Nonnewaug High School - Nonnewaug Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

NONNEWAUG HIGH SCHOOL 5 Minortown Road Woodbury, Ct 06798 Days Four years. Seems such a short period of time. These are the days. That will be the memories in our mind. Memories of friends. Of what we used to do, Of how we used to be, The times we all went through. Together we have grown. We have discovered who we are. Who would have known. That we could have come so far? Three scholars. B. J. Jenkins. Andy Chapman, and Fred Lemay. do what they do best. John Ruggerio daydreams in the Vo-ag office. The seventh period stretch. 2 color To Remember We leave here with our knowledge. With all our hopes, dreams and tears. We have realized These are the special years. We will always be one In the enjoyment we will find. Remembering these days, That will be the memories in our mind. Thea Eve Randis Tami Ferris captures Bob Wolff in the smoking area. Lori DeCosta doesn't understand. Jason West prays for the bell. Heather Kopchik and Holly Harmann share the best seat in the house. Mr. Davenport. Dan Swart. Steve Moffat. Kevin Knapp. andBen Lynn know how to drive trac- tors. Ken Swart and friend this little piggie came to Nonnewaug. color 3 •«a i' Todd Seliokas prefers Dartmouth over Universi- ty of Hartford. Kathleen Ring, and Dyan Volage after a tough day. She hung up on Matt Cheatham. 4 color color 5 Peter Jones prepares 10 run away. Jen Schaefer. Leslie Edwards. Laurel Bailey, and Gigi Cavanaugh catch the wave.” Jason Wilkes asks. Permit for what? Agricultural Elements Nick Grzywacz with his feet up after a hard day. Scott Maxwell's safety glasses have 5150 vision. Mr. Parkhouse. Brad McPougall. David Newell. Matt Geraci. Chad Thibault. and Chad Thibault illustrate safety in number. Bob Godkin. frank Gugliotti. and Chris Ocz kowski It's dirty work, but somebody's got to do it. Tom Edmonds. Ralph Kerr 3 munchos. 2 brown les. 2 milks and a goldrush bar. Tom. got any money??? 6 color color 7 Leave a tender moment alone Dana Johnson is a pro with a book or a ball. Amy Marians and Jodi Haeusgen discover Health and Beauty aids. Nick Grzywacz and Tami Lerris share friendship and homework. Steve Caisse will be there eventually. 8 color Tammy Burbank. Linda Barre. Karrie Norton, and Kelly Lenahan pal around in the locker room. Liz Turner thinks art is a serious matter. So. David Jenks. what nationality are those baby blues? Lisa Garms and Tami Terris lay it all on the line. Joe Scutero and Brian Motes don’t do windows. color 9 A Spare Minute Trouble comes in threes. 10 color Seth Churchill What's in the bag Seth?' Computers with Joe Janei. Matt Frisk is adapting to the American way of life. Laurie Davies and Tammy Clark don't care be- cause they're already late. color II Kevin McCormick- Working???? Angela Clyde. Angela Ciriello. Michelle Dubos. and Lisa f-owler Show us your Honors Society pride! Roxanne Hinckley. Negar Mahooti. Marie Per- rucci. and Meg Jones get together at Meg's. Kim Pease. C. B. Hart. Bob Delija. Jeff Meyer. Bryan Battaglia, and Bob Satterlee explain to Ms. Rickart. Math is life!” 12 color Nina Moran- Aro wo having fun yot? Tina Bensavage. Mrs. Hall. Eileen Burns, and Mo lissa Wylong do a little work and havo a lot of fun. Kim Prokop and Marj Smith shopping???? % Eiloen Galvin wants hor homework to go away. color 13 Happy Hour Tom tdmonds. Kim Wilson. John Rugger 10. Ralph Kerr. Tami Ferris. Jen Neal and Nancy Stockman look at a worm Nancy found. Mrs. Strader's lively Senior bnglish class. Stephen Bock. Brian Birke. Chris Gage, and B.J. Byrne think gym is no sweat. 14 color Cheryl Hailey and Danielle Ruppert lake a break after class. Beisy Freer. Chris Evans. Malinda Edgecomb. Heather Evans. Dyan Volage. Valerie Barra So. this is the dining room! Heather Bowman and Roxanne Hinckley pose at a fair. Sandy Barre and Forrest Higgins- need we say more ? David Jenks has pensive thoughts on Walden Pond. Marcy Wylong and Pam Megura Who says sum- mer ends when school begins? color 15 Heather Bowman feels life’s a picnic. Adrian Antico and Dylan Barnes share time and a picture. Seth Churchill models his cool shades. Jessica Vitagliano searches for some di- Mike Mignone. Dave Barbino. and Tom Mastroianni with their rection. college enthusiam. 16 color Administration Mr. Robert Asman. Principal Mrs. E. Patricia Llodra. Vice-Principal Mrs. Mary Bignelli. Secretary Mrs. Debbie Santoro. Secretary 18 Administration Board of Education: Paul D. Hinckley. William V. Grickis Jr.. Mary Jane LaBoudy. Vincent L. Ganci. Victor J. Allan. George Rehkamp. Jane T Kendrick, and David Newell, missing from photo Clark Griswold. Mr. Vincent L. Ganci. Superintendent Kitchen Staff: Susan Zane. Pam Groben. Joan Tannuis. Sal Felice. Dawn Duff, and Dot King. Custodial Staff: Craig Platt. Bob Dains. Tom Elliot. administration 19 Oh. Salul. Mr. Bignelli! Mr. Casagrande deep in thought Francis Besancon Science Chairman Fermez la bouche. Stephen Bignelli Foreign Language Chairman En Francais. you banana. Rae Brier English Your next speech is due in 3 days. Joan Bulmer Physical Education We have three minutes left until class ends. Angelo Casagrande Social Studies don't know anything about field hockey 20 Larry Chiucarello Math Seen anyone at McDonald’s lately? Gail Chriss Science Lab Technician Put on your safety glasses, please! Tim Cleary Math It depends on who you are. Liz de Niord Special Education that the choice you're making? Leonard Ferris Industrial Arts Come on you guys! Stephen Fogliano Math Department How was your weekend? Awesome!!! Dana Ford English know what I'm doing! MaryLou Cofrancesco Foreign Language I feel a primal scream surging from my heart center. Bill Davenport VO-AG Department Let's get serious here. Judi Davis Art Department I don't want to see those baby blues! (Theatre arts relaxation exercises) Sue DeCausemacker Computer Coordinator The attention span of a computer is only as long as its electrical cord. Behind those glasses is really Ms. Davis Mrs. deNiord does her summer cleaning before school starts Ms. Cofrancesco and Kim Prokop give a primal scream J • Mrs. Gajewski at work in the library Mrs. Gugliotti flashes a smile Mr. Hadzima and his pen contemplate the next step Paul Hadzima Social Studies Chairman Honor Society Meeting Wednesday! 22 Liz Fuller VoAg Go take care of the horse! Patricia Hall Business That will cost you a ruckle. Rena Gugliotti Foreign Language Vamos a repasar. Paula Herren Home Economics fall put it away Deborah Fray Special Ed. Aide Pretty cheeky, eh? Susan Hageman Science Come on. people! Cynthia Gajewski Librarian Reading to the mind is what exercise is to the body. Bill langellotti Music Pack it upI Sharon Lavatori Special E No Bigee! Ray Judd Business Chairman Accounting is never boring! Joe Kennedy English Chairman Okay. Gang...(underline) John Lawless Phys. Ed Seniors■ You know and you know you know. 23 Mrs. Lavery Science Go see Mrs. Cummings about the test tube money you owe her! Adam Korpalski English Make a note of that. Mr. Ferris and Mr. Linehan discuss matters of state. 'I can't seem to get these ants off my shirt. Mrs. HerrenP. said Mrs. Losee. MaryAnn Martins English Yolanda-the Princess of the huture... Pal McShea Social Studies Have lost you? Are you with me? Matt Minor Special Ed Chairman O K. guys, out of the trees! George Liebowitz CWE Seen any good Dead shows lately? George Lyman VoAg never say that! Mark Linehan Social Studies Gee. that's too bad! Barbara Losee Business Have a nice day. people. Chip Planz Math Chairman I'm really psyched about this ah ha problem! Vic Plourde Math You've got two things against ya kid... Ron Pollaro Guidance can't make up your mind. Karen Prince Guidance The SAT's are not important. Mr. Planz adds his dulcet tones to math class You're late! Get to homeroom! Jim Paniati Math Don't forget to bring in your ski trip deposit! Jim Morgan Social Studies Bob O'Sullivan Phys Ed Let's go. lads and lassies! Roger Parkhouse I.A. A.V. Hey Garbonzo. intramurals on Wednesday! ...according to Mr. Morgan... Is math really that amusing. Mr. Plourde? Wide eyed wonderment, eh Mrs. Strader? Are you sure you have a pulse? , asks Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Lavatori. Mrs. Fray and Mrs. Silverman get ready for the first day of school. Tara Rickart Math Plug and Chug X over puffball equals... 7 Maria Sortito Foreign Language Bon jour, ca va? 26 Nancy Saggese Special Ed Alt. Ed can't think with all this noise! Phyllis Story Special Ed Alt. Ed found a new outfit to match my green shoes! Dot Silverman Special Ed Send in the Clowns! Kathy Sobolewski Science This microscope costs more than your weekly allowance. Flelen Strader English must be crazy to do yearbook again! Michele Taylor Nurse Did you eat this morning? Mr. Wisniewski followed by a student Mr. Thomson catches up on his studying Mrs. Toddhunter and her tools of knowledge Ron Yarusavage English ...and if I EVER catch you with Cliff's Notes... Marie Ziello Social Worker Alex Thomson Vo-Ag Chairman Caroline Hunter Library Aide No one who can read is ever success ful at cleaning out the attic. Suzanne Weed Vo-Ag Do you have your offical dress? Gene Wisniewski Vo-Ag These are pieces parts. Prophecy Well, here we are on June 15.1998, and the Class of 1988 is together again for the Tenth Year Reunion. Class advisors Mrs. Lavery and Ms. Rickart are directing the whole thing. At first, they could not de- cide where to have this gala event because they had a few choices-, either Mike Denniger’s $50 million estate, or Karl Gegenbach’s beautiful island on the equator. But. for sentimental reasons, they decided to have it at Nonnewaug High School. Some of our classmates didn’t have to travel very far to attend. Two of them. Eileen Burns and Lori Charett who both arrived with their husbands, are teaching at Nonnewaug. Others married and still living in Woodbury are Linda Bishop. Sloane Byrne. Angela Clyde and Jody Cooper. Seth Churchill and Tim Higley are carpenters here still. Bobby Pinard is in the house renovation business and lives in his house way out in the woods of this fine town. To our surprise, we found out that Meredith Selby. Amy Madans. and Kelly White decided to go into a convent right here in town. Everyone was shocked and never expected a change like that! Meredith keeps the convent clean while Amy lectures on procrastination. Kelly is the Mother Superior for the order. For entertainment. Andy O'Hazo and his band played their newest songs for the class. Kurt Berglund played his album of jazz. Matt Frisk, back from Sweden, played some of his now famous keyboard al- bums. While all this music was going on, Steve Dodge and Jim Dauten waited in their limo with their drinks and eight girlfriends each! We walked around to see all the faces we could recognize. Then we sat by the window to talk to Tim Corsi and his wife about their business. We saw Devin Callaway drive up in his 1997 Ferrari. He now lives in Beverly Hills where he spends his time soaking up some serious rays. Next to arrive were Chris Jones, Marge Smith, and Scott Thomas. They showed up in their Bermuda shorts, and had to leave their average suburban lives and shut off their Weber grills so they could be here. We heard Scott Ferris was arrested with a few of his mercenary friends in South America, so he could not attend. In attendance though was Dave Jenks, now a lawyer with a million dollar house and a new BMW. who was going to defend Scott. Good Luck! To our surprise, we noticed Negar Mahooti weighing in at nearly X)0 pounds, having put the Cadbury Chocolate Company out of business. When other guests arrived, we found out that many had come down from the north. Pat Callahan came from Massachusetts in his Lamborghini Countach to tell us about his engineering career. He is working on an engine that consumes no energy. Tami Ferris and Ralph Kerr are married with six children and living in Maine. Lisa Garms, also down from Maine, is working as a Veterinary Assistant. Valerie Hirschman came down from Vermont where she is living with her husband and two children in their dream log cabin. Cheryl Delacey and her hus- band Aaron and two children came from Massachusetts, as did Sandy Blakeman with her husband and three children. We learned that John Ruggerio is somewhere in the Maine woods. Enough from the North. From the South, we had Bob Wolff and Nancy Stockman arrive. They are now married and teaching their kids to rodeo. Nick Grzywacz is also in the South, Tennessee, to be exact. Andy Chapman, a real Dixie resident is also an engineer, but no one knows of what. The classmates who arrived by ship were Mike DeCourtin from Switzerland, and John DiLorenzo from Alaska. Speaking of ships, Angela Ciriello was showing everyone pictures of the wonderful places she has visited in her job as cruise director for a major cruise line. From the Hawaiian Islands we had marine biologists Kirsten Wuestefeld and Thea Randis. Thea is working for the government and is still a Yankee fan. Heather Evans came up from the Caribbean with her famous aviator husband and three children. Chris Evans showed up with his Mets uniform and said, My hot tub and two children are beautiful. Tom Edmonds then told us that he now owned his own landscaping business and spent part of the year in CT and the winter months in Florida. Oh. by the way. all the beautiful floral arrangements were supplied by Alison Jones from her own florist shop. We found Dyan Volage and she said she was still several planes above reality, but had also traveled the world extensively and become an antropologist. The fifty pizzas that everyone enjoyed eating were brought by Jason West, now living in Bethlehem and owning his own pizzaria there. Even though we didn’t have the reunion at Mike Denninger’s. he still came to the party. We found out that he and Nicole Laux are still dating. About the same time. Jodi Haeusgan and her husband Ja- son R. arrived in their new Corvette. We saw Jackie Maler who made it to the party even though it isn’t easy to get away from her job with the state. Cheryl Hamlin talked to us about her years at Col- orado State University. Also from Colorado we had Kevin Mallett. already rich and retired, and the most highly paid ski instructor in the state. Mike Mignone. Tom Mastroianni showed us beautiful pictures of the new house he designed himself. Scott Maxwell was there to use his skills and tape the whole event with his T.V. equipment. We had the Surgeon General of the United States himself, excuse us. herself among us. Yes, it was none other than Kim Prokop. Others we talked to were Jen Neal and Sarah Sebastian. They both married rich. Alma Smith told us of her marriage and sucessful career in science. We had a couple of psychologists in the crowd. Malinda Edgecomb and Melissa Skidd. Both are married and living well. Michelle Dubos finished work on her running shoe which doesn’t cause callouses and blisters, and expects to rake in big bucks on the idea. Jon Dobson told us about his lovely house in the country. Lisa Bowles had to make her way through reporters who wanted to talk to her about her very successful off-Broadway show. We had a couple of flyers in the crowd. Tammy Clark from the Air Force was quoted as saying. Yes, I am still single. Chris Lewis now owns his own major airline. Erik Lindstrom is also flying aircraft. Barbara Jenkins filled us in on her marketing and advertising business which is. of course, doing very well. She's married and has alot of horses. Kim Wilson also has horses and her own stable. She and Billy are doing very well and have two lovely children. Lori DeCosta is also working with horses, but in New York. She’s happily married and her two children each have their own pony. No one could believe that Joe Timm is now a Wall Street stockbroker. Laurie Varecka told us she was still searching for a cure for cancer. Susan Thorndike mentioned that she was teaching kindergarden. Kim Quinnan is now an executive in a major business firm. Ken Swart told us all about his farm in New Milford. We were all very proud of Alicia Wilde when we found out that she was a counselor for abused children. Chris Mace turned out to be a very successful pediatrician. Gail Hatfield is in the field of Animal Health, happily married, and living in the country. Rory Geddes told us about his construction business. He took over for his father and is doing very well. He is married and has three children. Frank Gugliotti, also in construction, is still living in Prospect and is still single and partying. Rounding out the happily marrieds with no financial difficultes and lots of children are Jessica Vitagliano, Kim Honcharik, Julie Duff, and Stacy Glander. We talked to Amanda Willard, living way out in the woods. Kira Gaenzler, somewhere over the rainbow chasing a dream, Jen Quesnel who has gone mobile, and Will Mahon is as far as he can go. Betsy Freer showed up modeling one of her newest hairstyles. Probably the most celebrated alumni are Julie Richardson who discovered a cure for AIDS, has won three Nobel prizes, is the hostess of her own talk show, and is making millions on her autobiography, and Steve Caisse, now the Prime Minister of England. To those of you who couldn’t attend, best wishes. See you in another ten years!!! Senior 31 SENIORS I 9 8 8 FIRIK ANDERSON Eurekan. Olie. Rock FFA. Cross Country. Track Every man is the builder of a temple. called his body. - Thoreau Make the most of what you've got and give it your all. DAVID ANTHONY BARBINO Track-1.2.3.4 7 gotta admit that I'm a little bit con- fused. Sometimes it seems to me as if I'm just being used. Gotta stay awake, gotta try and shake off this creeping malaise. If I don't stand my own ground, how can find my way out of this maze? -Pink Floyd SANDRA MICHELLE BARRE San. Joset. Canary Barre, sis FFA 4. Kansas City delegate. Block Secretary 1.2; Historian 3; Senior Sec- retary; parli. pro..3; Valentine Dance Chairperson 2 There 's a time for everything we do. when it's over we move on just memories remain and I'll still re- member when all else is gone. For me to think just have to breathe. In this world where nothing stays the same, memories will. JILL KENNERLY BEAUCOCK Pee wee Chorus I.2.3.4; Select I; Berkshire I I'll teach you to swim. I'll teach you to try. I'll teach you to laugh, but not to cry. I'll teach you to trust me. when you think I lie. I'll teach you to love me. until we die. ''-Prince KURT ALAN BERGLUND A.F.S. I; Berkshire League Band-2.3.4; Pep Band-3.4; Pit Band-1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 1.2 This ain't no party, this ain’t no dis- co. this ain't no foolin' around... - Talk ing Heads Light years here, light years now. the kaleidoscope turns and yet. somehow. see starlight in your eyes... -Chick Corea 32 seniors ROBERT E. BARBOUR Bob. Bobo. Ram-Bobo Soccer J.V. 1.2,3; Track J.V. I. Var sity 2.3.4; A.V. 3,4; Sound technician 2.3.4; Wrestling Varsi- ty I.2.3.4 This is the time to remember, cause it will not last forever. Billy Joe! LINDA BISHOP Jo Anne Slick (with the sticks) Only got one life to live. I’m gonna live it-Oh yeah. Some peo- ple say I go too far. don t care. I'm reaching for the stars. Gonna climb that ladder to the top. Nothin ‘ can stop me now. Well look out world 'cause here I come-Oh yeah -Kiss SANDRA LYNN BLAKEMAN Sam. Sambo. Blake FFA 1.2.3.4; Floriculture 3.4; VO-AG 1.2.3.4 Who will you run to when it all falls down? Who's gonna pick your world up off the ground, who's gonna take away the tears you cry? Who's gonna love you babe, as good as l? -Heart MOIRA EILEEN BURNS Eileen. Moira. Pumpkin. Elaine. Ei Volleyball 1.2.3 Capt. 4,$oftball l,2;S.A.D.D. 3.4,Jr. Class Play 3;Sr. Class Play 4;Class Council 2.3.4-.Student Council 4 To my teachers. I thank you. You've given me needed strength and confidence. To my friends. I love you. all of you . Without your love I never would have made it. Thank you for all you have given me. Someday it will be returned - M.E.B LISA MARIE BOWLES Li. Cat Eyes Chorus 1.2.4; Northern 1,2,4� Select 1.2.4; Berkshire 4-. Volleyball 2 Cinderella Man. hang on to your plan. Try as they might they cannot steal your dreams. Rush You can paint the future but first you have to want to. Pat Benetar Let me love you with heart and soul: and guide you to the endless light. SLOANE BYRNE HE A THER L YNNE BOWMAN Hedge. Hedley. H.B. Field Flockey 1.2; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee; AFS I was once like you are now and know that it's not easy to be calm when you found something going on. But take your time, think of every- thing you’ve got. for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. -Cat Stevens STEVEN CAISSE Steve Debate Club 3.4; Ski Club 4 My life is the street where I walk Lou Reed SHARON ELAINE BRODEUR Brod's. Elaine. Cupcake Cross Country V 1,2.3 Capt. 4; Winter Track I.2.3.4; Track V 1.2 Capt. 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Class Council. Yearbook. Prom Committee. AFS 3.4. Secretary 2-. Ski Club 1.4 Though there may be sins I will re- gret. still I'm getting closer. I don't have all the answers yet. but I'm get- ting closer. Billy Joel PATRICK KEVIN CALLAHAN The Gatekeeper of Gozer Ski Club 1.4; Class Council I.2.3.4, Stu- dent Council 1.4. Bd. of Ed. Represen- tative 4; Wrestling 1.2; Golf 1.2; Jr. Class Play 1.3.4, Sr. Class Play 4, Gov- ernor’s Youth Leadership Conference Representative 4, Fencing V 1.2 Capt. 3.4, Cornbowl Team 4-. Prom Committee 4 Just leave a message. Maybe I'll call. Joe Walsh Seniors-33 SETH JAMES CHURCHILL Mountain Man Wrestling. 3.4 Varsity; Soccer 3.4 Var- sity; Basketball I; Track 1.2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play '7 can go anyway when I choose. I can live anyhow win or lose. I can go any- where for something new. Anyway. Anyhow. Anywhere I choose. I can do anything-run along. I can talk anyhow - and get along. I can get anyway-l'll never lose. Anyway. Anywhere. Any- how choose. - The Who ANGELA MARIE CIRIELLO Ang. Angie Junior Class Play 1.3; Senior Class Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Council 1.2.3.4; Student Council 4; National Honor So- ciety 3.4; AES 1.4; Prom Committee The journey of a thousand miles be- gins with a single step. LAO TSE The mountains of truth you never climb in vain. -Nietzsche No bird soars too high. If he soars with his own wings. - William Blake ANDREW BRIGHAM CHAPMAN Southernman Wrestling 1.2.3. capt. 4; Cross country 2; Golf 1.2.3.4; Student Council Presi- dent 4 Go live life as you find it. the best that you can. Tomorrow cannot fight the wrong. Don't wait for tomorrow to bring you your dreams, cause by the time you get there, they're gone. - Willie Nelson ANGELA DAWN CLYDE Whimper. Angie. Ange Varsity Volleyball 2.3.4; Drama Club; National Honor Society; Class Council; Select Singers; Chorus Adam fell that men might be: and men are. that they might have a joy. -Book of Mormmn. 2 Nephi 2:25 What is this I hear of sorrow and weariness. Anger...drooping hopes? Degenerate sons and daughters. Life is too strong for you-lt takes life to love life. -Ed- gar Lee Masters TAMMY LYNN CLARK Nina. Tab. Blondie FFA I.2.3.4-. Parliamentary Procedure I; Spirit Club 2; Freshman Class Council; J.V. Cheerleading 1.2; J.V. Cheerlead- ing Captain 2 I don't know where I’m going. But I sure know where I've been. Hanging on the promises in songs of yester- day. an' I've made up my mind. I ain't wasting no more time. But. here go again. Here I go again. Whitesnake LORI CHARETT trip. Crash FFA I.2.3.4; Student Council Rep. 4 You must do the thing you think you cannot do. -Eleanor Roosevelt DEVIN P CALLAWAY We can walk our road together if our goals are all the same. We can run alone and free if we pursue a different aim. Let the truth be lighted, let the love of truth shine clear. Sensibility armed with sense and liberty. With the heart and mind united in a single perfect sphere. Rush DAVID A. CAMP Vo Ag 4, FFA 4 Life is sometimes very short. But yet very sweet. Life is sometimes very long, but yet very hard. Life should always be lived to its fullest extent. So pursue all your goals and make all of your dreams come true. And fulfill your dreams to their fullest extent. 34 JOHNATHAN COCHRANE CANDICE CONBOY Can 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'll fly. and smiles you'll give and tears you 'II cry. and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. • Pink Floyd JODY ELIZABETH COOPER Volleyball I-. Gymnastics V-I.2.3.4� Track 1.4s Prom Committee 4s Spirit Club U, AES 1.2, Sr.Class Play 4 7 wish were magic-id magically find, a secret passage traveling through space and time to far away places that I've only seen in story- books and picture shows and in my dreams. Because wishes are magic and wishes have wings, the sky's full of wishes when the whole world sings. -Anonymous PAIGE G. CRONIN EBLA 2.4 It used to make me so fed up. people are always asking me what are you now that you've grown up? Exactly what I want to be. Spent a little time in school wishing I were someone else having fun and act- ing cool. I just want to be myself. Huey Lewis JAMES A. DAUTEN In my rear view mirror the sun is going downi sinking behind bridges in the road. I think of all the good things that we have left undone. The rusty wire that holds the cork that keeps the anger in gives way and suddenly it's day again. The sun is in the East even though the day is done. Two suns in the sunset could mean the hu- man race is run. Roger Waters-Pink Floyd Music L TD. LAURA LYNN DAVIES Lori. Lor F.F.A. 1.2.3.4� Floriculture 3.4 Reach for the Golden Ring. Reach for the sky. Baby, just spread your wings. We'll get higher and higher, straight up we'll climb. We'll get higher and higher, leave it all behind. ■ Van Halen TIMOTHY CORSI Tim. Duck Vo-Ag I.2.3.4� FFA I.2.3.4� Vet Science 3.4 I've had the time of my life. no. I've never felt this way before. Yes. I swear it’s the truth, and I owe it all to you. -Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes LORI DE COSTA Lori, airhead. Dizzy, motormouth. hootiers Student Council 1.4� FFA 2,3,4 We the willing led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the un- grateful. We have done so much for so long, with so little, we are now quali- fied to do anything with nothing. semors 35 MICHAEL DE COURTIN Wizard of Death When you don’t like your situation, you can either leave it or else you overthrow it. You can't just sit around and whine about it. People are just aware of your voice, they don't really get aware of you. -Jim Morrison MICHAEL B. DENNINGER Mike Having reached the end of space, you look across the wall and there's more space. Paul McCartney JOHNATHAN T. DOBSON Jon. Johnny B. Baseball 3.4; Capt. 4 We re all skating on the thinnest of ice. Got to take it as it comes. In a world that is not so very nice. Got to take it as it comes. 36 semors CHERYL ANNE DELACEY F.B.L.A. 3.4; Yearbook 4; Smoking Area Committee 3. Ski Club I Nobody's really sure just what they wanna be but everybody has a place and time-chance to live-a need to find, we’ve all got something that we care about. I propose-you find it out... Billy Squier We sailed on together-we drifted apart, and here you are by my side.... Journey MICHELLE DUBOS Mish. Mishi. Shell. Doobis. Doobs X-country 1.2 V-3.4; Track I.2.3.4; Na- tional Honor Society 3.4; Math Club 3.4 The true nature of things, truth it- self. can be revealed to us only by fantasy, which is more realistic than all the realisms. Eugene Ionesco It is not doing what we like, but liking what we do that makes life complete. STEVEN MARK DODGE Tennis 3.4 Everyone is searching for the mean- ing of our life. Reading 'bout the hell and heaven, believing all those lies. Look upon yourself, imagine you are two. Power lies within the truth. Can't you see. it s clear like a mirror. It's all within, what you are searching for. - Yngwie J. Malms teen MALINDA EDGECOMB M.E.. Ma Yearbook Committee 4; Class Play 4 I say aye-Goodbye to romance yeah-Goodbye to friends. tell ya- Goodbye to all the past. guess that we'll meet, we'll meet in the end. -Ozzy JULIE LYNN DUFF Jul Basketball Manager 2.3.4; Cross Coun try Manager 3; Track Manager 2; Band 1.2.3.4; Pit Band 2; Pep Band I; Jazz Band 2; AFS 1.2 co-president 3.4; Prom Committee 4 When you have a dream, don't let anything dim it. Keep hoping, keep trying the sky is the limit I TOM EDMONDS Wang Chung PEA 1.2.3.4; Landscaping 3.4 I’d rather push a Chevy than drive a ford. DAWN ELIZABETH ERRICO Magic moon. I'm learning to fly. I'm ready to drift away ever so high. Be- yond the silver clouds Into the starry night lifting me up so high. Let me fly. O' magic moon. -Peter Wolf CHRISTIAN THOMAS EVANS Chris. Ace. Lenny Baseball 3.4 Capt. 4-. Freshman Basket- ball; Track I; Landscaping 3.4; PFA 3.4 When you play the game of life. It's a full contact sport. It s not whether you win or lose, it's how you go about do- ing it. Unknown i n j i n m HEATHER SUZANNE EVANS Headly. Heater. Little One Yearbook 4. Debate Team I; PBLA 4; Prom Committee; Senior Class Play; Baseball Manager 4 For long you will live and high you fly. All you touch and all you see. is all your life will ever be. -T.L. To make your dreams come true. You have to believe in yourself or no one will believe in you. -Kelly SCOTT S. PERRIS Rebel I'm not a prisoner. I'm a free man. live my life where I want to. Don't care where the past was. I know where I'm going. ''-Iron Maiden Rise up. gather round...Rock this place to the ground. Burn in' up! Let's go for broke. Watch the night go up in smoke '-Def Leppard TAMARA LYNNE PERRIS Tami. Penny. Tamer PPA 3.4; PBLA 2; Livestock Judging Team 3 Up until now. I've learned to live without love, like a ship without a sail wandering aimlessly lost. I never knew how it felt to lose my control but. now that I found you. this is all so new. You and me. we've got destiny. Starting tonight we ll be together. Ann Murray LISA FOWLER Lis. Whiner Class Council 1.2.3.4; Drama Club LDessert Theater I; National Honor So- ciety 3.4; Sr. Class Play For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son. that who- soever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved. (John 3J6-I7) BESTY JEAN FREER Bet. Bets. Bethy PBLA 1.3.4; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Play Making your way in the world today takes everything you've got. Taking a break from all your troubles sure would help alot. You 'd like to go where the peo- ple all know, people are all the same. You'd like to go where everybody knows your name. -Cheers seniors 37 MATTIAS FRISK Matt I may appear to be constantly out of reach. I'm not trying to say I'll have it all my way. I'm always willing to learn when you e got something to teach, and I'll make it all worthwhile. I’ll make your heart smile. Depeche Mode KIRA GAENZLER FFA 3.4 When you're strange, faces come out of the rain...no one remembers your name. - The Doors Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places, if you look at it right. - The Dead I'll see you on the dark side of the moon -Pink Floyd LISA ANNE GARMS Quack. Lis FFA 3.4; Track l; Band I The Unicorn is a creature of mystery and faith, not a specimen to be caged. Indeed when these pages have crum- bled into dust it is the mystery that will endure and not the explanation. • Author Unknown LESLEY JEAN GAUDIOSI Les. LJ. Lestickers Softball I. Captain 3; French Club 1,3; FFA 3.4; Horseback Riding I.3.3.4; All-Star Softball 1.3 Captain; Mardi Gras 1.3.3 It doesn't matter how far apart we are. But how close we stay. RORY JOHN GEDDES Red Soccer J.V.I. V 3; Baseball JV 1.3 V 3.4; Math Club 1.3; FBLA I; AFS 1.3 A knight there was. and that a worthyman. that from the very time he first began to ride abroad, had loved high chivalry, truth, and all hon or. freedom, and courtesy Geoffrey Chaucer, the Knight JAMES GERACI The Phantom Rocker. Jim Machine Tool I; Auto Mech 3; Smoking Area Committee 3; OOAK 4 Take your time, don't live too fast. Troubles will come and they will pass. You can't say they won t, we all know it's true. No matter where you hide, they'll always find you. V STACY MARIE GLANDER Stace Yearbook Committee 4; Senior Class Play What your heart has once cherished, you will never lose. Author Unknown ROBERT JAMES GODKIN Reeglet. BG . Bob FFA 1.3.3.4. Sophomore Block Sentinel My kind of action is country re laxing -Hank Williams Jr. 38 seniors DAVID M. GRAF Dave Ski Club k Track 2; National Honor Society 3.4 Breathe. breathe in the air. Don't be afraid to care. Leave, but don't leave me. Look around, choose your own ground. For long you live and high you fly. And the smiles you'll give and the tears you'll cry. and all you touch and all you see. is all your life will ever be. -Pink Floyd FRANK M. GUGLIOTTI Spot. Boots. Ogie Doggie. Gug. Ginzo. Frankie. Little Echo FFA l.2.3.4.$ophomore Block Re porter 2 Woke up this mornin'. tastin' Jim Beam hold in the answers to some old boys dream. Got a bad reputa tion. guess I'm made like wire, like my whiskey on Ice an' my women on fire. From Memphis to Mobile I played all the dice. Lord knows I m lucky just to still be alive. Hank Williams Jr. SANDRA J. GRAY Student Council 1.2.3.4. Board of Edu cation Rep. 4� Volleyball J.V. 1.2. V 3.4; National Honor Society� Dessert The- atre-. Senior Class Play To see a world in a grain of sand. And a heaven in a wild flower. Hold infinity in the palm of your hand. And eternity in an hour. ■ Auguries of In- nocence -William Blake JODI LYNN HAEUSGEN Volleyball I Varsity 2.3.4 Capt. 4-. Var- sity Gymnastics 1.2.3.4. Capt. 3.4; Track 1.2� Senior Class Play; Class Council 2.3.4; Prom Committee Sing with me. sing for the years, sing for the laughs and sing for the tears. Sing with me. it's just for today, never tomorrow the good lord will take you away. So dream on. dream until your dreams come true. Aerosmith ERIN HYDE GREEN Ewin. Erwin Tennis V-1,2.3.4; Field Hockey JV I.2-. Class Council I.2.3.4; Student Council I.2.3.4; AFS I.2.3.4; Spirit Club 2.3.4 '7 know nothing stays the same, but if you're willing to play the game, it will be coming around again. -Carly Simon CHARLES BRAUMAN HART C.B.. Ceeb. B.C.. Beast Baseball 2.3.4; Tennis I; Soccer I; De- bate Club I; FBLA I Be the hunter and the hunted, keep your target in your sight. Don't be side tracked or shunted. Let pretend- ers feel your bite. And if you start to slide, never show you're weak. Re member what you're fighting for. Re- member what you seek... Dee Snider. Twisted Sister NICHOLAS GRZYWACZ Nick. Nicky. Nickoli. Nicker. Nick- aroo. Graywitt FFA I.2.3.4� Conservation 3.4 Got the Pedal to the floor, our lives are running faster. Got our sights set straight ahead but I ain’t sure what we re after. Flirtin' with disaster. ya'II know what I mean. I don't know what you plan to be. all I know is we choose our own destiny. Molly Hatchet DREW HASSINGER Drewber. Big D Soccer I; Ski Club Life is so strange with it's changin' yes indeed. Well. I've seen the hard times and the pressures ’ been on me. But I keep on work in’ like a work in' man do. and I've got my act together, gonna walk all over you. -Lynard Skynard If the sun refused to shine. I will still be loving you. If mountains crumble to the sea. there will still be you and me. Led Zeppelin seniors GAIL HATFIELD FORREST P. HIGGINS H.man H FFA 1.2.3.4� Vo-Ag I.2.3.4 With a little bit of luck and alot of prayer, a country boy can survive. TIMOTHY A. HIGLEY Tim”. Timmy”. Higgles Woods 1.2.3.4 All my memories from those days come gather 'round me. What I'd give if they could take me back in time. Oh. it almost seems like yesterday. Where do the good times go? -Kenny Rogers U;. r V I KIMBERLY MARIE HONCHARIK Kim. Stripes! Cheerleading 3.4; Senior Class Play '77s not over ‘til it's over...it's not over 'til it's the end. It’s not over 'til it's over...so we struggle to pretend. Hesitation makes you over...we all walk in our own way. Shadows deepen when it's over...through the summer of longer days. -Billy Squier THOMAS JACOBSEN AFS Clubs Ski Club; Tennis 4 Thanks, thanks to thee, my worthy friends. Tor lessons thou hast taught. ''-Longfellow VALERIE D. HIRSCHMANN Val. Dawn. Jr. Vo Ag I.2.3.4; FFA I.2.3.4 See it all so clear. Time is right, time is near. We know now what to do. All God's children learn which way to turn. Turnin' back we're through, we all refuse to lose. L ive life and light the fuse. Burning youth won't wait. - Journey ROXANNE LOUISE HINKLEY Rox Field Hockey V I.2.3.4 co-eaptain 4;Class Coun. 1.2.3,4; Nat.Hon. So- ciety 3.4� Prom Comm. 4� Sr. Play 'Friendship is clasped together firmly with a love that's deep and true, and it’s rich with happy memories. Time can't destroy its beauty for as long as memory lives, years can't erase the plea sure that the joy of friendship gives. Helen Rice BARBARA JEAN JENKINS B.J.. B.B.. Beej. Bmk Gymnastics V.I� Field Hockey I. V 2.3 BL All Star 4; Softball V I.2.3.4; Basketball 2. V 3.4;Cla$s Coun. l.2.3.4� Student Council 2;AFS l.2;Ski Club l.2.4;Yearbook 4;Prom Comm. 4;Jr Sr.Class Play ”Nothing is easy, the time gets you worried. My friend it's Ok. just take your life easy and stop all that hurrying and be happy your own way. -Je- thro Tull 40 semors DAVID MARK JENKS Basketball 1.2; Golf V-I.2.3.BL All Star 2; Debate 1.3; AES 2.3; FBLA 2; Student Council 3.4; Prom Com- mittee 4; National Honor Society 3.4 Secretary; Class Council 4. Of ficer 1.2. President 3; Yearbook Sec. Ed. 4; Fall Play 3.4; Senior Class Play So many faces in ami out of my life, some will last, some will just be now ami then. Life is a series of hellos ami goodbyes. I'm afraid it's time for goodbye agam -Billy Joel DANIEL R KRUEGER Dan We go from boom to bust, from dreams to a bowl of dust. We can fall from rockets red glare. Down to Brother can you spare another War another wasteland- anoth- er lost generat ion -Rush All that we can do is just survive All that we can do to help our selves is to stay alive. Rush CHRISTOPHER T. JONES Farewell to this land's cheerless marshes Hemmed like a boar between arches Her very lowness with her head in a sling I’m truly sorry but it sounds like a wonderful thing -The Smiths All my life revolves around laughter and crying as my life turns round and round -Echo and the Bunnymen '7 am what am -Popeye NICOLE KRISTA LAUX Class Council l.2.3.4;Secretary l.2.3;National Honor Society 3.4; Year book Staff 4;AES 2.3.4iSenk r Class Play;Prom Committee And there never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them -Jim Croce Time to face the strange ch ch- changes '-David Bowie MARGARET CHURCH JONES Meg Volleyball JV-1.2 V-3.4, Cheerleading JV-I V-2.3 Captain-4.Class Council Treasurer l.2.3.4:National Honor Soci- ety 3 Vice-President 4;Student Coun- cil; Spirit Club 2.3.4:Senior Class Play; Prom Committee Take time to smell the roses Don 7 hold back your one chance It hardly lasts, it hardly lasts Better, better believe in forever. - Styx FRED LEMAY Squirrel FFA 2.3.4, Soccer 4, Now that am free. will find my place along side of the sea. There I will find a life of my own where no one else will be. RALPH AJELLO KERR Dalf.Relly.Rolo FFA 1.2.3.4 FFA Chapter SentineLLive Stock Judging Team 2 years Now that we re out forever. I will al ways remember the good and the bad times I've had here. I will always re member Nonnewaug High the way I left it. CHRISTOPHER J. LEWIS Chris Track l.2.4-.Cro$$ Country l.2.3.4-.Win- ter Track 1.2,Ski Club 1.4. ”Everybody calls me the quiet one. But you just don't understand. You can 7 listen, you won 7 hear me - With your head stuck in the sand. I ain't never had time for words that don't rhyme. My head is in a cloud. I ain 7 quiet, everybody else is too loud. - The Who (John Entwistle) seniors 41 ERIK JUSTIN LINDSTROM Basketball l.2.3.4sSenior Class Play- Jennis 4 Think of all that we could be. all that we have been, and that we are. - Genesis You can blow out a candle, but you can't blow out a fire, once the flame begins to catch, the wind will blow it higher. Peter Gabriel NEGAR M A HOOT I Negs. Noogs. Hoots. Hootsie. McHoot Field Hockey l.2.3.4;Basketball l.2.3.4;Track l.2-.CIass Council 1,2.3.4 Pres.Jr. Sr. Class Play-. Prom Comm- .;Nat. Hon. Soc. 3.4 Presi If you feel it do it. You don't need a reason for all you know, it could be good for you. to show your feelings, don't deceive them, and do the things you believe in cuz it's alright don't worry-turn around- will still be here. Phil Collins CHRISTINE LINN MACE Chris. Chnssy. Christina L inn. Macer. Tofu AFS 1.2 Pres.3.4;Band l.2.3.4;FBLA 2.3.4;B.Basketball Mgr.2.3.4-. X Coun- try Mgr.2;Track Mgr.2;Baseball Mgr.3.4;Math Club 1.2.3.4; Prom Comm.iSr.Class Play� Class Council 2.3.4tYearbook 2.3 Editor 4 AMY MICHELLE MADANS Aim. Aims. Aim Schmaim. K Mart Girl Volleyball I; Tennis 2.3.4; Photography Club 2.3i Literary Magazine 3; Class Council 1.2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Stu- dent Council 1.3.4; Spirit Committee. Senior Class Play And the goodbyes make the journey harder still. Cat Stevens Although our lives may not always be calm and contented, remember to feel secure with what you are...-Jonivan KEVIN MALLETT JACQUELINE LEIGH MALER Quackie. Perdue. Jackie FFA tres. 1-3; V.P.4-, Cl Coun. 1-4; Stu Coun. 2. tres. 4; Spirit 2.3; Parli. Pro. I; Prom Comm. 4; Ybk Co-bus. 4; Ct. St. Poultry judging 3; Wash Conf Pgrm. 3; Vo-ag 1-4; KS City 3 We started out as strangers, slowly we became friends. We travelled and laughed and cried together, and shared the newest trends. We grew together-it's hard to say goodbye. Looking back into the past, who would think four years could fly right by. I'll miss all of you! Your friend. JLM WILLIAM MAHON SCOTT MAXWELL Freshman Basketball-. Jr. Class Play 1.2.3; Dessert Theatre 1.3.4; Ski Club I; Photography Club 1.2.3; Baseball 2.3-. Class Council 1.2. offi- cer 3; Senior Class Play-. Co-chair- man. Prom Committee 4. S.A.G.D.T. 4 I believe in fate and destination, but so much of that lies in our own hands. If you know what you want, just go on out and get it. Don’t give up. Okay. I guess we're playing for keeps now. guess the kidding around is pretty much over now. ■ Bill Murray. Caddyshack 42 seniors WALTER MAZUROSKY FBLA. Computer Club Who so neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future. Euripides TIMI NINA MORAN Ninny. Nin. Nine. Ni-Ni ' If you want to be a kid. think of how the kids’ve been leaving town. If you want to grow up. think of all the times you got pushed around...I'd rather be kinetic. - Hilary Komissars. Pinstriped bosses roll the dice. Anyway they're for. guess who gets to pay the price? Grateful Dead MICHAEL R MIGNONE Soccer U, V 3.4; Track I. V 2.3.4; Wrestling 3; Prom Committee; Spirit Committee 1.2.3.4; Class Council I.2.3.4; Senior Class Play 2.3.4; Junior Class Play 2.3 One slip, and down the hole we fall. It seems to take no time at all. A momen- tary lapse of reason that binds a life for a lifeI A small regret, you won't forget. There be no sleep in here to night. 'D.J. Gilmour BRET A MORGAN JOHN MILLER Smiles Soccer 2-. Track 2� Talent Show 3; Se- nior Class Play How long must we sing this song of the unforgettable fire? U2 JENNIFER JOY NEAL Jen. Jenny. Wonda. blondie Vo ag I.2.3.4; FFA I.2.3.4; freshman FFA president. Sophomore FFA presi- dent. Cheerleading 1.2; Chorus 2 bookem' Dano . M.J.P. 9-16 S3 Doing what you love is freedom. Lov- ing what you do is happiness, author unknown The more get to know people, the more I love my horse Libby! CHRIS OCZKOWSKI CAITLIN MOONEY K.T.. Cait Field Hockey 1.2; Track 1.2; Indoor track 1.2; Junior Class Play-. Senior Class Play; Prom Committee; Year book 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. A smile relieves a heart that grieves. Rolling Stones seniors 43 FABIOLA OLIVEIRA Fabi AFS; Chorus; Sr. Class Play; Volleyball� Basketball; Spirit Club Imagine que nao ha' paises. I wonder if you can. Sent haver corica ou fome. a brother hood of men. Imagine todas as pes soas sharing all the world. Voc pode dizer que sou um sonhador. but I’m not the only one. tspero que um dia voce se junte a nos. and the world will be as one. ’’-Lennon SANDRA MARIE PETRONCHAK Sandy. Blondie. Trouble. Junie. T.O.C. T. Ag. Production 3.4; FFA 3.4; Horse Judging 3.4; National Horse Judging Contest-Ohio 4; FFA Horse Show Chairperson 4 Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice -W.J.P. MARIE PERRUCCI Field Hockey V 1.2.3, Capt. 4; Gym- nastics V l.2.Capt.3.4� Tennis V 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4 Tres.� Spirit Club� Prom Commit- tee; Sr. Class Play� Class V.P. 1.2.3.4 Mystery surrounds me and I won- der where I am going. There's a cloud above me and it seems to hide the way. I'm going straight ahead because it’s the only way I know. want to leave the past and live just for today. - The firm KIMBERLY PROKOP Gymnastics I� X-Country 2.3.4 Time present and past are both perhaps present in time future, and in time future contained in time past. It all time is eternally present all time is unredeemable. What might have been is an ab straction remaining a perpetual possibility only in a world of spec- ulation. What might have been and what has been, point to one end which is always present. T.S. Eliot FRANK A. PACILIO LAUREN THEA PATRIGNELLI Runt. Eskie. Patty. Patsy Gymnastics 2� Soccer manager 1.2.3 I'ts getting better all the time. I used to gel mad at my school. The teachers that taught me weren't cool. You're holding me down, turning me round. Filling me up with your rules. I've got to admit it's getting better. It's a beautiful day in the neighbor hood. Mr. Rogers TAMMY SUE PILCH FBLA 4 Tho' I keep searching for an answer. I never seem to find what I’m looking for. Oh Lord. I pray you give me strength to carry on. Cos know what it means, to walk along the lonely street of dreams. Whitesnake ROBERT R. PINARD JR Bobby. Bobbles. Bob-O You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. - The Roll- ing Stones 44 seniors ■ 2 JENNIFER QUESNEL Half Pint. Red. Shorty If I could through myself, set your spirit free. I’d lead your heart away, see you break, break away, into the light. UJ-Bono Vox Death isn't the worst thing in life, the worst thing in life is what dies inside while you're alive. Anonymous Mr. Mo jo's rising Jim Morrison JOHN A. RUGGERIO JR. Rugged. Bam Bam FFA 1.13.4, UCONN Field Day, Livestock Judging 3.4 Tonight were gonna tear down the walls. We’re gonna laugh and drink and dance and have a ball. The good times ain't over at all. and tonight we're gonna tear down the walls. -Randy Travis KIMBERLY ANN QUINNAN Kaq-, Kinh fup FBLA 1.13.4; Student Council 3, Smok- ing Area Committee 3.4, Cheerleading 1.2 There are inspired messages, but they are temporary, there is know edge, but it will pass. For our gifts of knowledge and of inspired messages are only partial; but when what is per feet comes, then what is partial will disappear. -ICorinthians 13:8-11 SARAH SEBASTIAN Sar Everyone has a place to go. I m still hoping to find mine. I know it 's there somewhere in time. Warm fire, falling snow. When I'm there I'll let you know. THEA EVE RANDIS Taya. Eva Varsity X Country 1.3.4, Varsity Win- ter Track 2.3.4, Cheerleading JV 2. V 3.4, Softball JV 1.2 V 4, Spirit Club 1.2.3.4, Student Council I.2.3.4. News 4, F.F.A. 1.2.3,4, Class Council 1.2.3.4, Parli. Procedure 1.2.3.4, Science Club 3.4, Lit. Mag.1.2.4, Debate Club 4; Jr. Class Play, Senior Class Play, Year book 4, Prom Committee 4, Baseball Mgr. 3, Band Chorus 1.2 Love is all we need. MEREDITH LEIGH SELBY Mere. Schmere. Selbs. J.C. Penny Woman. Poods Field Hockey 1.3; Gymnastics 1.2.4� Track I, Tennis 2.3.4; Class Council 1.2,4; Spirit Committee 1.2.4, Prom Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4-. AFS 1.2.4, Senior Class Play 4 The future is but a question mark, it hangs above my head there in the dark. Can't see for the brightness is staring me blind. God bids yesterday goodbye. The Police JULIANNE RICHARDSON Jules. Ju Ju Tennis 3.4; Volleyball 4, Student Coun- cil Vice President 4, Spirit Club 3.4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee Times and places new we know, faces fresh and seasons strange. But the friends of long ago do not change. Andrew Lang It is chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends. TODD VYTAS SELIOKAS Track I.2.3.4, Cross Country 1.2.3.4; Winter Track 2.3, Band 1.2.4; Class Council 2.3.4, Sr. Class Play, Student Council 4, Jr. Internship Program. Washington D.C. 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. This is the time, but time is gonna change. Billy Joe! seniors 45 MIHEAEA LUMINITA SIRINIEAN Mickey Math Club Growth in awareness has always been painful. -Anne Morrow L mdbergh Dreams are the true interpreters of our inclinations, but art is required to sort and understand them. - Montaigne CYNTHIA JEANNE SOUTHEY CINDY Yearbook 3.4; AFS 1,2,4� Student Coun- cil 1.2; Track 1.2� Spirit Committee 3.4 Take one day at a time. MELISSA DIANE SKIDD Missay You gave me faith and told me to be strong in this world of hate. - The Colour field Shut your mouth, how can say I go about things the wrong way? am hu- man and need to be loved, just like everybody does. ■ The Smiths NANCY LYNN STOCKMAN Nanc. Stickman FFA 1.2.3.4. Chapter Reporter 3. Chap ter Treasurer 4; UCONN Field Day 2.3.4; National FFA Talent Show 3 Well I believe that love is a living thing born into our destinies from a single moment of inspiration. And as it grows, it changes your life forev- er!”-Stevie Nicks ALMA LEE SMITH Mo. Mozer. Shmo. Hozer. Alison AFS 2s Class Council 2.3.4; Prom Com- mittee 2.3.4; Spirit Club 2; Yearbook Staff Business Manager 4; Senior Class Play 4 7 feel that it's time we were off on our way. We can go so much farther than we've gone today. Boston The friends I have had over the last four years will be close to my heart forever. A.L.S. KEN SWART Squirt. Homer. Chief. Wilma. Crash FFA 1.2.3.4 Oh. ain't that America, for you and me. ain't that America, something to see baby! Ain't that America, home of the free. Yeah, little pink houses for you and melt”- John Cougar Mellencamp MARJORIE ELIZABETH SMITH The last night of the fair, and the grease in the hair of speedway op- erator is all a tremulous heart re- quired. A schoolgirl is denied. She said How quickly would die. if I jumped from the top of a para chute! So scratch my name on your arm with a fountain pen. This means you really love me. -Mor- rissey FERRIS SCOTT THOMAS Scott. Otis. Scotland Photo Club 1.2.3; Stage 1.2.3.4; Dra- ma Club 1.2.3.4� Class Council 1.2 P.R. 3.4; Spirit Club 1.2.3.4; Sr. Class Play I.2.3.4; Jr. Class Play I.2.3.4; Prom Committee 4 Well, how did I get here? -D. Byrne '7 was walking alone in the woods the other day when a tree fell in front of me. and it didn’t make any noise. -$. Wright 46 seniors JOSEPH A. TIMM Joe FBLA 1.4� Tennis V-4 KRISTIN PATRICIA VONPERHORST Cheerleading 3.4� Tennis 3.4; Ju nior Class Play 3.4; Student Coun- cil 3.4; Class Council 3.4; Chorus: Select Singers 4; Yearbook 4; Se- nior Class Play; Spirit Club And though the time has come, and so my love I must go. And though I'll lose a friend, in the end you will know. One day you'll look to see I've gone, but tomorrow may rain, so I'll follow the sun. - John Lennon and Paul McCartney LAURAINE M VARECKA Laurie Chorus 2 yr.; Select Singers 2 yr.s AFS� Berkshire Chorus; Math Team Memories may be beautiful, and yet. what's too painful to remember, we choose to forget. So it's the laughter we choose to remember whenever we remember the way we were. Barbara Streisand JESSICA LYNNE VITAGLIANO Jess Track 1.2� Cheerleading 2. JV Capt. 3.4 When the heart rules the mind, one look and love is blind. When you want your dreams to last, take a chance, forget the past. -GTR JASON MATTHEW WEST Drama Club I.2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3.4; Senior Class Play; Wrestling 3.4 They say it's mostly vanity that writes the plays 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. Mark Knopf ter '7 think it is much better to be one- sided than to be no-sided. -A.C. Ben KELLY CHRISTY WHITE Kel. Baby. Bradlees Girl Field Hockey I.2.3.4; Cheerleading 1.2.3; Track 1.2; Tennis 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play-. St. Council 1.2.3.4; Class Council 1.2,4; There's no time to lose. I heard her say. Catch your dreams before they slip away. Dying all the time, lose your dreams and you will lose your mind; Ain’t life unkind? Good-bye Ruby Tuesday... -Rolling Stones son DYAN VOLAGE Witch X Country hSoftball LCheerleading 2;Jr. Class Play 3.FFA I.2.3.4. Parli. Pro 2.3.4;Band l.2;Chorus 3.4;Spirit 2; Ski club I You may ask yourself. What is this beautiful house? You may ask your self, where does that highway lead to? You may ask yourself, am right, am I wrong? You may say to yourself BY GOD! What have I done? Talking Heads ALICIA JEAN WILDE Duck. Ah. Yuckey. Hoser 2. Part, in crime FFA l.2.4;Sec. 3;FBLA 3. V.P. 4;Comp. Club 3.4. Pres. 2; � Stu. Coun. 2.3.4;Class. Coun. I.4� FFA Nat. Tal. 3;Tal. Show 3.4;AFS l,2;Parli. Pro. 1.2.3.4 '7 shall pass through this world but once. Any good that I can do or and kindness I can show to any human, let me do it now. for I shall not pass this way again. - de Grellet seniors 47 JASON A WILKES grab my things ami make a run. on my way out another one would like to know before stop, did make it or did flop ? Don 7 want to find out. just want to get out. ’Klaus Me me. Her man Ranebell. Son a Kittelsen '7 had my best times at Nonnewaug. J.A. W. KIRSTEN ANN WUESTEFELD Kris. Krit. Kirby Cheerleading JV I. Capt. 2; Ski Club ls Yearbook 4; Class Council 1.2.3.4; SADD 3.4; Spirit Club 3; Student Coun- cil 3s Homeroom Rep. 4; Jr. Class Play 3 And these children that you spit on. as they try to change their world, are immune to your consultations, they’re quite aware what they’re going through... Changes!’'-David Bowie AMANDA LOUISE WILLARD Mandy FFA 1.2.3.4 “Welcome, my son. welcome to the machine. Where have you been? It’s alright, we've known where you've been. You've been in the pipeline, fill- ing in time. Provided with toys and scouting for boys. You didn't like school, and you know you're nobody's fool. What did you dream? It's alright, we told you what to dream. ’’-Pink Floyd MELISSA L. WYLONG Mel. Melly. Melsey Gymnastics I. track 1.2; Jr. Class Play; Senior Class Play; Student Government “Up the hill backwards, it'll be al- right. “-Bowie “Oh Baby Baby it's a wild world. I'll always remember you with a smile - Cat Stevens ”What do you say. do you know the way? Shall we quit this place?“-Cap- tain Sensible KIMBERLY MARIE WILSON Kim. Kimmy. Rim. Nerd. Partner in Crime FFA I.2.3.4; FFA Soph. Block V.P.; FFA Recording Sec. 3-. FFA Pres. 4-. Ag Pro- duction 3.4; Delegate. Washington D.C. K.C. Conventions; Softball 3 “Maybe I'll be the things I dream and not the things see. Maybe I'll get to change the world before it changes me. and maybe my life will always be just as happy as it seems. Unknown LAURA ANN ZEMAITIS Field Hockey JV 1.1 V 3.4 Basketball JV-U V I3 Capt. 4: Softball JV-1.2 V 3.4 FFA 1.2.3.4: Student Council 4 While there is tune, let's go out and feel everything. If you told me will let you into my dream. For time is a river, rolling into nowhere. We must live while we can. and we 'II drink our cup of laughter. -Steve Winwood ROBERT WOLFF Bob. Bobert. Wolffer. coyote. Buba FFA 1.2.3.4. Parliamentarian 4; Na- tional Convention 4 Days turn to minutes, and min- utes to memories. Life sweeps away the dreams that we have planned. You are young and you are the future. So suck it up and tough it out. and be the best you can. John Cougar Mellencamp LISA ZEMAITIS Basketball JV-U. V-2.3.4 Capt. 4; Field Hockey JV 1.2. V-3.4; Softball JV-I. V-2.3.4; FFA I.2.3.4; Student Council 4 By the time you get starred, you 're already through, just a mat - ter of time till it shows. -Joe Walsh 48 seniors UNDERCLASSMEN Underclassmen 49 JUNIORS Stacy Albizu Analisa Amoroso Dana Anabelle Cheryl Bailey Laurel Bailey Valerie Barra Ken Bates Bryan Battaglia Karrie Berglund Jon Bouteiller Dave Brandt Stephanie Bray Lori Bristol Matt Bruce Todd Bulvanoski Stanley Bush Julie Butkus Carrie Canfield Gigi Cavanaugh Jim Chappuis Dayna Ciarlone Tony Ciriello Christine Clarey Tracy Clark SO-Juniors Jen Cochrane Laurie Comerford Doug Coy Karen Cozzolino Christine Cunliffe Kristen Cupole Tricia DeCarlo Robert Delija Amy Dongweck Jennifer Duarte Arleigh Duff Adria Dykes Anne Eggleton Kim Ernst Jen Eerguson Jennifer Einnemore Jason French Jessica Gagnon Matt Grenfell Micah Hallock Holly Elarmann Tammy Higley Scott Huber Kylie Johnson Jeremy Julian Renae Kerr Stewart Kimball Jennefer Knizley Heather Kopchik Jim LaCroix Juniors-51 Krista Lamport? Jeff Lane Gayle Lefton Mar nee Lewis Beau Maxwell Brad McDougall Jodi McRedmond Kris Mitchell Kelly Morgan Melissa Morgan Brian Motes Jeff Myer Ben Neal Dave Newell Steve Norris Charlie Olmstead Jon O’Neill Carol Ouellet Lisa Parks Kim Pease Melissa Peck Benay Pedersen Michelle Perrotti Barbara Perry Jamie Pieger Donna Quint Kathleen Ring David Rosen Danielle Ruppert Melissa Ryan 52-Juniors Erin Saari Bob Satterlee Jen Schaefer Chris Schmidt Joe Scutero Dan Searles Becky Shea Robert Smith Shawn Sniff in Todd Snowden Matt Spencer Rhonda Sperry Heather Stocking Linda Stockwell Susan Suchcicki Matt Taylor Everett Thompson Rich Travers Kelly Urbanowicz John Veech Colette Velky Jen Veturis Ron Waldron Rhonda Weaver Wayne Wescott Bob Whitcomb Diane Whitlock Matt Wilmot Karen Withstandly Marcy Wylong rs 53 Rory Rringhurst Jodi Bulvanoski Tammy Burbank Diane Butkus Ray Buzgo Ben Agress Liz Anderson Dylan Barnes Linda Barre Kury Bengtson Brian Birke Stephen Bock Maxwell Branson SOPHOMORfcS B.J. Byrne Liza Callender Michelle Carroll Jennifer Carter Steven Clarey 54-Sophmores Dean Cocchiola Jolene Compagnone Rob Croake Corin Crucitti Jessica Cunningham Linda Duff Keith Dwy Jennifer Eddy Stacey Eisenberg Kyle Erickson Pierre Fallot Danielle Feica Jason Fish Jenn Fish Shannon Fitzgerald Suzanne French Aimee Friez Chris Gage Frank Gallagher Eileen Galvin Kristi Gay Matt Geraci Jason Flawlena Kerry Flayes Daren Higgins Chris Hiller Tracy Horn John Hoyt Dana Johnson Pete Jones Sophomores-55 Jesse Judson Cherie Kaladish Chester Kason Kevin Knapp Lisa Lane Lori Lane Kelly Lenahan Corrinne Ludington Ben Lynn Sara Lynn J.P. Massage Rose Mastroianni Kathy McClintock Kevin McCormick Charles Melius Nick Mletzko Scot Moffat Steve Moffat Nancy Nichols Karrie Norton Rebecca Parkhurst Karla Peslak Cassie Plumb Lisa Plungis Carrie Guinnan Don Richards Alexis Rickman Susan Russell Amie Sanford Lynn Shatney 56-Sophomores Joel Silkoff Sally Slater James Smith Kim Smith Matt Smith Dave Sorrentino Matt Stephens John Stockwell Bryan Stokes Larry Stone Melissa Strollo Candy Sutay Dan Swart Ryan Taylor Chad Thibault Steve Chibault Kate Thomas Tracy Tietz Christy Yooyh Shawn Trudeau Elisabeth Turner Kara Ulman Ron Varecka Andrea Walnes Robert Ward Tom White Clint Williams Lauren Wolfe Phaedra Yanosky Garrett Yard Sophomores-57 Sharon Alexander Michelle Allard A.J. Amoroso Jody Ardy TJ. Atkins Anne Bartlett Tera Beckley Darryl Bennick Gladys Bishop Jason Burt 58-Freshmen Tracy Carrier Deanna Caton Darren Chiappetta Aaron Chriss Sarah Christie Jenifer Cole Ben Conboy Jason Conrad Vanessa Cook Karen Cooper Tanya Corrigan Krissy Craig Roberta Delija Lisa Dessepris Jeremy Esposito John Faraci Julie Ferris Ellen Flanagan Scott Fowler Gina Gallo Jennifer Gardella Erin Geddes Ricky Geddes Fred Glander Jimmy Glover Jodi Godfrey Diane Gomzi Kristi Grimes Rob Gustafson Scott Johnson Freshmen-59 Megan Jones Diane Kacerguis Tom Kennedy Laurene Kern William Kruse Heidi Kunkel Heather Lamont Justin Larkin Rebecca Lewis Krista Lindstrom Carol Lizauskas Vanessa Logan Ron Lott Tara Lynch Derrick Magoun Leo Martel Matt massago Matt McDermott Anne McKirdy Kim Meady Heather Middlebrook Susan Millspaugh Kellie Moffat Chris O'Brien Amy Olsen Sara Pategas Dawn Perrotti Laura Perrucci Bob porter Bruce Rabideau Freshmen-60 Chris Reardon Bernard Rickmers Tucker Roveto Joseph Roy Brant Schreiber Christopher Shapard Aili Sharpe Ronald Simmons Jennifer Simpson Scott Slekis Keith Smith Scott Solfrian Michelle Spitzer Robert Stockwell Chen Tilton Wendy Timm Michael Tomkalski Kristin Toupin Matthew Troia Jennifer Turtoro Michael Veech Keith Vidic Dina Vonderhorst Heather Waters Kim Weil Alexander West Todd Whelan Brendon Winters Jason Woike Jody Wylong Freshmen 61 The class of 1988 would like to thank our advisors. We began freshman year with Mrs. Arpaia and Mrs. Lavery. They were the ones who got our class going. When Mrs. Arpaia left her position here at Nonnewaug as a teacher and an advisor. Ms. Rickart stepped in. They were always there willing to help, to talk, to listen and to be our friends. Thank you very much. You have made these four years special, by uniting us as one. Rosanna Arpaia Mrs. Lavery and Ms. Rickart 62 advi$ors TINA LEIGH BENSAVAGE Teen. Teensie You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need. ''-Rolling Stones A smile re- lieves a heart that grieves. ” SLOANE BYRNE CHERYL HAMLIN Billy. Shorty Life is just a reflection, sometimes mirrored in the past. As we strive for perfection, we live until we last. GAIL HATFIELD ALISON McKEON JONES FBLA 2. Sec. 3. Pres. 4, FFA 4, AFS 1.2. Stud. Coun. 2. Class Council 1.2.3.sec.4;Yearbook 4j Prom Comm. Follow your dreams, take one step at a time. Don’t settle for less, just continue to climb. Follow your dreams, if you stumble, don’t stop. Keep your eye on your goals, press on to the top. For only on top. can we see the whole view, can we see what we've done, and what we can do. Can we then have the vision to seek something new. Press on. follow your dreams. 1 THOMAS GERALD MASTROIANNI Wrestling 2.3.4. Track 3.4. Prom Com- mittee Co-Chairman. Class Council 1.2,3.4. Ski Club. Spirit Committee Live every moment-Love every day. Cus before you know it. your precious time slips away. -Kevin Cronin You never know where you're going, you always know where you've beent You'll always guess at the future, and hope it works out in the end.T.G.M. SUSAN THORNDIKE FFA I.2.3.4 If you love something set it freei if it comes back to you it was yours, if it CHRIS OCZKOWSKI doesn't, it never was. semors 63 John Sugrue concentrating on his studies. Mike Ouigley-Oh so tough! And Mrs. Saggesse! 64 Alternate Education John Sugrue. Mr. Parkhouse. and Mrs. Story Wishing all a very Merry Christmas. Alternate Education 65 66 clubs and activities Thomas Jacobson, our foreign ex- change student, and Jens Johan- son visit during U.N. Day. Am. Field Service United Nations Day U.N. Day is held every year at Nonnewaug High School. It is an AFS sponsored ac- tivity where the club in- vites exchange students from surrounding areas. These students spend a night with a host student from Nonnewaug and come to school with them the next day. They start the day with a breakfast, then continue on to several classes to share knowledge of their country with our students. The students end their visit with a luncheon prepared by the various foods classes. This proves to be a beneficial experi- ence for both the exchange students and our students because they share their cultures. Judith Van Torgeren from the Netherlands shares a lunch with us. Fabiola Oliveria. our Brazilian ex- change student, and Cedric, a West German student, chat during lunch. 68 u.n. day American Field Service 1st Row Tracy Horn. Liza Callender. Heather LaMont. Jonathan Cochrane. Thomas White. 2nd Row: Kristin Vonderhorst. Nicole Laux. Thomas Jacobson. Laurie Varecka. Cassie Plumb. Don Richards. Meredith Selby. 3rd Row: Amie Sanford. Julie Duff. Angela Ciriello. Chris Mace. Fabiola Oliveira. Sharon Brodeur. Jen Fish. Kelly White. 4th Row: Mr. Bignelli. Susan Russell. Kathy McClintock. Dave Jenks. Patrick Callahan. Laurel Bai- ley. Adria Dykes. Kathleen Ring. Connie Mansfield, and Gabrielle Laux. 1st Row Kellie Moffat. Erin Geddes. Christine Clarey. Sharon Brodeur. Kurt Berglund. Greg Bennick. Steven Clarey. John Guthrie. 2nd Row: John Faraci. Phillip Pane. Don Richards. Anthony Ciriello. Kira Peslak. Chris Mace. Julie Duff. Benjamin Agress. Jeremy Esposito. 3rd Row: William Kruse. Eric Nettleton. Matthew Gren- fell. James Smith. Kyle Erickson. Michael Boulanger. Pierre Fallot. Stephanie Bray, and Mr. Langellotti. afs and band 69 70 band Chorus 1st Row: Heather LaMont. Christine Clarey. Jennifer Duarte. Laurie Varecka. Jill Beaucock. Dyan Volage. 2nd row: Susan Russell. Tucker Roveto. Tracy Horn. Amy Struck. Amie Sanford. Kate Thomas. Jennifer Gardella. Angela Clyde. 3rd Row: Mr. Langellotti. Maria Wolff. Kristin Vonderhorst. Fabiola Oliveira. Lisa Bowles. Dina Vonderhorst. Andrea Walnes. Tammy Higley. and Susan Suchicki. Computer Club 1st Row: Kirsten Wuestefeld. Brad McDougall. Alicia Dave Jenks. Patrick Callahan. C.B. Hart. Gabrielle Laux. Wilde. Chris Schmidt. 2nd Row Walter Mazurosky. and Mrs. Losee. chorus and computer club 71 Flowers grown by the Vo-Ag stu- m dents and a Christmas tree were necessary items at the Christmas Shop. Deck The Halls! FFA Christmas Shop On December 2. 1987 the Floriculture class of Nonnewaug H.S. with the help of Mr. Wisniewski opened the annual Christ- mas Shop. This year's man Bryan Stokes and Bryan Schil- lawski help out with the wrapping. ager was senior, Susan Thorndike. The Christmas Shop was open weekdays from 9:00 to 3:30 p.m. The girls were commended for a job well done. At 2.30 De- cember 23rd. the Christ- mas Shop was closed with a very profitable season be- hind it. K ItZ'a. ... V •Q«tstmas 9 S I________ Weekdays' .am-3 . w w 9 i( f ' v The Christmas Shop had many decorative items and attracted customers from the area. Dyan Volage takes care of busi- ness at the Christmas Shop. Even a poinsettia tree! 72 ffa Christmas shop 1st Row: Brant Schreiber. Anne Bartlett. Ellen Flanagan. Heather Middlebrook. Karen Cooper. Heather Waters. Scott Solfrain. 2nd Row: Laura Perrucci. Tcra Beckley. and Mr. Korpalski. Freshman Class Officers Anne Bartlett. Tera Beckley. Laura Perrucci. Ellen Flana gan. and Mr. Korpalski. freshman council and officers 73 Senior boys plot their method of attack. Corn Bowl - Faculty VS. Seniors Nothing like loyal fans! fin igi- IMht jv ™ nt JJ Dave Jenks sizes up the faculty at the game. Bob Barbour • Scourge of the Class of '88. Quarterback Erik Lindstrom. Scott Thomas and C.B. Hart scope out the situation. 74 Corn Bowl Junior Class Council 1st Row: Kathleen Ring. Jennifer Schaefer. David Rosen. Rhonda Sperry. Wayne Wescott. Erin Saari. Julie But- Keri Beckley. 2nd Row: Melissa Ryan. Leslie Edwards. kus. and Christine Clarey. Junior Class Officers Danielle Ruppert. Brad McDougall. Keri Beckley. and Erin Saari. junior council and officers. 75 The cow is the center of attrac- tion here. Vo-Ag offers all kinds of activities The Woodbury vo-ag de- partment offers many chal- lenging courses. Through- Doug Coy demonstrates the use of a log splitter during Open House. out the year the students work as a team to accom- plish the different goals they have set. They work on things from maintaining the school lawns to produc- ing and marketing animals. Senior Class Council 1st Row: Jodi Haeusgen. Julie Richardson. Erin Green. Alison Jones. 2nd Row: Kim Prokop. Jody Cooper. Kir- sten Wuestefeld. Sharon Brodeur. Sandra Gray. Tom Mastroianm. Jackie Maler. Alma Smith. 3rd Row: Dave Jenks. Marie Perrucci. Meredith Selby. Kristin Vonder- horst, Roxanne Hinckley. Meg Jones. Lisa Fowler. Ange- la Ciriello. 4th Row: Chris Mace. Nicole Laux. Negar Mahooti. Amy Madans. Barbara Jenkins. Todd Seliokas. Patrick Callahan, and Mike Mignone. Senior Class Officers Mr. Casagramlc ami Mr O'Sullivan try to uphold Nonnewaug's honor. N.H.S. Faculty and Harlem Magicians! Keep your eye on the ball men! Sophomore Class Council 1st Row: Max Branson. Amie Sanford. Kate Thomas. Liza Callender. 2nd Row: Chris Gage. Sally Slater. Jen Fish. Amy Struck, and Peter Jones. Future Business Leaders of America 1st Row: Matt Massago. Tara Lynch. Ryan Taylor. Alicia Wilde. Alison Jones. Gabrielle Laux. Kate Thomas. Lauren Wolfe. Stacey Eisenberg. Lisa Lane. 2nd Row: Laurene Kern. Heather LaMont. Chris Mace. Heather Evans. Jen Fish. Kathleen Ring. Melissa Ryan. Eileen Galvin. Tracy Horn. Andrea Walnes. John Veech. 3rd Row: Jennifer Cole. Kim Meady. Megan Jones. Holly Harmann. Phillip Pane. Sharon Alexander. Kristine Alex- ander. Amie Sanford. Matt Taylor. Kira Peslak. Sally Slater. 4th Row: Linda Duff. Krissy Craig. Aili Sharpe. Susan Millspaugh. Walter Mazurosky. Vanessa Cook. Diane Kacerguis. Gina Gallo. Colette Velky. Erin Saari. Rhonda Sperry. Kelly Lenahan. Liz Anderson. 5th Row Mrs. Losee. Chris Reardon. Kim Quinnan. Cheryl Dela cey. Betsy Freer. Joe Timm. Amy Struck. Kristi Gay. Paige Cronin, and Tammy Pilch. sophomore council and fbla 79 Jen Duarte portrayed one of the aunts in Arsenic and Old Lace.” Arsenic and Old Lace 80 junior class play Kristin Vonderhorst and Jim Bates were the happy couple. Mrs. Cooney, director of the play. Kathleen Ring and Bryan Stokes. Frank Gallagher. Kristin Vonder- horst and Bryan Stokes had star ring roles. Freshman FFA 1st Row: Justin Larkin. Joseph Capozziello. Bernard Rickmers. Keith Vidic. Sherry Tilton. Maria Geraci. Ken Lewis. 2nd Row Jason Burt. Ronald Simmons. Tara Lynch. Cynthia O'Dell. Amy Olsen. Jodi Godfrey. Carol Lizauskas. Bruce Rabideau. 3rd Row Jennifer Simpson. Jody Wylong. Tracy Carrier. Brant Schreiber. Marie Evans. Michelle Spitzer. Gladys Bishop, and Dionne Po- powski. Sophomore FFA 1st Row: Clint Williams. Steve Moffat. David Sorrentino. Nancy Nichols. Aimee Friez. Jolene Compagnone. Jodi Bulvanoski. Linda Barre. 2nd Row: Lawrence Stone. Chris Hiller. Rory Bringhurst. Scot Moffat. Bryan Stokes. Joel Silkoff. Kira Peslak. Kelly Lenahan. Suzanne French. Sara Lynn. Phaedra Yanosky. 3rd Row. Charles Melius. Bob Ward. Ben Lynn. Bryan Schillawski. Lynn Shatney, Kara Ulman. Kevin Knapp. Liz Anderson. Dar- ren Higgins. Karrie Norton, and Tammy Burbank. freshman and sophomore ffa 81 Dyan Volage and Robert Smith. Nonnewaug Changes Style - Prom 1987 Kelly White. BJ. Jenkins. Melissa Wylong and Meredith Selby - to- gether and smiling. Mr. and Mrs. Asman check out the action on the dance floor. Jason West and Sandra Gray strike quite a pose. 82 junior prom Caitlin Mooney helps Heather Bowman get ready for the big night. 1st Row: Shawn Sniffin, Ron Waldron. Beau Maxwell. Jennifer Cochrane. Lori Bristol. Jennifer Finnemore. Ke- vin Edwards. Tricia Decarlo. Matt Wilmot. 2nd Row: Jon O'Neill. Matt Bruce. Tom Anctil. Heather Stocking. Benay Pederson. Kelly Urbanowitz. Carol Ouellet. Krista Lamporte. Kristine Cupole. Kris Mitchell. 3rd Row: Tim Rossi. Paul Scibek. Stanley Bush. Charles Olmstead. Ev- erett Thompson. Doug Coy. Holly Harmann. Tracy Clark. Heather Kopchik. Renae Kerr. Brenda Kernes, and Kim Ersht. Senior FFA 1st Row: Sandy Barre. Jen Neal. Nancy Stockman. Bob Wolff. Fred LeMay. Eirik Anderson. Thea Randis. Lori Charett. Jackie Maler. Alicia Wilde. Kim Wilson. 2nd Row: John Ruggerio. Chris Evans. Amanda Willard. Sandy Petronchak. Frank Dratch. Lori DeCosta. Tammy Clark. Sue Thorndike. Gail Hatfield. Nick Gryzwacz. Ken Swart. Dyan Volage. 3rd Row: Tom Edmonds. Bob Godkin. Lisa Garms. Forrest Higgins. Ralph Kerr. Tami Ferris. Alison Jones. Tim Corsi. Laura Davies. Sandy Blakeman. Valerie Hirschmann. and Keith Kowalski. junior and senior ffa 83 Our favorite Indian Chiefs Eileen Burns and Julie Richardson. We've Got Spirit! Fall Pep Rally The Spirit Committee has sponsored the Pep Rallies for some time now. At the Pep Rallies, everyone is en- ergetic and excited. They are all there rooting on their class and all the fall sports teams. Every class participates in the wall con- test and the Spirit Week that comes before the fall Pep Rally. I 84 pep rally Sophomore Block Officers 1st Row: Scot Moffat. Rory Bringhurst. Kelly Lenahan. Tammy Burbank. 2nd Row: Mr. Davenport. Joel Silkoff. and Elisabeth Anderson. FFA Chapter Officers 1st Row: Kris Mitchell. Nancy Stockman. Kim Wilson. Jackie Maler. Jennifer Cochrane. 2nd Row: Sandy Barre. Bob Wolff. Ralph Kerr, and Doug Coy. sophomore block and ffa chapter officers 85 Hi Seth Churchill! Seniors - All Kinds of Activity 1st Row: Angela Clyde. Laurie Var- ecka. Lisa Fowler. Angela Ciriello. Back Row.- Michelle Dubos and Ju- lie Duff. Mike Mignone dressed to the teeth. Julie Richardson and Eileen Burns, the best of friends. Dave Jenks and his fake scar watch the action of the play on the stage. 86 seniors National Honors Society 1st Row: Sharon Brodeur. Sandra Gray. Lisa Fowler. Dave cole Laux. Dave Jenks. Michelle Dubos. and Angela Graf. 2nd Row: Negar Mahooti. Marie Perrucci, Meg Clyde. Jones. Roxanne Hinckley. Angela Ciriello. 3rd Row: Ni- Jazz Band 1st Row: Erin Geddes. Kellie Moffat. Christine Clarey. Smith. Matt Grenfell. Kyle Erickson. Pierre Fallot, and Sharon Brodeur. Kurt Berglund. 2nd Row: Bill Kruse. Ben Mr. Langellotti. Agress. Steve Clarey. Anthony Ciriello. 3rd Row Jim jazz band and national honors society 87 ? ii-jr PppPPP cp% pi-' ,• 4 ,€k%x W w-- « v s | A- :|fe fcP p X yl - C 'lt oJ y J| fc 3' TVvi t «4 V- i ,ii M ( r -;,d e c wl 3c;f ?zx i p- PD ' y y . Vr •£ V .1 m i HHBLaiA_v .-V wvMCtU ■?? -«7tt % M p? $ G X £.QjUn 8 O-vovjjci ykx vcJiX. CjJac c|( ) y L i .Mltk j fenkiecuv .v ,'Qj1 (pjP ' T- -r%? CW ' t. %r 4 2 ' cij TrpQ n vn 'vT 88 class of 88 Math Club Who’s behind the flowing turbans? Mike Mignone. Scott Maxwell. Kurt Berglund and Erik Lindstrom. Senior Spirit Week- The Other Side 90 seniors Prom Committee 1st Row: Kelly White. Angela Ciriello. Alma Smith. Jackie Maler. Sharon Brodeur. 2nd Row: Meredith Selby. Julie Richardson. Tom Mastroianni. Mike Mignone. Scott Thomas. Lisa Fowler. 3rd row: Amy Madans. Negar Ma- hooti. Marie Perrucci. Eileen Burns. Meg Jones. Kirstin Vonderhorst. Chris Mace, Thea Randis. 4th row: Jody Cooper. Nicole Laux. Jodi Haeusgen. B.J. Jenkins. Rox- anne Hinkley. Pat Callahan. Dave Jenks. Julie Duff. Missing: Scott Maxwell Science Club 1st Row: Christine Clarey. Thea Randis. 2nd Row: Rob Smith. Grant Rogers. Ken Bates. Scott Huber. prom committee and science club 91 Andrea Walnes. Jen Duarte. Kate Thomas and Christine Clarey on Pajama Day. Dressed Up for Spirit Week Lori DeCosta and believe it or not. Mr. Parkhouse. Be-togaed Bob Saterlee and Joe Scutero. Hipppies Val Barra and Heather Kopchik. 92 spirit week Hippies continued - Fabiola Oli- veira and Becky Shea. Select Singers 1st Row: Jen Duarte. Laurie Varecka. 2nd Row: Tracy Horn. Amy Struck. Amie Sanford. Kate Thomas. 3rd Row. Maria Wolfe. Kirstin Vonderhorst. Fabioia Oli- veiria. Lisa Bowles. Mr. Langellotti. 1st Row: Vanessa Logan. Steve Norris. Matt Taylor. Lau- rel Bailey. Ryan Taylor. Peter Jones. Chris Gage. Matt McDermott. 2nd Row Bryan Stokes. Kellie Moffat. Becky Shea. Melissa Morgan, Jen Shaeffer. Julie Butkus. Gigi Cavanaugh. Sara Lynn. Heather Middlebrook. Ka- ren Cooper. Anne Bartlett. 3rd Row: Aili Sharpe. Kim Pease. Joe Scutero. Kim Wheel. Sara Pategas. fcllen Flan- agan, Tom Mastroianni. Krissy Craig. Jason Conran. Laura Perrucci. Jen Gardella. 4th Row Tom Jacobsen. Cassie Plumb. Frank Gallagher. Dana Johnson. Tara Beckley. Chris Reardon. Pat Callahan. Steve Caisse. Scott Solfrain. Brendon Winters. Mr. Paniati. 5th Row: Jody Audrey. Michelle Allard. Jen Turturo. select singers and ski club 93 K 4’! Corn Bowl consultation. Corn Bowl - Unique Football Mrs. Llodra. far right, checks out the teams. Mr. Linehan checks out Mr. Ju- llano's muscle. Mr. Lawless gets ready for the game. 94 corn bowl Mr. Lyman psyches himself up for the competition. Spirit Committee Freshmen and Sophomores 1st Row: Lauren Wolfe. Heather Waters. Linda Duff. Kate Thomas. Lisa Lane. 2nd Row: Stacey Eisenberg. Danielle Fieca. Shawn Thurlow. Ryan Taylor. Anne Bart lett. Laura Perrucci. Vanessa Logan. Kira Peslak. Jen Cochrane. 3rd Row: Mrs. Taylor. Sally Slater. Liza Cal- lender. Kristi Gay. Jen Fish. Andrea Walnes. Dian Von- derhorst. Amie Sanford. Tracy Horn. Gabrielle Laux. Eileen Galvin. 4th Row. Jim Smith. Don Richards. Cassie Plumb. Aili Sharpe. Tera Beckley. Heather Middlebrook. Dana Johnson. Krissy Craig. Bobby Porter. Max Bran- son. Spirit Committee Juniors and Seniors 1st Row: Chris Mace. Adria Dykes. Kathleen Ring. Melis- sa Ryan. Kristine Alexander. 2nd Row: Krista Lamporte. Thea Randis. Mrs. Taylor. Connie Mansfield. Carrie Berglund. Julie Butkus. Jen Schaeffer. Kristen Vonder- horst. 3rd Row: Julie Richardson. Eileen Burns. Meredith Selby. Negar Mahooti. Fabiola Oliveira. Marie Perrucci. Meg Jones. Gigi Cavanaugh. Laurel Bailey. Marcy Wy long. 4th Row: Brad McDougall. Amy Madans. Colette Velky. Erin Saari. Rhonda Sperry. Matt Taylor. Mike Mignone. Tom Mastroianni. Steve Norris. Pat Callahan. spirit committee 95 Bob Wolff and Nancy Stockman at the student-faculty breakfast. Vo-Ag Faces - Not Just a Crowd 96 vo-ag faces Student Council 1st Row: Chris Mace. Sally Slater. Jen Fish. Alicia Wilde. Jackie Maler. Angela Ciriello. Keri Beckley. 2nd Row: Diane Kacerguis. Jody Audrey. Jen Tuturo. Michelle Allard. Kristi Grimes. Rhonda Sperry. Connie Mansfield. Laura Zemiatis. Lisa Zemiatis. 3rd row Thea Randis. Kate Thomas. Shawn Thurlow. Chris Gage. Liza Cal- lender. Eileen Burns. Meg Jones. Kristin Vonderhorst. Kelly White. Karen Cooper. Anne Bartlett. Jen Ferguson. 4th Row: Todd Selioskas. Amie Sanford. Amy Struck. Max Branson. Meredith Selby. Julie Richardson. Pat Cal- lahan. Dave Jenks. Amy Madans. Fleather Middlebrook, Tera Beckley. Vanessa Logan. Mrs. Hall. Student Council Officers 1st Row: Andrew Chapman. Meredith Selby. Julie Rich- ardson. Jackie Maler. 2nd Row: Eileen Burns. Pat Calla- han. Thea Randis. student council and officers 97 Senior Wall Fall Pep Rally - Class Walls Junior Wall Freshman Wall class wall� Yearbook Section Editors 1st Row: Jackie Maler. Chris Mace. Editor. Sharon Bro- deur. 2nd Row: Alma Smith. Dave Jenks. Angela Ciriello. and Alison Jones. Yearbook Staff 1st Row: Thea Randis. Angela Ciriello. Jackie Maler. Alma Smith. Alison Jones. Chris Mace. Kathleen Ring. 2nd Row Scott Thomas. Sharon Brodeur. Sandi Gray. Kathy McClintock. Christy Tooth. Meg Jones. Pat Calla han. Andrew Chapman. Lisa Fowler. 3rd Row: Dave Jenks. Marie Perrucci. Kelly White. Meredith Selby. Julie Richardson. Roxanne Hinckley. Cheryl Delacey. Heather Evans. 4th Row: Adria Dykes. Kirsten Wueste- feld. Kristin Vonderhorst. Jodi Haeusgen. Nicole Laux. Eileen Burns. Negar Mahooti. B.J. Jenkins. Eetsy Freer, and Sarah Sebastian. yearbook 99 Sports Rebound! Wayne Wescon leads the Chiefs to victory. Brian Motes has it all under control. Matt Spencer lunging for the ball. 102 Boys' Basketball Slam Dunking the Opponent This year’s basketball team had a 7-13 record. The team was junior dominat- ed. Erik Lindstrom was the only senior. He will be greatly missed by his fellow teammates. Erik was one of the best defensive players the team had. He was a very valuable asset. The Chiefs were led by high scorer captain Wayne Wescott and Arleigh Duff was the best three point shooter in the Berkshire League. Other players who contributed greatly were Brian Motes, Bryan Battaglia, Matt Spencer, Jim Chappuis, B.J. Byrne. Larry Stone, and Chris Gage. Arleigh Duff Gregg Hunt Boys' Basketball Coach s just like Math. You way you know it. then you take a test and do it wrong. Then when you see it you say. 7 knew how to do thatV -Gregg Hunt Boys’ Basketball 103 Jody Cooper cheers the Chiefs on to victory. Kristin Vonderhorst and Karen Cooper, cheering Meg Jones shows her Chief Pride, to Mony Mony. this year's half time routine. 104 Cheerleading Cheers to victory. This year's cheerleading squad had five seniors: Jody Cooper, Kim Hon- charik, Thea Randis. Kristin Vonder- horst, and Captain Meg Jones. The re- mainder of the squad was composed of sophmores and freshmen. The team had a difficult time when they started out. This was due to the fact that the majority of the squad were new. It was necessary that the girls hold more practices and work harder. The result was the success of the routine choreo- graphed by Kristin Vonderhorst and performed to Mony Mony by Billy Idol. The girls enjoyed cheering for the guys and the crowd enjoyed seeing the girls cheer. The girls watch the game as they cheer the team on. Look at those other cheerleaders! -Cheryl Cooney Cheryl Cooney Cheerleading coach cheerleading 105 B.J. Jenkins puis up a lay-up. Practice makes perfect. Lisa Zemaitis flies through the air with the greatest of ease. 106 Girls’ Basketball Sinking the Competition made the second team Berkshire The Girls’ Basketball team had its most League All-Stars. Other seniors. B.J. successful season in ten years. Senior Jenkins and Negar Mahooti also con- Co-captains Lisa and Laura Zemaitis tributed to the team. The team s fu- had very successful seasons. Laura ture looks very good. Pam Megura in full control takes the ball down court. Don’t be smart! -Tom Morgan Tom Morgan Girls' Basketball Coach Girls’ basketball 107 Go get ’em girlsl Roxanne Hinckley. Go ahead make my dayl 108 field hockey Wield those sticks! This year’s field hockey team had sev- en seniors who contributed to the team’s overall record of 7-5-4. The team was led by co-captains Marie Perrucci and Roxanne Hinckley. The team was ranked third in the Berkshire League and qualified for state tourna- ments. the first time since 1974. Teresa Metcalf Field hockey coach Seniors: Kelly White.BJ. Jenkins.Negar Mahooti. and Roxanne Hinckley� anxiously await the out- come of the game. 4 s a second year coach I am more than happy to have such a successful team. The team will only progress forward. Field hockey is here to stay once againI -Teresa Metcalf field hockey 109 Girls Flip For Chiefs This year we weren’t quite sure wheth- er we were going to have a gymnastics team or not. This was due to the fact that there wasn’t a coach. Then Mr. Lawless, concerned for our gymnasts, decided that he would coach the girls. This was only a temporary situation until Eileen Shepard became the per- manent coach. This year’s team had only three seniors on it. They were tri- captains Jodi Haeusgen, Marie Per- rucci, and Meredith Selby. Laura Perrucci negotiates the single bar Give a lor of spunk! -Eileen Shepard Gymnastics lll Action and determination. Peter Jones Jonathon Cochrane, keeping his eye on the ball. Jamie Pieger gauges his oppenents' every move. Kick itl Mike Mignone IQ soccer Chiefs sock it to ’em. This year’s soccer team had a 6-10 re- cord. The team only had two seniors, captain Mike Mignone, and Jonathan Cochrane. We had a good feeling at the start of the year, but it never fell together. Things are looking real good for next year. I leave you with the highest hopes for the title.” -Mike Mignone soccer 113 Raise 'em up Jenn Ferguson A double pleasure s waiting for you. Rhonda Jodi Haeusgen serves the chiefs to victory. Sperry. Fabiola Oliveira 114 volleyball Chiefs set for This year’s volleyball team enjoyed a successful season. The team was led by tri captains: Eileen Burns, Jodi Haeusgen. S Rhonda Sperry. The girls’ record was 7-9. The team will lose sev- en seniors next year-. Mgr. Julie Rich- victory. ardson. Capt. Eileen Burns, Capt. Jodi Haeusgen, Angela Clyde. Fabiola Oli- veira, Sandi Gray, and Meg Jones. The team finished second in the Berkshire League. volleyball 115 Bob Barbour psyches out his opponent. Andrew Chapman taking his team straight to victory 116 Wrestling Pinning the Competition This year’s wrestling team had great success individually and as a team. They finished third in the Class S state championship, and second in the Berk- shire League. They had six first place champions: Mike Veech(l03), Matt Cheatham(IQ). Capt. JOhn Veech(ll9). Joe $cutero(Q5),Capt. Andy Chap- man(l45), and the first ever four time B.L champ in the unlimited class, Bob Barbour. Four wrestlers qualified for states and Mike Veech came in second in the finals. Now at the end of the season, we can look back on a season of great suc- cess. -Andrew Chapman Matt Taylor tries to pm his opponent. No pain no gainI Rule I: The coach is always right. Rule 2 If the coach is wrong refer to rule I. -John Lawless John Lawless Wrestling Coach Wrestling 117 Cross Country This year’s team had five seniors: Thea Randis, Todd Seliokas, Kim Pro kop and Co-captains Sharon Brodeur and Jason West.The Chief’s cross country team in 1987 was proud to have the Berkshire League boys runner up Brian Motes, and the Berkshire League girls champion, Kelly Ur- banowicz, both juniors. Though the Nonnewaug team record wasn’t strong, there were some fabulous indi- vidual efforts throughout the year. Brian Motes giving it his best at states. Lers kick some butt I -Steve Fogliano cross country H9 Susan Suchicki dances her way into third place. Karl Gegenbach and Andy O'Hazo strummed into second place. 130 talent show And the winners are!!! Shall we dance? Terry Shanahan takes first place with an arrangement he composed. Acton Favorites Actress: Book: Car: Class: Color: Drink: Excuse: Expression: Food: Girl Guy: Group: Hang-out: Movie: Nickname: Past-time . Song: Sport: Teacher: T.V. Show: IJJ favorites Clubs I've joined: Activities Offices held: Favorite Event: Sports I've played: Positions played: Favorite games: activitie$ Q3 124 candids Picture Pages candids 135 candids 137 Q8 candids Dedication Graduation marks a very special time in our lives. We stand looking into a future that both excites and scares us. Vet grad- uation is also a time for looking back through the years and sifting through our memories. In the midst of our most pleasant and painful times we have found a constant source of strength, encouragement, and love in you. our parents. You have been with us from the very beginning, laughing with us and crying with us. You have supported our new endeavors with a mixture of enthusiasm and parental concern. You have struggled to understand our different ideas and respect us as separate individuals. You have shared our triumphs, but more importantly you were there to help us out of our failures. When our worlds crumbled around us. you were there to pick up the pieces and help us build again. In times of distress you have risen to defend and protect us. In times of sorrow you have been there to comfort us. You have supported us when we needed it most, even when you were tired and hurt, in need of our help. Your faithfulness has ex- tended into the details of everyday life. You have always put our welfare above your own, giving freely of your time and energy. Over the years you’ve given us the best, and for all the times we rejected your guidance and fought against you. we were met with forgiveness. Looking back now. our greatest failure has probably been taking you for granted. Many times our ackwardness has kept us from expressing our affection openly. We always cared. We know our stubborness has sometimes tried your patience. In our struggling to find ourselves and become individuals, we might have pushed you away. Very soon we will be independent adults, facing the world on our own. As we leave our hildhood behind, we do not want to leave you behind. We still crave your love and guidance. We still want your respect. We want you to be proud of us. You are our parents, and that will never change, but your role in our lives now changes. We will no longer need a guardian and pro- vider. but we will need a true friend more than ever. We never chose you as parents, but now we are choosing you as friends. We dedicate this yearbook to you as a very small gesture of thanks for the past, but more importantly, as a prom- ise of close friendship for the future. 130 dedication sports index 131 Sports Index Boys’ Girls’ Basketball overall Northwest Thomaston Litchfield Gilbert Lewis Mills Oliver Wolcott Housatonic Shepaug Terry ville Northwest Wamogo Thomaston Litchfield Gilbert Lewis Mills Oliver Wolcott Housatonic Shepaug Terryville Wamogo 8-12 38-62 64- 55 55-64 82-58 59-74 72 63 55-66 43-72 74-52 46-59 61-49 63- 51 65- 73 50-62 35-60 64- 68 45-49 49 59 71-57 54-57 row I: David Rosen.Arleigh. Wayne Wescott. Brian Motes. B.J. Byrne row 2: Coach Gregg HUnt. Matt Spencer. Larry Stone. Erik Lindstrom. Chris Gage. Bryan Battaglia. Jim Chappuis. Asst. Coach Darrel Morhardt overall 8-12 Northwest 47-62 Thomaston 71-57 Litchfield 69-42 Gilbert 55-60 Lewis Mills 52-57 Oliver Wolcott 74-47 Housatonic 43-82 Shepaug 40-55 Terryville 48-49 Northwest 56-62 Wamogo 55-49 Thomaston 65-66 Litchfield 59-47 Gilbert 54-69 Lewis Mills 47-65 Oliver Wolcott 55-37 Housatonic 65-39 Shepaug 72-79 Terryville 63-37 Wamogo 46-47 row I: Max Branson. Bonny Stockwell. Matt Stephens. Nick Mletzko row 2: Eric Nettleton. Dave Rosen. Chris Gage. Larry Stone. B.J. Byrne. Jim Smith. Coach Darrel Morhardt row I: Krista Lindstrom. Heather Middiebrook. Kate Thomas. Rose Mastroiam. Jen Ferguson row 2: Coach Sheri Morgan. Tracy Tietz. Fabiola Oliveira. Lis Turner. Angela Clyde. Asst. Coach Steve Fogliano row LNegar Mahooti.Capt.Lisa Zemaitis.Capt. Laura Zemaitis B.J. Jenkins row 2: Asst. Coach Sheri Morgan. Pam Megura. Dana Johnson. Rhonda Sperry. Lis Turner. Connie Mansfield. Tracy Tietz. Kate Thomas. Jen Ferguson. Coach Tom Morgan 132 sports index Cheerleading-Cross Country-Fr. Basketball row FThea Randis row 2:Lauren Wolffe. Jody Cooper.Kristen Vonderhorst. Karen Cooper. Kim Honcharik row 3=Kristi Grimes. Capt. Meg Jones row 4: Kim Weil Cross CountryTOw I: Ron Lon. Sharon Brodeur. Coach Steve Fogliano. Kelly Urbanowicz. Thea Randis. Krista Lamporte row 2. Chris Lewis. Todd Whelan. Jen Gardella.Kristi Grimes.Michelle Dubos. Kim Prokop. Brian Motes row 3: Nick Mletzko. Steve Thibault. Bob Satterlee. Gigi Cavanaugh. Laurel Bailey. Leslie Edwards. Bryan Battaglia, missing Todd Seliokas row I Jim Glover. Brandt Schreiber. Darren Chiapetta row 2-. Philip Pane. Alexander West. Bobby Stockwell. John Faraci. Ray Parmshkul row 3: Mike Tomkalski. Eric Nettleton. Scott Slekis. Bob Porter. Coach Jim Paniati sports index 133 Field Hockey-Gymnastics-Soccer row I: Capi.Roxanne Hinckley. Capt. Marie Perrucci row 2:Pam Me- gura.Negar MahootiJessica Gagnon.BJJenkins.Kelly White Keri Beckley row i Susan Millspaugh. Tera Beckley. Heather Middlebrook. Aili Sharpe. Laura Perrucci. Lisa Zemaitis.Laura Zemaitis row I: Andy Walnes. Capt. Meredith Selby. Capt. Marie Perrucci, Capt. Jodi Haeusgen. Kira Peslak row 2. Joanne Owens. Asst. Coach John Lawless. Aili Sharpe. Ellen Flanagan. Jen Gardella. Laura Perrucci. Heather Waters. Vanessa Logan. Eileen Lovett. Bill Bean row I: Matt Cheatham. Ray Buzgo. Capt. Mike Mignone row 2 Jim LCroiz. Dave Rosen. Jamie Pieger. Dave Newell. Frank Gallagher row 3 Coach Bob O'Sullivan. Chris Gage. Wayne Wescott. Jim Chappuis. Todd Snowden. Pete Jones row I: Erin Geddes. Jen Schaffer. Laura Perrucci row 2: Tera Beckley. Sara Pategas. Micheele Allard. Heather Middlebrook. Julie Butkus row 3: Anne Bart lett. Kate Thomas. Aili Sharpe. Ellen Flanagan. Krissy Craig. Susan Millspaugh row I: Matt McDernott. Brandt Schreiber. Bill Kruse row 2-. Kyle Erickson. Chris Sheppard. Brendon Winters. Mike Tomkalski row 3: Chris Reardon. Scott Fowler. Scott Solfram. Tucker Rovetto. Joel Silkoff overall 6-10 Litchfield 1-3 Gilbert 4-1 Oliver Wolcott 30 Thomaston 1-0 Housatonic 1-3 Wamogo 3-0 Northwest 1-5 Shepaug 0-3 Terryville 0-4 Lewis Mills 0-1 Gilbert 0-1 Litchfield 6-1 Oliver Wolcott 0-1 Thoomaston 5-0 Northwest 1-3 Shepaug 1-5 134 sports index Volleyball-Wrestling Varsity Volleybalhlst row:Meg Jones.Eileen Burns. Jodi Haeusgen. Eabiloa Oli veraind row:Sandi Gray.Julie Richardson Jen Ferguson. Rhonda Sperry. Erin Saari. Connie Mansfield 3rd row: John Lawless. Colette Velky. Barb Perry row I: Diane Kacerguis. Jen Duarte. Lorene Kern row 2-. Jess Cuningham. Anne McKirdy. Sally Slater. Tracy Florn. Michelle Spitzer. Jenn Finnemore row 3: Coach Eillen Shepard. Barb Perry. Stacy Albizu. row I: Coach John Lawless. Capt.Andrew Chapman. Bob Barbour. Capt. John Veech. Will Mahon. Asst. Coach Joe Perrucci row 2. Rob Taylor. Ryan Taylor. Matt Cheatham. Joe Scutero row 3: Mgr. Erin Saari. Matt Taylor. Mike Veech. Frank Gallagher. Kevin McCormack row 4: Bob Satterlee. Carey Flayes. Chris Reardon 7-9 overall Watertown 0-3 St. Joseph 1-3 Northwest 3-0 Pomperaug 30 Lewis Mills 2-3 Gilbert 3-0 Oliver Wolcott 3-1 Newtown 3-1 Northwest 3-0 Oliver Wolcott 3-0 New Milford 0-3 Lewis Mills 1-3 Gilbert 1-3 Bethel 2-3 Watertown 1-3 Pomperaug 3-2 sports index 135 Thank You Senior Parents! Anthony and Flora Ciriello Angela Marie Ciriello Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Hinckley Roxanne Hinckley Mr. and Mrs. Paul DeLacey Cheryl DeLacey Mr. and Mrs. W. lies Kira Gaenzler Mrs. Louise T. Dobson Jon Dobson Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins Jr. Barbara Jean Mr. and Mrs. William Duff Julie Aldro and Linda Jenks David Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eby Valerie Hirschmann Mrs. A. Diana Jones, Megan and Sarah Alison M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. David Ferris Sr. Tamara L. Ferris Arthur W. Jones III and Virginia Jones Christopher T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Revere Ferris Scott S. 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Elaine and Dick Brodeur andy, kurt, scott, sharon and kate o'hazo, berglund, huber, brodeur and thoraas (hire us, we need the money Goodbye To The Class of 1988 Country Kettle 263-5373 230 Main Street Woodbury, Ct. 06798 Monday thru Saturday 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Russ and everyone at the Kettle Anderson. Eirik 32. 83 97. 99 Frisk. Matt II. 38. 121 Barbino. Dave 16, 32 Clark. Tammy II, 34. 83 Gaenzler, Kira 13. 38 Barbour. Bob 32. 74. 116. 135 Clyde. Angela 11 34. 71. 86. 87. 132 Garms, Lisa 9. 38. 83. 96 Barre. Sandy 15. 32. 83. 85 Cochrane, Jonathon 35. 112 Gaudiosi. Lesley 38 Beaucock, Jill 32. 71 Conboy. Candice 35 Geddes, Rory 38 Bensavage. Tina 13, 63 Cooper. Jody 35, 77, 91. 104 Geraci. Jim 10, 38 Berglund. Kurt 5. 32. 69. 87. 90 Corsi. Tim 35. 83 Glander. Stacy 38 Bishop. Linda 32 Cronin. Paige 35, 79 Godkin. Bob 6. 38. 83. 96 Blakeman. Sandy 33. 83 Dauten, James 35 Graf. Dave 39, 87 Bowles. Lisa 33, 71, 93 Davies. Laura II, 35. 83 Gray. Sandra 39. 77. 82. 87. 99. 135 Bowman. Heather 15. 16. 33. 82 De Courtin. Michael 36 Green. Erin 39. 77 Morgan. Bret 43 DeCosta. Lori 3. 35, 83. 92. 96 Grzywacz. Nick 6. 8. 13. 39. 83. 96 Brodeur. Sharon 9. 33. 69. 77, 87, 91, 99. DeLacey. Cheryl 36. 79. 99 Gugliotti, Frank 6. 39. 76 133 Denninger, Michael 36 Haeusgen. Jodi 8. 39. 77. 91. 99. 110. 114. Burns. Eileen 13. 33. 84. 86. 91. 95. 97.99. Dobson. Jon 10. 36 115. 135 135 Dodge. Steven 36 Hamlin. Cheryl 63 Byrne. Sloane 33. 63 Dratch. Frank 83 Hart. C.B. 4. 12. 39. 71. 74 Caisse. Steve 8. 33. 93 Dubos. Michelle 12, 36. 86. 87. 89. 133 Hassinger. Drew 39 Mooney. Caitlin 43 Duff. Julie 36. 69. 86. 91 Hatfield. Gail 40. 83 Callahan. Patrick 33. 69. 71. 77. 91. 93. Edgecomb, Malinda 4. 15. 36 Higgins. Forrest 15. 40. 83 95. 97. 99 Edmonds. Tom 6, 14. 37, 83, 90. 96 Higley. Tim 7, 40 Callaway, Devin 34 Errico. Dawn 37 Hinckley. Roxanne 12. 15. 40. 77, 87. 91. Camp. David 34 Evans, Chris 10. 15. 37, 83 99. 108. 109. 134 Chapman. Andrew 2. 10. 34. 97, 99. 116. Evans. Heather 15. 37. 79. 99 Hirschmann, Valerie 40. 83 135 Ferris. Scott 37, 46 Honcharik. Kim 40 Charett. Lori 34. 83 Ferris. Tami 2. 8. 9. 14. 37. 83. 96 Jacobson. Thomas 40. 68. 69. 93 Churchill. Seth II, 16. 34. 86 Fowler. Lisa 12. 37. 77. 86, 87, 91, 99 Jenkins. B.J. 2. 14. 40. 77. 82. 91. 99. 106. Ciriello. Angela 12. 34. 69. 77. 86. 87. 91. Freer. Betsy 15. 37, 79. 99 108. 109. 132. 134 164 Jenks. Dave 9. 15. 41. 69. 71. 74. 77. 86. 87. 91. 97. 99 Jones. Alison 63. 77. 79. 83. 99 Jones. Chris 41 Jones. Meg 12. 41. 77. 87. 91. 95. 97. 99. 104. 115. 135 Kerr. Ralph 6. 14. 41. 83. 85. 90. 96 Kowalski, Keith 83 Krueger. Dan 41 Laux. Nicole 41. 69. 77. 87. 91. 99 Leddington, Jessica 64 Lemay. Fred 2. 41. 83 Lewis, Chris 41. 133 Lindstrom, Erik 4. 42. 74. 90. 132 Mace. Chris 42. 69. 77. 79. 89. 91.95.97. 99 Madans. Amy 8. 42, 77, 91. 95. 97 Mahon. Willie 42. 135 Mahooti. Negar 12. 42. 77. 87. 91. 95. 99. 109. 132. 134 Maler. Jackie 42. 77. 83. 85. 91. 97, 99 Mallett, Kevin 42 Mastroianni, Tom 4.16, 63. 77, 91. 93, 95 Maxwell. Scott 6. 42. 90 Mazurowsky. Walter 14. 43. 71, 79 Mignone. Mike 4. 16. 43. 77. 86. 90. 91. 95. 112 Miller. John 43 Mooney, Caitlin 82 Moran, Nina 13. 43 Morgan, Bret 6. 7 Neal. Jen 14. 43. 83 Oczkowski. Chris 6, 7, 43. 63 Oliveira. Fabiola 44. 68. 69. 71, 92. 93. 95. 114, 132. 135 Pacilio. Frank 44 Patrignelli, Lauren 44 Perrucci. Marie 12. 44. 77, 87, 91, 95. 99, 108. 110. 134 Petronchak, Sandy 44, 83 Pinard. Robert 44 Pilch. Tammy 44. 79 Prokop. Kim 13. 21. 44. 77. 118. 133 Quesnel. Jen 45 Quigley. Mike 64 Quinnan, Kim 45. 79 Randis. Thea 45. 83. 91. 95. 97. 99. 104. 118. 133 Richardson. Julie 45. 77. 84, 86, 91. 95, 97. 99. 135 Ruggerio. John 2. 14. 45. 83. 96 Sebastian. Sarah 45. 99 Selby. Meredith 45. 69. 77. 82. 91. 95. 97. 99. 110 Seliokas. Todd 4. 45. 77. 97 Sugrue. John 64. 65 Sirinnean, Mickey 46. 89 Skidd. Melissa 46 Smith. Alma 46. 77. 91. 99 Smith. Marjorie 13. 46 Southey. Cindy 46 Stockman. Nancy 13. 14. 46. 83, 85, 96 Swart. Ken 3. 46. 83 Thomas. Scott 74. 91, 99 Thorndike. Susan 63. 83. 96 Timm. Joe 47, 79 Varecka. Laurie 47. 69. 71. 86. 93 Vitagliano, Jessica 16, 47 Volage. Dyan 4. 13. 15. 47. 71, 72. 82. 83 Vonderhorst, Kristin 47. 69. 71, 77. 80, 91. 93. 95. 97. 99. 104 West. Jason 3. 4. 47. 82 White. Kelly 14. 47. 69. 82.91,97.99.109. 134 Wilde. Alicia 40. 47. 71. 79. 83. 97 Wilkes. Jason 5. 48 Willard, Amanda 83 Wilson. Kim 14. 48. 83. 85. 96 Wolff, Bob 2. 48. 83. 85. 96 Wuestefeld. Kirsten 48. 71. 77. 99 Wylong. Melissa 13. 48. 82 Zemaitis. Laura 48, 97, 132, 134 Zemaitis. Lisa 48. 97, 106, 108. 132. 134 165