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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1985 volume:

MAKK Z. SMSSMAMSCMOOC MOPS MJjCC WAD wajcumqwkd, ez 1985 KSMSeZJOtfS VOjCUMS 14 capzajms X XXXXXX OO(XXX 7 exsw XXXXXXXXX ' MAVJGAZORS X XXXCCCCCCCCCCCCCC 63 SMJP JCJ3S XXXXXCCCCCCCCCCCCC 75 nAZZCSS XXXXXCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC 99 smoks josavs sXXXXXXXXXyCXXXX 45 zksasuks CMSSZ GC C OOOOGOC 5 fnt sailing away Set an open course dor the Virgin sea 7or foe got to be free dree to face the life That’s ahead of me J look to the sea Kef lections in the waves Spark my memory Some happy, some sad J think of childhood friends And the dreams we had So the story goes Uut somehow we missed out On the pot of gold L 1985 MARK R. ALLARD My memories are happy My memo- ries are sad l love to take my pictures out. Take the things I had Songs are not like my life. Its always true me and my friends are dreamers. Dreamin all we do. 64 T-Bird. JUDITH A. ALLEN 4 yrs. JA� DECA I yr. Thanks Mom. Dad. June, and to everyone who has helped me to become the person I am today. I love you Mom and Dad. Goal: To be happy and successful in what- ever I do. Thanks CB. JAYNE BABINSKY Bind all of us together, ablaze with hope and free no storm or heavy weather will rock the boat, you’ll see.- Iron Maiden. Paul ILY 0 2 S2 CLIFFORD F. BARTLETT Some of us are born to move this world, others to live their greatest fantasies. Most of us just dream about the things we’d like to be. Goal: To be successful in life. SCOTT EDWARD BAYLOW Ital Club 3 yrs.j AFS 3 yrs. (Exchange student to Iceland summer of 84)� choir 3 yrs.� SADD 2 yrs. (Treasurer I yr.)� DE I yr.� DECA I yr.� New Haven County Teen-Life Conference 2 yrs. Goal: To be an orthodontist. BRIAN J. BECKERT Good friends and good times are hard to leave behind� so thanks for all the good times. Class of 85. MARK R. BENCIVENGO I’m young. I’m wild. I'm free . and I’ve got to strive to be the best that I can be. Football 4 yrs. CPT Baseball 4 yrs. Thanx Fred for all the memories. Thanx M + D ILY. Goal: To score a TD in the NFL. CHRISTINE A. BENEVENTO Chris Active in 4-H for 4 years. If a man does not keep time with others, perhaps he is marching to a different drummer’-Thoreau. Thank you Mom. I Love You. Thanks to J.A. and D.L. JAMES W. BENNETT. JR. Spennit H.L. Bennett. You can’t always JAYNE BABINSKY CLIFFORD F. BARTLETT SCOTT EDWARD BAYLOW BRIAN J. BECKERT MARK R. ALLARD JUDITH A ALLEN PETER M. BARTLETT MARK R. BENCIVENGO 8 CHRISTINE A. BENEVENTO gel what you want, but if you try, sometimes you just might find you get what you need-The Stones. Thanx Mom and Dad. I Love U Nancy and Always will. RENEE JEANNETTE BERGERON Twiggy. Reenee. Bertha 'To succeed sou must first try. and to try is to •cceed . ” Mark V 3 Choir-3 Hags iad-2 SADD-2 AFSO Thanx to all dearest friends. I’ll miss you. ILY- ti Dad. CG. CC. DB. and Ma Zola! .'HAEL ANGELO BERMUDEZ ost of the shadows of our life are sed by ourselves standing in our i sunshine” Thanx RR, RW for be- the people you are. I Love You and Dad. Good Luck Class of '85. )A BLAKESLEE •. sun refused to shine. I would still ving you. When mountains crum- to the sea. there would still be you J me. Led Zep. ILY M 6 D. I hanks .ich for the memories. I love you. Jim. Thanks. CINDY BLASEWITZ I’ve got to sail on. on a distant high- way l’ve got to keep on chasing a dream Tve got to be on my way-Bos ton. Thanks M 8 D. Friends. You mean the world to me. Goal- To never stop smiling! 4 yr SB. FH cpt. KENNETH H. BLOOM MILO Goal: To go on to college and get a good job. LAURA L. BOEHNER Every one of us has in him a conti- nent of undiscovered character. Blessed is he who acts the Columbus to his own soul. Wallis. Student Council 4 yr$! SADD 2 yrst NHS 2 yrs, AFS I yr; Cross Country I yr. LINDA BLAKESLEE CINDY BLASEWITZ KENNETH H. BLOOM. JR. PAUL BONITO Moose Friends, we've had some great times together. Thanx KO i the Boys for all the memories. Who Luvs Ya? Moose does, that's who. May the fu lure be kind to you and may you al- ways be young, wild, and free. JOCELYN ANNETTE BOUTILLIER Lyn Jossy A spark of light, as day in time, you’re the spark that longs to I AURA I. BOFHNFR PAUL BONITO JOCELYN ANNETTE BOUTILLIER 9 1985 shine An open road that knows no end. a ray of hope around the bend. Follow your dreams reach for the sky. ILU VI D. BM. SB. PC. RL. CB. BILL C. BOWDEN The Beast Guido Opus Life is like a card game. Sometimes you’re dealt good hands and sometimes you’re dealt bad hands-, just make the best out of what you’re dealt. CHARMAINfc BROWN Lose you dreams and you will los your mind. Goal: I want to become th 3 owner of my own factory after busi ness school. JAMES E. BROWN. JR. Jimmy I now realize that life is to short, so grasp your dreams J Thanks Mom and Dad. Patty. I lo you 1 36 84. We are in heaven. I hai all the good times with the Jake CH: Gang SA PA GB SH MM RP. KIMBERLY ANN BROWN Fiwee A true friend loves us for our faults as well as for our virtues. Time hurries past, but memories remain. FH 4 yrs (Capt); BB 4 yrs (Capt)i Track 4 yrs (Capt) FF EL. SM. PD-Thanx-I had the best times! ILY M D. SANDRA LEE BULLOCK Sandy Friendship doubles our joys and divides our cares! Thanx friends. We've had some excellent times! JL 143 10 31 83! Thanx Mom. sis. DB. LB and the Latronica’s; I couldn't have done it without you guys. JANET ESTELLE BUSH Is anybody ever really happy? If you think you are. make it last! ROG-I loved U a lot. too! JV £ I Dr Good £ Rad times make great friendsl MS-just keep smiling AII U guys-. DP. LS. MH. TL. CW. JT. JS. esp PMK M £ D I Luv U dearly. CAROLYN ANN BUTTERFIELD It's better to have loved £ lost than never to have loved at all-Shake- speare. Thanx for all the help from my frineds and teachers; especially to AM. BK. KB. ET. AL. ILY M £ D. Goal To become successful in whatever I do. ROMANA D. CAIRES 10 CAROLYN ANN BUTTERFIELD PENNI CHASSE ROBERT ANTHONY CIRILLO. JR. CHRISTOPHER KEVIN CONNOLLY 1985 I'd like to stay here with you. but this city chokes my spirit-a spirit that’s just got to get away! THANKS STEVEN for making my life worthwhile. I LOVE YOU LUISA 6 Good Luck! KATHY CANDELA A Friend is someone who knows you as you are. understands where you’ve been, and accepts who you have be- come. B.F. 4 Ever L.M. Scott. Follow you follow me. ILY 8-17-84. Thanx- JG. FC. MT. ILY M fc D. JOEL W. CANINO Skiing from the top of the world you experience the feeling of natural ac celeration. Soon to be stopped, for the end has come. As you look back you see a trip well done. Time to cruise to the dark side. DEBORAH LEE CELOTTO SQUIRT She has a gift for talking. She would make a good politician. PENNI CHASSE We've made our way to the rainbows end. And it's time that good friends part. And each of you will always have a place in my heart. Thanx for the memories LB. Thanx Mom Dad. ILY Chris 9 i-82. Think Pmkll ROBERT ANTHONY CIRILLO. JR Stein 51 Football 4 yrs. Long live the crew. 84-51-80. Thanx Boys for all the great times. The memories will live on forever. So much accomplished, so much to be done Howard Cosell. Thanx Mom. Dad. Regina. CHRISTOPHFR KEVIN CONNOLLY God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the cour- age to change the things I can. and the wisdom to know the difference- St. Francis. Thanx GJ. RB. RD. ILY M $ D. Choir 2 yrs. KIMBERLY ANN COOPER KIM May the ending of one dream always be the beginning of a new and better one! Thanx JD JO VP DD for the memories. Goal: To be the kind of person my mom is. and to make her proud. LUV YA M I D. LAURE COTE Forever I Love You lorn C. Thank You 11 M for your love, support encourage- ment through the years. I will always love you. Thank you Mom 6 Dad for everything. I Love You Dan C.. Mike C. Romona C. JAMES CREMIN JIM A ERIEND IO ALL. JOSEPH JOHN CRETELLA. Ill Joe What can I say. it was a good time. Cheers to the Jr and Soph girls. Thanks for it all. Sorry, but I am Too Young to fall in Love'-CRUE. Keep pu shin’. Love Always for the help. Me. KATHLEEN A. CRONIN KATHY-. I journeyed to the rainbows end and found not gold, but you my friends. Thanx for all the memories: VW LS SS and Especially Jeff. Thanks Mom 6 Dad. ILY.-Volleyball 3 years. FRANCES CUSANO Fran The most precious gift that you can give or receive is friendship. Thanks SM. BS. MT. KC. SB. RG. and MM. The memories will last forever. ILY Dad. Goal: To lead a successful life. CAROLYN E. DALLAS You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. MT. RL. 6 MD. thanks for all the great memories. MT I’ll always remember the 13 special years we've been friends % I’m sure many more to come. ILY Mom Dad. MARIA D’ANGELO A true friend is one who takes you in when the rest of the world has cast you out. Thanks for all the memories Luisa. LD. CD. and to all my friends. I love you Mom. Dad family. RN you’ve made the last years special. DANALEE DAVIDSON Dana There is no need for an outpour- ing of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends understand each oth- er’s thoughts even before they are spoken. Good Luck Class of 85. LY Al- ways ESP BH. BG. LG. PATRICIA ANN DEGENNARO Patty. Tappy A friend is there before you know it to lend a hand before you ask it and give you love just when you need it most. Thanks for all the great KIMBERLY COOPER WARREN CORRIVEAU LAURA COTE JAMES CREMIN JOSPEH JOHN CRETELLA. Ill KATHLEEN A. CRONIN IW0 FRANCES CUSANO . w 12 CHRYSI YNA CUSIO I ORI A DFIMOIINO 1985 memories KF KB KL. 54 ILY. Mom £ Dad ILY. JOANNA DELGAUDIO Jo There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do- once you find them Jim Croce. ILY MOM. JO. JG. VP. KC. JD. Thanx for everything. GOAL: To stay as happy as I am now. Bonzai!! ROBERT DELLACAMFRA Swazy The years are like a day they pass quickly and never stay and as each year passes I hear myself say whatever happened to my favorite day. To all the Bros: Who loves ya? Pearl Necklace ILY Mom LORI A DELMOLINO I see my future at the rainbow’s end. happy hours, timeless friends. And if I ever chance to find my way; rest as sured-l will stay! SQUIRE-FOREVER! I LOVE YOU. Steve Michaud-IO l 83. Thanks. Mom t Dad ILY!! PATRICIA DELVECCHIA Patty Don’t follow where the path may lead; instead, where there is no path, and leave a trail. You’re the greatest Mom £ Dad. Thanx Billy for everyth- ing TL. AD. SG. A good start starts w dream. so Go For It 85 . LAUREN MARY DEROSA LAURIE As I write this letter. I’ll send my love to you. Remember that I'll al ways be in love with you-Beatles. Thanks Steve 7 30 81. ILY Mom £ Lee. FF TL. CW. KP. JB. LS. AT. Thanks for the memories Teresa. ILY. LEEANN DEROSA Lee Friendship is a priceless gift that cannot be bought or sold, but value is far greater than a mountain made of gold. Thanks Mom £ Lor. FF LL. JR. MH. SB, TL. Goal: To meet life’s chjl lenges. ANNETTE DESTEFANO In the misty morning on the edge of time. We’ve lost the rising sun the final sign-Black Sabbath. Thanx PD TL LD CM MP JS DC for all the great memories! Wade B. I.L.Y. Dad £ Mom. you’re the best! ROBERT JAY DEVOE Another year has passed me by. still I 13 PATRICIA DELVECCHIA LAUREN MARY DEROSA LEEANN DEROSA mi look at myself and cry what kind of man have I become?-Styx. Thanks CC. ILY Mom. Dad and fet. Class of 85' Rules forever. CARRIE ANN DIAZ Nothing is beyond the reach of deter- mination. Believe in the beauty of your dreams. Thank you friends, you'll never be forgotten. Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. I43.JE. DEANNA MARIE DIPASQUALE Dee There are no such things as strangers, only friends we have not yet met Thanks to my friends and family for all the love and support! Keep smiling and everything will be all right. THOMAS G. DORIO They say that life’s a carousel, spin- ning fast You’ve got to ride it well. RJD. M D. here I go. They say that high school years are the best of your life. You know somethin’-they're right! Baseball-4 yr. LISANNE M. DORSEY We shared our thoughts We shared some tears We shared some good times throughout our high school years. Thanks and Best of Luck to all my friends. I’ll miss you all. ILY MOM DAD DEIRDRE ANN DOYLE Live it up while you can. for it may not add years to your life, but it will add life to your years-Anon. Friends, Thank you for all the memories and the great times. Love you Mom and Dad. DENISE ANN ERRATO Goodbye Mark T. Sheehan. Goodbye everyone. Thanks for all the memo- ries. Thanks for all the fun. JP. DR. JB. EW. EG. The class of 85 will always be alive. The future is ours. Let’s reach for the stars!! DONALD E. FINN. JR. Finster Don’t look for your gold on a sandy beach, or try to find oil on a city street You’re lookin’ for a ruby in a mt. of rocks, but there's no Coupe- DeVille waiting in a Crackerjack box. M.L. ILY Mom. LISANNE M. DORSEY DEIRDRE ANN DOYLE DENISE ANN ERRATO 1985 CHRISTOPHER G. FISHBEIN Fish Out there is a fortune waiting to be had. The answer now is don’t give in. aim for a new tomorrow-Glen. Thanx Ed Paul Tony and especially Mother. Goal: Madison Sq. Garden L.B.W.T. FRED PETER FRANZONI Foot Many dreams come true and some have silver limngs l live for my dream and a pocket full of gold’-Jim- my Page. Soccer 4 yrs (Capt); Golf 3 yrs. IIY Mom £ Dad. JCK. Thank you MB £ JP. MIKE P. FRITZ DWEARS SHYTZ Infamous Abes. Fabu- lous red. Forever. Don’t be afraid to fall. History is made by people that get up one more time than they get knocked down -Al Davis. L A. Raid- ers. Hulkamania is runnin’ wild. KAREN MARY FUHR Don't ever give up your dreams and never leave them behind. Find them, make them yours, and all through your life, cherish them and never let them go. Friends. Thanks for all the great memories! JANICE LYNN GAGNE Happiness comes from the capacity to feel deeply To enioy simply To think freely To risk life and be loved. I Love You Mom. Dad. Kris. Gram. Miss you Andrea. Al. you shared my dreams My joys My pains. ILY. RICHARD J. GAGNE Thanx to everyone for everything. To Mom: I Love You-Thanx for under- standing. Flying high again-OZZY. Likes: Skiing, my friends and loud mu sic! JULIA M. GALLAGI Julie Juls A friend is someone who loves you A friend is someone who cares A frcind is someone who will be there whenever you shed a tear. Thanx: SS JM LS LM KC JOE R. and to my family. ILU all. XXOO BETH ANN GEIGER B Just give me the earth underneath my feet and the sun up in the sky above; Let me eat from the fruit of the JANICE L. GAGNE RICHARD J. GAGNE JULIA M. GALLAGI I9SS land and stand beside the one I love-F. Thanx ILU! 3 5 83. Thanx MS J, LG. DD. JD. KR ILYI ROBERT M. GERSON Gers Today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Thanks to all my frinds who were so supportive. ESP. M.S. STEPHEN E. GIARDINA Steve Always be yourself because when you're alone that's who you are. Thanks Mom. Dad and Fish for your support. Friends of '85. Thanks for the good times-DM. SB. AM. LD. PD, SHK. ILYSK. CHRISTOPHER A. GODDARD George You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. GDA week- ends. I'll be home next month. Zaboo Mason Cottage Eames Summer Wa- terskimg % fun. Thanks Mom Dad % Jen BT GH KK GD CD. MATTHEW J. GRIFFIN Matt Football 4 yrs Swimming 2 yrs. I'm sailing away Set an open course for the virgin sea. for I've got to be free, free to face the life that’s ahead of me. 84. LISA GRILLO The smiles the tears we all shared will never be forgotten! Beth. Dana. Renee Stacey-Thanks for always be- ing there! M. D S ILYA! Class of 85 Good Luck now forever-I'll miss you all! Thanks SS. MARC A. HENDERSON Hollywood 2 yrs Football; I yr Track. Love u Mom 6 Dad! Paint a perfect picture Bring to life a vision of one's mind The beautiful ones always smash a picture Always-every time -Prince. MAGGIE HERRERA She wants to lead the glamorous life No way to control it. it’s totally automatic You may be my lucky star, but I'm the luckiest by far-Madonna. Sunshine state-Here I come! I Lome Wompa-Wompa’s forever Joy. ILY Mom Dad. SETH HILLMAN BETH ANN GEIGER ROBERT M. GERSON STEPHEN GIANNINI STEPHEN E. GIARDINA CHRISTOPHER A. GODDARD MATTHEW J. GRIFFIN LISA GRILLO MICHELE C. GRUENER 16 KIM HANCOCK MAGGIE HERRERA MARK HORNYAK STEVEN W. HATCH STEVE HUBBARD MARC A. HENDERSON HOLLY G. HULICKI 1985 Resolved, never to lose one moment of timej but improve it in the most profitable way I possibly can J. Ed wards. WATT 4 yrs� NHS 2 yrs� SADD 2 yrst APS I yr. Thanks everyone. TONI ELLEN HOLMAN Tmo The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. The good times last forever and the memories will always stay. Thanx JW and friends-We had the best of timesl Thanks Mom and Dad. MARK HORNYAK Ride on and don't look back, you can't change what's done. Drive hard for greater glories. You all must be some- one. TS I Thanks to my friends, and my family, who made these past 4 yrs the best of my life. STEVE HUBBARD Hub The time has come to close your eyes And still the wind and rain For the one who will be King ls the Watcher in the Ring lt is You-lron Maiden. Thanks M D. AB. $G, ES, S BW for all the good times we had. HOLLY G. HULICKI With a friend at hand, you will see the light� if your friends are there, then everything's all right. Priends. Thanks for the good times! ILY Mom Dad. T-Birds Forever! GINA JULIANO Heavy's the heart that has to turn and say good-bye. But as we love so do we learn.-McKuen. Mom. Dad. Chris. Larry. Kimby. Christopher. Laura-ILYII GARY KINNEY Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and 1.1 took the road less traveled by- Frost. I plan to live life to the fullest with happiness and success. Thanx Mom and Dad. Thanx Michele for everything. I Love You. JEFF KOZIEL 24 Consider well what your strength is equal to and what exceeds your ability. Jeff the Reff Mascot 84 Kingers. 85 Pearl Necklace. I wish Good Luck to the Boys”. Thanks Mom and Dad. MICHAEL E. KRONBERG 17 GINA JULIANO mi Mike Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we ll find these are the best of times.-STYX. TERESA LABREE Kiddo. Terii finally made it everyone. And I’m damn proud of myself. Special Thanxs to RL. KL. RL. ML. and to Paul. I love you. Goal: To live happily with Paul. XO DAVID LACOSS A world of difference. a world so out of touch overwhelmed by everyth- ing but wanting more so much-Rush. If you don't stand up you don’t stand a chance-Genesis. Thanx Mom and Dad. TERESA MARIE LACOURSE Tree The sun shines everyday when you have a smile. Let it be there. Thanks to the Class of 85. Thanks M D. FF. LD. CW. DP. JR. SB. DC. Lauren, thanks for everything. ILY. Goal: To be successful. DAVE M. LAFFIN Well, we finally made it out of this hole. Nothing left to stand in our way. It’s been a party to remember. Thanks for the memories. I Love You Barb % Susan. Thanks Mom £ Dad. JOHN P. LARESE Jack The secret of life is not to do what one likes, but to try to like that which one has to do. Basketball 4; Golf 3. Thanx to all the boys. WHO LOVES YA! Goal: To make the best out of life. RICHARD M. LEWIS Rich They can because they think they can Motto of S.L.C. Thanks Mom and Dad. I made itll Thanks class of ’85 for the last four years and good kick with the next four. Style is a ’68 Camaro. PETER B. LIMOSANI Stamp� Time is but the stream I go a- fishing in. I drink at it but while I drink I detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains-HDT. Thanx Mom. Dad. Boys Snake . EILEEN PATRICIA LINABERRY Barbie Diamond- Young hearts be free tonight, time it’s on your side-Rod JOHN P. LARESE JEFF KOZIEL MICHAEL E. KRONBERG TERESA MARIE LACOURSE DAVE LAFFIN RICHARD H. LEWIS PETER B. LIMOSANI 18 MICHELE LOOMIS ROSEMARY LOPES KAREN ANN LORUSSO DIANNE MARIE LOUGHLIN SUSANNE MARIE LOUGHLIN 1985 Stewart. ILY SM t KH. We are wildl Swimming 2. Track. Band 4� Cheer leading; Varsity Field Hockey. ILY Mom. Thank you for everything. PHIL LONGLEY BAM Death is a fast ride that is why they save it for last. Thanks Mom Dad for pushing me i Thanks Ami for all the memories. Likes; Fast cars Pay day. TINA LONGLEY Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Thanx PD JS TS LD MV AD Gary for all the wild times! Luv Ya! Thanx Mom £ Dad ILYI MICHELE LOOMIS Let me be free to think my own thoughts, to choose my own way. to be my own person. TB ILY! DZ Let the good times roll. SMF-YESI Cape Cod 1984 ILY WV! Mom, don't know where I’d be without you. ILY. ROSEMARY LOPES Rosie Set your heart sail on the river - look around you as you drift down- stream pouring souls into the ocean. Take account of all you've seen-YFS. Thanx for the memories, friends. ILY Mom £ Dad KAREN ANN LORUSSO Pump Having good friends is like hav ing the sun shine on your horizon, al- ways-TF. Oh. My friends, how happy were the days when we were togeth- er. Thanks Nicole. Patti, and D.L. for all the memories. DIANNE MARIE LOUGHLIN I want to thank all the friends I have made in the last two yrs I've been here. But most of all I'd like to thank academy Seriously. Thanks Mom Dad for making me go to Sheehan. It's been great. NICOLE LUTMAN Not enjoyment and not sorrow ls our destined end or way But to act. that each to-morrow find us farther than to day. Thanks to all of my friends for the great memories. Thanks Karen. ILY Mom. CAMI MACLEAN 19 Ms Memories are the remembrance of something beautiful: something beau- tiful is the friendships I’ve shared here. Thanx Mom. Dad-ILY. Thanx to my friends 'MP KP”-who made it all worthwhile! BB Jessie-ILY. JENNIFER LYNN MARKS ”lch will ein clown sein.” Thanks for the memories LB AP SS HH DD. Spa- gettios: 'Til meet you in my closet!'’ Cross-Country Varsity 2 years (Cap- tain)� Tennis Varsity 4 years. LISA ANNETTE MASSARO The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay because Love isn’t Love 'till it’s given away. ILY Jim P. Thanks for understanding my problems. Goal: To live a happy life with the one I love. ANNA-KARIN MATTSSON I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow. I feel my fate in what I cannot fear. I learn by going where I have to go-Theodore Roethke. PAUL MCCARTHY Monk The bugle sounds and the charge begins but on this battlefield no one wins the smell of acrid smoke and horses breath as I plunge on into certain death-iron Maiden 1. Hockey 4 yrs. Jayne ILY. DANIEL E. MCKEEHAN Dan The shape life takes is yours to choose, you may win or you may lose. Thanks-Mom 6 Dad. These 4” have been the best. Let the good times roll! Soccer 4 yrs� Swimming 4 yrs. ROBERT W. MERSKI Bob Just take every day like it comes and don’t complain. 2 yrs. Vol. Fire Dept. Goal: To obtain a career In the emergency medical field. Thanx Mom and Dad. ILY. Congrats Class of '85- We made itllll LISA MIRLES The Key to happiness is having dreams. Over a rainbow you’ll find your dreams. Special thanx to my Dad. I luv u Mom. Goal-To make it through college and stay happy. Loves Wilson A Robles 5 14 83 LAURA MISIASZEK It takes a bit of doing to make a dream come true the dream provides a star- LISA ANNETTE MASSARO ANNA KARIN MATTSSON PAUL MCCARTHY 20 DANIEL E. MCKEEHAN LAURA MISIASZEK ROBERT W. MERSKI. JR. DEBORAH MORGAN LISA MIRLES PATRICK MORRISSEY JANET NEHEZ SUSAN KAY MULLEN NANCY S. NIGRO 1985 tcr thc rest is up to you. Thanks for all the memories JG DP LS SS and KC (ILY M £ D). DEBORAH MORGAN Debbie Now is the time to turn away from high school and move on. but to turn away does not mean to forget, for the memories we have shared will last a lifetime FF. Thanks for all the memories KW GJ HH. PATRICK MORRISSFY Navin I'm young. I’m wild and I'm freel I’ve got the magic power of the music in me! It’s time to spread our wings and flyl Thanx-Dad. Mom. LPM. I Love You All! Goal: To remain a free spirit until the end. SUSAN KAY MULLEN Moon Ripper I said hey. babe, take a walk on the wild side! Lou Reed I love you M £ D. Thanks for the fantastic memories Eileen. Cindy. Kim. Robbin. WWIII. MARINELLY MURILLO I want to thank everyone that helped me in different ways, especially my family. I learned a lot and it will be hard to leave, but remember that you have a friend down in Costa Rica. Suertel JANET A. NEHEZ Jan Likes: Music, swimming, sports, soap operas, and game shows. NANCY S. NIGRO Nance This life your on your own- Let's go crazy-Prince. Track� Pow- derPuff. FF-KP’s KH MG SB Dl KM MM. I’ll always remember the crazy times. Never forget Funky 4some. JL 7 21 67-5 1 82. ILY M £ D CRAIG M. ODERMATT Now’s the time to stand tall start your life anew Freedom lies m your heart Now’s the time for you-Twisted Sister. Thanx Mom £ Dad. ILY. Thanx to all my friends-you guys made it all worthwhile. JODI A. OULLETTE The good time are the best times, the bad ones fade away. Good friends are forever, and the memories will stay. Thanks SF. DW. JD. KC. JF. I 21 mi love You Mom and Dad. TW-Thanks for all the god times-ILY. DANIEL R. PAGE Hoover. Danny President 2 yr$s Treas 2 yr$j Student Council Pres. Almostl Varsity CC 2 yr$; PowderPuff Cheer- leader. All of us or none of us”. 1 hanks to all my friends. Goal: To be like my father was. MICHELE LEE PAOLILLO In my dreams I hold tomorrow, for I've got a rainbow to follow. The love laughter have made it all worthwhile. I move onward now. no regrets, just a SMILEI Thanks. Mom Dad-You’re the Best” Tom 9 1 83. JONATHAN AUGUST PECKMAN Jon Jonny P. Thanks to all my influ- ences for making it a happenin’ thing. I Love You All. Ma said I couldn’t thank her. so thanx Winston. DE DO DO DE DA DA is all I want to say to you.”- Sting. SOREN PEDERSEN This has been a great year and I want to thank AFS, Friends and especially my loving family Mom. Dad. Glen. Da- vid. Ken and I inda. I Love You all and I wish you a very happy life. VALERIE PHILBRICK Waldy Clouds drift bys some fast, some slow-, some high, some low. Watch every cloud, both big and small and ponder your life-you’ll see it all. AFS 4 yrs. DD. LB. SH. JD. GJ fc Every- one. Luv Thanx. ILY M £ D. KAREN A. PICARD KareWs just a fantasy it’s not the real thing but sometimes a fantasy is all you need-Billy Joel. FF-NN KP KH MG SB DI MK MM. Thanks for the good times RR. Van Halen”. Volleyball; Tracks Powderpuff. JENNIFER ANN PILON Jenz Friends, the touch of your love is a gift I'll never forget. Thanx DE CC RC £ SA for all the fun times. Let me take you far away. HOLIDAY-SCORPS! Thanx Mom £ Dad ILY. ILY Goob. Thanx KL. KRISTIN M. PIPPIN Kris It is a rare and special thing to 22 CRAIG M. ODERMATT JODI OUELLETTE JONATHAN AUGUST PECKMAN KAREN A. PICARD DIANE C. POLITO RUTH ANN PREBLE DONNA MARIE PROTO JOHN DANIEL PROULX CYNTHIA POMERLEAU RON POWELL MICHAEL C. REEVES MARTY REGAN IMF find a friend who will remain a friend forever RLD. Goal: To achieve success in the fashion world. I Love You Mom. Dad. and R 6 T. DIANE C. POLITO Guido Polito Soccer 4 years (co-cap- tain). Some people make the world special just by being in it. Dave thanks for all the memories. ILY 12 5 83. FF. LD TL RL BG DD. Thanks Mom ILY. Thanks Class of 85 ILY! RUTH ANN PREBLE John. If the sun refused to shine. I would still be loving you. When moun tains crumble to the sea. there will still be you and me. I Love You! ILY Mom and Dad. Goal: To be happy in life. DONNA MARIE PROTO Mookie We laugh, we cry, we share love-you and I. Ihanx tor all the excel- lent memories! Denise CM LM IS JR LM JT SL JB JV NL. PowderPuff 1. Thanx Ray for always being there. ILY M I D. ILU D.M.A.P. JOHN DANIEL PROULX I'm not the kind to live in the past The years run too short and the days too fast The things you lean on are things that don’t last-AI Stewart. Goodbye and thanks DW SH BT MS RG SP JR. MICHAEL C. REEVES AV Aide 2 yr$; WPS Cable Radio Club 4 yrs. ANDREW P. REYNOLDS ROCKY RACCOON Then you with a sigh, and a tear in your eye. say to the sunset. Is this really goodbye? Ihanx for the memories all. Tom. Phil. Blaze. I’ll never forget the times. M D I love you!! JEFFREY RHODES 80. May we live to learn, and learn to live, always drinking of the wine of life friendship. Football 4 years. Thanks to Mom and Dad. and all of the Boys. Kathy. I couldn’t have made it without you. ILY. JOHN DAVID RITSKOWITZ Swimming-4 yrsi Tennis-2 yrs� JA-3 yrs. Washin-ryu. ninjutsu. Goal: To own a successful business. Thanks Pat and Dad. 23 1985 WILLIE A. ROBLEE I akc it Easy. Iake it slow, make it last, don’t let go. Loves- Lisa and '70 Monte Carlo’s. ILY both Mom Dad. Goal: To be a successful garage owner. THOMAS A. RUGGIERO Now the time has come to look back at the memories that we have of our four years, in this school and out. It is also time to forget the bad things and start a new life. CHRISTOPHER SABINO Chris Now is the time to take posses- sion of my life, to start the impossible, a journey to the limits of my aspira- tions. for the first time to step toward my most desired dreams. DOUGLAS A. SABINO Doug Growing up it all seems so one- sided, opinions all provided, the fu- ture predecided, detached and subdi- vided in the mass production zone”- Rush. Goal: To be the best at whatever I do. or. at least close. AMY I YNN SAGE To be a friend, a man should close his eyes to the faults of others and open them to his own W. Peterson. Friends Though our paths may drift apart, may the memories remain for- ever. M D ILY. ANDREA D. SANSONE I’m young l’m wild l’m free Got the magic power of the music in me-Tri- umph I Love You Mom. Dad. Jules. Leah Chelsea. I Miss You All. and See You Soon. Goal: To debut the Jan and Andrea Show. JOSE SANTIAGO Thanks to the Class of 85 for making everything easy going, and special thanks to my Mom and Dad for being there when I needed them. ROBIN SAUL The trouble with the future is that it usually arrives before we’re ready for it. Choice, not chance, determines destiny. All my love to M6D KM MP SP DZ DR KK RD LD VS TS. Thanks for all the memories. SUE SCHAEFER THOMAS A. RUGGIERO CHRISTOPHER SABINO 24 1985 DOUGLAS A. SABINO ANDREA D. SANSONE AMY LYNN SAGE MICKEY A. SALDANA JOSE SANTIAGO ROBIN SAUL SUSAN MARIE SCHAEFER STUART JAMES SCHOUTEN MICHAEL R. SGAMBATI SAMANTHA SHIMWELL If the sun refused to shine I will still be loving you. if mts. crumble to the sea there will be you fc mo -Led Zep. I Love You Dave! Thanx for the memo- ries LA KC LS VW DM PC. ILY Too Mom Dad. STUART JAMES SCHOUTEN It’s up to you what you do will de- cide your own fate make your choice now for tomorrow may be far too late”-Twisted Sister. Tennis. Band 4 yrs� Hockey-3 yrs. Thanx Mom. Dad. Never Surrender '85. MICHAEL R. SGAMBATI Baseball, Hockey 3 yrs. How long I have wanted this dream to come true and as it approaches. I can’t believe I'm through-T.S. Thanks to the special people in my life. Goal: To live out my wildest dreams. SAMANTHA SHIMWELL Sam English Now and forever, remem- ber the words from my heart will al ways be true. Thanks JM JG LS LM. Remember the good times. I Love You Scott Tosta. Forever by your side. Thanks Mom and Dad. LISA MARIE SIMLER A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Thanks for the memories DP, JT. LM, SS. JG. LD. JB. JV and Steve M. ILY. MICHAEL A. SKAPCZYNSKI Aldo The Bro If any man seeks for greatness, let him forget greatness and ask tor truth, and he will find both. PD RD JR PL DT MG RC RO. You bros are the greatest! WTCall ILY M £ D. JOHN C. SLOCUM Sometimes the light is shining on me other times I can barely see lately it occurs to me what a long strange trip it’s been. Thanx to all my friends for the good times. Hockey 3 yrs (Capt. 3 yrs). ILY M D. LAURIE ANN SMITH Don’t walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Thanks Mom for all your talks and your help. ILY. Thanks MT IT BO. Bruce Springsteen. 25 1985 JOY LISA SODERLUND You I took a special chance, for we took that special chance found a very special love! I love you Andy Tes- ta! Maggie Diane remember all the great times. I'll cherish them. ILYI Mom Dad I Love You! HARVEY H. STANLEY Life is a never ending battle ready to be fought so have your sword ready at all times and conquer whatever you want-Shlime. 4 yrs Football; 4 yrs Track. Thanks to Mom Dad. Goal: To be like my Dad. THELMA A. STARRS Heart for heart and soul for soul, let us be forever friends. Thanks friends for all the memories ILY M 6 D. ILY SM. PHILIP K. STASULLI Question all as to their ways, and learn the secrets that they hold Life's long celebration's here l'll toast you all in penny cheer-Tull. Warren. Tom. Andy fe Friends. Cheers! Goal: To make my parents proud. BLANCHE C. STEELE Freddie You always help me find my way. the love we share grows stron- ger each day. Just between you and me. Rahy I know our love will always be! 3-29-84. JM FC CP Luv Ya. Dudes! Mom Dad. Luv Ya. MICHAEL P. SULLIVAN Sully Make sure you know how to live before you try-it doesn't always come naturally. Accept yourself the way you are. not the way you could be. Goal: To follow my own advice. LAURIE A. SUMMERFIELD I'm glad for the experiences we've shared, the times we've spent togeth- er learning growing, then sharing what we've learned with the world! KG. VW. SS. KC. LC. ILY M D. Thanx for the memories Tom. ILY! 2-8-82. KURT SWENSON All of your life you’ve been waiting for the chance: when you'll fit into the plan. But you're the master of your own destiny, so give and take the best that you can.”-RIK Emmet. ILY Mom Dad. DIANE SYPEK THELMA A. STARRS PHILIP K. STASULLI BLANCHE C. STEELE MICHAEL P. SULLIVAN LAURIE A. SUMMERFIELD KURT SWENSON DIANE SYPEK LESLIE P. TEENEY ANDY TESTA JOHN T. TAYLOR. JR. DAVID G. TIEDMANN 1985 With a subtle sigh and a tear in my eye. I realize it's time to say goodbye. Good Luck 85 . Thanx Mom « Dad. MH JS RF I love you. Thanx Curt Zemke. for the memories I will always cherish. I Love You! JACQUELINE R. TATRO Jackie I never lose sight of the fact that just being is fun-Katherine Hep- burn. To my mother and father. Thanx for all your love and guidance throughout the years. I Love You very much. JOHN T. TAYLOR Dear fellow classmates: Another year draws near and it’s time for those long awaited tears of joy and happi- ness. Thanks for the good times MS, JB. MT. JT. BW. JB. Goal To make people laugh. LESLIE P. TEENEY I've been afraid of changin' cause |Ve built my life around you time makes you bolder even children get older- and I’m getting older tOO-Stevie Nicks. Thanks M. D and G. ILU Long Gregory. ANDY TESTA Let s just say I was testing the bounds of reality-J. Morrison. I love you Joy. Joy. we will be number one foreverl Campsite rippers number one Hectori US Marines! DAVID G. TIEDEMANN Tied Thanks to all the Boys, it’s been wild. Goal: To remain as happy as I am now. Thanks Mom and Dad. Golf 4 yrss Basketball 3 yrs. ANDY TIRADO Andy Friends got me where I am. Friends will get me where I’ll get. Friends forever. Friends I'll never for get. Thanx. Class of 85. Thanx ID CB. MH. Motti and Dad. BRIAN TOMLINSON Expect nothing more from life than what you put into it 8 may today's experiences be tomorrow s memories. Goal; To fullfill my dreams and live a happy, healthy and successful life. Thanks M 8 D. BS. MS. CG. MICHELLE TRFNCHARD We made it class, all four years, and 27 _____________[985_______________ now it’s time for good-bye tears. Thanks for the times. TL. IS. LH. EB. JT. French Club; Tennis-. SADD. Goal: To Make my parents proud of me. ILY Mom. Dad. Steve. ILY TS always. JOSEPH TURNER Caesar When I leave tomorrow will you remember me? For I must be trav- eling on now. cause there are too many places I’ve got to see for all my friends. Thanx Mom and Dad. Goal: To be a Maine Trooper. MARISA A. TURTOLA GOOD LUCK 85-Happy Trails to you. until we meet agam-VH. ILY M D S Family. Thanx for the memories CD. FC. JV. RL. CD-We made it 13 yrs. more to come. Thanx for all the great times JM. BD. RB. I LUV YA ALL! MAYNARD T. VASS Thanx Gram Gramp. I made it Pops”. Don't care about winningi just don't want to lose. Soar high with my friends, soar high. In my mind I will always see you in my heart I will al- ways love you. Luv U Jen. MARY VELARDI MOM We don’t remember days, we remember moments. We don’t re- member years, we remember times. Moments 6 times with you. ILY Shaunna. Wayne M 6 D. Thanks MD t special friends. Goal: To be happy. JODY A. VINCENT Take as much as you think you ought to. Give just as much as you can. Soft ball 4. Thanks for all the memories. Jan. RD. BS. Joey Ha-Ha. MV. JB. MT. LS. DP. BBF. LM. GS. ILY Mom fc Dad. Goal: To always be happy. WILLIAM F. WADSWORTH Set goals high and never look back until you have reached those goals. I love you Mom and Dad. Thanks for all the good limes and memories Donna. Friends keep in touch. Stinkie lives. KIMBERLY ANN WALKER Blue Eyes Kimby Buns The only thing in life that is short is time. 1 ive life to the fullest. ILY Nana. Mom. Dad. GJ. DM. Go West Young Fools! It’s so tinyl Prom Dates! Thanx Tom Mr. Walkup. DAVID S. WARGO Dave German Club 4 years (President l) WATT 4 years (Vice President 2)� Swimming 2 years; National Honor So- MAYNAKD I. VASb MARY VELARDI MICHELLE TRENCHARD MARISA A. TURTOLA JODY A. VINCENT 28 HAJIME YANO DAVID W. YOUNG DEBORAH ZALONSKI CURT ZEMKE LISA L ZOLA JUDITH E. BUSH ________________1985_______________ ciety� Key Club I year� Student Council I year. VALERIE MARGARET WERNLR Val Looking back at all the years gone by the memories that we've shared makes today seem rather sad� we have to change Than for the memo- ries: KC % SS-ESP. LS ILY! D Than for your love!-U2!-Mom I love youl JAMES WEYANT. II Tripper 4 years of Football. I know times are changmg lt's time we all reach out for something new You say you want a leader so let me guide you to the purple rain -Prince. Thanks tor Good times Tyrone. D 6 M. CHERYL WILSON Though we all move on and go our own way. the memories will always stay. Good Times with all my friends. Thanks Mom Dad. FF: DH TL LD DE JB SM NN JP. Thanks everyone for Good times. ILY Daune. HAJIME YANO I am an AFS Exchange student from Japan. Thanks for your friendship and kindness. I love U.S.. CT. Sheehan, and I LOVE YOU ALL VERY MUCH! I hope I meet you again some day. Good luck. SAYONARA! DAVID W. YOUNG Jake Taking a look back on all the good times we've shared I know my four short years at Sheehan have been a success. Thank you Marne for the great times. Also Thanks Mom and Dad MV BY MS Jl PM. Diane II Y DFBORAH ZALONSKI Deb We may be apart by sight, but in my heart our memories will last for- ever. Thanx for all the great times. I'll never forget you guys! RD KK RS Ml LB LN. and thanks for everything Mom and Dad. ILY. LISA I ZOLA There are moments you remember all of your life. There are moments you wait for and dream of all your life. This is one of those moments. ILY Mommy. Goal: To ride the white pony. JUDITH E. BUSH Judy Friends, we’ve shared, you're all in my heart. Friends, we’ve cared, it’s a shame we must part. Cheerleading 3. (Capt). Friends, thanks for the memories. Mom ILY. Likes: Sunsets, beaches and Russ. 29 MISSING PHOTOS Ronald Arena Robert Barker Peter Barone Steven Barry Mark Carver Regina Glidden James Gombita Gregg Harrison Robert Parris Ted Piekarski Joe Warro 30 Senior Superlatives CLASS COMEDIANS BETH GEIGER. ANDY REYNOLDS BEST DRESSED: JOY SODERLUND. PETE DIGIOIO CLASS CUTIES: TONI HOLMAN. ROB CIRILLO Senior Superlatives BEST LOOKING. DANA DAVIDSON. PETE DIGIOIA CLASS INDIVIDUALS. SUSAN MULLEN. JIM BROWN CLASS FLIRTS. MICHELE GRUENER. MARK BENCIVENGO Senior Superlatives MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: JUDY BUSH. ANDY REYNOLDS SHYEST: KIM CARLIN. MICHAEL SULLIVAN BEST PERSONALITY KAREN FUHR. ANDY REYNOLDS MOST MUSICAL: KIM WALKER. JON PECKMAN MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED. LAURA BOEHNER. DAN MCKEEHAN Senior Superlatives MOST VERSATILE: CINDY BLASE WITZ. DAN MCKEEHAN e s ? 0 i lb MARK BfcNCIVfcNGO MICHAEL BERMUDEZ GIANCARLO BIONDINO LINDA BLAKESLEE ■ % 'fEm rm 2 HI LCl Eft CINDV BLA$jEWITZ LAURA BOEHNER BABY MOOSE LYNN BOUTILLIER [JjJ w. 7 • • •� V y - L ' ft 1 � r c 3 KIM BROWN JANET BUSH JUDY BUSH CAROLYN BUTTERFIELD n j i - i o 1 v' '• ! ! i 1 lym f- - y ROB CIRILLO % KIM COOPER b� € FRAN CUSANO e CAROLYN DALLAS 9 $ LEEANN DEROSA LAUREN DEROSA DENISE ERRATO ERED ERANZONI USA GRILLO MICHFI E GRUENER GINA JULIANO JEFF KOZIEL TERESA LABREE TFRFSA IACOURSF JACK L RESE PETE LIMOSANI EILEEN LINABERRY ROSE LOPES t I JENNIFER PILON KRISTIN PIPPIN RUTH PRfcBLfc AMY SAGE MICKEY SALDANA ROBIN SAUL SAMANTHA SHIMWELL JOHN SLOCUM � THELMA STARRS LAURIE SUMMERHELD JACKIE TATRO ANDY IIRADO SA, % A n MARISA TURTOLA KIM WALKER HAJIME YANO LISA ZOLA 39 Class J, Mark Allard, leave to my brother Craig all the tools he will need to fix my thunderbird while Tm at college. Sorry no keys! U e. Anonymous, leave to the incoming freshman Samaha’s attitude problem, (food Cuck!! J, Cindy Maze, leave to M- Melillo one RCM from the big guy and don't forget to Rakala for safety!! J. Caura Roehner, leave to Chris Meade and Mary Jdirmal all the headaches of Student Council. J, Cynn Routillier, leave to Rose A Sandy all our road trips, snow banks, one way streets, and all the rest. Seel that turkey bite! J. KR. leave to Cisa D.. Cori S., A Sue R. all of the great partying times and the many laughs we’ve shared!! Cet DJO Rock On. J, Sandy Mullock, leave to Kelly Meyers all the long talks, laughter A tears shed in RM105. Til always remember it. Miss fa!XOXO J, Komana Caires, leave to all my former teachers a great big Zhanks. We, Carolyn and Zoni, leave to Kim Jzzo all the “great fun” of doing the Senior section next year, (food Cuck! J. Chrys and fenz, leave to drank Sprafke all the good times, parties, and weekends-May the 151 last forever! We love ya! We, Zhe Class of 1985, leave to the Class of1986 all our spirit and luck in Powder puff! Vou will need the most you can get. J, Maria D’Angelo, leave to Cuisa D’Angelo my teachers and all my good times at Sheehan. J, Dee, leave to Sue Sazzino a pickle and all the parties underwater! Keep up the tradition kiddo. J, Cori Delmolino. leave to Walter Mining a life supply of Kleenex and a new nose to go with them. J, fane Doe, leave fohn Parker a closet full of Zcddy Rears A a very wet summer. We. Double Zrouble, leave wondering who will be Mr. Dunn’s next double trouble. J, MD, leave to Mr. Heubauer a bunch of chickens ZO COUHZ. We. Denise Srrato and Dawn Kossignol, leave to Ms. Manico one full blooming angel-winged begonia. J, Don Sinn, leave to Kevin Sinn the wall, the lunch table, and the good times with Ms. Zola. J, Sran, leave to Stein, Abe, Swazy, and Matt all the memories of Italian and a friendship which will last forever. JC]f ACC! J, Reth (feiger, leave to Sue and fill the traditional Sazzino locker, Al-132. J, Sir Harvey, leave to Zodd Zorino the ORR. (food luck and use it well, Cimmerian. J, Zoni Holman, leave to Anne Matuskiewicz all our good times and memories we’ve shared. Zhanx for everything A Rest of Cuck! We, Zhe Jnstitution, leave the Jnfluential Power to no one but ourselves. J, (fina fuliano, leave to Cisa Ditfoia the privilege of goosing Rrian Cudovico once every day until graduation. We, Karen and Haney, leave to Zim Williams two years of being a Wompa Wompa. We, fK, RQ, PD, leave to Mrs. Seehan light bulbs for her glow in the dark green jacket. J, Zeresa CaRree, leave my parking spot to Robert. J leave all my teachers to Kathy, Richard and Mike, (food Cuck (fuys. Cuv sis. J, Zeresa Cacourse, leave to my sister and friends Renee and Deanna all the laughs and good times of the rest o f your years. Wills J, Kick Hewis, leave to anyone with a nice 68 Camaro my two parking places and a great senior year to my sister! J. Sileen Hinaberry. leave to Mark ( riffin my sister. Kathy, (food JCuckl! J, Karen Horusso, leave to Patty Defennaro and fCicole Hut man the joy and happiness you've brought to me being best friends. J. Sue Hough tin, leave to Denise Proto. Andy Dougan. and Danielle Koy the curb outside during lunch. Don’t get bounced kids! JHVAM Ule. Alaria and Carolyn, leave to Mr. Aovakowski all the typing and abuse that we took from you. J. Cami MacHean. leave my special thame and gratitude to Mr. fusco for all the things he has done to help me graduate! J. Dan AlcKeehan, leave to Paul Scala and Pob Violette Sheehan Soccer and rowdy nights in the 'Cuda. Pe the balls! J, Michelle, leave to Hisa and Val the drench Club(HA!HA!)- Also. J leave to ffodie a 4-year supply of library passes. J. Michele Hoornis, leave to Zracy Pishop my scat in the nurses office, also the good times J had my senior year! (food Huck! JH] ! J. Moose, leave the CKSW sore knuckles from Moosebeating Scramblers. J. Xeddymoose, leave to KO a free hug and an “003” anytime. J, Debbie At organ, leave to fayna Atorgan mascara at the bus stop-and much happiness. J, Susan Mullen, leave to Steven love and kisses, an empty house, and Atom and Dad a to yourself!! J. Valerie Philbrick, leave to (flenby and Heigh all the fun and aggravation of the A3S club, (food Huck! J, Diane Polito, leave to Annette Sabatucci and Michele Pates all the great times and memories from soccer. Miss you and Hove yaJ! We, Zhe Powder puff Zeam of ’85, leave to Zhe Class of 86 all the strengh and spirit we had. ou are going to need it! J. Donna Proto, leave to Denise and Cathy all my old History notes from Sylvestro’s class and my four year old gym suit! Huv ya! We, Kose and Hynn, leave to Stein and Swazy a rematch of our basketball game at Aioran. We, Zhe Senior (firls, leave the {juniors our lunch table. JCs officially yours now, so you can throw all the food you want. J. Seth, leave to Hisa my car keys. J. Zhelma Starrs, leave my brother, {John Starrs, my alarm clock. “Wake Up!” We. HS, MM, VW, SS. and KC, leave to the Class of '86 another white line outside not to pass during study hall. J, {Jackie Zatro, leave to Adie Pruee dancing in the dark and a lifetime supply of orange sweaters! We. Zhe Steno JJ Class, leave to Ms. fellen all the hard, dedicated work we did without ever complaining.((fet some new diet, tapes) J, Kim Walker, leave to Kari Walker her own room and the warden for two more years. 3, Hisa Zola, leave to 3reeda and MaZola another one just like me! We, Zhe 84-85 yearbook Class, leave to Mr. Kinaldi a loupe’, a bottle of bubbly, and all the strength and spirit we had. you’re gonna need it. We, Zhe Class of 19S5, dedicate our yearbook to Mr- Kion dine for all his sup- port and help throughout our years at Sheehan. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Biondino Advisor Mr. O'Connor Asst. Advisor Ms. Roliloff Asst. Advisor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pat Morrissey Secretary Deanna DiPasquale Treasurer Andy Reynolds Vice President Dan Page President THE CAPTAINS LOG FRESHMEN YEAR - 1981 Zhis year's graduating seniors climbed aboard the good ship, Mark Z. Sheehan High School, in September 198 J. Zhe nation had just gone through a period of ups and downs. Sight months earlier, in January. Ronald Reagan had been inaugurat- ed into his first term as President, and on the same day the country celebrated the return of 52 Americans held hostage in Jran for nearly 2 years. Zhen came the assassination attempts on the President, and Pope ffohn Paul JJ; luckily, both survived. Not so lucky was Anwar Sadat, president of Egypt, who died in a shower of gunfire. Zhere were also calm waters in 1981. England celebrated the marriage of Prince Charles to Cady Diana, while we were thrilled by the Raiders of the Lost Ark, the year's top movie. Zhe California Med-fly posed a serious problem, but it wasn't as hard a problem to solve as Rubik's Cube, the new puzzle craze. Zhe Space Shuttle blasted into orbit for the first time while the Rolling Stones’ world tour rocked us all with the sounds of their hit album. Start Me U p. flogging ran away as the fad of the year as America worked on getting itself in shape. Kef ore we knew it, the year was coming to an end, but not before Sandra Day O'Connor was chosen to be the first female flustice on the U.S. Supreme Court. Zhe discovery of pitching wonder. Jernando Valenzuela, of the C.A- Dodgers, made certain that 1981 was a special year. Zhe winds filled our sails and pushed us on toward 1982. SOPHOMORE YEAR - 1982 Zhe Sophomore year was one where childish ways seemed to have been left behind at the last port. We were confronted by our Marines going into Beirut, Cebanon and an increase in military and economic aid to civil-war- stricken SI Salvador. Zhe Soviet Union’s leader JCeonid Hrezhnev passed away, leaving former KQH director uri Andropov in charge, while Zylenol poisoning caused seven deaths and one big headache in the U.S. E.T. and Poltergeist were the hit movies of the year with Tootsie and Rocky III also packing a punch. Wayne Gretzky of Jce Hockey's Sdmonton Oilers broke all the scoring records as Care Hears and Atari computers, and indeed computers of all types, turned into a multi-million dollar enterprise. (ferry Conney and Carry Holmes fought it out for the heavyweight championship of the world. A Vietnam Memorial was finally dedicated in Washington D.C. John DeCorean, famous carmaker, was arrested while making a huge cocaine deal. Zhe year ended and we sailed into 1983. JUNIOR YEAR - 1983 Jt is the f unior year and we can all understand things a little better, for we are now experienced sailors. We have much more to understand now also, such as the Soviet shootdown of a commercial airplane KAC007, with the loss of many lives, and the American invasion of Grenada. Zhe Soviet walkout from the Hue tear Arms talks brought world anxiety to a peak as fears spread of thermonuclear destruction. Zhe new board game, Zrivial Pursuit, tested our knowledge and you either wanted to buy a Cabbage Patch Kid or throw it into a blender. We were moonwalking to Michael fjacskson's mega hit album Thriller or just grooving to the PolicCs Synchronicity and Davie Howie’s Let’s Dance. Flashdance was the surprise hit movie of the year, joining the third movie in Star Wads trilogy, The Return of the Jedi, the year's biggest moneymaker. Courage was shown more than ever in 1983 by both Harney Clarke, the first person to have a plastic heart implant, and Vanessa Williams, the first woman ever forced to give up the title. Miss America. Zhc courage of America’s Marines was also very evident, but the glory of it was dulled by the return of their coffins from Lebanon to the U.S. SENIOR YEAR - 1984 Much wiser and more weatherworn then when wc started four years ago, we began our Senior year. Zrouble had come again to the Soviet Union as furi Andropav died and Konstantin Chernenko took over. America’s Alarms finally left Lebanon. Old barriers were broken when (Jeraldine Serraro was chosen to be the first female Vice-Presidential candidate. She and running- mate, Democratic presidential candidate, Walter Mondale did not fare well against Kepublicans, Konald Keagan and (Jeorge Hush. Zhey won the election in a huge landslide taking every state but Minnesota and the District of Columbia. Ghostbusters was the year's biggest moneymaker in the movie industry. Kunning not far behind was Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Gremlins, and Footloose. Prince had the best selling album, Purple Rain. Hruce Springsteen came in second with Born in the U.S.A. Zhe Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, fugoslavia and the Summer Olympics in Cos Angeles went well except for the Soviet led boycott of the jC A- games. Zhe Detroit Zigers won the World Series and America’s favorite Z.V. show M A S H. finally ended. Zhe tides pulled us into 1985 and graduation. We kept on going as the future beckoned us to jump on her ship and COMS SAJC AWAV- MOVJS QHOSZKUSZEKS :'ACZOK fflJCJC MUKKAV ACZKESS QOCVJE HAW KOOk AZJVE SONGS “WE’KE HOZ QONNA ZAkS JZ” “CliekV SZAK” “wekv kaccoon” M AVOW A mues spkjngszeen VAN HAVEN 106 WHEN MZV, CHEEKS POKSCHE pjZZA Aik MANNJON EVVJE MUKPHV PUKPjCE 9EMACE SJHQEK MAZE SmEK VOCAC QKOUP KAVJO SZAZJOH Z.V. PKOQKAMS CAK 900V ZEACHEK COMEVJAN cozok SEASON CANVV 9ASZ 900V KESZAUKANZ 9JNE 900V KESZAUKANZ SPOKZ ZOPJC 09 VJSCUSSJON 9AV0KJZE PASZJME SUMMEK M k M'S nUKQEK kJNG KUSZJC OAK 900ZKAZJC OPPOSJZE SEX 9EASZJNG Class of 1985 Senior Directory Mark R. Allard. 57 Ridgetop Road. 11 12 66 Judith A. Allen, 145 Ridgewood Road. 6 16 67 Ronald D. Arena, 118 Knollwood Drive, 3 11 67 Jayne Babinsky, 173 Quinnipiac Street, 10 6 65 Robert M. Barker, Jr., 391 Main Street, 5 27 66 Steven John Barry, 1572 Rhey Avenue, 8 6 65 Clifford F. Bartlett, 627 Sixth Ridge Road, 10 4 66 Peter M. Bartlett, 99 Highland Avenue, 1 22 67 Scott Edward Baylow, 4 Marc Drive, 5 11 67 Brian J. Beckert, 40 Wooding Road, 5 26 66 Mark R. Bencivengo, 46 Parkview Road, 11 29 66 Christine A. Benevento, 156 Ridgeland Circle, 12 31 67 James W. Bennett, Jr„ 13 Parker Farms Road, 3 11 67 Renee Jeannette Bergeron, 30 Bailey Avenue, 10 11 67 Michael Angelo Bermudez, 7 Oxford Trail, 4 9 67 Linda Blakeslee. 297 Quinnipiac Street, 4 22 67 Cindy Blasewitz, 116 Ridgewood Road, 2 15 67 Kenneth H. Bloom, Jr„ I Apple Street, 8 13 67 Laura L. Boehner, 29 Ridgetop Road, 3 19 67 Paul Bonito. 2 Wayne Road, 5 17 67 Jocelyn Annette Boutillier, 257 New Cheshire Road, 4 19 67 Frederick A. Bouza, Jr„ 15 Tennessee Avenue, 10 11 66 Bill C. Bowden, Jr., 62 Schoolhouse Road, 7 10 67 Thomas Edward Brann, 17 Oak Street, 9 20 66 John Brinkley, 50 Grieb Road, 12 21 65 Charmaine Brown, 29 Pierson Drive, 3 10 67 James E. Brown Jr„ 5 Jamestown Circle, 12 31 66 Kimberly Ann Brown, 59 Parkview Road, 1 22 67 Sandra Lee Bullock, 71 Grove Street, 12 31 67 Janet Estelle Bush. 34 Pierson Drive, 4 2 67 Judith E. Bush. 34 Pierson Drive, 10 28 65 Carolyn Ann Butterfield. 216 East Street. 11 17 65 Romana D. Caires, 83 Carlton Street, 1 23 66 Kathy Candela, 83 Sharon Drive, 8 29 67 Joel W. Canino, 1740 Tuttle Avenue, 8 27 66 Mark J. Carver. 25 Pequot Road, 4 22 67 Kimberly Carlin, 32 Morgan Drive, 2 19 66 Deborah Lee Celotto, 47 North Orchard Street, 2 13 64 Penni Chasse, 123 Chimney Hill Road, 11 3 67 Robert Anthony Cirillo, Jr., 109 Montowese Trail, 11 17 67 Christopher Kevin Connolly, 53 Maitby Lane, 10 6 66 Kimberly Cooper, 230 Main Street, 5 20 67 Warren Corriveau, 2 Bailey Avenue, 6 22 66 Laura Cote, 242 South Cherry Street, 8 26 67 James Cremin, 590 Woodhouse Avenue. 11 21 63 Joseph John Crettella, III., 77 Montowese Trail, 7 20 67 Kathleen A. Cronin, 65 Thorpe Avenue, 6 15 67 Frances Cusano, 182 Cook Hill Road, 9 11 67 Chrystyna Cusio, 28 Pequot Road, 8 1 66 Carolyn E. Dallas, 210 Mansion Road, 11 24 67 Maria D’Angelo. 17 North Ridgeland Road. 4 26 67 Danalee Davidson, 459 South Elm Street, 2 1 67 Patricia Ann DeGennaro, 14 Colonial Lane, 5 8 67 Joanna DelGaudio, 859 Church Street, 8 17 67 Robert DellaCamera, 7 Giant View Road, 4 20 67 Lori A. Delmolino, 45 Old Lane, 8 13 67 Patricia DelVecchia, 21 Ono Drive, 6 4 67 Lauren Mary DeRosa, 1470 Tuttle Avenue, 4 23 67 Lee Ann DeRosa, 1470 Tuttle Avenue, 1 23 65 Peter DeRoy, 8 East Street, 4 25 67 Annette DeStefano, 7 Jodi Drive, 10 10 67 Robert Jay DeVoe, 17 Brookview Avenue, 10 22 67 Carrie Ann Diaz, 8 Chimney Sweep Road. 8 31 67 Peter M. DiGioa, 10 Giant View Road. 8 20 67 Deanna Marie DiPasquale, 1236 Barnes Road, 12 31 67 Tom Dorio. 64 Osage Drive. 4 18 67 Lisanne M. Dorsey, 107 Ridgewood Road, 12 9 66 Deirdre Ann Doyle, 57 Hintz Drive, 3 1 67 Denise Ann Errato, 17 Gaye Lane, 6 22 67 Donald E. Finn, Jr., 110 Ridgeland Circle. 6 14 66 Christopher G. Fishbein, 966 North Farms Road, 12 21 67 Fred Peter Franzoni. 29 Crestview Terrace, 7 27 66 Mike P. Fritz, 43 Grove Street, 5 27 67 Karen M. Fuhr. 421 Hope Hill Road, 11 10 66 Janice L. Gagne, ll-d Wilcox Lane, 3 14 67 Richard J. Gagne, 43 Carriage Drive, 1 13 66 Julia M. Gallagi, 8 Merwyn Road, 3 6 67 Beth Ann Geiger, 20 Shady Drive, 3 23 67 Robert M. Gerson, 37 Jones Road. 9 15 67 Stephen Giannini, 44 Pierson Drive, 1 28 67 Stephen E. Giardina, 88 Spice Hill Drive. 12 17 66 Regina D. Glidden, 28 East Street, 8 26 66 Christopher A. Goddard. 75 Edgehill Road. 10 12 67 James Gombita, Jr., 128 Clifton Street, 5 29 67 Matthew J. Griffin, 88 Apple Tree Lane, 8 20 67 Lisa Grillo, 31 High Hill Road. 11 3 67 Michele C. Gruener, 7 Shangri Lane, 8 25 67 Kimberly D. Hancock, 8 Mountain View Road, 6 10 67 Gregg A. Harrison, 556 Church Street, 4 16 66 Steven W. Hatch, 76 Hanover Street, 7 3 67 Marc A. Henderson, 2 Summerwood Drive, 1 20 67 Maggie Herrera. 68 Bull Avenue, 5 11 67 Seth Hillman. 30 Elmwood Road. 4 15 67 Toni Ellen Holman, 83 Nicholas Road. 6 16 67 Mark Hornyak. 3 Jodi Drive, 10 14 67 Steve Hubbard, 43 Spice Hill Drive, 7 29 66 Holly G. Hulicki, 13 Jeffrey Drive, 12 12 66 Gina Juliano, 43 Ridgeland Circle, 4 24 67 Gary Kinney, 82 Ridgeland Road, 12 30 66 Jeff Koziel, 76 Seiter Hill Road, 6 7 67 Michael E. Kronberg, 1450 Tuttle Avenue. 5 10 67 Teresa LaBree, 4 Beechwood Road, 8 9 66 David LaCoss. 1410 Durham Road, 9 18 67 Teresa Marie Lacourse. 44 Apple Tree Lane. 4 21 67 Dave Laffin, 22 Seneca Road, 11 21 66 47 Class of 1985 Senior Directory John P. Larese, 26 Hintz Drive. 1 22 67 Richard M. Lewis. III. 30 Pierson Drive, 5 13 66 Peter B. Limosani, 25 Apple Street. 7 1 67 Eileen Patricia Linaberry, 20 Brownstone Road. 5 24 67 Phil Longley, 113 Cook Hill Road, 12 5 65 Tina Longley. 113 Cook Hill Road. 5 24 67 Michele Loomis, 72 South Turnpike Road, 7 25 67 Rosemary A. Lopes. 85 Ridgeland Circle, 2 14 67 Karen Ann Lorusso, 60 Forest Road. 12 27 67 Dianne Marie Loughlin, 43 Jones Road, 2 2 67 Susanne Marie Loughlin, 43 Jones Road, 2 2 67 Nicole Rea Lutman, 14 Summerhill Road. 4 29 67 Robert Lynch. 15 East Street, 6 12 66 Cami MacLean, 31 Circle Drive, 3 25 67 Jennifer Marks, 6 Longview Lane, 7 22 67 Ernie Martino, 101 Brookview Drive. 2 21 66 Lisa Annette Massaro, 108 North Cherry Street, 10 2 67 Anna-Karin Mattson, Hallebergsvageu 93, 14141 Huddinge, Sweden, 8 22 66 Paul McCarthy, 69 Montowese Trail, 10 4 65 Daniel E. McKeehan, 52 Pierson Drive, 5 4 67 Robert W. Merski, Jr., 231 Quinnipiac Street, 6 20 67 Lisa Mirles. 321 Washington Street. 6 6 67 Laura Misiaszek, 121 Parker Farms Road, 11 20 67 Deborah Morgan, 289 Highland Avenue, 3 10 67 Patrick Morrissey, 40 Alison Avenue, 3 21 67 Susan K. Mullen, 26 Seiter Hill Road, 1 24 67 Marinelly Murillo, Contiguo Centro Nutrician, Tilaran 5710 Gte., Costa Rica. 6 3 67 Janet Nehez, 5 Shetland Drive, 2 27 65 Nancy S. Nigro, 8 Catlin Road, 9 26 67 Craig M. Odermatt, 48 Algonquin Drive, 2 4 67 Jodi A. Ouellette, 1251 Old Colony Road, 2 2 66 Daniel R. Page, 18 Sullivan Road. 12 10 66 Michele Lee Paolillo, 32 Montowese Trail, 7 27 67 Robert T. Parris, 8 Laura Lane, 3 13 66 Jonathan August Peckman, 46 Pieper Drive, 5 8 67 Soren Pedersen, Jerismosevej 58 b., 2670 Greve Strand, Denmark, 7 12 67 Valerie Philbrick, 6 Old Lane Road, 1 20 67 Karen A. Picard, 132 Rockledge Road, 3 9 67 Ted Piekarski, 9 Merwyn Road. 6 6 66 Jennifer Ann Pilon, 41 North Turnpike Road, 2 26 67 Kristin M. Pippin, 25 Crestview Terrace, 6 29 67 Diane C. Polito, 4 Elmwood Road, 8 28 67 Cynthia Pomerleau, 12 Mohican Lane, 5 1 67 Ron Powell, 285 Highland Avenue, 10 7 67 Ruth Ann Preble, 1261 Barnes Road, 3 3 67 Donna Marie Proto, 60 Algonquin Drive, 4 27 67 John Daniel Proulx, 67 Mohawk Drive, 12 2 67 Michael C. Reeves, 13 Cornwall Road, 8 21 67 Marty Regan, 52 Ridgeland Road, 2 27 67 Andrew P. Reynolds, 8 Osage Road. 9 21 67 Jeffrey Rhodes, 37 Hanover Street, 6 20 67 John David Ritskowitz, 15 Ono Drive, 9 29 67 Jim Roblcc, II Haller Place, 3 3 67 Willie A. Robles, 400 North Cherry Street Ext., 10 13 67 David Routh. 46 Ridgecrest Road, 3 22 66 Thomas A. Ruggiero, 1410 Rhey Avenue, 1 17 67 Christopher Sabino, 24 Hillside Lane. 2 2 67 Douglas A. Sabino, 24 Hillside Lane. 2 2 67 Amy Lynn Sage, 1016 No. Main Street Ext., 5 27 67 Mickey A. Saldana, 136 Clifton Street. 4 1 66 Andrea D. Sansone, 37 Hallmark Drive, 1 31 67 Jose Santiago. I Circle Drive, 4 15 67 Robin Saul, 4 Kirtland Court, 12 14 67 Susan Marie Schaefer, 37 Jeffrey Drive, 1 20 67 Stuart James Schouten. 27 Algonquin Drive, 7 29 67 Michael R. Sgambati, 170 Mohawk Drive, 5 13 67 Samantha Shimwell. 45 High Street, 3 30 67 Lisa Marie Simler, 10 Longview Lane, 5 24 67 Michael A. Skapczynski, 3 Saddle Lane, 10 16 67 John C. Slocum, 36 Ridgenoll Road, 7 6 67 Laurie Ann Smith, 161 Mansion Road, 12 9 66 Joy Lisa Soderlund. 20 Apple Tree Lane, 9 18 67 Harvey H. Stanley, 6 Quince Street, 8 20 66 Thelma A. Starrs, 57 Circle Drive, 3 29 66 Phillip K. Stasulli, 5 Sullivan Road, 1 17 67 Blanche C. Steele, 846 South Colony Road, 7 3 67 Michael P. Sullivan. Ill Ridgetop Road, 9 24 67 Laurie A. Summerfield, 1230 Yale Avenue, 1 20 67 Kurt Swenson, 77 Hintz Drive, 5 21 66 Diane Sypek, 135 North Ridgeland Road, 7 12 67 Jacqueline R. Tatro, 56 Pierson Drive, 6 26 66 John T. Taylor, Jr., 32 Summerwood Drive, 7 1 67 Leslie P. Teeney, 53 Circle Drive, 10 17 66 Andy Testa. 30 Pieper Drive. 4 6 67 David G. Tiedemann, 18 Hintz Drive, 11 24 67 Andy Tirado, 136 Clifton Street, 7 19 67 Brian Tomlinson, 317 Harrison Road, 1 11 67 Michelle Trenchard, 26 Parkview Road, 4 20 67 Joseph Turner, 738 Seventh Ridge Road, 9 6 66 Marisa A. Turtola, 48 Deer Run Road. 11 22 67 Maynard T. Vass, 316 Highland Avenue. 1 18 67 Mary Velardi, 16 Jodi Drive, 9 18 67 Jody A. Vincent. 29 Jenna Road, 8 18 67 William F. Wadsworth, 61 Hintz Drive, 10 4 66 Kimberly Ann Walker, 5 Park Pond Circle, 8 10 67 David S. Wargo, 3 Spring Brook Road, 8 5 67 Joe Warro, 115 North Hartford Turnpike, 1 3 67 Valerie Margaret Werner, 1162 South Curtis Street, 6 28 67 James Weyant, II, 44 Parker Farms Road, 10 26 66 Cheryl Lynn Wilson, 24 Cornwall Road, 10 11 67 Hajime Yano. 1-9-10 Nishiogikita, Saginami-ku, Tokyo. 8 13 67 David W. Young. 75 Hill Avenue. 9 9 66 Deborah Zalonski, 245 Grieb Road, 1 8 67 Curt Zemke, 152 North Ridgeland Road. 8 30 66 Lisa I. Zola, 25 Sylvan Avenue, 10 25 67 48 A132. Mrs. Roberts. ROW . Jesse Arnold. Eric Birks, Craig Allard. Craig Arle, Joe Bartouic. Ricki Abreu, Chris Adams. Tracey Adamczyk. ROW 2. Mrs. Roberts. Susan Bickford. Pam Bauers. Kim Baxter. Kristin Aruzzo. Lynne Bermudez. Tina Bendel. Tiffany Barker. Carrie Borzillo. ROW 3. John Blanchard. Fleetwood Bassett. David Parkowski. Mike Bates. Scott Arena. Missing. Mike Barbieri. A235, Mrs. DcMatteo. ROW . Mark Combs. Jeff Campbell, David Rrann, Jim Chordas. Todd Carini. John Cervero. Tiffany Brunell. Tricia Callahan. ROW 2: Debbie Cotter. Kim Clancey, Gina Criscuolo. Colleen Brown. Sue CelottoAisa Cerreto. Regina Grillo. Kerri Bronner. Dee Bowden. ROW 3 Danny Craig. Scott Darling. Bruce Conroy, Stephen Deans. David DelVc chia. Rob Cannata. Marc Brooks. Missing: Christopher Brewer. A239. Mr. Zeoli. ROW I: Sieve Ellis. Tim Dineen. Jeff Dougan. Mike Ferrara. David Doyle. Jason Escoto. David DeSiefano. Dan Dighello. Kim Estep. ROW 2: Lisa Ferreira. Jill Fazzino. Barbara DePama. Kris Dyer. Debbie Doucette. Cherie Diaz. Trisia Faulkner. Dina Duprey, Colleen Emery. ROW 3.- Mr. Zeoli. Michelle Desjardins. Kris Flyntz. Dan Farley. Chris Ematrudo. Jennifer Dillon. Phyllis DeGioia. Missing: Patrick Dowl- ing. Patricia Dugan. A242, Miss Mattison. ROW . Sue Gillotti. Melissa Hancock. Mark Has- tings. Stacy Hanna. Lonnie Garris, Diana Grabsch, Suzanne Grillo. ROW 2: Cynthia Hart. Julie Grey, Stephanie Gray, Jessica Gannon, Angela Forcin- elli, Heather Frazer. Rhonda Fogelstrom. Leigh Gettner. Amy Galovic. Miss Mattison. ROW 3• Tracey Hanna. Jason Fuda. Billy Grehl, Shawn Gilman, Arthur Garton. Dave Fries. Mathew Fritz. Tom Gates. Missing: Kelly Gilson. A244, Mr. Bonito. ROW . Neal Ludovico. Steve Mitchell, Eric Lundgren. Paul Miller. Jim McMahon. Beth McCabe. Kristine Maccaroni. Shannon Mack. Chrisanne Marotto. Row J. Sandy Lugris. Lisa Mantefusco. Jackie Moran. Kris Maguder. Kim Michonski. Bianca Mercurio. Gail Morneau. Michele Loubier. Sue Martindale. Val Lucas.ROW 3: Mr. Bonito, John MacKenzie. Jon Michonski, Mike Memery, Chris MaKay, Carol McKeon. Rick Makata. A243, Mr. Hill. ROW I: Christine Laskeuitch. Rodney Haynes. Shawn Kelly, Kevin Kenny. Jennifer Lemire. Jim Limosani. Todd Houston. Sean Kavan- augh. ROW 2: Jennifer Kaye. Karrin Kwolek. Randy Holman. Renee Hen- derson. Jo Lahnin. Chris Juliano. John LaPenna. Kris Koba. Chris LaPenna. ROW 3: Mr. Hill. Katy Kelley. Jody Pokoszka. Eric Kudzma, Jon Leone. Dan Hennessey. Scott Julias. Missing: John Koons. 52 A245. Mr. Perez. ROW A Manish Nirmal. Susan Morris. Brenda Mueller. Kic Morse. Michael Norman. Joel Nalewajek. Patty Page. Row 2. Deena O’Connell. Jessica Pagan. Mario Pasinski. Noreen Perez. Kim Otis. Lisa Ottaviano. Paige Odell. Michelle Normandin. Jennifer Otis. ROW 3. Mr. Perez. Steve Mullen. Dennis Newhouse. Joe Oertel. Sean Murphy. John Neal. Auchea Muro. Amy Parisi. A248. Mr. Tucker. ROW A Tami Strout, John Sponauer. Gary Tarnowski. Sue Testa. Pam Scott. Patrick Sullivan. Scott Tagliatela. Darren Smith. ROW 2; Kim Smith. Brandi Smith. Amy St. Hilaire. Tracy Sheylor. Laura Sheehan. Cathy Supranovich. Wendy Tirita. Josephine Vebaus. Gina Sta- sulli. ROW 3: Mr. Tucker. Kirt Tassmer. Tracey Smith. Vinny Truitacosti. Billy St. Jacques. Todd Stilson, Stephen Stabach. John Swantek. A256. Mr. Farley. ROW A Eric Swift. Aaron Waterman. Brian Valiquetle. Anders Wettler. Timothy Whittaker, Louie West. Brian Wallace. David Varney. Rich Yale. ROW 2-. Diana Wells. Laura Van Blarcom. Nicky Zandri. Jennifer Wood. Stephanie Zambory. Dawna Young. Sarah Walter. Lori Wilhite. Giovanna Vecchitto. Billie Jean Viarengo. ROW 3: Mr. Farley. John Violettc. Jim Walters, Dave Watson. Tim Vergean. Russ Wiclen- beck. Frank Winters. Skip Zona. A246. Mr. Ardas. ROW A Albert Renda. Marc Polanski. Bob Rau. Dorn Perito. Peter Sarmeiny. Steve Rusatz. Scott Philbrick. David Pontbriand. Chris Schunmahn. Row 2. Danielle Roy. Staci SanMiguel. Karen Routh. Carol Ruggiero. Michelle Rubin. Cheryl Scott. Kristen Satton, Lea Schus- ter ROW 3 Mr. Ardas. Alaina Philbrick. Chrissy Riccio. Jennifer Scala. Deanna Porter. Dawn Rigoulot. Amy Retzer. Danielle Pucci. Tammy Ouinn. Missing: Katrina Sacobie. 53 Jason Zandri. Vice President Chris Thulin. Secretary Greg Carbon. President Missing. Jana Morgan. Treasurer Advisors. Mr. Boylan. Mr. Doherty A205. Mr� . Gramiis. ROW I: Mall Ciak, Greg Carbone. Phillip Berdon. Jeff Bloom. Trey Body. Nancy Carver. Wendy Barnes. ROW 2: Mrs. Grannis. Robin Bretico, Heather Bohnwagner. Jenny Birdsey. Emilca Bolstridge. Kris Andresen. Lori Brown. Tracey Butka, Beth Boudreau. ROW 3. Chris Chan. Mike Biggs. Lester Blazejawski. Joe Barbiuto. Martin Beichner. Dave Bishop. Heidi Bonanno. ROW 4: Dave Carlson. Pat Arnold. Missing: Mark Addy. Eileen Anderson. A207, Mr. Tomalski, ROW .- Gary Cronin. Mike Cuomo. Bonney Corey, Shelley Clough. Mike Coppelo. ROW2, Mary Caulfield. Renee Castigllone, Dawn Danio. Brenda Dejesus. Beverly Cadett. Joanne Crist. Bess Connol- ly. Sheri Crew. ROW 3. Mr. Tomalski. Paul D'Amato. Jackie Cianciulli. Sue Crolius. Courtney Child. Nancy Cowen, Jeff Cohen. Luisa D'Angelo. Lynn Coughlin. Missing: Paul Caruso. Denise Charpentier. SS 56 A2K). Mr. Moran. ROW . Beth Desroches. Lani Durant. Elizabeth Fergu- son. Erin Ellis. Amy Fahey. Michelle DuBovik. Jackie Dinneen. Mary Eblnger. ROW 2: Mi. Moran. Christy DiNallo. Stacey Dorrico. Rae Dsupin. Dawn Fitzgibbons. Gloria DiMonaco. Tracey Fisher. Lynne Fruin. Fleather Fritz. Allison Forsythe. ROW i. Todd Ferrauolo. Tom Doucet. Andy Dowd. Boh Fstelle. Jeff DelGaudio. Joe Ferretti. Lou Ferri. Angelo Dichello. Missing. Carol Dzubiak. A2I2, Mr. Picard. ROW • Melinda McPherson. Jim Lubinskas. Chris Me- lillo. Joe Mirra. Scott Lynch. Don Merritt. Warren Martineck. ROW 2: Danielle LaPenna. Valerie Luongo. Rosalie Licitra. Renee Madore. Gini Lyons. Patty Masse. Michele Melillo. Kathy McGowan. Kathy Linabcrry. Lesley McPherson. ROW 3: Mr. Picard. Stacey Lucas. Dennis Mahon. Michael McComb. Jerry Matuskiewicz. Gary Landino. Marty McCor- mick. Missing: Aleta Marrero. Russell Lawto. A2II. Mr. Blessing. ROW Mary Lanahan. Theresa Flenclik. Robin Gideon. Nancy Flelton. Mike Kelley. ROW 2: Lynnanne Hubbard. Kim Kenyon Maureen Hogan. Lisa Hillman. Meredith Hax. Kelly Ingrahim. Tina Gu- dclski. Laura Gsabsch. ROW 3: Carl Lackstrom. Mike Jacobs. Ed Lamb. Mr. Blessing. Mathias Heroux. Rohn Heidgerd. Scott Halstead. Sal Gere. mia. Missing. Mike Glidden. A2I3. Mr. Dunn. ROW . Nick Reynolds. Nelson Perez. Tony Phoenix. Cliff O’Connell. Scott Pedersen. Steve Mlinarcik. Paul Rachcco. Tony Polito. ROW 2: Lea Moynihan. Kelly Myers. Tracy Mogensen. Sue Nalewajk. Dawn Moore. Jean Paskin. Kim Richardson. Renee Rivers. ROW 3, Mr Dunn. Andy Parker. Matt O’Connor. John O’Connor. Chip Dingo. Law- rence Montgomery. Steve Murray. John Piscitelli. Jeff Passante. Missing Jayna Morgan. A2I4. Mr Dorhety. ROW • Brian Salisbury. Dean Smart. Keith Shook, Scott Timothy. Eric Sivertsen. Ken Short. ROW 2. Lisa Silvestri. Meg Sorota. Trish Sgambati. Michele Romano. Tina Smith. Edie Schwink. Sasha Sarmany. Tracy Sommo. Chris Sheehy. Michelle Rogers. ROW 3: Mr. Doherty. John Santiago. David Silvia. Mike Smith. John Starrs. Kevin St. Pierre. Joe Simone. Mike Saton. Missing: Fred Scarfi. Dawn Simmons. A22 . Mr. Burghoff. ROW I: Terez Szollosi. Kari Walker. Karl Swenson. Pete Talarczyk. Daniel Wallace. Jason Zandri. Aaron Vertucci. ROW 2. Dana Wainer. Eve Wojaik. Jennifer Zykowski. Beth Thorpe. Chris Thulin. Kathy White. Kathy Valenti. Colleen Totz. ROW 3. Mr. Burghoff. Robin Whisler, Bridgette Weidner, Michelle Thiede. Scott Torre. Sean Ya- sensky. Missing• Patrick Venn. S7 Kim Izzo, Secretary Joe Chordas. Vice President Bill Stevens. President Donna Moslow. Treasurer Advisors, Mr. Ardas. Mrs. DeMatteo. Mr. Morowski AK)5. Ms. Vytell. ROW h Sarah Birdsey. Richard Bersch. Glen Barton. Lisa Bemis. Annette Back, Terl Alogna. Rick Allen. ROW 2 Deanna Bcnci- vengo. Lynn Bickford. Renee Riglin. Lee Anderson, Lara Betta. Dawn Bachmann. Sandy Battles. Michele Bates. Charlotte Ayers. ROW 3: Ms. Vytell. Matt Belcourt. Dave Billings. Jesse Barkasy. John Holmes. Dennis Bielak. Brian Albert. Peter Arneson. Missing. Kenneth Beamon. AKX . Miss Edson. ROW . Roy Brewster. Gary Burness. Steve Brown. Rick Brown. Dave Clark. Howie Camolli. ROW 2.- Tracy Bishop. Siubain Caul- field. Mariam Botichoutrouch. Melissa Bonk. Diane Caruth. Lisa Cerreto. ROW 3. Miss Edson. Scott Casciano. Joe Chordas. Larry Burgess. Chris- tine Brown. Barbara Bosco. Bryan Cannata. Fred Criscuolo. Missing. Steve Carrangelo. Art Bruneau. At07. Miss Underwood. ROW • Gene Clementte. Larry DiVicino. Andy Dougon. Todd Desmond. Mike Dichello. Tricia Coyle. Linda Czarniak. Geniene Dugan. ROW 2: Carol Desautels. Kim Davidson. Kay Devine. Shari Driscoll. Sue Fazzino. Lisa DiGioia. ROW 3: Miss Underwood. Shan- non Craddock. Darlene D'Agostino. Lynette DeVoe. Frank Forcinelli. Richard Collins. Tom Degnan. Lou DePonte. Ray Diaz. Dave Doukas. Missing. Thomas Dcghan. Peter Dcroy. AIOS. Mrs. Toman. ROW • Jennifer Hirst. Kevin Finn. Jeff Fuhr. Mark Griffin. Skip Helland. Deanna Henderson. ROW 2: Anne Freeman. Dawn Gayton. Nadine Gott. Cheryl Farone. Donna Gersz. Amy Holmes. Scott Genest. Bryan Gilliam. ROW 3: Mrs. Toman. Ken Hart. Konrad Gaetjen. Chris Gray. Larry Harris. Jim Fuda. Marion Hanna. John Hudick. Missing. Rod Hetzel. Beth Grasse. AII9. Mrs. Mahoney. ROW . Kim Izzo, Charlie Kent. Bob LaBree. John I acey. Mike Kulak. Fred Little. Jerry Issel. ROW 2. Dawn LeMay. Kelly Lacey. Jennifer Lewis. Dawn Iwanicki. Michele Kelvey. Sandy Kovac. Karin Krupa. Barbara Jansury. Lisa Johnson. ROW 3: Mrs. Mahoney. Randy LaClair. Mathew Kasmerzyk. Jamie Lanahan. Maria Licitra. Nicole Laurencelle. Brian Ludovico. Mark Hugo. Missing Mike Lawlor. Jeff Le- mire. AI20. Mr. Manzo. ROW I: Brian McGovern. Howard Mason. Don Moores. Keith Moon. Chris Martino. Billy Marchese. Scott Michonski. ROW 2: Lisa Mattel. Liz Martin. Anne Matuskiewicz, Linda Mazzucco. Nancy Macken- zie. Pam Mills. Stacey Macllvaine. Cathy McCabe. ROW 3. Mr. Manzo. Chris Meade. Kelly Martineau. Michelle Michaud. Kelly Martin. Bill Lyons. Lisa Matarazzo. Glen Martiner. Nicki Marchese. 60 AI2I. Mr. Vamvakis. ROW . Maureen Murphy. Dennis Mills. Dawn Pack ard. Denise Paquette. Rose Pascale. John Parker. ROW 2: Denise Proto Susan Mitchell. Tammy Mirles. Kris Murphy. Karen Passante. Donna Mos low. Mary Nirmal, Leigh Paulousky. Kristen Olson. ROW 3: Mr. Vamvakis Richard Moore. Matt Patten. Eric Paulousky. Rob Ottaviano. Ray Neal Ryan Morin. Jeff Oldfield. Missing• Andy Moses. Jackie Pagan. AI22. Ms. Jellen. ROW . Marcella Petersimes. Todd Poggio.Todd Powers. Jim Ricci. Jose Pires. ROW 1 Linda Reed. Deana Riguolot. Susan Pels. Charlene Ribera. Justine Reynolds. Gladys Rivera. Stacey Rakowski, Wendi Rigoulot. ROW 3: Ms. Jellen. Steve Petersimes. Dave Pavitt. Joe Rodrigues. Ricky Rivera. John Ricci. Shannon Provost. Danielle Pulit. A123, Mr. Kennedy. ROW • Fred Smithlock. Paul Scala. Robert Smith. Patrick Spica. Robert Schiffbauer. ROW 2. Renee St. Hilaire. Becky Short. Susan Rutcho. Sherri Rossicone. Megan Scarpa. Roxanne Smith. Annette Sabatucci. Barbara Sherwill. Jennifer Scott. ROW 3: Mr. Kennedy. Debby Schiffbauer. Debbie Slack. Debby Shorette. David Sidlauscus. Dave Silvia. Tim Salinsky. Missing: Frank Sprafke. Charles Slie. Pat Spica. AI24. Mr. Carrano. ROW .• Sieve Lawadski. Dave True. Sieve Vjvari. Bill Tagliatela. ROW 2-. Jeff Summerfield. Gary Velardi. Mark Trautman. Chris Thomas. Ed Stave. ROW 3. Mr. Carrano. Lisa Stanley. Sheri Tupay. Lori Stave. Adrienne Tharp. Liz Supranovich. Laura Vollono. Tricia Ve- kony. Elizabeth Young. ROW 4. Jim Whoolery, Edward Sulinski. Chris Zygmont. Todd Torino. Bill Stevens. Bob Violette. Barbara Valenti. Lisa Tagliatela. B009. Mrs. Carbutti. ROW k Jeff Saxon. Ed Ward. Neil Couillard. Pai Stilkey. Danny Nordgren. Dave Borrelli. ROW 1 Mrs. Selmecki. Ms. Jeai Marlowe. Mike Pisani. Bob DelGreco. Chris Bergeron. Jim Sugrue. Davi Cewe. Missing Gene Cole. Laura Wanat. Kevin Mikulski. 8150. Mr. Zierler. ROW . LeeAnn DeRosa. Janei Nehez. Christine Milles. ROW 2 Donald Bernat. Paul Lombardi. Fred Zierler (teacher). Domingos Pires. James Raccio. AII3: Mrs. Rohloff. ROW . Marie Renda. Deborah Celotto. ROW 2 Mrs Glenn. James Cremin. Karrie Hazen. William Perreault. Mrs. Rohloff. YEARBOOK MESSAGE 1985 TO THE CLASS OF 1985 As you approach your long-awaited graduation day, no doubt you will reflect upon your years at Mark T. Sheehan High School. We hope that Sheehan High School has prepared you well for your post high school plans and their challenges. Each of you has the talent to improve upon our quality of life. We urge you to use your skills and opportunities to the fullest. The staff of Mark T. Sheehan High School congratulates you and wishes you the very best in the future. Paul Marianella Principal 64 65 From left to right: Mr. Matt Ardas Mr. Hal Becker Miss Erika Beerbaum Mr. Boyd Biondino Mr. David Blessing Mr. Dennis Bonito Mr. John Boylan Mr. Robert Burghoff Mrs. Carol Carbutti Mr. Andrew Carrano Mr. Vincent Carrano Mr. Donald Caruth Mr. Nicholas Vamvakis Mr. Vamvakis, an English teacher here at Sheehan since 1971, went to both Southern and Central Connecticut Colleges to receive his BA and MA in English. He also is in his sixth year of training for Administrative Supervision. When asked about teaching here at Sheehan, he responded, ”1 enjoy teaching young people, especially, because they are full of optimism and they are very enthusiastic when they’ve accomplished something good; not like older people.” A student in class yelled out during our interview, Mr. Vamvakis is a teenager trapped in an older man’s body.” That about sums it up. 66 From left to right: Mrs. Richard Castaldo Mr. Richard Charette Mr. Thomas Cigas Mr. John Cook Mrs. Beverly DeMatteo Mr. Raymond A. DeMeola Mr. David Doherty Mr. Bennett Dunn Mr. Terrence Dunn Miss Karen Edson Mr. Charles Farley Mrs. Milda Feehan 67 From left to right: Mr. William Fritz Mrs. Bonnie Grannis Mr. James Fleilman Mrs. Nancy Hetzel Mr. Richard Hill Mr. Charles Houlihan Ms. Irene Jellen Mrs. Donna Jobbagy Mrs. Patricia Juliano Mr. William Kennedy Mr. Henry Kolakowki Mr. Edward Kosinski Mr. Rinaldi Mr. Charles Rinaldi is presently the Mark T. Sheehan High School’s yearbook advisor and an English teacher. He came to Sheehan from Holy Cross where he worked in the Drama Department for ten years. When he first arrived, he was appointed head of the Alternative Program because of his Masters degree in English and Family Therapy. Soon after, the Alternative Program was stopped, and he was left with- out a job. Mr. Rinaldi was appointed to teach English at Sheehan soon after when a vacancy occured. He was also asked to take over as Yearbook advisor. He did not have any experience, so he was leary at first, but he said, after I met the kids on the staff, I knew I had nothing to worry about.” One of the kids on the yearbook staff said, ’’Thank God, he took the job, because although he’s never done it before, he’s greatl” f 8 Prom left to right: Mrs. hllen Mahoney Mr. Dennis Mannion Mrs. Joan Mannion Mr. Ted Manzo Ms. Jean Marlowe Miss Christine Mattison Ms Pam McCarthy- Krombel Ms. Denise McGovern Mr. Joseph Miscia Mrs. Suzanne Mitoraj Ms. Joan C. Monlco Mr. Phillip Moran 69 hrom left to right: Mr. Charles Morawski Mrs. Joan Naylor Mr. Robert Neubauer Mr. John Novakowski Mr. James O'Connor Mrs. Kathleen Orzechowskl Mrs. Marcia Parish Mr. John Perez Mr. Paul Picard Miss Ann Pierlioni Ms. Linda Prostano Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds. R.N. Miss Rohloff Miss Wanda Rohloff is in charge of the Special Education department here at Sheehan. She has a Bachelors degree in Special Ed. and a Masters degree in education for the deaf and hearing impaired. She says, I came to Sheehan twelve years ago when I was a fresh, young whipper-snapper. She says, I love teaching here, it does have its bad days, but the good days are much more often.” Not only does Miss Rohloff teach them basic needs but also ceramics of which they have an annual sale at Christmas. One of her students, Jim Cremin, says of her, She’s a great teacher, sometimes she’s mean, but I love her.” Luckily, she’s here for all her students to love her, not just Jim. 70 From left to right: Mr. John Riccitolli Mr. Charles Kinaldi Mr. Daniel Roberts Mrs. Ellen Mascia- Roberts Ms. Wanda Rohloff Ms. Judith Samaha Mrs. Patricia Sayre Mr. Ralph Schlottman Mr. Phillip Sylvestro Mr. Kenneth Tomalski Ms. Lisa Toman Mr. Richard Tucker From left to right. Ms. Janis Underwood Mr. Nicholas Vamvakis Ms. Diana Vytell Mrs. Marjorie Wolfe Mr. Joseph Zeoli Mr. Fred Zierler Ms. Irma Zola Mrs. Diane Glenn Mr. Ed Mik 72 Mr. Frank Soldan Superintendent of Schools Mr. Vincent Ingles? Assistant Superintendent Secretaries. ROW . Mrs. Ann Hamasian. Mrs. Dorothey Butler. ROW 1 Mrs. Gertrude Molinari. Mrs. Betty Bukowski. Head Secretary-. Mrs. Eleanor Kubeck. Mrs. Nancy Potter. Aides: Mrs. Rosemarie Sferes. Jean Dellinger. Mrs. Doris Braun. Mrs. Esther Peck. Mr. Robert Nicoletti Assistant Superintendent Cafeteria Staff. ROW . Betty Carano. Kay Marzik. Rae Palmer. Pat Palmer. Annie Hines. ROW 1. Barbara Liptalc. Tilly Riccitelli. Joan Houle. Susan Wambolt. Charlotte Savo. Betty Keys. ROW 3. Lois Julius. Lois Pendricd. Custodian� : Mr. Joseph Sabo. Mr. Bill Conte. Head Custodian� James Cremin. B.O.E. Custodians: Larry Mrozowski. Missing from photo: Ann Bellows. 74 Spirit Week It s Monday morning, 8:45 AM. and over the daily announcements is heard. . Hawiian Musici The Spirit Week celebration has finally begun! As the Hawiian Maniacs took over the school for a day with wild clothes, sunglasses and just a touch of suntan lotion, the electricity level began its upward climb, to reach a crescendo two days later at the Pep Rally. Tuesday, it was Revenge of the Nerds - and what a revenge it was. The nerds virtually controlled the school, with their full complement of polyester slacks and horned-rimmed glasses. As they stuttered and wimped their way through, the posters for the Pep Rally became finished, and the electricity grew-We were approaching overload. 76 77 Spirit Week While the Powder Puff squad honed its skills to a razor’s edge the cheerleading gang only managed to get about as sharp as a rolling pin. Coaches Neubauer. Schlottman and Fusco worked with the girls on the basics of advanced flag football. Even though we were heavily outweighed by a skilled Lyman Hall team, our quickness allowed us to pull out a 12-12 tie in a barnburner of a game. The cheerleader’s organizational skill kept the crowd on its toes, and its spirit running high. As the final seconds ticked away, a slightly melancholy mood descended upon some of the players, for this game signified the beginning of the end of their senior year. Though when the bubbly was uncorked, We all got together and started looking forward to the next day's Homecoming game. Spirit Week Finally, after virtually months of preparation for the football play- ers and coaches, the moment of truth had arrived. All during summer practice, throughout the season, and during all the previous games, this one Game was ever a looming shadow on the horizon. Literally thousands of spectators turned out the the Thanksgiving Day festivi- ties. The air was practically crackling with nervous electricity as the crowd's apprehension grew. The players took the field, began their warm-ups, and the spectators went wild. Unfortunately, not much went right for the Titan squad that day. After a long day in the trenches, battling it out with a surprisingly tough Trojan team, the scoreboard read 41-19 in favor of the Trojans. All of the Sheehan players may walk away with their heads held high, for the dedication that it took to play that game which will be envied by all as su- preme. 80 81 The Giants WON! Can you believe this guy? I’m skippin’. . . Throw it? What IS that smell. Beam me ANYWHEREI Uhh. . Period What? Put you arms down. Dave. Must be Mondayl 83 Lying Around Slow down, you move too fast You’ve got to make the morning last Just kickin’ down the cobblestones. Life I love you, all is groovy - Simon Garfunkel 80 Bloodmobile The largest in the state, the Sheehan Bloodmobile of 1984 was a smashing success. The quota of 200 pints was met and even surpassed by II. Mr. Mannion, the organizer and general head of the bloodmobile at Sheehan was very pleased with the response of the students as well as faculty in support of this most worthy cause. The first donors arrived and began the process at around 8:00 a.m. on a sunny mid-May morning of 1984. From that moment until about 2:00 in the afternoon, the student and Red Cross volunteers worked at a fever pitch to keep up with the growing waiting line. Tables had to be taken from the cafeteria, and some students were forced to eat while standing up, al- though not one complained-they were doing their share. For those who are unable to donate blood, Mr. Mannion is willing to put anyone to work who has a desire to help support the effort. I try to take people who don’t get involved in many other activities and put them to work here. Afterwards, I may see them in the hallway, and they really look proud that they had helped ...” According to Mr. Mannion, If you’ve ever just looked in the door down there, you’d know that it’s just magical ...” We agree Mr. Mannion! Keep the magic alive! 88 A Friend . You just call out my name and you know wherever I am. I'll come running, just to see you again. Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall, All you’ve got to do is call. And I’ll be there, yes I will. You've got a friend. -James Taylor 90 16 Dancin’. . . 93 ROW I. Mary Caulfield. Jennifer Marks. Kari Walker. Shelley Clough. Lisa Tagliatella. Jim Lubins- kas. ROW 2 Daniel Wallace. Richard Bersch. Steve Mullen. Larry Montgomery. Kurt Swenson. Dave True. Tom Degnan, Brian Wallace. Missing: Chip Palermo CROSS COUNTRY iff Striding to a fourth place finish in the Housatonic League, the Boys’ Cross Country Team earned the honor of competing in the state Class S meet this fall. Fighting the effects of a leg injury suffered midway through the season, number one harrier Tom Degnan rebounded to a spot on the All-Housa- tonic League team, a 14th place in the Class S meet, and a trip to the State open. Joining Degnan, co-captain Jim Lubinskas, Dave True, Chip Palermo, Larry Montgomery, and Danny Wallace paced the Titans to an 8-10 ledger. Meanwhile the Girls’ Cross Country Team had problems out legging their opponents with the minimum number of five runners. Senior Jen- ifer Marks guided the quadruplet of Mary Caulfield, Kari Walker, Shelley Clough, and Lisa Tagliatella throughout the countryside this fall. ROW I: Kevin Finn. Kim Baxter. Jill Fazzino. Diana Grabsch. Dawn Simmons. Sarah Walters. Jeff DdGaudio. ROW 1 Nelson Perez. Mark Hugo. Kristen Apuzzo. Jessica Gannon. Barbara DePalma. Beth Boudreau. Angela Forcinelli. Tracy Mogensen. Coach Donna Menary. ROW 3: Danielle Durant. Chris Brown. Sue Fazzino. Deanna DiPasquale. Kim Walker. Joanna DelGaudio. Missing: Lisa Mattei. The Girls' Swimming team encountered rough waters throughout their 4 7 season in 1984. Much of Sheehans hopes lie in All State breaststroker Jessica Gannon. The phenomenal freshman captured two school records in the 500-yard freestyle and XK vard individual medley during her first campaign with the Titans. During the Class S meet, Gannon took home first place in the 100-yard breaststroke and a second place finish overall. Joining Gannon, classmates Jill Fazzino, Barbara DePalma, and divers Dawn Simmons and Sarah Walters all gained valuable experience. Seniors Joanna DelGaudio, Dee DiPasquale. and Kim Walker will be missed by Coach Donna Neary. Juniors Sue Fazzino. Lisa Mattei and underclassmen Beth Boudreau and Lani Durant are all back for another year. Only losing three seniors, the swim team hopes to rebound to a winning season in 1985. VOLLEYBALL ROW Laurie Summerfield. Kathy Cronin. Val Werner. ROW 1 Jennifer Lewis. Lynne Fruin. Renee Castiglione. Lori Stave. Linda Mazzucco. Amy Fahey. Dawna Young. ROW i. Chris Thulin. Kathy McGowan. Sue Crolius. Heidi Bonanno. Sandy Battles. Lisa DiGioia. Michele Kelvey. Kim Richard son. Missing: Coach Ellen Benham. The Volleyball Team fell short of a tournament birth by a single contest, tallying seven marks in the win column this fall. Much of Sheehan’s success came from spikers Lisa DiGioia and Sandy Battles. The junior duo dominated the front line, providing most of the Titan offense. Laurie Summerfield, the only starting senior, joined serv- ing ace Jennifer Lewis, setters Linda Muzzucco and Lori Stave, and sophomore Kim Richardson to complete the line up. Junior Varsity players Heidi Bonnano, Renee Castiglione, and Chris Thulin will be looked upon b Coach Ellen Benham to fill important roles as Sheehan strives for a winning season in 1985. ci_ «ai h I •TATE CHAMPIONS GIRLS SOCCER ROM I Amy St. Hil.nro. Barbara J.insury. Ronoo St. Hilaire. Carolyn Posta. Charlotte Ayers. Patty Masse ROM 1 Kim Kenyon. Renee Rivers. Trish Sgambaii. Annette Sabatueci. Jennifer Scala. Sandy Kovac. Michele Bates. ROW 3 Marmelh Murillo (manager). Kris Dyer. Dina Duprey. Gim I yons. Diana Polito. Coleen Brown. Jenny Birdsey. Sheri Crew. Rosemary lopes. Missing: Coach Brian Murphy. The Girls’ Soccer Team opened the eyes of many spectators as they netted a third consecutive trip to the state tournament. Offensive record holder Michele Bates booted ninteen goals boosting the Titans to ten victories. The lone graduates. Co-captains Diane Polito and Rosemary Lopes, along with freshmen goalie Kristi Dyer provided a strong defensive attack on the opposing eleven. Other starters such as Jenny Birdsey, Sheri Crew, Renee St. Hilaire, Patti Masse, Sandy Kovac, and Annette Sabatueci look to team up with a list of underclassmen in 1985 to give Coach Brian Murphy high expectations for yet another ticket to the state tournament. ROW I: John Parker. Merideth Hax. Leslie McPherson. Mike Smith. ROW 2 Tony Polito. Eric Sivertson. Steve Staback. Chris Juliano. Karl Swenson. Chris Brewer. Dan McKeehan. ROW 3: Coach John Novakowski. Joe Warro. Dennis Bielak. Fred Franzoni. Mike Fritz. Gary Cronin. Bob Violette. Paul Scala. Todd Powers. Booting their hopes to the Class S quarterfinals, the Boys’ Soccer Team proved to be the most impressive of the autumn teams. Graduating a number of experienced players. Coach John Novakowski will have to fill some key positions next fall. Included are offensive stars John Parker, an all-Housatonic selectman, and Joe Warro. Senior goalie Mike Fritz, Fred Franzoni, and Dan McKeehan guided a strong defense for the 9-80 club. Juniors Paul Scala, Todd Powers, Gary Cronin, Bob Violette, Chris Brewer, Dennis Bielak, and Mike Smith hope to return the Titans to winning ways in 1985. Fall BOYS' X-COUNTRY FIELD HOCKEY Windham invitational Derby East Haven Valley Regional Hamden Lyman Hall Amity Seymour North Branford North Haven Branford Wilcox Tech Shelton Cheshire Middletown North Haven L 1-0 Valley Regional W 1-0 Lyman Hall W 2-0 Amity L P2-0 Branford L 2-0 Cheshire L 6-0 Lyman Hall W 3-1 Amity W T 0-0 Watertown T 0-0 Guilford L 4-0 Watertown W 2-1 Cheshire L A 4-0 North Haven w 1-0 Branford L 4-0 GIRLS' SWIMMING Cheshire L Branford L Southington 1 W Seymour East Haven L Amity Plainville L W North Haven L Lyman Hall W Maloney L Platt W VOLLEYBALL 59-110 Amity L 3-0 61-107 Lyman Hall W 3-0 75- 89 Nortre Dame W 3-0 III- 60 Branford L 3-0 78- 98 Cheshire L 3-1 61-110 Amity L 3-0 90- 87 Guilford W 3-0 35- 48 North Haven w 3-2 104- 54 Lyman Hall L 2-3 68-101 Branford L 3-0 87- 84 Guilford W 3-0 Wilcox L 3 2 Schedule FOOTBALL Branford W 20-13 Seymour L 6-34 East Haven L 0-28 Cheshire W 25-6 Derby L 0-20 Amity W 19-15 Shelton L 0-23 North Haven L 0-24 North Branford W 20-12 Lyman Hall L 19-41 GIRLS’ SOCCER Hamden W 3-1 Torrington W 8-1 Amity w 4-0 Lyman Hall T 0-0 Notre Dame Academy W 12-1 North Haven T 1-1 Shelton a 2-0 Notre Dame Academy W 8-0 Hamden W 4-1 Lyman Hall w 1-0 Amity w 2-1 North Haven T 0-0 Shelton L 4-2 Middletown W 8-0 Guilford L 2-0 Southington L 1-0 Avon W 4-1 Coventry L 3-1 GIRLS’ X-COUNTRY Windham Invitational Derby , W East Haven L Valley Regional L Hamden W Lyman Hall W Amity L Seymour L North Branford L North Haven Brandford Wilcox Tech Shelton L Cheshire L Middletown W BOYS' SOCCER Wilcox W 1-0 Platt T l-l Amity W 2-1 Lyman Hall W 3-2 Cheshire L oo North Haven W 3-2 Shelton W 3-1 Farmington L 0-2 Branford T l-l Lyman Hall L 0-4 Amity W 2-1 Cheshire L 0-1 Farmington W 1-0 Shelton L 0-1 Branford L 2-3 North Haven L 2-3 Cheny Tech W 4-0 Stratford W A 2-1 North West Reg 7 L 0-2 A’«.'ll kathy Lina berry. Belli Thorpe. Tracy Kutka. Donna Gorsz. Jayna Morgan. Meg Soroia .VH J Amy Holmes. Anne Maiuskiewicz. Nancy Mackenzie. Juily Bush. Siacey Dorrico. CHEERLEADERS AC Ml J.nno Hahmski. kim ken von. Short Crow AvW J Scott Michonski. I ml McCarthy. John I’.tikoi. John Slocum. Miko Sgamban. KCU J Vli Ray Crow. Co.ich. Bruin Alhort. Mark Brooks, ‘‘love ll| .iri. Jim I imos.mi. Cory Vokirih. Mi v. romn. v. oach KOIt - Howio camolli. IVnnis Mills. Bill I ons. loild Houston. Crai£ Alhril. Mr kolly. Co.ich. Missing troin photo Stu.irt Schouton. M.ko koll The Hockey Team fell into a deep freeze this winter with only a couple of bright spots softening the ice. The first line was composed of senior John Slocum. Paul McCarthy, and Bill Lyons. Slocum became a team leader while controlling the offense of the Titans. Second line members John Parker, Stu Schouten, and Todd Houston greatly helped the scoring power this year. The defense was guided by Steve Ujvari, Jowie Camolli, and Dennis Mills. Goalie Mike Sgambati was a plasure to watch as he continuously made impressive saves. Coach Ray Crew’s climax of the season was a hard-fought 3-1 loss to power-house East Haven. ICE HOCKEY Noreen Perez. Scott Pedersen. Tim Dineen. Scott Taglietella. Jeff DelGaudio. Mike Jacobs. Eric Kudzma. Chip Palermo. ROW 2 Mr. Green. Jim Chordas. Rick Smith. Sean Kavanaugh. John I apenna. Joe Cretella. Chris Koba. Joe Chordas. Steve Hubbard. Chris Hubbard. ROW 2 Barbara Dipalma. Bianca Mercurio. Haji Me Yano. Larry Burgess. Ray Neal. Dan McKeehan. Pete Bartlett. Pat Spica. Kevin Finn. Gregg Carbone. The Boys’ Swim Team turned the tides in 1985 recording an 8-5 overall record. The return of veteran coach Gordon Green ignited a change in the attitudes and efforts of the swimmers. Captains Dan McKeehan and Pete Bartlett provided leadership and experience to a young team. Xavier transfer Joe Cretella filled a key position in the backstroke events. Much of the year the pool was highlighted by Pat Spica, Larry Burgess, and Jeff DelGaudio. Spica and Burgess successfully competed in the freestyle events while DelGaudio handled the individual medley and breaststroke. The Titan success greatly relied on the depth of the team. Ray Neal, Kevin Finn, Jim and Joe Chordas, Grey Carbone, Scott Pederson, and Mike Jacobs, who attributed success in the diving events, all contribut- ed to the victories. 122 lim mm 123 Graduating two seniors, the Girls Basketball Team sparkles with opti- mism for 1986. Kim Brown, playing her final season, proved to be a team leader as well as a dominating inside player this winter. Joining Brown, a list of under- classmen exclaimed their presence as prospects of the future. Side-lined for much of the season, leading scorer Lisa DiGioia will join classmate Michele Bates to create a solid foundation next season. Sophomore guard Heather Fritz and forward Heidi Bonnano, Jenny Birdsey, and Kim Richardson played well throughout the course of the season and will be looked upon to fill key roles in 1986. GIRLS'BASKETBALL The inconsistent play of the Boys' Basketball Team hindered their quest for a tournament birth in 1985. The starting line-up changed almost weekly as Coach John Navakowski tried to find a productive combination. Seniors Jack Larese and Dave Tiedemann displayed strong inside play while Pat Arnold. Rick Brown and Freshman John Mackenzie added to the Titans' rebounding strength. Perimeter shooters Jeff Cohen and Mike Mihalek along with point guards Todd Powers and Gary Cronin managed the fast break of the 6-14 club. Graduating only two seniors, the basketball team hopes to finds a successful nucleus in 1986. BOYS'BASKETBALL [North Branfo 'Jonath PWf bast Haven SWiton Derby Branford Cheshire North Haven Amity Seymour Lyman Hall East Hafu ShelioifS j. Derby 67-58 44-68 57-53 43-55 49-61 ppapSbaii Joel Barteyv Branford North Branfon Guilford Wilbur Cross Dame ad feyen fctrthBranfon Notre Dame Amity Shelton A 128 50-32 20-55 27- 44 26-39 40-46 28- 48 53-72 46-33 25-61 43-21 30- 65 34-47 31- 48 49 42 Platt ven Seymour Lyman East Haven Shelton Derby Seymour Lyman Hall Platt Naugatuck Haddam-Killingworth North Haven Branford Maloney mity MfcHaven Middletown Cheshire Plainville A ROW I.- Jim Ricci. Mike McComb. Jeff Bloom. Nelson Perez, Don Merritt. Steve Mlinarcik. Jim Lubinskas. ROW 2.- Chip Palermo, Larry Burgess, Tom Degnan. Larry Montgomery. John O’Con- ner. Steve Hugo. Marion Hanna. Tom St. Amand. David true. Mark Griffin. Coach Doug Padden. ROW Coach Farley. Rick Brown. Larry Harris. Maynard Vast. Mark Hornyak. Scott Ogrisek, Joe Pulit. Craig Deloughery. Harvey Stanley. Todd Torino, Anthony Piscitelli. Robert DellaCamera. Joe Simone. 130 GIRLS' TRACK ROW Shelly Clough. Kim Brown. Mary Men Roy. Cindy Thomas. Michelle Michaud. Jocelyn Kouiillier. ROW 2 Coach Karen tdson. Chris Thulin. lisa lagliatela. bileen linaberry. blizabeth Young. Kaihy Linaberry. Christine Brown. Kari Walker. Lynne bruin. Nancy Nigro. Sheri Crew. Coach George Gilhuly. According to Coach Karen Edson, a lack of personnel hindered the Girls' Track Team from becoming a Housy power in 1984. Top point scorer, Kim Brown, guided the team in the 4x400, 400, and hurdles. Joining Brown on the gravel were Lynn Boutillier in the 100. XX), 400, and 4x100, and Elizabeth Young sprinting the KX). XX). and 4x400. As an impressive freshman in the 100, hurdles, and 4x400, Sheri Crew should add strength to the list of runners in 1985. The long distance events were endured by junior Nancy Nigro, setting the pace in the 800, mile, and 4x400. The field events fell upon the shoulders of Michele Michaud and jumpers Cathy Linaberry and Chris Brown. Michaud proved to be looked upon for points in '85 hurling the discus, shot, and javelin. Linaberry and Brown should give Sheehan depth and experience in the jumping events. 134 ■mhhBHEKBXI ROW I: Kathryn Rutcho. Donna Lipcan. ROW 1. Patti DeGennaro. Kelly Lacey. Maureen Hogan. Nancy Cowen. Lori Stave. Jennifer Marks. ROW 3. Tricia Coyle. Susan Fazzino. Sheri Rossicone. Sue Rutcho. Sharri Driscoll. Coach Dolores Caffery. Though the Girls' Tennis Team finished with only 2 wins. Coach Dolores Cafferey must be pleased with the efforts and attitudes of the girls. Number I seed Tricia Coyle continued to be impressive after an out- standing freshman season, while Senior Penny Rutcho also played well out of her number 2 position. Sue Fazzino and Jenifer Marks, the 3rd and 4th ranked players, combined as an effective doubles team as well as contributing singular efforts. Sheri Rossicone, Kelley Lacey, and Lori Stave maintained slots 5, 6, and 7 respectively to round out the starting rotation. Other players such as Patti DeGennaro, Shari Driscoll, and freshmen Nancy Cowen and Maureen Hogan vastly improved their skills throughout the course of the season. The girls hope to apply their talent and experience in 1985 to try to make Mark T. Sheehan the Wimbledon” of high school tennis. ROW I: Chris Meade. Jeff Lemire. Jens Fortmann. Paul Body. Rick Allen. ROW 2 Craig Odermatt. Rohn Heidgerd. Bill Stevens. Scott Casciano. Stuart Schouten. Richard Moore. Brian Ludovico. Coach Richard Tucker. Missing from photo: Todd Powers and Ken Short. After a successful 1984 rebuilding season, first year mentor Dick Tucker will find the Boys’ Tennis team with a strong foundation for 1985. A team which consisted only of freshmen, sophomores and juniors went to work using the round robin” method to determine the seeds. Captians Stu Schouten and Craig Odermatt proved to be 1 and 2 respectively. Sophomores Rich Moore and Bill Stevens filled slots 3 and 4, while freshman Tray Body battled into the number 5 position. Scott Casciano, who led the team with 5 wins, made his presence known at the number 6 seed. Though the team only won 3 matches, other players such as Chris Meade, Jeff LeMire, Ricky Allen, Ron Heidgerd and Brian Ludovico give Sheehan all the racquet strength they need for a competitive 1985 live up. GOLF ROW . Kurt Bauman. Scott Michonski. Warren Martineck. Howard Mason. Steve Zawadski. ROW 2. Craig Piper. Jack Larese. Dave Tiedemann. Paul Thomas. Fred hranzoni. Coach Ralph Schlott- 4 Playing in a league with such powers as Amity and Cheshire, the Boys’ Golf Team played surprisingly well, finishing 14th in the state tourna- ment. Teeing off at the number one position, Dave Tiedemann gained the honor of finishing 5th in the Housatonic League standings. Seniors Craig Piper and Paul Thomas minimized their strokes at the number 2 and 3 slots, while Kurt Bauman and Jack Larese tied for position number 4. Other players such as Fred Franzoni, Howard Mason, and Steve Zawadski should help Coach Ralph Schlottman’s Golf team play up to par” in 1985. ROW . Jennifer Lewi� . Elizabeth Fcrgusson. Robin Pulit. Maria Ferraiolo. Dawn Sikorski. ROW 2: Linda Mazzucco. Michelle Bates. Cindy Blasewitz. Nancy Mackenzie. ROW 3: Coach Dick Schroeder. Stacey Dorrico. Kathleen Fritz. Missing from photo: Kim Castiglione. Michele Thomas. Jody Vincent. Amy Holmes. Winless in 1983, the Girls’ Softball team made a slight improvement, recording 4 wins against 14 defeats in 1984. Coach Dick Schroeder has his hands full for 1985. Five players out of the starting nine were lost to graduation. Headlining that list is the team’s leading hitter, Beth Fergus- son, who also gained All-Housatonic League honors. Left-fielder Robin Pulit, along with second baseman Maria Ferraiolo, center fielder Dawn Sikorski, right fielder Kathy Fritz, outfielder Kim Castiglione, and start- ing pitcher Michele Thomas were also handed their diplomas. This loss of personnel leaves the team with only a handful of experienced players. All-Housatonic honorable mention candidate Michele Bates will be looked upon for leadership at her shortstop position. Catcher Jenifer Lewis and infielders Linda Mazzucco and Cindy Blasewitz round out the list of returning starters. Outfielders Amy Holmes, Jody Vincent, Nancy Mackenzie and pitcher Stacey Dorrico all received valuable playing time which will be counted upon to make 1985 successful. 138 BASEBALL Class M runner-ups a year ago. Coach Bob Neubauer’s Boys Baseball Team came within one game of qualifying for the state tournament in 1984. Seniors John Escoto and Jeff Mihalek are the only two starters who donned their caps and gowns. Escoto, a catcher infielder, was the team’s second leading hitter in 1984. Mihalek, who’s most impressive victory came over Housatonic league leading North Haven, took control on the mound. Having excellent outings a year ago, shortstop Dennis Mills and catcher Mark Bencivengo will be looking to take the starting nods in 1985. Second team all-Housatonic League and the team’s leading hitter, sec- ond baseman Mike Fritz along with 1st baseman Jim Fuda, shortstop Mike Sgambati. and 3rd baseman Tom Dorio rounded out the infield. The outfield was controlled by starting center fielder Pete DiGioia. Joining DiGioia were Mills, Escoto, Mihalek and Bencivengo. nil I _ � ujafti r.r -a Spring BOYS' TENNIS Amity L 9-0 Cheshire L 8-1 Branford L 9-0 Lyman Hall W 6-3 North Haven L 7-2 Amity L 8-1 Branford L 8 1 Lyman Hall L 6 3 Derby W 8-1 North Haven L 9-0 Maloney L 6-3 Derby W 8-0 Cheshire L 8-1 Platt L 7-2 BASE Derby Amity Shelton Cheshire East Haven North Haven Lyman Hall Branford Seymour Derby Amity Shelton Cheshire East Haven North Haven Lyman Hall Branford Seymour Maloney GOLF BOYS’ TRACK North Haven W 81-73 Derby W 111-43 Shelton L 81-73 Amity W 79-75 Maloney L 71-83 Lyman Hall W 101-53 Branford L 73-81 Seymour W 132-32 Cheshire L 53-101 Maloney W 9-4 Xavier L 12-1 Notre Dame W 8‘ ,-4tt Woodrow Wilson w 13-0 Branford L 10-3 Cheshire L 8V2-4V2 Shelton L 7-6 North Haven L 10-3 Amity L 12-1 Lyman Hall L 8-5 Amity L 9-4 Torrington L 7V5-5V4 Shelton L 8-5 North Haven W 7-6 Xavier L IIV2-IV2 Norwich W 8-5 Branford T 6V2-6V2 Hamden L 7-6 Lyman Hall W IIX-IU Cheshire W 9y2-2y2 142 BALL w 7-4 L 10-4 L 11-5 L 6-1 W 13-9 L 2-0 W 5-3 W 7-0 W 6-1 L 7-1 L 14-2 L 11-4 L 8-5 W 9-8 W 6-4 L 6-4 W 6-4 L 5 3 W 4-1 SOFTBALL Derby L 6-5 Amity W 6-5 Shelton L 16-3 Cheshire L 10-5 East Haven L 13-2 North Haven W 14-13 Lyman Hall L 8-0 Branford L 11-9 Seymour L 5-0 Derby L 8-6 Amity W 31-7 Shelton L 8-6 Cheshire L 16-3 East Haven L 5-1 North Haven L 16-15 Lyman Hall L 15-3 Branford W 5-4 Seymour L 17-6 Schedule GIRLS’ TENNIS Amity L 0-9 Platt W 5-4 Cheshire L 2-7 Branford L 1-8 Seymour W 6 3 Lyman Hall L 4-5 North Haven L 0-9 Amity L 0-9 Branford L 0-9 Lyman Hall L 3-6 Maloney W 6-3 Hamden L 1-8 North Haven L D9 Southington L 0-7 Seymour W 6-3 Cheshire L 0-9 GIRLS’ TRACK Platt L 85-42 Shelton L 95-32 East Haven W 70-51 Maloney L 51-76 Lyman Hall L 49-78 Southington W 75-51 Cheshire L 7-120 North Haven L 16-111 Amity L 41-86 Branford L 26-101 Bristol Eastern L 43-83 Mr. Rick This acknowledgement isn’t enough recongnition for all the time and effort you’ve put in for us. Thanks. Mr. John Riccitelli Athletic Director 144 o FRENCH CLUB GERMAN CLUB ROW I: Michele Trenchard. Beth McCabe. Liz Connolly. Valerie Luongo. ROW Shawn Gilman. Joel Nalewajek. Mike Sullivan; co-president. Kris Lisa Hillman. ROW 2. Theresa Henclick. Stephanie Gray. Robin Whisler. Koba. Jon Michonski. Glen Baiion. ROW 2. Sue Grillo. Mary fcbinger. An- Carol Ruggiero. Advisor Diane Vytell. nette Back; vice-president, Liz Supranovich. Denise Paquette. Charlene Ribera. Colleen Totz. ROW 3 Jim McMahon. Gary Tarnowski. fchzabeth Young. Jennifer Scott. Dristen Olson. Michelle Michaud. Ron Hetzel; trea- surer. Chris Juliano. Dave Wargo: co-president. Steve Stabach. Pat Spica-, secretary. Dan Farley. Scott Halstead. Karl Swenson. ROW 4. Sue Morris. Joe Chordas. Danielle Pucci. Jim Chordas. Karin Kwolek. Dawn Bachmann. Dave True. Rob Smith. Scott Michonski. Carl Lackstrom. 146 ITALIAN CLUB SPANISH CLUB ROW Sharri Driscoll. Laura VoHono. Cheryl Far one. ROW 3: Lisa DiGioia. Deanna Porter. Terry Alogna. Scott Baylow. ROW Jessica Pagar. Kay Devine. Giovanna Vecchitto. tlaina Filbrick. Iricia Callahan. ROW 2 Laura Sheehan. Lori Stave. Sue Mullen. Hleen Linaberry. Patty DeGenaro. Jackie Dineen. Barbara Valenti. ROW 3. Chris MaKay. Lynanne Hubbard. Kari Walker. Mary Nirmal. Kim Brown. Kathy Linaberry. Chris Meade. Kim Otis. ROW 4 Lynn Bermudez. Elizabeth lergusson. Nancy Cown. Jean Paskm. Mary Caulfield. Michele Thcade. Marin Routh. Missing from photo: Mike Mihalek. 147 FLUTES ROW I: Eileen Linabery. Kris Dyer. Amy Fahey. Jodi Ouellete. Jan Gagne. ROW 2 Anne Matuskiewicz, Jenny Kaye. Race Dsupin. Anders Wettler. Alaina Philbrick. Karrin Kwolek. CLARINETS ROW I: Emmy Bolstridge. Kim Walker. Karl Swenson. Chris Brown. Joe Nalewajek. Patty Masse. Jeff DelGaudio. ROW 2 Pam Bauers. Sue Grillo. Kelly Lacey. Sheri Rossicone. Sue Martindale. Deana Porter. Diana Wells. Christy Dinallo. Carl Lagstrom. TRUMPETS ROW I: Dawn Gayton. Erni Morse. Stuart Schouten. Mary Lanahan. ROW 2 Jim Dineen. Mary Caulfield. Kim Baxter. 146 FRENCH HORN BRASS ROW I: Laura Van Blarcom, Dan Wallace. Rob Smith. Matt Belcourt. Sue 'Mullen. ROW 2: Peter Arneson. Joanna DelGaudio. Tom Gates. Laura Shee- han. Kris Magudor. ROW I: John Mackenzie. Chris Meade. Rod Hetzel. Giovanna Vecchitto. ROW 2: Nelso Perez. Mike McComb. Sean Kavanaugh. Dave Varney. ROW 3: Scott Michonski. Dan Farley. DRUMS ROW .- Mike Jacobs. Doug Sabino. Lesley McPherson. Jonathon Peckman. Kevin Finn. Rich Bersch. ROW 2: Art Gayton. Craig Allard. Brian Wallace. Cathy Supranovich. Angela Forcinelli. Cathy McKeon. 14S SOPRANO SOPRANO ROW .• Jayna Morgan. Lesley McPherson, Chris Laskevitch. ROW 2-. Gio- ROW . Kathy Linaberry. Meg Sorota. Josephine Urbano. ROW 2: Brenda vanna Vecchitto, Joanne Crist. ROW 3: Robin Whisler. Kim Michonski, Dejesus. Lara Betta. Dawna Young, Teresa LaBree. ROW 3.- Theresa Hen- Beth Ferguson. clik. Andrea Muro. Gina Juliano. SECOND SOPRANO SOPRANOS ALTOS ROW I: Lisa Ottaviano, Phyllis DiGioia. Jennifer Dillon. Melissa Flancock. ROW 2: Lisa Bemis. Dianne Loughlin, Thelma Starrs. Sue Loughlin. Tracy Butka. ROW 3: Stef Gray. Lynn Boutlllier. Shelley Clough. Tracy Fisher, Mary Caulfield. ROW I: Mario Pasinski. Ruth Preble. ROW 2.- Linda Blakeslee. Robin Gideon. Brenda Dejesus. Renee St. Hilaire. Liz Supranovich. Lisa Bemis. ROW 3: Theresa Henclik. Kay Devine. Gina Juliano, Sue Pels. Charlene Ribera. Dianne I oughlin. Thelma Starrs. ROW 4: Kim Cooper. Renee Bergeron. Kris Pippin, Kelly Martin. Laura Vollono. Sue Loughlin. 150 SECONDS S ALTO ALTO ROW It Pally Masse. Elizabeth Connolly, Ms. Zola. ROW 2: Tracy Sommo. Trisia Faulkner. Amy St. Hilaire. ROW 2: Sheri Crew. Laura Sheehan. ROW 4: Kelly Myers. Gina Criscuola. Noreen Perez. ROW I: Cathy Supranovich. pianist. Lisa Zola. Laura Cote. Lisanne Dorsey. Ms. Zola. ROW 2.- Tina Smith. Danielle Pucci. Leigh Paulousky. ROW 3: Gail Morneau. Annette Morneau. Rose Pascale. ROW 4. Aleta Marrero. Lynette Devoe. TENORS AND BASSES MARK V SINGERS ROW I: Mark Combs. Kevin Finn. Glen Barton. Danielle Pucci. Lisanne Dorsey. Tina Smith. Lisa Zola. ROW 2: Chris Connolly. Soren Pederson. Mickey Saldana. Scott Baylow, Leigh Paulousky. Joanna DelGaudio. ROW 3: Mark Henderson. Dave Pavitt. John Taylor. Kim Davidson. Nicki Marchese. Rose Pascale. Lynette Devoe. ON FLOOR Laura Vollono. Angela Forcinelli. ROW7. Lisa Zola. Meg Sorota. Stef Gray. Patty Masse. ON CHAIRS• Thelma Starrs. Renee Bergeron. IN DRESSING ROOM: Gina Juliano. 151 MUSICAL DIRECTORS FLAG SQUAD ROW i Mr. Charles Houlihan. Ms. Irma Zola. ROW . Elizabeth Young, Danielle Pucci, Susan Pels. ROW 1 Theresa Hen- clik. Michelle Theade. Gina Juliano. Robin Whistler. Stephanie Gray. 152 KEY CLUB KEY CLUB ROW Heather Fritz. Patty DeGcnnarc . Kim Izzo. ROW 1. Karen Lorusso. Michele Theade. Jayna Morgan. Mary Coulfield. Kelly Lacey. ROW Chris Thulin. Dawn LeMay. ROW Mike Mihalek. Todd Powers. Mark Griffin. John Ricci. ROW J Bridget Weidner. Sue Rutcho. Sheri Rossicone. Pat Spica ROW 3 Meg Sorota. Debbie Morgan. Stacey Dorrico. 153 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL ROWh Carrie Diaz. Susan Kay Mullen. Cindy Blasewitz, Dana Davidson. ROW 2: Patty DeGennaro. Karen Fuhr. Kim Izzo. Donna Gersz. Mary Nir- mal. Sue Fazzino. Laura Boehner. ROW 3-. Dan McKeehan. Danny Page. Phil Stasulli. Andy Reynolds. Bill Stevens. Mike Mihalek. John Ricci. Chris Meade. Kim Brown. Joe Chordas. ROW I: Jayna Morgan. Kim Kenyon. Patty Masse. Phyllis DiGioia. Chrissy Riccio, Sue Morris. ROW2: Kathy Linaberry. Chris Thulin. Kathy McGowan. Chris Brewer. Greg Carbone. Rich MaKar. John MacKenzie. Mathew Fritz. Manish Nirmal. Jim Chordas. 154 HSB NHS ROW • Christopher Meade. Sue Mullen. Richard Bersch. ROW 2: Seth Hillman. John Proulx. David Wargo. ROW I-. Valerie Philbrick. Laura Boehner. Gina Juliano. Karen LoruSSO. Carolyn Dallas ROW 2 Mr. Henry Kolakowski. Seth Hillman. Michael Sullivan. Dan McKeehan. David Wargo. Brian Tomlinson. 155 AFS FBLA ROW I- Laura Bbehner. ROW 2 Scott Baylow. Mike Sullivan. Valerie Philbrlck. Charlene Ribera. Kris Koba, Nelson Perez. ROW 3 Robin Whis tier. Lisa Bemis. Liz Supranovich. Theresa Flenclik. Denise Paquette. Kari Walker. Kathy Valenti. ROW Hajnne Yaino. Kevin Finn. Soren Pedersen. Kim Walker. Debbie Morgan. Lisa Ottaviano. Marinelly Murillo. Carol Rug- giero. Bianca Mercurio. ROW 5 Cris Juliano. Barbara DrPalura. Melissa Bonk. Annette Back. ROW Charmaine Brown. Lisa Mirles. ROW 2 Kathy Cronin: Reporter. Denise brrato; Vice President. Michele Paolilloi President. Diane Sypek; Treasurer. Joy Soderlund: Secretary. ROW 3 Michelle Loomis. Regina Glidden. Cami MacLean. Karen Picard. Ruth Preble. Linda Blakeslee. 156 TITAN PRESS DRAMA CLUB ROW . Mariam Bouchoutrouch. Chris Apuzzo. Kaihy Supranovich. ROW 1 Patrick Sullivan. Missy Bonk, lisa Bemis. I iz Supranovich. ROW I Jennifer Kaye. Giovanna Vecchitto. Alena Philbrick. ROW 1, Mr. Rinaldi. Kristin Flyntz. Tom Gates. Missing• David Doyle. Heather Fritz, Amy Galovic. Kris Maguder. W.A.T.T WEIGHT TRAINING ROW Gina Juliano. Glen Barton. David Wargo. Seth Hillman. ROW 1 Ms. Symasuk. Valerie Philbrick. Michael Sullivan. Soren Pedersen. ROW . Kris Thulin. Michele Michaud. Shelly Clough. Sheri Crew. Kim Ken- yon. ROW 2. I odd Torino. Jim Ricci. Kathy Linaberry. Ken Cucaro. Harvey Stanley. SADD Students Against Driving Drunk(SADD) continued its ef- forts to remove intoxicated drivers from Wallingford Streets again this year. SADD also works with Remove Intoxicated Drivers(RID) and is promoting a safe rides program, designed to get drunken drivers home safely. Founded last year, the chapter sponsored a SADD week, featuring guest speakers and films on drunk driving awareness. Chapter Meetings are held on every first and third Thurs- day of the month. New members are welcome. ROW I: Chris Sheehy. Kelly Myers; President. Anna Cuomo; Vice Presi- dents. ROW 1. Scott Baylow; Treasurer. Mr. Hill. Allison Forsythe-. Secre- tary. Mrs. McCarthy-Krombel� Advisor. Sue Pavao. Jennifer Dillons. Jody Kokoszka. Missing: Nicki Marchese. Lisa Hillman. President-Kelly Myers, Vice President-Anna Cuomo, Sec- retary-Lisa Hillman, Treasurer-Scott Baylow. By: Beverly Cadett 159 ‘' ZUSA SllKS CH6SZ” ste- Fruit Baskets Tel. 384-0429 R M SPORTING GOODS iHangmo ’ a darken (Center Hunting. Fishing. Archery 6 Camping Supplies 1076 South Colony Road (Route 5) Wallingford. CT. 06492 Tel. 265-9309 Propane S Keroden Garden Supplies Cut Flowers Assorted Plants Ralph L. Root Owner 624 So. Colony St. Wallingford, CT. 06492 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF “85 CENTURY TOYOTA JULIANO ASSOCIATES Congratulates The Class Of 'S5 393 CENTER STREET 12 LANDRY STREET WALLINGFORD. CONN 06492 BRISTOL. CT 06010 (203) 265-1489 (203) 589-4724 Z)avid 21}. puteano o4moc. CONSULTING ENGINEERS LAND SURVEYORS DAVID W JULIANO. PE. L.S INVESTIGATIONS • REPORTS • DESIGN WATER. SEWERAGE. DRAINAGE. 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CONN 266-2994 ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TUNE-UPS TOWING WHEEL 6ALANCING HIGH SCHOOL ltB PROM IB SPECIAL Pi °ffer Large Selection In Stock from Rentals as low ZACCARIELLO as $25°° TAILOR yy Choose from Formals V i) our large Our Specialty stock selection 170 CENTER ST.. WALLINGFORD • 269-8852 Congratulations To The Class Of 85 Compliments Of The YEARBOOK STAFF ADVANCED T.V. VIDEO CENTER ST. ANTIQUES GALLAGHER BROS. INC. GEORGE’S II RESTAURANT THE LITTLE CARD SHOP MCLAUGHLIN REAL ESTATE MONITOR CONTROLS, INC. NOSTALGIA NUTRITIONALLY YOURS RAP AUTO PARTS RED CARPET CAR WASH SALERNO COIFFURES SHEAR TEMPTATION VALENTI CHEVROLET Congratulate the Class of 1985 INDEX: FROM ABREU TO ZYSKOWSK! Abreu, Ricki 51 Adamczyk, Tracy 51 Adams, Chris 51 Albert. Brian 51, 120, 121 Allard, Craig 51, 120, 149 Allard. Mark 8. 31, 72, 76. 77, 78 Allen, Judith 8 Allen, Mr. 101 Allen. Rick 59. 83. 102, 103, 135 Alogna, Teri 59. 147 Anderson, Eileen 59 Andresen, Kris 55 Apuzzo, Kristin 157 Ardas, Matthew 53, 58, 66 Arena, Scott 51, 232 Arle, Craig 51 Arneson, Peter 59, 149 Arnold, Jesse 51 Arnold, Patrick 55, 126 Aruzzo, Kristen 51 Ayers, Charlotte 59, 112, 113 Babinsky, Jayne 8, 120 Bachmann, Dawn 59, 146 Back, Annette 59, 146, 156 Barbiuto, Joe 55, 95, 102 Barkasy, Jesse 59 Barker, Bob 93 Barker, Tiffany 51 Barnes, Wendy 55 Barry, Steve 90 Bartlett, Cliff 8 Bartlett, Peter 8, 31, 89, 122 Barton, Glen 59, 146, 151, 158 Bartovic, Joe 51 Bassett. Fleetwood 51 Bates. Michele 59, 71, 112, 124, 125, 138, 139 Bates. Mike 50. 51, 113 Battles, Sandy 59, 90, 110, III Bauers, Pamela 51, 148 Baxter. Kim 51. 108. 148 Baylow, Scott 8, 147, 151, 156, 159 Becker, Hal 65, 66 Beckert, Brian 8 Beerbaum, Erika 66 Beichner. Martin 55 Belcourt. Matt 59, 84, 149 Bemis, Lisa 59, 150, 156, 157 Bencivengo, Deanna 59, 76 Bencivengo, Mark 8, 32, 33, 36. 80, 81. 83. 102, 103, 140, 141 Bender, Tina 51 Benevento, Chris 9 Bennett, James 9 Bergeron, Chris 62 Bergeron, Renee 9, 76, 150, 151 Berdon, Phillip 55 Bermudez, Lynne 51, 147 Bermudez, Michael 9, 36, 78 Bernat, Donald 62 Bersch, Richard 59, 106, 149 Berticci, Aaron 90 Betta, Lara 59, 150 Bickford. Lynn 59 Bickford, Susan 51 Bielak, Dennis 59, 114, 115 Biggs, Mike 55 Biglin, Renee 59 Billings, Dave 59 Biondino, Boyd 42, 66, 67 Birdsey, Jenny 55, 112, 113. 124, 125 Birdsey, Sarah 59 Birks, Eric 51 Bishop, Dave 55 Bishop, Tracy 59 Blakeslee, Linda 9, 36, 156 Blanchard, John 51 Blasewitz. Cindy 9, 35, 36, 76, 79, 104, 138, 139, 154 Blazejowski, Lester 55 Blessing, David 66, 71 Bloom, Jeff 55, 130 Bloom. Kenneth 9, 78 Body, Paul 55, 135 Boehner, Laura 9, 34, 35, 36, 154, 155, 156 Bohnwagner, Heather 55 Bolstridge, Emilea 55, 148 Bonanno, Heidi 55, 110, 124, 125 Bonito, Dennis 52, 66 Bonito. Paul 2. 9. 32. 36. 76. 77. 78, 82, 91. 93, 160 Bonk, Melissa 59, 156, 157 Borelli, Coach 101 Borrelli, David 62 Borzillo, Carrie 51 Bosco, Barbara 59 Bouchoutrouch, Mariam 59, 157 Boudreau, Beth 55, 108, 109 Boutillier, Jocelyn 9, 31, 36, 132, 150 Bouza, Fred 10, 30 Bowden, Bill 10 Bowden. Deanna 51 Boylan, John 56 Brann, David 51 Brann, Thomas 10 Braun, Doris 73 Bretko, Robin 75 Brewer, Chris 114, 115, 154 Brewster. Roy 59 Brinkley, John 10, 30 Brooks, Marc 51 Bronner, Kerri 51 Brown, Charmaine 10 Brown, Christine 59, 108, 109, 132, 148, 156 Brown, Coleen 51. 112 Brown, James 10, 30, 33, 77, 78. 83, 92 Brown, Kim 10, 32, 36, 104, 124, 125, 132, 147, 154 Brown, Lori 55 Brown, Rick 59, 102, 126, 130 Brown, Steve 59 Brunell, Tiffany 51 Bukowski, Betty 73 Bullock, Sandra 6, 10 Burgess, Lawrence 59, 122, 123, 130, 131 Burghoff, Robert 57, 66 Burness, Gary 59 Bush, Janet 10. 36 Bush. Judith 29. 34. 36, 118, 119 Butka, Tracey 55, 118, 150 Butler, Dorothy 73 Butterfield. Carolyn 10, 36 Cadett, Beverly 55 Caffery, Dolores 134 Caires, Romana II, 98 Callahan, Tricia 51, 147 Camolli, Howie 120, 121 Campbell, Jeffrey 51 Candela, Kathy II Canino, Joel II, 78, 82, 16 Cannata. Bryan 59, 102 Cannata, Rob 51 Carano, Betty 74 Carbone. Greg 54, 55. 102. 122, 123, 154 Carbutti, Carol 62, 66 Carlin, Kim II, 34 Carlson. Dave 55 Carrano, Andy 66 Carrano, Vincent 61, 66, 83 Carini, Todd 51 Caruth, Diane 59 Caruth, Donald 66 Carver, Nancy 55 Casciano. Scott 2. 59. 87, 102. 103, 135 Castaldo. Richard 67 Castiglione, Renee 55, 110 Caulfield. Mary 55, 84, 85, 92, 106, 147, 148, 150. 153 Caulfield, Siubain 59 Celotto, Deborah 62 Celotto, Sue 51 Cerreto. Lisa 51, 59 Cerreto, Lisa Anne 50, 51 Cervero, John 51 Cewe, David 62 Chan, Chui 55 Charette, Richard 67, 83 Chasse. Penni II, 35 Child, Courtney 55 Chordas, James 50, 51, 154 Chordas, Joe 58, 59. 154 Ciak. Matthew 55 Cianciulli, Jackie 55, 83 Cigas, Tom 67 Cirillo, Regina 51, 82 Cirillo. Robert II, 33. 36, 91. 102 Clancey, Kim 51 Clark, David 59, 65 Clemente, Gene 60 Clough. Shelley 54, 55, 106, 132, 150, 158 Cohen, Jeffery 55, 126, 127 Collins. Richard 60 Comb, Mark 51, 151 Connolly, Christopher II. 151 Connolly, Elizabeth 55, 146. 151 Conroy. Bruce 51 Conte. Bill 74 Cook, John 67 Cooper, Kim 12, 36, 85, 90, 150 Corey, Bonney 55 Corriveau, Warren 12 Cote, Laura 12, 151 Cotter. Debra 51 Coughlin. Lynn 55, 104 Couillard, Neil 62 Cowen, Nancy 55, 134, 147 Coyle, Tricia 60, 134 Craddock, Shannon 60 Craig, Daniel 51 Cremin, Jim 12, 62. 74 Cretella. Joe 3. 12, 93. 102. 123 Crew, Ray 100, 120 Crew, Sheri 55, 112, 132, 151, 158 Cricuola. Gina 51. 151 Criscuolo, Frederick 59 Crist, Joanne 55. 150 Crolius, Susan 55, 110 Cronin, Bill 120 Cronin, Garrett 55, 114, 126 Cronin, Kathy 12, 110, III, 156 Cucaro, Ken 142, 158 Cuomo, Ana 159 Cuomo, Mike 55 Cusano, Frances 12, 36, 93 Cusio, Chrystyna 12 Czarniak, Linda 60 D’Agostino. Darlene 60 Dallas, Carolyn 6. 13, 31, 32, 36. 90, 155, 160 D'Amato. Paul 55 D'Angelo, Luisa 55, 176, 179 D’Angelo, Maria 12, 13, 37, 160 Danio. Dawn 55, 87 Darling, Scott 51 Davidson, Dana 13, 17, 21, 33, 154 Davidson. Kim 60, 124, 151 Deans, Stephen 51 Degnan. Tom 60, 101, 106, 107, 130, 131 DeGennaro. Patricia 13, 30. 37. 104, 134, 147, 153, 154 Dejesus, Brenda 55, 150 Delaney, Coach 101 DelGaudio, Jeff 108. 122, 123, 148 DelGaudio, Joanna 13, 37, 108, 109, 149, 151 DelGreco, Bob 62 DellaCamera, Robert 13, 80, 98. 102. 103. 130 Dellinger. Jean 73 Delmolino, Lori Ann 13, 27. 37 DelVecchia. David 51 DelVecchia, Patricia 13 DeMatteo, Beverly 58, 67. 70 DeMeola. Raymond 67 DePonte, Louis 60, 102 DeRosa, Lauren 13, 16, 37, 79 DeRosa, LeeAnn 13, 37, 62 DeRoy, Pete 14 Desautels. Carol 60 Desjardins, Michelle 52, 83 Desmond, Todd 60 Desroches, Beth 56 DeStefano, Annette 14, 52 Devine, Mary 60, 147, 150 DeVoe, Lynette 60. 151 DeVoe, Robert 14 Diaz, Carrie 14, 90. 154 Diaz, Cherie 52 Diaz, Ray 60 Dichello, Angelo 56 Dichello. Mike 60 Dighello. Dan 52 DiGioia, Lisa 60, 76, 87, 110, III, 124, 147 DiGioia, Peter 14, 31, 33, 81, 102. 103. 140 DiGioia, Phyllis 52, 53, 150, 154 Dillon, Jennifer 52, 53, 150, 159 Dimonaco, Gloria 56 Dinallo, Christy 56, 148 Dinneen, Jacquelyn 56, 147 Dineen, Tim 52, 122, 148 DiPasquale, Deanna 14, 24, 32, 42. 108, 109 DiPalma, Barbara 52, 108, 122 DiVicino, Larry 60 Doherty, David 57, 67 Dorio, Thomas 14, 35, 37, 78, 83, 87, 140, 141, 160 Dorrico, Stacey 3, 56, 91, 118, 119. 138, 153 Dorsey, Lisanne 14, 37, 151 Doucette, Debbie 52 Doucet. Tom 56 Dougan. Andy 60 Dougan, Jeff 52 Doukas, Dave 60, 80. 102, 126 Dowd, Andy 56 Doyle. David 52 Doyle, Deidre 14. 31 Driscoll, Sharri 60, 134, 147 Dsupin. Rae 56, 148 Dubovik, Michelle 56, 83, 87 Dugan, Geniene 60 Dunn, Bennet 67 Dunn. Terrence 57, 67 Duprey, Dina 52, 112 Durant, Danielle 56, 108 Dyer. Kris 52. 112, 124, 148 Ebingcr, Mary 56, 146 Edson, Karen 59. 67. 104. 132 Ellis, Erin 56 Ellis, Steve 52 Ematrudo, Chris 52 Emery, Colleen 52 Errato, Denise 14, 35, 37, 156 Escoto, Jason 52 Estelle. Bob 56 Estep, Kimberly 52 Fahey, Amy 56, 110, 148 Farley, Charles 66, 67, 130 Farley, Daniel 52, 146, 149 Farone, Cheryl 60, 147 Faulkner, Tricia 52, 151 Fazzino. Jill 52, 108. 109 Fazzino, Sue 60, 76, 108. 109, 134. 154 Feehan, Milda 67 Ferguson. Elizabeth 56, 147 Ferrauolo. Todd 56 Ferreira, Lisa 52 Ferrara, Michael 52 Ferretti, Joe 56 Ferri. Louis 56 Finn, Don 15, 31 Finn. Kevin 60, 85, 95, 108, 122, 123, 149, 151, 156 Fishbein, Chris 15 Fisher, Tracy 56, 150 Fitzgibbons. Dawn 56 Fluntz, Kris 50, 52, 157 Fogelstrom, Rhonda 52 Forcinelli, Angela 2, 52, 91, 149, 151 Forcinelli. Frank 60 Forsythe, Allison 56, 159 Fortmann, Jens 135 Franzoni, Fred 15, 30, 35, 37, 77. 114, 115, 136 Frazer, Heather 52 Freeman, Anna 60 Fries, Dave 52 Fritz, Heather 56, 104, 105, 124, 153 Fritz, Matthew 53, 154 Fritz. Mike 6. 15, 35. 76, 77. 93. 114, 140, 141, 143 Fritz, William 64, 68, 124 Fruin, Lynne 56, 95, 110, 132, 133 Fuda, Jason 52 Fuda, Jim 60, 140, 141 Fuhr, Jeffery 60 Fuhr, Karen 15, 34, 104, 105, 154 Fusco, Tony 65, 101 Gaetjen, Konrad 60 Gagne, Jan 15, 37, 147, 148 Gagne, Richard 15 Gallagi. Juile II. 15. 37 Galovic, Amy 52 Gannon. Jessica 2. 52. 91. 108. 109 Garris, Lonnie 52 Gates, Tom 52, 149, 157 Gayton, Arthur 52, 149 Gayton, Dawn 60, 148 Geiger. Reth 2. 16. 31. 32. 138 Genest, Scott 60 Gerson, Robert 16 Gcrcmia, Sal 56 Gersz, Donna 3, 60, 91, 118, 119 Gettner, Leigh 52 Giannini, Stephen 16 Giardina, Stephen 16, 98 Gideon, Robin 150 Gilhuly. Coach 132 Gilliam. Bryan 60 Gillotti, Susan 52 Gilman. Shawn 52. 146 Glenn, Diane 72 Glidden, Regina 156 Goddard, Christopher 16 Goldstone, Edward 65 Gott, Nadine 60 Grabsch. Diana 52, 108, 109 Grabsch, Laura 54, 56, 83 Grannis. Bonnie 55, 68 Gray, Christopher 60 Gray, Stephanie 52, 146, 152 Grehl. Billy 52 Grey, Julie 52 Griffin, Mark 60, 126, 153 Griffin, Matt 16, 32, 91, 102, 130 Grillo, Lisa 16, 21, 37, 79 Grillo, Suzanne 52, 146, 148 Gruener, Michele 14. 16, 33. 37, 86 Halstead, Scott 56 Hamasian. Ann 73 Hancock, Kim 17 Hancock, Melissa 52, 150 Hanna. Marion 60, 81, 95, 102, 103. 130. 131 Hanna, Stacy 52 Hanna. Tracey 52 Harris, Larry 60, 95, 102, 130 Hart. Cynthia 52 Hart, Kenneth 60 Hastings, Mark 52 Hatch, Steven 17 Hax, Meredith 56 Haynes, Rodney 52 Hazen, Karrie 62 Heidgerd, Rohn 56 Heilman, James 68 Helland, Skip 60 Henclik, Theresa 56, 146, 150, 152, 156 Henderson. Deanna 60 Henderson, Marc 17, 151 Henderson, Renee 52 Hennessey, Daniel 52 Heroux, Matt 56 Herrera, Maggie 17. 92 Hetzel, Nancy 68 Hetzel. Roderick 146. 149 Hill. Richard 50. 52, 68. 159 Hillman, Lisa 56, 146 Hillman, Seth 17, 35, 155 Hines, Annie 74 Hirst. Jennifer 60 Hogan. Maureen 56. 104 Holman, Randy 52 Holman, Toni 17, 31, 33, 37, 90. 160 Holmes, Amy 60, 95, 119 Holmes, John 59 Hornyak, Mark 2, 17, 77, 78, 82, 86. 91, 93, 130, 147 Houle, Joan 74 Houlihan, Charles 68, 158 Houston, Todd 52, 120 Hubbard, Chris 122 Hubbard. Lynnanne 56. 147 Hubbard, Steve 17, 122 Hudick, John 60, 126 Hugo, Mark 60, 108 Hulicki, Holly 17. 37, 67, 124 Inglese, Vincent 73 Ingraham. Kelly 56 Iwanicki, Dawn 60 Izzo, Kim 2, 58, 60, 77, 153, 160 Jacobs, Mike 56, 122, 123, 149 Jansury, Barbara 60, 112, 113 Jellen. Irene 61, 68 Jobbagy, Donna 68 Johnson, Lisa 60 Juliano, Chris 52, 114, 146, 156 Juliano, Gina 17, 22, 38, 113, 150, 152. 158 Juliano. Patricia 68 9. 69 Julius. Lois 74 Julius, Scott 52 Kavanaugh. Jean 52, 122, 149 Kaye, Jennifer 52, 148, 157 Kazmercyk, Matthew 60 Kelley, Jim 120 Kelley. Katherine 52 Kelley, Mike 56 Kelly, Shawn 52 Kelvey, Michele 60, 110 Kennedy, William 61, 68 Kenny, Kevin 52 Kent, Charlie 60 Kenyon, Kim 56, 112. 154. 158 Kenney, Gary 18 Koba, Kris 52. 122, 123, 146. 156 Kokoszka. Jody 52 Kolakowski, Henry 68, 155 Kosinski, Edward 68, 70 Kovac, Sandy 60. 112. 113 Koziel, Jeff 18, 23, 38 Kronberg. Michael 18 Krupa, Karin 60 Kubeck, Eleanor 73 Kudzma, Eric 52, 122 Kwolck, Karrin 52, 146, 148 Kwolek, Mike 60 LaBree, Robert 60 I aRree. Teresa 18. 38. 150 Lacey, John 60 Lacey, Kelly 60. 134, 148, 153 Lackstrom, Carl 56, 146, 148 Laclair, Randy 60 LaCoss, David 18 Lacourse. Nancy 56 Lacourse, Teresa 18, 38 Laffin. Dave 18 Lahnin, Jo 6, 52 Lanahan, Mary 148 Landino, Gary 56 LaPenna. Chris 52 LaPenna, Danielle 56 LaPenna, John 52, 122 Larese, Jack 18, 28, 38, 77, 126, 127, 136 Laskevitch. Cris 52, 150 Laurencelle. Nicole 60 Lemay, Dawn 60, 153 Lemire, Jennifer 52, III Leone, Jon 52 Lewis, Jennifer 60, 110 Lewis, Rick 18, 77, 7$ Licitra, Maria 60 Licitra, Rosalie 56 Limosani. James 52, 120 Limosani, Pete 18, 38 Linabcrry, Eileen 19. 38, 76, 1004, 105. 132. 147, 148 Linaberry, Kathy 56, 118, 132, 147. 150, 154. 158 Liptak, Barbara 74 Lombardi, Paul 62 Longley, Phil 19 Longley, Tina 19 Loomis, Michele 19, 156 Lopes, Rosemary 5, 19, 38, 90, 112 Lorusso, Karen 19, 38, 153 Loubier. Michele 52 Loughlin, Dianne 19. 150 Loughlin. Susanne 19, 31, 150 Lubinskas. Jim 56, 106, 107, 130 Lucas, Stacey 56 Lucas, Valerie 52 Ludovico, Brian 60, 91 Ludovico. Neal 52 Lugris, Sandy 52 Lundgren, Eric 52 Luongo, Valerie 56, 146 Lutman, Nicole 20 Lynch, Robert 20 Lynch. Scott 56, 102 Lyons. Bill 60. 120 Lyons, Gini 54, 56. 112. 124 Maccaroni, Kristine 52 Macllvaine, Stacey 60 Mack. Shannon 52 Mackenzie. John 50. 52. 126. 127. 149, 154 Mackenzie, Nancy 60. 76. 87. 118. 119 MacLean, Cami 2 0, 27, 29, 38. 156 Madore. Renee 56 Maguder, Kris 52, 124, 149 Mahoney, Ellen 69, 72 Makara, Rick 52, 154 Makay, Christian 52, 147 Malone, Steve 120 Mannion, Dennis 38. 69, 72, 82. 88 Mannion, Joan 38. 69 Manzo. Ted 60. 69 Marchese, Nickilynn 60, 151 Marchese, William 102 Marianella. Paul 64, 65 Marks, Jennifer 20, 90, 106, 134 Marlowe, Jean 62, 69 Marotto. Chriscianne 52 Marrero, Aleta 151 Martin. Kelly 60. 150 Martin, Liz 60 Martindale, Susan 52, 148 Martineau, Kelly 60 Martineck. Warren 56 Martino, Chris 60 Martino, Ernie 20 Marzik, Kay 74 Mascia-Roberts, Elena 51, 71 Mason, Howard 60 Massaro, Lisa 14, 17, 20 Masse, Patty 56, 84, 112, 113, 148. 151, 154 Matarazzo, Lisa 60 Mattei. Lisa 60 Mattison, Chris 52, 69 Matton, Dennis 56 Mattsson. Anna-Karin 20 Matuskiewicz, Anne 60, 118, 148 Matuskiewicz. Jerry 56 Mazzucco, Linda 60. 110, III, 138 McCabe, Beth 52. 146 McCabe, Cathy 60 McCarthy, Paul 20, 120, 121 McCarthy-Krombel, Pam 69 McComb, Michael 56, 130, 149 McCormick. Martin 56 McGovern, Brian 60 McGovern, Denise 66, 69 McGowan, Kathy 56. 71, 110, 133, 154 McGowan, Mrs. 69 McKeehan, Daniel 4. 12, 13. 21, 30, 34. 35. 37, 114, 122, 154 McKeon, Carol 52 McKeon, Cathy 49 McMahon, Jim 52 McPherson. Lesley 56, 114, 149, 150 McPherson. Melinda 56 Meade, Chris 60. 85. 147. 149. 154, 155 Melillo. Chris 56. 102 Melillo. Michele 56. 104. 105 Memery, Mike 52 Memitt. Don 56, 130 Menary, Donna 108 Mercurio, Bianca 52, 122. 156 Merrero, Aleta 56 Merski, Robert 21, 38, 78 Michaud, Michelle 60, 104, 105. 132. 133. 146, 158 Michonski, Kim 52, 150 Michonski, Jon 52, 146 Michonski, Scott 146, 149 Mihalek. Mike 126, 127, 140, 153, 154, 160 Mik, Ed 72 Miller, Paul 52 Milles, Christine 62 Mills, Dennis 61, 120, 140, 142 Mirles, Lisa 21 Mirles, Tammy 61 Mirra. Joey 56. 102 Miscia. Joseph 69 Misiaszek, Laura 4, 18, 21. 90 Mitchell, Steve 52 Mitchell. Susan 61 Mitoraj, Suzanne 69 Mlinorcik, Steve 57, 130 Mogensen, Tracy 57 Molinari, Gertrude 73 Monico. Joan 69 Montgomery. Lawerence 57, 106, 107. 130 Montefusco, Lisa 52, 244 Moon, Keith 60 Moore, Dawn 57 Moore, Richard 61 Moores, Don 60 Morgan, Debbie 5, 21, 32, 38, 160 Morgan, Jayna 3, 91. 118, 150, 153, 154 Moran, Jackie 52 Moran, Phillip 69 Morawski, Charles 58, 70 Morin. Ryan 95 Morneau, Annette 151 Morneau, Gail 151 Morris, Susan 50, 53, 146, 154 Morrissey, Partick 2, 20, 21, 42. 76. 78, 87, 91, 93. 160 Morse, Ernie 148 Morse, Ric 53 Moslow, Donna 58. 61 Moynihan, Lea 57 Mrozowski, Larry 74 Mueller, Brenda 53 Mullen, Steve 52, 53, 106, 107 Mullen. Susan 21, 25. 33. 38. 76. 87, 88, 93, 147, 154, 155 Murillo. Marinelly 6, 21, 112, 156 Muro, Andrea 150 Murphy. Brian 72, 100 Murphy, Sean 53 Murphy, Kristine 61 Murphy, Maureen 61 Murray. Steve 57 Mushauski. Scott 120 Myers, Kelly 57 Nalewajek, Joel 53, 146, 148 Nalewajk, Sue 57 Naylor, Joan 70 Neal, John 53 Neal, Raymond 161, 122 Nehez. Janet 21, 62 Neubauer, Robert 70. Id, 140 Newhouse, Dennis 153 Nicoletti, Robert 73 Nigro. Nancy 14. 21, 86. 98. 132 Nirmal, Manish 53, 154 Nirmal. Mary 61, 104, 147, 154 Nordgren, Daniel 62 Norman, Michae 53 Normandin, Michelle 53 Novakowski. John 70, 100. 126 O’Connell, Clifford 57 O'Connell. Deena 53 O’Connor, James 42, 70 O’Connor, John 57, 130 O’Connor, Matt 57 Odell, Paige 53 Odermatt, Craig 2, 10, 22. 30, 76, 77. 78. $2. 86. 93, 135 Oertel. Joe 53 Oldfiel. Jeff 61 Olson, Chris 61, 146 Orzechowski, Kathleen 70 Otis, Jen 53 Otis, Kim 53 Ottaviano, Lisa 53, 150, 156 Ouellette, Jodi 22. 91. 148 Pacheco, Paul 57 Packard. Dawn 61 Pagan, Jessica 53, 147 Page, Daniel 9, 22, 32, 42, 76, 83, 93. 154 Page, Patricia 53 Palermo, Chip 57, 122, 130 Palmer, Pat 74 Palmer. Rae 74 Paolillo, Michele 4, 22, 27, 29, 38, 156 Paquette, Denise 61, 146, 156 Parish, Marcia 70 Parisi. Amy 53 Parker. Andy 57, 102 Parker. John 61, 114. 115, 120, 121 Pascale, Rose 61, 151 Pasinski, Mario 53. 150 Paskin, Jean 57, 147 Passante, Jeff 57 Passante, Karen 61 Patten, Matt 61 Paulousky, Eric 61 Paulousky, Leigh 61, 151 Pavao. Sue 159 Pavltt, David 61, 151 Peck, Esther 73 Peckman, Jonathan 5, 22, 30, 34, 84, 85. 149 Pedersen, Scott 57, 122 Pedersen, Soren 22, 151, 156, 158 Pels, Susan 61, 152 Pendried, Lois 74 Perez. John 50, 53, 67, 70 Perez, Nelson 57. 108, 130, 131, 149 Perez, Noreen 53, 122, 151 Perito. Domenic 53 Perreault, William 62 Pesta, Carolyn 112, 113, 160 Petersimes, Marcella 61 Petersimes. Steve 61 Philbrick, Alaina 53, 148, 157 Philbrick, Scott 53 Philbrick, Valerie 22. 155, 156, 158 Phoenix, Anthony 57 Picard, Karen 22, 156 Picard. Paul 57, 70 Pierlioni. Ann 70 Pilon, Jennifer 22. 39 Pippin, Kristin 22. 39, 150 Pires, Domingos 62 Pires, Jose 61 Piscitelli, John 57 Pisani, Michael 62 Poggio, Todd 61 Polanski, Marc 53 Polito, Diane 17, 23, 98, 112 Polito, Tony 57, 114 Pomerleau, Cynthia 23 Pontbriand, David 53 Porter, Deanna 53, 147, 148 Potter, Nancy 173 Powell, Ron 20, 23, 87 Powers, Todd 61, 114, 115, 126, 153 Preble, Ruth 23. 39, 150. 156 Prostano, Linda 70 Proto, Denise 61 Proto, Donna 18, 23, 26 Proulx, John 23, 155 Provost, Shannon 61 Pucci, Danielle 53, 146, 151, 152 Pulit, Danielle 61, 104 Quinn, Tammy 53 Raccio, James 62 Rakowski. Stacey 61 Ramos, Mr. 101 Rav, Robert 53 Reed, Linda 61 Reeves, Michael 23 Regan, Martin 23 Renda, Albert 53 Renda, Marie 62 Retzer, Amy 53 Reynolds. Andrew 16, 24, 32, 34. 42. 76. 154, 160 Reynolds, Dorothy 70 Reynolds, Justine 61 Rhodes, Jeff 24, 102 Ribera, Charlene 61, 146, 150, 156 Ricci, Jim 61, 158 Ricci, John 5, 61, 153, 154 Riccio, Christine 53, 154 Riccitelli. John 67, 71, 144 Riccitelli, Tilly 74 Richardson, Kim 57, 110, III Rigoulot, Dawn 53 Rigoulot, Deana 61 Rigoulot, Wendi 61 Rinaldi. Charles 66. 71, 157, 160 Rivera, Gladys 61 Rivera, Ricky 61 Rivers, Renee 112 Roberts. Daniel 71, 72 Roblee, Jim 24 Robles. Willie 24 Rodrigues, Joe 61 Rogers. Michelle 57 Rohloff, Wanda 42, 62. 71 Romano, Michele 57 Rossicone, Sheri 61, 90, 104, 105, 134, 148, 153 Routh, David 24 Routh, Karen 53 Roy, Danielle 53 Rubin, Michelle 53, 104 Ruggiero, Carol 53, 146, 156 Ruggiero, Tom 24, 31, 77, 78 Rutcho, Susan 61, 119, 134 Rusaste, Steven 53 Sabatucci, Annette 61. 112 Sabino, Christopher 24 Sabino, Douglas 25, 85, 86, 149 Sabo, Joseph 74 Sage, Amy 25, 31, 39, 83, 133 St. Hilaire, Amy 53, 112, 151 St. Hilaire, Renee 61, 112, 113, 150 St. Jacques, Billy 53 St. Pierre, Kevin 57, 102 Saldana, Mickey 25, 39, 151 Salinsky, Tim 61 Salisbury, Brian 57 Samaha, Judith 71 Sanmiquel, Staci 53 Sansone, Andrea 25, 102 Santiago. Jose 15. 25. 81. 91. 102 Sarmony, Peter 53 Sarmany, Sasha 57 Satton, Kristen 53 Satton, Mike 57 Saul, Robin 25, 39 Saxon, Jeffrey 62 Sayre, Patricia 71 Scala, Jennifer 53, 112 Scala, Paul 61. 114, 115 Scarpa, Megan 61 Schaefer, Susan 25, 27, 92 Schiffbauer, Deb 61 Schiffbauer, Robert 61 Schlottman, Ralph 71, 136 Schouten, Stuart 25, 78, 135, 148 Schroeder, Dick 138 Schunman, Christian 53 Schuster, Lea 53 Schwink, Edith 57 Scott, Jennifer 61, 146 Scott, Pamela 53, 104 Selmecki, Mrs. 62 Sferes, Rosemarie 73 Sgambati, Mike 25, 86. 120, 121, 140. 142 Sgambati, Trish 57, 112 Shaylor, Tracy 53 Sheehan, Laura 53. 149, 151 Sheehy, Chris 57, 159 Sherwill, Barbara 61 Shimwell, Samantha 25, 39, 72 Shorette, Debby 61 Short, Ken 57 Short. Rebecca 61 Sidlauscus. David 61. 94, 102 Silvia, David 61, 103 Silvestri, Lisa 57 Simler, Lisa 18, 26, 91 Simmons, Dawn 108 Simone, Joseph 57, 130 Sivertsen. Eric 57, 114 Skapczynski, Michael 26, 90, 102, 103 Slack, Debbie 61 Slocum, John 26, 39, 120, 121, 128 Smith, Brandi 53 Smith, Darren 53 Smith. Kim 53 Smith, Laurie 26 Smith, Mike 57, 114, 115 Smith, Robert 61, 122, 146, 149 Smith, Roxanne 61 Smith, Tina 57, 151 Smith, Tracy 53 Smithlock, Fred 61, 140 Soderlund, Joy 26. 33, 156 Soldan, Frank 73 Sommo, Tracy 57, 151 Sorota. Meg 57, 90, 118. 119. 150, 151, 153 Spica, Patrick 61, 82, 86, 122, 146, 153 Spohauer. John 53 Stabach, Stephen 53, 114, 146 Stanley, Harvey 26, 80, 81, 92, 102. 103. 130. 158 Stanley, Lisa 61 Starrs, John 57, 140 Starrs, Thelma 26, 39, 150 Stasulli. Gina 53 Stasulli. Phillip 4, 26, 30, 78, 154 Stave, Ed 61 Stave. Lori 2. 61, 76, 87, 94. 110. 124. 125. 134. 146 Steele, Blanche 26 Stevens. Bill 58, 61, 95, 135, 154 Stilkey, Paul 62 Stilson, Todd 53 Strout, Tammy 53 Sugrue, James 62 Sulinski, Edward 61 Sullivan, Michael 6. 19, 26, 34, 146. 156, 158 Sullivan, Patrick 53, 157 Summerfield, Jeff 61. 102 Summerfield, Laurie 27, 35, 39, 87, 88. 110, III Supranovich, Catherine 53, 149. 151, 157 Supranovich. Liz 146, 156, 157 Swantek, John 53 Swenson, Karl 57, 114, 146 Swenson, Kurt 27, 106 Sylvestro, Phillip 71 Sylvia. Dave 83 Symasuk Ms. 158 Sypek, Diane 27, 156 Szollosi, Terez 57 Tagliatela. Lisa 61. 106. 107. 132, 133 Tagliatela, Scott 53, 122 Talarczyk, Peter 57 Tarnowski, Gary 53, 146 Tassmer, Kirt 53 Tatro, Jacqueline 27, 39 Taylor. John 27, 30, 77 Teeney, Leslie 27 Testa, Andy 27 Testa, Susan 53 Tharp, Adrienne 61 Thiede, Michelle 57, 147, 152, 153 Thomas, Chris 61 Thorpe, Beth 57, 118 Thulin, Chris 3, 54, 57, 95, 110, 132, 133. 153. 154, 158 Tiedemann, David 27, 126, 127, 136, 137 Timothy, Scott 57 Tirado, Andy 2, 28, 39 Tirita, Wendy 53 Tomalski, Kenith 55, 71 Toman. Lisa 60. 68. 71 Torino, Todd 5, 61, 130, 158 Torre, Scott 57, 102 Totz, Colleen 57, 104. 146 Trautman, Mark 61 Tomlinson. Brian 28 Trenchard, Michelle 28, 146 True. Dave 61. 85, 106. 107, 131 Tucker, Richard 53, 69, 71, 135 Tupay, Sheri 61 Turner, Joseph 28 Turtola, Marisa 28, 31. 39 Underwood, Janis 60. 72 Valenti, Barbara 61, 147 Valenti, Kathleen 57, 156 Vamvakis. Nicholas 61. 72 VanBlarcom. Laura 149 Varney, David 149 Vass, Maynard 28. 78. 92. 130 Vebaus. Josephine 53 Vecchitto, Giovanna 50, 147, 150. 157 Vekony. Tricia 61 Velardi, Gary 61, 120 Velardi, Mary 28 Vertucci, Aaron 57 Vincent. Jody II. 28 Violette. Bob 61, 114 Vjvari, Steve 61, 120, 121 Vollono, Laura 61, 67, 147, 150, 151 Vytell, Diana 58, 68. 72, 146 Wadsworth, Bill 29 Wainer, Dana 57 Walker, Kari 57, 106, 107, 132, 133. 147. 156 Walker, Kim 22. 29. 34, 39. 108. 132. 148. 156 Wallace, Brian 106 Wallace, Daniel 57, 106, 149 Walter. Sarah 108 Wambolt, Susan 74 Wanat. Laura 57 Ward, Edmund 62 Wargo. David 29, 146. 155. 158 Warro. Joe 30, 114, 115 Weidner. Bridgette 57, 153 Wells. Diana 148 Werner. Valerie 29, 92, 98, 110 Wettler. Anders 148 Weyant, Mr. Id Weyant, James 29, 80, 98. 102 Wgak. Eve 57 Whisler. Robin 57, 146, 150, 152 White, Kathy 57 Whoolery, Jim 61 Williams, Tim 57 Wison. Cheryl 29 Winn. Pat 57 Wolfe, Marjorie 72 Yano, Hajime 29, 39, 122. 123, 156 Yasensky. Sean 57 Young. Elizabeth 61, 132, 146. 152 Young, David 29, 78. 92 Young, Dawna 110, 150 Zalonski, Debbie 29 Zambory, Stephanie 104, 105 Zandri. Jason 57 Zandri, Nicky 6 Zawadski, Steve 61 Zemke, Curt 29 Zeoli, Joseph 52. 72 Zierler, Fred 62, 72 Zola, Irma 66. 72, 151. 152. 158 Zola. Lisa 29, 39. 71. 151, 160 Zygmont. Chris 61 Zyskowski, Jennifer 57 BOOSTERS MR. SLOCUM, REMEMBER BIGPOND, DEERRUN-ALL BUDS DAN DANA LEE. I HOPE THE BOND NEVER BREAKS. I LOVE YOU 64 + 85RULEANDWILLNE VERDIETOTHFBATPOLESROBINT-BIRD THE 3K’S I LL MISS YOU GUYES NEXT YEAR ILY PATTY IDI, THANX FOR THE POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE-MANACHEM CPT. 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