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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1988 volume:

1963-1988 of Anniversary Section . . . . 17 | Faculty 34 ' Seniors 66 Superlatives 102 1 Underclassmen 114 Sports 144 Activities ... 144 Advertisements ... 228 : PRINCIPAL’S ADDRESS I)r. Robin? NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL 25 Suiui VaXr Kuad. Nn Milford. CT 0677 (203 354-393 IN Im. Jr.. m V IjNn Jan . IMS Dear Senior : X an pleased and honored to have been asked by Julie Dixon to write a personal eessage to the eenbers of the Class of 19SI. It has been a pleasure watching you grow up during your four years at Hew Milford High School. Vhen you arrived In September of 19M you were the largest class in the school systea. In fact, you were the largest class In the history of Mew Milford. I’ll never forget, on your first day of school as X stood in the front of the auditonua waiting to greet you. how the Class of ISBB teemed to take forever to get into the auditonua. There were so aany of you. and did you give us a run for our aoney as we tried to help you adjust to the High School. But you did adjust and then becane a better and better group of individuals m each of the years you w«r at the Migh School until finally, this year, you truly aatured into a responsible and fine senior class. I congratulate you for that. Mow that we've trained you into being the fine responsible citizens you have becoae. it's now tine for you to aove on. Of course, that is how it should be. Our job is to give you the education and the confidence to be able to coapete on your own in either the world of work, or m the college classrooa. X believe we. at the Ugh School, have don an excellent job preparing you to neet your responsibilities. But you nade it happen. He can try all we want, but if you didn't want your education or if you didn't want to aeet your responsibilities, then nothing would have happened. I have watched you grow and succeed for the past four years and X know that you will be successful m the next phase of your lives. It's really up to you. but have faith in yourself. You're well trained and well prepared. X wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors. Sincerely. JJX:bls The Mc%vor of New Mekyd High School « Torching and Learning DEDICATION Mr. Douglas Packard ROW i: C. Gercn, G. Aumillcr, «J. Moore, S. Blppus, .1. Thibodeau, E. Ball. A. ('hen, B. Erickaon, ('. Binder, B. Gingrich ROW 2: E. Mantlon, L. Drazul, M. Slokum. I. Rowbetry, R. Brenner, S. ('onsaga. I). Olsen. J. Dixon, K. Trong. O. Casale. B. Ferguson..I. Wcdick ROW 2: ('heron, A. Westervalt, T. lie I lion, I). Jones. M. Hall. I). Davis. K. Roberts, S. Bippus ROW 4: .J. Payne, D. Hesskm, J. Goupil, M. Justs. K. O’Brien, B. Ennis. I). Webber Julie Dixon Editor-in-Chief Chrissie Goyette Scheduling Bev Beall Advertising An-Wen Chen Copy Diane Hession Lavout Sue Consaga Artwork Jen Wedick L’nderclassmcn Dana Webber Superlatives Deb Olsen Activities YEARBOOK STAFF 1988 Mr. Bouclier Mr. Nolan Production Advisor Business Advisor Jen Thibodeau Sports Brian Ennis Sports Jen Goupil Seniors Carrie Geren Faculty Ryan Carrington Photography All Wcstcrvclt. Tara Bcllion. Jen Ccaca. Ntckolc ('heron, Junior Staff Jason Payne Photography Ditltr uropr.u, — For those of us who knew Yijava Reddy, we know what kind of person he was — the best. Known to everyone at V.J., he was always there for anyone whojust needed a friend. He knew how to laugh and cry. He understood the meaning of love and joy. Grades meant a lot to V.J. and he worked for them just like the rest of us. His extra-curricular activities included spring football and the chess team. Yet one thing he didn’t work at was his friends. They came naturally to him. He had many and always will. We miss and love him a lot. The class of 1988 will never forget you, Yijava Reddy. —Liz Tishion— 16 A VA VAK7AKX m-m ') ■ 1 ) 77f1 El 77 fEMEM 17 East Street School had— 17 classrooms a combination gym, cafeteria, and study hall 1 science lab a combination French and language laboratory 1 office for the adminstration a small guidance office 1 industrial arts shop 1 small home economics room In the fall of 1962, the graduating high school class of 63 made a monumental move that would affect high school students in New Milford for years to come, 25 years to be exact. They moved from East Street School to the “new” New Milford High School. The class consisted of about 90 students and the population of the town of New Milford was about 13,000. In the following pages eight teachers who arc still with us, that made the move 25 years ago, will share their memories of (he past 25 years. New Milford High School in 1963 had — 37 classrooms 1 gym, an auditorium, and only cafe A 3 science labs 1 guidance office 1 small faculty room no courtyard! Since the move to the new high school much has happened, nationally as well as locally. We’ve gone through many presidents as well as principals. The town of New Milford has changed from a rural farm area to a suburban community. Many additions to the High School have been made. An upper gym and more bleachers were put on to accommodate our rocking pep-rallys. Two wings have been added on as well: The math wing and the science wing. The courtyard was formed because of these two wings and is now a favorite place for students to hang out, especially in the warmer months of school. In the following pages we hope to bring you on an exciting Journey through 23 years of history, touching off memories of both heartache and Joy. John F. Kennedy is the president during the early 1960s, with his first lady Jackie. Destined to be the Camelot of modern day. President Kennedy’s life is cut short by a bullet in Dallas before he can fulfill many of his presidential dreams. While in office, he faces the Soviet leader Khrushchev in the Bay of Pigs fiasco, and again in the Cuban Missile Crisis. He also promises to have a man on the moon by the end of the decade. The nation is mortified as his assassination is seen on television; Lyndon Johnson, the former vice president, is then sworn in as president. The assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, is arrested and murdered on live television. The United States organizes its first involvement in the war in Vietnam. In 1969, 136 Americans are killed in South Hast Asia and the casualties contine to climb. The Xapalrn bombing is carried out, and President Johnson sends 50,000 additional troops to aid in the fight against Communism. Many United States citizens protest the police action involvement in Vietnam. 1963 What was the biggest music scene of the time? The Beatles, of course! The Fab Four invade America with their “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club”, and Paul, John, Ringo and George are instant international superstars. Also popular were Bob Dylan’s “Blowing in the Wind”, The Door’s “Light My Fire” and Jimi Hendrix enjoying the reign as Acid King of the Electric Guitar. The Rolling Stones make their controversial appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show' w'ith “Let’s Spend the Night Together.” James Brown becomes the Godfather of Soul, and Elvis Presley ties the knot w'ith a young Priscilla. Kids are driving a brand new' T-Bird, which replaces the ’57 Chevy as the hottest set of w'hecls, w'hilc Ford introduces a sporty new Mustang. Skate boards become the newest teenage fad when they arc introduced in the early 1960’s. Microwave ovens make their American debut, and send cooking into an entirely new' range. Housewives begin to have more free time, and women are no longer tied to their homes. 20 The year of Civil Rights, 1963 is filled with tones of violence between black and white. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. makes his famous MI have a dream speech to thousands in Atlanta. He speuks of the day when the children of blacks and whites can live together in racial harmony. I)r. King earns the Nobel Peace Prize for his movement. Soon after having the Civil Rights bill passed into law. Dr. King is tragically shot and killed, leaving his dream to be carried on by those who follow . For entertainment, everyone is going to see The Birds, Dr. No. A Hard Days Night, and The Sound of Music with Julie Andrew's, while on television, Beverly Hillbillies , Batman and Robin , and a new comedian named Johnny Carson enjoys success. 1968 The early to late Sixties sees the beginning of the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union. Three astronauts are killed w'hile trying to conquer the last frontier and become the first casualties of a new era. By the end of 1968, the Gemini has traveled in space for four days and astronauts have successfully orbited the moon. The miniskirt shocks America as hemlines rise way above the knee. Supermodel Tw’iggv of Britain becomes a role model for the teenage girls of America. The miniskirt is complimented by headbands and plastic boots. Harold Morey opens the new' Morey’s IGA Supermarket on East Street in 1968. Morey’s is still in business today at the same location and is visited often by many of the towm’s citizens. : T, One of the year’s most exciting moments was w hen the New Milford firemen cele- brated their centennial, drawing hundred of marchers throughout the state and beyond. A Fireman’s Ball w as held in the New Milford High School gym. Many attended showing their tow n pride and support. I ■ An important breakthrough in the w'orld of sports is the Invention of the metal tennis racket. An American tradition begins as the Packers and the Chiefs battle on the gridiron in Super Bowl I. The Olympics arc held in Tokyo, where a 15 year old Peggy Fleming competes in figure skating. Her reaction when she finds she has made the Olympic team: Oh Goodie! Cassious Clay floors Sonny Listen in a 48 second bout to become know n as the one and only Mohammed Ali. Mrs. Z. has (n the past coached checrlcadlng. but presently coaches field hockey and has brought many teams to champi-unship victories. One of the most unforgettable memories of Mrs. Z Is Ihc day that .John Kennedy was assassinated There was u faculty vs. student football game going on at the back field. One student had a portable radio over which they heard the bad news Mrs. Z recalls that many students and all of the faculty stayed after school as the radio was played on the PA system. Mrs. Z has noticed a change In attitude towards women In sports When she began teaching. the cliques were worse than now. It was not popular to admit being a girl athlete, and girls snuck into the locker room so as not to be seen. Mrs. Zaloski 1958 21 On July 20, 1969, man reached John Kennedy’s dream of landing on the moon. Apollo 11, with astronauts Xeil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Pedwin Alrin, made a successful landing In the Sea of Tranquility. Armstrong was the first to make a footprint on the moon’s surface, saying as he did, “One small step for men, one giant leap for mankind. ’ The astronauts spent two hours doing experiments, setting up the American flag, and measuring moon-quakes. Upon returning home, they were kept in isolation for 18 days to determine if there was any contamination from the moon’s atmosphere. There was none, and by 1972 the United States had sent six more Apollo missions to the moon. The Boston Celtics roll in their 11th NBA, the Mets win their first World Series, and the Bruins take another Stanley Cup. Mark Spintz takes seven gold medals for the United Sates in the Olympic swimming competitions. For football fans, OJ Simpson sets a new rushing record of 2000 years. 1969 — First flight of the Concorde. 1970 — Eighteen becomes the legal voting age. 1971 — Vietnam vets toss war medals at the capitol in protest. 1973 — Twin Towers built in Manhattan. On August 17, 1969 the largest concert ever takes place. 400,000 people gather on a 600 acre dairy farm in Woodstock, X.Y., for a three day party, listening to music by Creedence Clearwater, The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and Jimi Hendrix. Amazingly enough the crowd behaved peacefully despite light security and “bad LSD trips.” 1969 Drugs claim the lives of three music greats: Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison. The Beatles break up when Paul McCartney decides to split for a solo career. Earlier, many fans believed Paul to be dead when a disc Jockey played a Beatlc’s record backward to reveal 3?voices saying “Paul is dead.” Paul, however, was alive and well. Led Zeppelin cuts their second album, containing the soon to be classic “Stairway to Heaven.” The hippie is making its last resurgence. The fashion of the day is micromini skirts, long straight hair for both boys and girls, and beads. 22 After Bpending nine ycurs in Vietnam, the I'oitcd States finally pulls out of South Vietnam. This is the longest time we have ever spent fighting in one war and those nine long years has left the United States a divided country. The war has been devastating for everyone involved. 68,000 United States soldiers were killed and 866,000 were wounded. The United States entered into this war hoping to stop the North Vietnamese from taking over South Vietnam and spent over 8150,000,000 only to fall at this tusk. On March 29, 1973 the United States puLls it’s last troops out of South Vietnam and ends our involvement in a war that accomplished HUle more than to tear our country apart. People are watching Sweet Charity at the movies, along with East Rider, Midnight Cowboy, and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Marlon Brandon is portraying The Godfather. Other big hits are Jesus Christ Superstar, Sleeper, The Sting, and The Exorcist. Star Trek the series cuts Its five year mission to explore strange new riorlds to only three and goes off the air, but MASH proves to be a great smash. Kids are introduced to Jim Henson’s Bert, Ernie, Big Bird, and Oscar the Grouch w hen Sesame Street makes its debut. Parents are introduced to Edith and Meathead when Carroll O’Connor stars in “All in the Family.” j 1973 The SENIORS OF 88 are being born in hospitals around the world. Besides the war, Nixon also had his next election to worry about. He w'ins by a landslide, but five burglars are caught in the Watergate offices and are connected to the President. Top Nixon’s aides quit over the scandal and the United States Senate begins the Watergate Hearings. The Washington Post and its reporters Woodward and Bernstein are honored for their coverage of Watergate. The famous blues singer, B.B. King, presented a benefit concert at New Milford High School. The performance w'as an attempt by the senior class to raise money. B B KING in CONCERT BENEFIT FOR JIMMY WARNER FUND SPONSORED BY N M H S. CLASS OF '70 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1969 N M HIGH SCHOOL 7:00 P. M DONATION 00 Miss Vago 1961 Miss Yugo remembers the strict dress code that was enforced at NMHS for many years. It was ta- tboo for women to wear slacks including the £ faculty. But Miss Vago how-i H ever was given « the exception, mKk S ' • as she was a Physics teacher and it was necessary for her to climb on shelves for inventory. The administraUon allowed this only when It was absolutely necessary. One thing Miss Vago really misses is the close knit relationship that existed between the students and faculty. In her early years of teaching every teacher knew each student on a first name basis and the students and teachers depended on each other for help and friendship, even outside of the classroom. The enormous growth in the staff and student body has made It difficult for this to huppen. But, Miss Vago has stuck with us for 26 years because “XM has become my home, my friends have become my family, and I care deeply about my students.” 23 The United States celebrates its bicentennial in 1976 with fireworks, parades and commemorative coins. The celebration starts when the sun is seen on Mars Hill in Maine. New York hosts the most extensive celebration. Fifteen large ships and 200 small ones sail through Upper Bay and up the Hudson as hundreds of thousands watch from the shores. A sixty foot cherry pie is baked in Washington, while in Boston a six foot pancake and a sixty nine thousand pound cake arc baked. Ford warned the country “not to be content with its past and to look to the future to increase its freedom and improve its quality of life.” - 86 million Hospital expansion started at New Milford Hospital - Cantebury builds the first local indoor skating rink - In April 1976, Mr. Bayers takes NMHS Band to Disney World - In April 1978, Alton Wheeler of XM files suit against President Carter and Senators Ribicoff and Weickcr, charging them with illegal conspiring to give away the Panama Canal. Dr. Tripp Dr. Tripp, the Mathematics Coord I nator, has a deep commitment to our school and community. The biggest change in the school over the years is the growth in size of the student body and faculty. According to Dr. Tripp our school has improved the ’arts’ area of instruction — Industrial and Fine Arts. Dr. Tripp is known for his high standards and for his stressing that the faculty and students should strive to reach their potential. Dr. Tripp sees the school as a place of continuing change and that the school must be ready to meet these demands. 1. Class of '88 begins kindergarten. 2. First test tube baby born in London. 3. Baryshnikov, Soviet ballet star, defects to US. Bruce Sprinsteen becomes the biggest hit since the Beatles in the late Seventies, while the Grateful Dead is making their world debut. Elvis Presley, the King of Rock, dies after 28 gold records and 106 hits in the Top 40. Gerald Ford assumes the presidency when Nixon is named a co-conspirator in the Watergate scandal. Ford issues a pardon to Nixon. Two assassinations are made on Ford' life; he escapes both attempts alive. 1974 American and Soviet astronauts meet in space for a two day international mission. During these two days, the six crew members shared meals and cooperated on scientific experiments as they moved from one craft to the other. The commanders shook hands through the hatches of their spacecraft and then traded gifts as the Americans entered the Soviet ship. The interaction occurred 140 miles above the Atlantic Ocean. 24 Jimmy Carter, a peanut farmer and fomcr governor of Georgia, is elected president. Carter is the first man from the deep South to become president in 125 years. He defeats President Ford in a close election. He credits his victory to his showing in the televised debates between the two candidates. Jaws is a thriller! Saturday Night Fever hits the disco scene by storm. Star Wars and the Force are a box office smash. Superman becomes every boys hero and every girls dream Rocky mukes its debut and paves the way for others to come. Close Encounters of the Third Kind is a favorite for all ages. Other favorite movies are The Godfather Part II, One Flew Over the Cuckoo s Nest, All the President’s Men, and The Enforcer. In television, “Waltons” and “Happy Days” made their debut, as TV networks try to reduce violence on TV. Roots draws 80 million view ers, the largest audience ever. The Dallas saga starts, and Wonderwoman captures the heurts of children and men alike, 1978 Ford is introducing the Pinto Pony, but Volkswagon Is phasing the Bug out of the United States market. People are living alone—and liking it! Kids are wearing T-shirts with writing on it. Zoologists observer World Whale Day. First protest staged at a nuclear plant. Carter offers farm aid after protest. Families begin to leave'Love Canal. The gasoline shortage becomes worse than ever. In New York, more than half of the gas stations were closed down due to a lack of gas. Open stations have lines up to six miles long and w'ere limiting sales up for three dollars per visit. Nadia Comanici stuns the w'orld wdth her gymnastics ability. Hank Aaron hits 750 homeruns, beating Babe Ruth’s record. Dorothy Hamill skates her wfay to the top. Nine hundred nine people die in a mass suicide. Followers of a fanatical Californian commit suicide in the jungle of South America. Survivors say Temple members took part in a mass suicide rite by swallowing a concoction of Kool-Aid and cyanide. Mr. Bourdeau 1960 Mr. Bourdeau was the first Vice Principal of the new high school in 1963. A man known for his strict cn-forccment of the dress code, it was not uncommon to find him checking for unbuttoned collars or measuring hemlines. In the early 70’s when the Schaght-icokc Middle School was built. Mr. Bourdeau left the High School as Vice Principal to become Principal there. He Is now a math teacher at Schaghti-cokc. When asked whut difference Mr. Bourdeau would like to have made in the school system over the past 26 years, he replied, “to preserve those values and characteristics of the school which instills pride, dedication and responsibility. ’ 25 During the morning of July 29, 1981 everyone sits glued to their television sets as Prince Charles and Lady Di exchange their wedding vows. Lady Di starts the trend of long formal wedding gowns. 1. Voyager I detects a faint ring of rocky debris around Jupiter. 2. Barney Clark receives the first permanent artifical heart. 3. Bill Rodger wins the Boston Marathon with the record breaking time of 2:09.27. The Iranian’s seize the United States Am bassy and hold fourty-ninc Americans hostage. United States citizens band together as a united front to support the return of the hostages. The rescue attempt headed by President Carter is a fiasco. The country anxiously awaits their safe and speedy return. After four hundred and fourty-four grueling days for the hostages as w’cll as the Americans back home, the captives arc finally freed. Three major assassination attempts were made during this time period. The only successful attempt was on December 8, 1980, when John Lennon is killed by a fanatic’s bullet. This was certainly the most shocking event in rock music’s history. The other assassination attempts were on President Reagan and Pope John Paul II. These attempts were not successful and the victims were only wounded. Mr. Devin 1952 Mr. Devin has been with ub for 36 years, unci has held all positions at New Milford, from teaching to principal. He now coaches boys cross country and last year was given the honor of being inducted into the ( T Qinches Hall of Fame. Mr. Devin feels that the ability of the high school athletes has remained the same but their dedication has increased over the years. His dedlcaUon as a coach has brought numerous teams to the championship level, too numerous to mention. Everyone who has been coached by Mr. Devin has the greatest respect for him and claim “he Is the best coach they've ever had.” Mt. St. Helens, for years an inactive volcano suddenly errupts spewing ashes and molten lava over the state of Washington. Eight people are killed and many other peoples lives are disrupted. 1979 The 1980 Winter Olympics is a great success. Eric Heiden wins his fifth gold medal in speed skating and the U.S. hockey team amazes the world by defeating the Russians and the Finns to capture the gold for the second time in the history of the United States. The Summer Olympics in Moscow has the lowest attendance ever. The United States, West Germany and .Japan do not attend. 26 I w i,y MOVIE HITS pCLUDE: Steven Speilbergs E.T. Raiders of the Lost Ark fY¥7 The Empire Strike Back Aliens % Kramer vs. Kramer Hambo First Blood Part I Ronald Reagan, promising “to put American back to work again’ , is elected the fortieth president of the nation. The former California governor is the oldest man ever elected to serve in the White House, at the age of 69. The former movie star and television personality takes special gratification in his victory over President Ford, whom he had lost to in the past presidential race. Terms of Endearment The China Syndrome Apocalypse Now 1983 The nation stops to watch NASA launch the space shuttle piggy back on a 747 Jet. Atlanta parents fear for their children’s lives, since this nightmare began on July 28,1979. Eighteen black Atlanta children have been found slain in the past 19 months as a deranged mass murderer unmercifully takes the lives of innocents. mmm Ttlcml , Capsules A drug that helps people now kills people. Tylenol capsules, laced with Strychnine, is the cause of eight deaths. Tylenol have now been replaced by caplets and four layers of protective seals. Several thousand Argentinian troops storm the Falkland Islands on April 2, 1982. The United States sides with Britain in condemning the Argentinians actions. President Reagan offers material support in Britain’s attempt to recapture the South Atlantic islands. The war evolves into a major sea battle. On June 17, Argentina surrenders to the British and 14,000 troops are taken captive. Mr. Magoun 1962 Mr. Magoun begun his career at New Milford High School as an English teacher in 1961. He regrets the decline In the dress code during the 'hippie period’. He recalls students wearing the American flag across their back pockets. During this time period he can remember students protesting government involvement in the Vietnam war by not standing for the XaUonal Anthem. Mr. Magoun recalls vividly the landing on the moon because he brought his summer school class to the library to watch it on TV. 27 The Challenger explodes as a horrified nation watches. January 28 is a day that will last in the minds of Americans forever. Seven astronauts were killed in the disaster including Christa McAulifTe, a high school teacher from New Hampshire, who would have been the first ordinary citizen in space. The Incident brings the United States space program to a stand still. Terror!am grips the whole world. 1985 may very well he remembered as the year of terrorism. Thousansds of innocent people have been killed for the purpose of advancing political causes. High incidence of highjacking , bombings, kidnapping, and murder has sparked governments into action, toughening their attitudes and tightening their security. — Andy and Fergie delight the public with their marriage. — Men walk free in space 170 miles up. — Smoking in public places becomes a controversial issue. — The average prices of homes soar past the 8100,000 mark. — Crazed gun man kill 20 unarmed citizens in McDonalds. — Asbestos removals closes down schools across country. The Iran Contra affair begins in the fall of 1986, when it is revealed in a Lebanese newspaper that the United States has offered Iran arms in return for American hostages. There were many unsuccessful attempts to link the plan to the upper levels of the Reagan administration. Lt. Colonel Oliver North wound up taking the blame for the administration and becomes a national hero in the process. OTHER SCANDALS: — TV Evungcllstn hi! hard. .Ilm and Tammy Uakker are forced to resign from their religious leadership roles after Jim Bakker Is caught in his affair with Jessica Hahn. — Jimmy Swuggart begs forgiveness on TV for his sins of adultery. — Gary Hart is forced to withdraw from the presidential race after Monkey Business with Donna Rice. SENIORS of 1988 GRADUATE 1984 — Indira Gandhi murdered. — Foreign Aid increases to starving Ethiopians. — Fatal gas leak in Bhopal kills 2,100, Union Carbide held responsible. — Three Commerical planes crash in one month, death toll rises to 711. — Huge quake kills thousands in Mexico. CRACK AIDS Crack and AIDS have become the newest health dangers across the w'orld. Crack is a highly addictive form of Cocaine and spreads quickly due to it’s availability and cheap prices. AIDS (Acquired Immune Dieflccncy Syndrome) continues to kill thousands and scare millions. The disease is no longer confined to homosexuals and intravenous drug users; now the disease is spreading into the lives of heterosexuals as well. Efforts to find a cure are extensive but unsuccessful. 28 During July of 1986, Miss Liberties face lift Is finished and she is showered with fireworks on her 100th birthday. Hundreds of ships, from dingees to destroyers, bobbed along in the N.Y. harbor as people lined the shores to observe the fabulous celebrations in honor of Lady Liberty. — The indistructable compact disc, played with lasers, threatens records and tapes to become obsolete. — Millions of parents are capturing their childrens earliest years on video tape, so they arc able to embarrass them later on in life with those famous bath shots. — Classic Coke makes a triumphant return after New Coke fails. TOP MOVIES • Top Gun • Starring Tom Cruise — every girl wants him, every guy wants to be him. • Platoon • the gruesome portrayal of the Vietnam War. • Fatal Attraction • makes you think twice. • Gremlins • Spell berg does it again. • Ferris Beullers Day Off • he was allowed to go to his senior picnic. • Temple of Doom • • Out of Africa • • Ernest Goes to Camp • • Tootsie • Ghandi 1988 On July 13, 1986 a world rock festival was held for famine relief. A multitude of famous gingers including Paul McCartney, Ilob Dylan, Tina Turner, Mick Jagger, L'2, and Madonna performed to a crowd of over 90,000 in Philadelphia to raise over 850,000,000 dollars for famine relief. In London another concert was taking place simultaneously. Bandaid, besides giving a huge concert, also produced the hit single “Do They Know It’s Christmas” whos proceeds went to the starving people of Africa. Both concerts w'ere a huge success, and were the 80’s form of Woodstock. ’84 Olympics held in Los Angeles. 84 Mary Lou Retton stuns the world by winning the gold in gymnastics. 85 Boris Becker wins Wimbeldon making him the youngest champ ever. 86 Met’s defeat the Red Socks in the world series. 86 Larrv Bird leads Boston Celtics to their 16th NBA title. 86 Ivan Lendl w’ins his 2nd U.S. open. 86 Refrigerator Perry helps Bears defeat New England in Super Bowl XV. 85 Pete Rose, 44 years old, breaks Ty Cobb’s record with his 4,192 career hit. Chernobyl is an example of the “sinister force” of nuclear power gone out of control. On April 20, 1986 in Chernobl, Russia an explosion torched off a raging fire that spread outside the reaction and released dangerous amounts of radioactivity. It is believed that 2 people died and 148 people w'ere hospitalized. A four point program to hasten the exchange of information on nuclear accidents was offered by Gorbachev. Mr. Hilton 1960 Mr. Hilton remembers then there was no computer to do our report curds for the teachers. They had to do them all by hand. He remembers when the entire faculty would have to sit down together in one room to do report cards. Hack then there were about 30-40 faculty members. They would gather in the faculty lounge, which Is now the nurse’s office. Someone would call our students names individually and every teachers who had that students would yell out their grade. It was then written down manually on the report card to be given to the students later. Thata big change compared to now-a-days when the computer docs it all for you But some things will never change for example. “Miss Weinmayer (Mrs. 7.) and myself.’ 29 Combined their own rebellious and provocative nature with their Barbizon training. Josh Lytle and Jake Mallory stun the hair conscience world w’ith their new styles. Living in the lap of luxury, Philip Bower gives in to his every whim. After winning 812,000,000 in the lottery he has further developed his free-for-all attitude which is quite contagious for all that are around him. He owns two limo’s, a Rolls Royce, a summer home on the Riviera, and a winter home on the beaches of Malibu. Katrina Mojzesz comes up with a newr line of clothing, in w'hich she brings back the long prairie skirt and ruffles. She compliments her creations by adding the corset, creating the hour-glass figure. Dr. Christian Daher replaces Dr. Tracy as superintendent of schools. After earning his PhD. in education from Bennington College ( 1 party school), he then returned to New Milford with his wife and six kids. He wanted his children to be brought up and reared in the same educational system in w'hich he contributed much too. The United States is euphoric as the last of our MIAfe and POW’s come home from Asia. The man responsible for the safe return of our servicemen is Mr. Louis Fox. His many trips to Vietnam and negotiations w'ith their incarcerators proved to be successful due to this persuasive technique and sympathetic car to the Vietnamese economic problems. Through his life long efforts toward peace and the end of human suffering, Mr. Fox has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. —Hitting the top 10 with his debut album, featuring his fanatical drum solos, is Bob King and his ingenious band. —Joanna Angelic and Chrissie Goyette Join u punk rock group and ravage the lands of such countries as England, France, and Belgium on their world wide tour. They continuously play to sold out concerts, and grow more popular by the hour. —.Jonathon Saul is the modern day Pavarrotti. In his many great performances he enthralls his audiences with his dramatic inferences and brings them to tears with his moving portrayals of tragedies. After graduating from Harvard Medical School w’ith a 3.9 G.P.A. Dr. Emily Rogg devoted all of her time and energy to the research for the cures of AIDS and cancer. These two diseases have persisted to control, disrupt, and destroy the lives of our families and loved ones. Until now' there has been little hope in finding a cure for them. Dr. Rogg accidentally poured the wrong solution into a flask and found the drug that killed the AIDS virus. With a few alterations to this compound came the cure for cancer. The population of the world has hit maximum capacity. The number of homeless is increasing. The old fantasy of a new’ w’orld on the moon suddenly becomes a reality w’ith the help of Chris McCullough. Mr. McCullough the present day owner of the Hilton enterprise seeks to expand his business chain of hotels to the moon. He gets much help and support from fellow entrepreneur Elias Bouzakis. Mr. Bou-zakis brings the Holiday Restaurant to the moon. Preparations for this project are already under wray. 30 After a long and prosperous political career, John Esposito runs for the presidency of the United States promising the country and the world Peace for all. Before the election a scandal broke out. Investigators showed that he had acquired a fewr questionable acquaintances. But that was not to detract from his suave and debonair charm. Esposito was destined to be become presdient. Having extraordinary knowledge in the field of automation, David Rizzo is sought out by the design division of Ford Motor Company. At this position, he innovates a highly aerodynamic car, rightly called the Ford Flyer RD. Recently seen Jetsetting around Europe is Mr. Sheldon Watson. The world famous photographer can most often be found in the company of high fashion models of the highest caliber. Shelley, as he is affectionately called by his many fans, can also be seen at all the aristocratic weekend affairs that give his schedule little time for any real work. 2014 Ethiopia, India, and even our own country have one problem in common: People dying of starvation. The cure is logical and simpler to handle than those others that plague our nations. But for some reason we have not been uble to provide food for those in need of basic food and nutrition. Agricultural studies have been done in Arizona by Steven McCall. He has discovered a new way to grow' wheat in the desert climate. Through his efforts the problem of hunger is diminishing, slowly, but surely. Attesting to the proclamation that love conquers all is the marriage of,June Moore and Mark Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Evans live in a suburban house with their 2.3 kids. The first ever woman NBA player has been selected. Laura Kinney, originally from New Milford, hus struggled for many long and grueling hours in order to perfect her basketball skills. Eric Mansion wins u Gold Medal in Wrestling at the Olympics. Sarah Lester wins the Iron Man Triathalon, also setting a new worlds record. A long time dream finally comes true for Beth Bayers when she auditions for and gets the part of Miss Calcutta in the new Broadway play The Garden of the Golden Monkey. Other cast members include old friends, such as Debbie Olsen and Kim Arndt. Meanwhile, In Hollywood, Mike Crawford is picked to star in Nightmare on Elm Street 4, as the new Freddie Krueger. Consumed with artistic ferver, he actually became Freddie. You can guess what happpens next when I tell you that he is now spending 25 years to life in the Attica State Prison. A new mob scene emerges in Little Italy with such questionable characters as Turch, Tovino and Testa following the Boss, allegedly Paul Biondino. The Guido Brothers have been seen in covalent locations with President Esposito. Although nothing has been proved, corruption pervades in modern politics. Mr. Clonaris, was a science teacher at Xcw Milford for 29 years. He believes that the high quality of the stuff and their concern for our education has remained the same during his teaching career. Mr. Clonaris, along with other teachers, has witnessed not only the building of a new school, but the addition of a science wing and an upper gvm. Along with these changes has come the growth of the student population. To solve this, Mr. Clonaris would like to sec another high school built in town which is likely to happen in the near future. Although not a teacher, Mr. Clonaris is sUll involved with students as a security guard at Xcw Milford. Mr. Clonaris 1958 -V 31 ell me not In mournful numbers. Life is but an empty dream! — For the soul is dead that slumbers, And things are not what they seem. Life is real! Life is earnest! And the grave is not its goal; Dust thou art, to dust returnest. Was not spoken of the soul. Not enjoyment, and not sorrow. Is our destined end or way; But do aet, that each tomorrow Find us farther than today. Art is long, and time is fleeting, And our hearts, though stout and brave, Still like muffled drums are beating Funeral marches to the grave. In the world’s broad field of battle, In the bivouac of Life, Be not like dumb, driven cattle! Be a hero in the strife! Trust no Future, howe’er pleasant! Let the dead Past bury its dead! Act,—act in the living Present! Heart within, and God o’erhead! Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime. And, departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time; Footprints, that perhaps another Sailing o’er life’s solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again. Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. —Longfellow 33 ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Bippus. Vice Principal Mr. Bouclier, Dean of Students “You arc never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it, however.” — Bach Dr. Robinson, Principal Dr. Lillis, Vice Principal Mr. Lee, Vice Principal CENTRAL OFFICE Board of Education TOP: Dr. Mullen, Mr. Kristensen, Mr. Wargo, Jason Janeskv. BOTTOM: Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Rogg, Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Jones, Miss Moore, Mary Justs. Misti Constdlne Dir. Pupil Personnel Dr. McCarthy Dir. of Planning Evaluation Mr. Mulvlhill Ass’t Superintendent Mr. Corbett Business Manager Mrs. Benjamin Ass’t Business Manager Mrs. Camperchioli Super, of Elcm. Ed. Superintendent Dr. Tracy Mr. Iffland Social Worker 37 OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Hetzel Bursar “Love thy neighbor, as thyself.” New Testament Mrs. Gillette Computer Secretary Mrs. McLaughlin Ass’t. Registrar Ms. Mulanphy Computer Secretary Mrs. Con saga Registrar Mrs. Twinning Registrar Mrs. Shanahan Principal’s Sec. Mrs. Howard Teacher Clerk Mrs. Johnson V.P.’s Secretary GUIDANCE Chairperson Ms. Fogarty “The man who goes alone can start today; but he who travels with another must wait till that oth- Mr. Matusiak Practice docs not make perfect, good practice makes perfect! Mr. Bernard cr is ready.” Thoreau Mrs. Cushman has been a part of our Guidance Department for 15 years, and we will miss her when she moves on next year. She notes changes in the physical plan of the school and the courses offered. The students though, “are still the best kids In the union: smartest, most charming. best looking, etc.” Mr. VanDerzce Mrs. Marstcano Secretary Ms. Raymond Secretary ENGLISH Chairperson Mr. Lee ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Crews “If a thing Is worth doing. It’s worth doing badly.” G. K. Chesterton Mr. Dc Khum Mrs. Grocschner Mr. Iannuccl Mrs. Johnson “Don’t forget to proofread!” Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Lewis 40 Mrs. Racey Mrs. Reynolds “I grade on quality not quantity. Mr. Rogers MR. OLSEN is noted for his creative teaching habits. He is quite excited about the change in the report card system. It used to be that the student would get his report card in the morning homeroom and as he went to each class he would get his grades. Now we have an efficient computer system that takes two weeks as opposed to same-day service. Mr. Sheehan Mrs. Stevens “Each person is unique. There arc no average people.” Mrs. Sheehy Mrs. Ferris “How much better than gold it is to gain wisdom. ...” Proverb 16 41 MATH Chairperson Dr. Tripp ‘Math is a participation sport.’ MATH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Brace Mr. Ferris Ms. Grant Mr. Kenausis “Is knowledge knowable? If not, how do we know this?” Woody Allen Mr. Knipple Mr. Moger Mrs. Regan “It is not the answer that enlightens, but the question.” Dccouvertcs 42 A list of Mr. Hibbard s involvement in XMHS includes coaching Varsity basketball for nine years, advising the National Honor Society for five, and the Firefighters Activity for fifteen and teaching here for nineteen. When he graduated in 1965, there were only 600 members of the NMHS student body, so to him, the number of students has been the school’s greatest change. “Meanwhile back at the ranch, this is ouopy-chow ’’ Mr. Shaffer “In search for the truth of things, method is indespensible. Descartes Mr. Woodin, a long time member of the math department, has been involved over the years in many of the school’s extracurricular sports teams. He has been coach to both boys and girls track, and also to freshman basketball. Mr. Woodin’s time has also gone toward National Honor Society as their advisor. 43 Ms. Yatfo Mr. Wrenn SCIENCE Chairperson Mr. Packard “P«D-Prior Proper Preparation Prevents Disaster.” SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Bouclier Mr. Coleman “The meek shall inherit the earth, the rest will head to the stars.” unknown Mrs. DeCristofaro Mr. Hoyt Mrs. Khcir-Eldln Mr. I.a Plante Ms. Levin Mr. Markelon 44 V After 18 years at NMHS, Mr. Mullen, who teaches the popular photography class, has noticed profound and complex changes in the school. When asked what has changed, he stated, “The atmosphere.” He organized the Good Samaritan Club and he is known around the Science Department as an all-around handy-man. Mr . Scudder Mrs. Wright Mr . Pcttvjohn Ml Schlngh Mr. Joy has been a vital part of our science department for 20 years. Over this time he has noticed that students are concentrating less and less on school, while extracurricular activities, jobs, and so on have become more prevalent. “School is competing with these other acUvities, whether that be good or bad.” “Watt is a Joule per second.” 45 HISTORY DEPARTMENT HISTORY Chairperson Mr. McGrath “Do the reading. Mr. Abraham Mr. Gillespie Mrs. DeLucia Mr. Holmes Mr. Flanagan Mr. Kellogg Mr. Friedman Mr. Lauer “The secret is . . . that there is no secret.” Kopp 46 Mr. Nicola Mr. Putnam Mr . Sutlch “Forsan ct haec olim mcminissc iu-vablt.” Vergil Ml Vallambro o A woman who has had a career here for over 22 years. Miss Austin, has always provided her classes with an interesting curriculum, not only in the classroom, but out. When asked what has changed most, over her longjevity at XMHS, she noted basic physical changes in the school but couldn’t see any in the general personalities of the students. 47 . A Among other responsibilities, Mrs. Sullivan-Clark is the advanced placement Spanish teacher. When asked what has changed at NMHS over her past 20 years here, she promptly replied, “The kids haven’t.” New Milford has changed, she admits, “But the school and the kids in general haven’t.” FOREIGN ANGUAGE Chairperson Mr. During FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Castonguay ! S lud. Amor, y Pesetas, v Ucmpo para gastarlos! Mrs. Clark Ms. Forcstl PHYSICAL EI) Chairperson Mrs. Kenny “Lo quc algo vale, algo cuesta. Mrs. Osborne “Quien no se aventura no gana la mar.’’ — Froverblo Espanol Mrs. Zaloaki Mrs. Moreno Leon “Que es la vidu? Un freneai. Que cs la vida? Una llusion.” — Calderon de la Barca Mrs. Tanncr-Shechan Ms. Chcron Mrs. Sutich Miss Coulter Is a Fullbright scholar who is teaching in France this year. We miss her a lot and look forward to visiting with her next year. Mr. Oshan Athletic Director r t Mr. Kraft “Take one day at a time.” Ms. Vanassc Mr. Brennan Mr. Nolan 50 Mr. Castonguay has been an integral part of our business department for 22 years. He originally started a business club and after a few years connected it with the national club FBLA. He notes a considerable change in student be havior and dress. “We could get everyone in the cafeteria and have a quiet study.” Also, though there was no formal dress code, girls always wore skirts or dresses and no one ever wore jeans. After 16 1 2 years at XMHS, Mr. Sheridan has noticed that the students now are more “in pace with what’s happening. When I first came here I felt like I was going back in time,’’said Sheridan, “kids now are sharper.” “What is essential is invisible to the eye. It is only with the heart that one can see rightly.” The Little Prince SPECIAL ED. Chairperson Ms. Meyer Mrs. Knapp Ms. Boyd Ms. Chapman Mr. Ilaijar has been teaching in the XMHS Special Ed department for 10 years. The change he has noticed in NMHS is an increase in the number of services available to the students, something he is obviously quite pleased about. The Special Olympics Program in NMHS has been made possible by a man who has been with us for 13 years, Mr. Hayes. A notable change he has seen occur over these years is the great increase in the size of the faculty. Mr. Masiulis “Problems have only the size and the power that vou give them.” S.H. 51 LIBRARY Librarian ART MUSIC Head Teacher Mrs. Elscsscr Mrs. Hcgarty Ms. Sibrak “Life l� a aeries of choices. Learn to evaluate alternative . Over his 21 years of teaching music and directing this schools musical group, Mr. Bayers has noticed a gradual improvement in the “degree of sophistication of the NMHS students. “A greater number of students, according to him, “are of a high caliber.” A teacher at NMHS for seven years, Mr. Keck has added a great deal to the music department. Not only has he enriched the chorus program, but he has directed senior plays and all school musicals. He is a great asset to the student body of the high school. Mrs. Hlckox NURSE INDUSTRIAL ARTS PATIENT HOME ECONOMICS CARE Chairman AV Coordinator Head Teacher Head Nurse HEALTH Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Xeukom To thine own self be true.” Shakespeare Mr. Barbero Mr. Neff Ms. Hulls Mr. Oshan Asst. Nurse 53 TEACHER’S AIDES ANI) SECURITY CAFETERIA STAFF PROM “Sea of Love” May 16, 1987 • 7 On Saturday, May 16, 1987 the class of 1988 put on one of the most memorable nights of their lives at the Amber Room in Danbury. “The Sea of Love” proved to be an enjoyable and romantic theme for the 1987 prom. The king and queen, Paul Marazita and April Cardinal, along with runners-up Werner Stierle, John Esposito, Pat Murphy, John Carmellini, Mary Justs, Bev Beall, Beth Bayers, and Wendy Miles managed to set a festive mood for the 1987 prom, “The Sea of Love”. HOMECOMING - Nov. 14,1987 This year’s Homecoming proved to quite eventful for the class of 1988. The seniors captured first place in the float competition for the first time. The theme was “Memories”, which gave the four classes a chance to show their creativity. The senior class constructed a spirited float of a camera; the Juniors well earned second place with a hope chest; the sophomores took a strong third with their clock and the freshmen showed their great efforts in obtaining the Honorable Mention. Mary Justs and John Carmellini were crowned Homecoming Queen and King during the parade and were reintroduced during the half-time of the football game, which was quite an exciting challenge for the Green Wave team. Student Council’s coordinating of the Homecoming of 1987 was quite a success and will be a memorable event for many. 58 SENIOR PLAY-Dec. 11-12, 1987 HURRICANE SMITH AND THE GARDEN OF THE GOLDEN MONKEY, a tale of action, adventure and romance, was a two-act comedy presented by the senior class with surprising skill. Jason Mullins (Hurricane Smith) captivated the audience. Linda Zest was portrayed by a talented Cathy Bcthercm. The story line is: A student, Gloria Daily (Marcia Geiger) tries to sell her play to a small-time director, Eddie Diamond (David Melchver). A group of drama students perform the “Indiana Jones” — flavored script for him. Hurricane, followed by Zest, goes in search of the Garden, meeting dangerous and humorous characters including Java-Java, Cobra Woman and the Cobra people. In the end, as usual, the good guys win! The Class of 1988 pulled together to put on a fantastic show for all! Anyone want a Dr. Pepper? 60 Many thanks to all who worked on the play: Jason M.t Cathy, Jason P Mary. Rob, Beth, Mark. Stanna. Debbie O., Sue C., Pete, Meg, Bev, Shauna, Eileen B.. Mike, Guy, Kim A., Al, Dave K., Dave M.. Jim, Theresa, Andrea, Ellen, Chris, Jen. Brian, Diana, Ian, John. Hugh. Amy, .Jason J., Laura. Agnes, Deb D., Eileen R., Jon, Chrissy, Paul, Margaret, Kris. Cindy P., Cindy D., Danielle, Colleen, Lisa, Jenn. Kim, Colleen M., Debbie P., Brenda, Sue H., Regina, Jen B., Spud. An-Wcn 61 WISER TOURNAMENT New Milford held another successful Joe Wiser Holiday Tournament for area basketball teams. New Milford took first place, beating Watertown and Immaculate on the way. Steve McCall, Pat Heaton and Craig Wells received tournament honors. Other basketball congratulations go to Steve McCall, for making All Briggs Division Team, and Pat Heaton for receiving Honorable Mention All Conference. The New Milford team also was given the Dan Garamella Sportsmanship Award, presented by the WrCC. Steve McCall All Tournament Team Pat Heaton Tournament MVP 62 Egg WESW WFlism taX 3 DEC. 29, 1987 Craig Wells Fran Gollow Player’s Player Award Mr. Hibbard Head Coach ALEX MONTICELLI KEITH SHERIDAN SHAWN CARRINGTON PETE MOLLER SHANNON PLUE WERNER STIERLE LISA MOOTS MARI PERREAULT MICHAEL DUBE Due to retakes and complications with Davis Studios, these seniors were not able to have their pictures included in the color sections. ANNIKA SANDAHL ERICA WALDMANN 64 FRIENDS OF THE CLASS Mr. Michael Sheehan Over the past four years the Class of 1988 has grown to appreciate many of the teachers for their advice, understanding and most importantly their friendship. Although members of the Class of 1988 may disagree upon who their favorite teacher is, we all agree that we owe a great deal to our advisor and close friend, Mr. Sheehan. For the past three years Mr. Sheehan has continued to support the C lass of 1988. His dedication was always present, at our homecomings with the construction of our floats, during our dues and fund drives, at our executive meetings, and at New Milford High School's best .Junior Prom. To many of us Mr. Sheehan is not only an advisor but a close friend. He has remained by our side when ideas have been successes and when ideas have been failures. It tukes a great deal to be a teacher and in charge of over three hundred students. Without Mr. Sheehan a lot could not have been accomplished and the class would be far apart. Thanks to Mr. Sheehan this class is now a very close group. We are very indebted to Mr. Sheehan for his dedication, time, effort, and his friendship. —Ian Rowburry— Mr. Charles Raymond To all those who knew Mr. Charles Raymond, the memory of his teaching will be with us. Mr. Raymond made a lasting impression on all of us which helped to give the ('lass of 1988 a special identity. Mr. Raymond started teaching at New Milford High School in 1970. He had taught here for sixteen years. Mr. Raymond taught a wide variety of courses such as: Western Civilization, American History, Contemporary History, Contemporary Issues and Economics. He went to France and Switzerland in 1986 with the French Club, when most people did not want to travel abroad due to international terrorism. Students on the trip commented that Mr. Raymond’s caring attitude helped people to develop a better understanding of themselves. He touched the Class of ’88, not only in our minds, but in our hearts as well. This is something special and we appreciated it very much. Mr. Raymond left behind many important quotes, which will provide direction in our futures such as: “follow your dreams’’ and “challenge authority, when needed.’’ Many people have been special to us as a class, especially Mr. Raymond who drew our respect and trust through his helpfulness. Through his classroom teaching he developed our intellectual and moral maturity. Mr. Raymond has given us many fond memories and will be remembered as a friend of the ('lass of ’88. 65 —Sheldon Watson— SENIORS SENIORS James Abbott George Adams Christopher Altadonna Tina Altobclli Britt Amundsen Daniel Anderson Joanna Angelic Kimberly Arndt Stephanie Angelovich Regina Aumiller Timothy Arciola 68 Carla Bates Beth Bayers Michael Barhcrio Michele Ball Robert Belcourt Ernest Belmont Tyler Bergcmann Catherine Bcthurem Geraldine Azary Bev Beall Paul Biondino III Eileen Ball SENIORS Stanna Bippus I Kristin Blanchard Kendra Bowman Elias Bouzakis 70 .Jennifer Burke Christopher Calandra Oriane Casale Alissa Cann James Callaghan, Jr. Kim Celello Jcannie Chase Jennifer Chase Joseph Chcmero 71 SENIORS Peter Ciccone Susan Consaga Paige Cook Vicky Cordeiro James Corna 72 Christine Cox Michael Crawford III 1 Charles Curry Robert Curry Cindy Danish Shauna D’Arcy David DeBov Laura DeSalvo Murk Evans Jennifer Fairchild Brenda Farrell SENIORS Kimberlv I)unn Barry Ed man John Esposito, Jr. Amy DiCesare Julie Dixon Robert Doychak Lisa Drazul Brian Ennis Brenda Erickson Beverly Fergason Timothy Frade 75 SENIORS Laura Garten Robert Gavlor Marcia Geiger Andrew Griffin April Gunnarshaug Thomas Halvorsen Christine Goyette 76 Patrick Heaton Edward Hill Susan Hill Sara Hilliard 77 SENIORS Michael Houghtalin Craig Iaia 78 Michael Kelly Barbara Kent David King Robert King 79 Diana Jones Michael Kessler SENIORS Leigh-Ann Kraemer Deborah Kitchens Leann Kriston Jennifer Kraft John Klous David Kullgren Rachel Langrebc Michelle Lapcnna Sharon Lath rope 80 Michael Letourneau Robert Lodsin Joshua Lytle Colleen Maguire 81 Sarah Lester John Lowe John Lukse Brian Maciel Terence Lee Mark Lewis Cheryl Lutinski Christopher Litty SENIORS Juke Mallory Marco Mazzotta Eric Mantion Adam Marcus Jacqueline Martin Erie Marquard Traci Mavette Jacqueline Me Alley Kevin McCaffertv Stephen McC all Colleen McCormack Christopher McCullough 82 William F. McKay Wendy Miles Brian Miller Jeffrey Minto 83 SENIORS Allison Minucci James Mitchell Katrina Mojzesz Norma Morales Agnes Molia Scott Morrell June Moore Kevin Mohan Peggy Muehlenbein Theresa Muhlmeyer Paul Mulhare Jason Mullins 84 Patrick Murphy Jeaninc Napolitano Gina Palmisani SENIORS John Pawloski Jason Payne Kimberlee Pearson Lynne Poliak Michael Pryor Kevin Perrin ( indv Pinder Beth Pingleton Debra Piper Mark Pcragine Regina Piccinini Jennifer Putnam 86 Eileen Reap Emilie Rogg .Jeffrey Roma Andrew Romanoff Joseph Rondini III 87 SENIORS Myra Rothc Ian Rowburry Pamela Ruotolo Jodi Samuelson Ellen Schenzer Andrea Schmidlin Barbara Russell Scott Russell Lauren Saplio Jonathan Saul Christine Schillawski Thomas Schillawski Gregory Schmitt Sandra Schrocder Robert Scribner, Jr. Michael Serra Kathleen Severance SENIORS Dean Solomon Gretchen Sonia Lisa Stahl Linda Steward Albert Thierfelder Rebecca Thompson Guy Tino 90 Arlene Torres David Toman Vera Tovino Peter Toman John Turchiano 91 SENIORS Donald Watterworth Dana Webber Tracey White Walter White Jennifer Wiegand .Jennifer Wedick Jamie Wilcox Kristin Winkelstern Dawn Wojciechow’ski Kevin Wright Hugh Kennen 92 REMEMBER WHEN . . . . . V.J.R. tripped over the box o’dead cats in BSC'S Freshmen year? . . (he Boy’s Cross Country team would have Freshmen Initiation. ,J. 1 . and J. V. almost got trampled by the entire football team at halftime. . . S. S. and S.C. driving the flatbed to school. . B.S. punched A.I), in the mouth by mistake? . . . I'.M. got her finger stuck in the test tube during Mr. P’s chemistry class? . . . J.M. got ran over by a bicycle in Manhattan. . . K.V. thought she saw Chip and Dale at the Metropolitan Museum. . . . The band walked through the fence. . . . we’d go to Dimitri’s after every race? . . . J.C. and R.G. hit the tree at 60 m.p.h. and had to go home? . . . C.B. and E.B. had to push C.M.C.’s ear thru B.K.’s drive thru? . . . J.S. and R.G. had chocolate pancakes and went for a bike ride in the snow? . . . M.B. ran into the door instead of going through it? . . . Everyone went to see U2 in September? . . . K.S., J.W., D.Q., and A.Y. had some R. and C. in Printmaking? . . . J.T. hit the cow during soccer practice? . . . G.A., B.F., C.B., C.A.. I.R., and B.P. missed the ferry back from the Statue of Liberty? . . . R.G.’s ear rolled down the parking lot hill into a teacher’s car? . . . Mr. Rogers rode the rocking horse in American Studies? . . . the Class of ’88 won the Spirit Stick 8 times? . . . J.J. and L.K. bumped heads? . . . M.J., FLS., and Ii.R. became snake sisters? . . . d.B. broke H.G.’s new skis? . . . A.S. rode a bike up and down hill — both ways? 93 . . . the number 4 (four)? REMEMBER WHEN . . . . . . we were explaining everything to J.P. . . . J.M. nominated Nixon for President? . . . The Anti-Prom ’87 that never was? . . . PM. made the announcement that “the Bird” had been mugged? . . Bum da da dum da da dum da da dum da na na . . . Bananza-a? . . . E.R. and J.T. went up to clean the bathroom? . . . P.H. and T.M. were track kickball co-captains? . . . the pigeon hit D.M. in Central Park? . . . The Boys CC team were State Champions? . . . E.B. sang “America the Beautiful”? . . . Mr. K’s Geometry class didn’t go to the school store? . . . D.P. kept having to tie her shoes after the basketball game? . . . the A.P. History class encountered “Man with the Umbrella”? . . . locker 1627 was filled with garbage by the end of the year? . . . S.L. ran by J.T. in the weeds during Cross Country? . . . M.M., P.H., N.F., and R.G. chased the ear full of girls? . . . J.S. and S.S. went to sell advertising? . . . M.B. knocked A.T. on the floor with her Anatomy book? . . . J.L. didn’t come to school on Monday’s? . . . we had long hair? . . . some devious rapscallion found the switch to the lights on the football field? And turned them on? . . . Mr. Lee’s default (D.O. K.O.) at Bethel? . . . H.K. and A.D. switched partners at the prom? . . . E.S., J.C. and D.R. terrorized Quassy? . . . members of the Volleyball team threw G.P. in the shower fully clothed? . . . S.M., T.M., and A.T. chanted moo-pig? .. . L.S. got mooned at Newtown? . . . T.O. tried to pull a bandana out of ‘L.D.R.’s’ pocket? 95 MONDAY BLAHS Students at New Milford High School take part in a cycle, every week — the never ending circle of Monday through Friday. Monday morning students gather in the halls and cafeteria to discuss their weekend and complain about their lack of sleep. After all weekend of not seeing their friends, students have plenty to talk about. Every one can also be seen dreading five days of notes, papers, and tests. 96 FRIDAY HURRAHS Fridays, however, students can be observed watching (he clock hands hesitate between 1:59 and 2:00. Students make plans for the weekend including: gumes, parties, and movies. The weekend is also a time for students to catch up on much needed sleep. Next Monday, though, the never ending cycle begins again only to end on a Sunday in June. 97 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF N.M.H.S. For most, a day of school begins about 6:00 AM with (he sound of vour alarm clock, or your mother, ringing in your ears. It’s time to rise and shine and get ready for another day at Xew Milford High School. After a shower and quick decision on what to wear, you cither make a mad dash for your bus or try to start your car. If you can get to school by 7:30, you’ve got 8 minutes to go to your locker, say “hi” to your friends and make it to your first period class. It’s 7:88 and your brain should be ready to start thinking again. First period ends with the eternal phrase “Good morning! and here arc the morning announcements for ...” followed by the morning challenge: the Trivial Pursuit question. Then on to second, third, and fourth period. You’ve survived most of the morning, and now you just have to make it to lunch. With four lunches, it’s hard to remember which lunch you have. Second and third lunches are convenient to break up the period (how many of us haven’t studied for the test we’re having second half of the period?), but fourth lunch always takes too long to arrive. Your stomach always manages to remind you that you’re hungry. One of the great things about lunch is it’s almost the end of the day. For most upperclassmen, it means you’ve got a cafeteria study coming either F or G period, something renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and fun times. Contrary to the dreaded “Quiet Study” of our earlier years, you can talk, sing, play cards, even attempt some homework in the cafe. The courtyard is open for smoking, hackey sacking or just getting some fresh air, and it’s hard not to look forward to a relaxed break in your day. 100 For many, G period means one thing: Band with Mr. Bayers. In the fall and spring, the hand can be heard touring the school grounds practicing their marches for their impressive half-time shows, or in not so wonderful weather, their instruments can be heard in the band room area of the building. Finally, at 2:00, the final bell rings and everyone is free to go home. And if you’re not staying for sports or academics, you either find your bus in the line up or wait in the parking lot until it’s clear enough to drive out. Another day is done, and you’ve got 16 hours of freedom until you have to start all over again. CLASSIC SENIORS Most Cluss Spirit — Tom Fatigate Julie Dixon Biggest B.S.ers — Allison Minnucci Chris Duller 102 Most Gullible — Corey Kaplan Gretchen Sontag 103 Class Clowns — Chris McCullough Carla Hates 104 Shyest — Walter White An-Wen Chen Classic Eves — Werner Stierle Michelle (icnestra Biggest Mouth — Kevin Reynolds Cindy Danish 105 Best Driver — Pat Murphy Class Couple — Kevin Murray Carla Bates 107 Best Friends — Wendy Miles Kelly O’Brien Hottest — Werner Stierle Diane Hession First To Spend A Million — John Turchiano Theresa Orlandi Cutest — Meg Conn Joey Chemero First To Make A Million -Darrell Cherniske Emilie Rogg 109 First To Steal A Million - Allison Minucci Joe Coleman Class Rebels — Joanna Angelic Kevin Murray Best Athlete — Steve McCall Dana Webber All American — John Carmellini Amy Olander Class Philosopher — Walter White Bev Ecrgason Class Particrs — Chris Daher Vera Tovino Best Artists — Barry Edmond Sue Consaga no Typical Seniors — Dave Toman Julie Dixon 112 Classic Smile — Brian Ennis Kalliv Severance Artwork by Ted Thomas SENIORS The class of 1988 through It’s four years at New Milford High has accomplished many things and still has many plans in it’s future. In the past years we have held candy sales to raise money for the class which went very well. We held a Junior-senior prom in the spring of 87 which was a big success and was enjoyed by everyone that attended. In our senior year we have accomplished a lot while also building a respectable name for ourselves. This year we took first prize for our homecoming float. Our class sponsored and took part in the very successful Halloween party for the young children from the town. We held a successful fundraiser and dues drive to reach our financial quota. This year we intend to have a spectacular graduation and the best yearbook ever. The class of 88 has come a long way since freshmen year, both mentally climbing and maturing greatly. John Esposito president John ( armelllnl Irn Rowburry vice president secretary Laura Kinney treasurer Mrs. Kenny Mr. Sheehan advisor advisor 113 UNDERCLASSMEN Rem I f Lord. M Inuk B MvBreaim C McCord. R Iebel Rem 3 K Mrrm C Woodm. C Lynch C L Lotexki S MacDonald M I indttcdt. J Rundall Lunc B Mercer M DBi% D McGavic Rem 4 P L McKee Rem 2 J Mangiemrk. C Martin. K Lynch. Miier I Layton. I Mam Ament T Lee I lermane. G Guendelaburger. S Matocv F Lcchocr 1ST ROW J Roberta M Starling. C Ron M Roaato J Rogar 2ND G Schmidt R Stebbma J Stead I Ryan 0 Rowand A Santeila I Rabatock 3RD S Jack. R Roach K Side . B Smith J Naradray G Stone. B Stark. J Randa ro W Sqtrnea PEERING INTO THE PAST 1 9 7 7 1 9 6 9 1 9 8 0 The class of 1989 is extremely excited about their upcoming senior year. After a successful junior year in which the class of 89 narrowly lost to the seniors in the float competition, having two money making fundraisers and an elegant night at Prom 88. The athletic program excelled with a nucleus of junior athletes on the varsity squad. Next year, as seniors, we look to continue that success. The class of 89 is a combination of different personalities that work very well together. Our continued excellence will convincingly show that we are truly “above the JUNIORS Ted Bouzakis president Mark Cell! Paul (arrocclo vice president secretary Mr. Knlpple advisor Tara Bellion treasurer Ms. ( heron advisor 116 D. Abbagliato P. Adams A. Altadonna L. Arsenault A. Atherton J. Baglia D. Balsley J. Barrows A. Barshay C. Bates L. Baumann T. Baylock T. Be 11 ion P. Berger C. Beyer L. Bierce S. Bippus R. Blake — 1989 K. Blynn E. Boczulak A. Boneker T. Bouzakis R. Boyce K. Brauneisen R. Brickel C. Brlssett A. Brokenshire S. Brush W. Buckbee D. Burch T. Burkcy K. Burroughs D. Burrows I. Butcra M. Butcra 117 P. Hut era B. Byers R. Cable E. Cahill Q. Campbell L. Carey D. Carollo R. Carrington P. Carroccio A. C asazza L. Cassidy J. Castonguay M. Cell! J. Ccsca S. Chandler JUNIORS K. Danese J. Davis L. Debetta N. Debourbon D. Defoncc V. Dina 118 G. Dixon D. D’Alessio J. DIugokencky R. Driscoll A. Duncan J. Dyer S. Eberhardt T. Edwards D. Fateman K. Fcrrcttl L. Fisher S. Fishman S. Flaton S. Fogarty D. Ford I. Forrester M. Fortunato S. Foster S. Fowler J. French 1989 B. Fuller K. Gallagher W. Ganblno D. Gamzon H. Garguilo M. Giannone E. Gibson C. Giordano K. Glaser C. Golden C. Granja D. Greco G. Grenier D. Griggs D. Groeschncr S. Haller K. Harvey 119 T. Harvey B. Hawkins S. Hawn M. Hesket A. Hidy T. Holick C. Holsten R. Horton E. Howard F. Howard M. .Johannesser K. Johna K. .Johnson M. Jones M. Klous C. Knapp K. Kreuzw lesser M. Koenig I. Kohler .JUMOKS A. Komlo M. Koreck L. Kusen S. Kyek J. Lake M. Leonard D. Letourneau R. Lewis S. Liguori L. Lis K. Lisi D. Lloyd K. Lynch K. Lynn X. Lytle K. Mackey A. MacXcal D. Madden G. Malina O. Joseph M. Juliano A. Kalivas S. Kanyik J. Keefer L. Klausncr K. Klosc T. Mandracchia R. Manouse C. Mark A. Mateer V. Mayo R. McBrien K. McCaffrey S. McGee P McKay D. McMillan M. Miller J. Milligan P Milone J. Mollto R. Miotke B. Monaghan S. Monaghan S. Moore P. Moss T. Mowrey P Muliolis R. Mulhare S. Mulhare A. Myers D. Nadin I eeb F. Nicholas 1989 S. Noack B. O’Loughlin H. Pactsch D. Pasquariell J. Pavlick A. Payne A. Pennucci C. Perlman K. Petersen B. Phrathep 121 S. Phrathep E. Pilla C. Hinder M. Poodiack G. Proflta M. Pruchnlk M. Ramirez V. Reddy •J. Reppenhagen T. Richmond K. Rinehart J. Rizza Nl. Roach B. Roberts M. Rodda G. Romaniello J. Rosenstccl A. Rot he G. Routolo G. Russell C. Ryder S. Samoska K. Saplio JUNIORS = J. Scanlan E. Schorr P. Schultz S. Scott J. Scranton L. Seitz S. Scnsenbrcnner T. Sessa I. Shiffmun M. Short J. Slocum J. Smalley R. Smead H. Snyder W. Sommcrville M. Somuk R. Sorbara K. Steward •J. Strickland 122 M. Swofford I). Szigetl I). Taft A. Tanner S. Testa K. Thompson S. Tierney S. Tomlinson M. Truchnik S. Turner C. Valente B. VanBuskirk G. Van Scoy J. Yiarcngo C. Volinski C. Wells W. Wheeler M. Williams S. Williams K. Wilmont J. Winter J. Worthington D. R. Woytowlck B. Yclvington = 1989 I). Young K. Zaloski J. Ziegler T. Zucca 123 SOPHOMORES The class of 1990 has tried very hard to overcome many difficulties. We are trying to pull together and increase our class spirit to become more successful as the year goes on. As freshmen we participated in the magazine campaign as our first fundraiser; it was some-what successful. This year we have many new ideas for our fundraiser as well as having a dues drive to help our treasury. We are sure that this year will be a financial success. There are many things we are looking forward to in future months and years. This year we will receive our class rings toward the end of May. We will also start planning for our Junior prom which will take place in May, 1989. Mrs. DeLucla advisor 124 S. Achen K. Altadonna C. Altobclli G. Altschuler B. Anderson J. Andrew L. Andronaco R. Antonelli D. Arclola A. Aron stain D. Ashley E. Ashley B. Bablyan P. Beatty S. Beaudoin M. Benson E. Bcthurem H. Bhatti C. Bishop K. Blore B. Blvnn T. Boone G. Bossers M. Brunner 1990 B. Brown J. Burcaw C. Burke B. Burr S. Byrne Q. Campdellio S. Cann A. Carey D. Carroll R. Casale C. Chesser J. Churchill C. Chuvala C. Clarke T. Clark 125 J. Clcghorncr C. Clinton A. Clowe J. Confere R. Cook C. Cosacchl T. Crawford S. Daley B. Davis A. Dean V. Deciucls 1. Defren R. Dcsalvo K. Devine M. Didonato T. Dodd J. Doss Santos Nl. Douskey L. Downing M. Doyle M. Dunhan A. Duncan P. Dwyer SOPHS K. El mors i D. Em in on M. English D. Faber C. Fatigatc T. Faulenbach T. J. Fazzonc N. Ferrari W. Finch R. Franciamorc C. Francis L. Froese J. Gardner B. Gawel K. Gawel S. Giesel D. Geneve W. Gerber M. Gibson 126 J. Gileno C. Gilroy-Chan A. Giordano S. Glaser G. Golembeske J. Goupil J. Grammatico X. Grammatico C. Granju K. Grubb M. Gugliclmo J. Huger J. Hamilton R. Hamilton D. Hammer T. Hartman D. Hattman A. Havens A. Hildabrand H. Hill I). Hilliard J. Ho viand C. Hoyt K. Hoyt - E 1990 K. Hull J. Humiston J. Ingebretsen J. .Jackson R. Jaquith K. Jennings R. Jennings C. Johnson S. Juliano I. Kaechele J. Kaja S. Kallvas S. Kessman D. Kesson S. Kincaid 127 R. Kiralv C. Knapp J. Knapp K. Koenig K. Kovacs J. Kozlnwski Z. Kratky J. Kullgren K. Kwus T. LaBarber J. Langley S. Lee E. Lepage S. Levin G. Licberum C. Lipscomb T. Little J. Lobraico sopiis = K. Ludwln J. Luning H. Lyke J. Macrltchie B. Madden S. Marazlta J. McCutcheon T. McEntegart R. McGrath B. McGuinncss J. McGuinness C. McKay B. McLoughlin M. McMahon R. McNally S. McWhinnie T. McWhinnie 128 R. Meyer D. Michaud R. Michalek J. Middleton J. Miller K. Miller M. Miller E. Moffett S Moffett A. Mottle R. Moore H. Moran C. Money A. Morton E. Mower L. Moyle D. Muckcrmun D. Muckerman P. Muckerman E. Mulhare H Mulhare K. Murphy M. Murphy M. Napolitano C. Nastrom D. Nicosia A. Nosenzo S. Novick H. Ohmen E. Packard M. Paribello M. Parsons M. Passarelli A. Pellegrini R. Pelletier C. Penny C. Plnder 1990 129 T. Pingletton M. Pittman S. Plevka L. Pludc F. Porter S. Pryor C. Quirino K. Radduy A. Rago S. Ramsey D. Randolph K. Randolph M Ready J. Rcbo N. Rebo J. Relcrson G. Remsen S. Reynolds A. Rivero D. Roark H. Roberts W. Rodger J. Rondini T. Rosen D. Russell M. Ryder SOIMIS = J. Sallee R. Samuelson R. Scarano J. Sehaaf J. Schilling I. Schutts K. Scozzafava G. Scribner X. Selby M. Shanks 1. Smith P. Smth I). Spagnolo G. Squillante R. Stahl J. Stein S. Storti A. Straw S. Sutton 130 B. Swett S. Szilagyi S. Tannenbaum A. Thompson G. Tino C. Toncy-Kible J. Tracey L. Trcesh A. Tripp F. Turchlano B. Turner K. Vaughn D. Venezia P Vermilyea C. Vollnskl L. Von ruck tesch M. Waight R. Waldmann A. Waldorf B. Walendziak M. Wallach B. Walsh P Ward J. Wardc J. Warner J. Wcrnc H. Wiczkowicz 1990 D. Williamson J. Williams T. Wilson B. Wood J. Wood J. Wood age J. Yeager J. Zaloski N. Zarczvnskmi 131 FRESHMEN The class of 1991 is pretty successful so far. We have an impressive record for freshman fundraising with the magazine campaign. Due to complications, our float didn’t turn out the way we hoped it would. But we aren’t discouraged, we plan on doing much better next year. Decorating the halls will be fun. During the next four years, we the class of 1 are hoping to be productive and successful. We want to leave being remembered Just like any other class. We’ve learned a lot as a freshman class. We started off slowly, but once we get going, the class of 1 will be very successful. Adria VanHuskirk President John Bayers Vice President Klrstin Grubb Secretary Kelly Monroe Treasurer Mr. Friedman Advisor 132 M. Acschllmann R Albright M. Alesio J. Amoroea S. Anderson .J. Andrews M. Appling L. Avaloite M. Bajrami E Barberio •I. Bates S. Batista M. Bauer J. Bayers M. Belanger S. Bellamy V. Bellantonio I). Bishop K. Bizier R. Boczulak E. Buoniauto J. Brady W. Bresee B. Brewer A. Brokenshire J. Brown M. Browne S. Bryant W. Bryant S. Buck J. Bulisa 1991 S. Butler J. Callaghan T. Campbell C. Cameron R. Canton A. Capparelli 133 E. Carlson II. ( arson P. ('arola S. Cavorlcy H. Chase I). Chernlskc K. Clccone I). Cicklinskc L. ('lapp T. ( lark C. Clarke K Clarke A. Cohen R. Conley J. Coons R. Corcoran A. Cortcllo C. Cosacci FROSII = J. Crossen R Dailey • I. Daltisman B. Davis T. Dellsle P. DcLuca E. Dchg J. Dcvalk M. Dingce C. Donnelly ('. Doris J. Dube T. Dubret D. Duchowski A. Dunn R. Dun lock K. Erickson 134 J. Feaser I). Florlo R. Fogel K. Forno C. Francis C. Freeman J. Galbraith K Gellclla F’. Gennarini J. Giola .J. Giroux G. Goldstein .J. Grahum C. Granja 8. Granata S. Grant B. Greene F:. Grtgg •J. Grimmer K. Grubb B. Guffey M. Guy L. Haglcy M. Hahn I). Halasi-Kun L. Haglcv M Hall B. Harker K. Haves D. Hebert M. Hesket 1991 N. Hcspc I). Hill C. Hllyard 135 P. Holmes J. Hope P. Hotchkiss P. Houghtalin I). Houser B. Hum 1st on K. Humiston R. Humphrey C. Hunt I). Hunt M. Hutchings J. Hyland K. Iaia H. Jacoby R. Johnson C. Jones H. Jones O. .Joseph C. Joyce FROSH I. Kaechele B. Kamp M Kane B. Karas A. Kierney D. Keeler M Kelly K. Kern R. Kern D. Klme D. Kisver C. Kohler T. Kopko R. Kriston D. Kroll K. Kulla B. LaFantano R. Lambert A. LaPenna 136 C. Lathrop T. Lattin M. Leahey T. Lee S. I-e Page D. Llndberg E. Lindsey N. List C. Lombardo C. Lopes D. Lopriore A. Luddv I). Lukse C. Lynch A. Lynn K. MacKcnzie J. Malcom D. Marie! M. Martin S. Mastro J. Me Alley D. McBride T. McCafferty J. McCarroll 1991 J. McCullough J. McCullough J. MeGiver A. MeGuinness T. McGuire J. McMahon A. McMillan S. Meehan H. Messina M. Meyer M. Michaud T. Milligan J. Milonc J. Molita D. Moffett 137 M Mottle K Monroe S. Morris T. Morris K. Mullanc E. Murphy C. Nash K. Negri K. Negri T. Ncnfcld M. Xosenza E. Noto K. O’Brien M. Olin [). Osvald I). Oviatt M. Pancoast H. Panck I). Pappalardo I). Parks I). Peltier G. Perkowski M. Perry Peterson B. Pleek H. Plona FKOSII G. Pond ,J. Powers K. Pugh M. Puterbaugh J. Putnam W. Quinnell H. Killing A. Rcn .uIIi C. Richardson S. Rivcnhurgh M. Roberts J. Robinson J. Rodda C. Roddc ('. Roma J. Roth H. Ruddy G. Rush K. Russell 138 J. Sabia J. Sacca J. Sallee A. Sanchez S. Sanford I). Santry C. Savoir H. Scarano C. Schmidt M. Schell horn S. Schlcmer C. Schmidlin I). Scott D. Scribner K. Severino H. Shaffer G. Shields C. Sibbitt H. Slebold K. Siverisen R. Sivick C. Smith E. Smith J. Smith K. Spcnglcr .J. Sperry R. Stack 1991 Y. Stcbbins S. Steinberg T. Stevens H. Stock A. Sullivan C. Terry A. Thibodeau T. Thomas T. Tiers J. Tvler 139 M. Tucker B. Tucker T. Tuttle T. Tyson C. Tzenls H. Walght K. Wallace T. Wargo T. Washay A. Waters J. Weller W. Wells A. Whitcomb B. White M Whitlock FROSII L. Winter A. Vanbuskirk K. Vante H. Vanvleet J. Yiarengo C. Carrocck) J. Yoakum C. York P. Zclcnck J. Zcmun 140 Bovs Varsity JV ROW 1: M. Pcraglnc, Capt. I). Kullgrcn. V. Butera, Capt.J. Carmclllnl, J. Turchlano ROW 2: Coach Sheridan. B. Ennis, M. OuKclIomo. C. MacWhlnnle, ('apt. ('. McCullough. G. Adams, I). Szlgett, I). Groeschner, E Mantlon, Mgr. A. Marker, Mgr. K. Johns ROW 1: C. .Johnson, R. Pclctlcr, C. Squillantc ROW 2: «J. Kaja. M. Benson. R. Cook. M. Parsons. S. Reynolds, G. Tlno, J. MacRitchie ROW 8: T. Faz onc, S. MacWhlnnle, B. McGulnness, E. Shields, T. MacWhlnnle, B. Burr ROW 4: R. Canton. J. Bure aw, J. Hyland. J. Washay, C. Donnelly, C. York, W. Qulnell, G. Rush. M. Bajrami ROW 5: Coach Mogcr. R. Corchran, J. Brown, J. McCullough. C. Richardson. J. Bayers, J. McCullough, K. Raddav, Coach Pearson ROW 1: (� . Son tag, J.Goupil, E. Brooks. I). Webber, I). Braunclscn, B. Fleming ROW 2: Mr. Vanderzee. S. Crawford. K. Grubb, «I. Middleton, J. Ammaroea, I). Corrolla. B. Murphy, E. La Page. T. Mowry, C. Cooper, S. Fowler, B. Gibson, C. Lipscomb, I). Lindberg Girls Varsity JV ROW 1: I). Randolf. J. Kulgren. A. Tripp ROW 2: Coach Matusiak. B. Murphy, J. Middleton. K Grubb. K. Hoyt, H. Snyder, T. Lubarbera, C.B. Doris, D. Luksc, A. Brokenshire 149 ROW 1: ('apt. S. Lester, Capt. T. Mayette ROW 2: B. Ferguson, E. Ball, K. Seymour, L. Stahl, M. Ball. S. Hilliard, C. Geren ROW i3: R. Durdock, M. English. H. Garguilo, J. Zciglcr, C. Futigatc, J. Devalk, A. Luddy. T. McCafferty ROW 4: Mrs. N'eukom with Kyle, C. Cameron, M. Hall, H. Carlson, K. McKenzie, R. Albright, A. Dunn, N. Hespic 152 ROW 1: G. Ruotulo, B. Reiling, J. Warlgo, P. Holmes, J. Malcolm, I). Peltier ROW 2: M. Short, G. Vaughan, E. Dunn, M. Korlck, D. Hilliard, B. Wood. B. Samuelson. L. Fox ROW 3: G. Tino, J. McKay, T. Fatigate, ('apt. A. Thierfelder, P. Hovland, P. C'iccone, K. McCafferty, J. Hyland. C. Fazzone, D. DeBoy, T. Schillawki, Coach Devin ROW 1: B. Grunaja. M. Tuck, B. Peek, I). Sanchez, M. Alcsio, K. Xegri, I). Kline, I). McBride, J. Wilson ROW 2: Coach Kellogg. .1. Mole to, J. Zemun, S. Sanford, K. Russell, C. Lynch, J. Yoakum, M. Appling, K. Mullanc. B. White ROW 2: .J. Dube, D. Bishop, K. Iaia, M. Dingee, R Zclanic, D. Ozvalda. ( . Savior, D. Kisver, C. Titus FOOTBALL j. '-v:.'L ROW 1: J. Tomascak, B. Macicl, Capt. G. Tovlno, T. Halvorscn, Capt. B. Sterry, Capt. P. Testa, Cupt. C. Kaplan. .J. Canaperi. M. Kessler, P. Heaton ROW 2: T. Little, K. Miller, E. Neeb, B. Yelvington, R. Manousc, A. Pennucci, T. Shea, (’. Burr. M. Purpora, K. Mackey ROW 3: R. Waldinan, A. Bonneker, T. McEntegart, T. Dingee. P. Carrocclo, B. O’Laughlln. M Pryor, M. Swofford, S. Marazita ROW 4: W. Rogers, V'. Dccucis, J. Wardc.S. Yoakum, B. McLaughlin, L. Hollis, T. Yozzcllu. R. Moore, W. Finch ROW 5: Mr. Oshan, .J. Gargon, Mr. Holmes, R. Pennuci, C. Qulno 156 JV Varsity CIIEERLEADING ROW 1: K. Severance, J. Chase. B. Beall. J. Samuclson ROW 2: L. Kusin, R. Mulharc. M. Foodlack, K. Thompson. I. Shiffinan, K. Holston, C. Knapp, J. Malins ROW 3: Mrs. Hegarty 157 ■ JV ROW 1: G. Bosscrs. . Ferrari, J. Goupil, E. Gcnnarinl ROW 2: N. Selby, S. Grant. Y. Hu. I.. Yon Ruckteschell, A. Moiia, E. Barbcro, C. .Joens. A. Lynn ROW 3: C. Lopes, Mrs. Dumas. J. Andrew Varsity VOLLEYBALL 160 ROW 1: Capt. C. McCormack, Capt. J. Bourdlllon, Capt. J. Kraft ROW 2: A. Brokenshlre, L. Seitz, E. Cahill ROW 3: Mr. Kraft, C. Lopes, E. Howard, W. Wheeler, G. Proflta, L. Cassidy, J. Andrew ROW 1: R. Lewis, S. LePage, K. Monroe, A. VanBusklrk, .J. Bates, I). Kroll ROW 2: I.. Avalon. K. Gellella. M. Ready, A. Carey, B. Plona. T. Tyson, K. Ciccone, I). Cherniskc, Coach Rettenmeicr JV Varsity FIELD HOCKEY ROW 1: I). Oshan, ( apt. V. Tovino, Cap! K. Pearson. K. Wheeler ROW 2: I). Venezia, R. Dlugokencky. T. Zucca. R. Finch, K. Ludwln. B. Van Busklrk. K. Altadonna ROW 3: B. Fuller, A. Scott, J. Worthington, C. Ryder. K. Walter, S. Chandler, S. Fogarty, A. Altadonna, A. Pcllcgiine, Coach Zaloskl 161 164 ROW 1: J. Callaghan, J. Viorengo, M. Pryor, C. Ialu, M. Barbcrio, E. Mantion. ROW 2: J. Wardc, E. Boczulak, B.J. Davis, B. Roberts, V. Reddy, A. Tanner, J. Sabia. ROW 3: M. Juliano, K. Iaia, J. Yookum, J. Milligan, G. Ganapathy, B.Pieck, D. Mclychcr, E. Seibold, J. Galbrith, M. Alesio, D. Hebert. Coach Nelson. ROW 1: S. Lee, I). Randolph, L. Walter, K. Pearson, N. Ferrari, R. Durdock. ROW 2: T. Latin, J. Middleton, A. Clou, Coach B. Storti, R. Jennings. J. Goupil, D. Lukse. 166 Hockey 168 ROW 1: D. Young, G. Tovino, V. Dccuclus. J. Hyland, P Vcrmiller. ROW 2: T. Delttcr. K. Rhine hart, J. Owens, R Wytowick, S. Achen, J. Burkaw. D. Toman, K. Cusic, P. Toman, G. Golembeki, B. Greco. ______________' 170 Varsity ROW 1: J. Angelic, J. Kraft, L. Kinney. ROW 2: A. Brokenshire. B. Gibson, E. Cahill. ROW 8: Coach J. Bouclicr, J. Davis, H. Snyder, S. Bippus. D. Burch, G. Bossers. ROW 1: J. Bayers, B. Granata, I). Klsver. ROW 2: .J. McCullough. D. Bishop, .J. Hyland, J. Zeeman. 172 ROW 1: C. Bruenig, T. Arciola, S. Yoakum, P. Heaton, S. McCall, I). Solomon. K. McCaffcrty. S. Russell ROW li K Kni wiser. B brkksnn. M Sloeum. G. Grenier. K. Raddy, ( Wells, D. Groeshner, C. Langley, Coach Hubbard, S. Bippis. Varsity J.V. ROW' 1: C. Knapp. .1. Wood, C. Johnson, S. Marazita, B. Walcnziak, T. McWhlnnlc. ROW 2: Coach Pearson, C. Hoyt, B. Walsh, J. MacRitchlc, C. Bishop. R. Pellitier, J. MeGunness, S. MeWhinnie. 173 Varsity Cheerleading ROW 1: J. Mall ins, S. Hilliard, B. Beall, Mrs. Hagurty, J. Chase. R. Seymour. R. Humphrey. ROW 2: A. Hurshay, S. Mulhare, R. Smead, I. Shiftman. ROW 8: J. Samuel son, J. Wedick, C. Knapp, K. Gallagher. 176 ROW 1: M. Dlrianato, K. Gawel. ROW 2: A. Nosenzo, C. Clark, D. Babion. C. Anderson, S. Pleufka, M. Perry. ROW 8: M Appling. D. Scribner, J. DosSantos, S. Kincaid, K. Blore, C. McKay. C. Close, D. dcSanchcz. 178 179 WINTER PEP RALLY - Dec. 18, 1987 I Said A Boom l H Roc KA Cuba Ha t a CHICK A BOOM !!!! Thanks to the effort put forth by the Student Council, New Milford finally had its long awaited Pep Rally. Included in the events were: a pie eating contest, won by the Freshmen; a spirit stick competition, won by the Juniors; and also the presentation of the winter athletes. It was a well appreciated break in the daily routine schedule and there was a fine ar- ay of school spirit shown by all four classes. Special thanks to Karen Burrow's for her extra efforts. 180 ACTIVITIES TIMEPIECES CLUE The Future Farmers of America club dealt with studying the agricultural processes of the time. The students used this club as the foundation for their future studies that would bring them into the real world of farming as a profession. Farming was a popular profession to pursue in the past and therefore many students of this time were interested in learning and using agricultural skills. In the past at New Milford High School, clubs such us the Timepieces club existed. This club consisted of students who were interested in the construction of clocks and watches. They would learn how to put together, tuke apart, and construct their own clocks. This club is a reflection of the interests of the past. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 185 1988 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW 1: Mrs. Kcnnv. Mr. Sheehan. I. Rowburrey. .1. Esposito, ,1. Carmelllni. 1990 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW 1: G. Bossers, M. Benson, A. Thompson. Mrs. Dcluela. ROW 2: M. English. N. Ferrari, K. Grubb, T. Eabarbara, M. Gibson, A. AronsUun, A. Pellegrini, K. Altadonna, C. Lipseomb. K. Ludwin, J. Yeager, T. Rosen. ROW 3: C. Bishop, I. Shutts, C. Carroccto, S. Mara .lla. .1. Schaaf. C. .Johnson, E. Lepage. J. Gilcno, M. Rcudy, K. Murphy. 186 1989 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW 1: I. Shlffman, I . Berger, N. ('heron. A. ( a u a, G. I)lx m, X. Debourbon, .J. Burke, T. Conely, B. Gibson, T. Douzukis, M. Oil I, T. Bellion, P Carrochlo, Mrs. Cheron, K. Brauneisen, D. Chernlske. ROW’ 2: D. Lloyd, H. Synder, A. W’estervelt, I). Ford. K. Collins, T. Zucca, B. Yen Buskcrk, R. Mulharc. S. Tierney, B. O'Laughlin, S. Mulhare, G. Grenier. 1991 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW 1: A. W’hltcomb, C. Doris, A. Renzulli, I). Chernlske, A. van Buskerk, D. Halusieun. R. Fogal. ROW 2: Mr. Freldman. C. Schmit. S. Mastro, D. Populardo. I). Schmidlln, .J. Bayers. B. Ploner, C. Forno. R. Dailey. 187 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is the New Milford High School Student Government Organization. Serving as the gateway between the student body and the Administration, the Student Council runs our coke machine, organizes an annual Semi-Formal and directs the Pep Rally and Homecoming activities. ROW 1: K. Trong, (’. Ryder, J. Worthington, A. Marker, ( Cox, C. Mann. C. Maguire, M. Slocum, S. Watson. I). Webber, Mr. Barberlo. ROW 2: M. Mullen. K. Burrows, L. Stahl, K. Relhart, M. Lapenna. B. Bayers. I). Hess Ion, D. Toman, J. Mullins, J. Payne, J. .Jancsky, A. l.apcnna. GOOD SAMARITAN The Good Samaritain Club is one of the many community service clubs available at New Milford. Members are involved in raising funds to aid various local groups. ROW 1: T. Tucci, C. Granja, J. Gardner. I). Piper, W. McKay, «J. Burks. ROW 2: C. Paulsen, E. Ashley, K. Lisl, A. Komlo, K. Mozjes, S. Williams, S. Hill, M. Rothe, C. Granja. ROW 3: M. Johanneson.J. Jones, Mr. Markelon, R. Piccinni, L. Shlllawskl, C. Nastram, I). Ashley, H. Wiczowitz, S. Dalcv. 188 ROW 1: Mrs. Vallcmbroso, I), Chcrnlskc, S. McCall, J. Moore, P Murphy, Mrs. Sutlch. ROW 2: B. Erickson, A. ('hen. K. Mojez, B. Ferguson, C. McLaughlin, L. Sapilo, M. Geiger, O. Canale, E. Rogg. K. Pearson, J. I)i .un, C. Gcren, .1. Krafl. ROW 3: M. Lapenna. R. Aumiller. J. Davis, S. Brush. K. Peterson, S. Williams, B. Gingrich. K. Bower, K. Gallagher, R. Mowry, K. Brauneisen. D. Chcrniske. ROW 4: J. Thibldeau,.J. Chase, I). Melcher, E. Bouzakis, S. Kinkade, K. O’Brien, M.Conn, J.Goupil, E. Mantion.C. Brunig. ROWS: C. McWhinnic. P Toman. P.Ciccione,G. Tino, P Hovland. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a group of students inducted on the basis of character and academic record. This year they were involved in a Thanksgiving Food Drive, carnation sales. Volleyball Marathon as a fund raiser, an Easter Egg Hunt for area children, a blood drive, and four 8500 donations to local charties. ROW 1: I. Kolcr, A. Matcer. D. Lindbcrg. C. Rudday, G. Rush. R. Corcoran. ROW 2: K. Kruczwciscr, P Vcrmilyea, S. Samoska,G. Perkowski, J. Hyland,.!. McCullough, M. Dingee, J. McCullough. B. Hawkins. DEBATE CLUB 189 F.B.L.A. Students in FBLA compete annually for business awards in state competitions. Future Business Leaders are involved in service activities and in raising money to travel to their competitions. Participation in the activity requires both inschool and after-school commitment, and each student must be enrolled in at least one business course. ROW 1: P. Hope. K. Scozzafava. M. Bring. P. Cook, I). Kitchens, Mrs. Bippus. ROW 2: Mr. Ferrarottl, A. Dean, W. Steadman. H. Cox, L. DeSalvo. ROW 1: A. DVcssalrc, K. Severance, K. Murphy, R. Brenner, K. Mohan, D. Film. ROW 2: L. Garten, T. Mulmeyer, A. Torres, R. Raymond, L. Kramer, I.. McAUey, C. Calander. ROW 3: K. Bowman. S. Haller, V. Corrdarlo, T. Edwards, C. Garcia, P Rutulo. ROW 4: S. Russell, P. Shuster, K. Ardnt, E. Berthurem, E. Carey, K. Scozzafava. ROW 5: M. Krolcck. S. Fishman, J. Samuclson, M. Pcraginc, B. Rcvcnburg, A. Schmidlin, E. Pllla, M. Radda, L. Hillard. Mr. Nolan. ROW 6: J. King, C. Semo. ROW 1: S. Glaser. S. Beaudoin. E. Hcaly, K Randolph, L. Valcntc. ROW 2: S. Lee. E. Blass. C. Altobelli, H. Lyke, S. Storli. G. Buberun, K. Hull, M Miller. B. Danlon, L. Moyle. M. Doyle, J. Sallee, D. Randolph, E. Moffett. L. Joyce, N. Selby, D. Kcsson, Mrs. Ncukon. HERO Human Ecology and Related Opportunities is run by students who were elected as officers by members. Each year they are involved in fund raising, state and national conferences and school, community activities. They support a foster child in India, and chapters of Hero can also be found in Puerto Rico and Japan. V.I.C.A. VICA offers leadership and character development to both the work-experiment and patient-care students. VICA emphases respect for the dignity of work, high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship and safety. Locally each member demonstrates their occupational and leadership skills. ROW 1: A. Kallvaa, S. Lathrope, T. Sessa, M. Fortunudo. ROW 2:1). Klrg, W. Stclrlc. L. Dcbetta. F. Howard. 191 Wrestling ROW 1: M. Pryor, J. Callaghan, T. Shilluwzki ROW 2: J. Ypakum. B.J. Davis, A. Tanner. M. Juliano. ROW 3: B. Roberts, M. Barbcrio. Outdoor Adventure ROW 1: D. Kullgren, T. Lee. C. Cossacci, T. Boone, M. Kane, C. Squllante, S. Reynolds, D. Kline, M. Tuck, M. Fortunato. ROW 2: T. McEntagart. J. McRitchlc, B. Darker, J. Rondini, A. LaPcnna, J. I)ubc, D. Geneve. 192 Indoor Soccer ROW 1: T. Washay, W. Wells, M. Bajrami, T. Wargo, B. Murphy, J. Bayers, I). Klme, C. York, C. Donnelly. R. ('anion, S. Frost. ROW 2: J. MacRithcie, E. Shields. R. PclleUcr, TJ Fazzonc, J. Kullgrcn. R. Cook, A. Tripp, J. Middleton, G. Tlno, M. Parsons, D. Klme. ROW 3: Mr. Moger, G. Adams, S. Crawford, C. Kaloscai. The Indoor Soccer Club was designed to improve soccer skills and to have fun! We meet in the lower gym and play between four and six games each meeting. ROW l: G. Sterry. ROW 2: T. Arciola, J. C-hemero, M. Dube, M. Evans, P. Murray, B. Sweat, S. Stelnbcrt. ROW 3: S. Pluc, T. Halvorson, M. Douskey, Mr. Wren. ROW 4: J. Romarucllo, R. Moore, B. Wood, T. Fakenbach, S. Geiselle, B. Grenada, K. Iaia, C. Nash, J. McMan. World Series The World Series Club is for boys who are interested in baseball all year round. Each meeting the members talk and learn about skills and strategies of the game. 193 Zs ZEBRAS Want to learn how to officiate at a basketball game? Join Z’s Zebras and practice officiating techniques. Members make themselves available to officiate outside of school at youth league games and eventually better basketball. R°W IsC. Langley, V. Mayo, I). Sanchez..! Wilson. S. Smith. T Williams. ROW 2: S. Tomlinson, R Driscoll. C. Hoyt, D. Freeman, M. DeAllcssio. B. Buckbee, B. Walendzlak. F. Porter. Mrs. AFS American Field Service is organized to welcome foreign exchange students to New Milford and to help students at New Milford interact with foreign cultures. The successful Talent Show is a product of AFS minds and also a pot luck dinner and a Spring weekend with other area AFS schools. 194 ROW 1: J. Hope, W. Wheeler, E. Howard, P. Czacka, B. Cable, P. Moss, L. Klausner, L. Coloneri, D. Jones, A. Standahl, K. Vaughn. ROW 2: A. Molia, B. Monaghan, K. Lynn, S. Brush, L. Lis, K. Danisc, O. Joseph, E. Ball, B. Myers, K. Elmorsi. J. Bureau, I). Geneve, P. Dwyer, J. Zeigler, Mrs. Sheehan. B. Gingrich. ROW 3: B. Fuller, P. Butera, L. Seitz, I). Passqucrella, L. Cassidy, B. Boyce, K. Glaser, A. Myers, S. Levin, J. Grimmer, D. Michaud, B. Moyer, J. Tyler, T. McGuire. ROW 1: ,J. Roma, B. Kurus. (). Joseph. ROW 2: Mr. Kenowsis, «J. MolBtlo, J. MoUitto, B. Quinton. ROW 3: A. Warren. M. Hotelan. J. Smith. L. Bowman. B. Anderson, C. Beyer. Mr. Olsen. COMIC BOOK The Comic Book Baseball Card Club has been around for almost ten years. Members read and swap books and cards. Market value and potential investments concerned with important collector’s items are discussed. SCIENCE FICTION The Science Fiction Club is for avid fans of the sci-fi writing theme. At each meeting, members write stories for various publications and debate popular, future topics. ROW 1: Mrs. Shcchy, B. Hutchings. T. Frade, W. White. 195 SPIRIT BOOSTER CLUB The Spirit Booster Club is a small group of students that take on a big Job: increase school spirit by increasing attendance at sports events. Posters and banners arc hung around the school for all events to make students aware of time, dates and opponents. ROW 1: Mrs. Hegarty, K. Erickson, M. Hutchings, A. Xozcnso, T. Tcrrcnnu. ROW 2: «J. Stcrnmun, M. I)uhan, J. Viarcngo, A. Moffie, W. Summerville, K. Devine, P Warde. FASHION CLUB The Fashion Club is in its first year at New Milford, but it already has a large membership. Mrs. Sulivan-Clarke began the club to help students learn hair and make-up tips that best fit their needs. ROW 1: A. Clow, I). Santrv, E. Mulhare, .J. I.uning. ROW 2: «J. Shieling, M. Brenner, R. Humphrey, Mrs. Sullivan-Clarke, D. Doychak. L. Moots, K. Blorc, C. McKay, K. Buwel, G. Palmigani, A. Sullivan, J. McCarrol. 196 NEEDLEWORK CLUB Students could work on or receive instruction in knitting, crocheting, counted ROW 1 K Harvey, B. Prut hep. S. Phut hep. A. Snyder. ROW 2. P Hu, V. Hu. I) Muckermun, cross-stitch embroidering or needle-Mr� . Gcver. ,, . . . point. Each person would have to buy their own supplies. YOUTII FOR PEACE Youth for Peace is an organizational branch of Amnesty International. Concerned students gather to discuss the world’s current state and seek ways to promote peace and alleviate suffering. ROW 1: ,1. ('leghorn, K. Dinette, K. Cuslc, M. Geiger. O. Cusulc. R. Cusalc. L. Fox, M. KloUvS. 197 THE PIPER The Piper is New Milford High School’s art and literary magazine, published two or three times a year. Short stories, essays, poetry and art work are submitted to the staff by the faculty and student body. The staff does all phases of publication, from selection of material to the final paste-up of the copy. ROW 1: A. ('hen. H. Carlson, ('. Cameron, H. Carlson, K. Bower. (). Cusalc, T. White. ROW 2: B. Erickson. R Casalc, R Blake. ( McLaughlin. .1. Wilcox. .1 Putnam. Mrs Lewis. CHANTICLEER Each month, the journalism classes publishes the school newspaper, the Chanticleer. The staff members serve as editors, reporters, photographers and artists. Seniors Lou Fox, Guy Tino, Gina Aumiller, Jen Bourdillon and Bryan Gingrich keep the publication on a professional and commendable level. ROW 1: L. fox, G. Tino, G. Aumiller, J. Bourdillon, B. Gingrich ROW 2: B. Samuel son. M. Parabello, A. Bonneker, J. ('leghorn, J. Hovland, M. Lewis, Mr. de Rhum. 198 Mr. Rosier, R. Haves, J. Graham, R. Antonelll. T. Baylock, M. Ashclman. I). Russell. Mr. Magoun. AV MEDIA The AV Media Club is a service organization to both students and faculty. The members are involved in the distribution of all audio visual equipment to the school, devoting time during study halls and after-school. They learn how to operate and maintain video equipment for future use. AVIATION The Aviation Club is for students interested in the exciting world of flying. Members can be interested as a hobby or an eventual career. “Captain” Pearson uses meetings to show films or to bring in a guest speaker. Members learn the techniques and safety of becoming a pilot. ROW 1: G. Rem sen. C. Hllvard, K. Norton, D. Johnson, C. Gilroy. ROW 2. C. Burrows, R. Horton. J. Sc ronton, K. Lan«cvin, G. Scribner. I). McLendon. V. DeClncIs, Mr. Pearson. 199 Planetarium Club ROW 1: R. Williams, J.J. Sperry. W. Bryant,.). Roscnstecl,.1. Reppcnhagcn. E. Dunn, D. Xadln, B. Bressc. ROW’ 2; S. Szlagi, M. Williams, K. Koenig. K. McCafferv. 200 ROW 1; S. Scnserbrenncr, J. Mitchell, M. McBrelgherty, T. Hartman. Mrs. Bkmdino, S. Clayton. B. Clinton. ROW 2: C. Stravakis, J. Baglia, T. Crosscn, K Blanchard. Mrs. Arciola, J. Dyer, K Cellelo, G. Azary, Mrs. Rondlnl. B. Shields. B. Russell. C. Llttv. S. Llqvol, L. Fumolare. I). Corrollo. F. Tryonvlech. Courtyard Cleanup Courtyard Cleanup is a service organization dedicated to keeping the courtyard in its best possible condition. The club annually decorates the courtyard for Christmas. Auditorium Club ROW 1: S. Levin. K. Fazzonc. R. Stahl. J. Viagrengo, T. Hollick, J. Saul. K. El morel, S. Sutton. Mr. Keck. Students become familiar with production techniques that arc used in the auditorium for various assemblies. 201 Band E. Ball, B. Bayers. F. Beatty, T. Bel lion, R. Brenner, I). Burch, R. Carrington, O. Canale, R. Casale, J. Churchill, P. Clccone, K. Collins, P. Cook, J. Davis, L. Dowing, M. Doyle. R. Driscoll. B. Fcrgason, S. Fowler. M. Geiger, C. Gercn. C. Gllroy-Chandlcr, C. Giordano, C. Golden, J. Hamilton, K. Harvey, K. Hoyt, M. .Jones, L. Kllausncr, K. Kwus. M. l.aPenna, S. Lester, L. Lis, K. Lynch. C. Morsey, F2. Mower, L. Moyle. K. Murphy. A Myers, .J. Xapolitano, S. Xovlck. H. Ohmcn, E. Packard, M. Parsons, I). Piper. M. Ready, S. Ready. G. Rcmsen, K. Rinehart, A. Rivero. M. Roach. I. Rowberry, ( Ryder, M. Ryder. R. Sainuclson. R. Scarano, .J. Schilling. L. Stuhl. R. Stahl, S. Szilagyi, T. Terenna. -J. Thibodeau, E. Tishion, P. Toman, A. Tripp. B. Van Busk irk, K. Vaughn. I). Wojclechowski, T. Zucca. 202 EDITOR’S LETTER This book would not be in your hands without the commitment and cooperation of the entire staff. Thank you for being as dedicated as you arc. An-Wen, thank you for never complaining when the copy seemed insurmountable. Lisa, I finally dub thee Assistant Everything Editor. Brian and Jenn, thank you for never missing a meeting. Diane, Jen, Dana and June, never forget the yearbook marathon before senior deadline. Jason (DAN), your dumb jokes (FAMILY) and last minute pictures were well appreciated. To the juniors, Tara, Ryan, AH, Nicole and .Jen, Good Luck next year. Anyone involved in this book knows nothing would have been possible without Mr. Bouclier. Bouc was always there when we needed him, full of creativity and moral support, and I thank him for just being him. Thank you also to Mr. Nolan and Brian Hawthorne for your time and patience. To the Class of 1988, I hope this book will serve you well as a reminder of our time together as a class. Julie Dixon Editor in Chief 1988 Yearbook 207 name . . . nickname . . . pet peeve . . . weakness . . . birthday. . . favorite saying . . . secret ambition . . . fondest memory. . . favorite pastime . . . trademark . . . quote (§ ™ no response) George Douglas Attains . . Nature boy. . people who hate me . . . SF. . . May 8. . wicked . . . to be a goalie for an Indoor soccer team . .. fishing with KSor BM. and hiking with Miss P. and the crew hiking, camping, fishing, hunting .. redwood, double-bladed axe ... Christopher Altadonna . . Chris the dead heads of 89. lovers In the halls. KB ... TV. weekends . . September 27. 1970 ., . You're such a weenie? . . to cunt nil every television station In the known world . . . Switzerland. Spring Hh... skiing, sleeping Wrtgley V gum “Now Is not the end. It Is not even the beginning of the end. Hut It Is. perhaps, the end of the beginning ” — Winston Churchill Tina Marel Altobcll! snobs and preps . . . brown eyes. . . July IA. . . you wish to be successful . . . summer of '84 . . . reading, watching T.V. ... timid ... Daniel Anderson . . . Spud. Dun the Man. var-k� us obscenities . .. loud women. New Milford . . . easily pissed off . September 10 . . . “It too late to turn back now ... move south . .. trip to Walt Disney World . . sleeping . target for trouble ... Joans Angelic . . . Jo, Jojohannu . . trendies, pseudo deadheads, the list goes «mi ... the secret sisterhood . . August 24 ... Silly rabbit, dolnk ... to come back from the dead ... LI with MX ... BS with MH. CG. SC ... black clothes . . . In a wonderland and they lie Dreaming as the days go by Dreaming as the summers die; Ever drifting down the stream — Lingering In the golden gleam — Life, what Is It but a dream? — Alice's Adventures In Wonderland Stephanie Jill Angclovlch . Steph . . . liars. N.M.. zlt .. . V.B big chests, tan men. black hair and blue eyes .. . July 18 . “Come on now . . to live on a tropical Island with VH forever, (can't tell you my other oar) .. . April 17. 1987 .. . partying with C.N., M K., J W and G.S.; being with Vic . . . my corona ... The mlsskm of N M II S. Is NOT teaching and learning!!!-??? Tim Arelola ... R.C. . . . liars. — ... Stacy. . September 18 .... —.— ... to own Playboy ... Christmas with Stacy, the chase with A.G., J.C., and V.B.... Baseball . . . the stache and the slang” ... Winning Isn't everything, but wanting to Is. — T.A. “You can pet It but you can't eat It. — T.A. “Stacy — If mountains crumbled to the sea. there would still be you and me. — Led Zeppelin Kimberly C. Ardnt . .. Kim, Klmiiiv. TOAD .. PG.. Cute, my car.. . N.Y.ers, N W , Brown eves ... September 26 .. who knows? . . . ow n a store, grow?. .. November 27. H7. Spain trip .. shopping ... shortness, cuteness, and moodiness .. And do you feel scared — I DO! — H.J. Begins Aumlller . . Gina. G. Gene . . . S M., and all the other fake people . . Greg, usually .. .July A. . . You are a Jerk, very funny . .To be a famous anchorwoman — dun't laugh ... watching the stars with Greg . . Going out for Chinese food with G.C.... blushing .. This Is the time ... — Billy Joel Mark A. Lewis ... ... women with taloos . .. women with puppy dog eyes Nice for you' ... to write a best selling novel ... road trips with AR and AR .. road trips In POS car ... my teeth, the POS car . This Is really a good time? The most? A blast. —Stephen King The Body (Stand By Me) s Michelle Ball ... Mlchclley. Chcll ... Junior class . BM. roses, teddy bears .. . March 6 . .. Lovely!... TMB.M. hire LK to knock off HG and AC . . Homecoming 86, days with DL . running. time with BM. drawing running . .. To accomplish great things. We must not only act but also dream. Not only plan but also believe. Carla Kates .. Batesie. Honhoff. Car ... slow drivers, children, mock hippies of 19H9 . I have no weaknesa.. . August Seventh .. . Yeah. 1 might do that.. .finish the A.T.. . Woodbury, spiingbreak , .. working at the IGA ... my laugh ... The water was cold so I turned up my collar and hurried on. — Camus Beth Ann Bayers . . Sboob. Betty. . . SATV ... SBP. BM Wh. .. April 8... For crying out loud!, could you coo? ... to star on Broadway. .. CCV house. September 18 W. summer 87. Afih dock . spending money, eaUng .. . french horn ... “If music be the fruit of love, play on.” — unknown Beverly Beall. .. Bev. . . New Mildew and snow ... funny guys, Australian accents .. . December 20 ... Hey. dude' What It up??!! . .. live In Australia after I graduate from I' of A . .. cotu-mel with GS. SM.C.X . . . chcerlcading. partying with the girls ... my spelling.my big mouth and my spirit . ,. “love and best wishes to my friends and to everyone else: 'Whatever floats your boat.’ Britt Ellse Amundsen , . . Bea. Flfl. Bubbles . . . Tub hair, little hard squares of toilet paper ... G.O., Green Eyes. A sense of humor. . .June 19 ... Vats dat fish I smell or the dog. stop pinching the baby... To vacation in Wonderland, to breed Sea-monkeys ... VA., Idah, C.CV roof .. Cloud bursting, singing “2 little fishes und a Momma fishy too. .. . Tea, Aborigine time telling. ... Excuse me but. you're standing on my memory ... — Peter Gabriel Andrew Romanoff .. Haywood ... Indian Givers ... The blue stuff you put In a toilet . .. February 27 ... J-l-l-l-M ... to apper a David Lctterman . Road trips with A.R., M.L., J.P.. ... talking with L.D. . . . My Hair.. . “They like what they Know — Janson Eileen Ball . .. Lee ... P.C. ... A guy who will sing to me. J.A.. V.C.. . . October 18 . . . Hell. .. To set an audience to tears with my music .. Band Adventures?! .... Singing . Singing. Big Mouth ... “I'm gonna be a star, cuz stars don’t fall out of the sky, do they?” When we are parted, let me lie In some far corner of the heart, silent, and from the world apart, like a forgotten melodic. — C.H. Aide 208 Tyler tiergrrmann ,.. Bcrgy ... having lo buy f(aa for the green monster. . par la for Che truck July 82 Yo. Hello Miller!. . to say. Wel-corac lo McDonald V may I lake your order? 'The Hoya akl trip .. . working for Ma B. The Cireen Monster. My T-shirts ... I’d rather puah a Ford than drive a Chevy. Manna Hlppua .. Blp . people who aren’t spontaneous . . . chocolate and peanut butter ... February 17 ... Oh yeah, right ... to become prealdenl of Sklppy I'canut Butter .. wouldn't you like to know .1 . . David .. ml pclo . . . May the aun always shine up m you. May the wind always be at your back. And may the hands of God never alap your face. Danielle Braunelaen ... Danl. Dan. Brown .. slow drivers. Body Odor... red roses, nice eyes ... April 81 - .. What the-----!. Dlh! ... to own Bloomlngdalea . . . summer of '87. AH. mittens . . . going shopping with “Mummy ... my aacaam .. “There la only one aucceaa ... to be able to spend your life In your own way. — Christopher Marlev I Ila Bouxakl .. Mr. Roboutao ... Snobs. C.L.V.G. cm F.W ... Greek Women .. May 30 .. . Homo Kata” . .. T.ML. In the oceans of Europe ... November 88. 1987 ... Times at Holiday Restaurant . . . Pervertednes . . . ’True friends are found during hard times. Rob Brenner . Bobby .. Disco Queens nothing . February II... Ya know ... getting through college . Woodies house ... skiing . . J. Crew. Jennifer Proudman Burke ... Lu-Lu. Jennva-fussy. . . AH V. airheads . . tickling people, the number 13 ... June 17 ... death of AH V . .. still a secret even to me .. Class of 16 guys.. . dreaming about life . . . bunnies and ray smile ... Let no man be sorry he has done good because others have dime evil. If a man acted right, he has done well, though alone, if wring, the sanction of all mankind will not Justify him — Henry Fielding ( alherlnc Bethurem . Cathy. Cath. Cat ... NMIIS, parents, the morning, and time . . . Polo, short guys, and food .. . June 10 ... You're a Jerk ... to become a famous actress ,.. times with friends . dance, acting . whinny voice, dance, and diet Coke ... It doesn’t matter.” — Dcpcchc Mode Philip Bower . Phllbert. Phllp ... the morning after... peer pressure . . . December 88... It .. win the lotto, make a BBBB .. soda stains, prom, summers of 86 A 87 ... trying for the eternal bun . dented car .. Live a full life and follow your heart. Victor Butera . . Vic ... queers. 2 faced people . . . S.A.. soccerballs . . . September 7 . . . “Whatever ... to be Donald Trump for a day ... beating the 1 tgcam In the class L divtakm and scorclng 2 goals In that game ... § IROC-Z . . . “May we always be under the orders of general peace, general plenty and general prosperity. Paul Btondlno .. Bern .. . runaway zlts ... lurch Vbreath ... November 11 ... I'm busy .. to be the next Al Capone .. time spent In KimV apartment .. hangln with Little Italy. work-boots. Ellen Brook .. . L-l’N. “El . Smellen .. . people who are always late, mornings ... saying goodbye .. . November 83 . . Yeah — Maybe! ... to switch roles with my boss . weekends In Boston .. . spending time with my sister, sleeping . . paranoia ... “GodV n ad is all uphill. but do not tire, rejoice that we may still keep climbing higher ” — Arthur Gulterman Christopher Calandra ,. . “C”.. snobs . .. DF ... October 9 . .. Hey. what’s up” ... to be a singer .. College fair ... spending time with friends and DF.. Being a friend ... In the life of a young man the most essential thing for happiness Is the gift of friendship. — Sir William Osier Kimberly Taylor Bower . .. Kimmle, Mate. W.P ... snow. Immature people .. . warm weather, southern beaches . .. March 21 .. . Y'all . . To Ik- famous from MGh poems ... Relighting the civil war In A.P. teaching Mr McGrath the meaning of Chippendale . . . Sleeping. BST parties. reading trashy novels . . my accent, my gultbillty. .. “Likchucs and harmonies of evening. Like clouds In starlight wildly spred. Like memory of music fled. Ukc aught that for this grace may be. Dear, and yet dearer for Ith mystery — Shelly from Hymn to Intellectual Beauty , Love la what makes the world go round Kendra Bowman . . . Ken. Kenny. Babes. Special K ... lotto machines, people who walk slow In the hallways ... soda. Icmg distance phone calls. S.C. .. January 19 .. “No way! .. classified Information . summer ♦♦... playing no rule soccer with the gang . aqua blue .. . “The most beautiful things In the world cannot be seen or even touched They msut be felt with the heart — Helen Keller Thanks to all my friends through the year . Scott J. Campbell Whiz Kid ... waiting for anything or any body... Dcddlc. Apple Pie .. Mnrch 18 ... I don't think so .. . RoBoTkr Engineer. . .The C.B. Crew. . Zapping people . .. 4X4 computerized Truck. Gadget ... I always stay one step above poverty James S. Callaghan. Jr. ... Jlmbo, Peatnut butter man .. Metal heads. SY... not known lo any mortal man ... March 13 ... Butthcad ... to ride on the back of an ostrich ... WCC Title, lifting with JP. .. wreak havoc ... my stupid laugh, whistling . .. “Out of the way Piglet. I'm falling on you.”— Winnie the Pooh He who laughs last, laughs the most. 209 Judd ( aneparl . . L.T. ... car talk. Ignorance .. . blonds. hrunclict. and red heads . April 18 Never settle to make ll big ... 8 • • Football . . Italian .. . UfeS been iPhkI to me so far” name . . . Nickname . . . pet peeve . . . weakness . . . birthday. . . favorite saying . . . secret ambition . . . fondest memory. . . favorite pastime . . . trademark . . . quote (§ “ no response! John Finerraid Carmclllnl . .. Commander. armcl. Chuck girl who smoke Sweet smiles on III, In IniIhts ,. . February ft ‘| smell gas. IIV eonnn blow! . . A journalist for Powder Magazine ... A Madonna. Ski Feaia. Transcendental Video . . skiing Killlngion with mv buddies . . The Cellca . I am. I urn. I nm Superman and I can do un thing Shaw n Steven Carrington I .on trendies, pse udo deadheads, and ihe list goes tat Ub-by. (reek shown . February IR. I960 llc Dude .. I can't tell Its u secret . . Laadovcr. Maryland. 8 w eeks at Herb and FrunV. Frt bee. Huntlne Devil Sticks “We spent a little time on the mountain, we spent a little time on Ihe hill, a lot of thines went down up here we're not too sure altoul. but I think In lime we will ” — Grateful Dead Ortanc Casale ... Orl . .. rules and regulations at XMHS ... a cause ... August 28 Apple Pie. anal pie. so amazing ... to bring peace und humanity to the world Impeach Reagan rally ... philosophizing with Glovanna ... no TV ... ” . leisure Is essential to hupplness ” — Aristotle Kim ( cllco Klmmic . . rich people . . Ty .. May 28 ... ItV funny . . to spend one night with Vince Nell. . sand pits. Lover � Leap. purple cow . music . . my eyes . . “maybe someday we will find that It wasn't really wasted time — The Fiaglca “Thunks mom. dad. Kevin, and Joe. I love you all. Take care of fieri and Cheryl. Good luck always guys. . to Jrannlc Chase .. Hammer ... moochcrV food . . .January 87 . . I don't remember J make It on my own . meeting Randy ling mellow .. my getaway car. . . So you live from Day to Day and you dream about tomorrow anti Ihe shadows come to stay. So you take u little something to make them go away. — Logies. Wasted time” Joe Chcmero ... wease. cheats . . fags, fat chicks ... Stacy. TIIOV ... November 12 Cut It out. I)can ... to marry a gorgeous, rich chick . . . Boston with Stacy. Seaside with Dean . .. ML to SM. Hanging with the Boys . Comoro. Moby. il v TO J t WK. An-Wen Chen .., § ... people who slow down traffic .. homemade chocolate chip cookies, books, movies .. . November 19 ... I don't know, you know, you know w hat I mean, like . .. to travel around the world ... the “study hall” the C period US History had . . curling up to a grsKl book, shopping . .. doodling In the margins of my notebooks ... “Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter ... — John Keats. “Ode on a Grecian Urn” Darrell J. Chernlske . . . Darnell . . cigarette smoke ... my Nova, bagels, worrying . July 8 . . . coglto Igitur sum ... to bench press ftOO pounds, to be young and rich . I he championship match at X.F ... skinning cats... red hair, grades ... “It V a funny thing about life; If you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get It.”— W Somerset Maugham Peter Ctceone .. . any mispronunciation of my last name ... Tecnvlnippers . .. Weakness'. ! Be serious . .. October 7 .. . Wise up ... be the next Alex Trebek .. . Newport. August 16 ... watching Alf .. Wlntergreen Certs. LL, Cool Pete ... When I think back rat all the crap I learned In high school. ItV a wonder I can think at all” — Paul Simon Brenda Jo Clinton ... Giggles. Midget . fake people, stuck up people ... Ice cream, tight l.evls . . November 28 . . Oh my God! ... Its a secret .. . summer of 87. senior year. . . hangln out with friends ... my lack of height, my laugh .. “Through the good times and the bad times I’ve always had my friends to help me I want to thank all of them, especially Brian B. Kris B. and Shanntot C.” Margaret Conn Meg. Schmet . . . CM V nasal disorder, hairy backs ... food, chocolate ... December 4 . Shut your fat face ... to live my death . summer 87. Hamptonh ... A-Bar-A at 2:00 AM ... my height, my yellow velte ... Use your dreams und you will lose your minds. — Rolling Stones Susan on saga .. Munchkln. Little Suzl, Dude. Kitten, small person. Bob. Sueba. Kid. Scum. Little Miss D high school. .IS... Forrest. StlngV voice. W.S_June 10 ... Chil- dren ... to have my paintings In the Modern .. grsid limes with Jon V. musicals ... being bad .. my hair, my height . .. To draw, you must close your eyes and sing ” — Pablo Picasso Paige Cook . Poogle, Cookie Monster ... rumors. preppy haircuts . . . Deep dark eyes . . . Oh my (� od ... If I tole you It wouldn't be a secret . October 16: football field .. goofing around with the gang . . NEVER having a pass - - - I’ve had the time of my life. — Bill Medley and Jcnnfler Warner Vicky Cordclro ... A BO . . . people who walk slow In front of me . . T.E.. purple skunk. R W . . March 10. .. life sucks . . dinner with B.H. ft K.B... .cornfield. Arbykdoor. Rhode Island .. getting A.U.O... . black hair. Susan .. “For long you live and high you fly and smiles you’ll give and tears you cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.” Pink Floyd 210 hrUllnr Co frcaM arguing with arev M math green eye . wild llnwcn .. September 3 Oh mv God. really' to live In Kurope Summer iA with RK. August 14 87 $ mv auburn hutr If you have but two loaves of bread sell one uml buy flower to feed vour mmiI, ('Indy Danish . . Bimbo. Fred, Clnja . . hulrv I tack .. Mturs . . February 9 ... I could have shot him — HANG! ... lo he a contestant on Super Password .. . Mummer of 87. th ugllc . . A-llur-A al 8.00 AM .. . my feel . . . You are on the mad Must have a code that you van live by. And no, become yourself because the pant Is Just a goodbye — CSX and Y Ik.h Curry . Honcho . Chevy .. . S.ll January 10 .. . Aral on race day ... 9 . . . the prom H7 . spending time with S II Ford Jennie Lynn Dean ... Jen. fawn eve sluck-uppeople fruit..MAMV ..September 16 . . . Hello . . To be a famous hair drrsscr D.F'n Halloween Party IMS being with Carmine. puzzle my voice and hair. . . “lie like a postage stump — Slick lo one thing until you gel there. Christian Harley Dakar Daheraky, Daher Man . .. hitch hiking, fut chicks, open diMirs . hoi chicks. Sedrlck . .November 9... How V it Iwen going mv long lost friend. From Jubilee . In fly F-14A Jets Ivspos pur tics . parties, sleeping, climbing rocks . Sedrlck. Dumlcn. The Jam . Live and Let Live. He. He. Hoo. Ha. Ha Shauna Patricia D’Arcy DRC shoes having my head rublted ... April 8 .. . Just kidding ,.. to come home with both shoen ... Halloween. F po' . Wall Disney . .. preppv by the time you are RFIALyour hair has been loved off und you get loose in the joints ... because «mce you are RKAL you can't In-ugly. except to people w ho don't understand The Velveteen Rabbit Amy DlCesarr ... Amy Doo______lake's hair. .. M L. to M K.. Dukkur Xolr, GOLD!____January 7 .. . 18 nerd' .. . own u black Mercedes con-vcrtlble .. coming home from Toronto to sec M K., limes with II.K A L.G. .. shopping. I c-ing with my friends . my hair, french manicure. popping tires . . “Shop 'till you drop — AD Deborah L. Davis .. Debbie Dundee .New Milford Police Dept ... real musicians ... September 28 ... I� o I have any paint an my face? . •. to get my braces off. .. Food fight with C.V. ... D.C.... glow ing eyes and my discus muscles . .. Heard melodics arc sweet, but those unheard arc sweeter. — Keats Julie Dixon Juls. Jules . snow. TO . calculus ... his laugh August 1A .. What a goolier? Mercedes . . WCGa senior year — H9.A yearbooking bcuds. Shnorkeldorf • • • ‘Hut. I don't want to go among mail people 'said Alice. 'You can't help that ' replied the Cheshire Cat 'We’re all mad here — Lewis ( arroll, Alice In Wonderland Robert Doyehak .. I)oych . . Freshmen. Telephone poles. MADD ..§... May 80 . yMe pasa man ... To own Anheuscr iiusch or become professional beer taster ,.. First Biff .. parties, playing music, skiing ... B cans Lisa Caryn Dra ul . .. Hurts . .. Posers. Skole-borders . . Drukkar . . . June Ifi . , I think I need a hug ... to get my license before I graduate October 9-18. 1987 . sneaking uround Cornwall at night .. my belts . .. You have to talk without speaking, cry without weeping, scream without raising your voice — You know I took the poison from the poison stream and I floated . .. out of here! —1'8 Don Watterwoth .. . Don . my conscience ... June 9 .. . Oh Well! to play bass In a heavy metul Imnd (but that V no secret). .. she knows who she Is ... being with friends, playing bass . . my Iron Malden collection . .. So you children uf the world, listen to w hat I sav If you want a better place lo live then spread the word today. Show the world that love Is still the light you must be brave, before you children of the world arc children of the Grave. — Black Sabbath Mike Crawford... Raw-head. Chainsaw . Sunlight. Holy Water. Musical Movies .. . Arizona girls. Christmas, the full rnmin . . December 8 How can I put It In terms you can understand . . Xo! . To have lunch with Gunnar Hansen (Leather Face). . . the R.K.M. concert. Thanksgiving Vacation wlih nubile sorority girls . Conducting blzzarc genetic experiments . The Monster Saw. The Hloodmobllc .. ItV a dog eat dog world and from where I sit, there Just ain't enough damn dogs — Drayton Sawyer. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre A my Daley Amanda. Cutle. Ermlc . . . obnoxious Italians, being put on hold . . . Holidays at home with family. Ice cream, popcorn .. . August 16 ... Come with me'.’ ... to become a successful doctor ... the Carousel ride with Heather, having long talks with my mother ... renting videos and talking with friends, spending time with family .. . short, peppy cute, string of pearls... It look to me you live your life like a candle In the wind, never knowing who to cling to when the rain sets In I would have liked to hold you but 1 was just a kid whose candle burned out long ago. Laura Jean DeSalvo . Partner. Lor.. . stuck-up snob . good-looking guys ... January 6 ... Yeah right. WhatV up? What' ... save enough pennies for a car .. . good time with friends, especially LS. SP. IiR_having a good lime . . . natural curly hair .. When you're feeling down and out And you’ve got troubles m your mind. Love will save the Day Whltnev Houston 211 Mike Dube ... tanner I .. cigarette smoke, fork scraping. .. Australia. Jodie Llewellyn .. Auguat 7 .. Holy Mother, You know It!, So what are you trying to sav? ... If I said It wouldn't be a secret anymore, would It? ... October 21. 1987. You know It! . . . baseball, tub-Ing with ME and OF, eating . saying a lot without saving much, singing old rap songs . . . “You without me la like cornflakes without the milk ” — Oran “Juice Jones Tom Fatigate ... Fatlgate. Fats . gorgeous yet Innocent women, non-drinkers ... A.C.. 181. Brewsters .. March 7 — cancel school, letb party ... to be a pilot, to have A.C. back . . I’TI. my buddies .. hangln . funnclln', getting In trouble ... my nose ... I thought I thought of everything — Pink F'loyd Sometime you Just have to say what the ----. — Klsky Beverly Fergason . . Bevy . that little line you get across your nose after wearing your glasses all day . . . chocolate ... December 30 ... Huh? ... to rule the world ,. the bus rides ... shopping ... me ... “I will not be a number Rebecca Fleming . .. Becca. Beck. Becky ... acrylic hair, lines, cars ... green eyes, chocolate .. . July 19 .. $ . . to travel the world .. friends, summer beaches . . . sleeping . . clumsiness . Well, we know where we’re going, and we know what we're knowing Bui we're not little children. And we know what we want And the future Is certain, give us time to work it out.” — Talking Heads Brian Joseph F.nnls . .. Ennis. Bri. Byron. Tyrone . people who drive with bright lights m. girls who flip their hair . Bros n Eves . .. January 11 ... Bu-urp ... work on a luna boat in Alaska .. . Stealing The Bulck and goln crush) !. going -wheelin'in Richtjeep. I’l concert with MP. RM. JC ... skiing, driving, hanging out. Markh house ... earring ... Wherever you go. there you are — — Mur karoo Banzai name . . . nickname . . . pet peeve . . . weakness , . , birthday. . . favorite Maying . . . nee re l ambition . . . fondest memory. . . favorite pastime . . . trademark . . . quote (§ = no response) Brenda Erlrkson ... 9 . waiting In line and shallow people ... § November 19. . WOW! to become a secret spy . . bum! bus rides . reading . my hala ... Remember yesterday, look forward to tomorrow but live for today John Richard Esposito. . . K po , . . the words pel peeve, new wav . .. sleeping, Godfather I and II . . . June 2H . . Hi Guy’s!, Shut up stupid ... To be Donald Trump . . . My 18th H-day party. . having parties . polo shirts. . . “Always go where the bufTalo go and never eat that yellow snow.” State of the art.” Mark Evans . . Prince Marklc Dec. Markle . . A M.H.. Do you know who you look like? . . . J M . Carvel . . November 22 ... NICE!. Yeah .. . T.M.J.M., To own a corvette with J.M . .. .July 81.1987 9:00 pm .. Baseball. Time spent with J.M— . Sneaky, Curly hair.. . Oh. you're pretty cool — M.K Jennifer Fairchild . . . Jenna . . . R L . J.C. . .. food . . June 12 ... Oh. Ya Big Qurer . . To always live a happy life! . . Frank Buonalulo and Year of 87 .. Being with F.B . . famous sayings! ... True love and friendship Is forever. Kristian Anthony Fazzone Fuzz. Kris Mr. L on Morning Announcements , . . girls November 21 .. Life's a bitch, and then you marry one ... to become a well-known architect . . . when MM and I go to the mall ... crosscountry running and Saturday football games .. . my hair Add It up. — Violent Femmes Louis Fox .. Lou, FlFl. Lucifer .. living In Sherman. Ignorant people, people with Imaginary bov girl friends ... speaks for Itself .. April 13, 1970 . . . Just Say No!. . gain weight, not to get arrested, swallowing an egg whole . .. Impeach Reagan Rally . . . hitchhiking to school every morning, stealing . grave yards • mere praise of peace is easy but Ineffec- tive What la needed Is active participation In the fight against war and everything that leads to It. — Albert Einstein Joe Fernandes ... BANG .. . cans... saying no to food ... December 31 .. . Hello Boys ...§,.. weekend In Sugarbush, Vermont . . . Pound with the Boys ... pulling my shirt, asthma spray Doris Film ... Dah-Rls ... money . .. CC, nice clothes, mustangs, smiles .. March 3 ... Oh My God ... to be happv and successful . . . December 13 Mb BA concerts with JP. Moose fights with BM. November 13 W. bubbles with KM ... loosing swatches . . , my jean jacket and smile ... Don't dance to the rhythm, do something about It Don't dance to the rhythm, you can do without It. — Erasure Kathleen Patricia Ford . . Kath.Spaz . . . being called Kathy, fuke-colorcd hair, people who pass judgement on others ... people who need money, CMC .. March 18 ... You never tell me anything... to be a world famous photographer ... November 21 87. Spain, summer of 1987 playing football an Saturday afternoon ___red convertible ... “I told you many things but I never told you I was telling the truth. —John O’Hare Timothy Fradr .. Fradle-Cat.Captain . Roger k vocab tests . . gorgeous blondes. Ocean City N.J. .. . October 13 . . Ilumfp, I told you Oof... discover the wonders of the universe .. 86-87 American Studies class, times with B.H . M IL. W.W----watching Star Trek. Baseball . . my ego. narrow mind, dependability . .. Why are we not travelling into space? Why Indeed, did we trouble to look past the next mountain? Our prime obligation to ourselves Is to make the unknown know n. We are on a journey to keep an appointment with whatever we are. — Gene Roddenbcrry 212 Koumirlt Pimrla Furlo Kin l . slurping « hewing with mouth open. loud hmg burp Inll. tUrk muv ulur men with accent . . lie-irmlirr ft I don't know in Ik- a writer when my liruthrr got kicked out of the house reading . mv laugh ‘How shull I find II. und w hit It wav Hew the pulh In para-di ' Tht I'nthwav l«� Pa rad l«c. I jr .nra S Da-via kituer Garrvn Troll. Skcclcr Freshmen Laura Lee Garten .. ft people w ho chew and Ford . Crlssv and Troll . .Inly 2:4 . . noisily. . H It . . March Ifi . Dih ... In be an “Nothing runt like u f hevjr Iruckt .. Iking atinmuul . . lunchtime with R L__climbing with cl y and taking u third Mud Mania 87. mountain , being with Kll . being late, being New Fairfield . mud Ixtgging and four wheel- quiet, unicorn _“Believe In the magic of your Ing Troll, my munton 4WD Chevy.. . To all dream ” the friend IVe made I hi year, “llV l� een u great year To( rlssy I leave Troll to rule the parking Ini for another year l.aura Gage . . ( «g old people, guv with l mg hair . IIK . February 19. 1970. . . Calve me a break?... In have a title, rich Ml. w IIK. IIRV dnwn iairs couch ... watching IM vorce Court . . spending maoey. Kol ert GayTor ... chubba. bul . . . smoker , snobby girl . . Christman time, cute girl December 8 . . . Hey! What up' ... to be a ITS Navy SEAL ... crashing my car on the bridge while everyone drove bv und watched . ranking on people .. dieting, mustache, and my size . .. “You can be anything you want to l«c If you only set your heart on It. So don't be afraid In reach for your dream Aodh Gallagher . Red . . . two-faced people ..CM. cooler . .January 27 ... that gay .. to lie a Leprechaun . the all-nighter at JCV house, the Dunburv run with VB... Mobil . . . Colt, green poker hai . We too often forget that not only la there 'a soul of goodness In thing evil', but very generally a soul of truth In thing erroneous — Herbert Spencer Marcia Geiger .. Marsh., teacher who ck- Michelle Gcnestra ..Shell Mil . . GB . peel you to stay uwakr when they bore you .. October 22 . Yea right .. In leave New Mil- food In study ... January 29 . . Tot us Tun ford . Summer of 198ft with Jcnn S ... Cheer-Ikm't Panic .. . start an anarchy. . crashing In leading with my friend . . Cavllalr Chevrolet. 1-ake Andrew.. . wrecking my car . . “Do you know what I mean'.'... “It can be logically and definitely proved that there are no people living in the universe Carrie Gcren .. Care-bear ... Immaturity, broken-down buses ... gorgeous evea ... February lft ... ft ... to be C K O. of IBM ... Spain, band . goofing off with the other J.v.'ers . .. § . .. “The wood are lovely, dark, and deep. Bul I have promises to keep. And mile to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. — Robert Frost Kimberly Ann Gcrzlmhkc . Klmbcr, Klml . .. Waiting for a surprise when you know It V for you, crowd .. Eye with a sparkle, sunsets, ocean, polo . . . April 4 ... Eye!. Aav!... to live along the Caribbean .. my childhood ... listening lo music — “Playing , chew Ing gum ... “You know IH never go a lung as I know ItV coming strulghi from Ihe heart. — Bryan Adam Bryan Gingrich ., lleege . .. People who tell you “to have a nice day . .. Danish beer . .. December 84 ... Drop Dead , . Gelling arrested In F asl Gcrmuny . . . Travelling around Flu-rope with no money!... “A (2ue tkm of Peace ... “Freedom come from Inside oneself — but wails can stand In the way — Berlin Wall The world Is In a State of Halloween Who am I to deny that maybe God Is me? Andrew Griffin .. HP. DEE. Nl) ... stupid laugh , overbearing people .. . ft . .. May 19 .. ------OFF. . . In get my driver V license ... ihe flag the Swedish dork . diving for seaweed .. black bandana , beat-up shoe ... “Five to rate, cave In five no one here gets out alive you gel yours. IH get mine gonna make It If we try — Jim Morrison April Gunnarshaug .. Apey. May. Grille. Gun-nershog . . emotionally unstable girls, tnforma-tkm on Ihe M-word. cigarettes ... muscular backs, louder . . . July 28 ... Yeah maybe. I might . .. For BA. AG. GO. MA. and RS to visit Norway. . . VA. Kll watching, ti study H7 ... Moments of silent mcdllalkm. outlining letters . .. Dimples . .. Too many times we let Ihe dream die. We'd rather lead a safe life. Than reach for the sky — Point Blank Jennifer Lynn Gouptl Goup. Jen .. sarcasm. the big R ... lM-autiful teeth, shoe stores . . August 80 . Say It again'. ?. Yes you do? . . lo understand the enemy. .. ( ape Ann. The Ihister, the Warriors. HI.. rockin' in Ihe Rabbll ... Diana. Webb ... “Every Individual ha a place In the world, and is important In some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not ” — Nathaniel Hawthorne ■ . Chri tlnc Marie Goycttc ( hrissie ... JS. stop sign .. English accents. JP. Hawaiian tan . . June 24 . (Jult It ... to be the next David Herscv ... ski trip. Alarm shows. IXi with KM and GS . . Going to Rock and Roll shows . . lights” . . Going In a blaze of Glory. Setting my sight for the sky. They can offer you anything at all hut your dream must not be sold. Croing out in a blaze of Glory. Going out with your heart wide open. Going out with your hand held high. — The Alarm Tom llalvorsen .. II . Football practice with lineman . M P . March 18... Word ... Balling with Wordell.. . II.S.V after K.T.N party .. Baseltall. M.P. ... Height. Hess, Rapping .. . ItV over 213 ( hlist Ian Dylan llanny .. Gain the llansu r. C hris. immaturity, fal chicks . . saving m« � - ey-----January 1 . Oh. you’re kidding .. to play pro tennte ... my childhood . . sleeping always being tired . . “If they were right I d agree, but Itbthem they see not inc .. . _( at Stevens Anna Marker. . . Ancr. Ana llakn. lilg A gym elans, old people who wl111 drive . . lien and .Jerry V health bar crunch Ice cream, Urukkar. II I) ... May 89 . .. Iledo Coda Cadn . . to travel the world . .. times spent with the nasty girls. D.U.. A.G.. D.G.. and S.M., X1A . . midnight horseback riding ..§... “Miles may come between us. but warm thoughts are always there. Goodbye Is not forever, cause you’ll find along IlfcV way. within your heart you’ll always have a part of yesterday.’’ name . . . nickname . . . pet peeve . . . weakness . . . birthday . . . favorite saying . . . secret ambition . . . fondest memory. . . favorite pastime . . . trademark . . . quote ({$ “ no response) Ellen Healey ... El. Mealy. Red two-faced people, the “high pro glow” ... m horse. t 7 Mustungs . . October 17 ... I don’t mean to Ik rude, but ..I won’t tell ... being with my horse and Becky... titling. ., red hair, my temper . These are the days to hold onto 'cause we won't although well want to This Is ihc time but time Is gonna change You've given me the best of you untl now I need the rest of you.” — Hilly Joel Patrick James Heaton . . . Meals . . . Losing. Driving with Tom and Chris ... Thai - ... look . March 8 .. . What V� up. Test ... To be 'I ... I'TI. Spring Break 86 . . . Ilangin at McCul lot ugh-. ... 88. Notre Dame Mat . “Born to Run — Bruce Springsteen llenrv Warren Henderson II Men. Henry . . T.D. krvptunite .. . May 80 ... Dlh' To get my license .. . “Shopcarting” with Jay . . sleeping ... § ... I did It my way” — Sltl Vi-clous Karl aron llrrmonai Skcrn. Skarl, Carlow • • The Essence . KRYPTONITB.. June 21 . . YEA II, Maybe'” to own a ski resort . . pulling ihc Ore alarm Speaking French at my grocery store, (no. I really don'i have a gro-.« r gM) Not wearing socks li ain't over llll Its over — Yogi Berra Sara Milliard .. Sar. Louisa . liondo. Mead-bangers, fake people .. .Obsession for Men . .. July 11... goodbye Erik ... to be an Olympic gymnast ... Halloween with LK. spring of Junior year .. snow hogging .. my shoes, my brother .. If you're lost you can look and you will find me. — Cyndl Lauper Brian Richard Mlayar . AIR), lilg Guy. Bud , . preps, narks . .. sweet talk, blonde with blue eyes. . ..June 18 ,. . sup dude, no doubt... learning to fly ... All Friday nights . .. Pink Floyd live In Hartford .. Pink Floyd shirta. trashed «m locker. . . All you touch and all you sec Is all vour life will ever be — Pink Floyd Diane Margaret Hessian ... Dl. Mesh. Diana ... shallow people, ihc big R” ... mysterious eve June 28 nice. It Vovcr', maybe ... to flvajct fighter. . .Cape Ann. the Duster. B.I_ The Warriors . . mekln'ln the Rabbit.. Webb and '...up Time. Ihc only thing lhal KtM forever, but nothing Is Edward Mill .. Mai . . Ask Monk . .. only one of me . . . October 21. 1970 . Hey. whatli up? ... get lost In the Allagush .. The Tower . . swimming In the dark, snowstorm In progress In Ihc fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud t'nder ihc bludgeonings of chance my head is bloody, but unbowed. — from Invlctus. William Ernest Henley. Susan Mill .. . Su y. Suzy-y, Sue her . . TCI baby puppy ... ducks and oceans . .. April 6 . Isn'l that special” ... to be successful In my career A little to the right. No fair tiring with Rob and Klml .. being happv The more you smile the longer you live Lisa A. Illlyard .. B.G.. VM . Slope ... X F.. saving money .. Marco. Green MAMVt .. . August 29 . . . “Don'i have a cow . . Own a blue IROC-Z. To stay with MM FOREVER? ... Thanksgiving lift ... Xlghta with Marco ... I.ctugh. Gum . The Best is Yet to Come — Bryan Adams Margaret Mine ... Fagot. Rita, Margarclero .. El slip. Pscudos, Dr. Adler, beautiful. 9008600+ ... Hanna. Brt. La. HK. CV. ML. Jasc. red Xovas. Emmaus ... March 80 ... my prom date, — super —. can I go see my gramma? . .. meet Jerry, GA to ME. Tour . . . Rusty. W Va.. I'gllcs. balloon man CYO. Dead and Buttcrhead. Prcssboc, spot light. . . Brt. we all. BS with JA, “stories with MW .. un-shaved legs, greasy hair, scarves ... “AIKO? Pamela .1. Mope . .. PJ. Fathead. Spam . .. Immature underclassmen, AR s nesl. CL . . being on time . .. February 20 . .. Xerd . . . own a red Ferrari ... to be thin .. . San Francisco and family vacations .. , sleeping, time spent with Andrea . tardiness, procrastinating, sense of humor? .. If I can’t see your face. I will remember that smile. Best of luck. Jodi. Mike lloughlalln . . Mnnute. Club .. . One! Red headed senior . § . August 29 .. Ain’t life a barrel of monkey hair'... To rid the world of asbestos covered wooly bears!. .. Summer of 87 . Baseball “Every passing hour brings the solar syslrm 48,000 miles closer to the global cluster ml8 in herculea — and still there are some misfit who Insist there is no such thing as progress — Kurt Vonncgut 214 I’auI llovland Ted. IIov . Ilarlill . VU(C(I |Hiuniwl, nal poiplr . Good l M� k « llh intelligence ogu t 10 You’re not special Founding the Snc'tuM apllullsl party ('imk Country W writing poetry ... § .. The earth u n world, the world I n Itall. A hull in a game with no rule at all ’’ — Kcka anil I he Bonn m« n ll mailer not how lung we live, trai how ” — PJ Halley Hob Hutching Meialheud People a ho can’t K( i lie good idle of Ida Amin . .. Bronzed Tinen . December 19 .. . urp ... To nulc Carl Huguo The day I puwol one of Mr. HoytV tests . modemlug ,. . M hui .. . “I’m coming hack. I will return. I now posses your body, and 111 make you burn!”— Iron Malden. Xumlicr of lhe Dead John llvland . J-hnok . ime-faced people, real people . .. funnel , fat hairy women February 16 ,.. say no to drug ... to lie an unemployed mcnV Icugtic hockey player ... ( alculun .. . annual boot with strep throat sarcasm . . . “Living la eaay with eye cloned, Ilia understanding all you ace. I think a no. I mean, a yea hut II all work out. It doean’t mailer much to me.” — The Iicailea Jaoon Janeaky Jo . Jay. Jay-lay. Hey you .. bugplate .. o«� Annual 1« w hoa' commander... to he In a -lam dunk conical .. project podium. I -2 concert with D.T., J M M , und Dad. Xlc. n. Joke graph . climbing and alummln'. Jumping. CffcC Cola, the Rastro . . . “Oh. like lhi la (Join to pay for ray morinane” — apt. Kann r«o (Jim Helu hl) Jennifer Lynn Jcnnlng . Jen . netting up early . ML to Pierce .January 8, huhf!” in he Mr Pierce Wral el. . I9H7 Prom, June K, 1986 . . partying with friend , being with Pierce . my eve ... “fiood-hyc I not forever when you know I care for mile may come Ix-iwecn ii . hul warm thought arc alway there. Good-bye I not forever ’cauae you’ll find along IlfcV wav within your heart you’ll alwav have a pari of yesterday!” Corey Lee Kaplan . Core, ( iHirw, Coral nosey people ... MM ... December 17 Are you aerioua? .. you don't warn to know-1 ... drinking Mom's wine with C V being lazy. IM-Ing gullible, my laugh . “Dream on. Dreum until your Dream come true ” — Aeroamllh Holly Leah Kelly llolhatic . Ilol. HK . Htuek up people, used ear dealership . Lurry ...January 3 . bull face. Gwecp (KS) ... lo be aucccaalul In life Prom 87. June 26 kfi . . . pending lime with Larry, skiing and shopping pumpkin, hair. . . “To all my friends. I w ish you the heal of luck in life. And lo (jury. I love you always!!” Michael A. Kessler Hubbu. Kcaa football Scott Kincaid .. . Scotty. . M M . . Money.. . player lugger than me. Calculus ...AD .. January 6 . . “(lane head” ... To lead u life August IO § In own Ihc X.Y. Giant .. exactly like D II ... When Kilns s shorts got time since Jan. H7 with A.I). M L with dropped In gym ...§.. .leans with holes and A D. .. . 79. the Ctlatkm. pink sunpender Dave King .. DK Obnoxious noises .Natural blonds wearing black ... March II ... When darkness prevails, everything I legal . . Kcmcmcr Mel Gtb m In lethal Weapon? . . . The Tower ... $ .. HK-MP-A SIM SMC. ... “Gold hearted orb. Thai rules I he night Remove the colour film our sight Red Is grey and yellow while. Hul we decide w hlch I right, and which, is an Illusion.” Diana .limes . Hlrdle. lady Dt... dried skin, deadline , materialistic people .. . children .. June 29 , . . Hullo, .leg elsker dig C.H Denmark. 86-87 . traveling... speaking Danish. plaid sklrta ... “A monk reputation I whal other think of him; hi character Is what he really I .” There Is a pleasure in the pathlew wood . There I a rapture on the mley shore. There In society, where nunc Intrude . By the sea and music In Ita roar. I love not man the less but nature more.” Laura Kinney .. Kins. Skinny, Skin . Sklnnl-klns. Flamingo. Special K . . Blatant homosexuals. Tony 7.(synonymous).. . holy water.crucifixes. sunlight ’’silver bullets”.. October I... Dlh! F----’ A!... To become Pope and a hitman ... June 17. 1986. sleeping with RS ... AS and MD should know- . .. my height, my hair, my brother .. “YouthV like dlnimmd in the sun. And diamond are forever.” — Alphavillc. “Forever Young” Mary Frances Justs Mar. Junta. Snake Sister. (tunny (to JC) . . people who pick their teeth and rat It . . hard bodies. Inngstem red rose . JL eye ,.. February 84 ... 1 tell va- You little hussy!... to be m the cover of Cosmo, to be rich and famous Prom W. shaving all my hair off, my friend , and of courwe you. Joe .. . dance, cat. and sleep ,.. my blue H2 fully equipped Subaru . . “We have one and only one ambllkm — to lx the beat What else I there?” To my Snake Sinters- “I’m going to mis y'all ” Deborah Kitchens .. Debbie ... liar , two-faced people, and Junior mailboxes ... unicorns ... December 87 . . . That sounds like a personal problem lo me ... to work with computers ... Junior study ... Ixlng with my friends... my laugh .. .“When I’m right, no one remembers, when I’m wrung no one forgets.” Robert Brace King B B . B H K . ('DO, Voo-Doo . .. Power . Wanna-Be V, Guido . Band Hail . .. Women with beautiful eve and matching humor . . Septembers . ..!( hiqulta Bonita!. . . To take Anahella out to dinner. . Second night at the Skyline with R.S Breaking cymbal , stick , head , and everything else ... Mv crew-cut. skin head ... “All va have to do. Is work real hard, give It your beat shot, pray that the eyes of God are upon you. all of a sudden. Poof!. Ith Miller Time'” — D.L R John Klous . .. Johnny. . . homework ...§... October 4 .Oh. well ... auto mechanic .. . § ... watch drag racing . . my green mopnr ... Be yourself und let nothing get In your way.” 215 Diane Koilowskl ... I t .. . cheaters . .. earthing that la very OpCMin .. February 86 .. Will you atop hitting me . ! ... to get even . . . accidentally throwing a small hall In physic class across the room .. .when I used to walk to my old locker before eviction ,.. doing all mv homework Mclyssa .lane Krelgl Mel. Kriegs waiting, the morning after . dark hair, blue eyea. smiles September 8 .. Wapcer ncert. ya right ... Ill never tell ... Maple Leaf Motel. Mexico... partying.. . my mouth, purtying .. “To all my friends I wish you the beat of luck In the future I love you all. Rachel l.andgrcta . Rach . loud and rude people; guys with long fingernails ,.. Chinese food. JM. blondes____January 17. 1970 ... Ya know?, Ruck-Buck' summer K7 ... be- ing with Jaaoa ft friends, sleeping .. . Jason l.eann Krlston .. l'g. I.uann .. IX'V blondes . . . WS. polo . . . June 17 . . . dweeb ... to own a green jaguar .. BG. UK. my friends WS. ME. memories with IX' ... being with my friends, shopping ..my eyes, curls . . . Itk been such a long time. I think I should be going' — Boston Michelle Lapenna ..§... marching . . . 198H Corvette. CS April. . (julei, I have to finish this... own a horse that wins the Triple Crown ... Spain ,. . driving the dirt roads . . . Sweet Pea ... “And In chasing what I thought were moonbeams I have fun Into a couple of walls . .. Hut In looking back at the faces I've been. I would sure be the first one to say. When I look at myself today. Wouldn’ta done It any other way.” — Jim Croce Leigh Ana Kracmcr . . . (fidget . .. people who leave their turn signals on ... Pete Muller!! .. February 9.. Yeah, That k It! .. dancing with H L and owning a BMW . . . meeting B.L. In Las Vegas shopping, dancing, being with friends ... my dancing .. This Is the true season of love, when we believe that we alone can love — That no one has loved before us — And that no one will love again In the same wav after us. David MeCIIntoek Kullgrrn . . Kullgerantun ... people using my Ideas ... Kryplonlte .. . February 28 . . you’re the beat, you need help ... to have a winning soeccr season . MMT .. teaching MMT to drive .. purity... There Is no pain “ Shan mi Lath rope . Sweet pea . fake people, people who touch my hair . accents, blond guys, eyes . .. February 4 . . No problem ... to become u model .. . time I spent with Scott K. . . . drinking rasberry coolers with the girls . my nose ... Long you live and high you fly, smiles you give and tears you cry. all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be Pink Floyd John K. Lowe . .. Johnny. Lowester. Lowebtrd ... Two-faced people . .. women ... g ... I’m too tired. No doubt! California. Kapok .. skiing, sleeping, partying .. peace sign, the Conk ... “Sometimes the lights be shinin’ on me. Other times I can barely see. Lately It occurs to me. What a longstrange trip Ilk been . — The Oreatful Dead Joshua Fran Lytle ... Hygiene, odd ... Ricky Schroedcr. A O. In a Spcedo,.. . Four Score and Seven . Leave It alone. Its half dead ...§,.. Platonldty . .. Waiting for the flood . . . Femininity. Jake .. . “And now. the end Is near; And so I face, the final curtain. You can't. I’m not a queer; I'll stale my case, of which I’m certain. — Sid Vicious Jennifer Krafl . . . Kraftv.. . the office (l.e the attendance policy) . . . chocolate March 19. 1970 ... Oh. man ... to be Involved In a beached whale rescue ... volleyball . . reading. playing sports . fn gs . “I love not Man the less, but Nature more — Lord Byron Terry Lee ,. Poln .. . (Vetting stuck behind the buses when we leave ... munching out ... March 8 ... g . . to be a mechanical engineer .. . getting out. . riding motorcycles... motorcycle ... “Just be yourself •lohn Richard I.ukse ... Luxbomb. Sharkv, Luxmastcr . blue flashing lights and Vermont State cops . . crying women, hard bodies, wild-berry coolers... February 23 . Whatkalgna-marallly. Somethin' fierce, no doubt .. Itk a secret .. The Sheridan Family, December 11, 1987.1 2 concert. .. clam bakes In the Cadillac, barefootIng ... Shark, watcrekllng. Ski Tlque . .. Live Free or Die — New Hampshire Brian Maelel ... Mace .. . Fuze and the Frosh girls .. T.M, Coors ... January 21 . .. Nice, Shut up. Bowl head ... Live In Australia ... October 80 . Football. Ice hockey. TM . . . The Maxima .. “Life Is a game I must win — BM Sarah Stuart Lester .. Sarah Short. . humidity... sweaters . . November 24 . .Just think of all the calories you'll burn ... to be a navy fighter pilot, to write a kldk book ... the 4 X400 at the 1987 WCC track championship . -. watching The Today Show . .. my thing All you have to do to win, is run faster 216 Christopher M. Lltty ... Fruit Loop .. CM Fanatics ... fast cars and fast women . . . fast car J� d f � l women . . November 4 . . . yee-ha. man . get a 4WI) truck ... Duster... racing . running late ... “As you walk through the gallows of life; your spirit sheds light on all that you touch. Cheryl Lutlnskl .. CB .. waiting ... Kclih . .. February 21 . . . Oh my God!... to live happily ever after . my 16th birthday party with K.C.. G.A., PH . A A.R.. . spending time with friends ... my jewelry ... You’ve got to go through hell before you get to Heaven. Steve Miller Thanks to all my friends who made my four yean here what It was K.C., G.A., J.C.. B P. L.G.. A A.R name . . . nickname . . . pet peeve . . . weakness . . . birthday. . . favorite saying . . . aecret ambition . . . fondest memory. . . favorite pastime . . . trademark . . . quote (ft ■ no response) Colleen Maguire . . Coll, C. Mag, McCormack . . . B PI) ... Brookfield ... August 1 .. — aka. no doubt, you know what I mean? . . Save the whale . Feed the hungry, to fly like an eagle . . . Cape Ann. t’SVI with T.O., RAB with SMB and pclleta. HI., Floyd, being 21 .. . Rocking In the rabbit . .. latencaa. laugh ... “ItIt not juat enough to aland and atare. I It only the dream that there’ll be no more turning away — Pink Floyd Jake Mallory . . . Snake ... J.C. ... Motley Cme. A. Schmtdlin ... June 2 ,.. “It won't hurt ”... To work at Burger King . .. Artificial wavea on Candle wood Lake... Playing with my dog and robbing Dunkin' Donuta. .. Hang . Stupidity .. “Yin and Yang lumber punch. Go ••ate a tart then eat my lunch, and force my alcndcr thin and lean. In thla solemn place of fill Wetting Dream — Bauhau Carey Mann . Peebles . fight with JS . .. JS. .. September 11... Ol! ..§... John. Fruit Loops. Ape. Party Girl ... shopping with TM and KJ — English accent — “To say what you think may certainly damage you In society; but a free timguc Is worth more than a thousand Invitations “How I could smell like a flower yet feel like a weed In I he main I won't ever go drinking again. —- Squeeze Erie Marcel Mention . . . Munch . . . waiting, cigarettes, homework . . . short skirts, jets. Italian food .. . November 14 ... Not I. said the Fox Admiral Mantkm. commander of a t'S aircraft carrier .. January A . looking at girls, seeing movies ... § ... The only true failures are the one from which we do not learn. Jacqueline Martin . .. Ilackallnu ... people who talk about people ... Robert Lyons ... August II... You Jenda' . to be a haiidrrsner ... when I met Robert. August 1BW . being with Rob ... my curly eyelashes ... “Malte. April. Tracey, you guys better settle I know you will keep in touch — GOOD LI'CK GUYS! Traci Mayette . True ... hussies, burping .. t b c lon for men. R I.. . § ... Never say Ncv er by Romeo Boy. .. to be the ultimate hussy DH . . The Cure concert with Drew. Kent Falls .. . shopping with CM and KJ . . running , . . “I never thought tonight would ever be this close to me. If I had your faith, then I could make It safe and clean Oh. If only I wa� sure That my head on the door wo a dream — The Cure Marco L. Mo zotta . . Marc ..§... nice can . .. .June 11... ThntV cool . “Whatever ... to own an Italian Island ... the night we all went to Mt. Tom. Mary ... chasing fire engine ... burn-out In Poughkeepsie Jacqueline MeAlley ... Lynne Laura G. ... Tommy ... February 19. 1970 . .. Say whal!?, That's raunchy!?! . . Tommy and I get married and move to Maine ... April 2 and October 3. 1986 . spending time with Tommy... Tommy, the little blue Horizon with the pink bandana we all have our dues In life to pay .. — Dream On. Aerosmlth Steve McCall Thundar the Barbarian Heavy Metal ... yet to be discovered . . April 17 ... You know It! ... to battle Michael Jordan 1 on 1 . .. Santa Hartmra . .. Basketball . 23 .. . “Far better Is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs. even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirit who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live In the grey twilight that knows not victory nor defeat. — Theodore Roosevelt Colleen Mef or mack ... Col, S Warrior. CMcC. Maguire .. . hairy back , whitehead , phlegm . . . MurrayV lip peanut butter KudoV. choco bliss . May 14 ... Yeah, hi! ... to be a Solid Gold Dancer . Summer of 17. AH V dock. I.'g-lle . the Hamptm . . A-Bar-A at 2 00 AM. eating .. my stubby nails . .. Each hour seem to «!lp right by. there I so much to do before I die. so much to see. someone to be. I hope I can fulfill tlie wanted me. Chris McCullough ... Digger .. Word ... Marie and Southern . . January 22 . . You ain't worth a S— ... to keep I'TI together forever ... meeting Marie, subway, the night, and Pats T-shirts ... hitting homcrun ... my earring, my burps . . “Fill It when Its empty. Empty It when Its full, and scratch It where It Itches. — David Inmen McCullough Jill Ann MeKntegart . . Jlllcr. Spill .. distance from here to Jersey ... Ed. of course ... January 31 ... I think I'm at the tired stage'. .. I think he already know .. memories of Ed. of what used to be ... Partying with “V , Deb, Allison and Sue . my halrspray. being at the “tired stage” .. . That was yesterday but today life goes on. you won't find me In yesterday h world, now yesterdayV gone Goodbye yesterday. Stacy Mellravy . . . Stat e . . . walking Into walls. V difficulties .. Joe. Xeryus ... February 21 ... No-, Stop. Holly . .. to learn how to play and win a poker. . Boston with Joe. week before Bloek Island with J.C., MM. B.S., Cozumel M L . to J.C., out with B B..G.S..C.B . . . my laugh, always late ... To My friends and especially to J.C., thank for the memories ' William F. McKay. . Spud . I r. R “Students should report to their first period class ... dumb pictures . . February 19 ... Oh. yeah maybe right ... Its a secret . . . New Years F.ve 1986 . Sneak attack with my camera ... “If this Is It please let me know — Huey Lewi William Ja� oa McKay .. W.J.. J.J., W. Jason. Jarhcad ... skateboarder , country music, the 60V ... R .L.V ud face. Rl.. Food___lune 10 .. no!, no way!... to become a mission specialist on the space shuttle . . May 28. 1986 .. times with R.I... eating, watching Hug Bunny; sleeping ... Rachel, Bedding Barn shirt ... The goal of New Milford High School Is a joke Chad Michael McWhtnnle.. .Chadwick. Macs-whlnnlc ... People who put “fake people for their pet peeve .. . crack . January 25 .. Dadburn It all... To be os nice os Morton Downey, Jr. .. Mud I wigging with “the hick ... making fun of people .. . obnoxiousnc ... “Give to the world the best you have, and the beat will come back to you. — The poster In the library David Anthony Mclychcr . . Dave. Mclch . . . P words . . skirts, definitely skirts . Jana-arv 17 ... I want that’ . . President . . . Other than he inti shot at. V.l and the eats. IlSt'S .. Wrestlin' . REPt'BLICANISM ... “What is the task of education? To make men Into machines. What are the means employed? He Is taught how to suffer belnji bored. ' — NlcUnchc Wendy Miles Gwendolyn. Wallv. Swcn .. Pseudo-hippies, bce-hlves. Ik II bottoms . MB... March ft .. Lock my door. . to pltiy te« lf with Bob Mope .. . sophomore year, the shurk SG withKO.PO. LP. JP.andH.V . . gullible ... ''Thanks Mom, Dud. and the O'Briens ’ Agnes-Marie Molla . . . P. Agnes . . . Mr. Shaffer V stand-up quizzes . . , chocolate and peanut butter. .. March 12 . give me a break, baddy. 5 ... December 10. field Irlp In New York . .. photography . . . Mon accent francals Adieus veaux, vachcs. cochons, cou-vees. .. — .1 de La Fontutnc. Perrctte el Ic pot ou lalt Ale Levi-.Montale In I ...VI not being allowed to get a driver license ... girls . May A. M-O-N-T-H P-L-E-A-S-E That America If . .C period study. Friday... Italian ... In uddltkm the folded polvpcttde chain Is stubalized by three covalent sulfur — sulfur bridges between units of the amino ucld cysteine at different positions along the chain Katrina Mojzcsz ,. Kat... Art History ..people with musical buttons .. . September 2 . . HX. reality Is only for those who lack Imagination ... In a tree .. Sept. !•%... sniffing books . .. Kedatskl, meow. efTI Ktneffll .. . You don't happen to make It. You make It happen.’ — Deacon of Dive Julie Murphy . . Jula ... when people stop for green lights . . guvs In while pants, muscles . January 28 ... understatement, when we leaving. ya right! ... It wouldn't be a secret If I told you . .. time spent with XM at TGs. the summer of W .. . going for long drives with Norma, partying ... my height. The Dubbetes MK .. Who Says Diamonds Last Forever? Theresa Muhlmrvcr .. Tresse. Mulberry . . . people who pronounce my name M-l'-L-E-M-E-Y-E-R .. peppermint, green eyes and a nice smile (SB ).. .July 18.. . Does this look ok? ... to be a famous romance novelist . . dinner at Chuck V with R R.. K.S and L.K. ( virgin bud) ... riding in R.R.V mustang — (naaa — chick — chick — naaa) ... my cheery attitude . .. The future belong to those who believe In the beauty of their dreams ... — Eleanor Roosevelt June M. Moore ... Junebug . profanity . M E.....July 31 . Yeah!!.. T M M E, to own • Jeep and a jaguar with M E---my 17th birthday 900 pm ... spending time with J.C___long hair... To strive but not to yield — B. Ennis Kathleen A. Murphy .. Kath, Murf. . obnoxious girls. whlnncy kids, and burps blondes, hairy legs, porschc carvcra and teddy hears ... January 22 .. . Smile!. .. learn to cook, become an Interior designer. . . of my brother, my friends, my red car. and Rob Manousc. . . taking pictures, water-skiing . talking a lot. always having gum .. . You won't succeed In anything unless you try and have confidence Haul Mulhare . §... Gossip ... Female .. November 12 . . Tell I'ncle Paul all about It .. § . .. Friends, cafe study Junior year .. missing school, females ., screaming eagle ... We are all a pari of each other Just as we are a part of everyone we meet When one of us Is gone, so Is a part of everyone else. Good bye. Norma .1. Morales . . Norms. Normal . They know who they arc!.. Hot guys In general. SH, him ... September 28 ... Its great. I love It! Relax! Ahh! to be successful, live In Australia and be happy .. time spent with JM. sum-mer of 87. NY . .. Going for long drives and partying with Juls .. my height. The Dubettea ■88 . With each good-bye you learn. Patrick Murphy .. Smiirphy .. . crutches knees . . . April 14 ... Hands off the Bird . to beat Mr. NefT . WCC Championships . . . eating .. The Bird .. In order to succeed In anything you do. you must dedicate yourself completely and take pride In your work. The ptiec of victory Is high but so are the rewards. — Paul Bear Bryant Jason M. Mullins.. Jmm,-------... no room on this page .. the goggles . . April 2 ... I win, excuse you ... to climb Everest naked . pinnacle. Senior play ... climbing, boarding, taking sarcasm to new heights ... mole, finger, FIAT ... That was a rip! — LDR Scot Morrell . .. Scooter . . . getting blamed for something I didn't do... red BMW . .. December 29 ... Whatever ... Play guitar with the Boon . Lake Waramaug ,.. the mall ... polo ... Day after day I get angry and I will say, that the day ItV In my sights, when I take a bow and I say goodnight. — Violent Femmes Allison Marie Mlnuccl . . VI .. this school, IK), oltl people who still drive, the halls al XMHS Gene b ino March 23 Hamburger! I'm hungry!... Tp spend the rcsl of mv life In hupplness . . the good limes with GT partying with VT, IM , JM, ST mv chest, lipstick, SSS . . . This may seem like the eml But It really only the Ik ginning Kevin Murray . . . Murdy. Kevin St Patrick. Muff ... I'2. Rednecks. Posers. Guys with Perms, cigarettes ... Grizzly, Gtlmour... February 18 . . Holy Smacks. Cheese Muff. Rock-n-Roll ... To someday play guitar with David God” Gllmour . . . Meeting with DG. KW. CB ... rock and roll, playing guitar .. . footwear, hair... There no way I gonna let go. There no way, because It my show. I'm hanging ou, for a little while. I won't go down easily. That not my style. — David Gllmour •‘«tty Ann Muehlenbeln ... Pam pushy people. Inconalderatc people ... GTP.. April 7 .. Take It easy ... To someday get back to England ... Clans of I98fi guya ...§..§ 218 I'aul Murray liunchull Kid (Mur) Vullcy lorklnit key In cur . . . .lulv 14 Whul arr you iliiplil' crlmlnul law ■ Inline . iMrrrllnii traffic ul Edge C« nicer I Baseball I lunluirv police . “Kvery one got i Ik- u woman sometime Kelly O'Brien Kcl pseudo lcu lhcu lH. Plain («r«, bun driver . pseudo ulrhcud WHA, rejecting a good lime February IB .. Moi Box. Hart Hide. Whul are you. high ' .. lo meet Mono In Ireland sophomore year (JPV gang. .IK. I.P — II Held) . SGV and the Moose with WM. HA. SP. JP. I.P. MK. PO... phllaaophl-eol HS. being late, my blanket. SGS. arcana .. . Rc t rulnt conlradlcta life! — I.DK Thereaa Ann Orlandl ... Thcrec ... dlacn queen . Steve Miller Itand . . G. H. Mumm und Co.. Hugh ,. May 12 .. . §.... lobe Mr Donald Trump Rob. Sonny, lao, St. Thomas HB .. spending money, parties . . . Ann Taylor ... I would rather have my own Ignorance than another manA knowledge, bceauae I have no much more of It.” — Mark Twain name . . . nickname . . . pet peeve . . . weakness . . . birthday . . . favorite saying . . . secret ambition . . . fondest memory. . . favorite pastime . . . trademark . . . quote (§ “ no response) Amy Jennifer Olandcr , . . Aim, Amer, Amy O .. . the balance beam .. . black olive ... Xo-vember 17 . . . Hut why . , Xo—ooo . . to kl the Alp . twice. Itaekward . without falling . . H8 cn’ I'GLY. Shuckcrw, when Dave K boat died . . . Ik-lug on ( andlewook l.ukr ... my crooked arm. unking question- . . . Good friend Good time . Good inctnorlc .' Cheryl Nadeau Cher, partner . . . fake people II E.. eye , tun men . . December 2ft .. Sure. Too bad ... lo marry Harry . . J.W. H E.. The clinker” ... partying with JW. G.S., M.K.. S A, II.B. ... § Cent la vie ” Debra L. OUrn . .. Deb . Debbie . . Humtca. Skateboarder — D.B., PGA pout face ... March 12 . H-----II. with the lip ... To get my driverVllccnac . .. ‘Fiddler .’Music Man’. PG A graduation parly . .. Getting In trouble with D ll. J.C., S. . E.R . J T. . my perfume . . . “Life shrink or expand In proportion lo oncY� courage.” Jeanlne Xapolltano Xene, Xlnry-Ple. J-Man. Demon Woman ... fat people. S.W ... John eye and chest .November 21 day . . . to May in touch with everyone . January 87 (snowball fight , sharing, etc.) .. eating Pop Tart . Hiccup . . . For long you live, and high you fly. and smiles youII give and tear youll cry and all you touch and all you see I all your life will ever be Pink Floyd Debra Oshan Deboo. Debbie . . . certain office nccrctrte XMIIS . .. Hloo. black leather. CaptalnV .. . December 9 . . . I'm not In the mood ... To be on the l.ifcstylc of the Rich und Famous and meet Bono .. California. Xew Year 87 . .. partying with the porkers ... the “look” . .. “You're woadcrln now. What to do. Now you know this I the end.” Gina PalmUanl .. . Dean. G” ... static. RD. ... calzones. Ronnie. W.C.C. and G.C.C. ...§.. to overcome all my fear (especially driving), Gina + Ronnie — Justin!... SO yard line. Oct. 10. 1986. our junior prom (and afterward !), Danielle . Rusty, the day Karen wo born ... unalt ing what will happen next. . phobic Italian. John Pawloskl ,.. Jay ... pig . Metal Mead ... food ... December 28 .. what uol ... to have one night with SMh mom ... Lake Warm-waug ... mooching .. . my stupidity... “Lcth be careful out there. — Sgt Jablonskl Jason Corey Payne . . . Val Kilmer, Earner-head . bugplaten . . my prom date . .. March 31 .. . and a---. I fly... to rule the airway , be the owner of PEZ . . all the times with the guy . . . skiing, scoping, cycling to school. . my eraser head shirt, my laugh ... “Champagne wishes and caviar dream ' — Robin Leach Klmberlce Jane Pearson . Kim. Klmmy Jane ___Airheads, band music . . JAC, romance novels, gymnastics . . April 2 . so many day left ... I’ll never tell .. . Prom 87. Volleyball Marathim. drummer bus... reading. IIMrnlng to music ... flexibility ... “Climb ev'ry mountain. ford ev'ry stream Follow ev'ry rainbow, till you And your dream!” — Sound of Music Mark James Peraglne . Spike, Spark People! . .. Girls with hairy chests, really poison ... May 16.. . Bloop,----... To be successful in Australia . . There are too many! I can't choose Listening lo 1 2 ... Shortness, ob-noxkmsness. spiked hair. . .“I don't know If it V Black or White all I see Is Red'”—1 2 “When I close my eye I see Hlood and Roars.”— Smithereens Marl Danielle Perreault . . Mar . . . Staaaacy, B B . hairy chests, midget . LIZards . . . you Josh .November 21 . holy----------!. does your fork do this Andrea . ... to marry Josh and have his babies . you again Josh. Andrea — “dual” ... California vacations . my eyes . .. my eyes .. Truth has no meaning when men believe only what they want lo believe.” — Thoreau Regina Pleclninl ... Pice, Little Devil ... rumors, boring classes ... nice yes, necks, my friends ... Augunt 1 . . . Go for It, You only live once ... to be a famous writer ... Junior study hall, the beach ... 4. being with B.A... . Good advice, my moods” .. . “BREE-HAW” — R R “I shall be telling this with a sigh. Somewhere age hence: Two roads diverged In a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference.” — Robert Frost Cindy Ann Plnder .. . Cln. Cindy Pinder ... Freshmen, people who can't drive ... guys and polo . .. July 14 ... Oh my god . get through art school... my friendship with Shannon YV and Mark P . .. smiling, party, sneaking around Cornwall at night.. smiling too much and the dents in my Maverick ... “For a long as you live and a high as you fly, for smiles that you give and tears that you cry. for all that you do. all that you see, this Is all your life will ever be.” — Pink Floyd 219 Ikbbic Piper . Debertno. Debit. Pip. Ebbic dav TM. M ho don't take no ... pnppv cyrv pkuM September 4. 1970 Okey-clokcrs. Ill |.o Medium lit find true happiness I mi nd. Safe Hides. f� S . . . dancing. Ik-- Inn with friends peppiness, limn hair. . . “A dream Is your door to tomorrow, u seerei reflection of you A threshold that leads to u wonderful future where noihlnn's iookonI to be true ' lletli I'l ogle ton Blossom P-ssoff, ||.S ape Cud Potato ( hips . February £2 ..Ip vours! ... To own my own nailery studio .. nolnn to ihe Kneky llorror Plelure Show m Colorado . . Goinn mil with friends my iikmmIIucss “Come in here dear Hoy. Have a einur. You're gonna go lur. You’re gonna fly hinh. You're never gonna die. You’re gonna make ii If va try. They're gimna love you — Pink Floyd Shannon Plue Shampoo. Whliinlt skate punks In general I am mentally and plus leallv sound. I have no weakness .lune£2 Vo Huby!. dude?. lotlothe FI.Today mt IIS Sports with llrent Musshcrgcr The Denver llroneos beat Inn the t hleuno Ik-an :4I to 29 (III SIIW ACKER) eheerlnn on ilie linateos partylnn. skllnn working ui UK , concert Is “I know ihui anylhlnnean happen ami nothing's over till the end IfeveryraK screated equal. I hen we all have a chance to w in “ — A ulonruph Jennifer Putnam Pul-put. Jen people whit criticize my drlvinn HP. chocolate, curly hair, blue eyes March 29 .Oh m God!. Isn’t that special” . . to own a Ferruri I) F unil me as Itest frlenils, H.PV beach, Vermont with J.W. . Gossiping. being with It P and friends my nails, hlushinn “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm ” — Anonymous Kenee Hay mood Wren . . . liars, walling PK.. Icecream September lb. I must su ! to own a Juguur . . . Going to the mull with I. S . K S . I. K and getting our plelure taken with Santa Ians Sharing my life with TM , and l K My laugh, my wave . . . “How will It feel being number one. Hurd to Imagine but I can't blame you for Irving. How will it feel bavin so much fun. Hunt to Imagine hul its so Electrifying! — Chicago Eileen Heap . Kl. Reaper. Snake Sts Hclng tickled, hussies, tousl crumbs In the butler Drakkar. .. May IN .. Yeah Right!... to have TIM trips to iuguru Falls with Ellen. Holts with T.C.. IIW, D.S., K.S. ... watching people fall In the tillage . . free Ice-cream at carvel Kevin Reynolds llacksuu broken windows. standing lu Flnwst Caking lots week end parlies, blondes . June lb . . Ya III If to Ik u state cop . spring break H7 with Skid, the Prom . . . Iwing u good siimarttnn with Skid. Virginia Heach with FT Peaches, my Yamaha .. . “Sc am ms will chungc you must move on follow vour dreams — GTR Beth Klvenliurgh . . Hetty . . my junior year TP December 24 § . . to leave New Milford times spent with l)W, 1)11. .IG, CM. un«l the Duster .. shopping ... Tim. David Arthur Klzzo ... Ktzz .. , people telling me how io drive . . pumping gas . . February 19 . . Smells like the Dickens . . . He allowed to drive to school uguin . clam Itakc In the Caddy . crashing ears___Rizzo s Garugc . . “I.ife is short, so is the amount of bruin cells — “Dahcr” Kelly Roberts______Iclly-Hcllv. Kcl l th! . . MW. (ill . . January It)... I might do that! .. T.HI. II. I It It . . Times with the little Hip . .. swimming . . . blue eves ... “Don't live In the pusi or look Into the future but seize the present und make the most of It ” — A.J Itrullch 87 Kmlllc Rogg .. Em. Rag .. Judgmental people . Runner V legs September . 4 . . . “Get a real life” . . To win the Iron-Man .. July 4. I9H7 Cooking nuclear snails MylQ “I wish all the ...” — Ted Ian Rowhurrev Dad . Girls whose p« cket books jingle .., Saying no I can't do It . . , May 31... Pay your dues' Drive a boat for Greenpeace .., MarkS New Years Eve N7 ... Flying Sweatshirts. Snowbird Hat . . . “------Hap- pens' Jeff Roma .. . Spunky . .. freshmen . . . HIM shown . . August 19 ... I fall lo see the humor when me and PM went to a pizza place «m a field trip and the waitress never gave us our pizza . bowling, col lectin HBSV. working Barbara Russell liarh. Iturbie . . Star Trek, plastic people. Wayne ... Randy.. September 17 ... I might do that ... lo be an artist . . when all my friends were still In schfKil ... being with friends . my nails, my car. . . “So you can get on with your search luahy. And I can gel on with mine. And maybe one day we will find. That it wasn't really wanted time “The Eagles Joseph Rondlnl ... Ron onl . . ear accidents. Biology ... Jenn Scanlan . September . 40 Shut up -----! . .. graduate and ipill Hess . . . Candle wood Izdte North . . sleep, eating. .Icnn ... RX-7 .. . I just completed my four years at NMHS. Was it really worth If Scott Russell Mr Sunshine” . . people who drive drunk . nice------- . . . December 27 ... § ... to become a professional wrestler . . myself J.T and B.M at riverside ., playing and watching all sports . . my blue bomber Myra Rothc My-My Myron people who walk ini the wrong side of the hall . ocean sunsets, puppies October 27 . . Yeah right! to travrl aroulnd Ihe world . , summer of Hb . being with my friends ... black ... Rest your head, you worry too much. It's going lobe alright, when times get rough, you can fall back on us Dtm't give up. — Peter Gabriel 220 Johalhan | . Saul . . Jon Insincerity I am hair January 20 Follow your heart iooiiiu Kmumlllo the ( clcbrlly Mol Tuli Being with Mad I'nlcorna I don't Irnoa where we conn from. I «liai i know where «i‘rc going In, llui If Mil this should liuvc a reaaoa. V would Ik the last to know So letV |u� l hope there la a promised I mid. And Ilium on ill then. Ileal that we can l.aiirvn Sapllo Short Stuff |ieo|ile who waste lime. Iiund uniforms . corneous eyes und a sexy smile, A I. April 10 Definitely raft dow n I he Colorado Hive r . . Sputa. •!• unt V ilium talking on the phone, fllrlltm my nulla, my smile und dimples . . . Good-bye la not forever, w hen you know I care. For muny miles may come between us liul warm thought are always there. numc . . . nickname . . . pet peeve . . . weakness . . . birthday . . . favorite saying . . . secret ambition . . . fondest memory. . . favorite pastime . . . trademark . . . quote (8 ■ no response) F.llcn Schcnrcr . . El, Schen . El-gm hussies. bad breath Mary DuganS . . June 20. 1970 . . . Ya little hussy . . . T.B.C. .. K.F. with Rv. Hrt. Tac. and Joe. Niagara Falla with Eileen Holi'a Ida .. watching people fall In the Village . uncontrollable laughter... The Future la open wide. — Modern English Love and good luck to all my friends Thomas K. Sehlllawakl terrible T. the mu-chlnt coaches, authority und responsibility girls, Iwioks and w restling .. October 4 Proper plunnlng prevents —— poor performance .. In roach college wrestling ... my first varsity wrestling tournament . .. reudlng. collecting comic, w resiling . . my hut . . . You can never surrender — Corey Hurl Andrea Valerie Schmldlln Schmid. Drcidlc White Trash. S.W. und her Joy for rides . . . rainy days, hugs , May 4 Shut up Jenn-twlcc ... To shave hud's arm ■.. Mart, dual, VI. A. ... It ull slur ted with homecoming carnations . . my laugh. Iiuppv disposition, my hoops .. When you're down und feeling lonely. und no one seems to cure. Just close your eyes. I will be there, you've got u friend Frank Seymour . . Imic Wolf . . . Communists . .. Amy Daly. Jruntne K June 11 .. . $ ■ ■ § ... truck driver ... the CB Crew ..driving .. VFfiOOF Interceptor . . Be a man among men Keith Sheridan Weep . . people taking the tab off my Diet Coke can . .. ear . . November I . . What V an Ignnmorallty? .. . graduate (on time). .. watehln Mona Movlea” . ., gotn' to Vermont .. my hut “Some of the things I do and say never want to live, got to die to mvaelf someday — I’2 Michael John Slocum . Schlok. Sehlok-man, Slokcs. Klvtn .. People who full asleep und wreck ihclr momV ear . . short blondes. English ueeents January 24 No? I Quit? To he a Catholic ... Wuklng up at 70 mph ... watching .lohnnv Carson und M ASII . greatness und splendidness ... Whul V up doc' ’’ — Hugs Honnv Greg Schmitt rednecks, satanlc speed mclul. guldos. queers. Jaz . work, cigarettes . .. New Kiss stuff, cold beer. ZV great drum sound .. May 12 . Are we playing today? . .. never having to gel a real Job. meeting PC . .. Meeting Kiss. Ace. etc Kiss and Kiss-related lours | Ace. White Tiger. VVI. PC }... Kiss .. “— Some can't understand — And theyII tally go so far It all depends on you — to fight for what you are. — F.C liol, Scribner ... Serlb, Skid ... NMPI) ... weekend parties .. June S ... good tme ... success . . Sugurbush. Jal-nll. The Prom. Sprlngbrcak 87 with KR ... skiing, causing trouble with KR The Nova ... Ale, man, AleV the stuff to drink for fellas w ho It hurls to think — A F Housman Michael Scott Serra . . Mlkey... Moreys IGA. posers ... I'm Invuncrublc ... June 24 ... I'll bring It In tomorrow ... to quit Moreys ... E period cafe study. . music . . . my Mustang . . “Nobody ever told me I found out for myself Yn gotta believe In ftailIsh miracles Its not how you play the game. Its If you win or lose, you can choose, don't confuse, win or lose. Its up to you. — Randy Rhoads Ouy Russell F. Smith Hollywood. Smiltv. . Jwii-fared people blondes, some In particular .. December ft .. , S-happens ... to be myself NMHS — Ha. Hu parties, getting tickets. keg. chugs , Mich .. When I'm right — No one remembers When I'm wrong — No amt forgets. — unknown Sandra J. Schroedcr .. , Sandy . . School . . . Harrison Ford ... August 12 ... Fine? ... To travel across the country to CA ... Sherwood Island H6 ... Spending time with my horse .. Adidas sneakers ... Llfcs a beach, and then you drown .. Kathleen Anne Severance......... Kath Peo- ple with weird haircuts (flips) .. . Danny .. . November 1ft ... Gweep (H K ). .. To marry Danny y . .. The summer of tft (the night I met Danny).. . Partying with Missy and Danny My Smile . . . “Danny, 1 love you forever??? Dean Solomon .., Dcano. Dcaner . . compulsive liars, two-faced people ... cute laughs, pretty smile ... May 4 ... sorry ... to own a (.ainhourglnl Countah .. me A Joe at Seaside N. .1.. hanging out with B.F . .. Itaskclball. gambling. skiing ,.. quick growth. Grateful Dead guy. Duck Time keeps «ai sllppln' sllpp'ti sltpp'n sllpp'n Into the Future? — SMB Stacy Cathlccn Scott ... Stay. Sarah . .cliques .. . good looking men und sweet talk . . . April 2 ___Its tally a head cold ... to Ik an automobile mechanic . . trip to Rl . . driving . . attitude .. . “If a man docs not keep pace with his com-pan ion • 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 221 Grctchcn Sontag Orel phonics. CT . . . Mike and I. Summer of � . 17th H-day partying with JW. CN. BB. MK. SA. shopping, talking i the phone, listening to music November 380. 1970 mv voloce. my nose I'm screwed to the wall .to marry someone rich and cruise arouind the world. Linda A. Steward Lynn M K.. girls who drive trucks guys with nice eyes April 17 I lh. you’re such a Jerk! . . to finish college and own my own business . . Myrtle Beach 87 sleep being late “Better late than never Albert Thlerfelder . Albce. Bert, T-Bone bad drivers a damsel In distress . . August 11 . . Yoo dud' to be a Fighter Jock Coach Devin . . busting on losers my cocky attitude ItH not whether you win or lose. ItV whether I win.” — A.T Elizabeth Ann Tlshion Liz. Lizzie, Turkey. Slowpoke . Cheerleaders, rude people, band uniforms. J.K. long blonde hair, muscles. “George February ft . . . “Yeah — Right' to drive a tractor trailer truck . . . practicing for All-State Band . my boots . “If you love someone set them free. If they don't return It wasn't meant to be. If they do then they are yours forever. Arlene Mllagros Torres . . Lene. Lena. Ar . . . when people say dude , mornings . . . Oreo Ice cream. S.N. . . . November 7 . . What's the big deal? ... To hang glide over the Grand Canyon sophomore year, summer 87 . . . Clam Bakes, sleeping “Aluminum? . “All you ned In this life is Ignorance and confidence, and success Is sure. — Mark Twain Wayne Steadman Weiner B.R . Clga- Brian Sterry Schemdryly. PB and S H rettes . July 12, 1970 No way man! To Jokes beautiful girls December 6 retire at the age of 8ft Passing Mr Hosier V Word go on tour with Motley Crue T.H. final exam skiing . Iron Malden “Be after K TV party. Sugar Busch good times yourself, and don't let anyone get In your way with T.H.. J.K.. J.C.. J W., T.A.. B.S.. J.A . Z- far enough to damage you.” 28. 41 . To the people that I love the moat. J W and T.H . good luck! Lisa Stahl Lee . . Fuzz balls on old sweaters Polo . . November 8 What a bummer! ... to be a corporate exec . . the Three Musketeers, Summer of 87 . soaps pen lender . “What necessity Is there to dwell on the past. When the present is so much surer — the Future so much brighter ? Charlotttc Bronte Heather A. Szymczak § J.C. good looking men. fireplaces and chocolate August 9 . Alls fair In love and war § Christmas at home, the carousel ride with Amy and the concert with John . sketching In the graveyards with Amanda my eyes and drawing David Luke Toman Plnd'ors. Tome . . complication simplicity, my M. of L.. . . April 26 Hey Chief Be a hcll-skllng guide In the French Alps My adventures In France. Oct. 4. 87 — By the fire footin', climbing The Toman walk . “In life, all man needs is ignorance and confidence, then success is sure. — Mark Twain “Let V spin for the wad! — Jackie Gene Albert Tovlno Geno. Grover J TV Gas the LIV In the office A M . ------- November 14 Hey---------! Later! R I PP To play for the Pittsburg Steelers. To marry a rich girl . . Summer of '8ft. in the cutlass with the Brew Crew Partying, playing football (Dungeon). sleeping Just passing “Bye Patrick Testa Patsy Paul and Johns nose. MortaMath llngulne with clamsauce December 22 I'm skinny the next Godfather Little Itly. the field trip football, (� randma Testa's the Jacket, the Dragon Victory has a hundred fathers and defeat Is always an orphan. Rebecca A. Thompson Becky . Preps Frank . April 17 Hcydude go to college Miss Vcrhoffs biology class watching TV . . . I'll kill you How sweet It is: here I go again!'!' Peter William Toman Toe-Man Igno- rance N A . April 86 You guys owe me money' To become a professional golfer Transcendental Feat 87 Skiing Conser- vatism . Do not attempt to do something unless you arc sure of yourself; but to not relinquish It simply because someone else Is not sure of you. — Stewart E White Vera Tovlno V . Veer. V-spot New Milford . money. Gilbcy V . . November ft November! . . to be more successful than J.E. . the “stumper days bathrooms, partying w the Porkers . . my hair Now Is not the end It is not even the beginning of the end. But perhaps the end of the beginning Jennifer Lara Thibodeau Jennthlbodcau. Tlbby busy signals, psuedo hippies, hussies chocolate. Laura Ashley . December 80 . Dih! To learn to play the clarinet Summer 87. WSR Feats . Skiing. It all started with homecoming carnations . . my hair Climb slowly, steadily, enjoying each passing moment and the view from the summit will serve as a fitting climax for the Journey — H. V. Melchert Guy Joseph Tlno Shades . . Hcavymctal . MTV, revealing womenV clothing . June 81. 1970 “How could you not like that movie?” . to write a novel that will become required reading at NMHS the bus ride home from HAMLET 1987 songwriting Democratic principals, dirty Jokes . . It were loo vile to say. and scarce to be believed, what we endured. -— Captain John Smith. John Tomaacak BH Bill . . . JK . . . August 28 You’re 111. . . to play for the Hartford Whalers Lake Waramaug . . time with JK my walk . . Never say good-bye — Bon Jovl Robin Tow non Rockin' Robin stuck-up people surfing November 1 Surf V up Mate!! . . owning my own surf shop § surfing the wave . . May all your waves be perfect 222 Khanh Nha han Troung . . Ghengla. ( halt a § kindness. luxumua thing . . . September 1 ... Duh. � hat'a your problem? ... to become a prtnceea , . trip to Canada . sleeping. � out . tlnyneaa. cold hands . . Hold on to your dreams, don’t ever give In If you keep trying vou’re going to win. Hold on to your dreama. though sometimes Itb hard Just hold your head up and reach for the stars. Chris Tuck ... Tuckater . . . Volkswagen Hugs . . . my car... September 82 .. . Get Out . . To flntah my car... none ... I can’t say. . . Maro (Camaro) ... Its only --- life! ■John Turehlano . . . Torch, Chooch-Alooeh. Fleroman. Turk . Fat girls. PBb breath, dead heada and Fags . KB. Nice cars and Beautiful women ... May I . . 42. North Street . . . To be a mofla leader . first night with KB. Times with Little Italy . . , Driving fast and sleeping ... Flero. none, Llltle Italy... AHAAAAA AAAAAA — Pat Testa name . . . nickname . . . pet peeve . . . weakness . . . birthday. . . favorite saying . . . aecret ambition . . . fondest memory. . . favorite pastime . . . trademark . . . quote (ft “ no response) Amanda Vadaa . Skid. Vadka. Yn'.Manda . . Art History. . . I)K. 8 . .. February 27 .. . Get with the program! ... to be rich ... spending the week at HSh house ... sketching In the graveyards with Heather ... my twin, mellowness .. Itb been real. Itb been fun. But Its hasn’t been REAL FUN. Shannon Vanvleet ... Shan ... airheads, powers .. . guys In uniform, converse sneakers, urns. RGB ... July 6th .. . rrr. . . to balloon the roklca . . . the cornfield. Circle, PF. party. SS by CP and PC. JM and JW. cast party, parking lot ... hanging out. .. listening . .. On the turning away... I am comfortably numb. — PF Jcannle Wardc ... Bean. Wean . . two faced people, liars and cheaters.. . chocolate. JB .. June . .. Da' ... to marry Eddie Murphy . .. me and Jon ... Cozume!, Mexico, times with JB. GS. CN, BS. BB, DS ... my laugh, my eyes ... To the class of 88 I wish you all the best of Luck. To all my good friends. I love ya!’ Susan Watkins. .. Sue. Susie. Lucy . PT. ... May 7 ... I hate this! ... to get PT. ... Summer in Danbury. Lisa and Mark . Spending time with my friend .. the Dart ... “You can get on with your life. And I can get on with mine. And maybe someday we will find. That It wasn't really wasted time — Eagles Sheldon Watson ... § . underclassmen, fake people ... knowing that I have one ... February 6 ,.. Yeah, maybe!... to start a Billionaire BoyaClub.. Sonja, Summer of 87 . partying ...my camera .. I can't believe the news today. I can't clone my eyea and make It go away — Sunday Bloody Sunday , U2 Dana Webber... Webb. Webster__April 10... Hold up. Don’t even touch me ... when guys think they understand ua the hurt look ... to be a guy or be a CIA agent . Cape Ann. Bl. the Duster, JB. FQSC.. . rocking In the Rabbit with SMB ,.. Goup Heah. Chcwels ... Come as you are . . .or don't come at all. Peter Wolfe Jennifer Wcdlek .. Jen ... Skaters ... T.G., the name Ted. Bremers .. November 10 ... Are you serious!... To have an affair with A.T. ... Spending time with my friends . .. Sneaking around Cornwell at night ... The Bunny, blue eyes, high voice ... Everybodyb looking for a new sensation, everybody talking about the state of the nation. Everybodyb searching for a promise land. Everybody falling to understand. — Dcpcche Mode Kerl Wheeler . Wheels. Shcmmlc ... WCCI. Tlnnil. New York Drivers. Oprah Winfrey . .. Mac and cheese, the blues . . December 31 . .. K-. Op. . . Climb Mt. Rainier. . . trip to Washington. “Free Bird on the couch. JB ... scuba diving, fishing, rock climbing. CBB ... § ... “Walk tall ... or don’t walk at all. — Bruce Springsteen Tracey White ...$ people who are Inconsiderate of others .. being shy . . December 16 ... lead a good life ...§.. listening to music ... being shy-quiet .. . “If you love something, set It free. If It was meant to be. It will come back. If it doesn't. It never was Kristin Wlnkelstern ... Wlnky. Kris, Kristie, Krtssy. . . acrylic hair. AR . . Jonh friendship and RyanC------July 10... calling Sue Scum . .. to be the owner of Jen corporation, to be free of my mono ... Jon. Sue. Deb. Ryan. Rachel. April. Becky and cafe study ...my walks with Janny down to the beach ... my Subaru XT Coupe .. All I ever wanted was the Impossible. Walter White ... Spock. Carl Sagcn . closed-mlndedneaa. heavy metal, and Mr L- ... a sprite, a unicorn, and an artist... March 18 . .. But then again to use a tame black- hole as a filing cabinet... swimming to Mango-lla ... writing and dreaming .. . Carl Sagan Impressions. and a large notebook ... “Say I’m sick played backwards — Amadaeus When you see It rain don’t cry. It rains for you and me. — Paul McCartney Jennifer Wlegand .. Guenlverc . . . Men with long fingernails ... So ... August 12 .. . Say Ferris Buellcr you lose a tentacle . .. To be the president of a major corporation ... Thanksgiving In Plymouth . .. Just doing a whole lot of nothing . Peter Gabriel ... Life moves pretty fast If you don’t stop and take a look around once In a while, you could miss It. — FBIX) Dawn Wqfclcchowski people who walk slow ... Ice cream, ALb rearend ... September 16 ... Come on. guys ... to have six boys and marry someone rich .. 1987 senior percussion (Rob and Bob).. going to work ... my hair. .. You’re an •?!• Jamie Wilcox . . Jame. James . when there Is no film In my camera . . french fries . May 22 . . . Give me a break! ... to travel, to be a great writer . . going to baseball games with J.P.__photography. . that big brown pick- up truck. . . “Readiness Is all. —Shakespeare Shawn Yoakum . . Yoaks ... SW . . black 9 4 Porsche Turbos . . March 1 ... out rage ness . .. to corner the stock market and earn millions ... dinner at Chrltaopherb — looking at very expensive automobiles... sunglasses .. “Never give a sucker an even break — W.C. Fields 223 Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 Shenanigans Cocktails • Lunch • Dinner • Late Supper Route 22 Patterson, NY 224 (914) 878-3050 • Rcntuls • Instructions • Repairs NEW MILFORI) MUSIC CENTER Musical Instruments Orchestras Furnished Joseph Santarone (203) 354-6481 60 Hank Street New Milford, Conn. Compliments of VOYAGER TRAVEL of Kent and New Milford 354-3921 Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 NEW MILFORD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 38 Bank Street New Milford, CT 06776 William S. Webber 225 THE GOOD SPORT 12 Hank Street OSBORNE, LANE McGill, inc. Hardware and Paints New Milford, Conn. 06776 (202) 354-0710 (msstcA] V_ PAINTSJ Quality Sporting Goods The Latest in Sportswear Recbok Converse Adidas SpotBilt Wilson Auia Spalding Spccdo Arena dfcrjf “Your Complete Sport Shop” 77 Railroad St., New Milford, CT (203) 354-3939 NEW MILFORD Men’s Factory Outlet “The Everybody-Loves-A-Bargain Store” CLASS ACT HOBBY SHOP 27 Old State Road New Milford, CT 06776 Name Brands For Less 21 Bank Street New Milford, CT 06776 (203) 354-2817 Congratulations to the Class of ’88 Store Hours: Mon., Tue., Thurs., Sat. 10-5 from the Wed. and Fri. 10-9 Closed Sunday Men’s Factory Outlet 226 Family Clothing • Sportswear (208) 364-7333 18 Main Street, New Milford, CT 06776 FIRE CONTROL SERVICE CO. INC. Engineers and Consultants ANSUL Fire Protection Products Full Spectrum of Fire Equipment and Services (203) 364-6334 221 Danbury Road New Milford, CT 06776 ROBERTSON JEWELERS Brad Transfield owner 43 Main Street On The Green New Milford, CT 06776 (203) 354-5365 Litchfield Commons West Street Litchfield, CT 06776 (203) 567-8495 227 TRACKSIDE CAFE Congratulations Class of 88! At Young's Hotel 10 Railroad Street New Milford, CT 06776 LOUISE RICHTER Permittee 355-4062 ARDI THORN SKIP THORN Kathy Mahon Susan Zumpano Congratulations Class of 88! JOE’S a hair salmi 48 bank st new milford ARUI’S HALLMARK SHOP New Milford Plaza 354-4806 168 Danbury Road New Milford, CT 06776 (203) 355-1661 228 DAVID SCOZZAFAVA Formal Wear Rental m Tommy’s CLEANERS TOMMY’S CLEANERS 78 Railroad St., New Milford, CT 06776 (203) 354-5635 ! V ! baritone Robert Allison Ausbury invite you to experience Woodstoves Reslaurdnt it I Route 37, Sherman, CT (203) 355-1179 Dinner: Wed.-Sun.; Sunday Brunch Catering Whether You Are Buying or Selling We Will ESSER REALTY INC. (Next to Sherman Hardware) Rt. 37, Sherman 355-1163 Congratulations to the class of 1988 from the SHERMAN Good Luck and Best Wishes Route 37, Sherman, CT 06784 354-1405 CONGRATULATIONS You made it Best Wishes in the future 229 CUT-AWAY Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Hairstyling for Men 4 Women 257 Danbury Road New Milford, CT (Next to the Windmill Diner) RE4LTECH 0 REALTORS Open Tue.-Sat. 337 Danbury Road New Milford, CT 06776 354-3187 355-2641 H. H. TAYLOR AND SON, INC. K.C.E. Machine Works Precision Automotive Machine Works Yesterday’s Quality With Today’s Technology 85 Rail Road Street New Milford, CT Old Route 7 Plaza New Milford, CT Best of Luck in the Future Business 354-6976 11. Phone 746-7234 Graduating Class of 1988 230 PKRBOri H IK STUCK) Hair Design Wolf Tanning System Sculptured Nails Nail Jewelry Waxing Manicures Tuesday - Saturday New Milford, CT (203) 355-1937 Adele Gina Fabrics • Patterns • Notions Hours: 9:30-5:00 59 Bank Street New Milford, CT (203) 354-2899 SLONE PHARMACY 2 Bank Street New Milford, CT M SfoneA Herbs Spices Natural Vitamins Bulk Foods BOBBITT’S Natural Food Store Gourmet Emporium 10 Bank Street, New Milford, CT Telephone: 355-1515 Robert C. Bobbitt, Prop. Hours 9:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat. 231 a ’: V Kk?.- -Ck ±Ck2: CftfcO?; «y«. •• P; Paul Mitchell •’jj Redken | '• Color Pi Nuil Wraps !v Facials Nexxus . | Sebastian X]'. Perms .‘J Frosts ■. j Waxing Jj; IIAIR ETC. We Love Walk-Ins 355-9433 449 Danbury Road 9 Hours jj-'T Mon. thru Fri. 9-7 0 ; Sat. 9-4 New Milford, CT 06776 m------------ ’ ■ Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 46 Danbury Road 35 Park Lane Road New Milford, CT New Milford, CT 06776 06776 RADIO SHACK® Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 NEW MILFORD BANK TRUST COMPANY Your Financial Center For Guaranteed Student Loans Main Street 355-1171 232 Church Street ‘Trading Co. J You'll find more of us to love! Two floors of Clothing and Home Accessories On the Lower Level... Great Spring Clothes and Accessories lor Women and Men Cotton sweaters, linen pants, khaki shirts, sundresses, leather shoes, remarkable jewelry and so much morel Visit our new Men's Corner On the Upper Level... Hand-loomed Rugs. Large selection of area and room-sized rugs — many made especially for us Exotic Soaps Bath Products. from England. France. Switzerland Loofas soap dishes tool 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 Congratulations to the Class of ’88 Best Wishes LAWSON’S ICE CREAM SHOPPE Over 50 flavors to choose from 7 Main Street New Milford “on the green” 354-9761 HOLIDAY RESTAURANT Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 233 Land Clearing Excavating Paving G.H. KELLY SON CONTRACTORS GALEN KELLY EASTVIEW DRIVE (203) 354-5440 NEW MILFORD, CT 06776 Headquarters for all your photographic needs' impson STUDIO CAMERA SHOP, INC. Portraits - Weddings - Passports Same Day Film Processing 45 Main Street, New Milford Connecticut 06776 (203) 354-2415 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (203) 354-6493 Larry Giddings IN EX PAINTING Interior Exterior Commercial Residential 234 leaves the others behind . . . Compare Nutrition and Ingredients. HIGH IN MEAT • 26% PROTEIN RICH PACKED WITH NATURAL NUTRITION Bench Field Pelleted Dog Food has been used by many professional dog people for over 25 years. Bench Field 26 is preferred by professionals because of its high meat content... 26% protein level. ..and balanced nutrition. It is made with natural ingredients and formed into “no-nonsense” pellets which dogs like to eat. No artificial coloring or cutesy ” shapes are used because Bench Field Dog Food is made for dogs, not people. BENCH FIELD PELLETED DOG FOOD “The Choice of Professionals” Hubbards Cubbard 90 Danbury Road New Milford, CT 354-2662 4 Nabby Road Danbury, CT 794-9383 (203) 354-2271 Aerobics Exercise Nutrition FITNESS UNLIMITED Of New Milford 131 Danbury Road New Milford, CT 06776 j ki |J!au0 nc. everything for skiing and j kt |3Hau0 Sours Custom Tours to Any Destination 162 Danbury Rd. (Rt. 7) next to Stop ft Shop Plaza New Milford, CT. (203) 355-2001 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Unicorn Bool s “Celebrating our 7tli liar Crystal , Gemstone§, . B t . . Books, Music and Jewelry “Gilbert William's , , )V Videos V, ■' Classes Offered 354-7431 219A Danbury Road, New Milford, CT 06776 Barbara A. Straub P.M.A.F.A. N.C.G.R. 236 15 EAST STREET NEW MILFORD. CONNECTICUT 06776 (203) 354 2649 Ohy what we can do for you! PERMS • Full Perms • Spot Perms • Root Perms • Boomerang Perms (for long hair) COLOUR • Highlights'Low lights • Full Head Colouring • Colour Tips • Colour Waves • Colour Washes Cutting • Styling • Sculpting Regular A French Manicures LightSrrokes Gel Nad Extentions Free Consultations The finest in hair A nail care products Nexxus • Paul Mitchell • logics System Sebastian Nad Glass • Jessica Nad Glaze Call us for an appointment or stop in anytime' We d love to see you! Good iMck A Congratulations to the Class of ’88! Houscplants Shrubs Annuals Perennials Cut Flowers Landscaping Evergreens COSMO'S GREENIIOITSE AND NURSERY 376 Danbury Road New Milford, CT 06776 (203) 354-9404 Open 8 a.in. to 5 p.m.. Closed Sun. Mon. JIMMY’S BARBER SALON HAIRSTYLISTS Men Women Hair Cuts (all styles) Your Attendant James V. Barone 56 Railroad Street New Milford, CT 15 Veterans Plaza New Milford, CT 06776 (203) 354-1499 Congratulations Class Of 1988 £tadei cm '%ome 'I'ceito £ tertAcMMUMT Anti 13a r man VCR Repairs Equipment Sales Video Cassette Sales and Rentals and rentals 237 '¥L'C$o hC' cfor CATERERS TAKE (H I From cocktail parties to corporate luncheons From wedding receptions to intimate dinners, together we will create a menu to enhance the occasion Breakfast muffins, rolls, fresh bagels, egg sandwiches and sausage in pastry Lunch fresh soup, salads, sandwiches, hot specials and breud Dinners a variety of dinners prepared specially to take home Desserts cakes, pies, cookies, brownies birthday specialty cakes and more Hours: Tues.-Fri. 7-5 Steve Lisa 84 Railroad Street, New Milford 854-0645 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT 221 Danbury Road, New Milford, CT 06776 (203) 355-SPEED Fred Id nek Ron Murray 238 Congratulations From All At THE BANK STREET THEATER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 WATER TREATMENT (J WORLDWIDE ' Offering Job Opportunities to Help Us Clean and Protect A Vital Resource — Water For Over 50 Years Culligan Water Conditioning Company, Inc. Bethel, CT 1-203-744-0200 BANK STREET INN RESTAURANT Continental-American Cuisine Private Party Room Available Closed Sundays 31 Bank Street, New Milford, CT 06776 (203) 354-2612 NEW MILFORD SAVINGS BANK t9 Main Street Xcw Milford. CT m� 77ft HM-UI 1 M Muiii Street Xe« Mtllord. « 1 m� 776 :t 4-M!M Routes 17 und :W Slterinun. CT IM� 7H4 SMIM1MS Route 7 llrookftcld. CT (NiHlUl 77R-SMU Kiiuiro t 7 unit l;W ltrt«l|(eMuter. CT 0K7IW Rome . .17 und 19 Xen Fairfield. CT U0HIO 7«f4Ul Mum Street unit (irnnlle Arc. ( huh. I T CKiOIM Itridtfe Street Kent. T «K� 7A7 I27-:S I Route unit W Not l re l«m. CT tlt� 777 lt� Routes 109 unit CM MorrK CT UH7H3 1W7-MI4 Route 41 Sharon Shopping Center Sharon. CT WM«9 atft-JIMtf One quick call. One quick loan. Gel an answer in 15 minutes or less on any kind of loan. Call weekdays until 7 PM. 1-800-548-LOAN. HANK Of BOSTON CONNfCTICUT World Class Ranking New England Style Member FDK' Equal Opportunity Lender Oxford VPEO HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Video Tape Machine Rentals Sales 63 Bank St., New Milford, CT 06776 Open 7 Days A Week (203) 354-5134 SIGHT t, SOUND 80-3 Park Une Rd. (Route 202) New Milford Open 10 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. 7 Days A Week (203) 355-9524 240 P. G. ENTERPRISES New Milford Tobacco We Serve the Small Guy Cigarettes if Soda if Bags Every Day Delivery (203) 354-0008 (203) 743-5483 THE AUTOMOBILE SHOP Domestic Import Auto Repair Specialist When You Care Enough to Give Your Car the Very Best 44 Old State Rd. 33 (Old Route 7 Plaza) New Milford, CT. 355-0299 (Across from Hayes — behind N. M. Honda) Northeast Career Institute 366-9224 Old Route 7, New Milford, Ct. DIPLOMA PROGRAMS • Word Processing • Administrative Assistant (Executive — Medical — Legal) • Real Estate • Secretary • Accounting (Job Entry Training) Short Courses 6 Weeks • Lotus 1-2-3 • Word Processing • Typing • Data Entry and many more ... Approved by Connecticut Commissioner of Education Congratulations to the Yearbook Staff to the Class of 1988 from: Lauri Nicole Bouclier 241 Congratulations Class of 1988 AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGIES BIRCHWOOD HOMES Custom Modular Homes (203) 355-9900 or 354-1652 Brian Ford 44 Old State Road Managing Partner New Milford, Ct. 06776 Government Products Division Old Route 7 Plaza New Milford, Ct. 06776 MOREYS I.G.A. Wishes the Class of 1988 Good Luck in All Their Future Dreams 3 242 School of Performing Arts Barbara Boyle, Asst. Artistic Director Formully Cleveland Ballet Co. Beginners Advanced Pre-Ballet Professionals Ballet, Point, Jazz, Voice Children to Adults Tap, Acting Workshops Artistic Director Arlene Begelman (Formally of the New York City Ballet Co. under George Balanchine) Summer Theater Dance Program Available For Information Registration 354-8601 61 Bank St., New Milford, Ct. From GROVE OFFICE PRODUCTS Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Good Luck in the Future Class of 1988 From HARTS Congratulations Good Luck Class of 1988 From LAUTIER’S 243 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 Congratulations to the Class of ’88 IRAJ RAHMATI, M. D. Compliments of the Eye Physician and Surgeon NEW MILFORD P. T. O. New Milford Medical Building 15 Old Park Lane New Milford, CT. 06776 BUSINESS WITH CLASS 1987 — 1988 H E R O Human Ecology Related Opportunities FBI A Says Good Luck to the Class of 1988 V Debbie Kitchens, Pres. Paige Cook, Sec. Laura DeSalvo, Vice-Pres. Pam Hope, Treas. 244 Congratulations to the Class of ’88 THE NEW MILFORD LIONS CLUB Congratulations to the Class of 1988 from: THE COURTYARD CLEAN-UP Co-pres. — Jim Mitchell Sec. — Jen Shilds Co-pres. — Barb Russell Treas. — Jim Dayer Advisors: Mrs. A., Mrs. B., Mrs. R. 245 DAVIS STUDIO Photographers 135 Hoyt Avenue Mamaroneck, N. Y. 10543 Official Yearbook Photographer Sponsors of the Yearbook Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Murphy Jr. Bill Wanda Webber Mr. Mrs. Robert Dixon Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Scozzafava James M. Kovacs Mr. Mrs. Jack DiCesare Mr. Mrs. Ralph Howard Dimitres The Hine Family Mr. Mrs. Henry LeSage 1st Lt. Mark P. Heaphy, USME (class of 80) Lt. j.g. Brian M. Heaphy USN (class of 81) Mr. Mrs. David Scozzafava Family Mr. Mrs. George L. Adams Mrs. Jane Marsicano Robert Diane Rivenburgh Anderson Little Shirley Kesson Rosemary Sutich The Pete Sanford Family Mr. Mrs. Lawrence T. Jones Mrs. Henrietta L. Ball Mr. Mrs. Frank Molanphy Robert W. Murphy III Mr. Mrs. Martin Cherniske Mrs. Harry Gage Sandra S. Anderson Jeff Delyon Mr. Mrs. R. F. Hetzel Mrs. Frances N. Moss Tim Pietras GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE UNDERCLASSMEN IT’S BEEN REAL! X X O O THE CLASS OF ’88 Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 Good Luck! We’ll Miss You! From The Class Of 1989 President - Ted Bouzakis Treasurer - Tara Bellion Vice-President - Marc Celli Secretary - Paul Carroccio 248