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

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1987 volume:

' M.T. Sheehan High School Wallingford Connecticut The first day of a typical freshman is very typical. While walking down the hall to your first class, carrying books for all classes, a loud bell sounds. You think to yourself “this can’t be a fire drill, it’s only the first day.” Then the thought enters your mind “I’m late!” Running down the hall as quickly as possible, you suddenly see the door shut. The scared freshman knocks softly on the door. The teacher slowly opens the door and you hear the other students laughing loudly. Can the rest of the year be this bad? I'. I —. — _ 3 HUH! the same trials and tribulations occur. Being an “all-knowing” sophomore you think you can walk the halls with an air of dignity. As you look up the staircase you see a group of senior studs. They walk forward as a brick wall, you dodge right, then left, you try up the middle- but it’s no use. Tons of notebook paper scatter aimlessly everywhere. As you stand at the top of the stairs you realize you are still an under- classmen. Well, you finally made it- you are an upperclassmen. You know what this means. YOU CAN GET YOUR LICENSE From here on in no more sitting home on the week- ends, you get to cruise the strip. From McDonalds to the arcade on a Saturday night it is packed with kids. You can go to Burger King and refill your soda 3 times before dashing out the door to get to McDonalds and order a hamburger. Then off to a social gathering at a friends house. But. as juniors, you may be required to have the car home by 12:00 p m There are certain priviiages that come with being a senior. Among them include being able to cut in the lunch line with out a hassel. Then once receiving your lunch you can wine and dine at the comfort of the “Senior Table”. In the fall senior girls look forward to playing on the powder puff girls football team, While senior boys act as cheerleaders. Then in the spring everyone looks forward to graduation. 8 9 Once you have spent four years in school you know who your friends are. Friends are the ones who cry with you during the rough times and laugh with you during the bright times. A friend is someone who understands you and accepts you for who you are. When you need someone to talk to you can always pick up the phone and a friend will answer. On a Saturday night when it’s getting late you can call a friend and they will be glad to go out with you. A friend represents trust. Whenever you find out a secret” the first person you tell is a friend. Friends are a necessity, for with- out them life would be a lonesome journey. When you really need someone to help you out you can count on your friends. The worst part of leaving school is saying good-bye to your friends, but if they are your true friends you won’t have to say good-bye. 10 Mark Addy “Little Addy Thanks Mom and Dad for encourag- ing me to keep going It’s not the kill it's the thrill of the chase. -Deep Pur pie. My high school years have been real. It’s been a party. Special thanks to JP DC CB DB ED RL DR KA. Bud and JD BOH1RU! CWEDO Rules. Patrick J Arnold No man can choose how he is born. A man is lucky if he can choose the circumstance of his death and by that signify his life. PJA. 4 yrs V Basket- ball. Thanx 4 the great times MM DH JC JS TB MOC. Remember Johnnie “Where there is a will there is a way Thanx M D. Kristin L. Andresen “Kris” “Duck” I’m as free as a bird and this bird you cannot change.-Lynard Skynard. Aides rule Wayne's kids go home. Thanx MA CB JP RL RB CK DG TS BC. A special thanx to Charlotte Rick Paul. Goal: To succeed in modeling. ILU Mom Dad W T T T K N. Mango Party on, 87’. Most Popular Jean Marie Barboni “JellyBean” “There are places I’ll remember all my life, though some have changed. Some 4 ever not 4 better, some have gone and some remain — P. McCartney. Lynnanne we’ve shared the laughter the pain and even shared the tears YBF. F A ILU Mom Thanx KM KS TM DL LD BT. Gary Cronin, Chris Thulin Martin Beichner 12 Joseph R. Barbiuto Always follow your heart you’ll never go wrong. 4 yrs Football. JS GC TH JB RN MS CB The Titan .Football Team, I’ll never forget all the great memories. 1LY All. JBTFATGMINFVLYA Class of “87 1 Thanks Mom Dad Lisa Gina ILY. Goal: To Succeed. Wendy Barnes Never wait or hesitate, give get before it’s too late, you may never get another chance. RS Thanx Mom Dad. Kev, Adam, Vic, Gram, U.Charlie. Chris,-ILY! Matt - The best Is yet to come! I Love U! 2 2 86 Friends-TB, DS. DB. ST. KW, ST, SM,- Thanx for the memo- ries! PowderPuff ’86”. Deanna Bencivengo “Twang” 1 think of my childhood friend and the dreams we had ILY Sheri Ann Tupay. Scott Torre 9 12 85. ILY Mom, Dad, Mom Ken. Thanx for the memories ST DT DR WB MH KC DP TB SM. Goal: To work in a Juvenile correctional center. I Love You Scott Joseph Torre. Phil Bender A true friend is one who takes you in when the rest of the world has cast you out. Thanks BB RT DB BV BQ AG DR CS DN for all the Party Timos. Thanks Mom and Dad for pushing me through school. I Love You. Jenny Birdsey Now I know my life is giving me more than memories, day by day we can see that in every moment there is a reason to carry on. MM Sheri: You’re the best! BBF Thanks to all my friends esp: KM MB GC SC WR KR TT and JBPFM1 Don’t let go of your dreams. ILY All! Jeff Bloom As the end of four years comes to a close I will remember all of those. All of those closest to me. ’cause friends forever is what we’ll be. Thanx for the best 4 yrs MM NP AG AP KD GV JH LH TF Sigel. Track 4 yrs. Thanx M D. Life Goal: To touch the stars. Donald Bernat Thanks to Mom Mr. Z Mrs. G and all my friends. Laurie, I will really miss you. Dave C. Bishop Charlie” He noticed that many times along the path of his life there was only one set of footprints. And it also happens during the lowest and saddest times in your life. Thanks Mom. Tracey and Shell! for getting me through this year. I Luv You Shelli. Best Looking Matt O’Connor, Heidi Bonanno Heather Bohnwagner Ain’t it funny how time flies when the best was yet to come what's so good about good bye when the best was yet to come. BA Tnx-CD VL EF WB PS SP PR WM TB CL all the best in your future endeavors-IL- Mom. BB Dad C 7x SP Go for it 87 ADMIATTTW” Paul Body Trey” Never look behind your troubles will be few all your dreams will come true. Thanks JC MOC PA J SM KS ILY M D L. “There are places I remember all my life though some have changed some forever not for better: some have gone, some re main.” JL JCB Heidi Ann Bonanno To Mom and Dad; There is a reason why even the angels don't give up at all, thank you for giving me my wings. Stevie Nicks. BB 4 yrs. VB 4 yrs. AM-7 forever. Thanks Nancy, for showing me the way. and to Ste ven, for helping me through. 13 Beth Boudreau Happiness is having dreams; success is making those dreams come true. AM-7 Friends. Memories are trea sures that time can't destroy M D 1LY I live for my dreams and a pock- et full of gold I guess its time to ramble on-LZ. Lori Brown Muffy Always and forever these moments with you were just like a dream to me that somehow came true. And in the end on dreams we will begin be- cause thats what love is made of. Thanx Mom ILY Thanx all my friends especially EB RD AF who made it all worthwhile. Robin Bretko Life is like a dream you have good ones and bad ones. Hold on to those dreams. Thanks to all my friends for making this year a good one! CLRLKAMRAP I Love You Greg Hodge forever! 1 Love You Mom Jim and Jaime PowderPuff 87! Harley’s Rule! Tracey Butka Sam” Track 3yrs cheerleading, lyr soft- ball. Keith, when I’m down and feel- ing blue I close my eyes so I can be with you. I love you with all my heart. Mom Dad ILU. Thanks Meg, you are always there for me. Thanks for the fun the good times Wendy, JM NC and LS. Matt O’Connor, Stacey Dorrico Best Dressed Beverly Cadett Bev Give me all of your dreams let me go along on your way. Give me all of your prayers to sing I'll turn the night into the skylight of day ML- JM HB JC SD SC MC CT RMRR TRWI. Boogie Man! Nptn HS. ILYA LB. JC-Thanks for our “talks ILY M D. Gregory Joseph Carbone You have struggled long hard for your goals now your reward has come Always seek you shall ac- complish the high achievements that only people who try will ever know of. GJC Football 4 Swim 4 Pres. 4 Thanx CM SC KP ST JS all. ILY M D EC VH 5150 58 PONDQ4. Michael Capello ■ David Carlson Heidi Bonanno, Jeff Cohen Jackie Cianciuili The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched They must be felt with the heart. HK Thank you Chet for al- ways being there. You mean the world to me. and I Love You Thanks Mom and Dad for putting up with me. I Love You. Michael Ciemier Mary Caulfield Welcome to your life there's no turn- ing back TFF They say that all in love is fair but baby you don't care HL my friends ILY Amadeus one fine day- sail on JM -Scott Thanx 4 being part of my high school years but most of all for being my friend-1 Love You MSKD Nicest Smile Jeff Cohen All these places have their meanings W People friends that went be fore-1 know I’ll often stop think about them-ln my life I’ll love them all Mom Dad ILY Thanks PB MOC PA Lorrie LLF • JCB Kenee Castiglione Bambino Gizmo ‘‘After the smoke clears, when its down to you I. When the sun ap- pears and there’s nothing left but goodbyes- Bon Jovi ILY KR VP GL Kl DD MD TS LF BS. K.m Mom and Dad I Love U Steve Kopylec U are the best thing that ever hap pened to me. I Love U Chui Chan My dream is to someday become a lawyer. It will be interesting to see how long I can stick to the plan In the mean time. I try my best to keep the dream alive. Matt Ciak Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold Jimmy Page. 1 year Golf Thanks- Mom. Dad for putting up with me and JO. MG. MK. MB. RH. LM. JK. PS and Mrs Roberts for helping me make it Ski 4 ever Michele Lynn Clough Shelley Love forgets mistakes; nagging about them parts the best of friends. Thanks for everything SD.MC.HB.CT.PM.SC.KM KL. JM OFD AMADEUS- No Doubt' Larry, a special part of me. you'll always be Thanx Mom. Dad. Kara-Thanks for being so great ! Love You. HB.SGR. Sheri M. Crew The friendships we have made along the way have created the memories that will last forever! JB-Keep smil- ing. ILY! Thanks friends for all the memories, they’ll never fade. RN Thanks for caring. You’ll always be someone special! Thanks M D ILY Both. Elizabeth Elsie Connolly “Bess” “Time it was, and what a time it was, it was A time of innocence, a time of confidences, long ago; It must be I have a photograph. Pre- serve your memories; they’re all that’s left you.-Simon Garfunkel. ILY Mom Dad Chris. Lynn Couglin Friendships are a lot like hugs you have to give to receive. True friends are precious gifts that cannot be tak- en away. Thanks friends for all the wild n crazy times I won’t forget them. Thanks Mom Dad. Thanks a bunch SZ LD HF ME. Field Hockey 3yrs. Most Musical Karl Swenson, Patty Masse Gary Cronin “Scary” Soccer 4yrs Basketball 4yrs. Dream on. dream on. dream until your dreams come true.-ASmith CARA DOT 69DBIT ANCS MFDL TIAS SPWT FAY GSF 1 Thanx to all my friends especially MS CB JP JB JB JS JS JM KM GV ST SS SG ILY Thanx Mom Dad John Mike Tim Kathy ILY Luisa D’Angelo Weezie” Never say goodbye Never say good bye You and me and my old friends hoping it will never end Say good- bye Never say goodbye holdin on we got to try holdin on to never say goodbye Bon Jovi. Thanks Dad. Mom. Maria. T N. JB.JM.LH.DL. KM It's been great. ILYA Susan H. Crolius While dreaming into the future we stop 2 look back 2 the forgotten years past familiar voices we hear and faces we again see all of which R telling us these memories were meant 2 B Glenn M Thanx 4 all Mom. Dad Todd ILY. Denise Joan U R the greatest friends ILY! Anna Cuomo A dedication to my parents. God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change and the cour- age to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. • St. Francis I Love You Mom and Dad Thank you all to staff SADD 3 4yrs Titan Pressl 2 1 1 2 DR ITA Dawn Danio “Doodles” Don’t over give up your dreams and never leave them behind, find them make them yours and all through life cherish them and never let them go. Thanx 4 a special friendship Vicki! Thanx 4 the good times Kl MD RC TS LF TF MR Gini I Love Ya Kelly DeBruyne You never really leave a friend be- hind, you actually keep the memo ries until you have time to make more. Thank-you MF and MD for some of the best times of my life. Thank-you mom foi everything. I Love You MF. MD. DM. Mom. Jeffrey DelGaudio Jeff” Jeffy Delgo” Dreams of love and life ore for every one. The future is ours to explore. ILY MA. JD. RD. SH, CS. SZ. Thanx Ma S, Dad S, C7. and everyone else. Swimming-4(capt.) Band-4. ‘‘Good Luck Class of 87.” Angelo Dichello Brenda Dejesus The good times are to be cherished the bad times fade away. The good times last forever and the memories always stay. Thanx for all the great times Nancy. AP. TH, BS, MH. PS, CS. Mom and Dad thanx for being there when I needed you. Luv ya Powder Puff 87! Beth Desroches The love in me is never straight and narrow unless the love is tried and true we take a chance with new be- ginnings still we try win or lose take the highs with the blues VH Thanks Mom. Dad. Pat, MG. LW. MB. JD, and Danielle. ILY Bob. Class Individual Tom Twohill, Laura Grabsh Jacquelyn A. Dinneen Jackie” “JD” “Jac” He who dies with the most toys wins KPC. Thanks for all the good times RC, GC. CR. BD AF FF. Cruzin nights. Wally-World, McDonalds. Ma- plecroft. Piddle Sand Toy 4x4s 4- ever. Thanks CO for the memories ILY. And M + D Thanks ILY2. Christy DiNallo Never forget the pleasure of the journey. Thanks Wen. DS. LM. HB. and to for always listening. Thanx M. D. Amy for being there. ILU Pete. How long I have wanted this dream to come true and as it approaches I can’t believe I'm through. No Dan. we were bowling partners! Stacey Dorrico You're a butterfly and butterflies are free to fly, fly away, high away bye bye. -E.John. OFD AMADEUS PM. SC. MF. CT. JM. KM. KL. HB You guys made the memories spe cial. DG. KO and MM-thanx for the good times! MD J-thanx ILY! 4yrs. Cheerleading Capt. 4yr$. SBall. NO DOUBT! 17 Thomas R. Doucet Life is sometimes rough. We must keep faith and follow our dreams. Thanks to Mom and C.F. Goal to live a long and healthy life, to succeed in whatever I choose. Michelle DuBovik “Mich” Babe, if my dreams come true I’ll be spending my life with you. I’ll always love you Eric. Thanx Mom and Dad for not giving up on me. I Luv You both. Never forget the memories TF KI DD RC EP Special thanx Aleta it never does end its on your side good- night. Rae Dsupin “Buffy” I have fallen and I have risen, but 1 haven’t reached the top, now I have a goal in life and I don't intend to stop Thank you friends especially D.J. and L.B. The memories are for- ever. 1LY Mom,Dad and family. Class of '87' Rules. Yeah BOMBA! Hi Chris! Accomplished Most For ________Class________ Jason Zandri, Jayna Morgan Mary Ebinger “The world Is a looking glass and gives back to every person a reflec- tion of their own face”-TH Thanks for all the good times MM HF LS MS BC and DB. I wish you all the best of luck. Thanks Mom, Dad and Steve I Love You. Elizabeth Ann Ferguson The ocean: Holding the amazement and wonder like that of life in every respect. Never knowing what is out there; What may come with the tides. But one holds on. For like that of the ocean one must take the rough seas with the calm. ILY Family Fr,t,n,ls Carol Dzubiak Amy Lynette Fahey “Amy-o” Life is filled with memories from the past and the future, but let’s live for today for there won’t always be a tomorrow. Thanx for all the good times. ILY Mom,Dad,Erin, and Car- rie. Thanx for everything Grams Gramps! c Joseph A. Ferretti, Jr. “Jafo” Good times had times we have defin- ately had our share!! Jan 1 1986 Summer 86 Thanks Guys and may we all live the good life forever SY JZ JS JM TP JK MC RB WY AS DM and Special thanks M + D and ED Buick rules 65 Dual Quad Wildcat Skylark. Tracey Fisher Babe, tomorrow’s so far away I can’t wait another day (Boston) to be with you. RS, I Love You so much! Thanx Mich for him and LS all those forget- menots’ Mom and Dad thanx for the space I Love You UR Great. Heather Fritz Lifes battles don’t always go to the fastest or strongest. Sooner or later the one who wins is the one who thinks they can 4yr + capt FHockey SBall BBall STD Coun 4 key Treas VC Pres Thx esp Nantucket Zambo ME KM KF SA M + D ILY ALL SA Thx 4 being so special. Allison Forsythe “All” SADD 2 years Choir 2 years Class of 87 Rules Good Luck to all Thanks Mom and Dad Thanks to my friends CS LR RD CD DB and special thanks to KF goal to make money and be famous. Lynn Fruin “Hagner” “C-Hag” If I could grow wings I would do anything just to keep you with me — HS you’ll always be someone spe- cial-Chris ILY Trish thanks for al- ways being there BFF: MI I GL SL DD KI NC RR SG SR Volleyball 4 yrs - thx CT TC HB KR KM. Mom and Dad ILY. Most Likely To Succeed Sal Geremia We’ll get higher and higher, straight up we’ll climb. We’ll get higher and higher, then we leave it all behind. Take the chance with new begin- nings. “VH Thanx to all my friends that made these years great. Thanx Mom + Dad Tina Marie Gudleski Our high school days are golden, the time goes swiftly by, the work, the play, the friendships that in our memories lie. I Love You Mom, Dad, Cindy and June. Thanks for everyth- ing. Stock Car Racing and Fords for- ever. Laura Grabsch And the days go by like a strand in the wind ln the web that is my own I begin again-Stevie Nicks. Ger- man Club 2yrs. Powder Puff. ILY Robert! Thanx to Mom Dad Nannie JC HB RW WS “and to the gypsies that remain.” ILY John Hallett 19 Scott Halstead The end of high school is just the beginning of life. 3 yrs German Club, 2 yrs AFS. Thanks 4 the good times CP JL CT KS CL DO SG DP JG Good Luck in the future, may we all succeed. I Love You Mom and Dad. Rohn W Heigerd One life I’m gonna live it up I’m takin flight I said I’ll never get enough. Stand tall I’m young and kinda proud I’m on top as long as the music’s loud. Priest-4yrs tennis. 1 yr Spanish Club. Thanks CM, MC. SC. JO. CW. mm I Luv U M + D Most School Spirit Jason Zandri, Patty Masse Meredith Y. Hax You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. John you give so much and ask for so little. I Love You! Stac, LF. TS, AF. LM, ES, NI I + Aunt Deb Thanks for the good times Mom, Dad and Scott I L U 2 9 by 4. Theresa Henclik Flag Squad 4 yrs. French Club 2 yrs. AFS 2 yrs. Mark V 2 yrs. Remember whenever a window closes a door must open. Thanks for all of your guidance and support Mom + Dad. I LOVE YOU! Thanks for all the good times BEPO. BDJ, SC. EF. VL. DOWIDZENIA. Nancy Helton “Nanc” There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it-Edith Wharton Thanks Stac Mere Lesley Lynne Jackie Amy Edie Tom Lacey I Love You! 10-5-84 Thanks Mom and Dad lot being there Powder Puff 86! Class of 87’ Matt Hcroux Michelob” The road is calling, today is the day Don’t look back Boston Enjoys Guitar Hockey N Weekends. Wendy, My love is yours to keep. ST ST SM DP your the best friends a guy could ever have I will never forget the times we’ve shared “Roderick CWE DO l 1 Luv U Mom N Dad Lisa Hillman If you search for tenderness. It isn’t hard to find. You can have the love you need to live. But if you look for truthfulness. You might as well be blind, I always seems so hard to give. Honesty is such a lonely word. Ev- eryone is so untrue. BJ Tnx MH VL EF AP KD TH JF BK ILY Mom Seth Jodie Maureen Hogan Hoagie” What we are is God’s gift to us. What we become is our gift to God. The more love you give away the more you have. Tlianx Mom Dad Trace for your love, I Love You. Goal: To be happy with life. Thanx KF, LH. KD. LS, EF. VL. Lynnanne K. Hubbard Giggles” Days of work and study seemed 2 slow, weekends of fun freetime went by so fast. All work and little play was dull, but our many goals were surpassed GM Thanks guys its been real! TS KM KS DL LD CE MP ST CG Esp Jean Joan P. Thanx Mom Dad Fran ILY Michael D. Jacobs Life deals tough cards but you can't fold so you might as well play. Life is a key hole for which your heart is the only key. Tracy for all the good times ILY M + D Swimming 3 yrs, J A 4 yrs. Kelly Ingraham Kellogs Let’s cherish every moment we have been given for time is passing by. the next life that we live in remains to be seen will you be by my side? Thanx for all the good times Todd Fer- rauolo I Love You 10-29-85 N For- ever ILY M D FF DD MD RC TS GL MR. Michael Kelley Thank you Mom and Dad for helping me through school. Without you I wouldn’t be here. Have a good life Class of 87 MC LM MT OM BMC Listen and remember Led Zeppelin the good times and the bad times. Chris Melillo, Stacey Dorrico Best Personality Kimberly S. Kenyon We must be our own before we can be another’s.-Emerson Thanx MT, SC, PM, Chris for all the fun times we’ve shared. Thanx Mom, Dad, Nik for always being there for me. I couldn’t have done it without you. ILY. Nancy Lacourse ■'Sweets’ Powder puff 87.1 have waited so long for this day to come. Thank you ev- eryone for helping to make it possi- ble. Brenda D.F. R.H. Thanx for all the happy sad times we shared. May they always be cherished for- ever. Love Ya! Thanks Mom Dad ILY. Carl Lackstrom Cire” Band 4 KOTB German CLB4 Math Team 4 HSB 2 Typong Goal: To become a thinking entity Namarie! Nai hiruualye Valimar. Nai elye hir- uua. Namarie! J.R.R Tolkien Gary Landino Live life to the fullest don’t give up keep striving for the top and you’ll get higher and higher. Thanks Mom Dad all friends. Bad Company Shooting Star Dallas Cowboys. Hal Becker for president. Goal: To be Governor of Conn. John Lane “Welcome to the Grand Parade of lifeless packaging, those you are about to see are all in for servicing. “Gabiel Thanx M D Love-BC, SG, DP. CS, CT. RW. S C “Good Times” “Gimme’ an F “Gee. Skip- per. there’s an awful lot of ocean out there. “Gilhgan Rose Licitra “Rose” It’s been a rowdy four years, that I’ll always remember. Especially the weekends, with the good uncle Jack. Freebird. LS. Let the good times roll. RS Harley’s Rule. Thanks for the memories RB, CL. DD, MR, MM, MA. DF. Thanks Mom. Maria, F.S. I Love You All. Danielle LaPenna “Munchkin “Little Girl” If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can be- come it.-Ward. Mom Dad Thnx for everything ILY Thanx for the good times LH JB KM TS LD AP JF VL BT DT CO MP SK CL JL Beth D. and Joan M.-you are the greatest. Kathy Llnaberry Friendship is a blessing sent to lift us when we fall, bringing us a gift of love that can mean the most of all. OFD Cheerleading 4yrs Track 4yrs Thanks to all my friends who made these years special. Especially M.G. 22 Class Comedian Ken Short, Mary Caulfield Stacey Lucas “Spaz “Stac You are all beautiful my friends you know and accept me as I am-all of me and I’ll Love You. Through out my life you are friends of mine. John I Love You 5 29 83. ILU M D Edie Nanc Mare Thanx friends you know who you arc you to spin 9 by 4. Scott Lynch Doubt whom you will. But never doubt yourself. CB Football 4yrs Capt. 80 Thanx CM KS CC ST JS BS JB JM KS Mary, Thank you for the special time we spent together. I Love You 9 20 85 PONDO-4 Re member those S.C. nights at O.L. Valerie J. Luongo Looking back to where we began, seeing us as we were at the begin- ning, then slowly leafing through the memories we’ve made together to bring us where we are today-AMT. Thanks for everything EF LH MH CB TH DL TS KW HB. Gini Lyons “Chuckie” Don't sleep till the sunrise listen to the falling rain, don’t worry bout to- morrow, don’t worry bout your pain.-B Glad U R free! Trish Lynne Dawn thx 4 the crazy times! Kim Renee ILY! KI MH SL RR PM: ILYA! BLM Thanx!! Mom and Dad I Love You-thanks! Bill Lyons “Billy Brow If you can’t live the life you love, love the life you live. Thanks Mom and Dad. Special thanks to Karl K. and Farmington River. Meme, Butch. Nonno. Grampa. Thanks Dosi K.K. TS true, we are sittin in the front row. Dennis J. Mahon “Mennle You can make life into what you want. But when you break and face reality it’s not what you thought it was. Thanx for everything Renee . P.S. I LOVE YOU Thanx: SEG KW KR TS JF MB “When all are one one is all to be a rock not to roll”- Led Zep. ILY M D. PM Warren Martineck Extra benefits come from extra ef- forts. Renee Madore “Shorty” Nana” I’m no fool gonna keep it cool and take it day by day we won’t know where we might go until we make it all the way.-Boston. ILY Eric forever thanks for being there for me all these years Mom and Dad ILY Live it up 87 to the fullest. Arthur Maratea If you don’t like the way the ball bounces, don’t drop it. Most Mischievous Beth Thorpe, Scott Torre Michael A. McComb 4yrs of Track. 2yrs of C.C., 2yrs of Basketball. Thanks Mom and Dad and Tim for your help. To all my friends keep dry. Patricia A. Masse Life is partly what we make of it and partly what is made by the friends we choose. Thanks for all the laughter- OFD. SC, HB. CT, MC. KK. GL. SD. KL. KM. JM. No Doubt. ILY Mom. Dad, Tom. Thanks Jim, for being my best friend and making me so happy. ILY! Joan McDowell “Love starts with a hug continues with a kiss and ends with a tear.” Thanks Mom and Dad. Sue call me later don’t forget Hey where’s hush puppy. Thanks Sue for being there and thanks to DL and SM and especially to Kenny for all the memo- ries we share Love You Always. 23 Jen Birdsey, Bill Lyons, Kelly Myers Tracy A. Mogensen “Mogy” Hello I must be going PC people come and go, but friends always stay. I Love You Mom, Dad, and Katie. Thanxs Mike and Tami for all the good times. Good luck to all my friends. I Love You Chris. Chub Swimming 4yrs. Michele Melillo Bill, our love shall go on forever be- cause of the smiles and hapiness we brought to one another. ILY 3 15 86. Friends 1 wish you all the best of luck, esp. HF and ME. Take care Nantucket. CB wheres my BMC BOOTY How are my kids do- ing? Thanks Mom I Love You. Stephen S. Mlinarcik “Steve” “Stevie Steph” Football lyr. Had my doubt, but I decided to wait even though I could teel something coming. It came as such a surprise. Thanx BS AS JS JM AM VG, but Esp. AS and BS I Love You Mom and Dad Thanx everyone; we finally made it were through, now we’re on our way!! Lawrence Montgomery Thank God I’m a Senior. After I gra- duate I’m gonna ramble on I’m just gonna keep on ramblin.-Led Zeppe- lin. All the wary were out on the streets for a living.-Kiss 1 See all you graduates at the parties. We’re also gonna party on CWEDO Kathleen McGowan “Machine Gun “Life’s truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way.” MM. To all my friends a spe- cial thanx I Love You CT JB SC KL SC MC SD HB PM BB JM GC CP JS MP AMADEUS 7 One fine day. No Doubt! Congratulations Class of 1987. I’ll miss you! Class Christopher Melillo Football 4yrs Capt. 65 “At best knows the accomplishments of high achievements, at worst, who fails, at least fails while daring greatly -T. Roosevelt. SL GC KS PONDO 4 we had great times! Thanx M D M S ILY! ST JS JM DM BS JB KS SM KS SL GC Senior Football Team. Flirts Lesley McPherson “Fight the battle of being “You” for- ever because it will always be the greatest battle you will ever have to fight, and its the only battle worth fighting.” e. e. cummings FF-KL GN MH SL NH AF Mom Dad Mark I Luv U Joseph Mirra Jayna Beth Morgan Good friends never say goodbye they just say, see you later. So, see you later friends and the Class of 87. Thanks Wall Crew for making the past 4yrs the best! Special thanks M D K D EWIC RB MG Steve Murray “Murman Relax said the night man we are pro- grammed to receive, you can check out any time you like but you can “Never leave.-Eagles. The best of friends MH ST DP ST the hidaway crew cape cod 86 CWEDO Rules All my Luv to you TIFF. Comfortably numb Pink Floyd. J.J.M. Lea Elizabeth Moynihan Thanx to everyone who made my life at SHS a little easier MD M M Thanx and I Love You! Softball lyr manager 2yrs Goal: To make every- one have no fear of deafness. Kelly Marie Myers “Kel” Well my friends will always have the best of times, FF! JD, thanks. We say goodbye for time has claimed its prize; but we will always live in the eyes of paradise.-Styx Stacekins, we will always have the best of times, FF! JD, thanks for the memories! Mom and Dad your the greatest. 1LY All! Susan A. Nalewajk “Sue Time may change the water the sand, time may change the sky the land, time may change me, but I can't change time.-Changes Bowie Mickey Mouse 4-ever D.F. B F 4- ever Meet me at the beach keep laughing! JD CC I’ll never forget the memories M D Thanx ILY John O’Connor Most Versatile Kathy Linaberry, Chris Melillo, Heather Fritz Cliff O’Connel Matthew O’Connor Don't stop, thinkin about tomorrow, don’t stop, it’ll soon be here It’ll be. better than before, yesterdays gone, yesterdays gone. ILY M D. Lynn, Cin, CA, Kev Joe. Thanks JC. KS. mushers. TB, PA. Look around, choose your own ground, for long you live and high you'll fly JCB 25 Paul Pacheco ‘PJ” pauijg” Life passes by quickly, if you don’t stop and look around once in a while you might miss something! Thanx Class of 87. Van Halen 4-ever Goal: To be a success in life, to live life in the fast lane. Party on forever! 1LY Dad Pam Rita and RC. Chip Palermo These years have been most exhila- rating, happy, sad and emotionally touching to me! I will miss all of my friends and our fun together you’ve meant alot to me! Life is a gain so go for the hard stuff 1 II.Y Mom and Dad. Coll JL SH DP RF RW JR and all! Oh my! Know my of to the Wizard Douglas S. Padroff ’’Doug” Good times, bad times you know I’ve had my share. Led Zep. I can’t be- lieve it’s finally over. Camping at the hidaway. Thanks for the great times MH ST ST SM TP PD. Cape Cod Summer 86 Kim I Love You now and forever 12 26 85 CWE DO Rules 68 Camaros 1 Most Talkative Kathy McGowan, Kevin St. Pierre Andy Parker Proud to be leaving and that's a fact •Run DMC. It’s been fun. But it’s time to move on to the real world and find out place in the world. Good Luck to: RH. KS. DH. BT. SH. TA. JF. DL. BD. NL thanks Mom. Dad. Sigal Peled I received so much of America from you my friends. I hope you received a little part of Israel from me. We are such a small world” See you someday, maybe even in Israel! “Lei- traoat Sigal Elaina Parcesepe ‘‘Love is a gift wrapped in the doily joy of living with ribbons, of thought- fulness trimmed in kisses, and smiles from you; Love to me is you! I Love You Davide always and forever. Thanks Dad and Mom Tracy and Mich your the best I Love You Fred. Lisa Jim Madonna Scott Joseph Pedersen Jr” Yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream.” K.G. Swimming 3yrs. Span. Club lyr! Reptiles Rule. Supra’s 1. Riv- erside 17x —Cyclone 25 OX. Thanx to all my teachers! ILY M D C. Goal: “What do I hope to get out of life?” More! Elis Perez Life is like a rose it blooms with beau- ty and closes in disgust. Thanks to everyone MH MM JB JH CR SP MB CD AP. William Perreult I Love Sheehan and Yale Bowl Foot- ball games and Talgate parties!! Red- sox No. 1 Anthony M. Polito “Stoner I’m young now. I’m wild now, I'm free got the magic power and the music in me.-Triumph. Thanks for all the good times JS SY JS MC JF SH BA JZ LS TS and KR. Class of 87 Rules Mom and Dad thanks for ever- ything I L Y Kim Richardson “Kimberely Pokey Time may pass but the memories never do. they’ll always be there. Re- nee I'll never 4get U Hecks Rule AC come alive! Gini U R the best! R G GFF Thnx RC SG MA SB DM DC LF TS KM MB KW JB JC: FF Thnx M D ILY VB cpt 4yr BB 4yr DMJR RH 1 Gumby John Piscitelli Bin BVD” The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams its heaven and hell. Dio. Thanks for all the partying MA DC CB EW TS PD Marie Renda Most Courteous Anna Cumo, Chris Melillo Michelle L. Rogers Shell Hey. Hey Conform, go. crazy, or be- come an artist! a-ha! Love is reason blue skies and the sun always shines forever! Pleasant Valley Sundays + Shadows in the Rain in a Big Country Luv to the gang + to be different is to be yourself ILY Deborah + Dad. DFT!! Renee A. Rivers Rippin Kaynay Dennis-you have changed my life- Thnx-I Love You Now + Forever- 6 21 85. Kim Hecks Rule. Kathy- Leanerslive-BFF-KR. KW. DM. SG I Luv Ya-TS. GL. LF. TS. MB. Thanx Mom Dad-ILY. Never forget all the funky times guys cuz they will always be 1 to me. CHERISH Michele Romano “Mickey Mouth” We've only just begun to live, so many roads to choose. We’ll start out walking and learn to run and yes. We’ve just begun I Love You Mom Thanks for being my best friend. Pink Cadillac and Ford 4x4’s 1 Thnx to my friends. I'm gonna miss you all. Goal: To be rich 27 Brian Salsbury Mike Satton Begin the day with a friendly voice a companion, unobtrusive plays that song that’s so elusive and the magic music makes your morning mood (Neil Peart) 2 years Hockey Thanks Joe John Jeff John Santiago Thanks to the CLASS of 87 for oil the great memories Thanks SL BS KS KS GC MS JM CM JB PA GC ST CO and I'd also like to thank Mom and Dad for being there through all my school years. Patricia A. Sgambati “Scammer” “Scambo” I know my heart is beating, my drum- mer tells me so. if U take your life for granted your beating heart will go. Lynne thx 4 being my BF Crazy friends 4ever, GL, MH, DD, KI, RR. CT. KC. DS, + FR M D ILY Steve, my eyes r beautiful cuz I’m looking at U I Love You Keith Shook Football 4yrs How long I have want- ed this dream to come true and as it approaches I can’t believe I’m through. Thanks Tracey for sharing these times with me and remember I Love You now and forever Thanks M D ILY and thanks to the Senior Football players of 86 Edith Shwink “Edie” “Shweedi” Follow your heart and you'll find your dreams along the way remem- ber the good times with laughter and what you thought were bad times will follow with a smile. Many thanx to SL CN SW JD KM KC Thanks Mom I Luv U Don’t stop believin Babe I Luv U thanks!! Christine Sheehy Love for today dream of tomorrow thanks for all the great memories TS NL BD AF CD KP HR MR I Love You all Powder Puff 1 thanks Mom + Dad I LOVE YOU Kenneth P. Short Ken” Our high school days may pass away, but the special memories will always stay. Thanks Mom and Dad, I LOVE YOU. Class Cuties Warren Martinek, Luisa D’Angelo Paul Sigovitch Striving for success without hard work is like trying to harvest where you haven’t planted-DB Thanx HB+KD for a great year. Its been fun. Good Luck to ‘87’. ILY M D Activities- yearbook. 1. Goal- To at- tend college and be successful in life. Joseph P. Simone Jr. “Joe” “Chief” Track 4 yrs Capt. We believe we’ll catch the rainbow, ride the wind to the sun, sail away on ships of won- der-RAINBOW Thnx Mom Dad SY MC Jr SC Rl I AS WY JZ RB JD for all the memories ILY Tracy Mike Smith “Dike Dikester” 14 Soccer 3yrs CARADOT69DB- TIAKCSMFDLTIASSPWTFAY! Thanx to all my friends JB, JB, SC, JP. JS. JM. GV, MW. ESP. Gar y Chris. GSF 1 A H 1. MB Thanx for helping me with all my problems. KC Thanx for all the memories ILY. Mom.Dad.Scott ILY. Lisa Silvestri Look around choose your own ground. 4 long you’ll fly Smiles you'll give and tears you’ll cry. All U touch and all U see is all your life will ever B.PF Thnx 2 MS, LS. ME, KW. TP, DS, MS, AF 4 the good times. Mom, Dad, John; Thanx for everyth- ing Eric Sivertsen “Buck” “Stein” Soccer 2yrs. Thanks Mom, Dad Jill I LOVE YOU. There’s nothing you can do but learn how to be you inside-J. Lennon. If you don’t stand up, you don’t stand a chance Genisis and If you don’t stand for something you’ll fall for anything JCM Thanks all. Most Dramatic Shelley Clough, Chip Palermo Margret Sorota “Meg” Keep your face always toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind. Thanx to Tracey. Lisa, and Bridgette for being the best friends in the world! FF Cheerleading, MarkV, and Key Club ILY Mom and Dad. 7 26 86 Independence Day!! Tracey L. Sommo Chuckles “To love is to have lived” David “You’re my inspiration I Love YouH 1-14-85 4-ever Friends Thanx for all the memories DF LH RR DM KW KR MM SY TP CS DL VL TS DW LS MH etc M D ILY Thanx for everything French Club 4yrs ’Cher- ish the life we live . Kevin St. Piere I could go east, I could go west it was all up to me to decide-B. Segar. Thanx Pondo 4-remember OL for- ever. Thanx also JB ST JS BS KS DM SM JM for some great years. Football 4yrs Mom Dad and Family ILY. 29 John Starrs 1 know the memories that we have had will never die because the feel- ings we have shared are too strong to let go. Thanx for the memories PA GC JC TP MM MS ILY Mom Dad ILY RS. Not to shabby huh Pat. 4yrs Baseball 3yrs Basketball 3yrs Soccer Good Luck 87. Tercr Szolloai “Teri People come and people go, but friends last forever! Thanx Mom. Apu and Jolan for standing by me Thanx for all the great times which are unforgettable. KW, PP, JS. KV, MR. TS + KB Karl Swenson Sven Cool Karl Hey boys, on to Michigan Soccer 4yrs. Golf 4yrs, German Club-VP, Student Council 2yrs Thanx Mom- + Dad. ILY For all the Good Times- SM. JM. MO. TB. JC, “I leave JM the Brotherhood Good Luck to my good friends . I Love 79c. tips, parties, Dl Michelle Thiede Character is Fate -T. Hardy These past four years hold many fond memories. For that I thank my friends and family! Special thanks to M D, MT, ST. JB. BF. KK ILYALL! Most Athletic Heather Fritz, John Starrs Beth Ann Thorpe Kid memories R the remember- ance of something beautiful; some- thing beautiful R the friendships I've shared here. Thanks friends I Love U all! Nay-keep smilen'-you can always count on me. Deanna-thanks 4 being my very best friend BFF A. M D ILY. 4yrs Cheering Softball Scott Timothy If the sun refuse to shine I would still be loving you. mountains crumble to the sea there will still be you and me. Thank You Led Zeppelin. Thanks ST MH DP SM MS GC DB TP Mom Dad Charlie Lisa The Hidaway and Tur- key Hill always will be remembered Guitars 1 Christine Thulin Chrissy” I have to take this chance, goodbye to friends and to romance. I guess that we’ll meet in the end. M. D. S. M. P.-ILY Friends, instead of saying goodbye. I’ll say “till we meet again” and try not to cry. ILY AM 7. VB forever! Scott J. Torre If U think I’ll sit around as the world goes by you’re mad cause out there is a fortune, if U think I'll let it go U got another thing coming JP ILY M D J B Deanna ILY 4-ever 9 12 85 Special thanks to DB MH ST JP WB DP MA SM GC SL KS CM JS Football 4yrs Rodrick 87 Colleen Totz “Coll” I will do my best to perfect the pre- sent because someday It will become the future. Friends! I hope you all flrd AGAPELAND! Oh my!! I Love You! I Love You Mom and Dad. Bill and Kath! Mark Trautman “Marcus” Walkout 86 The first part of the jour- ney is done. Party times and full of fun. Strive for what you believe in no matter how far fetched it may seem for when your time is at hand only then will you understand. Life is not a dream. U.S. Air Force ’87 Huseyin Tulpar “Bob” Harry Johnson” This was my Senior year in this school as an AFS student from Tur- key. Thanks a lot to all of the Ameri- can Dudes and Dudas who helped me in USA and Sheehan to adapt their life ILY All. I won’t forget you keep in touch. Hope to see you again. Tom Twohill “Freak” “The way I live is too engrained for me to ever escape”- Morrisey (The Smiths) Thanx everybody FB JB CB DF KL KM SP DW and of course you too psycho! The new title of King Freak goes to FB. Keep up the Freak tradition! Most Artistic Angelo Dichello, Kathy White Kari L. Walker “Kyrie” Smiles” X Country 3yrs (Capt) AFS 4yrs Spanish Club 2yrs. If the goin gets tough, get tougher! Remember that friendship and love are two way streets-as you give, you get. ILY Mom and Dad! Thanxs gang we made it! Goal: To always be happy. Tina Warro Sounds personal! I’m on a highway to hell-AC DC Keith. Rrian I’m sor- ry you graduated to another lifetime too soon. I will never forget you-to my friends Thanks for all your help- My Mustang is gone but I’ll live! ILY Dad. Mom. Justin ILY Mike Daniel S. Wallace 4yrs at MTSH They’ve been the best (JB) The classes are hard, but they sure do pay. And when you pass your on your way. to being the best and no longer will you need the rest But best friends are 4-ever to my closest SM. BJ. GP. KC. BW esp. Mom Dad I Love You!!! Robin Whisler Words to memorize words hynotize words all fail the magic prize. There’s nothing I can say”-Violent Femmes. Thanks to the whole gang for all the fun and the fights. I Love You All! 31 Kathleen M. White Leaner” Class of 87 -May you live to see the dawn-Prince. RR DM WT DF LS MB TS KR KA MO CW-Thanx for all the good times! Mom Dad ILY Leaners Live!-Renee thanx for being there Edwin Sache que Je taime tou- jours 7-28-86 Sean Yasensky Party at Joel's!! Tin can togas for ever JJI AND JJII Rock-n-Roll week- ends live and beachin Summers Thanks M D ILU Thanks JF JS JZ MC CC DY CB AD TS JK WY AS MR MRS B I Love You Ranee Thanks also Little John Evelyn Wojcik Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every to- morrow a vision of hope. Thanx Mom for being there for me and Jacke I couldn’t ask for a better Dad and Thanks to all my friends. Jason Zandri 32 Most Studious Camera Shy Lester Blajowski Paul Caruso Todd Desmond Skip Helland Glen Mancuso Don Merrit Donnal O’Connor Lisa Smith Deb Springsteen Mark Woods Roger Rockwell 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 Top Gun Tom Cruise Demi Moore Cat in the Hat Twist and Shout Janet Jackson Phil Collins Led Zepplin 95.7 Kiss FM The Cosby Show Gremlin Pizza Mr. Kosinski Mr. Mannion Bill Cosby Blue Summer M M’s McDonald’s The Rustic Oak Football Opposite Sex Sleeping No Doubt Class Of 1987 Senior Directory Addy, Mark 58 Grove St. Carbone, Gregory J. 23 Jodi Drive Desmond, Todd N. 1328 Durham Road Hallet, John 8 Weatherside Drive Andresen, Kristen 71 Ridgefield Rd. Carlson, David 43 Summerwood Drive Desroches, Beth Ann 6 Hall Road Halstead, Scott M. 120 Montowese Trail Arnold, Patrick 82 Alison Avenue Caruso, Paul 131 North Ridge land Rd. Dichello, Angelo 14 Hillock Drive Hart, Kenneth J. 305 Quinnipiac Street Barbuito, Joseph 4 Park Pond Circle Castiglione, Renee 47 Western Sands Dinallo, Christy L. 184 Parker Farms Road Hax, Meredith 423 Center Street Barboni, Jean 10 Fawn Drive Caulfield, Mary E. 6 Pond Circle Dineen, Jacquelyn A. 91 Nicholas Road Heidgerd, Rohn M 28 Gregory Road Barnes, Wendy E. 115 Ridgetop Rd. Chan, Chui 30B Quinnipiac St. Dorrico, Stacey Lynn 31 Jodi Drive Helland, Skip 6 Algonquin Drive Beichner, Martin 129 Mohawk Drive Ciak, Matthew 22 Crestview Terrace Doucet, Thomas R. 30 Brookview Avenue Helton, Nancy L. 36 Sharon Drive Bencivengo, Deanna 46 Parkview Road Cianciulli, Jacquelyn 35 Grieb Trail Dsupin, Rae L. 38 Evanwood Drive Henclik, Theresa 280 South Cherry Street Bender, Phil 1095 Durham Road Ciemeir, Michael 68 Ridgecrest St. Dubovik, Michelle L. 19 Sharon Drive Heroux, Matthew 5 Brownstone Road Birdsey, Jenny 112 High Hill Rd. Clough, Michele L. 20 Park Pond Circle Dzubiak, Carol Ann 60 Schoolhouse Road Hillman, Lisa 30 Elmwood Road Bishop, David 22 Silliman Road Cohen, Jeffery D. 39 Nodbrook | Road Ebinger, Mary F. Ill Mohawk Drive Hogan, Maureen E. 26 Crestview Terrace Bleizejowski, Lester 10 Brookview Ave. Connoly, Elizabeth E. 53 Maltby Lane Fahey, Amy 42 Chimney Sweep Road Hubbard, Lynnanne K. 43 Spice Hill Drive Bloom, Jeff 1 Apple St. Coughlin, Lynn A. 49 High Street EXT. Ferguson, Elizabeth A. 58 Silliman Road Ingraham, Kelly 27 Clinton Avenue Body. Paul 49 Hintz Drive Crew, Sheri M 66 Schoolhouse Road Ferretti, Joseph 4 Jem re my Wood Drive Jacobs, Michael B. 74 Schoolhouse Road Bohnwagner, Heather 69 Silliman Road Crolius, Susan 39 Spruce Glen Terrace Ferri, Louis A. 34 Whiskey-Wind Road Kelley, Michael R. 28 Ridgefield Road Bon anno, Heidi A. 10 Algonquin Drive Cronin, Garrett P. 65 Thorpe Avenue Fisher, Tracey 509 Church Street Kenyon, Kimberly S. 3 Jenna Road Boudreau, Beth A. 78 Hintz Drive Cuono, Anna M. 24 Jenna Road Forsythe, Allison 4 Hall Road Lackstrom, Carl E. 5 Robert Lane Bretko, Robin 40 Hope Hill Rd. DAngelo. Luisa 17 North Ridgeland Road Fritz, Heather M. 43 Grove Street Lacourse, Nancy L. 44 Appletree Lane Brown, Lori J. 1390 Durham Road Danio, Dawn Marie 12 Clinton Avenue Fruin, Lynne 1275 Barnes Road Landino, Gary 30 Hintz Drive Butka, Tracey E. Highland Ave. Debruyne, Kelly L. 38 Summerhill Road Geremia, Sal 413 Barnes Road Lane, John B. 105 Monotwese Trail Cadett, Beverly E. 213 Washington St. DeJesus, Brenda 289 South Cherry Street Grabsch, Laura L. 51 Grieb Trail LaPenna, Danielle M. 1 Pleasant Street Cappello, Michael J. 8 Greg Street Delgaudio, Jeff A 859 Church Street Gudelski, Tina M. 340 Highland Ave. Licitra, Rosalie 230 Main St., Lot 45 Class Of 1987 Senior Directory Linaberry, Kathleen A. 30 Cottage Street Murray, Steve 42 Hintz Drive Ramano, Michele 10 Geneva Avenue Swenson, Karl 77 Hintz Drive Lucas, Stacey Ann 19 Mohican Lane Myers, Kelly 25 Briarwood Lane Salsbury, Brian 41 Ridge land Road Szollosi, Terez 19 Fawn Drive Luongo, Valerie Jean 38 Ridgecrest Road Nalewajk, Susan 88 Grove Street Santiago, John 1 Circle Drive Theide, Michelle 113 Washington Street Lyons, Gini and Bill 1038 North Farms Road O'Connell, Clifford 6 Giant View Satton, Michael 6 Spice Hill Drive Thorpe, Beth Ann 67 Chimney Hill Road Madore, Renee 182 Highland Ave. O’Connor, Donal 88 High Hill Road Savage, Todd 67 Sharon Drive Thulin, Christine 53 Park Pond Circle Mahon, Dennis 52 Spice Hill Drive O’Connor, John 54 Jamestown circle Schwink, Edith 255 Main Street Timothy, Scott 469 Church Street Mancuso, Glenn P. 43 Lake Street O’Connor, Mathew 39 Wooding Road Sgambati, Trish 170 Mohawk Drive Torre, Scott 14 Brownstone Road Maratea, Arthur 79 New Place St. Pacheco, Paul 106 Montowese Trail Sheehy, Christine 68 Apple Tree Lane Totz, Colleen 54 Wooding Road Martineck, Warren J. 26 David Drive Padroff, Doug P.O. Box 4305 Yalesvllle Shook, Keith 23 Summerwood Drive Trautman, Mark 120 South Cherry Street Masse, Patricia A. 21 Schwab Terrace Parker, Andy 47 Highland Drive Short, Kenneth 58 Wooding Road Tulpar, Huseyn 10 Ridgeland Road McComb, Michael 762 North Main Street EXT. Palermo, Chip 55 Gaylord Farms Road Sigovitch, Paul 5 Weatherside Drive Twohill, Thomas 5 Algonquin Drive McDowell, Joan 1266 Barnes Road Pedersen, Scott 2 Gaye Lane Silvestri, Lisa 16 Seneca Road Walker, Kari 5 Park Pond Circle McGowan, Kathleen 8 Lost Brook Lane Peled, Sigal 25 Johnathan Road Simone, Joseph 10 Parkview Road Wallace, Daniel 42 Fritz Place McPherson, Lesley M 759 Center Street Perez, Elis 12 Lara Lane Siversten, Eric 17 Edgewood Drive Warro, Christina 17 Pent Highway Melillo, Christopher C. 94 Bull Avenue Perreault, William 416 Hope Hill Road Smith, Lisa 69 Schoolhouse Road Whisler, Robin 235 South Cherry Street Melillo, Michelle 18 Haller Place Piscitelli, John 392 Hope Hill Road Smith, Michael 103 Ridgewood Road White, Kathleen 86 Spice Hill Road Mirra, Joseph 7 Summerwood Drive Polito, Anthony 4 Elmwood Road Sommo, Tracy 21 Colonial Lane Wojcik, Evelyn 26 Mellor Road Mlinarcik, Steve 200 Cook Hill Rd. 200 Renda, Marie 102 Ridgetop Road Sorota, Margaret 61 Silliman Road Woods, Mark 5 Cannon Gateway Mogenson, Tracy 78 Tankwook Road Richardson, Kim 46 Hintz Drive Springsteen, Debra 116 Southwind Drive Yasensky, Sean 7 Elmwood Road Montgomery, Laurence 9 Jamestown Circle Rivers, Renee 30 Oakdale Circle St. Pierre, Kevin 224 Hall Avenue Zandri, Jason 61 Colonial Hill Morgan, Jayna 289 Highland Avenue Rockwell, Roger II 32 Hallmark Hill Road Starrs, John 57 Circle Drive Moynihan, Lea 63 Fritz Place Rogers, Michelle 200 Cookhill Road Class Of 1987 On September 1983. freshman spent their first frightening day as students of Mark T. Sheehan High School. On that day in 83’. seniors seemed like something none of us could ever become. Now. in retro spect. it seems as though none of us could ever have been freshman. As time goes by our four years of high school will become no more than memories, like the ones pre- served In this book. SHEEHAN NEWS: In September 1983. Miss McGovern and Mr. Boy- lan, our advisors, held our first class elections. Elected officers were Greg Carbone. President; Kim Kenyon. Vice President; Jayna Morgan. Treasurer; Gini Lyons. Secretary. In November we took part in our first spirit week. This was concluded by a pep rally In which Gary Cronin and Kathy MrGouran were announced Home coming Prince and Princess. In Jan- uary we were all busy cramming for our first mid year exams. Finally June rolled around and we held our second class elections. Newly elected officers were Jason Zandri. Vice President and Chris Thulin. Secretary. At the end of the month came graduation, followed by the last day of school for us underclass men. ENTERTAINMENT NEWS: Toping the music charts was Michael Jack son. with his fast selling album THRILLER. Risky Business and Re- turn of the Jedi ran away with the movie favorites. Vanessa Williams. Miss America, was the first to give up her title. SPORTING NEWS: World Series Champs in 83 were the Baltimore Orioles and the Superbowl was won by the Redskins. In hockey the Is landers took the Stanley Cup while the Celtics won the NBA Champion- ships. WORLD NEWS Both newly elected President Ronald Regan and Pope John Paul II had assasination at- tempts made on their lives. The So- viet bombing of commerical air- plane KAL007 set short the lives of 272 people. SHEEHAN NEWS September came all to quickly, and it was back to school again. When we returned however, we were sophomores and the halls didn’t seem so scary. A new Prince and Princess. Tim Wil- liams and Jen Birdsey. were being crowned at the Homecoming pep rally also at which we won the spir- it stick for best posters. Spring time came and with it came gradu- ation. moving us into the ranks of upperclassmen. ENTERTAINMENT NEWS: British musicians banned together to cut a record whose proceeds would be used to aid Ethiopian famine relief. This effort was followed by the huge Live Aid concert in July. In the movies Ghostbusters and Foot- loose were top bill, while the Cosby Show was at the top of the Nielson Charts. Prince had the best selling album with Purple Rain. Bruce Springsteen came in close seconds with Born in the USA. SPORTING NEWS The Soviet boy- cott shocked the world, but the huge success of American teams made up for the disappointment. Mary l.ou Retton led the gymnastic team in the summer Olympics at Los Angeles. The Detroit Tigers won the World Series while the Ra- dier� won the Superbowl. WORLD NEWS: Geraldine Ferraro was chosen as a candidate for the Vice Presidency. Soviet leader Yuri Androgoau died and Konstantin Chernenko took over. SHEEHAN NEWS: When August came to a close it would be back to the books. This year would be our most important in being accepted to college. In addition to a grueling course study, we faced the pres- sures of the SAT’s. Class officers remained the same except Mary Caulfield took over as Vice Presi- dent. In November we took part in a pep rally featuring the first pig pile in Sheehan History. The pep rally was followed by the defeat of the Titan Football Squad, at the hands of cross town rival Lyman Hall, during the annual Thanksgiv- ing day game. The Titans later went on to win the Class SS State Championship against Montvllle. All of the fall sports made it to tournament action. Our junior year ended with our lunior prom at Amarante’s. The Theme was “Just between you and me”, and Gary Cronin and Chris Thulin were voted King and Queen. ENTERTAINMENT NEWS This years follow up's to Live Aid were Farm Aid and Amnesty International. Rambo and Back to the Future were the big hits at the movies and Miami Vice came strong in the TV category. SPORTING NEWS: The Superbowl Shuffle led the Chicago Bears to a Victory, while Kansas City took the World Series. Larry Bird led the Celtics to the NBA Championship. WORLD NEWS: American aimed terrorism was a trend throughout 85'-86’. climaxing in the bombing of a Libian port by U.S. aircrafts. Just two years after female aston- aut Sally Ride was put into space. Krista McCaulff was to be the first teacher in space, but an explosion on board the “Challenger” led to the death of all seven crew mem- bers. Hurricane Gloria swept through Connecticut, closing schools for a few days. Back In Time . SHEEHAN NEWS: September is here and we’re seniors at last! Our sen ior year brought about many changes. A new “no outerwear” rule was instituted and sparked much protest including a highly publicized “walk out”. The annual Powder Puff game between Shee han and Lyman Hall was in Jeopar- dy of extinction when Sheehan was left coachless. Sheehan Physical Education teacher Judy Samaha took the position and led her team to a 6-0 VICTORY! The boys foot- ball team did not fare as well in the Carlni bowl the following day. Be- fore the games the spirit week pep rally ended with Jackie Clanclulll and Joe Barbuito being named King and Queen. Once again the Class of 87’ took the best posters spirit stick. With college applications due in January we greatly antici- pated the day we knew where we were going. Our Senior prom was June 6 at Aqua Turf, followed by our Senior outing at Holiday Hill. ENTERTAINMENT NEWS: Toping the music charts again was Bruce Springsteen and his 5 album live set. Top Gun and Stand By Me took away best movies. SPORTING NEWS: The Boston Red Sox finally made it to the World Series but were defeated by the Amazing Mets in a grueling 7 games. On the lighter note the Sheehan Girls soccer team ran away with the Housy title. We graduated at last. What we have left behind may have been the best years of our lives. We parted with the hopes of a bright future, and our memories well preserved. The only time we would be all to- gether again was with in the pages of this book. Mrs. Laich. Mr. Doherty, and Mrs. McGovern 37 Jayna Morgan. Greg Carbone. Chris Thulin Kelly Myers Joan McDowell Lynne Fruin Kathy Linaberry Kelly DeBruyne Michelle Thiede Kathy White 38 Jean Barboni Christy DiNallo Kathy McGowan Steve Murray Maureen Hogan Scott Torre Robin Bretko Paul Pacheco Dan Wallace Stacey Dorrico Scott Pedersen Kim Keynon Patty Masse Tracy Sommo Rae Dsupin Renee Rivers Lynn Coughlin Karl Swenson 40 Val Luongo Jackie Cianciulli Lynnanne Hubbard Jackie Dinneen Danielle Lapenna Sheri Crew Heather Fritz Deanna Bencivengo Chris Melillo Bcv Cadett Keith Shook Beth Desroches Baby Dike Heidi Bonanno Bess Connolly Ken Short Michele Rogers Chris Thulin Theresa Henclick Tracey Mogensen Heather Bohnwagner Jeff Bloom Renee Castiglione Lori Brown Paul Sigovitch Nancy Lacourse Sue Nalewajk Allison Forsythe 42 Joe Barbiuto Gary Cronin Matt Heroux Shelley Clough Class Wills We, the 86 P.P. team leave to coach Samaha much thanx for bringing the pride back, for the hot looking coach- ing staff! 1, Trish S leave to Mere Hax Stacey Lucas the honor of being 2nd and 3rd Best Scammers. 1, Greg Carbone leave to Jim Chordas the legacy of the Luigi Bros. Tradition. Let it live long always Eat Ital- ian FoodI I, Elizabeth leave to my brother Keith four happy years at Sheehan and the best of luck with basketball. L Kelly M. leave to Mr. Rinaldi the fondest of memories at MTS. Thanx for all the smiles! I'll miss you! We, the JC Band(JC. TB, KS, JS, MOC) leave to MTS the world memories of the 87’ world tour. L Beipo leave to Jenny the nickname NNL. because I never thought of one. Remember:1? lb. jelly beans. Jets 1. I, Chris Sheehy leave Dawn Rigoulot. Mike Pisani Good luck! I, Scott Halstead leave the responsibility to be the most different to Steph, Cathy, Josh, Danny, and Toni. To the round table of cafe B, I leave a years supply of mustard gel. Luck Love in your life. Fleet! M. I, HF leave to Matt Dave Dad my space In the Sanford mobile KM Good Luck and enjoy H.S Matt Dave good luck I love you. 1, Sheri Crew leave to Jackie and Ginny, the cold hockey games, the fun bus rides and the great times! I'll miss ya! 1, Greg Carbone leave two more years of rides to school in the front seat from your neighbor. I, Michelle DuBovik leave to Tracy Fisher a new middle name and to Skip Helland all the winter air In my tires enjoy! 1, Lynnane leave Kristine a 50LB. box of cherry chapstick to Kristen I leave her a locker of her own! Stay mellow! We, PM, JM. SD, SC, KL, CT, KM. SC, HB. MC leave the Pondos all the memories and good times we've shared, esp. CODE RED. We. Matt(Baker), and Trey(Ed) leave to Bobbo Clarke and Todd Neece the tradition of Baker and Ed. I, Lisa Silvestri leave to Lea S. a lifetime supply of Cheese, a nlte with Julio Nando, and the memories of Colo- 1, Dawn leave to Tish Jaquisis 4 ever 1 muchCadoodie leave Gamunchkin Smallness little people grow. I, Kelly Ingraham leave to Sue Celotto my gym suit and Mr. Morawski have a good year and party! I, Kimbarely leave to Melissa Suzanne Mechelle all the great memories we shared. I’ll miss ya. Good luck next year. I, Tracey Butka leave our annual cheerleading candy cane to Diana Grabsch! Have Fun! 1, Patty Masse leave to Sharon, Karen, Dina, Noreen, Jen, Krispy Amy all the treat times! Remember KC farted. Good Luck 1, Beth Boudreau leave my sister Amy all the best wishes and Good luck. I leave my mother a clean room next year, and I Leave to Tom, ME. I, S.P. leave all my drugs to the next swimmer with swim- mers ear, sinus headaches and especially being allergic to the CHLORINE! We, JM and SD leave to Pat Arnold a weather forecast of the future. Its bright skies ahead. Luv ya! 1, Renee Rivers leave to my brother DJ 3 more years of French.-Tu Est Tete De Merde 1, Sheri Crew leave to Kris Apuzzo all the terrific times on the track team, the laughs, and the memories! I love Ya! I, Amy F. leave to Dom P all the early dismissals and the partying times. We, Sue and Jackie leave to MA, NS, GS, GC, PP, DC, the memories of a cold night at the fort and the rock B Good 1, Joe Barbiuto leave my sister Lisa great memories to cherish for her remaining 3 years Good Luck! I. Kelly DeBruyne leave Herman to M.B. I also leave D.M. all the good times we have had and will have. Good Luck. We. MOC, TB, and PA leave the Arnold Wink . Girls, the halls are safe again. I, Chip leave to all my friends sweet memories and orbs of friendship. Live long and Prosper my dear orbuletsIX- OXOX I, Nancy Lacourse leave Mary Lanahan all the great times to come as a senior next year. Enjoy it, it only happens once. Class Wills We, GC and MS leave all the OS's and GSF's to CB WE, the Pondo 4(SL, GC, CM, KS) leave Steve memories of the Malibu Classic Road trips SC SD. Good luck Ponch! I, Shelley Clough, leave to my sister, Kara, friends that are allowed out. the good hair dryer, a great 3yrs. ILYal 1, Mennie B leave to Booker T all the Zootie. We, the 86 Powderpuff team leave to the 87 team better weather lots of luck. THE PRIDE IS BACK!!!! I, Elizabeth leave to Valerie, Maureen, Lisa and Theresa fondest memories and best wishes in the years to come. I, Greg Carbone leave to Jayna Morgan my little brother Eric to keep and to have forever. I, Trish Sqambatl leave to Danny Riccio common sense to stay out of trouble and Stephen to look after him a big hug! I, Stacey Dorrico leave to Jen the front seat and lots of luck! We, the gruesome twosome leave to the class of '88 Mr. Morans Peter Pan advice. We, the class of 1987 leave to Mr. Mannion a different colored pair of pants. I, Colleen Totz leave to Bill my brother the responsibility of leading sact to great success. Join now, save a cow! I, Lisa leave Jodie my parking space car, Alaina, Krissy, Cathy, Amy, trish college applications and all the fun w them. I, Deanna Bencivengo leave to Diana Tupay friendship, love Happiness go for It all! love ya. ST always in our hearts! We, K.W. M.R. leave Mr. Cook. 1 used Gumbo, a recy- cled stump 2 future masters of art like ourselves! thanx. We, Kathy, Renee, and Tracy leave to Sheehan High the memories of the Leanerkin Trois. I, Michele Melillo leave to Michele Stevens the T.B. use It well, but not too often. 1, Wendy Barnes, leave to Sheehan H.S. the rest of the Barnes Family to deal with. Kevin, Jen, Adam, (even- tually) ILU! 1 1, Deanna Bencivengo leave to Scott Torre all my love for always and forever 9 12 85 for eternity. We, Matt, Trey, Karl leave Genuine draft, 79 tips, fat Boy Sweat, and the Vega turbo to Johnie Mush. Good Luck! I, Sue leave D.C. P.P. G.C. a never ending sunset D.C. oh no don't do that-not the fuzzy tongue. Yoouu send me! S.B.M. I, JM leave 20FD 1 special 10 dollar bill. Finast Parking lot! I, JM leave 2 the fourth Morgan lots of love luck. 1, Robin Bretko leave Michele Romano my boyfriend and all of the memories of powderpuff 86! 66 65 I, Jackie D. leave to Regina all the long talks. Thanks so much! and to CR GC the memories of the summer of 86! FF I, Paul Sigovitch leave Mr. Farley a year of peace and quiet in my absence I, Tracy Mogensen, leave Tami Cislo my position as resi- dant loony first in command! I, Beth Desroches leave Michelle Bombardier the fun and good times for the next three years at Sheehan. I, Theresa Henclik leave to Christine Goral all of those freezing football games and Mr. Houlihans flag routines. ILY I, Kathy McGowan, leave to my brothers Bill and Sean, the curiosity to experience the world and all the time to do it! I, Trish leave to Carrie and Debbie the privlage of being BBM’s for the Rhelm and all the good times partying We, Kari and Val, leave Kathy, trips to Mickey D s, the Bill Cosby tapes, and a new muffler!!! I, Anna Cuomo, leave to all my family, friends, and teach- ers all the memories of my high school years. I, Michele Romano leave to Robin Bretko my pocketbook 65 66 Forever We, SP, PS, KD, PP, leave the upcomming freshman of SHS the new coat policy, 2 lunch waves, and remaining in 1 homeroom for 4Yrs. I, Jean, leave Kristine All Cried Out and the car keys. To Kristen I leave our great memories of Hilltop. GL Butface! I, B.T. leave D.T. the memories of flush C.L. all the gum 1 owe U. 2 the both of u, the memories of r Fri. nites. M Dubovik . S. Crolius H. Fritz, K. Linaberry, M. Melillo J. Starrs L. Hillman L D’Angelo K. St Pierre W Barns. C Dzubiak. M Hax r r % rrrf - K. Myers Well make this a world for two Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime We'll take the best forget the rest ami someday we ll find. These are the best of times - v -«« AI05. Ms. Vytell, ROW I: Juliann Albrecht, Cindy Bighinati, Alison Bates. Pamela Beimler, Lisa Barbiuto, Jenn Beauvais. ROW 2: Todd Andresen, Mike Bennett, Tom Blier, Kara Boettger, Tarra Benson. ROW 3: Lee Bjarno, Jeff Beckert, Chris Blakeslee, Scott Bloom. Brendon Birdsey. Pete Bennett. Miss- ing: Joe Acampora, Lori Angueira, Chris Barillaro, Amy Basso. Peter Ben- nett. A107. Miss Underwood. ROW 1 Rich De loughery, George Curry. Mike Demchak, Bill Davis. Dan Clark, Anthony Cuomo. ROW 2: Jennifer Davis. Melissa Dagos lino, Tanya Decosta, Jay Chase. Danielle Clark. Darlene Charpentier. Kim Dawson. Chuck Dugan. ROW 3. Leslie Coleman, Jennifer Cutler. Shannon Dunlop. Amy Dinallo, Monica D’Ambrose, Kara Clough. John Ciliberti, Miss Underwood. Missing: Joe Datillio. Tim Connelly. A106. Mr. Mannion, ROW 1: Kevin Caruth, Beth Borelli, Jennifer Bonlto, Debbie Butler. Michelle Busa. Jenni fer Chappell. Michael Cardona. ROW 2: Rob Chace. Jerry Braga. Stuart Brown, Robyn Charlton, Michelle Bombardier. .Jennifer Bronner. Mi- chele Carpenter. Touria Bouchou- trouch, Angela Carlino. ROW 3: John Butterfield. Bob Canto. Joel Carver. Brian Brennan. Henry Bohn. John Byar. Scott Brooks. Nick Cenimo. Mr. Mannion. 52 J. Pagan is the original happy face. Matt F. portrays “stretch in Geometry class. J H«k« really didn't want her picture 3 Gannon poses for the Pitts, taken. A119 Miss Mahoney. ROW 1: Christa Houle. Ken Hunter, Vicki Kovac, Jane Julius, Priscilla Luaices, Jennifer Heskes, Nicole Kenyon, Tom Kenney ROW 2 Ryan Leveille. Karen Hart, Carrie Hancock, Tricia Kokoszka, Kris ten Homestead, Jennifer Jacobs, Jackie Fri- zarry. Charlene Hirst, Rob Husted. ROW 3: Cherie Kosher. Steve Kusak. Mike Harnois. John King. Matthew Laden, Marc Izzo. Aaron Hammie. A121 Massaro. ROW 1: Kristine McCabe. Shannon Mahoney, Karen McDowell. Cheryl Mitchell. Catherine Moore. Kim Parent, Carl Morgan. ROW 2 Kelly McElfish. Jennifer Pagan. Brenda Lucas. Dawn Murphy. Irene Manning. Tara McMahon. Asha Narayana, Laurel Naumann ROW 3' Chera Parker. Timo- thy McComb, Steve Melillo, Mark Lugris. Danny Moore. Paul Mazzara. James Par- cesepe Missing: Bill McGowan. Sean McGowan. Michala Marcus, Jeff Palmer. Mike Neal. A108, Mrs. Toman, ROW I: Norm Guilmette, Dave Fritz. Bill Gannon, Kira Golitko. Heather Findlay. Jason Gallinote. ROW 2: Lisa Ferreti, Linda Fer- reira. Jennifer Flyntz, Tim Granger, Tina Fabiani, Carolyn Gersz, Melessa Glenn. Bill Fries. ROW 3: Terry Farrell, John Ford. Matt Escoto, Jim Fer- rauola. Christie Favaro, Kristen Fellner, Shelly Fetta, Matt Florczyk, Bill Gamble. Missing. Deborah Geiss. 53 No Mr. Hill, we're not cheating. D Riccio wonders what kind of ! $! test this is. A122, Mrs. Juliano. ROW I: Ltrn Rossicone, D.J. Rivers. Chris Poltronieri, Steve Pizzi. Rob Reed. ROW 2: Marissa Reyes, Michelle Rath. Jennifer Rupp, Michelle Perkins. Jennifer Paul, Amanda Ryan. ROW 3: Christina Pelliccio, Lisa Roberts, Melissa Robles, Kim Perry. Lauren Mullin. Missing: Dan Riccio, Billy Quinn, Vicky Petro. Look straight into the camera and say A124 Ms Laich. ROW 1: Sheila Towne, Kris Tonski, Amy Torres. Andrea Ve- kony. Valerie Swantek, Marc Willhite, John Vanags. ROW 2: Suzanne Tempe, Jeff Walton, Ralph Tortora, Bill Totz, Mike Wolfe, Sam Waterman, Tammy Ta- tro. Lon Tassmer. Missing: Kim Whistler. Kim Vincent. Ken Wyman. A123 Mr Kennedy ROW 1 Mick Simeone, Dianne Saas, Eva Siakala. Gerald Spica. Sue Stabach ROW 2 Jennifer Shaw, Tracy Struble, Michele Spencer. Dawn Sabatucci. Amie Sir- ois. Kim Smith. Jen Spaulding. Leslie Squelia. ROW 3 Adam Speweg, Danno Sabatucci. Larry Sheltra. Heather Sabota. Kris Sundwall, Jodi Santucci. Missing: Jill Slverstsen, Tra- cey Smiles.___________________ 54 K. Mctlfish fishln' for something to say. Class Advisors: Mrs. Naylor, Mr. Rinaldi, Mrs. O’Hala ss A134, Mr. Rinaldi. ROW 1: Melissa Owens. Jennifer Riley. David Pontbriand, Cireg Rowland. Sean Pragano. Chris Rasmussen. ROW 2. Beverly Pabon, Kim Pires, Djana Paper. Daniallc Roy. Tammy Quinn. Dawn Rigoulot. I.ynda Rosick. ROW 3: Wendy Richard. Chandrea Perno, Dom Perito, Jerry Palmer, Rich Phoenix, Jeff Piscitelli, Edwin Oyola, Rich Roberts. Missing: Pamela Pacheco. A137. Miss McGovern. ROW 1: Gina Stasulli, Diana Tupay, Darby Turnbull. Wendy Tirita. Rick Brown. Joe Simmons. Heiwa Salovitz. ROW 2: Brandi Smith. Michelle Simmons. Kim Swantek. Dawn Thompson, Andrea Simone. Holly St Pierre. Michelle Stevens. Susan Scott, Mark Sirico. ROW 3: Mike Shook, Jason Stepien, Geoff Twohill. Kelly Smith. John Silvestri. Brian Saier, Jon Tangrcdi, Rob Smart. Pat Timothy. Missing: Dean Ulizzio. A135, Mrs. Feehan. ROW 1: Scott Hein- rich. Hatari Hester. James Harrison, Steve Inglese. Lynn Hass. Ed Heenie. ROW 2. Jill Henry, LaNay Ingham. Col- leen Hoydilla. Renee Hrehowsik, Melissa Haffner, Christine Gorai, Jodie Hillman. Linda Graves. ROW 3: Skip Jacques. Erich Henninqer. Tim Griffin. Scott Has- tings. Marvin Hayes, Tammy Hourigan, Ralph Iavarona. Missing: Michelle Gun ther. 56 Jenn’s all smiles Little Bunny FooFoo A140. Mr. Becker, ROW I: Jeff Lamoria. Dave Koons. Patricia MacDonald Colleen Linaberry, Kristen Lilienthal, Erik Leveillc, Richard Krall, Chris Kvl ler ROW 2: Jeannine Kalescak. Margaret Kelley, Kathy LaBree, Dawn Kahl, Crystal LaVoie, Jen Lichenstein. Erin Mahoney. Wendy Kennedy. ROW 3: Mike Keeley, Dave Klnell, Dave Kniess, Bob Loughlin, Todd Kneiss, Joe Kwolek, Ed Koss, Scott Lupkas. Missing. Brian Lyman. A152. Miss Grady ROW 1- Jon Ward. Jennifer Young. Glenn Wetner. Wendy Yascnsky, Michael Venoit, Beth Vergean. ROW 2: Dindy Zmijewski. Sue Zmijewski, Jessica Zelenski, Denise Vaillancourt, Kim White. Christel Wells. Carrie Wolak. ROW 3: Jody Warren, Jim Walters, Linda Wcr besky. Brian Valiquette. Andy Williams. Cindy Wanat. Nancy Winters. John Ver- milya, Mike Violette. Missing: Patricia Vecsey, Sabatino Zona. Sarah Walters. A143. Ms. Naylor ROW 1 Mike Mor ehouse. Jim Nash. Rich Modica. Fred Mirra. Mike Meehan. Beth McCabe. ROW 2: Tracy Ogrisek. Suzanne Merski, Renee Nalbandian, Lorrie Ob- ion. Tricia McFarlane, Cara Modyesy, Jodie Miller. Chris Milles. ROW 3: Blaine Morin. John O'Keefe. Chris Martiner, Pat O'Brien, Mike O’Con- nor. Dave Moslow, Mark Miller Miss- ing: Dennis Newhouse, Eric Mrazik, Christian Makay. Geraldine McKeon. M. Stevens, T. Cisio, K. Pierce Hey, What can I say ? 57 B145, Mr. Cook, ROW 1: Adam Esposito. Barney Doyle. Lincoln Godfrey. Al Gon tarz. Joe Geremla, Sherry Gello. ROW 2: Jennifer Gargiulo. Tonya Gagnon. Kim Fox. Marcy DiPasguale. Gina DePonto. Carrie Fahey. Kristen Dupre ROW 3: Jeff Dillon, Bobby Emfinger. Dawn Farone. Ginny Genest. Casey Dillon. Trisia Faulk ner. Jennifer Dorrico, Dina Duprey. Jill Ercolani. Missing: Jessica Gerber. Drew Farandela. Shelly Gilson. B134, Ms Zola. ROW 1: Chris Adams. Jim Amodio, Jim Bller, Todd Ange- lucci, JeanPaul Belliveau, Chris Berry, Ted Andresln, Bill Biro. ROW 2: Scott Amore, Lisa Barillaro, Ranee Barbieri, Lesley Body, Stacie Banko, Sharon Bloom. Stacey Broughton. Beth Blouin, Rachael Bighinati. Melissa Allard. ROW 3: Ed Bridgham, Tom Blazejowski. Micheal Bates, Dave Brann, Shawn Briggs. Joe Bartovic. Steve Acton. Dave Borkowski. Fleet Basset. Missing: Jesse Arnold. Wendy Kennedy as Suzie Chapstick B142. Mrs Wolfe. ROW 1: Nancy Carver. Sue Celotto, Amy Cantor. Kristina Congo. Edith ROW 2. Don aid Bernat. Karen Clark, Kathy Caul field. Shannon Davis. Jennifer Chis- holm. Tammi Oslo. ROW 3: Rusty Camolli, Bob Clark, Kevin Dignan. Tim Corey. Tony Davenport. Scott Deans. Steve Deans. Chad Curtis. Mike Violette pretends to be a student 58 Ebony and ivory da da da da Imperial! S9 Class Advisors. Mr. Perez. Miss Underwood. Mr. Hill A232.. Mrs. Roberts. ROW 1: Craig Arle. Craig Allard. Phil Bender. Row 2: Mrs. Roberts. Carrie Borzillo, Cristin Apuzzo. Kim Baxter. Pam Bauers. ROW 3: Mark Addy. Sue Bickford. John Blanchard. Scott Arena. Missing: Lynn Bermudez. A235 Mrs. Dematteo. ROW 1: Todd Can- ini. Dee Bowden, Regina Grillo. Kerri Bronner, Paul Caruso, Dave Cewe. ROW 2: Chris Brewer. Jim Chordas. Tiffany Brunell. Kim Clancey, Tricia Callaghan. Lisa Cerreto. Gina Criscuolo, Donna Cairns. ROW 3: Paul D'Amato, Dan Craig, Dave Delvecchia. Mason Braan. Mike Ciemiei. Man. Brooks, Rob Cannata, Debbie Cotter. Coleen Brown. A239 Mr. Zeoli. ROW 1: Jason Es- coto, Kris Dyer, Kris Flyntz, Dave DeStefann. Dan Dighello ROW 2: Jill Fazzino, Lisa Fereira. Melissa Dwyer, Patty Dugan. Michelle Desjardins. Phyllis DiGioia. Jennifer Dillon. Ron Dtlhern. ROW 3: Debbie Doucette. Colleen Emery. Dan Farley, Chris Ematrudo, Jeff Dougan, Pat Dowling, Barbara DiPalma, Tim Griffin. Miss- ing: Dave Doyle. Elizabeth DuBois. 60 Jen Wood says mmmmmmm! c) S. Mack, J. Kay. P. Scott d) none of the above A242 Ms. Mdttison, ROW 1. Melissa Hancock. Cindy Hart. Stacy Hanna, Stephanie Gray, Jason Fuda. ROW 2: Tracie Hanna. Julie Grey. Diana Grabsch, Suzanne Grillo, Heather Frazer. Angela Forclnelll, Josh Gaetjen ROW 3: Mark Hastings. Arthur Gayton. Bill Grehl. Leigh Gettner, Rhonda Fogektrom. Tom Gates. Matt Fritz. Lonnie Garris. A243 Mr Hill ROW 1 Jody Kokoszka. Kns Koba, Mary Lanahan. Sean Kauan augh, Jen Kaye, Chris LaPenna, Jack Koons ROW 2 Katy Kelley, Shawn Kelly, Chris I atkpvllch, Jo t.ahnan, Renee Hen- derson. Chris Juliano. Jon Leone, Todd Holroyd. Todd Houston ROW 3: Rodney Haynes. Scott Julius. Jim Ltmosani, Eric Kucdzma, John LaPenna, Dan Hennessey, Mr. Hill. Missing: Kevin Kinney. A244. Miss Wakeman. ROW 1: Kim Mi chonski, Lisa Montefusco, Dina McDaniel, Bianca Mercurio. Sandy Lugris. Steve Mitchell ROW 2: Stacey O'Brein, Michele l.oubier. Jackie Moran. Kris Maquder. Shannon Mack. Kris Maccarom. Val Lu- cas. Susan Martmdale. Paul Miller ROW 3: Eric Lundgren, Kick Makara, Neal Ludi vico, Mike Memory, Jim McMahon, Jon Michonski. Carol McKeon, Don Merritt. Gail Mornear Missing: Marty McCormick A Forcinelli, F. Winters H. Hesler. and D. Grabsch-Chilling out! Brian Valquette. the comics are on page 22. 61 A245, Mr. Perez. ROW I: Paige Odell, Andrea Muro, Kim Otis, Sue Morris. ROW 2: Jessica Pagan, Noreen Perez. Lisa Ottaviano, Manish Nirmal, Mi- chelle Normandin, Doena O’Connell, Brenda Mueller, Dan Nordgren ROW 3: Mario Pasinski. Patricia Page, Amy Parisi, John Neal, Ric Morse, Steven Mullen, Joel Nalewajek, Roland Pearson. Missing: Stacy OBrien, Mike Nor- man, Sean Murphy, Joe Oertel. A248. Mr. Tucker. ROW 1: Stephen Stabach. Kirt Tassmer. Arron Simmons, Todd Stilson. Scott Tagliatela. Darren Smith ROW 2: Laura Sheehan. Pam Scott, Cathy Supranovich. Jo- sephine Urbano, Kim Smith, Sue Testa, Tracy Shaylor, Amy St Hilaire. ROW 3: Jose Sen cha, Ray Stansel, Rob Sherman, Paul Sttldey, Tucker Slie, Pat Sullivan, John Swantek, John Spanauer, Gary Tarnowski Chrissy Riccio, don't look so scared. A246. Mr Arda ROW 1 Amy Retrer. Marc Polanski, Al Renda, Deanna Porter, Robert Rau, Steve Rusate. Candy Sacobie. ROW 2: Mr. Ardas, Danielle Pucci. Toni Pittman. Alaina Philbrick. Rita Sabatucci, Jennifer Scala, Michelle Robin, Karen Routh, Kristen Satton, Chrissy Riccio. ROW 3: Peter Sarmany, Brian Salisbury, Jeff Sax- on. Tony Phoenix, Scott Philbrick, Chris Schunmann, Lea Schuster, Carol Ruggiero, Mike Passante Missing. Todd Savage Ralph, take your hands off me now. 62 J. MacKenzie is “hip to be square. EW. a 20:46 on the mile and . Cathy Supranovich dream, dream, dream, dream J. Neal A256. Mr. Farley. ROW I: Tim Vergean. Brian Wallace. Tim Whittaker. Dave v arney. Corie West ROW 2: Laura VanBlarcom. Nicky Zandri. Lori Willhite. Stephanie Zambory, Dawna Young. Sarah Walters. Jennifer Wood. Billie Jean Viarengo. Giovanna Vecchitto. ROW 3: Scott Wetsky. Frank Winters. Rich Yale. Skip Zona. Ed Ward, Mark Woods. Missing: Diane Wells. James Whoolery, Kathy Valenti. Double Trouble. R. Henderson. B. Thorpe. F.Winters practicing Samaha’s self-defense “Fright night.” on L. Body. Kristen Satton 63 B150. Mr. Zeller. ROW 1: Marie Renda, Laurie Shingler. ROW 2: Bill Perreault. Karrie Hazen. Mrs. den, Laurie Shingler Donald Bernat ayyy” Bill Perreault 64 Christine Mills. Bill Perreault Karrie Hazen Angel, Sue, Cheryl. Tom Row 1: Jose. Elaine, Jeff, Adam. Row 2: Steve, Tammy. Mike. Jeff Q. Mike S. The Central Ihe students are also Connect cut. Unified involved in a work “job School District ha site” training program rented a room at MTS. Where he leaves the Previously located at classroom to go to an Plairivdlv Hiyti School area business to loam a the Program moved job skill. because of redistricting. The main thrust of Studies for the seven the program is to students concentrate on provide the highest communication skills. opportunity of work vocational skills integration in a h� gh and social integration school setting 1 Adam R. Jose R. Steve M. Elaine C. Sometimes, when we are experiencing the mental trauma of everyday life as a high school teenager, we come to realize that there are people who care about us. These people guide us through almost every learning aspect of our lives. They propose the knowledge of life to us, and let us make our own decisions on what to do with it. These guiding hands make up the Mark T. Sheehan High School Faculty and Staff. Many thanks to them, from the wisdom of the future. U L T Y 1987 YEARBOOK MESSAGE “Your high school days are golden” (words taken from the Mark T. Sheehan High School song), certainly should describe the years you have spent at Sheehan. We truly hope that you have not only enjoyed your days but have also been prepared for life’s challenges whenever they may be. You have worked hard, perserved, experienced the roller coaster of success and failure, and now you move ahead to contribute your talents and services to the improvement of life for yourselves, your families and your communities wherever that may be. We wish you well. We watch you with pride and with the hope that your success is, in part, your reward Paul Marianella Principal - MTSHS Mr. Robert Nicoletti Assistant Superintendent Mr. Vincent Inglease Assistant Superintendent Anthony Fusco Ann Dombroski Mr. Frank Soldan Superintendent of Schools 69 Ms. Erika Beerbaum Physical Education Dept. Southern Conn. State Univ. BS.fifth year,sixth year Southern Conn. State Univ. Wesleyan University BS.MS Mr. John Boylan Industrial Arts Department Central Conn State Univ. Wesleyan University BS.MS,sixth year Mr. Andrew Carrano Guidance Department Southern Conn. State Univ. BA.MS.CAS Mr. Vincent Carrano English Department Quinnipiac College Southern Conn. State Univ. BS.MS Mr. Donald Caruth Science Department Southern Conn. State Univ. St. Joseph College BS.MA Science Olympiad Mr. Thomas Cigas Science Math Department Boston College Tufts University Southern Conn. State Univ. BS.MS Student Council Advisor Mr. Cook Art Department Wittenberg University Goddard College BFA.MA Mr. Richard Castaldo English Department Central Conn. State Univ. BA.MA Drama Club Mr. Charette Math Department University of Hartford Central Conn. State Univ. Southern Conn. State Univ. BS.MA, sixth year Mathematics Department Head Motorcycle Safety Coordinator Ms. Beverley DeMatteo Science Department Ithaca College Wesleyan University Southern Conn. State Univ. University of New Haven BS.MA Mr. Raymond Demeola Art Department Southern Conn. State Univ. BS.MS Art Department Head Mr. David Doherty Social Studies Department University of Connecticut Trinity College Southern Conn. State Univ. RA.MA,sixth year CoAdvisor NHS, Asst. Advisor to the class of 1987 Mr. Bennett Dunn Math Department Central Conn. State Univ. Wesleyan University Drew BS.MALS,sixth year Mr Terrence Dunn Math Department St. Bonaventurc Univ. Fairfield University Central Conn. State Univ. BA.MA.sixth year Karen Edson Business Department Endicott College Salem State University Central Conn. State Univ. AS.BS Field Hockey Head Coach Mr. Charles Farley Math Department St. Vincent College Wesleyan U. UNH, SCSU, Fairfield University BS.MALS Math team. ASS’t Football Coach Weight Training Club. Track Coach Mr Bill Fritz Industrial Arts Department Central Conn. State Univ. BS.MS Baseball Coach Diane Glenn Special Education Department Metropolitan Business College Sidney, Australia Wlfd Youth Soccer First Congregational Church Pamela Grady English Department Middlebury College Bread Loaf School of English BA Mr. James Heilman Science Department Southern Conn. State Univ. BS.MALS. sixth year Wesleyan University Louise Hoffman Science Department Albertus Magnus College Central Conn. State Univ. BA Mr. Charles Houlihan Music Department Franklin and Marshall College Ithaca College University of Hertford AB, BS. MM. sixth year Director of Sheehan Harp Ensemble Ms. Nancy K. Hetzel For. Language Department American International College Quinnipiac College Central Conn. State Univ. BA. fifth year German Club Advisor Faculty Senate Mr. Richard Hill Math Department Souther Conn State Univ. BS. MS Class of 1988-Advisor Asst. Advisor to S.A.D.D Ms. Irene Jellen Business Department Central Conn. State Univ. BS. MS Donna Jobbagy Guidance Dept. Central Conn. State Univ. BS. MS Mrs. Patricia Juliano English Department Central Conn. State Univ BS. MS Class of 1990-Advisor Mr. William Kennedy English Department Fairfield University BS. MA. ACS Class of 1990-Ass’t Advisor Mr. Hennry S. Kolakowskl Guidance Department St. Bonaventure University University of Hartford University of Bridgeport BA. MA. CAGS Faculty Laison Committee Faculty Senate Mr. Edward Kosinski Social Studies Department Central Conn. State Univ. Vanderbilt University Hartford University BS. MA. MED Mrs. Donna Laich Physical Ed. Department Southern Conn. State Univ. BS Volleyball Coach Class of 1987-Ass’t Advisor Mrs. Ellen Mahoney Home Economics Department Denisin University Carnege Mellen University University of Connecticut Southern Conn. State Univ. BS. MS Mr. Dennis Mannion English Department University of Notre Dame University of Connecticut Southern Conn. State Univ. BS. MS. sixth year Director of Blood Mobile High School Bowl- Ass’t Coach Mrs. Joan Mannion Guidance Department Albertus Magnus College Southern Conn. State Univ. BA. MS High School Bowl-Coach Mable Massaro For. Language Department Southern Conn. State Univ. BS Conn. Organization of Lang. Teachers Miss Christine Mattison Math Department Southern Conn. State Univ. University of Hartford Quinnipiac College Wesleyan University BS. MS Asst. Advisor Math Team Mrs. Pamela McCarthy- Krombel Guidance Department Southern Conn. State Unlv. Fordham University BSW. MSW. ACSW, LISW Advisor to S.A.D.D. Chairperson to Board of Youth Miss Denise McGovern English Department Southern Conn State Univ. Eastern Conn. State Univ. BA.MA. . sixth year Class of 1987-Advisor Ass't Field Hockey Coach Mrs. Suzanne Mitoraj English Department University of Hartford Trinity College Wesleyan University. UCONN BA. MA. CAS Madeline Hunter Coaching Team Ass’t Advisor-School Newspaper Joan Monico For. Language Department St. Joseph College Southern Conn. State Univ. Ba. fifth year, MS Mr. Phil Moran Soc. Studies For. Lang. Dept. Edinboro State College Salisbury State College BS. fifth year Driver Ed. Coordinator Mr. Charles Morawski Social Studies Department St. Anselm’s College Southern Conn. State Univ. BA. MS. sixth year Mrs. Joan Naylor Business Department Salem State Central Conn. State Univ. BS. MS Class of 1989-Ass't Advisor Mr. Robert Newbauer Physical Ed. Department Seattle University Southern Conn. State Univ. BA. MA Retired From Coaching- After 20 years Mr. John Novokowski Director of Athletics Southern Conn. State Univ. BS. MS Boy’s Soccer Coach Mrs. Teresia O’Hala Special Education Department St. Joseph College Southern Conn. State Univ. BA. MA Class of 1989-Ad visor Mrs. Marcia Parish For. Language Department University of Illinois Southern Conn. State Univ. BA. MS, sixth year Department Leader Spanish Club Mr. John Perez Math Department University of Connecticut CCSU, SCSU BM. MS. sixth year Class of 1988-Ad visor Mr. Paul Picard Social Studies Department Central Conn. State Univ. BS. MS. sixth year Ass’t Advisor to Student Coun. Miss Linda Prostano Media Center Southern Conn. State Univ. Central Conn. State Univ. Fairfield University BS. MS. sixth year Mr . Charles Rinaldi English Department Providence College. wcsu SCSU BA. MA. MFT Yearbook Advisor. Director of Dramatics. Class of 89- Advisor Drama Club Advisor Ms. Judith Samaha Physical Ed. Department Southern Conn. State Univ. BS, fifth year Powder Puff coach Mrs. Patricia Sayre Quinnipiac College Southern Conn. State Univ. BS Mrs. Elena Massica Roberts Special Ed Department Western Conn. State Univ. Southern Conn. State Univ. University of Connecticut BS. MS Learning Disabilities Criterea Committee Mr Ralph Scholttman Physical Ed Department Southern Conn. State Univ. Fairfield University BA. MA Golf Coach Intramurals Mr Daniel Roberts industrial Arts Waterbury State Tech. Central Conn. State Univ. AS. RS. MS. sixth year Mr Philip Sylvestro Social Studies Department Morehead State University of Hartford BA. MA Mr Kenneth Tomalski Social Studies Department University of Dayton Central Conn. State Univ. Southern Conn. State Univ. BS. MS. sixth year Faculty Senate Mr Richard Tucker Science Department Southern Conn. State Univ. Wesleyan University BS. MALS, CAS Boys Tennis-Head Coach Miss .lanis llnderswood Home Economics Department University of Connecticut Wesleyan University BA. MALS Class of 1988-Advisor Faculty Senate Miss Diana Vytell For. Language Dept. St. Joseph College Southern Conn. State Univ. BA. MS French Club. Faculty Senate Prof. Singer of Opera Run for Peace Mr. Nicholas Vamvakis English Department Central Conn. State Univ. Southern Conn. State Univ. BS. MS. sixth year Mrs. Betty Wakeman Math Department Mount Holyoke College Wesleyan U, SCSU, UNH University of Stokholm. Sweden BA AFS Advisor Shelia Wertheim English Department Central Conn. State Univ. BS. MS Mrs. Marjorie Wolfe Art Department Rhode Island School of Design Wesleyan University BFA. MALS Mr. Joseph Zeoli Science Department University of Connecticut Southern Conn. State Univ. BA. fifth year Orieta Luaices, Carmen Banack, Betty Farone and Rosemarie Sferes Dan Nordgren, Paul Stilkey, and Mr. Fred Zierler Eleanor Kubeck Mary Brockett Edward Mik 80 Gertrude Molinari Orieta Luaices Laurie Shingler and Mrs. Diane Glenn 85 This years’ bloodmobile took place on May 19. We received 180 pints of blood. The most pints ever received was 240 pints in 1980. The reason for the decrease is that the school population is dropping creating a drop in the number of donors. Approximately 150 students and about 16 teachers gave blood this year. The reason the blood drive is so successful is that the kids really care. Our school has received awards for the best student percentage of blood donors. There are certain requirements that need to be fulfilled in order to give blood. A person must weigh 110 pounds, they must be seventeen years old. and be in good health. Parental permission is not needed. The procedure to donate blood is not very complicated. It includes filling out a health history form, taking of temperature, pulse, and blood pressure; asking of personal questions; and a sample of blood from the ear. The actual donation period is five to ten minutes, though the entire process takes anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour. After the blood drive, the blood is transported to Farmington and then to hospitals all over the state. Mr Mannion started the annual blood drive at Sheehan in 1978. He started it on his own because he thought it would be a way of showing his thanks for being alive today When fighting in the Vietnam War. Mr. Mannion was injured and had to receive blood. Give blood you feel real good. It gives you a special feeling inside. Dennis Mannion CONNECTICUT BLOOD SERVIC 86 Red Ci REGIONAL S Mr. Ed Goldstone m Dana Davidson Mr. Paul Marianella Knsten Olsen Red Cross Worker 87 No one warned this freshman! Cell Block MTS Mug 8889 Control yourself John. Rollover Beethoven! Sigal Peled AFS Student from Isreal SfcisUt 020ee6 'THE' I c eflCfc, THE PRIDE IS BACK IN ’86 No one knew what the days big event would bring to Sheehan! High as the girls’ '86 Powder Puff Team ran out on the smoky gym floor during the pep rally, singing their song. The day before, the girls on the team had the teachers wear their game shirts and bring in a lunch for them. Coach Judy Samaha said. “This was a way of getting everyone involved in the excitement Wednesday. November 26. the day had finally arrived. Who would win? The rain was really coming down, but our spirits were climbing higher For the last 10 years. Lyman Hall had been the victors, but the Sheehan ‘86 Powder Puff Team wasn't going down without a fight. As the girls walked down to the field the rain didn’t change the determined looks on their faces. The game began. The referrees were very fair. There was still no score after the second 10 minute quarter, but the girls still wouldn’t give up. Kim Richardson was on the one yard line when her flag was ripped off her. Beth Thorpe was on her way to a touchdown when she was tackled, there was no penalty called. Finally, Heather Fritz got the ball and ran for the winning touchdown There were a few minutes left to the game. When the ref blew his whistle it was official - Sheehan wins. 6 0. The team ran out on the field laughing and crying. Coach Samaha had only one thing to say: “The Pride Is Back After the game. Sheehan and Lyman Hall met in the Titans’ cafe for snacks. There were no hard feelings, everyone was getting along great. Coach Judy Samaha Matted the first Powder Puff game in Connecticut in 1977 because it was a new activity for Homecoming. In 1978-79 she quit because of board policy. She decided to come back after 10 years of hearing everyone complain about losing. She also didn’t want it to die because of no coaches. Coach Samaha had alot of help teaching the girls She had offensive trainers. Dave Smith and Lori Fuller, and defensive trainers. George Gilhouly and Lindy Jones. Coach Samaha had this to say about the game. “There was no doubt we were better. The practices were harder than the game. There was new blood on the team that v. ’i!y motivated. It was hard to tell about Lyman Hall because we were quicker vut the rain helped them. “The seniors made it fun for me. Samaha said, it’s good to win. but you have to have fun That’s what it is all about.” The big question now is • Will the Pride Remain in ’87? We’re the ’86 Powder Puff Team, Lookin’ fine and feelin’ mean, The best team you’re gonna see. As we bring home the victory. WE’RE ONE MASSIVE TITAN MACHINE! The girls were accompanied by Jeff DelGaudio on the synthesizer. Beth Thorpe Powder Puff Cheerleaders 91 tf Keith Shook For the first time in the 15 year history of the Carini Bowl the Thanksgiving Day showdown of Wallingford rivals went into overtime before Lyman Hall defeated The Titans for their sixth turkey day win in a row. Ed Charbonneau went 5 yards on a counter draw off right tackle to send Sheehan to its second defeat in as many overtime games. The west side gridders lost to Amity 21 14 in the first overtime contest in 1984. Under the Kansas tie-break system employed in the Housatonic League each team gets the ball at the 10 yard line with four plays to score. The Titans lost the coin flip and went first. John Santiago carried twice off the left side to bring the ball to the Lyman Hall 3. Santiago lost a yard on a third down attempt, before Brian Salisbury’s fourth down pass intended for John MacKenzie in the front right corner of the end zone was batted down. On Lyman Hall's first play Charbonneau gained 5 yards off left guard before being stopped by John Swantek. Keith Shook, and Scott Lynch. The Trojans then faked left, but countered with Charbonneau who raced into the end zone for the winning score. The Titans opened the game in a shotgun formation and marched down the field with Salisbury and Santiago alternating at the deep back slot. The drive stalled inches short of the goal line when the Trojan recovered the first of 3 Sheehan fumbles. Santiago was named the top Sheehan offensive player with 49 yards rushing reception for 8 yards Salisbury had 39 yards on the ground, while Stacy Hanna chipped in with 31 yards on seven carries. Senior Keith Shook had 16 tackles to take home the trophy as the Titans top defensive player. Lynch had 15 hits to wrap up an outstand ing defensive career, while classmate Scott Torre added a dozen from his secondary position. Chris Melillo had 11 tackles in his final game, while junior end, John MacKenzie, finished with 10 stops. 92 Cheerleaders Donal O’Connor John Swantek The Crowd Robby Houston Class of ’88 Jayna Morgan. Lisa Silvestri. Kris Andersen, Lynnanne Hubbard -is- Colleen Tot2 Better than Benetton, more exciting than Esprit The ‘dead’ look. The latest in boys gym wear Dawn, you look mahhvalus! Code Red!! She calls it La Pirate Beth Thorpe shows off new line of make up. Horns are the rage in the under world! « Nicki Zandri. Rich Yale, Dan Craig Giovanna Vecchito, Alaina Philbrick (Below) Angela Forcinelll, Hatarl hesler. Frank Winters. Diana Grabsch Chera Parker, Pam Biemler. Geoff Twohill Renee Henderson and Sue Crolius leaving last period? (Below) Paul Sigovitch, Jeff Bloom, and John Hallet contemplate thp reasons for flying. Patty Masse Steve’s new wheels and friends. The other side of Mike Smith Chris Schonmann tries to catch the big one. THE FRIEND WHO JUST STANDS BY When trouble comes your soul to try. You love the friend that just “stands by” Perhaps there’s nothing he can do — The thing is strictly up to you; For there are troubles all your own. And paths the soul must tread alone. Times when love cannot smooth the road Nor friendship lift the heavy load, But just to know you have a friend Who will “stand by” until the end, Whose sympathy through all endures, Whose warm handclasp is always yours — It helps someway, to pull you through, Although there’s nothing he can do. And so with fervent heart you cry, God bless the friend who just “stands by!! •Williams 96 Holly St. Pierre. Tracy Ogri- sek Three's Company. Rae Dsupin. Chris Sheehy Robin Whisler. Giovanna Vecchito. Cathy Supranovich. 99 100 Andy Parker. Tony Polito. Mike Smith, Kevin St. Pierre Kathy McGowan, Jayna Morgan. Sheri Crew, Wendy Barnes Kathy McGowan. Mike Smith “Good-Bye” What else can I say, except Good-Bye What else can I do, except to cry. What else is there, for me to say. For soon we’ll go, our separate ways. There is nothing else, that we can do. But I’m glad I found a friend in you. You helped me up, when I felt down You picked me up, from off the ground. So here we wait, as the day grows near The time has come, after 4 whole years. And as we say, our long Good-byes, The ground grows damp, from the tears I cry. Jeff Bloom Goodbye!! 10« Sigal Peled. Jeff Bloom 105 K. Richardson. T. Polito. S. Crolius. J. Simone. E. Schwink. D. Benci- vengo N Helton. M Hax. K Ingraham. R Rivers. T. Sgambati. D Danio Warren Martinek. Sue Nalewaik Jfiusic Tina Warro. K Congo It's not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who. at best, knows in the end the triumphs of high achievements and who. at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat. Theodore Roosevelt V v! M’i Vi . «V, 107 L to R: B: G. Rowland, J Sylvestri. C. Emmatrudo, M Nirmal, H. Hester, R Pearson, S. Murphy, E. Lundgren. N. Ludovico. F Mirra. L to RM: N. Zandri, M. Fritz. T Kneiss, A Simmons. B. Salisbury. J. Santiago. C. Mclillo. S. Lynch. S. Torre. G. Carbone. T Blazejowski. M Haynes, S. Testa. L to R M: K. St Pierre. B Emfinger, S. Mlinarcik, D. Merrit, J Mirra. S Pragano, S Hanna, L Garris. K lavarona. C. Berry. Mr McHugh L to R T: M Shook. D. Farley. J. Michonski, J. MacKenzie. J. Barbiuto, K. Shook. J. Swantek, E. Kudzma. R. Haynes. The Titan Football team fought through a disappointing 3 8 re cord. The Titans faced their toughest sched- ule in their fifteen year history by play- ing six teams ranked in the top ten. The Ti- tans surprised many teams with a high L to R- Capet Scott Lynch. Brian Sain Powered offense that bury. John Santiago. Chris Mclillo featured all time pass- ing leader Brian Salis- bury and all time receiving leader John MacKenzie. On Defense the Titans were paced by CO-Captaln Scott Lynch who led the team in tackles both his Senior and Junior years. The Titans also featured John Santiago, an All Housy selection and Scott Torre, a leading tackier on the team. Senior linemen Chris Melillo. Greg Carbone. Ke- vin St. Pierre and Joe Barbiuto will be severely missed. The loss of backs Joe Mira. Don Merit, and Keith Shook will also be a blow to the team. Next years team will look for an optimistic season with the return of Juniors John MacKenzie. Stacy Hanna, Rodney Haynes, and John Michonski. 109 Girls Swimming re rd thing Cheshire Branford @ Southington @ Seymour @ Haddam Killingworth North Haven @ Middletown @ Maloney Crosby Amity Plalnville East Haven Lyman Hall Platt 44-127 64-107 81- 91 89- 77 101 66 73- 98 88- 81 97- 72 92- 77 100- 72 94- 78 92- 78 97-. 69 101- 71 L to R top- J. Fazzino. K. Apuzzo, N. Winters. D. Turnbal. J. Litchsticn. L to R bottom J. Gannon. P. Pachccho. T. Oslo. T. Moganson. J. Davis. M. Dipasquael. The Girls' Swim Team concluded a respectable season with a record of 7- 7. Senior� Tracey Mogen- son and Beth Boudreau led the Titans through their season. Juniors Jill Fazzino. Jessica Gannon, and Kris Appuzo will be relied upon heavily next year to lead the Titans to victory. Sophomores Tami Cislo. Kim Pires. and Jennifer Llchsteln. who contributed greatly this season, will also be looked to for help next season. Marci DiPasquale. who broke most of the Sheehan diving records, and Kim Swantek will carry the lead next year on the board. L lo R; Captt Tracey Mogentoo, Beth Boudreau 111 rieia nocKcy Cheshire L 90 Southington W 2-0 (a Lyman Hall L 1-0 Amity W 1-0 Branford L 5-0 Guilford W 3-2 @ North Haven W 5-1 @ Cheshire L 4-1 Lyman Hall W 3-0 @ Farmington L 1-0 @ Amity W 4-0 @ Branford L 5-0 Watertown W 2-0 North Haven W 5-0 Valley Regional W 6-0 113 The Girl Field Hockey Team finished third in the Housy with a 9-6 re- cord. Miss hdson and Miss McGovern led the team throughout the sea- son. The girls were led by Heather Fritz. Maureen Hogan, and Michelle Me- Hilo on the field. The Ti- tans played a tough schedule facing Cheslre and Branford which were LioR Cap� Heather Frtu. Maureen both ranked among the Hogan. M� cheii« Metiiio top ten. The Titans made the state tournament, but lost to Darien in the first round. Highlights of the season were defeating Lyman Hall and scoring one goal against a top rated Cheslre team. Special honors went to Pam Scott who made 2nd team All-Housv. Michelle Mellilo made 1st team All-Housy and 2nd team All-State. Next year captains Sue Grillo and Pam Scott will have the tasks of leading the team. Michelle Rubin will be in goal and with Stephanie Zam- bory. Cathy Supranovlch. Lisa Ferrara, and Karen Routh returning the Titans will be looking for another tournament berth In 87. L to RB; L. Coughlin, C Totz. M. Mellilo, H. Fritz, M. Hogan. L to RM; S. Zmjewski, J Rupp. S. Grillo. S. Zambory. P. Scott. L. Fesnesa. S. Scott. J. Chism. K. Boettner. C. Zmjewski. L to RT. MS Edson, M Rubin. L. Bjasno. K. White. C. Caulfield. K. Ruth. C. Supranovitch. K. McKelfish, B Vergean, K. Kelly, C. Lackstrom. Ms. McGovern. Volleyball Guilford @ Amity Hamden Branford @ Cheshire @ North Haven Lyman Hall Cheshire @ West Haven @ Branford Amity North Haven @ Lyman Hall West Haven @ Guilford 114 L to R.B; K McGowan. H. Bonanno. K. Richardson, C. Thulln, L. Fruin, R. Castiglione. Coach Latch. L to R.M; Coach Spoonower, K. Dawson, C. Ruggerio, J., Dorrlco. D. Young, Laurie Obion, M. □‘Ambrose, M Allard L to R, T; R. Biganotti, C. Blganottl, K. Clough, G. Criscola. A. Cerose, M. Marcus. T. Calahan, A. Narayana. C. Rlccio. The Girls Volleyball Team finished with a 3-10 record under sec- ond year coach. Mrs. Donna Laich. The highlight of the girls season was defeating Lyman Hall. The. aen- ior captains Heidi Bonaiino, Chris Thu- lin, and Kim Richard- son lead the way past the cross town net- ters. Richardson proved to be the most versltle player, either spiking, digging, blocking or setting. Thulin. Friun. and Bonanno were the spikers and the diggers, while Castiglone and McGowan set the ball. Next year all six starting seniors will be lost to gradu- ation and letter winners Jennifer Dorrico and Lori Obion will have to fill the voids. Carol Ruggero and Dawana Young saw varsity action and will be heav- ily looked upon. L lo R: Capts Heidi Bonanno. Chris Thulln. Kim Richardson i ross i ouniry L to R B: K. Walker, S. Clough, M. Caulfield. L to R T: B. McCabe. A. Retzer. K. L to R B: T. Griffin, D. Wallace. C. Palermo. S. Mullen. L to R T: T. Dineen, T. Whistler, C. Fahey McComb, H. Tuplar, S. Tagliatela, M. McComb, D. Smith Windham Invitational 13th place L to R C«pl$ Steve Mullen. Chip Pa- lermo L to R Capt Shelley Clough. Karl Walker. Marv Caulfield Windham Invitational 18th place Hamdep L 33-22 Amity r l— m 38-17 Shelton 38 17 Cheshire jS 3, 40-15 @ East Haven 30-25 Wilber Cross L ' , 30-25 Foran @ Derby L JM 40 15 Platt Tech. Hamden 1 15-40 30-25 Branford @ Seymour L 40-15 Lyman Hall W 28-35 Platt L 34-21 Maloney L 38-23 St. Paul L 46-17 The Boys Cross Country Team fin- ished with a 10-7 re- cord. Coach Don Delaney was pleased with the teams performance in regular season meets and with the Invitational Meets. Senior captain Chip Palermo and junior Steve Mullen set the tone for the distance men, while Dan Wallace, Huseyin Tuplar and Mike McComb contributed greatly. The highlight of the season was beat- ing Derby and the Bannanna Relays. Special honors went to Chip Palermo who was 2nd team All-Housy and placed 20th in the Wickam Invitational Meet. Next year the team will be very solid with the return of Tim Griffin, Daren Smith, Tim McComb, Scott Taglia- tela and Tim Dineen. The Girls Cross Country team fin- ished their 1986 sea- son with a 2-12 meeting. This season the girls had a full 7 members representing the team. Under the mentoring of coach Don Delaney the girls met stiff competition in the Housatonic League tracking only 2 victories to complete their season. With the enthusiasm of senior Tri-Captains Shelly Clough, Mary Cau field, and Kari Walker the Titans should be prepared for competi- tion in 1987. The Senior girls will be missed but in their shadow is up-coming senior Amy Retzer and succcessful state meet runner Carrie Fahey. The girls will be looking forward to a winning season. jiris soccer Portland w 6-0 @ Southington Lyman Hall % 1 @ Amity ' 0 w 4 1 @ St. Pauls w 32 @ North Haven Shelton Lewis Mills Hamden w 4-1 w 2-1 w 2-0 @ w 4-2 @ Lyman Hall w 2 1 Amity w 3-1 Hand w 2-0 @ Guilford L 3-2 @ Shelton w 6-1 Hamden North Haven w 60 w 6-2 A V - VHI . ■'■ ■r-:t . . V .. e-cjf+ The Girls Soccer team finished their season with an out- standing 13-2-1 record under the coaching of Brian Murphy. The girls worked hard and were rewarded with the Housatonlc League They then went on to the state semi-finals and were defeated by Wethersfield. The team will miss seniors; Jenny Birdsey and Patty Masse who were both named All-Housy and All- State. They will also miss seniors: Sheri Crew (All- Housy). Kim Kenyon, and Glnl Lyons. Coach Murphy looks to a strong team in 1987. with high scorer Dina Duprey coming back, along with Kristi Dyer. Sharon Bloom. Karen Clark, Vicki Kovac. Renee Nalbandian. Sue Stabach and Debbie Butler. 119 Bottom Row L to R: J Gerber, M. Busa, J. Birdsey, G. Lyons, P. Masse, S. Crow, K. Konyon, S. Bloom Second row L to R: T. Fabiani, L. Body. A. St. Hilare. K Dyer. C. Hunter. N. Kenyon. J Scala. R. Nalbandian. Third Row L to R: J. Bonito, J. Bushbaum, J. Julius, D. Sabatucci, M. Glenn. J. Heskes. Top Row L to R; Coach Murphy. K. Clari, J Chappel, V. Kovac. C Wells. D. Duprey. T. Horrigan, P. Luacious, D. Butler, S. Stabach. Coach Crew. 14 VW TO @ Kaynor Tech L 3-2 Platt W 3-2 @ Lyman Hall W 5-2 Amity w 3 1 Chesire w 1-0 § North Haven w 2-1 @ Shelton L 1-0 @ Hamdem w 4-0 Branford w 3-1 Lyman Hall L 1-0 @ Amity L 3-0 @ Chesire L 1-0 g Madison L 2-1 Shelton L 1-0 @ Branford W 1-0 North Haven T 2-2 Elington W 3 1 Farmington L 4-1 Bottom row loft to right: (Mgr.) G. Gono«t. B. Birdsoy, M. Moorohouso, D. Clarke, C. Juliano, J. Palmer, D Fritz. Middle Row left to right: B. Lyons, B. Brennen, K. Tassmer. G. Miller, M. Violette. K Swenson. S. Stabach. C. Brewer, top row left to right: T. Twohill, M. Brooks. G. Twohill, J. Starrs. J Neal, G. Cronin. M. Smith, Coach Novokowskt The Sheehan Boys Soccer Team finished their season with a re- spectable 9-8-1 re- cord. under the tute- ledge of coach John Novakowski. After losing the first game of the season, they re- bounded to win the next five games. The Titans were on fire for the first nine games of Capt Gary Cronin th V ar' befor fal1' ing into the slump in which they lost five In a row before coming back to beat Branford in a tough 1-0 battle. The Titans will miss the play of All-Housy player Gary Cronin. Sec- ond team All-Housy player Gary Cronin. Second team All-Housy player Mike Smith, and Karl Swen- son. Tom Twohill and net keeper John Starrs. Next year the team will be a force to be reckoned with. Chris Brewer, who was picked to the National team. Geoff Twohill. Mark Brooks, and Dave Fritz will have to set the tone for the upcoming season. Boys Swimming Branford L 59 113 Haddam-Killingworth W 102- 62 @ Chesire L 48- 109 Amity L 74- 95 Naugatuck L 85- 87 3) East Haven W 119 45 @ Maloney W 94- 63 Southington W 96- 79 @ Middletown Seymour W 97- 74 W 88 58 @ Plainville L 74 95 Jonathan Law W 122 44 North Haven W 87 55 @ Platt W 92- 74 Lyman Hall W 90 78 Top Row L:R: T. Dincen. C. Speeg, C. Shauman. G. Carbone. J Delgaudio. G. Man- Cuso. M. Jacobs, S. Pedersen. J. Chordas. Middle Row L:R: S. Cavanaugh. B. McGowan. S. Tangredi, K. Koba, S. Staybach, S. Tagliatela. J.J. Kowalk. Bottom Row L:R: T. Stilson. G. Spica. C. Poultrinary, S. McGowan. A. Speeg. C. LaPenna. The Boy’s Swim Team swam to an im- pressive 10 5 record. Assistant Coach Wil- liam Bowen worked the swimmers for three hours a day. Me anwhile, Coach Gordon Green worked the divers. Jacobs and McGowan. Into form. The mermen lost their first four meets out of L to R: Greg Carbone, Jeff Del- five, to set a 1 5 re Gaudio cord. The Titans led by Co-Captains Greg Carbone and Jeff Delgaudio paced the swimmers to win the next 9-10 meets. The highlight of the sea- son was defeating Lyman Hall 90-78. where Kris Koba set the new school record In the 500 frees- tyle. Throughout the season a steady team effort was displayed in the pool. The seniors Jeff Delgau- dio. braststoker. Greg Carbone, butterfly and back- stroke. Glenn Mancuso, distance man. Chris Speeg and Scott Pedersen, sprinters, and Mike Jacobs, diver, will be missed severly. Coach Green will be left with a strong group of swimmers. Chordas. Koba. Tagliatela. Kavaungh. the LaPenna Bros.. Kwolek. and Spica will make a solid nucleus for the Swim Team next year and for years to come. ft V( Vv _ Boys Basketball Derby North Branford 3 Seymour @ Jonathon Law Amity @ North Haven @ Lyman Hall Shelton @ Branford East Have -’ @ Cheshire @ Derby Seymour @ Amity North Haven Lyman Hall @ Shelton Branford @ East Haven Cheshire . J-67 41-59 56-58 73-83 50- 54 45-92 f 76-66 71-51 58-72 67-77 6979 66-82 69-64 53-78 51- 92 124 Top Row L to R: E. Lundgren, D. Del Vecchia, L. Godfrey, P. Arnold. R. Haynes. J. MacKenzie, D. Craig. Bottom Row L to R: M. Haynes. G. Cronin. J. Starrs, J. Cohen. J. Koons. S. Inglese. The Basketball team ended its season with a 6-14 record. Led by senior captains Gary Cronin. Jeff Co hen. Pat Arnold, and John Starrs the team was able to keep pace In the always tough Housatonic league. Cohen, who led the team In scoring, was one of the leading players in the Housy. Juniors John MacKen- zle and Rodney Haynes were left to scrap under the boards for rebounds and points. Jack Koons a Junior, was an outside shot off the bench. Next years team looks optimistic for first year coach Mike Papale, with the return of MacKenzie, Haynes, and Koons. Other players who will make an inpact are Dave DelVecchla. Marvin Haynes. Steve Inglese. Lincoln Godfrey and Eric Lundgren. L to R B: Capt. Gary Cronin, Jeff Cohen. L to R T: Capt John Starrs. Pat Arnold. 125 Girls Basketball East Raven @ Cheshire @ Derby Seymour Elington Berlin @ Amity North Haven @ Lyman Hall @ Shelton Branford @ East Haven Cheshire Derby @ Seymour Amity @ North Haven Lyman Hall Shelton @ Branford 43-46 45-40 35-24 54-42 52-75 43-52 51-43 60-50 46-33 46-51 41 49 40-60 27-45 45 68 38-57 L to R top- V. Kovac, K Apuzzo. W. Richards, A. Murrow, K. McGrutter, K. Dyer, C. Emery. L to R bottom - L. Body. K. Richardson, H. Fritz. J. Birdsey, K. Baxter. The Girls Basketball team ran out to a 6-13 record. The Titans were led by seniors Jenny Birdsey. who led the team In scor- ing. and Heather Fritz, who led the team In assists and steals. Senior center Heidi Bonnano was left to do the work of scoring and rebounding. Sen- ior forward Kim Rich- ardson was consistant in rebounding and scoring underneath also. Kristi Dyer was the only starting Junior and should lead the Titans next year. Coach Rudolf Is hopeful for winning season next year with the return of Dyer and upcoming varsity players Andrea Murow, Leslie Body. Kim Baxter, and Kris MaGruder. L to R: Capt Heidi Bonnano. Jen- ny Birdsey. Heather Fritz, Kim Richardson 127 i locKcy Guilford L 8-2 @ Lyman Hall L 6-1 Shelton W 3-2 Branford L 11-0 East Haven L 10-1 Lyman Hall W 7-4 No. Branford L 10-0 @ Wilbur Cross @ Branford L 10-4 L 10-2 Chesire m L 12-3 @ Guilford L 7-0 @ Norwalk 9-2 @ Amity North Haven L 11-0 12-0 Joel Barlow L O.T. 4-3 Wilbur Cross L 14-3 @ Chesire L 6-4 @ Shelton L O.T. 3-2 Amity L 10-3 @ No Branford L 10-1 128 L lo R: Marc Bkookv Bill Lyons The Hockey team skat- ed out to a disappointing record. Led by the play of captains Bill Lyons and Mark Brooks the team played aggressive on the Ice. New comer Mark Woods was a welcomed surprise for the team. The teams best perfor- mance was against cross- town rival Lyman Hall, the team man-handled the Trojans to a 7-4 victo- ry- Coach Crew is hopeful about next years team. The return of golle Todd Kniess. Marc Brooks. Graig Allard. Todd Houston. Rusty Camolli. and Jim Llmosani could make, a differ- ence in next years team. The team will miss the play of seniors Mike Kelly. Dennis Mahon. Mike Satton. and Bill Lyons. (row 1 L to R) R. Camoli. C. Allard. R. Moica. J. Leon, D. Mahon. P. Mazaro. (row 2 L to R) Coach Crew. M. Woods. J. Oertel, M. Satton. J. Limosani, S. Brooks. T. Farrei, M Heroux. Coach Kelley, (row 2 L to R) S Acton. J. Moran. T. Houston. S. Crew. M. Brooks. G. Genest. T. Kniess. 129 C fieer leading L to R B: M. Handcock, K. Linaberry, M. Sorota, S. Dorrico, J. Morgan, T. Butka, W. Kennedy, L to R T: B. Thorpe, C. Wolak, T. Ogrisak, J. Wood, D. Grabsch, S. Tempey, D. Tupey, C. Linaberry, Coach GisComb Girls Track North Branford W 67-61 Johnathan Law W 70-57 East Haven W 94-33 Morgan W 65-62 North Haven W 80-47 Shelton L 54-74 Branford W 65-62 Cheshire L 27-100 Amity j BL 58-69 Maloney L 45-82 Lyman Hall W 86-40 1st row J. Morgan, D. Tupay, L. Body. J. Gerber, A. St. Hilliare, B. McCabe, M. Allard. 2nd row M Michaud, S. Crew, C. Thulin. K. McGowan. K. Linaberry, D. Grabsch, K. Apuzzo, K. Dupree, C. Fahey. 3rd row P. Pacheo, D Turnbell, T. Hourigan, J. Kaliscak. A Forclnelll, A. Retzer, C. Emery, R. Fogelstrorn, E. Mahoney, C. Supranovich. The 1986 Girls Track team finished 4th in the Housa- tonic League with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. The teams overall standing was a very impressive 7- 4 record. A disap- pointing loss to Am- ity was decided by a thin 9 point margin, but that did not mar the enthusiasm of the team. Senior Michelle Michaud and Junior Sheri Crew guided the team as the captains. Coach Farley will be looking Sheri Crew and Chris Thulin to guide the team In their senior year. Michelle Michaud muscled her way past a large amount of would-be competitors in the field events. Rhonda Fogelstrorn was exceptional in the High Hurdles and Kristen Appuzo contributed In the short sprints. Un- derclassmen Diana Tupay and Diana Grabsch will be needed for their sprinting abilities next year. Coach Farley will be put- ting a large amount of faith on the under- classmen and the returning senior next year to make it a solid team. Boys Track 1st row F Winters. R. Dlbbern. P. Miller. J. Word, M. McComb, D. Smith, H. Hester, J. Bartovic. S. Kavanaugh. 2nd row E. Lundgrin, D. Farley. T. Griffin, J. Bloom, S. Philbrick. J. Swantek. T. DiNeen. M. Shook. 3rd row R. lovorono, J. Michonski, T.. Torino, T. Powers, T. Degnan, L. Harris, R. Brown. J. Simone, M. Griffin, B. Cannata, C. Grey, L. Burgess. M Hanna The Boys’ Track Team finished 3rd in the Housatonic League by running out to an impressive 8-2-1. Co-captain Tom Degnan burned up the Housatonic League and the State by winning the 5000 and 3200 endurance runs. Senior Rick Brown captured the Housy title in the High Hurdles. On the field, seniors, Larry Harris and Todd Powers muscled their way to victories in the weights events. Co-captain Marion Hanna became the most versatile athlete by participat- ing in the Triple Jump, Long Jump, High Jump; and the Pole Vault. Hanna also went to the State meet and placed 5th in the Pole Vaulting event. Jeff Bloom accompanied Hanna to the States and came in 6th in the Pole Vaulting. Joe Simone will have to take up the slack in the weights events. Returning athletes Ralph Iavarona, Joe Simone, Mike McComb, Chip Palmero, Jeff Bloom; and Tim Griffin should provide a strong nucleus for Coach Charles Farley to build upon in the upcoming season. Girls Tennis Notre Dame W Branford L Platt L Amity L Lyman Hall W North Haven W Amity L Seymour L Branford L Lyman Hall W Cheshire L North Haven L Seymour W Notre Dame W Cheshire L Maloney W The 1986 Girls Tennis team fin- ished the season with a respect- able 6-9 record. They were led by co-captains Trlcia Coyle and Sue Fazzino. The highlight of their season was when they crushed crosstown rival Lyman Hall 8-1 on the Sheehan courts. The Titans' strong senior class, including Sheri Rossicone. Rene St. Hi- laire. and Sherry Driscoll, was a big help this season and will be missed next year. Next year Beth Boudreau. Djana Paper, and Wendy Kenedy are expected to fill in for missing seniors and rally the Titans to a victorious season In 1987. Boys Tennis 140 IH Southington W 5-4 Branford L 9-0 Amity L 9-0 East Haven W 5-1 Lyman Hall W 5-4 North Haven L 5-4 Platt W 5-3 Amity L 8-1 East Haven W 8-4 Branford L 9-0 Lyman Hall L 5-4 Cheshire L 7-2 North Haven L 5-4 Crosby W 9-0 Croby W 9-0 Cheshire L 5-2 The 1986 Boys’ Tennis team fin- ished with a 3-9 re- cord In the Housa- tonic League and a respectable 7-9 re- cord overall. The team coach Dick Tucker experienced a tough 5-4 loss to Lyman Hall, but the netters had their re- venge when they defeated Lyman Hall on the road 5-4 later in the season. Senior Scott Casclano used his leadership qualities on the court as captain. Casclano, Pat Splca, Brian Ludovico, and Bill Stevens pro- vided a strong base for the team. Rohn Hel- gerd, a junior, was first seed and played excellent tennis. Paul Body also had a good season and Coach Tucker hopes that their leadership qualities will lead the team to a winning season next year. 1st row D. Robinson. T. Body. D. Bielak, B. Ludovico. 2nd row S. Casciano. P. Spica. R Moore, B. Stevens. R. Heigerd. : Golf Notre Dame L SYiAVj Xavier W 7fc.5Vfr Norwich Academy L 11-2 Southington L 103 Notre Dome L 7V,.5‘ 2 North Haven W 13-0 Shelton L 112 Amity L 11' .5V? East Haven W 13 0 Lyman Hall W 12%. Vi Branford w 9 Vi-3 Vi Xavier w 4Vi-l Vi Cheshire Tie 6 Vi-6 Vi Cromwell W 8-5 Branford W 12 1 Shelton L 11 Vi-Vi Cheshire L 11-2 Amity W 8-5 East Haven w llVi-' 2 North Haven w 11-2 Lyman Hall w 10-3 Maloney w 4 Vi-1 ? Middletown w 5-0 The Sheehan Gold Team played excellent golf and made It to the Division II Tournament ranked 12th at the start. The 12-8-1 record and the 4th place finish. In the Housatonlc League, with a record of 9-4-1 enabled the team to qualify for the tournament. When the vmoke cleared, Steve Zawadskl shot the best high school score of 77. and aided the Titans to finish tied for a 2nd place In the state rankings. Steve Zawadskl. Scott Mlchonskl. and Howie Mason lead the team with Karl Swenson. Jim McMahon also being key factors. For the first time in Sheehan history, the Titans beat Xavier twice. Karl Swenson hit the perfect shot to sink a hole-in-one. on the 16th. at the Farms Country Club. The golf team rose to a challenge with the Amity team and beat them 8-5. which Is no easy task. Head coach, Mr. Schlottman. Is looking for Karl Swenson, Jim McMahon. Steve Inglese. Bob Clark, and Ken Short to set the tone for the upcoming golf sea- son. Softball Shelton Cheshire East Haven North Haven Branford Seymour Derby Amity Shelton Lyman Hall Cheshire East Haven North Haven Lyman Hall Branford Seymour Derby Amity L 4-3 L 8-6 L 16-12 W 2-0 L 8-2 L 4-3 W 9-2 L 5-4 L 4-1 W 4-3 L 8-0 L 15-4 W 3-2 L 3-1 W 11-8 W 5-1 L 6-2 L 3-0 1st row K. Dyer. L. Mazzucco, B. Thorpe. N. Zandri, J. Dorrico. 2nd row J. Birdsey. M. Bates. H. Frit , S. Dorrico. M. Caufleld, L. Johnson The 1986 Girl Softball team had their share of ups and downs this season. They end- ed up missing the tournament by only two games. The highlight of the Titans season came with a win over Lyman Hall on the Trojans’ home field. Among the seven letter-winners returning will be pitcher Stacey Dorrico, who led the team in hit- ting. Seniors Michele Bates and Linda Mazzucco played excellent ball all year round. Stacey Dorrico, Jenny Birdsey, and Michele Bates were second team all- Housy picks. Heather Fritz received all- Housy honorable mention. Coach Dick Schroder expects a lot from his team this year with the talent he has coming back. 145 Baseball Shelton L 9-3 Cheshire W 7-1 East Haven L 5-2 North Haven L 8-3 Branford L 6-4 Seymour W 7-1 Lyman Hall L 2-1 Derby L 9-8 Amity L 14-13 Shelton L 5-1 Cheshire L 6-2 East Haven W 8-6 North Haven L 12-2 Branford W 9-6 Seymour L 11-5 Lyman Hall W 14-6 Amity L 6-2 Derby L 8-5 Although the Shee- han Baseball team fin- ished Its campaign at 5-13. they had an out- standing offense that scored Just under six runs a game and had an overall team bat- ting average of over .300. The reason they were able to do this was because of their talented senior class. Captains Dennis Mills, Mike Mlhalek. and Jim Fuda were a major reason they were able to achieve this feat. Senior Steve UJvarl contributed greatly to the Titans' offense by bat- ting over .400. Brian Gilliam and Lou DePonte aid- ed the Titans with clutch hitting and smart base- running. The Sheehan pitching staff consisted of three main pitchers, Ray Diaz, Mills, and Fuda. Coach Bill Fritz used this past season to try to build the team for the future. He did this by giving sopho- mores Dan Dlghello and Matt Fritz some varsity experience. Spring 1986 l t row D. Mill . B. Gilliam. R Rau. D Dlghello. M. Fritz, J. Escotto. 2nd row M. Brooks. R. Diaz, M. Brown. J. Koons. N. Ludovico. C. Ematrudo, J. Cohen. 3rd row W. Fritz (Coach), M. Mihalek. S. Ujarvi. J. Summerfield, J. Starrs. J. MacKenzie. D. Craig, J. Fuda, E. Kudzma, B. Frits (Manager) 14 There arc a few who remain, a little while more. They’re not in a hurry, to leave the school, They’re interested in having fun things to do Their minds are creative, so they become a part. Of Clubs and Activities, like Drama and Art Or if you like to make friends, then join AFS, And become part of the family, like all the rest There are so many others, to get involved with. There is just so many, it’s a very long list So remember when, the last bell rings. There are Clubs and Activities, and other fun things. Anonymous L Hubbard Row 1: M. Eblnger. C. Tots. M. Mcllllo. C. Palermo. D. Gelas. K. Hunter. M. Carpenter. T. McMahon. K. Swenson. Row 2: S. Bloom. K. Llllenthal. K. White. P. Vecaey. J. Gerber. O- Werner. C. Supranovich. K. Kwolek. C. Lackstrom. J. Gaetjcn. R. Whlaler. P. MacDonald. B. Tots. B. Salei. L. Coleman. D. Farley, C. Juliano. Row 4: D. Pucci, S. Halstead. 6. Gray. J. Lane. K. Koba. S. Staback. J. Nalcwalck. G. Tarnowakl, C. Schunnman. J. Sponauer. Missing K. Dyer. L. Grabech. S. Morris. J. Dillon. S. Scott. M. Hancock. J. Chisholm. K. Plrea. K. Homeatead. A. Basso. M. Buses. C. Koaner. L. Squeglia, S. Staback, K. Bocttger. K. Whlaler. G E R M A N C L U B 150 R. Rivers T. Sommo E. Ferguson S P A N I S H C L U B Row I: J Zelenekl. D. Farone. D. Tupay. C. Llnaberry. W. Kennedy. D. Thompeon. J Urbano. Row 2; L. BailUaio. J. Faizlno. K. Apuuo. L. Hubbard. J. Barbonl. K. Llnabeiry. K. Marraronl. I.. D'Angelo. Row 3: K. Setton. S Karen, C. Parker. J. Henry. R. Hrehowakl. C. Beghlnale. T. Butka. Row 4: R. Blghinatl. D. Cotter. A. Retrer. S. Broughton. S. Pedetaon. Mleelng: L. Sheehan. B. Blovln. K. Walker. T. Callahan. M. Rubin. M. Glenn. N. Kenyon. D. Butler. P. Lualces. 151 C. Totz S. Bloom Row 1: N. Ptrti, C. Palermo. K. Congo. D. Thompeon. E. Connolly. H. Tulpar. S. Pried. K. Duprcy. E. Stakala. C. Pclllcclo. L. Srqulla. Row 2: J. Hillman. A. Phllbrlck. G. Vecchltto, C. Supranovlch. J. Sandra. J. Kokaaka. C. Rlcclo. A. Parker. Row 3: C. ToU. S. Gray. J. Gaetjen. R. Whlslcr. S. Halatead. D. O'Connor, i. Lana. T. Callahan. Mlaa Underwood. Mra. Wake man. J. Bloom. Mlaalng: K. Koba. J. Nalewajek. K. Kwolek. B. Tota, T. Pittman. D. Pucci. K. Dyer. L. Hillman. J. Hallett. S. Phllbrlck. C. Lacketrom, G. McKeon. K. Whlaler, L. Gravea. 152 Row 1: R. Castiglione. M. Hax. N. Helton. S. Lucas. L. Fruln. Row 2: R. Fogelstrom. J. Gerber. A. Fahey. L. McPherson. M. Romano. Row 3: C. Emery. P. Vecsey. T. Henclik. B. Desroclies. E. Wojcik. 153 D. Pucci N H S Kow I: K. Kenyon. H. Fritz, K. Swenson. M. Hogan. Row 2: L. Moynahan. M. Ebigner, C. Totz. M. Thiede, L. Grabsch. Mrs. Hetzel. Row 3: Mr. Dohorety. C. Lackstrom. S. Halstead. G. Vecchitto D. Paper 154 G. Tarnowski. C. Lackstrom. Mrs. Mannion. K. Kwolck. S. Halstead, C. Lackstrom. K. Swenson, C. Totz T I T A N P R E S S Row 1: D. Paper. Mr� . Wertheim. Row 2: G. Vecchitto. J. Kokoszka. C. Pelllccio. Row 3: P. MacDonald. J. Nalewajek. N. Cenimo. J. Spunauer. Missing: H. Hester, L. Hillman. K. Hunter. L. Sheehan. J. Lichenstein, Mr. O'Conner, A. St. Hilaire. J. Swantek. II. Frazer. Miss Samaha, S. Dorrico. J. Gerber. M. Hastings. Ms. Jellen. 155 G. Tarnowski s T U D E N T C O U N C Row 1: K. Linaberry, S. Crew. S. Clough. K. McGowan. D. Farley. C. Ematrudo, J. Fazzino, S. Morris. Row 2: P. Masse. C. Thulin. J. Morgan. J. Chordas. K. Flyntz. J. Mackenzie. P. - Digioa. T. Hanna. Row 3: H. Fritz. M. Ebinger. M. Nlrmai. Mr. Cigas, S. Lynch. C. Melillo. J. - Woods. Ms. McCarthy-Crombe! J. Kokaska s T U D E N T C O U N C Row 1: K. Hunter. R. Nalvandian. K. Clark, N. Kenyon. S. Stabach. D. Paper. Row 2: M. Izzo. B. Fryes. L. Rosslccne. L. Body. J. Julius. K. McKelflsh. M. Stevens. Row 3: B. Clark. D. Fritz. T. Griffin. S. Inglese. L. Obion. C. Gerz, P. Pacheco, K. Caulfield. 156 K. Linaberry M. Nirmal J. Mackenzie Row 1: J. Gerber, W. Kennedy. Row 2: Mr. Hill. P. Pacheco. L. Obion. J. Kokozka. P. Vccscy, Ms. McCarthy-Krombcl. D. Paper 157 Lying Down: J. Gaetjan. Row 2: Behind hand D. Pucci. G. Vecchitto. T. Pittman. E. Connolly. S. Gray. Row 3: Mr. Rinaldi. D. O’Connel. C. I.ackstrom. J. Lane. J. Halet, G. McKeon. Missing: L. Hillman. D R A M A C L U B 158 K. Andreeon, Mr. Rinaldi T. Pittman S. Gray. G. Vecchitto. J. Gaetjcn W E I G H T T E A M A. St. Hilaire. H. Tulpar. J. Bloom. M. McComb. S. Crew. K. Kenyon. D. Porter Row 2: C. Blakeslee. B. Totz. B. Fries. J. Swantek. T. Hourigan. Row 3: R. DeLoughery. W. Kennedy, D. Paper. K. Linaberry. D. Farone. J. Davis. M. Escoto. Row 4: J. Silvestri. D. Farley. R. Pearson. F. Mirra. R. Morse. F. Winters. T. Griffin. C. Ematrudo. K. Sundwall. Missing: J. Gerber. Miss Mattison H. Tulpar Row 1: S. Bauko. L. Coleman, C. Pelllcclo, K. Kwolek, A. Phllbrlck. K. Dyer, J. Bonlto. Row 2: J. Young, T. Hourigan. L. Naumann, M. Busa, S. Grillo, P. Bauers, D. Wells. J. Nalewajek. Row 3: L. Rosick. L. Squelia, K. Caulfield, D. Porter, K. Swenson, C. Lackstrom. w o 0 D W 1 N D S 160 S T A R X U 0 M p P H E O T N S E S Row 1: L. VanRUrcom, R. Morse. K. Baxter. M. Lanahan. L. Sheehan. L. Rossicone. Row 2: J. Beckert. R. Reed. M. Kelley. K. Maguder, L. Tassmer. Row 3: S. Briggs. T. Griffin. M. Morehouse. E. Jacques. R. DeLoughery Row 1: C. Blakeslee, S. Brown. R. Clark. L. Godfrey. G. Vecchitto. Row 2: S. Kavanaugh. D. Varney, J. Silvestri. D. Farley. R. Smart. 161 Row 1: B. Connolly. A. Phllbrlck. T. Bouchoutrouch. D. Bowden. M. Loubler. B. Dejesus. D Thompson. M Hancock, D. Smith. M. Combs. N. Cenimo. C. Supranovich. D. Pucci. D. Cairnes. Ms. Zola. Row 2: K. Hunter. D. Young. T. Henclik. D. Bencivengo. S. Morris. B. Blovin. M. Simmons. G. McKeon, C. Sheehy. J. Hallett. J. SelGaudio. H. Tulpar. N. Perez. C. Parker. K. Kellner. T. Faulkner. Row 3: A. DiNallo. J. Urbano. A. Forsythe, C. Laskevltch. R. Bretco, A. Parisl. S. Gray. C. Medyesy, G. Criscuola, C. Schunnman. J. Bloom. A. Gayton, J. Bartovic. N. Guilmette, J. Heskes. M. Thiede, R. Whisler. Row 1: M. Sorota, A. Phllbrlck, J. Dillon, D. Pucci, K. Congo. Row 2: T. Faulkner, T. Henclik, M. Thiede, S. Gray, C. Totz. 162 Row 1: L. Cerreto. J. Dillion. B. Mercurio. Row 2: M. Des jardins. A. Retzer. D. Thompson. K. Congo. M. Reyes. M. Marcus . J. Kaye Row 2: K. Home- stead. A. Carlino. G. Criscuolo. L. Ingham. P. Scott. Row 3: A. Parlsl, V. Kovak. A. Muro, S. Gray. S. Merski. Row 1: E. Connolly. L. Graves. J. Miller. D. Bencivengo. Row 2: C. Goral. S. Broughton. J. Buschbaum. B. DeJesus. T. Henclick. Row 3: D. Bowden. J. Urbano. D. Young. K. Michonski. Row 1: P. Belmler. D. Pucci. H. St.Pierre. Row 2: M. Glenn. C. Parker. M. Haffner. Row 3: R. Whisler. D. Kahl. G Morneau. Row 1: D. Paper. C. Goral. K. Congo. C. Zmljewskl. S. Zmljewskl. J. Hillman. Row 2: T. Hcncllk. D. Pucci, E. Mahoney, D. Turnbull. T. McFarlane. S. Morris. J. Hcstes. Row 3: R. Wblslcr. M. Third . S. Gray. K. Mlchanekl. H. Findlay. A. DINallo. H. Tulpar. S. Peled 164 M. Caulfield, James, A. Polito M. Smith Bill Perreault S. Zmijewski. M. Thiedc. C. Zmijewski T. Henclik R. Whisler Row 1: N. Winters, R. Hrehowsik, J. Zelenski, J. Chordas. D. Thompson, $. Broughton, A. Retzer. Row 2: M. Morehouse. D. Farone, K. Caulfield, T. Hourigan, M. Owens. L. Obion, B. Emfinger, J. Miller. 165 C. 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Tony Dorrico Realtor Associate® p HOToorvATHHc: wvt 'oov • ooproain tarn • vwfnoNQB • year BOOK PORTRA T3 John Vigiiotti Realtor Associate® BEAZLEV COMRLAY, REALTORS BEAZLEY COMPYVY, REALTORS 97 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, CT 06510 Office: (203) 865-2000 Residence: (203) 269-0760 97 Whitney Ave., New Haven, CT. 06510 (203) 865-2000 Residence Phone: (203) 397-9107 DAYS a WEEK! Record-Journal The area's leading newspaper 11 Crown Street Meriden, CT 06450 235-1661 Wallingford Motorcycle Safety Offerings Introduction to Motorcycling World Motorcycle Safety (Motorcycle Rider Course) Using our cycles and helmets Better Biking Program-Motorcycle Safety Motorcycle Basic Mechanics Mo-Ped Safety • Passenger Course Motorcycle Trailer Course • Car Trailering ATV Training M.T. Sheehan High School Hope Hill Road Wallingford. CT 06492 203 269-0771 265-2831 Ext. 300 RICHARD CHARETTE Cycle Safety Co-ordinator COLONY SAVINGS BANK Congratulates The 1987 Sheehan High School Graduates. 909 North Colony Rd. P.O. Box 1507 Wallingford Connecticut 06492 203 269-2825 Telephone Chris, thank you for all the memories. I’ll miss you. Kathy Le Leanerkin Trois KW RR TS Vive toujours! Christy Have you seen a full moon lately Michelle I will miss everyone in AFS. Good luck AFS Group. To Ms. Louise Hoffman-Good Luck with Chuckie!!R T Mes amis, Vous demeurerez toujours dans mon coeur Merci beaucoup pour les memoirs !! Je t'aime L3. Goodbye class of 87 Goodluck in the future! Steve Riccio 1 18 85 U have my daze nites YOUR BABE. Bill Good luck in your Sheehan High years have fun and always do your homework!! Love Tracy. The Leanerkin Trois will live on forever-KW, RR, TS. Scammers: We’re 1 ymi, hey 1 got Kidnapped Tish. Donny- Thank-you for being here for me ILY-Bucky. David Sache que je t'aime toujours!! 1-14-85. HEYJEANI“LLNEVERFORGETFRIKN”FRKKRISNKRISFUNHILL. Beth-good luck in all you do. Thanks. LYLAS Kelly. Sigal, friends to the end! a-ha! Denim! Rhinestones! 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