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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1985 volume:

SENIORS■ ACTIVITIES ■ SPORTS■ UNDERCLASSMEN I SENIOR PROFILES I ADVERTISEMENTS M 1 2 IN MEMORIAM . . . The Class of 1985 would like to set this page aside in remembrance of the four students that we have lost. They were friends as well as fellow students, and their deaths touched us all. We proudly remember Erik, Gabby, Brian, and Ray. 4 DEDICATION It is with great pride that the Class of 1985 dedicates its yearbook to Mrs. Jane Cushman. Throughout our four years, Mrs. Cushman has served as an organizer, a teacher, and especially a friend. Through her seemingly endless energy, she has helped many of us make important choices about our future. Mrs. Cushman is a very special person and we’ll always remember — “There must be a pony!” 5 Boy. I want those buns! Just call me Stevie! Advanced Snoozing 440 C’mon boys! Welcome to the Wild Kingdom A Seductive Smirk W'hat the Face it. I m sexy! 6 Sexy Sexier Sexiest!!! 9 IFantltu n John J Rohtnvni. Ed.D . Frimapml Joann M I jlht. Vtc Pnmpal Donald P Ftftal Vkw Prw o NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL 25 Sunny Valiev Road, New Milford, CT 06776 (203 ) 354-3936 Dear Seniors: I was pleased to be asked to write this farewell message because I have enjoyed watching you grow up during the four years we have been together. The Class of '85 will be remembered as a good, solid class who took the challenge of leadership very seriously and made some outstanding contributions to our school. As you read this, graduation is a few short days away. Remember though that graduation from high school is not the end of learning and growth, but rather the beginning. We at New Milford High School, along with your parents, have been nurturing your roots, as well as helping you test your newly developed wings. By now your roots are pretty much established; they have taken hold very well. We also can see your wings beginning to grow and these will continue to do so as your development continues and you are truly ready to fly on your own . As that day nears, both parents and teachers have mixed feelings. Obviously, we are very happy and proud that you are becoming the responsible adults we've helped train you to be. But, we are also sorry to see you go; the relationships we've developed at our school over four years are hard to break. Even though we worked hard to prepare you for that special day in June, we don't want to see you go. What you've done, what you've learned and what you've meant to us for four years should not be minimized. During these years we have helped you develop your minds and your bodies in preparation for the world ahead. I hope you always remember, fondly, the part of your lives spent at New Milford High School. My best wishes to each of you. 12 ■ CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Donald P. Fiftal Dr. John J. Robinson Miss Joanne M. Lillis STAFF Mrs. Clare Raymond Mr. Murph Pryor Mrs. Jane Marsicano Mrs. Catherine Consaga Mrs. Anne Hetzel Mr. Bernard Pottenburgh moment of silent meditation Mrs. Bonnie Howard 14 Kitchen Staff GUIDANCE ■ Miss Susan M. Fogarty Mr. Gene Bernard L 15 Mrs. Jane F. Cushman Mr. George W. Lapinsky Mrs. Luise G. Stevens Mrs. Judy Leonard Mr. Lance D. Rogers Mrs. Joann Lewis 16 Mrs. Christine Groeschner Mr. John Lee IS Mr. Donald J. Woodin MATHEMATICS ■ Mr. William Knipple, Jr. Mr Kirk Edward 19 Mrs. Joyce Holloway Dr. Laurence I. Tripp Mr. Francis Gillespie Miss Ann M. Vallombroso Mrs. Rosemary Sutich Mr. Greg Romano Mr. Charles Raymond Mr. James Lauer Mrs. Anne Park SOCIAL STUDIES . Mr. J. Russell Nicolas 21 — A- l'! Mr. Jack H. Bouclier SCIENCE Mr. Robert D. Joy Mr. David W. Hoyt Mr. Matt Mullen Mrs. Paola DeCristofaro Miss Nancy N. Anderson 23 Mr. Douglas N. Packard Mrs. Eleanor Castonguay Miss Barbara Coulter 24 Mrs. Karen Rowland ■ Mr. Richard Sheridan BUSINESS Mr. J. Thomas Ferrarotti Mrs. Doris Raymond Mr. Walter Nolan 25 INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Nadine Geyer Mr. Peter J. Barbero Mr. James R. Hilton Mrs. Jo-Ann Opulski Neukom Mr. James Dowd Mr. Joseph Neff Mr. Richard T. Rosier MUSIC AND ART Mr. Albert F. Bayers, Jr. Miss Donna L. Chambers Mrs. Dayle A. Elsesser Mr. Robert H. Keck, Jr. LIBRARY 27 Mr. Hugh P. Magoun Mrs. Theresa Burch Mrs. Carol Ann Ferris SPECIALISTS Mr. Donald M. Hayes Mrs. Dorothy Chapman Mr. Edward Masiulis Mr. Phillip Hajjar PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Mrs. Frances W. Zaloski Mr. Robert Pearson Mrs- Bonnie Jo Cheron Mrs. Laurette Caron EDITOR’S NOTE I would like to thank Mr. Nolan, Brian Hawthorne, and, our rookie advisor, Mr. Bouclier for all their help and patience this year. Another “thank yburgoes to all the editors and staff who worked all of those long hours to make this book what it is. For the most p£rt, we really tad a fun time producing our Denouement. To all of the Senior class. 1 wish all the luck and prosperity in the world: you deserve it. You have much potential, so make use of it to its greatest extent. I wiU remember all of you ... always. Finally, andjmost importantly, I thank Mary, Theresa, and Lisa for guiding me through all the hard times and helping me mature. With you goes my eternal love and gratitude. You are all very special. Good luck. Class f 1985. Sincerely yours, i Dave Oldham. 30 Dave Oldham — Editor-in-Chief Tim Brooks — “Coordinating Editor” T I 1985 YEARBOOK EDITORS Laura White — Photography Lisa Bartrajn — Business Theresa Oria — Sports Steve Toman — Sports Jill Sontag — Art Stefanie Takacs — Superlatives Lisa Castonguay — Activities Bob Ennis Literary Sandy Dixon — Art Mary Beiter — Advertising Melanie Connors — Business Keri Hayes Faculty 31 i nttnrs 33 VALERIE ANN ADAMS It is a dream, when will it end When everything we've ever known Has ended and I'm all alone Where will I go. where will be The feelings that I've never shown; Maybe I'll find the answer when you're gone. — Jeff Lynne EVE A. ALTVATER Out of the dusk a shadow, then a spark; Out of the cloud a silence, then a lark; Out of the heart a rapture, then a pain. Out of the dead, cold ashes. Life Again. KEITH DAVID ALEXANDER There is nothing we have to remember. But there is nothing we want to forget. 34 DREW AQUILINA BRYAN GUNTER BECKER Time: The only thing that seems forever. But nothing is. LISA MARIE BARTRAM A friend may well be reckoned The masterpiece of nature. — R.W. Emerson 35 RICARDO BARONE MARY M. BEITER Think of me. you. the person next to you. All the times we've spent together happy: sad But always close — you'll be more than A Memory but the smile on my face. TESSA J BIGELOW Lord of Harvest. Place Your fire in me Servant You need now — Servant I will be. Give me the eyes of your Spirit. Your Heart of compassion to know. Wherever STEFAN IE W. BIGELOW You lead me. Lord of Harvest. I’ll go. Peace I leave with you; My peace I give unto you I do not give as the world gives; Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid John 14:27 DAVID BERGER 36 ERIC BIRDSEYE MAYLO BIZIER Hold onto a ray of Hope, and a promise of future . . and follow your dreams — S.J.P KIMBERLY ANN BLANCHARD Pride is the downfall of fools. So humble yourself Learn from your mistakes and be wise. — A Proverb 37 SANDRA BRESEE ROBERTA BRYSON TIMOTHY P. BROOKS “Far better is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the grey twilight that knows not victory nor defeat. Theodore Roosevelt AMY BUTLER BRUSH Well we're just two lost souls, swimming in a fishbowl year after year Running over the same old ground but we found the same old fears, t wish you were here. In memory of Dean Brush 4 9 83 CHRYSANTHE CAPLANSON The arts are those activities whereby man would clamber from the beasts to fly among the gods. — Dr Bernard I. Bell A true artist sees with the eye of a child and thinks with the brain of a genius. —P.K. Thomajan 38 JODI CABLE CHRIS CARLSON LENNY CASACALENDA The Righteousness of our cause must always underlie our strength, for as was written long ago except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain. the undelivered speech Dallas. 11 23 63 — JFK ERIN PAIGE CARRINGTON was born to catch dragons in their Dens and pick flowers To tell tales and laugh away the morning To drift and dream like a lazy stream. And walk barefoot against sunshine days. — James Kavanaugh LAURA JEAN CAPRON Tears, idle tears. Tears from the depth of some divine despair. Rise in the heart and gather to the eyes, in looking on the happy autumn fields, and thinking of the days that are no more. —Alfred Lord Tennyson CHRISTOPHER H. CARLSON ROBERT JON CASAZZA II Roll down the window And let the wind blow back your hair Well, the night s busting open these two lanes will take us anywhere — Bruce Springteen 39 LISA KAREN CASTONGUAY Heard melodies are sweet but those unheard are sweeter.“ — John Keats TRISH CAVANAUGH When you wish upon a star. Dreams will take you very far. But when you wish upon a dream. Life isn't always what it seems. — Earth. Wind, dr Fire GRACE THERESA CEA All your life you 've been waiting for your chance to fit into the plan. But you're the master of your own destiny so give and take the best that you can. — 7Hump I SANDRA JEAN CHARK Looking down I watch the night Running from the sun Orphan stars and city lights Fading one by one Oh. Sweet Memories I call on you know. — Steve Perry CHRISTOPHER CATS AN-YI CHEN A gossip is one who talks to you about others. A bore who talks to you about himself. And a brilliant conversationalist is one who talks to you about you. 40 AMY RENEE CHRISTOPHERSON It's all loo real these things we feel. As years go by things intensify, and I know for each life there's a reason, and know for each time there's a season The bridge leads on to a brighter dawn. It 's waiting for me — Kansas LINDA CHASE SIR SEAN PATRICK CLARKE I The public is largely and irrevocably stupid . emotional rather than rational . a sucker for deception . . falls for anything low-grade ... is a bunch of sheep resisting aggressively any opportunity to think or act independently. — Howard G. Sawyer DENISE COLEMAN There are things known and there are things unknown and in between there are the Doors. Jim Morrison MELANIE JEAN CONNORS I’m shaking the past making my breaks — taking control If that's what it takes . . . I'm free. Kenny Loggins BETH YAEGER MOFFIE Oh. friend of mine, please take my hand And walk with me awhile. And we will speak of what you will Along each passing mile. I have much love within my heart And oh. it isn't fair That I should keep it all myself And never seek to share. — Grace Easley 41 CHARLES MICHAEL CONWAY Out on the border of a changing skyline We put hope in front of our fear All the heroes have gone East of Eden We all need new frontiers. — Journey CHRYSTENE LAUREN COOK leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For 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 Skynyrd GINA MARIE CORSON Time is too slow for those who wait too slow for those who fear too long for those who grieve too short for those who rejoice. for those who love, time is eternity. — Henry Van Dyke 42 SHELLY CRAWFORD The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams — Unknown PAUL WILLIAM CROTEAU don't care where the past was; I know where I'm going. Iron Maiden REBECCA D. COVER live, rejoice, grieve. I am always struggling to grow up. Yet everyday because I do something that affects her. hear that little girl inside me. She who long ago was me. Or who thought was. IAN DANE There is no journeys end. — Bujun saying KERRY LYNN CURRAN Different eyes see different things Different hearts beat on different Strings but there are times for you and me when all such things agree — Rush 43 ANTHONY D AMICO DANIEL DANISH BRENDA LEE DAVIS Do not linger to gather flowers to keep them but walk on. for flowers will keep themselves blooming all your way. — by Rabindranath Tagore OLIVER DAVIS For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. — Pink Floyd 44 JOHN D’ANNA Four things come not back The spoken word, the sped arrow, the past life, and the neglected opportunity. DAVID DEFOREST DAWN A DELEO If should meet ihee after long years. How should I meet thee? — with silence and tears. MATT DEIERLEIN Born to lead At breakneck speed With high octane We re spitting flame! Judas Priest 45 Time may change me. But I will change time RENE DLUGOKENCKY SCOTT DUNCAN SANDRA ANNETTE DIXON find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving We must sail — sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it — but we must sail, and not drift, nor lie at anchor. — Oliver Wend el Holmes BARBARA D. DORFSCHMIDT shall pass through this world but once. If therefore, there by any kindness I can show, or any good things I can do. let me do it now; let me not defer it or neglect it. for I shall not pass this way again. — DeGrellet JONATHON DZURKA Do not remove a fly from your friends head with a hatchet Anonymous 46 TAMMY EBERSOLE TERRY C. ELLIS Live long and prosper. Spock STEFANIE EDWARDS l‘m the gypsy — the Acid Queen Pay before we start the gypsy — I’m guaranteed To break your little heart. — Pete Townshend ROBERT L. ENNIS, JR 7 just want to leave you with this thought, that it's just been a sort of dress rehearsal . . if any of you start resting on your laurels. I mean just forget it. because we re just getting started. — Walt Disney PETER FARRELL 47 JOHN FARRELL LAURIE ANN FAUCETT DEBORAH FETTER Du — kommtest du schwimmen wie delphine — delphine es tun niemand gibt uns eine change doch wir konnen seigen an deisan lag wir sind dann helden. fur eine tag WENDIE RENEE FINSON Looking for a wild rose the heat of the night — Waiting for a show and the wild, willing the innocent. Michael Schenker — U.F.O. TAMERA SUE FISHER If you can trust yourself though others doubt you. and conquer fears that limit what you dare, so you can freely give to those about you the skills and talents that are yours to share. Gale Baker Stanton 48 JOHN D. FLAYDERMAN CARL 0. FOWLER One more lime, draw the line Nothing in life is impossible Most of us know life is as good as we make it Dark reflections of the past. starting all tomorrow Time to laugh, love, and live again. Chicago JOHN R. FORRESTER Our time is just a point along a line That runs forever with no end never thought that we would come to find Ourselves upon these rocks again. AI Steward ♦ ADRIENNE LORI FINSON PANAMA Van Halen 84 49 DONNA LYNN FREEMAN JENNIFER R. FRANKS Nothing can so poignantly evoke the flavor of the receding past as some remembered tune, some melody that has caught up and woven itself into its own unconscious fabric the very color and fragrance of a day gone by. Alexander Wolcott There is a road inside of you Inside of me there is one too. Sometimes a shadow dark and cold Lays like a mist across the road But be encouraged by the sight Where there’s a shadow, there’s light Petra PATRICIA GARCIA RICHARD J. FROHLICH Wisdom is knowing what to do next; Skill is knowing how to do it; and virtue is doing it. ” D.S. Jordan What is the use of running if we are not on the right road? German Proverb CHRISTAL LEE FREDLUND A true friend is one soul in two bodies. Aristotle EDWARD GEREG GLENN GILENO GREG GIROUX The Final Cut Pink Floyd KIMBERLY A. GAYLOR Long you 'll live and high you 'll fly Smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch all you see Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd NICO E. GENET 1st not our babbling dreams aJfright our souls; For conscience is a word that cowards use March on. Join bravely let us to't pell mell. If not to heaven. then hand in hand to hell. WILLIAM GILLEN LISBETH BARBARA GODIALIS Here am Playing with those memories again And just when I thought time had set me free Those thoughts of you keep taunting me! Air Supply RICHARD M. GRANJA AMY L. GOLDSTEIN •'•••• • •• • • • ■ I ;-' :h - that I reaped — came tike water. and like the wind I go. Edward Fitzgerald JOSEPH GOODELL Who's gonna tell you when it's too late? Who's gonna tell you things aren't so great? Vou can t go on thinking nothing's wrong. Who’s gonna drive you home tonight? The Cars PAUL E. GRASSLER. JR. The Future is Here: The Past is There Got Nothing to Fear: Time’s easy to bear Life is for you: Life is for me To Life be true: And Life, to you will be true. PG. RENE GULOTTA Don't need to wait for an invitation You gotta live like you're on vacation It ain i a crime to be good to yourself Lick it up. KISS ROBERT ALLAN HAGGETT As you discover changing worlds You can't be guessing. You must be for sure In these ever-changing times. You must learn to stand up on your own. 52 DEBORAH KAY HARKNESS The happiness of life is made up of minute fractions — the little soon forgotten charities of a kiss or smile, a kind look, a heartfelt compliment — countless infinitesimals of pleasure and a gentle feeling. Samuel Taylor Coleridge AUDREY ELLEN HAVENS Yet whatever paths you travel There is one thing know; You seek paths that lead towards home No matter where you go. ELIZABETH KATHERINE HAMILTON The world is my wonder, where the wind Wanders like wind and where the rock is Rock. When on the hill top I stand in the world's wind And Time, a season's chaos below. G. Barker 53 MICHAEL PAUL HAVAS JODY HILLS KERI SUE HAYES Let’s go fly a kite! Mary Pop pi ns JENNIFER M. HEHL If we shadows have offended. Think but this, and all is mended That you have but slumber'd here While these visions did appear A Midsummer Slight's Dream W.S. JENNIFER HENDERSON Love is Measured Not in Moments of Time But in Timeless Moments. MATTHEW HYLAND SHARRON NOELLE HELTON Love fulfills our need to be Sympathetically understood by someone to whom we can pour out our troubles, by whom we can be comforted, with whom we can go on to find gladness. It ’s a relationship forever renewed . . an emotional closeness which prevents a person from feeling alone inside. 54 KAREN HOLSTEN CHRISTIAN TIMOTHY HINE (Can you hear and do you care And can't you see we must be free To leach our children what you believe in And make a world that we can believe in.) Graham Nash CSN KIMBERLY ANN HOYT You might have forgotten the journey ends You tied your knots you made your friends You left the scene without a trace One hand on the ground, one hand in space. The Cars This is my turn for the taking Take it and don't turn away I've been waiting all my life Ask me and will play All the love have inside. Simon A Garfunkel PHILIP J HOLLY The secret of happiness is freedom, the secret of freedom is courage Thucydides Now hollow fires burn out to black, and lights our guttering low Square your shoulders, lift your pack. And leave your friends and go — Houseman Bye Y'all! 55 BARBARA IMMLER As a girl from Germany. I would like to thank your kindness in letting me study in your country. DIRK IZZO SHARI JACKSON One lime for old times One kiss for the love we missed One time for old times And for all the love We lost along the way. .38 Special CYNTHIA J. JOHNSON JAMI ANN KENNY Nothing possessed me with power to reach my love One cheap illusion Can still be divine. Peter Godwin STEVEN ALAN JONES Come this time tomorrow I'll be far from here. I'm gonna find me a mountain Gonna breathe the air. Rossi ngton-Collins 56 CHRISTINA KENNEDY SUSAN LYNN KEANE Memories may be beautiful and yet What’s too painful to remembewr We simply choose to forget So it’s the laughter we will remember Whenever we remember The way we were. PAMELA SUE KEANE Imagine all that is ahead and then with those dreams, confidently strive to reach them. Success comes when you least expect it. — Suzanne Robertson SUSAN DORIS KERNOCHAN “You cry over losing what you really had Just remember the good times along side the bad. Remember that real love never disappears. If it lasted a moment, it will last for years. 57 DENNIS KOZOLOWSKI KRISTEN KING I cannot change yesterday. I can only make the most of today. And look with hope Toward tomorrow. KIMBERLY D. KRAFT There is a beauty in the shadows as well as in light . . . there is meaning in silence as well as in words. Anonymous MICHAEL R. KNAAK The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well; and doing well whatever you do: without a thought of fame. Longfellow RICHARD KOZLOWSKI WILLIAM LANE 58 CRAIG LEWIS DAWN MARIE LEMMON Good-bye is not forever, when you know I care. For many miles may come between us but warm thoughts are always there Good-bye is not forever. 'cause you'll find along life's way; within your heart you'll always have a part of yesterday. 59 RICHARD A MACIEL LISA A. LOFTUS If leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me. ’cause I'm free as a bird now and this bird you cannot change. Lynyrd Skynyrd JONATHON T. LUNING Some people look to the sky and see stars; All I see are constellations. People try to pul us down Just because we get around Things they do look awful cold Hope I die before I get old Pete Townshend MELISSA LOBRAICO CHRIS MACOMBER I've spent a little time on the mountain. I've spent a little time on the hill. Things went down we don't understand. But think in time we will. Grateful Dead 1970 DAWN M MARCILLE Good-bye. Doesn't mean forever. It doesn't mean. We ll never be together again. 60 BRENDAN MAGUIRE DAVID JAMES MARUSZAK For when the one Great Scorer comes. To write against your name. He writes not whether you lost or won. But how you played the game Unknown SAMUEL A MANCUSO Life is like a game of chess Crazy circles and new romance Some find happiness and some find sorrow Some find it today and some find it tomorrow Bad Company LORI JEAN MAYETTE Aim for the sun; you may not reach it. but you will go higher than if you never aimed at all. PATRICK MASTROLLILO GINA MARIE MARSICANO Life is what you make of it. so give it a chance. Everyday and one more year is just another song and dance. So you can reminisce about yesterday, about all the joy and sorrow. But just remember that today will be gone tomorrow. — Hick Marsicano 61 BONNIE LYNN McALLEY To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best night and day to make you everybody else means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight and never stop fighting. E. E. Cummings ED McCALL Let your light shine before men. in order that they may see your works and give glory to your Father in Heaven St. Matthew 5:16 EMILY J. McBREAIRTY don't believe the good times are over. I don't believe the thrill is all gone Real love is a man s salvation The weak ones fall. The strong carry on. SUSAN LYNN McCOY held a dandelion that said the time had come To leave upon the wind and not return . . . But that's okay, there's treasure children always seem to find. And just like us you must have had A Once Upon A Time. — Curtains — Elton John 62 MELISSA KIM MELYCHER MICHAEL MEEHAN Truth and Salvation Give me a dolphin that plays the kettle drums. The moon is a bawdy thing I have but one Walrus slaying, pan-dimensional teeter-totter to give for whom the toast tolls, it tolls for hypersensitive kinkajous. DAVID MAZZARELLA ... Just remember in the winter, far beneath the bitter snow, lies the seed that with the sun's love, in the spring, becomes the ROSE. MICHAEL DAVID MILLS KIMBERLY A. MICHAUD Think in terms of bridges burned Think of seasons that must end See the river rise and fall. it will rise and fall again. Everything must have an end. Yes. it's finally time to leave. It's the famous final scene — Bob Seger Then it was. then again it will be. Though the course may change sometimes. Rivers always reach the sea. — Led Zeppelin CHRISTINE MARY MINO Soon will bound over a new horizon — meet new people in new places and start the future But my past will not be forgotten — there are many people here who have changed my life and. I will never forget them. 63 HEATHER ANNE MORREN It may have all the knowledge and understand all secrets; I have all the faith needed to move mountains — but if I have no love. I am nothing. I Corinthians 13 PATRICK ROBERT MORRIS The key to success isn’t much good until one discovers the right lock to insert it in. by Tehyi Hsieh LAURIE MOORE Time is Too slow for those who wait. Too swift for those who fear. Too long for those who grieve. Too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love. Time is eternity WILLIAM R. MURPHY, JR KAREN MOSCHITTA The sea folds away from you like a mystery. You can look and look at it and mystery never leaves it. Carl Sandburg JOHN E. MULLEN Malt does more than Milton can To justify God’s ways to man Ale. man. ale's the stuff to drink For fellows whom it hurts to think Look into the pewter pot To see the world as the world’s not. — A.E. Houseman 64 CHARLES A. MOSS III LISA MARIE MULHARE So many limes you were so lonely And no one seemed to care But if your hopes, for your tomorrow Are drowning in your sorrows Know your heart will show you the way Lionel Ritchie JAMES NAPALITANO Veni. Vidi. Vici CORY W. NASH Live to understand, love to live, and give to those in need Turn your back on no one. and as the light creeps into the darkness, you. my friend, shall never be alone. Isiah Thomas AMANDA JEAN MURO You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. by Kahlil Gibran KELLY NOONAN Good Bye is not forever. When you know I care. For miles may come between us But warm thoughts are always there Good Bye is not forever. Cause you'll find along life’s way. Within your heart you’ll always have A part of yesterday. 65 KATHLEEN MARY O’NEILL MARY BETH O BRIEN Now the whole Round Table is dissolved Which was an image of the mighty world And I go forth companionless Among new men. strange faces, other minds. The old order change!h. yielding place to new. Tennyson THERESA LYNN ORIA Your ways may not be my ways Your dreams may not be like my own. Still I can learn to know you. To see through your eyes. To understand your feelings. Our worlds can touch . . . and we can be friends. Ed Cunningham Cold hearted orb that rules the night. Removes the colours from our sight Red is grey and yellow white But we decide which is right And which is an illusion? The Moody Blues JOHN PALAGONIA 66 JAMES OLSON ROBERT PARDON ANTHONY PALMISANI DENNIS KEITH PANNOZZA a man does not keep peace with his company. Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer Let him step to the music which he hears. However measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau JODI LEIGH OLSEN It 's only when we follow our dreams That we discover the magic within ourselves. ANDREA LEE PARE Sometimes the lights are shining on me Other times I can barely see Maybe it occurs to me What a long strange trip it's been. — The Grateful Dead SUSAN RENE PANCOAST Oh. cannot tell you how to make up your mind and together the best of your kind The prophets have spoken the words of ill fate. Your childhood has ended You've taken the bait. — Kansas 67 JENNIFER LYNN PHILIPPI PAUL RAYMOND PERREAULT You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true. You may have to work for it However. Richard Bach LISA FRANCINE PEET All these dreams I save for a rainy day they're finally cornin' true I'll share them with you. Almost Paradise Ann Wilson A Mike Penn We came, we touched, and left. Our lives crossed, precious time together So brief a flicker in life. But on that can't be erased. Remember the moments. With smiles and flashes of thoughts. — C. Fitterman 68 JULIE ANNE PITT Some dreams we have are nothing else but dreams unnatural, full of contradictions; Yet others of our most romantic schemes are something more than fictions — Thomas Hood DONNA LYNN PLOURDE Childhood — A dream of long ago summers in the sun. Running. Laughing — every thing was a wonder; and we were so secure in our bright worlds. But there comes a time when children must grow up. Ah. how suddenly life springs the trap; And we look back to see that we are children no longer. ALEX RASKIN ELIZABETH MARIE POPROCKI When you remember me. if you remember me. I hope you see its not the way I want to be. or I'd be with you now. but whenever you go. My love goes with you. MARY M. QUINN To see a world in a grain of sand. And a heaven in a wild flower. Hold infinity in the palm of your hand. And eternity in an hour. William Blake 69 RICKY PRAUSE CORTNEY REED MICHAEL REYNOLDS KRISTIN ELIZABETH REPPENHAGEN Kiss today good-bye. And point me t'ward tomorrow Wish me luck; the same to you. Won't forget, can't regret What did for love. A CHORUS USE FRANK RICHTER EDWARD J. RIZZA AMANDA J. REUL You know that I care what happens to you. and know that you care for me. so don't feel alone, or the weight of the stone, now that I've found somewhere safe to bury my bone. And any fool knows a dog needs a home, a shelter from pigs on the wing. — Pink Floyd 70 MARC ROGG JEANNE-MARIE RUSK Goodbye isn‘1 forever When you know I care For miles may come between up but warm thoughts are always there. Goodbye isn’t forever. 'Cause you’ll find along life’s way; within your heart you’ll always have; a part of yesterday. JEFFERY B ROARK Happy trails to you Until we met again Van Halen LAURIE L. RYAN Hold onto your dreams. don't ever give in. If you keep trying you're going to win; Hold onto your dreams. though sometimes it’s hard Just hold your head up and reach for the stars ERIC RYFFEL WILLIAM ROODE 71 72 LAWRENCE SCHMITT hate quotations. Emerson MARY XANTHI SCRIMGEOUR There is only one success . . to be able to spend your life in your own way.M Christopher Morley 73 FLOYD SHIFFMAN NOELLE M. SIVERSTEN Listen to the musn'ts. child. Listen to the don'ts Listen tho the shouldn'ts The impossibles, the won'ts Listen to the never haves Then listen close to me — Anything can happen, child ANYTHING can be. CAROLE DENISE SMITH Accept today as it is ... Yesterday is gone . . Tomorrow has not come . . . CHRISTINE M.J. SNOW To accomplish great things We must not only act but also dream. Not only plan but also believe. 74 PHILOMENA STIERLE would rather attempt to do something great and fail than attempt to do ntfthing and succeed. — Robert Schuller CHARLES GERARD STRASSLE A birdie with a yellow bill Hopped upon the window sill Cocked his shining eye and said: Ain't you shamed, you sleepy-head! Robert Louis Stevenson JILL SONTAG Make a promise take a row And trust your feelings it's easy now Understand the voice within And feel the changes already beginning Moody Blues SEAN A SWEENEY It ain't always easy when the going gets rough. But when it's dead and even, you better show your stuff. — KISS STEFANIE LINNEATAKACS LYNN SULLIVAN , J And all about was mine. I said 75 RAE ELLEN TOMASCAK Over and over we call ... no one hears And further and further we fall And though we pray that Soon we will awake It is clear, that it's no dream at all Our lives are at stake. by David Gilmour CHERYL ANN THIERFELDER am not afraid of tomorrow For I've seen yesterday and I love today. 76 MICHAEL TREPANIER EVANGELIA KIM TZENIS Yesterday is already a dream, and Tomorrow is only a vision; but Today well-lived makes every Yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope. HARRY VOLINSKI JANICE VOZZELLA 77 LEIGH WALKER KRISTIN ANNE WALLACH Though outwardly a gloomy shroud The inner half of every cloud Is bright and shining I therefore turn my clouds about And always wear them inside out To show the lining. DONNA WINKLEVOSS LEIGH ALANE WATERS Whatever will be. will be the future is ours to see. Eddie Money KENNETH BRIAN WINKLER There is a time to let things happen And a time to make things happen. — Hugh Prather 78 MICHAEL F. ZARBA Maximize your opportunities! TINAYOBLONSKI 79 JOANN ZENOBIO ??? Little Drummer Boy No way!? A QBs winning smile. Mmm! Green Dum-Dums! Joe Enthusiasm Night, Night. MBOB! Tah-Dah!! Pure and Innocent Mom i’ujn'rlatuu'0 81 Most Likely to Succeed: Mary Beth O’Brien Bob Ennis Most Artistic: Jill Sontag John Zullo Best Buddies: Rene Dlogokencky Betsy Finch Nicest Eyes: Chris Snow Mike Sensenbrcnner Quietest: Laura Capron David DeForest 82 Nicest Smile: Mary Beiter Chip Tutson Class Partiers: Amy Brush Mike Sensenbrenner Most Gullible: Krissy Wallach Charlie Strassle Typical Seniors: Keri Hayes Carl Fowler Most Studious: An-Yi Chen Dennis Pannozza 83 Class Clowns: Stefanie Bigelow Richard Kozlowski Class Musicians: Stefanie Bigelow Stephen Toman Most Sophistocated: Julie Pitt Stephen Toman Best Buddies: Drew Aquilina Chip Tutson Class Blushers: Mary Quinn Chris Carlson 84 Best Personality: Rene Dlugokencky Chip Tutson Most Talkative: Bonnie McAlley David Sherman 85 Best Looking: Tina Kennedy, Mike Sensenbrenner Most Flirtatious: Bonnie McAlley, Keith Alexander Class Couple: Chrys Caplanson, Sean Clarke Done Most for Class: Mary Beth O’Brien, Charlie Strassle Non-Conformists: Kim Hoyt, Craig Greenert Best Tressed: Debbie Harkness, David Maruszak (Elaastr Musts of tbr Past 87 68 Identities 1. Sam Samuclson 2. Keri Hayes 3. Rich Kozlowski 4. Sandy Dixon 5. Eric Birdseye 6. Dave Oldham 7 Mary Kelly 8. Mary Scrimgeour 9. Grace Cca 10. Donna Freeman 11. Mary Quinn 12 Theresa Oria 13. The Mystery Baby- 14. Charlie Strassle 15. Paul Pcrrault 16. Rob Haggett 17. Brenda Davis 18. Margaret Barlow 19. Karen Holsten AP HISTORY TRIP — MAY 17-19, 1984 90 HOMECOMING - OCTOBER 13, 1984 91 Prom Royalty King — Marty Rosota Queen — Laura Pizzarelli Prince — Charles Strassle 92 Princess — Stefanie Takacs JOE WISER HOLIDAY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT On December 27th and 28th 1984, the Green Wave boys hoop team swept past Immaculate, 46-43, and Watertown, 60-57, to secure a hometown Christmas Tournament Championship for the fourth straight season. Shepaug won the inaugural tournament in 1980, since then New Milford has dominated. Retaining a hold on the Wiser tournament Championship was especially important to this year’s seniors, but most of all it was an important step forward for the 84-85 boys basketball team. The tournament is held annually to honor Mr. Joe Wiser, who retired in 1980 after more than 30 years as a coach, teacher, and athletic director in New Milford Schools. All tournament team Rob Hibbard — Shepaug Ian Smith — Immaculate Mike Suab — Watertown Steve Shaw — Watertown Glenn Gileno — New Milford Most Valuable Player Sean Clarke — New Milford Player’s Player Trophy Mike McCafferty — New Milford 94 OUTSTANDING ACADAMIA PS AT Commended Students ROW I: Lisa Bartram. Lisa Castonguay. Sandy Dixon. Cheryl Thicrfcldcr. Mary Beth O’Brien. ROW 2: Bob Ennis. David DcForrest Bruce Dike. Ed McCall, Lawrence Schmitt. John Zullo. Steve Fisher. PS AT Semifinalists: An-Yi Chen, Jon Luning Science Fair Award Winners ROW I: Jon Luning. Sandy Dixon (Wcstinghouse finalist), Lawrence Schmitt ROW 2: Ed McCall, Bruce Dike. 98 High School Bowl Team ROW : John Mullen, Jon Luning. Louis Wahl. ROW 2 Dr. Tripp (Coach), Sandy Dixon, Michael O'Brien. Michael Meehan. Mary Beth O’Brien. Mr Rogers (Coach). Students of the Month ROW . Mary Beth O’Brien, Laurie Moore. Row 2: Ed National Writing Contest (1984) Lisa Castonguay. Susan McCoy. Stefanic McCall. Ken Winkler Takacs. 99 AWESOME ATHLETES Bill Roodc (all WCC and Briggs football), Charles Curry (Special Olympics), Peter Vclanzon (Special Olympics). Lou Venezia (all-Briggs football). Bruce Dike (all wCC and Briggs football) Missing: Dan Danish (all Briggs football), Mcx Linero, Craig Grccncrt (all state X-country) Kim Kraft (all WCC volleyball). Kacy Cheron (all WCC 2nd field hockey). Karen Holsten (all WCC 2nd field hockey ) Karen Smalley (Special Olympics) Laura Dona (all WCC and state field hockey). Missing: Mary Scrimgeour (all WCC field hockey). Theresa Oria (all WCC volleyball). 100 3FciU Sports Fall Sports (fol sports .n. 1. a form of amusement in recreation. taking place in the autumnal season a time consuming activity done by persons concerned with sound minds, sound bodies, and Varsity letters 101 VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I: E. Gercg. S. Duncan. A D’Amico. L. Vcnczio. D Danish. B Roodc. F. Shiftman. R Pardon. B Cassaza. P Perreault, M. Zarba. ROW 2: Coach Gillespie, T. Brooks. M. Bizicr. C. Nine. B. Dike. C. Carlson, S. Ferris. B Purpora, J. Zullo, M. Menard, R Penucci. ROW3:Coach Oshan, N Brooks. D. Dovchck. P Marazita. G Pancoast, M White. K Sullivan. J. Lavalctte. E. Rizza, K. Clark. D VandigrifTt. R. Wilson. ROW 4: Coach Gargon. S. Fishman. S. Sweeney. H. Hansen. C. McAvoy. P Broducr. T. Lea bey, D. Betts, C Healy, T. Glazer, D. Sherman, D. Cooper ROW 5: J. Dzurka. S. Collins, D McGuincs, P Grassier. P Bordenger, R Valcntc, M. Thomas. M. Glander, S. Sweat. M. MeBrierty, D. Fikes, J. DeVito. 102 103 FRESHMAN ROW I: J Lenod, P Murphy. P Heaton. F. Miller. C. Caplin. D Juan. J Chamero. J Abbot ROW 2: R Hayatt, M Jackson. S Plue, G. Tevino, K Mohan. C. Murphy, P Herring. F. Smith. R Peterson. R Gaylor. ROW J R Curry. J. Morris. J Caneperi. S. Yocum. M Kessler. J. Bloor. B Doychek. P Cody. D Fedcrlc. P Testa. R Lynch. D. Moyle. Coach Kellog. Coach lannucci. 104 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SENIORS Mary Kelly—capt. Susan McCoy, Bonnie MeAlley. Kim Blanchard. Leigh Walker—capt. ROW I B MeAlley. C. Bonner. P. Gargon. S. McCoy. J. Schab. ROW2.G. Rinaldi. C. Blanchard, S. Callibrise. M Kelly—capt.. L. Walker—capt., S. Waldorf. K. Blanchard. M. Pcet. REMEMBER WHEN . . . . . . M. K. and S. M. were on top for a pyramid? . .. everyone showed up for practice? . . . no one asked what time it was? ROW . J. Samuelson. M. Perreault—capt.. T. Kelly—capt.. L. Reynolds—capt . B Beal ROW 2: L. Shields. M. Kreigl. H Kelly, H Kelly. B Fcrrcl. B. Rivcnburg. C. Danish. 105 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY ROW I. T. Reighard. K. Chcron, M Scrimgcour, K. Holstcn, B Marsan. T. King ROW 2: L. Dona, T. Stahl, B. Finch, S. Tackas. R. Dlugokcncky. ROW 3: L. Morrell, K.Chandlcr, M. Piccinni. K. Wheeler, J. Worthington. Coach Fran Zaloski. SENIORS: Stefame Takacs, Betsy Finch. Karen Holsten. Mary Scrim-geour, Rene Dlugokcncky. Miriam Piccinini. REMEMBER WHEN ... ... we prayed to the Goddess of Field Hockey? ... we discovered the “slunt”? ... we had a pizza party at L.D.’s? ... we left our mark with balloons at Bradlees? ... there were 3 big birds in the tree at hockey camp? ... we flashed (Moo-cow’s utters) to old men? 107 JUNIOR VARSITY ROW I. G. Birdseye. M. Ball. T King. S. Holsten, J Chase. M Ryder ROW 2: V Tovino, C. Nadeau, D. Oshan, B. Boyle. R. Piccinni, C. Goyett. ROW 3: Coach DeCristo, A. Volinski, K. Pearson. R. Brennan, J. Worthington, K. Daddona, K. Wheeler. 108 SOCCER J.V. + Freshman Soccer (javean fresh man s8k'dr),n. spike-shod lads who took to the field to engage in battle with the best in the WCC. JV and FRESHMEN ROW I: Coach Mogcr, G. Elder, E. Balslcy, E. Brown. M Rizzo. Coach Pearson. ROW 2: J. Burkhardt. D Moots, B. Romanicllo, T. Mandcrbach. D. Kullgren. ROW 3: K. Murray, B Ennis. B Webber, T. Lynch, D. Stahly. ROW4 D. Izzo, J. Carmellini, C. McCullough. J Hyland. M Peragine, C. McWhinnie. FRESHMEN ROW I: M. Mazzato, E. Mantion. C. Seymour, K. Kennedy. ROW 2: D. Rizzo. J. McKay, G. Adams, K Murray, D. Kull-gren. ROW 3: K. Sheridan, B. Ennis. J. Saul. J. Hyland. ROB' Coach Pearson. J. Carmellini, C. McCullough, M Peragine. C. McWhinnie. 109 VARSITY SOCCER ROW I B DcBoy, D. Boyer, S. Bajrami, M. Mills, M. Hyland, D. Hoffman, T. Holland, V. Butera. ROW2: L. Kuhn—mgr, C. Moskowitz, L. Cctinski, B. Ashcroft, J. Sheridan. D. Izzo, G. Vaughan, M. Kim, A. Linero.C. Strassle, B Berger, K. Sigrist, K. Quinn—mgr.. Coach Sheridan. 110 Record 14-0 WCC Champs Class L State Champs CROSS COUNTRY ROW I A. Thicrfcldcr, C. Fazzone. G. Tino. D DeBoy ROW 2: J Rose. J Morris. J. McRitchie. D Dean. D. Juan. D Lathrope. P Mullen ROW 3 C. Greenert. R Kaz. M. Slater. J. McGarry, C. Tut. D Marujak. J Mculcn. S. McQ. Z. Spemone. Coach Devin. CROSS COUNTRY Row I L. White. E. Carrington. D Molinaro. D Lillis. L Adrian, C. Thicrfcldcr. H Anderson Row 2: K. O’Neill. E Rogg. E. Ball. C. Geren. L. Ball. J Dixon M Rakowsky. A. Cardinal. T Ross. D Reid Row 3: Coach “0 -Neukom. H Krubsack, L Ibarra. C. Eleck. S. Adrian. D Plourdc capt.. S. Lester. S. Dixon cape. L Ryan. B Bayers, H Lathrop. V. Smith, L. Eleck. C. Bates. D Bossers. D Hill 114 115 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 116 REMEMBER WHEN . . . ... C. F., K. K., L. B., and T. O. went into the boys’ locker room at Barlow Freshman year? . . . K. K. said “Whenever I leave practice I always feel like @ !«”? ... C. F. remembered her socks? ... L. S. and H. K. didn’t fight? ... Mr. Kraft directed the bus under the bridge and we got stuck? 117 JUNIOR VARSITY ROW I. A. Washay. M. Paskowski, S. Manotti, J. Kraft, J. Bourdillon ROW 2: Coach Barb Coulter, M. Hayes—mgr., L. Delgado. G. Williams, J. Sheppard. C. McCormick, N. Cahill, G. Daddona, M. Holburg—mgr. 118 Uliuti'r Sports Winter Sports (win ter sportsi,n. 1. a form of amusement and recreation, taking place during the coldest of the four seasons 2. a season of indoor activities, symbolized by the bouncing of basketballs, and the rolling of thick green mats BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW I. T. Grocschncr. C. Copeland. J. Scrimgcour, J. Henkel. B. Parzuchowski, J. Phillips. E. Jackson. ROW 2: Coach Hibbard. C. Raymond. R Haggett, E. McCall. G. Gileno. S. Clarke. D. Sherman. M McCafTerty. R. Pcnnuici mgr., trainer. 120 121 GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW L Hoffman. T. Benson. T Oria Capt., C. Mino — Capt.. L. Doria. T Rcighard. D Davies ROW SENIORS Theresa Oria, Christine Mino 2. C. Eleck — Mgr . D. Lopes Mgr.. P Hoffman. D. Lillis. L. Kinney, N. Cahill. J. Shcppardc.S. Doyle, B Dorfschmidt — Mgr.. Coach Bouclicr. camera shy — Tyler Bergman — Mgr. 122 REMEMBER WHEN .. . . . N.C. remembered all of her uniform? .. L.D. passed the ball? .. T.O. got some recognition? (I don’t) . . We had two starters and almost won the game? . . Bouc made towels for us? (Thanks Bouc) . . S.D. took the blame for something? .. J.S. and T.O. discovered the broken bus window, “butt” didn’t know what happened? 123 Junior Varsity Boys ROW I: J Byrne, P Marazita. A MeBrearity. D. Fikes, B Murphy. S. McCall ROW 2: Coach Pearson, C Kaplan. J. Scrimgcour. J. Woods, N. Brooks capt., S. Klcpping, J Rose. F. Gifford, D Pruchnik Freshmen Boys ROW I: C. McCullough. J. Janesky, L. McCafTcrty, P Heaton, M. Evans, D. Fucs, K. Kennedy Row 2: T. Fatigate, S. Yoakum, S. Kincaid. C. Laplan, J. King, M. Kessler. J. Sneider. Coach Ryder. C. Hart. 124 Junior Varsity Girls ROW I: E. Brooks. S. Schrocdcr. T. Mayctte. A. Harkcr, R Fleming. Row 2: E. Schnezer, L. Schiel. H. Szymczak. K. Ford, D. Webber, C. Bates, Coach VanDcrzcc. Freshmen Girls 125 GYMNASTICS ROW I: S. Hillard. C. Danish ROW 2: A. Olandcr. J. Chase. K. Pearson. J. Murphy ROW 3. M SENIORS: Amy Christophersen. Karen Holstcn. Christal Hayes, Coach Chcron, D. Molinro, Asst. Coach Krubsack. P Mixon. ROW 4 B. Rivenbug, K. Frcdlund, Kim Kraft. Holsten — Cape. C. Fredlund — Capt., A. Christophersen - Capt.. K. Kraft Capt., J. Foupil. 126 127 VARSITY WRESTLING ROW I: P Burns capt.. T Brooks Capt.. D. Aquilina Capt. ROW 2: B Bowman. D Cooper. C. Carlson. J. Theison. ROW 3: P. Mullen. J. Sullivan. Coach Knipplc, S. Nelson. S. Coville. 128 Junior Varsity ROW I D. Chcrniskc. V. Consag. J. DeVito. M. Barberio. ROW 2: M. Pryor, N. Falciano. P Eden, D. Stably. S. Pocthke. V. Furio, C. Iaia. ROW3: J. Carmellini. J. Callaghan. E. Langley. S. Castle, Coach Knipple, E. Bouzakis, E. Mantion, S. Rushworth. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS REMEMBER WHEN ... . . . The Little fishy break danced? . . . Davida boogied for us? We all showed up for practice on time? (1 don't) Bonnie cheered? (I don't) . . . C.C. became a secret cheerleader? . . . The Crowd “begged to differ”? ROW I: S Waldorf. S. Holsten. D Reid. B McCally. D Joroudck ROW 2: S. Callibrise. J. Kochlcrt. S. McCoy. D. Harkness. K. Leonard capt.. C. Rinaldi. (Missing. L. W'alkcr capt., T. Ross. L. Reynolds). Junior Varsity ROW I H. Kelly capt . T Kelly — capt.. H Kelly capt. ROW 2: B. Beal. M. Pcrrault. A. Torres. J. Samuclson ROW J S. Angelovich. J. Martin, B. Ferrell. S. Minotti. K. Severance. 130 Arltmltpa Activity ak ti at ein., 1. any time consuming function or club 2. vigorous or energetic action ie backgammon p 131 CLASS OFFICERS President: Charles Strassle Vice President: John Mullen SENIOR Secretary: Valerie Consaga 132 Treasurer: Kristin Reppenhagen JUNIOR President Victoria Smith Vice President: John Russi Secretary: Denise Jiroudek Treasurer: Gail McGuinncss SOPHOMORE President: Jack Lavalellc Vice President: Scott Banks Secretary: Michelle Rakowsky Treasurer: Stephanie Adrian FRESHMAN 133 President: Linda Stcart Vice President: Sherry Dewitt Secretary: Cathy Ford Treasurer: Peter Toman EXECUTIVE 1985 Advisors: Mrs. Clark Mr. Najjar Ricky Barone Lisa Castonguay Amy Christopherson Valeric Consaga Beth Hamilton Rich Kozlowski John Mullen Mandy Muro Mary Beth O’Brian Kristin Reppenhagen Marc Rogg Charlie Strassle Chip Tutson Chrissic Whitcomb 1986 Advisors: Mrs. Park Mr. Knipple Amy Chaillou Ken Clark Rebecca Conn Chris Copeland Tara Cosacchi Joe DeVito Laura Doha Sandy Edwards Noel Fedcrlc Tom Groeschner Greta Hagner John Henkel Eric Jackson Tracey Kelly Denise Jiroudek Heidi Kriegl Hilary Krubsack Dawn Lathrope Gail MeGuinness Marc Miclc Tracey Moore Paige O'Brien Bret Parzuchowski Stephen Patrick JefT Philips Kathy Quinn Rosie Quinn John Russi Michelle Sager Lori Shapiro Vicky Smith Cindy Steward Kim Wheeler 134 COMMITTEE Jill Washay Rich Valcnte Terri Ross Michelle Wall Carrie Waldman Tom Spano 1987 Advisors: Miss Anderson Mr. Rosier Stephanie Adrian Heike Anderson Scott Banks Lisa Bicnvenu Marsha Bonjornio Neil Brooks Kathy Chandler Judy Dunn Monica Harrington Tina King Jack Lavalette Paul Marazita Nikki Newman George Poodiak Maggie Purvinis Michelle Rakowski Charlotte Rinaldi 1988 Advisors: Mrs. Morgan Mr. Romano Beth Bayers Meg Conn Sherry Dewitt Kathlcnn Ford Margaret Hinc Dina Jones Colleen McCormack Wendy Mi Ids Kelly O'Brien Ray Smith Linda Stewart Peter Toman 135 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Advisor: Mrs. Levin Co President: Chris Mino Vice President: Lisbeth Godiaiis Treasurer: Jennifer Philipi Co President : Dennis Pannozza Secretary: Meredith Cimmino Deena Adams Liz Fumal Suzanne Madden Leanne Saunders Tina Altobelli Audrey Havens Tracey Madden Ellen Sendewicz James Anderson Valerie Helton Colleen Mahon Joe Severance Peter Anderson Kim Hope Melissa Melychcr Lisbia Sharra April Austin Pam Hope Karen Moschilta Kelly Smith Kathy Bluestein Tracey Hu Kim Newman Sue Stearns Traci Bresman Patty Hu Jocllc Osborne Heather Syzmezak Laura Capron Cyndi Johnson Kim Pawloski Amanda Vadas Sandeigh Chark Sue Keane Missy Peel Leigh Walker Valeric Consaga Kim Kraft Karen Perlman Kristin Wallach Marcy DeCosa Jaun Lavin Regina Piccinini Leigh Waters Margarita Delgado Dawn Lemmon Liz Poprocki Jennifer Wcdick Beverly Ferguson Colleen Lynch Cindy Post Jim Williams Donna Freeman Charlotte Rinaldi 136 NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Louis Wahl Krissy Wallach Dana Webber Kcri Wheeler Anna Harker Laurie Ryan John Scott Chris Snow Stephanie Takacs Dave Toman Paul Mullen Nikki Newnam Theresa Orlandi Charlotte Rinaldi Advisor: Mr Barbero President: Steve Toman Vice President: Cheryl Thierfcldcr Vice President: D. G. Izzo Secretary: Kathleen O'Neill Treasurer: John Sullivan Gina Aumiller April Austin Elaine Balsley Tammi Benson Cathy Belhuren Lisa Bienvenu Jonathan Bigelow Stephanie Bigelow Danielle Brauneisen Robert Brenner Ellen Brooks Forrest Canepari Chrys Caplanson Susan Consaga Chrystcnc Cook Debbie Davis Laura DcSalvo Julie Dixon Brenda Ericson Carl Fowler Glen Gileno Dianne Hessian Dave Hoffman Tricia Johnson David Lathrope Michelle Lapenna Colleen Maguire 137 THE CHANTICLEER Advisor Mrs. Morgan Editor Tim Brooks Mike Meehan Jon Luning Bob Casazza Mike Knaak Mary Scrimgeour Susan Pancoast Karen Holsten Keri Hayes Wendy Bellion Susan McCoy Beth Hamilton Bob Ennis Terry Ellis Glen Gilono Marc Rogg 138 THE PIPER Advisor Mrs. Lewis Rich Frolich Beth Abbott Margaret Chach Lauren Frolich Tessa Bigelow Andrea Volinski An-wan Chen Laurel Samuelson Aileen Ball Gail Williams Sandy Dixon Beth Marsan Donna Freeman Pam Gallagher Celeste Bantz CHESS NMHS Chess Team 1. Dave Oldham 2. Tos Crawford 3. Dave Berger 4 Ed Langley 5. Brian Hlavac Advisors Mr. Hoyt Mr. Edwards Brad Abbot Mike Austin Leo Cetinski David DeBoy Jon Dzurka John Farrell Peter Genet Chris Lobraico Andrew Mitchell Ferris Mitchell Dave Robles Timothy Shea Steve Vadas Peter Ciccone Richard Kraska Vijaya Reddy Paul Biondino Joey Chemero Advisor Mr. Magoun Phil Holly Liz Tishion Mike Armstrong Richard Tyte April Gunnershaug Sonya Mitchell Scott Campbell BACKGAMMON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President: Bob Ennis Co-Vice Presidents: Lisa Castonguay — Theresa Oria Secretary: Lisa Bartram Treasurer: Jon Luning Historian: Barb Dorfschmidt Advisors Miss Vallombroso — Mr. Packard Ah-yi Chen Margarita Delgado Sandy Dixon Terrry Ellis Steven Fisher Michael Knaak Christine Mino Edward McCall Michael McCafTerty Lauri Moore Susan McCoy Mary Beth O’Brien Kathleen O’Neil Dennis Pannozza Kristin Reppenhagen Marc Rogg Laurie Ryan Lawrence Schmidt Charles Strassle Cheryl Thierfcldcr Stephen Toman Kenneth Winkler David DeForest Marni Krause Tara Cossacchi Seudat Bajrami Lynn DcCaro Laura Doria Carolyn Johnson Christine Kincaid Scott Zucca John Sullivan David VandigrifTt Eric Scranton Lori Shapiro Roger Erickson Candace Fitch David Drazul 140 Jim Blessing Diane Bossers Rocl Brcnncn Mike Buccellato Trish Cavannaugh Joe Coleman Charles Conway Paul Crolcau Oliver Davis Jennie Dean Bob Dcboy Dawn Dclco Janice Deluca Michelle Dudley Katie Edmonds Bill Eichen Bobbie-Jo Ellis Danielle Endrcss Colleen English Pam Evans Vikki Ferguson Roseanne Ferrctti Steven Fisher Kelly Fleming Stephen Fletcher Leeanne Fletcher THE GOOD SAMARITAN CLUB Kim Gerzimbke John Morris Katie Glaser Laura Nadeau Amy Goldstein Lisa Partrick Rich Granja Vikki Perkowski Jason Hartlieb Joy Phillips Tina Harvey Mary Pigott Ian Holmes Darren Piper Traci Horgen Leah Pitt Lorena Taylor Judy Horn Eliza Pollack Karin Vandcrzee Lisa Hungcrford Sharon Proebstcr L. Vanvalkenbergh Joe Iannazzo Jenny Putnam Carrie Waldman Mary Justs Gail Ransom Jennifer Henderson Chris Kincaid Lisa Reed Jenny Goupil Debbie Kitchens Susan Rizza Katryn Wey Robyn Lamb Dawn Rottenberg Kathy O’Connell Rachel Landgrebe Laurel Samuelson Gina Mandrachia Chris Licberum Ellen Schenzer Myra Rothe Michelle Lisi Stacey Schmidlin Erica Risbcrg Kevin MacLaren Andrea Schmidlin Kendra Bowman Lynne McAlley Kathy Severance Michelle Conkey Val Metz Jenny Shab Anna Harker Shari Michaud Karen Smalley Ellen Healy Kim Michaud Chris Smith Anthony Scott Donna Miller Chris Snyder Susan Watkins Lisa Moots Deannc Sommcrvillc Sondac Waldorf Debbie Morehouse Carolyn Staib OFFICERS President: Brenda Davis Vice President: Bonnie Me Alley Vice President: Erin Carrington Secretary: Susan McCoy Secretary: Lisa Kuhn DECA President: Greg Giroux Vice President: Grace Cca Secretary: Debbie Fetter Treasurer: Mary Bciter Historian: Miriam Piccinini Reporter: Rae Ellen Tomasack Advisor: Mr. Nolan Joyce Abbot Yvonne Barron Jacqui Bernard Eileen Cole Valeric Connors JcfT Fishman Jenny Franks Joe Goodell Ron Giroux Craig Greenert Lisa Harvey Sharon Helton Chris Hinc Lisa Hungcrford Jill Koehlert Kelly Kramer Bill Lane Kathy Leahy Lisa Loftus Gina Marcicano Chris Mosher Lisa Mulhare John Patagonia Lisa Pect Valeric Quinn Corrie Radeschi Lynn Sullivan Mike Trepanier Kim Tzcnis Tracey Wilmont Chrissie Whitcomb Sue Worth Doreen Wyant FHA HERO Advisor: Mrs. Neukom Lauren Naple Shelley Roarkc Philomcna Stierle Laura White Joanne Zcnobia 142 Advisor: Mr. Fiftal Tara Cosacchi Bob Ennis Tamara Fisher John Mullen Louis Wahl MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS DEBATE CLUB Vijaya Reddy Lawrence Schmitt Greg Tyler Billy Webber Chris Lobdell Michael Meehan Cyndi Moskowitz Judic Moss Monica Harrington Carolyn Johnson Peter Jones Sarah Lester John Celli Colleen English Roger Erickson Tamcra Fisher Tracey Aronson Carla Bates Advisor: Mrs. Moss 143 QQ D u Advisor Mrs. Chcron Jenny Chase Renee Raymond Amy Olander Grctchcn Sontag Julie Murphy Barbara Kent Debra Altobclli Kimet Bajrami Pam Ruotolo Mamie Hayes Debbie Oshon Holly Kelly Mclyssa Kricgl Donna M Robin Seymour Lynn Schiel Kacy Cheron Tina DiMarco Sara Hilliard Dawn Wojcicchowski Brenda Farrell Cindy Danish Jody Samuelson Jenny Goupil Beth Rivenburgh Beth Conkey Kathy Murphy Sherry Calabrese Emilie Rogg Christal Frcdlund Laura Garten Mari Pcrrault Laura Pcnnucci Shari Murphy Bcv Beall Lisa Drazul BREAK DANCE CLUB Advisor Mr. Ianucci Harry Volinski Steve Woodin Dan Robinson Jeff Roma Jake Mallory Judd Canepari Delshonda Fikes Lynn Poliak Scott White Bill Wright Troy Canton Denice Wittman Jackie Martin Angie Moffett Danny Quinn John Blare Heather Quinaver Bryan Becker John Hansen Carlos deJongh Darnell Fikes Chris Moffett Jim Hodey Brcndon Murphy Robert Harvey 144 Advisor Mr. Neff WRESTLING CLUB Drew Aquilina Pat Burns Tim Brooks Alex Raskin Matt Brothers Vic Consaga Joe DeVito Scott Nelson Mike O’Brien John Theisen Scott Zucca Phil Bordingcr Blake Bowman Steve Colville Vinny D’Amorr Barry Edman Scott Rushworth Dave Stahly Kevin Sullivan Mike Barberio Jim Callaghan Vito Furio Pete Grenier Nick Falciano Jody Humiston Criag Iaia Mike Lcturno John Lukse Eric Manton Kevin Mohan Mike Sera Al Theirfeldcr Charlie Healey Adv.—Mr. Oshan Marc Bennett Pryce Brodeur Jim Corna Eric Corson Todd Defreu Scott Duncan Tom Fatigate Joe Fernandes Jeff Fishman Rich Fletcher Peter Grasseler Henry Hansen Fred Hathaway Jesse Hicks Steve Houi Corey Kaplan Linda Karasz Mike Kessler Scott Kincaid James King Lonnie LeBlanc Jason Leonard Chris McAvoy Bryan McBriearty Marc McBriearty David McLendon Maury Menard Frank Miller Patrick Murphy J. Patagonia Paul Perreault Scott Phillips Chris Radcschi Kevin Reynolds John Ryerson Bill Roode Gary Stein Warner Steirl Sean Sweeney Aaron Swift Pat Testa Guy Tino Lisa Vakassian J. Wagcnbrcnner Mike White WEIGHT TRAINING CLUB NMHS MARCHING BAND NMHS BAND Director: Albert Bayers Drum Major: Steph Bigelow Keith Alexander Victor Consaga Tracey Aronson Chrystenc Cook Keith Asman Shelly Crawford Margaret Barlow Kelly Curran Tessa Bigelow Vincent Damorc Marsha Bongiorno Amie Dane Davis Boyer Lynn DcCaro Karen Burrows Lourdes Delgado An-Yi Chen Robert Dempster Meredith Cimm.no Leroy Drey fuss Rebecca Conn William Eidhin Valerie Consaga Roberto Ennis Greg Ferrari Laura Fogarty Drew Izzo Carl Fowler Carolyn Johnson Victoria Fucs Steven Jomes Pam Gallagher Michael Kime Debbie Golden Kristen King Chris Grenier Tina King Bobby Griffin Hilary Krubsack Greta Hagner Dawn Lathropc Elissa Hattman David Lathrope Donna Heady Pamela Leary Karen Heady Doug Maclnnis Susan Hilliard Joel MacRitchie Pamela Hixon Gina Mandracchia Mary Hoburg Susan McCoy Matt Hyland Andrew Mitchell Dirk Izzo Donna Molinaro 146 Cynthia Moskowitz John Mullen Paul Mullen Lauren Nagle Mary Beth O’Brien Kathleen O'Connell Ronald Okpych Eliza Pollack Kathleen Quinn Rosie Quinn Craig Raymond Arlene Reid Erica Risberg Dave Robles Monica Ryder Michelle Sager Ernest Samuelson Lcanne Saunders Dana Scarpone Shawn Carrington Peter Ciccone Paige Cook Cindy Danish Beverly Fergason Carrie Geren Fred Hathaway Diane Hession Margaret Hine Robert King Laura Kinney Michelle LaPenna Sarah Lester Mark Lewis Colleen McCormack William McKay Sonya Mitchell Gina Palmisani Kimbcrlcc Pearson Debra Piper Daniel Robinson Joseph Rondini Ian Rowburrey Lauren Saplio Robin Scmour Lisa Stahl Liz Tishion Peter Toman Mike Crawford Sarah Hillard John Scott Charlie Strassle Lorcna Taylor Cheryl Thierfelder Stephen Toman Richard Tyte Robin Vancgas Lea VanValkcnburgh Louis Wahl Michelle Wall Kristin Wallach Julie Wasson Kathryn Wcy Jenny Worthingtoin Scott Zucca Judy Dunn James Abbott Eileen Ball Carla Bates Beth Bayers Jonathan Bigelow Robert Brenner FLAGS FLAGS CAPTAINS Cheryl Theirfeldcr Erin Carrington Elizabet Poprocki Mary Quinn Lori Mayctte Kristin Rcppcnhagcn Dawn DeLeo Rebecca Cover Suzanne Madden Laurie Ball Trish Johnson Cathy Zarchinsky Debbie McCaffery Sarah Hilliard Michelle Dudley Tracey Mayctte Dawn Wojechowski Paige Cook 147 Gcri Azary Norccn Cclcllo Thcrca Cyr Carolyn Elclck Carrie Geren Lori Hoffman Marni Krause Kim Pearson Amic Ramsey Sue Roticnbcrg Lauren Saplio Sandy Schroeder Chris Schuster Robin Vanegas Advisor: Mrs. Clark SPANISH CLUB Clinton Bickford Darrel Chernaske Gina Daddona Tammy Fisher Jennifer Kraft Suzanne Madden Tracey Madden Jenny Pasciak Kim Pawloski Carol Smith Sue Stearns Audra Washay Advisor: Miss Coulter FRENCH CLUB 148 AVIATION Dan Anderson Jeffrey Bailey Paul Blankenship Brian Burch Charles Curry Tom Damico Brendan Dineen Glen Gileno Karl Hermonat Jennifer Henderson Patrick Herring Kevin Kennedy Rob Lodsin Adam Marcus Greg Nequist Jason Payne Mike Pryor Ian Rowburrcy Eric Scranton Craig Simo Kyle Sullivan Chris Tuck Jon Vakassian Micah Cover Mike Crawford Paul Grasscler Chris Litty Kerry Rybcrg Steve Tucker Advisor: Mr. Olson COMIC BOOK CLUB 149 COURTYARD CLEAN-UP CLUB Advisors: Mr Fiftal Mr. Clonaris Colleen Abdella Laurie Faucett Todd Litty Dana Scarponc Steve Abdella Sue Fisher Missy Lobraico Robin ShirlofT Doug Adamson Ed Fortunato Tina Louranco Elaine Scnsenbrcnncr Billy Bahr Wayne Faucher Sharon Mackey Steve Shanks Dave Bennett Bob Glandcr Sam Mancuso Renee Sicber Jenni Bollow Bill Goldie Mark Maters Mark Slauson Roberta Bryson Nick Grammatico Danielle Matzger Chris Stavrakis Lynn A. Cable John Hartman Dave Mazzarella Linda Strid Lynn M. Cable Karen Heady Jim Mitchell Cheryl Swell Kevin Ccllelo Sue Hueck Holly Murphy Kim Testa Lynda Chase Shari Jackson Jim Napolitano Arianet Valentin Dave Coons Michelle Johnson Tracey Nelson Sue Vhay George Curry Holly Kelly Rich O’Dell Tina Yoblonski Jack D’Anna Tina Kennedy Tom Owen Valerio Yoblonski Mike Elliot Debbie Kronfeld Stephen Poethke Cathy Zarczynski Tony Lambcrson Tammy Reiske Ed Lillis Lori Rot he 150 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CLUB Advisor: Mr. Barbero Libby Goldstein Peter Grassier Rob Haggett Audrey Havens Noel Castle Chris Hinc Leo Cctinski Margaret Hinc Kerri Daddona Pam Hixon Bruce Dike Tim Holland Carla Bates Brian Ennis Dirk Izzo Tammi Benson Mark Evans Drew Izzo Eric Brown Betsy Finch Trisha Johnson John Carmcllini Sue Fisher David Lathrope Laura Fogarty Jack Lavalette Kathleen Ford Sarah Lester Dawn Lillis Jen Lippay John Lowe John Luksc Tim Lynch Tammy Reighard Beth Marsan David Rizzo Gina Marsicano Mark Rizzo Traci Mayette Liz Rogg Shari Murphy Emile Rogg Russ Smith Carolyn Nadeau Mike Schulla Joe Snow Bob Pardon Darryl Schcnzer Dave Stahly Jen Pasciak John Scott Rich Valcnte Amy Purpora Keith Sheridan Lou Venezia Bob Purpora Floyd ShifTman Jon Winkler 1SI Chris Daher Tara Durr Chris Fazzone Dennis Fcdcrlc Doris Film Justine Fisher Ray Hyatt Diane Kozlowski Craig Mills Patti Murphy Kevin Murray Ted Nelson Shane Newman Tracey White Advisor: Mr. Lee WIMBLEDON SOCIETY Advisor: Mrs. Zaloski Kim Blanchard Kathy Chandler Lourdes Delgado GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB 152 WORLD SERIES CLUB Advisor: Mr. Wrenn Doug Doychak Mike Dube Mark Evans Louis Fox Mike Serra John Tomascak George Webster Mike Zarba Bob Purpora Bill Romanicllo Dondi Salas Bob Scribner Cory Nash Corey Niemiee Jeff Osborne Ray Pennicci David Mclychcr Brian Miller Scott Morrell Paul Murray Mike Kelly Tom Kouloganes Dennis Kozlowski Dave Maruszak Phil Geiscl Ed Gereg Mike Glandcr Chris Grenier Advisor: Mr. Moger George Adams Sevdat Bajrami Erik Brown Vic Butera David Dean Dennis Dcmanc Gary Elder Chris Hanny Pat Heaton Dave Hoffman Tim Holland Scott Hornecker John Hyland Mike Kime Dave Kullgren Tim Manderbach Chris McCullough Jason McKay Chad McWhinnic Mark Pcraginc Shannon Plue Marc Rizzo Rich Samoska Mark Shanko Kelly Sigrist Jill Sontag Rich Strid Russ Turner Gareth Vaughan Jimmy Wood Shawn Yoakum INDOOR SOCCER 153 FBLA Wendy Bennett Brian Durr Melanie Connors Jami Kenny Tom Mullen Lauren Nagle Patricia O'Neill Tammy Stahl Mike Vaughn Donna Winklevoss Advisor: Mr. Sheridan President: Susan Kernochan Vice President: Pam Keane Secretary: Laurie Moore Treasurer: Heather Morren Kathy Dratch Julie Edman Rene Dlugokcncky Donna Freeman Katie Glkaser Patricia Garcia ______________________________J George Gudauskas Jeni Hehl □ Mary Quinn Joe lannozzo Julie Pitt Kim Tzenis J VICA CERAMICS CLUB Cathy Oria Karen Talaska Jennifer Walker Susi Knack Richard Maciel Lori Mayette Amie Dane Peter Genet Dorothy Hill Wendy Bennett Christine Chrisman Danielle D’Alcssio Valerie Adams Kristina Albright Debbie Aumiller Advisor: Miss Chambers Peter Velanzon Janice Vo .zella Julie Wasson Katie Webster Tim Wesson Scott Wesson Bryan MeBrearity Greg Miller Rich Prausc Art Randall Craig Raymand Kent Tomascak Bo Curry Ronald Cyr John Dicesare Gerry Ferris Ted Kimlin John Klous Keith Asman Robert Belcourt Scott Bennett Chris Breunig Brenda Clinton Peter Cote FIRE FIGHTERS Advisor: Mr. Hibbard 155 ADVANCED COMPUTERS Advisor: Charlie Burrows Bruce Dike Dave Lynch Sam Samuelson Tony Scott Dr. Kershnar Carmine D'Amore Jonathan Luning Tom Russel Lawrence Schmitt Mike Armstrong Scott Campbell Dave King Rich LaRusse Brian Maciel Don Waterworth Walter White Advisor: Mr. Edward ■a —9 ■ ■ 1-f INTERMEDIATE COMPUTERS 156 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Advisor: Dr. Tripp This Club is open to any math student who wishes to work on computer programming skills outside of class. 157 NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Advisor: Mr. Keck Sopranos Sandeigh Chark Beth Conkey Rebecca Cover Tina DiMarco Nancy Frank Tammy Fisher Alcta Flcndcrson Trisha Johnson Colleen Ludvig Liz Poprocki Kristin Reppenhagcn Jeanne-Marie Rusk Cheryl Seymour Karen Smalley Denise Whittman Beth Yacgcr Altos Stephanie Bigelow Kathy Bluestcin Shelley Crawford Katie Edmonds Kathy Favoccia Melissa Melycher Yvette Moffett Shelly Roark Sondae Waldorf Basses Sextet Bill Eichin Bob Griffin Jon Saul Stephanie Bigelow Rebecca Cover Trisha Johnson Melissa Melycher Kristin Reppenhagen Jeanne-Marie Rusk 158 Slumnra Junior (jii nyarin., 1. student in the third year of high school or college 2. one of lower position, rank, or standing; one who is more recent 3. person who will soon be superior—no longer second class 159 Dale Abbott Joice Abbott Colleen Abdclla Douglas Adamson Elizabeth Adrian Daniel Allen Debra Altobelli James Andersen Christopher Anderson Peter Anderson Susan Anderson Jessica Arnau Tracy Aronson William Ashcroft Keith Asman Alan Baglia Sevdat Bajrami Laurie Ball Yvonne Barron Wendy A. Bennett Wendy L. Bennett Gretchen Birdseye Cheryl Blanchard Jennifer Bollow Kristine Bonner Gary Brady Pryce Brodeur Matthew Brothers Lisa Bucko Amy Chaillou Kacy Chcron Kenneth Clark Beth Conkey Rebecca Conn Yicktor Consaga Christopher Copeland Tara Cosacchi Tos Crawford Joannah Cunningham Kelly Curran Danielle D'Alcssio Amic Dane Kathleen Davies Carrie Davin David Dean Trade DeGiorgio Dennis DcManc Joseph DcSalvo Joseph DeVito Laura Doha Douglas Doychak Sherry Doyle Kathleen Dratch David Drazul Rhonda Dunn Paul Eden Julie Edman Sandra Edwards Laurie Elcck Denise Elliot Bobbijo Ellis Roger Erickson Dolores Faiola Kathleen Favoccia Noel Fcdcrlc Gregory Ferrari Gerald Ferriss Delshonda Fikes Suzanne Fisher Candace Fitch Richard Fletcher Karen Ford Edward Fortunato Domingo Eranciamorc India Franks Richard Fry Daniel Fuller Andrew Furuglyas Patricia Gargon Ronald Giroux Tamzin Giroux Jennifer Glaser Katherine Glaser Deborah Golden Bill Goldie Patrick Gordon Christian Grenier Thomas Groeschncr George Gudauskas Greta Hagncr Kristine Hall Deborah Haller Henry Hansen Tina Harvey Donna Heady John Henkel Darcy Hcrberick Dorothy Hill Lorraine Hoffman Pattie Hoffman Paul Holderman David Holland Kim Hope Judith Horn Tracy Hu Tracy Hultman Lisa Hungerford Jennie Ingelbretscn Eric Jackson Denise Jiroudek Michelle Johns Carolyn Johnson Michelle Johnson Patricia Johnson Peter Jones Kinda Karasz Tracy Kelly Christine Kincaid Jill Koehlert Kelly Kraemer Marni Krause Heidi Kriegl Hilary Krubsack Lisa Kuhn Sonia Larson Hildegard Lathrop Dawn Lathropc Kathleen Leahy Jennifer Lippay Todd Lobraido Donna Lopes Jacquelyn Lunich David Lynch Douglas Maclnnis Kevin MacLarcn Suzanne Madden Tracey Madden Donna Managan Mark Martens Debbie McCaffrey Gail McGuinncss Marc Mielc Dewitt Miles Kerry McGuinness k Gregory Miller Andrew Mitchell Lisa Moffett Yvette MofTctt Tracey Moore Leean Morrell John Morris Christine Mosher Cynthia Moskowitz Thomas Mullen Brendan Murphy Shari Murphy William Murray Laura Nadeau Lauren Nagle Carman Navid Scott Nelson Shayne Newman Joseph Nolet Kevin Noonan Michael O'Brien Paige O’Brien Inga Olson Patricia O’Neill Jeffrey Osborne Gary Pancoast Andrea Pappano Stephen Partrick Bret Parzuchowski Kim Pawloski Laura Pennucci Jeffrey Phillips Dominick Picchione John Pischetta Raymond Ploof Stephan Poelhke Amy Purpora Kathleen Quinn Rosie Quinn Valeric Quinn Corrie Radcschi Leslie Raskin Craig Raymond Tammy Reiske Lynn Richardson Shelley Roark David Robles Jeffrey Russell John Russi John Ryerson Michelle Sager Leanne Saunders Dana Scarponc Stacey Schmidlin Anthony Scott Eric Scranton Jennifer Shab Steven Shanks Lori Shapiro Kevin Sheehan Mark Slauson Karen Smalley Lillian Smart Victoria Smith Margaret Smyrski Thomas Smyth Mark Solomon Tamila Stahl Cynthia Steward Linda Strid John Sullivan Kyle Sullivan Lorcna Taylor John Theiscn Heather Tirnauer Missy Tragcr Michael Triscari Lisa Vakassian David VandigrifTt Lea VanValkcnburgh Gareth Vaughn Michael Vaughn Jolinc Vcillcux Andrea Volinski Louis Wahl Sondac Waldorf Michelle Walter Donna Went Karen Went Kimmy Wheeler Danielle White Michael White Tracey Wilmot Tod Wilson Kenneth Winkelstern Brett Woodin Susan Worth Doreen Wyant Andrew Yevish Catherine Zarcznski Scott Zucca 168 i npljnmarpB Sophomore (sof'a mor in., 1. student in the second year of high school or college 2. someone who thinks the world is square 3. Person (hopefully) to gain modesty and respect through the process of becoming an upperclassman 169 Bradley Abbott Marla Ackerman Deena Adams Scan Adams Stephanie Adrian John Andersen Heike Anderson Raymond Angelic Deborah Aumiller Michael Austin Donald Babyon Elaine Balsiey Scott Banks Celeste Bantz Charles Barrows Wendy Bellion Darrin Bcnham David Bennett Tamara Benson Dcana Berry Brian Betts Tammy Beyer Lisa Bicnvenu James Blessing John Blorc Kathy Bluestcin Marsha Bongiorno Philip Bordinger Diane Bosscrs Thomas Bowman Erik Brown Michael Bucccllato Brian Burch Lisa Burk John Burkhardt Karen Burrows Jonathan Byrne Lynn Cable Lynn M. Cable Noreen Cahill Shcrr Calabrese Theresa Calabrese Horatio Canton Ralph Caprilozzi April Cardinal Noel Castle John Celli Leo Cetinski Kathleen Chandler Antony Chcmcro Christine Chrisman Derek Clcghorn Wayne Clinton Michelle Clow Eileen Cole Shan Collins David Cooper Eric Corson Kimberly Cumming Gina Daddona Kerri Daddona Vincent D’Amorc John DeAlessio Jennifer DcForcst Todd Dcfrcn Lourdes Delgado Janice Del.uca Robcn Dempster John DiCesare Christopher Dingee William Dorfschmidt Deborah Doubck Rebecca Doubck Michele Dudley Judith Dunn Tara Durr Michael Ebcrhardt Sabrina Edelson Barry Edman Katie Edmonds Peter Eichbaum William Eichcn Gary Elder Caroline Eleck Danielle Endress Colleen English Pamela Evans Laura Evans John Farrell Terrence Farrell Dean Fcrrcntino Roseann Ferretti Darnell Fikes Jean Fisher Kelly Fleming Abigail Fletcher Laura Fogarty James Ford Daniel Foster Rosemarie Fraioli Lauren Frohlich Victoria Fucs I Christopher Fumal Elizabeth Fumal Pamela Gallagher Robin Gardner Phillip Geisel Theresa Gencarcili Peter Genet Frank Gifford Michael Glandcr Robert Glander Thomas Glaser Libby Goldstein Michael Gordon Peter Grasselcr Brent Graves Kelly Greene Bobby Griffin Monica Harrington Elissa Hattman Mamie Hayes Karen Heady Thomas Hcaly Susan Hilliard Pamela Hixson Mary Hoburg Timothy Holland Bill Holly Susan Holsten James Hooley Steven Hriczko Traci Horgan Susan Hucck Ronald Hulse Jeffrey Hume Melissa Ivan Drew lzzo Heather Kelly Nocllc Kennedy Michael Kime Tina King Melanie Kioukis Attila Kiss Dawn Kitchens Steven Kleppin Susi Knaak Pamela Knipc Deborah Kronfield Leslie Lamb Roger Lambert Michael Lane Sandra Lane David Lathropc John Lavalctlc Thomas Leahey Pamela Leary Kimgerly Leonard Christine Licbcrum Dawn Lillis Michelle Lisi Christopher Lobdcll Frederick Lodsin Keith Lyke Colleen Lynch Timothy Lynch Sharon Mackey Joel Macritchie Colleen Mahon Sean Malcski Keith Managan Timothy Manderbach Gina Mandracchia Paul Marazita Elizabeth Vlarsan Christopher McAvoy Adam McBrcairty Vallic Met Shari Michaud Craig Mills Sherry Minotti Donna Mlakcr Angela Moffett Christopher MofTett Donna Molinaro Derek Moots Scan Moran Debra Morehouse Michael Morris Judith Moss Paul Mullen Bonnie Muronc Holly Murphy Robert Murphy Carolyn Nadeau Katayonc Navid Charles Nelson Tracy Nelson Nicole Newnam Kathleen O'Connell Ronald Okpych Catherine Oria Robert Orlandi Jocllc Osborne John Palmisani Jennifer Pasciak Melodic Paskowski Kaihrync Peel Melissa Peel Harry Penner Melanie Pennington Victoria Pcrkowski Karen Perlman Renee Perronc Joy Phillips Gregory Pieck John Piper Tonia Pilchard Eliza Pollack Lynn Poliak George Poodiack Cynthia Post Sharon Procbstcr Denis Pruchnik Margaret Purvinis Daniel Quinn Michelle Rakowski Gail Ransom Deborah Reed Lisa Reed Arlene Reid Tammy Reighard Jennifer Rcnningcr Lisa Reynolds Wendy Rice Timothy Richardson Shana Richmond Charlotte Rinaldi Erica Risbcrg Susan Rizza Mark Rizzo Charles Robinson Elizabeth Rogg William Romaniello Jeffrey Rose Terri Ross Laura Rothe Rachel Rotmil Dawn Rottenburg Carol Rountos Christa Ruppcll Robert Rushworth Karen Rusk Kerry Ryberg Monica Ryder Richard Samoska Laurel Samuelson Robin SchirlofT Paul Schuster Priscilla Schutts John Scott Jamie Scrimgeour Elaine Sensenbrenner David Shanks Renee Sieber Kelly Sigrist Angela Sirois Diane Smith Russell Smith Christine Smyth Joseph Snow Christina Snyder Deanne Sommcrvillc Mary Sorbara Glen Souza Thomas Spa no Matthew St Jean David Stalhy Carolyn Slaib Christine Stavrakis Gary Stein Debra Stephen Randolph Stone Richard Strid Kevin Sullivan Michelle Talaska Theodore Thomas Christine Thurston Kent Tomascak Thomas Trcmont Russell Turner Richard Tyte Richard Valente Karin Vandcrzcc Karen Vozzella Joseph Wagcnbrcnncr Carol Waldmann Michelle Wall Audra Washay Jill Washay Julie Wasson William Webber Katherine Webster Kathryn Wey Michael Whitcomb Keith Willcox Gail Williams Jonathon Winkler James Wood Jennifer Worthington Kevin W'right Valerie Yoblonski 179 180 iFn'slmu'n Freshman (fresh'manin. student in the first year of high school or college something worse than soggy cornflakes people who find high school hard to pass 181 James Abbott George Adams Jenny Alger Tina Altobelli Britt Amunsen Daniel Anderson Joanna Angelic Stephanie Angclovich Michael Armstrong Kimberly Arndt Regina Aumillcr April Austin Geraldine Azary Jeffrey Bailey Kimct Bajrami Eileen Ball Michelle Ball Michael Barberio Carla Bates Beth Bayers Beverly Beall Kevin Becker Robert Bclcourt John Bennett Marc Bennett Tyler Bcrgcman Cathy Bethurem Clinton Bickford Jonathan Bigelow Paul Biondino Barbara Blanchard Kristin Blanchard Paul Blankenship Kimberly Bohlig Russell Bonn Jennifer Bourdillon Elias Bouzakis Philip Bower Kendra Bowman Danielle Brauneisen Robert Brenner Christopher Breunig Ellen Brooks Jennifer Burke Amy Burkey Victor Butera James Callaghan Alyssa Camm Scott Campbell Judd Canepari John Carmellini Shawn Carrington Kim Celello Patricia Chandler Jeannie Chase Jennifer Chase Joseph Chcrnero An-Wen Chen Darrell Cherniske Brenda Clinton Joseph Coleman Ronald Colp George Confere Michelle Conkey Margaret Conn Susan Consaga Paige Cook April Coons Vicky Cordeiro James Corna Peter Cote Lisa Courtney Micah Cover Christine Cox Michael Crawford Cyril Crocker Charles Curry Robert Curry Jamie Dale Amy Daley Thomas D'Amico Cynthia Danish Deborah Davis Jennie Dean David DeBoy Timothy Delaney Laura DeSalvo Sherry Dewitt Amy DiCcsarc Tina DeMarco Julie Dixon Robert Doychak Lisa Drazul Michael Dube Arlene Englund Brian F.nnis Brenda Erickson Mark Evans Nicholas Falciano Brenda Farrell Thomas Fatigate Kris Fazzonc Dennis Fedcrlc Beverly Fergason Joseph Fernandes Doris Film Rebecca Fleming Kathleen Ford Timothy Fradc Nancy Frank Donald Fucs Roscmaria Furio Viio Furio Laura Gage Christine Garcia Laura Garten Robert Gaylor Michele Gencstra Carrie Geren Kim Gerzimbke Samantha Gibbons Bryan Gingrich Jennifer Goupil Christine Goyetlc Peter Grenier April Gunnarshaug Christian Hanny Anna Harka Jason Hartlieb Thomas Hartman Robert Harvey Michael Harvey Fred Hathaway Ellen Healey Patrick Heaton Henry Henderson Karl Hermonat Patrick Herring Diane Hession Jesse Hicks Edward Hill Susan Hill Sara Hilliard Lisa Hilyard Margaret Hinc Brian Hlavak David Hoffman Kelly Holly Ian Holmes Pamela Hope Scott Hornecker Patty Hu Jody Humiston Lynn Hungcrford Robert Hutchings Raymond Hyatt John Hyland Craig laia Jason Janesky Jennifer Jennings Diana Jones Maryfanccs Justs Corey Kaplan Kristine Kehoe Michael Kelly Molly Kelly Kevin Kennedy Barbara Kent Michael Kessler Scott Kincaid David King James King Robert King Laura Kinney Deborah Kitchens John Klous Jennifer Knoerl Diane Kozlowski Leigh Kraemer Jennifer Kraft Richard Kraska Mclyssa Kricgl Leann Kriston David Kullgren Rachel Landgrebc Edward Langley Caroline Langlois Michelle l.aPcnna Richard LaRusso Sharon Lathropc Lonnie LeBlanc Jason Leonard Sarah Lester Michael LcTourncau Mark Lewis Christopher Lilly Robert Lodsin John Lowe Colleen Ludwig John Luksc Keith Luning Cheryl Lutinski Brian Macicl Alix Macombcr Colleen Maguire Cheryl Malcski Jacob Mallory Eric Mantion Adam Marcus Eric Marquad Jacqueline Martin Patricia Mascio Traci Mayetle Marco Mazzotta Jacqueline McAlley Bryan McBreairty Kevin McCaffcrty Stephen McCall Colleen McCormack Christopher McCullough Margaret MeDonagh William F. McKay William J. McKay David McClendon Chad MeWhinnie Jeffrey Melc David Melychcr Danielle Metzger Wendy Miles Fitchard Millard Brian Miller Donna Miller Frank Miller Alison Minucci Ferris Mitchell James Mitchell Regina Mitchell Sonya Mitchell Kevin Mohan Katrina Mojzcsz June Moore Lisa Moots Scott Morrell David Moyle Peggy Muchlcnbein Theresa Muhlmeyer Jason Mullins Glen Murphy Julie Murphy Kathleen Murphy Patricia Murphy Patrick Murphy Kevin Murray Paul Murray Jeamne Napolilano Gregory Ncquisi Corey Nicmicc Kelly O'Brien Amy Olandcr Debra Olsen Theresa Orlandi Jennifer Osborne Debra Oshan Sylvia Oyola Gina Palmisam Lisa Pari rick John Pawlowski Andrew Payne Kimberlcc Pearson Rachel Pcick Lyle Pelkey Lmilic Penner Mark Pcraginc Mari Pcrrault Kevin Perrin Regina Piccinini Cynthia Pindcr Beth Pinglcton Debra Piper Leah Pin Shannon Pluc Michael Pryor Beth Revenburgh David Rizzo Daniel Robinson Margarcthc Rogg Jeffrey Roma Andrew Romanoff Joseph Rondini Myra Rot he Susan Rottenburg Ian Rowburrey Pamela Routolo Barbara Russell Scott Russell Channon Salas Valerie Salcmbicr Jody Samuclsin Lauren Saplio Jonathon Saul Ellen Schenzcr Elizabeth Schiel Andrea Schmidlin Gregory Schmitt Sandra Schrocdcr Daryl Schultz Rhonda Scribner Robert Scribner Michael Serra Kathy Severance Robin Seymour Johanna Shepherd Keith Sheridan Craig Simo Michael Slocum James Smith Raymind Smith Lillian Smyth Dean Solo man Dana Solomom Gretchen Sontag Lisa Stahl Linda Steward Julie Stewart Werner Stierle Dawn Sullivan Lisa Sundling Kelly Sweet Lori Swett Aaron Swift Heather Szmczak Karen Talaska Michele Taylor Patrick Testa Albert Thierfelder Guy Tino Elizabeth Tishion David Toman Peter Toman John Tomascak Arlene Torres Gene Tovino Vera Tovino William Trabold Donna Tracy Christopher Tuck John Turciano Amanda Vadas Jonathon Vakassian Shannon VanVIett Peter Velanzon Jennifer Walker Jeanne Warde Susan Watkins Sheldon Watson Donald Wattcrworth Kimberly Webb Dana Webber George Webster Jennifer Wcdick Kcri Wheeler Tracey White Walter White Deborah Whittington Jamie Wilcox James Williams Kristin Winkelstern Denise Wittmann Dawn Wojcicchowski Shawn Yoakum 194 G SSARYO reRMS A.R (a'pe ), n. 1. Advanced Placement 2. Absolute Panic brown noser (broun noz r). n. I. a servile or self-seeking flatterer 2. one who warms up to a teacher in return for a good grade cafe study (caf stud i), n. 1. place where upperclassmen who don’t have courses to attend go to talk Chanticleer (chan t akler), n. 1. school newspaper 2. the tail of a rooster course selection day (kors si l£k shan da), n. 1. day in January when underclassmen choose their classes for the following year 2. “regular” day for Seniors syn. Senior skip day-depression (di pre'shan), n. 1. a melancholy feeling one gets if they don’t buy a yearbook geek (gek), n. 1. unathletic, seemingly intelligent person, usually associated with computers Ant. jock greenhouse (gren hous), n. 1. room with the potential for growing plants 2. see-through closet Health (helth), n. I. course providing instruction in kissing dummies 2. course dealing with consequences of kissing dummies homecoming (horn kum ing), n. 1. time when alumni come home 2. a time to dispute geography homeroom (horn riim), n. 1. way to dispose of part of first period 2. place other than English class to fill out paper work syn. cafe study jock (jok), n. 1. athletic person who plays at least two Varsity sports and generally lacks sobriety syn. Boys X-Countrv team ant. geek parking sticker (park'ing stik ar), n. 1. another attempt to nickle-and-dime a student to death Piper (pTp'ar), n. 1. secondary high school publication filled with sensual stories and magnificent meter plantarium (plan's tar ia m). n. 1. storehouse for sophomore cookies prep (prep), n. . one who has a complete wardrobe of rainbow-colored clothes, no two pieces of which match syn. Steve Toman. John Mullen senioritis (sen yar Tt'is), n. 1. disease usually contracted in the late Junior or early Senior year, giving the victim a feeling that extracurricular activities are much more important than academics Senior skip day (sen yar skip da). 1. arranged day for Seniors to participate in group activities off school grounds on a school day syn. Course Selection Day speed bump (sped bump), 1. obnoxious strip of black top which damages shock absorbers 2. method of meeting MHR spirit stick (spir it stik,) 1. worthless stick of wood, wrapped in tissue paper, given to the class with the highest bid Student Council (stu'dant koun sal). 1. the great lavatory advocates substitute teacher (sub st tut tech ar). 1. person hired for the purpose of students becoming proficient in harassment and wittiness Yearbook (yer biik'’), n. 1. exquisite literary publication assembled by a crack group of Seniors Yearbook Editor (yer biik ed atar), n. I. person who holds a thankless job and can complete a two page spread in ten minutes, deadly with a scaleograph and cropping pencil (not to be confused with the fabled “Coordinating Editor”) 196 g ttinr Profiles definition Senior Profile (sen-yer pro' fH) 1. a concise auto-biographical sketch of a Senior secret ho the Class of 1985 views themselves 197 BETH ABBOTT TESSA BIGELOW SANDRA BRESEE 1. skeptical 2. to live in a white house w fence 3. cheese, weak people 4 red hair 5. Jim 6. Hiya! Howaya?; I love Jim 7. Mavbelle Cartright 8. May 25 1. cmpathetic 2. to be the keeper of the lighthouse 3. people who say—“Where's your other 4 Lochinvar types 5. 6. No, I am not Brooke Shields! 7. Tcss 8. November 27 1. quiet 2. to become wealthy half? 3. people who think they’re tough 4. puppy eyes from guys 5. blue clothes 6. You should have seen! 7. Sandy 8. January 16 VALERIE ADAMS 1. honest, friendly 2. to be rich and travel 3. two-faced people 4 Tom 5. my smile 6. What! 7. Val 8. April 14 MARY BEITER 1. friendly 2. to be happy and wealthy 3. they think they’re the hottest in NMHS 4. shopping 5. “Aviance night musk , my dimples 6. Who? 7. Spydcr 8. February 8 TIMOTHY BROOKS 1. 2. to become a state champion 3. misplacing things 4. 300 pound defensive tackles 5. 73 6. So what? 7. Chief 8. July 24 KEITH ALEXANDER 1. one of a kind 2. to be all 1 can be 3. hypocrits 4 puppy dog eyes 5. the Big Green Party Machine 6 Oh well! 7. Kcifers 8. December 18 DREW AQUILINA 1. cute (Rene and Juliue said so) 2. to be the state champ 3. 121 plus 4. tootsie rolls and “please 5. dieting and the green grunt 6. Dirt ball 7. Drewper 8. July 7 DAVID BERGER 1. flashy 2. to become rich and move to New York 3. the speed bump 4 pizza 5. my van 6. It ain’t over till it’s over. 7. 8. October 16 MAYLO BIZIER 1. drunk bum 2. to play with Montreal Canadians 3. waiting for people 4. palying varsity football 5. my car 6. Let’s go out and “pound 7. May-Hi 8. July 24 CHRYS CAPLANSON 1. exotic 2. to live in an igloo, ride an elephant 3. people who change name to copy me 4 sourcream onion p.c.. Cokes. Sean 5. black hair, black witch shoes 6. Hey son! 7. Son, Quis 8. July 9 LAURA CAPRON 1. soundless 2. to be heard by everyone 3. people who don’t stick to own opinion 4. chocolate licorice 5. Sandy’s Dec pictures 6. You pig! I couldn't believe it! 7. Laurie 8. July 15 LISA BARTRAM 1. talkative, easily amused 2. to have a chauffeured limousine 3. favoritism, hard rock 4. nice eyes, nice smile, W.J. 5. 13 6. isn’t he a fox, Theresa 7. Dear Ope 8. July 12 STEFANIE BIGELOW 1. conservative 2. to become the US President in 2012 3. people who say “Which one are you?” 4 roses 5. hiccups 6. What a goof! Duckie! 7. Stef, Stcffie 8. December 29 SCOTT BOWMAN 1. destructive 2. to get a real car 3. old people and neighbors 4. an unprotected mailbox 5. PV. 6. Your mother 7. Scoop 8. December 3 DAVID BOYER 1. fun 2. to beat Arnold Palmer in golf 3. liars 4. money 5. woodstock 6. How ya doing! 7. Billy 8. July 15 LENNY CASACALENDA 1. intense, tame 2. to own a pink house and a pink Porshc 3. heavy metal 4. music 5. my car. detentions 6. Cool 7. Honda Fred 8. August 7 ROBERT CASAZZA 1. laid back 2. to play guitar with Springsteen 3. waiting in line 4. an ice cold mug 5. 51 6. Bascially 7. Caspazz 8. August 31 LISA CASTONGUAY DENISE COLEMAN PAUL CROTEAU 1 potentially marinated 1. unique i. 2 to write the “Great American Novel 2. to meet and marry J Morrison 2. to be an engineer 3. waiting' 3. they tell me Jim Morrison is dead 3. wise guys 4 Adam. Duran. Doritocs 4. Jim Morrison 4. keeping my mouth shut 5 my smiley-face man 5. my walk, the “Doors 5. uncombed hair 6. Guess what? 6. Later days!! 6. 1 didn't do it! 7 Lise Cey 7. Denise “hips 7. Gil Nipper 8 Apirl 8 8. November 19 8. October 29 GRACE CEA I. sweet, honest, cute 2 to be five feet tall and own NYC 3 phony people 4 Italian food 5. my height, my red sneakers 6 Get me out of this place! 7. Jace 8. November 14 VALERIE CONSAGA 1. intrigued 2. to become a Hawaii beach bum 3. people who make me feel inferior 4 kangaroos with big blue eyes 5. my hair 6. That's ridiculous 7. Val 8. September 29 KERRY CURRAN 1. impulsive 2. to live happily ever after with C.K 3. guys who think they drive better 4 Chris, champagne, water beds 5. the horse on the hood of my car 6. 7. Thumper 8. June 13 SANDEIGH CHARK 1. humorously wild 2. to meet PMc.C, J.L.. S.P, B.S 3 people who get As and still complain 4 chocolate chip cookies, music 5. my black satin jacket with pins 6. Oh, no What ccz cet! 7. Jorgina Christina Kastleburi Duke 8. February 10 AMY CHRISTOPHERSEN 1. bubbly 2. to deflate all airheads 3. when men leave the toilet seat up 4 P.J.L. 5. my hair, laugh, shoes 6. 50 million and EEEEE ..!! 7. Flamin' Ami 8. August 19 MEREDITH CIMMINO 1. dramatic 2. to find my spine 3. people who interrupt 4 gorgeous eyes 5. salad dressing on the side 6 It makes a good sandwich. 7. Mere-ding 8 July 31 SEAN CLARKE 1. gelatinous 2. to be in cauliflowerthrowing contest 3. death 4. anything with a nice veneer finish 5. the rumble pump dunk 6 Booga! Booga! 7. Mr. Caulking Adhesive and bean 8. February 28 CHRYSTENE COOK 1. versitile 2. to own an island in the Carribcan 3. being told what to do 4 big. brown eyes 5. my laugh, my handwriting 6. 7. Cookie 8 May I GINA CORSON 1. wild but moody 2. to join the circus 3. phonies 4 spending money 5. my curls 6 Hey son. what’s up! 7. Son Ji’na 8. April 5 REBECCA COVER 1. ineffable 2. to become independently, wealthy 3. superficiality, self-righteousness 4. lifeguards 5. mother 6. Relax. Beth 7. Nastassia 8. October 28 SHELLY CRAW FORD 1. subtly convivial 2. to be a motorcross wife 3. pickles, traffic, band camp 4. Jim. peanuts, m m's 5. Jim Heinz, the Crawfmobilc 6. Oh well. I’ll get over it!! 7. Shel. Crawf. Kraut 8. January 15 ANTHONY D AMICO 1. quarrelsome 2. to be humble but own a Porshc 3. 4 Kim 5. G’mobilc 6. Oohhh!! my God! 7. Ant 8. April 13 PETER DAHER 1. unpredictable, spontaneous 2. to become a successful musician 3. open doors 4. saying goodbye 5. my guitar, 13, skateboards 6. What arc we going to do this weekend? 7. Dare 8. March 13 IAN DANE 1. arrogant 2. to own a 911c 3. black loafer and neighbors 4. monetary greed 5. PC. 6. Big Guy 7. 8. Decmeber 28 ROBERT DEBOY 1. short 2. to succeed in life 3. getting up 4 junk food 5. my nervous twitch 6. I don’t know 7. Kidd 8. August 22 1 MARCY DECOSA RENE DLUGOKENCKY BETSY FINCH 1. gullible, paranoid 2. to make lots of money, marry Scott 3. slow people, bad drivers 4 Scott D.!. my nephew David 5. Scott's ring 6. Hey cutie! 7. Boo-Boo 8. March 16 1. yholky 2. to travel around the world 3. cigars 4. chocolate 5. moo-cow and Betsy 6. I'm sooo embarrassed 7. Renoo 8. January 24 1. friendly 2. to be successful 3. 4. roses, nice eyes 5. my giggle. Rene 6. I don’t want to hear it! 7. Bets. Bootsy 8. March 4 MATT DEIERLEIN 1. deceitfully unobtrusive 2. to be Engineer Heavy-metal Guitarist 3. New wave 4. If you know me, you don’t have to ask 5. Strat guitar pin 6. Yeah . .. right here 7. Rolf 8. January 22 BARBARA DORFSCHMIDT 1. 2. to live in Boston 3. Ozzy Osborne 4. chocolate 5. camera and box 6. Huh? What? 7. Barbie, Bab 8. May 12 ADRIENNE FINSON 1. vivacious 2. to be Mrs. D.J. Lynch, Jr. 3. New Milford Police 4. D.J. Lynch, puppies 5. Springsteen. Van Halen 6. How do ya figure? 7. Mrs. Lynch 8. October 21 DAWN DELEO 1. frivolous 2. to marry an athlete 3. liars, my brothers 4. blue eyes 5. my Immaculate class ring 6. Ya know? Such is life! 7. 8. March 6 TAMMY EBERSOLE 1. wild and crazy particr 2. to be rich, marry Matt Carolan 3. tough men. liars 4. Matt Carolan 5. my dirty mind 6. 7. Blondic 8. July 24 WENDIE FINSON 1. wild, willing and innocent 2. if I told it wouldn’t be a secret 3. New Milford 4 beaches, boys 5. my hair 6. 7. Strawberry Shortcake 8. October 31 MARGARITA DELGADO 1. neat 2. to own Mark Twain’s house 3. fractions, application forms 4 junk food 5. my accent 6. Excellent! 7. 8. March 16 STEPHANIE EDWARDS 1. strange 2. to wreck hotel rooms 3. Kenney Jones 4 musicians, hockey players 5. Acid Queen. Gretzky 6. Bottoms up 7. Stef, Moonie 8. Keith Moon’s STEVEN FISHER 1. sarcastic 2. 3. liberals 4 sad eyes 5. chauvinism 6. Now, wait a minute . . . 7. Steve 8. November 6 BRUCE DIKE 1. academic animal 2. to bootleg moonshine 3. democrats, humanities 4. wind 5. 23 6. It’s good. 7. A.H.S. 8. May 23 SANDY DIXON 1. spastic 2. to play the drums for a spastic band 3. when your chair gets kicked at movies 4 oatmeal cookies with raisins 5. my doodles, my dumb jokes 6. Fascinating 7. 8. July 14 — Bastille Day TERRY ELLIS 1. serendipitive 2. to kill all the losers in the world 3. bleeding heart liberals 4. McDonald's nut hot fudge sundaes 5. PV. blue Honda 6. Who did the homework? 7. Fudd 8. July 26 BOB ENNIS 1. emotil seeking 2. to become chairman of the board 3. wombats, scan-tron tests. Stripe 4. solos, double cheese 5. red back pack 6. Yeah, right 7. Boob 8. January 6 TAMERA FISHER 1. original, initiating 2. to lose weight 3. cliques and waiting on line 4 buttercrcam. guys with cute grins 5. my pruple room, clothes, etc . . . 6. Profound: These arc the morning . 7. Tami, W.B 8. September 2 JOHN FLAYDERMAN 1. indifferent 2. to become rich and famous 3. plastic people 4 exotic European cars 5. my jeep 6. It’s cool 7. Flaydcrman 8. December 23 CARL FOWLER 1 lost, nocturnal 2 to own a Porshc 3 late people (C.S.). loud chcwers 4 pieces of cork, corruptors (S.T.) 5 olds “screamer’ 88 6 whatever 7. Fowlface 8 August 9 CHRISTAL FREDLUND 1. optimistic 2. to hang glide and travel the world 3. chalk, when people chew ice 4 L D.. nice smile, food 5 6 W hat?? Really?! No way!! 7. 8. September 24 DONNA FREEMAN 1. amiable 2. to find my BBA 3. crowded hallways 4 food 5. crunching on ice cubes 6. I suppose so. 7. D F 8. January 19 RICHARD FROHLICH 1. relaxed, creative, genius 2. to be a great writer 3 liberal, hypocrisy 4 peanut m m’s, coral reefs 5. aliunde remarks 6. Sorry about that 7. Rich 8. February 10 PATRICIA GARCIA 1. friendly 2. to be a model 3. being talked about 4 always worrying 5. my eyes 6 Hi kids! 7. Trish 8 December 8 KYM GAYLOR 1. different 2. to be rich 3. people who say “I’m sorry 4 big brown eyes 5. being short 6. You’re really erking me. 7. Lilliputian 8. July 28 NICO GENET 1. congenial 2. to meet Card Shelby 3. P.K. and S.T. — Chevy’s 4 champagne B's — high heels 5. my mustang 6. Don’t leave home without it. 7. Chico 8. October 7 GLENN GILENO 1. omnipotent 2. to be Master of Time Space Dimension 3. guards 4. wooden stakes, holy water, kryptonite 5. being strange 6. Makes a nice sandwich. 7. Big guy 8. May 10 LISBETH GODIALIS 1. obnoxious 2. M.D.T. 3. people who are stuck-up 4. D.T.’s eyes 5. being loud 6. What? 7. Buzzberrie. Tuna 8. April 19 ROBERT HAGGETT 2. to ski Bottomless Powder 3. speedbumps, 8:00 PM. deadline 4. black Porshe 911 SC with gold rims 5. trialbustcr 6. Sorry I’m late 7. Nuggett 8. January 26 BETH HAMILTON 1. eccentric 2. to win the Noble Peace Prize 3. pious people 4. Matt, beautiful music 5. being myself 6. Don’t even! 7. Pavlova 8. September 5 DEBORAH HARKNESS 1. friendly 2. he already knows 3. heartbreakers 4. Steve (the candle) 5. harlequins and my hair 6. I miss Steve 7. Debs 8. October 18 LISA HARVEY 1. sweet 2. to marry Derek 3. two-faced friends 4. Derek (jealousy) 5. being short 6. Man!! 7. Shorty 8. October 15 AUDREY HAVENS 1. wry 2. to be James Hcrriot’s associate 3. two-faced people 4 chocolate 5. 6. Is my locker locked? 7. Auddy 8. April 26 KERI HAYES 1. 2. to be just like Mrs. Mateer 3. underclassmen, wailing 4 Jon. Chinese food, eyes 5. my Wizard of Oz pin 6. You’re such a silly! 7. Kcru 8. March 18 JENNIFER HEHL 1. unique 2. to own a horse 3. underlcassmen 4 spaghetti 5. smiles 6. babes 7. Jcni. Ref 8. June 21 JODY HILLS 1. understanding, caring 2. to play the drums, have a lot of kids 3. Patti Klous 4. Dean 5. my Nova 6. Bite the big one! 7. Jod 8. February 22 KAREN HOLSTEN 1. obnoxious 2. to understand and pass Calculus 3. when people don’t flush the toilet 4. fermented juices 5. frogs 6. I think I’ll stay home tomorrow 7. Duck 8. December 14 KIM HOYT 1. lazy 2. to be rich and famous 3. the group 4 J.B.’s smile, ice cream 5. yellow Subaru 6. Peachy Kecno 7. Kimbo 8. October 27 MATT HYLAND 1. humble 2. to perform in the Olympics 3. conceited people 4. Dawn 5. soft hair 6. 7. Rock 8. September 22 JOEIANNAZZO 1. outgoing 2. to make my first million by 1990 3. speedbumps 4 Lynn M 5. my Honda 6. 7. Jose 8. January 17 BARBARA IMMLER 1. 2. it’s a secret 3. prejudice 4. cakes 5. my German accent 6. It’s different. 7. Barb 8. September 27 DIRK IZZO 1. 2. to bike across America 3. conceited people 4. skiing 5. 11 6. Sorry I’m late 7. D.G. 8. June 10 CYNDI JOHNSON 1. loquacious 2. 3. drunk drivers, my sister 4 punky, funky music — Adam! 5. my non-stop chatter 6. Funky 7. Cyndi 8. February 4 STEVEN JONES 1. understanding 2. to be a famous inventor 3. people who say that word 4. Italian food 5. Southern rock 6. You got that right 7. Jose 8. September 26 PAM KEANE 1. outgoing 2. to be very successful 3. stuck-up people 4. tall, good-looking, well-built guys 5. my boots 6. Oh, beat! 7. Poombcrry 8. June 28 SUE KEANE 1. moody 2. to own a Porshc 3. freshmen, pushy people 4 Italian guys 5. my moods 6. Suz 7. That’s cool 8. May 27 MARY KELLY 1. effervesent 2. wouldn’t you like to know! 3. immature guys and snobs 4. tacos and people in need 5. my smile 6. Don’t worry about it! 7. M.K. 8. May I KRISTEN KING 1. moody, crazy 2. to marry a disc jockey 3. Junior “squad leaders . Senior Math 4 older men, sweets 5. Bob Gcrathy 6. I don’t get it! What? Huh? 7. Kris 8. December 18 MICHAEL KNAAK 1. ambitious 2. to travel the world 3. fake people 4 having a good time 5. helping others 6. You only live once. 7. Mike 8. March 28 RICH KOZOLOWSKI 1. better than you 2. it’s none of your business 3. dumb people 4 g’s, t, and A 5. icy road accident 6. Come on bhole 7. Koz 8. December 14 DENNIS KOZLOWSKI 1. outrageous 2. to turn pro 3. my locker 4 Pauli Girl 5. money 6. I don’t know 7. Looper 8. December 11 KIM KRAFT 1. 2. 3. crowded hallways 4. chocolate 5. rainbow 6. What? 7. Krafty 8. November 2 DAWN LEMMON 1. bubbly 2. to be an actress 3. waiting!! 4. being gullible. Oreos 5. my eyes, constantly talking 6. Seriously?! 7. Dawni 8. March 14 KIM LEONARD 1. 2. to succeed 3. conceited people 4 chocolate 5. my smile 6. 7. Kimmy 8. September I DEBBIE LESCRYNSKI 1. stacked 2. braces 3. work 4 Garfield and Eddy Van Halcn 3. my rings and make-up 6. Oh! Baby! 7. Hey Metal 8. February 11 TODD LITTY 1. unsociable 2. to be an astronaut 3. mindless idiots 4 fast girls 5. meanness 6. Yee Hah 7. blue eyes 8 November 25 DAVID MARUSZAK 1. sports enthusiast 2. to be a professional hockey player 3. sophomore float 4. a snowy evening by the fire 5. my charm and good looks 6. Whats going on tonight? 7. Zak 8. March 44 SUSAN McCOY 1. versilile 2. to play field hockey 3. bleached blonds, fake South accents 4. hot fudge and Richard Gere 5. my accent. Betsy 6. You're my hero! 7. Sue and I hate it! 8. April 24 MELISSA LOBRAICO 1. friendly, having a good time 2. to live in Hawaii w my Italian guy 3. people with accents 4. Italian guy in shorts 5. hair dryer 6. You're a liar 7. Missy 8. June 13 JONATHON LUNING 1. humorously—uncommon 2. to make everyone I meet smile 3. extremist who take himself seriously 4. people who care 5. luggage 6. Sure, why not? 7. Jon 8. January 18 DAWN MARCILLE 1. trusting 2. to marry Steve 3. two-faced friends 4 Steve.jealousy 5. Red hair 6. Stupid idiot! 7. Fire Beaver 8. September 18 CHRIS MACOMBER 1. energetic 2. to see the world 3. phonies 4. Ganja 5. Grateful Dead 6. 7. 8. October 18 GINA MARSICANO 1. spoiled 2. to meet Bruce Springsteen 3. alarm clocks. Mondays. B.V. 4 Donnie G. (nice hiney). Italian food 5. raised eyebrows 6. It’s an “oooo 7. Ask the Bradlees crew 8 April 30 LORI MAYETTE 1. cuddly 2. to be a model 3. male chauvinists 4 spending money 5. my eyes 6. Hey. what’s up? 7. Lor, Spaz 8. May 27 BONNIE MCALLEY 1. optimistic 2. to be happy! 3. two-faced people, fake friends 4 baby blues, chocolate 5. my nails and my smile 6 Let’s go on a picnic! 7. Bonzo, I OK 8. March 3 EMILY McBREAlRTY 1. friendly 2. to marry Scott 3. two-faced friends 4. Scott (jealousy) 5. hickeys 6. Oh. Dawn 7. NEm 8. June 30 MCIHAEL McCAFFERTY 1. easy-going 2. to live in mansion w partying friends 3. S B 4 Michelle 5. Toyota Turbo 6. Come on guys 7. Spike 8. January 6 ED McCALL 1. herculean 2. to be Master of the Universe 3. 1-95 4 none known to humans 5. recumbent speed demon 6. You hoser, oukla. mock! 7. Fast Eddie. EC 8. September 22 MICHAEL MEEHAN 1. pseudo-liberal 2. for my novel to out-sell the Bible 3. Republican break dancers 4 deep, dark forests 5. my conceited sneer 6. Ride the tiger 7. Lord God 8. December 27 KIM MICHAUD 1. moody 2. to live happily ever after 3. Stop-n-Shop 4 my teddy bear. chocolate kidd 5. kidd 6. wild 7. Chipmunk 8. January 6 CHRIS MINO 1. lilliputian 2. to be 5 feet, 6 inches tall 3. male chauvinists 4 a game of golf 5. 4 6. Really! 7. Plopper of Little Fish 8. Feburary 12 LAURIE MOORE 1. dependable 2. to meet Kenny Rogers 3. two-faced back slabbers 4. red roses and Mr. H 5. 6. Let’s go down the hall!! 7. Lor 8. June 17 HEATHER MORREN 1. boisterous 2. to live in California 3. snobbish, egotistical cliques 4 guys w nice buns and blue eyes 5. my laugh 6. dirtbag 7. Leather 8. February I KAREN MOSCHITTA 1. quiet 2. to travel around the world 3. snobs. Mondays 4. Mr. July 5. my height, my “sister 6. You have and ugh in your hair! 7. Shorty 8. June I CORY NASH 1. genuine 2. to marry the girl of my dreams 3. New Wave 4 ??? 5 2 6. I love you. Ber 7. Ber 8. November 10 KATHLEEN O’NEILL 1. capricious 2. to survive 3. loud freshmen, lack of courtesy 4. chocolate. A.B.’s eyes 5. my expression 6. Yeah right 7. Tootie 8. June 29 LISA MULHARE 1. gullible, talkative 2. to live in Florida and be successful 3. people who act superior 4 guys with blue eyes who play baseball 5. my green tank, blushing 6. 1 don’t know! 7. Lis . 8. April 13 JOHN MULLEN 1. progressively pragmatic 2. to be chief surgeon at Johns Hopkins 3. sophomore float. M.W.'s fine tuning 4. out of town girls 5. my Bean's Norwegian Sweater 6. These arc the announcements for . . 7. Jake 8. November 2 MANDY MURO 1. air ball 2. to reach 5 foot. 2 inches 3. two-faced people 4 weakness? what’s that? 5. my Italian hands 6. BuzzofT! Chow Baby! 7. Mandylee 8. August 20 KELLY NOONAN 1. indecisive 2. to never have to cook in my life 3. D.S. and self-centered people 4. spending money 5. my attitude 6. I’m leaving. Bye!! 7. Rock 8. April 17 MARY BETH O BRIEN 1. ficsty 2. for Cheryl and me to marry royalty 3. in-class essays, neon clothing 4 over-volunteering. Carvel cakes 5. being a lefty, my sarcastic wit 6. Should I be impressed? 7. M’Bob. M B 8 May 2 DAVE OLDHAM 1. unrelenting, generally weird 2. to be a Chess Grand Master 3. liberal Democrats 4 white fuzzy sweaters 5. Blue VW Bug 6. No way! Seriously! 7. Dill 8. August 11 SUSAN PANCOAST 1. lazy 2. to go on a Carribean cruise 3. irritating people 4 monkeys, food 5. the Cruisemobile 6. 7. Suzy Q 8. June 8 ROBERT PARDON 1. laid back, copecetic 2. to be an economist for IBM 3. inconsideratcr people, thieves 4. girls. Animal House the movie 5. Subaru 6. What’s going on tonight? 7. Bobo 8. January 17 ANDREA PARE 1. casual 2. to take another shower 3. work, cold mornings in the “yard 4 real men and good parties 5. the “rolled out of bed’’ look 6. Hey baby! 7. Andi, Ang 8. March 14 PAT MORRIS 1. B.S.cr 2. to breed stuffed animals for blind 3. Monday mornings, starchy underwear 4 snowy slopes on weekdays 5. Arrow shirts 6. Throw me a shovel—it’s getting deep 7. Mr. Morri 8. May 16 JODI OLSEN 1. lazy 2. to be a singer 3. inconsiderate people 4. Jim Fernandez 5. my old blue bg 6. Eat my sneaker! 7. Idoj. Nonic 8. December 7 PAUL PERREAULT 1. lazy and active 2. 3. no parking in front of lockerroom 4. Uncle Sam and the killer B’s 5. ME — 84 6. Weeper and I don’t know 7. Plunky Monkey 8. May 19 JIM NAPOLITANO 1. obnoxious but understanding 2. I promised not to tell 3. Journalism I (and students) 4. money 5. my little gray Monzee 6. I’m awake 7. Bubba. Sammy 8. August 15 THERESA ORIA 1. 2. to be on Olympic Volleyball team 3. favoritism, being called “Tcri 4 nice eyes, nice smile. K.E. 5. 12 6. he’s gorgeous. Lisa 7. Tee 8. January 3 LISA PEET 1. sympathetic 2. to be successful and date a musician 3. stuck-up people 4 A R A 5. purple 6. Hardly 7. Shortly 8. August 7 JENNIFER PHILIPPI MARY QUINN ERIC RYFFEL 1. original 1. sensitive 1. diligent 2. to go to California 2. to marry Prince Andrew 2. to be successful 3. snobs 3. freshmen 3. loud music 4 vacations 4. tall. dark, and handsome guys 4. Caro 5 A FS 5. my laugh 5. the Big brown bomb 6. Oh well! 6. Do 1 match? 6. Oh really 7. Jenn 7. Mamie 7. Winchester, Kawasaki Joe 8. October 28 8. July 5 8. March 30 DARREN PIPER KRISTIN REPPENHAGEN MARC ROGG 1. quiet 1. fashionably quixotic 1. mischievious 2. it 1 said it wouldn't be a secret 2. to be rich. British. $ feet tall 2. to race Lemans 3 none 3. waiting, non-believers 3. floats 4 none 4 m m’s. malls. Duran, tall men. J.T. 4. nice cars 5. ripped shorts 5. my height, my car 5. my Red BMW 6. What do ya what? 6. We’re Seniors! Who cares! 6. Don’t worry about it! 7 Piper 7. Repp 7. Sterg 8. June 26 8. October 26 8. September 22 JULIE PITT ED RIZZA MICHAEL SAMOSKA 1. impatient 1. mangier 1 aggressive 2. to go skydiving over the Carribcan 2. grow a few inches, gain some weight 2. to visit REH with PFK next year 3. Jill K 3. 3. big mouths and wise guys 4 Dean 4. 4. laughter 5. spending my free time w Dean 3. being short 5. blond hair, being a cop’s son! 6. Just shut-up 6. 1 don’t believe it. 6. Hey!! 7. Julc 7. Riz 7 Dutch Boy! 8. February 26 8 July 29 8. December 18 DONNA PLOURDE JEFF ROARK CHERYL SEYMOUR 1. misinterpreted 1. overly friendly 1. ambitious 2. to design Sylvester Stallone's home 2. to party with David Lee Roth 2. to spend my life with Jon 3. waiting, peas, boring parties 3. Surfer boys 3 being tickled. Cindy Lauper. Madonna 4 “promises” 4 Rene G. 4. Jon. jellybeans. Prince 5. my smile, laugh 5. Van Halcn symbol 5. Jon. my French hat 6 1 can’t even believe it! 6. Van Halcn rules. 6. Do with me what you will 7. 7. JefTy 7. Cher. Panther 8. June 16 8. January 14 8. October 28 ELIZABETH POPROCKI BILL ROODE SAM SAMUELSON 1. perky 1. outgoing, athletic 1. I’m fine, thank you 2. to shop for a day in NYC at no cost 2. to be a computer technician 2. to win a cannonball run 3. two-faced people, “musicians” 3. M.T.. freshmen 3. obnoxious underclassmen 4 dark brown eyes and a smile 4. Uncle Sam and the killer B’s 4 the F.F.F. in ’83-84 5. my heart-shaped locket 5. my trunk. 74 5. broken drum sticks 6 Life’s tough 6. Crispy critter 6. Yeah . . . right 7. Liz 7 Billy Boy 7. Yammy 8. November 12 8 May 21 8. May 8 BOB PURPORA 1. mysterious 2. to be a millionaire 3. sophisticated people 4 Laura 5. O — nuliset 6 No way, really? 7. D D Bobby 8. June 20 LAURIE RYAN 1. personable 2. to have a happy, successful life 3. two-faced beings 4. Cory and food 5. my laugh 6. I love you. Ber 7. Lore 8. June 22 MIKE SALTER 1. lazy 2. 1:41:00. Pbrshe 911 Targa, success 3. prude boot 4 hot chicks, fast cars 5. the thing 6. 7. Slater 8. February 3 LAWRENCE SCHMITT 1. independent 2. to get rich 3. authority 4. pizza 5. my notebook 6. 7. Larry 8. July 25 CAROL SMITH 1. spaz 2. it’s a secret 3. users, two-faced people 4. chocolate chip muffins, root beer 5. hiccups, warm soda 6. Smile! 7. Spazzy Frog 8. July 27 CHARLIE STRASSLE 1. aryan 2. to grow up 3. brown nosers who say they failed 4. pistachios 5. Dodge fart 6. Oh decent 7. Chucky 8. December 26 MARY SCRIMGEOUR 1. vivacious 2. to eliminate ignorance (Republicans) 3. razors. Mike 4. D M, traditionial religious B.S. 5. my hairy legs 6. Double wham 7. Oscar 8. May 16 ELLEN SENDEWICZ 1. normal 2. to marry someone rich 3. S S.S.’s 4. guys 5. my friends 6. GNICE 7. Ellic May. Ellis Child 8. May 31 JAY SHERIDAN 1. indecisive 2. to be a success 3. Cheryl Yoder 4. freshly fallen snow 5. 9 6. If it walks, don't fix it. 7. Joey 8. October I CHRISTINE SNOW 1. psychedelic 2. to find Vanessa 3. fuzzy dice. Jerry Lewis movies 4 dark hair, dark eyes 5. Walbo T-shirts, my eyes 6. Walbo!! 7. Snowball 8. August 18 JILL SONTAG 1. esoteric 2. to live in an exotic country 3. losers 4. real men — Luigi 5. drawing and painting 6. 7. Jillcr 8. June 18 SUSAN STEARNS 1. unusual 2. to become a model 3. D W 4 gorgeous guys 5. my earrings 6. S.T. rules 7. Tigger 8. March 21 LYNN SULLIVAN 1. sweet 2. wouldn't be a secret if I told 3. stuck-up people 4. 5. my little yellow Fiesta, my nails 6. 7. Sully 8. August 19 SEAN SWEENEY 1. impossible 2. 3. stuck-up people, Boston Celtics 4 Uncle Sam and the killer B's 5. trouble 6. 7. Weeney 8. September 19 STEFAN IE TAKACS 1. perfectly pensive 2. to be a fairly princess 3. Charlie's white socks 4 chocolate, eyes that twinkle 5. whistling 6. Just listen. 7. Stef 8. June 18 MIKE SENSENBRENNER 1. thirsty 2. to be a Sumo wrestler 3. “after 8:00 blues 4 April 5. redbeard 6. 7. Sense 8. August 24 MIKE STAHLY 1. abstract 2. to own a sports shop 3. Mist Hill 4. Mary, waves, and snow 5. squintics. hot waves, and a cool buzz 6. What? 7. Mike 8. October 9 CHERYL THIERFELDER 1. busy, tired 2. for me and M’Bob to marry royalty 3. freshman 4. chocolate 5. “26 6. Oh well! 7. Cherry Trcefeldcr 8. October 6 FLOYD SHIFFMAN 1. moody 2. to play for the Giants 3. Bob 4. food 5. my smile and my curies 6. I’ll go but I’m not drinking 7. Floody 8. October 2 PHILOMENA STIERLE 1. spaz. daring 2. not to drive like Julie Ferry 3. school 4 Cold Duck 5. my jokes, my mirror 6. What seems to be the problem here? 7. Phyl 8. October 6 STEPHEN TOMAN 1. traditional 2. to climb El Cap 3. ignorance 4 Andrea, wine 5. my car of “unknown color 6. Je pense done je suis 7. Stephen 8. May 9 RAE ELLEN TOMASCAK I. loud nol as loud as Laurie F. 2 to be surrounded by people I love 3 rude and snotty people 4 athletic guys with brown eyes 5. my T-bird 6 Hey man 7. Rac 8 June 22 KEN WINKLER 1. diligent 2. to build a hot rod 3. wearing new sneakers — they’ll get dirty 4. pizza 5. sweatshirts 6. Let's go 7. Wink 8. June 14 LAURA WHITE 1. frustrated 2. if I said it wouldn't be a secret 3. my brother 4. guys with nice eyes and smiles 5. being Mike White’s sister 6. Why me? 7. Laur 8. September 13 CHIPTUTSON 1. versimilitude 2. I’m not telling 3. Christina Albright 4 a well-rounded buxom 5. my 13V 6. Ya right . . You pooh-butl 7. Tut 8. May 16 GREG TYLER 1. slow talking 2. to become a political assasin 3. people who insult my Chevettc 4 Coor’s. Led Zeppelin 5. West Virginia University Fan 6. See y’all later 7. none yet 8. May 8 LOU VENEZIA 1. inexorable 2. to play pro football 3. guys with earrings 4 Rene’s cheeks 5. “Blue Moon 6. What are you. a gavonc? 7. Luigi, poo-bah 8. October 16 DONNA WINKLEVOSS 1. impatient 2. to go into acting 3. stuck-up guys 4. tall, dark, handsome men 5. high heeled shoes 6. Lest la vie (that's life) 7. Wink 8. September 5 KIM TZENIS 1. indulgent 2. to own a small Greek island 3. K B. and her side kick 4. Anthony 5. my nose and my attitude 6. Nooo. I don’t think so. 7. Kimbo 8. October 2 CHRISSY WHITCOMB 1. impulsive 2. to take an African safari 3. waiting in lines 4. men’s tan backs 5. leaving things behind 6. Oh my God! I lost my purse! 7. Chissy 8. November 8 STEPHEN WOODIN 1. friendly 2. to own my own business 3. English 4. Donna 5. detentions 6. Are you serious? 7. Woody 8. March 31 MIKE ZARBA 1. loveable 2. to be six feet tall 3. curve balls 4. Lori 5. being short 6. I love it! 7. Zarb 8 July 16 KRISTIN WALLACH 1. incnarrable 2. to fly. skydive 3 obnoxious underclassmen 4 crushes (guys) 5. my voice, clouds 6. Look at the sky! 7. Wally 8. July 28 LEIGH WATERS 1. pleasant 2. to travel to England, be successful 3. snobs, waking up early, b.b.y. 4 e g . spending money, popcorn 5. blushing, my boots 6. Oh my God! Really!? 7. 8 March 14 Remember When . . . ... Mrs. Langley gave a test on “Maach Fawteenth”? ... C.S. and C.F. had to dump their beer in Bethel? ... M.S., K.H., and D O. stole gas caps in Bradlees’ parking lot? ... the stage cleaning party became the “run-laps-in-the-rain” marathon? ... nobody made jokes about getting real front teeth or a real nose job? ... C.S. poured orange soda in a frisbee? .. . Miss Lillis tried to say “primary purpose”? ... we went to see CATS? . .. everyone wished they were as cool as Tony D ? . . . Bonnie wasn't flirting? (we don’t) ... fish heads were all the rage? ... M.B. didn’t go to a party? (we don’t) ... Dave found a surprise film sample? ... L.P. ran into the brick pillar at the bottom of the driveway? ... Mr. Rogers split his pants? ... Casanova Kershnar taught us his “come-a-little-closer-baby” driving techniques? ... Miss Austin got a bloody nose on one of her field trips? f.. Mrs. Park told us all about birth control in China India class? .. report cards were filled out at N.M.H.S. and didn’t take forever to get distributed? ... there were anti-Russian banners hung in the courtyard? ... all the freshmen girls were in love with Chuckie Strassle? ... Sherman mothers got M.A.D.D.? ... (and why) S.F., B E., M.D., and S.B. couldn’t go on the A.P. trip to Boston? ... Mr. Joy read us the lunch menu (take-o double u cheez)? ... Cheryl held hands with the palace guard? . .. T.B. kept his hands off girls who didn’t “belong to him? (we don't) ... We explored the bomb shelter under the school? i ... we had the rock-a-thon? JBj ... Carl caught the cork in his mouth? ... we spent all those late nights at Safe Rides? ... we were going to write a book called The 101 Faces of Madame C.? ... Steve and Dave gave Lisa and Theresa cultural” Xmas presents? ... Lisa and Theresa returned the favor? ... Marge didn’t snort? ... Beth asked if Walt Whitman was gay? ... we beat the Seniors in the tug-o-war as sophomores? ... T.B. declared D-Day? . B.E. called an N.H.S. meeting and didn’t show up? . . . M.S. wouldn't shave her legs until the field hockey team lost? ... we parked outside “The Glory Flole” in N.Y.C.? ... D.M. built his Lego car and plan? ... D.A. didn’t call everyone a dirtball? ... Kim was the “Chanticleer Female Athlete of the Month”? (ha! ha!) ... S.F. looked as if his neck had been attacked by a vacuum cleaner after every weekend? ... Tara didn’t sound as if she had to clear her throat on the morning announcements? ... we counted the number of times Mr. McGrath said “you see” instead of listening to his lectures? ... J.Z. put curses on people he didn’t like? .. . K.H. didn’t sound stupid when she said “Hi, Mrs. Matter!”? ... J.R. kept his personal affairs out of school? (we don't!) ... “Merde Alors!” was a favorite saying? ... Dawn was the butt of a “pie-in-the-face” joke? ... “Woodwhoa Wilson” couldn’t start the film projector? ... P.V. made mailboxes and green trash cans fair game? ... J.L. and T.O. couldn't knowingly say that they spent the evening together? 208 210 49’ers Destroy Dolphins Tigers Win Series AT T Dissolved Dow Hits Record 1200_ The Worst Flood Since ’55 Purple Rain, Box Office Smash________ Remember When . . . ... Mr. Sheridan said, “Turn to worksh-t No. 9”? ... We played thumbs-up in Senior Math? . . JS didn’t get into trouble and we didn’t have to cover up for her? ... Everyone thought American Studies would be a great class? . . . The Girl Scouts of '84 went to Bermuda? k.T. had a “real attitude” and was a “real friend”? (we don’t) Karen got “taped by the Gymnastic team and received an industrial strength bra? M.I.A B. always appeare on thProStd? Stef got pulled over because of Mary’s wrong doings but it was only Karen hanging out the window? Randy-Man changed his clothes? (.we don't) ’ Kg Mary Beth told A1 what to do with the uniforms? A Mr. Packard was the “perfect pear.’V ;; ... Kaly came to visit in Sophomore English? HEp ... they cost $3.49? ‘ ' ■ 7 - . Dave was stripping his own car in New York City? . . Christal asked. “Can you ever sniff all the smell up?” 'Jaf Steve crushed Theresa’s finger? Dr. K showed us how to say good-night when we’re in college? We were told to drive into the police station? M.B.O.B. got carded lor ordering water? Laurie Ryan asked, “What kind of tree doe maple svrup come from?” Ooing out with a Freshman was the in thing to do? . ' , . Jf ' I Joel S. said, “grandest erection” instead of “grandest creation” while Mr. Lee v.as monitoring our English m wavft” to the courtyard? together in French? deer? sat behind Marcy? in the trunk with no clothes onfl the freezer? V the window in Psych class? in gym? les cartes?” ier when we went to Boston? class? Rich and An .. Lex and Bo .. Lex looked . . Pierre and F . Carl locked D.L. igot locked Meredith jumped .. we had “tooh . . Madame C said . . Dave O. didn’t re . . Ed McCall fid his first gusto slam? : r.C. pulled a fly out of her ear? .. Mrs. Stevens tripped to Yale? .. Charlie asked if moths mate? .. Mr. Romano “busted his hump” and Lisa B. laughed? .. Krissy thought Val was pregnant? .. Mr. Fiftal asked, “Is it live or is it Memorex?” .. CS and CC went 4-wheeling and burnt out the clutch? .. We had parties at Clatter Valley and Misthill? .. Mike Salter and Steve Toman sculpted bananas in lunch? . . We painted the locker room during class? .. Laurie was the Ghost of Nathan Hale? .. Sophomore skip day at Chrissy W’s house? .. Mr. Fiftal told us he was a “nice guy?T .. Lori M., Trish C and LecAnne F- sang Christmas carols in the halls? . . the disco ball fell at the first Soc-hop? . . Jay and Mike taught us new jumps off the ide of Sue’s .. Chrissy W’s chest grew three sizes in Walbaums? . . Mike McCafferty lost it? Weldo!!! . . April 29, 1983 — We love you Brian' 213 215 216 Remember When . . . ... Terry told Mrs. Cheron “Ken ? ... Mrs. Langley said, the class average was 57.8” and Smiled? ... we had Finny (John Lennon) as a student teacher? ... Mr. Olson spelled “kidzmeantosub” on a vocab quiz? ... we hung Olfacious in the prep room? . ‘ . we blew up balloons at the Halloween party? ,-. . . Charlie was Rita Racoon for a month? . . VICA went to Hartford jfor the weekend? ... Carla tried to do scissors? .. Spike 1,2,3 TD took road trips in the thing? . . Jon Stole the “K” cart qnd K blamed Bruce? V ... we painted “let’s go craiiV’ with a make-up brush? . . Rich K introduced a new‘topic in Philosophy and it stunk? .. we went to Sturbridge Village (especially the ride home)? . . Watergate was reenacted but no one was impeached? .. Charlie met the love goddess at Mary’s party? . .. class rank was wrong? . . Mary Beth got 4 cut slips? . . Madame C dubbed us “the . . we had blue oxford day? . . Kim didn’t have a party when her parents went away0 . . we had a speed bump free driveway? . L.B. and T.O. didn’t have a fetish? (I don’t!) . . the senior float didn’t win when it should have? . . the Girl Scouts met and attacked Christopher Atkins? . . . Mary and Karen came to school ready for those “killer Bees?” we met Kurt Thomas? ... Kelly’s hair turned orange-yellow? ... the Crest Team ruled the School? ... Gerry told us about subliminal messages in Camel and Cracker-jack ... our student teacher, Miss Anderson, gave us all the wrong formulas? ... we crossed the picket lines at Yale? . we got Halloween candy in our mailboxes? ... Dr K heard voices in the hallway? ... we asked “What’s the matter Mrs. Matter? L Bob told us horror stories about life in McDonaf fie Gangsters?” ild land? TT card-playing in study was banned? ... Chip Tulson spent the night in jail, and Mary believed itj ... T.B. gave Dill a jelly willie? ... we had agar fights in Randy’s class? Kim T tried to remake Carol S? ... Drew had a tail? (woof! woof!) ... Theresa and Lisa spent the night in jail in NYC'! . . . Rebecca wasn’t satisfied with a white rose? . . . Mr. Hoyt said he put new rubbers on the beaurets? Tony D wrote a poem called “She Sleeps with Many C —77. Mr. McGrath had a book called How to Crucify AP St . . . there used to be four lunches? ... T.D. did his Winter Olympic impressions? . . . Aunt Jemima said, “Eat jo’ waffles!” ’“77. K. O’N. smoked a cigar with the guys? ... we smoked pipes with Mr. McGrath in Boston? ... we had four English teachers in one year ... J.P. and L.S. declared war? . .. N.G. and P.M. went to the police parking lot, and watched it snow? . . . Kim K. had the air let out of her tires after gymnastics'? ■ r: r riu. lored Men. ” 1 V I M j ★ � ' ■ A +, ‘ « � ★ S � ♦� • . V 4 - ? ★ ••« % ★ 218 220 222 224 226 227 AJViu'rtiHi'mrntB advertisement (ad' var tTz' mant), n. 1. a printed announcement, as of goods for sale, in a newspaper, magazine, etc. 2. generous donation by people who feel sorry for an over-budgeted yearbook. 3. a seductive method of showing off one’s body syn. flirting 229 FRIENDS OF THE George + Dianne Adams and Family Tawny Randall Barbara Mitchell David and Marie Oldham Rolf, Janet and Lorelei Kluever Irene M. Donohoe Patrick and Norma Novak Charlie and Julie Reppenhagen The Toman Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mulhare and Family Mrs. Pauline Stachelczyk Mrs. Anna Gerle Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Waters Sr. The Waters Family — Ira Jr., Patty, Abby, and Sara Joe and Chris Quartien and Kelly Round The Daniel Kelly Family The Piccinini Family Mr. and Mrs. William D. Croteau Don and Marie Goodell Mr. and Mrs. Victor Consaga, Jr. The Alexander Family Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Samuelson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snow Scott and Amy Konzelmann Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Quinn Kim E. Pawloski Carol and Paul Voorhees Theodore and Joyce Booth Barbara and Calvin Eells The Doctors and Roxanne Larry Bird 33 Mrs. Beiter Mr. and Mrs. Noonan 230 CLASS OF 1985 H R Block New Milford Music Center Bank Street Theater Nordica Inc., Bank Street Carvel Ice Cream, Route 7 Atelier, Church Street Turnover Bakery Restaurant Marathon Pizza 355-3027 Barbara Reynolds Bob Van Derzee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Geyer Therese Vanasse Nancy Anderson Mrs. R. F. Hetzel Diana Wright Bob Pearson Joan D. Crews Walter Nolan William Kraft J. Russell Nicolas Jeri Quist Greg Romano Mr. Robert P. Brennan Ernestine Clark Stephen P. McGrath Cynthia Cover Laurette Caron Mary Ann Sheehy Luise G. Stevens Candace Morgan Bill Knipple Chanticleer Don Fiftal Susan Fogarty Don and Lynn Hayes Donald Woodin Laurence I. Tripp Beverly Regan Ann Vallombroso Ron Olson Diane deCristo Jane Cushman Mrs. Jane Marsicano Alan Moger Edward J. Masiulis Jack Boucher 31 panorama 52 Railroad Street New Milford.Ct 06776 Tel (203 355 1613 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF “85” Compliments of ACHORN LIQUOR Take a Good Look at our New Look . Bartons on the Green in New Milford Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 354-4418 Church Street' [Trading Co. ) You'll find more of us to love! Two floors of Clothing and Home Accessories On the Lower Level... Clothes and Accessories for Women and Men Cotton sweaters, linen pants, khaki shirts, sundresses, leather shoes, remarkable lewelry and so much more! Visit our new Men's Corner On the Upper Level... Hand-loomed Rugs. Large selection ot area and room-sized rugs — many made especially for us! Exotic Soaps Bath Products from England. France. Switzerland : Afcki Loofas soap dishes too! Vs Unique Home Accessories. Everything new and exciting for your home — pottery and china tablewear window shades lighting unusual gifts cotton upholstery fabric and more City Shopping in the Country! Mon-Sat 10-5.30 355-2790 19 Church St.. New Milford 232 MOREY’S 40 East Street New Milford, CT 354-9900 Smart, BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’85 Simple, Sensible Banking. NOW YOU’RE VALLEY GETTING PACKAGE SOMEWHERE STORE Colonial Bank 0 Joe Nancy 445 Danbury Road Iannazzo New Milford, CT Member FD1C. 06776 LENNIE’S FLOWER SHOP 12 Elm St., New Milford 354-3903 H. H. TAYLOR and Distinctive Floral Decorating SON, Inc. _ for Home Business. Around the Corner or Around the World . . . 85 Railroad Street New Milford, CT Teleflora ® Teleflora Inc. 1983 Best of Luck in the Future Lennie Lillis, Owner Designer Patsy Tompkins — Designer (Diagonally Across from the Hospital) Mon.-Fri. 10-6 Sat. 10-5 Graduating Class of 1985 Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of ’85 Compliments of the New Milford P.T.O. 234 i dozen donuts lor only 52 00 Limit: 2 Dozen Her expires 7 31 86 235 OSBORNE, LANE McGILL Hardware — Paints 77 Railroad St. New Milford, Conn. Phone 354-3939 BOBBITT’S HEALTH FOOD STORE Bank Street New Milford, Ct. 06776 Congratulations and Best wishes to the Graduating class of 1985 Route 202 New Milford, CT 355-2667 236 In Beautiful Northville THE ENCHANTED The Sweet Tooth 43 Main Street On the Green New Milford, CT Custom Cakes FOREST made to order Card and Party Boutique Party goods for Graduation Parties Novelty — Birthday Wedding — All Occasions Candy Making Supplies Cards and Gifts for that Someone Cake Decorating Supplies Special Party Supplies Retail Candy Route 202, Northville Center 354-6877 Classes and Demonstrations Monday-Saturday 9:30-6:00, Sunday 1-5 A Friendly Gift Shoppe Telephone (203) 354-3460 Dorothy and Joe Darnel 237 Open 6 am-10 pm Weekdays 6 am-11pm Weekends Breakfast Lunch Dinner The lowest price and the best food in town OLYMPIC PIZZA Open 11 am-12 pm “Try it you’ll like it 355-3027 STEVE’S DINER We're all the bank you'll ever need! We Member F DlC (iM i I ford cBanU Trust Company' fif ™E GOOD SAMARITAN cluo BRENDA DAVIS, PRESIDENT LISA KUHN, SECRETARY BONNIE McALLEY, VICE PRESIDENT SUSAN McCOY. SECRETARY ERIN CARRINGTON, VICE PRESIDENT MR. MATT MULLEN, ADVISOR 238 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1985 CAPPIELLO BROTHERS JEWELERS, INC. Diamonds — Diamond Jewelry — Watches Rings — Jewelry — Gifts CAPPIELLO BROS. JEWELERS SLONE PHARMACY 2 Bank Street New Milford, CT THE GOOD SPORT 12 Bank Street New Milford, Conn. 06776 203-354-0710 Quality Sporting Goods The Latest in Sportswear PUMA CONVERSE ADIDAS SPOT-B1LT ARENA WILSON PONY SPALDING SPEEDO “YOUR COMPLETE SPORT SHOP” outfitters ’ Ted Sue Vozzella Owners Tel. 354-7333 atfF,Tr . i Family Clothing Sports .Wear Sports Equipment Custom Screening 13 MAIN STREET • NEW MILFORD. CT 06776 LAUTIER’S PHARMACY Bank Street, New Milford, Ct. Congratulations and the Best of Luck to the Class of ’85! Good Luck Seniors SUE KERNOCHAN JAMI KENNY LAURIE MOORE TOM MULLEN PAM KEANE PATRICIA O’NEILL HEATHER MORREN 1 i MIKE VAUGHN BRIAN DURR IT UA DONNA WINKLF.VOSS GRETCHEN BIRDSEYE wu J m LAUREN NAGLE KIM GAYLOR ! i m KATHY FAUOCCIA TAMMY STAHI. WENDY BENNETT iMELANIE CONNORS JESSICA ARNAU Future Business Leaders of America Phi Beta Lambda, Inc. 240 20 Bank Street New Milford. Ct. 06776 HARTS BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF ’85 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 POWERHOUSEX AfflpOoSKDfflBS ©TV serving the greater New Milford area with Quality Name Brands Appliances and reliable service. 45 Danbury Rd. New Milford 355-3116 Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-5:30, Friday 8:30-8:00, Saturday 9-5:00 241 Connecticut Army National Guard Would You Like To Get Your Degree TUITION FREE?! A Special Thanks To New Milford High School for their warm support over the past year. For More Information — Contact: Sgt. Warren E. 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BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1985 Formal Wear Rental Available 78 Railroad St., New Milford, CT 06776 203-354-5635 800 Federal Rd„ Brookfield, CT 06804 203-775-5003 TOMMY’S CLEANERS 242 Congratulations to the graduating class of 1985 PLANTS PICTURES MAIN ST MARKi.TPl.ACE 777 FEOERAl ROAO BROOKFIELD CT 06804 203 775 1830 Sheila Nehrinj FLORIST CUSTOM FRAMING INTERIOR PLANTSCAPES PROFESSIONAL MAINTENANCE Best wishes to the graduating class of 1985 (203) 775-6361 ROBERTSON JEWELERS BRAD TRANFIELD 9 Main St. New Milford, Conn. 06776 (203) 354-5365 Serving New Milford over 25 Years Under New Creative Management Fine continental cuisine — Lunch 12-200 Mon -Fri Dinner 600-900 Fri Sal until 10:30 Route 7 Sunday Brunch 12-3 New Milford. Ct Dinner 6-9 CIOKd Tuesdays 354-1809 SLONE PHARMACY 2 Bank St. Mew Milford, Ct. FF ACTION GLASS CO., INC. of New Milford Railroad Street New Milford, CT Tom Ledan Jerry Ledan Tel. 355-0929 OSBORNE, LANE McGILL Hardware — Paints 77 Railroad St. New Milford, CT Phone 354-3939 New Milford Mens Factory Outlet “The Everybody-Loves-A-Bargain Store” NAME BRANDS FOR LESS 57 Bank Street New Milford, CT 06776 (203) 354-8695 BEST OF LUCK FOR A HAPPY FUTURE 244 DAVIS STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS 329 Mamaroneck Avenue Mamaroneck, N.Y. 10543 Official Yearbook Photographer 246 — New Milford Lion’s Club Congratulations and the Best of Luck to the Class of ’85! Gateway Bank ll■lKw fmc BROOKFIELD 777 Federal Road Caldor Shopping Center NEWTOWN 30 Church Hill Road 13 AddrtionaJ Offices m Fairfield County FO C DANBURY 30 Main Street 330 Main Street “Fresh, warm cookies for serious cookie lovers.” Main Street Mall 777 Federal Road Brookfield, CT 775-8438 TV 248 denouement (da'-noo-man'), n. 1. any final revelation or outcome 2. a fitting conclusion to a seemingly endless drama 3. graduation