North Haven High School - Sachem Yearbook (North Haven, CT)

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BEST OF THE TRIBE MOST CLASS SPIRIT Rob D’Errico Nedra Yopp MOST LIKELY TO TAKE HOME TO MOM DAD Dean Parisi Betsy Davies CLASS CLOWN Rob Festa Kellie Griffin MOST CHEERFUL Tom Clark Wendy Howd CLASS MUSICIAN Chris Maiocco Emily Child

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p ir WANTED . . . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Scott Nabel Mila Chun MOST TALKATIVE Jay O’Brien Lisa DeNicola BEST DRESSED Keith Ricci Roxanne Arcangelo NICEST SMILE Mike Gorman Melissa Clark BEST LOOKING Mike Kakalow Adrienne Chapman

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We, The Class of 1986, residing at North Haven High School in the town of North Haven, Connecticut, being of sometimes sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament jcasz wjcz ajw Z8SZAMSNZ I. Doreen, leave Michele all the memories and good times we shared with I,isa. | I. leaving Graduate, leave Raggedy Ann all the stupid jokes I played on her Please forgive me{ I I. Chris Hammond, being of fairly sound mind and body, leave Miss Cassidy the approximately 3,246 dittos she handed out during the past three years. I I. Chris Hammond, leave R. J. Notaro the possibility of being the first male trumpet section leader in about five years. I I, Gina, leave Tammy the hope that someday we’ll be able to do something about the I distance between us. I, Gina, leave Nedra all the great times we had during High School to anyone who can I compare with them. I, Mary Beth, leave to two certain friends all the things that we deserved. I I, Wendy Kakolik, leave Mr. Fiore the winning I.otto ticket. I, Wendy Kakalik, leave Raj Atluru a bottle of arctic fishermen's hand lotion. I I, Janet Scarano, leave Kathy Gentile all our wonderful “lunch memories from the past three years which we will always remember. I I, Janet Scarano, leave Doug Anderson a great senior year. I, Rob Festa, leave my banner skills to the upcoming classes and challenge anyone to I hang a banner higher. I I. Michelle Franco, leave my heart to some special junior who knows who he is. I, Michelle Franco, leave Angela. Jennifer. Jackie, Nancy, Roberta, Deanna thanks for I being all my best friends and making my high school years something to remember. I I, Karl Helff, leave Mr. Sbabo my autographed chair in the office. I, Karl Helff. leave Mr. Manjuck a pan of goodies to make up for all the goodies he will | miss. I, Kelli Griffin, leave Anne Peterson some Roy Roger’s roast beef to go with her chicken and Chris Legates a jelly bean. | I. Anna Capasso, leave to anyone who can top it all the friendship Kelly and I have had I over the past sixteen years. | I, Cindi Vitti, leave Dawn Ferrucci my sister Denise to protect as much as needed and another horrible year with Rob Nerkowski. I I, Pete Grasso, leave to all my teachers through the years the pleasureful memories of I having me in their classes. I 1, 'I'im Odaynik, leave Glenn Parisi all the drawings of the Kartnann GHIA. I I, Donna Marie Berrios, leave Ms. Dolan, the gym teacher, my black jacket and all of my excuses for not wanting to participate in class. I I, John Magoveny, leave Angelo Annunziato all my thanks for being my pal and standing by me on the football feild. I. Vera Pagliaro, leave my little sister I.aura the bus ride to school every morning. I I, Jay O’Brien, leave everyone the memory of my loud booming voice and my weird contagious laugh. I 1, Lisa DeNicola, leave to Liz Francis the hope that she has as many good time» in the high school os I have had. I, Barry Brooks, leave Mr. Huben all the passes he wrote to get me out of my predica- I ments and thanks for all of his advice. I, Dorian C., leave all my teachers all of my fake passes I never got caught for. I I, Michele DeMartino, leave Mr. Burril all those days, when he asked me if I was awake yet I I, Scott Bisighini, leave my record of hitting signs to anyone who can top it I I, Adrienne Chapman, leave Kren Mongillo a blonde wig so the back of her hair can grow in. I I, Scott Nabel, leave Kelly Ryan Algebra II, fashion doodles, “the muffin man”, “grue- some Yalies , the color green, and my love for being such a good friend. I I. “Munchie”, leave “Flirt Master” the memories of the good times and bad times we’ve had both in NHHS and out. I I. William C. Brunson, Jr., leave all my books and pencils to Mr. Riggs and all the other teachers I have. I I, Munchie”, leave Flirt Master” all the adventures we’ve shored and especially the Beastie Boys”. I I, Mary, leave Beth our first night in Paris. I, Gary Walsh, lenve the next pulling guard all my excuses for not being in the right place I at the right time and all the great memories I had on and off the football field. I I, Jackie Poulin, leave Lunker all of our sick times with “Boris and Chub Man . I I, Mary Ann Cadella, leave Kristen Downes my laugh. I, Mick, leave Lie and Chick a bunch of Clairol Light Affects Kits so they can have plenty I more Beauty Nights with Chick”. I I, Kerry McKeon, leave Melissa Licari my best wishes for a fun-filled and successful I senior year with plenty of “happy nights. I I, James Berner, leave the Boy’s Fencing Team four broken foils and a weapons check . I, Renee Stempeck, leave Diane Ibsen a champagne glass. I I, Leslie A. Becker, leave Emily Child and Maureen Miniter knowing that the times and memories shared with them were the best years of my life. I I, Leslie A. Becker, leave Danny Lane all my Dead tee-shirts and two tickets to any Dead I show knowing someday he’ll see the light. I I, Todd Nuhn, leave my mark as the Larry Bird of North Haven. I, Todd Nuhn, leave the number “12 (my nickname) to all thi«e who didn't know what I it meant. I, Nedra Yopp. leave Renee, Gina and Yolanda all the memories of the things we did I together. I, Jennifer Petrillo, leave to my brother Gary all the great times I had in high school so I that he too will have the best high school years. , Linda Selmont, leave my sister Diane and her friends lots of luck, happiness and good times at NHHS because they're all so cute. , Cindy Ranciato, leave the office secretaries my passes for coming in late every morning. , Dawn Acquarulo, leave to I). U., R. A.. T. C.. M. V. and S. C. great thanks for their super friendship. , Rachel Sachs, leave Bret Perkins a roast beef sandwich. , Brendan Keefe, leave John Carlis the media center to fusili his dream of “Media Expert” on student bulletin news as head anchorman. , Emily E. Child, leave to anyone who can find them t wo better best friends os Maureen and Ixcslie. , Donna DePaaquale, leave to Betsy, Rachel. Kerry, Amy, and Terri the memory of our friendships with hope that the best is still yet to come. Betsy Davies, leave to Donna my “extra pearl , my tollfree number, and whatever she needs to be all that she can. Lisa Schcidcckcr, leave Andrea Volpe all my thanks for keeping those few “secrets from her brother John! Karen Latvia, leave North Haven High School with pleasure. Sheryl, leave my cousin Dawn with all my great memories of high school and hope she will have even more. Sheryl, leave Chris Legates all the fun of being a senior, but don’t mess up again!! 'Pirn Odaynik, leave anyone who can fill my parking spot with a better Kartnann GHIA than mine. Lisa Marinuzzi. leave Mrs. lannone the part of the Wicked Witch in The Wizard Of Oz. 1. Mary Both Cimino, leave all the great times at NHHS to my brother Pat, hoping he’ll have even better ones. Kim Rurkle, leave Mrs Sbabo my answer to the contrapositive theorum. Kelly Player, leave Anna Capasso all the luck in the world with Dave. Nancy Shea, leave my brother Mike all my good time» at NHHS and hope that he will have even more. McD. leave Bee Pel) and Jabs one cool cow in one adequate hall. Heffay Clark, leave my painting talents and my corner in memory of the Grove. Tina Piscitelli, leave Mr. Rurrill all of the complaining I did in his class. Renee, leave to anyone who can find them, three belter friends than 1 have found in Katie, Nedra, and Brenda! Michael Kakalow, leave Mr. Demayo a box of pencils for all the kids who never had one, along with all the excuses for not looking the ball in the glove, staying down and missing the M. L. popups. James Benjamin Howard, leave my smile and my nickname “Young Love” to all the kids at North Haven High. Linda Selmont, leave Yolanda McCann an imaginary plane ticket to Barbados to use whenever she has to walk down a cold, wet path like the one between the East and West Campuses. Betsy, leave Mr. T. a year’s of supply of scheduled members and my thanks for his patience and guidance during the past six years. Michael Furtack, leave Miss Byrnes a lifetime supply of writing utensils and one night open for a date. William O. Brunson, Jr., leave my homework to all the teachers to do it for me. Terri Orta, leave Kathy, Patty, Janet, Betsy, and Donna the best of luck and happiness in their future and the memories of all the terrific times we’ve had together! Robert D’Errico. leave the position of Photo Editor of THE PHOENIX to nnyone who can put up with the grief and aggravation I did. Luper, leave Bibber all of our lies and sneaking around we did last winter and the back seat of the Bananna Boat! M.C.D., leave to all the future members of the NHHS softball team that warm, lovable, compassionate coach, Jane Sanford. Nedra Yopp, leave Benny Acampora two frogs on a pea-pod and the video tape of the movie TERMINATOR. Jackie Boudreau, leave Joey DeCusati all the great memories and laughter we shared at NHHS. Gina DeMaio, leave Mrs. Preziosi all of the complaining I did in her class. Becky Poulton, leave Mr. Manjuck the dead body that I DID see. Lisa Ranciato, leave this school to the rest of my hundreds of cousins to come to join the hundreds who’ve passed. Dawn Hendricks, leave my blue eyes to Dottie Wielgorecki. Kim Nagy, leave Mr. Tcnzca my little sister. Lisa Roscnfcld, leave Lori Gentile all the times we almost got “caught.” James Benjamin Howard, leave my brain and good looks to all the teachers at North Haven High. Robert D’Errico, leave AI C. Dave A. Rob F, Jeff C, Dave F.—the Halloween night crew—a box of matches and a case of toilet paper. Jonathan lannone, leave Mrs. DeMayo a collection of my poetry. A1 Colonesc, leave Mr. Caruth a new mailbox. Kid Clark, leave Broadway, Hollywood, Clam. Flex. Sneaky. Woody and AWJ plus Phil my wise crocks. Kelli Griffin, leave Teddy Dog my wardrobe, especially my Kiss tee shirt, my sweat- pants, and my ripped jeans with no pockets, because he liked them so much. Kim McGrath, leave all my thanks to Mr. Hubeny for bailing me out all the times I needed it. Kim McGrath leave all my love and thanks to Mrs. Chapmen (Chopper)—1 couldn’t have done it without you, Petunia!