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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

1986 REFLECTIONS M. T. SHEEHAN HIGH SCHOOL WALLINGFORD CONNECTICUT VOLUME 15 TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING SECTION 2 SENIOR SECTION 8 UNDERCLASSMEN 50 FACULTY 66 STUDENT LIFE 80 SPORTS 104 CLUB ACTIVITIES 146 ADVERTISEMENTS 164 Jf J had a box just for wishes And dreams that had never come true t Zhe box would be empty except for Zlie memory of liow Zltey were answered by you Illi Illi II Brian Albori Don’t take life so serious because no one gets out alive, and just remem- ber when vou play the game of life you play it for all you’re worth It's a full contact sport but it’s not whether vou win or lose it’s how good vou iooked! CWEDO RULES. Thanks for all the GOOFS Richard G Allen I guess I’ll just ramble on. nows the time the time is now Zeppelin- Football 4 vrs. Tennis 2 vrs Thanks 2 yrs Thanks LH RB DS JS SC TT SAV DD LD For the good times TM ILY 8 1 85 I'm pul'.in out of here to win The Boss. Teresa Lynn Alogna ‘Teri’’ “Lulu” Love is a flower whose beauty touch- es the lives of those who hold it to the birds CA ML CA RL Thanks for everything CF MN Thanks for being there when I needed someone Thanks for the memories ILU GOAL To become an X Ray Tech Charlotte L. Ayers Charlo Charkie Charlita Reach the stars, fly a fantasy, dream a dream, and what you see will be. - Limahl Soccer 4 yrs. PWH No 1 Birds of 86 this birds for you! Thanks TA ML KA RL CM TG SC DR Thanks for everything M D ILY. Annette Back “It's not the critic who counts: but the man who is actually in the arena, who at best knows the triumphs of high achievements and at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while danng greatly Roosevelt Thanks LS. MB FRIENDS 4-EVER Special Thanx Waldo! Most Popular Joe Chordas. Kim Izzo 10 Peter Arneson Life is too short to take seriously. So enjoy it while you still can. Dawn Bachman The light of spirit burns in every- one. the diamond's buried deep When the heart is ready the teacher will come, nothing remains without change • Surrender. It's a gateless gate for those who never try. RS Thanx for everything ME. MM. JS. SD, SC Jesse Bark as y Keep an open mind and an open heart so you won’t lose before you start. Live and love before the end and heal the ones writh wounds to mend. Be prepared to lose but ex- pect to win and you’ll always have a place to begin. I love you all! “DREAM ON ” Aerosmith Glen Barton “Glenby” God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change, the cour age to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Mom and Dad I love you. Ken, Dave, and Linda, Thanx for being there. Leigh, friends forever and then some. Michele Bates To live your life in your own way-to reach for the goals you have set for yourself-to be the you that you want to be that is success. 4 yrs. Soccer, softball . basketball. ILY M.D.L. Thanx for all the great memories GC. 1 LUV YA. Thanx CP LM JB SC TC AS. Matthew Belcourt John Bates “JJ” How long I have wanted this dream to come true, and as it approaches. I can’t believe I’m through. AD JL MB TD Remember the rowdy nights in the Valiant. CWEDO rules. Thanx everyone. Bye. Sandra June Battles “Sandy” “TT” Special joys special places special friends, together. The moments pass so quickly but the memories are for- ever. ILY Mike forever! ILY BB Lin! Thanx to all my friends KL SR AM Best Looking Paul Scala, Annette Sabatucci AH LS LD MB Kl CM. TP MG Phft! The Bob Squad! Thanx for everyth- ing Mom ILY! Lisa Bemis “You set my feet upon a rock and made my footsteps firm. Many will see, many will see and hear.” U2 To the gang: ACK! Unity is POWERFUL •Council. Smiths, R.E.M., U2 Mike Muir 4ever! Liz, can I borrow your Femmes tape? Mom and Dad ILY! CR, realize your dreams. Richard Bersch Whether I can or I cannot, I will. I endeavor to stock my mind with the most ingenious thoughts of other people, in hopes that they may sug- gest to me materials for my own thinking. Friends: SHALOM! Peace, Health, Happiness, and Success as you perceive it. L’CHAIM. Lara Lynne Betta “Gunch” Believe in that perfect moment for God can make the dream and the dreamer become one Thanks for your friendship, Sue. Dawn, Lisa. Denise. ILY Mom and Dad. Hi, Lauren, Sue, Dawn, Wendy, Terry, Scott, Gary, Jackie, Rosemary. Huey Lewis and ice skating are 1. 11 Lynn Bickford The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. The good times last forever and the memories always stay. Thanx for the great times- DZ RS ML KM CD JB RC Mom and Dad, thanks for being there when I needed you. I love you all! Dennis Bielak ‘‘How long I have wanted, this dream to come true, And as it approaches, 1 can’t believe I’m through.“T.S. Four Years Soccer. ‘‘Be the Balls” D.M. Thanx Coach, J.N. and C.S. Thanx Mom, Dad and Everyone else. GOAL: To build my dream house. GOODBYE and whatever! Renee Biglin dream, as it is your escape from reality, but live to achieve your dreams. Goal: To be happy with whatever life brings. Thanks Diane Caruth and Stacey Macllvain-Friends forever. ILY Mom and Dad. Sarah J. Birdsey Gypsy” I'd walk thru miles of rain and tears. I'd walk thru hell if I knew you would be there. AV- ILY. Thanx. ILY KP Dl KP MG KH MK MM RP AH SG VG and JM. ILU M.D.B. and Jenny. K- Thanks for such a special friendship. I love ya. Mark Griffin, Donna Gersz Tracy Bishop “Anna Before the rising sun we fly- so many roads to choose we start out walking and we learn to run we’ve only just begun! Thanks to SL LB KM FC CS JT ML. ILY. Mom and Dad. thanks for all your love and support- ILY. Melissa Bonk “Missy” “To lose along the way, the spark that set the flame to flicker, and to fade on this- THE LONGEST DAY” -Bono-U2-Liz + Mad-12 September- Quash LB SP GB DG JF RH LH LB ABAPCR NP DP CS RW BC CM + SFA-D, you’re so FUNKY! “England -85- LY-HM+ MM. Mariam Bouchoutrouch Mad “Some people say I’m crazy, but I know it isn't so I just have my own special way that I want to go.”- Lisl Street ILY. SFA 4- T. Press Spec thanx DRL! “Love is the solution to the geometry problems of life“-Chin Chin. Christine Amy Brown “Chris” So many faces in and out of my life; some will last, some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hello’s and goodbye's, I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again. Billy Joel. Thanks CF MN LB TM especially Jon, Mom and Dad for your friend- ship, love, and support. 12 Richard M. Brown “Rick 4 vrs. Football, Basketball. Track, “Capt”. All Housey Track. Thanx for the great times: Rick, Larry, Demo, Lou, Shaws, TP, Ricci's. Thanx for helping me through the years-I Love You Mom and Dad. Thanx, Jim, Jake, AH, KP. Goal: To make money and be happy! Gary Burness Thank you. Mom and Dad, for seeing me through all my years of school. I couldn’t have made it without the two of you in my corner. Good luck, friends from the class of 86, DP DG RB. ILY M D. Lawrence P. Burgess “Larry” To those who say life is so hard, I ask, “Compared to what? Thanx to my friends forever: MH MM MN CF PS CB CD and to the Class of 86. Thanx for everthing JL and M D Lewis. ILY M D. C-Country, 1 yr.; Soccer. 2 yrs.; Swimming, 4 yrs.; Track. 4 yrs. Howard F. Camolli “Howie It’s a hard life living on your own; Things are never easv when you’re far away from home. It’s a hard life and it’s lonely too. when you’re try- ing to find a friend or two. Thanks. Nicest Eyes Mark Griffin, Sheri Rossicone Bryan C. Cannata Bry” 4 yrs.. Football. Marion, Thanx for everything. You’re a great friend. Good luck with everything in college and beyond. Jenn, thanks for making the last two years special I’ll love you always. JL and JS, Thanx, ILY both. ILY MOM. thanx for everything. Goal: To be successful. Diane Caruth Life is filled with memories from the past and dreams for the future, but let’s live for today for there won’t always be a tomorrow. Thanks, Re nee, Stacey. Annette. Ryan and friends for the great times and memories that have made it all worth while. ILY M D. Scott M. Casciano A goal is something that we all should seek. Achieving that goal is the happiest accomplishment. Thanks Mom and Dad. Football 4 yrs; Tennis 3 yrs. Thanks TT TP JR JR RA LD MM LH for all the great times. ILY MP. Siubain M. Caufield There is a deeper world than this that you don't understand There is a deeper world than this tugging at your hand-Sting. Jenn we’ll always be the best of puds. Golly G.-No more crying in Paris! Thanks MN KL. GOAL: To meet Dave. Paul and Larr Bud. GCWB. 13 Joseph Stephen Chordas “Joe” “Supertitan” Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” T. Roosevelt. Thanks Mom. Dad and Jim. Good Luck Friends. ILY Class of 1986. This is one common man that will represent common men. GOAL: To become a great and honest politician. Gene Clemente Huge rising from darkness where hell hath no mercy and the screams of vengance echo on forever . Only those who keep the faith shall escape the wrath of the Class of 86. Thanks. Mom Dad for putting up with me. I love you Lani Let the Cobra Corps live on. 2004 USA 1. Lou DePonte, Diane Caruth Dennis Collins Love is like a rose, you see one that is beautiful you pick it and provide for it. care for it, and hope it doesn’t begin to wither away, but to blossom more small buds just as the one you pick. Love you Kathy Patricia May Coyle They say we're gonna sink or swim but we intend to fly - if we make all the right moves B.A. No Kris you can’t dance!!! Hey Non SHOUT!! Thanks friends M D B K Scott Happy New Year’s Eve ILY! Frederick Richard Criscuolo IV “Freddy” VANHALEN DRAGONS MONET CARLOS forever I’ll never forget the nights in the Pinto KM BV WV. Hope you all go far. No eternal re- ward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn. “JM . MG I’ll never forget you. TB don’t ever forget the Pier. Diane get out of the way. Octavio Cortazar I am an AFS exchange student from Mexico. This year in USA was fantas- tic. 1 will never forget it. 1 love my parents, my brothers, my brother-in- law and my host family. Thanks to: JB. RL. JF, JH for your friendship. Buena Suerte A Todos Mis Amigos. Shannon Rose Craddock “Sha-na-na” Life is full of surprises. Live it to the fullest because nothing that’s good lasts forever. Live is a precious thing. Live it the way that makes you the most happy. Acts = Powder Puff. 1 love you Mom. Thanx for the good times DR CC LR ML CA TA TB GR. Linda Czarniak 14 Darlene D'Agostino Dar The long and lonely highway drags along. It's going nowhere. It' just one too many wasted sunsets. Deep Pur pie 1 Where’s the beach! Let’s go surfin'! Take a ride on the wild side Class of 86. Yea Right! Thank you JS. Thanx my friends. POWDER- Kim Davidson It's time for moving on my friend. It finally is time to go our separate ways. Thanks for the memories MG NM RP. ILY Mom. Dad and Nicki. Thanks to everybody who had faith in me. Chr Glee 4yrs. PUFF 86! Tom Degnan 'And so my friends, we’ll say good- night for time has claimed its prize but tonight can always last as long as we keep alive the memories of Para- dise.’' Dennis DeYoung HM SZ High Spot no ice please. It’s been fun. Thanks! 3yrs track and x-country, lyr swimming. Louis DePonte Lou” Football 4; Baseball 4 No man can be Fully Free while his neighbor is not. To go forward at all is to go forward together. • R.M Nixon. To all my Friends. I wish the best of luck. JF.DD.JC.JH BS remember the wild times. Thanks Mom and Class Flirts Ricky Allen, Sandy Battles Carol Desautels Carebear” Krol” Dizzy” There is no need for outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend Friends understand each other’s thoughts even before they are spok- en. I love you Mom Dad. Joe I love you JM BS LC J JH Thanks for the memories. Goal: To be success- ful. Todd Desmond MaryKatherine Devine Kay” Don't ever be afraid to try; you might be surprised at the results. Don't ever forget that achievement isn’t as hard as it seems. Don’t ever stop loving. Don't ever stop believing Don’t ever stop dreaming your dreams. ILY M D Thanks MO. ILY! Lynette Devoe Fetzel” “Nettle” 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. Thanks Bob Dan Your the greatest brothers and my best friends ILY M D SAAB rules! IS Ray Diaz Mike Dichello Life is an uphill battle in which only the strong shall survive. Always take life as it comes, and you will see that you can win the battle. Thanks BG. JF, SZ, FS. and DD for all the good times. ILY M Best Personality Kim Izzo, Mark Griffen Lisa DiGioia “Adalayde” When that old grey wind is blowing, and there’s nothing left worth know ing, then it’s time I should be going-If you see a chance take It! VB 4 BB-4 Thanks Mom Dod, family, friends. LS the laughs and good times have been many' FF AND DON’T FOR- GET! David F. Doukas “Demo” 4yrs Football. Basketball. Baseball; Thanks for all the great times. Jim, BJ. Lou. Dick. Mark, John M. and Brvan G: The Phi and MLS will live on. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad, Paul and Ed. Sharri Driscoll “Golly Gee” Though we’re going our seperate ways there can only be brighter day6. Thanks to all my friends for the good times we have shared. The memories will remain in my heart forever. Thanks for the love and support M D. Tennis 4. NHS 2 GCWB For- ever Cheryl Ann Farone Through the eyes of our friends we learn to see ourselves. Through the caring of our friends we learn what it means to be ourselves completely. Thanx Mary L-‘T1I meet u in the shadows”. The good times last 4- ever Thanx for the memories MN, MH. LM. CB. TA. BV. KM. Susan M. Fazzino “A dreamer and a believer, only the beginning to becoming an achiever. ILY Mom Dad. Thanx friends. LULU did it! Craig - Thanx for the big hugs and special times. Nancy - Thanx for being there to share the good times the bad times. Swim- ming 4 CPT Tennis 4 CPT. Judith Finel Thanks to all mv friends, who must know that I will always keep them in my mind. Good Bye. See you in France or elsewhere. ON NE VOIT BIEN Q’AVEC LE COEUR L’ES SENTIEL EST INVISIBLE POUR LES YEUX” 16 Kevin M. Finn “Finnster” Everybody hears a different drum, so be yourself and let the beat go on. Swimming 4yrs, AFS 3yrs, Choir 3yrs, Band 4yrs. Deep River and Westbrook 1982-86. GOAL: To fur ther my education in the field of mu- sic and or broadcasting. ILY Mom. Jeff Fuhr James Fuda Jr. Shaw” Baseball 4 years “We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of the dreams. -Willy Wonka Goal: Meadowlands. Dawn L. Gay ton Forever Crazy” “The best way to know life is to love many things. - VanGogh. Thanks to all my friends for putting up with my craziness. 1 Luv ya all! Stay crazy! ILY Mom. Band: 4yrs Trumpets 1, AFS, Variety Show. Crazy Forever! Most Dramatic Glen Barton, Laura Vollono Scott Genest Friends are never forgotten only pre- cious memories stored forever. Thanxs for the memories, AD TD JF AV BV AS TS GV SB KP CT LF HH CB JP JM. Thanxs to the Dowd Fam- ily. I Luv U Mom. Donna Lynn Gersz Cheer leading 4yrs- Co-Capt. Student Council-4. A friend is someone who knows you as you are, understands where you've been, accepts who you have become. Thanks friends for all the special memories! Thanks Mom Dad. Tom, Care, Jonz ILY! F F K.O. Bryan R. Gilliam Gill- Baseball 4yrs Basketball Football lyr Thanx for the good times MH RD DEMO SHAW. Luv you Mom and Dad, Thanx for everything. For all of us life is death without adven- ture adventure only comes to those willing to be daring and take chances. -Prince. Nadine Ann Gott “Munchkln Powderpuff. The next life that we live in Remains to be seen Will you be by my side. Kool Gang 1 Love You Mom Dad, Thanx 4 everyth- ing. Thanx 4 the good times: LS, DS, BB. NL. I Love You Jenny and Mark. GOAL: To be successful in everything I do. 17 Christopher B. Gray “Chris Track 2yrs. Cross Country lyr. The past is gone, the present is here, the future is the thing to fear “I am not afraid. Typong! to the Purest Ethic Crew. Thanks for the good times guys. Good luck to all my friends. Special thanks Laur, Bri, Steph. Mark G Griffin I look to the sea Reflections in the waves spark my memory Some hap- py, some sad I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had.-Styx. Thanx to all my friends that made these years great! PHI, Bob Squad! Thanks KL. MM, BS. PS. DD. Good Luck! Mom and Dad, ILY. Chris Meade, Mary Nirmal Rose-Anne Habre Barbados Beach Bum I’ve had a great year and I’ll never forget all of you who made it possi- ble. Thanx Class of 86. I Luv Ya! Larry S. Harris The ‘world is full of unsung heroes, in the background, striving for that spe- cial glory. Usually settling for self recognition. Thanks Mom Dad. SC HEIWA 4yrs Football 4yrs Track Roderick D. Hetzel Rod” “Hetz Sven My interest is in the future because l‘m going to spend the rest of my life there -CK. Thanx to all my friends for all the great times. I’ll never for- get you. Thanx M.D.E. German Club 4 (Treasurer 2, President 1), Band 4, Watt 2, HSB 1. Marion Hanna Football 4yrs. CPT. Basketball 3yrs. Track MTS for all the memories, both happy and sad! I will always remember them. Class of “86 1.1 Love You Mom and Dad. Thanx NB CF MN DH KR LB BG RP LM AS TH SH. GOAL: To play Pro. Foot- ball. Deanna Lynette Henderson The good times are the best times the bad times fade away, the good times are forever and the memories will always stay. Thanks for the fun and good times JL MN CF I.T CA TA BD TH. Thanks Mom Dad I Love You. Jennifer L. Hirst Jen We’re always proving who we are, always reaching for that rising star, to guide me far and shine me home - Out here on my own. GOAL: To achieve success, have a long fulfilling life, stay healthy. Lou, I Love You with all my heart. Thanks Mom C.H. 18 John J. Hudick Life is just a short ride. So live it to the fullest. Mark E. Hugo Hugo” Let the power within you guide you. Then you will succeed. If success does not come, keep pushing and you will succeed. Thanx Nelson. Let our separate ways bring us together again! Mom. Dad and Steve. Thank you. Swimming 1 yr; JA 4 yrs. Thanx BB NP DB. Dawn Iwanicki 1 see my future at the rainbows end Happy hours Timeless friends Thanx for all the funky times KP SB NN KH MG KP MK ILY Mom and Dad. I Luv U too Gra- ham 9-25-85. Best of Luck Class of 86 . Kimberly Ann Izzo “Kim Dizzo” I am who I am and what I am today because of the people and exper- iences I have met along the way. Chris, Sheri, Joe, Kelly Sandy Thanx for all the memories I’ll cher- ish them Love you all forever. Good Luck “86 -rU Miss You ALL! Thanx Mom. Dad and Marc, ILY. Mike Mihalek, Lisa DiGioia Lisa A. Johnson Friends-Thanx for all the memories. I'll never forget you. You made It all worthwhile Especially DP DG LM NL LB. ILY M D. Softball 4yrs. GOAL: To live a happy and success- ful life. “86” 1. Barbara Jean Jansury Hope can carry your heart beyond barriers of the mind. It introduces you face to face with dreams of ev- ery kind. Hope is the solid founda- tion of Joy Sorrow. It’s the force which encourages us to carry on till tomorrow. Thanx Mom. Dad Friends ILY! Jon ILY Thanx. Amy Lynn Holmes Happiness comes first, all else fol- lows. Anne we've shared the laugh- ter and the pain and even shared the tears. YBFF A Thanks Mom, Dad. Bob. Teri, Steve, Di, Jen. Tobey I couldn't have made it without you. I Love you all very much. Cheering 4yrs Band 4yrs. Veronika Horvath “BKS Vicki” “Everybody's got a smile inside, so put it upon your face and wear it with prid ” RS Deana and Sniesy thanks for all the great memories and laughs. It was great seeing you again. Hope to see you in the future. I Love You Mom.Dad. and Mike 4-ever. Matt Kaszmersik Michele Lyn Kelvey “Meesh” “Shelley” As I look back over the far horizons memories of great times and friends seem to last forever! Thanx to all my friends!! FF- SK.KP.DI.S- B.AH.CT.SR.JS and TH ESP AS BFF. Mom Dad I Luv Ya! Volley- ball 1. Richard Bersch, Shari Driscoll, Jennifer Scott Sandra Lori Kovac “San” 1 look to the sea. reflections in the waves spark my memories. Some happy, some sad. I think of friends and dreams we’ve had. Thanx for the special times DH.AH.M K.AS.JS.KM.KK.KP. Especially DH AH. 1 would never have made it with out U. M D ILY. Robert W. LaBree Jr. “Pokey” “Apollo” Your four years of high school will go by fast so live them up because after that your on your own. Thanks to all my friends who made school fun: JB RB OC DC MD and to a special friend CC. I Love You Mom and Dad. Cherism.” Kellyann Lacey “Bugs” As the shades of evening drift slowly through the sky, my thoughts once more return friends to days of long gone by. Friends 1 11 always love ya! MC SB SR KI DL JL. Mom.Dad Megan, thanks ILY! SC 3rd row Power Station. SB MG pftt SR KI BB 4 ever! 20 Karin Janine Krupa “Memories have magical ways of bringing back favorite yesterdays.” Thanx for all the great times Linda, Annette. Kris and Kelly. Loves: Mom. Dad. Eric 5 5 84. John W. Lacey “Rotton” Dazed and confused for so long I can’t lose Led Zep. Good times, bad times, you know I’ve had my share. But thanks to the times that BIG RED was there! Thanks for the good times LC, SS, M D. Thank you Stacey, I Love You. Randy J. LaClair “RJ” Harley Davidson. 1 GOAL: US Military Special Forces. ILY M D Thanx MN TP TP SC BS for all the party times. Jamie Lanahan Good Luck Class of 86” Thanks for the good times DH CA TA ILY M D GOAL: To be happy successful D- 2 1. Nicole Ann Laurencelle To be happy with life is to be happy with yourself. Accept and enjoy what life gives you whether it be big or small and to have friends to enjoy life with. Thanks M D ILY Also Thanxs to L.M. NEESE D.A. C D. N.P. Class of “86” 1. GOAL: To always be happy. Michael F. Lawlor “Musky” Wendi, I Love You 5-4-84 is forever. Michael, 8-1-85. Thanks Mom and Dad. Party “86” Odie and Motorcy- cles 1. Dawn Michelle LeMay The smiles and tears we’ve all shared will never be forgotten. KL AM SR KW SB Thanks for always being there. Thanks for everything Mom Dad ILY Always RW. Most School Spirit Joe Chordas, Kim Izzo Jennifer Lee Lewis “Suzie” Time is Too slow for those who wait. Too swift for those who fear. Too long for those who grieve. Too short for those who rejoice But for those who love, time is not - Hen- ry Van Dyke Thanx to all my friends. iLY M D Volleyball 3yrs Captain. Maria Elaine Licitra Ria” “Rabbit “Parrot” “Mattiooch” The best and most beautiful things in the world can’t be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. “HK” Birds of a feather flock together Thanx CA, TA, RL, KA, DR, SC, MA, and Mom Bird Power 1. Brian J. Ludovico “Bri” “Vich” Time has no patience for those living on the edge of their dreams. “It has been written that those who have the youth, have the future. -Crue. Thanx to family and friends. Oh. those California blondes, you gotta love it. Tennis 3yrs. Stacey Ann Macllvaine “Spacey” I was not born to be a fighter But now’s the time I have to learn To keep my head above the water- Gotta play with fire but not get bur- ned ! gotta stand up I gotta face it. - Foreigner. Thanx Dave, Renee and Diane for always being there ILY Mom and Dad. 21 Nancy Lynn MacKenzie Achieving takes believing in yourself and all you do. Thanks Heidi. Tricia. Sue for sharing all the laughs and good times. 1LY Mom. Dad, Sue. John. Nonnie Mark Thanks. I couldn't have asked for a better friend. ILY. Cheerleading 4 yrs. Nicki Lynn Marchese The day has come for us to say good- bye, but good byes aren’t forever. Thanks Kim for being there when I needed you. I’ll always be here for you, ILY -paint the perfect picture- Prince Thanks for the memories Dad. Billy -ILY RP KD PMK IZ JF SS BG LP DR TA CA DH DH Marion Hanna, Michele Bates Elizabeth H. Martin “Liz” As long as we have memories, yes- terday remains as long as we have hope, tomorrow waits as long as we have friendship, today is beautiful Thanx Chris, I Luv Ya. Cheryl- S. Machine 4ever. Friends 4ever CB CF KM JP DM TV EL Thanx 4 the memories ILY M D. Chris A. Martino Though we all move on and go our own way, the memories will always stay. Thanx CT JB JR CZ for all the great times. Loves: Deanna and Ford Falcons. Special thanx Mom and Dad, ILU too. GOAL: To make it through Diesel school. Lisa Matarazzo Aim high, be free, live life and enjoy. Thanks Mom for everything, ILY. Rocco Nick, you’re the best. Good luck to all my friends. GOAL: To onjoy life and always be happy. Kelly Lynn Martineau The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay because love isn’t love 'til It’s given away, and Larry I gave you mine! I Love You always! To live happily and be happy with what I have. To all my friends, thanks for all the great memories. TV CF LM JP MN BV. Howard W. Mason You can’t have everything where would you put it - S.Wright Golf 4 yrs. Basketball 2 minutes 53 seconds GOAL: To be like Tom Deg- nan. Thanks Mom and Dad. Lisa M. Mattei The grand essentials of happiness are something to do, something to live, and something to hope for Chalmers. Thanks M D NL DP Neese all the rest. GOAL: To stay happy. 22 Anne Catherine Matusklewicz ‘‘Annie ‘‘Be glad that u r free, free 2 change your mind, free 2 do most anything any time Prince Cheering 4 yrs Band 4 yrs Thanx friends for the memories Thanx Amy for all our crazy times YBFF A San PP's for- ever! ILY Mom Dad GOAL: To be successful and Happy!!! Catherine M McCabe Cath High above we’re flying wild and free -Bob Seger To all my friends the good times will remain forever. Den- ise and Donna your the best ILY. Andy Dias I Love You 9 17 84 for- ever Mom and Dad ILY GOAL: To work with mentally retarded chil- dren. Linda Marie Mazzucco All the fun I’ve shared with you can never be replaced. Together we’ve had many good times and conquered the problems we’ve had to face. Sand. ILY! BBF! Friends, thanks for the memories. Thanks for all your help MB! M D. DBJT ILY Volley- ball 2 yrs Softball 4 yrs. Rrian McGovern Party time forever but just remem- ber: You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need! Thanx Mom Dad! GOAL: Live my life to the fullest. Class Comedian Ricky Allen, Lisa DiGioia Christopher Joseph Meade ‘‘Chris’’ Forget about the pursuit of happi- ness. That way lies grief. Concen- trate on the happiness of pursuit. K1 SR JC SB SB • I Love You All ; you’ve made these years special. ILY M D, Rose Mike. Student Council 4 yrs. Vice President. Presi- dent. Michelle Marie Michaud Meesh” Hewoman” It scares me to see how fast the time flys; so many we meet, so many goodbyes. ME. Never forget all the great times we had! 4 yrs F.H. Capt 4 yrs Track Capt Mesh! 1LU M D. Class of ‘‘86”. BH GOAL: To beat any guy in arm wrestling! Scott Martin Michonski Mush” The long and winding road To the top I will go • Beatles Thanx Mom Dad Good Luck Class of 86” Foot- ball 2 yrs Hockey 2 yrs Band 4 yrs Thanks JH JM MO KS DF LBU LIVES. Michael J. Mihalek Football-1 yr, Basketball-4 yrs. Base- ball-4 yrs, X-country-lyr. The pursuit of happiness is the pursuit of life. MC, J JR, BS The memories make it all worth while! Thanxs Mom Dad. I D. TP. CM. SC. SD. DG. KF. BDOTY BROTHER! 23 Dennis Mills You only get out of life what you put into it! Thanx for everything Mo Thanx for hangin in there Babe, ILY Dawn! Likes; Baseball. Ilockey- bench-clearing-brawls! Hendrix Scorps my guitar and weekends. ACTS; Baseball 3 yrs. Hockey 3 yrs. Tammy Lynn Mirles Our memories of yesterday will last a life time. Take the best forget the rest these are the “BEST OF TIMES.” -Styx. I Love You Mom Dad Powderpuff “86 Thanks Phil- lip for all the memories. CF, CW, CL, WR its been real. Susan Marie Mitchell “Sue “Susie’Q” Good Times Bad Times you know I had my share. -Led Zepplen. Born to Be Wild - Steppenwolf, Pink Floyd. Rag Tops, Harley’s - 1 Thanxs Fran, Whitey, Andy, T.F.T. Deb. Love Ya Mom Dad. Bob Farkas, and my second MA -Sandy Farkas. Richard H. Moore 4 yrs wood shop, 3 yrs tennis Letter- men. Westbrook and Deep River 85, 86. My Goal: To further my educa- tion in the United States Navy. Rod Hetzel, Christine Brown Ryan Morin How long I have wanted this dream to come true and as it approaches I can’t believe I am through. -TS. Thanks for the memories DC, KM, DP. BA. CT, HC ILY Mom Dad. Donna Marie Moslow I’ve followed the rainbow to its end and found all of you - My Friends. Thanks for the memories. Bill You will always be 1 ! ILY 4 24 83. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Aunt Mary, I couldn’t have made it without you. I Love You M PARIS!! Kristine Lynn Murphy When you’re down and you're cold don’t you worry what the future holds Just never give up on a dream RS. Thanks for the great memories guys. I’ll miss you guys Denise Lynn Sandy Darin Stacey Ryan and all the rest of my buddies I Love You Mom and Dad THANKS. Maureen Ann Murphy “Moe” The Tender words and Loving deeds which we scatter for the hearts which are nearest us, are immortal seeds, that will spring up in everlasting beauty. Thanks for the good times B.S. D.P. and M.S. 24 Raymond R. Neal “The Hammer” Football 2 yrs, Swimming 2 yrs. America means opportunity, free- dom, power. -Ralph Waldo Emerson. Good Luck Savage and most every- one else; Long live the Elite. Mary P. Nirmal Let’s not say goodbye for it sounds too final Let’s leave a window open in our hearts and in our lives for the someday when we can say hello again - The memories and friendship last 4-ever, A special friend is hard to find • Thanks Cheryl, D-Paris!! T-NY! ILY M D Jeff Oldfield Kristen I. Olson Cheerleading 1 yr. As time passes. I will begin to see that the sun will shine bright over me. No more wor- ries will I behold no more fears to be told. At last I will be free. Friends, you’re the best. Thanks DG PB The memories will never fade. M D Fa- mily ILY. Most Mischievous Dave Sidlauscus, Tammy Mirles, Lisa DiGioia Rob Ottaviano All the world's indeed a stage and we are merely players, performers and portrayers. Mom Dad I Love You Friends Thanx for the Best of Times Does Anybody Remember Laugh- ter? We are all fires burning higher trying to burn the sun Long live the Rowdy Nights. Dawn Ellen Packard “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.”- Helen Keller To my Best friends Gino and Lara, you shared my dreams, my joys, my happiness. Best wishes to all of my friends. Jackie Laine Pagan “Jock” The world is always changing nothing stays the same, but love will stand the test of time, the next life that we live in remains to be seen will you be by my side cherish. Mom Dad ILY! LM. KM, CF, TV memories will last. Ray we are one. ILY 8-21-82. Denise L. Paquette “Dee” Neecy” Thanks to all my friends who have helped me in the past Especially LJ NL LM RP DP LB BD Forever Crazy. ILY M D AFS FBLA GOAL: To have a successful life. Class of ”86” is 1. 25 Rose Mary Pascale ‘ Rosie” “Ro Life is full of many surprises, and can be very confusing at times. Work hard for the things that you want in life, and make the best of yourselves. Thanks to KD. NM. DP. LB. ILY Robert, Mom Dad Family, Ta- sha. Pepper, tee-tee Erica. Karen Passante Well Pm on my way and the friends I have made and the memories I have I’ll take with me. Thanks for the good times and the support. ILY SB. DI. KP, NN. MG. KH. AH. MK, LM. SK. SG. MM. RP. Thanks Mom. Dad and Jeff ILY. Most Bashful Fred Smithlock, Jennifer Scott Matt Patten Sue Pavao “Sue” Susie “Susie Q” To my friends • Thanks for the four wonderful years. A true friend is one who knows everything about you and still loves you. PMK and AM ILY • Thanks JB-ILY 15-85 SADD two years. (PMK keep up the good work). Carolyn Pesta My mind is my garden. My thoughts are my seeds. I will harvest either flowers or weeds. ILY Dad. Mom, family. Soccer 4 yrs. Capt. Thanx for all the memories • friends forever - MB. JB, GV. KM. Kl. AS. AT. I Love Ya All! Dave Pavitt Sue Pels “Cyndi” “Crunch” “Suzy Q” AFS Flag Squad Variety Show! Thanks to all my friends. Char, you’re the greatest- Thanks. 1 don’t mind running alone”- Steve Perry ILY M D! Thanks for putting up with me. To my friends - Party Dance 4ever! Luv Ya! Ack! Jose Pires Todd Elliotte Poggio PFC Entered United States Marine Corps on August 28, 1985. GOAL: Not to have money but to have ever- ything money can buy. Loves Ally Semter, FI. Denise M. Proto “Nee-High” You’re in my heart Your in my soul ; You’ll be my friends til 1 grow old. Thanks for all the great memories Cathy, Vicky, KM. LBSL. ILY John Kusmit 12-9-84. ILY Mom Dad Donna. May all your dreams come true!” Danielle S. Pulit Ideals are like stars. You will not suc- ceed in touching them with your hands. Instead, you choose them as your guides and follow them until you reach your destiny. I Love You D.M.J. R. Thanks, Friends, for all the good times! Todd Powers Just put some Love in your heart and all your troubles will someday soon all depart- L. Richie. Friends I hope we never depart. Thx-M,D J. ILU KF 5 7 84-Truly! 4 yrs: Soccer, hoop. Student Council, Key Club, 2 years Track No Wonder I Never Had Time To Study! Shannon A. Provost “Brag” “Issy” Class Individuals Now our dreams are coming true, thru the good times and the bad. I’ll be standing there by you.”-B. Ad- ams. Thanks to all my friends who made these past 4 years great! I Ed Sulinski, Liz Supranovich Love You M D. GOAL: “Don’t wor James Raccio Stacey Rakowski Growing up is hard to do but always remember that friends are forever Jus because we go away doesn't mean we lose each other I’ll never forget you Sheri Ann Tupay You were the best. Thanks Mom and Joe I Love You Clint 7 7 83 WR KM. Linda Marie Reed “Lin” We all hope for the mountains to be removed, but what we really need is the courage to climb them. Thanks DR, WR, SC and everyone else who gave me the wonderful memories that I’ll cherish forever. I Love You Steve 4 5 85. Thanks Mom and Dad. ILY. 27 Justine Elizabeth Reynolds Time makes you bolder, children are getting older, and I'm getting older too.- Stevie Nicks She is like a cat in the dark, then she is the darkness. Dreams unwind-Love’s a state of mind - Stevie Nicks Thanks Mom Dad Jessie James Missy Bruce I Love You All. Charlene Ribera Char” “Tweekie AFS German Club MarkV Choir Glee Variety Show. ILY Ma Zola! Liz. Lisa, Missy, Glen, Mad. and all • ILY! NP, thanx for the good times-ILY. Sue, you're the best! (Guys forever!) Jellofests. Bolognlans, camping trips 4-ever! Pht Ack-oopslspiltit. Ricky Allen, Kelly Lacey Jim Ricci Bezzer” Cold hearted orb who rules the night removes the colors from our sight Red is Gray and Yellow White, but we decide which is right, and which is an llluslon”-Moody Blues Thanx for the memories TT, JR, TP, MB, MM, MG, SC. Thanx Mom Dad,Frank ILY. Deana L. Rigoulot “Dee” What you think of yourself is much more important than what others think of you! Seneca Thanks for the beautiful and happy memories we’ve shared I Love You Brian Valiquette 1 -3-85 Forever! Thanks LR WR SC VH CA ML NM TA ILY Dad Thanks Lizard ILY Too. John Ricci You might think that it’s Hopeless Beyond our control. But that’s not necessarily so, Can’t you see there’s a chance for the daring Young Soul who’s Finally learned to say No. - Styx Thanks MM. SK, MK. AS. MB. TT, TP. SC. ILY M D Official Spectator 4 years. No Photo Available Wendi Ann Rigoulot Mike. I Love You 5-4-84 and all the memories. Michael 8-1-85 I Love You. Thanks Mike and Linda. Friends Forever Stacey. Thanks. LR DR DI TM SR. Ricky Rivera Joe Rodrigues “Joe Bagel” “The day is gone when the angles come to stay And all the silent whis pers will be blown away.” -Deep Pur- ple. Thanks Mom, Dad Special Thanks to DF CM JB JL For all the rowdy times at Sheehan High. 28 Sheri Lynn Rossicone The friendships we have formed along the way have created memo- ries that will last forever Never for- get the love laughter we have shared-KI.CM.SR.SB.KL. PS.JC.MK-ILY always. Thanx for making these yrs special! ILY M D Jas Fid Hockey 4, Tennis 4, Stud. Council 3. Annette M. Sabatucci “Sab” Sabatoge Life is a precious adventure with only one end, so live it to the fullest! Thanks friends 4 all the memories. I’ll never 4get ya! ILY all. but esp. BFF. MK. JS. KK. SK. JK. MB. NS. CP. MH. Murph Thanks Dad Re. ILY. ILY Mom Soccer 4 yrs. Capt. Susan Mary Rutcho Life’s truest happiness is found from the friendships we make along the way. Thanks true friends for sticking by. You’ve helped me through the best and worst times. ILY! Sher, without you I might not be here to- day. Tennis 2; Fd Hy; Key CLub 3; Cheerleading 3. Renee St. Hilaire Soccer 4 yrs. Tennis 2 yrs. John, “If I could reach up and hold a star for each time you've made me smile, an entire evening’s sky would be in the palm of my hand.” Hoskins Jr. I Love You John. Mom Dad I Love You. Best Dressed Todd Powers, Sheri Rossicone Tim Salinsky We made the mountain shake with laughter as wc played, hiding in our corner of the world. Then we did the demon dance and rushed to never more, threw away the key and locked the door. R.J. DIO Paul M. Scala if you lose your dreams you will lose your mind. If you lose your mind it’s all been a waste of time, so catch your dreams before they fly. When you go out to play give 100%! My 2 years were great. Thanx. SR. BV. JS, ED, BUD. CC. and all the memo- ries. I love you all. Megan L. Scarpa “Meg” Nothing is too hard but the impossi- ble takes a little longer Activities manager of girls basketball team. Bob Schiffbauer 29 Jennifer E. Scott “Jenn” Never lose sight of your dreams. Keep them safe inside you. Protect them, follow them and make them your reality. Thanks for the good times SC.GG.BS TFSML SWAY. Thanks Mom. Dad and Sue ILY! The best is yet to come. GOAL: A pond and vast wealth. GC.WB. 4 ever! Barbara J Sherwill Our memories of yesterday will last a life time. We’ll take the best. Forget the rest. And someday we’ll find - These are the Best of TimesI Styx. Thanks for the good times MM. DP. MS. RS Most Artistic Deborah A. Shorette “Debby” “Deb” Doo” Live ev’ry day Cause before you know it your precious time slips away- REO. Thanks for all the great times KB. LS. LM. CC. RS. LD. NG. BS BB. you guys are the best1 Thanks ILY Mom. Dad. AC, UR. AA. GS. DN. AN BS! Powderpuff “86”. Rebecca M. Short “Becky” If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you. it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it was never meant to be. I Love You Brian Forever 10 9 83. Thanks Mom and Dad ILY. Bryan Gilliam, Jim Ricci, Lori Stave David M Sidlauscus Savage” Football 2 yrs. Track 2 yrs. There is only one success • To be able to spend your life in your own way. Thanx M D for helping me pull it out. Good Luck Hammer. Long Live The Elite. David James Silvia I’m as free as a bird now And this bird you cannot change! Lynyrd Skynyrd. V1D and Free Friends For- ever. JS. RA, LH. MH Remember the Best FBALL Team MTS has ever seen Remember Top of the World Parties! Thanks Traci You are beau- tiful. ILY Mom and Dad. 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 its been. Thanks to all my friends. I never would of made it without you guys. K.C. your the best. Thanks M D for your support. Robert W. Smith Upon a secret journey I met a Holy- man His blindness was his wisdo m I’m such a lonely man You will see light in the darkness You will make some sense of this When you make your secret Journey You will find this Love you missed. • The Po- lice. 30 Roxanne Smith Fred Smithlock “Roxie” “Pebbles” Open your heart. Open your mind. A train is leaving all day. A wonderful trip thru all time. And laughter is all you pay. Prince. Thanks 4 everyth- ing LS. DS. B5. CF, DF. CW. ILU M D. UF your the best. ILU TAS. AS, DS, TJ. Powderpuff “86 . Patrick R. Spica “Guppy” “Shaw” “We made a promise We swore we'd always remember No retreat No sur- render.” -Springsteen. Thanks MG, JF. MM. BS, BL. LB, SF my friends. I Love and Creepy Swimmir Lisa S. Stanley When the night is cold and dark you can see light cus no one can take away your right to fight and never surrender. -Corey Hart. Thanx for all the good times and memories I will ep 4ever LB. DS. RS. LD. CC. BB. BS 1 Luv You LB Mom S. LU. SU. K SU. Powder- Ed. Stave Accomplished Most For Class Kim Izzo, Joe Chordas Lori E. Stave Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. Thanx 2 all who've made these years the best. Memories R 4- ever. TT RA: Madge will miss U. LD. friends laughs 4-ever. Ricki. 1LY Thanx 4 everything. 6 23 90. M D Tank Goal 2 B rich hap- py William D. Stevens “Life is similiar to a contest, the goal is to be a winner Yet in life I feel we are all winners.” Football. Tennis 3 yrs. ILY Mom. Dad. Bill, Ruth, Mi- chelle and Sara. BDOTY Brother Thanx MM. LD, PS. MG. JF and MS for all the good times. 31 Edward M. Sulinski “Ted” “Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive: Easy to govern but impossible to enslave.” - Lord Brougham. Good Luck JM ND DS AH. Thanks Mom Dad and Lex for helping me through. Jeffrey R. Summerfield Although we approach the end of a long rough road, it’s just an entrance to a whole new world. Good Luck. Make the best of it 86. Titans 1. THX for the memories Vid R LH MH DD RB Sav. Thanks Mom and Dad for your support and pace 1LY. Foot- ball 2 yrs, Baseball 1 yr. Elizabeth Ann Supranovich “Liz” “Day after day; I will walk I will play, but the day after today; I will stop I will start.” Violent Femmes i couldnt Dcide Btween cummingse Blake. ILY M D. ILY “GANG” Quash bologna in fe B. AFS Agawam VT German Club Oop Ack! Add it up HOW SOON IS NOW? Lisa Marie Tagliatela “Let the world know you as you are. Not as you think you should be. - Fanny Brice. ILY Mom Dad. Thanks alot Mom for the encourage- ment. Thanks everyone for the laughs. Mike, thanks for all the memories. GOAL: To accomplish a career. Christopher D. Thomas Many times I’ve lied Many times I’ve listened Many times I’ve wondered how much there is to know. -Led Zeppelin. Thanx Mom and Dad. Spe- cial thanx to my friends. Long live Green Onions. Booker T and the MG’s. Bill Tagliatela Bill “Tag” Bag “If you want to succeed You should strike out on new paths rather than travel the worn paths of coupled cess. • John D. Rockefeller, to everbody for a Great four ILY Mom Dad. GOAL College and get a real )' Adrienne E. Tharp There is no love greater than this, that someone should surrender his behalf of his friends. Blue is 's for waves Waves surfers are Stephen J. Ujvari Jr. Imagine all the people living life in peace. You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us and the world will live as one. — John Lennon. Tricia Lyn Vekony Say goodbye to the life you’ve been living, so long to the friends you hold dear. All the dreams that you’ve held inside. They’re waiting to break out, you just have to try. To KM MN BV CF LM JP and friends Thanks for all the great times1 The B-52’s 4ever! Laura Ann Vollono May you always find new roads to travel, New horizons to explore New Dreams to call your own. -A.T. The memories will always hold a spe- cial place in my heart. Thanks! To Mom Dad - Thank you, I Love You! Barbara Jean Valenti Babs” What we experience today enriches us tomorrow time marks us gen- tly to those who find blessings in each day time is a friend. Thanx 2 all my friends 4 the great times and the fond memories! Best of luck! Thank- you Mom and Dad, ILY! Gary Velardi “Phest” Still sane after all I've been through. Can’t complain but sometimes I still do. Life’s been good to me so far.- Joe Walsh. Thanks Crew, Nova for showing me the way and taking the time. M D ILY. Thanks RM BA GC CB BV RO CP SC SB. 18 2 yrs Hockey-capt. 1 yr. Soccer. Elizabeth Kathryn Young “Flash” Everybody needs somebody to help them make it through life. Arms to hold, words to soothe, Someone to say it’s alright. -M B. Thanx RB, CM, DT for being that “somebody” ILU! Track 3, Flag Squad 3. ILU M D J. SP - you’ll always be spe- cial to me! Steven J. Zawadski Golf 4 yrs. GOAL: To see the Giants win the Super Bowl. Christopher D. Zygmunt “If you ever need a friend, I have a lot of Love to share. 1 will be there until the end, to show how much I really care.” K.M. Thanks for all the Great Times C.M. C.T. J.B. D P. Thanks for being there Mom and Dad ILU. Loves: Heather. 33 In Loving Memory of “Friends Are Forever” In my life I’ve made mistakes And learned of life the hard way. But through these times I’ve had my friends That stayed by my side to guide me I love you all for what you’ve done And I will always remember. I’ll be with you for all your life - Just remember that “Friends are Forever.” Author - Sheri Tupay I Sittin’ inside in my room on an empty day. Lookin’ outside at the world in my own special way. I’m lookin’ through the looking glass of life. I see everything upside down and black and white. The world is going round and round And the sun is growing Off the ground. Some people say I’m crazy, But I know it isn’t so. I just have my own way that I want to go. Author - Lisl Strett CLASS FAVORITES Movie Actor Actress Book Song Female Singer Male Singer Vocal Group Radio Station T.V. Program Car Food Teacher Comedian Color Season Candy Fast Food Restaurant Fine Food Restaurant Sport Topic of Discussion Favorite Pastime Favorite Saying Back to the Future Clint Eastwood Meryl Streep The Thorn Birds Old Time Rock N Roll Madonna Bruce Springsteen Led Zeppelin Heart 95.7 Kiss FM The Cosby Show Porsche Pizza Mr. Mannion Eddie Murphy Purple Summer M M’s Burger King The Rustic Oak Football Opposite Sex Festing Way To Be! Class of 1986 Brian Albert, II South Turnpike Road, 3 25 68 Richard G. Allen, 98 Highland Avenue, 4 17 68 Peter Arneson, 28 Mohawk Drive, 8 11 67 Charlotte Ayers. 7 Tennessee Avenue, 5 11 68 Dawn Bachmann, 180 Parker Farms Road, 6 21 68 Annette Back, 13 Edgewood Drive, 9 12 68 Jesse Barkasy, 139 Ridgetop Road, 4 29 68 Glen Barton, 21 Pleasant Street, 4 23 68 John Bates, 35 Newplace Street, 8 3 68 Michele Bates, 71 Mohawk Drive, 4 27 68 Sandy Battles, 38 Hill Avenue, 6 7 68 Matt Belcourt, 9 Algonquin Drive, 3 13 67 Lisa Bemis, 34 Washington Street, 4 9 68 Richard A. Bersch, 628 Sixth Ridge Road, 8 3 68 Lara Betta, 22 Donat Drive, 1 19 68 Lynn Bickford, 520 Fifth Ridge Road, 9 5 68 Dennis Bielak, 29 Hintz Drive, 9 4 68 Renee Biglin, 15 Harvest Lane, 12 18 67 Sarah Birdsey, 112 High Hill Road, 6 8 68 Tracey Bishop, 22 Silliman Road, 9 1 67 Melissa Bonk, 51 Seiter Hill Road, 3 19 68 Mariam Bouchoutrouch, 1406 Durham Road, 2 11 68 Roy Brewster, 14 Marshall Street, 1 29 68 Christine Brown, II Colonial Lane, 7 30 68 Richard M. Brown, 5 Jamestown Circle, 3 22 68 Steve Brown, 28 Ridgetop Road, 11 3 68 Art Bruneau, 85 Spice Hill Drive, 9 8 67 Lawrence P. Burgess, 29 Johnson Road, 1 16 68 Gary Burness, 3 Ridgetop Road, 8 28 67 Howie Camolli, 4 Laurel Ridge, 3 24 68 Bryan Cannata, 36 Bristol Street, 7 16 68 Steve Carangelo, Cornwell Road, 3 26 68 Diane Caruth, 9 Brookview Avenue, 7 25 68 Scott Casciano, 409 Fourth Ridge Road, 8 19 67 Siubain Caulfield, 211 Highland Drive, 2 19 68 Joseph Chordas. 37 Brookview Avenue, 8 13 68 Gene Clemente, 34 Crestview Terrace, 2 25 67 Richard D. Collins, 14 Clearmont Avenue, 5 13 66 Octavio Cortazar, 4 Beechwood Drive, 11 20 68 Patricia Coyle, 62 Seiter Hill Road, 6 4 68 Shannon R. Craddock, 34 High Street, 1 3 68 Frederick Criscuolo, 361 Church Street, 12 12 67 Linda Czarniak. 15 Osage Drive, 7 4 67 Darlene D’Agostino, 20 Mohigan Lane, 11 5 68 Kimberly Ann Davidson, 29 King Street, 8 13 67 Thomas J. Degnan, 19 Trumbull Drive, 5 28 67 Louis DePonte, 4 South Ridgeland Road, 4 26 68 Carol Desautels. 137 Mohawk Drive, 7 8 68 Todd Desmond, 1328 Durham Road, 3 12 68 MaryKatherine Devine, 140 Cookhill Road, 3 15 67 Lynette Ann DeVoe, 17 Brookview Avenue, 11 13 68 Senior Directory Raymond Diaz, 112 Clifton Street, 8 19 68 Mike Dichello, 14 Hillock Drive, 11 18 67 Lisa DiGioia, 10 Giant View Road, 9 21 68 David Doukas, 420 Hope Hill Road, 9 23 68 Sharri Driscoll, 5 Montowese Trail, 3 29 68 Cheryl Farone, 69 Highland Avenue, 3 19 68 Susan Fazzino, 69 Seiter Hill Road, 1 27 68 Judith Finel, 30 Elmwood Road, 11 24 67 Kevin Finn, NO Ridgeland Circle, 2 16 68 James Fuda, 93 Brookview Avenue, 4 23 68 Jeffrey Fuhr, 39 Valley Street, 4 21 67 Konrad Gaetjen, 30 Jones Road, 2 28 67 Dawn L. Gayton, 80 Jobs Road, 12 4 67 Scott Genest, 200 Cook Hill Road, 9 27 68 Donna Gersz, 10 Brownstone Road, 2 14 68 Bryan Gilliam. 6 Summerhiil Road, 3 9 68 Nadine Gott, 16 North Turnpike Road, 8 14 68 Christopher Gray, 33 Jones Road, 8 31 67 Mark Griffin, 88 Apple Tree Lane, 7 23 68 Rose Anne Habre, 560 Barnes Road, 8 6 67 Marion Hanna, 5 Johnson Road, 4 9 68 Larry Harris, 26 Brookview Avenue, 12 27 67 Skip Helland, 6 Algonquin Drive, 8 11 67 Deanna Henderson, 2 Summerwood Road, 2 2 68 Rod Hetzel, 7 High Street, 11 10 68 Jennifer Hirst, 230 Main Street, 10 31 68 Amy Holmes, 3 Schwab Terrace, 9 18 68 Veronica Horvath, 1066 North Farms Road, 11 7 67 John Hudick, 73 Hintz Drvie, 12 28 67 Mark Hugo, 163 Cook Hill Road, 10 3 68 Jerry Issel. 1437 Tuttle Avenue, 5 30 68 Dawn iwanicki, 74 High Hill Road, 3 16 68 Kimberly Izzo, 80 Oak Street, 2 19 68 Barbara Jansury, 5 Dome Road, 2 6 68 Lisa Johnson, 225 Chimney Hill Road, 5 22 68 Matthew Kazmerzyk, 83 Mohawk Drive, 5 3 68 Michele Kelvey, 204 Parker Farms Road, 4 9 68 Charlie Kent, 21 Jonathon Road, 12 23 68 Sandy Kovac, 1201 Yale Avenue, 10 17 67 Karin Krupa, 790 Yale Avenue, 6 5 68 Robert Labrce, 4 Beechwood Drive, 7 24 68 John Lacey, 56 Ridgefield Road, 10 25 67 Kelly Lacey, 211 Highland Avenue, 1 17 68 Randy Laclair, 959 North Farms Road, 4 29 68 Jamie Lanahan, 24 Ridgefield Road, 11 22 67 Nicole Laurencelle, 93 Mohawk Drive, 9 18 68 Dawn LeMay, 60 Wooding Road, 2 9 68 Jennifer Lewis. 30 Pierson Drive, 6 22 68 Maria Licitra, 230 Main Street Lot 45, 11 16 68 Brian Ludovico, 53 Alison Avenue, 10 26 67 Stacey Macllvaine, 63 Brookview Avenue, 3 12 68 36 Class of 1986 Senior Directory Nancy MacKenzie, 21 Algonquin Drive, 5 26 68 Nicki Marchese, 25 Sylvan Avenue. 12 22 68 Elizabeth Martin, 18 Jenna Road, 2 10 68 Kelly L. Martineau, 76 Nicholas Road, 10 17 67 Chris Martino, 101 Brookview Drive, 3 18 68 Howard Mason, 14 King Street, 3 1 68 Lisa Matarazzo, 3987 Yale Avenue, 8 15 67 Lisa Mattei, 103 Ridgetop Road, 11 16 68 Anne Matuskiewicz, 18 Wallace Place, 10 6 68 Linda Mazzucco, 7 Schwab Terrace, 7 15 68 Cathy McCabe, 122 Algonquin Drive, 3 8 67 Brian McGovern, 116 Mohawk Drive, 7 2 68 Chris Meade, 53 Oakdale Circle, 10 29 68 Michelle Michaud, 79 Mohawk Drive, 4 21 68 Scott Michonski, 74 Hintz Drive, 5 11 68 Mike Mihalek, 943 North Farms Road, 8 21 68 Dennis Mills, 19 North Orchard Street, 10 7 66 Tammy C. Mirles, 321 Washington Street, 10 22 68 Susan Mitchell, 48 East Street, 11 20 68 Richard Moore, 115 Ridgeland Circle, 6 29 67 Ryan Morin, 5 Brookview Avenue, 5 7 68 Donna Moslow, 64 Valley Street, 3 20 68 Kristine Murphy. 35 Whiskey Wind Road, 10 30 68 Maureen Murphy, II Hintz Drive, 10 2 68 Daymond Neal, 26 Pierson Drive, 10 30 68 Mary Nirmal, 10 Highland Drive, 7 28 68 Jeff Oldfield, 19 Mettler Drive, 8 29 68 Kristen Olson, 157 Mohawk Drive, 12 7 67 Rob Ottaviano, 7 Old Lane Road, 9 28 68 Dawn Packard, 50 Brookview Avenue, 9 6 68 Jackie Pagan, 1455 Durham Road, 7 12 68 Denise Paquette. 34 Hanover Street, 12 15 68 Rose Pascale, 744 Center Street, 10 04 68 Karen Passante, 892 Daniel Rd-River Vale-NJ, 8 17 67 Matt Patten. 33 Silliman Road, 11 26 68 Susan Pavao, 208 South Colony Street, 4 17 68 David Pavitt, 15 Hillside Lane, 6 19 67 Susan Pels, 88 Seiter Hill Road, 6 9 68 Carolyn Pesta, 292 Yale Ave. 12 29 68 Jose Pires, 9 Laura Lane, 1 19 67 Todd E. Poggio, 1015 North Main Street Ext., 8 22 68 Todd Powers, 29 Pleasant Street, 3 20 68 Denise Proto, 60 Algonquin Drive, 8 22 68 Shannon Provost, 56 Ridgecrest Road, 5 15 68 Danielle S. Pulit, 15 Crestview Terrace, 10 31 68 Stacey Rakowski, 91 Kelseytown Road, 6 19 68 Linda Reed, 25 Ridgenoll Road, 6 25 68 Justine Reynolds, 22 Jeralds Avenue, 11 21 66 Charlene Ribera, 10 Ridgecrest Road, 12 15 67 James Ricci, 17 Fritz Place, 4 30 68 John Ricci. 17 Fritz Place, 4 30 68 Deana Rigoulot, 12 Hartford Turnpike, 6 5 68 Ricky Rivera, 623 Center Street, 4 5 68 Joe Rodrigues, 37 Mohican Lane, 12 23 67 Sheri Rossicone, 2 Brownstone Road, 2 21 68 Susan Rutcho, 27 Montowese Trail, 12 18 68 Annette Sabatucci, 25 Washington Street, 7 4 68 Tim Salinsky, 26 King Street, 1 19 68 Paul Scala, 5 Lost Brook Lane, 3 11 68 Megan Scarpa, 1445 Durham Road, 4 6 66 Bob Schiffbauer, 89 Ridgefield Road, 11 22 68 Jennifer Scott, 6 Bruce Road, 11 12 68 Barbara Sherwill, 13 Haller Avenue, 3 28 68 Debby Shorette, 307 Quinnipiac Street. 2 23 68 Rebecca Short, 58 Wooding Street, 11 17 67 David Sidlauscus, 101 Highland Avenue, 7 19 68 David Silvia, 2 Hillock Drive, 1 11 68 Jamie Selinski, 129 Knollwood Drive, 4 29 68 John Slocum, 36 Ridgenoll Road, 7 6 67 Robert W. Smith. 27 Haller Place, 10 9 68 Roxanne Smith, 809 North Main Street Ext., 9 29 68 Fred Smithlock, II Ridge Road, 10 3 66 Patrick Spica, 1545 Rhey Avenue, 11 9 67 Renee St.Hilarie, 33 High Street, 11 23 68 Lisa Stanley, 13 Church Street, 10 17 67 Nick Stasulli, 5 Sullivan Road, 8 23 68 Ed Stave, 65 Hintz Drive, 4 24 67 Lori Stave, 65 Hintz Drive, 10 5 68 William Stevens, 65 Hanover Street, 5 5 68 Edward M. Sulinski, I Danny Way, 1 25 67 Jeff Summerfield, 1230 Yale Avenue, 9 19 68 Elizabeth Supranovich, 53 Grove Street, 9 21 68 Lisa Tagliatela, 8 Oxford Trail, 3 14 67 William P. Tagliatela, 8 Oxford Trail, 12 9 68 Adrienne Tharp, 58 Goodspeed Ave., 6 22 68 Chris Thomas, 38 Pequot Road, 1 10 68 Todd M. Torino, 8 Gregory Road, 10 7 68 Steve Ujvari, 1549 Tuttle Avenue, 4 12 68 Barbara Valenti, 285 Grieb Road, 10 5 68 Tricia Vekony, 330 Highland Avenue, 10 21 68 Gary Velardi, 20 Carriage Drive, 6 25 67 Bob Violette, 98 W. Ridgeland Road, 11 14 67 Laura Vollono, 44 Park Pond Circle, 7 10 68 Jim Whoolery, 2 Jodi Drive, 4 23 68 Elizabeth Young, 41 Cornwell Road, 5 28 68 Steven Zawadski, 501 Church Street, 7 29 68 Christopher D. Zygmunt, 51 Brookview Avenue, 7 14 68 37 Class We, Lou DePonte and Mike Mihalek leave Mr. Moran an American Flag and all the memories of Reagan. America Love It Or Leave It. I, S.R. leave H2S04 to any deserving girl in Mr. Cigas’ next year’s Chemistry class. I, Lori Stave, leave to Todd Ricky, the memories of Madge her sweet kiss to Leesa all of the great times we’ve shared. I, Siubain Caulfield leave to Jenn a pond and vast wealth. To fellow gutter buddies I leave Doug’s cane and ice cream truck. I, Shannon leave Dave Cewe all my good times in my Senior year! May the airport live on forever! Don’t ever forget the icecubes! I, Nancy, leave to Jayna Morgan ALL of her suggestions!! I also leave to her and Heidi a terrific Senior Year. I, Rose-Anne Habre, leave to all my TITAN friends a place to stay when you come to BARBADOS and to Alaina, my porsche. I, Kim Davidson leave to Mr. Farley another student just like me. I, JSC, leave to CJM all of our unforgetable conversations of the spring and summer of ’85. Just take it day by day, Joe. Right Chris. I, Lisa DiGioia, leave to Phyllis - Shamoo, Papoose, Bloaty and skirts up in Senior Court. Next year you Deena can hear the birds whistle and remember me. I, JSC, leave SLR, all my rude comments, a bottle of cod liver oil, the train story, any college in CT. and lots of love. We, KI and SR, leave to JSC US at Hofstra with you! We, Kl and SR, leave to CJM in red, green and blue. I, Todd Poggio, leave to Alison Quigley, a loud alarm clock in which to wake you next year when I’m gone for school. I, Jenni, leave to L.O. all of the “massive” nights at Sharazod and the big “J.” Have Fun! I, Melissa Bonk, leave to Patrick Sullivan-THE TITAN PRESS. Lots of luck to you and the others! I, Jaimie Slesinski, leave to Jenni Wood, used popsicle sticks and my left over Icecubes, may they help in your frustrated moments. I, Jennifer, leave to Charlene the|good times the bad, the laughter the tears, all my love and support. Good Luck! I, Rod Hetzel, leave to Colleen Totz and Karl Swenson, control of the German Club. Rule it well! Gleich um die Ecke! I, Mad, leave to all teachers, my little sister. Beware! We, Kim, Kim, Carolyn, Sheri leave to Mr. Rinaldi fun in the sun at Block Island Misquamicut everything we learned at Bryant College!! I, Annette S, leave to Joe B, my little sister and cousin. Have fun! IL ya! I, Michaud, leave to Peewee a roll of purple mesh! The only color we never had!! Mesh my ! Dresses tomorrow! I, Teri Alogna, leave to Dave Brann a broken nose from Football for the next 3 years. I, Charlotte, leave to The Pooh Bear, my position on the girls’ soccer team and the 12 uniform G.F.I.!! I, Donna Moslow, leave to my brother David all the rules, exams, homework and teachers but also all the good times. Have fun! I, Megan Scar, leave to Mr. Novakowski, whatever he wants, whenever he wants it! I, Maria Licitra, leave to Mark Addy all the WASTED times together and many more in the future. We, Deana and Shannon, leave Mark and Dave all the Andre forever! Never forget the Airport and the fun we had. We love you! I, Lisa, leave Barb all the weird memories of our cute Moo - Moos and the Horn. I, Sue Pels, leave to MA Zola THOSE Pinking Shears. You know what to do with them!!! We, the ELITE members leave Mr. Hill the Band of the day and our Gastro-intestinal disorders. Dont worry Phil Collins loves you. I, Lynette DeVoe, leave to Chrissy Riccio my awesome personality. You’re gonna need it. I, Deana, leave Mark Shannon and Dave a spare tire for all our cars so we never have to wait for 4 hours! Party it up I Wuv You! I, AB, leave to Heide B a victory in next years Powder Puff, a kneaded eraser and to ES I leave a soccer ball and a great year! I, Donna, leave to Carolyn 4 great years of high school! I, Donna leave to Stacey the poster making Job, orange soda, D.H.S. Guys! I, Scott Genest, leave Andy Dowd my sister to amuse and confuse for the years to come. I also leave to Lisa Ferriera, Me. Wills I, Nick Stasulli, leave Mark Addy and John Piscatelli all the good times that High School offers and a yearning for Graduation. I, Susan R., leave to Lisa D. all the memories of the firefly twins, S.F. and P.?. 6 9 85. I, M.B. leave to G.C. all the great memories together and the best of luck for a successful 1986 soccer season! I, Tim Salinsky, leave to Edward Ward and Tracy Smith BH’S down at the path every morning before school. Keep up the tradition. I, Jerry Issel, leave to Dorn my seat in senior court. Take the Left stage door to find reality, man. BH. We, the Birds of ’86 leave the animals of ’87, all the great memories of the airport fiesta 4ever! We luv ya! We, the PHI (MM,MG,DD,JH,TP) and supporters JF,LD,BS,RA: leave to the Hoop team a segregation line, a water bottle and very little playing time. I, Donna Moslow, leave to my brother David, all the rules, exams, teachers, aggravation of this school, but also the good times. Have fun! I, Dede, leave to Lola the memory of all of the fun times. I. Kay. leave to sweet Brians all the laughter and tears we’ve shared. Good Luck with Children of Mary. I, Tricia, leave to Kris one solid beating, the last dance, the car keys, a dictionary, and a copy of All The Right Moves. I, Annette Sabatucci, leave to Jenn Scala all the great times at 98 and the job of keeping my brother out of trouble. Good Luck! I, Biology Buddy, leave to Rick Brown an unrelenting night of XTC! I’ll pick you up on Friday night! I, Dede, leave to Lola, all of our memories of High School, our Witch-O-Gram jingles and, of course a blonde surfer! They’re Coming! I, Todd Powers leave to my little Sophomore buddies my boots. Treasure them always but don’t you dare get them dirty! We, KI and SR leave to JSC a key lock for your locker and a spare American Flag to take to college with you. I. Anne Matuskiewicz, leave to Stacey Dorrico, all the joys good times of being a senior. Good Luck w Friendly’s BENCH BUDDIES. I, Michele Kelvey, leave to Kris Thulin, all the times-dancing at Highland and our great talks. Good luck next year. I, Lisa D., leave to Heidi B., 2 years of Fundamental Camp, Creepy, Thriller, Mary Hartman, soda for breakfast, Insectius Deadicus!, climbing ladders, and Gentja. I, Michele Kelvey, leave to Timothy Carey, three more years in fun Sheehan. Good luck you’ll need it!!! I, Kelly Lacey, leave to Mary Caulfield, all the laughter and tears of a great senior year! We, Michele, Carolyn, Annette, leave to the 1986 Girl’s Soccer Team all the luck they need to win the Housy and State titles! I, Shannon Provost, leave to Jon Ward, life at Sheehan with a Texas accent. Have fun and keep practicing your alphabet! We, AH LM, leave to BT and PM the conclusion to the book “You Know Your Late When.” We, Anne Amy leave to Mr. Houlihan, the memories of our four wonderful years of band. We’ll never forget you. I, Jenni, leave to Rodney my volleyball shorts. Sorry they are not stuffed. I, AS, leave to my cousin Rita all the late night talks, all the food you can eat, and a locker of your own! I luv you. I, Jesse B., leave to Bob my spirit Dennis my notes Conrad my weapons Roy my car Matt and Mike my real estate. I, Christopher Gray, leave to Stevie Gray and Cire Lrae the responsibility of keeping up the TYPONG tradition. I, Lisa, leave Kari, Cumberland Farms and Grove Street. I, Jackie, leave to my sister Jessica, all of my unauthorized absences, all of my tardies, and all of my warning letters. Luv U. I, Denise Proto, leave my wood shop safety glasses to anyone who dares to be seen wearing them in public! I, Joseph Stephen Chordas leave to James Timothy, the spirit of Supertitan and bus tickets to visit me at college K.S.A.N.Y.B.G. I, Patrick Spica, leave to Greg Carbone, the legacy of the Luigi Bros. Long live Italian Food. I, Jenni, leave to L.O. T.S. K.D. all my volleyball experience. Good Luck! I, Linda Reed, leave to Andy Parker all of the good times and happiness of being a senior. I, Robert Smith, leave my leather bound copy of the Kama Sutra to Vinnie. I, Kevin Finn, leave to Jeff DelGaudio the wall and the lunch table and I leave to my little Bro. all the fun times with Mr H. I, Larry B, leave to Ma Lewis the freezing and hot days of sitting on a hard bleacher. I’ll keep the cookies though! I, Wendi Rigoulot and Linda Reed leave to each other good times and happiness forever!5-4-84 ML forever 4 5-85 SM forever. I, Lola, leave you, Dede, all the memories of the way we were, sunglasses at night and a shore full of surfers! Ten Alogna Charlotte Ayers Dawn Bachmann Annette Back Jesse Barkasy Sandy Battles Glen Barton Michele Bates 40 Melissa Bonk Christine Brown Rick Brown Mariam Bouchoutroucl� Scott Casciano Siubain Caulfield Joe Chordas Shannon Craddock 41 Octavio Cortazar Kim Davidson Trlcia Coyle Fred Criscuolo Tom Degnan Louie DePonte Darlene D’Agostino Carol Desautels Kay Devine Lynette Devoe Lisa DiGioia Sharri Driscoll Cheryl Farone Sue Fazzino Kevin Finn 42 Dawn Gayton Scott Genest Donna Gersz Mark Griffin 'A Marion Hanna Deanna Henderson Rod Hetzel Jennifer Hirst Michele Kelvey Sandy Kovac Karin Krupa Kelly Lacey Anne Matuskiewicz Michelle Michaud Maria Licitra Nicki Marchese Howard Mason Scott Michonski Mike Mihalek Lisa Mattarazzo Nicole Laurencelle Stacey Macllvaine Kelly Martineau Nancy MacKenzie Chris Martino Brian Ludovico Kristen Olson Rob Ottaviano Dawn Packard Jackie Pagan Denise Paquette Dave Pavitt Todd Poggio Todd Powers Denise Proto Shannon Provost Danielle Pulit Linda Reed Charlene Ribera Sheri Rossicone Jim John Ricci Susie Rutcho Annette Sabatucci Debby Shorette Dave Sidlauscus Pat Spica Rob Smith 46 Lisa Stanley Nick Stasulli Lori Stave 1 m 0 J4 Liz Supranovich 4 ■i Barbara Valenti Ed Sulinski Jeff Summerfield Adrienne Tharp Lisa Tagliatela Gary Velardi Laura Vollono Elizabeth Young Chris Zygmunt CLASS HISTORY On September of 1982 we entered the long, scary halls of Sheehan as little Freshman. We were all nervous and scared! We were introduced to our advisors: Miss Gurrieri, Mr. Ardas, and Mr. Morawski. We held our first class elections with Nancy MacKenzie as President, Todd Powers as Vice President, Christopher Meade as Treasurer, and Dave True as Secretary. November was approaching quickly, and with it came a lot of excitement! We were all busy making posters, and we began to show that we had spirit as Jim Ricci began the tradition of Super Titan. The end of January brought our first mid-year exams, what a trying time, but we lived through it! We then took part in the ninth grade statewide Proficiency Testing given in March. Spring was quickly approaching and with it followed the class elections for our sophomore year. Joe Chordas was elected to head of our class as President with the assistance of John Ricci as Vice President, Lori Stave as Treasurer, and Kim Izzo as Secretary. Finals signaled that summer was around the corner Finally the last day of school, and on our way to being sophomores. In September of 1983 we entered the halls once again, but this time as more mature and experienced students. During this time, newly elected President Reagan and Pope John Paul II had assasination attempts made on their lives; luckily they both survived. Another tragedy hit when the Marine Barracks in Lebanon was bombed, 297 in all, were killed. But their were bright sides of the year also. Like Michael Jackson making millons on his album Thriller, and we had our first woman in space, Sally Ride. Wayne Gretsky of Ice Hockey’s Oilers breaking all of the scoring records, as the Los Angeles Redskins took the Superbowl. And of course Sheehan had some history also, like Annette Sabatucci and Jim Rici heading our class with some royalty. And it was a big surprise to the Seniors when we proved that we had the most spirit by winning the spirit stick at the Pep Rally with a lot of help from our new Super Titan, Joe Chordas. Elections came again with Bill Stevens taking over the Presidency while Joe Chordas stepped down to the vice-presidency, with Donna Moslow as Treasurer, and Kim Izzo as our re-elected Secretary. Finals came and went, and we were finally Upper Classmen! It is our Junior Year now, and everything is a lot clearer to us. We realize college is approaching and we must improve our grades. But it wasn’t all work — we sure did play! This year’s look in clothing was the Madonna look for the ladies, and the Prince look for the guys - these two stars really made a grand entrance in music, while Ghostbusters and Gremlins made it big in the box office. Prince may have had the best selling album, but Bruce Springsteen is still the Boss to us, coming in second with Born in the USA. The winter Olympics went well, except for the Soviet led boycott of the L.A. games. Excitement built in Sheehan’s Junior Hall as our Junior Prom on June 1, at Colonial Hall, approached. Our prom theme was “We’ve Got Tonight.” Sheri Rossicone and Christopher Meade were chosen King and Queen of the prom. Finals came and went Finally Seniors! Finally our Senior Year! The year we all awaited eagerly. Just as we began to get used to being back to school Mother Nature blessed us with another vacation- Hurricane Gloria. Once we recovered from our worst hurricane ever, we began to realize that our time was coming to an end as we began to fill out college applications. Powder Puff ’86 was the chant heard in the late fall up until the day we played. The Pep Rally was filled with excitement with Lori Stave and Paul Scala as Queen and King of the Royal Court, and the Seniors took two spirit sticks: Best Posters and most canned food. We had Sheehans first “Pig Pile” in the middle of the Pep Rally - it was CRAZY!!! That night we also celebrated the first Bonfire in the history of Mark T. Sheehan. All of our fall teams made it to the State Tournament, and our Football Team took the Class SS State Championship. This was the year of Super-Bowl super-hype, like the champions, the Chicago Bears and their “Refrigerator,” William Perry. Bob Geldof made news with his organization of Live Aid for Africa. There also was tragedy with the Explosion of the Challenger 7 and the death of the first teacher in space Sharon Christa McAuliffe, and her six crew mates. May 24th brings our Senior Prom at Aqua Turf, and our Senior Outing, May 27, at Holiday Hill. And now we eagerly await Friday night, June 20, a night that will be filled with memories of the past four years and plans for our future. Flashbacks of friends and good times will be in everyone’s mind and we will never forget the feeling of being all together for the last time. 48 % While the Days Are Going By There are lonely hearts to cherish While the days are going by; There are weary souls who perish. While the days are going by; If a smile we can renew, As our journey we pursue, Oh, the good that we may do, While the days are going by. There’s no time for idle scorning, While the days are going by; Let your face be like the morning, While the days are going by; Oh, the world is full of sighs. Full of sad and weeping eyes; Help your fallen brothers rise, While the days are going by. All the loving links that bind us While the days are going by; One by one we leave behind us. While the days are going by; But the seeds of good we sow, Both in shade and shine will grow. And will keep our hearts aglow, While the days are going by. — George Cooper JUNIORS CLASS OF 1987 President, Greg Carbone Treasurer, Jayna Morgan Advisors. Miss McGovern. Mr. Doherty, Mrs. Laich Vice-President, Mary Caulfield A205. Mrs. Grannis, ROW 1: Phillip Bender, Jeff Bloom, Nanci Carver, Matt Ciak, Paul Body. ROW 2: Deanna Bencievengo, Heather Bohnwagner, Wen- dy Barnes. Tracey Butka. Beth Boudreau. Heidi Bonanno. Jenny Blrdsey. ROW 3: Greg Carbone, Martin Beichner. Kris Andresen, Robin Bretko, Lori Brown. ROW 4: Pat Arnold, Joe Barbuto, Mark Addy, Dave Carlson, Lester Blazejowski. A207, Mr. Tomalski, ROW 1 Paul Caruso, Anna Cuoma. Paul Damato. Larry Clark, Jackie Ciamcuilli, Mike Cappello ROW 2: Renee Castighone, Dawn Danio, Elizabeth Connolly. Beverly Cadett, Mary E. Caulfield, Shelly Clough. Sheri Crew. Luisa D’Angelo ROW 3: Garrett Cronin. Jeff Cohen. Brenda Dejesus, Lynn Coughlin, Sue Crolius, Mike Ciomier. 53 Class of 1987 A210, Mr. Moran, ROW 1: Anne Freeman, Beth Desroches. Jackie Dunneen, Amy Fahey, Mary Ebinyer. Gloria DiMonaco, Angelo Dichello. ROW 2: Stacey Dorrico, Shristy DiWallo, Allison Forsythe, Elizabeth Ferbuson. Rae Dsupin. Heather Fritz, Lynne Fruin, Joe Ferretti. ROW 3: Andy Dowd. Tom Doucet, Jeff DelGaudio. Lou Ferri, Dawn Fitzgibbons. Tracey Fisher, Drew Fiondella, Michelle DuBovik, Carol Dzubiak. Missing. Larry Divicino, Andy Dougan. A212, Mr. Picard, ROW 1. Joan McDowell. Valerie Lvongo. Renee Madore, Stacey Lucas, Danielle LaPenna. Michele Melillo, Chris Melillo, Art Maratea. ROW 2: Lesley McPherson. Patty Masse, Gini Lyons, Rose Licitra. Kathy McGowan. Kathy Linaberry, Scott Lynch. Warren Martin- eck. ROW 3: Glenn Martiner, John Lane, Don Merritt, Joe Mirra, Gary Landino, Dennis Mahon. Michael McComb. Missing. Bill Lyons. A211, Mr. Blessing. ROW 1: Mrs. E. Roberts. Ann Henninger, Mr. D. Bless- ing. Lynnanne Hubbard. John HaJlett, Sal Geremla. ROW 2: Theresa Henclik, Lisa Hillman, Maureen Hogan, Kim Kenyon, Mary Lanahan, Nancy Helton, Tina Gudelskl, Laura Grabsch. Michael Jacobs. ROW 3: Ed Lamb. Jeff Kulak. Carl Lackstrom. Scott Halstrap, Mike Kelly, Mathias Heroux, Ron Heidgerd. Missing. Meredth Hax. Kelly Ingraham. Class of 1987 A213, Mr. Dunn. ROW 1: Paul Pacheco, Andy Parker. Steve Mlinarcik, Cliff O’Connell. Scott Pedersen. Tony Polito. Nelson Perez. ROW 2: Jayna Mor- gan. Lea Mounihan, Kelly Myers. Jean Barboni, Tracy Mogensen. Renee Rivers. Kimberly Richardson, Sue Nalewajk. ROW 3: John O’Connor, Larry Montgomery, Chip Palermo, Matt O’Connor, Jeff Passante, Doug Pedroff, Steve Murray, John Piscitelli. A214. Mr. Doherty. ROW 1: Mike Satton. Scott Timothy, Todd Savage. Roger Rockwell. Paul Sigovitch. Ken Short, Eric Sivertsen. ROW 2: Tina Smith, Edie Schwink. Tracy Sommo, Chris Sheehy, Meg Sorota. Lisa Silvestri, Michelle Mogern. Trisha Scambati. ROW 3: Joe Simone, Kevin St. Pierre. John Santiago. Brian Salisbury. Keith Shook. John Starrs. Mike Smith. John Tcrito. Mark Trautman, Chuck Slie, Dean Smart. Missing Michelle Romano. A221. Mr. Banville, ROW 1: Dana Wainer, Evelyn Wojcik, Kari Walker. Beth Thorpe. Kathy White. Jason Zandri. Scott Torre. ROW 2: Terez Szollosi. Karl Swenson. Michelle Thiede, Colleen Totz. Robin WhisJer, Dan WaJlare. ROW 3: Pat Venn. Pete Talarezyk, Mark Woods. Tom Twohill. Missing: Aaron Vertucci. Sean Yazensky, Chris Thulin SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1988 President. Phyllis DiGioia Vice-President. Jim Chordas Treasurer, Jen Dillon Secretary, Sue Morris Advisors, Mr. Perez. Miss Underwood. Mr. Hill A232, Mr. Morawski, ROW 1: Craig Arle, Josef Bartovic, Kristin Apuz20, Pam Bauers. Kim Baxter. Eric Birks. John Blanchard. ROW 2: Lynne Ber mujder. Tina Bender. Carrie Borzillo, Tiffany Barker. Susan Bickford. Tracy Adamczyk, Mike Biggs. Jesse Arnold. ROW 3: Dave Borkowski, Steve Acton. Craig Allard. Mike Bates, Chris Adams. Scott Arena. A239, Mr. Zeoli, ROW 1: Michelle Dedins, Kris Dyer. Melissa Dwyer. Beth DuBois, Jenny Fetters, David Doyle, David Destefano, Patrick Dowling, Tim Diwecn. ROW 2: Patty Dugan, Colleen Emery, Deborah Dooucette. Trisha Faulkner. Dina Duprey. Cherie Diaz. Phyllis DiGioia, Jennifer Dillon, Kim Estep, Jason Escoto. ROW 3: Barbara DiPalma. Jill Fazzino. Lisa Ferreira. Kris Flyntz, Chris Ematrudo, Sloggo Dibbern, Dan Farley. Dan Dignello, Jeff Jellor, Jeff Dougan. A235, Mrs. DeMatteo, ROW 1: Debbie Cotter. Regina Grillo, Lisa Cerreto, Sue Celotto, Tiffany Brunell. Kim Clancey ROW 2: Mark Combs, Todd Carini, Jeff Campbell, Chris Brewer. Jim Chordas. Coleen Brown, Tricla Callahan. Kerri Bronner. ROW 3: Dan Craig. Dave DelVecchia, Dave Cewee, Marc Brooks. Mason Brown. Rob Cannata. Missing: Steve Deans. Scott Darling, Gina Criscuolo. Deanna Bowden. A242, Miss Mattison. ROW 1: Stephanie Gray, Cindy Hart. Melissa Hancock. Heather Frazer. Jason Fuda. Matt Fritz. ROW 2: Mrs. E. Roberts, Kelly Gilson. Michelle Gunther. Julie Grey. Diana Grabsch. Suzanne Grillo. Miss C Mattison, Jessica Gannon. Angela Forcinelli. Mark Hastings. ROW 3: Tracey Hanna. Lonnie Garris. Shun Gilman. Arthur Gayton. Stacy Hanna. Bill Grehl 57 Class of 1988 A245, Mi. Becker, ROW 1. San Murphy. Potty Page. Lisa Ottaviono. Brenda Mueller. Paige Odell. Sue Morris. Mike Norman. ROW 2: Jessica Pagan, Michelle Normandin. Deena O’Connell. Mario Ann Pasinski. Noreen Perez, Steven Mullen, Ric Morse. Manish Nirmal ROW 3: Joe Oertel. Amy Parisi. Kim Otis. John Neal. .Joel Nalewajek. Rir Mrazik. Dennis Newhouse. Andrea Muro. A243. Mr Hill. ROW 1: Kris Koba. Chris LaPenna. Chris Juliano. Jack Koons. Todd Houston. Sean Kavanaugh, Randy Holman. ROW 2: Jody Kokoszka, Shawn Kelly, Katy Kelley, Karrin Kwolek, Jo Lannin, Chris Laske- vitch, Jon Leone, John LaPenna. ROW 3: Renee Henderson. Jim Cimosani. Scott Julius. Rodney Haynes. Dave Kniess. Dan Hennessey. 58 A244. Mrs Wakeman, ROW 1: Beth McCabe. Mary McCormick, Steve Mitchell. Paul Milr, Gail Morneau. Chrisanne Marotto. ROW 2: Sandy Lugris, Neal Ludovico. .Jackie Moran. Kris Maguder. Kristine Maccaroni. Sue Martin- dale, Michele Loubier. Lisa Montefusco. Val Lucas. Bianca Meraurio. ROW 3: John MacKenzie. Mike Memery. Eric Lundgras. Rick Makara, Jon Michonski. Chris Mahay, Kim Machonski. Shannon Mack. Missing: James McMahon. Class of 1988 A246. Mr. Ardas. ROW 1: Anthony Phoenix, Don Perito. Steve Rusante, Dave Robinson. Marc Polanski. Robert Rau. David Pontbriand, Albert Rcnda. Scott Philbrick. ROW 2: Alana Philbrick, Danielle Pucci. Carol Ruggiero. Michelle Rubin. Rita Sabatucci. Jennifer Scala, Deanna Porter, Cheryl Scott. Kristen Satton. Dawn Rigoulott. ROW 3: Jeff Saxon. Tami Quinn, Danielle Roy. Peter Sarmany, Chris Schunmann. Karen Rooth, Amy Retzer. Mike Pisani. Mr. Ardas. Missing: Lea Schuster. Chrissy Riccio. A248. Mr. Cigas, ROW 1: John bponauer. Gary Tarnowski, Darren Smith, Kirt Tassmer, Scott Tagliatela, Stephen Stabach. Patrick Sullivan. ROW 2: Laura Sheehan, Amy St.Hilaire, Tracy Shaylor, Sue Testa, Kim Smith. Brandi Smith. Pam Scott. Josephine Urbano, Catherine Supranovich. ROW 3: Tami Strout, Andy Tirita. Unknown. Tracey Smith, Todd Stilson, Aaron Simmons, John Swantek. 7 . . x, ,, '-y, «3� , luii wuinue, m Zandri. Tim Vergean. Tim Whittaker. Brian Valiquette. ROW 2. Billie J, Viarengo, D,ana Wells, Jennifer Wood. Dawna Young, Sarah Walter. St, Zambory Laura VanBlarcom. Linda Werbesky. Giovanna Vecchitto. ROW Ed Ward Rich Yale. Skip Zona. Frank Winters. Brian Wallace. And Wettler Missing Tim Williams, Kathy Valenti, Eric Swift. John V.olete 59 FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1989 Advisors, Mrs. Dombroski. Mr. Rinaldi, Mrs. Naylor r. -Aii Chorus Room, Mrs. Zola, ROW 1: Paul Belhveau, Lesley Body, Melissa Allard, Fleetwood Bassett. Sharon Bloom, Stacey Banko. ROW 2; Ted Ander- sen. Todd Angelucci, Shawn Briggs, Stacey Broughton, Lisa Barlllaro, Ranee Barbieri. Lorie Bernatchez, Chris Berry. ROW 3: Scott Amore, Tom Blaze- jowski, Jim Amodio, Bill Biro, David Bronn, Ed Bridgham, Rachael Bighinati, John Butterfield. Mrs. Zola. B142, Mrs. Wolfe. ROW 1: Kristina Congo, Karen Clark. Darlene Charpen- tier, Tami Cislo, Kim Dawson, Tony Davenport, Tim Corey. ROW 2: Donald Bernat. Rusty Camolli, Chad Curtis, Ron Cannata, Joe Dattilo. ROW 3: Jennifer Chisholm. Edith Czelny. Kathy Caulfield. Bob Clark. Kevin Degnan. Bob Canto. Missing: Tim Conolly. B147. Mr. Cook, ROW 1: Joe Geremia, Bernie Doyle. Bob Delgreco. Mike Ferrera, Mike Drapeau. Jim Raccio, Bob Emfinger. ROW 2: Shelly Fetta, Jennifer Gargiulo, Tonya Gagnon, Kristen Dupre. Jessica Gerber, Gina De- Ponte. Marcy DiPasquale. Jill F.rcolani. ROW 3: Al Gontarz. Casey Dillon. Dennis Favaro, Virgina Genest. Dawn Farone. Christie Favaro. Jennifer Dor rico, Caroline Fahey. Sherry Gello, Mr. Cook. Class of 1989 A143, Mrs. Naylor. ROW 1: Fred Mirra, Mike Meehan, Mike Morehouse, Chris Milles. Renee Nalbandian. Tracy Ogrisek ROW 2: Pat O’Brien, Dave Moslow, Mark Miller. Jim Nash, Rich Modica, Tricia McForlane, Jodie Miller, Cara Medyesy. ROW 3: Blaine Morin. John O’Keefe, Mike O’Connor. Mer- edith Miller, Suzanne Merski, Lorrie Oldon, Chris Martines. Missing: Kevin Mikoloski. B198, Mrs. Laich, ROW 1: Ed Heenie, Scott Geinrich, James Herrison, Scott Hasting. ROW 2: Hatari Hester. Lynn Hass, Jill Henry. Jodie Hillman, Chris- tine Goral, Melissa I iaffner, Renee Hrenowsik. ROW 3: Tammy Hourigan, Erich Henniger, Marvin Haynes, Tim Griffin, Ralph Iavarona, Colleen Hoy- dilla Missing: Linda Graves, Carlos Hernandez, Laney Ingham. A140, Mrs Feehan, ROW 1: Patricia MacDonald, Margaret Kelley, Amy Kulak, Kris Lilienthal, Jeff Lamoria, David Koons, Chris Keller, Erik Leveille. ROW 2: Steve Inglese, Colleen Linaberry, Jcnn Lichcnstcin, Kathy LaBree, Eric Mahoney. Jeannine Kaliscak, Wendy Kennedy, Richard Krall, Brian Lyman. ROW 3: Domingos Pires, Rob Loughlin, Todd Kniess, Joe Dwolek, Mike Keeley, Dawn Kahl, Ed Koss, Scott Lupkas. 62 Class of 1989 A134. Mr. Rinaldi. ROW 1: Greg Rowland. Jason Pagni, Jerry Palmer, Jeff Piscitelli, Rich Phoenix. ROW 2: Richard Roberts, Vicki Petro, Beverly Pabon, Kathy Powell, Angel Plont, Djana Paper. Melissa Owens. ROW 3. Cheia Parker, Chris Rasmussen, Sean Progano, Wendy Richard. Jennifer Riley, Chandrea Perno, Lynda Rosick. Missing: Kim Pires, Pam Pacheco, Chris Powers. A137, Mr. Broderick, ROW 1: Mark Sirico, Susan Scott, Darby Turnbull. Heiwa Salovllz, Brian Saier. Joe Simmons. Andrea Simone. ROW 2: Tracey Smiles. Kim Swantek, Michelle Simmons. Dawn Thompson, Michelle Stevens. Diana Tupay. Staci SanMiguel, Holly St. Pierre. ROW 3: Dean Ulizio, Jason Stepien. Pat Timothy. John Silvestri. Geoff Twohill. Kelly Smith. Mike Shook. Mr. Broderick. Missing: William St. Jaques, Carie Simmons. A152, Mrs. Dombroski, ROW 1: Nancy Winters, Glenn Werner, Cindy Wanat, Jody Warren. Mike Violette. ROW 2: Christel Wells, Andy Williams. Mike Venoit, John Vermilya, Jon Ward ROW 3: Beth Vergean, Jennifer Young. Cindy Zmijewski, Kim White. Carrie Wolak. Patti Vecsey Missing: Wendy Yasensky, Ken Wyman. Jim Walters. SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Diane Glenn Miss Rhonda Rohloff Mrs. Fredric Zierler Mrs. Elena Mascia-Roberts Mrs. Kathleen Clark Mrs. Teresa O’Hala AH3-Row 1, Marie Renda, Billy Perreault, Laurie Shingler, Row 2, Mrs. O’Hala, Mrs. Glenn 65 Leaders Some leaders lead too far ahead, High-visioned, unafraid; Yet, ages after they are dead, We tread the paths they made. Some leaders lead too far behind, Nor seem to keep the track, Yet they bring on the deaf and blind, Who else would hold us back. And some seem not to lead at all, Slow moving on the way, Yet help the weary feet and small Of those who else would stray. Lead on, O leaders of the race! Your work is long and wide; We need your help in every place — Before, behind, beside. — Anonymous Mr Frank Soldan Superintendent of Schools 68 Mr. Vincent Inglese Assistant Superintendent Mr Robert Nicoletti Assistant Superintendent Mr. Paul Marianclla YEARBOOK MESSAGE 1986 Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1986 As you approach your graduation day, let us all reflect with pride upon your individual and group achievements - as a class, as members of outstanding athletic teams, or as participants in one or several co-curricular activities. Along with your academic pursuits, these also are an important part of high school life. We congratulate each and every one of you reaching this important day. You are well prepared to face the future. We wish you well. Your success and happiness is our reward. Paul Marianella Principal 69 Mr. Anthony Fusco Assistant Principal Mr. Boyd Biondino Assistant Principal Mr. Edward C. Goldstone Assistant Principal Secretaries: Mrs. Sandy Fries, Mrs. Mary Brockett. Mrs Betty Bukowski. Mrs. Eleanor Kubeck. Mrs. Ginette r5 [ orothy Reynolds Anziano. Nurse Guidance Mr. Henry Kolakowski Mrs. Donna Jobbagy Mrs. Geraldine Katz Mrs. Joan Mannion Ms. Pam McCarthy- Krombel Mr. Andrew Carrano 71 Mr. Richard Castaldo Mrs. Ann Dombroski Mrs. Patricia Juliano Mr. William Kennedy Mr Dennis Mannion Miss. Denise McGovern Mrs. Suzanne Mitoraj Mr. Vincent Carrano Mrs. Jacqulline Manning Mr. Charles Rinaldi Mr. Boyd Biondino Mr. Nicholas Vamvakis ENGLISH 72 MATHEMATICS SOCIAL STUDIES LANGUAGE 74 Mr. Philip Moran Mr. Paul Picard Mrs. Marcia Parish Miss. Diana Vytell SCIENCE Mr Richard Tucker Mr Joseph Zeoli Mr. Matthew Ardas Miss. Barbara Banville Mr. Donald Caruth Mr. Thomas Clgas Mr Jamo Heilman Mrs Beverly DeMatteo PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr John Cook Mr Robert Neubauer Miss. Judith Samaha Mr. Ralph Schlottman Mr. Raymond DeMeola Mrs. Marjorie Wolfe Mr John Novakowski Athletic Director Ms. Erika Beerbaum Mrs. Donna Laich INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs Ellen Mahoney Miss Jams Underwood 77 Mrs. Irma Zola Mr Charles Houlihan MUSIC 78 MEDIA SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Teresai O’Hala Mrs Elena Roberts Miss. Wanda Rohloff Mr Fred Zierler SPECIAL SERVICES ROW 1: Donna Williams. Charlotte Sova. June Krysewski. Karen Brooks. Pat Marr. Barbara Liptak, Peggy Harrison. Jerry Lehmann. ROW 2: Dorene Marrone. Sally Touchette. Lois Pendred, Jan Willis. Dora Travali. Louise Loubier. Orietta Luaices. Esther Peck. Rosemarie Sferev Larry Mrozowski, Head Custodian. Bill Conti. Head Custodian. Joe Sabo. Custodian. Harold Reed. Custodian. MISSING: Anna Bellows. “Goodbye” The time has come when we must say the hardest word I know, there’s no other way to say it except that I must go. Our paths have crossed and we have met and shared each other’s dreams, and come to the realization: life is more than what it seems. As 1 go I seem to leave part of myself behind, maybe a smile, a look, a laugh, or something of that kind. Now our paths part, we turn away, will we ever meet again? If not I’ll hold the memory of all of you, my friends. Things seem so final when one has to say goodbye, so I’ll just say, “Till we meet again” and try hard not to cry. A poem by L. T. fll Beaten he is, Down with rank and file; That man will win some other day, UNKNOWN SMILE YOU’RE ON CANDID CAMERA !!! GOTCHA! 84 God bless America and down with LHHS!! Were outta here! I swear it was this big! G«t all the Greemes. An “A” or else Mr. B! Haircut? Whats that? r Althoug h the Freshmen might not know the true meaning of Spirit Week, the Old Timers taught them a few secrets. Picture this: chants of “TITAN POWER, TITAN POWER OOH’ AAH! TITAN POWER! TITAN POWER! OOH! AAH! ’echoing through out the hallways at SHEEHAN HIGH SCHOOL, all week long. Monday was Hawiian day, and although it was cold and rainy, a strong Hawiian breeze couid be felt. Tuesday was Nerd day, “I know you are, but what am I, FRANCIS?” Pee-Wee Herman. EAT YOUR HEART OUT! Wednesday was the start of the games, and the fun. We got out of classes and headed down to the gym. which was deco- rated with giant banners. After the pep rally, we formed a Motorcade to Lyman Hall for the powderpuff game, which we lost, 28-0. Afterwards we went to the Student Council bonfire. Spirit Week would have been picture perfect, had it not rained Thanksgiving day, forcing “The Game” to be played on Satur- day. � 7 The Game 88 we lost 44-0 This Year the 14th annual Carini Bowl was played on the newly dedicated John J. Riccatelli field, at Sheehan Highschool, “The Game” which is usually played on Thanksgiving day, was rained out, postponing it until Saturday. It all started out alright for the Titans, until the Trojans took the lead. From then on, the still raining skies took advantage of the Titans and rained on their parade. The Trojans in other words dampened the Titan spirit, and things went downhill for the rest of the day. The Titans, however, didn’t let this game, however important to them, bother them, for they went on to win the State Tournament class SS Championship, topping Montville by a 21-7 score, making three touchdowns in less than six minutes. The leadership that the 12 seniors displayed all season will be deeply missed. Seniors are: Mike Mihalek, Mark Griffin, Bryan Gilliam, Marion Hannah, Bryan Cannata, Rick Allen, Dave Doukas, Jeff Summerfield, and Scott Casciano, Dave Silvia and Larry Harris, Juniors, Brian Salisbury, Scott Lynch, Chris Mellillo, John Santiago, Keith Shook, Greg Carbone, Scott Torre, Joe Mirra and the rest will look forward to another successful season so that everyone will know of the MIGHTY TITANS OF SHEE- HAN!!! 89 90 NEW FRIENDS AND OLD FRIENDS Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold. New-made friendships, like new wine, Age will mellow and refine. Friendships that have stood the test- Time and change-are surely best; Brow may wrinkle, hair grow gray. Friendship never knows decay. 92 For’ mid old friends, tried and true, Once more we our youth renew. But old friends, alas! may die, New friends must their place supply. Cherish friendship in your breast- New is good, but old is best; Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold. 93 9-4 Gloria GLORIA Hurricane Gloria struck New England on Fri- day, September 27, 1985. Due to the severe winds and rain, schools and businesses were closed down. Many homes were left without power for as long as a week, and the Senior class of “86” will graduate three days late, as the result of Hurricane Gloria. 96 Bloodmobile Sheehan’s motto we seek to serve hu- manity - comes into active focus each spring with the annual blood mobile In its eight year history, over 1200 students have be- come first - time donors. Since we're all part of an extended family, there can’t be a bet- ter way of expressing gratitude for good health than by helping those not so fortu- nate. For one day in May. our students get to live the motto. Dennis Mannion 96 Lying Around Slow down, you're moving way too fast (Your feet don't ever touch the ground) Slow down you know you'll never last (You're seeking that which can't be found) Slow down, your haste is making waste (Your feet don’t ever touch the ground) Slow down and join the human race (You're seeking that which can't be found) •O. Osbourne rim 102 THE MAN WHO THINKS HE CAN If you think you are beaten, you are; If you think you dare not, you don’t; If you’d like to win, but think you can’t, It’s almost a cinch you won’t If you think you’ll lose, you’re lost, For out in the world we find Success begins with a fellow’s will; It’s all in the state of mind. If you think you’re outclassed, you are; You’ve got to think high to rise. You’ve got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life’s battles don’t always go To the stronger or faster man; But soon or late the man who wins Is the man who thinks he can. Walter D. Wintle Thanks . . . Football The main goal for the Sheehan football team was to win, hopefully, six games Well, they certainly attained this goal with an awesome record of 10 wins against 2 losses. One of their finest games was played against Monteville for the Class SS State Championship. Winning the game in the last six minutes, the Titans scored three touchdowns to win the Class SS Title 21-7. Captains Marion Hanna and Scott Casciano led the team show- ing good playing habits, excellent football skills, and good sportsman ship. These seniors will be sorely missed by all, but the future looks bright with Bryan Salisbury as quarterback. Such success can only be achieved when a team plays well together and hustles. Next year the Titans will have a tough act to follow considering this was the first time in the football history of Sheehan that they have broken a .500 record let alone won the Class SS State Championship. Captains. Marion Hanna and Scott Casciano Branford Seymour East Haven Cheshire Derby Amity Shelton North Haven North Branford Lyman Hall CLASS SS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Monteville W W W W w L W w w w L w 1412 24- 7 13-12 15- 6 21-14 0-31 41-12 6- 0 27- 6 26-17 0-40 21- 7 108 Football Row 1. John Leone, Rodney Haynes. Chris Ematrudo. Lonnie Garris. John Swantck, Dan Farley, Slacey Hanna. Aaron Simmon . Rona Dibberon, Manish Nirmal Row 2 Kevin St.Pierre. Joe Barbiuto. Lou DePonte. Joe Mirra. Andv Park- er. Brian Gilliam, Bill Stevens. Rick Allen. Scott Torre. Art Maratea. Row 3: John Michonski, Jeff Sum- merfield. Steve Atkin, trie KuHzma. Mark Griffin. Mike Mihalek. Grey Carbome. Scott Lynch. Bryan Can nata Row 4 John Santiago. Brian Salisbury. Keith Shook. Larry Harris. Marion Hanna. Scott Casciano, Chris Melillo. Dave Silvia. Rick Brown. Dave Doukas, John MacKenzie. 109 Although the Boys’ Soccer team dropped a Housatonic title shot to Shelton, they kicked their way to an- other state tournament birth, only to lose to a tough Ledyard squad in the first round, 1-2. John Novakowski’s hooters were led by all-state offensive star, Gary Cronin. The junior mid-fielder joined all-Housatonic leaguers Paul Scala and Dennis Bielak to create a talent- ed nucleus. Second team picks Chris Brewer and John Starrs were com plemented by starters Mike Smith, Todd Powers, and Gary Velardi. Tom Twohill, Mark Brooks, and Chris Powers filled the striker posi- tion. A host of underclassmen will look to participate on the exper- ienced club and keep a winning tradition at Sheehan in 1986. Todd Powers and Paul Daniel Hand L 1-3 Platt L 0 2 Lyman Hall W 2-1 Amity W 4-1 Cheshiro L 2-3 North Haven L 0-1 Shelton W 1-0 Guilford L 1-3 Branford W 3-2 Lyman Hall W 3 1 OT Amity w 3 2 OT Cheshire w 10 OT Johnathon Law w 20 Shelton L 0-2 Branford w 10 North Haven T 0 0 OT State Tournament L Ledyard 12 110 Boys’ Soccer Row 1: Jeff Campbell. Rick Krall. Chris Powers. Dave Robinson. Mike Violette, M. Morehouse. Jerry Palm er. Row 2: Leslie McPherson. Marc Rrroks. Tom Twohill. Geoff Twohill. Chris Brewer. Mike Smith, Chris Ju- liano. Karl Swenson. Lisa Monte- fusco. Row 3: Coach John Nova- kowski. Todd Powers. Paul Scala. Bob Violette. Gary Cronin. Gary Ve lardi. Dennis Bielak, John Starrs This fall the Girls’ Soccer Team took an 11-5 regular season record into the State Tournament. Coach Brian Murphy’s squad gained impres- sive victories over Coginchaug and Coventry but suffered a heartbreak- ing loss in the semi-finals to Tolland. Michele Bates was responsible for much of the success. The senior striker broke Shelley Pesta’s scoring record and was named to the All- State team. All-Housatonic League junior Jenny Birdsey joined Renee St. Hillaire, Charlotte Ayers, An- nette Sabatucci, and Sandy Kovac to control the offense. Goalie Kris Dyer, freshman Shannon Bloom, Noreen Perez, Sheri Crew, and All Housatonic Sweeper Patti Masse frustrated the opposing eleven. Underclassmen Trish Sgambati, Amy St. Hillaire, and freshmen Re- nee Nalbandian and Karen Clark ensure hopes for a successful season in 1986. Captains: Michele Bates Annette Sabatucci. Carolyn Pesta Portland W 3-1 Southington L 0-6 Lyman Hall W 3-1 Amity W 2-0 Berlin W 5-0 North Haven W 2-0 Shelton W 3-1 St. Paul L 1-2 Hamden W 4-1 Lyman Hall ’ 1L 1-3 Amity W 5-0 Hand W 20 Lewis Mills L 3-4 Shelton W 3-0 Hamden W 40 North Haven L 0-1 State Tournament Berlin W 4-0 Coginchaug W 6-0 Coventry W 4-1 Tolland L 0-3 112 Row 1 Renee St Hlliaire, Michele Botes. Annette Sabatucci. Carolyn Pesta. Karen Clark Row 2 Kris Dyer Jessica Gerber. Leslie Body. Renee Nalbandian. Jennifer Scala. Patty Masse. Noreen Pere , Dina Du prey. Amy St Hillaire. Charlotte Ayers Row Trish Sgambati. Asst Coach Chris Green. Crystal Welles. Jenny Birdsey. Sheri Crew. Kim Ken- yon. Sandy Kovac. Barbara Jansury. Luisa D'Anqelo. Colleen Blown, lammy Hounyan. Sharon Bloom. Coach Brian Murphy 113 The Girls’ Field Hockey team completed a successful season with a final record with 9 wins against 5 losses. The girls, content with this record, had a very good year. Good defense, a main factor and asset to a winning season, was achieved with the help of Danielle Pulit and Maureen Hogan. Michele Michaud was an outstanding sweep- er who received the commendable awards of All State 2nd team and All Housatonic 1st team. Also attaining the All Housatonic 2nd team were Heather Fritz and Michelle Melillo. These juniors were the leading scorers for the Sheehan squad and look to further their achievements next year. Sheri Rossicone, playing for four years, had an excellent season and helped to achieve Sheehan’s success with 10 shut-outs as their goalie. Many girls who help make the future look bright are Suzanne Grillo, Pam Scott, Colleen Totz, and Stephanie Zamborie. Losing four of their starters, Sheehan will look for another successful season with a little hard work and willingness to win. Captains: Danielle Pulit and Michele Michaud Chesire Valley Regional Lyman Hall Amity Branford Watertown North Haven Cheshire Lyman Hall Watertown Amity Branford North Haven Valley Regional STATE TOURNAMENT Joel Barlow Stonington L W W w L T W L W T W L W W w L 0- 5 4- 0 5- 0 20 0-1 0-0 1- 0 0- 4 1- 0 0-0 2-0 3-0 3-0 2-0 2-1 1-2 114 Field Hockey Row 1 Cher Parker. Beth Regine, Lisa Ferraro. Pam Scott. Sue Zmjewski, Cindy Zmijewski. Row 2: Kathy Kelley. Sue Griilo, Heather Fritz, Kathy Supranovich. Maureen Hogan. Row 3: Lynn Coughlin, Col- leen Totz, Sheri Rossicone. Mirhele Michaud. Danielle Pulit. Michele Me- lillo. Stephanie Zamborle. 115 Girl's swimming The Girls Swim Team engaged rough waters throughout their 7-6 season in 1985. The return of Veteran Coach Gor- don Green made a successful change in the efforts and attitudes of the swimmers on the team. Captains Sue Fazzino and Christine Brown provided leadership and experience to a young team. Sophomore Jessica Gannon was one of the main high- lights in the pool. Gannon took 1st place in the Breaststroke during State Finals. Other state qualifiers were Sue Fazzino, Jill Fazzino, Tracy Mogenson, Tami Cislo, Pam Pacheco, and Kris Apuzzo. Seniors Sue Fazzino and Christine Brown will be missed by Coach Green. Juniors Tracy Mogenson and Beth Boudreau and underclass- mates Jill Fazzino and Jessica Gannon will all be back next year. Captains Brown Fazzino CHESHIRE L 33 • 138 BRANFORD L 48 • 116 SOUTHINGTON W 89 82 NORTH HAVEN W 87 - 84 EAST HAVEN L 80 - 92 NOTRE DAME (Waterbury) W 122 • 34 PLA1NVILLE SEYMOUR i jf,. 74 - 96 w 86 - 85 PLATT w 90 - 82 AMITY L 70 100 HADDAM KILLINGWORTH LYMAN HALL L 80 - 92 W 109 - 60 MALONEY W 92 • 80 116 Girl's Swimming Row 1: Jenifer Lichenstein. Nancy Winters. Tracey Ogrisek, Marcy Di Pasquale, Darbe Turnbull. Row 2: Coach Gordy Green, Tamie Clsilo, Jill Fazzino. Kim Swantek. Pam f o- chaco. Kim Pires. Asst. Coach Steve Hanisko. Row 3: Tracey Mogenson, Christine Brown, Sue Fazzino, Bar bara Depalma. Jessica Gannon. Beth Boudreau. Kristin Apuzzo. 117 Volleyball This was the best year the volley- ball team has seen in a long time. Sheehan’s only defeats were to Amity and Foran. The girls finished their season with a well-achieved and well-deserved 15 wins against 3 losses. The starting six included Lisa Di- Gioia, Sandy Battles, Kim Richard- son, Lori Stave, Linda Mazzucco, and Jennifer Lewis. Stave and Maz- zucco were the main setters while DiGioia and Battles were the strong spiking duo. Jennifer Lewis had a very consistent serve which helped to carry the Titan six to many wins. Lisa DiGioia’s strong and accurate spiking ability kept the girls on their toes and sparked the excitement into the games. She received a commendable award of being picked for All-State 1st Team. With DiGioia and Battles up for the blocks, the defensive game was a highlight for the match. Kim Richardson and Battles kept the net alive with more spikes and blocks. The girls’ continued their victories to the quarter finals of the State Tournament, Class M. Although this was the last game for the Titan squad, they have much that will always be respected and envied. For the upcoming year, the Titans are losing five of their six starters. Much hard work is in store if the girls want another birth in the State Tournament. Captain� : Li� a DiGioia, (Mr� . Laich), ahd Jennifer Lewis. North Haven Lyman Hall Notre Dame Academy Lyman Hall Amity Cheshire Branford Cheshire Wilcox Tech. West Haven North Haven STATE TOURNA Middletown Foran Volleyball Row 1: Melissa Heffner. Amy Fahee, Renee Castiglione. Linda Mazzucco. Lori Stave. Jennifer Lewis. Chris Ric cio. Row 2: Dawna Young. Jennifer Dorrico. Vicki Tetro. Kathy McGowan. Jessica Zalynski. Chris Thulln. Kun Dawson Row 3: Laurie Obion, Sue Krolius. Heidi Bonnano. Lisa DiGioia. Sandy Rattles. Tracy Smiles. Kim Otis. Tncia Callahan. 119 Cheshire L 1941 Derby W 25-39 North Haven W 31-42 East Haven L 35-38 Shelton L 21-43 Amity L 19-45 Seymour L 26-36 Lyman Hall W 19-35 Branford L 17-36 Platt L 23-39 Middletown W 23-38 Maloney L 28-31 East Hampton W 29-35 The Girl’s Cross Country Team com- pleted their season with an overall record of five wins and eight losses. The girls had a very small squad again this year, but they pulled together for a strong season. Juniors, Mary Caulfield, Shelly Clough, and Carrie Walker added to the strength of the team. Also, major contribu- tions were made by Amy Retzer and Carrie Fahey. Mary Caulfield. i Girl's cross country 120 The Boy’s Cross Country team received fourth place in the Hou- satonic League with an overall record of twelve wins and six losses. The team was led by senior Tom Degnan, an All- county and All-state runner. Chip Polermo, who was sixteenth in the Housy, received honorable mention. The team had a suc- cessful season and will look forward to a strong effort next year. Cheshire North Haven Derby East Haven Shelton Branford I yman Hall Amity Seymour Naugatuck Middletown Platt Tech Platt Maloney Valley Regional Kaynor Tech East Hampton L 32-87 W 21-36 W 21 36 w 15 50 w 15 40 L 28-34 w 19 42 L 20 40 W 28-35 L 62 87 W 1843 W 20-41 L 26-27 W 42 32 w 21-37 w 87-106 w 87 120 Boy’s Cross Country Row 1 Dairen Smith, Chip Polermo. Steve Mullen, Rich Bersch. Row 2: Larry Montgomery. Tom Degnan. Danny Wallace. Brian Wallace, Mike McComb. Tin Denean, Chris Grey 121 Cheerleading Row 1 Anne Matuskiewicz. Amy Holmes. Nancy Mackenzie. Donna Gersz. Sue Rutcho. and Kristen Ol- son. Row 2 Colleen Linaberry. Car- rie Wolack, Stacey Dorrico, Beth Thorpe. Kathy Linaberry. Meg Scr- ota. Jayna Morgan. Tracey Butka. and Diana Grabsch 123 After streaking to an unblemished, 6-0 record, the Boys’ Basketball Team fell into winter woes as it lost 10 of its last 14 contests Though the hoopsters earned a tournament bid for the first time in the last four years, inconsistent play plagued the Titans throughout the season. Shooting guard Mike Mihalek and swingman Jeff Cohen led the scoring attack. Rick Brown, the lead- ing rebounder, joined Dave Doukas, John MacKenzie, John Starrs, Pat Arnold, and John Hudick under the boards. The offense was controlled by a trio of point guards: Gary Cronin, Todd Powers, and Marion Hanna. With six valuable seniors graduating, the team looks for several JV players, such as Jack Koons, Steve Inglese, Rodney Haynes, and Eric Lundgren, to fill key roles in 1987. Derby W 52-61 North Branford W 60-44 Jonathan Law W 79-61 Seymour W 89-48 Amity W 81-64 North Haven W 46-44 Lyman Hall 66-87 Shelton L 74-46 Branford L 69-80 East Haven W 75-73 Cheshire L 6692 Derby Seymour S W w 89-54 74 68 Amity w 74-42 North Haven j L 56-61 Lyman Hall k 54-64 Shelton L 52-69 Branford L 67-71 East Haven L 62 76 Cheshire L 59-74 124 Row 1: Todd Powers. John Starrs. Jack Koons. Marion Hanna. Jeff Co- hen Row 2 Gary Cronin. John Hu dick. Rick Brown. Pat Arnold. John MacKenzio. Dave Doukas. Mike Mi halek 125 After a successful 9-11 record, the Sheehan Girls’ Basketball team ad- vanced to the State Tournament un- der the new coaching staff of Bruce Rudolph, George Olayos, and Guy Redord. The girls really pulled it all togeth- er this year. Hustle and defense were their forte, while their offense looked to Lisa DiGoia, co-captain, for an average of 24 points per game. Mi- chele Bates, co-captain, was an im- portant asset to the team with her outside shot and never-ending hustle. Heather Fritz and Lori Stave were the point guards, and with Lori Stave out with a knee injury, Fritz, an excellent ball handler, was able to handle, the pressure and was extremely active on defense. Lisa DiGioia, the 5’11” forward, was able to carry the girls through many games with her consistant outside shots and outstanding offen- sive and defensive rebounding. Upon reaching the 1,000 point mark, she then broke the school record of 1061 career points. Next year, losing Lisa DiGioia. Michele Bates, and Lori Stave, the girls have to fill the gaps. Yet with hardworking, coachable, and motivated attitudes, another berth in the tournament is within their reach. East Haven L 37-42 Cheshire W 54-32 Derby L 40-41 Lyman Hall L 30-51 Platt L 41-53 � mour Amity 1 W 59 34 W 43-39 North Haven W 31-26 Shelton L 38-42 Branford L 44 34 East Haven W 52 33 Cheshire W 48-40 Derby L Seymour W Amity L 48 56 ( 64 39 34 54 North Branford L 54-08 North Haven W 47-27 Lyman Hall L 37-60 Shelton L 42 60 Branford W 62-27 126 127 The Hockey team’s hopes for a post-season bid were melted once again this winter. The first line was composed of Gary Velardi, Brian Al- bert, and sophomores Marc Brooks and Craig Allard. Second line players Todd Houston, Rusty Camolli, Bill Lyons, and John Limosani are all re- turning next season. An excellent de- fense was led by Dennis Mills, Teve Ujvari, Howie Camolli, and goalie, Scott Michonski. The best offensive game was the first game against Shelton. It was the first time in several eyars that a Shee- han team reached double digits against an opponent. The best defensive game was the second game against Shelton. It was a total team effort with Scott Michonski turning in the shutout. The best overall games were against Joel Barlow. Sheehan dominated the games totally, outshooting Joel Barlow by a wide margin both times. Sheehan will have to fill alot of spaces next year losing left wing, Gary Velardi, center, Brian Albert, and important defensive players, Dennis Mills, Howie Camolli, and Steve Ujvari. Captains: Howie Camoli. Gary Ve- lardi. and Dennis Mills with Coach Crew and staff Brandford North Haven Guilford Lyman Hall SheUon Brandford Cheshire Lyman Hall N Brandford Notre Dame L 60 1 11-1 2l| W 52 W 10 5 L 142 L 12-0 L 73 L 9-2 W 4-3 Amity Cheshire Norwalk Joel Barlow a Joel Barlow East Haven Guilford Shelton N Brandford Notre Dame L 7 3 L 10-0 L 6-3 W 3-2 W 8-2 L 14 1 L 5-0 W 1-0 L 111 L 7-2 128 Hockey Row 1 Jackie Moran. Gini Genest Sheri Crew Row 2: Tod J Kmess. Howie Camolli. Dennis Mills. Gary Velardi. Scott Michonski Row 3: Todd Houston. Jim Limosam. Steve Ujvan. Marc Krooks. Dennis Mahon Row 4 Mike Bates. Craig Allard. Mike Dclly. Rusty Camolli. Brian Al bert 129 The Boys’ Swimming Team used its depth to even its record at 7-7 this winter. Captains Pat Spica and Larry Burgess stroked the freestyle events. Junior, standout Jeff DelGaudio, who competed in the individual med- ley and breast stroke races, joined fly specialist Jim Chordas to give the Titans several outstanding perfor- mances. Distance swimmer Chris Koba, sprinter Sean Kavanaugh, div- er Dave Robison, Graig Carbone, Joe Chordas, and Kevin Finn contri- buted to the success of the team. A host of underclassmen will be counted on for a winning season in 1987. HaddamKillingworth ■ L Middletown jp L Southington W Naugatuck L Maloney W North Haven W East Haven W Branford L Amity I Cheshire L PldinvilTe L Platt W Lyman Hall ftV Seymour VJ - 74 97 74 84 112 56 76- 86 98 73 101 56 105 63 60 106 62-110 59-111 76 94 114 58 99 66 108 59 Captains: Larry Burgess. Kevin Finn. Joe Chordas, and Pat Spica 130 Row 1 Dave Robison. Scott Hein rick. Mark Pulanskt. Scott Tagliatela. Chris Shunman. Joseph Kwolek. Jim Chordas Row 2 Coach Gorden Green. Jeff Campbell, Chris La penna, Chris Koba, John Lapennu. Tim Dineen. John Neal Row 3: Shawn Briggs. Sean Kavanaugh. Jeff DelGandio. John Hallett, Greg Car bone Pat Spica. Larry Burgess. Joe Chordas. Kevin Finn 131 Baseball The 1985 baseball season was comparable to a roller coaster ride. After every turn there seemed to be a peak, then a valley. Needing to win their last three contests for a state tournament birth, the team beat Branford, Seymour, and clinched a spot with a win over Derby. Ranked twenty-first (out of twenty-two teams) in Class M, the Titans made it to the quarterfinals. After defeating Lewis Mills, they shocked number one ranked Notre Dame, only to lose one game later to a powerful New London squad. All Housatonic League senior Pete DiGioia, second team pick Jim Fuda, and honorable mention candidates Mike Fritz and Mark Benci- vengo were responsible for much of the success. The starting line-up was complete with catcher Mike Mihalek, shortstop Mike Sgambati, third baseman Tom Dorio, and outfielders John Starrs and Dennis Mills. Losing five starters, the team will look for letter winners Dave Doukas, Lou DePonte, and Brian Gilliam to fill key roles in another quest for a state tournament bid in 1986. Amity W 6- 4 Shelton L 313 Lyman Hall W 4- 2 Cheshire W 8- 6 North Haven L 5- 7 East Haven L 5- 6 Branford W 8- 7 Seymour L 8 9 Derby w K 3- 1 Amity L 8-14 Shelton L 0- 4 Lyman Hall L 4 9 Cheshire W 8- 0 North Haven L 1024 East Haven L 2- 4 Branford W 9- 8 Seymour W 10- 6 Derby w 20- 5 State Tournament Lewis Mills w 7- 5 Notre Dame w 6 3 New London L 1-14 132 Baseball Row 1: Lou DePonte, Ray Diaz, Joe Barbiuto. Jason Escoto, Brian Gil- liam, Steve Ujvari. Dave Doukas. Row 2: Coach Bob Neubauer, Kurt Swenson, Jim Fuda. Mike Mihalek, Mark Bencivengo, John Starrs, Tom Dorio. Mike Fritz. Pete DiGioia. 1J3 The Girls’ Softball team gained a year of experience in 1985. Coach Dick Schroeder did not graduate a single players from his starting line- up. Headlining the list of returnees is third baseman Michele Bates. Joining Bates were second base- man Linda Mazzucco and strong armed shortstop Heather Fritz. The first base duties were shared by Mi- chele Melillo and Lisa Johnson. The battery of catcher Kris Dyer and pitcher Stacey Dorrico worked the opposing hitters. The outfield was controlled by a trio of sophomores. Power hitter Beth Thorpe patrolled left while Jenny Birdsey was in center and Mary Caulfield in right. Throughout the course of the season, the team showed a tremen- dous improvement. The upset victory over Seymour showed the progress of the girls. Now that the team has played together for an entire season, expectations are high for 1986. Amityr � - L 1- 7 Shelton L 2- 9 Lyman Hall L 0- 3 Cheshire L 0-22 North Haven W 5- 2 East Haven L 5- 9 Branford W 11- 5 Seymour L 5-11 Derby L 1-18 Amity L 5- 7 Shelton L 2-14 Lyman Hall L 0-11 Cheshire L 0-11 North Haven L 7- 8 East Haven L 4-12 Branford W 6- 2 Seymour w 8- 5 Derby L 1-18 134 Row 1 Beth Thorpe, Jenny Birdsey. Heather Fritz, Michele Mellllo, Kris Dyer Row 2 Lisa Johnson. Stacey Dorrico, Mary Caulfield. Michele Bates. Linda Mazzucco. 135 The Boys’ Track team achieved a respectable record of 8-6-1 with out- standing performances from key indi- viduals. Coach Charles Farley must be looking forward to the return of a strong junior class which accumulat- ed 415.75 out of the team’s 756.75 total. Tom Degnan set a school record and junior class record in the 5000 with a time of 16:12.8. Crossing the finish line in 15.7 seconds, junior Rick Brown set a junior class record in the high hurdles. Freshman stan- dout Rodney Hayes flew to a class record in the high jump with a mark of five feet nine inches. Seniors Mark Hornyak and Harvey Stanley had an outstanding season. Hornyak finished third on the team in scoring while Stanley finished second in the state’s meet’s competition. The relay team of Mark Griffin, Jim Ricci, Larry Burgess, and Don Merritt also earned a state birth legging out the 4x440. Losing a mere three seconds, the track team sets its goal at the Housatonic League Championship in 1986. Derby W North Haven L Maloney T Shelton L Amity L Lyman Hall W Branford W Seymour W Cheshire L 97-55 62-92 77-77 66-88 59-94 120- 34 85 ■ • -68‘ 2 121- 33 55-94 136 Row 1: Stacey Hanna. Art Maratea, Mike McComb, Harvey Stanley, Mark Hornyak, Paul Miller. Tim Ver- gean, Ken Short, Darien Smith. Row 2: Larry Burgess. Don Merritt. Mar ion Hanna, Jim Ricci. Dave Sidlaus- cus, Tom Degnan. Mark Griffin. Pe ter Hoppenbrawer. Chris Grey, Eric Lungrend. Dan Farley. Row 3: Coach Farley. Todd Powers, Todd Torino, John Michonski, John O’Conner, Ken Cuccaro. Joe Si- mone. Jeff Bloom. Rick Brown. Rod- ney Haynes, Chip Palermo. 137 Girls’ Track Freshmen and sophomores ac- counted for 17 out of the total 25 members of the Girls’ Track team. Finishing 12th out of the 25 teams in the Class M championship gives Coach Charles Farley a reason to set high hopes for 1986. Junior Michele Michaud, who placed third in the discus during the state meet, accumulated 130 points to top the team. Seniors Kim Brown and Lynn Boutillier were third and fourth with 82.25 and 71 points, re- spectively. Finishing the top five were surprise freshmen Amy Retzer and jumper Kathy Linaberry. School records and Housatonic League Championships were ac- quired in the shot put and 4x440 relay. Kim Brown put her name in the record books, while lofting the shot put 37’4.24” and acquiring a Housatonic gold. Likewise, the relay team of Kim Brown, Cathy Supranovich, Nancy Nigro, and Lynn Boutilier acquired both honors with a time of 4:19. Underclassmen Cathy Supranovich, Rhonda Fogelstrom, Amy St. Hilaire, and Sheri Crew will be looked upon for a major contribution throughout the spring campaign. Amity West Haven Maloney North Branford St. Mary’s Lyman Hall Branford East Haven North Haven Shelton Cheshire L W L W W w L W L L L 136 Girls’ Track Row 1: Chris Thulin, Cathy Suprano- vich, Nancy Nigro, Kim Brown, Lynn Boutillier, Kristen Apuzzo, Michelle Michaud. Patty Masse, Kathy McGowan. Row 2: Coach Farley. Jennifer Dillon, Jennifer Hirst. Diana Grabsch. Rhonda Foyelstrom. Shel- ley Clouqh. Sheri Crew, Amy Retzer. Beth Ferguson. Angela Forcinelll. Kathy Linaberry, Amy St. Hilaire, Kelly Myers. 139 Golf Losing three varsity starters in 1984, the Golf team rebuilt its forces in 1985. First seed Dave Teidemann stroked his way to an All-Housatonic selection. Second ranked Steve Zawadski, who proved his consisten- cy throughout the season, teamed with third spotted Jack Larese and Howard Mason and forth seeds Scott Michonski, Fred Franzoni, and Jim McMahon to complete the varsity line-up. The climax for Coach Ralph Schlottman came with a victory over Xavier, the first time that the Middle- town school was defeated in the history of Sheehan. Ranked twenty- first, the squad missed a spot in the twenty team state tournament field by a slim margin. Jayvee players Karl Swenson, Sean Murphy, Matt Syak, and Rlc Morse will be looked upon to “put the ball in the cup” throughout 1986. St. Joseph L 1-12 Y Notre Dame L 21 2-10l 2 Xavier W 9- 4 North Haven W 9l 2- 3Vz Amity L IV2.IIV2 Wolcott W 9- 4 Torrington L 3-10 Notre Dame L 00 Cheshire L 2-11 Lyman Hall W 12- 1 Hamden W 9- 4 North Haven W 13- 0 Shelton W 10 3 Branford L 6- 7 140 Golf Row 1: Jim McMahon, Matt Syak, Ric Morris. Scan Murphy. Karl Swen- son. Scott Michonski. Row 2 Fred Franzoni. Steve Zawadski. Dave Tie- demann, Jack Larese. Howard Ma son. Coach Ralph Schlottman. 141 Girls’ Tennis The Girls’ Tennis team improved its record with 7 wins against 9 losses. Coach Delores Cafferey was very pleased with the improvement in the efforts and abilities of the girls. The starting six were all juniors led by the superb performance of Tricia Coyle. Coyle, nominated on the sec- ond team of the Housatonic League, had an excellent season as the num- ber 1 seed. Sue Fazzino, holding po- sition 2, also kept the Titans alive with her hustle. Lori Stave, in posi- tion 3, improved her individual abili- ties followed by Sharri Driscoll, Sheri Rossicone, and newcomer Renee St.Hilaire, seeded number 6. The Titan duo of Tricia Coyle and Sue Fazzino were very impressive while Lori Stave and Sheri Rossicone kept the aces alive as the number 2 seed in doubles. Sharri Driscoll and Renee St.Hilaire hustled their way to the 3rd seed of the tennis duet. Dawna Young, a freshman on the team, showed outstanding abili- ties and has a very promising future in Titan tennis. Beth Boudreau improved her skills and hopes to shine in the spring of ’86. The future looks very bright for the girls this season. Goals are set high in hopes that their experience will prevail for a successful season. Maloney 4-3 Notre Dame f V J 5-4 North Haven 6-3 Lyman Hall 6-3 Notre Dame 2-7 Amity 0-9 Seymour 6-3 Branford 0-9 Amity 0-8 Hamden 0-9 North Haven 3-6 Lyman Hall 7-2 Cheshire 1-8 Seymour 5-4 142 €r-$rr-[-r€r-r€€€ rr- Row 1: Beth Boudreau. Sharri Dris- coll. Tricia Coyle, Paige Odell. Sue Morris. Row 2: Coach Dolores Caf- frey, Renee St.Hilaire, Sue Fazzino, Sheri Rossicone. Dawna Young, Dan lelle Pucci. 143 Corning off a dismal season, the Boys’ Tennis team rebounded in 1985. The state tournament eluded the Titans by a single contest. Men- tor Richard Tucker, who guided his team to a 7-9 record, is looking for- ward to the return of several mature players. Stu Schouten played out of the number one seed. Ron Heidgard be- came the first person in Sheehan’s history to qualify for a post season state tournament. Bill Stevens aced his third ranked opponents while Chris McKay vollied his way to num- ber four. Craig Odermatt was rated fifth, and sixth place honors were shared by Tray Body and Scott Casciano. Two seniors were handed their diplomas in 1985. This leaves a veteran roster and incentive for Pat Spica and Brian Ludovico to stroke their way into the top six seeds in 1986. Branford L 1-8 Waterbury W 6-3 Cheshire L 1-8 Maloney W 6-3 North Haven L 3-6 Lyman Hall L 3-6 Platt W 6-3 Crosby w 8-1 Amity L 1-8 Kennedy W 7-2 Amity L 1-8 Kennedy W 7-2 North Haven W 5-4 Branford L 1-8 Cheshire L 1-8 Lyman Hall L 3-5 144 Boys’ Tennis Row 1: Craig Odermatt. Chris Ma- kay, Bill Stevens. Stu Schouten, Pat Spica. Trey Body, Scott Casciano. Row 2. Ron Meigaid, Chris Meade. Brian Ludovico, Chris Juliano. Lon- nie Garris, Coach Tucker. 145 Your four years of high school you can spend all alone, You can be a nobody-stay in the “Twilight zone”. If this is the case they will drag on by, Four years of boredom the memories will die. “The best years of your life”-they say it is true. This is not easily acquired it will take an effort by you. So get involved and add some zest Have some fun, and be your best!!! T.P. R. Hetzel. K. Swenson. C. Totz, C. Lackstrom, S. Scott. J. Chrishdm, M. Ebinger, M. Melillo, E. Young. K. Dyer. C. Ribera. M. Hastings. G. Werner, T. Griffin, J. Dillon. L. Grabsch, M. Hancock, E. Leveille, J. Gerber. B. Sailer. L. Supranovich, K. Koba, P. Sarmany, J. Sponaver, S. Halstead, H. Bohnwagner. S. Morris. K. Pires, K. White, P. MacDonald, K. Lilicnthal, S. Gilman, J. Michonski, T. Carini, G. Tarnowski, S. Stabach, C. Supranovich, D. Pucci, D. Farley, J. Nalewajek. L. Body, P. Vecsey, K. Kwdek. missing from photo: J. Scott, D. Bachmann, R. Smith, G. Barton. C. Brewer, T. Carini, C. Juliano, J. McMahon. M. Violette, R. Whisler Row 1: C. Zmeski, S. Zymeski Row 2: K. Kowlek, B. Macabe, L. Hilliman, D. Paper, Row 3: M. Simmons, E. Ferguson, S. Gray, H. Bohnwagher. V. Luongo, J. Young, J. Hilliman. Missing from picture: C. Riccio, P. Bauero, T. Calahan Row 1: K. Maccharom, D. Tupay. C. Llnaberry, A. Philbrick, G. Vecchitto, Row 2: L. Sheehan, L. Hubbard, J. Barboni. K. Linaberry Row 3: L. Barillan, R. Bighati, M. Miller, P. Callahan, D. Cotter, A Retzcr, R Heidgard, C Makay, R. Krall. Missing from Picture: J. Henry, D. Thompson, S. Broughton Row 1: C. Totz, K. Finn, A. Wettler, 0. Cortazar, J. Finel, R. Flabrc, M. Scarpa, J. Kokozka Row 2: C. Supranovich. G. Vecchitto, P Scott. L. Wilhite, C. Palmero, Je Bloom, R Whisler, S. Gray, D. Pucci Row 3: M. Bouchoutrouch, S. Pels, C. DiNallo, K. Michonski, D. Gayfon, L Bemis. L. Supranovich. B. Connoly, M. Bonk. S. Philbrick, M. Ebinger, M. Hancock. C Riccio Row 4: J. Hallet. A. Back. K. Walker. L. Sheehan, K. Koba, L. Hillman. C. Ribera, A.Philbrick. J. Hillman. G. Barton, C. Makay, K. Ottis AFS Row 1: C. Lackstrom, R. Berch, C. Meade Row 2: R. Whistler, Mrs. Mannion, R. Smith, R. Hetzel 150 FftWR Row 1: L. Czarniak. K Krupa, K. Martineau, B. Jansury. S. Mitchell, L. Bickford Row 2: S. Macllvaine, T. Verkony, C. Farone. B. Valenti, M. Licitra, R. Pascale. D. Paquette, L, Tagliatela. W. Rigoulot, R Smith Row 1: L. Supranivick, A. Bach, T. Coyle, E. Young, S. Fazzino, M. Nirmal. D. Pulit, C. Pesta, K. Izzo, Row 2: S. Driscoll, D. Bachman, R. Hetzel, B. Stevens. M. Mihalek, S. Ujvari. L. DePonte, L. DiGioia, C. Meade, R Smith Student Council Row 1: K. Caulfield, K. Clark, S. Morris, L. Obion, C. Wolak, C. Riccio. Row 2: R. Nalbandian, J. Dillon, P. DiGioia, L. Body, M. Stovons, K. Flintz, J. Wood, D. Farley. Row 3: T. Smiles, P. Pecheco, S. Inglese, T. Griffin, J. MacKenzie, M. Nirmal, C. Brewer, J. Chordas Row 1: M. Griffin, K. Linaberry, C. Thulin, K. Kenyon, P Masse, G Carbone, K Izzo, C Meade. Row 2: B. Stevens, T. Powers, S. Crew, J. Morgan, D. Gersz, K. McGowan, J. Chordas. Row 3: M. O’Connor, D. Doukas, J. Ricci, J. Ricci, M. Kelvey, S. Rossicone, L. Stave Student Council Row 1: M. Sorota, P. Spica, M. Griffin. B. Stevens, C. Thulin. Row 2: C. Linaberry, K. Linaberry, S. Dorrico, J. Dorrico, K. McGowan, S. Clough Row 1. M. Bouchoutrouch. editor; G. Vecchitto, C. Simmons. J. Sendra. Row 2: J. Ko- koszka, L. Supranovich, M. Bonk. Row 3: S. Pels. J. Finel, J. Bartovic. Missing from photo: J. Wood. P. Sullivan, Ms. Jellen, advisor. Mrs. Mitoraj assistant advisor Row 1: S. Mack, S. Gray. J. Young. J. Hallett. S. Morris. Row 2: J. Hillman. D. Paper. W. Kennedy. M Stevens. L. Rosick, P. MacDonald. T. McFarlane. B. Connolly. Row 3: M Miller. K. Caulfield. J. Wood. W Richard. A. Philbrick. G. Vecchitto, D. Pucci. Row 1 M Scarpa. D. Thompson, P Pacheco. P. Pacheco. J. Wood. Row 2: Mr. Hill. Mrs. McCarthyKrombel. C. Garral, J. Kokaska. P. McDonald. L. Rosick. A. Cummo. 155 Choir Row 1: D. Bencivengo, K. Linaberry, Ms. Zola, D. Thompson. C. Linaberry, M. Combs, K. Finn, D. Pucci, L. DeVoe, T. Smith. T. Mirles. Row 2: T. Sommo, B. DeJesus. K. Devine, L. Bemis. C. Medysey. N. Perez. J. Hallett, G. Barton. A. Forsythe. G. Morneau. Row 3: A. Freeman, R. Madore. C. Laskevitch. D. Young, T. Fisher, S. Clough. S. Gray, D. Pavitt, G. Burness, K. Davidson, R. Pascale. Row 1: D. Bowden, D. Bencivengo, T. Adamczk, Sitting Mrs. Zola. Row 2: R. Madore, B. DeJesus. M. Pasinsky, A. Philbrick, L.M. Cerreto, J. Dillon, L. Bemis, D. Pucci, T. Faulkner. T. Smith. A. St. Hilaire. Row 3: L. Graves. S. Broughton, L. Bermudez, J. Kaye, D. Wells, P. DiGioa, C. Ribera. C. Simmons, L. DeVoe, T. Mirles. Row 4. D. Young. K. Michonski, A. Muro, D. Kahl, T. Fisher, A. Retz r, K. Davidson, R. Pascale. Row 1: B Connolly, J. Find, S. Morris, J. Miller, L. Supranovick, T. Bender, K. Congo. C. Sheehy, C. Hart, B. Cadett, J. Grey. Row 2: L. Ingham, J. Urbano, T. Callahan. L. Betta, J. Riley, S. Merski, S. Clough, T. Cisio, M. Thiede, T. Shaylor, H. St. Pierre. Row 1: C. Ribera, A. Philbriek, T. Faulkner, D. Pucci, S. Gray. Row 2: K. Congo, J. Dillon, A. Forcinelli, M. Sorota, P. Masse. Wood Winds Row 1 S. Banko. K. Dyer. P Masse. R. Dsupin. A. Fahey. K. Kwolek. A. Holmes. A. Matuskiewicz. A Wetter Row 2 K. Lacey. T. Hourigan. J. Young. D. Wells. P. Bauers. C. Brown. K Swenson. J Nalewjek. Row 3: S. Rossicone. D. Porter. S. Martindale. S. Grillo. K. Caulfield. L Rosick Row 1 J. Kowlek.C. Sohunmann. N. Zandri. D. Moslow, S. Hastings. A. Dougan. Row 2: C. Meade. C. Supranovich. L. McPherson. R. Bersch, K. Finn. B. Wallace. C. Allard. Missing from Photo: M. Jacobs, C. Perkins. Percussion 158 Trumpets Saxophones Row 1: K. Maguder, L. Sheehan, K. Baxter. T. Griffin. M. Morehouse. Row 2- Mr Houlihan. D. Gayton, M. Belcourt, M. Lanahan, R. Morse. Row 3: J. Delgaudio. L. Vanblarcom, P Arneson, T. Dineen, S. Briggs Missing from photo: M. Caulfield. M. Kelley. Row 1. R. Clark. R. Hetzel. G. Vicchitto. Row 2: D. Varney. M. McComb, S. Kavanaugh, J Silvestri. Row 3: S. Michonski, D. Wallace. R. Smith. C. Lackstrom, D. Farley. Missing from picture- S. Tencza. Weight Lifting Row 1: D. Bencivengo, D. Tupay, C. Linaberry, S. Clough, K. Linaberry. Row 2: C. Ematrudo. M. McComb, J. Bloom, J. Escoto, E. Kudzma, J. Mischonski, J. Barkose, A Renda, T. Houston Row 3. L. Harris, M. Griffin Flag Squad Row 1: T. McFarland. D. Paper, C. Congo. C. Goral, E. Young, S. Pels. Row 2: S. Zmljewski, E. Mahoney, T. Henchck, M. Thiede, S. Gray, R. Whisler, P. MacDonald, D. Pucci, S. Morris, C. Zmijewski 160 Row 1: C. Chan, K. Kwolek, K. Swenson. C. Supranovich. Row 2: G. Tarnowskl. C. Lackstrom, R. Whistler. C. Meade. R. Bersch Pep Club Row 1: G. Genest, W. Kennedy. M. Hanncock. Row 2: S. Lugris, J. Kokoska Row 3: D. 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GELLO BROS. INC. LET’S CELEBRATE CARDS GIFTS THE LITTLE CARD SHOP NICKELODEON CAFE PARTS PLACE RAP AUTO PARTS INC. RED CARPET SIZES PLUS WALLINGFORD SAFE AND LOCK WAWA FOOD MARKET THE WINDSOR SHOP CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1986 I Index Acton. Steven-57, 109 Adamczyk, Tracy-57 Adams, Chris-57, 102 Addy, Mark-53, 102 Albert. Brian-10, 90 Allard. Craig-57 Allard, Melissa-61 Allen. Rick-10, 23. 28, 95, 109 Alogna, Teri-10, 40. 83, 86 Amodio, Jim-61 Amore, Scott-61 Andrcsen, Kris-53. 55. 90, 102 Andresen, Ted-61 Angelucci. Todd-61 Apuzzo, Kristen-57, 139 Arena. Scott-57 Arle, Craig-57 Arneson, Pete-10 Arnold, Jesse-57 Arnold, Pat-53 Ayers, Charlotte-10, 40. 81, 86, 97, 100, 103 Bachmann. Dawn-10, 40, 86 Back, Annette-10. 40. 86 Berry, Chris-61 Bersch, Richard-11, 21, 41, 121 Betta, Lara-11, 41, 82, 86 Bickford. Lynn-12, 41, 86, 103 Bickford, Sue-57 Bielak, Dennis-12 Biggs, Mike-57 Biglin, Renee-12 Birdsey, Jenny-53, 100, 135 Birdsey, Sarah-53, 84 Birks, Eric-57 Biro. Bill-61 Bishop, Dave-103 Bishop. Tracey-12 BLANCHARD, JOHN-57 Blazejowski, Lester-53 Blazejowski, Tom-61 Bloom, JEFF-53, 137 Bloom, Sharon-61 Body. Lesley-61 Body, Paul-53, 61. 145 Bohnwagner. Heather-53 Bonnanno, Heidi-53. 86. 87. 119 Bonk, Missy-12, 41, 86 Banko, Stacie-61 Barberi, Ranee-61 Rarbiuto, Joe-53, 108, 133 Barillaro, Lisa-61 Barker. Tiffany-57 Barkasy. Jesse-10, 40, 87 Barnes, Wendy-53, 54, 86 Barton, Glen-11, 40, 86. 87 Bartovic, Joe-57 Bassett. Fleetwood-61 Bates. John-11, 90. 100 Bates. Mike-57, 90, 100 Bates. Michele-11, 22. 40. 86, 101, 135 Battles. Sandy 11, 20, 86, 102, 118, 119 Bauers, Pam-57 Baxter. Kim-57 Beichner, Marty-53 Beichner, Marty-53 Belcourt, Matt-11 Belliveau. Jean-Paul-61 Bemis. Lisa-11, 41 Bencivengo. Deanna-58, 84, 103 Bencivengo, Mark 133 Bencivengo-Torre, Stephen-103 Bender, Phil-58 Bender, Tina-57 Bermudez, Lynne-57 Bernat, Donald-61 Bernatchez, Lorie-61 Borkowski. Dave-57 Borzillo, Carrie-57 Bouchoutrouch, Mariam-12, 41 Boudreau. Beth Ann-53. 143 Butillier, Lynn-139 Bowden, Dee-57 Brann, Dave-61 Bretko, Robin-53 Brewer, Chris-57, 98 Brewster, Roy-95 Briggs, Shawn-61 Broderick. Mr.-63 Bronner, Keri-57 Brooks, Marc-57 Broughton, Stacey-61 Brown, Chris-12, 24, 41, 86 Brown, Coleen-57, 82 Brown, Kim-139 Brown, Lori-53 Brown. Mason-57 Brown, Rick-13, 41, 95, 109, 137 Brown, Steve-90, 91 Brunell, Tiffany-57, 103 Burgess, Larry-10. 13. 41. 87. 101 burness, Gary-13, 41 Butka, Tracey-53 Butterfield, John-61 Cadett, Beverly-53 Caffrey. Dolores 180 from Acton to Zygmunt Callahan, Patricia-57, 119 Camolli, Howie-13 Camolli. Rusty-61, 102 Campbell. Jeff-57 Cannata, Bryan-13, 41, 99, 108, 109 Cannata, Rob-57 Cannata, Ron-61, 102 Canto, Robert-61 Capello, Mike-53, 103 Carbone, Greg-52. 53, 109 Carini, Todd-57 Carlson, Dave-53 Caruso, Paul-53 Caruth, Diane-13, 41 Carver, Nancy-53 Casciano, Scott-13, 41, 93, 108, 109 Caufield, Kathy-61, 63. 86, 87 Caufield, Mary-52, 53, 98, 121, 135 Caufield, Siubian-13, 41 Castiglione. Renee-53. 119 Celotto. Susan-57 Cewe, Dave-57, 102 Charpentier, Darlene-61 Chisholm, Jennifer-61 Crolius, Sue-53, 119 Cronin, Gary-53, 90 Cuccaro, Ken-137 Cuomo. Anna-53, 55 Curtis, Chad-61 Czarniak, Linda-14. 82, 85 Czelny, Eayta-61 D’Agostino, Darlene-15, 42, 82 D’Amato, Paul-53, 90 D’Angelo, Luisa-53 Danio, DawnMarie-53 Datillo, Joe 61, 102 Davenport, Tony-61 Davidson. Kim-15, 42, 86 Dawson, Kim-61, 119 Deans, Steven-57 Degnan, Kevin-61 Degnan, Tom-15, 42. 121. 137 Dejesus. Brenda-53 DelGaudio, Jeff-52, 54 DelGreco, Bob-61 DelVecchia, Dave-57 DePonte, Gina-61 DePonte. Louis-15. 42. 91. 92, 109, 133 Doucet, Tom-54 Doucette, Debbie-57, 102 Dougan, Andy-90 Dougan, Jeff-57 Doukas, Dave-16, 109, 133 Dowd, Andy-54 Dowling, Patrick-57 Doyle, Bernard-61 Doyle. David-57 Drapeau. Mike-61 Driscoll, Sharri-16, 20, 42, 86, 143 Dsupin. Rae-54 Dubovik, Michelle Dubois, Elizabeth-57 Dugan. Patty 57 DUPREY, Dina-57 Dupre, Kristin-61 Dwyer, Melissa-57 Dyer. Kristi-57. 86. 135 Dzubiak, Carol-ANN-54 EBFINGER. Mary-54 Ematrudo, Chris-55, 109 Emfinfer, Robert-61 Emery, Colleen-57 Chordas. Jim-57 Chordas. Joe-14, 21. 31, 41, 86, 99 Ciok, Matt-53, 141 Cianciulli, Jackie-53, 83 Ciemer, Mike-53, 103 Cirillo. Regina-57 Cislo, Tammi-61 Clancey, Kim-57, 103 Clark, Bob-61, 62 Clark, Karen-61, 98 Clark, Larry 53 Clemente, Gene-10 Clough. Shelley-53. 98, 121, 139 Cohen, Jeff-53 Collins, Dennis-10, 14 Combs, Mark-57 Congo. Kristina-61 Connolly, Bess-53 Cook, Mr. John-61, 91 Corey, Tim-61, 86 Cotter, Deborah-57 Cortazar, Octavio-14, 42 Coughlin, Lynn-ann-53, 115 Coyle. Tricia-19, 42. 86, 143 Craddock, Shannon-14, 41. 81, 84, 86, 99 Craig, Dan-57 Crew, Sheri-53, 139 Criscuolo, Fred-14, 94 Criscuolo, Gina-57 Desautels. Carol-15, 42, 92 Desjardins, Michelle-57 Desmond, Todd 15, 42, 103 Desroches. BethAnn-54 Destefano, Dave-57 Devine. Kay-15, 42 DeVoe, Lynette-15, 42, 82. 86 Diaz, Cherie-57 Diaz, Ray-16, 133 Dibberon, Ronny-57, 109 Dichelio, Angelo-54 Dichello, Mike-16 Digello, Dan-57 Digioa, Lisa-16, 19, 23. 25. 42. 86, 93, 118, 119 Digioa, Pete-133 Digioa, Phyllis-57 Dillon. Casey-16 Dillon-Jenny-57, 86, 139 DiMonaco, Gloria-54 DiNallo, Christy-54 Dineen, Jackie-54 Dineen, Tim-57 DiPalma, Barbara-57 DiPasquale, Marcy-61 DiVicino, Larry-53 Dorio, Tom-133 Dorrico, Jennifer-61, 119 Dorrico, Stacy-53, 54, 83. 98, 135 Ercolani, Jill-61 Escoto. Jason-57, 133 Estep, Kim-57, 59 Fahey, Amy-54, 119 Fahey, Carrie-61, 121 Farley. Mr. Charles 139 Farley, Dan-57, 109, 137 Farone, Cheryl-16. 42. 86. 94, 95. 101 Farone, Dawn-61 Favaro, Christie-61 Favaro, Dennie-61 Faulkner, Tricia-57 Fazzino, Jill-57 Fazzino, Sue-16, 42. 86. 92, 93, 101, 143 Ferguson, Beth-54, 139 Ferreira, Lisa-57, 115 Feretti, Joe-54 Feri, Louis-54 Ferrara, Mike-61 Fetta, Shelly-61 Fetters, Jennifer-57 Finel, Judith-16, 90 Finn, Kevin-17, 42 Fiondella, Drew-54 Fisher, Tracy-54 Fitzgibbons. Dawn-54 Flyntz, Kristin-57 Fogelstrom, Rhonda 100, 139 Forcinelli, Angela-57, 139 Forsythe, Allison-54 Franzoni, Fred-141 Frazer, Heather-57 Freeman. Ann-54, 103 Fritz, Heather-54, 114, 135 Fritz, Matthew-57 Fritz, Mike-133 Fruln, Lynne-54 Fuda, Jason-57 Fuda, Jim-17, 57 Fuhr, Jeff-17. 94 Gannon. Jessikca-57 Garris, Lonnie-57, 109, 145 Gayton, Art-57 Gayton, Dawn-17, 43 Gello, Sherry-61 Genest, Ginny-61 Genst. Scott-17, 43 Geremia, Joseph-61 Geremia, Sal-54 Gerz. Donna-17. 43, 83. 86, 101 Gerger, Jessica-61, 86 Gilliam, Bryan-17. 109 Gilman, Shawn-57 Gilson, Kelly-57 Gontarz, AI-61 Goral, Christine-62 Gott, Nadine-17, 40, 86 Grabsch. Diana-139 Grabsch, Laura-54, 57 Gray. Chris-18, 121, 137 Gray. Stephanie-57G Grehl, William-57 Grey, Julie-57, 58 Griffin, Mark-18. 43, 83, 109, 137 Griffin, Tim-62 Grillo, Suzanne-57, 115 Guddski, Tina-54 Gunther. Michelle-57 Habre, Rose Ann-18, 86, 100 Haffner, Mellissa-62, 119 Hallet, John-54 Halstead, Scott-54 Hancock, Melissa-57 Hanes. Rodney-57 Hanna. Marion-10. 22. 43. 94. 108. 109, 137 Hanna, Stacy-57, 109, 135 Hanna, Tracy-57 Harris, Larry-18, 82, 109 Harrison, James-62 Hart. Cynthia-57 Hass, Lynn-62 Hastings. Mark-57 Hastings, Scott-62 Hax, Meredith- Haynes, Marvin-62 Haynes, Rodney-58, 59. 109, 137 Heenie, Ed-62 Heidgerd, Rohn-145 Helland, Skip-90 Helton. Nancy-54 Henclik, Theresa-54 Henderson. Deanna-18, 43, 86. 95, 102 Henderson. Renee-58 Hennessey, Dan-58 Henniger, Ann-54, 86 Henniger, Erich-62 Henrich, Scott-62 Henry, Jill-62 Heroux, Matthias-54, 103 Hester. Matari-62, 82 Hetzel, Rod 18. 24. 43, 87 Hillman. Jodie-62 Hillman, Lisa-54 Hirst, Jennifer-18, 43, 86, 139 Hogan, Maureen-54, 115 Holman, Randy-58 Holmes. Amy-19, 43, 86 Hornyak, Mark-133 Horvath, Vicky-19, 86 Hourigan, Tammy-62 Houston, Todd-58 Hoydilla, Colleen-62, 103 Hrehowsik, Rene-62 Hubbard. Lynnanne-54 Hudick, John-19 Hugo, Mark-19 lavarona. Ralph-62, 84 Inglese, Steve 62 Ingraham, Kelly-54 Issel, Jerry-102 Iwanicki, Dawn-18 Izzo, Kim-10, 19, 21, 31. 43. 86. 97 Jacobs, Mike 54 Jansury. Barbara-19, 43, 86, 92 Johnson, Lisa-19, 86, 135 Juliano, Chris-58, 145 Julius. Scott-58 Kahl, Dawn-62 Kaliscak, Jeannine-62 Kavanaugh, Sean-58 Kaye, Jenny-58 Kazmerzyk, Matt-20 Keeley, Michael-62 Keller. Chris-62 Kelley, Katy 58, 115 Kelley, Margaret-62 Kelley, Mike-54 Kelly, Shawn-58 Kelvey, Michele-20, 43, 86, 92, 93, 101, 103 Kennedy, Wendy-62 Kenny. Kevin-58 Kenyon. Kim-54, 98 Kneiss, Todd-58, 62 Koha. Kris-58 Kokozka, Jody-58 Koons, Dave-62 Koons, John-58 Koss, Edward-62 Kovac, Sandy-20, 43. 92 Krall, Richard-62 Krupa. Karin-20, 43 Krysinski. Toni- Kyszna, Eric-109 Kulak, Amy-62 Kulak, Jeff-54 Kwolek. Joseph-62 Kwolek. Karrin-58 LaBree, Kathy-62 LaBree, Robert-20, 95 Lacey. John-20 Lacey. Kelly-20, 28. 86, 95. 101, 103, 43 LaClair, Randy-20 Lacourse, Nancy Lagerstrom, Carl Lahnin. Jawahair-58 Lamoria. Jeffery-62 Lanahan. Jamie-21, 82, 86, 103 Lanahan. Mary-54 Landino, Gary-54 Lane. John-54 LaPenna, Chris-58 LaPenna, Danielle-54 Laurencelle, Nicole-21, 86 Larese. Jack- Lawlor, Mike-21 Lawton. Rusty- Lemay, Dawn-21, 86. 94 Leone, Jon-58, 59, 90, 98. 100, 109 Leville, Erik-62 Lewis, Jennifer 21, 43, 86, 95, 99, 118, 119 Lichenstein, Jennifer-62 Licitra, Maria-21, 43, 86, 92, 99 Licitra, Rose-54 Lilenthal, Kristin-62 l.imosani. Jim-58 Linaberry, Colleen 62 Linaberry, Kathy-54, 83, 92, 139 Loubeir, Michele-58 Loughlin, Robert-62 Lucas, Stacy-54, 85 Lucas, Val-58 Ludovico, Brian-21, 43, 86, 102. 145 Mack, Shannon-58 MacKenzie, John-58, 92, 109 MacKenzie, Nancy-22, 43, 86, 93, 101, 103 Madore. Renee-54, 102 Maccaroni, Kristine-58 Macdonald, Patricio-62 Macllvaine, Stacy-21, 43, 82 Magruder, Kris-58 Mahon. Dennis-54, 102, 103 Mahoney. Erin-62 Makara, Rick-58 Makay, Chris-58, 145 Mannion. Dennis. Mr -94, 97 Marenta, Art-54, 103, 109, 139 Marchese, Nicki-22, 43. 86, 102 Marotto. Chrisanne-58 Martin. Liz-22, 43. 95, 101, 103 Martindale, Sue-58 Martineau, Kelly-22, 43, 86 Martinek, Warren-54 Martino. Chris-22, 102 Martiner, Chris-62 Martiner, Glenn-54 Mason. Howard-22, 43, 141 Masse, Patty-54, 98. 100, 139 Matarazzo, Lisa-22, 43. 86 Mattei, Lisa-22, 86 Mattison, Miss Christine-57 Matuskeiwicz, Anne-23, 43, 86 Mazzucco, Linda-22, 86, 40, 119, 135 McCabe. Beth-58, 98 McCabe. Cathy-23, 86 McComb. Mike-54, 121, 137 McCormick, Marty-58 McDowell. Joan-54 McFarline, Tricia-62 McGovern, Brian-23 McGowan, Kathy-52, 54, 92, 98, 119, 139 McMahon, James-141 McPherson, Lesley-54 Meade, Chris-23, 86, 18. 40, 145 Medyesy, Cara-62 Meehan, Mike-62 Mellilo, Chris-54, 109 Melillo, Michele-54, 86, 115, 135 Memory, Mike-58 Mercurio. Bianca-58 Merritt, Don-54, 137 Merski, Suzanne-62 Michaud. Michelle-23, 44, 86, 114, 115, 139 Michonski, Jonathan-58, 109, 137 Michonski, Kimberly-58 Michonski. Scott-44. 22, 87, 103, 141 Mihalek, Michael-23, 19, 44. 109, 133 Mikulski, Kevin- Miller, Jodi-62 Miller, Mark-62 Miller, Meredlth-62 Miller. Paul-58, 137 Milles, Christine-62 Mills. Dennis-24, 133 Mirles, Tammy-25, 85. 86, 90, 103 Mirra. Fred-62 Mirra, JOe-54, 109 Mitchell, Steve-58 Mitchell, Susan-24, 45, 86 Mlinarcik, Steve-55 Modica, Richard-62 Mogenson, Tracy-55 Montefusxo, Lisa-58, 102 Montgomery. Larry-55. 103. 120 Moore. Richard-24 Moran. Jackie-58 Morehouse. Michael Morgan. Jayna-52, 53, 55 Morin, Diane-62 Morin, Ryan-24, 84 Morneau, Gail-58 Morris, Rick-58. 141 Morris. Susan-58, 143 Morse, Eric-58 Moses. Andy- Moslow, Dave-62 Moslow, Donna-24, 86, 45 Moynihan, Lea-55 Mrazik, Eric-58 Mueller, Brenda-58 Mullen, Steve-58, 121 Muro, Andrea-58 Murphy, Kris-24. 84 Murphy. Maureen-24, 45, 95 Murphy, Sean-58. 141 Murray, Steve-55. 103 Myres, Kelley-55, 139 Nalbandian, Renee-62, 98 Nalewajk. Joel-58 Nalewajk, Sue-55, 91, 82, 103 Nash, Jim-62 Neal, John-58 Neal. Ray-25, 103 Neubaur. Mr. Bob-86. 133 Newhouse, Dennis-58 Nigro. Nancy-139 Nirmal, Manish-58, 109 Nirmal, Mary-18, 22, 25. 45. 86 Norman. Mike-58 Normandin, Michelle-58 Obion. Lorrie-63. 119 O’Brien, Pat-62 O’Connell, Cliff-53, 54 O’Connor. John-55, 137 O’Connor, Mike-62 O’Connor, Matt-52, 55 O’Connell, Deena 58 Odell, Paige-58, 143 Odermatt. Cralg-145 Oertel, Joe-58 Ogrisek, Tracy-62 Okeefe- John-62 Oldfield. Jeff-25 Olson. Chris- Olson, Kristin-25, 45, 83, 86. 101 Otis, Kim-58, 119 Ottaviano, Lisa-58 Ottaviano, Rob-25, 45, 94 Owens. Melissa-63 Pablon, Bev-63 Pacheco, Pam-63 Pacheco, Paul-55 Packard. Dawn-25, 45, 103, 86 Padroff, Drug-55 Pagan, Jackie-25, 45, 86 Pagan. Jessica-58 Page, Patty-58, 82 Pagni, Jason-63 Palermo, Chip-55, 121, 137 Paper, Djana 63 Paquette, Denise-25. 45, 86 Parisi, Amy-58 Parker, Andy-55, 109 Parker. Chera-63, 115 Pascale, Rose-26, 82 Pasinski, Marlo-58 Paskin, Jean-55 Passanti, Jeff-55 Passante. Karen-26, 86 Patten, Matthew-26 Paulousky, Leigh-55 Pavao, Susan-97 Pavitt, David-26. 45 Pederson. Scott-55 Pels, Susan-26, 45, 103 Perez, Nelson-55, 103 Perez, Noreen-58 Perito, Dom 58 Perno, Chandrea-61, 63 Perrault. William-60 Pesta, Carolyn-26, 45, 85, 86, 101 Petro, Vicky-63, 119 Philbrick, Alaina-59 Philbrick, Scott-58 Phoenix. Rich-63 Phoenix, Tony-84 Pires, Domingos-62 Pires, Jose-26 Pires. Kimberly-63 Pisani, Michael-58 Piscatelli, Jeff-63 Piscitelli. John (Rin)-55, 102 Plont, Angel-Sue-63 Poggio, Todd-27, 45 Polanski, Marc-58 Polito, Tony-55 Pontdrland, Dave-58 Porter. Deanna-58 Powell, Katy-63 Powell, Ron Powers, Chris-63 Powers. Mr. John-86 Powers. Todd-27. 29. 45. 97. 137 Pragano, Sean-63 Proto, Denise-27. 45, 84. 86 Provost. Shannon-27, 45. 86 Pucci, Danielle 143, 58 Pulit, Danielle-27, 46. 82, 114. 115 Quinn, Tammy-62 Raccio, Jim-27, 61 Rakowski, Stacy-27, 94 Rasmussen, Chris-73 Rau, Robert-62 Reed. Linda-27, 46. 83, 84, 101 Renda. Al-62 Retzer, Amy-121. 139 Reynolds, Mrs. Dorothy-90 Reynolds, Justine-28 Ribera, Charlene-28. 46. 84 Ricci. Jim-28. 30, 46, 137 Ricci. John-28. 46. 92, 93 Riccio, Chrissy-82, 119 Richard. Wendy-63 Richardson, Kim-55, 118 Rigoulot, Dawn-98, 52 Rigoulot. Deana-28, 81, 83, 84. 86, 98. 101 Rigoulot, Wendy-28, 86 Riley, Jennifer-63 Rivera, Rick-28, 83, 92. 98 Rivers, Tete Renee-55 Roberts. Richard-63 Rockwell. Roger-55 Rodriques, Joe-28 Rosick, Lynda-63 Rossicone. Sheri-28, 29, 46. 86, 97, 101, 103, 114, 115, 143 Rowland, Greg-63 Rubin, Michelle-57, 82 Ruggerio, Carol-57 Rustate, Steve-57 Rutcho, Sue-28, 46, 86. 99. 103 Sabatucci, Annette-29, 46, 86, 101 Sabatucci, Rita-63 Saier, Brian-63 St. Hilaire, Amy-59, 139 St. Hilaire. Renee-29, 46. 86. 143 St. Jaques, Bill-63 St. Pierre, Holly-63 St. Pierre, Kevin 55, 109 Salinski. Tim-29, 103 Salisbury, Brian-55, 108, 109 Salovitz, Heiwa-63 Sanmiguel, Stacy-lynn-63 Santiago, John-54, 55, 101, 109 Sarmony. Peter-59 Satton, Kristin-59 Satton, Mike-55 Savage, Todd-55 Saxon. Jeff-59 Scala, Jennifer-59 Scala, Paul-29, 46, 84 Scarpa, Megan-29, 103 Schiffbauer, Robert-29 Schlottman, Mi. Ralph-86 Schouten, Stuart-145 Schunman, Chris-59 Schuster, Lea-59 Schwink. Edie-55 Scott. Cheryl-59 Scott, Jennifer-26, 20, 30, 46, 86 Scott. Pamela-59. 115 Scott, Susan-63 Sendra. Jose-57 Sgambati, Trish-55 Slialor, Tracy-59 Sheehy. Chris-55 Sherwill, Barbara-39, 46, 86 Shook, Keith-55, 109 Shook, Mike-63 Shorette. Debby-30. 46. 86 Short, Ken-55, 137 Short, 30, 86 Sidlauscus, Dave-25, 30, 46, 86, 87, 137 Sigovitch, Paul-55 Silvia, Dave-30, 109 Silvestri, John-63 Silvestri, Lisa-55 Simmons, Aaron-59. 109 Simmons, Joe-63 Simone, Andrea-63 Simmons. Michelle-63 Simone, Joe-55, 137 Slrico, Mark-63 Sivertsen, Eric-55 Slesinski, Jamie-86 Slie, Chuck-55 Slocum, John-30, 103 Smart. Dean-55 Smiles, Tracy-63, 119 Smith, Brabdi-59 Smith, Darren-59, 121, 137 Smith. Kelly-63 Smith, Kim-59 Smith, Mike-55, 87 Srqith, Robert-30, 87 Smith, Roxanne-30, 86 Smith, Tina-55 Smith, Tracy-59 Smithlock, Fred-26, 31. 103 Sommo, Tracy-55 Sorota, Meg-55 Spica, Pat-46, 86, 87, 155 Sponaucr, John 59 Staback. Steve-59 Stanley. Harvey-137 Stanley, Lisa-31, 47, 86 Starrs, John-55, 133 Stasulli, Gina-59 Stasulli, Nick-31. 47, 86. 99, 102 Stave, Ed-31 Stave, Lori-30, 31. 47. 86, 93, 94, 118, 119,0 Stephien, Jason-83 Stevens, Bill-31, 47. 145. 109 Stevens, Michelle-62, 63 Stilson. Todd-95 Strout. Tammy-59 Sulinski. Ed-27, 32, 47 Sullivan, Pat-59 Summerfield, Jeff-47, 109 Supranovich. Cathy-59. 115, 139 Supranovich. Liz-27, 32, 47 Swantek, John-59, 109 Swantek, Kim-63 Swenson. Karl-55, 411 Swenson. Kirt-133 Szollosi. Terez-55, 103 Tagliatels, Lisa-32, 47. 86, 95 Tagliatella, Scott-32, 59 Tagliatella, William-32. 47, 87 Talarczyk, Pete-55, 84, 90. 91 Tarnowski, Gary-59 Tassmer, Kirt-59 Tiedemann, Dave-137 Terito. John-55 Testa, Sue-59 Tharp. Adrienne-32. 47 Theide. Michelle-55 Thomas. Chris-32 Thompson, Dawn-63 Thorpe. Beth Ann-55, 86, 135 Timothy, Patrick-63, 100 Timothy, Scott-55 Tirita, Wendy- Torino, Todd-32 Torre. Scott-55. 84. 91. 103, 109 Totz, Colleen-55, 115 Trautman. Mark-55, 90 Trentacosti, Vinny- Tupay, Diana-61, 63 Trunbull, Darby-63 Twohill, Geoff-63 Twohill, Tom-55 Ulizio. Dean-63. 63 Urbano, Josephtne-59 Valenti, Barbara-86, 47, 100 Valenti, Kathleen- Valiquette, Brian-58, 59 Vanblarcom. Laura-59 Varney. David-59 Vecchitto, Giovonna-59 Vecsey, Patricia-63 Vekony. Tricia-33, 47. 83, 86 Velardi, Gary-33, 47, 87, 90 Venn, Patrick-55 Vergean. Beth-63, 115 Vergean, Tim-59, 137 Vermilya, John-63 Venoit, Mike-63 Vertucci, Aaron- Viarengo, Billie- Jean-59 Violette, Bob 90 Violette-John-100 Violette. Mike-61. 63 Vollano, Laura-33, 47 Wainer. Dana-55 Walker. Kari-55. 121 Wallace, Brian-59, 121 Wallace. Dan 55, 121 Walters. Jay-63 Walter. Sarah-59 Wanat, Cindy-63 Ward. Ed-59. 82 Ward, Jon-63 Warren. Jodv-63 Wells. Cristei-63 Wells, Diana-59 Werbesky-59 Werner. Glenn-63 West. Louis-59 Wettler. Anders-58. 59 Whistler, Robin-55 White. Kathy-55, 91 White, Kim-63 Whittaker, Tim-59 Williams, Tim-98 Winters. Frank-59 Willhite. Lori-59 Winters. Nancy-63 Wojcik, Evelyn-55 Wolak. Carrie-63 Wood. Jennlfer-59, 99 Woods. Mark-55 Yasensky. Sean-55 Yasensky, Wendy-63 Yale. Rich-59 Young. Dawn-59, 119, 143 Young, Elizabeth-33. 47. 86 Young, Jennifer-63 Zambory, Stephanle-59. 114, 115 Zandri. Jason-55 Zandri, Nicole-59 Zawadski, Steve-33, 141 Zelenski. Jennifer-119. 63 Zmijewski. Cindy-63. 115 Zmijewski, Sue-63. 115 Zola. Mrs. Irma-61 Zona. Skip-59 Zygmunt. Chris-33 Due to a deadline, the index is incomplete, there- fore not everyone is in lieie on the specified pages. SPECIAL THANKS TO: MR RINALDI. THE YEARBOOK STAFF. Kris Andresen. Remarkable Addy. Nicholi btasulli. Ponch Cewe. Crippy Ber geron. BIN. Deanna Beneievengo. Scott Torre. Steve Murray. Matthias and Doug. Crusty. Wally, and Rudy, for all your effort and support it took to put this yearbook together! LUV Deana Charlotte 5 JHSTFNS