Middletown High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

THE LAIR 1987 Middletown High School Middletown, Connecticut 2 Three years have gone by and the Baby Dragon is now a toddler. Through spirit, pride, and determination and encouragement and sup- port from the faculty, parents, and especially the students, he has become stronger. By combining the two dominating forces of the cat Kingdom, we became twice as cunning, twice as powerful, and twice as eager for new friendships and competitions. The Class of 1987 has seen the end of an era and the beginning of a new. They died as Wildcats or Tigers and were re-bom as Dragons. This class has truly carried on the qualities of the Dragons and we hope future classes will display the same qualities. 3 Administration harry K. Nartunian Principal Alfred B. Tychsen Superindent William Molley Asst. Principal Vincent Malone Asst. Superintendent Joseph Borkowski Bd. Ed. Chairman Pred Balsamo Athletics 6 Carol Parmalee Curriculum David Audette Pupil Services John fisher Transportation 7 [ Paul Akasie Ind. Arts Delores Allen Tor. Lang. Michael Awdziewicz Dis. Ed. George Baldwin ind. Arts Robin Besek Spec. Ed. Bette Behm Secretary Loraine Biancur Por. Lang. Alice Bilas Eng. Soc. Stud. Gail Borio Librarian JoAnn Branciforte Math James Bransfield Soc. Stud. Patricia Bryant Home Ec. Phyllis Campisi School Nurse Margaret Carbo Spec. Ed. Linda Caron Phys. Ed. Helen Carpini Math Mary Cludinski Buss Ed. Roger Cole Work Study Lyn Connery Tri-county Alcohol Rep. Milton Davis Science 8 Daniel Digiulio Inst. Leader Vo-ag Sophie Elwood Eng. Christine Fazzina Eng. Michael Fraulino Eng. Kathleen Gallagher Eng. Anthony Gioco Inst. Leader Science Raymond Greeme Art Bruce Gross Science Dennis Guimares Soc. Stud. MaryAnn Hall Secretary Vo-ag Lucy Harrington Guidance William Harris Ind. Arts Wallis Hazelton Math Henry Hiller Phys Ed. Karen Jackson Math Patricia Jepson Vo-ag Warren Jessen Inst. Leader Eng. Debra Johnston Spec. Ed. Joyce Jones Secretary Robert Jones Soc. Stud. 9 Alexis Koeppen Aide Judith Kalinowski Science henry Koritkoski Phys. Ed. Thomas Labella Guidance Maria Laqo Aide Pamela Lavery Spec. Ed. Kathleen Liftig home Ec. Sebastian Liseo Work Study Sebastian Listro Guidance Sebastian Lombardo Music Craig Lundell Science Christine Marselli for. Lang. Barbara Martin Aide Barbara McDerrmott Spec. Ed. Virginia McWilliams Math Susan Monarca G.I.S. Aide Rhonda Montanile Inst. Leader Bus. Ed. Ruth Montgomery For. Lang. Jackie Mounts Library Aide Robert Mulconry Soc. Stud. 10 John Myjak Art Sandra O'Brien Spec. Ed. Therese O'Mare Allied health JoAnn Ohannesian Eng. Carl Otfinoski Inst. Leader Soc. Stud. Rose Otto Asst. Librarian Joanna Panning Math Mary Pawelcyzk Secretary Judith Pehota Guidance Alice Perrault Bus. Ed. Gloria Maynard Bookkeeper Susan Porter For. Lang. Jane Preuss Secretary Annabel Resnisky E.S.L. James Rocha Science Elizabeth Rosano Soc. Stud. Joseph Rosano Math Rich Rosek Phys. Ed. Leslie Saunders Music John Skubel Work Study 11 I Dr. Trank Smith School Psych. Michelle Spacek Science Steven Taylor Vo-Ag Janet Thompson Math Connie Tillotta Soc. Worker Mary Jo Torcello Science Alexander Tucci Eng. Anita Vallee Bus. Ed. Sheila Walsh Bus. Ed. Cindy Warm Eng. Christopher Warren Eng. Paul Weston Eng. Edward Wilson Soc. Stud. Sharon Witkowski Aide Rosalie Zigmund Reading Leo Zirolli Spec. Ed. 12 SENIORS Viviana Alvarez Kathy Amara Kristine Amara Amy Anderson Class Of 1987 Paul Augeri Linda Balzer Dee Barclay Kim Barker 1� Jean Belniak Karen Bois l Carolyn Bond Maria Boscarino 19 Michael McCane Peter Caldes Richie Calma Michelle Campagna Cimberly Campbell Christine Campisi Alexandra Caracoglia Greg Cara coglia Eddie Corvo Alan Currie Jennifer Curtis Penny Czajka Keith Dagnall Michele Daniels Terry Davignon Lisa Dawes Marc Detour Jennifer Devivo Marry Dicker Jens Diebold Class Of 1987 Silvio DiGrande Tanya DiMauro Andrea Doane Cassandra Milton 21 Cheryl Emanuelson Todd Emmett Elizabeth Evans Kim Earren Robert fazzino Michael Fishman Colin Fletcher Robert Fralick Keith Franklin Oail Frederick Robert Fullam Amy Gannon Class Of 1987 Krista Goral Richard Graig Erica Greenwell 22 Kim Gionfriddo Marcelle Griffin Eddie Guillemette Joanne Hall James Handley Gia Harewood Carolyn Hayes Paula Heffernan SeaP Heng Joseph Higgins Amy Hills Mei-Chan Hong Stephen Hughes James Imme Delvin Jackson Mishan Holley 23 Steven Jacques Lisa Jagoda James Jones Joy Jackson Michael Kmietck Katharine Knowlton Gary Korman John-Paul Lacombc Sherry Langlois 24 Jose Lopez Thanh Lan Mai Quy Maltese Class Of 1987 Scott Marion 25 Susannah Morgan Kathy Morin Sarah Morin pam Morosky Class Of 1987 Carolyn Mosca Wasim Munawar Colleen Murphy Jay Murray Chris Myjak Laura Mewman Susan nieliwocki Matt Mygren Delia Olufokunbi Clint Paseos Carmen Ready Judy Ostrowski Karen Otto Cathy Pillarella Samantha Pudvah Kenny Perry Lisa Rivera Christopher Roberts Michael Robbins Jay Robinson Kreom Roeung Sharon Roman Kenneth Scoville Stephanie Rosek Jocelyn Samuel Salvatore Saraceno Karyn Schilke Ken Schmechel Kerry Schrenker Jennifer Shaw Sharon Short Christiana Sieburg Leslie Smith Robert Schwarm Lucinda Scott David Schwa rm 28 Kimberly Sticht Winnifred Sutton David Thompson Class Of 1987 Bjorn Thorveldsen Linda Tironi Jeanne Trotta Tamara Tschinkel Ellen Turco Kelly Willets Tony Villallba James Watkins Lisa Whalen Madley Adams Wayne Williams Laurel Wood Brenda Carr Cynthia Wright 30 Laura Allegretti Class Committees 9, Student Council 9 Life is not what one wants it to be, but to make the best of it as it is, is the only way of being hap- py- Christine Allen Class Committees 12, Minority Student Coalition 10,11,12, Spanish ltalian Club 10,11,12, Basketball 10,11,12 Manager 10,11, Volleyball 9 If you mind your own busi- ness, you'll live long. -Tora Bartell John Althen Soccer 9; Swimming 9. Viviana Alvarez American field Service 12; Class Committees 12; Computer Club 12; newspaper 12. Kathy Amara SADD 9,10; Talent Show 9,10; Safe Rides. Chris Anderson Chorus 11,12; homeroom Re- presentative 11; SADD 9,10,11,12 Do not walk in front of me, I may not follow. Do not walk be- hind me, 1 may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Scott Aresco Physical fitness Club 11,12; Var- sity Club 10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11, cap- tain 12; Indoor Track 9,10,11,12 It ain't over till it's over. -Yogi Berra Paul Augeri homeroom Representative 12; newspaper 10, Sports Editor 11,12; Radio Station 11, Sports Editor 12; Student Council Trea- surer 12; Yearbook 12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Track 10,12. have no regrets. -John Skubel Carol Bartell Cheerleading JV Captain 9,10,11; Chorus 9,11; Class Committees 12; DECA 12; Homeroom Representative 9,10,11; Majorettes 9,12; Stu- dent Council 9,10,11; Talent Show 9,10,11,12; Minority Stu- dent Coalition 10,11; Junior Achievement 9; Track 9,10,11,12. To leave is to die a little To die to what we love. We leave behind a bit of ourselves Wherever we have been. -Rondel de I'Adieu Jean Belniak Majorettes 11. Life's meaning has always eluded me and I guess it always will. But I love it just the same. -Elwyn Brooks White Karen Bois french Club 9,10; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Spanish lta- lian Club 11,12; Yearbook 12; Soccer 9 Peter Boucher Hurray for TV Guide, swim- ming, computers, and P.M. Mag- azine. -Peter Boucher Domenica Bramato Spanish ltalian Club 11 This bridge only takes you halfway to the mysterious lands you long to see: so come walk awhile with me and share the twisting trails halfway- But the last steps we always take alone! -D. Bramato Mark Brookes Live fast, die fast. -MOtley Crtle Susan Cacciola Class Committees 12; Class Offi- cer 9; DECA 11, Secretary 12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10; Cross Country 10; Soccer 12; Softball Manager 9,10,11,12 Sharing a life together is shar- ing steps in time. The music is different to each of us, but how beautiful the dance. -flavia Cris Cadiz Class Committees 12; Drama Club 12; Marching Band 11; newspaper 12; Stage Band 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Tennis 11,12. I look to the sea, reflections in the waves strike my memory, some happy, some sad-1 think of childhood friends and the dreams we had- And we ll try, the best we can, to carry on. -Styx Sean Caffrey newspaper 11; Vocational Agri- culture Rich Calma Computer Club 10,11,12, Secre- tary 11; french Club 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,12; Year- book 12; Crew 9,10,11,12 Michelle Campagna AfS 9,10,11, Treasurer 12; Cho- rus 9; Class Committees 11,12; Drama Club 9,10,11, Secretary 12; Homeroom Representative 12,- Latin Club 11,12; Math Team 9,10,11,12; national Honor Soci- ety 11, Secretary 12; newspaper 9; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Yearbook 9; Women's Soccer 10,11,12 After the smoke cleared, it was down to you and I. Then the sun appeared, and there was nothing left but goodbyes ... -Bon Jovi Cimberly Campbell french Club 9; Softball 12. I wish the best of luck to all of the underclassmen: It's better to have a dream and to work hard towards making it come true, then not to have a dream. Christine Campisi AfS 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9; Class Committees 11,12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Homeroom Repre- sentative 10,11; Latin Club 10,11; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11,12; Student Council 10,11; Talent Show 12; Crew 9,10,11 Life is very short and there's no time, for fussing and fighting, my friend -Beatles 31 Alexandra Caracoglia Homeroom Representative 12; Latin Club 11,12; national Honor Society 12; newspaper 9,10, Co- Editor 11,12; Radio Station 10; Student Council 12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Golf 9,10, Captain 11,12; Soccer Manager 12 Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love and to work and to play and to look at the stars. -Henry Van Dyke Good luck class of '87 and thanks for everything!! -A. Caracoglia Greg Caracoglia Spanish ltalian Club 10; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10 Brenda Can- Minority Student Coalition 12 If it is to be it is up to me. -Anonymous You only live once but if you live it right once is enough. -Unknown Rosemarie Carta Cheerleader 10,11, Captain 12; Class Committees 12; Class President 9,10; DECA 11,12; Lat- in Club 11,12; SADD 9,10; Spani- sh ltalian Club 9,10; Yearbook 12; Men's Track Manager 11,12; Softball Manager 10 “When will we learn, there's nowhere else to turn, but to the love that's in our hearts'' -Lionel Richie Laura Cartwright American Field Service 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; SADD 10, Represen- tative 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Junior Achievement; CPR First Aid Assistant Instruc- tor 11,12; Intramural Gymnas- tics 10; Crew 9; Soccer 10,11,12. “Who climb never fall. Those who reach will fall only to rise again with much more strength.” Suzie Chesik Chorus 10; Drama Club 9,10; Homeroom Representative 11; Marching Band 9,10,11; newspa- per 10; Stage Band 9; Student Council 9; Talent Show 9 Aim high with your dreams, but set goals in which to follow. -Suzie Chesik Stephanie Chubbuck Class Committees 12; Home- room Representative 10; Phys- ical Fitness Club 11; Student Council 10 At last the caterpillar took the hookah out of its mouth, and ad- dressed Alice in a languid, sleepy voice. “Who are you? -Lewis Carroll Bill Coleman Football 9,10,11,12 Matthew L. Connelly American Field Service 10,11,12; Class Committees 11,12; Drama Club 12; Homeroom Representa- tive 9; Latin Club 11,12; March- ing Band 9,10,11; national Hon- or Society 11, Vice-President 12; newspaper 10,11,12; Radio Sta- tion 9, Sports Editor 10, Sports Director 11,12; Student Council 9; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Stu- dent Merger Committee 9; Year- book 9,10,11; AFS President 12; Crew 9; Swimming 9,10,11,12; Tennis 12. “There are things that are known, there are things that are unknown; In between there are doors.” -William Blake Marie Cordone Drama Club 9,10; Physical Fit- ness Club 9,10,11; Spanish lta- lian Club 9; Cross Country 9; Track 9,10 A real friend never lets you down. Eddie Corvo Debate Club 10,11; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Talent Show 10,11,12; Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Soccer 9,11,12 “If b.s. were money, I'd be a millionaire. -Richard Pryor Alan Currie Class Committees 11,12; Phys- ical Fitness Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11,12; Talent Show 12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11, Captain 12; In- door Track 10,11, Captain 12 ... Just sittin' back trying to recapture a little of the Gloria. The time slips away and leaves you with nothing mister but bor- ing stories of Glory Days.” Bruce Springsteen. Penny Czajka SADD 11,12; Class Committee 12 Believe in yourself and every- thing is possible. Michele Daniels Class Committees 12; Home- room Representative 11,12; Stu- dent Council 11,12; Talent Show 9; Softball 9,12 “If you can't be with the one you love, you gotta love the one you're with! Bow-legged Lou- Full Force Jennifer DeVivo Class Committees 12; DECA 11, Treasurer 12; Drama Club 9, Secretary 10,11; newspaper 9,10,11,12; Radio Station 10,11; Talent Show 9,10,11,12; Audio- visual 10,11 The world is all out there for you. It all depends on what you do. Your life is too short for was- tin' time. So follow your heart and make up your mind. -Unknown Harry Dicker Class Committees 12; DECA 11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Minority Student Co- alition 11, Vice-President 12; Physical Fitness Club 9; Stage Band 9,10; Talent Show 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Track 10,12; Junior Achieve- ment 12. “A dream is a vision of one's mind, and those who prosper will succeed. Jens Diebold French Club 12; Latin Club 12; Tennis 12; Soccer 12 32 Silvio DiGrande Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11; Baseball 9,11,12; Soccer 10,11 Tanya DiMauro We have to take courage and jump. We have to cut the ropes and set ourselves adrift. We have to leave the solid ground to learn to swim. We have to sacrifice our security and take risks. -Unknown Andrea Doane Class Committees 12; French Club 11,12; Majorettes 10,11; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; na- tional Honor Society 11,12; Var- sity Club 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Indoor Track 12 We laughed the smiles of sor- row We cried tears of joy ... We shared the defeats ... and celebrated the victories ... memories of today will never be forgotten ... in this world or the next. Good luck in the future for our paths may never cross again. -Andrea Doane Jamie Doyle DECA 12; Soccer 9,10,11. Lisa Dawes Minority Student Coalition 10 Life is half spent before we know what it is. -Herbert Terry Davignon Key Club 9,10; newspaper 9,10; MYARC Executive Board Mem- ber; Library Aid 12; Track 9. If you have something, set it free. If it returns it was yours, if it does not it was never yours.” -Anonymous Cheryl Emanuelson Class Committees 12; French Club 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Swimming 9,10,11,12; Track 10; Indoor Track 12. Oh once in your life you find someone who will turn your world around ... bring you up when you're feeling down, how our dreams are cornin' true ... Ya- I'll be standin' there by you.” -Bryan Adams Elizabeth Evans Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Li- brary Club 9; President 12; Crew 11. In the warriors code there is no surrender, though the body says Stop', the spirit cries nev- er. -Survivor Wendy Failla SADD 10; Spanish ltalian Club 9; Talent Show 9. Kim Farren Drama Club 11,12; AFS 12; Tal- ent Show 12; Spanish ltalian Club 11; newspaper 11,12; Bas- ketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9,11,12; Yearbook 11,12. Sometimes you just gotta say what the________I Robert Fazzino Crew 10,11. See you on the dark side of the moon.” -Pink Floyd Michael Fishman American Field Service 12; Class Committees 9,10,11,12; Span- ish ltalian Club 9,10,11; Base- ball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10. It's been a long four years. I've made some special friends and I've made some dumb mis- takes, but I only have to say one thing: Thank God I'm graduat- ing.” Sherry Foelkl Class Committees 12. Rob Fralick AFS 9,10,11,12; Class Commit- tees 12; French Club 9,10,12; Latin Club 10,11; newspaper 12; Radio Station 10; Varsity Club 11,12; Yearbook 10, Photogra- phy Editor 11, 12; Crew 9,11,12; Swimming 10,11, Captain 12; Track 9 There was a time, there was a way to live and it's no secret that it won't come back again. -mxs Gail Frederick Color Guard 9,10, Captain 11; Drama Club 10; Select Chorus 9,10,11,12; Yearbook, Editor-In- Chief 12. And so my friends we ll say goodnight, for time has claimed its prize; but tonight can always last as long as we keep alive the memories of Paradise.” -Styx Robert Fullam Crew 10; Cross Country 9. Die with your boots on. Amy Gannon Latin Club 10; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10; Yearbook 9; Soccer 9 April fever is no stranger night and morning in my shadow world of pleasure and danger take my spirit - 1 must follow. -Bryan Ferry Gretchen Gardner AFS 12; Class Committees 12; Drama Club 12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Homeroom Repre- sentative 11,12; Marching Band 9,10; newspaper 11,12; Radio Station 10,11,12; Student Coun- cil 11; Yearbook 11 I waited hours for this. 1 made myself sick. I wish I'd stayed asleep today. I never thought this day would end. I never thought tonight could ever be this close to me. -The Cure Wanda Gaskins Chorus 9; Color Guard 9,12 Darlene Ghezzi DECA 11,12; French Club 10; Varsity Club 9,10,12; Psi Sigma Chi 9,10, Secretary 11,12; Ten- nis 9,10,12 I'll never give you reasons to doubt my feelings. I'll cherish ev- ery moment that I spend with you. I'll be lover. I'll be friend,- I'll be there beside you like no one you ever knew. 33 Rodney Gibson Class Committees 12; Football 9; Track 9,10,11,12 “Most people are as happy as they make up their minds to be.” -Abraham Lincoln Charles Gill Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Crew 9,10; Swimming 9; Football 9,10,11, Captain 12; Track 11,12; Indoor Track 12 Today is the beginning of a new day God has given me this day to use as 1 will I can waste it or use it for good. What I do today is important” Rim Gionfriddo Cheerleader 10,11,12; Class Committees 9,10,11,12; Class Secretary 10,11; DECA 11,12; Homeroom Representative 9,10,11; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10; Student Council 9,10,11; Talent Show 9; Varsity Club 11,12; Track Manager 10 Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams for when dreams go, life is a barren field frozen with snow. -A.A. Krista Goral Soccer 9; Volleyball 11 There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in the best of us, that it hardly be- hooves any of us, to talk about the rest of us. Eric Green Baseball 9,10,12; Basketball 9 “If being put to the test, always do your best.” Erica Blue Greenwell Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Home- room Representative 9; Talent Show 12; Crew 12 Tis the gift to be simple and free Tis the gift to come down where we ought to be, when we have turn round right we ll be in the valley of love and delight. Marcelle Griffin Chorus 9; Class Committee 12; Minority Student Coalition 9,10,11, President 12; Spanish Italian Club 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,12 Eddie Guillemette AFS 9; Homeroom Representa- tive 9; Stage Band 9,10; Student Council 9,10,11; Talent Show 9,10; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11, Captain 12; Basketball 9,10; Football 9 Hey you, don't tell me there's no hope at all, together we stand, divided we fall. -Pink Floyd Joanne P. Hall Drama Club 11; Math Team 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Radio Station 11,12. “Blessed are you because you are gentle; you refuse violence and aggressiveness; you allow yourself to be led by the Spirit into the world of tenderness and patience.” -Jean Vanier James Handley National Honor Society 11,12. “Like a flower in some forest that the world will never see, I will stand so proud for I know what we can be.” -Big Country Gia Harewood AFS 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9,10,12; French Club 9,10, presi- dent 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Newspaper 9,10,11,12; SADD 9; Talent Show 12; Year- book 9,10,12; Crew 10,11,- Soc- cer 12; Tennis 10,11,12 “I cannot carry this body with me. It is too heavy ... But it will be like an old abandoned shell. There is nothing sad about old shells ...” -Saint Exup6ry Carolyn Hayes F.B.L.A. 9,10,12; French Club 12; Future Farmers of America 9; Homeroom Representative 9,12; Student Council 12; Talent Show 9; Softball 10,12; Volleyball 9 We attract hearts by the quali- ties we display, we retain them by the qualities we possess, a friend once said this. Paula Heffernan Class Committees 11,12; French Club 11; Yearbook 11,12; Bas- ketball 10; Crew 9; Volleyball 11 For long you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. -Pink Floyd Seap Heng Cross Country 11 Cassandra Hilton DECA 11; Minority Student Coali- tion 10,11,12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10 Anthony Hinton Homeroom Representative 9; Mi- nority Student Coalition 11,12; Football 9; Indoor Track 10,11,12 If you want to make it big in life you got to stride for it; be all you can be. Jimmy Imme Computer Club 12; Physical Fit- ness Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish l- talian Club 9,10,11; Talent Show 9,10; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11; Soccer 9,10,11, Captain 12. Joy Jackson Homeroom Representative 9; Chorus 10; Majorettes 10,11,12; Minority Student Coalition 9; Tal- ent Show 9,10,11; Basketball 9 Jealousy in this school there will be jealousy. I'm glad to leave, this school full of jealou- sy. Lisa Jagoda DECA 12; Class Committee 12 If you love something set it free; if it comes back it's yours; if it doesn't it never was. Scott Kabel American Field Service 9,10; 4 Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 11,12; Talent Show 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Cross Country 9,10,11, Co-Captain 12. If you look in my eyes, you can see reasons why the best things in life are in dreams. Dennis Kaper Football 9. Dana Kelley American Field Service 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Fall Crew 9,10,11; Spring Crew 9,10,11,12. Is love so fragile ... and a heart so hollow, to shatter with words ... It's impossible to fol- low, You're saying I'm fragile . . . I try not to be, I search only for something I can't see ... -Stevie nicks Josh Klaaren AFS 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11; Latin Club 11,12; news- paper 9,10; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Yearbook 9,10; Crew 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Swimming 10,11,12 Gary J. Korman Computer Club 11,12; French Club 9. Laughter is the best medi- cine. Kathleen Koshinski Drama Club 9,10,11. Do you believe in love? I believe I do. It's the reason I must die, and the message I leave for you. -Leigh S. Anthony Ted Krumm Physical Fitness Club 11 When the heart rules the mind, one look and love is blind. When you want the dream to last, take a chance forget the past.'' -G.T.R. John-Paul Lacombe Class Committees 12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11, Drum Major 12; news- paper Layout Editor 11, Photog- raphy Editor 12; Talent Show 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Audio Visual 9,10,11,12; Crew 9,10,11,12; Swimming 10,11,12. Life's fun: If you know how to live it. Sherry Langlois DECA 12; Future Farmers of America 9, Mini-Chapter Vice President 10; Latin Club 9. Good things come to those who wait. -Unknown Charles LaPierre Chorus 9; Class Committee 12; Drama club 9; SADD 11; Spani- sh ltalian Club 11,12; Yearbook 9; Baseball 9; Cross Country 10 I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you're not in this world to live up to mine. You are you, and I am I and if by chance we find each other it's beautiful. Michael LeClair French Club 9; Math Team 9,10,11; national Honor Society 11,12; Golf 9,10, Captain 11 12; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Indoor Track 11,12 Live life now, because it could rain. Sarah Lefebvre Debate Club 9; Drama Club 9; Marching Band 9,10; newspaper 9,10; SADD 9; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11,12; Talent Show 9; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Year- book 9; Basketball 9,10; Crew 11; Softball 9,10; Swimming 9,10,12; Volleyball 9 Breathe, breathe in the air. Don't be afraid to care. Leave but don't leave me look around and choose your own ground. For long you live and high you fly and smiles you give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. -Pink Floyd Sharyn Lemley Spanish ltalian Club 9,10 Leonard Lewis Track 9,10,11. w Matthew Lewis AFS 9; Homeroom Representa- tive 9,12; national Honor Society 11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 11; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Crew 9; Soccer 9,10,11,12 Always remember the good times. Thanh Mai Computer Club 12; French Club 12. Guy Maltese Class Officer 9; Homeroom Re- presentative 9; Key Club 9,10; Vocational Industrial C.A. 9,10,11 It was a long last year no more in house, no more court yard. Can life get better than that? Scott Marion Computer Club 11. Christine Martel Marching Band 9,10; Crew 9,10,11,12. Time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does, feels, and achieves. Donahue Martin Computer Club 10, Secretary 11, President 12. Kim Martin French Club 9,10; Homeroom Representative 9,10; Softball 9,10,11,12 If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours, if it doesn't it never was. -Unknown Angel Martinez Class Committees 12; Home- room Representative 11; Spani- sh ltalian Club 12; Basketball 9; Track 9,11. Forget mistakes that you can't change now, but always re- member the lessons in which 35 you've learned. -Amanda Bradley Scott Michael Audio Visual Club 9,10,11,12; Radio Station 9; Talent Show 9,10,11,12; Crew 9,10 Die with your boots on Iron Maiden Marlene Monday If a man could pass through paradise in a dream, and have a flower presented to him as a pledge that his soul had really been there, and if he found the flower in his hand when he awoke-Ahl- and what then? -Samuel Taylor Coleridge Sal Morello DECA 11,12; newspaper 11; Physical Fitness Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Italian Club 9; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Base- ball 9,10,11, Captain 12; Basket- ball 9; Football 9,10,11, Captain 12 Live life to its fullest. Take one day at a time and have no re- grets. Kathleen Morin AFS 9,10,11,12; Class Commit- tees 12; French Club 9,10; Fu- ture Farmers of America 9; Homeroom Representative 9; Latin Club 11; Yearbook 12 What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. -Emerson Sarah Morin AFS 9; French Club 9,10; Latin Club 11; newspaper 11; Year- book 12 If the innermost heart could have been laid open, there would have been discovered that dream of undying fame, which, dream as it is, is more powerful than a thousand reali- ties. Susannah Morgan American Field Service 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9,10,12; French Club 9,10,12; Latin Club 10,11; Math Team 9,10; national Honor Society 11,12; newspaper 9.11, news Editor 12; Athletic Trainer 9,10,11,12; AFS Ex- change to Japan 10. Better the pride that resides In a citizen of the world Than the pride that divides When a colorful flag is unfurled. -Rush Pamela Morosky AFS 12; Class Committees 12; Spanish Italian Club 10,12; Var- sity Club 10; Soccer 10 Friendship is the wine of life. -Young Carolyn Mosca Radio Station 11; Soccer 10 Wasim Munawar Class Committees 11,12; Com- puter Club 9,10; Homeroom Re- presentative 10,11; Physical Fit- ness Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish I- talian Club 9,10,11,12; Talent Show 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,12 Words are like shoes, they're just something to stand on. I wish you could be in my shoes, but they're so high you'd prob- ably fall off and die. -Prince and the Revolution Colleen Murphy French Club 10; Student Council 9; Psi Sigma Chi 9,10,11,12. There are two worlds: the world that we can measure with line and rule, and the world that we can feel with our hearts and imagination. -Leigh Hunt Jay Murray AFS 12; Chorus 9; Class Com- mittees 11,12; Class President 9,11,12; Homeroom Representa- tive 9,10,12; Radio Station 10,11; SADD 9; Select Chorus 10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Crew 9.10.11, Captain 12; Cross Country 9,10,11, Captain 12; Swimming 9,10,11,12 You will always end up being less than what you could have been. -JemfJay Murray) Laura Newman Class Committees 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10; Spanish I- talian Club 9,10,11; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11, Captain 12; Soccer 10,11,12,-Softball 9.10.11.12 A friend is someone who un- derstands your past, believes in your future, accepts you today just the way you are. -un Known Don't walk behind me, I may not lead Don't walk ahead of me, I may not follow. Just walk be- side me, and I'll be satisfied. -Unknown Susan Nieliwocki Class Committees 12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Newspaper 12; Spanish Italian Club 9,10,11,12; Talent Show 9,10,11,12; Year- book 12; Audio Visual 12. To be successful in life you need someone to love, some- thing to do, and something to believe in. Life is the most pre- cious gift that can be given, so live it to its fullest and never stop loving it. Matt Nygren Yearbook 12; Football 9. Delia Olufokunbi Class Committees 12; Drama Club 11; French Club 10,11,12; Minority Student Coalition 11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Crew 9; Cross Country 12; Track 11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11; Indoor Track 11.12 Everybody is looking for the answers, how the story started, and how it will end. What's the use of half a story, half a dream? Half the time I want to stay in between -Prince Andrew Ortis Drama Club 12; Newspaper 11; Radio Station 11; Talent Show 36 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Crew 9,10,11,12; Swimming 10,11; Track 12 Judy Ostrowski Class Treasurer 9; Yearbook 12; Basketball 9; Crew 9,10 Let us hope it's not too late, and that we can amend all the pain we have suffered on a friend; we were born with the truth then why do we abuse it; we could choose - to love -Olivia Mewton-John Karen Otto Marching Band 9,10; newspaper 12; Crew 11; Track 10. We came, we saw, we kicked butts. -The Grade Busters Vladimir Pedroso American Field Service 12; Foot- ball 12; Computer Club 12; President of Students of Applica- tion School- Porto Alegre, Brazil. Clint Paseos Class Committees 12; Computer Club 10,11; French Club 9,10,11,12; Math Team 11; Tal- ent Show 12; Yearbook 12 If your heart is a flame burning brightly, you'll have a light and never be cold. And soon you will know that you just grow. You're not growing old. Hllsker DO Kim Peterson Homeroom Representative 9; Basketball 9,10,11, Captain 12; Track 9,10,11,12 All the world is a stage. -William Shakespeare Samantha Pudvah AFS 10,11, Secretary 12; Year- book 9,10; Drama Club 10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Latin Club 11; Math Team 11; Spanish ltalian Club 10; Varsity Club 11,12; Crew 9; Soccer 11,12 Day after day, I will walk and I will play. But the day after today, 1 will stop and I will start! -Violent Femmes Carmen Ready Chorus 9; Minority Student Co- alition 9,10,11; Talent Show 9,12; Homecoming Princess 10. Being entirely honest with yourself is good exercise. -Sigmund Freud Lisa Rivera If you love something, set it free. If it comes back it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Todd Robertson Chorus 9,10,11; Drama Club 9; Select Chorus 10,11; Spanish l- talian Club 11; Baseball 11 Michael Robbins AFS 9,10,11,12; Class Commit- tees 11,12; Class Treasurer 1,12; Drama Club 9, Vice-President 10,11, President 12; Homeroom Representative 11; Latin Club 11; Marching Band 9,10,11; Math Team 9,10,11,12; national Hon- or Society 11, President 12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11,12; Student Council 11; Talent Show 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11; Crew 9; Track 9; Swimming 11 Mow it's time to leave this place, for a college far away, or beginning a career. But when you're at upon your guest, al- ways remember whom you've left, all your friends who were so dear. -Michael Robbins Christopher Roberts AFS 9,10,11, Vice-President 12; Class Committees 11,12; Drama Club 9,10,11, Vice-President 12; French Club 9,10, Treasurer 11,12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11; national Honor Society 11,12; Stage Band 10; Yearbook 10,11,12; Crew 9,10; Swimming 11; Tennis 9,10,11,12 Youth is like diamonds in the sun and diamonds are forever. I want to be forever young. -Alphaville Jay Robinson Minority Student Coalition 11,12; Football 9,10,11, Captain 12; Track 9,10,11, Captain 12 Kreom Roeling Soccer 9,10,11; Track 9,10 Sharon Roman Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Year- book 11,12; Basketball 10,11; Softball 9,10,12; Volleyball 9.10.11.12 Reach for the moon . . The worst you can do is fall among the stars. Deborah Rosado Chorus 9,10,11,12; Class Com- mittees 12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10; Talent Show 9,10,12; Track 11.12 It's better to have loved and to have lost, than to never have loved at all -Houdini Stephanie Rosek Class Committees 12; DECA 11, Vice-President 12; Leader's Club 10,11; Physical Fitness Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 9,- Softball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 10,11, Captain 12; Indoor Track 10,11,12 nothing can bring back the times we shared, no one can un- derstand how much we cared. We can only remember our great times together and know the memories shall last forever. Mark Rosenfeld Yearbook 9,12 The poetic weirdness of my soul manifests itself in my ac- tions, art and dreams. It is my coping factor against the monot- onous hymn of a ordered and conservative society. -Mark Rosenfeld Shelly Lyn Rostosky AFS 9,10,11,12; Class Commit- tees 12; Drama Club 9; F.B.L.A. 9; Latin Club Secretary 11, Vice- President 12,- national Honor So- ciety 11, Secretary 12; newspa- per 9,10, Co-Editor 118T12; Ra- dio Station 10,11,12; Spanish l- talian Club 9; Yearbook 9,12; 37 Soccer 10 The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched, they must be felt with the heart. -Helen Keller Scott David Sadinsky AFS 9,10, Treasurer 11,12; Class Committees 12; Class Treasurer 9,10; Homeroom Representative 11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Newspaper 9; SADD 10; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10; Student Council 11,12; Talent 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9, Captain 10,11,12 I am what I am, and what I am is no illusion. -S.D. Sadinsky Jocelyn L. Samuel French Club 11; Talent Show 12; Yearbook 12; Track Coach 11,12; MYARC 9,10; Greater Hartford Youth Orchestra. Nature's first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold. Her only leafs a flower, but only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief, so dawn goes down today. Nothing gold can stay.” -Robert Frost Salvatore Saraceno Spanish ltalian Club 9,10 Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have. -William Shakespeare Karyn Lynn Schilke Drama Club 9,10,11; Yearbook 9; Leader's Club 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Newspaper 12, Photography Editor 11; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Basket- ball 10; Crew 9; Soccer 10,11,12; Tennis 9, Co-Captain 10,11, Cap- tain 12 . .. Never abandon your dreams because they seem too far from your grasp; for it is only in dreaming and striving to fulfill your dreams that you will find purpose and enjoyment in life. -Debbie Avery Ken Schmechel Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 10,11,12, Co-Captain 9; Track 10,11 Experience is the hardest teacher: It gives you the test first and the lesson after. Kerry Schrenker Cheerleader 9; Physical Fitness Club 10,11,12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10; Talent Show 12; Varsi- ty Club 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Softball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,11,12; Yearbook 11,12 True friends and love, a combi- nation only a few people share. Something very special. Some- thing very unique. Something I cherish. LRSJS - D David Schwarm Football 12. Fight as hard as you can to get what you want; once you have it, fight harder to keep it.” Bob Schwarm Swimming 10,11,12. To be intimate with a foolish friend is like going to bed with a razor.” -Benjamin Franklin Lucinda Scott Cheerleader 12; Class Commit- tees 10,11,12; Class Officer 10,11,12; Homeroom Represen- tative 10,11,12; Majorettes 9,10,11; Minority Student Coali- tion 9,10,12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Talent Show 9,10; Varsity Club 11,12; Yearbook 12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Don't sleep until you're guilty, cause sinners all are we. There are others doing far worse than us so be glad that you are free. -Prince Ken Scoville Football 9,11,12; Track 9,10,11, Captain 12. Jennifer Shaw American Field Service 9,10,11,12; Cheerleaders 10,11, Co-Captain 12; Chorus 9, Librar- ian 12; Class Committees 9,10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Na- tional Honor Society 11, Secre- tary 12; Newspaper 11,12; Spani- sh ltalian Club 9,10,11,12; Tal- ent Show 12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Psi Sigma Chi Vice President 12; Girls States 1986. Hold fast to your dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that can not fly.” Christiana Sieburg Chorus 9,10,11; Class Commit- tees 12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Select Chorus 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Talent Show 12. Life is a paradox. We live to find meaning, and as long as we are alive we have that discovery before us. -Christiana Sieburg Todd Snyder French Club 9,10,11,12; News- paper 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 9,10,11,12; Crew 9,10,11,12. It's understood, by every sin- gle person who'd be elsewhere if they could. So far, so good. And life's not unpleasant in their little neighborhood. They dream in Middletown.” -Neil Peart, Rush Jamie Spada Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11,12. This is the end, my only friend the end. It hurts to set you free, but you'll never follow me.” -Jim Morrison- The Doors Kimberly Sticht Future Farmers of America 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Soccer 9,10,11, Captain 12; Softball 9; Track 10,11,12 The candle in our lives are be- ing put out; we must move on and light the next one, as this one brought good times and bad; so will the next but save the candle we have now for it holds memories we can never forget. -A.D. Winnifred Sutton AFS 10,11,12; Chorus 38 9,10,11,12; Class Committees 9,12; Color Guard 11; Drama Club 9,10,11; Homeroom Repre- sentative 12; Marching Band 9,10,12; newspaper 9; SADD 10,11; Select Chorus Secretary 12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10,11, President 12; Student Council 12; Yearbook 10; Crew Manager 10 ... and I believe there is a time for meditation in cathedrals of our own ... -B. Joel When the Gods wish to punish us they answer our prayers. -Oscar Wilde Linda Tironi Class Committees 12; Home- room Representative 9; Spani- sh ltalian Club 12; Basketball 12; Track 10; Yearbook 11 I decided long ago, never to walk in anyone's shadow. If I fail, if I succeed-at least I live as I be- lieve. no matter what they take from me, they can't take away my dignity. -Whitney Houston Jeanne Trotta I stand up for my pride. I don't want to be just like anyone. In this world I cannot hide, I must finish what I have begun. Tamara Tschinkel American Field Service 12; Class Committees 12; Drama Club 12; French Club 10, Vice President 11,12; Marching Band 9, Section Leader 10; Ski Club 9; Yearbook 11,12; Psi Sigma Chi 9,10,11, Secretary 12; Swimming 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Track 9. It's a question of trust. It's a question of not letting what we've built up crumble to dust. It's all of these things and more that keep us together. -Depeche Mode Ellen Turco AFS 9,10,11; Class Committees 11,12; Drama Club 12; Home- room Representative 11,12; Ra- dio Station 11,12; Spanish lta- lian Club 9,10,11; Student Coun- cil 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Yearbook 9,10,11,12; Crew 9.10.11.12 It is just an illusion we have here on Earth that one moment follows another like beads on a string, and that once a moment is gone it is gone forever. -Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Lisa Whalen Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Swimming 9 Memories pressed between the pages of my mind, of the things that have happened in past years. All those people who have helped me through one of the toughest times of my life. (A.M.F) -Lisa Whalen Wayne Williams Crew 9; Audio-Visual Club 9.10.11.12 Life goes by pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around, it might pass you by. -Ferris Bueller (T.flrS.) Kelly Willetts AFS 12; Class Committees 9,11,12; Class Secretary 12; Homeroom Representative 12; Majorettes 11; Minority Student Coalition 9,11, Treasurer 12; newspaper 11; Radio Station 11; Spanish ltalian Club 9,11,12; Student Council 12; Talent Show 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 11; Bas- ketball 9; Track 9, Manager 11 12; Volleyball 9,11, Captain 12 Winds of memories blow through my mind, most fly free yet some that matter are stuck on my tree. Together yet sepa- rate, many yet few people among people, all alike yet! Kelly Willetts Laurel Wood Class Committees 12; Drama Club 9,- Future Farmers of Amer- ica 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Spanish ltalian Club 9,10; Student Council 11; Talent Show 12 Only those who will risk going too far, can possibly know how far one can go. You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. Cynthia Wright AFS 9,10,11; Class Committees 11,12; French Club 9,10; Home- room Representative 10,11; Lat- in Club 10,11,12; national Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 10,11; Varsity Club 12; Yearbook 12; Crew 9; Cross Country 9,10; Soccer 12, Manager 11 Only those who will risk going too far, can possibly know how far one can go; you only live once, but if you live it right, once is enough. Sonya Wright Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to it. Proverb Brenda Zions Yearbook 12 Dirty Dozen minus eight dim- ples and thighs. Dan Zwelling Drama Club 11; Treasurer 12; Latin Club 11,12; French Club 9,10; Math Team 10,11,12; na- tional Honor Society 11,12; Ten- nis 11,12. And if you go, no one may follow. That path is for your steps alone. -The Grateful Dead 39 UNDERCLASSMEN Becky Anderson Joyce Arafeh David Aresco David Arnold Rebecca Auclair Cathy Augeri Jeannine Bacon Gaetana Batumi Michael Bailey Matthew Barnes Alfred Barrie Tora Bartell Carl Bengtson Anthony Berzinskas Scott Birdsey Lisa Boggess Colleen Boleski Sondra Bond Tisha Bond Morman Bond Matthew Borkowski Shaun Bourne Blair Bradley Carl Brown Sean Bushnell Patrick Calma Kerrie Lynn Calvo Matt Camp Ronnie Caruso Lisa Cassella Cheri Corthell Moel Cozine Myron Craig Tracy Cugno Tammy D Aquila Kim Dalenta Carrie Daniels Sarah Danielson Rebbecca DeLisle David DeCarlo Daniel DeMerchant Steven Dickerson 42 Sonnie Donaby Tim Dowty Darlene Dufault Darrin Caddy Dawn Carley Vennie Cast Moelle Cmmette Scott Faraci Leslie Fields Shannon Flowers Anthony Formica Paula Fox Cleon Francis Susan Fritz Todd Gagne Kimberly Gaskins Sheryl Gionfriddo Suzanne Giordano Sherry Goglia Kerry Gollareny Vickie Green Jennifer Grcenlcaf Jill Gremillian Kathleen Male Melinda Mardy James Marris Bernard Marrison Vickie Mayes Timothy Meld Douglas Mighsmith Devon Molley Monifa Molman Roger Morner Micola Mutchcns Terry Jackson Lisa Jackson Dennis James Mary Ann Jandreau Franklin Jandreau Vanessa Jenkins Tom Jensen Christine Johnson 43 Karen Joyce Jeff Kayser Stephen Kelsey Julia Kennedy Loriann Klick Cheryl Kniffin Karen Koba Sue Kokoszka Geoff Konstan Lee Koslow Doug Kuehn Amy Beth Kuzma Beth LaBella Michael Lamb Melissa LaPila Christine Lavoie Jimmy Linville John Lisitano Dianettc Lockhart Walter Lopez Isabelle Machnik Christine Magnano frannie Mandeville James Manzie Tina Marino Karen Marks Bobby Martin Mutima McArthur Lorraine McRae Daniel Messer Darlene Michaud Brenda Miller Marco Monarca Pocie Moody Jason Mooney Eric Moore Keith Moore Melissa Moore Beverly Morris Lorraine Muir Maim Munawar Jodi Murphy 44 Andrea Myers Howard Needle Phillip Neumann Xung Ngo Kirsten Nichols Lena Ocansey Derrick Oliver Susan Oros Michael Overton Patti Paley Stephen Panning Holly Parkinson Loren Paschali Kimberly Penfield Stephen Perry Sia Phillips Linda Phillips Silvane Pitruzello Chrissy Plsozynski Carmelo Rafala Marissa Rafala Chad Ramage Joyce Rankins Amy Reed T.J. Riley Jerry Robinson Scott Rodenhizer Jeffrey Rodensky Heather Rodman Denise Rodriquez Matt Rollefson Ella Rollka Michelle Rose Erika Rosek Garlynn Ross Michael Rulnick 45 Kelly Russell Andre Santacroce Cheryl Scalia Jessica Schutzman David Schartz Lawanda Scott Sambath Seang Enid Shepard John Slowikowski Patrina Smith Calvin Spivey Michelle Stafford Deana Stevens Rebecca Stevens Dan Sullivan Vanessa Swain Joanne Sweeper Maxine Szarwak Curtis Taylor Molly Test Mark Timbro Mark Tomkiewicz Jennifer Tosches Julianne VanOstrand Maria Velles Tyrone Vereen Michele Walker Denise Ward Marvin Watson Tomeca West Eric Whited Jacquelyn Williams Richard Williams Mike Wilmot Randy Wilson Corey Winborne Terry Winborne Eric Woodiwiss Victoria Wright Tracie Zadroga Sue Zaklukiewicz Vincente Rivera 46 Ray Acosta Seb Alessi Jorge Alfonso Christine Allen Michael Alstrits Justin Anderson Kevin Archer Amanda Aresco Wayne Ashley Steve Augeri Max Baldwin Lisa Berlind Robert Blanchette Beverly Blount Desiree Bogdan Ronald Bond Michelle Bonner Cindy Boscarino Peter Bouchard Michelle Bowe Kathy Brady Beth Brennan Matthew Brock Michael Brown Rick Buckland Linda Bugaj Tammy Burr Pam Campagna Olivia Caracoglia Dawn Chadd Deane Chasser James Chesbro Mom Chhoeun Charlie Chubbuck Kenneth Cooley Casey Corthell 47 Douglas Cote Martha Coven Matt Crescimano Gigi Daignault Ginny Daniels Tracy D’Aquila Patricia Davignon Mark Dawkins Kathy DePianta Richard Dixon Michael Downs David Driscoll Michele Dunham Lara Ehlers Omay Elphick Karen Emery Robert Espinosa Matt Evans Herschel Earbman Roy Eelix Beth Fialko Grady Fitzpatrick Cindy Fowler James Gallant Jonathan Gerdami Michael Giardina Gregory Gill Chrissy Gionfriddo Mike Giuffrida Curtis Glover Diana Goss Scott Greco Tammy Green Torina halloway Joanne Hamilton Craig Hanson 48 Harold Hart Seth Hawkins Tammy Hawley Ami Hayes Matthew Heath Rachel Hedrick Tanya Henderson Marvin Hendrix Keira Henry Danny Hernandez Sarah Higginbotham Kathy Hills Jamie Hoadley Reggie Holley Ronald Holmes Tonia Hunter Cheri Hurlburt Marcy Hurlburt Angela Jacobs Darryl James Debra James Shenetta James Anne Jascot Corey Jenkins Ross Jenkins Erik Jensen Christy Johnson Mark Johnson Jennifer Johnson Christopher Jones Fred Jones Jaimila Jones Gary Kean Timothy Kelsey Tony Kennedy Jimmy Kenyon 49 Jim Kerkes Jason Kiaffas Lori King Helen Klies Phil Knowlton Melanie Kobylenski Michael Kosh insky Kerri Kover Greg Kuzma James LaBella Rebecca Larkin Sylvia Lassiter Darrell Lawrence Penny LeClair Joe Lennon Rhonda Leone Michelle Linville Erich Linnemann David Lopez Kenneth Lord Peov Lord Phoukham Luangkhot Paul Lucarelli Tricia Lyman Tonya Mabine Gary Markoski Steven Martinez Ron Martocci Elizabeth McCarthy Sherry McDaniel Tracy McEntree Jonathan McGee Sophom Men John Merrill Rob Miles Dana Miller John Misenti Mike Misenti Alicia Moody Brent Morgan Ian Morgan Alison Moroni 50 Paul Moscaritolo Danielle Motta Ted Munat Imran Munawar Phil Nanfito Nang Mew Debbie Noe Jill Novak Mike Noyes Katy Ortis Alex Ortiz Stacy Ostien Angkhane Oumsou Stephanie Pagano Eleanor Palumbo Melanie Parsons Bob Passamano Pharoah Perkins Bill Perkowski John Perritt Clinton Perry Stephanie Perry Lisa Pillarella Charlotte Piscitello Sokleap Pol Michelle Pollard Jason Pope Chris Prentice Rosario Pulino Tony Pulino Marco Rafala Alyson Ram bow Joe Rankins Scott Read Jennifer Recklet Brian Reed 51 Adam Renschen Pat Reynolds Mick Rioux David Roberts Julie Roberts Rob Robichaud Geary Rogers Stephanie Rogers Victor Rollka Dana Rosenfled Ric Rostosky Walter Ruimerman Connie Russo Jocelyn Sadala Jordan Sadler Luis Santiago Angelo Sapia Blues Saraceno Valerie Scanlan Chris Scherer Charlene Schultz Norvie Scott Kirk Shadle Beth Shapiro Alyson Shortley Cyndi Sidoti Kathy Simmons Pamela Simpson Ricky Sneed Sheilene Snipes Jeremy Stachkunas Eddy Starr Whitney Staron Lori Stevens Sam Stevens Brian Sticht 52 Scott Stickney Tistha Sumarsam Peter Tabury Michele Tajbl Candida Taylor Tina Taylor Tyler Tebbe Jen Tetrault Cris Tewksbury Brian Thayer Bryon Thayer Bobby Thayer Ernie Therrien Malia Timmerman John Tosta Danny Trogden Mate Turner Mary Vidal Tina Voelkel Will VonMahland Douglas Walker Lisa Walker Tracy Warmsley Jeanene Warner Ivan Watson Laura Webster Tamu West Tracey White Sherry Whitney Scott Wilkos Kyle Wilks Pamela Wingford Pamela Woody Jenny Wright Adrienne Young Stacy Zurmuhlen 53 Mark Bystrek Talana Doldhin Brian Gray Wanda King Steve Lassiter Jay Palmer Pam Perry Michael Roger Eric Vantor Willie Watford Randy Wilson 54 Special Ed Sabrina Askew Andrew Bishop Tinothy Blount Jeffrey Pootit Pamela Kosiba Brian Melesko MaryAnn Reynolds Patrick Woodcock Jason Blakeslee Travis Brock Marty Cavanaugh Brian Demorest Mina Jones Jodie Klies Amy Lund Lisa Monte Moreen Toro Mancy Woods Vo-Ag SPORTS 48 SCORES n.r.A. 0 39 Basskk 8 19 Watertown 50 38 Wolcott 0 27 St. Paul 13 10 Plalnville 12 35 hillhousc 0 33 Farmington 0 24 Guilford 0 46 Hand 19 18 Berlin 13 Football '87 During the course of this past football season, several sur- prises occured. The Blue Dragons exper- ienced regular season defeat for the first time. They finished the season with a 9-2 record, a re- cord that is nothing to be ashamed of. The Dragons learned how to keep their heads up after losing, and a perfect ex- ample of this comes after Octo- ber 18. Middletown was upset by Plainville on Homecoming Day, but the following week they torched heavily favored Hill- house 35-0. That just goes to show what a loss can do to a team. The Dragons also found them- selves not competing in a cham- pionship game for the first time in three years. Although they de- feated Berlin 18-13 in the sea- son finale, a ticket to the Class M title game could not be found. Sal Morello proved to be a big surprise out of Middletown's back- field, gaining 1,084 yards on the ground. He closed out his kicking career at MHS with 99 extra points. Backs Jay Robinson and Ken Per- ry also kept consistency the main name in the backfield. Meanwhile on the defensive side of the scrim- Sal's educated toe (left to right) 1st Row: Roger Pearl, Scott Wilderman, Sal Morello, Jay Robinson, Charles Gill, Kenny Perry. Rich Rosek, Darryl Hill. 2nd Row: Tim Hathaway. Ken Scoville, Otis Rankins, Dave Schwann, Milton Cox, Bill Coleman. James Jones, Alan Currie, Wa- sim Munawar, Richard Walker, Steve Cha- bak, Shawn Muff, Todd Emmette, Bill Oliver. mage, Charles Gill was named to the All-State team both ways. Head Coach John Skubel has compiled a 31-3 record since the merger. Hot bad. This team has al- ways been winning, and since it wants to win, it will always be just that. 3rd Row: David highsmith, Jason Stein- bacher, Eric Henry. Joe Vigneri, Daniel Law- rence, James Manzi. Steve Perry, Tyrone Speller, Steve Hill, Orady Fitzpatrick, Derrick Oliver, Brent Early, Dennis James, Wasim Munawar, Myron Craig, Bob Fralick. 4th Row: Harold Hart, Rick Oaylord, John Mer- rill, Cleon Francis, Mike Williams. Doug Kuehn. Dean Chasser, Ric Rostosky, Craig Kuzma. Phil Manfito. Jorge Alfonso. Ron Holmes. (left lo right) Captains: Sal Morello. Jay Robinson. Charles Gill. Kenny Perry. Coaches: Scott Wllderman. Rich RoseH. John Skubel. Darryl Hill Honorary Captain he's down; still no score 62 Football 87 63 SCORES 3 Wilcox Tech 0 1 M. Branford 3 3 Mercy 1 3 Guilford 0 3 Plainville 1 1 Berlin 3 3 Wolcott 1 3 Farmington 0 3 Wilcox Tech 0 3 Cheshire 1 1 fl. Branford 3 3 Mercy 0 3 Plainville 0 1 Berlin 3 0 Morgan 3 2 Farmington 3 2 Guilford 3 3 Wolcott 1 0 Platt 3 Determined D Aquila Kill it, Kelly. 64 Volleyball The womens' volleyball team didn't draw too much attention this year. They also didn't draw too many fans, but they did draw a winning season, a State Tour- nament appearance, and a memorable year. Under Coach George Vargo, the team proved to be a com- parison of other strengths in the state, such as northwest Confer- ence rival Berlin. Middletown fin- ished in second place in the NWC behind the Redcoats and posted an 11-7 overall record, 7- 4 in the NWC. Earlier in the season, MHS stood at 10-3 and took one of the early berths in the playoffs. They swept rival Mercy High in the two times they met. Led by Captains Stephanie Ro- sek, Kelly Willetts, Sharon Ro- man, and Kerry Schrenker, the Dragons proved that they be- longed in the Tournament. Howe- ever, an injury to Rosek forced her to miss the match. All-State spiker Noelle Emmette kept them in the match, but they bowed to eventual Class L State Champs, Platt of Meri- den. Front row: Sharon Roman, Moelle Emmette. Kelly Willets, Kerry Schrenker. Tammy D A- quila. Kim Gaskins. Middle row: Mariana D'Amico, Sue Zaklukiewicz. Stephanie Ro- sek, Vicki Wright, Isabelle Machnick Back row: Assistant Coach Tom D'Aquila, Sheryl Gionfrido. Angel Cantwell, Sabrina Sapia, Sarah Danielson, Becky Anderson, Coach George Vargo 65 A new dance step, Lucinda? n © o 1 2 2 4 1 2 7 1 1 1 1 SCORES Lyman hall Wilcox Tech St. Paul Goodwin Tech Plainvtlle Berlin Wolcott Farmington Wilcox Tech St. Paul Goodwin Tech Plainville Berlin Wolcott Farmington Vinal Wethersfield Men's Soccer '87 The 1986 men's soccer sea- son has been one of many ac- complishments. Its' 8-6-2 record has been the first winning season ever for MHS, all courtesy of Mead Coach Bill Siebert. The team also fin- ished 8-5-1 in the northwest Conference, good for third place. Even though it lost to Wethers- field High in the qualifying round of the Class L State tournament, 3-1, the team appeared there for the second straight year. The ups were more plentiful that the downs the team went through. Behind the consistent play of Captains Scott Aresco, Jim Imme, and Terry Jackson, The Blue Dragon booters swept Berlin and tied Vinal Tech for the City championship. We were more consistent as a team this year than last noted Aresco. It contributed greatly to our improvement. It has indeed been a memorable year for the Blue Dragons. The soc- cer program is starting to brew a winning tradition, and it should continue for seasons to come. Kick it Corvo. 67 SCORES 0 Mercy 5 1 Cromwell 3 0 St. Paul 7 0 E. Hampton 3 0 Coginchaug 2 0 Berlin 3 2 Wolcott 1 0 farmington 12 1 Bristol E. 3 1 St. Paul 12 0 Cromwell 2 1 hand 6 0 Berlin 3 0 Wolcott 1 0 Farmington 4 0 E. Hampton 1 ‘Mary I really think you should do your hair a different way?” ‘Get this ball out of here!!” 68 Women's Soccer Mice slide tackle Laura!” go uphill. Experience is abundant among next year's Juniors, while the new sophomore arrivals should give an added dimension of talent to an already enthusiastic-filled club. Streaks of all kinds must come to an end. This was the year the women's soccer team ended their streak. The team captured it's first vic- tory in its history, a 2-1 overtime win in Wolcott. The win expand- ed to more optimism. The last five of six games played, MHS was in contention. But being down by two goals doesn't mean a thing when you have leadership, enthusiasm, and the belief that you can win. That's what these girls had. The seniors will greatly be missed by Coach Hank Hiller, who recognizes them for their outstanding leadership”. They are Captain Kim Sticht, Karyn Schilke, Laura Newman, Andrea Doane, Michelle Campagna, Sa- mantha Pudvah, Cindy Wright, Sue Cacciola and Gia Harewood. From here, the girls can only Alright guys. Who put the superglue on my shoes?” Front: Capt. Kim Sticht. 2nd row: Coach Hill- er, Cindy Wright, Qia Harewood, Andrea Doane, Kary Schilke, Coach Riley. 3rd row: Valerie Scalon, Oinny Daniels. Beth Fialko, Diana Goss, Lisa Berlind, Mina Jones. Pam Campagna, Marcy Minor. Mot Present For Picture: Michelle Campagna, Laura Mew- man. Samantha Pudvah. Sue Cacciola. Mary Jandreau. Linda Phillips. Anissa Ladd. Ron- nie Caruso, Rhonda Leone. Kathy Wickland. Alison Shortly 69 SCORES 42 Vinal 16 59 S. Catholic 16 IS Windsor Locks 50 26 Plalnville 51 55 Farmington 22 50 Wethersfield 15 Coginchaug Invitational: 8th place Jones finishes strong Cross-Country Sportsmanship 40r t Men's Cross Country 87 The men's Cross Country team completed a relatively suc- cessful season for 1986. After compiling a record of 5-10, they ran without captains Scott Kabel and Jay Murray due to injuries. Chris Jones, who ran in fine form all season long, qualified for the State Open. Consistent runners Ken Schmekel and Will Von Mah- land contributed greatly to the squads' improvements over the course of the season. If next year's team is healthy. Captain Von Mahland and the rest of the Blue Dragons should be awfully tough. 71 SCORES 23 S. Catholic 32 13 Windsor Locks 46 10 Vinal 23 23 Plainvtllc 32 16 Farmington 43 33 Wethersfield 22 Cromwell Coginchaug Invitational: 2nd Place A strong finish for Erika. Beth Labella takes the lead. 72 Women's Cross Country '87 The women's Cross Country team ended their season with an impressive 11-6 record. They got off to a great start by placing sec- ond at the Coginchaug invita- tional. They were led by top- notch runner Erika Rosek, who will again captain next year's team. Runners Beth LaBella, De- lia Olufokunbi and Becky Au- Clair contributed greatly to the team's record. At the start of the season, the girls went 5-0, and they should equal that mark next season with a healthy and talented squad. I Contemplating the competition front row: Hila Von-Mahland, Becky Au- Clair, Beth LaBella. Erika Rosek. Jenny Wright, Anne Jaskot, Back row: Delia Olutokunbi, Coach Kristiansen. Marcy Hurlbert. Malia Timmerman 73 SCORES 92 South Catholk 65 76 Windham 90 as C.O. Smith 73 69 Hand 97 81 Sheehan 88 94 Platt 77 86 Cast Catholk 85 81 Naugatuck 90 72 Plainvillc 87 79 Windsor Locks 90 95 h-K 76 73 Maloney 91 SPLASH! A flying start! ' 74 Women's Swimming '87 The Blue Dragon women's swim team went 5-7 this past season. Although it might not be a winning record, it was filled with many personal bests and three new school records. All of the records were accom- plished by junior Rebecca Ste- vens. She shattered the old marks in the 200 yard freestyle, the 100 yard freestyle, and the 100 yard butterfly. Since there were only 14 swim- mers on the team, every person was counted on to do their best. Each individual made the team very close as well as high- powered. There were several close meets, such as the 87-86 victory over Plainville, but by far the most intense was against Had- dam-Killingworth. The team wanted to win and win they did. Five members were sent to the State Championships. They were the following: Wendy Ward, Kris- ten LaBella, Rebecca Stevens, Tracy D'Aquila and captain Had- ley Adams. Stevens will be the captain for the 1987 season. With the help of the veterans as well as the promising newcomers, the up- coming season can only be a success. Front Row - Cheryl Emanuelson, Hadley Adams, Tamara Tschinkel. Second Row- Coach George Baldwin. Rebecca Ste- vens. Jessica Hederick. Amy Reed, Ass t Coach Robert Farmelee. Third Row - Beth Brennan, Tracy D'Aquila, Rachel Henderick, Alyson Rambow. Fourth Row - Wendy Ward, Rim Brown, Kristen Label- la. Beth Gardner. 75 SCORES 87 Easth Catholic 82 91 pi.r.A 81 98 St. Bernards 72 99 Platt 72 82 Farmington 68 73 Watertown 99 76 Plainvillc 88 91 t.O. Smith 76 97 Maloney 74 85.5 tiK 70.5 68 Windsor Locks 49 76 Xavier 95 74 Sheehan 97 Men's Swimming '87 The men's swim team, al- though the least noticed, proved to be the team that was the most successful in the 1987 winter sports season. The Sea Dragons raced off to a 5-0 start by pounding virtually every opponent in that streak. That streak lasted until they vis- ited notorious Watertown, which handed the Dragaons their first setback. This was one of the strongest teams ever under the direction of coach George Baldwin. The Sea Dragons had strength in numbers, both with seniors and events. Led by co-captain Rob fralick and a score of seniors such as Josh Klaaren, Jay Murray, Matt Connelly and Matt White, Middle- town conquered Haddam-Killing- worth, Maloney and Platt. The strongest and most con- sistently placed events the Sea Dragons competed in were the 200, 500, the relay events and the breastroke events. Front row: Jose Lopez, Matt Connelly, Jay Murray, Rob FralicK (capt ). Josh Klaaren, Matt White, John Paul Lacombe. Second row: coach Baldwin, Jon McGee. Matt Rollef- son, Kirk Shadle. Matt Cvans. Lee Koslow. Scott Rodenhizer. David Roberts. Seth Haw- kins. Ass t coach Fralick. Third row: Luke Higgins, Mike Shapiro. Mike Antol, Jeff Wa- mester. Missing: Eric Linnemann. 77 SCORES 47 Maloney 58 63 Windsor 50 53 East Catholic 41 31 Plainville 49 69 Goodwin 51 57 St. Paul 58 49 Wilcox 53 31 Berlin 55 72 Farmington 69 57 70 Maloney Goodwin 61 44 60 Wolcott 54 57 Kolbe 81 62 Wilcox 67 58 St. Paul 74 59 Berlin 60 48 Farmington 52 58 Wolcott 59 OT 62 hoi be 82 67 Plainville 54 ■'Streeeeeeech!” Oooooh nice legs!!' 78 Men's Basketball '87 The men's basketball team ac- complished a lot with the very little it had this past season. Experience wasn't plentiful among the Dragons this year as they boasted only one senior, Richard Walker. Walker was joined by three juniors and one sophomore in the starting lineup of the squad. Even without much exper- ience, the varsity underclassmen will possess knowledge that will only help next year's team. Coach Tom LaBella also had a great amount of depth on his bench and worked with the sophomores on it during the season, such as Dario Highs- mith, Tyrone Speller, and Nate Turner. You did not find the Dragons among the Northwest Confer- ence's powerhouses this year. Regulars such as St. Paul and Berlin were surprisingly joined by Wicox Teach of Meriden this season. Middletown, however, recorded impressive victories over other top-notch teams such as Wolcott, Farmington and Plainville. It's schedule wasn't one of a creampuff, either. The Dragons had to contend with state power Kolbe of Bridgeport and the Spartons of Maloney. The biggest highlight of the season for Middletown came over the Christmas holiday when, for the second straight year, it captured the Manchester Rotary holiday Classic cham- pionship. The Dragon beat Wind- sor, 63-50, and topped Eastm Catholic, 53-41, for their second consecutive crown. The junior varsity squad, which also had considerable tal- ent, should strengthen next year's team. It's MIME!!!! Varsity: Front Row - Flerschel Farbman, Dario Highsmith, Ronald Picard. Doug Mighsmith. Otis Rankins, Mate Turner. Last Row - James Manzie, Corey Winbome. Har- old Hart, Tyrone Speller, Brent Early, Terry Winbome, Coach Labella. 79 J.V.: Front Row T.J. Kelsey, Hershal Farb- man, Pharoah Perkins, Mate Turner, Curtis Glover, Rosario Pulino, Roy Felix. Back row - Corey Winbome, Harold Hart. Ray Acosta. Tyrone Speller, Joey Rebot, Steve Augeri. Terry Winbome. 81 SCORES 39 North Branford 80 49 Mercy 75 67 East Hampton 39 59 Plainvillc 28 72 Goodwin 25 57 St. Paul 65 62 Wilcox 42 53 Berlin 65 55 Farmington 44 31 31 Coglnchaug Wolcott 42 49 62 Plainville 48 69 Goodwin 29 62 Wilcox 37 42 St. Paul 32 44 Berlin 53 26 Piorth Branford 62 35 Farmington 53 33 Wolcott 46 321 BUZZZl Praise the Lord. I see the light.'' 82 Womens Basketball '87 The Lady Dragons enjoyed one of the most successful sea- sons this winter. The team com- piled a 10-9 record and captured a berth in the Class L state tour- nament. What made coach Bill Wilson's squad play so well was its ability to play as a team. When high- scoring star Kim Peterson went down with an injury, the Dragons pulled together to record a string of six straight victories. Middletown had gotten off to a slow start in the beginning by losing its first two games, but then defeated East Hampton to capture third place in its hosted Middlesex Mutual Assurance Holiday Tournament. The starting five of Shannon Flowers, Laura Newman, Vicki Wright, Tammy D'Aquila and Tracy D'Aquila really proved to be the consistent combination Middletown needed to win games. All contributed to the scoring punch while Newman and Wright starred on defense. The Lady Dragons clung to third place the entire season, proving they could stay with the leaders of the pack; Berlin and St. Paul. Middletown proved to be at its strongest peak in February, when the Dragons went 6-2. Dur- ing this time, they nailed down a spot in the Class L State Tour- nament, and joined the ranks of powerful Lyman Hall, Killingly and Westbrook clubs. Girls Basketball: Front Row - Anissa Ladd, Rim Peterson, Laura riewman. Vicky Wright. Middle Row - Ass t Coach John Turro. Olivia Caracoglia, Chris Al- len, Rim Farren, Marcy GrifFin, Shannon Flowers, Tracy D'Aquila. Back Row- Shei- lene Snipes. Cheryl DeWalt. Rhonda Leone. Shenetta James, Tammy D'A- quila, Ryle Wilkes. Coach Bill Wilson 83 Indoor Track '87 Indoor track is a coed winter sport that is fun as well as chal- lenging. It is a conditioning sport for those who want to get in shape for a spring sport as well as those who just want to im- prove their physical condition and tone up. The team consists of students from various sports like track all the way to crew as well as stu- dents who want to get in shape. The most attractive part of in- door track is the fact that it is a relaxed sport. There are only a few meets during the season. There is hardly any pressure put on anyone to win. The meets are there to have fun together as a team, get a taste of what track is like and to offer an atmosphere where one can challenge one- self. The main goal of indoor track is conditioning. Another in- centive to indoor track is that it is the only coed sport offered be- sides golf. It offers the chance for boys and girls to work together in an athletic atmosphere. In- door track is the perfect sport for those who want to be on a sport but don't want the intense com- petiveness and pressure that go along with most sports. 85 EVENTS Homecoming 88 89 School Dance - Jan. 17 50 's 60 s Dance - Feb. 7 Showcase 87 Showcase 87 Drama '87 94 Plaza Suite'' 95 Organizations '87 AFS Organizations '87 Organizations '87 Drama Club Organizations '87 Organizations '87 Junior Committee Latin Club Organizations '87 Organizations '87 If . T95G Minority Student Coalition national honor Society 102 Organizations '87 Organizations '87 Organizations '87 Organizations '87 Organizations '87 Organizations '87 Senior Superlatives '87 BEST DRESSED Harry Dicker Jocelyn Samuel Senior Superlatives '87 CLASS COUPLE Michelle Campagna Sr Matt Connelly CLASS FLIRTS Milton Cox Kerry Schrenker LOUDEST Jay Murray Carol Bartell Senior Superlatives '87 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Matt Lewis Susie Morgan MOST PESSIMISTIC Charles Gill Winnie Sutton MOST OPTIMISTIC Michael Robbins Alexandra Caracoglia Senior Superlatives '87 CLASS MUSICIAMS CLASS QOSSIFS Chris Roberts Kim Martin BEST LOOK!MG Al Currie Jocelyn Samuel Ed Corvo Winnie Sutton Senior Superlatives '87 MOST VERSATILE Karyn Shilke Matt Lewis SMARTEST Dan Zwelling Susie Morgan Senior Superlatives '87 PREPPIEST Qia Ha rewood Chris Roberts MOST GULLIBLE Gretchen Gardner Jimmi lmme Senior Superlatives '87 Kim Gionfriddo Wasim Munawar Marc DeTour Senior Superlatives '87 Senior Superlatives '87 MOST BASHFUL Richie Calma Melinda Brock class CLOWNS Ed Corvo Tricia Kennedy CLASS ARTISTS David Flood Stephanie Chubbuck Senior Superlatives 87 PUKK1EST Stephanie Chubbuck David Flood Senior Superlatives CLASS DAnCERS Kim Peterson Kenny Perry Remember When ... M.K. dumped K.M. B. K.. R.M.. M.R.. and M.C. all crashed their motorcycles. D.K. Kept getting herself into relationship • triangles with certain guys, one of whom she really cares for What about the conspiracy?' D.K. and S.M. ran up Powder Ridge, the winter of 84 — in our sock feet??! D.K. and '5 . the Jacuzzi, and the special words and feelings shared on Sept. 19. 1986 - at Doc Jams Josh Klaaren asked Mrs. Bilas if he could go to the bathroom on her. L.W.. K.S.. L.S.. K.K. - I wanna go to the BEACMl! 1.000 people surveyed, top five answers on the board had a mad crush on Qregor Mendel? C. M.(86). L.W.. and K.K. smuggled Merman out of McDonald's and put him on the trophy case in Ag? The homeroom committee of idiotic inducties into the armed forces will now come to order! K nor • Callatc chicito! • you irk my liver even in a foreign language little brother. Querido Rip (Scott) Buenos suerte in the Air Porce see ya sometime - one way or another! Yo ami tu. Querido J.P. Lacombe got sprayed with contraceptive foam during health class. The fall crew men s 8 and friends had a massive carbo load • pillow fight party at J.P.s house. J.P.. T.S.. J.M., and R.P. caught two people in the act with their high- beams in the Xerox parking lot. P.M. confessed!! C.L. and P.C. skipped school to go to Bradlees and P.C.'s car didn't start so P.C. cried! L. T. went logging!! T.M. hit the barrel with her car in the school parking lot. M. C. and K.M. argued over 'Who found the film in 4th period. G.h. and S.L. made fun of 100% pure cotton, ironed, in green, aqua blue and brown. J.l. took a penalty kick. J.V. came to school. L.E. and J.h. almost started fighting in Mr. Giocos chemistry class? J.M. and C.M. started working out with D.M.? (ouch!) G.M.. N.A.. D.T.. J.P.. C.R.. and T.S. went to BT 2 s and C.R. lost his balloon? Mag A and Mag B were this dose' and had a whole list of their own memories? T.S. went out with M J.. J.G.. R.M. in one sememster? W.M. drove his car into a lake. Leaving school in 1986 everday until getting caught with P.C.. B.F.. and S.M. S.M. and M.P. met L.T. and P.M. at her house for the Junior Prom and got lost. L.T.. S.M., C.B. sat at the table in the cafe and L.T. stared at L.M. The windows were open in room 208 In 20 degree weather everyday? S.M. took out her mirror everyday 5th period and at lunch, too. S.C. stuck the brownie on the courtyard wall, and it's still there. S.M. and L.C. got stuck in the snowstorm after school. To J.S. from S.M., remember the Junior Prom . (flash) I remember when I wore the same gray and blue skirt to school everyday and then I came here in sweats! Ma moistan suomi se on mun toinen koti missa ma loitin jumala MMS 1st per. rainy. Erie, Matt the rediscovery of my total ID personality. Stuffing in my Grama's bra for Plaza Suite like a big KMS The Milt's beat P.S.C. 2 straight years in a row. J.l. and S.M. had to dress up as prostitutes at the 1st scavenger hunt The time J.L. S.M. and A.C. threw S.A. and P.A. into S.A.'s trunk in order to sneak into the pomo s. It ended up S.A.'S car leaving with a cracked windsheild J. L. S.M., C.Q.. P.A.. and the prison fairy going crazy in 2nd lunch. K. W., L.T., and J.J. went canoeing and their canoe tipped over and J.J. jumped into another boat. Mey S.S.. remember when SJ. was putting Q.I. Joe toys together at F.P.'s house for his nephew. Mey S.C.. remember when we use to get sprayed with perfume in ninth grade by B.W. and L.C. Mey K.K.. remember when we used to have our morning Armed Services meeting in homeroom. P.C. and L.T. made a chain of straws in the cafe. P.C. choked on water in 7th period and got it all over the table. L. T. and P.C. got into a fight over P.M. for nothing. J. T. called A.M. a M.L. K. S. and A.D. went for a midnight walk and sat in the middle of the road eating candy and talking. In Florida when K.S. and A.D. decided to go for a midnight snack 5 minutes before curfew and couldn't find change for the candy machine and had to wait another 5 minutes for the elevator. Some members of the girl's soccer team resorted to acrobatics during our games like K.S.'s famous split and K.S. 2's foward rolls. C.E. and K.S. sawCarribean sunsets, gorgeous men. swaying palms, and toasted to them with Rum Punches! Cheryl E.. Wen P.. Kim S.. and Andrea D. ran a midnight marathon and got chased by the boogie man! The Texan weirdo came and invaded MMS with her accent Y'alll! The cop followed T.M. into the school parking lot? The good time C.E. had eating her daily cream-filled twinkle? The stories at T.M.'s house? - K.S.. do you know where the __is yet? Tammy M.. Karyn S., Alex C.. Sherry F.. Kim S., Andrea D.. and Cheryl E. invaded Smuggler's Inn on T.M.'s birthday!! J.K. couldn't eat! S.K.. M.W.. J.K.. and R.F.. remember the mystery meat? J.K.. R.F.. S.K.. M.R., and M.D. wore miniskirts to school! S.S.. S.K.. R.F.. M.W.. and J.K. were flying on the ceiling. Paula. Judy. Delia. Alex, and Gail went to BT s 5 for lunch and cock- We lost Chris Sieburg in Disney World? We skipped school to try to get Bon Jovi tickets in 20 degree weather? What Q.G. and T.T. did In the courtyard during the dance? B. M. and G.G. went to Hartford. Ferry Street. The Village, and ended up in the cemetary? The times when G.G. and T.T. snuck into the Ecletk parties The flat tire and Kurt? C. G. and J.l. stole a Welcome to Middletown sign from Main St.. 122 Remember When ... Mr. Warren always cracked on C.Q. and S.M. in period 5 C. Q. was on the M.C.. CHSCA, and MHR all-star football teams. April 13. 1985 when A.A.. K.G.. R.P., AMD R.C. ???? D. G. and K.G. making their daily laps in the Buick picking up the truck team driving them on they're route? K.G. pulled D.C. out of the Z-28 and almost beat him up because he came from Haddam-Killingworth lying on her and she found out!! J. D.. D.L.. J.M., and S.M. went to Crystal Lake and Bear Hill after it had snowed? K. P.. remember when we first met and how I fixed your helmet I remember when I first met my girl. I remember meeting all my new friends from the old Wilson High. Matt C. and Mike R. presented E.T. with a tinfoil sculpture of the back of her back? Scott K.. Brian L., and Matt C. had and all-out pizza war in their room at the Sheraton in Orlando. Florida. Eight people piled Into Womba's Lynx and heard about Chick Corea and The Meptune House House. I went to school for the whole day. MC. M.C. and L.B. were with J.B. at Crystal Lake, when she was arrested. M.C. and F.Z.. and L.B. and J.M. went camping at Black Pond. All those parties over at S.K. s house. We had some rad times there. B. M.. S.K.. E.C.. J.D., chased each other around the house. S.K., R.F., B.M.. E.C.. and 4 others crushed into 1 car. got drunk and kissed on the way to an away football game. The Spring Fling when B.M.. S.K.. S.M.. G.C.. E.C., K.M.. S.C.. T.K., and a bunch more got trashed and E.C. fell asleep on the park bench and the cops came to wake him up and bring him home. S.M. dried off with a towel for the first time The stories Jimmy J. used to tell. Mrs. T. tripped over her dog. A.C.'s parents got the phone call from the police at 6:00 in the morning asking for the stolen keg. A.C. and S.A. had to buy six tubes of women s cream' for the scavenger hunt. Cher and Wen went skiing and were caught in the eye of the T-bar! P.A., C.Q.. and A.C. chased two fine girts in a blue Camaro to Higganum and back at 85 mph. Just looking for the party M.B. mooned LJ. and P.C. in the school library P.C. went into the boy's locker room with C.L. C. L. drove backwards when the light turned green Mr. Awdziewicz never opened up the school store on time during 1st lunch. Backstage showcases, we will never tell. J.D. totalled her car the day after her birthday. J.D.. D.l_I.H.. S.M. and their haunted houses. H.D. and M.C. came to school and there wasn't any school. H.D. came to school dressed like the Last Dragon. The times we used to get suspended for being late to lunch. R.S. came to MHS to give a presentation on Drugs. We had a flood in 1984. Last year's Junior Prom. To T.H. from M.B.. remember the mistake we both made in Sept, and Oct. 86 S.C. and C.W. met Herb and Mervie or was that Merb and Hervie?? SJOPAW K. G. and S.C. had their little meeting at Farm Hill? Remember Mew Haven. K.G.? C. C., B.M. and the 2 M.C.’s camped out on the last night of summer - and who got snagged? The tennis team got a little soggy in the water fight at Miss B.'s house? We saw all those movies? Chris R. - climbs the wall at The Fly - what did we put in that Coke? - let's take the tennis team to the movies! S.C. decided to start the ritual of sacrificing pidgeons at Quincy Market Mr. Gross discovered fire. Pete, remember our recording career and the smash hit Cumio. S.C. Hey W.S.. remember your 17th birthday? didn't think so. OBJECTS of 84. 85. 86. and 87!!! S.R.. remember all those aces in the deck. (200 hands) You could get a T-shirt for 5 dollars and you could even bring a friend! Y'all come back now. ya hear! B.C. fell off the swings at Wesley school. M.H. went to a party and came back bragging about how all the boys were all over her (she lied) R. B. used to take care of business L. R. and K.S. were always together? Everyone loved THE VOLVO!!! Secret Lovers??? R.S.. R.D. Everybody thought Stephen and Stephenie were brother and sister - Then they went to the Prom! Mr. Gross called H.A. Girly K.B. - remember D.T.'s pool, the feather. Camp Ingersoll - S.D.. boating and the beach? Summer of 86? K.B. - remember the Field. Miller's pond and S.D.. the weirdo and the frog? G.C. - remember all the good times - Dunkin Doughnuts - the leaves? S. C. was driving H.D. s car without a license, registration, or insurance and got pulled over because W.G. was hanging out the window, and PSYCHO. D.F.. and K.L. were in back whining but the cop let us go? D. F. told S.C. he could drink gasoline but lost his ravioli and passed out. We had Mrs. Codella for Geometry as Freshmen, and Mike R. and Colin sung in class. We tried to make hydrogen gas in Chemistry and it turned out purple. Mr. Gioco unknowingly set off the school alarm system during a Chemis- try review on an early Saturday morning. HAL the briefcase of memories Genetic Disorder Kenny P. dislocated his toe and then played in the next game. Coach Darrel Hill threw Mike William because he was so pumped up for the Hill House game. Jay R.. Kenny P. had a pudding fight with Wanda S. and Pam P. S.R. and K.S. spent Easter together in East Hartford The Volleyball team qualified for States D.R.. V. T. and C.S. went flower snitching? 123 Eric Henry ran out of bounds because he didn't want to get hit. In 11th grade Mr. Wilson told S.H. to stop acting like a freshman when S.R. really started it. J. O. started stripping on the diving board and D.O. took pictures. K. F. got beat up! S.R., K.S.. J.Q.. and company C found Fantasy Island at 2 o’clock in the morning while swimming and consuming Domino s Pizza and Clas- sic Coke. K. S and J.Q. were thrown Into S.R. s pool while wearing white T-shirts. S.R. and A.C. were walking home when A.C. dropped Herman' Gary Doughty got his shorts ripped off in Mr. Miller s 7th per. class. We arrived as freshmen and now we re leaving the school as SENIORS! The Class of 1983 was here! What a change. The scavenger hunts between Psi Sigma Chi and the Hilts, when J.I., C.O. and P.A. stole the Middletown sign and J.I., A.C.. S.A., J.S., T.T. and S.W. stole the keg! At age IS. J.S. and S.C. thought that they were being slick when they took S.C. s van. got it stuck on an ice patch in her driveway and had to call J.S.'s Mom to get them out of It? L. P1.. C.W. and J.S. remember housesitting, the bird, the cat, the clock and the flying garbage bag? Munchkin. Remember number 18? C.C., J.S., S.M., K.M., T.K., D.T.. C.S.. B.H., and C.M. - Remember the Sunshine days? K.M. and D.K. went to the F.B.I. and ended up beingjudged In the legs contest with pants on, and wonll K.M.. S.M.. T.K.. D.K.. and C.C. were known by everyone as The Wild Ones and spent their life at the Syn house and Powder Ridge living up to their title. K. M., D.K.. S.M., and K.S. were surrounded by a mototcyde gang be- cause of K.M.'s big mouth, and we ended up with a cordial invite to B. C.'s. Sorry, maybe another time. Josh K. had to go to the bathroom real bad during Mrs. Bilas 6th period English class Does the Varsity Boat remember that? Does the Class of 1987 remember doing Mrs. Torcello's Scientific Ameri- can reports? L. A.. O.Q., C.M.. and JJ., remember the nights at Twin Spruce Motel? L.A. and C.M. went to McDonald s every day for lunch S. P. and C.M. got caught doing drugs at Middlesex Hospital. Mutt and Jeff followed J.D. home and got caught? L.S. and C.M. went for the ride in the Trans-Am and had Black Raspberry Ice cream A.A. would do summersaults over cars. K.M. and S.M. went into Roy Rogers and met Ella T. M. hit a garbage can while trying to back her car into a stall. K.M. didn't make fun of T.E. in Mr. Praulino’s English class K.S.. J.G.. S.N.. M.B.. R.M., and M.A. drank spiked sprite one late Roman night and K.S. fell through the beds? K.S. stole the Italien ice cream sign? Hup. two. three, four, hup! S.N., C. M., J.G., and M.A. J.D.. J.H.. Remember Bear Hili? S.H. J.L.. M.H., T.M.. L.B.. C J., P.C.. T.V. Rocken at Judas Priest- Iron Maiden - Ozzy? They made up that new rule: if you're late for class your suspended and everybody was late on purpose Our February vacation in 86 that we can't remember! L.H.. C.W.. J.S. Hey C.M. - remember the middle of the mudhole at Powder Ridge Where s Sheila? L.H. X-marked the spot on C.W.'s forehead SCREEEECH! Michael R. Matt W.. Scott K., and James S. ordered room service In Quebec? We all stood in tunics in 30 degree weather waiting to start the 1986 Homecoming parade? Half of the AFS Club had inschool suspension for a camping trip. A.M. would try to get out of class just to see L.T. A.M. chilled out with Mr. Molly A. M. and L.T. were the class couple The party at T.K.'s house with A.Q. upstairs passed out. S.M. and E.Q. sliding down the stairs, D.M. put cigarettes in the DEP, T.K.'s sister jumping on P.G. The night - July 17 - S.M., K.M., C.C. and company - haunted house, legally detained , Do you know where your children are? .... ' Walking everywhere S.M.. D.K. T.K.. C.C.. K.M. • To J.T. s. P.G. s, Mickey D's - the Syn house (Paula we miss youl!) - we did get a taxi once or twice, huh?!!!! P.M. backed into two cars in the same week. Just after getting her license and K.M. thought it was hysterical? K.M. and P.M. would leave notes on certain people's cars at the Gari- baldi s? K.M.. Remember when 4 more days!” turned into one more week? Mr. Greene's leprechaun egg hatched Mr. Kortikowski and Mrs. Carton s golf trip The S.C.A.T. Club K.S. and S.L. went to see D.L.R. and on the way home, found men working in the back of the Jeep!!!! Mrs. Carpini sang and danced In Calculus? We read The Bear and one sentence was 6 pages long? M.R. was kicked out of Geometry so he could look for snow? T.S. remember: bung river rats; kegs on Wall St., muscles; '70 Camaro; harleys; Red Dog; cocktails at 6:00?!! noses; C.B. stone Olin Ski and me. C.M. B. C. with M.M. became the two biggest_____in the school Meow! Mr. Molly took C.M. and J.S. fifth of strollies T.M., L.E., T.H.. T.B., and M.M. had most of their stuff stolen on the Camp Out - S.M. R.F. started World War 3 when he told C.M. that B.C. and M.M. called her an Amazon - S.M. R. F. was sawing a piece of metal for 10 min. and was through in only 2 min. Something confusing R.F. your_______. S.M. A. D. and C.E. found True Colors every morning on the way to school Yosh stole a $63 skateboard from a 10 year old kid W.M. and A.C. got dumped after a movie by Merry and Kerry. B. E. came to football practice very late and delivered balloons to Coach Wilderman for his birthday. Chrlssee. remember a tiger print blanket, a black and white bathroom, and the red snag carpet? I thought so. J.S. and R.T. left everyday at lunch with Doobagel J.S.'s and J.T. s cars were the first searched J.S. had magic shroons and Uncle Sidney. S. Sad insky set the Band room on fire. Twice? The soccer team qualified for States. Hey Vem. Winky. and Moley. remember Mr. Toad s Wild Ride. I sure do McBadger! A.C.. S.R., K.S.. and J.B. What time is it?! In Myrtle Beach. S.C. 124 K.S. and J.Q. said. Smile Clammy' you're on candid camera! Old's Soccer: Middletown 2, Wolcott 1 (2 OT's) Mr. A. said he paid $8.00 for a sandwich at the airport Kim got kissed at the carnival by R.S. and she cried. J. S., T.K.. and J.S. left school and got hammered?! What R.C.. K.S.. J.S., S.R.. M.C.. and T.S. had for breakfast? The shaving cream fight with S.C., J.S., C.G., D.O., A.C. and W.M. on rialloween?!! The Men's crew beat St. John's Prep. M.A.. E.T., J.P., T.S., and J.M. went on a sign hunt coming back from East Hartford. T.M. called W.G. a bald chicken. S.S. came to school with a neck full of________________________that looked like a necklace. A.D. crawled across the floor on her hands and knees at Kim’s after- prom party. A.D. yelled B and who?'' to Mr. Warren s face when he called K.S. and A.D. Biff and Buffy. A.D. and K.S. had some strong Coke at the girl's soccer partyl Amazon ' said” she kicked J.T.’s butt but really didn't Shirley came home when J.T., B.K.. M.K.. S.B.. J.S., S.M., B.P.. K.C., and M.R. were all partying at S.B.'s house. Chico and Blanca were the real class couple. Muncho waited outside and never got his money Linda and Holly went to the Sock Mop!” Playing on the soccer team year 1986- 87 Being In Mr. Jone s History class (1986 • 87) Meeting friends in my AFS year, friends like Jens, Kerry. Stephie, Joce- lyn. Scott K.. Matt and everyone. So long friendsl After the fire, the fire still bums Ellen and Cindy made their singing debut singing the Murphy's Oil soap commercial on Hadley's roof, (o-rama) What happened when E.T. yawned In Mr. Tucd's class G.G., T.T. Spies like us” M.D. and R.F. blew off G.G. and T.T. at McDonald s because R.P. wanted K. K. from Mercy to see how good he looked? What happened to M.L.'s underwear at the party J.S. had when YEX beat the Hilts, once again? S.M. ahd to wear a plastic bag on his foot. We had a hurricane on Prom nightl W.W.. D.C., forgot to go to first period for an entire semester. The time L.C. bet K of the boys in Math class in armwrestling. Mr. G's boring movies that made you go to sleep. K.W. and L.S. realized their destiny to be members of the Mall of Justice with wonderwoman and superman. K. W. and L.S. discovered that Virginia hams can wear a fur and still have children. J J. actually said gossip that was true. S.A., remember left right are you sure it feels like It. D.W. S.A. and E.G. got in a fight almost everyday. D.W. got married and had a baby girl on her birthday. M7 hit a Santa's coffee wagon on the way to school. L. W.. D.B.. and L.W. went to the Hartford Orchestra with Dr. S. D.B.. L.W., R.J., let the rubber fly Mr. Gross called M.C. Gilbert Donker Laurel Wood, Katharine K.. and Kim S. on their way to 3rd period would say let's go to the beach! especially In the winter. Kim S. had her after-prom party!! Laurel W. taught Katharine K. how to Ski. E.T. and C.W. saw R.C. at H.A.'s C.W. and E.T. learned all of the words to Tm a Mo”?? C.W. tried to pull a deer across the lawn while J.S. and L.M. screamed ’C'mon” from the getaway car? C.W. and D.K. were best friends? S.A. and L.B., and all the weekends with R.D. and K.S. C.M., remember loveland with D.W. and M.S. J.J. and C.M., remember all those nights in the parking lot at Crystal Lake looking for O.Q. C.M.. J J.. and L.C., remember our constant skipping and 17 times in In- house our Junior year. J. J. snatched M.M. out of her car in the Highlands to beat her up for calling Pooh's house? C.A. punched a girl in the face during a basketball game. C.A. planned a party for when her mom went out but she didn't leave and everyone came anyway to her B.Y.O.B. K. A. and C.K. had a fight and K.A. smashed her glasses against the wall. L. A. was in homeroom 2 days In a row M. D. called K.A. on a Saturday morning for a ride to school K. A. came to school and didn't get dismissed. Jimmy Imme's bike got run over at soccer practice by a city truck. A.C. had a flat tire twice at McDonald's. Scott. Jay. Kenny, and Al went to the Cenacle and got caught there. S.A. and A.C. were seen by Mr. Bransfleld trying to buy a case of Bud at Dave's Package Store? Those sweet sisters of Psl Sigma Chi challenged the Milts to 2 scavenger hunts and lost them bothl A.C., C.Q.. and P.A. chased 2 girts in a Camaro, caught up with them, and were then told to get lost when C.G. opened his mouthll M.C. hit a Slow Children sign with M.Q., B.S.. and L.B. C. A., M.C., P.Z.. and J.M. and RSP walked through the swamp. L. B., J.B., M.C. and C.R. went to the drive-in, got drunk and put popcorn buckets on their heads. Sebby said Mothing Personal” D. B., L.W., and L.C. disected a pig! S.C.. remember the snapping turtles. S.C.. remember Camp Ingersoll? S.C., remember Miller s pond and the polywogs? OKZ's had a summer bash! K. H., K.M.. S.B.. and K.L. had to clean McDonald s. L. B. and C.J. went to Iron Maiden. OKZ met every Thursday nlte and had a blast. R.B. never brought any books home for a whole semester. 125 Class Will I. SHAROM ALBANESE, leave all my good friends, thanks for being there. I'll miss you. Thanks Mom and Dad for putting up with me and pushing me along these past 4 years. I made it! I love you and I'm going to miss you. I. LAURA ALLEQRETTI. leave with all the good times I’ve had with Orestes. Col- leen. Janice. Lydia. Kim. and Gina L CHRISTINE ALLEN, leave to Alisha Moody my favorite teacher. Miss. Mar- selli. because if she ever needs anything, she's the one to see. I. KATHY AMARA, leave Mr. Saunders memories of me. I, KRIS AMARA, leave with a smile on my face and the knowledge that high school is not always the best 4 years of one's life. I, AMY ANDERSON, leave my height to all short students. I. SCOTT ARESCO, leave the soccer and baseball teams the best of luck in the future. I leave the good times all the Hilts had. especially Jimmy. Al, Sal, and Paul. And I retire my number 4. I, PAUL AUGERI, leave any underclass- man the task of trying to put up with Mr. Bransfield and Blue Prints. Hey Mr. B., will my column ever be replaced? I also leave my brother Steve the best of luck in the 88 and '89 basketball seasonsire- member kid, practice makes perfect). I will always remember the fun times I've had with the Hilts, especially Sally Hilt. Cool AI. K. P., Jim-Ski, Scotty Eresh, and Mr. Gill. Thank you. Mr. Warren, for ever- ything! And last but not least, I will al- ways remember the happy memories and good times I've shared with Desiree. I love you! I, DEE BARCLAY, leave to Mr. Lombardo the remainder of his band, and to my little sister. GOOD LUCK!! I, KIM BARKER, leave early and leave Nikki to find a new messanger person. I, SONJA BEAL, leave to the sisters of OKZ, lots of love. We ve had our good and bad times together. I II always re- member you guys, you're the best. I, JEAN BELNIAK, leave to all oncoming Blue Dragons the good times that I've had all of my years as one. I, LORI BENOIT, leave the parting tradi- tions to Christy Johnson, who I know will do a good job at it. I leave Sharon Alban- ese my sincere thanks for putting up with me for the last four years. And to my fellow sisters of OKZ to keep the club alive and well. Thanks for everything guys I, CAROLYN BOND, leave all the under- classmen with all the good and bad times I've had at MHS. And to my brother Ronald, 2 more frustrating years here. And to Mrs. Liftig, I leave my crooked sewing. I, DOMINICA BRAMATO, leave my OKZ sisters behind to stick it out. We have had our bad times but we've stuck to- gether, don t worry more good times will come!! And to Ami, my sis, forget the past, live for tommorrow. I, MELINDA GAYLE BROCK, leave behind all my artistic talent. I, MARK BROOKS, leave all my unfin- ished homework and wisdom to the class of 88. I, SUSAN CACCIOLA. leave two more en- joyable years of high school to Steven A. Many thanks to Kerry, Jocelyn. Rose, Steph. Kim, Cindy, Jenn. and Lynn-I'll never forget all the good times. Take care. Sal my buddy-1 love you guys!! I. CRIS CADIZ, leave to all faculty and administration the h that s not in my name, to Mr. G. I leave thanks for a unique half year of advanced chemistry, and for making me feel welcome at MHS. And to Chad, I leave the wonderful exper- ience of moving-good luck and have fun in Peoria!! I, SEAN CAFFREY, leave my high blood pressure and severe headaches to the class of 88, and all my passes to Mrs. Jackson and Mr. Taylor. I. CHRISTINE CAMPISI, leave with a smile. And to Joyce I leave my English notebook-1 hope you study it more than I did. to Geoff, should you ever need a front, just ask and I II give you mine. Have fun with Phas. And to Jennifer, the memories of singing, laughing, and runny noses will last forever, and good luck to Miss. Marselli's first period class. I, ALEXANDRA CARACOGLIA, leave my sister Olivia with sweet memories of one high school year together. Have a great two years sis. Also. I leave thanking my teachers and all mv friends for their guid- ance, laughs, and fun. Especially, I thank Mr. Guimares who made golf the best. To Liz M. I leave my cjolf swing and to Mark T. I leave my Spanish tongue. I also want Kim S. to have my Michael J. Fox post- card (but Don Johnson stays with me). And to the class of 87, good luck and keep smiling!! I, BRENDA CARR, leave all the good times to my cousin Vanessa Swain may she be as happy as I was. I, ROSE CARTA, leave with a lot of great memories of K.S., S.R., S.C., K.G., J.S., and D.G., thanks guys! To the 87-88 cheerleaders, lots of luck, you too Mrs. Caron! And to Pam. Wanda and Steve, I'll miss you, good luck at MHS. I, SUZIE CHESIK, leave to all future graduates of MHS my books, that were hardly used, my locker, which doesn't open, and all my wonderful teachers who tried to teach me something. I hope your years will be great. Try your best, don't give up, get a good education, it's a hard world out there. I. STEPHANIE CHUBBUCK, leave Chris Prentice, police type enforcer mace, and my dragon claw neckalce for protection next year, to Val Scanlan, my combat boots, spurs, and spray painted sheets. To Todd Pierce, I leave my white rat be- cause it loves him and it looks awesome when it climbs on his shoulder, and also my GBH and Circle jerks albums. To Matt Camp, I leave a bullwhip, a chain and my picture of sid s skull., and to Ted Munat I leave the heavy responsibility of cutting everyones hair next year. Finally, I leave for art school with Dave and a box of spinach fettuccine. I. BILL COLEMAN, leave my speed and running ability to Steve P.. and my waving talents to James M. I also leave my brains to Ron P.. and my one girl person to Doug H. And I leave my hands to Grady F., and Eric H.. I. MATTHEW CONNELLY, leave my pull buoys and lane five to Seth Hawkins and Luke Higgins, so they can struggle through the coach s distance workout. I also pass down the joys and hardships of the AFS club to anyone who will take them. And I leave Mr. Warren as the last remaining member of his pioneer Tiger Beat Staff. I, MARIE CORDONE, leave behind the memory of Wilson Wilcats and take with me the memory of the Blue Dragon. I leave the truck, that got me back and forth to school sometimes. And I leave all the frustrations of high school to the newcomers, who may be able to deal with them better. I, ED CORVO, leave the piece of_____t school owned bass guitar and bass amp to whoever has the patience to screw around with them and try to make them work. I. MILTON COX, leave to my boy's Otis. James, Steve, Doug, Tyrone, and my old girls, I leave all the good times I've had, always aim for goals and do the best you can to make it to the top, do the little extra it takes to become a successful per- son. And to all the girls, I leave a kiss. I, ALAN CURRIE, leave all my fun memo- ries I've had at MHS. Also I Leave the best of luck to my cousins David and Eri- ka. And to the Hilts, best of luck in the future, we ll need it!!! I, PENNY CZAJKA, leave to all under- classmen, Walters class ring, school jacket, and necklace to anyone who can find it. To Mr. Lundell, the wood eye, and to Mrs. Liftig, I leave my anger and the crummy sewing machine I used during her class. I, MICHELE DANIELS, leave my fine cook- 126 ing ability to Ms. Bryant and my hugs to Mr. Akasie. To Kork, my excellent gym record. And a special thanks to Wild Bill'' and Mr. Audziewicz for being my friends and for always being there when I needed someone to talk to. I wish the project crew the best of luck in the future, and last but not least, I leave with plea- sure!!!! I, TERRY DAVIGNON, leave my sister Pat- ty with all the good times that I've had, and to Ms. Carbo, I leave the best of luck for the future. I, LISA DAWES, leave my loud mouth and ragedy blue gym bag to Madeline Castro, and all my knowledge to Brent E. and Shawn B., because they'll need it. I, JENNIFER DEVIVO. leave J.N. in the hopes of getting the jeep she wants, to J. L. I leave my truck so he can go bajah- ing in something other than his car, a pack of Mewports to S.P., thanks for ever- ything. S.P., S.O., D.C., C.P., and P.L. best of luck and have fun freezing in the court- yard, D.E. best of luck I'm really going to miss you. And good luck to Miss. Marselli in finding a new showcase crew, best of luck also to the class of 1987!! I, MARRY DICKER, leave locker 116, a bottle of lotion, and my female knowl- edge to Devon M. To Luis L., I leave the memories of Marcy G. sweet dream smile. And to Scott, Carl B.. TJ, Jerry R., Carl, and members of Matropolis , I leave my baritone hom. I, JEMS DIEBOLD, leave to Mrs. Carpini and Mrs. Allen all my german school- books, but I'll need them back because of my need for them in my future, to all hall monitors I leave a pair of track shoes, not only will this enable them to catch all passless students faster, but also might enourage them to do some fitness training during these boring per- iods. And to all future atheletes. the best of luck, no injuries, and successful sea- sons. Work hard! Es ist noch kein Meis- ter vom Mimmel getallen (no star has ever fallen from the sky). And may Middletown High always welcome ex- change students and always be open- minded towards them. I. ANDREA DOANE. leave my Nike soccer cleats and a map of the soccer field to Pam C. with best wishes for the future, to Miss. R., I leave all the stolen discs and baby . I leave the MHS soccer team with hopes of an 18-0 record and a state championship for next year. To Mrs. Por- ter I leave paper and pens to start her ever-so-famous book, and last but not least I leave all my friends with the best of luck in their future's, may all their hopes and dreams come true. I. CHERYL EMANUELSON. leave the swim team the best of luck next year; Jessica H., Rachel H.( Beth G., Kim B., and Rebec- ca the thrill of Saturday morning prac- tices; Beth G. my breaststroke reputation and my faith in her; Mr. Baldwin best of Class Will wishes for next year's swim team, my shin splints to newly found track mem- bers; the gullible newcomers to the phys- ics world, the ’thrill of Mr. Gross' class; Miss. Branciforte the pictures of the pho- tographer in the Carribean; and my fare- well to all the undergraduates and teach- ers at MHS. I, SHERRY EOELKL, leave good luck to the underclassmen next year. Also, I want to thank T.M., K.S., C.E., A.D., K.S., W.S., and all the rest for showing me what the true meaning of friendship is. Let's all keep in touch-just remember that I II always love ya II!!!! I. ROB ERALICK, leave Steve P. and Ro- dent each a full tank of gas for all the rides I've mooched off you . UCONN eng- lish and UCONN western civilization to the next suckers who take them, and the swim team to the swimming nerds. I, GAIL FREDERICK, leave all of my math notebooks to Mrs. McWilliams, she un- derstands them better than I do. I leave The Lair to Mr. Warren and next year's staff along with some asprin for the head- aches, I leave Mr. Lombardo peace and quiet without me, and I leave Mr. Saunders some sunshine to remem- ber me by. I also leave many thanks to everyone who helped me make it through these four years, and lots of love to all my friends, we made it together. I, GRETCHEN GARDNER, leave all of the long grueling bus rides to and from school and the big mirror in room 108, to my sister Beth, a bottle of Clairmist hairs- pray to Charlie C., my large mirror to Kathy D, and to the sisters or PSC. I leave wishing you all the luck and happiness in their senior year.. I, CHARLES GILL, leave all my wrestling moves to Bill N. to use always. I leave the football team with good luck in the future and another state championship and I leave to go onto bigger and better things. I, KIM GIONFEIDDO, leave with great memories of MHS. Thanks to Rose, Sue. Steph. Kerry, Sara, and especially Dar- lene! I don't know what I'd do without you! I leave Sara two more years of cheering and snow storms to go sledding in!! And to next years football team- to continue the traditions after every game. And to Doug, I’m gonna miss you. we've had some of the best times together. I love you! I, JOANNE HALL, leave my habit of being on time to Mary J.(who needs it), and my seat in 105 to Vickie G. I. GIA HARWEOOD, now that I'm finally outta here, I can take an objective view at out beloved high school and the people they allow to run rampant in it. And I must say that I'm definitely leaving a complementary cat-scan at Harry's Head and Shoulder s to Mr. Tucci. Mrs. Porter, Mme. Allen, Debbie , Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Hiller. Mr. Jones. Missy Brancefort and especially Mr. G. To Dave, Rodent, Deana. Jon, Bob. and Bry, Jessica, Jessi- ca and everyone else, I wish you luck, cause these people will make you CRAZY!!!! look at me!!! I, STEPHEN HUGHES, leave my camo- fiauge coat and homework. I. ERICA GREENWELL, wish to be remem- bered as someone who always wanted more than her humaness would allow her to have. I want to leave whatever youthfull spirit I have to the next classes, they'll need every bit if energy they can get to face the pain they'll find in this sad world of ours. I wish we were all more idealistic so we would have the will to fight against social injustice. But I sup- pose we have been blinded. I pray that we all have the faith to keep hoping the light will come. God bless you and may the forces of evil be confused on their way to your door. I, JIMMY IMME, leave my flirting and B.S.'n ability behind to anyone who can handle the task and leave the funtimes with my close buddies S.M.. C.G., P A., S.A.. and A.C., HILT!!! I also leave Marco M. to take over the clan. I. JOY JACKSON, leave 30.00 to M.M. so that she can buy a wig, to the MHS drill team, I leave my talent, and to Patti and Bell, I leave Good Luck. I, STEVEN JACQUES, leave my insanity to Lara E. in hopes that she will be just as insane as I was. I also leave my title of G.l. Joe to Todd Pierce because he is the only junior that I know that is going to be in the National Guard, good luck. I. BRIAN KACHINSKY, leave my credits to Rick Miles because he lost his! I. DANA KELLY, leave Mr. Gioco my old chem book(yeah-the one with all the swears in it!), I love you Gioco, thanks for everything!! To Mr. Akaise, the few draw- ings I did-you can have them! WOW! Mr. Baldwin-even though I was a pain in the _____i I'll miss you too! Mr. Harris- you re one of my favorite teachers, and I didn't even have you!! To Beth E. My little sis, have a great 2 more years- and be WILD! Also to T.W.O. and all the rest of my buddies it's been a wild 4 years, thanx! To my 5 - you are very special to me, and whatever may happen I will nev- er forget you. love you always! I, LISA KIELB, leave my friends. Mom, Dad, and Aunt Jackie. Thanks for always being there when I needed you. I love you all! I couldn t have done it without you. Also, I leave still loving John D. as much as I ever Have. May the future bring us much more happiness, I love you!! I, JOSH KLARREN. leave MHS. but not Deana! I. KATHY KNOWLTON. leave my brother to struggle through 2 more years of Ag- have fun!! Thanks to L.W., L.S., D.B., 127 S.M.. C.R., J.V., J.H., S.R., and S.R., for 4 years of ups and downs. Keep in touch!! I. KATHY KOSHIMSKY. leave my little brother(s) Michael to carry on now that I'm gone, and to Mr. Green I leave with the comforting news that my brother talks just as much as I do. I. JOHH-PAUL LACOMBE, leave Mr. Har- tunian some oak tree seeds to plant in the court yard to make this school look less like a prison. To Matt E.. I leave my keys for him to use in the light room the correct way( not just for lights). I leave my physics book to the next part-time physics student who gets yelled at by Bruce the Killer Gross. And finally I wish the best of luck to Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Mul in the future. I. CHARLES LAPIERRE, leave D.D. and P.H. the best of luck through out high school and life, and to Miss. Marselli all the fond memories I had for D.R.! And wish her the best of luck in finding an- other person as efficient as me!! I, SARAH LEfEBVRE, leave to K.S. shoe- laces and desks; to Chuck I leave all the memories; to Hoelle E. I leave Hey Phil'' and penefold, to Hadley I leave the 100yd butterfly. 500 free, and all our rap ses- sions; to Gia I leave my neck; to Wasim the pass was intended for . to Kenny and Lydia, the cemetary. To Anth- ony, I leave my music, to Becky. I leave my thanks for all the help; to Cindy I leave Mini and floppy , to Ms. Bran- cefort, I leave 10 ; and to all my friends in this school. I leave my thanks. I, MATT LEWIS, leave my soccer locker to Matt Heath (even though he's HOT my brother). I, JOSE LOPEZ, leave everything I've achieved to my brother, David Lopez. I. MARLEHE MOHDAY, leave to my friends Lorraine and Lisa my seat at- lunch. To Mr. Greene my admiration for putting up with me for four years, and to my best friends Karen and Liz the best of luck in the future, wherever we may end up. and thanx for all the good times!! I, SCOTT MARIOH. leave all the useful knowledge aquired while here, to the next senior class, and to Kathy, may we meet again, but not with me in a padded cell. I, CHRIS MARTEL, leave to my sister Hi- cole all my physics points, to Paula F. the scum from the Connecticut River from when we fell in, and the best of luck to all my friends. I, KIM MARTIH, leave all my best wishes to my good friends, Tracy, Sherry, Keira, Paul, Scottie and Al. Also to Pam, my best friend, thanks for all the good times we've had. I'm really going to miss you!! And to Sal M., best of luck in all that you do! And to the guys (you know who you are) especially Hostradamus , Chi-chi bird , and Roman Polanski , Hove ya!! I, AHGEL MARTIHEZ. leave my diploma to twin I and twin II and I leave all my love to all my teachers. I, TAMMY MCPHERSOH, leave my driving habits to my cousin, W.R., I hope you can live up to my standards. Good luck next year! I want to thank K.S., S.F.. A.C., and S.L. for being there when I needed you. I leave Miss. Brancifort peace and quiet- (now you won't have anyone to argue with)!! To Miss. Gallagher, I leave the definition of a rough draft — crude, unfin- ished. executed hastily, tentatively, or imperfectly.(ref. Webster's XVII Hew Col- legiate Dictionary). And toS.F., I wish you all the best in thefuture; (eat a rock!!!) — s'cuse me!!! I, SCOTT MICHAEL, leave my position in M.H. classes to J.L., J.G.. S.M., G.K., I.M.. S. A., and M.B. (Thanks for the good years Kip!!) I, SAL MORELLO, leave Phil H. my tee's. And to the football and baseball teams, best of luck in the future!! I, SUSIE MORGAH. leave all future Tucci and Jessen papers to Ian, Matt E., Seth, Jordan, Sarah H., Teddy. David D., and the Pi-Pi-Pi in general. To Mr. Hiller and future generations of bicyclists. I leave Prout Hill and slipped chains. To Mr. Gioco, I leave the few shreds of a bottle of Hitric Acid and several large white splotches on the chem lab floor. Finally I leave the job of trainer to some poor unexpecting soul who has no conception of what he or she is getting into. I, KATHY MORIH, leave to my buddies Hoelle and Rebecca, a shiny silver dime, yes one you can use to make a phone call with!! Lori. I leave you a map so that someday you might discover the town of Uniquely. Me . I love you! To Brent I leave a container of hair gel and scissors please spike your hair. I leave the T. W.O.'s craziness to any abnormal per- son who can live up to the name. Beth, I leave you a telescope so you can spy on Craig for me, thanks for being my detec- tive. Dawn, I leave you a great senior year, keep smiling!! To all my closest friends. Dana, Tricia, Brian. Chrissee, Winnie, etc., I leave the best of luck and all our memories. You re the best don t forget me. Finally, after 4 long years, I leave. I. SARAH MORIH, leave memories of the best, wild and crazy times with my T.W.O. buddies- I hope someone will try to live up to us-to my best friends in the world(D.K., T.K., C.C..H leave you with the best of luck always- you're great!!! And to all my other close friends, I leave a big thanx for all the good times we've had together!! I, PAM MOROSKY, leave all my love and memories to my special friends Kathy, Dana, Sarah, Tricia. Sara, Chrissy, Amy. Stephanie, and my very best friend Kim. I love ya, toots! I wish the best of luck to Jay and my very special friend David, thanks for being so very special to me. I'll never forget you! And to the guys, you know who you are. I'm so glad I got to know you all, especially you 'Hostrada- mus I wish I had the guts to tell you how much I really care for you. And to all my other friends: I'm going to miss you!!! I, CAROLYH MOSCA, leave my wings to anyone cool enough to hang with a Har- ley Davidson and freebirds true spirit. I, WASIM MUHAWAR, leave Doug E. the top quarterback spot. Bemic also leaves Stevie with a backside waggle. I also leave COOL AL with a 83 out and to Walk-a-doo I leave a waggle to the tight- end side. To Mr. Gioco I leave my youn- gest and to my youngest brother I leave the keys to the corvette. I, COLLEEH MURPHY, leave with good memories and special thanks to Jay-Jay, Laura, Lydia, and Psi Sigma Chi. I, JAY MURRAY, leave some height to- Becky Anderson. I leave my good knee'to Mr. Saunders. I also leave the Cross- Country team to Willie, and the freestyle sprinters lane to Matt Evans, I am sure he will have more fun than I did. I leave all of the fun times with my friends in hopes that we will get together to have fun in the future. I will be back! I. LAURA HEWMAH, leave with great memories of the best 4 years in my life, especially to my best friend Cindy- I couldn't have made it without you, thanks!! To Christopher, who will always hold a special place in my heart-1 love you!! Thanks to Jenn and Winnie for be- ing great friends- I'm going to miss you. And Mrs. Thompson, thanks for keeping me on my toes-I'm still smiling! To Ron- nie, the best of luck with the girls soccer team. To Tammy, Tracy, and Vicky the best of luck with basketball and softball. To Becky and my sister Anissa- good luck. Thanks Mom and Dad!!! I. SUSAH HIELIWACKI, leave to Miss. Mar- selli an empty Amaretto bottle and Sprit can for anyone who dares to go to Italy. To A.G. I leave all the frustrated chem and physics students to whom I don't envy. I, MATT HYGREH, leave all my class tar- dies and absences to Cherrie Corthell, I II miss you. I leave my books to Carrie Daniels, don't carry them everywhere. And I leave my bad luck to Mr. Green, he'll still survive, it was great having you all four years. I, KAREH OTTO, leave my sister Tammy all the easiest teachers, and hopes that she gets them all. And I leave Linda a great senior year. I, CLIHT PA5EO, leave my bubbles, the sound of my harmonica, and Hal to the corridors of the school. I leave the les doits pour les legumes campaign to Mrs. Porter. I also wish the best of luck to my favorite people in the whole world, Martha, Sara, Joyce, Zippo, and Todd. Oh yeah and woogie. woogie, noogie to Colleen. I. KEHHY PERRY, leave my quarter of the football team to the last Perry captin ever to play football for Middletown High- (Steve). I leave the secondary to Doug H. 128 I, SAMANTHA PUDVAH, leave MattC. with the privalege of walking through the halls all he wants. I leave Mr. Gioco with most of his lab intact. I leave Sue O. sto- ries about phone calls from estactic mothers, about riots in Prance, and any- thing else she can think of during french class. And I leave all the juniors one more year to goll I, CARMEN READY, leave my potential, my personality, and all my smarts to Adrienne Y. And my tardiness to be car- ried on by Alicia M. and my power to graduate, to Mutima M. I, MICHAEL ROBBINS, leave Deb and the rest of the crew with hopes of coming back to more great performances. I leave the records of who hasn't paid their dues to the next treasurer! Also, I leave not having paid for the thousands of dollars in broken chem goods and damages to Mr. Gioco. I leave the people who I have spent 4 years with and who I will honestly miss. I hope that our class remains friends for a long time because 87 really does RULE!!!!!! I, JAY ROBINSON, leave in one piece!! I, SHARON ROMAN, leave Danielle M. My accounting book (to go along with her collection!!). I, DEBBIE ROSADO, leave Crystal J. the priviledge of dealing with the many ru- mors that will be started and best of luck in the future!! I, STEPHANIE ROSEK, leave all my math grades to my sister Erika. To Kerry, Rose, Jocelyn, and Sue all the things we shared together. I'm gonna miss ya! I leave Da- vid, Steve, and Marissa to have the best senior year, and especially to Kenny, I leave all the memories we've shared. I, SHELLY ROSTOSKY, leave to anyone who wishes to spend long weekends and to be frustrated and exhausted, the job as one of the editors of the newspaper. I leave Mrs. Jones in peace so she can get some work done. I also leave my grades and extra credits to my brother Ric. Final- ly, I leave Mr. Gioco my theory on the intelligence of atoms. I, SCOTT SADINSKY, leave my physic and math IV books to anyone who wants them. And to Mrs. Monarca I leave an empty chair in the guidance office, thanks a lot!! I, JOCELYN SAMUEL, leave best wishes, a batch of Nestle Tollhouse cookies, and many thanks for a reliable shoulder to Steve P. I leave memories of the best of times to Susan, Wasim, Amy, Kerry, Stephanie, and most of all to Scott for the many special memories and your constant understanding love and sup- port. I, KARYN SCHILKE, leave MHS with many fond memories of soccer and tennis. To the girls and future captins of the tennis team, the best of luck and success. And to girls soccer, my center-forward posi- tion, scoring abilities, and strategies are left to Ronnie .. many more victories to comeHI! I, LUCINDA SCOTT, leave my lace for someone who could wear it as well as I did. To Moe-ski and Poci the power to make it thruough. To Jr. Jill all the hugs she needs. To Volleyball please try to win tates. To Brent the memories of 4th peri- od English. I, JENNIFER SHAW, leave wishing the 87- 88 cheerleaders lots of luck (you II need it!). All my love to my sisters of YEX, con- tinue the legacy forever. I leave Dave the Chop; take care of it! I leave Cyn and Laura some real ducks and Chrissie with memories of mountians, rivers and soc- cer goals at Wesleyan. Thanks to all the Hilts for a whole lot of good times, take care and good luck guys! Most especially I leave my heart and my best memories to Scott. Thanks for a great Senior year! Good luck to all! I, SHARON SHARETTA SHORT, leave my knowledge and wisdom to my baby sister Tonya Mabine. I, TODD SNYDER, leave Gia Harewood the correct directions to BT 2 s, my crew locker to anyone who wants it. Matt Ev- ans my seat as Stroke, Good luck to the ‘Huge'' Men's varsity crew, Mr. Mul to put our freshman crew video in the archives. All the Gym teachers the real directions on how to play Floor Hockey - Get a clue!! And finally, all my friends the best of luck in the future. I, JAMIE SPADA, leave my cousin Denise a Bud to start partying her Junior year. F.A.Y.P.!!! I, SAM SPIVEY, leave high school know- ing I worked hard and never gave up. Although it takes time, it was worth it. I leave all the good and bad times while looking towards my future in the “Ma- rines'' I, KIM STICHT, leave my brother Brian an exciting 2 years of Ag! Hang in there! Also, the Girl's Soccer team to Mr. Hiller, I want to see States! Pam C. with the job of carrying all the soccer balls for the entire year. Alex, since I don t get Don Johnson you get my stick up! Olivie(Ly- dia) you can now do what you'd like in the hall (without the boy ). I, WINNIE SUTTON, leave Joyce the hole I've fixed where the rain got in so when your mind is wandering - there it will go. I leave for Kort a new class to love. I leave Mr. Saunders all the love I have to give in return for everything he's given me dur- ing these four years. I leave to Theo a pair of sweatpants that he can keep up. And I leave a quarter; if you know what I mean, to any underclassmen who think they can handle it. I, DAVID THOMPSON, in good health and sound mind, leave my soccer boots, run- ning shoes, and text books with my name written in them, and my locker S001 to MHS. I, LINDA TIRONI, leave my friend Moola to Twin 1 and Twin 2. my peach , jokes to Holley Parkinson who has yet another year to enjoy Mrs. Pause . and my Burger King job to any- one who wants to meet Herb . I, TAMARA TSCHINKEL, hereby leave all the fun of the scavenger hunts. Hell nite, and Thursday nights to my sisters of PSC and a lot of luck and love to all of them. To Adriana I leave all mv fake jewelry and my cheat sheets, lots of luck, sis! To Ally- son R. I leave another two years of swim- ming laps with Mr. Baldwin and the ner- vousness and excitement that went with the meets and the gossip sessions dur- ing practice. Lots of luck and love to the underclassmen. I, ELLEN TURCO, leave Scott R. a very special antique um. Take care of Jeff for me next year. To Jessica H. I leave my brilliant knowledge of Algebra. David - Thanks, we had it all. Hey Rob! We made it! Now what? L JIM WATKINS, leave Doug Cote all my good grades and all my favorite teachers whose classes I slept in. My quietness to Pam Woody so that she will not be so loud. I, DANIELLE WARZECNA, leave thanks to my parents for being by my side this year. And thanks to my husband. Matt, for helping me and being there for me, and for taking on two big responsibilities. I'll never forget you I, LISA WHALEN, leave Jennifer Tetrault with the great memories of the past years and our yearly gathering, I also leave Beth Klick with the memories of L. and the bus stop. I, MATT WHITE, leave behind the song by Lou Reed, Doing the things that you want to .. ; I also leave Lane 6 to M.R.. S.R., and L.H., and seat six to M.R. I, KELLY WILLETTS, leave the school the way I came in - with a lunch box. some crayons, and a shy little grin, my style unique, the way I act and I speak; I leave my maturity and curiosity for all things to come. This school was great and really special but what I leave is just a rental. To Pocie -1 leave a smile. To Vicki Wright - a lifetime of chuckles. To T.J. Riley - a little magic. To Corey Winborn - all my beige wardrobe. To Monifer - a lifetime of rhyme. I, WAYNE WILLIAMS, leave best wishes to Jessica next year and good luck to Re- becca if you plan on taking computers. I, LAUREL WOOD, leave K.A. her famous words terrible and horrible ; and L.W. with fond memories of T.R. and R.B. 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