We’ve had a blast Steve, Chris. Jeff. Dave. Hey. Mom, you won't have to worry about anybody partying downstairs anymore. KAREN ANN RODD Rocky Well it’s time to say our goodbyes and thanks for the memories, my best friends: JB. SS. DB. CB. TM. MR. and RW. Thanks for our special relationship. Steve, 6 29 83. ILY, Mom Dad. Thanks for being great parents. GOAL: To be able to teach the deaf. GENNIFER E. ROUNDTREE Gen Thanks KG, MS. I love you. MARY ELLEN K. ROY Mellle It was the best of times, it was the worst of times — Dickens. M D all my friends, thanks for all the times. GOAL: To become a successful lawyer politician. SONJA H. RUSSELL Love is like a butterfly; it goes wherever it pleases, and pleases wherever it goes. Thanks. Mom Dad. ILY. KL, JB. KH. You’re the best! Thanks for the memories. Class of ’84. I’ll always cherish them, along with the thought of you. KATHRYN P RUTCHO Penny What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Yearbook Club 3. THOMAS J. St AMAND Life is a fatal adventure. It can only have one end. So why not make it as far ranging and free as possible. Football, 4 yrs., 64; Track. 2 yrs. JOSEPH J. PULIT. IV ROBIN-ANNE PULIT REBECCA J. REED KAREN ANN RODD GENNIFER E. ROUNDTREE MARY ELLEN K. ROY SONJA H. RUSSELL Linda, we wish 34 KATHRYN P. RUTCHO GREGORY S. SALINSKY THOMAS J. St. AMAND GREGORY L. SCHULMEISTER DAVID St AMANT STEVE SELVAGGI MICHELLE DAWN SHERMAN JENNIFER MARIE SIMLER CHERYL ANN SHINGLER PAMELA SHINGLER ERIC SODERLUND MARY ELIZABETH SOROTA you were here. DAVID St. AMANT Bind all of us together. ablaze with hope and free; no storm or heavy weather will rock the boat, you’ll see. The time has come to close your eyes and still the wind and rain; for the one who will be king is the watcher in the ring. It is you. GREGORY S SALINSKY To stand strong graciously, to smile sincere- ly. to love always, and to seek understanding — these are the worthy ambitions of a life worth living. GREGORY L. SCHULMEISTER It seems like just yesterday we walked in the doors of Sheehan as freshmen, but now it’s all over for our senior year. There have been good times and bad times, but they’ve just gone by. STEVE SELVAGGI Bind all of us together ablaze with hope and free no storm or heavy weather will rock the boat, you’ll see. — Iron Malden. Rev- elations.” Thanks for the good times we’ve had. Paul. Jeff, John, Eric, Crispy. Scott, and most of all Kris. Hockey, 3 years. MICHELLE DAWN SHERMAN Shelly “To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived; this is to have succeeded. — Emerson. To all the special people in my life, thank you. DE, 2 yrs.; DECA Pres., 1 yrs.; Special Ed aide. 3 yrs. GOAL; To inspire as many as I can. CHERYL ANN SHINGLER Cher Give it to me straight from the heart Tell me we can make one more start. You know I’ll never go as long as I know it’s coming straight from the heart. — Bryan Adams. Thanks. Mom Dad. ILY. Thanks for the memories EP, KC. AL. LK. SR. GR. KP. DP. BG. AR. JD.' PAMELA SHINGLER Dopey A lifetime of questions tears on my cheek I’ve tasted the answers these things I must seek. S right down the line it’s been you me. I’m forever yours. Faithfully P. I love you. Steve, 4-15-83. ILY, Mom. Dad. Gram, Jan, Kris, AZ, GA, GR. CC, RL. Best of luck. JENNIFER MARIE SIMLER Love is not finding someone you can live with but finding someone you can’t live with- out. ILY. Alan. 10 22 82. ILY. Mom and Dad. Thanks for the memories. Class of ’84. ERIC SODERLUND Fast times at Sheehan High. Hawaii or Hade- lide: Eat the rich: Krokus he walks down the alley waiting for his next attack: Killers Iron Maiden Eddie 1. Thanks for all the par tying Steve. John, Paul, Phil. Greg. Let me take you far away. Holiday: Scorpions. MARY ELIZABETH SOROTA Mare When all else is lost, the future still remains. — Bovee. Band, 1 yr.; soccer, 2 yrs; glee club, 2 yrs; choir, 1 yr. DENISE ANN SPAMBANATO Don’t hide from reality. You’ve got lots to give, so get out and be happy. You’ve only one life to live! Thanks for all the great memories. Tim Cronin. Volleyball. 3 yrs. GOAL: To always have a positive attitude and succeed in whatever I do. KATHLYN STEWART Let’s throw our dreams together and seal it with a kiss. There's no way we can miss. We’ll shoot for the moon. Thanks for all your love and support. Mom and Dad. I love you. KIMBERLY A. STONE Kim My darling gives in a world that is not my own. an old child misunderstood out of time. Timeless is the creature who is wise. Timeless is the prisoner in disguise. — Ste- vie Knicks. I love you. Mom and Dad GOAL: To be happy and succeed in life. SALLY LYNN SUNDEN Love does not consist of two people looking at each other, but of looking together in the same direction. GOAL: Executive secretary. KIMBERLY A. SUNDWALL Rah Rah Hold fast to your dreams for as you dream so shall you become. May all your dreams become a reality. Thanx, my friends. JT. KP. PT. JB. for all the good times we’ve had. Cheerleading. 3 yrs. GOAL: To be an accountant and make my parents proud. ILY. M D. CYNTHIA GRACE THOMAS You plant your own garden and decorate your own soul instead of waiting for some- one to bring you flower. Lawrence, tu seras dans mon coeur toujours! I will remember all the smiles and laughter my friends and fam- ily have given me. Thank you. DAWN MARIE THOMAS Dawnie You are never given a wish without being given the power to make it true. Kathy, friends like us share our laughs, dreams and tears. Our friendship has under- stood like no other could. Good friends are forever. ILY Mom and Dad. Swimming, 4 yrs. MICHELE MARIE THOMAS Pinky Leaves are falling all around, time I was on my way. Thanks to you I’m much obliged for such a pleasant stay. — Led Zep. Good times, bad times, you know I’ve had my share. ILY, Mom Dad! Thanx, PL MP. for all the times! GOAL: To be dazed, confused and happy. PAUL JOSEPH THOMAS Nanook, Zappa. Stan Time is an ocean but it ends at the shore. You may not see tomorrow.” — Bob Dylan. P.P. GOAL: To pass through life with my head held high and make my parents proud. 9 SALLY LYNN SUNDEN KIMBERLY A. SUNDWALL CYNTHIA GRACE THOMAS DAWN MARIE THOMAS MICHELE MARIE THOMAS PAUL JOSEPH THOMAS t§ JON TORRE JENNIFER K. TWOH1LL RENEE LOUISE WA1NER Looks like 36 JON TORRE NADINE WARD FLORENCE WILLIAMS GARY WRINN The good times last forever Forever is a day A day lasts a lifetime The bad times fade away. Thanks. Mom Dad. Thanks for the good times GS. BJ. LB. MP GOAL: To be the best I can be. JENNIFER K. TWOHILL Jen. JT “Of all the things which wisdom provides to make life entirely happy, much the greatest is the possession of friendship.” — Epicurus. Thanx, my friends. Sue, KS. WS. SC. LF. for all the laughs. GOAL: To get the most out of life. I luv you. Mom and Dad. RENEE LOUISE WAINER Gagne To love is nothing, to be loved is something, to love and be loved is everyth ing. I love you. Bob. 5 30 82. Thanks. Mom. ILY. LIKES: Journeying, Air Force, cuddlin’, weekends. Bandit, winter walks, family, outdoors, dancing. FLORENCE WILLIAMS Many all have dreams and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocketful of gold. Led Zep Luv Mom Dad. horses, camaros. GOAL: To be happy. Thanx. Mom and Dad. GARY WRINN Money can buy you happiness, but friends make life worth living. Thanks for the memo- ries! GOAL: To be happy in whatever I do KIM YALE J If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you. When mountains crumble to the sea. there will still be you and me. Led Zep. Thanks. Mom and Dad and friends. I love ya! 2-2183 JB. ED R. YULKE Moped Ed Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel is an on-coming train. Thanx for always being there. Dad, Joann, Grandma and Grandpa. EDMUND R. ZIELINSKI It won’t be the same world We’re pretty much free But we’ll try our best To be just what we want to be. Soccer. 2 years. ALAN ZUPKA Zupper Today I awake to meet my dreams, of yesterday, to make them my realities of tomorrow. Band. 4 yrs; Swimming, 3 yrs; WATT. 2 yrs. In this cold world we need friends to keep us warm. Thanks Pam. Jan. Alan. Millie. Maureen. Dave. Mom. Dad. I am warm. Love. A.Z. we made it!! Class I, Scott Arnold, leave to Pat the long hours of practice and partying. I, Julie Biglin, leave to Renee Biglin any bed in the house you want!! Have fun. 1, Sharon Cerreto, leave to Ms. Samaha my younger sister Lisa Marie, “The Last Cerreto!!” I, Danette Christopher, leave to Andy Dowd all my good times in Sheehan High. I, Suzanne Ciemier, leave to Mr. Doherty the honor of having my brother in his civics class. 1, Don Collins, leave to M.M. all the good times we could have had? I, Dwayne Cooper, leave to Mr. Cook all of my Gumbo’s and all of the fun at Sheehan High. 1, Sir Craig, hereby leave to Harvey Stanley the ORB. Good luck and use it well, Cimmerian. I, Maria DiMonaco, leave to my sister Gloria our alarm clock and all the late passes I ever got! We, Emma Dundon and Maria DiMonaco leave to the “TT” team all the junk food, sand and lifeguards of a lifetime! I, Maria Ferraiolo, leave to Mrs. Toman all of my Italian knowledge and every tardy I had. I, Jennifer Gannon, leave to Jessica Gannon my swimskin cap and the swimming record board. GFI! I, Kris Gardinier, leave to Laurie Summerfield a smudgy senior year filled with fun and high times! I, Barbara Goral, leave to Theresa Henclik all the teachers and books 1 had. I, Warren Green, leave to Phil Stasulli my Ronnie James Dio picture to go in his locker. I, Denise Harrison, leave to any junior my locker and all the good times as a senior. I, Danielle Heroux, leave to Danny Smith the best and happiest times of my life. I, Brenda Ko, leave to Mr. Sylvestro 37 : and a cup of coffee. I, John Koba, leave to my brother Kris four of the greatest years of his life at Sheehan. I, Dawn Makara, leave to Mark T. Sheehan High my little brother Ricky. I wish you all lots of luck. I, Daryn Marchi, leave to Sue Schaefer everything that ever had to do with Genesis. I, Deb Masterson, leave to Mr. Fusco a 4-pack of PC for not catching me! j 38 Wills I, Lisa Mathews, leave to all underclassmen my sense of humor to those of you who can’t take a joke. I, Mary Rose Meade, leave to TM, BK, CD, LM, MLR, MH, EM, and MOT “The Way We Were,” nice gifts and lots of love. I, Rob Meloy, leave to a new senior the worries of not graduating. I, Heidi Miller, leave to Mr. Fusco all my days off for being tardy. I, Karen Mueller, leave to Mooner, Weed, and Psycho the memories of all the great times we shared. I, Lisa Noster, leave to Deborah Zalonski all the unattended partyin’ spots. We, Shelley Kathy, leave to Jack Larese the croppers, deadlines, stickers and all of the fun. I, Scott Ogrisek, leave to Dan McKeehan my Speedo shirt. 1, Maria Polito, leave to all my friends all the memories of our high school partying days! I, Craig Piper, leave to Dave, Jack, and Fred my fantastic golf swing and some great jokes. I, Junior, leave to Dave Tiedemann my wonderful name. We, the Peepers, leave to Mandy one box of rubber surgical gloves. I, Paul Reynolds, leave to L,inda Czarniak my little brother to love and to cherish. I, Sonja Russell, leave to Ms. Beerbaum Ms. Samaha my great skill and enthusiasm for gym. I, Michelle Sherman, leave to Mr. Kennedy the task of running off his own dittos. 1, Cheryl Shingler, leave to David Pavitt my books, locker, Cafe A, and all the memories at Sheehan. 1, Pamela Shingler, leave to Janice Gagne 100 packs of gum; and to Ma Zola, my G.D. spotlight. I, Kim Sundwall, leave to Judy Bush all the good times we’ve had while on the squad. We, Thomas Roy, leave to Geiger and Grillo the right to give the traditional demerits in 1984. I, Paul Thomas, leave to Daniel McKeehan the d’mobile its awesome back seat. Go to Bethany. I, Jen Twohill, leave to Kim Walker lane six and all the aches and pains of swimming practice. I, Alan Zupka, leave to Jan Gagne the memories of the three of us. I love you both. CANDY FAST FOOD RESTAURANT FINE FOOD RESTAURANT RADIO STATION SEASON SPORT SAYING PASTIME PARTY SPOT Burger King Rustic Oak W.P.L.R. Summer Football “Where’s The Party?’ Partying Deer Run 44 Most Artistic: Maria Dichello, Scott Ogrisek Class Flirts: Kris Austin, Tim Cronin Most Dramatic: Lauren Montgomery, Andrew Makav Most Studious: Robin Bersch, Bill Karlon Super Seniors Class Clowns: Maria Pugliese, Gregg Harrison Most Versatile: Kathy Fritz, Craig DeLoughery Most School Spirit: Mary Ellen Roy, Paul Thomas Super Best Personalities: Kathy Fritz, Marcel Desjardins Class Sweethearts: Kim Puckett, Dave St. Amant 48 Most Athletic: Beth Fergusson, Joe Pulit Seniors Most Musical: Mary Rose Meade, Andrew Makay Most Talkative: Kris Austin, Scott Ogrisek 49 Rough night Professor Larese explains his theory. I wanna go back to Ger- many. 50 Give me a break . . .! 51 Be cool and calm — Relax. Is anyone hungry? Officers And Advisors Assistant Advisors Miss Mattison and Mr. Roberts; Advisor Mrs. Mas- cia-Roberts. Lorlnda Bates, Treasurer; Kathy Fritz, Secretary; Robin Pulit, President; and Cindy Ihomas, Vice President. Page 42 Baby picture Identities Page 43 Page 44 Page 45 1) Arne Bjarno 2) Dina Chambrelli 3) Kris Austin 4) Dundee Benson 5) Tracy Borzillo 6) Paula Clogher 7) Donald Allard 8) Jay Barbieri 9) Kari Benson 10) Tami Brunell 11) Mike Cohen 12) Scott Arnold 13) Rick Barbieri 14) Robin Bersch 15) Dave Calabrese 16) Angela Conte 17) Karen Austin 18) Lorinda Bates 19) Shirley Berthiaume 20) Cherie Camire 21) Eric Cresman 22) Denise Benko 23) Julie Biglin 24) Ken Cairns 25) Craig DeLoughery 1) Paul Delucia 2) Teresa Ercolani 3) Marcel Desjardins 4) Billy Fazzino 5) Lynelle Forcinelli 6) Kristen Gardinier 7) Ralph Diaz 8) Karl Fellner 9) Ken Forsythe 10) Barbara Goral 11) Denise Harrison 12) Emma Dundon 12) Elizabeth Ferguson 14) Sue Fortier 15) Warren Green 16) Gregg Harrison 17) Lisa Emerling 18) Maria Ferraiolo 19) Kathy Fritz 20) Kathy Hancich 21) Maria Hass 22) John Escoto 23) Joann Finkle 24) Jenny Gannon 25) Todd Hanlon 26) Danielle Heroux 1) Chongae (Brenda) Ko 2) Andrew Makay 3) Jeff Mihalek 4) Dave Holroyd 5) Sharon Jarvis 6) Mary Kossar 7) Daryn Marchi 8) Lauren Montgomery 9) Marc Houston 10) Barbara Kahl 11) John Koba 12) Lucy Marinuzzi 13) Karen Mueller 14) Steven Hugo 15) Bill Karlon 16) Kathy Langa 17) Ed Martindale 18) Mary Beth Nalewajk 19) Lori Irwin 20) Sherry Kittredge 21) Dawn Makara 22) Tom Masse 23) Lisa Ann Noster 24) Mary Rose Meade 25) Debbie Masterson 26) Scott Ogrisek 1) Judy Pagan 2) Robin Pulit 3) Sonja Russell 4) Shelley Pesta 5) Kim Puckett 6) Greg Salinsky 7) Pam Shingler 8) Craig Piper 9) Becky Reed 10) Gregg Schulmeister 11) Denise Spambanato 12) Dawn Thomas 13) Carmen Pisanelli 14) Karen Rodd 15) Steve Selvaggi 16) Kathy Stewart 17) Jennifer Twohill 18) Maria Polito 19) Mary Ellen Roy 20) Michelle Sherman 21) Kim Sundwall 22) Ed Yulke 23) Jessie Poulin 24) Penny Rutcho 25) Cheryl Shingler 26) Michele Thomas Upperclass Royalty. King John Escoto and Queen Denise Spambanato circle the football field with Junior Prince Fred Franzoni and Princess Lisa Grillo. From Freshman To Senior — Two Looks At Spirit Week An excitement spread throughout the school. The newness of high school in September had died for Sandy (a freshman), but the spirit generated this week was incredible. Maybe everyone was happy because of the small vacation for Thanksgiving, but the events planned throughout the week must have had some- thing to do with the energy. It was Wednesday and the periods were shortened for the half day. In Earth Science, Sandy stared into space, waiting for the pep rally, remembering the beginning of this Spirit Week. Voting for Homecoming Freshmen Prince and Princess and Hat Day were on Monday. She voted for Gary Cronin and Kathy McGowan; they both won. An assembly followed on Tuesday that was unforgettable. A movie was shown first about a comedian’s youth, which was pretty good. After the film, the Student Council introduced the First Annual Leg Show. First, about ten guys came out in gym shorts and other various costumes (?) and the audience voted with their applause. The girls came out in the same way and lined up for the voting. Some football players in the first row kept yelling for No. l’s legs. Two juniors were the clear winners: No. 1 for the girls and the guy with the cheap sunglasses. As Sandy thinks about it, she smiles. An announcement inter- rupts her thoughts. “Students from the first floor A-wing are dismissed for the pep rally.” Her thoughts drift to the Turkey Game tomorrow and the Homecoming Dance. She has four more years left of high school and maybe next year she will win the Second Annual Leg Show. From Freshman To Senior — Two Looks At Spirit Week I walked into the gym as it was busily being prepared for the pep rally. Donned in my maroon and gold Powder Puff shirt, I joined the group with the same outfit. As we stood in front of the senior stands, it was obvious that we were getting excited about the game. Cans for the Canned Food Drive were being collected in front of each of the classes’ bleachers. And the seniors were clearly in the lead. Each new can was recorded by our shouts: “78! 79! 80!” We took our seats and formed our rocky sea of maroon and gold that screamed and shouted for an hour straight! We didn’t need a pep rally, but it brought us closer to our goal of victory. After the rally, we gathered together in the exercise room and prayed. We finalized our agreement to give the Lyman Hall players the best game they’d ever seen. We separated into our cars to form a motorcade that would travel across town to the field. As we rode through the streets, we screamed and shouted! Waving streamers, we sang to the strains of Billy Joel’s ‘‘Uptown Girl” on the radio. Horns blared and beat to the rhythm of “Titan Power — Titan Power — Ooo-Ahh!” I hung out the window a minute. The wind hit my face and made my eyes tear. But I was smiling. Victory — not really the game itself, but the fact that we were a team, even if only for these few short weeks. Football was the main objective, but I couldn’t separate the togetherness with the sport. Now I knew what the boys felt each year on Thanksgiving. We were a united force, fighting for a pride that we could never lose in a game. I started yelling again and watched the streamers ruffle in the wind, securely anchored to each car. Egg Survives: Period Four SASA Project, Ozzy Osbourne, fails to break in its grueling test of strength. Corporate officials pictured: Lucy Marinuzzi and Kathy Hancich. Student S The Egg Drop Experiment SASA: Sheehan Aeronautics and Space Admin- istration Project: Your group is part of a large corporation attempting to win a contract from SASA worth many millions of dollars. You must design a “space cap- sule” that will safely return to earth (actually a drop from a second story window to the ground below) a multi-million dollar “instrument package” containing hazardous radioactive material. Your “instrument package” will be a raw chicken egg of the type available in any market. Its liquid interior, if spilled, releases dangerous radiation into the crew area and perhaps to the external environment. That’s bad news!!! This is an example of the assignment given to Mr. Cigas’ chemistry students. It is intended to be fun and to force the students to think and to anticipate prob- lems before they happen, so they can be avoided. This experiment is used in other schools, as well as Sheehan, because it gives students some experience in engineering. A Day Of Giving Mannion’s Enthusiasm Successful The Sheehan Bloodmobile. The name brings the image of a crowded gymnasium filled with apprehensive students, waiting for their chance to donate. The founder of the project, Mr. Mannion, is brought to mind along with the nurses, the confusion, and the idea of giving. In the spring of 1978, Mr. Mannion began the Bloodmobile. He felt strongly about this project because of an experience he had in Vietnam. A supply of blood had saved his life. He wanted to encourage young people to donate blood and continue this service throughout their lives. When he called the Red Cross, the details and specifics were over- whelming. Mr. Mannion realized that the Bloodmobile was a much more difficult undertaking than he had anticipated. The complications held the project back for a year. Mr Mannion now encourages both juniors and seniors to participate in the Bloodmobile. He stresses the significance of donating by person- ally visiting individual classes and relating his experiences to the pro- ject. As a restult, Sheehan High School has the largest one-day Blood- mobile in the state. PAL JOEY CAST Row 1: Stage Managers Paula Clogher and Pam Benoit. ROW 2: Musical Director, Ma Zola; Kathy Linaberry, Gina Juliano, Thelma Starrs. Cindy Thomas. Renee Bergeron, Lisa Mathews. Lauren Montgomery, Eileen Linaberry, Leigh Paulouski. Director Paul Turtola. ROW 3: Glen Barton, Kevin Finn. Lisa Zola, Mary Rose Meade, Andrew Makay, Laura Vollono. Andy Reynolds. Anna Persicke, Deanna Bencivengo. ROW 4; Patty Masse. Mary Caulfield. Mady Britsch, Sasha Sarmandy, Mark Henderson, Lawrence Montgomery, Jens Fortmann. John Benoit, Kurt Swenson, Mike Pasinski, John Starrs. Ricky Moore, Loni Berling, Lisa Cerretto. 62 WTmlzW JOtY tr + QVtiVtu? _ Wi VK Uoc-y fv oT 4p v .C Young Punk Starts Nightclub “Pat Joey”: 1980’s Hit Imagine a nightclub of the 1940’s. Maybe it is rundown and managed by a fat, kindly old man who knows the business. Now imagine a young punk, Joey, eager to be famous. He adds life to the old nightclub and changes it into a classy joint with showgirls, music, and dancing. With a little help from a rich, married woman, this young punk has enough moola to start a new nightclub. Picture his name in lights “CHEZ JOEY”. He is on top of the world. But this high ride cannot last for long and a scheme of blackmail stops his dream short. He finds himself broke and alone. This is Pal Joey. An abundance of talent in both acting and directing combined to produce the Senior Class Play taking the audiences back to a 1940's lifestyle. Its success is owed to the support from the students as well as the faculty. Nursery School An Excusive Interview The success of the Nursery School at Sheehan can be seen through the smiling faces of the children and the enthusiasm they show. It develops friend- ships and exposes them to children their own age. The following interview is with one little girl who attended the nursery school, Carly Russell: Did you like It? “Yes, but now it’s all over. Someday I’ll go back.” What did you like about it? “We always col- ored, got in a circle, and painted pretty pictures.” Did you make some friends? “Stephanie and Geoff.” What was your favorite activity? “Steph- anie.” Were the student teachers nice? “Yes — Miss Underwood was very nice.” Did you learn anything? “Songs.” What did you do while you were there? “My nursery school had a Christmas tree and Santa sang songs with us.” Did you have fun? “Yes.” Why? “ Because that’s what school is.” Adult Living Wedding im to- He is now to be among you at the calling of your hearts. Rest assured this troubador is acting on His part. The union of your spirits here has caused Him to remain. For whenever two or more of you are gathered in His name, there is love. The marriage of your spirits here has caused Him to remain. For whenever two or more of you are gathered in His name, there is love. 68 70 Slow down, You move too fast. You’ve got to make the morning last. Just kickin’ down the cobblestones Lookin’ for fun And feelin’ groovy. I’ve got no deeds to do No promises to keep. I’m dappled and drowsy And ready to sleep. Let the morning time drop All its petals on me. Life, I love you And all is groovy. -Simon and Garfunkle “The 59th St. Bridge Song” Special Kids At 12:15 p.m. on May 23, 1984, after two years of hard work with Ms. Zola developing skills in pitch, rhythm, ear training, and memori- zation of lyrics and music terms, students of Ms. Rohloff and Mr. Zierler were ready to perform for their parents. A financial contribution from the Wallingford Association of Retarded Citizens provided the students' costumes of brightly colored T-shirts to visually express the rainbow theme. Using free-form creative dance and Ameri- can sign language to express some of the lyrics, students performed “Singin’ in the Rain,” Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” and “Rain- bow Connection” with the MTS choir. The kids spend their day at Sheehan in a variety of ways. Their bi-annual concert is a good example of what they can accomplish. Friday Nights Sheehan Band Is Florida Bound On Tuesday evening, April 17, 1984, the Sheehan Marching Band and Flag Squad led the Electric Light Parade at Disneyworld, Or- lando. Eighty students, eight parent chaperones and a tour guide made the seven-day excursion to Florida. The early September audition re- quired that Mr. Charles Houlihan, Band Director, submit to Dis- neyworld a recorded tape, photos, and a resume of the band’s perfor- mances. Once notified that they had been selected to participate, band members proceeded to raise the funds necessary to pay ex- penses. With considerable parental and community support, numerous fundraising activities were under- taken. Proceeds from a spaghetti I supper, a bus trip to Altantic City, sales of boxed candy, candy bars and posters were sup- plemented by a very successful raffle. Decorat- ed to request contributions, coffee cans were placed near check-out registers all over town; Wallingford residents responded generously. As their maroon and gold promotional T- shirts announced everywhere, the band was Florida Bound! And the Sheehan community was very proud. Nine To Five Students at Work High costs have affected everyone, even high school students. It seems necessary for teenagers to have a job just to afford basic needs. The minimum wage stands at $3.37 per hour. Regular gasoline costs from $1.04 to $1.11 per gallon; unleaded, $1.14 to $1.18; and super unleaded, $1.28 to $1.39. The price of weekend entertainment has risen sharply over the past several years. Movie tickets range from $3.50 to $4.50 per ticket, unless you pick up your Saturday night date at 1:30 p.m. for a $2 matinee. To get an order of large fries, a Whopper and a large Coke at Burger King, you can expect to pay as much as $3.90! And with the cost of higher education, with little or no help from Financial Aid, students are forced to hold part time and summer jobs to help contri- bute to college expenses. For example, Quinnipiac College in Hamden is approximately $6,000 per year; Yale University, $13,000; and UCONN, a state university, $2,600. Faced with the responsibility of paying or help- ing to pay their own expenses, jobs for high school students are more mandatory than optional. A Friend A friend is someone who knows you and likes you just the same. A friend is someone who cheers for you, although you lost the game. A friend can bring you sunshine, despite the pouring rain. A friend can lend a shoulder to help you ease the pain. A friend is someone who is always there. A friend is one who always cares. In Memoriam My Own Way Sittin’ inside in my room on an empty day. Lookin’ outside at the world in my own special way. I’m lookin’ through the looking glass of life. I see everything upside-down and black and white. The world is going round and round And the sun is growing Off the ground. Some people say I’m crazy, But I know it isn’t so. I just have my own way that I want to go. by Lisl Streett 1968-1983 84 86 Coach (Koch) n. - The person who is in overall charge of a team and the strategy in games. Webster’s New World Dictionary Sprints Scrimmages “Guys, you have to go out and do the things you were taught99 Coach Borelli ROW 1: Scott Arnold. Mark Bencivengo, John Caruso. Craig DeLoughery. Tom St Amand, Rick Barb'cri. Pete DiGoia. Ken Forsythe. Todd Torino ROW 2: Bob Donovan. Bill Marchese. Arne Bjarno. Harvey Stanley. Rob Cirillo, Jeff Rhodes. Matt Griffin, Mike Skapczynski. Larry Harris. ROW 3:Ricky Allen. Tom Gilson. Tom Sarro. Ricky Brown. Jose Santiago. Jeff Koziel. Ray Neal. Dave Doukas. Paul Bonito ROW 4: Ray Sarro. Dave Sidlauscus. Marion Hanna. Bryan Cannata. Scott Michonski. Louis Deponte. Dave Silvia; Co Captains Charlie Bercier. Joe Pulit. Housatonic League Coach of the Year Andy Borelli has many things to look for ward to. The Football team’s 3-7 record may be very misleading Though the team did not play up to their expectations, signs of leadership and enthusiasm were displayed on the playing field Junior Harvey Stanley, who was named to the All-Housy team, lead the defensive team along with seniors Charlie Bercier, Joe Pulit, Tom St. Amand, John Caruso, Scott Arnold. Rick Barbieri, junior Matt Griffin, and sophomores Larry Harris and Marion Hanna. The offense was lead by junior quarter- back Jose Santiago with Hanna, Benci- vengo, and Pulit in the backfield The offen- sive line consisted mainly of Stanley. St. Amand. Craig DeLoughery, Ken Forsythe, Caruso, Todd Torino, and Scott Casciano. Tight end Bjarno along with flanker Pete DiGioia were the key members to the pass- ing attack delivered from Santiago All-Housy punter Mark Bencivengo boot- ed a school record 61-yard punt against Cheshire to highlight the team’s victory against the 1982 Housy Champs Next year looks bright with a handful of experienced returnees. Included are Di- Gioia, Griffin. Stanley, Bencivengo. Jeff Rhodes. Mike Skapczynski. Santiago, Har- ris. Hanna, Torino, Casciano, Weyant, and Brian Cannata. 89 If you can’t sprint, jog.” -Coach tleanoger ROW 1: Cindy Thomas; Co-Captains Beth Fergusson and Mary Ellen Roy; Debbie Master- son, Lucy Marinuzzi. ROW 2: Tricia Coyle, Mary Nirmal, Maureen Hogan. Dawn LeMay. Heather Fritz. Danielle Pulit, Kris Gagne, Patty DeGennaro ROW 3: Dana Davidson. Sheri Ross krone, Michelle Melillo. Beth Geiger, Cindy Blasewitz, Kim Brown. Sue Mullen Michelle Michaud, Lisa Grlllo, Karen Fuhr. The Girls’ Field Hockey team saw last year’s disappointing sea- son turn around with flying colors. Finishing with a 10-5 1 overall re- cord, the girls obtained a birth in the Class M State Tournament. Through the strong stick handling of senior co-captains Beth Fergus- son and Mary Ellen Roy and class- mate Cindy Thomas, the team man- aged to outscore most of their op- ponents. Juniors Cindy Blasewitz and Kim Brown were selected to return as 1984 co-captain. Sophomores Sheri Rossicone, Danielle Pulit, and Michelle Michaud all showed prom- ise throughout the season. Best of luck next year! r 91 ROW 1: Co-Captain Kim Castiglione. Kari Benson, Co-Captain Denise Spambanato. ROW 2: Renee Castiglione. Jennifer Lewis, Kim Richardson, Karen Picard, Kris Tuline, Lynn Fruin ROW 3: Kathy Cronin, Val Werner. Sandy Battles. Lisa DiGioia. Heidi Bonnano, Michelle Kelvey, Laurie Summerfield. The Girls Volleyball team accom- plished many goals this year except im- proving their record. One could see a tremendous improvement in the girls’ play throughout the course of the season, even though they could manage to win only three games. Seniors Denise Spambanato, Kim Ca- stiglione, and Kari Benson each had a strong season. Next year, talented return- ees Jennifer Lewis, Sandy Battles, and Lisa DiGioia may help to improve this year’s disappointing record. 93 Open Stride ROW 1: Shelly Clough. Captain Cherie Camire. Craig Odermatt. Pesta’s cooler. Mark Hornyak. Holly Hulicki. Captain Sue Ciemier ROW 2: Richard Bersch. Tom Degnan. Chris Meade. Brian Butler. Jim Lubinskas ROW 3: Manager Brenda Ko. Jennifer Marks. Jon Duke; Captains Ed Martindale and Steve Hugo; Kurt Swenson; Managers Angela Conte and Robin Bersch. The Boys’ Cross Country team, greatly improved from a year ago, ran to four wins and six losses during this campaign. Sophomore Tom Degnan proved to be the top harrier this year finishing in one of the top spots at most of the meets Under first-year mentor, Don De- laney, the Titans showed strength and poise while losing close meets to North Branford and Woodrow Wilson. The Titans have a young team and look strong in the future The Girls’ Cross Country team ran courageously to a 00 - 00 record. Five girls, the minimum number a team is required to have in order to compete, legged out the entire season. The Titans lacked the extra places they would have received with a couple more run ners. This problem held the Titans from becoming recognized as a Housy power. 95 We Do It Better .... In The Water ROW I: Jeff Delgaudio. manager; Rosalee Licitra. Amy Fahey, Tracey Mogenson. Beth Boudreau. Joanne Conte. Maria Licitra, Donna Cairns. Lisl Streett; John Koba, manager; Kevin Finn, manager ROW 2: Pete Bartlett, manager; Frank Cantenelli. manager; Kim Blankenship, Karen Passante, Lisa Mattel, Deanna DiPasquale. Jennifer Twohill, Kim Kelly; Captains Maria Ferraiolo and Jennifer Gannon. Dawn Thomas, Joanna Delgaudio. Kim Walker. Sue Fazzino. Becky Short, Sarah Birdsey; and Brian McGowan. Coach. The Girls' Swim team floated to a dlsap pointing 2-8 record. Coach Brian McGowan, who expected to do much better, faces a tough assignment of rebuilding. Talented long distance specialist Jennifer Gannon, along with senior classmate Maria Ferraiolo, are gone due to graduation. Juniors Deanna DiPasquale, Kim Walker and Joanna Del gaudio and sophomores Sue Fazzino and Lisa Mattei all swam well and look bright for the 1985 season. Divers Jill Pierce and Don na Kairns gained valuable experience which may add to the hopeful future. 97 A Kick in the Grass The Boys’ Soccer team ended a long season with a 4-5-5 record. The boys have to be frustrated with so many ties during the season. All-Housy selectmen Marcel Desjar- dins and John Parker both had strong sea- sons for the Titans. Coach John Novakowski must sec a bright spot down the road, for this year’s team was young and inexperienced. Includ- ed in the picture are lettermen Fred Fran- zoni, goalie Mike Fritz, Dan McKeon, Todd Powers, Jim Ricci, Bill Lyons, Dennis Bielak and Bob Violette. Best of Luck in ’84! “Play it to the feet. ” — Coach Novakowski ROW 1: Eric Seivertson. Gary Cronin. Tony Polito. Carl Swenson. John Parker; Matt Fritz, ball boy ROW 2; Todd Powers, Bob Violette. Fred Franzoni, Larry Burgess. Dennis Bielak. ROW 3- Coach John Novakowski. Rill I yons. Jim Ricci. Ed Zielinski. Captain Marcel Desjardins. Mike Fritz. John Starrs, Vincente Guillen. John O’Connor. Assistant Coach 100 “It’s better to give than to receive. ” — Coach Murphy ROW 1: Renee Biglin. Sandy Kovac. Robin Pulit. Shelley Pesta. Julie Biglin. Annette Sabatucci. Barbara Jansury ROW 2: Manager Mary Sorota. Emma Dundon. Trish Sgambati. Lorinda Bates. Rosemary Lopes. Carolyn Pesta. Renee St. Hilaire. Kim Kenyon ROW 3: Gina Juliano, Charlotte Ayers. Lori Irwin. Michele Bates. Diane Polito. Gini Lyons. Jenny Birdsey. Shari Crew. Patti Masse. Coach Brian Murphy fo the right: Captains Robin Pulit. Shelley Pesta. Julie Biglin Coach Brian Murphy summed up the Girls’ Soccer season as “satisfying.” The season was highlighted by receiving their second consecutive state tournament birth in as many seasons. After defeating Rham High School 1-0 in the first round, the girls fell 2-0 to Rocky Hill. The team had many talented players, producing six members named to an All-Housatonic team. Michele Bates. Diane Polito and Shelley Pesta were selected to the first team while Lori Irwin, Robin Pulit and goalie Gini Lyons received second-team honors. The girls hope to repeat another successful season next year with a number of talented underclassmen returning. 101 Fall Boys’ X-Country East Haven W 55-18 Derby W 44-15 Lyman Hall L 33-23 Amity L 40-15 Seymour L 29-26 North Branford L 15-25 Branford W 30-27 North Haven L 11-20 Wilcox w 43-15 Hamden w 29-18 Shelton L 16-43 Cheshire L 15-49 Woodrow Wilson L 29-28 Middletown W 29-23 Derby Cheshire East Haven I Amity Branford North Haven Seymour Shelton Maloney Lyman Hall Girls’ Swimming Cheshire L 57-106 Seymour W 94- 76 Maloney L 61-101 Branford L 51-114 East Haven L 79- 98 Plainville L 83- 87 Amity L 45-113 Lyman Hall W 91- 79 North Haven L 74- 94 Platt L 76- 87 Field Amity Branford North Haven Cheshire Lyman Hall Branford Amity Southington North Haven Cheshire Maloney Southington Lyman Hall Class M Tourney Masuk Football L 34-14 W 20-13 W 6-0 L 27-18 L 28-18 W 14- 6 L 33- 7 L 23- 8 L 28- 6 L 23- 0 Volleyball Holy Cross L Lyman Hall L Amity L Wilcox W Cheshire L North Haven L Guilford W Branford L Lyman Hall L Holy Cross L Cheshire L Wilcox W Amity L North Haven L Branford L Guilfrod W 102 102 Schedule Hockey Girls’ X-Country w 1-0 East Haven L 20-55 L 5-0 Derby L 25-40 W 1-0 Lyman Hall W 35-20 L 6-1 Amity L 32-45 W 2-0 Seymour L 25-40 w 2-1 North Branford L 18-42 T 2-2 Branford W 2332 W 4-1 North Haven L 44-63 W 1-0 Wilcox L 44-70 L 5-0 Hamden L 40-15 W 5-0 Shelton L 15-43 W 2-1 Cheshire L 15-50 W 5-0 Woodrow Wilson L 15-44 L 4-1 Fros 7 Football Derby T 0- 0 Cheshire W 8- 6 Branford L 21- 7 North Haven L 14- 0 Seymour L 1- 0 Lyman Hall W 14- 6 Hamden L 16- 8 Girls’ Soccer Boys’ Soccer Southington T 1-1 Southington L 4-0 Coginchaug W 5-1 Platt L 1-0 Lyman Hall W 2-1 Branford T 1-1 Shelton L 2-0 Cheshire W 1-0 North Haven T 1-1 Lyman Hall L 1-0 Southington L 1-0 Shelton T 1-1 Amity W 8-0 North Haven T 1-1 Hamden W 2-0 Amity W 1-0 Coginchaug W 4-0 Branford W 4-1 Lyman Hall T 0-0 Cheshire T 0-0 Shelton L 4-3 Lyman Hall L 1-0 North Haven W 3-1 Shelton W 2-1 Hamden W 1-0 North Haven T 0-0 Amity W 7-0 Amity L 2-1 RHAM W 1-0 103 103 Go, Fight, Ween 104 Can We Have A Grub Day? The Squad ROW 1: Beth Thorpe, Kathy McGowan. Eileen Linaberry. Judy Bush. Carrie Diaz. Donna Gersz, Toni Holman. ROW 2: Jayna Morgan. Kathy Linaberry. Stacey Dorrico. Kim Sund- wall. Captain; Nancy MacKenzie, Ann Matuskiewicz, Amy Holmes, and Sue Rutcho. 105 Get your hands up on defense - Coach Novakowski ROW 1: Marion Hanna. Mike Germanese. Mike Cohen, Jeff Mihalek. John Escoto. Todd Powers ROW 2: Coach John Novakowski; manager John Ricci: Mike Mihalek. Mike Fritz. Jack Larese. Pat Arnold. Ricky Brown, manager Marcel Desjardins It was definitely a cold winter for Coach John Novakowski and the Boys Basketball team as they suffered a disappointing 3-17 season. Lost to graduation were four start ers, including All-Housatonic League player Paul Sherwill. A relatively inexperienced lineup resulted in 2 wins and 13 defeats before beating Housatonic League rival Derby for their only league victory. Senior point guard John Escoto lead the offense throughout the season with class- mate Mike Cohen handling the strong for- ward position. Senior guard Jeff Mihalek was lost early in the season due to a knee injury. Junior Jack Larese, sophomore Rick Brown, and freshman Pat Arnold shared the center position. Guard Mike Fritz and lead- ing scorer Mike Mihalek completed the start- ing five. Cohen, Escoto, Jeff Mihalek and Mike Germanese all completed four seasons with the team. Sophomores Todd Powers, Mark Griffin, Marion Hanna, and freshman Jeff Cohen all saw varsity action. 107 80 L The critical thing is - Coach Becker m ROW 1: Captains Beth Fergusson and Kathy Fritz. ROW 2: Beth Boudreau, Denise Gestay. Kim Brown. Lisa DiGioia. Sandy Battles. Heidi Bonanno ROW 3: Jenny Birdsey. Gini Lyons. Heather Fritz. Holly Hulicki; Todd Torino, manager; Michele Bates. Jennifer Zys- kowski, Kim Richardson, and Lori Stave. Bouncing back from a 2-18 record one year ago, the Girl’s Basketball team took themselves to a 8-12 and a birth in the Cl AC Class M State Tournament. Senior Co-Cap- tain Beth Fergusson and sophomore Michele Bates held the two guard positions while leading scorer Kim Brown and sophomore center Lisa DiGioia held down positions un- der the boards. Senior Co-Captain Kathy Fritz and sophomore Sandy Battles rotated at the other starting spot to round out the line-up. Coach Hal Becker managed to gain his first post-season birth with victories against Cheshire, Platt, Maloney, Tech. North Ha- ven, Seymour and East Haven. Playing in a league with No. 1 state-ranked Lyman Hall, No. 2 Branford, and top ten Shelton, the young Titans proved to be powerhouse of the future. Jayvee players Lori Stave, Holly Hulicki, Jenny Birdsey, Heather Fritz, Den- ise Gestay, Heidi Bonanno, Beth Boudreau, Kim Richardson, Jenny Zyskowski, Gini Ly- ons, and all played well and hope to see varsity action next year. 109 ROW 1: Managers Stacey Macllvaine. Renee Biglin. and Shari Crew ROW 2: Graham Smith. Ken Cairns. John Slocum. Chris Dellaselva. Mike Sgambati ROW 3: Assistant Coach Cronin. Cary Schipira. Jim Williams. Eric Soderlund. Don Moran. Stu Schouten. Paul McCarthy. Steve Selvaggi. Assistant Coach Kelly. Coach Crew. ROW 4: Rick Gibson. Bob Donovan. John Parker. Skip Helland. Howie Camolli. Tom Labomard. Dennis Mills Winless a year ago. the Hockey team re- bounded to an 8-10-2 record. A strong of- fense was lead by center John Slocum in both goals and assists, racking up 15 and 16 respectively. Along with Slocum were sen- iors Ken Cairns scoring 7 goals and Steve Selvaggi with 10. The second line included John Parker. Cary Schapira. Paul McCar- thy, Stu Schouten. Don Moran. Bob Dono- van and Dennis Mills, whose combined ef- forts netted 19 goals during the campaign. Leading the defense, senior co-captain Chris Dellaselva, along with Tom Labom- bard, Eric Soderlund and Howie Camolli, relieved the opposing pressure. Goal tending was shared by Graham Smith, averaging an astonishing 40 saves a game, and Mike Sgambati, knocking out 30 a game. With many young players returning, Sheehan may bid for a tournament appear- ance next season. ill ____________________________________________ “You quys are a bunch of whimps” _ , „ Coach McGowan ROW 1: Dennis Mahon. John O’Connor. Mike Jacobs, Scott Pederson. Jeff DelGaudio. Jeff Bloom. Nelson Perc2 ROW 2: Deanna DiPasquale. manager; Pat Spica. Ray Neal. Kevin Finn. Tom Degnan, Joe Chordas. Larry Burgess. Rob Smith. Mark Hugo ROW 3: Coach Brian McGowan. Greg Carbone. Dan McKeehan. Pete Bartlett; Co-Captains Scott Ogrisek and John Koba; Jens Fortmann. and John Ritskowitz. A young Boys Swim team did very well this year, recording a 6-7 overall record. Many of the seven losses the team suffered were decided in the last few races in which the opposing team pulled out the victory. Major highlights of the season for Coach Brian McGowan were outstanding performances by Senior Co-Captains Scott Ogrisek and John Koba. Ogrisek broke the school record in the 100-yard backstroke and 50-yard free, while Koba swam the distance events, the 200-yard and 500-yard freestyle, extremely well. Ogrisek, Koba, Pete Bartlett, Dan McKeehan, Larry Burgess. Pat Spica, Joe Chordas, Ray Neal, Greg Carbone and Mark Hugo all received the honor of competing in the State Championships Juniors McKeehan and Bartlett are look- ing forward to guiding the team through the ’85 season. 113 Winter Boys’ Basketball Jonathan Law Won 75-58 Seymore Lost 95-47 North Branford Won 66-58 Lyman Hall Lost 68-52 East Haven Lost 69-58 Shelton Lost 64-77 Derby Lost 64-59 Branford Lost 79-65 Cheshire Lost 100-64 North Haven Lost 55-46 Amity Lost 68-56 Seymore Lost 68-66 Lyman Hall Lost 79-50 East Haven Lost 82-59 Shelton Lost 69-31 Derby Won 64 46 Branford Lost 66-49 Cheshire Lost 66-57 North Haven Lost 66-54 Amity Lost | 75-50 Boys’ Hockey Branford Tied 3-3 Shelton Won 6-4 North Haven Lost 6-0 Lyman Hall Won 3-2 Watertown Won 3-2 Lyman Hall Tied 2-2 Branford Lost 2-1 North Branford Lost 7-2 Guilford Lost 9-4 Shelton Lost 4-3 Notre Dame Fairfield Won 6-2 Watertown Lost 5-4 Cheshire Lost 13-1 Amity Lost 8-0 North Haven Lost 7-1 Guilford Won 7-1 East Haven Lost 7-1 North Branford Lost 10-4 Notre Dame Fairfield Won 4-1 Schedule Girls’ Basketball Cheshire Won 64 56 North Haven Won 51-55 Amity Lost 50-46 Seymour Won 5349 Lyman Hall Lost 73-42 Platt Tech Won 49-34 East Haven Won 61-39 Shelton Lost 70-45 Derby Lost 47-43 Branford Lost 69-40 Cheshire Won 61-50 North Haven Lost 46-43 Amity Lost 60-44 Seymour Won 45-46 O.T. Lyman Hall Lost 71-37 East Haven Lost 60-51 Shelton Lost 7837 Derby Lost 51-43 Branford Lost 50-33 Maloney Won 6360 Lewis Mills Lost 42-36 Boys’ Swimming Plainville Lost 91-81 Seymour Won 94-73 Haddam Killingworth Won 97-66 Lyman Hall Won 108-56 Amity Lost 96-75 North Haven Won 98-72 Platt Won 89-81 Branford Lost 98-72 Naugatuck Lost 108-65 East Haven Won 90-66 Woodrow Wilson Lost 89-81 Cheshire Lost 120-52 Maloney Lost 107-70 “Let’s do some cardiovascular exercises. ” — Coach Farley ROW 1: Del Shewbridge. Dan Page, Maynard Vass, Co-captains Bill Schuster and Larry Bencivengo. Dave True, John-Pierre Bolat, and Joe Marenna. ROW 2: Harvey Stanley, Larry Burgess, Larry Harris, Marlon Hanna. Tom St Amand, Rick Lewis, Todd Torino, and Craig DeLoughery ROW 3: Coach Charles Farley. Jim Ricci, Tom Riccio. Ricky Brown, Scott Ogrisek, Bob Doucet, Peter Bartlett, Joe Pulit, Arne Bjarno, Charlie Bercier. Ed Martindale. 117 The Boys’ Track team finished their sea- son with a record of four wins and seven losses. Joe Pulit ended the season as the team's top point scorer, while seniors Bill Schuster and Larry Bencivengo followed closely behind. All three were named Gold- en Baton winners. The 1984 team looks hopeful with a crop of returning talent. Included in this list are seniors Tom St. Amand, Charlie Bercier, Arne Bjarno, Steve Hugo, Ed Martindale, and elected captains Joe Pulit, Scott Ogri- sek, and Craig DeLoughery Runners, on your mark, get set 118 “Tan and trim. ” — Coach Audette ROW 1: Gladys Rivera, Charlotte Ayers. Elizabeth Young. Michele Michaud ROW 2: Nancy Nigro. Kim Brown. Eileen Linaberry. Lynn Boutillier ROW 3: Co-Captains Anna Eriksson and Mary Ellen Roy: Glenice Murphy. Cindy Thomas. Sue Ciemier. Jennifer Simler. The Girls’ Track team had a rough sea- son with a small turnout on both the track and the field. The team also had to begin again with a new coach. Richard Audette. With help from the boys’ track coaches and team members, the girls had a turnaround into a productive season 119 120 ROW 1: Rob Gerson. Rich Moore. Jeff LeMaire. Chris Meade. ROW 2: John Sicignano. Greg Lyons. Bill Piper. Stu Schouten. Coach Donarumo. Missing: Todd Powers. Ricky Allen One could not expect much from the Boys’ Tennis team, for no practices were held until two days before the first meet when head coach, Matt Donarumo, was acquired. Not knowing much about the team, Donarumo went to work quick- ly. Senior co-captains Greg Lyons and Bill Piper proved to be numbers one and two respectively. Stu Schouten filled the num- ber three position while Rob Gerson and Rich Moore maintained slots four and five, with senior John Sicignano number six. Freshman Todd Powers slid impres- sively in and out of the top six positions during the season. Though the team finished at 5 9, Don- arumo has some things to be proud of. One of the team’s victories came against Cheshire, whom in our 13-year history we had never beaten. With many returning players, the team has a lot of young talent which may sur- prise people during the '84 campaign. 121 ML “This is the best bunch of girls I’ve ever had. ” — Coach Caffery ROW 1: Nico Vullo. Laurie Morrissey, Holly Short ROW 2: Jennifer Marks. Penny Rutcho. Rosemary Lopes. Patty Degennaro. Tricia Coyle. Sue Fazzino ROW 3: Coach Caffery. Michelle Trenchard. Kelly Lacey. Sharri Dfiscoll. Sandy Bullock. Shan Rossicone. and manager Sue Rutcho Losing many experienced girls from the 1982 team, the Girls’ Tennis team faced a year of regaining lost experience. Although the girls finished the season with a record of two wins to fourteen losses, there were some standouts. Freshman Tricia Coyle had a successful season, along with junior Fenny Rutcho and Italian exchange student Nico Vullo. The girls are hoping to bounce back this year to a successful season. 123 “Craig, are you winning?” —Coach Schlottman “No, but I’m hitting the ball well.” — Craig Piper ROW 1: Craig Piper, Paul Thomas, Scott Macllvaine. Dave Tiedemann, Coach Schlottman ROW 2: Steve Szadski. Kurt Bauman, John Hall. Bill Fazzino, Jack Larese. Mark Hornyak, Fred Franzoni, Tom Degnan. Failing to defend its 1982 Housy Title, the Boys’ Golf team still managed to play up to par. Sophomore Dave Tiedemann was the shining star throughout the season, teeing off mainly from the number one position. Junior Paul Thomas stroked the team's only hole-in-one. while Craig Piper played well throughout the season. The team looks bright this year with many returning JV and varsity players. i 125 126 “What a feeble hit. ” - M.F., R.P., K.C., B.F., K.F., L.I. The Girls’ Softball team had a dif- ficult season, finishing with a record of no wins and nineteen losses. This year the team is virtually the same, for there was only one senior on the 1983 team. Returning players Beth Fergusson, Kim Castiglione, Maria Ferraiolo, Beth Geiger, Kathy Fritz, Cindy Blasewit2 and Robin Pulit could be the punch the team needs for a successful season. ROW 1: Beth Fergusson. Lori Irwin. Kim Castiglione. Michelle Thomas, and Maria Ferraiolo ROW 2: Michele Bates, Beth Geiger. Jan Krol, Kathy Fritz. Cindy Blasewitz, and Robin Pulit 127 “Silent confidence . . . ” , — Coach Neubauer ROW 1: Kurt Swenson. John Tirado. Mike Germanese, Mark Bencivengo, Willie Fritz, John Escoto, Mike Fritz, and Tom Dorio. ROW 2: Peter DiGioia. Don Collins. Jeff Miholek. Beau Godfrey. Coach Neubauer. Tony Sikorski. Bruce Sperry. Mark Hatje. Paul Sherwill Capturing the Housy Title, the Boys' Baseball team made it all the way to the Class M State Championship game against Plainville. Losing a tough game 5 to 1, Sheehan was named State Runner- Up. Senior Mark Hatje was named to the All-Housy team while graduating team- mates Willie Fritz and Paul Sherwill re- ceived not only All-Housy honors, but also gained spots on the All-State team John Escoto, Jeff Mihalek, and junior Mark Bencivengo are talented returnees in 1984, hoping to duplicate last year’s season. Congratulations for a fine 1983 sea- son! 129 Base Spring Cheshire Girls' Tennis L 2-7 North Haven L 2-7 Maloney L 0-7 Branford L 3-6 Amity L 0-9 Seymour W 6-3 Lyman Hall W • 7-2 Cheshire L 09 North Haven L 3-6 Hamden L 1-8 Seymour L 4-5 Branford L 2-7 Amity L 0-9 Lyman Hail L 4-5 Platt L 2-7 Southington L 0-9 Seymour Derby Amity Shelton Cheshire North Haven East Haven Lyman Hall Branford Seymour Derby Amity Shelton Cheshire East Haven Lyman Hall Branford C.I.A.C. East Hartford Seymour South Catholic Plainville Girls’ Bristol Eastern Track L 63-37 Platt L 78-40 Maloney L 62-54 West Haven L 64-40 Watertown W 64-58 North Haven L 56-46 Lyman Hall W 90-37 Branford L 80-64 Amity L 70-57 Golf Notre Dame L 2-11 Cheshire L 7- 6 Hamden W 21 2-101 2 Woodrow Wilson W 0-13 Maloney L 7l 2- 5fc Shelton W 2l 2-101 2 Amity T 6fc- 6V2 Cheshire L 8 Vi- 4fc East Haven W 2V -10l 2 Xavier L 13- 0 Farmington L 11- 2 Lyman Hall W 2-11 Branford L 8- 5 North Haven L 7- 6 Cheshire W lfc-ll Vi Lyman Hall T 6V2- 6fc Branford L 7 Vi- 5 Vi Amity L 11 Vi- IV2 East Haven W 9- 4 Shelton W 2Vi-10Vi North Haven L 10- 3 ball w 5- 4 w 4- 1 w 7- 4 w 5- 1 w 9- 3 w 8- 6 w 14- 10 w 2- 1 w 10- 4 w 11- 3 L 2- 3 w 7- 6 w 6- 4 w 1- 0 w 4- 1 w 6- 1 w 8- 2 Tournament W 12-9 W 6-5 W 9-5 L 5-1 Branford Softball L 9- 6 Seymour L 9- 6 Derby L 17- 3 Amity L 20-11 Shelton L 15- 1 Cheshire L 5- 4 East Haven L 21- 6 North Haven L 6- 2 Lyman Hall L 13- 2 Branford L 14- 9 Seymour L 5- 0 Derby L 13- 6 Amity L 15- 5 Shelton L 15- 7 Cheshire L 10- 5 East Haven L 8- 3 North Haven L 16- 4 Lyman Hall L 14- 2 Branford L 6- 4 Schedule Boys’ Tennis Cheshire L 3-6 North Haven L 1-8 Maloney L 3-6 Amity L 1-7 Derby W 8-1 Lyman Hall W 7-2 Cheshire w 6-3 North Haven L 18 Branford L 1-8 Derby W 5-4 Branford L 2-7 Amity L 2-7 Lyman Hall W 7-2 Platt L 3-6 Boys’ Track Maloney L 68-86 Derby L 68-86 Lyman Hall W 90-64 Seymour W 80-74 North Haven L 107-47 Cheshire L 105-49 Bristol Eastern L 79-75 East Haven W 115-39 Amity W 86-68 Branford L 67 87 Shelton L 68-86 131 French ROW 1: Bill Karlon, Lauren Montgomery; Robin Bersch, president; Mariam Bouchou- trouch, Lisa Hillman, Teresa Henclick, Valerie Luongo. ROW 2: Mady Britisch; Sue Rutcho, secretary; Richard Bersch, treasurer; Donna Lipcan; Madame McDonald, advi- sor Missing from photo: Brenda Ko, vice president. German ROW 1: Annette Back. Mike Sullivan, Joe Chordas. Mark Hugo. Karl Swenson. ROW 2: Sandy Kovac; Mrs. Hetzel. advisor; Jon Duke, president; Charlene Ribera. Jens Fortmann, Denise Paquette, Ll2 Supranovich, Sue Fazzino. Tricia Coyle. Elizabeth Young; Pat Spica, secretary. ROW 3: Larry Clark, Dave True, Rob Smith, Carl Lackstrom; Rod Hetzel, treasurer; Dave Wargo, vice president ' r... Italian Spanish ROW 1: Angela Conte, president; Joann Conte, secretary treasurer. Sharri Driscoll, vice president; Teri Alogna. ROW 2: Laura Vollono, Maria DiMonaco, Karen Passante. Dawn Thomas. Gina Juliano. Cheryl Farone, Scott Baylow. 135 ROW 1: Kim Brown, treasurer; Eileen Linaberry, secretary; Chris Meade, vice president; Penny Rutcho. president; Mary Ellen Roy. Mary Nirmal, Lisa Mattel. Mary Kossar. Barbara Valenti, Sherri Rossicone. Siubain Caulfield. Mary Caulfield. Kathy Linaberry. Sue Mullen. Basses Flutes and Clarinets ROW 1: Dawn Gayton. Mary Lanahan. Mary Caulfield. Steve Hugo. Rod Hetzel ROW 2: Stuart Schouten. David True. Chris Meade ROW 3: Mike McComb. Ed Martindale. Craig DeLoughery, Scott Michonski. ROW 1: Karl Swenson. Mary Rose Meade. Thomas Masse. Amy Fahey. Amy Holmes. Sheri Rossicone. Kelly Lacey. Robin Bersch ROW 2: Christy Dinallo. Mary Ebinger, Kim Walker. Chris Brown. Tracy Mogensen. Barbi Linaberry. Rae Dsupin. ROW 3: Bill Karlon. Kathy Candclla, Emilea Bolstridge, Anno Matus kiewicz, Andrea Sansone. Jan Gagne. Jodi Ouelette Percussion Saxes and French Horns HOW 1: Kevin hinn, Dennis Mahon, Richard Bersch ROW 2: Donna Lipcan, Leslie McPherson. Doug Sabino, Kathy Hancich. ROW 3: Jonathan Peckman. Denise Gestay. Michael Jacobs. ROW 1: Rob Smith, Dan Wallace. Daryn Marchl ROW 2: Pattie Masse. Carl 1 ackstrom Joanna DelGaudio, Peter Arneson. ROW 3: Sue Mullen. Jeff DelGaudio, Andrew Makay. Matt Belcourt. 137 Sopranos ROW I: Mary Kossar, Karen Mueller, Denise Paquette, Sue Pels, Theresa Henclick, Meg Sorota. ROW 2: Tami Brunell, Ann Freeman. Kay Devine, Gina Juliano, Debbie Za lonski. ROW 3: Lisa Noster, Robin Whisler, Laura Vollono, Renee Bergeron, Shirley Berthiaume Second Sopranos ROW 1: Mary Rose Meade. Lisa Bemis, Kathy Linaberry, Thelma Starrs. Emma Dundon, Jayna Morgan ROW 2: Charlene Ribera, Becky Reed. Renee St. Hilaire. Li2 Supranovich. Cindy Thomas. Anna Persicke, Eileen Linaberry. ROW 3: Shelley Clough. Kelly Martin. Lynn Boutillier, Sue Loughlin. Sherry Kittredge. Deanna Bencivengo. Second Sopranos, Altos Basses, Tenors ROW 1: Liz Goncalves, Maria Davidson. Lisa Bemis, Elizabeth Young, Heather Fritz. ROW 2: Cindy Thomas. Annette Back, Liz Supranovich, Kim Izzo ROW 3: Jennifer Scott, Lara Betta, Kay Devine, Laura Vollono. Gini Lyons. 139 ROW 1: Glen Barton, Kevin Finn, Virginia Jankowski. Lisanne Dorsey ROW 2: Gary Burness. Scott Baylow, Gene Armstrong. Pam Shingler, Leigh Paulousky. Rose Pascale. ROW 3: Dave Pavitt. Andrew Makay, Chris Connolly. Annette Morneau, Mary Sorota. Musical Directors Mr. Charles Houlihan and Ms. Irma Zola Theresa Henclik. Robin Whisler, Elizabeth Young. Renee Bergeron. Sue Back- man. Emma Dundon, Mary Kossar. 140 ROW 1: Heather Fritz. Karen Fuhr. Eric Sievertson, Jeff Mihalek. Chris Thulin ROW 1: Lorinda Bates. Beth Geiger; Kathy Fritz. President; Michele Bates. Nancy ROW 2: Kim Izzo, Sue Fazzino. Todd Powers, Jayna Morgan ROW 3: Kathy MacKenzie. ROW 2: Beth Fergusson. Patty DeGennaro. Kathy Linaberry. Mark Griffin. McGowan. John Ricci. Mike Mihalek, Jim Ricci ROW 3: Eileen Linaberry. Kim Brown. Sue Mullen. Jennifer Zyskowski ROW 4: Mike Hall. Bill Fazzino. Kurt Bauman. Student Council ROW I: Patty Masse. Sheri Rossicone, Mary Nirmal. Kim Izzo. ROW 2: Glni Lyons. Lisa DiGioia. Nancy MacKenzie, Gerg Carbone, Joe Chordas. ROW 3: Tracy Hogan. Karl Swenson. Karl Lackstrom. Scott Halstead. Tricia Coyle ROW 4: Donna Gersz. Michele Thiede, Jayna Morgan. Heather Fritz. Michele Bates ROW 5: Chris Meade. Mark Griffin. Jim Ricci, Todd Powers. John Ricci. Student Council ROW 1: Laura Boehner. Jeff Mihalek. Craig DeLoughery. ROW 2: Cindy Thomas. Mary Ellen Roy, Mary Rose Meade, Cindy Blasewitz, Sue Mullen. ROW 3: Dan Page. Lynelle Forcinelli. Robin Pulit. Lorinda Bates, Shelley Pesta. ROW 4: Karen Fuhr, Dana Davidson. Patty DeGennaro, Rosemary Lopes, Kim Brown. ROW 5: Paul Thomas, Dan McKeehan, Bill Fazzino. Beth Geiger. 142 HSB NHS ROW 1: Assistant Coach Dennis Mannion and Coach Joan Mannion ROW 2: Jon Duke, Craig DeLoughery. Bill Karlon. 143 ROW 1: Robin Bersch. Cindy Thomas. Mary Ellen Roy. Donna Lipran. Tom Masse ROW 2: Paul Thomas. Craig DeLoughery. Jeff Mihalek. Shelley Pesta. Angela Conte AFS ROW 1: Pam Benoit, treasurer; Joanna DelGaudio, vice president; Valerie Philbrick, president; Kim Walker, secretary; Gina Juliano, fundraising chairperson. ROW 2: Denise Benko, Anna Persicke, Jens Fortmann. Mady Britisch. Kari Walker, Lauren Montgomery, Kevin Finn. ROW 3: Annette Back. Jon Duke. Denise Paquette. Liz Supranovicn, Charlene Ribera. Kathy Valenti, Sue Pels. Scott Baylow, Mrs. Wakeman, advisor. ROW 4: Deanna Bencivengo, Andrew Makay, Leigh Paulousky. Glen Barton. John Benoit. Jeff DelGaudio. FBLA ROW 1: Cheryl Shingler, Wendy Horbock, Lynelle Forcinelli. Jennifer Gannon. Jennifer Twohill ROW 2: Doris Dejesus, Heidi Miller. Kris Gardinier, Karen Austin. Sharon Cerreto. Debbie Peel, Denise Harrison ROW 3: Sue Ciemier, Sharon Jarvis. Barbara Goral. DECA Titan Press ROW I: Tom Gilson, vice president; Karen Rodd, treasurer; Renee Wainer, secretary; Michelle Sherman, president. ROW 2: Danielle Heroux, Jennifer Leiss, Lisa Emerling. Bob Parris. Wayne Montefusco. ROW 3: Tracey Borzillo, Gloria Birtha. Sue Nagy, Judy Pagan, Joanne Finkle, Todd Hanlon ROW 4: Marc Mikulski, Sue Fortier. Julie Brewster, Tom Szadkowski, Tom Brann; Mr. Manzo. advisor. ROW I: Paula Clogher, Kari Benson. Mary Rose Meade. Mary Ellen Roy, Cindy Thomas. ROW 2: Laura Boehner, Robin Pulit, Mike Mihalek, Dave Calabrese. Marie Dichello. ROW 3: Sharri Driscoll. Jennifer Scott, Mariam Bouchoutrouch Drama Club John Proulx. Marc Henderson, Gary Burness Dungeons and Dragons ROW 1: Anna Persicke, Denise Benko. Mary Ellen Roy, Cindy Thomas, Brenda Ko ROW 2: Konrad Gaetjen, Andrew Makay. Mike Pasinski, Mary Sorota. fi ft ft W.A.T.T. ROW 1: Rod Hetzel. David Wargo. Seth Hillman. ROW 2: Lisl Streett. Karl ROW 1: Richard Bersch. Chris Meade. Robin Borsch. ROW 2: John Peckman. Bill Lackstrom. Charlene Ribera. ROW 3: Paula Clogher. Valerie Philbrick. Becky Karlon. John Proulx. Craig DeLoughery. Short. Mr. Hill. Aerobics .Li T Kari Benson. Denise Benko. Anna Persicke and Paula Clogher. ROW 1: Michele Michaud. Cindy Thomas ROW 2: Ken Short. Chris Thullin, Jayna Morgan. Angelo Dichello. Don Finn; Mr Farley, advisor ROW 3: Craig Del oughery. Todd Torino. Don Collins Missing from photo: Mary Ellen Roy Megan Scarpa. Ms. Underwood, advisor: Anna Cuomo. Brenda DeJesus ROW 1: Steve Carangelo. Mike Reeves. Matt Patter. ROW 2: Mr. Mik. advisor; Bob Merski. John Taylor. Tom Brann. 149 Outerwear Outing AV TV 1) Kathy Fritz Editor-in-ChiGf Photographer 2) Shelley Pesta Sports Editor 3) Robin Pulit Seniors Editor Photographer 4) Cheryl Shingler Word Processing Technician 5) Cindy Thomas Student Life Editor Photographer 6) Marcel Desjardins Underclassmen Co-Editor Index Co-Editor Photographer 7) Scott Ogrisek Design Editor Photographer Artist 8) Paul Bonito Faculty Co-Editor Photographer Artist 9) Lisa Zola Underclassmen Co-Editor Advertising Editor Photographer 10) Paula Clogher Activities Co-Editor Photographer 11) Kari Benson Activities Co-Editor 12) Jack Larese Faculty Co-Editor Photographer 13) John Koba Index Co-Editor Photographer 14) Cindy Blasewitz Photographer 15) Pat Morrissey Photographer 16) Mike Mihalek Sports Writer 17) Ms. Irene Jellen Advisor Faculty To The Class of 1984, You have left a positive impression upon the the MTSHS community. We of the staff share the happiness that you and your families enjoy on reaching this impor- tant day — your high school graduation. We are confident that you are well prepared to meet the challenges and opportunities that you will now ad- dress. You have the talent and capacity to determine your own personal fulfillment. Our best wishes are with you as we watch with inter- est and pride. The future belongs to you. Paul Marianella Principal Mr. Matt Ardas Mr. David Austin Mr. Hal Becker Miss Erika Beerbaum Mr. Boyd Biondino Miss Debra Blais Mr. David Blessing Mr. John Boylan “Either lead, follow, 152 Mr. Donald Caruth Mr. John Cook Mr. Richard Castaldo Mr. Richard Charette Mr. Thomas Cigas Mrs. Beverly DeMatteo Mr. Raymond A. DeMeola Mr. David Doherty or get out of the way. ” Ms. Nancy Hetzel Mrs. Joan Hill Mr. Richard Hill Mr. Charles Houlihan “Class, we are 154 Ms. Irene Jellen Mrs. Donna Jobbagy Mrs. Patricia Juliano Mr. William Kennedy Mr. Edward Kosinski Mr. Henry Kolakowski Mr. James Lynch meetless tomorrow. ” 155 Mr. Dennis Mannion Mrs. Ellen Mahoney Ms. Joan Mannion Mr. Ted Manzo Miss Christine Mattlson % Mr. Joseph Mlscla Mrs. Suzanne MitoraJ Ms. Joan C. Monico Mr. Philip Moran That Ain’t No Sheet! Mr. Mannion 157 Mrs. Elena Mascla Roberts Ms. Judith Samaha Mr. Ralph Schlottman Mr. Philip Sylveatro Mr. Kenneth Tomalskl “My Grandmother Can Do Mr . Marjorie Wolfe Mr. Joseph Zeoll Mr. Fred Zlerler Ms. Irma Zola Better And She Has no Legs. ” «. s. . Mrs. Diane Glenn Mr. Ed Mlk Mrs. Fran Selmeckl Mrs. Patricia Sayre Mr. Robert Nlcolettl Assistant Superintendent Mr. Thomas Murphy Business Manager Custodians: Mr Bill Conte. Head Custodian; Ms. Beverly Brooks. Mr. Joseph Sabo Aides: Mrs. Doreyjean Apuzzo, Mrs. Esther Peck. Mrs. Doris Braun. Mrs. Rosemarie Sferes. Secretaries: Mrs. Eleanor Kubeck; Mrs. Gertrude Molinari; Mrs. Ann Hama- sian. Mrs. Betty Bukowski, Head Secretary; Miss Theresa Borgonzi. Mrs. Dorothy Butler. Mrs Nancy Potter Cafeteria Staff. ROW 1: Pearl Lefebvre, Holly Baxter, Tilly Rlccatelll. Kay Marzik, Jan Willis. ROW 2: Dora Travali, Carol Lattman, Lois Pendried, Rae Palmer. Louise Julius. ROW 3: Pat Palmer. Dolores Tamartino, Charlotte Sova. ___________________________________________ Mr. hui Not Too Shabby!! PHOTOGRAPHY OF Seniors “Debbie” 38 Schnoor Rd. Killingworth Engagements “Jan and Tim” Imothy E. annon MOTOOHAPHIR Call 663-1386 For an Appointment It’s Worth the Ride! Compliments Of THE WALLINGFORD BOARD OF INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS “An Independent Agent Serves YOU First. Ferguson McGuire, Inc. Morris Uria Fishbein Cornaglia Insurance Agency, Inc. Joseph L. Gaffey John J. Horvath, Inc. James W. Shortelle Agency Louis Isakson William C. Lanzoni Agency Sheldon-Hutchinson Agency Inc. ADVANCED T.V. VIDEO MS. AND HIS HAIR DESIGN L.B. METAL TECHNIQUES CORNER CAFE INC. PICTURE PERFECT NEW YORK BAKERY JUST FRIENDS WALTSCO INC. CRAFTY LADY Dl FRANCO'S We Congratulate The Class Of 1984 Auto Home BUSINESS Life Health Bob Heidgerd 373 Center St. Wallingford, Conn 06492 265-5681 Congratulations Class of 1984 WHITE WAY LAUNDRY Sanitone Dry Cleaning Complete Laundry Service Uniform Rental Service free pickup delivery WALLINGFORD FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS COLONIAL BANK CONNECTICUT BANK TRUST, N.A. DIME SAVINGS FIRST BANK HOME BANK JEFFERSON FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC. PERMANENT SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION UNION TRUST COMPANY Congratulate The Class Of 1984 271 Hall Avenue Wallingford, CT 06492 269-4444 MEADOW STREET FRAME GALLERY 7 V2 Meadow Street Wallingford, CT. Tel. 265-7332 Congratulates The Class Of 1984 And Offers 10% Discount For Senior And Prom Picture Framing! SUBWAY 3 Hall Ave Wlfd., CT 06492 Tel. 265-1705 Good Luck! ‘Open Late Seven Days A Week’ k E T SMITH ROY E SMITH SUSAN SMITH GORDON STOKES EYES EXAMINED WALLINGFORD OPTICAL CO., INC. TOWER SQUARE EST 1986 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED TEL 265-1541 800 NORTH COLONY STREET WALLINGFORD. CONN 06492 T. Agro Tile Construction Co. Tolophone 269-3721 16 Center Street Wallingford. CT 06492 U 42nd Street” Art Deco, clothing, accessories, jewelry, radios, etc. Nostalgia and memorabilia from 1920’s through 1950’s. 24 Center Street Wallingford, CT Hours: 12:00-5:00 Tuesday through Saturday home phone 265-4147 Serving Connecticut Since 1914 THE CONNECTICUT REFINING CO. Of Cheshire Wallingford, Inc. Backes Fuel and Supply Co. Distributors Of Benzoline Hy-Test 303 Oil-Heating Equipment - Burners Tel. 265-0923 99 East Street Wallingford, CT |Jarker JIHert’s j ljop 300 Church Street Yalesville, CT Phone 265-1805 TW It a Off met S. It PARKER MILL SHOPS 300 CHURCH STREET YALESVILLE CT OSAO2 GEORGE S PREISNER 203-269-7353 7O3-2S0-A970 MOTTA STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY “Quality + Excellence Since 1965” Weddings - Portraits - Passports Model Portfolios • Family Portraits - Pets No Sitting Fee For Senior Portraits Yearbook Photographer For The Classes Of 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 169 Center St. Wallingford Ct. 2693540 ffoua sM BOLIO’S SPORTING GOODS 144 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. 06492 Tel. 265-4919 Nike Sneakers Cleats Sheehan High Jackets Gym Bags, Hats Full Line Of Sporting Goods VALENTI CHEVROLET 399 No. Colony Street (Rt 5) Wallingford, Conn. 06492 265-0991 “Since 1927” FLOWER AND GIFT SHOPPE 190 Center Street Phone 265-1514 Sal Greco Flowers For Your Proms And Graduation HAIR FANATIKS 41 Main St. North Wallingford, CT. 06492 The Successive Unisex Shoppe Mon-Tues-Wed: 9-6 Thurs-Fri: 9-8 - Sat: 8-4 269-5999 Tel. 265-1255 ERNEST JEWELERS J.iJJs 'IP' “If You Don’t Know Jewelry Know Your Jeweler” 136 Center Street Wallingford, CT 06492 ffarc c c mb an old-fashioned atmosphere with old-fashioned courtesy Everything For Your Indoor And Outdoor Gardening Needs 125 Church St., Rt. 68 Yalesville, Conn. 06492 BEAR FRONT END ALIGNMENT AIR-CONDITIONING REPAIRS (Gulfj ADAMO'S GARAGE 601 CENTER STi WALLINGFORD CONN 265-2994 (Cu Initial ghetto 156 Center St. Wallingford, CT. 06492 26M-OGOi i'lnssvn too! ELECTRONIC TUNE-UPS COMPUTER WHEEL BALANCING -Camera equipment -Expert processing -Darkroom supplies -Basic -Intermediate -Darkroom KAPPY’S PACKAGE STORE 62 Center Street Wallingford, Connecticut 06492 Specializing In Domestic And Imported Wines And Liquors Business 269-5826 265-0198 SIDING Bob Dorau 37 Chapel St. Yalesville James F. Banaszewski Res. 269-1969 WALLINGFORD BICYCLE CENTER Home Auto Supplies, Inc. 400 North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. 06492 (203) 269-1417 Specializing in Bicycle Sales and Service Jtasa IWiratcsseit - Imported and Domestic foods - Party platters -Hot and cold subs to go -Open daily 8A.M. TO 7P.M. taite of _ Sunday 8A.M. TO 1P.M. • 57 North Colony St. Tel. 265-1487 Wallingford, CT. 06492 Leon Mismas Susan Mismas R R GUDELSKI Auto Truck Repair Rich Rose Breakfast Specials Dinner Take Outs TOWN FARM SWEET SHOP 269 1583 1103 Old Colony Road Wallingford. CT 06492 Complete BRIAN J. FARRELL ATTORNEY AT LAW FORMAL RENTAL Towne Farm Village 69 North Turnpike Road (203) 265-9106 P.O. Box 1405 Yalesville Station Wallingford, CT. 06492 In Stock Reasonable Prices From $25°° 170 Center St. 71 North Turnpike Rd. Wallingford, Ct. 269-9613 Joe Gouviera Owner C o 0 k 1 n 9 EXPERT TAILOR Fast Alterations Ladies' Men’s Done on Premises Reasonable Prices WALFD. 269-8652 Famous Brands Telephone Discount Prices 203-284-0007 FAMILY SLEEP CENTER Mon. Fri. 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. Wed. - Sat. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12 P.M. - 5 P.M. 600 N. Colony Road Tower Square Plaza Audre Marcaurele Wallingford, Ct. 06492 Congratulations To The Class Of 84 From Your Yearbook Photographers ART RICH PHOTOGRAPHY Specializing In Creative Weddings - Distinctive Portraits Also - Modeling Portfolios, Pets, Children, And Family Portraits 500 North Main Street 18 Clinton ville Road Southington, Ct. 06492 North Haven, Ct. 06473 628-4453 239-6331 Landscaping Contractor • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL You supply the land.. . 26 Hintz Drive, Wallingford Tel. 269-2249 Mold Making • Model Making - In House Molding Best Wishes Class Of “84” J. L. TOOL CO. INC. Specializing in Prototype Molding Len, Nancy, Sheri, Jason 40 North Plains Industrial Road Wallingford, Conn. 06492 - 265-6237 Keg Beer World Of Wine Case Discounts Pop Shoppe Milford • Wallingford • Chesire • Branford • SAV-RITE LIQUORS Fashions For Women 968 No. Colony Rd. Wallingford, CT. 06492 RAYMOND’S Lottery Tickets 269-4643 Wallingford Motorcycle Safety Offerings Introduction to Motorcycling World Motorcycle Safety (Motorcycle Rider Course) Using ouf cycles and helmets Better Biking Program-Motorcycle Safety Motorcycle Basic Mechanics Mo-Ped Safety • Passenger Course Motorcycle Trailer Course • Car Trailering M T Sheehan High School Hope Hill Road Wallingford. CT 06492 269-0771 265-2831 Exl 302 RICHARD CHARETTE Cycle Safety Co-ordmator I’d like to congratulate the Class of ’84 and extend extra special wishes to Lisa Kay Mathews. I love ya, kid! To the Class of ’85: Have a great summer. See you next year! Love, Compliments Of: EXECUTIVE SUBARU 809 North Colony Rd. (Route 5) Wallingford, CT. 06492 269-7776 Lisa Zola Good Luck Graduates! Permanent Savings 872 North Colony Road Wallingford, CT 06492 Jose Hernandez Wanda Dewey Asst. Branch Supervisor Branch Manager Many Thanks to Our Professional Friends Loughlin Noonan R. W. Breck, M.D. Joseph M. Delaney Billings Billings Dr. Leif E. Washer Robert B. Boyd, M.D. Jerome T. Combs, M.D. Richard B. Wein, M.D. Attorney Adam Mantzaris David G. Glazer, D.M.D. Joseph R. Flynn, D.D.S. George L. Bozzi, D.D.S. Kenneth B. Roseman, D.M.D. Henry B. Hofbauer, M.D.P.C. Attorney Dominic P. DelSole Attorney Michael P. DelSole Attorney Stephen P. DelSole Alfredo L. Axtmayer, M.D.P.C. Dr. Mrs. Clifford A. Williams Best Of Luck Fellow Seniors — Michelle Sherman The Few The Proud The Crew 38-84-80 At Hunter’s Old Fashioned Pride Exists Prompt Professional Installations Quality In-Ground And Above-Ground Pools Pool Center, Inc. Est. 1963 263 Church St., Yalesville CT, 68 Tel. 269-2183 Booster Ads Booster Ads Booster Ads Booster Sue Denise, you are very special to me. Please keep in touch. Love, Michelle. Ronnie James Dio ■ God of voice. LS. ILYA TD Get Loose with Moos . Moose Mating Season is Open! Hey, Dave. What's a Foola? D M Chrispy. Can you pick me up today. Thanks. Scott Snooky, Good Luck — keep smiling!! I Love you! Sher Bolt. I’ll love you care for you always — Seevers. Hey. Michelle, don’t worry about it. Maria’s only petting your Dog! Ha! Love ya, Kris. Judy - Keep good grades! Rmbr Last Game McDons - Kim SC, you’re a wonderful friend. Thanx, JT. yen-yen Kim. we’ve had some wild crazy times. Remember Burger King. NH Fair even the lil things. L, Jen. Ember. RRR1CK LIVES ON! Stay out of libraries! WH SMED - Perversion makes me smile!! Smelroy GR AZ GA CC I'll meet you when we get there- Pam Kar. let’s get lost at Sleeping Giant with Duke — Pat. BG. don’t forget the great times. Love always. SC. Class of '84 — Let the Good Times Roll. Miss U ALL - DZ. Mike. I’ll miss ya. Love always. Kelly. 3 15 83 4ever Hey Vinegar! Thanx 4 ail the memories. 1LY, Laurie. Pam. 1 love you and will miss you so much. Luv, Jan. Pinky, remember Good times. Bad times. You know we had our share I'll always luv you — Juice Head .Sandy, so he says wp’re alike? Thanks for everything. Gregg. Iron Maiden rocked us through another year and we did the best of everything else also. New Year’s Eve for instance. Take it easy stud — Eric. Peeps, party till the grave! JPPTMD P Forever Peeps Psychic energizers do wonders for your body. Good Luck Class of '84 Party on. I’ll miss you - Scott O Sue. wanna go see an X-rated movie this summer? CB Tony, four years is along time but we have forever. Eric, the past four years have been the best! We’ve done the ultimate: Coakdaie. Farms CC. Camaros, Kona Pakalolo. Sens, Proke, Cid. Shrooms. New Year's ’83 Proke on Sens. Iron Maiden Row 6. Krokus Row 2 Murf SMF We'll be ripping for many more. Hawaii or here. Take care. Ron — Gregg To Renee my favorite little person! Crash - Kris. Jeff, Remember the bus rides and a warm knee Kim. To Mike Spears and Dottie: Luv ya. Melba. Ms. Jellen. may I see you for a moment? Ms Jellen um. excuse me. Ms. Jellen? Suzoo Track Star. DD 1. Thanx for the memories WH Bill Karlon. my tutor. Thanks!! Love. Mellie Jan. Thanx for the many times. Call me tomorrow! P Kim BOABDIL doesn't play guitar, sorry to say — Pat Mike. Thank you for everything. Love. HONEYBUNS Freedom fighters sent out to the sun escape from brainwashed minds and pollution. Leave the earth to all its sin and hate find another world where freedom waits Into the void. Goodbye '84 — TD AR Gen Sonja. Thanks for all the memories!! Love ya, Cheryl Barbara, friends now and forever — Denise Cheryl Gen, you've made this a special year which I’ll never forget. Thanks o.k. T — U and Ed mean the world to me but ILY lots — Lor Shell, Seth: Hope your senior is ca tombe blcn! Rce Maria. Typing paper does it better! Thanks — Michelle Wendy Gnu, I want a Pavitt Patch Kid! Luv, Cheryl Pinky. Let’s take a trip to Schroeder's again! Gumby Sagboxx. That birth mark is in an unusual place. RP, CD, CP, and maybe CT — long live the NEPTUNE CLUB. Patty, thanks for all the great times. ILY — Karen Kim. like, was Florida totally awesome or what? ICindy JB, what are we going to eat now? Love ya. KG Monk. Ur in charge. Keep Paul. Tony. Ed busy! Gregg MP Look our for Toni CS 25c beers. Love ya, Kris Marcel, Thnx for the memories Teh I love you Rin Stacey. Thank God for? Renee, do you get it yet? Rin - We both have problems. Thanx for listening — Kim MK. Thanx for making these 4 yrs special! Luv. WH Cindy T. N.H.S. in 5 minutes Nice Hair! M.E.R. Hey Kris, remember HSH Friday. See U later — Antman Bill — The time we could spend together is the time that we spend alone. I’ll miss you. Love always. Beth Patti. You’re such an AH for no reason. Luv. Beth Sue. friends in high school and forever — Denise FIWI! Chinachick!Blackisbeautiful!Airportwetter!! Kris-She’s Stiff!Let’s egnor her!I love ya!!MLP Cin, Hey who were those guys? It’s just a thing! 18 Thanx for the many wild weekends all you party people. Thanx for the good times. RB. PR. SS, JS. SO DH DM - Jeff Susan, you are a special FRIEND to me and 1 never want to lose you. Rem the great times ILY Eileen Russ, you’re a special ’FRIEND” ILYMTTYBLTT — Judy Larry: The past we had, the present we are having. the future we will have — together. Scott remember DOWN ON YOUR KNEES LAND BUTTERFLY WE IS BEST PACK STROKERS DO IT BETTER Joe C. Barb, you’re one of my favorites! Love. Michelle Class of ’84 Toot. Huff and Live each day like it’s your last (Cuz it Just Might Be) See you in the next world. Don’t be late. Gregg Harrison, M.D. LS. you’re the best. I Luv ya. Vinegar — Van Halen 1. Hey. Antman! What’s going on? Kris Kim Lisa, thnx for everything! I love ya! Rin Tony. I hope our love can last a lifetime! Love, TB Jeff. Remember Cont. Iss. Spare us the jokes! Jen Bei Hei lives on! Maria F. Corifetti Paper-thieves! M.E.R. Scott. I’ll always remember you — good luck. Love SR MPaolillo — Thks4suchaspecialfriendshipiloveyou! SMolone Eloesch-lets runawaytofla. S- you'regreat!BBLT AD. MPJSDSJBDZKPDS — Thks4thememories!Loveya — CMacLean JP SJ. always remember the Barn. Love always. SJC Barbie! I’ll B weartn a mouthgard wen ur ripped!! MP. KG. JB — Thanks for the wild ones! I Love youMMLP 11 17 82 And you were the one who said it would last forever!7 l 83 “Hopelessly Helping” FIWI. You’re a great friend. Rem the fun times EL The South is gonna do it again! Kick Donkey! Dan. carry on the traditions. Good luck - Speedo Man. Shell Kathy, you’re the greatest! Jen Rmbr when we cried laughed. Thanks. Love Kim. Rick, thanx for all the laughs. Ur special. L. Jen. Class of “84 party on. It’s been great! Kris Jeff. Thank you for ail your love and inspiration! It really helped me. Love. Michelle. OH. thanks for everything I’ll love you forever. SC Red Light Roxanne! Ur 1 wild chick - Most peculair Mama! SM «JAB - Bloody Marys Subaru Power n Deer Run is 1 MLP Colophon Five hundred fifty-six copies of the 1984 Reflections” u ere printed by Josten's American Publishing Company of Topeka. Kansas. Sales Representative for this book was Mr. Jim Toomey; Miss Beth Toomey assisted. Bodyand caption type used throughout this book is eight- and ten-point Souvenir. Headlines were Souvenir, Souvenir Italic and Lydian Cursive, hand set by members of the staff. Paper stock is matte; advertising, ivorytone matte. Books sold for $18 through Thanksgiving and $20 through Christmas, at which time parents were invited by mail to purchase gift books. No extra books were available for sale after that time. The theme, “If the Shoe Fits,” was originated in the spring of 1983 during a brainstorming session in the yearbook classroom with Kathy Fritz, Shelley Pesta, and Rohin Pulit present. It was chosen in an attempt to depict the variety of roles students and faculty portray through the stages of development represented in our high school setting. Individual sections were designed in the spring of 1983, with Mr. Toomey assisting 1983 staff members Fritz. Pesta, Pulit and Paula Clogher in pulling together their collective ideas into an overall design plan Clogher. Pulit and Ms. Jellen attended the 1983 New England Summer Yearbook Workshop at Bryant College, sponsored by American Publishing Company on July 7-9. At that workshop the design concept was finalized and Robin Pulit designed the layout for the traditional baby pictures. The idea for the divider pages was conceived in the fall of 1983; format was determined during a brainstorming session involving the entire period 7 yearbook class of twelve. Thanks to Mrs. Dorothy Torres for her assistance in this design; also, thanks to Mr. Rene Genest of Art Rich Photography for photographing the shoes in his studio. Artwork for the silkscreen cover was prepared by Scott Ogrisek, who also illustrated the sports section and was instrumental in the recording of the details of the Index. Section Editors, credited on page 150. were responsible for carrying out all aspects of their respective pages: preparation of all copy; identifying all individuals pictured for the Index; selection of, and in many cases the shooting of, all photographs; design and layout of all section pages; and coordination of all activities in order to meet deadlines. Special thanks go to Paul Bomto whose photography, consistently of the highest standards, constitutes a large percentage f candids in this book. Sports reports were contributed by Mike Mihalek, an out-of-class staff member. Copy for this book was typed and edited on an IBM Displaywriter word processor by Cheryl Shingler and Ms. Jellen. The official senior portrait and yearbook photographer. Art Rich Photography of North Haven. CT. was responsible for all formal homeroom, faculty, sports team and action photography. Sports photos were also acquired from Mr. Chris French of The Morning Record,” Wallingford Office, and from students. Film and processing were provided by Art Rich Photography. As a June delivery book, this publication must be completed by the beginning of March. As a result, all spring activities will be covered in the 1985 edition. In order to complete this book on time, the following schedule for submitting materials to the publisher (in facing double-page spreads) applied: all color (12 DPS’s), November 1; a total of 23 DPS’s, November 21; 23 DPS's each on January 2 and 30, 1984; and the balance of 25 DPS’s, March 5. One proofing cycle was used for corrections. Yearbook is a one-credit course open to students in grades 9-12. The student selection process includes a written application and personal interview with the advisor prior to course registration in February. Since class space is limited, students are selected on the basis of staff need and individual skills. Photographers are also solicited to work outside the class. Film and processing are provided by the contract photographer. Students having knowledge of 35mm photography are always welcome to participate. Thanks to our advisor, Ms. Irene Jellen, for her assistance and to Sheehan administrators Mr. Paul Marianella. Mr. Tony Fusco and Mr. Ed Goldstone who were very supportive throughout the year. In conclusion, we wish to congratulate the seniors, the rest of the student body, and the faculty and staff for providing the Reflections” editors with so much material with which to develop our theme. And best wishes from the graduating staff to the 185 “Reflections” staff members. 177 Music Mr. Charles Houlihan Director, Band Ms. Irma Zola Director, Mark V Singers Musical Director, “Pal Joey” Science Mr Donald Caruth, Head Mr. Matt Ardas Asst. Advisor, Sophomore Class Mr. Robert Burghoff Advisor, Geology Club Mr. Thomas Cigas Advisor, Student Council Mrs. Beverly DeMatteo Advisor, Soph. Class Mr. James Heilman Advisor, Astronomy Club Mr. Joseph Zeoli Adviser, Taxidermy Club Industrial Arts Foreign Language Mr. William Fritz, Head Mr. John Boylan Advisor, Freshman Class Mr. James Lynch Coordinator, C.W.E. D.O. Mr. Joseph Miscia Graphics Advisor, “Titan Press” Mr. Dan Roberts Asst. Advisor, Senior Class Mrs. Marcia Parish, Head Miss Deborah Blais Advisor, Spanish Club Mrs. Nancy Hetzel Advisor, German Club Mrs. Diana McDonald Advisor, French Club Miss Joan Monico Mrs. Lisa Toman Advisor, Italian Club English Mrs. Suzanne Mitoraj, Head Asst. Advisor, “Titan Press” Mr. Boyd Biondino Advisor, Junior Class Mr. Vincent Carrano Mr. Richard Castaldo Mrs. Joan Hill Mrs Patricia Juliano Asst. Advisor, A.F.S. Mr. William Kennedy Mr. Dennis Mannion Asst. Advisor, H.S. Bowl Team Advisor, Senior Bloodmobile Miss Denise McGovern Asst. Advisor, Freshman Class Miss Ann Pierlioni Mr. Nicholas Vamvakis Advisor, Dungeons Dragons Guidance and Counseling Mr. Henry Kolakowski, Director Advisor, National Honor Society Mr. Hal Becker, Counselor Coach, Girls’ Basketball Mr. Andrew Carrano, Psychologist Mrs. Donna Jobbagy, Counselor Student Selection Coordinator, A.F.S. Mrs. Joan Mannion, Counselor Advisor, High School Bowl Team Mrs. Pamela McCarthy-Krombel, Social Worker I Faculty “Famous Quotes’’ 1) “Okay, boys and girls 2) “No. I don’t deliver paper. 3) “Come on. scholars, think!” 4) “I’m descended from the great god Apollo. It’s a reality. 5) “That ain’t no sheet!!” 6) “Okay, my lab angels, come here please. 7) “Bull twinkies. 8) Okay. We’re gonna play school today and I’m gonna be the teacher. 9) Either lead, follow, or get the hell out of the way.” 10) “Last name, comma, first name. Whoa! 11) “If you can read this, thank a teacher. 12) “All right, quiet down.” 13) “Okay, ladies and or gentlemen, questions problems beefs? 14) “Bubbles, bubbles, bubbles ” 15) “Why do you have that answer?” 16) “Bastal. 17) Class, we are meetless tomorrow.” 18) “I hate freshmen!” 19) “These are dots; these are bubbles. 20) “Eyes on the copy Begin! Social Studies Mr. Edward Kosinski, Head Mr. David Austin Mr. David Doherty Asst. Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor, Oratorical Contest Mr. Philip Moran Mr. Charles Morawski Asst. Advisor, Soph. Class Mr. Paul Picard Asst. Advisor, Student Council Mr. Philip Sylvestro Mr. Kenneth Tomalski Quiz a) Mr. Sylvestro b) Mr. Cigas w c) Mrs. Toman d) Mrs. Naylor J| e) Mr. Doheity f) Mr. Mannion g) Mr. Dunn h) Miss Monico i) Mr. Biondino j) Mr. Hill k) Ms. Samaha l) Mr. Tomalski m) Ms. Zola n) Mr. Kosinski o) Mr. Blessing p) Ms. Jellen q) Mr. Farley r) Mr. Kennedy s) Mrs. Mahoney t) Mr. Tucker Special Education Mrs. Carol Carbutti Mrs. Diane Glenn Mrs. Elena Mascia-Roberts Advisor, Senior Class Miss Wanda Rohloff Asst. Advisor, Junior Class Mrs. Patricia Sayre Mrs. Frances Selmecki Mr. Fred Zierler Mathematics Mr. Bennett Dunn, Head Mr. David Blessing Mr. Richard Charette Comptroller Mr. Terrence Dunn Mr. Charles Farley Coach, Boys’ Track Advisor, Weightlifting Club Advisor, Math League Mr. Richard Hill Director, W.A.T.T. Miss Christine Mattison Asst. Advisor, Senior Class Asst. Advisor, A.F.S. Mr. John Perez Mrs. Betty Wakeman Advisor, A.F.S. Physical Education Mr. Ralph Schlottman, Head Coach, Golf Miss Erika Beerbaum Coach, Intramurals Mr. Robert Neubauer Coach, Baseball Coach, Powder Puff Mr. John Novakowski Coach, Boys’ Soccer Coach, Boys’ Basketball Mr. John Riccitelli Athletic Director Ms. Judith Samaha Home Economics Miss Janis Underwood Advisor, Outerwear Outing Club Mrs. Ellen Mahoney Administration Mr. Paul Marianella. Principal Advisor, Junior Achievement Mr. Tony Fusco, Asst. Principal Mr. Ed Goldstone, Asst. Principal Liaison, “Titan Press” Art Mr. Ray DeMeola, Head Mr. John Cook Mrs Marjorie Wolfe Alternative Program Mr. Chuck Rinaldi. Director Mr. Bonnie Grannis Mrs. Geraldine Katz Mrs. Joan Rose Mrs. Katherine Ross Business Mr. James O’Connor, Head Asst. Advisor, Junior Class Miss Karen Edson Advisor. Kev Club Asst. Coach, Field Hockey Coach, Girls’ Track Mrs. Milda Feehan Coordinator, B.O.E. Advisor, F.B.L.A Ms. Irene Jellen Advisor, Yearbook Advisor. School Newspaper Mr. Ted Manzo Coordinator, D.E. Advisor, D E C.A Mrs. Joan Naylor Index. From Addy To Zyskowski Addy, Mark pg. 8 Albert. Brian, pp. 6. 10 Allard. Donald, pp. 18. 42, 68. 69. 181 Allard. Mark. pp. 12. 174 Allen. Judith, pg. 12 Allen. Richard, pp. 10, 89 Alogna. Teri, pp. 10. 134 Anderson, Eileen, pg. 10 Andreson. Kristen, py. 8 Apuzzo. Mrs. Doreyjean, pg. 160 Ardas, Mr. Matt. pp. 9. 16, 152 Armstrong. Eugene, pp. 18. 139. 186 Arneson. Peter, pp 10. 137, 181 Arnold. Patrick, pp 8. 106 Arnold. Scott, pp 18. 42. 89. 107 Atkinson. Curt, pp 46. 180 Austin. Mr David, pp 10. 152 Austin. Karen, pp 4. 18. 42. 144 Austin. Kris, pp 18. 42. 46. 49. 83 Averitt, Ray. pg 15 Ayers, Charlotte, pp 10. 101. 118. 119 Bach, Annette, pp. 10. 134, 139. 144 Bachmann, Dawn. pg. 10 Ball. Walt. pg. 12 Barbieri, Jay. pp. 18. 42 Barbieri. Rick. pp. 18, 42, 50. 89 Barbiuto, Joseph, pg. 8 Barkasy, Jesse, pg 10 Barker. Bob. pg. 12 Barnes. Wendy, pg. 8 Barry. Steve, pg. 12 Bartlett. Clifford, pg. 12 Bartlett. Peter, pp 12. 13. 97. 113. 117 Barton. Glen, pp 10. 62. 63. 139, 144 Bates, John, pg. 10 Bates. Lorinda. pp 18, 36. 42. 50, 78. 101. 141 Bates. Michele, pp. 10, 101. 108, 109. 126, 127. 141. 142 Battles. Sandy, pp. 10. 93. 108. 109 93. 145. 150. 182 Bercier. Charlie, pp. 4. 19. 30. 89. 116. 117 Bergeron. Renee, pp 12. 62. 63. 65. 138. 140 Bermudez. Michael, pg. 12 Bernat. Donald, pp 11. 15. 72. 180 Bersch. Richard, pp. 10. 95. 134 137, 147 Bersch. Robin, pp. 19. 23. 42. 46. 48. 49. 76. 95. 134. 136. 140. 143. 147 Berthiaume. Shirley, pp. 19. 42. 66. 138 Betta. I ara. pp. 10, 139 Bickford, Lynn, pg 10 Bielak, Dennis, pp. 10. 98 Biggs. Mike, pg. 8 Biglin. Julie, pp. 19. 42. 68. 101. 175. 183 Biglin. Renee, pp. 10. 82. 101. Ill Billings, Dave, pg 10 Biondino. Mr. Boyd. pp. 14. 16. 152. 178. 181 Biondino. Rob. pg. 33 Birdsey. Jenny, pp. 5. 8. 101. 109 Birdsey, Sarah, pp. 10. 97 Birmingham. Linda, pp. 19. 181 Birtha. Gloria, pp. 20. 145 Bishop. David, pg. 8 Bjarno, Arne. pp. 20. 42. 78. 89. 117 Blais. Miss Deborah, pp. 13. 152 Blankenship. Kimberley, pp. 10. 97 Blakeslee, Linda, pg. 10 Blasewitz. Cindy, pp 4. 5. 12. 15. 54 71. 91. 127. 150 Blazejawski. Lester, pg. 8 Blessing, Mr. David, pp. 11. 152. 181 Bloom. Jeffrey, pp. 8. 113, 182 Bloom. Kenneth. P9 12 Body. Paul. pg. 8 Boehner, Laura, pp. 12, 145 Bohnwagner. Heather, pg 8 Bolat. Jean-Pierre. pg. 117 Brooks. Mrs Beverly, pg 160 Brown. Charmaine. pg. 13 Brown. Christine, pp. 10. 136, 137 Brown. Jim. pp. 13. 16. 82. 163 Brown. Kimberly, pp. 2, 13. 54. 91, 109. 119. 134. 141 Brown, Lori. pg. 8 Brown. Rick, pg 10. 89. 107. 116. 117. 180 Brown. Steven, pg. 10 Brewster, Roy. pg. 10 Bruneau. Art. pg. 10 Brunell, Tami, pp. 20. 42. 68. 138. 139 Bukowski. Mrs. Betty, pg. 160 Bullock. Sandra, pg. 13. 54. 123, 186 Burgess. Lorry, pp. 10. 93. 98. 113, 116 Burghoff. Mr. Robert, pp. 12. 153, 156 Burness. Gary, pp 139, 146 Burness, Joe. pp. 21. 182 Bush. Janet, Pg. 13 Bush. Judy. pp. 13. 82. 105, 184 Butka, Tracey, pg. 8 Butler. Brian, pp. 8. 95 Butler. Mrs. Dorothy, pg. 160 Butterfield. Carolyn, pg. 13 Cadett, Beverly, pg. 8 Caffery. Mrs. Dolores, pg. 123 Caires, Romana, pg. 13 Cairns. Donna, pp. 10. 96. 97 Cairns. Kenneth, pp. 21. 42. Ill Calabrese, Dave, pp 20. 21. 42, 145 Camire. Cheri. pp 21. 42, 95 Camolli. Howie, pg. 10. Ill Campbell, Jeannine. pg. 10 Candela. Kathy, pp. 13, 77. 139 Canelly, Ernest, pg. 8 Cannata. Bryan, pg. 10. 89 Canning, Corrie. pg. 8 Cantenelli. Mr Frank. pg 97 Cappello, Michael, pg 8 Carangelo. Steve, p. 149 Charette. Mr Richard, pp 153. 171 Charpentier. Denise, pg. 8 Chasse. Penni, pp. 13, 186 Child, Courteney, pg. 8 Chordas. Joseph, pp. 10. 16. 113, 134. 142 Christopher, Danette. pg. 21 Cianciulli. Jacqueline, pg. 8 Ciemier, Michael, pg. 8 Ciemier. Sue. pp. 21. 69. 95. 119. 144 Cigas. Mr Thomas, pp 50. 59, 142. 153 Cirillo. Robert, p. 3, 13. 70. 89 Clark. Dave. pg. 10 Clark. Lawrence, pp. 10. 134 Clemente, Gene. pg. 10 Clogher, Paula, pp. 22. 42. 62. 78, 145. 147. 150. 182 Clough. Shelley, pp. 8. 95. 138 Cohen. Jeffrey, pp. 8. 106 Cohen, Mike. pp. 22. 42. 50. 79. 80. 106, 107 Cole. Gene. pg. 8 Collins. Don. pp. 22. 55. 60. 129. 148 Collins, Richard, pg. 10 Colt. Chris, pg. 13 Connolly. Christopher, pp 13, 139 Connolly, Elizabeth, pg. 8 Conte. Angela, pp. 22. 42. 90. 95. 134. 143 Conte, Mr. Bill. pg. 160 Conte. Joann, pp. 10. 97, 134 Cook, Mr John. pp. 153. 181 Cooper. Kimberly, pg. 13 Cote. Laura, pg. 13 Cowen. Nancy, pg. 8 Corriveau, Warren, pg. 13 Coyle. Tricia. pp. 10. 91. 117, 134. 142 Cremin. James, pp. 13. 15. 73 Cresman. Eric, pp 15, 22. 42. 73 Crew. Sheri, pp. 8. 101. Ill Bauman. Kurt, pp. 78, 129, 141 Baxter. Holly, pg. 160 Baylow, Scott, pp 12. 134, 139. 144 Beamon. Al. pg. 61 Beamon. Ken. pp. 10. 51 Recker. Mr Harold, pg. 152 Beckert. Brian, pg. 12 Beerbaum, Ms Erika, pp. 12, 152 Beichner. Martin. pg 8 Belcourt. Matt pp 10, 137, 140 Bemis. Lisa, pp 10. 138. 139. 186 Bencivengo, Doanna. pp. 10. 62, 138, 144 Bencivengo. Larry, pg. 117 Bencivengo. Mark. pp. 12. 14. 57. 89. 129 Benevento. Chris. PS 12 Benko. Denise, pg. 19. 42. 59. 65. 144. 146 Benoit. John. pp. 12. 62. 144 Benoit. Pamela, pp. 12. 15. 62. 144. 181 Benson. Dundee, pp. 19. 42, 69 Benson. Kari, pp 19. 36. 42. 48. 78. 180 Bolstridge, Emilea, pp. 8. 136 Bonanno. Heidi, pp. 8. 93. 109 Bonito. Paul. pp. 12, 51, 89, 150. 181 Bonk, Melissa, pg. 10 Borgonzi, Mrs. Theresa, pg. 160 Borzillo. Tracey, pp 20. 42. 145 Bosco. Barbara, pg 10 Bouchoutrouch. Mariam, pg. 10. 134. 145 Boudreau. Beth. pq. 8. 97. 109 Boughton, Debbie, pp 20. 66 Boughton. Doug, pg 15 Boutillier, Jocelyn, pp. 6. 12, 54. 119, 138 Bouza, Fred. pg. 12 Bowden, Bill, pg. 12 Boylan, Mr. John. pp. 10. 16. 152 Brann. Thomas, pp 145. 149 Braun. Mrs. Doris, pg. 160 Brewster. Julie, pp. 20, 145 Brinkley. John. pg. 12 Briles, Mark. pg. 20 Britsch, Madeline, pp. 20. 62. 134. 144 Carbone. Gregory, pp. 8. 16. 113, 142 Carbutti, Mrs. Carol, pp. 15. 153 Carlin. Kim. pg. 13 Carrano. Mr Andrew, pg. 153 Catrano, Mr. Vincent, pg. 153 Carretta. Thomas, pp. 15. 72 Carroll, Bryan, pp. 13, 186 Caruso. John. pp. 5. 21, 89 Caruso. Paul. pg. 8 Caruth. Diane, pg 10 Caruth. Mr. Donald, pg. 153 Casciano. Scott, pg. 10 Castaldo. Mr. Richard, pp. 153. 158 Castiglione, Kim. pp. 21. 56. 93. 126. 127 Castiglione. Renee, pp. 8. 93 Caulfield. Mary, pp 8. 62, 134, 136, 137 Caulfield. Suibain, pp. 10, 134, 136 Celotto. Deborah, pp 15. 72. 73 Cerreto. Lisa. pp. 10. 62 Cerreto. Sharon, pp. 21. 144 Chambrelli. Dina. pp. 21, 42 Crist. Joanne, pg. 8 Crolius. Susan, pg. 8 Cronin. Garrett, pp. 8. 98 Cronin. Kathleen. pp 13. 93 Cronin. Tim. pp. 6. 22. 46 Cuomo. Anna. pp. 8. 149 Cusano, Frances. PS 13 Cusio, Chrystyna, pg. 13 Czarmak, Linda, pg. 183 D'Agostino. Darlene, pg. 10 Dallas, Carolyn, pg. 13 D'Amato, Paul. pg. 8 D'Angelo. Luisa, pg 8 D’Angelo, Maria, pg. 13 Danio, Dawn. pg. 8 Davidson. Dana. pp. 5. 13. 54 91 186 Davidson, Maria. pg 139 DeGennaro. Lee. pg. 15 DeGennaro. Patricia, pp. 13. 54. 82 91. 123. 141 Degnan. Tom, pp. 10, 95. 112, 113, 125 DeJesus, Brenda, pp. 8, 149 Dejesus, Doris, pp. 22. 144 DelGaudio. Jeff. pp. 8. 97. 113. 137. 144 DelGuadio. Joanna, pp. 13. 96, 97. 137. 140, 144 Dellacamera. Robert, pg. 13 Dellaselva. Chris, pp. 3. 16. 22. Ill DeLoughery. Craig, pp. 22. 42. 47. 89. 116. 117. 136. 143. 147, 148 Delmolino, Lori. pg. 13. 75 DeLucia. Paul. pp. 22. 43 Delvecchia. Patty, pg. 13. 75 DeMartino. Lee. pg. 15 DeMatteo. Mrs. Beverly, pp 9. 16. 153 DeMeola. Mr. Raymond, pg. 153 DeMerchant, Paul. pg. 15 DePonte. Louis, pp. 10. 89 DeRosa. Lauren, pp. 13. 181 DeRosa. Lee Ann. pp 15. 72 DeKoy. Peter, pg. 13 Desautels. Carol, pg 10 Desjardins, Marcel, pp 23, 43. 48, 55. 61. 80. 98. 107. 150 Desmond. Todd. pg. 10 Desroches. Beth. pg. 8 DeStefano. Annette, pg. 13 Devine. Kay. pp. 10. 138, 139 Devoe. Dan. pg. 23 Devoe. Lynette, pg. 10 Devoe. Robert, pg. 13 Diaz, Carrie, pp. 5. 13. 74. 104. 105 Diaz. Ralph, pp. 23, 43 Diaz. Raymond, pg. 10 Dichello. Angelo, pp. 8. 148 Dichello. Marie, pp. 4. 23. 46. 145 Dichello. Mike. pg. 10 DiGioia. Lisa, pp 10, 93. 109. 142 DiGioia, Peter, pp. 13. 50, 57. 89. 129 DiMonaco. Gloria, pg. 8 DiMonaco, Marla, pp. 23. 134 Dinallo. Christy, pp 8. 136 Dineen, Jacquelyn, pg. 8 DiPasquale. Deanna, pp. 13. 16. 82, 97. 113 DiVicino. Larry, pg. 10 Elia. Deanne. pg. 8 Emerling, Lisa, pp. 24. 43. 145 Ercolani, Teresa, pg. 43 Errato. Denise, pg 13 Escoto, John, pp 5. 24. 43. 46. 49. 55. 74. 106. 107. 129 Estelle. Bob. pg. 8 Estep. Eddy, pg. 13 Fahey, Amy. pp. 8. 76. 97. 136 Farley. Mr. Charles, pp. 9, 117, 148, 154 Farone, Cheryl, pp. 10. 134 Fazzino. Bill. pp. 24. 43. 50. 65. 125, 141 Fazzino, Susan, pp. 10. 97, 122, 123, 134, 141 Feehan, Mrs. Milda. pg. 154 Fellner, Karl. pp. 24. 43. 60. 183 Ferguson. Elizabeth, pg. 8 Fergusson. Beth. pp. 2. 24. 43. 49. 56. 58. 66. 91. 108. 109. 127. 141 Ferraiolo. Maria, pp. 6. 24. 25, 36, 43. 56. 96. 97. 126. 127 Ferraiolo, Todd. pg. 15 Ferretti. Joseph, pg. 8 Ferri. Louis, pg. 8 Finkle, Joann, pp. 24, 43, 145 Finn. Donald, pp. 12, 13, 148 Finn, Kevin, pp. 10, 62, 97, 113, 137, 139. 144 Fishbein. Christopher, pg. 13 Fisher. Tracy, pg. 8 Fitzgibbons. Dawn. pg. 8 Forcinelli, Lynelle, pp. 24, 30. 43, 144 Forsythe. Allison, pg. 8 Forsythe, Ken. pp. 5, 25, 43, 89 Fortier, Suzanne, pp. 25, 43, 145 Fortmann, Jens, pp. 25. 50, 62, 77, 113. 134. 144 Franzoni. Fred. pp. 13. 55. 64. 98. 125 Freeman. Ann, pg. 10, 138 Frisco. Mike. pg. 25 Fusco. Mr. Anthony, pg. 152 Fritz. Heather, pp. 4. 8. 50. 91. 109, 139. 141. 142. 186 129. 178 Gerson. Robert, pp. 13. 121 Gersz. Donna, pp 11. 102, 104. 105. 142 Gestay, Denise, pp. 8, 109, 137 Giannini. Stephen, pg 13 Giardina. Stephen, pg 13 Gibson, Emmy. pg. 13 Gibson. Rick, pp 25. 69, 79, 111 Gilliam. Bryan, pg. 11 Gilson. Michael, pg. 8 Gilson, Tom, pp. 25. 89. 145 Glenn, Mrs. Diane, pp 15. 160 Glidden. Mike. pg. 8 Giidden, Regina, pg 24 Godfrey. Beau. pg. 129 Goldstone, Mr. Edward, pp, 69, 152 Gombita, Jim. pg. 13 Goncalves. Elizabeth, pp. 11. 139 Gopoian. John. pp. 26. 69 Goral. Barbara, pp. 26. 43. 69. 144. 184 Gott. Nadine, pg 11 Grabsch. Laura, pg 8 Gradwell. Mr. Ray. pg. 157 Grannis, Mrs. Bonnie, pg. 154 Grant. Scott, pg. 15 Grasse. Beth, pg 11 Gray. Christopher, pg. 11 Gray. Roxanne, pg. 15 Green. Warren, pg 26. 43 Griffin. Mark. pp. 11. 141. 142 Griffin. Matt. pg. 13, 89 Grillo. Lisa, pp 13. 50. 55. 64, 91 Gruener, Michele, pp. 13. 54 Gudelski, Tina, pg. 8 Guillen. Vincente, pp. 11, 98 Hall. John, pp. 26. 30, 125 Hall. Mike. pp. 26. 69. 141 Halstead. Scott, pp. 8, 142 Hamasian, Mrs. Ann. pg. 160 Hammic. Earl, pp 10, 61 Hancich, Kathy, pp. 26. 43, 59, 65. 136. 137 Hancock, Kimherly, pg 13 Hanlon. Todd, pp 26. 43. 145 Hanna, Marion, pp. 11. 89. 107. 117 Doherty. Mr. David, pp. 12. 153 Donovan. Robert, pp 23, 89. Ill Dorio, Tom, pp. 13, 80. 129 Dorrico, Stacey, pp. 8, 104, 105 Dorsey. Lisanne. pp. 13. 54. 139 Doucet, Robert, pg. 117 Doucet, Thomas, PS 8 Dougan. Andy. pg. 10 Doukds. David, pp. 10. 89 Dowd. Andy. pg. 8 Doyle. Diedre. pg 13 Driscoll. Sharri. pp. 10. 123. 134. 145 Dsupin. Rae. pp. 8, 136. 137, 140 Dubovik, Michelle, pg. 8 Dugan. Geniene, pp. 13, 82 Duke. Jon. pp. 95. 134. 143. 144, 147 Dundon. Emma. pp. 23. 43. 101. 138, 140 Dunn. Mr. Bennett, pg. 154 Dunn. Mr Terrence, pp. 11. 154 Dzubiak. Carol, pg 8 Ebinger. Mary. pp. 8. 136 Edson, Miss Karen, pp. 10, 154. 182 Fritz. Kathleen, pp. 2. 3. 25, 35, 43, 47, 48. 108. 109. 127. 141, 150. 186 Fritz. Mike. pp. 13, 98. 107, 129 Fritz. Mr. William, pg. 154 Fritz, Willie, pp. 129. 132 Fruin. Lynn, pp 8. 93 Fuda, James, pg. 11 Fuhr, Jeffrey, pg. 11 Fuhr. Karen, pp. 13. 15. 82. 91. 141 Gaetjen. Konrad, pg. 11 Gagne, Jan, pp. 13, 76, 136, 140 Gagne. Kris. pp. 8, 91 Gagne. Richard, pg. 15 Gallagi, Julia, pg. 13 Gannon. Jen. pp. 25. 43. 96. 97, 144 Gardinier, Kristen, pp. 25, 43, 51, 68, 69. 82. 144. 175 Gayton, Dawn, pg 11. 136 Geiger. Beth. pp. 13. 14, 54, 65, 91, 126. 127. 141 Genest. Scott, pg. 11 Geremia. Sal. pg 8 Germanese. Michael, pp. 4. 25, 107, Harris. Larry, pp. 11. 89, 117 Harrison, Denise, pp. 26. 43. 144 Harrison, Gregg, pp 2, 27, 27, 43, 46. 181, 183 Hart. Ken, pg. 11 Hass, Maria, pp. 27, 43 Hatje. Mark. pp. 129. 132 Hax, Meredith, pg. 8 Heidgerd, Rohn, pg. 8 Heilman. Mr. James, pg 154 Helland. Eric, pg. 15 Holland, Skip, pg 11, 111, 181 Helstrom, Holly, pg. 11 Henclik, Theresa, pp. 8, 134. 138, 140 Henderson. Deanna, pg. 11 Henderson. Marc, pp. 13, 62. 181 Henninger. Ann. pg 8 Hentz. Mary, pg. 27 Heroux. Danielle, pp. 27. 43, 145 Heroux, Matthew, pg. 8 Herrera. Maggie, pg. 75 Hetzel. Mrs Nancy, pp. 134. 154 Hetzel. Roderick, pp 11. 134.136.147 181 Hill. Mrs Joan. pg. 154 Hill. Mr. Richard, pp. 8. 147, 154 Hillman. Lisa. pp. 8. 134 Hillman. Seth, pp. 13. 147 Hirst. Jennifer, pp. 10. 11 Holman. Toni, pp. 13, 105 Holmes. Amy. pp. 11. 105, 136 Holroyd, Dave. pp. 33. 44. 55. 69. 181 Hogan, Maureen, pp. 8. 9. 91, 142 Horbock. Wendy, pp. 27. 144 Hornyak, Mark. pp. 13. 95. 125 Houlihan. Mr Charles, pp. 136, 140, 154 Houston. Marc. pp. 27. 44. 49. 75 Howe. Megan, pg. 83 Hubbard. Lynnanne, pg. 9 Hubbard. Scott, pp. 27. 78 Hubbard. Steve, pg 13 Hudick. John. pg. 11 Hugo. Mark. pg. 11. 113, 134 Hugo. Steve, pg 27. 44. 78. 95, 136 Hulicki. Holly, pp. 13. 95, 109 Inglese, Mr. Vincent, pg. 160 Krol. Jan. pg. 127 Kronberg, Michael, pg. 13 Krupa, Karin. Pg. 11 Kubeck, Mrs. Eleanor, pg. 160 Kuciska, Clayton, pg. 15 Labombard. Thomas, pp. 13. Ill LaBree. Bob. pg. 11 Lacey. Kelly, pp. 11. 117. 136 Lackstrom. Carl, pp. 8, 134, 137, 142, 147 Laclair. Randy, pg. 11 LaCoss, David, pg. 13 Lacourse. Nancy, pg. 9 Laffin, Dave, pg. 13 Lamb. Ed. pg. 15 Lanahan, Jamie, pg. 11 Lanahan, Mary. pp. 9. 136. 137 Landino. Gary. pg. 9 Langa, Kathryn, pp. 29, 44 Langlois, Sandy, pg. 9 LaPenna, Danielle, pp. 9. 82 Larcse. Jack. pp. 13. 15. 50. 75. 82. 107. 125. 150 Lattman. Carol, pg. 160 Macllvaine, Stacey, pp. 11, 111 MacKenzie, Nancy, pp. 11, 105. 141, 142 MacLean, Cami. pg. 175 Madore, Renee, pg. 9 Mahon. Dennis, pp. 9. 113, 137 Mahoney. Mrs. Ellen, pp. 13, 156 Makara. Dawn, pp. 29. 44 Makay. Andrew, pp. 6. 22. 30. 44. 46. 49. 62. 63. 77. 82. 137. 139. 140, 144 Malone, Steve, pg. 13 Mannion, Mr. Dennis, pp. 60. 143, 156 Mannion. Mrs. Joan. pp. 143. 156 Manzo, Mr Ted. pp. 145, 156, 157 Marchese, William, pp. 13. 89. 179 Marchi, Daryn, pp. 30, 44. 137 Marcnna, Joe, pg. 117 Marianella, Mr. Paul, pp. 51. 153 Marinuzzi, Lucy. pp. 30, 44. 59, 64, 75. 91 Marks. Jennifer, pp. 13, 71. 95, 123 Marrero. Aleta, pp. 9, 11 Irizzary, Peggy, pg. 9 Irwin. Lori. pp. 27. 36. 44. 51. 78, 101, 127 Issel, Jerry, pg. 11 Ivan. David, pg. 27 Iwanicki, Dawn, pg. 11 Izzo, Kim. pp 11. 16. 139. 141. 142 Jacobs. Michael, pp. 9. 113 Jankowski, Maggie, pg. 9 Jankowski. Virginia, pg. 139 Jansury, Barbara, pp 11. 101 Jarvis. Sharon, pp. 28. 44. 144 Jeilen, Ms. Irene, pp. 150, 155 Jobbagy. Mrs. Donna, pg. 155 Johnson. Lisa. pg. 11 Juliano, Gina, pp. 62, 63. 82. 135, 138. 144 Juliano. Mrs. Patricia, pg. 155 Julius. Louise, pg 160 Jutasy, Ivan. pg. 8 Kahl. Barbara, pp. 28. 44. 67. 182 Karlon, Bill. pp. 28. 44. 46. 48, 77, 134. 136. 137. 143, 147 Katz, Mrs. Geraldine, pg. 155 Kozimer. Jason, pg. 28 Kazmerzyk, Matthew, pg. 11 Kelley. Kim. pp. 28, 97 Kelley. Michael, pg. 9 Kelvey. Michele, pg. 11 Kennedy. Mr. William, pp. 14. 155. Laurencelle, Nicole, pp. 11, 80 Lawlor, Mike. pg. 11 Lefebvre, Pearl, pg. 160 Leiss. Jennifer, pp. 24, 29. 145 LeMay. Dawn. pp. 11. 91 Lemire, Jeffrey, pp. 11. 121 Lemire, Jennifer, pg. 9 Lewis, Jennifer, pp. 11. 93 Lewis, Richard, pp. 13. 54. 117 Licitra, Maria, pp. 11. 97 Licitra, Rosalie, pp. 9. 97 Linaberry, Eileen, pp. 13. 62, 63, 77. 102. 104. 105, 118, 119. 135. 136, 138. 141 Linaberry. Kathleen, pp. 9. 62. 63. 104. 105. 135, 138. 141 Limosani, Pete, pp. 13, 54 Lipcan. Donna, pp 29. 77. 134. 137. 143 Little. Fred. pg. 11 Loesch, Andrew, pg. 9 Loesch, Eric, pg. 29 Lombardi. Paul. 15. 72. 180 Longlev. Philip, pg. 13 Longley. Tina. pg. 13 Loughlin, Dianne, pg. 13 Loughlin, Suzanne, pp. 13. 138 Lopes. Rosemary, pp. 6. 13, 54. 82. 101. 117 178 Kent. Charles, pg. 11 Kenyon. Kimberly, pp. 9. 16. 101 Kinney. Gary. pp. 6. 13 Kittredge. Sherry, pp. 28. 44. 66. 138. 182 Ko. Brenda, pp. 28. 44. 95 Koba, John. pp. 28. 44. 55, 61. 79, 97. 112. 113, 150 Kossar. Mary. pp. 28. 44. 46. 134, 138, 140 Knlakowski. Mr Henry, pg. 155 Kosinski. Mr. Edward, pg. 155 Kovac, Sandy, pp 11. 101, 134 Kovac. Ken. pp 28. 78 Koziel, Jeff. pp. 13, 89 182 Lorusso. Karen, pp. 13. 182 Lubinskas, Jim. pg. 95 Lucas. Jeff. pp. 29. 55, 70, 181 Lucas. Stacey, pg. 9 Ludovico. Brian, pg. 11 Luongo. Valerie, pp. 9. 134 Lutman, Nicole, pg. 13 Lynch. Mr. James, pg. 155 Lynch, Robert, pg. 13 Lynch, Scott, pg. 9 Lynn, Darren, pp. 29, 60 Lyons. Bill, pg. 11. 98 Lyons. Gini, pp. 9. 16, 101, 109. 138. 139. 142 MacDonald. Richard, pg. 9 Macllvaine. Scott, pg. 125 Martin. Kelly, pp. 11. 138 Martin. Liz, pg. 11 Martindale, Edward, pp. 30, 34, 44 55. 76. 95. 117. 136. 173 Martineau, Kelly, pg. 11 Martineck. Warren, pg. 9 Martiner. Glen, pg. 11 Martino. Chris, pg. 11 Martino. Ernie, pg. 13 Marzik, Mrs. Kay, pg. 160 Mason. Howard, pg. 11 Massa. Michelle, pg. 11 Masse. Patricia, pp. 9. 62, 101. 137 Masse. Tom. pp. 12. 23, 30. 44. 76. 77, 136. 137. 140. 142. 143 Masterson. Debra, pp. 29. 30. 44. 91 Matarazzo, Lisa, pg. 11 Matarazzo. Nicholas, PS 51 Mattci, Lisa, pp. 11. 97. 135 Mathews. John. pg. 30 Mathews. Lisa. pp. 4. 24. 30. 62. 63. 146 Mattison, Miss Christine, pp. 8, 50. 156 Matuskiewicz. Anne. pp. 11. 105. 136 Matuskiewicz. Jerry, pg. 11 Mazzucco, Linda, pg 11 McCabe. Cathy, pg. 11 McCarthy-Krombel, Mrs. Pamela, pg. 156 McCarthy. Paul. pp. 13. Ill McComb. Michael, pp. 9, 136 McCormick. Marty, pg 9 McDaniel. Jennifer, pg. 15 McDonald. Ms. Diana, pp. 12. 134. 156 McFarline, Ellen, pg. 31 McGovern. Brian, pg. 11 McGovern. Miss Denise, pp. 16, 156, 158 McGowan, Mr. Brian, pg. 113 McGowan, Kathy, pp. 5, 9, 82, 102 104. 105. 141 McKeehan, Daniel, pp. 13, 113 McMahon. Kathy, pg 31 McPherson. Lesley, pp. 9. 137 McPherson. Maik. pg. 15 McPherson. Melinda, pg. 9 Meade, Christopher, pp 11. 95. 121. 135. 136. 137, 142. 147 Meade. Mary Rose. pp. 31. 44. 49. 62. 63. 76. 77. 82. 136. 137, 138, 145 Meadows. Mark, pg 31 Melillo. Christopher, pg. 9 Melillo, Michele, pg. 9. 91 Melov. Rob. pg. 31 Merritt. Donald, pg. 9 Merski. Robert, pp. 12. 149 Michaud. Michelle, pp. 2. 11. 91. 118, 119. 148 Michonski. Scott, pp. 11, 89. 136 Mihalek. Jeff. pp. 31. 36. 44. 50. 58. 107. 129. 141. 143 Mihalek. Mike. pp. 11. 107, 141, 145, 150 Mik. Mr. Ed. pp. 149. 160 Mikulski. Marc. pp. 31, 145 Mikulski. Traci, pg. 31 Miller. Heidi, pp. 31. 78. 144, 182 Naylor, Mrs. Joan, pg. 157 Neal. Ray. pp. 11. 89. 113 Nehez, Janet, pp. 15, 72, 73 Neubauer. Mr. Robert, pp. 129, 157, 159 Newhouse, Dennis, pg. 9 Nicoletti. Dr. Robert, pg 160 Nigro. Nancy, pp 6. 14. 54. 83. 118. 119. 181 Nirmal, Mary. pp. 11. 91. 135, 142 Noster, Lisa Ann. pp. 44. 138 Novakowski. Mr. John. pp. 98. 107, 157 O’Connor. Mr. James, pp. 16. 157, 183 O’Connor. John. pp. 9. 98. 113 Odermatt, Craig, pp. 14. 95 Ogrisek. Scott, pp. 44. 46. 48. 49. 55. 64. 112. 113. 117. 150, 181 Oldfield, Jeffrey, pg. 11 Olson. Kristen, pg. 11 Ortiz. Carlos, pg. 15 Ouelette, Jodi, pp. 14. 136. 140 Pacheco. Paul. pg. 9 Pierce, Jill, pg. 11 Pilon, Jennifer, pp. 14. 82 Piper, Craig, pp. 45. 64. 124. 125 Pippin, Kristin, pp. 14. 186 Pires. Domingos, pp. 15. 72. 73 Pires, Joe. pg. 15 Pisanelli, Carmen, pg. 45 Piscatelli. Anthony, pp. 23. 83 Piscitelli, John. pg. 9 Poggio, Todd, pg. 11 Polito. Anthony, pp. 9, 98 Polito. Diane, pp 14. 54. 82. 101 Polito, Maria, pp. 4. 26, 45. 64 Pomerleau, Cynthia, pg. 14 Potter, Mrs Nancy, pg 160 Poulin, Jessie, pp. 45, 64 Powers. Todd, pp 12. 98. 106. 107, 141 142 Preble. Ruth, pg. 14 Prostano. Miss Linda, pg. 157 Proto, Denise, pg. 15 Proto, Donna, pg. 14 Proulx. John. pp. 16. 146. 147. 182 Provost. Shannon, pg. 12 Rodrigues, Joe. pp. 12. 156. 186 Rogers. Michelle, pg. 9 Rohloff, Miss Wanda, pp. 15, 16, 73. 158 Romano. Darren, pg. 15 Romano. Michele, pg. 9 Rose. Mrs. Joan. pg. 158 Ross. Mrs. Katherine, pg. 158 Rossicone. Sheri, pg. 12. 39, 76, 91. 117. 135. 136. 142 Roundtree. Jennifer, pg. 34 Routh, David, pg 14 Roy. Denise, pg. 15 Roy. Mary Ellen, pp. 2, 3. 35. 45. 47. 56. 58, 74. 91. 119. 135. 142, 143. 145. 146 Ruggiero. Thomas, pg. 14 Russell. Sonja. pp 35, 45. 56 Russenberger, John. pg. 15 Rutcho, Kathryn (Penny), pp 16. 35. 36. 45. 64. 76. 123. 135 Rutcho. Susan, pp. 12. 103, 104, 105. 123. 134 Sabatucci. Annette, pp. 12, 101 Mills. Dennis, pp. 11, 111 Mills. Pam. pg. 15 Mirles, Bernie. pg. 11 Mirles, Lisa, pg. 14 Mirles. Tammy, pg. 11 Mirra, Joseph, pg. 9 Miscia, Mr Joseph, pg. 156 Misiaszek. Laura, pg. 14 Mitchell. Susan, pg. 11 Mitoraj. Mrs. Suzanne, pg. 156 Mlinarcik, Steve, t g. 9 Mogensen, Tracy, pp. 9. 97. 136 Molinari, Mrs Gertrude, pg. 160 Monico, Ms. Joan. pp. 156, 158 Montefusco. Wayne, pp. 14. 145 Montgomery. Lauren, pp. 22. 30. 44. 46. 47. 62. 63, 77. 81. 82. 134. 144 Montgomery. Laurence, pp. 9, 62 Moore. Dawn, pg 9 Moore, Richard, pp. 11, 62, 121 Moran, Don. pp. 33, 111 Moran. Mr. Philip, pp. 11. 156 Morawski. Mr. Charles, pp. 16. 157 Morgan. Deborah, pp 3, 14. 70. 82 Morgan. Jayna. pp. 9. 16, 105, 138. 141. 142. 148 Morin. Ryan, pg. 11 Morneau, Annette, pp. 14. 139 Morrissey. Laurie, pg. 123 Morrissey, Patrick, pp. 13, 14. 75, 82, 150 Moses. Andy. pg. 11 Moslow. Donna, pg. 11 Moynihan, Lea. pg. 9 Mueller. Karen, pp. 44. 79. 138 Mullen, Susan, pp. 4. 5. 13, 14. 16. 54. 77. 91, 135, 137, 141 Murphy, Mr. Brian, pp. 51, 159 Murphy, Maureen, pg. 11 Murphy. Kristine, pg. 11 Murphy. Mr. Tom, pg. 160 Murray. Steve, pp. 8, 9 Myers. Kelly, pg. 8 Nagy. Sue. pg. 145 Nalewajk. Maryheth. pp. 44. 79 Packard, Dawn. pg. 11 Pagan. Jackie, pg. 11 Pagan. Judy, pp. 45, 145 Page, Daniel, pp. 14. 16, 117 Palermo. Chip. pg. 9 Palmer. Mrs. Pat. pp. 51. 160 Palmer. Mrs. Rae. pp. 51, 160 Paolillo, Michele, pp 14. 64. 83. 175 Paquette. Denise, pp. 11. 134, 138. 144 Parker, John. pp. 14. 83. 98, 111 Parish. Mrs. Marcia, pg. 157 Parris, Robert, pp. 14. 145 Pascaie. Dominick, pg. 14 Pascale. Michael, pg. 11 Pascale. Rose, pp 11, 139 Paskin. Jean. pg 9 Pasinski, Mike. p. 62 Passante, Jeff, pp. 2, 8 Passante, Karen, pp. 11. 97. 135 Patten, Matthew, pg. 149 Paulousky, Leigh, pp. 11. 62, 63, 139. 144. 181 Pavitt, David, pp. 11, 139 Pavao. Susan, pg. 11 Pawloski. Scott, pg. 11 Peck, Mrs. Esther, pg. 160 Peckman. Jonathan, pp. 14. 137, 147 Pedersen, Scott, pp. 9, 113 Peel. Debbie, pp. 24. 144 Pels. Susan, pp. 11, 138, 144 Pendried. Lois. pg. 160 Perez, Elis, pp. 9. 113 Perez, Mr. John. pp. 9, 157 Perreault. William, pp. 15. 72. 73 Persicke, Anna, pp. 62, 138, 144 Pesta, Carolyn, pp. 11. 101 Pesta, Shelley, pp. 36. 45. 56, 64. 67. 101. 143. 150 Petro, Paul. pg. 14 Philbrick. Valerie, pp. 14. 144. 147 Phoenix. Anthony, pg. 9 Picard. Karen, pp. 14. 93 Picard. Mr. Paul, pp. 11, 157, 178 Piekarski, Ted. pg 14 Pierlioni. Miss Ann. pp. 157. 158 Puckett, Kim. pp. 34, 45. 48 Pugliese, Maria, pp. 2. 34. 47, 48, 74. 175 Pulit, Danielle, pp. 12. 16. 38. 91 Pulit. Joe. pp. 4. 34. 49. 57. 79. 89, 117 Pulit. Robin, pp. 34. 44. 50, 58. 64. 66. 101. 125, 145, 150. 178 Raccio, Jim. pp. 15. 72 Reed. Harold, pp 15, 72. 180 Reed. Lynn. pg. 12 Reed. Rebecca, pp. 34. 45. 138 Reeves. Linda, pg. 34 Reeves. Michael, pg. 149 Regan. Marty, pg. 14 Renda. Marie, pp. 72. 73 Reynolds. Andy. pp. 14. 50. 54, 62. 63. 159 Reynolds, Mrs. Dorothy, pg. 158 Reynolds, Justine, pg. 12 Reynolds. Paul. pp. 34. 48. 55,74,181 Rhodes. Jeff. pp. 14. 81. 89 Ribera. Charlene, pp. 12, 134, 138, 144, 147 Riccatelli, Mrs. Tilly, pp. 51. 160 Riccitelli. Mr. John. pp. 158, 159 R' ci, John. pp. 12. 16, 107, 141. 142 Ricci, Jimmy, pp. 12. 98. 117, 141. 142 Richardson. Kim. pp. 9. 93, 109 Rigoulot, Wendy, pg. 12 Rinaldi. Mr. Charles, pp. 15, 158 Ritskowitz, John. pp. 14. 113 Rivera. Gladys, pp. 12. 119 Rivera. Ricky, pg. 12 Rivers, Jeannine. pg. 12 Rivers, Renee, pg. 9 Roberts, Mr Dan. pp. 20. 50. 156. 158 Roberts. Mrs. Elena, pp. 10. 18. 19. 20. 50, 158 Roberts. Sandra, pg. 9 Roblee, Jim. pp. 14. 178 Robles. Willie, pg. 14 Rodd. Karen, pp. 34. 45, 145 Sabino, Chris, pg 12 Sabino. Douglas, pp 14. 137 Sabo. Mr. Joseph, pg. 160 Sacobie, Katrina, pg. 9 Sage. Amy, pp. 14. 54, 70 St Amand, Tom. pp. 35. 89. 117 St. Amant, Dave, pp. 35, 48. 78. 184 St. Hilaire. Renee, pp. 12, 101, 138 St. Pierre. Kevin, pg. 9 Saldana. Mickey, pg 14 Salinskl, tdward. pg 12 Salinski. Tim. pp 12. 181 Salinsky, Greg, pp. 26. 35. 45 Salisbury. Brian, pp. 9. 50 Samaha. Miss Judith, pg. 158 Sanovec. Robert, pg. 15 Sansone, Andrea, pp. 14. 136, 140 Santiago. John, pg 9 Santiago. Jose, pp 14. 57, 89, 179, 180 Sarmany. Sasha, pg 62 Sarro, Ray. pp 14. 89 Sarro. Tom. pp. 14, 89. 179 Satton, Mike, pg. 9 Saul. Robin, pg. 14 Sayre. Mrs Patricia, pg 160 Scarfi. Fred. pg. 15 Scarf,. Jeff, pp 14. 35. 80 Scarpa, Megan, pp. 15, 149 Schaefer. Sue, pg. 14 Schapira, Cary. pp. 9, 111 Schiffbauer. Debra, pg. 12 Schiffbauer, Robert, pg. 12 Schlottman. Mr Ralph, pp 56. 125, 157. 158 Schneider. Joie. pg. 14 Schouten, Stuart, pp. 14. Ill, 121. 136 Schulmeister. Greg. pp. 35. 45 Schuster, Bill, pg 117 Scott, Jennifer, pp. 145, 139 Seivertson, Eric. pp. 9, 98. 141 Selmecki, Mrs Fran. pp. 15, 160 Selvaggi, Steve, pp. 64. Ill, 183 Serio, Paul. pg. 15 Sferes. Mrs. Rosemarie, pg. 160 183 Class Of 1984 Senior Directory Class Of 1984 Senior Direi Donald 0. Allard, 20 Hope Hill Road, 09 25 65 Earl Eugene Armstrong. 84 Apple Tree Lane, 10 06 66 Scott William Arnold, 32 Alison Avenue, 07 21 66 Curt B. Atkinson, 23 Hanover Street, 03 08 66 Karen F. Austin, 1175 Durham Road, 06 23 66 Kris Anne Austin, 1175 Durham Road, 06 09 65 Jayne Babinski, 173 Quinnipiac Street, 10 6 65 Edmund Jay Barbieri, 574 North Elm Street, 07 26 66 Richard Barbieri, 6 Selter Hill Road, 02 18 66 Anthony T. Bartlett, 99 Highland Avenue, 02 18 65 Lorinda Marie Bates, 71 Mohawk Drive, 03 15 66 Kurt Mark Bauman, 1543 Tuttle Avenue, 07 19 65 Denise Colette Benko, 18 Ridgefield Road, 09 15 66 Dundee M. Benson, 58 Grove Street, 1 20 65 Kari Jeannette Benson, 20 Old Woods Road, 12 27 65 Charlie Bercier, 121 South Ridgeland Road, 01 29 66 Robin Beth Bersch, 628 Sixth Ridge Road, 12 10 66 Shirley Berthiaume, 59 Brookview Avenue, 03 01 65 Julie Anne Biglin, 15 Harvest Lane, 10 16 66 Robert Biondino, 197 Cheshire Road, 11 3 65 Linda J. Birmingham, 51 Cheshire Road, 4 15 66 Gloria H. Birtha, 139 South Colony Road, 08 02 66 Arne Daniel Bjarno, 75 Brookview Avenue, 06 02 66 Tracy Amanda Borzillo, 33 Summerwood Drive, 11 04 66 Debbie S. Boughton, 257 Washington Street, 06 08 66 Julie Ann Brewster, 14 Marshal Street, 02 23 66 Mark L. Briles, 19 New Place Street, 12 15 65 Madlene Britsch, 859 Church Street, 1 13 65 Tami Lynn Brunei!, 54 Ridgenoll Road, 10 01 66 Joseph Scott Burness, 13 Ridgetop Road, 05 01 66 Kenneth Cairns, 10 Mohawk Drive, 6 22 65 David A. Calabrese, 671 North Elm Street, 5 21 66 Cherie Ann Camire, 6 West Ridgeland Road, 7 5 65 Thomas J. Carretta, 20 Sunrise Circle, 11 12 62 John M. Caruso, 60 Nod Brook Road, 1 17 66 Kim Maria Castiglione, 56 Loring Court, 6 4 66 Sharon Marie Cerreto, 50 Silliman Road, 5 14 65 Dina Marie Chambrelli, 15 Spice Hill Drive, 5 11 66 Danette Ann Christopher, 51 Pierson Drive, 10 19 65 Suzanne Jennifer Ciemier, 68 Ridgecrest Road, 5 23 66 Paula Jean Clogher, 27 Highland Drive, 11 22 66 Michael Paul Cohen, 39 Nod Brook Road, 8 16 66 Donovan E. Collins, 524 Fifth Ridge Road, 1 27 66 Angela L. Conte, 39 Montowese Trail, 6 10 66 Dwayne D. Cooper, 63 Spice Hill Road, 4 21 66 Eric M. Cresman, 11 Reskin Drive, 3 14 63 Cynthia Ann Crist. 44 Hallmark Drive, 9 26 66 Tim S. Cronin, 65 Thorpe Avenue, 12 21 65 Doris DeJesus, 162 Hall Avenue, 10 7 65 Chris Dellaselva, 65 Spice Hill Drive, 1 26 66 Craig Anthony DeLoughery, 712-7th Ridge Road, 9 18 66 Paul DeLucia, 72 Schoolhouse Road, 9 27 65 Marcel J. Desjardins. 31 Tennessee Avenue, 6 28 65 Daniel David DeVoe, 17 Brookview Road, 11 29 65 Ralph M. Diaz, 112 Clifton Street, 7 30 66 Marie Catherine Dichello, 14 Hillock Drive, 6 27 66 Maria Christina DiMonaco, 28 Ridgeland Circle, 4 28 66 Robert J. Donovan, 293 Grieb Road, 10 25 65 Jonathan Duke, 110 Highland Avenue, 1 22 66 Emma Louise Dundon, 16 Ridgeland Circle, 12 8 65 Lisa Marie Emerling, 1266 Barnes Road, 2 19 66 Teresa Marie Ercoloni, 6 Highland Drive, 4 25 66 John E. Escoto, 452 Church Street, 1 20 66 William A. Fazzino, 69 Seiter Hill Road, 2 22 66 Karl Fellner, 22 Acacia Avenue, 2 15 65 Elizabeth Ann Fergusson, 33 Hintz Drive, 5 18 66 Maria Ferraiolo, 270 Cook Hill Road, 4 12 66 Joann Virginia Finkle, 1257 Durham Road, 1 27 66 Lynelle Ann Forcinelli, 2 Montowese Trail, 8 21 66 Kenneth William Forsythe III, 4 Hall Road, 2 5 66 Suzanne Danielle Fortier, 44 Mohawk Drive, 8 16 66 Jens Fortmann, Albecker Steige 63, 7900 Ulm Donau, W Germany Michael Stewart Frisco, 41 East Street, 11 24 65 Kathleen M. Fritz, 43 Grove Street, 5 23 66 Jennifer Fitzgearld Gannon, 978 N. Farms Rd., 9 9 66 Kristen D. Gardinier, 14 Spruce Glen Terrace, 8 5 66 Michael A. Germanese, 48 Parker Farms Road, 9 25 66 Richard W. Gibson, 12 Jenna Road, 11 22 65 Tom Gilson, 104 East Street, 5 12 65 John Meyer Gopoian, 389 Hope Hill Road, 10 11 64 Barbara M. Goral, 81 Bull Avenue, 7 13 66 Warren D Green, 14 Chimney Sweep Road, 10 21 65 John J. Hall, 13 Ridgewood Road, 10 8 65 Michael B. Hall, 294 Cook Hill Road, 9 15 65 Kathy Hancich, 76 Gopoian Trailer Park, 7 7 66 Todd Thomas Hanlon, 124 Hope Hill Road, 9 14 66 Denise Harrison, 486 Church Street, 5 4 66 Gregg Harrison, 556 Church Street, 4 16 66 Mary Hentz, 12 Colonial Lane, 6 17 65 Danielle Heroux, 5 Brownstone Ridge, 1 16 66 Dave E. Holroyd, 5 Pond Court, 10 13 66 Wendy L. Horbock, 282 Cook Hill Road, 2 2 66 Marc C. Houston, 22 Jenna Road, 4 10 66 Scott D. Hubbard, 438 North Elm Street, 7 30 65 Steven T. Hugo, 90 Hope Hill Road, 2 20 66 Lori J. Irwin, 775 Barnes Road, 8 2 66 David T. Ivan, 22 Quince Street. 3 27 66 Sharon L. Jarvis, 15 Sachem Road, 7 9 66 Barbara K. Kahl, 17 Apple Street, 8 13 66 William J. Karlon, 26 Jodi Drive, 7 1 66 Jason D. Kazimer, 291 Highland Avenue, 2 28 66 tory Class Of 1984 Senior Directory Class Of 1984 Senior Kimberly J. Kelly, 59 Seiter Hill Road, 7 7 66 Sherry A. Kittredge, 43 Circle Drive, 12 19 65 Chongae Ko, 19 Nod Brook Road, 8 7 65 John M. Koba, 23 Ridgecrest Road, 2 16 66 Mary T. Kossar, 83 Brookview Avenue, 11 7 66 Kenneth Kovac, 1201 Yale Avenue, 10 5 66 Kathy A. Langa, 48 Valley Street, 11 5 66 Patricia Langella, 265 Parker Farms Road, 12 1 65 Jennifer Leiss, 26 Hanover Street, 7 7 66 Donna M. Lipcan, 47 Fritz Place, 9 26 66 Eric J. Loesch, 511 Fifth Ridge Road, 4 15 66 Rob J. Luca, 41 Knollwood Drive, 8 31 65 Jeff Lucas, 19 Mohican Lane, 10 8 65 Darren Lynn, 37 Johnson Road, 11 4 65 Dawn M. Makara, 41 Edgewood Drive, 8 4 66 Andrew A. Makay, 21 Gregory Road, 7 14 66 Daryn Andrew Marchi, 690 North Elm Street, 8 9 66 Lucy Beth Marinuzzi, 34 South Ridgeland Road, 6 16 66 Edward John Martindale, 36 Forest Road, 11 6 66 Thomas Gilmore Masse, 21 Schwab Terrace, 8 7 66 Debra Marie Masterson, 65 Parkview Road, 10 26 65 John T. Mathews, 36 Pierson Drive, 8 1 65 Lisa Kay Mathews, 36 Pierson Drive, 6 13 66 Steve P. McKee, Jr., 37 Highland Drive, 10 28 65 Kathy McMahon, 9 Spice Hill Drive, 9 23 64 Mary Rose Margaret Meade, 53 Oakdale Circle, 6 14 66 Anthony Piscitelli, 392 Hope Hill Road, 2 6 65 Maria Polito. 4 Elmwood Road. 12 14 65 Jessie Poulin, 10 Grove Street, 1 1 66 Kim Puckett, 29 Parkview Road, 1 1 66 Maria Pugliese, 19 Harvest Lane, 10 24 66 Joseph J. Pulit, 15 Crestview Terrace, 5 19 66 Robin-Anne Pulit, 15 Crestview Terrace, 5 19 66 Harold Reed, 1256 Barnes Road, 1 5 64 Rebecca J. Reed, 16 Parkview Road, 8 5 65 Paul Carlton Reynolds, 8 Osage Drive, 10 10 65 Karen A. Rodd, 77 Ridgefield Road, 10 28 65 Gennifer Roundtree, 2 Elizabeth Court, 2 7 66 Mary Ellen K. Roy, 21 Hintz Drive, 9 16 66 Sonja H. Russell, 12 Ridgewood Circle, 1 9 66 Kathryn (Penny) Rutcho, 27 Montowese Trail, 9 21 66 Thomas J. St. Amand, 39 Trumbull Drive, 6 29 66 David St. Amant, 11 Parkview Road, 11 14 66 Greg S. Salinsky, 26 King Street, 10 30 66 Lisa Sarro, 8 Meadow Lane Road, 10 30 65 Greg L. Schulmeister, 59 Jones Road, 6 11 66 Steve F. Selvaggi, 269 Parker Farms Road, 6 29 66 Michelle D. Sherman, P.O. Box 4136, Yalesville, 2 14 66 Denise J. Shewbridge, 21 Grove Street, 7 18 66 Cheryl Ann Shingler, 8 Hillside Lane, 5 24 65 Pamela S. Shingler, 16 Sagamore Cove Road, Branford 9 12 66 Mark Meadows, 230 Main Street, 12 4 66 Robert Meloy, 1251 Old Colony Road, 6 13 66 Jeffrey J. Mihalek, 943 North Farms Road, 8 1 66 Marc Joseph Mikulski, 65 Montowese Trail, 5 8 65 Tracey Mikulski, 65 Montowese Trail, 6 13 66 Heidi Miller, 45 Hallmark Drive, 6 30 66 Lauren Jenifer Cloud Montgomery, 9 Jamestown Circle, 9 29 65 Donald V. Moran, 25 Jamestown Circle, 12 11 66 Karen Mueller, 14 Elmwood Road, 7 15 66 Susan Maria Nagy, 96 East Street, 8 29 66 MaryBeth Nalewajk, 88 Grove Street, 03 09 66 John T. Nigro, 8 Catlin Drive, 4 17 65 Lisa Ann Noster. 22 Hill Avenue, 8 25 65 W. Scott Ogrisek, 124 Mohawk Drive, 7 18 66 Judi Lorraine Pagan, 1455 Durham Road, 4 26 66 Michael Edward Pasinski, 14 Ridgetop Road, 9 13 65 Raymond Pavao, 9 Jenna Road, 11 12 66 Debbie L. Peel, 28 Montowese Trail, 1 24 66 Anne-Katrin Persicke, 18 Ridgefield Road, 12 22 66 Shelley Pesta, 166 Mohawk Drive, 9 14 66 Craig D. Piper, 30 Wooding Road. 2 4 66 Antonio F. Pires, 60 Pierson Drive, 2 8 65 Carmen P. Pisanelli, 49 Osage Drive, 10 18 66 Dawn Sikorski, 29 Hanover Street, 2 4 66 Jennifer M. Simler, 10 Longview Lane, 1 19 66 Eric David Soderlund, 22 Acatia Avenue, 3 3 66 Mary Sorota, 61 Silliman Road, 7 14 65 Denise A. Spambanato, 182 Cook Hill Road, 8 15 66 Kathlyn Stewart. 5 Hillock Drive, 2 12 66 Sally Sunden, 9 Knollwood Drive, 11 18 65 Kim Sundwall, 109 Ridgecrest Road, 1 17 67 Sandra Lynn Susie, 104 North Cherry Street, 7 20 66 Thomas A. Szadkowski, 96 Ward Street, 4 25 66 Cynthia Grace Thomas, 14 Ridgefield Road, 8 24 66 Dawn Marie Thomas, 60 Summerwood Drive, 10 21 66 Michele M. Thomas, 38 Pequot Road, 12 17 66 Paul Joseph Thomas, 2 Loving Lane, 4 12 66 Jon P. Torre, 14 Brownstone Road, 5 3 66 Jennifer K. Twohill, 5 Alonquin Drive, 11 6 66 Renee Louise Wainer, 127 Clifton Street, 3 28 66 Florence M. Williams, 523 Fifth Ridge Road, 10 6 65 Gary J. Wrinn, 29 Jeffrey Drive, 9 29 66 Kim A. Yale, 7 Circle Drive, 9 2 65 Ed Yulke, 48 Algonquin Drive, 1 5 66 Edmund R. Zielinski, 14 East Street, 10 18 66 Alan Zupka, 45 Osage Drive, 5 1 66 185 Index, Continued From Page 183 Sgambati, Michael, pp 14. 83. Ill Sgambati, Trish. pp. 9. 101 Sheehy. Christine, pg. 9 Sherman. Michelle, pp. 35, 45. 80. 145 Sherwill. Barbara, pg. 12 Sherwill, Paul. pp. 129. 132 Shewbridge. Del, pg. 117 Shimwell. Samantha, pg 14 Shingler. Cheryl, pp. 36. 45. 79. 144. 150 Shingler. Pam. 36. 45. 139 Shook. Keith, pg. 12 Short. Holly, pg 123 Short. Ken. pp 9. 148 Short. Rebecca, pp 12. 97. 147 Shorette, Debby. pg. 12 Sidlauscus. David, pp 12. 89 Sikorski. Tony, pg. 129 Sikorski. Dawn. pp. 56. 83 Silvestri. Lisa. pg. 9 Silvia. David, pp. 12. 89 Silvia. David, pg. 15 Simler. Jennifer, pp. 36. 71. 119 Simmons. Dawn. pg. 15 Simone. Joseph, pg. 9 Sireno, Scott, pg. 14 Skapczynski. Michael, pp 14. 89 Slie. Charles, pg. 12 Slocum. John, pp 14. Ill Smith. Daniel, pq. 14 Smith, Graham, pp 12. Ill Smith. Laurie, pg. 14 Smith, Raymond, pp 12. 186 Smith. Robert, pp. 12. 113. 134, 137 Smith. Roxanne, pg 12 Smith. Tina. pg. 9 Smithlock. Fred. pg. 12 Soderlund. Eric. pp. 36. Ill Soderlund. Joy. pg. 14 Soldan. Mr Frank, pg 160 Sommo. Tracy, pg. 9 Sorota, Margaret, pp 9. 138 Sorota. Mary. pp. 36. 101, 139 Sullivan. Michael, pp 14. 134. 147 Summerfield, Jeff. pg. 12 Summerfield. Laurie, pp. 14. 16. 93 Sunden. Sally, pg. 36 Sundwall, Kim. pp. 36. 55. 104. 105 Supranovich. Liz. pp. 11. 12. 134. 138. 139, 144 Swenson. Carl. pp. 9. 98. 134, 136, 142 Swenson. Kurt. pp. 14. 62, 95. 129. 136 Sylvestro. Mr. Philip, pp. 158. 159 Sypek. Diane, pg. 14 Szadkowski, Tom. pg 145 Szadski. Steve, pg. 125 Szollosi, Terez, pg. 9 Tagliatela, Lisa. pg. 12 Tagliatela. William, pg. 12 Talarczyk. Peter, pg 9 Tatro, Jackie, pg. 14 Taylor. John. pg. 149 Terito, John. pg. 9 Testa. Andy. pg. 14 Thiede, Michelle, pp. 9. 142 Thomas. Cindy, pp. 3, 37, 50. 51. 58. 62. 63. 79. 91, 119. 138. 139. 143. 145. 146, 148. 150 Thomas. Christopher, pg. 12 Thomas. Dawn. pp. 37. 45. 96. 97, 135. 182, 186 Thomas. 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Frank, pg. 10 Wilson, Cheryl, pp. 14. 181 Wojcik. Chester, pg 14 Wojcik, Evelyn, pg 10 Wolfe. Mrs. Margorie, pg. 159 Wrinn, Gary. pp. 38. 58. 69 Yale. Kim. pg. 186 Yasensky. Sean. pg. 10 Young. David, pg. 14 Young. Dennis, pp. 38, 185 Young. Elizabeth, pp. 12. 119, 134. 139. 140 Yulke. F.d. pp 38. 45. 81 Zalonski. Deborah, pp. 14, 138 Zandri. Jason, pg. 10 Zawadski. Steven, pg. 12 Zemke, Curt, pg. 14 Zeoli. Mr. Joseph, pp. 8. 159 Zielinski. Ed. pp. 38, 98 Zierler, Mr. Fred, pp 15, 72. 73, 159 Zola. Ms Irma. pp. 62. 73. 139. 140. Soucy, Lisa. pg. 147 Sova. Charlotte, pg. 160 Spambanato, Denise, pp 20, 36. 45. 46. 49. 55. 95 Sperry. Bruce, pg. 129 Spica. Patrick, pp 12. 113, 134 Sprafke, Frank, pg. 12 Stanley. Harvey, pp 4. 89. 116, 117 Stanley. Lisa. pg. 12 Starrs. John, pp 8. 9. 62 Starrs. Thelma, pp. 6. 14, 62. 63. 138 Stasulli. Nicholas, pg 12 Stasulli, Phillip, pp. 14. 182 Stave. Ed. pg 12 Stave. Lon, pp 12. 16. 109 Steele. Blanche, pg. 15 Stevens. William, pg 12 Stewart. 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