Nonnewaug High School - Nonnewaug Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

FACES OF NONNEWAUG Right: Computer wiz. Rob Johnson enjoys working on the IBM computer. Far right: Todd Scarnati. Dy- lan Magoun. and BJ Barker at Quincy Market last year. Below: Jill Cooney demonstrates aerobics on the court. Below right: With some extra time. Debbie Barre waits to begin the start of CWE. Left: May 10th, 1986 Dear Diary. I had two dates for the jr. prom. Dylan Magoun and Dan Lane- ville. signed Ali Thomas. Below Erin McCormick. “I was not brushing my hair. Below right: Jack Bliven shows. Coke is it! 3 SO MANY SMILES Right: What are you looking at? wonders Jen- nifer Balch. Below: Yvonne Milewski savors the flavor. Below right: Little Orphan Annie, por- trayed by Jennifer Ferguson. Left: What is it this time? Nurse Taylor at work. Below left: Kelly Urbanowitz demonstrates for Mr. Thomson. Benay Pederson. Kevin Ed- wards. and Tracy Clark. Below: Hey Sailor! , Sally Norelli. Kris Bock, and Sue Ferguson at Bryant College. Rhode Island at yearbook work- shop. Left: Kelly Quinn. Norlyn Festa, and Jean Wargo chat. Above: Mr. Lawless monitors the hallway while Mr Elliot checks out the display. 5 Above left: We are the world. Above right: Relax- ing during free mod: Andy O'Hazo, Al Ouimet. and Matt Potter. Middle left: Dylan Magoun. Hey, any- body have a mirror? Middle right: Using free mod, Marsha Brownell and Jen McGahie relax in the cafe. Right: A rendezvous in the hallway with Sue Fergu- son and Tim Horn. 6 Right: Poker anybody?”, says Scoop(Chris Hale). Below: Neil Modzelewsi uses his free time to study in the library. Below left: Willie Mahon and Kevin Mallet enjoying the last bit of the summer sun. Below right: Did you take the picture yet? asks Ed Smith. Right: I don't believe it’s only Monday!”, complains Kris Quint. Left: Look Mom! No cavities! shows Lori Gross proudly. 7 TAKE A LOOK AT US Right: A utensil war breaks out in the Foods Room between Dylan Magoun. Andy Keplinger. and Matt Doyle. Below: Simon says. ‘‘Look to the right.” Kelly Morgan. Carrie Gagnon. Erika Gaudette. Sue Thorndike, and Laura Davies. Be- low right: Who, me? asks Kara Callender. Left: Kelly Honan and Moira Burns ham it up. Below left: The only thing on Tracy Fray’s mind is chemistry. Below right: Fixing her hair. Mimi Cole gives a friendly smile. Left: “The way we were. Kathle Borger. and Laurie Fell. Above: Marcelle McGrath from Aus- tralia. checks out our landscape. 9 FACES: ALL KINDS Below: Jean Wargo, Matt Doyle. Aimee Phillips, and Rick Mueller pose for the photographer. Right: Joe Geraci and Ron Wolff demonstrate their tractor expertise. Above: David Jenks in the cafeteria. Right: Florence Doyle puts practical skills to work. tgL. Top: Overjoyed on the last day of school sophomore year. Diana Bonaccorsi and Sally Norelli let out screams of joy. Middle: Kathi Kacerguis poses on her way into her Junior Prom at the Aqua Turf. Left: Laura Whiltlock works on her drawing project m the art room. Above: Jim Geraci and Jen Zareila share a moment outside. 11 12 ■ FRIENDLY FACES Right: Rachel Tolchin and Amber Corrigan joke around. Bottom: Heather Coulson waits for a ride after school. Below: Barbara Bartholomew and Mark Stone pose graciously for the photog- rapher. Bottom right: Cyndi Crivello tends plants in the greenhouse. FRIENDLY FACES Upper left: Outside Thoreau's house in Boston. Mack Paoli looks casual. Upper right: Oavid Tanuis waits for the bell to ring at the end of his free mod. Above: Soccer fan Krista Matsen watches, despite the wind. 13 CHECK US OUT! Top right: A young Brian Schemanaur on the trip to Washington D.C. in eigth grade. Top right: Liz Me- gura can't keep a straight face while Norlyn Festa keeps cool and collected in Foods class. Above: Al Ouimet poses for the camera during a free mod. Above right: With so many foods to choose from in Quincy Market in Boston. B.J. Barker has a hard time making up his mind. Right: Lara Kolesnik and Chrissy Story. “Let us out of here! 14 Top left: Kim Quinnan taking a break during a free mod. Top right: Soccer players scope out the situation. Mid- dle: Matt Doyle and Todd Scarnati getting ready to leave school. Far left: Tammy Clark and Cindy DeLaVergne water the plants in the greenhouse. Left: Joe Tim reads a newspaper in the library during his free time. 15 FACES - PRESENT AND PAST Right: Chris Donlon works on his homework in the cafe. Far right: Fawn Taylor and Mack Paoli joke around outside the cafe. Below: Kris Ed- wards enjoys the outdoors. Below right: Suzie Ferguson. Kelly Honan. Marnee Whan. Chris Story and Jill Cooney at Riverside Park in eigth grade. Above. John Veech measures up to the curricu- lum at Nonnewaug. Right: Rafe Churchill pauses at his locker. Far right: Kara Callender and Kelly Honan pal around freshman year. SENIORS Dawn Ann Albizu FBLA 3.4; Softball 2.3 Taking away the moments that make up a dull day. Fritter and waste the hours in an off- hand way. Kicking around on a piece of ground in your town. Waiting for something or someone to show the way. Tired of lying in the sunshine- staying home to watch the rain. You are young and life is long, There is time to kill today. Pink Floyd “Time Susan Ellen Andrews Matthew F. Avitabile Vincent Paolo Avitabile Nickname: Lavender Softball 1; Gymnastics 2,3.4; Tennis 2.3,4; Vol- leyball 4; Student Council 3; Spirit Club 3; Prom Committee; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play “I’ve played a king and a down and out fool Some like it hot. and some like it cool Do what they want, but don’t be their fool Savor the throne, but don't mind the stool. Steve Winwood We do what we're told, told to do. we do what we’re told, we do what we’re told, told to do one doubt, one voice, one war. one truth, one dream. Peter Gabriel Stay sane inside insanity.” R.H.P.S Nickname: Scuffy Basketball JV 1. V 2.Capt. 3.4; Cross Coun- try 1.2 Capt.; Track 2,3; Class Council 1.3; Student Government 3 September 77 Port Elizabeth where the fine. It was business as usual in police room 619 Peter Gabriel 4' Jennifer Laura Balch Bruce Barker II Debra A. Barre Ski Club 2; Cheerleading 2.4; Volleyball 4; Senior Class Play Wherever you go...There you are! Grandpa Joe Like my grandfather used to always say..Go get the pizza Lou. K. Crawford Nicknames; B.J.. The Grinch. Palimino, Bee. Beego Soccer 1,2,3; Ski Club 1.2; Class Representative 2.3; I love NHS, Gratefully Deadicated” The law will come to get you. if you don’t walk right.” Jerry Garcia Tennessee Jed Nonnewaug. What a long strange trip that it has been! Nicknames: Deb. Debbie, Alice. Min If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remem- ber me? I must be traveling on now. There's too many places I gotta see.” Lynyrd Skynyrd I can’t stay any longer. I have to move on to look for the future- Yesterdays gone. Make the most of your life it’s the only one you’ll have! Nicknames: Barb. Shorty, Runt Chorus 4 No chance for a second chance, when the arrows start to fly No way is there an easy way to say good-by. No dream is ever lost, if you never cease to try. Moody Blues Nickname: Jim Baseball 2,3.4; Wrestling 4; Prom Committee: Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play; Spirit Club 3.4; Science and Technology 4 These mist covered mountains are a home now for me. But my home is the lowlands and always will be. Some day you’ll return to your valleys and yours farms, and you’ll no longer burn to be brothers in arms. I’m sailing away, set an open course for the virgin sea. for I’ve got to be free, free to face the life that’s ahead of me. On board I’m the cap- tain, so climb aboard, we’ll search for tomorrow, on every shore and I’ll try. Oh Lord, I’ll try to carry on Styx 19 Dire Straits ■9 Kristine Marie Berube Kristin Laurel Bock Diana lole Bonaccorsi Nicknames: Kris. Snookered Soccer Manager 2 There were no strangers when I came here. Only friends I had never met. To all my friends thank you for the good times and good luck! As I cup the water in my hands. I see the times, our fleeting past. Grasping at reflecting eyes. Drip-dried sunshine, Surely dies. Yet I hear the thunder of the future’s call. Unpredictable. Like my hands with rainfall. Kristin Bock Lord, kiss me once more. Fill me with song. Kiss me once more. That I may. That I may. wear my love like heaven. Donovan Nicknames: Dee. Yahnah, Yole, Jahnah Class Council 2.3.4 Secretary: Soccer 3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4 Co- Capt.; Softball 1.2,3.4; Volleyball 1; Spirit Club 3.4; Student Government 3.4; Yearbook Staff; Prom Com- mittee; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play Don't ever stop loving. Don’t ever stop be- lieving Don't ever stop dreaming your dreams.” L. Parsons All the memories we've had will remain. Kathleen Borger Daniel A. Bristol Colleen W. Brown Nickname: Kathle Student Government 2.3.4; Spirit Club 3.4; Class Council 1.2,3.4; Field Hockey JV 1. V 2.3,4 Capt.; Gymnastics 1.2.Capt. 3.4; Tennis V 1.2.3; Track 4; National Honor Society 3.4 Sec.; Junior Class Play 3.4; Senior Class Play Winning be- longs to those who strive for victory. Only to know that defeat is just a state of mind. You’ve won if you've tried! Kathle Borger Nickname: Dan Track 1,2.3,4; Crosscountry 1,2,3; FFAI.2,3,4; Winter Track 2.3 Life's battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later the man who wins is the one who thinks he can. 20 Hollie Brown Marsha Brownell Renee Ann Buehler Nicknames: Holl. Snookered J.V. Soccer Manager 1.2 “Do we just turn; walk away and smile. May- be see each other, once in a while? Since when are good-byes easy, and how is it done. Do we walk away slowly, or do we run?’ D.L.F. “Whenever you dream you’re holding the key. it opens the door to let you be free. DIO Nickname: Marsh AFS 1.2,3; FBLA 4; Spirit Club 3; Field Hockey 1; Volleyball 2.3; Track 1.2; Winter Track 2 So much style without substance. So much stuff without style. It's hard to recognize the real thing. It comes along once in a while. Like a rare and precious metal beneath a ton of rock. It takes some time and trouble to separate from the stock, You sometimes have to listen to a lot of useless talk.” Rush Nicknames: Shorty. Munchkin. Smurfette. Ree- Ree FFA 1.2.3.4; FBLA 3.4 “It is my last year of school and now I’m going out in the world with everything I learned from this school. I will miss this school and all of my teachers and my friends most of all. This school taught me a lot and I’ve learned much from Voag. all about animals. Class of 87 Moira Deirdre Burns Michael James Butkus Christopher Shaun Callaway Nicknames: Moira. Moy, Gidget. Amelia Bedelia Volley Ball JV 2, V 3.4; Softball JV 2. V 3.4; Senior Class Play; Select Singers 2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3,4 ”0 great creator of being. Grant us one more hour to perform our art and perfect our lives.” James Douglas Morrison Nicknames: Mickey. Bonehead. Mick the Quick FFA 1,2.Sential 3. Vice-President 4; Voag 1.2; Ag-Production 3.4; Kansas-City 3; Track 1.2.3.Capt. 4; Indoor Track 2,3,Capt.4; Mr. Nonnewaug 3.4; Watching you watching me. watching the time go by The years have gone quickly, leaving me with warm memories that will last a lifetime. The friends I shared these memories with. I may nev- er see again but they will remember me and I will remember them Till we meet again. See you in the wind.” Leaving home, out on the road. I’ve been down before. Ridin' along in this big ol’ jet plane. I’ve been thinkin’ about my home. But my love light seems so far away, and I feel like its all been done. Somebody’s trying to make me stay. You know I’ve got to be movin’ on. Big ol' jet airliner, don't carry me too far away, big ol’ jet airliner, cause it’s here that I’ve got to stay. Steve Miller The world is full of kings and queens. Who blind your eyes and steal your dreams.” R. J. Dio 21 Katherine Anne Callender Charles S. Carollo Wendy Lynn Carroll Nickname: Kara Drama Club 1.2; AFS 1.2.3; Spirit 3.4; Student Government 3.4; Class Council 2.3.4; Class Offi- cer 2 treasurer. 3; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3.4; National Honor Society 3.4 President. Prom Committee. Chorus 1; Math Club 2.3.4; Literary Magazine 2,3.4; Yearbook; Dessert Theater 1.2.3.4; Junior Class Play 1.2,3.4; Senior Play Take my hand, you know I'll be there. If you can I'll cross the sky for your love. U2 Nicknames: Chuckie; Chuffy FFA 1,2,3.4; Voag 1.2. Ag Production 3.4; Soc- cer 2.3.4 I was here but now I'm gone, I left my name to carry on. those who knew me. knew me well, those those who didn’t...it's their loss. Oh well. Nicknames: Wen, Wendyl Soccer Manager 1; Journalism. Photography 2.3 Looking back on all the changes I have made. I may have stumbled but I never lost my way. Now I feel all the world is on my side when I remember there is a special place inside. B. Streisand Rafe Karl Churchill Sherryle J. Clyde Meredith Cole Nicknames: Rufus. Ralph Cross Country 2; Basketball 1; Track 2.3; Golf 3.4; Ski Club 2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play How many friends have I really got? You can count them all on one hand. How may friends have I really got? That will love me. that will want me. that will take me as I ami Pete Townshend Nicknames: Meems. Meemer. Meemo. Moo. MM VICA 1.2; Student Gov. 2. FBLA 2.VP 3.Presi- dent 4; Soccer Manager 3 The red rose whispers of passion and the white rose breaths of love. Oh. the red rose is a falcon and the white rose is a dove. But I send you a cream-white rose bud. with a flush on its petal tips; For the love that is purest and sweetest has a kiss of desire on the lips. John Boyle O’Reilly 22 Tracy Cole Jillian Beth Cooney Amber Corrigan Voag 1,2; Ag Mech. 3.4; FFA 1.2,3,4 Life is what you make of it Not what you expect it to be. Nicknames: Jill. Jillie-willie, Juisey Volleyball JV 1.2. V 3,4; Cheerleading JV 1. V 2,3,4 Capt.. Tennis 1.2,3,4. Junior Class Play 3.4; Senior Class Play. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spirit Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Prom Committee I will follow you. will you follow me? All the days and nights that we know will be. I will stay with you. will you stay with me. just one single tear with each passing year.... Phil Collins-Genesis Nicknames: Headly; Head AFS 1.2.3; FBLA4; Chorus 2,3.4; Band 1; Prom 4; Yearbook 4; Spirit Club 3; Softball 1.2 Life is ever changing, nothing stays the same. Nothing in this whole wide world can turn us back again. Cause where we're standing now is the point of no return. Nicknames: Cowlsie. Joe 2 Basketball 1; Golf 4; Senior Class Play If wrinkles must be written upon our brows, let them not be written upon the heart. The spirit should not grow old. James A. Garfield Nickname: Jules AFS 1.2,3; FBLA 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Prom Committee 4 These are the seasons of emotion This is the wonder of devotion I see the torch we almost hold This is the mystery of the quotient Upon us all a little rain must fall. Led Zepplin Dawn Elizabeth Crosby Nickname: Alfalfa Class Council 1; FFA 1.2.3.4; Yearbook Staff Now you've got what you’ve wished for. You’re as free as the birds. To come and go as you please And to join the wild herds. Dawn Crosby Moody Blues Nicknames: Cruizer. Gummy Bear Units This is it. I’m on my way. Today is gone, tomor- row is a new day. I can’t wait here for my ship to come in, I know it’s coming. I’m not sure when. Here I come with my arms open wide, this is life it's for living, I'm not going to hide. So wish me good luck, please try to see, I don’t love you less. I just have to be free. Nicknames: Liam. Lem, Duke. Kingboy. Smitty Class Council 1.2; Wrestling 2. Prom Committee 4; Spirit Club 3.4; Band 4; Jazz Band 4; Movie Making 1.2; Talent Show 3.4 To lose along the way the spark that set the flame. To flicker and to fade on this the longest day U2 Nickname: Cher FFA 1.2.3.4; Vet-Science 3.4 If I leave here tomorrow would you still re- member me? I must be traveling on now. There’s too many places I gotta see. If I stayed here with you now things just couldn’t be the same. I’m as free as a bird now. And this bird could never change.” Lynyrd Skynyrd Nickname: J.C. Basketball 3. Golf 2,3.4 THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE!” “If your mind is sound and your will is strong. You’ve got the faith to override the wrong. Kurtis Blow FFA 1.2.3.4 “I am an old country boy... I have been eating pretty regular and the reason I have is because I have stayed an old country boy. Will Rogers Nicknames: Cindy. Shorty. Widget. Bug. Munchkin FFA 1.2,3.4; FBLA 3.4; AFS 2; Student Govern- ment 3; Student Council 4 Everyone needs a friend to understand and care. Someone who they can depend on to be there.” 24 John Daniel Deluca Nickname: Fal Man Voag 1.2.3.4 Forget about the days when it’s been cloudy. But don't forget your hours in the sun. Forget about mistakes that you can't change now. But don’t forget the lessons you’ve learned. Forget about the days when you've been lonely. But don’t forget the friendly smiles you’ve seen. Forget about the plans that didn’t work out right. But don't forget Always have a dream! A.B. Carmine Marie Dilorenzo Nicknames: Carm. Kermi. Chip Smoking Area Committee I thought you would like to know, that my thoughts go where you go. That I can never forget the hours we spent since first we met. that life is richer, sweeter by far. for such a sweet- heart as you are. Now my constant prayer will be. That God may keep you safe for me! Florence Elizabeth Doyle Nicknames: Flo. Dizzy FFA 1.2.3,4; Softball 3; Student Council 4; Se- nior Class Play I thank you for the times you cared, and all the moments that we shared. I thank you for the memories, a friend to me you’ll always be. I thank you for just being there, and all the things you had to bear. Though there are times we don’t agree. A friend to me you’ll always be! Pam M. Patricia Donovan Nickname: Buckwheet. Patty FFA 1 Reporter, 2 Pres., 3.4; Ag Production 3.4; Freshman Council You were gone, you were gone from me. When I remember someone. I remember their dreams. In those dreams that no one knows of. my destiny says I’m destined to run.’’ S. Nicks. Life is just a fantasy can you live this fantasy life?” Aldo Nova Christian Edward Donlon Soccer 1,2.4; Basketball 1,2.3; Baseball 1.2,3,4 Capt.. Senior Class Play; Talent Show 4 Feel like throwing in the towel, don’ be a fool. They’re out to knock you out. put you down for the count. Watch the left, watch the right, below the belt. There’s still some fight in me. that's how it'll always be. Hold your head up high, look them in the eye. don’t say die! Just get up and make it work, make it work. Get up! Van Halen 5150 Matthew Janies Doyle Nicknames: Mad Dog. Muff. Joe 16 Soccer 1. Varsity 2.3.4 Capt.; Track 1,2.3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee; Senior Play I would like to thank all the faculty for a great four years. I don’t know how you put up with us. What’s the secret? To the class of the 87 . WE DID IT! To my close friends, you are the greatest and I love you all! Good luck in the future. Stay in touch! David Charles Duarte Susan Lynn Dumschott Kristyne Ellen Edwards Nickname: Dave Wrestling 3,4; Cross Country 3; Track 2,3.4; Chorus 2,3.4; Select Singers 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play “If we do meet again, why, we shall smile If not. why then, this parting was well made. William Shakespeare Nicknames: Sue. Susie. Susie-0, Goofy FFA 1 Pres..2; Conservation 3,4 “If you could see inside my heart- Then you would understand- I’d never mean to hurt you- Baby I'm not that kind of man- I might not say I’m sorry- I might talk tough sometimes- I might forget the little things- Or keep you hanging on the line.” Bon Jovi Nickname: Kris Gymnastics 1.2,3,4 capt.; Tennis 2,3,4; Student Council 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spirit Club 3,4; Senior Class S.A.D.D. Rep.: Prom Committee As time goes by. We'll drift apart. As we open our minds. We’ll grow and change. But our friendship and memories Will always remain.” K.E. David Fagerquist Dawn N. Fagerquist Laurie E. Fell Nicknames: Dave. Bocephus Voag 1.2.3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Conservation; Landscaping I'm going to Montana for a year or maybe two. Lord knows I'll spend my time thinking of you. Way out there in Montana the blues will never find me. I’m going to Montana, I wish you were going with me. I sit by the fire, trying to fight that great desire to call. We were walking together, what a thrill for a country boy like me. Nicknames: Dawner, Dawnie Take as much as you think you ought to. Give as much as you can. Don’t forget what your failures have taught you. or else you'll learn them all over again. Dan Fogelberg 26 Susan Joy Ferguson Gordon Ferris Norlyn Festa Nicknames: Suzie, Sue. Suz Secretary 1.2; Class Officer 3. Senior President; Field Hockey 2.4 capt.; Cheerleading JV 1. V 2.3.4 capt.; Softball JV 1.2 V; Jr. Class Play; Senior Class Play; Yearbook 4; Prom Commit- tee; Spirit Club Now my dreams are coming true. Through the good times and the bad. I'll be standing there by you.” “It is a rare and special thing to find a friend who will remain a friend forever. Morgan Nickname: Gordo X-Country 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4; Computer Club 2 And they are free to choose liberty and eter- nal life, through the great Mediator of all men. or to choose captivity and death, according to the captivity and power of the devil; for he seeketh that all men might be miserable like unto himself. Book of Mormon, 2 Nephi 2:27 Nicknames: Stef; Gimpy. Steffi. Foghorn AFS 1.2.3.4; FBLA 1.2.3.4; Chorus 2.3.4; Select Singers 3.4; Berkshire League Chorus 3.4; Northern Regional Chorus 3.4; Field Hockey 2; Cheerleading J.V. 4; Yearbook 4; Junior Class Play 4; Senior Class Play; Spirit Club 4; Prom Committee For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every to- morrow a vision of hope. Nicknames: Sub. Dora Basketball 1; Track V 1; Time is: Too slow for those who wait Too swift for those who fear Too long for those who grieve Too short for those who rejoice: But for those who love. Time is Eternity. Henry Van Dyke Nicknames: Nor. Nornie Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3; Student Council 2.3; Senior Class Play Only as high as I reach, can I grow. Only as far as I seek, can I go. Only as deep as I look, can I see. Only as much as I dream, can I be. Karen Ravin Matthew Sturgis Fotter Nicknames: Matt. Mattie. Mattikins Track 1; Wrestling 1.2 We Confided, then decided not to follow. All the slogans, taunt and charges sounds so hollow. With open minds across the border. We have waited But keeping place within this race is complicated” Midgeure Here we are again, it’s the start of the end- But there’s more. Todd Rundgren Carrie Lynn Gagnon Dean Patrick Galligan Tracy Rose Fray DHS Pep Club 1,2; DHS Student Government 1.2; DHS Treasurer 1; DHS Secretary 2; Volley- ball 3; Yearbook Section Editor; Prom Commit- tee 4; Spirit Club 4; Senior Class Play Fly and you will catch the wind; Dream and you will reach your goal. Welcome to the real world. Mr. Mister Nicknames: Carebear, Car FFA 2.3.4; Softball 1.2.4; Voag 2,3.4 Something beautiful has vanished. And we sigh for it in vain. We behold it everywhere. On the earth, and in the air. But it never comes again. Nicknames: Deano; Goofball. Gilligan Photo Club 1.2,3.4; Spirit Club 3.4 Take time to work. It is the price of success. Take time to think. It is the source of power. Take time to read, It is the foundation of wisdom. Take time to share. Life is too short to be selfish. Take time to laugh, Laughter is the music of the soul. The Irish Prayer Kimberly Ann Galvin Erica M. Gaudette Michael Gelada Nicknames: Dribbles. Teddy bear. Monchichi. Kimmy FBLA 1.2.3.4; Softball 1.4; Soccer 2 Don't dream too wild. And shoot for the moon. Don’t ride your heart. Like a balloon. Don’t blow away. To places unknown. Cause when you fi- nally come knocking, When you finally come knocking. There'll be nobody home, nobody home. Heart FFA 1,2.4; AFS 2; Spirit Club 4; Senior Play 4 “People are drifting like the waves on the sea. Without direction like the restless wind not know- ing forward not knowing back just existing. Howard Jones Is There A Difference Nicknames: Little Lou. Fonz. Rex, Joe. J.B. Wrestling 2,3.4; Class Council 1.2; Prom Com- mittee 4. Spirit Club 3.4; Basketball 1 The place where I come from is a small town they think so small, they use small words but not me. I’m smarter than that I worked it out, I’ve been stretching my mouth to let those big words come right out. I've had enough. I’m getting out to the city, the big big city I’ll be a big noise with all the big boys. 28 Peter Gabriel Steven D. George Joseph Richard Geraci Debra Lee Glover Nicknames: George. Steve FFA 1,2,3.4; AG Mechanics 3,4; Parlimentarian “The most effective way to ensure the value of future is to confront the present couragously and constructively. R.M. Nickname: Guiseppe FFA 4 Nicknames: Deb. Debbie. Penelope Ski Club 1.2; Field Hockey 2; AFS 1.2; Spirit Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Senior Class Play “Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice. William Jennings Bryan “All that we see or seem - Is but a dream within a dream. Edgar Allan Poe Nickname: Scoop Baseball 2,3.4; Wrestling 1.4; FFA 1.2,3.4 You step up to the plate and you gaze with flaming hate at the poor benighted pitcher. As you dig hate at the poor benighted pidtcher. As you dig in at the plate you watch him cut his fast ball loose. Then you swing your trusty bat and you park one in the bleachers. Nothing's simpler than that. Nicknames: Heavy, King Barumba, Fruit Loops Ski Club 1.2,4; AFS 1.2; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,4; Golf 4; Senior Class Play My room is floating above all the fall out. No one can see me or hear if I call out. I see a child watch him sparkle and glisten. I see a woman who’s not learned to listen. I see a boy with mother’s ambition. Performing for love, trained by submission. Pete Townshend 29 Nicholas Earl Heidenreich Dawn A Henry Kelly Rebecca Honan Nicknames: Nick. Snikt Winter Track 3: Band 2.3.4; Jazz Band 2.3.4; Senior Class Play ...you can’t help respecting anybody who can spell TUESDAY, even if he doesn’t spell it right; but spelling isn’t everyday. There are days when spelling Tuesday simply doesn’t count. A.A. Milne Field Hockey l,capt.2.3.capt.4; Cheerlead- ing 1.2,3.capt.4; Tennis 1; Track 2.3,4; Class V.P. 1.2; Class Council 3; Co-Chairpersons Prom Committee 4; Spirit Club 4; National Honor Society; Junior Class Play 2.3,4; Se- nior Class Play; Student Gov. 3.4; AFS 1.2,3 Our Memories of yesterday will last a life- time. We'll take the best forget the rest and someday We'll find: These are the best of times. Styx Jeffrey Jimmo Timothy B. Horn Katrina Jensen Nickname: Tim FBLA 3,4-Vice President; Spirit Club 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2; National Hon- or Society 3.4; Lit. Magazine 4; Winter Track 2,4; Track 1.2.4; Yearbook Photographer 4 Of all the forms of humor you will encounter in your lifetime, only human behavior will be consis- tently funny. The Freewillian Nickname: Kat Spirit Club 1. Pres. 2; Track 1.2 V; Forgein Lan- guage Club 1.2; Foreign Exchange Student 3; Football Stats 1.2; Wrestling Stats 1.2 My spirit flies high. I am fearless and free to express, to explore, to begin.to be me. Four years flew and now they are gone, but the mem- ories will forever live on. Thanks to all my new friends for making this last year so special! Nicknames: Jeff. Jim Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Co-Captain; Senior Class Play Breathe, breathe in the air. Don’t be afraid to care. Leave but don’t leave me. Look around and choose your own ground. For long you live and high you fly and smiles you’ll give and tears you'll cry. And all you touch and all you see. Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd. Breathe 30 Robert Alan Johnson Jonathan R. Jones Laura Lynn Joray Nicknames: Rob, Robbie, R.A.J., Bert Track 2,4; Cross Country 3; Computer Club 2.3; Senior Class Play: Science and Technol- ogy Club 4 To transform the world, we must begin with ourselves; And what is important in beginning with ourselves is the intention. The intention must be to understand ourselves and not. to leave it to others to transform themselves....” J. Krishnamurti- Self Knowledge Nicknames: J.J., Little Jon. Joe 2. Cutesay Wrestling 2 The point! There is always point in what you are doing. If there wasn’t you'd be doing something more fun. Life is always intense! Nickname: Crash Freedom, well that’s just some people talkin’. Your prison is walkin' through this world all alone. You’re a hard one but I know that you've got your reasons. These things that are pleasing you can hurt you somehow. Desperado, why don’t you come to your senses. Come down from your fences. I'll open the gate. It may be rainin’ but there’s a rainbow above you. You better let somebody love you before it’s too late. Kristen Elizabeth Judd James J. Julian Kathryn Jean Kacerguis Nicknames: Kris. Krispen Softball Man. 1,2,3: Gymnastics Man. 1,2,3: Prom Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Maga- zine Drive Co-Chairperson; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play “I shall be telling this with a sigh. Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood. And I took the one less traveled by. and that has made all the difference Robert Frost Nickname: Rockin’ Jimmy J Wrestling 3.4 Give me the outdoors and a good trout stream to fish and I'll always be happy for that! JJ Nicknames. KK. Kathi, Kay “I thought I saw you smile. But now I don't see you anywhere whispering your love song in my ear How can you touch me. when you’re not really here Arcadia I've been all around this world. I’ve been in far too many states. But I’m under your spell. I’ve made my mistakes. Oh, you can probably tell. You're every dream that I dream. Tina Turner 31 Sandra Renee Kearney Andrew H. Keplinger Nicknames: Sandy. San. Munchkin Photography 2; Journalism 4 “You gave me my wings and taught me to fly. You didn’t hold back. You showed me the sky. You gave me the world on a silver tray. You taught me of love and the games people play. You gave me the strength to stand alone and all of the confidence to make it on my own. You gave it all but you'll never know just how much you helped me grow. Nicknames: Kep. Joe 1 Junior Class Play 3.4 I really don’t mind if you sit this one out. You’re word’s but a whisper, in deafness a short. I can’t make you feel, but I can make you think You’re world’s in the gutter. Love's in the sink. So you ride yourselves over the fields. And you make all your animal deals, and your wisemen don’t know how it feels to be thick as a brick. Jethro Tull Nicknames: C.W.. Joe 1 Cross Country 3.4; Track 2,3,4; Indoor Track 3.4; Soccer 1.2; Wrestling 1.2; “We know where were goin’. But we don’t know where we’ve been. And we know what we’re knowin’. But we can’t say what we’ve seen. And we’re not little children. And we know what we want. And the future is certain. Give us time to work it out. Nicknames: Joe. Oreo Cheerleading JV 1. V 3.4; Spirit Club 3: Prom Committee Children of tomorrow live in the tears that fall today. Will the sunrise of tomorrow bring peace in any way. Ozzy 1956-1982- One for the “Rhoad 32 Richard Glen Kern Nicknames: Rick. Richard. “Kern’’ Soccer Var. 1,2.3,4; Wrestling Var. 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 2,3; Spirit Club 2.3; AFS 2.3 Hope deferred make the heart sick, But when the desire comes, it is a tree of life. Kathryn L. Kyle Nickname: Kathy Debate Team 1.2.3; Theater Club 1,2,3,4; Soc- cer 2.4; Softball 2.3; Spanish Club 1.2; Academ- ic Decathalon 3; Volleyball 3; DECA 11; FBLA; 12 If we are to remain sane, can we possibly do with out direct perception, the more unsystemat- ic the better, of the inner and outer world into which we have been born.” David Byrne Aldous Huxley Diana Leven Kimberly Ann Marie Lima Jeffrey Scott Linden Nicknames: Kim, Kimmi Smoking Area Committee 3.4 If you search for tenderness, it isn’t hard to find. You can have the love you need to live. But if you look for truthfulness, you might just as well be blind. It always seems to be so hard to give. Honesty is hardly ever heard and mostly what I need from you. Billy Joel Crosscountry 1.2.3.4 capt.; Track 1.2,3.4; Win- ter track 2.3,4; Math Club 3.4; Band 1.2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play Within the valleys of shadowless death. They pray for thunderclouds and rain; But to the multi- tude who stand in the rain. Heaven is where the sun shines. The grass will be greener till the stems turn to brown. And thoughts will fly higher till the earth brings them down. Forever caught in desert lands one has to disbelieve the sea. Pamela Ann Mason Dylan Scott Magoun Douglas Blake Matey Cross Country 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 1.2; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Winter Track 3; Ski Club 1.2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play Stagnation- A safer more terrible form of death. Not of the body, but of the spirit. An animal knows what it is. and accepts it. A man may know what he is- but he questions. He dreams. He strives. Changes. Grows. ✓ Chris Claremont Nicknames: Pam. Giggles FFA 1.2,3.4; Sophomore Reporter 2; Vice-presi- dent 3; Debate Team 1; Drama Club 1 Now think of all the years you tried to find someone to satisfy you. I might be as crazy as you say. If I’m crazy then it’s true that it’s all because of you. And you wouldn't want me any other way. Billy Joel AFS 3.4; X-country 2.3.4; Track 3.4; FBLA 2; Spirit Club 3.4; Prom Committee; Winter Track 2.3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play I’m only human, born to make mistakes. Human League 33 Erin Elizabeth McCormick Christopher P. Mazik Krista Elaine Matsen Nicknames: Kreesta, Krista-balista, Elaine Volleyball 2.3 JV Capt.. 4 Varsity; Literary Maga- zine 1; DBPC; Spirit Club; Student Council 4; Prom Committee There's so much time to make up- Everywhere you turn. Time we have wasted on the way. So much water moving underneath the bridge. Let the water come and carry us away....... CSN Nicknames: Chris. Mork FFA 1.2,3,4; Ag Production 3.4 Unhappiness is being trapped on a rainy high- way with a slow moving truck in front of you and a fast moving truck coming up behind you. Ogden Nash Nicknames: Ear. Rin Cheerleading JV 2. V 3.4; Winter Track 2; Track 1.2.3,4 Senior Class Play When I was younger, so much younger than today, I never needed anybody’s help in any way. and now those days are gone. I’m not so self assured. Now I find I've changed my mind. I’ve opened up the doors. The Beatles Marcelle Louise McGrath Nicknames: WingNut. McCray Fish. Meekle- Michael FBLA 3.4 officer; AFS 2,3,4; Spirit Club 4; Senior Class Play; Tennis 1.2.4; Indoor Track 2,3.4 Eh-hem! It was the worst of times.... It was the worst of times. Yet in the extracurricular world I rode Dan’s Cab Jar for 25 cents. Nicknames: Pooks, Jenn Softball I.V. 2; FFA 1.2,3.4 Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. Love does not demand it's own way. It is not irritable or touchy. If you love some- one you will be loyal to him no matter what cost. You will always believe in him. always expect the best of him. always stand your ground in defend- ing him. 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 Nicknames: Max, Marshmellow. Marcey AFS; Spirit Club We’re doing it because it’s worth doing and we think it’s the right thing to do. Bono-U2 So may it be! And he who sings In accents hopeful, clear and strong. The glories which that future brings Shall sing, indeed a wonderous song. Banjo Paterson 34 Elizabeth Mary Megura Nicknames: Liz. Lizmagizma JV Volleyball 1.2 Capt.. V. 2,3.4; Basketball JV 1. V. 2; Track 1; Prom Committee; Year- book; Spirit Club 2.3; Student Government 3.4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play “A lifetime of questions. Tears on your cheek. Hasted the answers. And my body was weak for the truth.” Rush Neil W. Modzelewski Nickname: Schmick Track 2.3.4; X-Country 3.4; Winter Track 2.3: Spirit Club 4; Prom Committee 4 This is the time to remember Cause it will not last forever These are the days to hold on to Cause we won't although we'll want to. Billy Joel Nicknames: Evon, La Yvonne. Vonnie FFA 1 Vice-President. 2.3.4; Prom Committee; Yearbook Committee 4; Student Council 2 Yesterday brings dreams of rain. Tearlit. moon- lit silver pain. Youth's sweet years are flying fast. Winds of love cry in the past. Youth is fading - going where? Going where the winds don't care. Nicknames: Erko; Erk. (Richard) Prom Committee 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Mr. Nonnewaug 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Talent Show 3.4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Track 3.4; Tennis 1; Soccer 1,2,3 The liquid surrounds me. I fight to rise from this river of hell. I stare round about me. Children are swimming and playing with boats. Their futures are changing. Their bodies dissolve and I am alone....” Genesis “You're an ocean full of faces And you know that we believe We're just a wave that drifts around you Singing all our hopes and dreams. Moody Blues Nicknames: Sals. Salzonne. CU-JAH Yearbook Editor; Class Council; Prom Commit- tee; Student Council; Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play; Volleyball; Cheerleading. Track A child's satin dreams. All too soon fade away. Time without a want or care claims another day. Standing in the middle of nowhere, won- dering how to begin. Caught between tomorrow and yesterday between now and then. So we're back where we started. Here we go round again... 35 The Kinks Christopher Burton Norris MaryBeth Anne O’Donnell Tinamarie Ortiz Nicknames: Chucker. Chris Soccer 2, 3; X-Country 4. Track 3. 4; Winter Track 2. 3. 4; FBLA 2. 3, 4, Reporter 2; Student Government 3. 4; Prom Committee Chairman; Junior Executive Class Council. Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play; Spirit Club 3. 4 Work and Play are words used to describe the same thing under differing conditions. Mark Twain Nicknames: Beth. Beth O'. Bethany. Bucky. Ma OD. FFA Sentinal 1. Treasurer 2. Secretary 3. Presi- dent 4. District Parlimantarian 3. Chairperson 4. Voag 1.2. Ag Production 3.4. Parli. Pro 2.3.4 Though you’re leaving now. for something dif- ferent to find. Don’t forget the special friends, that you’re leaving behind. As the long awaited tomorrow is suddenly today. The friends you made will be forever in our heart, the memories never depart. Nicknames: Tenee. Teneeboper Continue putting up with one another and forgiving one another freely.. .But, besides all these things. (Clothe Yourselves with) love, for it is a perfect bond of union Colossians 3:13,14 Allen R. Ouimet Darin Lee Overton Laurence Philip Pane Nicknames: Al. Hal. Al-arm. Al-mond. Joe 1 Take a stand, say what you feel, be who you want, but be for real. Youth of Today “I Still don’t know what I was waiting for. and my time was running wild. A million dead end streets and every time I thought I’d got it made it seemed the taste was not so sweet. David Bowie Nickname: Over Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Spirit Club 3.4; Prom Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Junior Class Play 3 You live day to day. You dream about tomor- row, And the hours go by like minutes and the shadows come to stay. So you take a little some- thing. to make them go away. Love has come and gone, and the years keep rushing on. Eagles Nicknames: Larry. Lar Class Council 1.2; Band 2.3.4; Pit Band 2.3; Berkshire Festival 2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Literary Magazine 2.3,4; U- Conn Honors Seminar 3; High School Bowl team 3.4; Chemathon 3; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play; National Honor Society 3.4 We seem to spend our lives planning for the future...tomorrow is always in our thoughts, while today slips away. The best is yet to come! Douglas M. Paoli Robert Michael Paterson Aimee Taylor Phillips Nicknames: Mack. Rambo. Mic Mac. Mac Falls. Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Capt.; Junior Class Play ‘•When adults act like children. They are silly. When children act like adults. They are “de- linquents”. Nicknames: Ritter Patter. J.A.P. Soccer 1.2 JV; Track I.Var 2.3.4; Crosscountry 3.4; Spirit Club 3.4; Winter Track 3; Prom Com- mittee 4 “They say it’s mostly vanity. That writes the play we act. They tell me that’s what everybody knows There’s no such thing as sanity. And that’s the sanest fact. That's the way the story goes. Dire Straits Nicknames: Flip. Aimes Track Manager 1.2.3; Wrestling Manager 3.4; Cross Country Manager 2; AFS 1.2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Spirit Club 3.4; Oxfam Committee 4; Prom Committee “You may say I’m a dreamer but I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us. and the world will be as one John Lennon Alise L. Pierce Melissa Marie Pitcher Matthew Edward Platt It’s the same story that goes for me. it’s the only one you know. Like the morning sun you come and like the wind you go. Ain't no time to hate, barely time to wait. Uncle John’s Rand The Dead Nicknames: Missy. Miss FFA 1.2.3.4; Voag 1.2,3,4; AFS 3; Yearbook 4; Prom 4; Student Council 1; Softball 1,2.4 “I believe the children are the future, teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they posses inside, give them a sense of pride to make it easier. People need someone to look up to and I never found anyone who fulfilled my needs. Whitney Houston Nicknames: Henry FFA 1,2.3 Treasurer.4 You don’t work, the man don't pay you. Ain’t no saint will come and save you. when you fall down. Gregg Allman Life is so strange, with it’s changin', yes indeed I’ve seen the hard times, and the pressure’s been on me. I keep on workin’. Like a a workin' man does. I’ve got my act together, gonna walk all over you. 37 Heidi Kassandra Plungis Nicknames: Howdy. Heidi Hi Heidi Ho Softball 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Select singer 4 We're not scared to lose it all. Security throw through the wall. Future dreams we have to real- ize a thousand skeptic hands won’t keep us from the things we plan unless we’re clinging to the things we prize. Howard Jones Paul Rebman Nicknames: Quinnelly; Space; Charlie Track 1 Standing on the heel of my mountain of dreams. Telling myself it’s not as hard as it seems. Led Zepplin We’re here for just a while- So get a few laughs. Make the best of it! Nicknames: Kris. Krissy Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committe; Senior Class Play Some people live their dreams. Some people close their eyes. Some people’s destines, Pass them by. There are no guarantees, There are no alibis. Nicknames: Cin, Hank FFA 1.2,3.4; Softball 3.4; Student Council 4; Senior Class Play Life gets sweeter every day Love is here to stay and this feeling down in my heart for you. will never pass away!” Nicknames: Ladies Man “Scarnuzzi Soccer Var. 1.2.3.4 Cap.; Basketball Var. 2,3,4; Baseball 3.4; Prom Committee. Senior Class Play Another world, some other time You lay your sanity on the line Familiar faces, familiar sights Reach back and remember with all your might! Van Halen 38 Nicknames: Kol. Little Buddy “I went into my room and fell down on my knees; I thought that seventeen was gonna be a breeze. Picked up my guitar, to blast away the clouds; somebody in the next room yelled, Ya gotta turn that thing down Vasity Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Varsity Soccer 2,3.4; Cross-country 1; Junior Class Play 4; Senior Class Play 4; Ski Club 2 The only way to have a friend, is to be one!” Ralph Waldo Emerson Nicknames: Schelegel Bagel Talent Show 1; Senior Class Play Through the years. You’ve led us by hand- Down the long corridor of life- Teaching us about the world- And everything that comes along with it. You’ve guided us through the good- But most importantly the bad. I thank you for this guided trip. Teachers of Nonnewaug. MS FBLA 4; Basketball varsity 4; Baseball varsity 4 “I can see a new horizon Underneath the blazing sky. I’ll be where the eagles flyin' Higher and higher. Want to be a man in motion All I need is a pair of wheels Take me where the futures lyin’ St. Elmos Fire Ag Mechanics 3.4; FFA 3.4 The year’s about to end. I passed the time with strangers, The cops, the women, and the dangers. They never seem to end because the Danger is my best friend. Nicknames: Meeps Prom 4; Yearbook 4 Sec. Editor; FFA 1,2.3,4; FBLA 3.4; AFS 2.3; Voag 1.2,3,4 The new year comes, and the old year's pased. it seemed to me to go too fast. If only I could hold onto it. forever and ever, reliving it and letting go of it never. Thinking of the days of this wonderful year, trying to remember without a tear. Well. I can’t make it stay with anything I might say. But the memories will carry on with me. 39 Edward P. Smith Valerie Smith Donald W. Start Math Club 1.2,3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; High School Bowl Team 3.4; Girls' State 3 May your path be strewn with flowers. Memories, friends and happy hours. May blessings come from Heaven above. To fill your life with peace and love. Walter G. Steck Mark David Stone Christine Elizabeth Story Nicknames: Markus. Markie His mind is tiffany-twisted, he got the Mercedes Benz. He got a lot of pretty, pretty girls he calls friends. How they dance in the courtyard, sweet summer sweat, some dance to remember, some dance to forget...... Eagles. Hotel California Nicknames: Tyler. Rissy AFS 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; Spirit Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Class Council 1.2,3; Senior Class Play You can get just so much from a good thing, you can linger too long in your dreams. Say goodbye to the oldies but goodies; Cause the good old days weren’t always good and tomor- row ain't as bad as it seems 40 Christine Laura Suchcicki John Sugrue David Mark Tanuis Nicknames: Chris, Chrissy FBLA 2,3.4; Chorus 1; gymnastics 1 When I was Younger, so much younger than today, I never needed anybody’s help in anyway. And now those days are gone. I’m not so self assured. Now I find I’ve changed my mind I’ve opened up the doors. The Beatles Voag 1.2; FFA 1.2 Life is easy, you have to deal with the impossible Do without the indispensable, and if you can't handle that. Oh Well. JS Nicknames: Dave Voag 1.2; Ag-Mechanics 3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4 The end of school has come, as well as the beginning of the rest of our lives; Now is the time to follow your dreams, and make them a reality; For life’s too short to let them slip by Leave your mark where ever you go; Do what you think is best, you know you only live once! Fawn Elizbeth Taylor Alison Thomas Cheryl Thompson Nicknames: Fawni Nicknames: Joe Chemistry FFA 1.2,3.4; Landscaping 3.4 Cross-country 1.2. co-capt. 3.4; Winter track Happiness is not having what you want but want- 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2,3.4. Drama Club; Student ing what you have. Council; Literary Magazine; Prom Committe; Shakespeare Yearbook; National Honor Society. Vice-presi- dent; Junior Class Play 2.3; Desert Theater 1,2,3.4 Some things are unalterable: I am born. I am part of the tides of the sea. And in the end my Wave, like all the others, will crash against the rocks. This is the inevitability. Liv Ullmann Remember days of skipping school Racing cars and being cool With a six pack and the radio We didn’t need a place to go. Holdin' on to never say Good-bye. Bon Jovi 41 Ana Rachel Tolchin Peter Valente Michelle Lucy Veech Nicknames: Rachel. Rach Track 1; Yearbook sec. editor; Spirit Committe 2; AFS 1,2.3; Prom Committe 4; Ski Club 2; Senior Class Play In my mind I can see reminders of a past de- cade. So far behind like the shadows linger at the close of day. We were timeles dreamers of another day. And we were free in a dawning age we had so much to say.” Boston Nicknames: Pete. Petey .Pete Pete. Meat FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Voag Mech. 3. 4 I’m Bad: I’m Nationwide. ZZ Top Francene Ann Vitali Steven John Walker Nicknames: Fran. Frannie Voag 1,2.3; Landscaping 4; Prom Committe 4 The night about to end. I pass my time with strangers Remember days of skipping school. Racing cars and being cool. With a six pack and the radio. We Didn’t need no place to go. Never say good bye. never say good bye. You and me and my old friends. Hoping it would never end. Never say good bye. never say good bye. Hol- din’ on. we got to try. Holdin’ on to never say good bye. Nicknames: Steve. Bud Baseball 2; Prom Committe 4 Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live from my dreams and a pocket full of gold. Led Zepplin Cheerleading 1.2.3.4; Field Hockey 2.3; Spir- it Club 3.4; FBLA 3 Treasurer 4; Student Goverment 4; Prom Committe 4; Yearbook staff 3.4; Student Council 1.2.3.4 Treasurer; National Honor Society 3.4 The glory of friendship is not the out stretched hand, nor the kindly smile nor the joy of companionship; it is the spiritual inspi- ration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is will- ing to trust him Ralph Waldo Emerson Jean H. Wargo Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; Student Council 4. Senior Class Play You walk alone through rings of fire You never lose your one desire Look for the sight that’s hard to see And know that all is meant to be. Billy Squier Marnee Leigh Whan Laura Whitlock Kelly Wilson Nicknames: Marn. Violet Volleyball 2,3.4; Basketball 2; Cheerleading 4; Softball 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Se- nior Class Vice President; Spirtit Committee 3,4; Ski Club 2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Commit- tee 4 Once someone comes into my life, I can't just let them slip away. I cannot accept that. People are too important. Once I care. I will always care. For friends. I will always be there. FFA 1,2,3 After the fire; the fire still burns The heart grows old. but never ever learns. The memories smold. but the soul always yearns. After the fire; the fire still burns. Roger Daltrey Nicknames: Spike. Kell FFA 1. 2. 3 Life is just a gamble Each day a game of poker Some hold the full house While others hold the joker And sometimes it takes a thousand cards To show them where you stand But never go down without a fight Because Fate delt an ace in every hand. Ronald Phillipp Wolff Mark Wright Michael John Zombar Nicknames: Wolff-Terd. Wolff. Ron. Ronny FFA 1.2,3,4; Voag 1.2,3,4; Ag Mechanics 3.4; Sentenial 4 He that has a thousand friends has not one friend to spare And He that has one enemy Shall meet him everywhere. Arab-proverb FBLA 2.4; Being yourself is orignal MW. I see your true colors shining through. Cindy Lauper Woods 1,2,4; Tech Drawing 4; Math Club 3; Freestylin' 1.2.3.4 More days to come, new places to go. I've got to leave, it's time for the show. Scorpions 43 SENIOR FACES Right:Dawn Henry takes a break from class. Far right: B.J. Barker. Dylan Ma- goun. and Matt Fotter caught in the act. Below: Ali Thomas and Sally Norelli with nothing to do on a Saturday afternoon. Above:Lara Kolesnik caught without her homework as usu- al. Left:Kara Calendar wonders. What are they saying about me. Just above:Kelly Honan looks alive at a Prom Committee meeting. . 6 Andy Badoud Sandy Barre Jill Beacock Tina Bensavage Kurt Bergland Linda Bishop Sandra Blakeman Heather Bowman Karin Box Sharon Brodeur Eileen Burns Alan Button Sloane Byrne Steve Caisse Shannon Calkins Pat Callahan Devin Calloway David Camp Andy Chapman Lori Charett Seth Churchill JUNIORS 88 48 Angela Ciriello Tammy Clark Angela Clylde Jonathan Cochrane Candice Conboy Jeanne Connelly Jody cooper Tim Corsi Peter Cozzolino Paige Cronin Jim Dauten Laura Davies Lori DeCosta Mike DeCortin Cheryl Delacey Mike Denninger Jon Dobson Steven Dodge Michele Dubos Julie Duff Malinda Edgecomb Tom Edmonds Chris Evans Heather Evans Cheryl Hamlin Scott Ferris Tammy Ferris Lisa Fowler Betsy Freer Matt Frisk 49 Kira Gaenzler Lisa Garms Lesley Gaudiosi Rory Geddes Karl Gengenbach Stacy Glander Robert Godkin David Graf Cindi Gray Sandy Gray Erin Green Nick Grzywacz Jodi Haeusgen Gill Hardwick C.B. Hart Drew Hassingser Gail Hatfield Forrest Higgins Tim Higley Roxanne Hinckley Valerie Hirschmann George Hoffman Kim Honcharik B.J. Jenkins David Jenks Alison Jones Chris Jones Meg Jones Ralph Kerr Dan Krueger 50 Nicole Laux Fred Lemay Erik Lindstrom Chris Mace Amy Madans Negar Mahooti Jackie Maler Trisha Marquis Tom Mastroianni Scott Maxwell Walter Mazurosky Gayle Lefton Mike Mignone John Miller Caitlin Mooney Nina Morgan Kelly Morgan Jen Neal Chris Oczkowski Frank Pacilio Lauren Patrignelli Marie Perrucci Tammy Pilch Robert Pinard Kim Prokop Jen Quesnel Mandy Quier Kim Quinnan Shelby Quintiliani Thea Randis 51 Julie Richardson John Ruggerio Janet Ryan Sarah Sebastian Todd Seliokas Mickey Sirinean Missy Skidd Andy O’Hazo Alma Smith Marge Smith Cindy Southey Nancy Stockman Ken Swart Scott Thomas Susan Thorndike Joe Tilmm Laurie Varecka Jessica Vitagliano Dyan Volage Kristin Vonderhorst Jason West Kelly White Alicia Wilde Amanda Willard Kimberly Wilson Robert Wolff Kristen Wuestefeld Melissa Wylong Laura Zemaitis Lisa Zemaitis 52 SOPHOMORES David Agress Stacy Albizu Kristine Alexander Analisa Amoroso Jennie Anderson Dana Anable Adrian Antico Cheryl Bailey Laurel Bailey Valerie Barra Kennith Bates Bryan Battaglia Keri Beckley 53 Greg Berwick Karrie Bergland Jon Bouteiller Dave Brandt Stephanie Bray Sharon Bresnahan Aimee Brokenshire Matt Bruce Todd Bulvanoski Kris Burns Ike Cole Stanley Bush Julie Butkus Carrie Canfield Gigi Cavanaugh Jim Chappuis Matt Cheatham Dayna Ciarlone Tony Ciriello Chris Clarey Tracy Clark Jennifer Cochrane Roger Cole Rich Colicchio Laurie Comerford Douglass Coy Karen Cozzolino Chris Cunliffe Kristen Cupole Dan Delafield 54 John DiLorenzo Amy Dongweck Jennifer Duarte Arleigh Duff Adria Dykes Kevin Edwards Leslie Edwards Anne Eggleton Jennifer Ferguson Jennifer Finnemore Jessica Gagnon Greg Gollsneider Ben Greene Matt Grenfell John Guthrie Micah Hallock Jason Hanakahi Holly Harmann Guy Hendricks Tammy Higley Scott Huber Joe Janell Renae Kerr Stewart Kimball Jennifer Knizley Heather Kopchick James LaCroix Krista Lamporte Scott Leahy Marnee Lewis 55 Tricia Mandracchia Beau Maxwell Allyssa McCray Brad McDougall Pam Megura Kris Mitchell Melissa Morgan Brian Motes Ericka Murphy David Newell Steve Norris Charlie Olmstead Carol Oullet Lisa Parks Kimberly Pease Melissa Peck Benay Pederson Michelle Perrotti Barbara Perry Jamie Pieger Kathleen Ring Grant Rogers Tim Rossi Danielle Ruppert Melissa Ryan Erin Saari Jen Schaeffer Chris Schmidt Paul Scibek Joe Scutero Danny Searles Terry Shanahan Becky Shea Robert Smith Shawn Sniffin Todd Snowden Matt Spencer Rhonda Sperry Ken Stinson Heather Stocking Linda Stockwell Susan Suchicki Matt Taylor Barb Ten Have Everette Thompson Rich Travers Eddie Urbanowicz Kelly Urbanowicz John Veech Collette Veliky Jennifer Veturis Ron Waldron Rhonda Weaver Walkylne Wescott Bobby Whitcomb Diane Whitlock Jason Wilkes Matt Willmont Karen Withstandley Marcy Wylong Ben Agress Elisabeth Anderson Linda Barre Kurt Bengston Brian Birke Steve Bock Mike Bouolanger Max Branson Rory Bringhurst Jodi Bulvanoski Tammy Burbank Diane Butkus Ray Buzgo B.J. Byrne Liza Callender Michelle Carroll Jennifer Carter Bob Chouinard Steven Clarey Dean Cocchiola Corin Crucitti Jess Cunningham Mike Dalby Kevin Denny Chris Dubos Linda Duff FRESHMAN 90 58 Keith Dwy Stacey Eisenberg Kyle Erickson Pierre Fallot Danielle Feica Jeff Fell Jason Fish Jen Fish Shannon Fitzgerald Nate Freer Ainee Friez Chris Gage Eileen Galvin Kristin Gay Matt Geraci Beverly Gibbons Frank Gallagher Jason Hawlene Kerry Hayes Darren Higgins Michelle Jimmo Dana Johnson Peter Jones Jesse Judson Cherie Kaladish Kevin Knapp Tanya Kolesnik Lisa Lane Lori Lane Gabrielle Laux 59 Angela Lawlor Kelly Lenehan Corrinne Ludington Ben Lynn Sara Lynn J.P. Massago Rose Mastroianni Josh Matthews Kathy McClintock Kevin McCormick Chuck Melius Nick Mletzko Scot Moffat Steven Moffat Karrie Norton Becca Parkhurst Michelle Patasuis Cassie Plumb Lisa Plungis Carrie Quinnan Don Richards Susan Russell Chris Sacco Amie Sanford Chris Schenck Lynn Shatney Joel Siloff Sally Slater Jim Smith Kim Smith 60 Matthew Smith David Sorrentino Matt Stephens John Stockwell Brian Stokes Larry Stone Melissa Strollo Amy Struck Candi Sutay Brenda Kernes Dan Swart Ryan Taylor Chad Thibault Steven Thibault Kate Thomas Sheila Thurlow Tracy Tietz Christy Tooth Shawn Trudeau Elisabeth Turner Kara Ulman Ron Varecka Andrea Walnes Bob Ward Tom White Mark Winne Lauren Wolfe Maria Wolff Phaedra Yanosky Garrett Yard 61 Mrs. Buchart, Secretary Mr. Asman, Principal Mrs. Bignelli. Secretary Mrs. Marchand. Secretary Mrs. Santoro. Secretary Mrs. Becque, Social Studies Mr. Besancon. Science-Chairman Hello. Nonnewaug High School. Larry Chiucar- ello Ms. Bulmer. P E. Mr. Buck. Social Studies-Chairman Mr. Cleary. Math Mr. Bignelli. Foreign Language-Chairman Mr. Chiucarello. Math Did we catch Mr Bignelli by surprise? Mr. Carpenter, yearbook representative, works with Suzie Ferguson Ms. Esposito at her desk in guidance Mr. Geyer with students during one of his IA classes Laura Cowles, Science MaryLou Cofrancesco. Foreign Language k William Davenport, Vo-Ag Phyllis Cummings. Science-Lab Technician Susan DeCausemacker, Computer Room Aide Judith Davis. Art 66 Charles Geyer, IA Av Paul Hadzima, Social Studies 67 Mr. Juliano standing in the guidance office Mrs. Hubbard copying an article for a student Peek-a-Boo, Mr. Langellotti.” Susan Hageman, science Patricia Hall, Business Education Paula Herren. Home Economics Bruno Hutter. Vocational Education Joyce Hubbard, Librarian 68 William Langellotti. Music Raymond Judd. Business Ed-Chairman James Juliano. Counselor Joseph Kennelly. English-Chairman Andrea Lavery. Science Sharon Lavatori. Special Ed John Lawless. PE Patricia Kopchik. Aide Adam Korpalski, English George Liebowitz. Co-operative Work Experi- ence i Mrs. Llodra. Vice-Principal Mary Ann Martins. English Mark Linehan. Social Studies Barbara Lossee. Business Education Matthew Minor. Special Education Chairman Mr. Morgan, do you have a sore throat? Mrs Llodra, Assistant Principal, in her office. “Give us a big smile now. Mr. Paniati. Ron Pollaro, Counselor Nancy Slater. Speech 71 Mrs. Taylor lends a hand. Mrs. Strader gets a strange answer from a stu- dent. Mr. Thomsom in the Vo-Ag office. Kathleen Sobolewski. Science Michele Taylor. Nurse Alex Thomson. Vocational Agriculture Chairman 72 Caroline Todhunter, Library Aide Gene Wisniewski. Vo-Ag Suzanne Weed. Vo-Ag Mr. Wisniewski at work Mr. Varusavage glances up from his work Mr. Pollaro makes a home communication Ron Yarusavage. English Mr. Linehan uses the world as his background 73 74 75 Right: Mrs. Strader watches Rob Guererra showing off. Below: Students participate in a Students Against Driving Drunk meeting. HONOR SOCIETY Front row. Michelle Veech. Kathle Borger. Kelly Honan. Second row: Larry Pane. Kara Callendar, Ali Thomas. Third row: Tim Horn. Jill Cooney. Matt Mletzko, Val- erie Smith. Kris Edwards. 76 YEARBOOK STAFF Front row: Suzie Ferguson. Kristin Bock. Diana Bonaccorsi. Sally Norelli. Kathle Borger. Michelle Veech. Dawn Crosby. Second row: Rachel Tolchin. Amber Corrigan. Tracy Fray. Heather Coulson. Debbie Glover. Jean Wargo. Michelle Skurat. Third row: Krista Mat- sen. Marnee Whan. Ah Thomas. Kara Callender. Kelly Honan. Kris Judd. Cindy Southey. Kristen Vonderhorst. Fourth row: Liz Megura, Steph Fifield. Missy Pitcher. Yvonne Milewski. Sher- yle Clyde 77 Right:Shawn Sniffin jokes with Heather Kopchik between classes. Below: John DeLuca takes time out to smile for the camera. FRESHMAN F.F.A. Front row: Keith Dwy. Ben Lynn. Darren Higgins. Chris Schenk. Ray Buzgo. Scott Moffat. Chuckie Melius.-Dan Swart, Bob Chounard. Back row: Phaedra Yanowski. Jen Carter. Liz Anderson. Linda Barre. Melissa Strollo, Angela Lawlor, Carrie Norton. Kelly Lenahan, Joel Silkoff. Jodi Bulvanoski. Mark Winnie. Lynn Shatney. Sara Lynn. Kevin Knapp. Aimee Friez. Larry Stone. Alexis Rickman. Dave Sor- rentino. 78 SOPHOMORE F.F.A. Front row: Charles Olmstead. Stanley Bush, Tom Edmonds. Eddie Urbanowicz, Matt Wilmont. Matt Bruce. Jon O’Neil. Ron Waldron. Second row: Heather Stocking. Kris Mitchell. Tracy Clark. Jen Cochrane. Renee Kerr. Tricia Mandrac- cia. Karen Withstandley. Kelly Ur- banowicz. Benay Pederson. Carol Oue- lett. Lori Bristol. Heather Kopchik, Sharon Bresnahan. Krista Lamporte. Third row: Tim Rossi. Beau Maxwell. Everett Thomp- son. Doug Coy. Kevin Edwards. Greg Gollsneider. Jason Hanakai, Ben Neal. Jenn Finnemore. 79 JUNIOR FFA Front row: Ken Swart, Charles Aurelius. Chris Evans. Chris Oscowski. Tim Corsi. Alicia Wilde. Cheryl Hamlin. Bob Wolff. Frank Gugliotti. Tom Edmonds. Frank Dratch. Ashley Barnett. Second row: Tammy Clark. Karin Box. Shelby Quinti- liani. Lori Charett. Gail Hatfield. Thea Randis. Kira GaenzIer.Sandy Blakeman. Jackie Maler. Lori DeCosta. Kim Wilson. Nancy Stockman. Lisa Garms. Bob God- kin. Forrest Higgins. Sandy Barre. Laura Zemaitis, Laura Davies. Val hirschman. Third row: Dave Camp. Amanda Willard. Sandy Petronchak. Dyan Volage, Keith Kowaski. John Dilorenzo. George Hoff- man. Fred LeMay, Nick Gryzwacz. Ralph Kerr. Tami Ferris. Lesley Gaudici. John Ruggerio 80 Officers: Parliamentarian-Steve George, Sen- tinel-Ron Wolff. Recording Secretary-Alicia Wilde. President-Beth O'Donnell. Vice-Presi- dent-Mickey Butkus, Corresponding Secre- tary- Kim Wilson. Treasurer-Jackie Mahler. Reporter-Nancy Stockman. Historian-Sandy Barre SENIOR FFA Front row: Chris Hale. Renee Bueller. Michelle Skurat. Cindy DeLavergne. Patty Donavin. Dawn Crosby. Fawn Taylor. Sue Dumschott. Yvonne Mi- lewski. Chuck Corollo. Second row: Mark Newberry. Dan Bristol. Beth O’Donnell. Missy Pitcher. Pam Mason. Ron Wolff. Joe Geraci. Jen McGahie. Carrie Gagnon. Tracy Cole. Cheryl Dalby. Third row: Kelly Quinn. Lisa Pierce. Cindy Crivello. Florence Doyle. Norlyn Festa. Cindy Riviera. Mr. Hut- ter. Fourth row Dave Tanuis. Steve George. Wayne Harrison. Chris Mazik, Mickey Butkus. Dave Green. John De- luca 81 Right The Senior wall Back to the Future won the wall contest. Below: The Sophomores show they're not just another brick in the wall. SPIRIT Front:Diana Bonaccorsi. Eileen Burns. Heather Bowman. Suzie Ferguson. Diana Bonaccorsi. Kathle Borger. Kirsten Wes- tefeld. Negar Mahooti. Second:Darin Overton. Kara Callendar. Michelle Veech. Marnee Whan. Kelly Honan. Debbie Glov- er. Jill Cooney. Kelly White. Third:Marie Perrucci. Kris Edwards. Krista Matsen. Thea Randis. Kira Ganzeler. Alison Jones. B.J. Jenkins. Caitlin Mooney. Fourth; Mike Gelada. Steph Fifield. Tracy Fray. Mike McCray. Chris Norris. Aimee Phil- lips. Erika Gaudette. Chris Mace. Back: Liam Curtis. Chris Kinkade. Neil Modze- lewski. Doug Matey. Marcelle McGrath. Bob Paterson. Mike Mignone. Sherylee Clyde. Mrs. Taylor. 82 SPIRIT Front: Diana Bonaccorsi. Kathle Borger. Second row: Becky Shea. Pam Megura. Liza Callendar. Barbara ten Have. Matt Taylor. Jan Fish. Adria Dykes. Third row: Kathleen Ring. Melissa Morgan. Erin Saari. Aimee Brokenshire. Gabrielle Laux, Ryan Taylor. Karen Cozzolino.Fourth: Cassie Plumb. Brad McDougall, Laurel Bailey. Rhonda Sperry. Kate THomas. Anne Eggleton, Rhonda Weaver. Jen Duarte. Gigi Cavenaugh. Fifth: Connie Mansfield. Kristine Alexander. Barbara Perry. Linda Duff. Mrs. Taylor. 83 DEBATE TEAM Greg Bennik and Christine Cleary The Juniors Stomp the Competition with their spirit wall. FBLA Front row: Lauren Wolfe. Michelle Veech, Chris Suchiski. Mimi Cole. Renee Buhler. Lisa Lane. Stacey Eisenburg. Second row: Eileen Galvin. Jennifer Fish. Steph Fifield. Chriss Norris. Mike McCray. Co- lette Velky. Alissa McCray. Chris Mace, Kim Galvin. Third row: Susan Suchiski. Dawn Albizu. Cheryl DeLacey. Carrie Canfield. Betsy Freer. Stacy Albizu. Ai- mee Brokenshire. Ryan Taylor. Alicia Wilde. Erin Saari. Fourth row: Cassie Plumb. Kathy Kyle. Becca Parkhurst. Ka- ren Withstandly. Rose Mastroiani. B.J. Byrne. Kate Thomas. Diane Skurat. Fifth row: Heather Coulson, Matt Taylor. Jess Cunningham. Cindy Crivello. Steve Shanks. Joe Jannel. Rhonda Sperry. Ali- son Jones, Mrs. Losee 84 Norlyn Festa shows Rick Kern the Winter Sports posters. A.F.S. Front row: Kathleen Ring, Eileen Gal- vin. Lisa Plungis, Jennifer Fish. Barba- ra tenHave. Steph Fifield. Rhonda Sperry. Second row: Angela Ciriello. Sue Russel. Sara Lynn. Kristine Alex- ander. Becky Shea. Cherie Kaladish, Gabrielle Laux. Dana Charlone. Julie Duff. Third row: Eileen Burns. Heather Bowman. Jodi Cooper. Erin Green. Kelly White. Meg Jones. Aimee Bro- kenshire. Laurel Bailey. Anne Eggle- ton. Fourth row: Sharon Brodeur. Krista Matsen. Jodi Hausgen. Nicole Laux. Dave Jenks. Matt Frisk. Pam Megura. Jen Ferguson. Erin Saari. Rhonda Sperry. Kara Callendar Fifthe row: B J. Jenkins. Pat Callahan. Don Richards. Connie Masfield, Mike McCray. Doug Matey. Jim Smith. Kir- sten Westefeld. Marcelle McGrath. Chris Mace. Mrs Herren 85 CHORUS Front row: Tim Horn. Rachel Tolchin. Moira Burns. Jill Cooney. Kelly Honan. Steph Fifield. Second row: Jen Duarte. Valerie Berra. Lori Gross. Kate Thomas. Kathy Kacergis. Heidi Plungis. Barb Bar- tholomew Third row: Cassy Plum. Micky Seranahan. Amy Sanford. Maria Wolff. Lori Veretka. Jen Kniley. Tammy Higley. Sally Slater. Fourth row: Mike McGray. Chris Norris. Mr Langelotti 88 SELECT SINGERS Front roar Maria Wotfl Ltsa Foamier Mo a Burns. Err� McCorm SeoonO roar Amy Sanford. Kate Thomas. Ke - ty Honan. Step FAe o Mr langetott 99 FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Front row: Tanya Kolesnik, Jen Fish, Matt Stevens. Liza Callendar. Middle row: Kate Thomas. B.J. Byrne. Back row: Chris Gage. Michelle Patasius. Nick Mletzko, Shawn Trudeau. Joel Silkoff. 90 Front row: Keri Beckley, Becky Shea, Greg Bennick. Jen Ferguson, Second row: Jen Schaeffer. Brad McDougall, Last row: Rhonda Sperry, Erin Saari. Colette Velky. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Chris Sacco makes a phone call after class. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Front row: Meg Jones, Marie Perrucci. Back row: Dave Jenks, Nicole Laux, Scott Thomas. 92 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Michelle Veech-Treasurer. Diana Bonac- corsi-Secretary. Marnee Whan-Vice-Pres- ident. Suzie Ferguson-President. 93 Nick Heidenreich and Sharon Brodeur wait their turn to play in the Jazz band. Mr. Langelotti's band practice for their next concert. STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Jennifer Fish. Kristin Bock. Su- zie Ferguson. Diana Bonacorsi. Kathle Borger. Liz Megura. Pam Megura, Kristen Vanderhurst. Second row: Matt Taylor. Lisa Plungis. Sharon Brodeur. Kara Cal lendar. Michelle Veech. Kelly White. Kelly Honan. Liza Callendar. Rhonda Sperry. Third row: Lisa Fowler. Eileen Galvin. Cherie Kaladish. Katrina Jenson. Kris Ed- wards. Jill Cooney. Marnee Whan. Kate Thomas. Amy Maddans. Fourth row: Cin- dy Dileverne. Gabriale Laux. Jody Hauge- son, Erin Green. Jean Wargo. Sally Nor- elli. Norlyn Festa. Krista Matsen. Tim Horn. Amy Brokenshire. Fifth row: Thea Randis. Kathleen Ring. Becky Shea. Con- nie Mansfield. Adria Dykes. Ryan Taylor. Shan Trodoeau, Max Bransen. B.J. Burn. Greg Bennik. Jen Ferguson. Erin Saari, Alisia Wilde. Heather Stocking. Steve Jenks. Pat Calahan. Chris Norris 94 PEP BAND------Front row: Gigi Cavanaugh. Karen Cozzolino, Jen Fish. Sharon Brodeur. Nick Heidenreich. Second row: Steven Cleary. Max Branson. Don Richards. Chris- tine Cleary. Kyle Erikson. Sara Lynn. Third row. Mike Boulanger. Matt Grenfell. Chris Schmidt. Chris Mace. Todd Salowkas. Fourth row: Chris Donlon. Liam Curtis, Andy O'Hazo. Al Ouimet. Mr. Langelotti BAND First row: Steven Cleary. Tony Cier- ello. Jen Fish. Karen Cozilino. Gigi Ca- vanough, Max Bransen. Christine Cleary. Chris Mace. Second row: Mike Boulanger. Kyle Erikson. Don Rich- ards. Larry Pane. Jim Smith, Julie Duff. Third row: Liam Curtis. John Guthery. Greg Bennik. Chris Schmidt. Stephani Bray. Matt Grenfell. Mr. Lan- gelotti. 95 Darin Overton. Liam Curtis. Mike Gelada. Bri- an Schemanaur, and Chris Donlon joke around during homeroom. Pam Megura. Jen Cochran. Sharon Bresna- han. and Laurel Bailey show their friendship. PROM COMMITTEE Front row: Chairmen-Kelly Honan and Chris Norris. Second row: Kris Quint. Kara Callendar. Michelle Veech. Ali Thomas. Suzie Ferguson. Kristin Bock. Yvonne Mi- lewski. Third row: Heather Coulson. Jill Cooney. Marnee Whan. Diana Bonac- corsi. Kathle Borger. Kris Edwards. Deb- bie Glover. Jean Wargo. Fourth row: Steph Fifield. Tracy Fray. Neil Modze- lewski. Bob Paterson. Doug Matey. Sally Norelli. Liz Megura. Krista Matsen. Fifth row: Missy Pitcher. Steve Walker. Liam Curtis. Matt Doyle. Michelle Skurat. Cindy DeLavergne % SMOKING AREA COMMITTEE-Front row: Maureen Flanagan. Cheryl Hamlin, Kim Ouinnan, Jen Quesnel. Joan Wargo. Jen Zar- rella. Jim Geraci. Second row: Mrs. Llodra. Carmen Dilorenzo. Kim Lima. Cheryl Delacy, Besty Freer. Carrie Canfield. George Hoff- SCIENCE CLUB Front rovr Bob Paterson, Christine Cleary. Jim Bares Second rovr Rob- ert Smith and Ocmg Coy Third rovr Ken Bates. Rob Johnson Mart Forer Scotr Huber. Grant Rogers 97 MATH CLUB Front row: Jeff Linden. Kara Callendar. Neil Modzelewski. Mr. Planz. Valerie Smith. Scott Huber, Ken Bates. Second row: Michelle DeBoise. Kelly Urbanowicz. Meg Jones. Nicole Laux, Larry Pane. Cherylr Clyde. Bob Smith. 98 LITERARY MAGAZINE Front row: Tim Horn. Sharon Brodeur. Chris Mace. Second row: Larry Pane. Kara Callendar. Ali Thomas. Amy Mad- dans. Back row: Andy Keplinger. Jon Jones. Greg Bennick. Marge Smith. Nt gar Mahooti. Kathleen Ring. 99 « • SOCCER The Varsity soccer team qualified for the CIAC “M” tournament with a 7-7-2 record, but lost to Suffield 3-1 in the playdown round. Berkshire League All-Stars included second team: Todd Scarnati-keeper,Brian Schemenaur-back, Chuck Carollo-midfield. Honorable mention went to Darin Overton- back. Rick Kern-midfield, and Matt Doyle- forward. The MVP players were Todd Scar- nati-defensive and Chuck Carollo-offensive. Diana Bonaccorsi. senior, was the only girl on the team. The captains were Todd Scar- nati and Matt Doyle. Kathy Kyle was the teams manager. The J.V.’s record stood at 4-9. That was an incredible season keeping in mind that 6 sophomores played Varsity instead of J.V. this year. The J.V. captains were Matt Cheatham and Bob Barbour. And the J.V. MVP was Peter Jones. Rick Kern concentrates on a corner kick. Coach Bob O’Sullivan Front row:Todd Snowden. Jim LaCroix, Matt Doyle. Todd Scarnati, Joe Scutero, Dave Brandt. Middle row:Dave Newell. Jamie Pieger. Diana Bonaccorsi. Jim Chappuis. Scott Huber Last row:Coach O’Sullivan. John Cochran. Rick Kern. Darin Overton. Chris Donlon. Brian Schemenaur. Seth Chur- chill. Mike Mignone. manager Kathy Kyle. 102 Wayne Wescott hustles for the ball. Kevin Denny sprints across the field. Mike Mignone blocks out the opponent. Peter Jones. J.V.'s MVP. waits for the assist. J.V.:Front row:Joel Silkoff. Kyle Erickson. Matt Cheatham. Brian Birke. B.J. Byrne. Eddie Urbanowicz. Second row: Flay-Buzko, Kevin Denny. Wayne Wes- cott. Frank Gallgher. Peter Jones. Back row:Chris Gage. Beau Maxwell. Bob Barbour. Darin Overton calls for assistance. 103 FIELD HOCKEY The 1986 Fall season was lean on victories but the team spirit and enthusiasm out- weighed the losses. The team was very young but their determination to better themselves has made them a very competi- tive team. The Team Captains and only Se- niors were Susan Ferguson, Kelly Honan, and Kathleen Borger. Kathleen Borger was first string All-Star in the Berkshire League and Second team All-State. Kelly Honan drives the ball down the field. Coach Teresa Metcalf Front row: Kathle Borger. Suzie Ferguson. Kelly Honan. Second row: Keri Beckley. Jen Schafer. B. J. Jenkins, Kelly White. Marie Per- rucci. Third row: Julie Butkus. Roxanne Hink- ley. Lisa Zemaitis. Negar Mahooti. Back row: Coach Teresa Metcalf. Pam Megura. Colette Velky. Jessica Gagnon. Becky Shea. Laura Zemaitis. Dana Ciarlone. manager. 104 Julie Butkus waits for the game to start. Lisa Zemaitis takes a moment to think about the game. Kelly White receives a hug from Dad. Kathle Borger concentrates on the ball. 105 CROSS COUNTRY Nonnewaug’s Cross-Country squads had good 1986 seasons. The boy's team went 11-5, and sent two runners-Berkshire League All-Stars Jeff Linden and Brian Motes-to the State Open. The girl’s team had a poorer dual-meet record: 3-6. But we finished fourth in the Berkshire League . Se- niors were vital to the success and spirit of both teams. Four-year runner Ali Thomas led the girl’s squad, and Jeff Linden was one of our two strongest runners all fall. Chris Kin- kade, our number-one runner in 1984, ran injured all of 1985 but still figured prominent- ly in a number of victories. Bob Paterson ran in our top five every time he took the line- ;Doug Matey would have except for injuries. Gordon Ferris, Dylan Magoun, Neil Modze- lewski, and Chris Norris each had fine, im- portant races. We’ll miss them all, for their spirit and personalities as much as for their talent as runners. Kelly Urbanowicz finishes a great race. Coach Mark Alvarez Front row: Greg Bennick, Chris Norris. Dylan Magoun, Ali Thomas, Krista Lamporte, Steve Thibault. Second row: Sharon Brodeur, Jeff Linden. Michelle DeBose. Jason West. Gor- don Ferris. Kim Prokop. Kate Thomas. Back row: Manager Julie Duff. Bob Paterson. Neil Modzelewski. Alan Button. Kevin McCor- mick. Jim Smith. Todd Seliokas. manager Chris Mace. 106 107 VOLLEYBALL The Varsity volleyball team ended the 1986 season with 4 wins and 12 losses. They came in third in the Berkshire League. The team played well but just couldn’t register many wins. Coach Lawless said, “It was a pleasure to work with my seniors Marnee Whan, Sue Andrews, Jeanne Clyde, Krista Matsen, and Liz Megura. Outstanding play- ers included: Jill Cooney, First team B.L., Angela Clyde, Aimee Brokenshire, and Jodi Haeusgen, all second team B.L., Moira Burns and Rhonda Sperry, Honorable Men- tion. The J.V. had an outstanding season with 16 wins and 2 losses. They came in second in the N.V.L. Tournament and First place in the B.L. J.V. Tournament. Out- standing players included Jen Ferguson, Sandi Gray, Meg Jones, Eileen Burns, Aimee Brokenshire, and Erin Saari. Marnee Whan concentrates on her serve. Coach John Lawless Front row:Jill Cooney. Marnee Whan, Moira Burns, Liz Megura, Krista Matsen.Second row: Gigi Cavanaugh, manager. Eileen Burns. Sue Andrews. Jen Ferguson. Karen Cozzo- lino. Back row: Angela Clyde. Sandi Gray. Meg Jones. Rhonda Sperry, Aimee Broken- shire, Jodi Haeusgen. coach John Lawless. 108 Jodi Haeusgen listens in on a time out. Moira Burns serves a powerful over- hand. Erin Saari. Jen Ferguson, and Aimee Brokenshire congratulate each other after a victory. Liz Megura waits for the serve to come over the net. if Front row: Sandi Gray. Eileen Burns. Meg Jones. Second row: Gigi Cavenaugh. manager. Jen Duarte. Melissa Peck. Jen Finnemore. Aimee Brokenshire. Karen Cozollino. Back row:Jen Cochrane. Connie Mansfield. Jess Cunningham. Barbara Perry. Jen Ferguson. Erin Saari. coach Eileen Lovett. Sue Andrews delivers a graceful serve. 109 BOYS’ BASKETBALL The 1986-87 boys’ basketball team ended a dis- appointing season with a 9-11 record. Coach Greg Hunt felt that the team should have fared far better than they did. considering all the talent shown in their quick team. Among these praise- worthy senior players was captain Vin Avitabile, dominating the boards in almost all of the games. Senior Matt Mletzko scored over 1000 points, also breaking a school record with 43 points in that game. Floor leader Todd Scarnati led his team to victories with many assists, and Matt Doyle, only able to play the second half of the season helped his team with tenacious defense. Also contributing to the Varsity team were junior Erik Lindstrom, sophomores Matt Spencer, Wayne Wescott, Brian Motes and freshman Kevin Denny. Captain Vin Avitabile jumps for the rebound. Coach Hunt Front row: Erik Lindstrom, Todd Scarnati. Vin Avitabile. Wayne Wescott. Brian Motes. Second row: Arleigh Duff. Kevin Denny. Matt Spencer. Matt Mletzko. Bri- an Battaglia. Jim Chappius. Matt Dolye, Coach Hunt. Far left: Nice shot Brian Motes. Left: Wayne Wescott under the hoop. Below left: Brian Battiglia fights the crowd. Below: Erik Linstrom goes for the rebound. J.V. BASKETBALL Right: Matt Mletzko fouls from the back. Coach Talarico Front row: Erik Lindstrom, Kevin Denny. Second row: Brian Battaglia, Jim Chap- puis, Scott Huber, B.J. Byrne, Arleigh Duff, Coach Talarico. Far left: Erik Lindstrom scores two. Left: Arleigh Duff goes for the lay up. Below left: Freshman reach for vic- tory. Below: Chris Gage helps defeat Northwestern. Front row. Brian Stokes. Ray Buzko. Nick Mletzko. Matt Stephens. B.J. Byrne. Back row: Frank Gallagher. Larry Stone. Kevin Denny. Chris Gage. Jim Smith. Coach Paniati Coach Paniati GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The girls basketball team may not have had a great record, but they had a great season. Suc- cess is the achievement of one’s total capabilities and this team was successful in that regard. There were only two seniors on the varsity squad so the team was among the youngest in the league. By hard work and determination the team improved as the season advanced, and finished with six victories. Although the senior co-captains, Diana Bonaccorsi and Norlyn Festa, would have liked to gain the two more victories that would have put them in the state tournament, they remained en- thusiastic throughout. As coach, I am sure Diane and Norlyn will be sorely missed by everyone. Right: Diana Bonaccorsi goes up for the shot. Coach Tom Morgan Front row: Jen Ferguson. Pam Megura. Diana Bonaccorsi. Norlyn Festa. Kate Thomas. Dana Johnson. Second row: Ne- gar Mahooti. Lisa Zemaitis. B.J. Jenkins. Rhonda Sperry. Laura Zemaitis. Dee Dee Leven. Aimee Brokenshire J.V.: Aimee Brokenshire. Kate Thomas. Liz Turner. Jen Ferguson, Tracy Teitz. Dana Johnson. Rose Mastroianni. RfySnda Sperry up for the block. 115 GYMNASTICS The NHS gymnastics team qualified for the class S states this year. Despite their many difficulties with injuries, the girls made their season a very suc- cessful one, being victorious in a large number of meets. Having four captains on a team is not a familiar occurence, but Coach Rich Archambault seemed to feel that all of these girls were well deserving of the title. Senior Kathleen Borger had an extremely successful season, breaking the school record on the beam, and also qualifying for bars, beam, and all-around for states. Juniors Jody Haeusgen and Marie Perrucci both qualified for states with high scores on the bars. The fourth captain, Kris Ed- wards, also contributed significantly to the team with her performance on the bars and beam. Not to be forgotten is sophomore Valerie Barra, who qualified for states in the beam event. Other mem- bers helping the team were junior Jody Cooper, sophomore Colette Velky, Keri Beckly, Stacy Al- bizu and freshman Andy Walnes and Tanya Koles- nik. Choreographer for the team was senior Susan Andrews. Right: Kathel Borger concentrates on the beam. Coach Archambault Front row: Kathle Borger, Jodi Haeusgen, Marie Perrucci, Kris Edwards. Second row: Coach Eileen Lovett, Valerie Barra, Tanya Kolesnik, Andrea Waldness, Co- lette Velky, Jodi Cooper. Keri Beckly, Sue Andrews. Coach Archambault. Tanya Kolesnik jokes around during practice. Andrea Walness concen- trates on the bars. Valerie Barra poses on the beam Ma- rie Perrucci stands proud. WRESTLING The N.H.S. matmen ended the season with a 7-12 win loss record. With only 2 varsity starters re- turning for last season, it was definitely a rebuild- ing year. Led by co-captain seniors Jeff Jimmo and Mac Paoli, the chiefs finished third in the Pomperaug Christmas Tournament and a very re- spectable ninth place finish in the class “S” State Tournament. State Medalists included Jeff Jimmo 185, fourth place, Bob Barbour UNL fourth place and John Veech 105, third place. John went on to represent NHS at the state open. Other senior lettermen: Mike Gelada 126, Andy Chapman 132, Gordon Ferris 132, Rick Kern 138, Eric Dietz 155, and Jim Julian UNL. With a strong freshman showing, the 1987-88 team is looking forward to a super season. Right: Joe Scutero flips his opponent. Coach John Lawless Front row: Mike Gelada. Jeff Jimmo. Mack Paoli. Andrew Chapman. Joe Scu- tero. Ryan Taylor. Middle row: Gordon Ferris, John Veech. Rick Kern, Seth Chur- chill, Kevin McCormik. Chad Thibald. Back row: Eric Deitz. Matt Taylor, Helen, Christiansen. Garrett Yard. Bob Barbour. Richard Travers. Brett Morgan. Aimee Phillips. Erin Saari. Mr. Lawless. Brett Morgan awaits a word from his coach. Nonnewaug comes out on top again. Bob Barbour has the advantage. Joe Scutero with some fancy footwork. ; I V Ryan Taylor drags the opponent down. Andy Chapman contemplates victory. 119 CHEERLEADING The NHS Cheerleading squad raised the spirit of the players, the student body, and the fans. It took much dedication and hard work to accomplish precision along with enthusiasm and pep. The captains of the varsity squad were seniors Suzie Ferguson, Jill Cooney, and Kelly Honan. Other seniors leaving include: Marnee Whan, Erin McCormik, Kara Callendar, Lara Kolesnik, Steph- anie Fifield, and our mascot Michelle Veech. Kelly Honan shows some high flying footwork. Coach Cooney Front: Jill Cooney, Kelly Honan, Suzie Ferguson, Middle: Meg Jones, Michelle Veech. Kelly White, Back: Thea Ftandis. Kristen Vonderhorst, Marnee Whan. Kara Callendar. Mrs. Cooney. Meg Jones shows her spirit. Mi- chelle Veech - one little Indian. Kristen Vonderhorst really gets en- thused. Jessica Vitagliano ready to cheer. J.V.: Lori Gross. Mandy Quier. Jessica Vitagliano. Jen Duarte. Stephanie Fifield. Kim Honcharik Marnee Whan says “Yield”. 121 TOP LEFT:B.J. Barker and his girlfriend Valerie Barra share a moment of peace. Top right: Lara Kolesnik enjoys whale watching on the Freshman Cape Cod trip. Above: Bob Paterson and his pals make a human pyramid. Right: Dave Fagerquist and Jim Connely play guitar. 122 123 TALENT SHOW Top Left: Mrs. Taylor, Erika Gaudette. Aimee Phillips and Kelly Honan prepare for the festivities. Top Right: Matt Frisk concentrates on the keyboards. Above: Chris Suchiski performs an inspiring dance. Right: Andy O’Hazo and Seth Churchill, two good old country boys. I) ] 124 TALENT SHOW Below: Rick-Mueller plays some dance music for the grand finale. Right: Alicia Wilde ends a clever routine. 127 Liam Curtis, center stage. Dylan Magoun leads the pack of ‘‘Conrad haters . Dylan Magoun struts his stuff. Teen trio- Jill Cooney. Erin McCormik. and Stephanie Fifield. Ron Wolf and Steve George lift Conrad to a spectacular finish. BYE BYE BIRDIE IMAGINE.... Mickey Butkus without a hat Pete Valente without leather Kristin Bock with blonde hair Walt Steck without Chris Mazik Ron Wolf with size four shoe Rafe Churchill with hair Matt Mletzko without a basketball Suzie Ferguson without John Tracy Cole without Pete Valente Chris Donlon without a baseball Chrissy Story silent Donald Start stopped Todd Scarnati not flirting Rick Mueller without a keyboard Matt Doyle without hair B.J. Barker without a hackie sac Matt Fotter with his mouth shut Vin Avitable with a kind word Dave Tanuis with a new car Valerie Smith with short hair Dean Galligan without his keys Scoop without a baseball card Debbie Glover without a mirror Marnee Whan without a party Kathle Borger without a question Ali Thomas with a heavy metal tape Liz Megura without a giggle Steve without George David Duarte without camouflage Diana Bonaccorsi without baggie shorts Gail Beacock on time Sally Norelli not starting a new trend Tim Horn not being involved Kara Callendar getting only a B Cindy Rivera with short nails Norlyn Festa without a one track mind Liam Curtis without a joke Brian Schemanaur all grown up Lara Kolesnik without an excuse Jen Balsh in school Dylan Magoun without car troubles Jim Julian awake in class Jeff Linden with a positive attitude Rob Johnson without a computer Bob Paterson without a bike Paul Rebman with short hair Laura Whitlock without a cigarette Kelly Honan with one hair style Yvonne Milewski without horses Jean Wargo without a smile Darin Overton without his walkman Kelly Quinn without tie-die Krista Matsen without Phil Simms 132 Congratulations Class Of 1987 SILVER SPOONS INC. Catering - For Your Everyday And Elegant Occasions • Graduation Parties • Cocktail Parties • Showers Stags • Buffets • Testimonials • Memorial Services • Reunions • Anniversary Parties • Etc 329 Porter Ave. Middlebury, CT 06762 Call 758-8157 133 Below: Freshmen pose in Mrs. Strader's room. Right: Young B.J. Barker, Matt Fotter. and Todd Scarnati on thje Freshman Cape Cod trip. Below: Rich Collikio works on thje computer. Left: Diana Bonaccorsi thinking hard in Ms. Rickart’s class. Above: Norlyn Festa with her serious after-school look. Right: A very somber looking Kim Prokop takes a moment to be by herself. Left: A rather frightening looking Jon Jones. Below: Stuart Kimball with a devilish smile. Far Below: Kelly Urbanowitz and Sharon Brodeur set to run. DEDICATION... We dedicate this page to Mr. Edgar Buck who will be leaving NHS with us this year. Mr. Buck began teaching in 1956 at what was then Woodbury H.S.. He was the first and proved to be the only chairman of the Social Studies department. Throughout his 31 years of teaching, Mr. Buck gave his time unselfishly to his students. He always aimed to please and was looked up to by everyone. This intelligent, bright, caring human being has certainly made a lasting and favorable impression on the faculty and the students here at Nonnewaug. His leaving affects all of us and we will feel a great loss when he goes. GOOD LUCK FROM ALL OF US! 136 An open letter: My four years as advisor of the class of '87 have gone by so quickly, it does not seem so very long ago that I stood with your parents and friends and watched as you were graduated from Middle School. You were children then, nervous and giggling. Children you are no longer. I have had the special privilege and joy of being involved in the process that has turned you into young men and women. It has always been interesting. I think what has most impressed me is your amazing energy and enthusiasm. Whether setting up for a dance, rehearsing for A Christ- mas Carol, or dragging me down an inner tube ride at Action Park, you attacked any activity with contagious zeal. Your caring has also made a deep impression on me. Many of you have been together since Kindergarten, and your loyalty to eachother is outstanding. You have angered me at times, frustrated me on occasion. But more than anything else you have made me proud of your accomplishments and achievements. Now, working with “Bye Bye Birdie , I am struck by how talented and gifted you are. Rehearsals can be exhausting, but I usually leave the auditorium exhilarated by your performance. It has been said that teaching will either make you old or keep you young. The class of '87 has allowed me to feel the joy and excitement of youth, and for that I thank you. You take with you my affection and hopes for your happiness. I know you will do well. MaryAnn Martins CHIEFLY ANIMALS Heather Kopchik’s rabbit “Dinky”. Cindy DeLavergne cuddles with a pup from Vo-Ag. Loretta Norelli gives us her puppy dog eyes. Alan Oimet's cat Spot” tries to nap amidst the clutter. Custodial Staff: Art Boisvert, Paul Molson. Bob Dains, Tom Elliot. Alternative Ed.: Darlene Bouthot. Michelle Cole. Mike Quigley. Board of Ed.: Nora Risley. Jerry Buswell. Vincent Ganci, Superin- tendent Back row: George Ray- camp. Mary Jane LaBoudy, Ted Ryan. Linda Goodman. David Newell. 139 A cheerful Ali Thomas is inducted into the Honor Society. Dave Sorrentino and Matt Stephens get restless in class. Chuck Corollo gives his suave look. MimiCole gets some help from Mrs. Llodra. Chris Story and Mark New- bury share a touching moment. Jill Cooney and Diana Bonaccorsi show off their prom gowns. Laurie Comer- ford giggles on the phone. DONOR Mr, and Mrs. Edward Beuhler Hale’s Woodland Gardens Wholesalers Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scarnati Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corollo Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelada Baskin Robins The Churchills Mr. and Mrs. Honan Martin and Dorothy DeSomma Diane and Don Heavens Drug City Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Wright Mary Bignelli Larry Chiucarello James Morgan Jim and Sue Weed Joyce Hubbard Robert O’Sullivan Tara Rickart Elizabeth DiNord Barbara Losee Gene Wisniewski The Parkhouse Family Adam Korpalski The Linehans Joan Bulmer Steve Bignelli Pat Llodra Bill Davenport Bruno and Rita Hutter Nancy Becque Ron Yarusavage Robert Asman Paul Hadzima Helen Strader PATRON Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Parmelee Mr. and Mrs. Revere H. Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas Prospect Excavating Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeLaVergne Mr. and Mrs. Michael Skurat Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowles Phil’s Service Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phillips Helen Crosby and Family Jack Gretkowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leven Dr. and Mrs. Willian Cummings Jim and Polly Kacerguis Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Tolchin Mill House Antiques The Denominator Company Edgar Buck Timothy Cleary Dorothy Silverman Paula Herren Alex Thompson Chip Planz Congratulations Class Of ’87 Lots Of Luck For Your Future From SECURITY SYSTEMS 129 Main Street North Woodbury, CT 06798 264-4200 Office hours By appointment Phone (203i 263 3391 KENNETH L. BURKE O.D. PHIL’S STEAK LOBSTER HOUSE Congratulations Kim Galvin 1815 Watertown Avenue Watertown. Connecticut (203) 754-2149 Congratulations To The Class Of '87 175 MAIN STREET SOUTH WOODBURY CT 06798 From Mrs. Strader and THE YEARBOOK STAFF 145 Congratulations To The Class Of ’87 TEL. 264-0507 LENAHAN EXCAVATING, INC. P O. BOX 503 SOUTHBURY, CONN. 06488 (Eurtts House Conn’s ©Ibcst 3nn IBoniiburH - Built Before 1754 - (203) 253-2101 06798 Goo'D Ltcck; class o£ IAS7 Meadowbro_ ‘Plantation and Florf; 7S$- ItebS OPtrt moft-SpfT 8-t (SwM YOuR Oioe STOP GAfcOEN SHOP tOu.r£er SVock- Tf«eS +SWr SOD «r OR ASS -S££D 0HELICALS I FERTILIZERS STORAGE SHEDS kERosewE Heaters House.PLAOTS ir GIFTS COMPLETE. 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Tuev Thru Sji 10 AM to 5 PM (203) 263 4221 Zhe Hair Qailcry A FULL SERVICE UNISEX SALON HOURS MON - FRI 9 AM - 5 30 PM WOODBURY HAMLET SAT 8 AM - 4 PM MAIN STREET SO THURS 9 AM TO 7 PM WOODBURY CT 06798 WOODBURY FARM MARKET Main St. South Woodbury. CT. COMPLETE LINE OF WICKER FURNISHINGS VILLAGE WICKER JOHN AND SHIRLEY HARDlSTY SHERMAN VILLAGE WOODBURY. CONNECTICUT 06798 JCT. RT 6 64 (203)266 4297 Good Luck Class Of '87 ICE CREAM SHOP OF WOODBURY Charlie And Wendy White Main St. South - Jlij n± !Bxi daC (Emfiozcum PILGRIMS MALI • WOOOBURY, CONNECTICUT 06796 Telephone: (203) 263-5684 WED THtU FRI. 10A.M. - 8:00 P M. SAT 10 A M. - 4P.M. 8Y APPOINTMENT R v 283-5240 o 750-1452 149 Serving your financial needs for over 130 years. l L OUR CENTER OF , . . INTEREST IS YOU' The Banking Center Member FDlC Phillips Country Xitel� Restaurant Pie Shop PHONE 263-2516 WOODBURY, CONN OOMESTIC IMPORTED CHEESE • GOURMET FOODS GIFTS Nancy Ted Stoughton The Cheese Board 442 Mam Street South We are here to serve you all day Woodbury. CT 06798 203)263-4111 Dry Cleaning Shirts Laundered Shoe Repair Tailoring Monogramming Suede Leather Refinishing Imported Hand Knit Irish Sweaters Crafts SHERMAN VILLAGE • MAIN STREET SOUTH WOODBURY, CT 06798 263-4748 RTE. 6 • WOODBURY, CT 06798 • (203) 263-2207 150 THE GARDEN 84 Middleroad Tpk. Woodbury, CT BROOKSIDE INN 231 Oxford Road Oxford, CT 06483 888-2272 Italian Cuisine And Seafood Serving Lunch And Dinner 7 Days A Week Gas - Diesel Diagnostic Tune-up KEN’S HARDWARE DOM’S 670 South Main Street Used Cars Woodbury, CT 06798 Lynn's Corner - Rt 6 And 61 263-5999 Woodbury, Ct 06798 Repairs 263-0001 serviStar. BKTI11 ,KI I KM IIAKDWAWK 1.1 MMKK ' . II I Mil Cl.AS .1« HINSON 1 1 MAIN Slid.II' t MANACI.K 1 1.1 MI.I.III l IT ml? ,| -, I -1.1.-.-,.- Store Hours Monday-Friday 8-5:30 Saturday 9-5:00 Sunday 9-1:00 C.L. ADAMS CO. 47 Main Street South 1 Woodbury, CT. 06798 263-2151 RICHARD WOLFF 6, $0HS DAIRY CATTLE U S D A LICENSED BONDED Gasoline Groceries Snacks Izzo’s Woodbury Shell Food Mart 1514 MAIN STREET WOODBURY. CONN 06798 (203) 263-2294 (203) 263-2726 6 a.m. -10 p.m., 7 Days 24 Main Street North Woodbury, CT 06798 151 QGCE66(?aiE6 PLU6 contemporary clothing accessories 9 Pilgrims Mall (Lower Level) 428 Main Street South Woodbury. CT 06798 (203)266-0139 107 Danbury Road Copps Hill Common Ridgefield. CT 06877 (203) 438-3897 Congratulations MY BROTHER JOHN’S Main St.South WESTERN RED CEDAR INLAND RED CEDAR EASTERN WHITE CEDAR ATLANTIC WHITE CEDAR INCENSE CEDAR EASTERN WHITE PINE MAfivipi Windows 263-4441 MAZE DOUBLE DIPPED ZINC COATED NAILS TYVEK HOUSEWRAP Kenneth J. Norris Owner South Pomeraug Ave. Woodbury. CT 06798 152 263-2405 CALL FOR APPT. OL njanl HAIRCUTS STYLING PERMS FOR MIDDLE QUARTER MEN - WOMEN MAIN STREET AND CHILDREN WOODBURY, CT j FINE ART JEWELRY | tuM.-Ut.l04 2604316 pilgrims mail woodbury Congratulations On Your Accomplisments And Best Of Luck On Your Future Endeavors. WOODBURY POLICE DEPT. TOWNK APOTHKC ARY Kenneth Meads R.Ph. l ull Service Pharmacy (203) 266-5501 (203) 266-7801 Main St. Bethlehem. Conn. VOICES The Newspaper 154 Good Luck Class of 1987 from MILESTONE MOTEL Main St. South Alterations for the entire family The Village Tailor Shop Woodbury Hamlet Main St. South Woodbury, CT Hours: M, Tu, Th, Fr. ______ _ . . 10 4:30pm 263-0011 Sat 10-2 pm Wesley's of Woodbury Fine Quality Footwear Sherman Village 660 Main Street, South Woodbury, CT 06798 Cindy Kenicorthy (203)266-4041 Murray Bros. Garage Auto Repair Restoration 19 Bacon Pond Rd. Woodbury, CT 06798 203-263-4779 1 soc y A. J. Bozza President PLATING WASTE TREATMENT . ENGINEERING . REFURBISHMENT . INSTALLATION . RELOCATION SERVICES A T Engineering Associates, LTD 107 MIDDLE QUARTER. RT 6 WOODBURY. CT 06798 PHONE (203) 263-0265 Restaurant Specializing in Greek, Italian and American Cuisine Different Luncheon A Dinner Specials Daily 11 -� . Msa.-Ttara. 11-S .. 11U Main St. Sou� M.-MUSACMIm, 263-216S VeetMuy 155 168 Main St. SO. Box 428 Southbury Conn 06783 H.H. STONES SONS INC. Excavation Septic Systems Paint - Grain - Fertilizer - Hardware Garden And Farm Supplies Trucking Phone 264-6501 156 Kenneth Hammittj 4nti ?ues WOODBURY, CONNECTICUT 067)8 TAKE AN EGO TRIP xaue. GLORIA SINGLETON President 263-0807 [ {Jnc 60 Middle Quarter Mall Woodbury. CT 06798 —AMERICAN rfiANK OF CONNECTICUT Woodbury Hamlet, Main Street South Woodbury, Connecticut 06798 Good Luck To The Class Of 1987 the pilgrims mall bees nesir, inc. ■main st. woodbury, com, oerea JIM WEED Commercial Tree Sercice Fully Insured 700 Rimmon Road Country Clothing for Ladies, luniors Infants Seymour, CT 06483 203-888-7077 VILLAGE MARKET OF WOODBURY, INC. 690 Main Street South Woodbury, Connecticut 06798 Telephone (203) 263-3632 Woodbury insurance Agency Inc. 157 NEWTOWN SAVINCS BANK ... NEWTOWN SOUTHBURY BETHEL WOODBURY MAIN OFFICE: 39 Main St., Newtown 426-2563 BETHEL OFFICE: 106 Greenwood Ave. 744-3233 SOUTHBURY OFFICE: 3 Pomperaug Office Park 264-9882 WOODBURY OFFICE: 238 Main Street South 263-5629 tSJ EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Congratulations Class Of 1987 From Your New Friends In Woodbury 158 Compliments TEL 263-2331 lAFaye Fabric? MAIN STREET WOODBURY. CONNECTICUT EDITH A KNOX. PROP Of ST. PIERRE OIL C O., INC. Main St. So. Woodbury Mobil DOYON’S MOBIL SERVICE Junction Route 68 69 BOB DOYON Proapect. Connecticut 06712 (203) 758-4115 WOODBURY ELECTRONICS — PERSONAL SERVICE — ' Serving The Woodbury Southbury Area For Over 10 Years SALES A SERVICE TELEVISION • STEREO • ANTENNA NESDA Authorized Sales A Installation Conn. Lie. 001081 IQ ChannelMuter9 S«t«ate Reception Equip mint 263-3937 107 Main St. No. Woodbury CHARCOAL CHEF RESTAURANT Real Charcoal Broiling 670 N. Main Street Woodbury Hamburgers - Steaks - Seafood rviDsannovigsi VIDEO MOVIE RENTALS • COMPUTER SOFTWARE (203) 263-5455 139 MAIN STREET N JERRY UVA WOODBURY. CT 06798 TOWN COUNTRY GLASS CO. AUTO GLASS-CUSTOM MIRROR WORK GLASS FURNITURE TOPS - THERMOPANE WINOOW S SCREEN REPAIR - PLEXIGLASS TABLE CRYSTAL REPAIRED GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE ALSO STAINEO GLASS SUPPLIES 244 Mam St N Woodbury. CT VIN MIRABILIO Res 263-3529 159 Goodbye To The Class Of 1987 COUNTRY KETTLE 263-5373 230 Main Street Woodbury, CT 06798 Mon. - Sat. 6a.m. to 3p.m. Russ Peterson 160