New Milford High School - Schaghticoke Yearbook (New Milford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1981 volume:

nippiness i§... New Milford High School New Milford, Connecticut Chris Gray Girls’ Sports Editor pages 48, 138 Valerie Turk Editor-in-Chief Mr. Schnepf Yearbook Advisor Betsy Anderson Candids Photographer Lori Lohmann Underclassmen Editor pages 35, 67, 115. Mary DiSorbo Faculty Editor page 15 John Hayward Boys’ Sports Editor pages 58, 128 Phyllis Guerra Senior Portraits page 145 Chris Gee Literary Editor Cover Design by Wayne Plourde Jeff Bell Asst. Co-ordinating Editor Advertisements Leslie Zidack Activities Editor page 81 Kristen Throop Art Editor INDEX Jeff Bell, Emily Brenner, George Buckbee, Barb Burnette, Anne De Caro, De Anna Helton, Laura Hulboy, Barb Kessler, Donna Maruszak, Dorothy Perusse, Wayne Plourde, Marci Tomascak, Valerie Turk, Dani Wharton. Special Thanks to Mr. Robert Pielli: Yearbook Photographer YEARBOOK STAFF Gina D'Amore Superlatives Editor Mr. Nolan Business Advisor John Setear Photo Worker-Class nf 81 3 DEDICATION 4 We, the graduating class of 1981, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Russell L. Devin. Mr. Devin is an extremely proud man who conceals his emotions but who has a heart of gold. As a teacher he is stern, traditional, straightforward, and very dedicated. Not only has he taught, but he has also been chairman of the science department and the principal of New Milford High School for a number of years. Many, though, will remember him for his work in track, and rightly so. Mr. Devin demanded respect from all who trained under him, and got it. He did all he could for his kids. As a result of this strong bond, Mr. Devin has been presented with championship after championship. Indeed, Russ Devin and New Milford High School track have become synonymous. Mr. Devin, we highly appreciate your help and guidance through these four years. On behalf of the class of 1981, I commend you. Jeffrey Bell Assistant Coordinating Editor Yearbook 1981 MR. RUSSELL. DEVIN 6 7 9 10 Larissa Popovsky Joe Welch ADMINISTRATION DR. JOHN J. ROBINSON University of Scranton B.S. Penn. State University M.Ed. Hofstra University Ed.D. DR. WILLIAM W. BROKOWSKI Boston College B.A.; M.A. University of Connecticut Sixth Year; Ph.D. DR. DANIEL CENTER 16 MR. STANLEY SETEAR MR THOMAS CORBETT MISS JEANANN CONSIDINE OFFICE STAFF 17 GUIDANCE RAYMOND E. CARL SR. Shaw Univ. B.A. Bridgeport Univ. M.A. GENE BERNARD Univ. of Bridgeport M.S. Central Conn. State College B.S. Eastern Conn. State JANE F. CUSHMAN Wheaton College B.A. Columbia Univ. M.A. SUSAN FOGARTY Marillac College B.A. Southern Conn. State College M.S. Southern Conn. State College Sixth Year GEORGE W. LAPINSKY California State College B.S. Duquesne Univ. M.S. 18 PHYSICAL EDUCATION WILLIAM KRAFT FRANCES W. ZALOSKI Westchester State, Penn. B.S. University of Hartford M.E.D. BONNIE JO CHERON Western Kentucky University B.S. Tarkio College B.S. Southern Conn. State College SUSAN C. ROBERTS University of North Carolina A.B. Ohio University M.A. CHIP SALVESTRINI Yankton College B.A. Columbia M.A. 19 ENGLISH JOHN LEE Univ. of Maine B.A. Western Conn. State M.S. Univ. of Bridgeport Sixth Year CYNTHIA COVER Wellesley College B.A. Syracuse Univ. M.S. JOAN D. CREWS L Cornell Univ. B.A. Western Conn. M.S. NANCY CARPENTER CZERW Mount Holyoke College Brown Univ. M.A.T. B.A. MAYANN GAGON Western Conn. State College B.S. JUDITH A. LEONARD Univ. of Buffalo Western Conn. State B.S. JOANN E. LEWIS Univ. of North Carolina A.B. Western Conn. M.S. 20 RONALD E. OLSON Western Conn. B.S.; M.S. in Education BARBARA REYNOLDS Bowling Green Univ. B.S. N.Y.U. M.A. Fairfield Univ. C.A.G.S. LANCE D. ROGERS Dickinson College B.A. Western Conn. M.A. English CHESTER H.E. SCHNEPF New York Institute of Technology B.F.A. Hofstra Univ. M.A. Trinity College Sixth Year LUISE G. STEVENS Smith College Central Conn. State College Univ. of New Brunswick, Canada Univ. of Pennsylvania ELIZABETH N. THOMPSON Middlebury College A.B. Boston Univ. M.E.D. Secondary English 21 MATHEMATICS WILLIAM R. BUCKNAM Univ. of Maine B.S. in Education Univ. of Conn. M.S. in Education LAURA CLUFF Univ. of Hartford B.A. G.D.W. FERRIS Western Conn. B.S., M.A. WILLIAM HIBBARD Western Conn. State College B.S.; M.S. JOYCE S. HOLLOWAY Meredith College A.B. Univ. of North Carolina East Carolina Univ. ALMA ROBERSON S.U.N.Y. A.B. Western Conn. 22 LAURENCE I. TRIPP Univ. of Mass. B.S. Mathematics Teachers College — Columbia Univ. M.A. — Math Ed. The Penn. State Univ. Ph.D. Math Ed. I NANCY MARIE VAGO Univ. of Conn. B.A. Univ. of Bridgeport M.S. DONALD J. WOODIN Western Conn. B.S.; M.S. JOHN M. WRENN. JR. Western Conn. State B.S.; M.S. 23 SCIENCE DR. LAWRENCE KERSHNAR New York University B.S. Idaho State University M.S. St. Joseph College JACK H. BOUCLIER Western Conn. State College B.S. Western Conn. State College M.A. Southern Conn. State College Sixth Year SOCRATES CLONARIS Keene Teachers College B.S.Ed. Western Conn. Teachers College M.S. RUSSELL L. DEVIN Tufts University B.S. University of Bridgeport M.S. Yale Wesley PETER J. GOLANSKI Southern Connecticut State B.S. Wesleyan University M.A.L.S. LAUREN HOSKINS University of Massachusetts B.S. 24 DAVID W. HOYT Bales College B.S. Western Connecticut M.S. ROBERT D. JOY Rensselaer Polytechic Institute B.S. Western Connecticut State M.S. BARBARA D. LANGLEY Merrimack College B.S. Ohio State University Advan. Study Harvard University Advan. Study MATTHEW MULLEN Canisius B.A. DOUGLAS N. PACKARD Albion College B.A. Wesleyan University M.A.T. Southern Connecticut State Sixth Year HISTORY FRANCIS J. GILLESPIE ROBERT W. ASMAN Central Conn. State College B.S. Western Conn. State College M.S. KATHERINE G. AUSTIN Bluffton (Ohio) B.A. S.U.N.Y. Cortland M S. University of Connecticut Sixth Year ROSS KELLOGG Western Conn. State B.S. JAMES L. LAUER Bowling Green State Univ. B.S. Bowling Green State Univ. M.A. Findlay College A.B. University of Toledo M.A. University of Conn. 26 ANNE A. PARK STEPHEN P. MCGRATH Central Conn. State B.S. Trinity College M.A. J. RUSSELL NICOLAS Southern Conn. State College B.S.; M.S. CHARLES RAYMOND Hunter College Western Conn. B.S.; M.A. ANN VALLOMBROSO St. Louis University B.A.; M.A. Michigan State B.A. Western Conn. M.S. 27 ART DANIEL JOHN DUDDE Wagner College B.S. Hartford Art School M.A.Ed. DAYLE A. ELSESSER Southern Conn. State College B.S. Byam Shaw School of Drawing (London) MUSIC ALBERT F. BAYERS. JR. Univ. of Bridgeport B.S. Queens College C.C.N.Y. Western Conn. M.S. HOME ECONOMICS 28 INDUSTRIAL ARTS JAMES R. HILTON JAMES DOWD Central Conn. State B.S., M.S. University of Hartford Sixth Year PETER J BARBERO Central Conn. B.S., M.S. RICHARD T. ROSIER C.U.N.Y. A.S. S.U.N.Y. B.S. C.C.S.C. W.C.S.C. JOSEPH NEFF Eastern Kentucky University B.S. Florida State Univ. B.S.E. Central Conn. State M.S.E. 29 BUSINESS GERALD CASTONGUAY Univ. of Maine M.Ed. Husson College B.S. BARBARA PARADISE Northampton Junior College A.S. Central Conn. State College B.S. Univ. of New Haven M.B.A. W.F. NOLAN St. John’s University B.S. Central Conn. State College RICHARD SHERIDAN University of Bridgeport B.S. Central Conn. State College M.S. JANICE S. D’ORIO Central Connecticut State College B.S. THERESE VANASSE Salem Teachers B.S. Central Connecticut State 30 FOREIGN LANGUAGE GEORGE DORING Brandeis Univ. B.A. ERNI CLARK Nazareth College B.A. Spanish Southern Conn. State College ELEANOR CASTONGUAY Univ. of Maine B.A. and M.Ed. Univ. of Rennes Fairfield Univ. Western Conn. THOMAS F. MCDEVITT St. Bonaventure Univ. M.A. DIANE A. MILLER-OSBORNE Juniata College B.A. Universidad de Barcelona Southern Conn. State M.S. 31 SPECIALISTS THOMAS FERRAROTTI Bryant College B.S. Central Conn. M.S. CAROL ANN FERRIS Emmanuel College B.A. Marquette University M.A. Central Conn. M.S. Western Conn. Sixth Year VTKM ADELE HANDLERS University of Conn. B.S. Columbia Univ. Teachers College M.A. Herbert Lehman College M.S. DON HAYES Southern Conn. State B.S. Fairfield Univ. M.A. Southern Conn. State Sixth Year KAREN HORES Duquesne Univ. Southern Conn. State B.A.; M.S.; Sixth Year HUGH P. MAGOUN University of Connecticut B.A. Central Conn. State M.S. Southern Conn. State M.L.S. 32 BARBARA NELSON Wagner College B.S. New York Unlv. M.A. KEVIN T. MCGINNIS Southern Conn. State B.S. THERSA BURCH MRS. ANDERSON LAURETTE CARON Notre Dame Hospital of Nursing PHILIP HAJJAR St. Francis College B.A. Southern Conn. State M.S. 33 TEACHER’S AIDES 34 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Happiness is . . . . . . being a freshman . . . not having initiation . . . the freshman football team . . . leaving behind Schaghticoke’s rules . . . being able to walk on the LEFT side of the halls . . . seeing more than just Sherman faces . . . high school freedom . . . not having to wait for your bus to be called . . . having only three years left of high school Treasurer—Carmen Cardinal Secretary—MaryBeth Mullen 35 FRESHMAN CLASS DIRECTORY T. Albert 43 K. Gerber 40 C. Norcross K Albright 40 S. Getchell 40 R. O'Brien R. Alexander 40 A. Goodbou 41 P. O'Connell C. Alger 46 J. Goodbou 39 C.J. Osborne C. Anderson 41 S. Grady 42 K. Osborne E. Anderson 40 M. Green 45 J. Oshan 1. Antonowicz 39 M. Griffin 40 S. Owen B. Aquilina 46 P. Grohnjahn 40 N. Owens K. Arnott 41 A. Gutierrez 39 D. Pappano A. Paul M. Austin 42 R. Guzzardi 46 A. Baglia 45 1. Haase 45 J. Pavlick T. Bagiev S. Barksdale 45 40 j. Hagner j Hartman 39 40 C. Payne A. Peale R. Barrett 40 L. Heaton 41 M. Pearson P. Barrett 45 C. Hess 38 A. Peck B Bauer 43 M. Highsmith T Hoffman 46 B. Peet P. Bayers 43 37 D. Peet T. Baylock 45 M. Moisten 38 M Peet S. Begasse 38 K. Morgen 43 M. Pen ]. Benjamin M Benners 41 45 D. Hough C. Hueck 37 40 R. Pennucci L. Peragine S. Berger 39 ). Hughes 38 J. Phillips K. Phillips D. Bernard 42 M. Jellen 43 C. Best 38 R. Jennings 46 L. Pizzarelli C. Biondino 39 S. Jerrom 41 F. Pollack L. Birdseye 37 J. Jones 45 T. Pond C. Blessing 45 A. Jordan 39 T. Pucci K. Bonner R. Borodenko 43 37 fc.'ZSL 44 45 K. Quirk 1. Raymond B Bossers 46 J. Kessler 46 L. Redfern K. Bouquillon 44 S. Kessman 38 K. Regan S. Bower 39 T Kiel tv 40 M. Reynolds M. Brandon 38 T. Killian 40 A. Rinaldi G. Brauneisen 45 P. Klous 38 S. Rountos T. Bridgham ]. Broaabrook 40 T. Klose 40 M. Sarsfield 45 K. Knight 42 E. Sawyer M. Brooks 46 D. Knipe 38 D. Scheef T. Bruey 44 K. Koenig 39 L. Schirloff S. Budrow 39 D. Kozlowski 41 C. Scott 1. Canepari P. Carabillo 45 40 C. Kraemer H. Kroeger 39 38 P. Sesera L. Seidl C. Cardinal 42 S. Kruhsack 42 L. Scrra K. Carlson 46 D. Kunz 37 J. Shattuck H. Carr 46 S. Kuhn 44 W. Shaver C. Cea 40 J Lake 42 W. Sheehan S. Chase 43 J. Landry 44 J. Shrack S. Clark 44 L. Langevin 39 L. Simo M. Cooper 37 J. LaRusso 37 C. Smith R. Cook 39 R Lash 39 D. Smith M. Correa 37 R Laskowski 44 T. Smyrski T. Covello 43 H. Lathrop 39 S. Sommerville L. Culbert 44 C. Leahy 43 M. Stefani C. D'Amato 43 J. Leavenworth 37 W. Stephan |. Davin 37 A. Lemos 41 B. Stepnowski C. Day 41 D. Lemos 37 C. Sterling 1. Detietta 43 N. Leone 37 G. Stewart D. DeFonce 42 R. Lewis 39 1. Steelzel 1. DeGiorgio 38 M. Lewis 42 L. Storm T. Dietz 39 S. Lillis 39 S. Sullivan C. DeVietro 41 R Lillis 45 K. Sweeney L. DeVietro 37 E. Lippay 46 S. Szinyei A. Devoe 42 L. Lourenco 46 S. Talbot A. Dhar 46 D. Lynch 39 M. Tencza M. Dixon 44 M. Lynch G. Nfackley P. Maguire R. Maiwandi 42 B. Thibodeau M. Dlugokencky L Douskey 43 40 42 38 T. Thibodeau A. Thomas E. Dratch 44 38 C. Thompson B. Dreher 38 J. Mann 38 G. Throop S. DuBois 44 C. Maroid 37 A. Tishion T. Durr 44 J. Matthews 39 D. Tlaskv D. Edman 44 C. Mazuros 44 K. Tobin M Eichin 43 D. Mazzarella 42 A. Totten M. Eleck 42 P McArdle 38 T. Toussaint D. Elliot 46 S. McCarthy 44 P Trafas S. Ellis K. Elsesser 43 41 C. McBreairtv M. McDonagh 45 37 T. Troger S. Tulaska K. English 38 M. McGuiness 42 G. Turek D. Espitee K. Fanische 46 K McNinch 39 P. Tuohey 41 C. Menkes 41 D. Ukers C. Fairclough 43 J. Mercier 44 P. Vadas L. Farrell 38 D. Merrick 46 V. Vandegrift M. VanValkenh 1. Fernandez 42 A. Mever 42 B. Ferris 38 K. Miller 46 G. Vaughan J- Ferry 44 S. Michico 37 L. Ventrudo R. Ferry 37 K. Minck 43 S. Walton R. Fevang 37 D Mlaker 45 D. Warde A. Fisher 45 J Moe 41 R. Wasson B. Fitzgerald 42 A. Morehouse 43 M. Webster S. Fitzgerald 40 S. Morehouse 38 S. Wellons A. Flannery 44 T. Morrell 39 K. Wheeler K. Fogarty 44 K. Mullen 37 L. Whitcomb K. Fogartv 38 M. Mullen 42 B. Williamson D Ford 44 R. Muro 40 B Wirtz M. Frauenhofer 37 W. Murray 39 S. York I Fuait 39 A. Myers 44 K Zarba ). Fuller 39 E. Myhill 41 K. Zielke A. Gee 45 D. Nagle J. Nduxwu 44 L. Geissinger 42 40 L. Genova 40 T. Newman 45 L. Genovese 37 S. Nieman 42 46 45 46 46 43 46 46 42 45 44 39 42 38 40 38 43 42 42 46 45 44 40 39 39 37 38 43 39 38 45 46 44 42 43 46 43 38 45 39 44 46 44 42 38 37 37 38 41 43 43 39 43 43 45 37 41 46 38 44 41 45 45 40 39 37 40 39 44 45 39 38 43 42 40 40 43 39 46 46 39 37 39 38 43 38 43 38 44 41 38 46 46 42 37 46 39 36 Michelle Correa William Sheehan Fay Pollack Laura Genovese Kevin Mullen Tracy Hoffman Sherri Michico Reginald Ferry-Donna Lemos Lisa Birdseye Richard Fevang Marlise Frauenhofer Jody LaRusso Ronald Borodenko Lynn DeVietro Dawn Hough Nicky Leone Jim Leavenworth Cindy Sterling Donald Kunz Valerie Vandegrift Julie Davin Marion Cooper Susan York Matt McDonagh Joseph Shrack Tracey Thibodeau Carl Mariod 37 Haether Kroeger Scott Walton Keith Wheeler Judy Mann Anita Peale John Hughes David Scheef Lisa Simo Patrick Maguire Kimberly English Dehhie Knipe Kim Tobin Kevin Fogarty Janese DeGiorgio Wendy Shaver Maurice Brandon Lynda Farrell Linda Storm Heidi Lathrop Patrick McArdle Bonnie Dreher Colleen Best Laura Pizzareili Richard Wasson Ruhi Maiwandi Stephen Morehouse Susan Begasse Patricia Klous Jon Raymond Tina Pond Sandi Kessman Cheryl Hess Mary Holsten Brian Ferris Gavin Vaughn Amy Peck 38 Pricilla Vadas Stephen Berger Cathy Scott Diane Tlasky Tracy Morrell Kelly Phillips Arleen Gutierrez Jenny Fugit William Murray Kara Zielke Kevin Quirk Steve Budrow Andy Jordon Tracey Thibodeau Caroljean Biondino Jeff Fuller Robin Lash John Antonwicz Machelle VanValkenburg Steve Bower Lori Langeuin Boh Lewis Chris Kraemer Raymond Cook Carla Thompson John Hagner David Lynch Jeff Matthews Sharon Lillis Thomas Dietz John Pavlick Kirsten McNinch Greg Turek Janet Goodbou Shelley Somerville Karolyn Koenig 39 Cathy Cea Peter Carabillo Christine Hueck Eric Anderson Kristina Albright Michael Pearson Amelia Thomas ??? Susan Fitzgerald John Ndukwu Robert Muro James Hartman Lisa Douskey Rebecca Alexander Michelle Griffin Mary Tencza Ted Kelose Larry Genova Susan Getchell Richard Barrett Peter Trafas Tina Kilian Stephanie Barksdale Tony Kielty Pamela Grohnjahn Tracy Bridgham Kenneth Gerber Jennifer Phillips 40 Eric Myhill Katherine Sweeney Cindy Day Donald Tuz Ken Arnott Kurt Elsesser Cratg Anderson Sharon Jerrom Gregory Stewart Carol DeVietro Lou Heaton Amy Goodbou David Kozlowski Jane Benjamin John Moe Sue Wellont Craig Menkes Kurt Fahische Colette Smith Anna Lemos 41 MaryBeth Mullen Christopher Payne Jim Fernandez Lisa Geissinger Susan Grady Michael Lewis Nancy Owens David Peel Annette DeVoe Kyle Knight Brian Fitzgerald Anthony Rinaldi Carmen Cardinal Michele Eieck Brian Wirtz Sheldon Nieman Stacy Krubsack Dennis DeFonce Amy Meyer Michelle Austin Tracy Toussaint 42 Lisa Ventrudo Peter Bayers Cheryl Leahy Eric Sawyer Dawn Smith Steven Rountos Steven Talaska Tami Covello Alma Totten Curt Fairclough Theresa Pucci David Warde Tammy Albert Joanne Debetta Kevin Bonner Toni Smyrski William Steven Mark Eichin Steven Chase Kathy Minck Andrew Morehouse Stacie Ellis Kristen Horgen Christopher D'Amato Michelle DIugokencky Michael Stefani Kristeen Osborne Brandi Peet Mark Jellen Bonnie Bauer 43 Susan Dubois Stacey McCarthy-Marie Dixon Elizabeth Dratch Kenneth Bouquillon April Meyers Kenneth Laskowski Annette Flannery Sarah Sullivan Todd Durr Dawn Nagle Tammy Bruey Jacqueline Joyce Keith Fogarty Lisa Peragine Julie Ferry Christopher Mazuros Lynn Culbert Michael Webster Jean Mercier Jeffrey Landry 44 Tammy Newman Sandy Szinyei Carl McBreairty Michelle Benners Dante Pappano Carol Blessing Timothy Bagiev Amy Tishion Timothy Baylock Darci Mlaker Raymond Pennucci Christine DeVito Andy Baglia Allison Gee Racael Lillis Jason Canepari Robin O'Brien Peter Barrett Lewis Schirloff Beverly Stepnowski Lori Redfern Astrid Wilkens Mandie Green Gregg Brauneisen John Broadhrook Stacey Talbot Jennifer Haase Ann Fisher Nadine Kennedy Jennifer Jones 45 Jill Oshan Sam Dreyfuss Lisa Lourenco Barbara Bossers Ken Zarba Mary Sarsfield Mike Jones Dawn Espittee Thomas Troger Ashwani Dhar Brenda Williamson Eric Lippay Paige Tuohey Robert Jennings Sharon Owen Maurice Highsmith Luci Whitcomb Kathy Carlson Richard Guzzardi Lisa Seidl Charles Osborne Diane Merrick Donald Ukers Dawn Elliot Helen Carr James Steelzel Cynthia Norcross Kevin Miller Cindy Alger Jonathan Kessler Patty O'Connell Matt Penn Maureen Brooks Kevin Regan Brett Aquilina Becky Geyer 46 REMEMBER WHEN We were freshmen and seniors looked so big? We had our first party as freshmen at Mist Hill? We had homecoming float parties? L.L. didn’t laugh during morning announcements? Jamel had her party sophomore year? J.D., K.S., T.D., and E.P. weren’t burnt in the morning? We did “Runaway Presents”? We had the pre-prom party at the lake? Jill Murray tried to fix the snowman in the courtyard? We had to save Carolyn and Debbie from jumping off the bridge? J.S. got lost in the mountains at Killington? Half-days were half-days? Trey had a point system in French? The softball-baseball bus sang songs? The class with class didn’t have class? We had a sophomore skip day and everybody was afraid to go? Ed Pitcher and Keith Mann walked down the hall holding hands? Pete put his arm through the window? Yearbook deadlines seemed so far away? Joan got her cheerleading shoe caught in Mr. Kellogg’s desk? Deanna Hilton used to be crazy? Sandy . . . and Robby Stevenson were here? J.F. rode his bike down the hall? Wayne D. had hair? We got carded and said the ID was in the car? B.G., L.L., M.H., and K.H. went to New York State with Dr. Bro. and got stopped by the police? We went to the Eagles Concert? We went behind Kings for a pre-pep rally toast? P.C. and J.P. turned their backs on S.M., J.N., and L.L.? J. Gags was in the spotlight at T.C.’s party? Sue M. danced to “Breaking Up Is Hard To Do”? D.K. and E.P. had a J.D. contest? G.S. had an all night party? Mrs. Cameron stalled the bus on the hill? Joan, Karen, Trey, and Terri ran up a $125 bill at DuMidi? We thought we’d never make it through American Studies? DuMidi turned out to be D.U.M.P.? Fro said, “If you can get the ball up, you’re sure to get it in the net? VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW: H. DeBov, L. Tern, B. Oshan, M. Mercer. SECOND ROW: C. Armstrong, C. Gee, B. Hendrix, C. Froland, D. Anderson, V. Turk. THIRD ROW: L. Westfall, Coach Zalowski, H. Barksdale, D. Kimberly, S. Marsan, M. Pappano, L. Nelson. FIELD HOCKEY JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW: B. Hagner, S. Owen, I. Eddy. M. Murphy, S. Periginne, D. Merrick, M. Piccininni. SECOND ROW: N. Barlow, L. Pizzarelli, L. Hawker, L. Pepota, N. Woodin, J. Oshan. THIRD ROW: B. Dreher (mgr.), M. Mullen, A. Parker, V. Van dergriff, C. Alger, K. Carlson, L. Nahley. D. Hough, Coach Kraft. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: E. McCormack, D. Maruszak, A. DeCaro, P. Bower. SECOND ROW: K. Sanford (mgr.), K. Cimmino. P. Edman, Coach Kraft, L. Maccariellio, D. Burch, C. Fogarty (mgr.). v !► VOLLEYBALL 52 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: A. Fredlund. W. Byrnes, C. Cardinal, H. Kroger, L. Periginne. SECOND ROW: C. Fogarty (mgr.), K. Sanford (mgr.), D. Rinehart, J. Smith, P. Brush, S. Burkhart, M. Sarsfield, Coach Kraft. 53 CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: A. Crawford. A. Peck. K. Albright. S. Begasse, S. Grady. M. Eleck. SECOND ROW: E. Reid. E. Hyland. M. Turk, W. Christopherson. THIRD ROW: H. Asman, K. Jensen, G. Gerbeck, B. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: V. Smith, Coach Opulski, E. Hill. CROSS COUNTRY 54 CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: E. Cardinal (Captain), K. Hill (Captain). SECOND ROW: J. Hayward, D. Albright, C. Splinter Bavers, A. Hine, D. Pappano. THIRD ROW: D. Gagnon, J. McCaffertv. K. Elsesser, G. Murry, G. Strobino. FOURTH ROW: K. Cardinal, D. Theisen. MISSING FROM PHOTO: G. Jajer. CROSS COUNTRY 58 59 VARSITY SOCCER FIRST ROW: T. Shab, K. Hoffman, J. Aquilina, J. Hogan. M. Hilton (Captain). J. Greenert (Captain), S. Merrick. B. Fetter, M. Poethke. SECOND ROW: Coach Sheridan. S. Hogan (Mgr ), A. Ribero, C. Ryan, S. Doria, D. Turek, S. Martin, D. Squires, ). Cassidy, A. Spenard, L. Hulbov (Mgr.), A. Lovell (Mgr.). MISSING FROM PHOTO: C. Stierle. SOCCER 60 Kit. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER FIRST ROW: P. Bavers. B. Sheehan, T. Bleakley, PI Messer, M. York (Captain), F. Peragine (Captain),' B. Pasternack. S. Berger. SECOND ROW: S. Kuhn, K. Fogarty, A. Baglia, R. MacLeren, K. Wheeler, M. Perrin, J. Walton. D. Lee. B. Fitzgerald. J. Brauneisen. THIRD ROW': S. Barksdale (Mgr ), C. Hess. E. Raymond, D. Ashcroft. K. Burroughs, M. Butera, K. Moschitta. K. Mullen. D. Warde, G. Sauter. S. Nicolson. T. Landry, Coach Dudde. 61 VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: G. Wilson (Captain). J. Lindholm (Captain). SECOND ROW': M. Landgrebe. G. Pompea. M. Sullivan. J. Rosen. T. Honeybear” Johnston. B. Pius, P. Curcio, J. Kimball. B. Skoog. THIRD ROW: M. Alger, J. Clark, J. Carlson, D. McAvoy, J. Purvinis, T. Lavalette, R. LaFond, G. Baglia. FOURTH ROW: J. Shattuck, G. Brown, R. Morrissey. J. Marsicano, R. Hungerford, B. Basher, J. Tovino. FIFTH ROW: J. Gargon. A. Napolitano, E. Abdella, K. Golembeski, D. Frederlee. COACHES: Coach Paradiso, Coach Wrenn, Coach McGuinness. Coach Salvestrini. FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Coach Kellogg. T. Bagley, D. DeDonce, J. Hagner. S. Rountos. G. Stewart. R. Pennucci. SECOND ROW: T. Keilty. B. Muro, L. Schivloff. J. Fernandez. C.J. Osborne. B Wlrtz, C. Nicosia. C. D'Amato. P. Maguire. THIRD ROW: D. Ford. B. Bachman. T. Durr. B. Aquilina. D. Bernard. T. Rinaldi. R. Borodenko. J. Schrack. FOURTH ROW: S. Chase. D. Scheef. B. Retallick, S. Drey fuss. P. McArdle. N. Liane. T. Toussaint. C. Fairclough. STATS: Rita Rothbart. Eleanor Chears. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President — Valerie Tutson Vice-President — Robert Grenier Treasurer — Sinead Tillman Secretary — Leslie Westfall Happiness is ... ... a successful skating party ... breaking even ... the end of the catalogue campaign . .. “egg on face” becoming a reality . . . the New York trip after the magazine campaign ... the end of the magazine campaign .. . passing Chem Study-BSCS ... turning 16 ... playing poker on the way to New York ... Mrs. Czerw’s poem 3 ... being halfway through with high school 67 D. Abbott SOPHOMORE CLASS DIRECTORY 78 R. Grenier 70 C. O'Neill 76 E. Abdella 69 ). Gustafson 77 D. Oria 77 S. Ackerman 75 S. Glynn 78 R. Oullette 72 L. Aickelin 69 P. Haddad 77 D. Paskowski 78 D. Albright 71 M. Hagen 69 B. Pasternack 69 J. Anderson 76 B. Hagner 70 L. Pedota 70 VV. Anderson 77 H. Hansen 73 R. Pedota 69 C. Arnau 72 L. Harrison 72 H. Penniston 75 J. Aronson 70 M. Havas 70 F. Peragine 77 D. Ashcroft 71 L. Hawker 71 E. Perrin 71 T. Bahr 71 C. Heffernan 78 S. Peterson 74 D. Barboe 77 H. Hetzel 72 M. Piccinini 75 N. Barlow 71 L. Hills 71 K. Pillo 77 B. Bartrum 76 R. Hollar 74 R. Piscetta 72 A. Batista 76 K. Hubbard 72 L. Pitcher 72 G. Best 71 E. Huggins 70 K. Pitt 70 1. Best 73 D. Hull 70 S. Pitz 75 T. Bleaklev 76 D. Hungerford 78 V. Pizzarelli 69 J. Bongiorno 78 T. Ireland 78 A. Pizzo 72 P. Bowman 70 E. Hyland 70 A. Rapp 76 I. Brauneisen 70 G. Jajer 76 E. Raymond 78 C. Brissett 78 J. Johnson 70 T. Raymunt E. Reid 72 P. Brush 73 D. Keane 71 75 M. Buccellato 76 T. Keane 77 S. Reid 73 L. Buck bee 70 J. Kelley 70 K. RetaHick 76 T. Bucko 74 A. Kelly 71 T. Reynolds 72 A. Burden 78 C. Kelly 75 B. Ridge 69 VV. Byrne 71 L. Kelly 70 D. Rinehard 77 M. Camp 73 M. Kelly 72 S. Robertson 69 J. Cannon 76 R. Kenney 76 M. Rogg 69 C. Casper 70 C. Kimble 75 M. Rosato 74 K. Castle 78 J Klein 73 S. Rupar 77 H. Cetinski 71 P. Kleppin 78 D. Rossi 72 C. Chach 75 A. Klous 72 C. Sahia 71 R. Cbaillou 76 L. Krizan 75 J. Samoska 78 VV. Christopberson 77 C. Kunert 70 C. Sanford 71 A. Clifford 73 C. Larmore 75 G. Sauter 70 T. Colbert 75 K. Laskowski 77 K. Savage 77 S. Collins 74 M. Lathrope 73 T. Schmahl 72 J. Colville 73 H. Leavenworth 71 D. Schultz 73 R. Confortini 73 D. LeRose 76 M. Schultz 74 VV. Cook 72 E. Little 73 R. Schroeder 75 B. Corbett 74 M. Logan 75 D. Seidl 70 N. Couillard 75 S. Lopez 78 M. Seifert 71 C. Covenev 71 S. Lotocki 76 T. Shaver 73 A. Crawford 72 A. Lovell 72 B. Shepherd 76 G. Cusack 77 K. Lucas 71 P. Sherwood 72 D. Gavin 75 C. Lynch 70 K. Sides 70 G. Davis 75 N. Maiwandi 70 J. Smith 73 P. Davis 69 S. Maiwandi 75 K. Smead 77 S. Davis 73 A. Manderbach 73 D. Sterns 70 S. Davis 77 T. Marici 73 M. Stierle 69 L. Dav 74 S. Mark 75 R. Szarka 76 M. Devoe 75 D. Marsicano 77 M. Szollosv 75 S. DiGiiio 74 J. Martin 72 L. Taggart 75 D. DeFonce 76 M. Mayer 74 J. Teller 76 W. De la Vega 75 B. Mayers 74 D. Theisen 77 S. Doria 73 M. May hew 72 T. Tierney 71 D. Dunn 71 M. Maytham 77 T. Tiet 76 T. Eisenberg 72 J. McCafferty 69 J. Tishion S. Tomascek 73 S. Ellett 69 G. McChesney 75 71 K. Englund 71 D. McCormack 72 M. Turk 77 J. Ennes 71 C. McGarry 70 V. Tutson 72 P. Evangelista 72 K. McHann 75 B. Tyler 75 R. Evans 71 J. McMahon 72 L. Vhay 71 S. Faure 77 L. McMahon 70 L. Vozzella 70 D. Federle 77 B. Meade 69 H. Waldmann 76 E. Ferry 73 M. Menard 74 C. Wagenbrenner T. Walker 76 K. Fish 73 J. Mercer 76 74 D. Fisher 77 P. Messer 70 J. Walton 71 J. Flavderman 74 VV. Miller 70 J. Watkins 72 D. Fleckenstein 78 A. Mino 70 L. Westfall 71 C. Fogarty 71 F. Misericordia 77 P. Wetherbee 74 C. Frank 76 T. Mitchell 77 M. Williams 74 A. Fredlund 76 R. Morehouse 78 R. Williams 76 J. Fredlund 76 E. Morris 70 S. Wilmot 75 D. Frost 69 S. Morris 77 D. Wilson 74 M. Garcia 73 K. Moschitta 73 F. Wilson 73 ). Gargon 72 D. Mueblenbein 69 J. Wochek 72 j. Gargon 78 B. Munson 77 K. Wood in 73 M. Gassett 75 E. Muttilainen 78 S. Woodin 76 C. Genet 77 L. Nahley 74 M. Wooley 76 D. Giannone 75 J. Naradzay 74 M. Wooley 74 P. Gillen 78 E. Nelson 74 P. Wright 71 B. Girardo 78 R. Nelson 76 V. Yeoman 74 N. Glander 77 R. Ness 77 M. York 77 L. Glaser 77 M. No let 69 T. Zack 78 K. Golembeski 69 C. Ogden 70 D. Zenobia 73 M. Green 77 B. Olson 77 Lisa Aickelin John McCafferty Sharon Robertson Mary Nolet Monica Stierle Robert Pedota Donna Muehlenbein Brian Ridge Vera Pizzarelli Kevin Golembeski Ed Abdeiia Susan Ellet 69 Kan Pitt Chris Lynch Barbara Hagner Tony Mino Debbie Seidl Cindy Casper Linda Kelly Christine McGarry Joseph Kelley Nazy Maiwandi Jim Brauneisen Eileen Hyland Laura McMahon Ed Morris Lisa Vozzella Peter Bowman Lynn Pedota Eugene Huggins Deneed Sterns Kay Sides Laura Buckbee Robert Grenier Jennifer Johnson Michael Havas Debbie Hull Jay Aronson Chris Ogden Greg Sauter Connie Kunert Peter Messer 70 Debbi Keane David Albright Nancy Barlow David Ashcroft Karen Lucas Timothy Bahr Andrea Kelly Leslie Westfall David Dunn Heidi Cetinski George Best Wendy Byrne Ron Evans Sally Tomascek Eileen Perrin John Ennes Lynda Hawker Kirk Englund Peter W'right Colleen Fogarty Heather Leavenworth Clifton Coveny Cathy Sanford Jeffrey Walton Jody Watkins Trevor Reynolds Allison Levell Lisa Harrison Daniel McCormack Annie Crawford Tom Eisenberg Teresa Raymunt Jim Gargon Wendy Cook Rob Oulette Valerie Tutson Ada Pizzo Russell MacLaren Jill McMahon Rob Piscetta Lisa Pitcher Heidi Hetzel Dawn Rossi Jeffrey Martin Ann Klous Peter Evangelista Joy Wochek Tracy Schmal Clint Arnau Mary Mayhew Ken Hubbard Maureen Kelly Patty Sherwood Tami Moffett 72 Shawn Reid Donna Zenobio Liz Fern1 Jim Best Miles Camp Mary Garcia Anne Clifford James Colville Kelli Fish Jane Smith Karen Woodin Kenneth Moschitta Judy Klein Tony Marici Heidi Hansen Daria Schultz Roberta Confortini Steven Doria Faye Wilson Sheila Davis Aaron Manderbach Elizabeth Little Tina Shaver Michael Lathrope Patrick Brush Jim Tishion 73 Mary Menard Marti Rosato Michele Mayer Bill Mayers Robin Hollar Brian Corbett Melissa Wooley Jean Flayderman Sean Collins Stacy Peterson Lori Day Stephanie Digilio Peter Wetherbee Melinda Williams Vernon Yeoman Donna Wilson 74 Eleanor Reid Carol Larmore Mark Gassett Charlotte Kimble Danny Giannone Catherine Chach Susan Pitz Nancy Covillard Robert Schroeder Kathie Hooley Tom Colbert Constance Kelly Greg Davis Barbara Tyler Sabrina Maiwandi Mary Logan Steve Mark Heidi Penniston Lorine Krizan Glenn McChesney Tina Shaver Sharon Wilmont Kim McHann Monica Piccinini Marion Szollosy Matt devoe Kim McHann Monica Piccinini Marion Szollosy Matt DeVoe 75 April Fredlund Brenda Bertram Greg Jajer Dawn DeFonce Daniel LeRose Renee Chaillou Ann Rapp Tin Tiet Heidi Waldmann Robert Kenney Joni Anderson Rebecca Nelson Sue Woodin Tom Bleak ley Kevin Retaliick Carol Wagenbrenner Mark Buccellato Jane Fredlund Jennifer Cannon Reina Williams 76 William Miller Diane Barboe Sharon Faure Michael York Brenda Olson Rodney Ness Margo Maytham Bruce Munson Lorraine Glaser Frank Misericordia Debbie Oria Marnie Green Sue Davis Kenneth Laskowski Dawn Marisicano Mark Paskell Carolyn Genet Donald Federle Dana Rinehart David Fisher Kimberly Snead Maureen Turk Scott Morris Theresa Mitchell Kathie Pillo Grace Cusack Paul Haddad Nicole Glander Tammy Keane Frank Peragine David Theisen Wendy Christopherson William Anderson Steve Rupar Karen Savage Jane Gustafson Donna Fleckenstein Rodney Ness Joseph Samoska Dawn Abbott Ernest Raymond Pamela Kleppin ri n Betb Girardo Peter Gillen Robert Morehouse Tina Zack Stephen Glynn Alicia Burden Colleen Heffernan Eric Muttilainen Tracey Ireland Charles Brissett Kim Castle Joe Gargon P Dawn Hungerford Judi Bongiorno 78 REMEMBER WHEN. . . We went to DeSouto’s parties and Rocky Horror Dressup’s? Mark cut his foot playing soccer?! We all thought we were going to die on the loop at Danbury Fair? The roast for Mr. Ferris wasn’t? A live tarantula paid a visit to the cafeteria? The class of ’81 graduated in the rain at Young’s Field? Val Gedney was not in Dr. Bro’s office? The attendance lottery made the Enquirer? Deb and Beth gave birth to five kittens not knowing they were expecting? We got out of school because of a blizzard and it turned out to be a beautiful day? The buttons fell of Tammy’s shirt? J.L. said, “My cat doesn’t have a rectum, it’s a male”? B.H. B.C.’d at the basketball game? Sue walked from Sherman to N.M. prom night? Jill O. was quiet? Marlene fell flat on her face during a C.C. meet? Kathy, Jamel, Joanne, and Lori took a horse and buggy ride touring Bermuda in the rain? M.C., M.H., G.S., and M.O. had an M M fight? Pam Bower led the band onto the field when the football game was in progress? Mrs. Cheron’s gym class deserted the substitute? Kathy T.’s parents were home? ( I don’t) G.P., M.H., D.W., B.G., K.J., C.B., and J.P. went to see M.J.? Mr. Bouc’s class had a muppet show? Dr. K. had no qualms about it? Mr. Cogoli didn’t scale on a curve? Mr. Joy displayed his optical illusion? Dr. Bro made a speech about “love in the hallways”? Mr. Clonaris cracked a joke that was funny? Mr. Cogoli said, “This is only a temporary wall”? Mrs. Cover said, “I’ll wait for you, class”? Mr. Asman wasn’t whistling? Mr. Daniel taught us Earth Science? Mr. Hibbard gave us Kool-Aide during finals? Mr. Rogers wore socks? Mr. McGrath told us about “Truban Cupes”? Mr. McGrath honked at the geese in the park and they came running after him? Graduation seemed so far away??? 79 c. nr ni ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY R. Lafond L. Eaton M. Tomascak Dr. Kershnar P. Guerra S. Walton J. Setear B. Burnette T. Carter 82 BACKGAMMON Mr. McGotin B. Camp S. Bryant S. Bower N. Tishen M. Webster I). Pappano U. Tuz G. Kyle ). Stosen 83 CHANTICLEER L. Zidack Mr. Schnepf S. McGuinness G. Wilson A. Miller A. Dennis S. Harvey N. DiBari S. Digilio D. Abbott C. Lucas D. Lawson T. Smith 86 CHESS M. Poelhke M. Reynolds G. Bennett P. LeBianc P. Macartney S. Rountos J. Mathews R. Wasson J. Raymond K. Quirk ). Dike J. Fuller K. Shapiro Mr. Hoyt J. Hartman G. Best L. Heaton M. Simoneay ]. Best M. Camp D. Albright B. Dlavega B. Corbett D. Gillen J. Gargon B. Pedot M. Buccellato ). Santarsiero T Bleakley A. Jordan D. Scheef B. Anderson D. Lynch B. Sheehan 87 A.F.S. Mr. Raymond — Advisor Exchange student. Ana Machado from Brazil with MCs Michelle Bohnsack and Jessica Menkes at the Talent Show. B. Landry T. Smith M. Bohnsack J. Menkes A. Machado L. Smith J. Smith K. Lynch K. Thierfelder S. Keip P. Edman L. Lourenco S. Grady , A. Dennis C. Kimble M. Stierle S. Tomascak H Colby K. Tobin M. McGuinness K Zielke S. Talask J. LaRusso B. Braneton C. Ryan G. Folev E. Trafas L. Gardei C. Whitcomb A. Rapp H. Barksdale R. Gennigs A. Woodard C. Vadas L. Tolworthy C. Bradley B. Williamson Best Dance Act: Tracey Bucko, Carleen Murone “Midnight Magic’ Best Comedy Act: John Hayward, Brian Heaphy “Tubcracker Suite” Best Overall Act: Edie Hill “Sweet Night Autumn Song” Best Musical Act: Julianne Smith “Fire and Rain” THE TALENT SHOW Director in charge of production: Kathy Lynch AL STUDENT COUNCIL L. Angel! S. Barksdale N. Barlow S. Begasse C. Brissett M. Brooks L. Buckbee N. Caplanson C. Casper T. Cusic A. Dhar C. Fogarty K. Fogarty J. Gerback T. Keane L. Kelly H. Leavenworth D. McBreairty K. Mullen L. Pizzarelli M. Rogg V. Sommerville B. Stevens S. Tillman M. Turk L. Westfall Reps to the Board of Ed. K. Wirtz Mr. Barbero — Advisor George Buckbee. President Rich Rapp, Vice-President Valerie Turk, Secretary Christian Rogg, Treasurer Jeff Greenert, Brian Heaphy, Mr. Packard and Miss Vallombroso — Advisors D. Anderson C. Asman H. Barksdale H. Barone E. Brenner G. Buckbee N. Caplanson B. Chang K. Coen A. Dennis L. Drake B. Eisenburg B. Ferrante L. Gardei C. Gee M. Genovese J. Greener! K. Hetzel M. Hilton L. Hulbov P. Keilich B. Kessler ). Leavenworth J. Mickelson J. Morrison L. Nelson C. O’Connor M. Pappano Vice-President Mary McCafferty, Secretary Brian Heaphy, Treasurer Erica Trafas, President Jeff Bell. B Pius W. Plourde L. Pucci R. Rapp A. Riberio C. Rogg K. Saul J. D. Scrimgeour J. Smith L. Smith M. Smith V. Smith A. Spinard C. Taylor S. Terry K. Thierfelder K. Throop S. Thomas L. Traynham D. Turek V. Turk C. Vadas G. Wilson K. Wirtz NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 91 CHORUS G. Anderson P. Bower R. Gagne S. Terrv C. O'Neill T. Bucko C. Kraemer V. Byrne B. Kessler C. DeVito C. Frank C. Smith L. Hulboy S. Garvey A. Schultz L. Douskey B. McKay I. Gage S. DuBois S. Talbot K. Throop S. Hoburg J. Benjamin 94 AUDIO VISUAL Mr. Schnepf — Advisor O. Lawson J. Reed 95 COURTYARD CLEANUP T. Brutz M. Carlson K. Jensen B. Forrester Dr. Brokowski B. Keviness J. Zidack T. Hollar J. Heaton T. Norton B. Lewis K. Tremont K. Evangelista L. Lee L. Webb N. Hulton B. Pitcher K. Randell M. Nenard E. Stumpf C. Taylor C. Macincano S. McGuinness M. Radiotozz M. Nott 96 DEBATE ). Kessler C. Norcross Mr. McGrath C. Murphy M. Matty A. Dennis L. Hulhoy ). Keten 97 D.E.C.A. C. Gibbon D. McDonald B. Banzhaf V. Gadney T. Carter C. Hungerford P. Wheeler Mr. Nolan L. Yoder ). Bannozza K Macneio N. Slocum M. Duhan T. Agathos K Wilmot B Tuz K. Randall R. Aminto K. Cherniske S. Davis T. Yoder F.B.L.A. Mr. Sheridan D. Hartmann L. Drake J. Greenert P. Hine B. Ferrante T. Ruscou K. Burr 99 F.H.A. S. McCarly H. Carr N. Owens T. Budgham L. Semo J. Smith A. Bruey E. Pollack ). Fleckenstein D. Barboe H. Hetzel L. Scott L. Thomas S. Dovskey H. Hansen M. DeGiorgio R. Dickson I. Gage K. Throop G. Brenner S. Sommerville C. Lamore L. Pitcher E. Pond V. Talbot 102 F.F.F. P. Brush V. Rizzarelli M. Keilty L. Vozzella J. Beatty Chaz J. Tishion T. Keilty K. Retallick D. Acton D. Dorwald L. Schirlloff C. Daniels S. Ried E. Raymond P. Johnson L. Sweid S. Giuffre K. Silvernail B. Sc how V. Yeoman Mr. Hibbard 103 REVIVAL! INDEX OF BAND MEMBERS Mr. Bayers — Director Abbott, Dawn Alexander. Becky Anderson. Bryn Anderson, Gail Asm an, Corey Asman, Heather Bantz, Yvette Barksdale, Helen Barksdale, Maurice Barksdale, Stephanie Barlow. Nancy Bayers, Chip Bayers, Peter Begasse, Susan Bower, Pam Bower, Steve Bradley. Cindy Bucknam. Steve Bucko. Tracey Buddie. Scott Burden, Alicia Camp, Betty Carabillo, Peter Carlson. Kathy Casper, Cindy Chaillou. Renee Christophersen, Wendy Cook. Wendy Davis. Sue Dike, Jeff Durr, Todd Edwards. Karen Falk. Madeline Fisher. Ann Fredlund, April Gardei, Lisa Garvey, Suzanne Geyer, Becky Geyer, Paul Gray, Chris Green, Mandie Green, Marnie Gregory, Bruce Hawker. Linda Hess, Cheryl Hetzel, Kathy Hohurg, Stacey Hoffman. Tracy Hogan, James Hulboy, Laura D. Hyland, Eileen Hyland, Mary Ellen Izzard, Lavonne Knight. Kyle Kuhn, Scott Lemos, Donna Lewis. Michael Lovell, Allison Lucas, Karen Lukow. Steve Lynch, Kathy Maclnnis, Dennis Marra, Ron Merton, Eileen Mullen, Mary Beth Murone, Carleen Nahley, Elizabeth Nelson, Erik Nolet, Mary O’Connell, Patti O’Connor, Catherine Olson, Brenda O’Neill, Chris Oria, Debbie Owen, Richard Owen. Sharon Owens, Nancy Pappano, Dante Parker, Annette Parker. Patricia Peragine, Sandy Post. Donna Pucci. Theresa Rapp. Ann Rapp, Rich Reid, Eleanor Ridge, Brian Rogg, Christian Rogg, Martha Rutz, Adam Sarsfield, Mary Sauter, Gregory Sawyer, Eric Schultz, Daria Scott, Cathy Skoog. Brian Smith, Julianne Stefani, Mike Sullivan, Sarah Szinyei, Sandy Thierfelder, Karen Tillman, Sinead Tishion, Amy Turk, Maureen Turk, V alerie Tutson. Valerie Wasson, David Wasson. Richard Westfall, Leslie Wharton, Danielle Williamson. Brenda Woodin. Sue Wright, Peter York, Mike York, Jamie Zucca, Jill 106 Wayne Anderson Chris O'Neill Corey Asman Julie Lewis Scott Buddie Becky Alexander Jamie York April Fredlund Dave Wasson Steve Lukow Rich Rapp Valerie Turk Peter Bayers Steve Bucknam Pam Bower Rich Owen Bruce Gregory Helen Barksdale Chip Bayers Adam Rutz Susan Terry Dana Rinehart Ron Marra Jim Hogan J A Z Z E N S E M B L E 107 PIPER B. Kessler Mrs. Czerw ). Barone M. Pappano K. Troop D. Wasson D. Wharton M. Hyland 110 PLANETARIUM C. Mazur os C. Taylor ]. Morrison J. Leavenworth K. Miller 111 SKI CLUB L. Aickelin K. Kelly N. McNiff S. Lopez L. Mattews A. Hine B. Dreher J. Hyland G. O’Connor ]. Bantz T. Crawford K. Boyer L. Miller P. Rowberry C. Casper M. Disorbo J. Disburry A. Bagleia A. Glutierez A. Aickelin C. D’Amato B. Stevens K. Sides B. Pius N. Nuremburg J. McBreairty S. Bettes J. Fladderman Mr. Barbero T. Loyld ). Lindholm L. Diemer C. Wagner D. Post J. Gerback M. Wagenbrenner L. Lewis C. Fredland P. Geyer E. Hill H. Cetinski C. Lucas A. Strassle D. Schultz B. Pasternack M. Parker R. Cbialou D. Ashcroft M. Mercer N. Barlow B Ridge B. Peck C. Me Garry J. Teller P. Trafas R. Hollar M. Pearson K. Zarba J. Murry D. Franco L. Tryonovich B. Eisenburg L. Angel J. Thomas M. Ciferri D. McBreairty G. Murray G. Wilson T. Cusic T. Ellis 112 STEREO L. Kennedy T. Crawford J. Hyland L. LeBouef B. Heaphy L. Angell T. Cusic L. Lohmann J. Hayward G. O’Connor W. DeCosa J. Bell N. Caplanson J. York G. Buckbee W. Plourde M. Hilton S. McCarthy 113 V.I.C.A. A. Murphy C. Smith E. Brenner T. Tuz M. Wooley L. Carmelini L. Coveney P. Fuller J. Perry D. Howard E. Getchell J. Scott J. Jewell Mr. Ferrarotti L. Kolak T. Yoder 114 JUNIOR CLASS President Vice-President Augie Ribeiro Greg Baglia Happiness is ... .. . breaking records selling magazines .. . defeating the seniors of 79 in a tug-o-war ... selling doughnut certificates .. . peddling those posters . .. having a bat visit our activity night ... being able to drive! .. . paying dues .. . complaining about dues .. . winning the spirit stick .. . our first successful dance . .. having a substitute rainbow .. . being a member of the class of '82 OFFICERS Treasurer J. D. Scrimgeour I j i Secretary Karen Cimmino 115 JUNIOR CLASS DIRECTORY L. Adams 123 P. Geyer 118 C. O’Connor G. Albert 127 J. Giannone 117 B. Oshan M. Alger 120 C. Gibbons 125 R. Owen B. Anderson 123 R. Giglio 125 K. Patagonia ). Aquilina 122 D. Girardo 127 M. Pappano K. Arnold 119 V. Click 125 M. Parker H. Asman 127 L. Goersch 127 P. Parker T. Bacon 117 D. Goodell 120 J. Pearson W. Ballard 126 G. Govwens 120 B. Peck D. Banks 125 ). Granieri 120 K. Peck Y. Bantz 125 K. Glynn 123 K. Philippi B. Banzhaf 123 L. Guerra 122 R. Pielli J. Barrows 122 D. Gulotta 121 J. Pierce B. Basher 119 R. Gunnarshaug 118 P. Planz L. Baxter 118 M. Hagan 126 M. Poethke A. Bayers 119 D. Haggett 119 E. Pollack C. Beatty 125 K.Hardy 125 P. Popousky ). Beers 118 J. Harris 119 D. Prause J. Begelman 122 L. Hartman 123 R. Rapp I) Betts 123 S. Harvey 124 E. Raymond D. Benevides 120 D. Havas 122 B. Reho B. Bennett 123 J. Hinckley 120 T. Regan L. Berger 117 A. Hine 119 A. Riheiro 1). Beyer 123 T. Hine 118 W. Richter R. Blacker 120 K. Hoffman 126 J. Rinaldi M. Bohnsack 118 D. Howard 120 T. Rizzo M. Boucher 122 C. Hungerford 120 M. Roger K. Bracey 125 R. Hungerford 127 C.Rogg S. Brandt 123 K. Jensen 123 S. Rosen V'. Brant 124 D. Jones 121 A. Rvbos B. Brunner 125 L. Kelly 117 W. Saunders T. Brutz 120 L. Kernochan 124 D. Schilke D. Burch 125 L. Kimball 118 J. Scrimgeour K. Burr 126 M. Kielty 121 M. Serino F. Burrows 127 S. Knight 118 C. Setzler V. Byre 123 K. Kroha 120 T. Shab E. Camp 120 T. Kullgren 121 J. Shane J. Carlson 121 R. La Fond 119 J. Shattuck E. Chach 123 V. Landgrehe 125 A. Sheppard 1. Chan 127 R. Lash 121 T. Sheridan K. Cherniske 117 T. LaValette 118 D. Sieher K Cimmino 118 D. Lawson 117 C. Smead K. Coen 125 J. Leavenworth 125 J. Smith H. Colby 122 L. LeBoeuf 117 M. Smith K. Conn 120 J. Lehn 124 S. Stierle K. Cooper 120 L. Lewis 117 W. Storti L. Coveney 125 J. Lewis 120 A. Strassle S. Croteau 125 K. Lillis 125 G. Strobino S. Croteau 121 T. Lindhlom 126 E. Stumpf D. Cullen 120 A. Lippay 127 V. Swanson 1). Dahlherg 121 S. Lukow 118 G. Takacs C. Dean 121 D. Lynch 124 C. Taylor H. DeBoy 119 K. Lynch 117 L. Terry R Didcock 124 J. Mahanor 127 K. Thierfelder ). DiFahhio 118 L. Marois 120 J. Thomas M. Ouhan 120 R. Nlarra 121 S. Thomas I. Eddy 121 S. Marsan 119 J. Tovino P Edman 118 J. Marsicano 119 L. Travnham A. Edmonds 118 L. Mazurak 123 T. Tuz M. Elliot 126 E. McCormack 127 G. Tyler T. Ellis 117 P. McGarry 122 C. Tyrill S. Emmons 122 J. McGivney 122 C. Vadas D. English 125 L. McMahon 122 M. Wagenhrenner D. Enos 122 S. McNinch 117 C. Wagner R. Epting 124 M. Mercer 119 R. Walker C. Feldman 126 J. Merrill 122 T. Waymough R Fender 124 A. Miller 118 W. Webb P. Ferriss 120 P. Miller 125 P. Wheeler VV. Fetter 123 J. Moffett 125 C. Whitzomb H. Finch 118 R. Montchal 117 K. Wilmont E. Fisher 124 E. Montesi 121 D. Wodjenski A. Forrester 117 P. Muhlmever 123 A. Woodard B. Franks 127 D. Mulry 127 M. Woo ley 1). Freeman 125 M.Murphy 121 L. Yoder C. Gagnon 127 G. Murray 119 T. Yoder L. Gardei 117 M. My slow 120 T. Yeoman J. Gardner 124 L. Nelson 118 C. York K. Garvey 123 L. Nelson 125 F. Zidack M. Gavlick 124 S. Norcorss 125 J. Zucca ). Gerhack 123 Nuremberg 119 A. Gero 120 R. O'Brien 120 123 119 125 125 119 117 118 119 119 120 118 119 120 118 118 127 122 125 125 121 117 123 126 121 119 121 122 123 125 124 125 122 127 117 124 123 121 127 117 124 118 125 125 119 121 125 117 123 117 119 121 120 119 125 122 124 119 118 125 127 123 118 119 126 123 126 127 118 124 121 120 121 125 120 124 122 119 120 119 116 Maria Sernio Laura Berger Kathy Lynch David Lawson Earl Stumpf Karen Cherniske Tom Ellis Suzy McNinch Leslie Lewis Artie Strassle Lori Kelley Lisa Gardei Martha Parker Aaron Sheppard Jim Giannone 117 1 Alan Edmonds John DiFabbio K • • ' f ' Laura Baxter Paul Geyer Peggy Ann Wheeler Leigh Nelson Karen Cimmino John Beers Lori Kimball Ted Hine Robin Gunnarshaug Penny Edman Scott Knigbt Tricia Parker Trey LaValette Cassie Vadas Peter Planz Diane Sieber Lee Traynham Michelle Bohnsack Anne Miller Steve Lukow 118 Heather DeBoy Albert Bayers Vicki Swanson Andy Hine Dave Haggetl Mary Mercer Brian Peck Maria Wagenbrenner Jill Zucca Kurt Arnold Michelle Smith Janet Harris John Marsicano Suzy Marsan Margaret Pappano Robert Pielli George Murray Rick LaFond Bari Oshan Lisa Terry Jay Tovino Cheryl York Nola Nuremberg John Pearson Bob Basher Julie Rinaldi 119 David Benavides Elizabeth Camp David Howard Kandy Peck Jeff Zidack Joy Pierce Cherye Hungerford Renee Blacker Mike Alger Kathy Kroha Greg Gov wens Dave Cooper Reid O'Brian Annie Gero Julie Granieri Don Goodell Tina Brutz i Kate Conn Dave Wodjenski Chris Taylor Michele Du ha n Joe Hinckley Pam Ferriss Linda Marois Donald Cullen Lori Yoder Julie Lewis Matt Myslar 120 Amy Woodard Thomas Kullgren Darlene Dahlberg Edwin Raymond Russell Lash Cindy Dean William Richter Tracey Rizzo Dave Gulotta Dana Jones John Carlson Susan Stierle ft f Irene F.ddy Ron Marra Jon Shane Susan Croteau Emily Montesi Michael Kielty Maureen Murphy Greg Takas 121 Dawn Havas Peter Popovsky Lisa McMahon Jeanette Barrows Jim Aquilina Missy Roger Jennifer Begeiman Shane Emmons Dehbie Enos Heidi Colby John Merrill Joanne McGivney 122 Tina Yeoman Liz Guerra Michael Boucher Pam Muhlmeyer Brad Bennelt Cathy O’Connor Karen Glynn Liz Chach Robert Walker Carleen Murone Adam Rutz Lora Mazurak Leann Adams Vanessa Byrne Greg Strobino Bryne Anderson Ted Shab David Betts Sandy Brandt Christian Rogg Carlene Tyrill Kendra Garvey Dawn Beyer William Fetter Bonnie Banzhaf Kirsten Jensen 123 Liz Fisher Daniel Lynch Tracey Sheridan Micheal Gavlick Linda Kemochan Chris Setzler Terry Yoder James Lehn Scott Haney Kathleen Wilmont 124 Julianne Smith John Moffett Patricia Miller Richard Owen Rae Bracey Tonja Tuz Barbara Brunner Don English Cyndie Gibbons Debbee Freeman Scott Rosen Denise Burch Rich Rapp Dawn Banks Kenneth Lillis Jolene Leavenworth Sarah Croteau Yvette Bantz Karl Hardy Cathy Smead Sue Norcross Robert Giglio Linda Nelson Virginia Landgrebe Kathy Coen Bill Storti Kathy Palagonia Donna Prause Marilyn Wooley 125 Tom Waymouth Mary Elliot Mary Beth Hagan Wendy Ballard Kelly Burr Kevin Hoffman Augie Ribeiro Eileen Merton Chrissy Wagner Tammy Lindblom Craig Feldman 126 127 Maria Chan Alex Lippay Linda Goersch Beth Franks Doris Mulry Glenn Tyler J.D. Scrimgeour Wendy Webb John Shattuck Eileen McCormack Joe Mahanor Cynde Gagnon Rob Hungerford $ vi , tew htJ Gary Albert Heather Asman Ellen Pollack Dave Girardo Floyd Burrows 129 FIRST ROW: P. Messer, A. Richards, L. Arneson, H. Garvey, M. Havas, B. Shepard, G. Sauter, J. Hayward SECOND ROW: J. Cassidy, B. Mayers, P. Kuba, D. Moore, E. Nelson, M. Hagen, Coach Mastro, S. Martin, P. Maclaren, ). Hagen, S. Doria, G. Ustay, P. Arnold, B. Pasternak ICE HOCKEY 130 FIRST ROW: B. Siepman, D. Gagnon, M. Hilton, G. Pompea. S. McCarthy SECOND ROW: C. Bertett, B. Eisenburg, J. Shane, ). Merill, G. Murray, E. Raymond, Coach Hibbard BASKETBALL 131 FIRST ROW: M. Highsmith, T. Colbert, K. Golembeski, K. Bonner, B. Murray SECOND ROW: Coach McGinniss, M. McGuinness, G. McChesney, J. Santisero, E. Muttelienen, L. Heaton, J. McCafferty, K. Zielke, R. The Chicken” Penucci 132 FIRST ROW: P. Bayers, A. Jordan, D. Scheif, D. Lee, A. Gutierrez SECOND ROW: P. McGuire, M. Pearson, B. Murray, K. Bonner, J. Kutchera, E. Lippay, T. Traiger, K. Mullen, J. Raymond, F. Pollack, A. Ribiero, Coach Bouclier 133 FIRST ROW: D. Warde, J. Aquilina, D. I.aRose, T. Waymouth, M. Stefanie, T. Ellis SECOND ROW: B. Grenier, J. Moffett, J. Hughes, B. Peck, J. Pearson, R. Morrissey, ). Martin, R. Ouellette Missing from photo: J. Marsicano A WRESTLING ruy, FIRST ROW: L. Buckbee. J. Fleckenstein, C. Froland, S. Marsan SECOND ROW: M. Mercer, M. Mayhem, P. O’Connell, L. Westfall, Coach Bachetti, K. Carlson, L. Baxter, L. Kelly, L. Pizzarelli, mgr. BASKETBALL 138 FIRST ROW: C. Alger. A. Peck, M. Nolet, L. Perrlgine, SECOND ROW: S. Szynei, mgr. L. Pizzarelli, mgr., M. Mercer, A. Fisher, K. Carlson, Coach Hajar, P. O’Connell, M. Mayhem, L. Buckbee, T. Hoffman, mgr. 139 FIRST ROW: S. Davis, B. Peet. N. Nuremburg SECOND ROW: L. Aickelin, J. Gardener, D. Enos, E. Reid, A. Miller, S. Krubsack, D. Anderson, P. Edman, J. McGiveney, S. Begassee, K. Knight, D. Smith, Coach Cheron GYMNASTICS 140 141 K. Saul, D. Aickelin, K. Cassidy. S. Brandt, B. Anderson, J. Hyland. W. Myers, L. Hartman D. Frost. C. Sabia, J. Rinaldi, M. Serino. L. Vhay. B. Geyer. L. Hills, D. Espotee, Coach Anderson, C. Kimball SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Working with a group of people for four consecutive years can be a difficult task. If not for a dedicated class, it would have been Secretary — Lynne Misericordia for us. When the work seemed endless, you were there. Who can forget the long grueling hours spent working on our floats, the prom and Bye Bye Birdie? We value our work relationship as you dared to be different and you were forever open to new ideas. Being leaders for a class like you is a memory to be cherished. To those of you who worked with us, our love and thanks are yours. To our advisors, Barbara Nelson and George Ferris, a big thank you for lime, guidance and encouragement. To the class of '81 — hats off to a helluva group! May love and luck be with you. The officers of the class of ’81 “THE CLASS WITH CLASS 144 wo Acton, Dwayne M. 173 Aickeiin, Diana ). 1S1 Allen. Pamela Denise 174 Anderson. Betsy Lynn 152 Anderson. Deborah Lynn 182 Anderson. Gail D. 162 Angell. Lee Anne 148 Armstrong. Colleen Ann 186 Asman. Corey Brian 147 Astor. Janis 180 Austin. Richard 151 Baisley. Suzanne L. 158 Bantz. Genevieve Rose 174 Barksdale, Helen E. 159 Barksdale. Maurice C. 177 Barone, josephine Rose 148 Bell. Jeffrey Allen 187 Bisceglia, David |. 180 Bonello, Jamel C. 156 Bonn, Derek 181 Bower, Pamela Elaine 184 Boyer. Karin Jean 148 Bradley. Cindy S. 165 Brenner. Emily Faith 182 Brothers, David A. 158 Brown. Georgette Rhonda 180 Buccellato. |oe 156 Buckbee, George Charles. Jr. 157 Buckham. Stephen R. 165 Buddie. Scott William 147 Burch, Dennis J. 159 Burnette, Barbara ). 164 Cannon. Molly Love 147 Caplanson. Nicholas 182 Cardinal. Edmond F. 180 Carlson, Mary M. 182 Carmellini. Laura Anne 147 Carter, Tami 158 Cassidy. Kimberly Marie 147 Chang. Pen-Hau Benjamin 187 Chark, Andrew F.. Ill 147 Ciferrl. Mark 165 Crawford, Terri Anne 187 Croteau, lason Andrew 189 Culbert, Gary 159 Cusic, Homer Sherwood. Ill 171 D'Amore. Gina Marie 178 Daria. Paul A.). 163 Darrah, Bryce G. 150 Davis, Susan E. 174 Day, Michelle Suzanne 152 DeCaro. Anne Louise 174 Dennis. Anne Katherine 171 DiBari. Nicholas P 167 Diemer. Lorraine Marie 173 Disbury, Jon Alan 174 DiSorbo. Mary 180 Dodd. Joseph Paul 189 Doerwald. Drew 171 Drake, Lisa Carol 171 Duncan. Timothy Coote 177 Edman, Michael Edgar 164 Eisenberg. Robert F. 156 Emmons. Ed 163 Evangelista. Kim Lee 178 Fairclough, Susan Ann 150 Farrell, William P. 188 Faure. Leslie A. 186 Ferrante. William K. 167 Ferriss. James A. 183 Fleckenstein. Janet L. 183 Fletcher, Kent A. 158 Foley. Glenn Alan 183 Forrester, William A. 157 Froland. Carolyn Ann 170 Fuller. Paul D.' 190 Gabriel. Lisa M. 150 Galante. Brian J. 170 Garvey, Henry H., Ill 175 Garvey. Suzanne 150 Gedney, Valerie L. 150 Gee. Christine Lynn 149 Geissinger, Bart H. 152 Genovese. Matthew- A. 172 Getchell, Edward M. 183 Gibbon. Colleen Dianne 149 Gray. Christine 175 Greenerl, Jeffrey Alan 170 Gregory-. Bruce T. 163 Guerra. Phyllis 163 Hagen. Jay R. 153 Hallock. John M. 166 Hartman, Deborah A. 149 Hastings, Robert Dean 181 Havas. George John 177 Hayward, John 163 Heaphy, Brian M. 166 Heaton. Kathleen Ann 149 Helton, DeAnna Dawn 172 Hendrix, Beth Lynne 177 Hetzel. Kathryn Anne 172 Hill. Edyth Allene 178 Hill, Kent Edward 189 Hilton. Mark R. 158 Hine, Pollyanna 148 Hoburg. Stacey Lynn 175 Hoddy, Laurie Ann 186 Hoffman, William R. 173 Holick, Jaye Ellen 187 Hollar. Timothy Allen 156 Horton, Susan L. 172 Hulboy. Laura Denise 148 Hulton. Nora Lynn Paula 153 Hyland, Joan Marie 165 Hyland. Mary Ellen 146 Ireland. Kim Berley 149 Izzard, Lavonne M. 186 Jajer. Kimberly M. 164 Johnson. Brian R. 181 Johnson. George H. 157 Keilich. Peter W., Jr. 182 Keip. Shirley 162 Kelley, Kathryn A. 154 Kennedy, Linda Ann 164 Kennedy. Warren Rooster 151 Kessler. Barbara Gayle 180 Kimball, Jeffrey J. 189 Kimberly. Deborah J. 142 Klein. Robert B. 163 Kolak, Laura C. 179 Kutchera. Donna 154 Landgrebe. Martin F. 179 Landry, Beth Marie 174 LeBlanc. Paul J. 162 LeBoeuf. Lawrence M. 186 Lee. Lynda Cecile 182 Lesiak, Frank 178 Lestik, Karen Beth 164 Leviness, Barbara Jean 155 Lewis, Elizabeth Ann 155 Lieber, Leslieanne 159 Lillis. Amy Blanche 171 Lindholm. John Edwin 147 Lloyd, Donna 181 Lloyd. Trade Lyn 181 Lohmann. Loretta Mary 154 Lucas. Cheryl Renee 181 Lutinski. Wendy M. 130 Maccariello, Donna M. 183 Machado. Ana Maria 158 Maclnnis, Dennis C. 190 Mann, Keith Patrick 157 Manouse. Todd William 153 Marois. Edward Keith 190 Marsicano, Christopher 160 Martin. Scott Jude 173 Maruszak. Donna June 182 Mathews. Laurie Ann 170 Matty, Michael Robert 155 Matty. William 182 McAvoy, Darren Joseph 154 McBreairty. Dee Dr a L. 183 McBreairty. Jamie Raye 157 McCafferty, Mary 186 McCarthy. Scott Ronald 170 McDonald. Denise Anne 166 McGuinness. Susan P. 149 McHann, Dawn Marie 178 McKay. Brenda Sue 167 McLaughlin. Janne P. 175 McNiff, Nicole Grace 154 Meade, Gail Marie 152 Menkes. Jessica 171 Metcalf, Lori J. 150 Mickelson, Julie M. 170 Miller. Gayle E. 191 Miller. Linda L. 191 Misericordia, Lynne M. 151 Morrison. Jean Evelyn 191 Murphy. Allen Francis 152 Murphy, Christine A. 155 Murphy. Colin Davis 159 Murray. Jill Marie 159 Myers. Wendy Love 192 Neu. Richard 152 Nicoletti. JoAnne Marie 166 Norton, Theresa Ann 189 Novello, Deirdre A. 167 O'Connor. Gary 161 Olson, Paul E. 175 Oullette. Marlene Ann 148 Pannezza. Jeffrey Paul 172 Peet, Gregory A. 150 Perry, John 190 Perusse, Dorie 192 Philippi, Cynthia A. 172 Pilchard. Barbara 166 Pitcher. Edward L. 149 Plus. Barry Seth 182 Pizzo, Maria 192 Plool, Gordon E. 190 Ploof, Ronald 190 Plourde, Wayne L. 168 Pogonowski, Ed 160 Pompea, Gregory K. 158 Popovsky. Larissa E. 188 Post. Donna Marie 179 Pucci. Lori Ann 187 Purvinis. John A. 156 Quirk, Dennis P. 160 Randazzo. Josephine M. 157 Rogers. Cheryl Ann 160 Rosen. Jeff 156 Rothbart. Robert 155 Rowburrey. Richard P. 187 Ruscoe. Timothy P. 186 Ryan. Christopher T. 146 Saul. Katherine E. 179 Schaltegger. Debt Denise 156 Schirmer, Linda P. 152 Schultz, Audrey L. 146 Scott, John E.A. 187 Scribner. Joann Marie 176 Serino, Gina 155 Sides. Karl Wayne 165 Siepmann, Barry Wm. 154 Skoog. Brian E. 188 Smith. Clark Warren 175 Smith. Meiodie Dawn 181 Smith. Sharon I. 191 Smith. Tammy Jean 191 Smith. Vicky Lyn 155 Spenard, Andre 157 Squires. Daryl J. 188 Squires. Wilbur W. 160 Stierle, Christopher W. 192 Storm, John Francis 188 Sullivan. Mark C. 178 Tallmadge. Wendy 191 Taylor, Charlene D. 146 Terry, Susan Lee 192 Throop. Kristen Janet 146 Titus. Dorothy Marie 161 Tomascak, Marcelle Ann 179 Tracy. David Scott 146 Trafas. Erica Gabriele 165 Tremont, Kathy 187 Tryonoviech, Lawrence E. 178 Turek, Donald J. 179 Turk. Valerie Joan 159 Tuz. Bambi 161 Tuz, Brian K. 146 Van Coughnett, Linda 154 Wasson. David Scott B. 177 Watterworth. Melanie P. 161 Webb. Lisa 153 Welch. Joseph M. 177 Wharton. Danielle P. 178 White. Jaime Lee 157 Williams. Shannon M. 178 Wilson. Glenn 151 W ink el voss. Larry G. 189 Wirtz. Karen Ann 173 Wolanski. Stephen E. 160 Wolter. Dawn 173 Woodin, Betty Lou 157 Woodin. Earl V. 161 Wright, Sandra E. 192 York. James Lewis, III 178 Zidack. Leslie Gayle 176 145 Kristen Janet Throop Charlene D. Taylor Christopher T. Ryan David Scott Tracy KRISTEN THROOP Yet If hope has flown away In a night or In a day, In a vision, or in none, Is it therefore the less gone? All that we see or seem, Is but a dream within a dream. —Author Unknown CHARLENE TAYLOR “All things must pass. All things must pass away. All tilings must pass. None of life’s strings can last. So — I must be on my way ... And face another day.” —Geoige Harrison Audrey L. Schultz Brian K. Tuz MARY ELLEN HYLAND In all life’s trials and troubles. It’s sickness, pain and sorrow', Give us strength and courage, To face and meet tomorrow! — Helen Steiner Rice Mary Ellen Hyland 146 Kimberly Marie Cassidy ED PITCHER School was okay, and hotrods are great, but the girls I know I’ll never hate. I stood tall. I took the blows but the best of all those — I did It my way. Scott William Buddie KIM IRELAND It is that if a man at 50 sees the world the same as he did at 20. It is said he lost and wasted 30 years of his life. —Author Unknown JED LINDHOLM “Well, I stood stunned, like at midnight suspended in my masquerade, and I combed my hair till it was Just right and commanded the night brigade. I hid in the crowded wrath of the crowd when they said sit down, I stood up. —Bruce Springsteen I .aura Anne Carmelllnl Corey Brian As man John Edwin Llndholm 147 Karin Jean Boyer LeeAnne Angell Polly Hine Josie Barone JOSIH BARONE Memories may be beautiful and yet what’s too painful to remember we simply choose to forget so It's the laughter we will remember Whenever we remember The way we were DEBBIE KIMBERLY For long you live and high you fly. Smiles you give, and tears you cry. And all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be. —P.F. Debbie Kimberly Laura D. Hulboy LEEANNE ANGELL There is no Eden or heavenly gates that you’re gonna make it to one day, but all of the answers you seek can be found in the dreams that you dream on the way. —Dan Fogelburg MARLENE OUELLETTE Oh mirror in the sky, what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the changing ocean tides? Can I handle the seasons of my life? Time makes you bolder, even children get older, and I'm getUng older too. —Author Unknown Marlene Ouellette 148 Susan Patricia McGuinness SUE McGUINNESS Making believe the threads can be saved, you’re aching to leave but deathly afraid of letting go the threads entangled you so ... Falling back on better days and trying your hardest to laugh. You’ve thrown away those childish dreams. It’s over ... —Dan Fogelberg CHRIS GEE If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now “Cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see.” —Lynyrd Skvnvrd Christine Lynn Gee Kathleen Ann Heaton KATHY HEATON May your hands always be busy. May your feet always be swift. May you have a strong foundaUon. When the winds of changes shift May your heart always be Joyful, May your song always be sung. And may you stay forever young. —Bob Dylan COLLEEN GIBBSON Everything has its beauty, but not everyone secs it —Confucius Colleen Dianne Gibbon Deborah A. Hartman Edward L. Pitcher Kim Berley Ireland 149 USA GABRIEL “Hold fast to dreams, for If dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly.” — Langston Hughes SUSAN A. FAIRCLOUGH “Adventure Is not found in books. Beauty is not found on maps. Seek and you shall find.” —Author Unknown LORI METCALF You can only be young once, but you can be immature forever. VAL GEDXEY “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t wulk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and Just be my friend.” —Camus SUZANNE GARVEY “Long Long Afterwards, in an oak I found the arrow, still unbroke; And the song, from beginning to end, I found again in the heart of a friend.” —Henry Wadsworth Longfellow BRYCE DARRAH Let there be rock! Suzanne Garvev Lori J. Metcalf Bryce G. Darrah Gregory A. Peet 150 Glenn Wilson Diana J. Aickelin DIANA AICKELIN Love isn't what makes the world go round. It’s what makes the ride worthwhile! ANDRE SPENARD I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that it to be revealed to us. — Romans 8:18 Andre Spenard LYNNE MISERICORDIA Life is a moment in space, when the dream is gone its a lonelier place. Lvnne M. Miserlcordia Warren Kennedy Jaimie Lee White Richard Austin 151 Bart H. Geissinger Michelle Suzanne Day Allen Francis Murphy Linda Patricia Schimier BART GEISSINGER The rainbow Is more beauUful than the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now. And the pot never turns out to be quite what I expected. — Hugh Prather Betsy Lynn Anderson BETSY ANDERSON My mind is filled to the brim with memories. I've spent some pretty good years. I've made some friends I'll never forget And you know, when I look back, I wonder why sometimes I was in such a hurry to leave it all behind. — Barbara Burrow' LINDA SCHIRMER I play it cool and dig all Jive. That's the reason I stay alive. My motto, as I live and learn, is: Dig and be dug in return. Richard Xeu Gail Marie Meade 152 Xora Lynn Paula Hulton Lisa Webb NORA HULTON You say this train don’t give out rides Well it don’t worn' me. And all the world is takin’ sides But it don’t worry me. And life may be a one way street But it don’t worry me. Keith Carradlne JAY HAGEN Along the road, your steps may stumble; your thoughts may start to stray, but through it all a heart held humble levels and lights your way. —Dan Fogelberg LISA WEBB To dream of the person you wish to be is to waste the person you are. TODD MAXOUSE The past is my heritage; the present, my responsibility; the future, my challenge. Jav R. Hagen Todd William Manouse Loretta Mary Lohmann Lir la Van Coughnett LORI LOHMANN Tills life Is yours. Tuke the power to choose what you want to do and do It well. Take the power to love what you want In life and love It honestly. Take the power to walk In the forest and be a part of nature. Take the power to control your own life. No one else can do It for you. Take the power to make your life happy. —Susan Polls Schutz DONNA KUTCHERA Time doesn’t wait for me it keeps on going. —Boston Kathryn A. Kelley Donna Kutchera Darren Joseph McAvoy Nicole Grace McNifY DARREN McAVOY A person’s success runs only as far as his hap pi ness runs deep. —Author Unknown Barn' William Siepmann 154 Barbara Jean Levlness BARB LEVLNESS All kinds of sadness I have left behind me, many's the day when I have done wrong. But I will be yours forever and ever. Climb in the saddle and whistle along. —Jethro Tull CHRIS MURPHY Everything has its own time. Author Unknown Vicky' Lvn Smith Elizabeth Ann Lewis GINA SERINO If life isn’t a daring adventure then it is nothing at all. —Author Unknown VICKY SMITH Take my love, take it down. Climb a mountain and turn around. And if you see my reflection in the snow’ covered hills, well, the landslide will bring it down. —Fleetwood Mac Robert Rothbart Gina Serino Christine Alexandria Murphy Midiael Robert Matty' 155 Joe Buccellato ,JOE BUCCELLATO That’s the breaks. -Kurtis Blow DEBI SC1LALTEGGER Dazed and confused —Led Zeppelin Robert F. Eisenberg Jamel C. Bonello Timothy Allen Hollar Jeff Rosen Debl Denise Schaltegger John Andrew Mark Purvinls 156 Jamie Raye McBreairty JAMIE RAYE McBREAIRTY I gain my point, I gain all my points. If I can reach my companion with any statement which teaches him his own worth. —Emerson GEORGE BUCKBEE 44 ... We Joked. We kidded each other. We seized every opportunity for a laugh. If we hadn’t done that, we’d have gone nuts.” —Col. Adamson, U.S. Navy George H. Johnson Keith Patrick Mann George Charles Buckbee, Jr. Josephine Maria Randazzo William A. Forrester WILLIAM FORRESTER When die legends die, the dreams will end, when the dreams end, life will not exist. —Author Unknown JO RANDAZZO If you live with love and laughter. You will get all that you’re after. —.Jo Randazzo Bcttv Lou Woodin 157 Ana Marla Machado David A. Brothers Oregon- Kenneth Pompea Suzanne L. Balsley POLLY HIXE If you smile I will understand, because that Is something everyone does In the same language. —Crosby, Stills, and .Nash MARK HILTON Every man has a place. In his heart there’s a space and the world can’t erase Ills fantasies ... I am free, yes. I’m free, now I’m on my way. —Earth, Wind Fire Mark R. Hilton Tami Carter LAURA HL'LBOY God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. The courage to change the things I can. And die wisdom to know the difference. —Author Unknown KENT FLETCHER There's been rumors of war and wars that have been, the meaning of life has been lost In the wind; and some people thlnkln’ that the end is close by ’stead of learning to live they arc learning to die. —Bob Dylan Kent A. Fletcher 158 Colin Davis Murphy LESLIEAXXE LIEBER Ilils life is yours; take the power to choose what you want to do; take the power to love what you want in life; take the power to control your own life — no one else can do it for you! —Susan Polls Schultz JILL MURRAY Everybody needs a change — a chance to check out the new. But you’re the only one to sec the changes you take yourself through. —Author Unknown C jary Culbe rt Helen E. Barksdale HELEN BARKSDALE As I grew older day by day and heartaches add to wisdom's bay, the loves for which my youth once vied no longer light my fires inside. —Michael Dubina VALERIE TURK “It is remarkable that those persons who speculate the most boldly conform with the most perfect quietude to the external regulations of society. The thought suffices without investing itself in the flesh and blood of acUon” —Nathaniel Hawthorne Dennis J. Burch Leslieanne Lieber Valerie Joan Turk Jill Marie Murray 159 ED POGONOWSKI There is a road, no simple highway between the dawn and the dark of night... and if you go no one may follow, the path is for your steps alone ...” —The Grateful Dead Dermis P. Quirk Cheryl Ann Rogers Wilbur W. Squires Ed Pogonowski 160 DOROTHY TITUS “.Just remember love is life and hate Is living deuth. Treat your life for what it’s worth and live for every breath. —Black Sabbath Dorothy Marie Titus Bainbi Tuz Gary O’Connor Melanie Paulette Watterworth Earl V. Woodin Melodic Dawn Smith 161 Paul J. LeBlanc EMILY BRENNER “Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my alone ness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky.” —Kaliil Gibran PETER KEILICH “I)o not go along with the ideas of a group just to be popular. Be your own person and be an inti ividual first.” — Peter V. Keilich, Jr. Deborah Lynn Anderson Gall I). Anderson Emily Faith Brenner Peter W. Keilieh, Jr. Shirley Keip DEBBIE ANDERSON “If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now, cause there's too many places I've got to see ... 'Cause I'm as free as a bird now, and this bird you'll never change.” — Lynyrd Skvnvrd SHIRLEY KEIP “Look not for beauty or whiteness of skin but look for a heart that is loyal within, for beauty will fade and skin grows old, but a heart that's loyal is better than gold.” 162 JOHN HAYWARD “So If you think your life is complete confusion 'cause your neighbors got it made. Just remember that it’s a grand illusion and deep inside we’re all the same.” — Dennis DeYoung JIM FERRISS ■'Die world is just a carousel, to ride it fast you have to ride it well. The world is full of Kings and Queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams.” — Black Sabbath John Hayward James A. Fcrriss PHYLLIS GUERRA “This above all to thine own seif be true. And must follow as the night the day, thou canst not be false to any man.” —William Shakespeare Ed Emmons 163 Robert R Klein Paul A. J. Daria Phvllis V. Guerra Linda Ann Kennedy Kimberly Margaret Jajer Karen Beth LestJk Michael Edgar Edman LINDA KENNEDY When you remember me. If you remember me, 1 hope you see it’s not the way I want it to be; or I'd be with you now. But wherever you go, my love goes with you. KIM JAJER The only way to survive in this world is to know your own value. Once you identify with yourself then you can live, love and respect others. Nobody knows all, each day we live, we learn. Life can be beautiful for those w ho investigate and come to terms with themselves. KAREN LESTIK The time we spent together, it will never be the same, for life’s whirlwinds and life’s tides part us forever, lost in the sands of time. — Loretta A. Meancv Barbara J. Burnette Pamela Elaine Bower BARB BURNETTE If you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn’t it never wfas. —Author Unknown 164 MARK CIFERKI He is stronger who conquers others; he who conquers himself is mighty. — Lao-Tsze ERICA TRAFAS Still round the corner there may wait a new road or a secret gate; und though I oft have passed them by u day will come at last when I shall take the hidden puths that run West of the Moon, East of the Sun. -J. R. R. Tolkien KARL SIDES I get high with a little help from my friends. —The Beatles CINDY BRADLEY “Do not follow where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. —Author Unknown Cindv S. Bradley Stephen R. Bucknam Erica Gabriele Trafas Karl Wayne Sides Joan Marie Hyland 165 Brian M. Heaphv Barbara Pitchard Denise Anne McDonald BRIAN HEAPHY No man needs sympathy because he has to work, because he has a burden to carry. Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing. —Theodore Roosevelt Lawrence M. LeBoeuf JOANNE NICOLETTI Thanks for the times that you’ve given me, the memories are all in my mind. But now that we’ve come to the end of our rainbow there's something I must say out loud. —Gmunadorcs JoAnne Marie Xicoletti John M. Hallock 166 NICK 1)1 BAR I Gentlemen, lets get one tiling straight right now; I'm In complete command here. I’ve never been associated with a losing team. I do not Intend to start now. —Vince Lombardi, 1959 BRENDA SUE McKAY In the end, the love you take Is equal to the love you make. — Beatles JOHN SCOTT Cold hearted ORB, that ndcs the night, removes the colours from our sight, red Is gray and yellow, white, bu you decide which is right, and which is an illusion? —Moody Blues JAYE HOUCK Each face that flashes back to mind seems that it was untouched by time. I can’t recall quite all the names each one precious all the same. — Barn- Manilow Javc Ellen Holick Nicholas P. DiBari William Kniley Fcrrante Brenda Sue McKay John E. A. Scott Deirdra A. Xovcllo 167 Edie Hill 168 169 Brian J. Galante Scott Ronald McCarthy LAURIE MATHEWS High on tills mountain, the clouds down below. I’m feeling so strong and alive. From this rocky perch. I’ll continue to search for the wind and the snow and die sky. —Dan Fogelbeig scott McCarthy God grant me the serenity to accept die things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. Carolyn Ann Froland .Julie M. Mickelson .JULIE MICKELSON Without love, laughter, and smiles, there can be no Joy in life. —Author Unknown JEFF GREENERT “If others say that it is impossible. but you believe in it — dien never abandon it.” —.Jeff Grccncrt CAROLYN FROLAXI) Life has its moments And those moments Are what life is worth living for! —Author Unknown 170 ANNE DENNIS Inspiration’s what you arc to ine. Inspiration. I love to see and so today my world — it smiles, your hand In mine, we wulk the miles and thanks to you. it will be done lor you to me are the only one. Happiness — no more be sad. Happiness, 1 ant glad. — Led Zeppelin TREY CL'SIC Then as it was Then again it will be Though the course may change sometimes Rivers always reach the sea. —Led Zeppelin Anne Katherine Dennis 11 outer Sherwood Cusic III USA DRAKE 1 believe in the sun, even when it’s not shining, I believe in love even when I'm not experiencing it, I believe in (iod even when he’s silent. —Author Unknown .JESSICA MENKES Life is easier titan you think All you have to do is Accept the impossible Do without the indispensable und bear the intolerable (And Ik- able to smile at anything.) —Author Unknown Lisa Carol Drake Drew Doerwald Amy Blanche Lillis Jessica Menkes 171 Susan L. Horton Kathryn Anne Hetzel DeAnna Dawn Helton .Jeffrey Paul Pannozza Cynthia Arlene Philippi SUSAN HORTON “Your outlook on life is bound to be brighter from behind u smile.'” —Author Unknown KATHY HETZEL Phis above all, to thine ownself Ik true und it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. —William Shakespeare DEANNA HELTON “I'm not a naive child anymore, I’m a young woman being confronted by the world now. and I’m frightened, but with your love to guide me, I know I’ll be Just fine. —DeAnna Helton CYNTHIA PHILIPPI “Tho’ we’re going our separate ways, there can only be brighter days. —( iina Cunico MATT GENOVESE “If a man empties his purse into his heud, no man can take it away from him. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. — Franklin Matthew A. Genovese LORRAINE DIEMER “Still I cun recall The happy times Laughing arm and arm So alive Was It years ago Or Just yesterday When you turned to me and Said good-bye.” —Chicago DWAYNE ACTON “Live und let die. Lorraine Marie Diemer Dwayne Acton DAWN WOLTER “You must never be afraid to take chances Never be afraid to love someone new’; You must always keep reaching for that rising star And keep dreaming your dreams until they come true.” KAREN WIRT “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours.” —Henry David Thoreau WILLIAM R. HOFFMAN “I would rather the people should wonder why I wasn’t president than why I am.” —Salmon P. Chase Dawn Woltcr Scott Jude Martin Karen Ann Wirtz William R. Hoffman Jon Alan Disbury Anne Louise DeCaro Beth Marie Landrv Pamela Denise Allen Susan Elizabeth Davis Genevieve Rose Bantz GENEVIEVE H. BANTZ “Each hour seems to slip right by, there is so much to do before I die so much to see, someone to be, I hope I cun fulfill the wanted me. —Thea Murray ANNE LOUISE DeCARO “If we fill our hours with regrets over the fuilures of yesterday, and with worries over the problems of tomorrow, we liuve no today in which to be thankful.” —Author Unknown BETH LANDRY ‘Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well lived makes ever ' tomorrow' a 1sion of hope.” —Author Unknown SUSAN DAMS ‘Yes there are two paths you can goby. But in the long run there is still time to change the road you’re on. — Led Zeppelin 174 HANK GARVEY “I would rather attempt to do something great and fail ... than attempt to do nothing and sue cecd. —Robert Schuller STACEY HOBURG There’s days to fall and days to rise and days for making haste; Days for seeking out yourself but no days you can waste. —.Joe Henry CLARK SMITH Only the good die young. -Billy .’Joel janxe McLaughlin Though the world may make you hard and wild. And determine how your life is styled, When you've come to feel that you’re the only child. Take gotxl care of your brother. —.Jackson Browne Janne Patricia McLaughlin ± 1 Henry II. Garvey III Paul E. Olson Stacey Lynn Hoburg Clark Warren Smith Christine Gray 175 Lawrence E. Tryonoviech, Jr. Danielle P. Wharton James Lewis York III Leslie Gayle Zidack LESLIE ZIDACK Don't walk in front of me — I may not follow. Don't walk behind me — I may not lead. Just walk beside me — and be my friend. —Author Unknown Joann Marie Scribner Shannon Williams JOANN MARIE SCRIBNER You can’t be everything before your time. Don't take nothing from nobody. -Billy Joel SHANNON WILLIAMS “When I die I may not go to heaven I don’t know if they let cowboys in. If they don’t, just let me go to Texas — Texas is as close as I've been.” —Tammy Wynette 176 David Scott Bunker Wasson George John 11 avas TIM DUNCAN “Ixivc Is the answer and you know that for sure. Love is a flower you got to let it, you got to let it grow. So keep playing those mind games together. Faith in the future outta the now. —John Lennon BETH HENDRIX “And it goes on and on watching the river run. Further and further from things that we’ve done, leaving them one by one. And we have just begun watching the river run, listening, learning, and yearning to run, river, run. — Loggins Messina Maurice C. Barksdale Timothy Coote Duncan Joseph Michael Welch Beth Lynne Hendrix 177 Edyth Allcne Hill Kimberly Lee Evangelista tH Frank Lesiak GINA D’AMORE Where there is beauty, there is understanding. Where there is fairness, there is peace. Where there is sharing, there is friendship. Where there is love, there is fulfillment. Dawn Marie Mcllann Mark Christopher Sullivan KIM EVANGELISTA “Does the eagle know what is in the pit, Or wilt thou go ask the mole? Can wisdom be put in a silver rod? Or love in a golden bowl? —William Blake FRANK LESL K You can only live once But if you live right — Once is enough. DAWN MC HANN “Voices from our past Still insist on arguing That love will never last And though our hearts may turn It’s only when you listen that you learn.” — Dan Fogelbcrg 178 MARTY LANDGREBE “In the race to be better or best. Miss not the joy of being.” —E. A. Glocggler LAURA KOIAK “Don't walk In front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me, and just be my friend. —Camus MARCI TOMASCAK Well, hey, there’s nothing more I can say. Illjust pick up and go on. I’ll cry a little, laugh awhile, and soon I’ll be gone. Ill be passing on like a warm summer’s day, and someday 111 find some way to pick up, move on, and have some fun along the wav. -M. A. T. Murccllc Ann Tomascak Martin F. Landgrebe DOXXA POST “I’m sailing away Set an open course for the Virgin Sea. For I’ve got to be free — Free to face the life that’s ahead of me ... I look to the sea Reflections In the waves spark my memory. Some happy, some sad — I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had.” —Styx Katherine Elizabeth Saul Laura C. Kolak Donald J.Turek Donna Marie Post 179 David J. Bisceglia Mary DiSorbo Edmond F. Cardinal .JAMS ASTOR “The last resort in life when all is said and done is to try to find die humor. It's there in everyone. Generate the laughter and let yourself have fun. That's the last resort in life, suicide is dumb —Elmo Lincoln Astor Barbara Gayle Kessler Georgette Rhonda Brown GEORGETTE BROWN ‘Together wcVe climbed hills and trees, learned of love and ABC's, skinned our hearts and skinned our knees. —Tenv .Jacks BARBARA KESSLER “Love is everywhere — I see it. You are all that you can Ik — go on and be it. Life is perfect — I believe it. Come and play the game with me. —.John Denver 180 Brian R. .Johnson Donna Llovd ROBERT HASTINGS We might be luughing a bit too loud, but that never hurt no one. -Billy .Joel TRAC IE LLOYD “It was hard at first, moving from Vermont and coining to a new school. But thanks to my teachers and friends my future looks bright. I’ll remember everyone. May God bless you all. CHERYL LUCAS “Look for die light at the end of the tunnel, it might not be very far ... you might lose vour way — lose sight of today. But tomorrow your dreams might come true.” — MA.D.I). Camp '80 Robert Dean Hastings Tracic Lvn Llovd Derek Bonn Cheryl Renee Lucas Man' M. Carlson Barry Seth Pius Donna June Maruszak Nicholas Caplanson NICK CAPLANSON “Remember, no one can make you feel Inferior without your consent’' —Eleanor Roosevelt William Matty Lynda Cecile Lee LYNDA LEE “I greet you, my life, with all that I am, was, and can be. —Thorbecke’s letters HARRY PU S “To thine own self be true. —William Shakespeare DONNA MARUSZAK “If you smile, 1 will understand, because this is something everyone docs in the same language. —Crosby, Stills, Nash WILLIAM MATH' Ciive to the world the best you have. 182 GLENN FOLEY “To me, every hour of the day and night is an unspeakable perfect miracle.” —Walt Whitman DONNA MACCARIELLO “Yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but to-duv, well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and even’ tomorrow a vision of hope.” —Author Unknown Glenn Alan Foley Donna Marie Maccariello JANET FLECKENSTE1N “As I love nature, as I love singing birds, and gleaming stubble, and flowing rivers, and morning and evening, and summer and winter, I love thee my friend.” — Henry David Thoreau Janet L. Fleckenstein ED GETCHELL “Still, to those of you who enjoyed it — God bless you. and to those of you who didn’t — (iod bless you tcx ! It is still only a beginning.” —Jon Lord DEEDEE McBREAIRTY “I’m sailing away Set an open course for the virgin sea For I’ve got to be free Free to face the life that's ahead of me.” —Styx Edward M. Gctchell Bruce T. Oregon' DeeDra L. McBreairty 183 Trey Cusic 184 185 Donna Post Colleen Ann Armstrong Leslie A. Faure Mary McCafTerty Timothy P. Ruscoe COLLEEN ARMSTRONG 'Hie saddest thing under the sun is saying good-bye to the ones you love. Laurie Ann Hoddy Lavonne Michelle Izzard LAVOXXE IZZARI) “I cannot praise, for you have passed from praise; I have no tinted thoughts to paint you true; but I can feel and I can write the word; the best on me is but the least of you. —Claude McKay MARY McCAFFERTY “Well I've been afraid of changing ’Cause I've built my life around you But time makes you bolder even children get older And I'm getting older too. — Fleetwood Mac LAURIE HODDY “Where you come from is not nearly as im|M rtant as where you are going. 186 KATHY TREMONT “The future is the past returning through another gate.” —Arnold H. Glason JEFF BELL “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today” —Author I’nknown LORI PUCCI “With a philosophical flourish Cato throws himself upon his sword; I quietly take to the ship.” — Herman Melville I,ori Ann I icci r� m V 4 Kfe llt Richard Paul Rowburrey BEX CHANG Each passing year I wonder if it will ever return, for this precious Jewel of life controls our destiny in its web of pussing seconds. —Pen-Hau Benjamin Chang TERRI CRAWFORD “Hold on, hold out Keep a hold on still If you don’t see what vour love is worth No one ever will.” —.Jackson Browne Pen-Hau Benjamin Chang Kathy Tremont Jeffrey Alan Bell Terri Anne Crawford 187 Larissa Elizabeth Popovsky Brian E. Skoog William P. Farrell Daryl Joseph Squires DARYL SQUIRES There seems to be an ascending scale of values in life, and somewhere in this scale there is a line — probably a blurred one — below which one more or less “exists” and above which one more or less “lives”. Wayne L. Plourde .John Francis Storm .JOHN STORM “Why not think about times to come. And not alxmt the things that you’ve done. If your life was laid to you, .lust think what tomorrow will do. Don't stop thinking alxmt tomorrow. Don't stop, it'll soon be here — I'll be better than before; Yesterday’s gone, yesterday’s gone.” —Fleetwood Mac BRIAN SKOOG “Some of us will do our jobs well and some will not. But we will all be judged by one thing — die result” —Vince Lombardi BILL FARRELL “If you love something,set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours, if it doesn’t it never was.” —Author Unknown 188 THERESA NORTON “Don't look back — a new (lav is breakin' It's been too long since I felt tills way. I don't mind where I get taken The road is callin' — today is the day. —Boston JEFF KIMBALL ‘'Hie harder you work, the harder it is to surrender. —Vince Lombardi Larry G. Winkelvoss - .Jason Andrew Croteau Kent Edward Hill I .Joseph Paul Dodd 189 - Dennis C. Maclnnis Gordon E. Ploof John Perry JOHX PERRY Some people are born to be takers, others just want to give, but 1 was born to be exactly what you see today, and everyday I’m just me. Paul D. Fuller PAUL FULLER Look out world, here I come! Ronald Ploof Edward Keith Marois 190 .IKAX MORRISON “Building your dream has to start now. There's no other road to take, You won't make a mistake. Ill be guiding you. —Magic, Olivia Newton-John TAMMY SMITH “Each hour seems to slip right by, there is so much to do before I die, so much to see, someone to be. I hope I can fulfill the wanted .. . M me. —Thea Murray Linda L. Miller Tain my Jean Smith Sharon I. Smith Gayle E. Miller 191 Doric Pcmssc Susan Lee Terry Maria Pizzo DORIE PEKUSSE “I’m all right. Don't nobody worry ’bout me!” —Kenny D ggins Sandra Elizabeth Wright MARIA PIZZO Memories are from yesterday, dreams for tomorrow. The future is pretty scary, but what have 1 got to lose. Hey, I’ve made it tills far. —Maria Pizzo SANDRA WRIGHT What I feel 1 can’t say But my love is there for you anytime of day. Hut if it’s not love That you need Then I’ll try my best to make everything succeed Wendy Love Myers Christopher Werner Stierle WENDY MYERS “For long you live and high you fly. Smiles you give and tears you cry. And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.” —Pink Floyd 192 REMEMBER WHEN ... DK and CA tried to fly? Betsy and Leslie weren’t together? Kim Hutton had an initial sweater DLA? “Wendall opened the door?” Darren won the Mr. Legs contest? The sophomore float was finished? The hockey team went to the finals? Mr. Barbero wouldn’t let anyone ski because they got caught drinking on the bus? T.R., G.O., and D.T. took the wrong turn in Boston? Bermuda!!!? Troop 210 went hunting and left their feathers in Bermuda? The band went to Mystic? M. Covello wore dresses? WM, GP, MC, MO, JM, GS, and MH got caught running through the cemetery? Scott and Mary turned route 7 into a three lane highway? Eight senior girls put together the winning homecoming float? GS tumbled out of Crawf’s car onto a dirt road in her cheerleading uniform? Joan laid on the bed at Vanderbilt Mansion and the alarm went off? JH, TC, DA, SM, JA, WP, LL, LA crashed the American Studies colonial dinner? GD had a surprise party for DA and LP but forgot them? DK screamed when she got her cat in A P? Beth didn’t give somebody a ride? Lake Lilonoah and Lover’s Leap? Fro screamed “Bart is gonna murder Jamel”? Sporties, Cookoos, Park Place, Jim Barberies, Bushwaker and the Pub? Kathy spilled beer on her face at 5 AM at Beth’s house? Sandi Wright interrupted Mr. Nolan’s class to find out how to use jumper cables? JGags split his pants? The morning after the Cheap Trick concert? We chicken wired EP’s face while making the sophomore float? Bart, Ed and John sang Blue Moon at Lake Lillonoah? We had a birthday party for Timmy H? The AS hay ride when someone asked if it was cold and LP said “Not if you’re active”? GS, EP and DA tried to jump the fence at the beer fest? Mr. Nick had happy feet? 193 Most School Spirit Saul Katy Wayne Plourde “We are rowdie fun the we are we re class of 81! 194 Most Gullible: Dennis Burch Beth Hendrix And to think we only spent $49,999” Class Musicians: Gail Anderson Scott Buddie Here's an old favorite” Biggest B. S.er's: Jed Lindholm Sue McGuiness Did you hear the one about ... ?” Class Artists: Wayne Plourde Kristen Throop “Ooo la la!” 195 Wittiest: Bart Geissinger Joan Hyland “Yoouuu, are an idiot! Best Looking: Sue Horton Greg Pompea Cute, Huh?” Best Dressed: Trey Cusic Lorraine Diemer We do our shopping at ... Class Athlete: Carolyn Froland Glenn Wilson “Future Olympiads” 196 Most Talkative: Gina D'Amore Dennis Burch Leslie Zidack Yak, yak, yak!” Quietest: Davia Wasson “Shhhhhhhh” Biggest Brown Nosers: Valerie Turk Bart Geissinger I was only doing what I was told to do ... ” Class Couple: Dwayne Acton Dawn McHann “Remember When ... ” Class Flirts: Todd Manouse Gina Serino Hey Baby, What’s happening?” Class Blushers: Carolyn Froland 8 Wayne DeCosa I “Golly, Gee” 197 Class Partiers: Sue McGuiness Marty Menard More, more, more!!” Tallest: Pam Bower Bob Eisenberg “How short, I mean tall are you? Shortest: Marty Landgrebe Gina D’Amore “4’9” and Vi” Paste your photo here!! Cheese, Jack ... enter Mills I DWAYNE ACTON, of unsound mind, do hereby leave: Betsy Stevens a bigger truck to pull with, and to her buddy Vicki a rear bumper so she can pull, too. To Dr. Bro., four empty Mic bottles on the lawn and one full one for himself. And to Nola, a filet o fish at McD’s. I DIANA A1CKELIN, being in sound mind and body, do hereby leave behind fond memories of Resevoir Drive to T.C., J.H., G.S., M.O., W.M. To C.T.: a bum rap, the Dowd Man and Brioski. To Chris and Liz, memories of Senior Math, and S. O. H. — C.A.H.T.O.A. 1 leave to Mr. Barbero all the agonies of ski club — keep looking for the folder. To the Drafting class, What’s your dog’s name joke and out for a drag!” To cheerleading: all the excellent memories and to my sister: the best two years in high school. I BETSY ANDERSON, do leave to Roh Pisetta someone else to make faces at and to love. To Mark Siefert: Baseball, craziness, and memories. To Eric Muttilainen: a life time supply of candy. To Brian Fitzgerald: a sprained finger, happy memories, and lots of love! To Kurt Elsesser: Memories. To Dean Franco: No memories — darn! To jason Narasdy: someone else to pick on Cleo”! To Anne Miller: R. L., the elephant man, lots of love, and memories. To Sandy Brandt and Leigh Nelson: many memories, rowdy bus rides, and my leading spot in “Let me see you do the jaws . To Dawn Havis: Long talks, jogging, and lots of love. To Charlotte Kima and Cindy Sahia: a varsity cheerleading spot. I DEBBIE ANDERSON, do hereby leave to the hockey team: gold metals, the gymnastic team: luck a warm gym. To Cassie: Bone and a box of kleenex. To Debby: a car that won’t blow up. To Eileen: her pair of black sassoons. To Nola: whips and chains for Larry. To John 1 leave a smile and a quick senior year. To Jim: a boys’ gymnastics team. To Murphy: a guardian angel. Finally I leave this school permanently. I GAIL ANDERSON, do leave: Rich Rapp the NMHS Band and the famous song “Lean on me. Anne Rapp to carry on all my weird ways. The chorus: my vocal chords. To the band: to be very rowdie. To Pam and Donna: all the great weekends. To Dee and Gayle: Queenie and Riunite. To Sue: her piano. To Lavonne and Lori: S.C. I HELEN BARKSDALE, do hereby leave Shane an ankle, Lisa “Elizabeth”, Bill Black coffee . Julie “1st trumpet”. Linda, I hope you enjoyed your visit. Allan, an inch. Beth, memories of Spain. Bryn, Leann, Wendy and Carolyn, Por que llegas tarde?” Michelle’s group, Friday’s coming. Stephanie, all my late passes and excuses and good luck in your subjects. To Mrs. Clark, Adios and Mrs. Osborne, Many thanks and Buenos dias, Como estan vds.? IJOSIE BARONE, do hereby leave: To my son, Mark G., and my daughter Laura M., no mother. Also Mark, you have inherited $1000.00 of film. To my brother Ricky, frosh to be, teachers who write their notes on the board. To dear Mrs. Shanahan, someone else to come cryifng to with all her problems. To Kim L. the car of his dream. I JEFFREY BELL, being a graduate of NMHS, do hereby leave the following to those succeeding me. To the class of '82, the honor of being a mighty senior. Remember us when underclassmen debase and humble you. To the editors of the ’82 Yearbook deadlines, hardwork, late hours, and experience. To Mrs. Stevens, a great big kiss. And lastly to NMHS and those that remain, a fond memory of good times together. I JAMEL BONNELLO, do leave to Mrs. Stevens: all of my run on sentences and all of my slow motion movements. To Nancy Diane, and Ladine: all the good times and the absentee policy. I GEORGETTE BROWN, do leave my brother Garry his last two years in good ’ole NMHS, The football team where he will leave his mark, and to keep on flirting with the girls. Also all the mirrors in the school to comb his hair. To Mr. C. I leave the experience of having me in homeroom and me and R.A. in Earth Science. 199 I STEVE BUCKNAM, do leave to Bill: another year with Mary, and Frank. To Mary: many memories and thanks. To the band: a well balanced percussion section, to Tracy B., 6 to 5 drills in band camp and new timpani sticks. To the percussions: Mike and Eric in G period and a years supply of sticks and heads. To Wayne: my share, and to Pete: paradiddles. I SCOTT BUDDLE, do leave the 3 folders of old music to Rich. He may also have my place on the table if he promises to care for it as his own. 1 NICK CAPLANSON, do leave: Rich Rapp, the title T.G. and TVgor Insectrs. To Dr. Kershnar, a few qualms about telling W.P. to get in his cage and devour raw meat. To S.T., the classic couch” which appeared at the NMHS volleyball marathon. To Mrs. Stevens, a big kiss from her college kids. I ED CARDINAL, do leave to my brother Kerry, John, Dave, Chip, and Dave A.: a successful cross country season and plenty of parties. To my sister Carmen: 3 more years of NMHS. To Karen: my alligator pants, and to Suzy: all of my love. I TAMI CARTER, do hereby leave to Mr. Nolan: the ability to carry on one class of D.E. without being interrupted. To John and Ladine: a car to get to and from karate and a Portuguese translator hook in order to understand Manny. To Karen S.: my seat in Barbs car. To Di and Nanc: a nose plug for photography my deepest sympathy with all the deweebs Lisa left ya. And finally to Dr. Bro.: my little brother who will be here next year. I BEN CHANG, hereby leave my legacy to the class of ’91. Although I don't have any siblings in the school I will leave part of my sense of humor to whoever deserves it the most. To Mr. McGrattrumpet”. Linda, I hope you get, Mr. Packard, Mr. Hoyt, Dr. Tripp, Mr. Joy, Mr. Asman, and Mr. Cogoli; something if I had anything hut the aura of my personality will persist until I return. I MARK CIFERRI, do leave to John McCafferty and John Ndukwu: my Read’s fire bag. To Nicole Glander: my height. To Kerry David a case of Milwaukee beer. I MARGARET COVELLO, hereby leave to Di and Nanc: the great NMHS and all the fun we’ve had. To my poor little sister I leave another 3 or more years and to Ladine I leave a lifetime supply of backgammon. I TERRI CRAWFORD, do leave my car to Andi and Jodi so they can go out every weekend. To Leigh and Linda I leave a good year as cocaptains. To my derelict friends S.M., B.V., and W.L.: an air hose. To Laura-Bhaa: a cacktail. To Cheryl H.: a Fordyce Rent-a-car. To Tommy I leave my tune-box.” To Blue I leave a year of teaching Ed how to draw. I TREY CUSIC, do hereby will the tradition of playing Grand Master Flash in stereo to John Nduwku. To Stephanie T.: the right to crash the American Studies dinner. I GINA D’AMORE, do leave Karen Cimmino the stock boy at Finast along with his shadow. To Linda M. all the funfilled days as captain. To Dave M. all the pushes and snickers as a “little” freshman. To Cheryl H. all my fetus tech notes. To Mr. Schnepf all the luck and love with the new baby. To Mrs. Clark nothing but the best! I SUSAN DAVIS, do leave Trish Davis locker 1388. To Butch: Greg Turek and to Greg: Mr. Lauer’s psychology class. To Cheryl Leahy: all the hot chocolate and lots of napkins. To Joni Anderson: all the brownies and the chocolate milk shakes. To Pat M.: money for lunch everyday. To anyone who wants it: my craziness and my funny laugh. I ANNE DECARO, do leave to Barbara Brunner, the title “Flirtatious.” To TJ Waymouth: $ for lunch everyday. To Karen Cimino, my place on the volleyball team. To Donna Fleckenstein: reversible shorts and to Mr. McGrath: the memories of our CYO group. I MARY DISORBO, leave to Arlene: 3 more years of aggravation and mine and Linda's locker. 1 also leave to her a dirty joke and the hope that she will adequately follow in my footsteps. To Sinead: someone else to yell cookie” to in the hall when Linda's gone. To Yvette: Another year to try and get rowdier than us. To Corey: an empty early morning cafeteria without me. I WAYNE DECOSA, do leave to Jeannie Pretty Patty: all of Mr. Dowell’s love and affection, and many happy laughs with Lou Cutler. To the junior class a pair of combat boots and all of my tactical combat training and experience. I LISA DRAKE, do leave my sister Phyllis the best four years of high school she can have. I LORRAINE DIEMER, do hereby leave Bari the nickname “dobbie,” Algebra II, drafting all the luck in the world, and a happy life without TB! To the administration a pair of shorts. To Chris Twohey: the family picnics, a new water ski and a boat, and a date with you know who. To Janice Gardner: Brookfield basketball games with Stuart and whoever else, also Ming Hoy's restaurant. To Barbara and Sally: a better place to hide your clothes. And to Betsy Stevens: a superball. I NICK DIBARI, do leave my computer-like mind and its wide range of knowledge, my great athletic ability, and my superior wit to all unfortunate students who don't have any of these things. Also my drawings to the Met Museum of Art in New York City and all my other possessions to the highest bidder. I KIM EVANGELISTA, hereby leave: my brother 2 more years of this school. Mr. Golanski a purple polka dot shirt. To my guidance counselors: my talkative attitude. 200 To baby O: Bella Roma and her sand. To my closest friend Lynda: the last two years, the good times, the had times, and the fun. Thanks Lyn! Finally to all us courtyard raggies: Kathy, Mary, Lisa, Bart, Lunar Head, may we not die of cancer. I BILL FARRELL, do hereby, leave, to Bill Richter: the AFS Club and the DB team. May you have just as much fun as I did. To Mary S.: one more year with B.R. and 3 more years with my twin brothers. To Michelle S.: 1 more year at NMHS and may it be great without W.S. I SUE (BUD) FAIRCLOUGH, do leave the “family” a happy year of good hard partying. To Bill M.: a $100 to fix your truck up right! To Willie: please take care of my brother. To Cheryl: don’t forget “There's no place like Home Planning”! I BILL FERRANTE, do leave: Kurt Arnald one genuine robber golfball for his great golf game. Mr. Hoyt: one gold plated deck of cards for “31” games. Dr. K a new class to tell who will survive and who won’t” and you have no qualms about it. I JANET FLECKENSTEIN, do leave to my sister Donna two more great years at NMHS and the best looking car. To Laura Buckbee a new turtleneck sweater and a supply of bandages for basketball season. To Lori Kelly more luxurious rides in my exquisite vehicle. To Mr. Nolan: a calculator and ruler for Christmas. To Barbara Brunner many more fun times at family get togethers. I GLENN FOLEY, do leave to Mr. Golanski: my dissected frog; to Bill Richter: Good Luck with the girls and fun in CYO and in hoop.; to Mrs. Stevens all my great works of literature and to Mrs. Langley good luck in her quest to become a good teacher some day. I CAROLYN FROLAND, do hereby leave Diane, Nancy, and Ed, the Pumphouse and all the good times. Lisa, Bari, Mary, and Suzy: all ex- cellent field hockey parties and more VP’s and TP’s! To Diane, Sharon, and Jill a night hockey game, to Ladine: a corner to hang and to Suzy a fingernail. I PAUL FULLER, being of partly sound mind and not quite sound body, do hereby leave my only worldly possessions, bald tire collections and '73 Dodge Dart Sport to my girlfriend Donna Ames. Good Luck. My only savings throughout these 4 years goes to David Howard, $6.87. To Mr. Bar-bero: my log splitter and to Mr. Hibbard my A+ math work. I SUZANNE GARVEY, do leave to Lisa and Karen T. the magnificent and wonderful world’s of J.C., J.D., M.C., J.H. I also leave to them the stamina to stay up until 2 A.M. I VAL GEDNEY, do leave to Sandi Kessman: the best of luck in the rest of her years at NMHS. To Monica and Lee Hills 1 leave our good times together and best of luck. To Mr. Nolan: a lot of memories of DE II and Narcon a good weekend. To Karen Woodin all the windows in the boys locker room. To Cheryl, my spot in the courtyard. To NMHS I bid my last farewell and good luck. I BART GEISSENGER, being of slightly confused mind do hereby leave to Jason legal counseling from Mr. Sheridan. To Nancy H., Diane S., and Ladine S., one cold courtyard and a lot of love. To Ron Marra: parties that don't end in car accidents. To Rich Rapp: exclusive rights to the morning announcements. And to my little sister, a lot of love and luck. I ED GETCHELL, do leave my memories of NMHS whether good or bad to the freshmen who come into this school to take my place to attempt to learn something as I have. I COLLEEN GIBBON, being of sound mind hereby leave to Kelly Burn: my clothes that are too small for me.; the great memories of NMHS and good luck in the future. To Cheryl York: good luck in her senior year. To Miss Vago: my fourth marking period grade of a 90 and best wishes. Last hut not least I leave NMHS my last Goodbye. I JEFF GREENERT, being of questionable sound mind and body do hereby relinquish upon my departure from NMHS my hold on varsity soccer’s 13. I bequest to Stephanie Thomas all of my southern hooks and knowledge in hopes of further educating ya’ll northerners in the proper and better way of southern living. And to Mr. C. and the rest of the teachers who abhored my handwriting, I leave them just that: my handwriting. I JAY HAGAN, do leave Terry Regan the NM Flyers morning announcement job. Russ MacLaren: the Flyers schedule and roster job. Teresa Pucci: another couple more years at NMHS. To Laura Buckbee: her brother George. And the Flyers: two packs in the rink that I never forgot. I JOHN HAYWARD, do leave to Wendy: a year of memories and many more to come. To Sandy: a pair of goody two shoes, p.s. how's Tom Poti? To Lisa: a year supply of sugar free Tab. To Janet: a huggable life sized Larry doll. To Dana: a photography book and a quote from Mr. Barbero.: enough students for a ski trip. I BRIAN HEAPHY, do leave the wrestling team one monogrammed Heaphy headgear. To the track team: my “George”. To Mr. Raymond: the memories of H H Condos. And I bequeath to thestero committee my polish party polka record. To Mr. Hoyt I leave one acid slick on the hack wall and to all of my friends: my love and best wishes. I BETH HENDRIX, do leave to Mary, Bari and Lisa the best of luck and all the memories of last years parties. To Mr. Hibbard the lights and noise of fire trucks racing down the road. 201 I KATHY HETZEL do leave all the band members as many fun filled years in band as I’ve had and a great big thanks to Mr. Bayers. To Paul and Cathy: lots of clarinet solos. And to Anne Rapp a big smile and someday soon, the first seat in the clarinet section. I DEANNA HILTON, do leave Mr. Rosier: a supply of tea bags. To that flamboyant noisemaker Alison Lovell: I leave our dignified senior hall. To Dr. Brokowski, who feared all my four years: less trouble. To the playboy Ed Abdella: all the hugs and kisses he asked for, and finally to Mr. Golanski: all his specimans alone. I STACEY HOBURG, being of partially sound mind and body do hereby leave to Mr. Doring many more successful Mexico trips. To Dr. K.: a new girl next door and four new musketeers. To Mrs. Clark: next year’s Spanish class. To John E.: a gift certificate for Weiner Wiz and a lifetime pass to the bowling alley. To my little sis Gardini, I leave a very easy senior year. To Heather D.: my parking place and the cute guys that are left. To all my teachers: I leave my sister and I leave my sister my old locker and old notes. I LAURA D. HL'LBOY, do leave: my totally screwed up sanity to Mr. Lauer for teaching me all those theories of personality in psychology; a new neice to “Uncle Peter” so he won’t get lonely next year. To my little sister my very brown nose and to Mrs. Stevens: a well behaved AP class and all of those tons of essays and quotes. I MATTHEW GENOVESE, do leave Mr. Joy a book of reality and how to cope with it volume 2. To Mr. Woodin: A detailed map of all the places that I hid his calculator. To Steve Lukow: my hooks on facism and “total resistance”. To Scott Harvey: the book Wash and Get Friends”. To Jon Shane: a new hairbrush and to the “Welsher”, Dave Lawson, all my Ronald Reagan buttons. I JOAN HYLAND, do hereby leave: Leigh and Linda the joy and hassles of being varsity co-captains. To Sandy: along with her goody two shoes some shoe polish remover to take that ever present brown spot off her brown nose. How’s Tom Poti? To Stephanie Thomas: the fun of being a senior and don’t forget the cemetery. I LAVONNE IZZARD, leave to Jill Zucca, the ability to be cool and late for band rehearsals, a lot of people to laugh at and an ounce of class. To Lori Redfern: keep Mr. Lapinsky company, a guide for not doing what I’m supposed to do in school, and ways to make NMHS fun by Gail and Lavonne. Also all of my energy for the weekend. I PETER KEILICH, leave NMHS Doctor Kershnar to all those poor suckers who will have to take him next year. I SHIRLEY KEIP, do leave Mr. Gillespie and last years football team, the curb in the back parking lot at NMHS: To Mr. Gillespie: my Nickname “Crash . To Stephanie Thomas: memories of the AFS trip to Pennsylvania. I LINDA KENNEDY, do leave Mr. Call Tim’s and my intellectual conversations in Acc. 11. To Mr. Nick and Mr. Rogers: our American Studies click. To Mr. Nick: the day I’m 20 years older. To my little sis Kelli: all the luck in the future. To Donna and Anna: all the boyfriends a person is capable of in one year. I BARBARA KESSLER, do leave to Joiene Leavenworth: much love and hopes for success in the year to come. To Vanessa Byrne: a position as the mighty senior soprano in the chorus, Mr. Keck, and a solo in all state. To Jon Kessler: all the same teachers I’ve had for four years except one. I JEFF KIMBALL, do leave my seniority to my sister Lori. All the broken lockers I've had to Kristeen Osbourne, to any football player who can last thru the pain of lifting weights with me and Brian Skoog, I leave the use of the Olympic set. To any Frosh, I leave the job of keeping the weight room clean ’till they graduate. And to next year’s seniors I leave the power and freedom of being seniors. I DEBBIE KIMBERLY, do leave to Janet one peaceful, carefree senior year without the hassles of A.S. To Bari, Mary, Lisa the rest of the hockey team, lots of wild parties and a state championship. Also to Mary: one portable john. To Kerry and David: a locker room full of beautiful changing girls. Mr. Hibbard: I hope Santa brought you some new storybooks and Mr. Mullen: I hope next year you get a room full of late freshmen. I ROLAND KUNERT, do leave my locker and parking space to my sister, if she learns to drive. To my teachers, four dedicated years to remember me by. Ye who passes thru the door of NMHS will eventually suffer eternally, Amen!” I MARTY LANDGREBE, leave to Ginny Bob, the football team. I give my 1 to Chip Davin, though it should be retired. I BETH LANDRY, leave to Heather DeBoy, Accounting II with Mr. Gillespie. To my brother Jeff, much luck and fun with his three remaining years at NMHS. I LARRY LEBOEUF, leave to Danno, all the bhaas which you will get in the future. To Laura Bhaax-ter, my eraser, my hysteria I.E. — “there’s a lot happening there” and one more year of ed. To Sue and Laura Hamburger, a quiet study hall. I LESIE LIEBER, leave to John Rodriguez, lots of love and kisses. To Rick Martel — (love)? To Brian Fitzgerald, bunch of kisses. To Kurt Elsessor, to tell the truth. To Mark Siefert, baseball. To Jason Naradzy, grown up Cleo! To Ann Miller, love, the power to believe in me. To Martha Hariney, a boyfriend, the greatest next three years. To Ernie Raymond, a boyfriend. To Kurt, apologies. To Rob Pischetta, your 202 nickname. To Mr. Lauer, all of my love and thanks. To Maureen Murphy, Essex! To coach Sal, love. To Suzie McNinch, thanks for all the advice. I JOHN EDWIN LINDHOLM, am leaving. To John C.: I leave J.D. old 77 and to all who does not know better the little fishes”. I LORI LOHMANN, leave to Suzy Marsan, memories of skunch, the heart and dinny skipping in Midge Hole and of course one fat hen and three purple buzzards. To Ladine Sterns and Nancy Herbert, the courtyard, Steeprock and Snoopy. To Augie Ribiero, all the hassles of senior year. To Rich Rapp, cove parties and the morning microphone. To Ann Rapp, Fanny Farmer cigarettes and two more years of Latin. To Sharon Owen and Diane Merrick, a thousand smiles. To Mr. C. and his grandmother, a trip to Bermuda. To Mr. Schnepf, the old favorite, “wrap and tie” and many thanks. To Mother Health, a year of peace and tranquility. I TRACIE LLOYD do leave Amy Goodbou her last three years of New Milford High School. For her best times in the freshman year. 1 hope it gets worse. Mr. Joy: a better homeroom next year. I CHERYL LUCAS do leave to Karen my cat ULOS to use in anatomy again next year, and 2 more fun years of H.S. Mr. Rogers Mr. Nicholas: a bank account that never runs out of money (for the American Studies trips) and a special THANKS!!!! Betty Paul — a curfew of 1:00 and the memories of all the terrific times we’ve all shared. I WEND1 LUTINSKI do leave this school in the hands of my friend Lori Day. Good Luck Lori. I DONNA MACCARIELLO do leave to Shane — love an exciting Senior year. To Laura a fulfilling rewarding Senior year. To Eileen my 22 Volleyball jersey, to Mr. Kraft: a thank you” for four wonderful years in volleyball and good luck” next season. To Pattie, Jeanine Betsy — THE ENGLISH BLUES, to Coach Sal all my cheering for a great season. To Ada — two more exciting years at N.M.H.S., to April: two great years on Varsity Volleyball. I JAMIE MCBREAIRTY, of no mind and sound body, do here by leave: to all the teachers I’ve known throughout the years . .. my thanks, and, to the following juniors: to C. Twohey .. . one more year of math and good luck with everything (esp. with your love life). To B. Oshan the will to go on with one more year of THIS! and good luck. To J. Shane — Brown Noser of the year award and a box of tissues, to B. Basher may you never have a driving record like TB or SB. And to all my friends . .. My Best wishes and bye! I SCOTT MCCARTHY do leave Stacey McCarthy, A) a king size locker to fit all her wall hangings. B) a poster of Bruce Springsteen for her new locker. C) a note reminding her not to take Project Physics I MARY MCCAFFERTY do leave: to John two years payment for your own personal taxi service, to John and Maura 2-3 more years in prison under wardens McCafferty and McGuinness, to Mike, John and Rob all the sober memories of V.B., to Laura my friendship always, to David our indept conversations about “calce , Vj of the M.V.P. C.C. trophy, and the best of luck, to Kerry the second half of C.C. trophy, and all our good times together, to Trey, well you know! I SUE MCGUINNESS, hereby leave to my sister Maura, the dream ( hopefully a fulfilled one!) of initiating freshmen when she becomes one (if she becomes a senior!). To NMHS, the memories of some RADICAL times; like the memory of frisbees in the courtyard, along with the courtyard’s lovely “Rock-Pile” walking trees! To Cheryl Sheila, all the rainy days under the awning ( try NOT to stay DRY!!!). To Karen, the “SENIOR” lav, take care of it, Karen; don’t let the CROWD fall apart! AND last, but NOT least, fake I.D.'s for all the minors (hut if you go to “Sporties , DON’T WORRY!!!) it’s also time for an extra-huge 7 7!!! I DAWN MCHANN do leave Mr. Nick his sub-zero classroom along with his winter coat. To Scott Knight I leave Thanks ... I made it through the rain with a little help from my friend. To Betsy Stevens, the best fox you can lock in your box. To Kendra, the brat, the best of NMHS, if there is a best. To the Administration I leave The Pit” To V.S. all the gas stops to M B she wishes. I BRENDA MCKAY do leave Mindy Williams two more years in this “school” and all the dances (Remember). I also leave Mindy all the wonderful” teachers I had to put up with during my four years visit, I will leave you my knowledge, if you think it will get you somewhere, but don’t be surprised. Good Luck!!! I LAURIE MATHEWS, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave to the girls tennis team a winning season, and tennis balls that bounce. To my brother, Jeff, I leave my parking space, fifty cents and a pen. To Karen I leave a job at First National. To Mr. Barbero I leave a box of dog biscuits for when he has the “munchies” on ski trips. And to this school I leave for good! I MIKE MATTY, being of sound mind and body, DO HEREBY LEAVE. I GAIL MEADE, leave to all students: Don't quit school it might be your last year. But then it might not be your last year, But what is just 4 or 3, or maybe 2 years stick it out, it won’t hurt. If you quit you will hate yourself because you won’t be able to get a job. But you might and it will be a really low job you won't go no place. So finish like me. I LORI METCALF of, sound body and Semi-Sound mind do hereby leave to Mr. Sheridan a box of M 203 M’s that he was to buy from me. To Karen the lav.. To Ladine another year of boring A B period studies Mr. Raymond. To Mr. Barbero a pacemaker and an all natural cigarette. And to Mr. Nick a great big kiss. I JULIE MICKELSON do leave my empty seat in the guidance office. To Mr. Hoyt: peaceful days in chemistry. To Dr. K.: someone else to call embryo and to the underclassmen: the long days at NMHS. I LINDA MILLER, do leave to Sinead T.: cookie”, Panda, the hopes of not feeling left out, and a good food fight. To Arleen G.: the fun and joy of NMHS, our clean locker and a table to draw on during ski club. To Mr. Golanski: the awful knowledge that you won’t have us next year, and someone else to give detentions to. To Yvette B.: a jump rope from Mr. K’s class, and to Mr. Nick: memories of the 3 stooges. To Jill Z. the field team, its fun and the good javelin. To Patty B.: a dirty joke Tfiid memories of painting. I JEAN MORRISON, do leave to Jeanette Allan, a lifetime supply of fingerpaints. To Suzanne — James C. To Lisa M., Mr. L. “The Man”, my sympathy. To Char, the plantarium, Kermit, the Beatles, France, Straight Jackets. I JILL MURRAY, do leave Matt Myslow, my parking space at NMHS, also all my tardies and absences I didn’t use. To Robin Hollar, I leave the high school and all the problems with it. To Chris Setzler I leave all the weekend parties. To Mr. Nolan I leave all the D.E. trips to N.Y. To Robin and Patty all the cute guys in NMHS. I WENDY MEYERS, do leave to Karen Cimmino my fetus tech book a bronzed bra. To Cheryl Hunger-ford I leave my onyx ring — the one she wanted since she was 5 years old. To Gary Brown I leave a loving home with any girl of his choice. To Leigh Nelson, all the memories of cheerleading my let's-get-serious dance. I JOANNE NICOLETTI, do leave Doug Paskowski, my place in the lunch line. Judy Klein my seat at the piano bar at the Gallery. All the underclassmen the pleasure of listening to Patrick Grant sing. I MARLENE OUELLETTE, do leave to John, all the beautiful memories and all of my love. To Laura, great memories, the Eagles greatest hits and the West Farms Mall at Christmas time. To Rob, all the beer in the basement and lots of love. To David, the developer, fixer, stop bath and wash. To Chris, a wire brush. To Pattie, the gym class dance. To Liz, that foggy night. To John, the letters ATNS. To Barb, L.A. I ED POGONOSKI, leave to John Bowl, a bone junior, and a fresh pack of butts. “The Clam , lots of nice looking babes like the “Goon” I WAYNE PLOURDE, do leave to Dr. Robinson, a painted driveway and a corvette with the keys. To Dr. Brokowski, a box of pinholes, and a stereo room where the fun never stops. To Mr. Barbero, I leave 20 pizzas, a stack of pancakes, and my “Todd Suit”. To Mr. Dowd, a drafting machine with parts that do not come off. To Rich Rapp, next years “victory” dance, and a yarr. To Dr. K., a silver mine, a size 2 fig leaf, and some clothes that didn’t come from Wild Bill’s. To Steph, memories of Mel. I LORI PUCCI, leave to Theresa Pucci, all the fun times on the bus and three more years at NMHS. To Shane Emmons, our cat Ulos. To Robert (blue) Walker, free access to the art room. To Dr. K., my Dracula fangs. To Mr. Golanski, all my future anatomy and physiology classes. To Mr. Roger’s many happy years of love on your island”. I JO RANDAZZO, leave to Mr. Gillespie, may you always teach left footed drivers. To Pete, may you have all the collars and cords you desire. And remember that PG doesn’t mean party goer. To the junior class, love respect you as much as you did us. I TIM RUSCUE, do leave to next years physics class, all Dr. K's. gob-bledegook and mishmosh of verbiage to contend with. May you also enjoy his lectures on his no qualms feelings (remember success comes only with Phenagaler's Constant). I DEBI SCHALTEGGER. do leave Mrs. Clark, all the memories of “F period study”. To the underclassmen, all the hassles of school and to Mrs. Adams I leave all my passes. To Dr. Bro. Miss Lillis, this school. Too all partying juniors, my best wishes in their senior year. To Mr. Schnepf, another drama class like E period. I JOANNE SCRIBNER, do leave KC to take care of Dudde Blue, To Sandi, my locker, make sure Colleen doesn't get into it. To Dudde, Blue, make sure he sticks with art, also all my unfinished art work. To Blue, take care of Dudde. To Kim, my tie when I get rid of Zanzibar, also nobody gets Zanzibar. I GINA S., do leave to my best buddies, Mary, Wendy, Vicky, and Marlene, lots of love and happiness and good fortune. Thanks for the great memories. Between the good and bad times and laughs and crys we’ve stayed close. I love you all very much, Rino. Maria, the power to control her hot italian temper” Laura, a big snapping bag, John N., “cheeks”, and Rob O. I leave you all my records. I BRIAN SKOOG, do leave to John Shattuck, my smelly foot locker, also to Joe Shrack my position as the resident weight lifter of NMHS. to coach Sal, the hope for a conference championship. To Chris Nicosia, my rat-tail. And to any sophomore football player who has the most guts and determination, I leave my 60. I TAMMY SMITH, do leave to Heather DeBoy, Accounting 2 with Mrs. DeOrio another study with Mr. Gillespie much luck in her senior year. To Stephanie Thomas, the memories of the 1979 Super Bowl. 204 I VICKI SMITH, do leave to Eileen Maureen, lots of luck and memories of camp, To John, an airplane ticket to Cal. To Robert, 20 dollars. To Kerry, an extended arm and lots of luck. To Trey, a pt. of W.S. and basketball games. To Laura, love and happiness. To O., lots of love, thanks and memories. To John, a pack of our gum for your return trips home. To waves, glue to keep your shoes on your feet, a hug for Booker, and my love. I JOHN STORM, leave to Boar, 4 years of more stupid little rules and regulations To Ms. Osborne, good luck with her new kid and with all of her dull Spanish classes in the future. To Mr. Joy, a Bumper crop of grapefruits, and to Nancy Ladine, many more mountains to climb, but not to jump off. I WENDY TALLMADGE, leave to Tammy, and Theresa, another year of “Funzie” at N.M. — and lots of luck to your band, Tammy. To Ed L., a ticket and a ride to the next Eagles concert. To Judy S., many more double dates on snowy nights. I CHARLENE TAYLOR, leave the trials and tribulations of running the planetarium to Jeanette and Allen. To Amelia, the joys of Spanish. To the French III Students, the thrill of 6 page term papers in French I. To Mr. McGrath, a videotape of Richard Nixon and company. I DEE TITUS, leave to Matt Myslow, all the snowbanks in the parking lots. To Lorreen Krizan, my opinion of guys. To Karen Woodin, the job of harassing Mr. Castonguay for Betty, Lori, me. I MARCI TOMASCAK, leave to my little sister, S.J.L., my forever lost class ring, Dr. K’s photography class a Tiger of her very own. To Laura, a new poem of our Duddley (with lots of implications), new sweaters for damaged ones a date w B.B. To Dr. K., a room of genuine Farrah Fawcett pictures a date. I ERICA TRAFAS, leave to my brother Peter, the hole in the sofa, dashes to the bus, and half my brain. To Mr. Raymond, 30 un-housebrokenfreshmen, a fashion consultant, memories of the Unholy Alliance, and if possible object to replace me. To Mr. Asman, thanks for listening, memories of A.P. and a whip to keep everyone in line, to the loonies in the history department, someone else’s reputation to sully, my Anderson literature, and for the right wing Reaganites Kennedy in 84! I KATHY TREMONT, leave. To Cheryl, many happy times with Joe, and a lot of parties at his house. To Renee, Sue, and Sheila, the memories of Mrs. Robert’s gym class. To the underclassmen, all the great times you will have here at NMHS (hahaha) I VALERIE TURK, do leave to Kathy, Cathy, and Kathy, love, luck, and lollipops. To Rich and Christian, a years supply of donuts and breakfast with the Student Council. To Ann, a grin and the ability to bear it. To Colleen, many more math league meets. To Mr. Bayers, best wishes for finding three unsuspecting underclassmen to fill the vacancies left in the bassoon section, and finally to the yearbook staff of 1982, my deepest sympathy. I SANDY WRIGHT, leave to Karen Woodin, the courtyard, take care of it. To Mr. Nolan, all the great memories of D.E. II and the trip to N.Y. To Matt, Myslow, another year in this school. To Mr. Sheriden, a Christmas card with a sneeze. I LISA WEBB, leave to my sister another year in this school and too many hours burning the midnight oil. To Miss Dorio. another 10 years with a class just like B period. To Dianne Stack and Nancy Herbert, a whole bunch of dweebs. To Mrs. Leonard all the good discussions in D per. Short Fiction. To the junior class, the best of luck in your senior year and as much fun as we had. I DANIELLE WHARTON, leave to Jill Zucca, plenty of music, chalk, pencils and note pads for your notes. To Ann Rapp, a successful recovery from freshman band and a great big smile. To Betty Camp, You H.L.C. all the donuts and perverts you can handle. To Donna Fleckenstein, all the fun of work, plenty of raffle tickets, and all the luck and happiness you’ll need for the next two years. To Mr. Ferris, an outfit in every color (including pumpkin color), and all the tennis racquet shaped cakes you can ever eat. I KAREN WIRTZ, leave to Brian Wirtz, ten snow days and five hour delays. To Stephanie Thomas, memories of Mel. To Bari and Laura, some of Mr. Lee’s tennis drills. To Sally Moclair, memories of our juvenile days. To Ricky, another semester of British Lit. To J.D. a full bag of green M M’s. 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JR 203 354 5635 PrwKfcnt 223 224 THE PAPERBACK EXCHANGE 6 Federal Road Danbury, Ct. 06810 (203) 744-4917 CONGRAUTLATIONS FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL George Buckbee —President Rich Rapp —Vice President Valerie Turk —Secretary Chris Rogg —Treasurer 225 5 WARM AIR HEATING •AIR CONDITIONING V Box 197, Gaylordsville, Conn. 06755 (203) 355-0342 .1— VILLAGE GREEN CLEANERS 47-C Main Street New Milford, Ct. 354-8780 354-1111 ■ Ann Imdholm Irene Donohoe 1 STOCK -IV-THADIi L- g . i ■ B A Showcase for Sherman handcrafts ■ ' pUntt wpr- go xH amVrx H, Sherman B a Common Sherman Conn 06784 T 226 SPONSORS PATRONS PARK LANE CIDER MILL HARMONY RECORDS G. DANIELS MEN’S STORE WOODSTOVES RESTAURANT GUAZZO’S EARTH SPORTS SENTINEL PUBLISHING COMPANY MR. MRS. JOSEPH LUCAS PARK CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE-PONTICA-G.M.C., INC. JT RICH’S TACK SHOP Y STONE TENT ANTIQUES ' A jr' r I rVTfrlEEUTRAN INC. THE ROBERT D. ACTON FAMILY '¥ MR. MRS. RUDOLPH THE FLECKENSTEIN THE DECARO FAMI CRAMER ft ANDER8D: MARGARET NOCK THE BEAR PATCH BARBARA MITCHELL AND TAWNY MR. ft MRS. DENNIS POLLARD COUNTDOWN AND SPECIAL THANKS TO BENNETT’S IGA pT™ DR. GEORGE E. MULLEN AND DR. ROBERT A. MULLEN 228 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF DR. JOHN J. ROBINSON DR. WILLIAM M. BROKOWSKI MISS JOANNE M. LILLIS LUISE G. STEVENS JOAN D. CREWS viRS. WILLIAM R. BUCKNAM SOCRATES CLONARIS MR. W. F. NOLAN T AND TOM MCDEVITT ANN VALLOMBROSO RONALD E. OLSON BARBARA NELSON CLIFF CHAPIN MRS. JUDY LEONARD EVIN T. MC GINNISS IS. MARGE MACZOKAS STEPHEN P. MCGRATH LARRY KERSHNAR FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT, NEW MILFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS MRS. JOANN E. LEWIS D.H. ) • ALMA ROBERSON MR. JOHN WRENN MRS. BARBARA LANGLEY MRS. BRUCE CLARK LAURETTE CARON R.N. KAREN HORES JOANN H. OPULSKI LAURENCE I. TRIPP ADELE HANDLERS A FRIEND ROSS KELLOGG NANCY-MARIE VAGO JOYCE S. HOLLOWAY KATHERINE G. AUSTIN H.W. 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