South Windsor High School - Centurion Yearbook (South Windsor, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

' ' . ( N, ? rps A W n i) SENIORS EVENTS UNDERCLASS ORGANIZATIONS FACULTY SPORTS ACADEMICS SPONSORS With deep respect and appreciation, we, the class of 1984, dedicate this Centurion to Mr. John Marchet- ti. He is a paragon of excellence. He has made our school years better by always being interested in us. He is never too busy to discuss our problems or exer¬ cise the skill of listening. His mien wins both respect and popularity from ail. He is strong when strength is necessary, and compassionate, when compassion is needed. Throughout the years, he has advised us, lightened our spirits and reminded us of test dates, scholarships and other important facts. His guidance, time and concern will always be remembered. We would like to thank Mr. Marchetti from the bottom of o ur hearts. ■ mm , , ■% � ! NC . m mmm mm ■ §■ test mms mmw w wm Tom Geary shows his pride in the Class of ' 83— a year late. When the bus came into sight, it was as if summer had never existed. : 4 -u RRRRINNNG! 6:00 a.m. hasn’t had meaning for three months but when the alarm clock sounds on that dark September morning, meaning returns. It is hard to give up the warmth of bed for the cold reality of another school year, but when bed is surrendered, habit takes over. Showering, getting dressed and eating breakfast form the routine that marks a day of school. Standing for the bus, a familiar feeling arises, a feeling of excitement and of apprehension. During the ride one wonders if he will ever arrive. But when the bus appr oaches the school, the image of the building in the morning ' s misty haze makes it all seem somehow un¬ real. inside the building the feeling remains. With students and faculty dashing around, the atmosphere is dream¬ like. The Sophomores, with concealed awe, try to mas¬ ter these unfamiliar halls in a frenzied attempt at being in the right place at the right time. With studied noncha¬ lance, the Juniors display their experience by discussing schedules and teachers. The Seniors, realizing that this is their final year, take time to renew old acquaintances. Onward the day proceeds, with confused directions, lunchroom pile-ups and mixed up schedules until the end of the day when the students realize it is over. The first day is now history and school has really begun. Mr. Plunkett lends a helping hand on Day One. OPENING DAY MSK sdS 1 § wmmm mmm -Mm Dawn Sedar gets a glimpse at what her senior year will be like. Drill Sergeant Rioux addresses the sophomore troops. 7 f f f 1 1 i THE CLASS OF 1984 CARRIE ANN AITNER FAVORITE SAYING: No, I lied. HIGHLIGHT: Carrying the Czechoslovakian Flag in the 1981 World Figure Skating Cham¬ pionships. CHRISTINE A. ALBANO Chris FAVORITE SAYING: Well!!? AMBITION: To play keyboards for a famous band. PET PEEVES: Making decisions: guys that wear pink. HIGHLIGHTS: Vocal trip to New¬ port 82; moving to SW in 79. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 2,3,4,; Vocal Ensem¬ ble 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Choral Spec¬ trum 4; Yearbook staff; Irene Sweet Charity KURT S. ALVER Alvie AMBITION: To make it through college and go on to a very happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: Working on Friday nights; losing. HIGHLIGHTS: Canada ski trip; soc¬ cer 83. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 3,4; JV Soccer 2,3; Varsity Soccer 4. KENNETH R. ANDERSON AMBITION: To see classical liberal¬ ism fully realized. FAVORITE SAYING: l had the idea — the rest is detail. PET PEEVES: insects; Vermont and the Vietnamese Conflict. HIGHLIGHTS: My senior year; the Watt resignation and the return of the mini-skirt. ACTIVITIES: Drama club 3,4; World Affairs Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. FRED J. ANDRULAT Derf AMBITION: To own my own business; to marry CS. FAVORITE SAYING: We ' re OUtta here! PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning; homework. HIGHLIGHT: Wildcat ski trip 82; spending my summer at the beach. TRACY ELIZABETH ATWATER At The Beach, T.A AMBITION: To live atthe beach, and own a red Porsche. FAVORITE SAYING: Just kidding of course!!!; excuse me??? PET PEEVE: Waiting for calls; cheering in the rain; dieting. HIGHLIGHTS: Cheerleading, with C.M. and S.E.; weekends. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 3,4; Gym¬ nastics 2; Outing club 3,4; Junior Prom Committee: Senior Fall Event. CATHERINE AUBIN Cath, Cathy AMBITION: To be happy. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with A.W.; 4 2 83; Wildcat and Loon; hottubs. ACTIVITIES: FBLA 2; Vice-President 3; President 4; Drama 2; Board of Managers 3,4; ITS 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,4; Board of Directors 3; Junior Prom Co-Chairman; Executive Board 4. 10 KAREN ANNE BAILEY K B AMBITION: To look back without regrets. FAVORITE SAYING: All the world ' s a stage. PET PEEVE: Shoe salesman; saying good-bye. HIGHLIGHTS: Vocal trip 2; Spec¬ trum 3; Junior Prom; trip to France ACTIVITIES: Vocal Trip 2; Spec¬ trum 3,4; Drama Club President 4; Good-bye My Fancy ; Every Family Has One ; Mouse That Roared ; Fools ; its 4. KATHLEEN ANN BATRNA Little Girl, Brat ambition: To become a r.n. of Neonatology. FAVORITE SAYING: Wicked PET PEEVES: Clutter; spiders and flies. HIGHLIGHTS: History Class; En¬ gland trip of 84; graduation; J.P.M.R. LEFT TO MR MYSLINSKI: Maturity; love. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2; Senior Event 4. ERICA ESTA BAZZANO Rickie Rica ambition: To be a teacher and live a successful, happy life. PET PEEVE: Getting up at 6:00 a.m.; cigarette smoke. HIGHLIGHTS: Trip to Spain, Portu¬ gal, and Morocco 83; winter trip to Puerto Rico 84; fun times with great friends. ACTIVITIES NHS 3,4; Tennis Team 2. JOY ALLISON BEDNARZ AMBITION: To live life to the fullest and always keep in touch with my friends. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh spare me. PET PEEVE: Dieting; people who show off to be liked. HIGHLIGHTS: All the times spent with friends who care. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,4. ANGELA RUTH BELAND Angie, Grandma AMBITIONS: To always try to smile; to enjoy the many things life has to offer. FAVORITE SAYING: GO for it!; you can do it!. PET PEEVE: The attitude of stuck- up people. HIGHLIGHTS: The many good times spent with terrific friends. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,3,4; In¬ door Track 2; Track and Field MARK ANDREW BELTRAMELLO Belty AMBITION: To own a boat; some¬ day see a N.Y. Giants game. FAVORITE SAYING: Yah, in your dreams. PET PEEVE: The sun in rightfield at Larry Duprey Field; losing. HIGHLIGHTS: Sports at SW; Good times with friends. activities.- JV Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; jv Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Outing Club 2,4. THOMAS D. BAHLER Tom AMBITION: To own my own busi¬ ness. pet PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 83. ACTIVITIES: Concert Chorus 2. SUSAN ANN-MARIE BARRETT Sue, Sue Blue, Lady Libra AMBITION: To become a model and a fashion designer. FAVORITE SAYING: YOU know. PET PEEVE: People who don ' t accept you for what you are; People who don ' t mind their own business. HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Prom. 11 LAURIE ANN BENCTSON Snickers AMBITION: To go to college and get a decent job, Vet-Tech. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey bud what ' s yer problem?; Sure, no problem! PET PEEVE: No windshield wipers!; Mondays; Mornings. HIGHLIGHTS: 8 26, 27, 28 83; SNAFU; 4-H; 2nd Vice; 6 83 Wl; Miller-Time; 10 29 83; 64 fury; F Per. Study; Chris? ESE-Jasper. BEVERLY BENNETT AMBITION: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. FAVORITE SAYING: Forget it; Nev¬ er mind. PET PEEVE: People who try to act cool. HIGHLIGHTS: Trip to France and England 1983. TODD T. BLAKE Yoda AMBITION: To be successful in life and to play college soccer. PET PEEVE: Losing when l should ' ve won. HIGHLIGHTS: Passing Roy ' s level 16 intelligence test; soccer tour¬ ney semi-finals fall 82. ACTIVITIES: Junior Varsity Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Outing Club 4. CHRISTINE ANN BLANCHARD Chris AMBITION; To travel to graduate from college and become a suc¬ cessful illustrator. FAVORITE SAYING: C ' est la Vie, such is life; I’m sorry. PET PEEVE: Homework. HIGHLIGHTS: The day after the prom. LEFT TO SWHS: Spikes. ACTIVITIES: Track; Outing Club. PETER BLUME Petar, Blumers FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s the deal? PET PEEVE: My alarm clock. HIGHLIGHTS: Canada ski trip; great times with great friends. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; Track and Field 3,4; Outing Club 4; Senior Fall Event; Concert Band 2. HOWARD BOERSCHINGER Herbie AMBITION: To own some land in Montana. PET PEEVE: The new attendance policy. HIGHLIGHTS: Trip to Canada, 1983. ACTIVITIES: Student council 3; Out¬ ing club 3,4. MARGARET ELLEN BOHLS Marget, Marg, Maggie, McGoo AMBITION: To make it through art school. favorite saying: whaaaat? PET PEEVE: Stupid jocks. HIGHLIGHTS: Rhode Island School of Design 1983; graduation. ACTIVITIES: Concert Chorus 2; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4. SHAWN BOLDEN Chilly, Bolden AMBITION: To be rich and suc¬ cessful. PET PEEVE: Taking the bus; having class G period. HICHLIGHTS: Senior night; Grad¬ uation; Senior outing. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,4; Basketball 4. 12 TOBY LYNNETTE BOLDEN TOb, BO AMBITION: To own a clothing store. FAVORITE SAYING: What?; are you serious? PER PEEVE: Going outside in the rain. HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Prom; senior year with AR, JW, MK, SB, SP and SB. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2,3. JILANE MARIE BORGES Jili, Jil AMBITION: To touch the lives of as many people as possible and to forever be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Smile! PET PEEVE: ignorant people; people telling me what ' s best for me. HIGHLIGHTS: Spain, Portugal and (especially) Morocco 83; Seems Like Heaven—Oct. 8. LEO ALLEN BONAZELLI Bonzo, Bozo AMBITION: to own a candy apple- red porsche; To be successful in computer engineering. FAVORITE SAYING: What?!; yea right. pep peeve: Duckjokes; loose lug nuts; losing state hockey finals to Fermi 1983. HIGHLIGHTS: Magic Mountain; good times with great friends. ACTIVITIES: V-HOCkey 1,2,3,4; JV Soccer 2; V-Soccer 3,4; Outing Club 2,4. DAVID R. BOUDREAU AMBITION: To someday perform on Broadway; a career in music. FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah right!; bite it! PET PEEVE: Late people; jocks; rope burns. HIGHLIGHTS: Choral Spectrum 3; Good times w B.P„ K.A., A.M. ACTIVITIES: Vocal 2,3,4; GHYC 2,3; All Eastern Chorus 3,4; All State Chorus 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Irene , Every Family Has One , The Mouse That Roared . KATHLEEN BRIDGET BOWEN Amber, Kass AMBITION: To escape the forever dull and dreary town of SW. FAVORITE SAYING: Steak, fuzzy, aww crick! PET PEEVES: Being flighty ; soph¬ omore groupies; David ' s BDB. HIGHLIGHTS: Beach 80-83; Hawaii 82; a certain ZZ top week with Crys¬ tal 8 38-9 5 83; crazy times with wretch 77-84. ACTIVITIES: Vocal 2,3,4; Spectrum 3,4; Fall Event 4; Drama Club. DEBORAH ANN BRAILSFORD Squirt, Shorty, Short AMBITION: To go to Australia. FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m sorry; oh my God. PET PEEVE: Mondays; mornings. HIGHLIGHTS: Men at Work concert (July 1983); trip to Hawaii; F per. study. WENDY L. BRAZALOVICH Wendal, Wendy-Lea AMBITION: To smile through today, laugh at yesterday, and be grateful for tomorrow. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Well!! PET PEEVE: Waiting for a phone call; getting up before noon. HIGHLIGHTS: Great times spent with special friends; playing Field Hockey at SWHS; weekends! ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Class Executive Board; Yearbook. SCOTT GERALD BRINES Grog AMBITION: To lead a happy life, not necessarily a successful one. HIGHLIGHTS: Myrtle Beach; sum¬ mer of 82 and 83; Canada ski trip 83. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,3. 13 LAURA LYNNE BROOKS Pumpkin AMBITION: To spend my life with J.W. FAVORITE SAYING: You ' re Sick! PET PEEVE: Having people stop in front of you in the halls; having people think they ' re better than you. HIGHLIGHTS: Trip to Florida 1983; Garfield; Meeting JW 10 29 83. left TO SWHS: Nothing. THOMAS M. CARROLL Tom, T-Bone AMBITION: To appear in the World Book Encyclopedia. FAVORITE SAYING: Don ' t worry about it. PET PEEVE: Clocks; Ambulances; no ice. HIGHLIGHTS: Weekends; the Bug. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,3,4 (C); Track 2,3,4; Junior Class Pres¬ ident; NHS 3,4; WAC 2,3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4. BETH CATHERINE BROWNE B C AMBITION: To go to Australia. PET PEEVE: People who talk a lot but don’t say anything. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation JEFF CARTER AMBITION: To owe nothing to anyone. FAVORITE SAYING: Really; ya right. pet PEEVE: Conformists; Herpes. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation; Tennis 3,4. RAYMOND JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Ray AMBITION: To become famous. PET PEEVE: Homework. HIGHLIGHTS: Study hall; Perry Hall Sr. High School; Graduation; am PM Mini Market; partying with Arco employees. ACTIVITIES: Tennis; Baseball; Golf. JUDI CHAMP AMBITION: To be rich, happy and successful; To always be together with Joey. FAVORITE SAYING: Cut it out!; really? PET PEEVE: people who are fake; people with attitudes. HIGHLIGHTS: Feb. 27,81; summer of 80 and 81; early graduation. DEANA JOY CHECHILE Nana, Nan AMBITION: To be a able to say I ' ve made the right decision. PET PEEVE: Losing to Windsor; KP005 HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with spe¬ cial friends; playing sports at SWHS; state tournaments; France trip ’83; All-CVC Field Hockey. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3; cap¬ tain 4; Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Band 2,3; Outing Club 2; Board of Directors 4; Class Secretary 4; South Winds 4; senior Fall Event. JEANNE KATHLEEN CHESLICK AMBITION: To travel around the world with Scott seeking Utopia. FAVORITE SAYING: Gimme ' a break. PEP PEEVE: Gossip!; society. HIGHLIGHTS: NOV. 26, 1981; SaratO ga 6 20 83; G.D. ACTIVITIES: The courtyard 81-84. 14 ANNETTE F. CICERO Net, Nets AMBITION: To enjoy life and to get through college. FAVORITE SAYINC: Are YOU serious?; That ' s an understate¬ ment! PET PEEVE: Cold mornings; slow people. HIGHLIGHTS: Italian Fest; summer trips. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,3; Vocal Ensemble 4; Drama Club 4; Chorus 2,3. GEOFFREY NATHANIEL CITRON Geeoff, Goof AMBITION: To alter in a positive way the future of mankind. FAVORITE SAYING: Right, but what can you do? PET PEEVE: Skiing over rocks; people with closed minds. HIGHLIGHTS: Vocal trip 82; Cana¬ da trips. ACTIVITIES: Vocal Ens.; Outing Club; world Affairs club; Choral Spectrum 2; Drama Club. KIMBERLEE LYNNE CIECHOWSKI Kim AMBITION: To be rich and suc¬ cessful. FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break; no problem. PET PEEVE: Homework. HIGHLIGHTS: Study hall; June 1984. KIMBERLY ANN CLANCY Kim, Kimmy, Nancy AMBITION: To live life to its ful¬ lest. FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m gonna shut up now. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings; homework. HIGHLIGHTS: 10 29 83; F per. study; my new car. LEFT TO SWHS: My little brother. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3; Pep Squad 3. LYNN-MARIE CLARK ELIZABETH LOUISE CLERKE Lynn AMBITON: To get the very best out of life and to become a nurse. FAVORITE SAYING: Ultra!; totally awesome. PEP PEEVE: People who look down upon others. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with good friends; summer of 83. activities: Basketball 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. SHAWN COHEN JAMES AUSTIN COLGAN Jamie AMBITION: Live in freedom and win at the line of success. FAVORITE SOUND: Swish!!! pet PEEVE: Mailboxes not being part of Phi Slama Jamma yet. HIGHLIGHTS: HOOPS; NQAA at TD ' S; Hockey games; Chris R. during chem tests; good times with Nancy. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4; soccer 2; Tennis 3; Track 2,4; Senior Fall Event. 15 JOHN L. COLLINS JR. AMBITION: To overcome the challenges of life. FAVORITE SAYING: Listen, listen, listen; in general, you should run according to your own ability; R.L. PET PEEVE: Slow moving people; weekend homework; losing. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,3,4; Track and Field 2,3,4. WILLIAM H. COMSTOCK AMBTllON: To make a home in Maine. PET PEEVE: Being trendy ; Rust. HIGHLIGHTS: Wood fires; Mr. Bos¬ ton, 1981; chemistry Hopkins style . CHERYL ANN COLTON Cher, Slim AMBITION: To own my own day care center; Be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Yarl; Where ' S Steve? PET PEEVE: People who think they ' re better than everyone else; prejudice people. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with JM ' S, PP, MO, NR, CG; 12 18 82; Journey concerts 81 83. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 3; Orches¬ tra 1,2. MICHAEL CONDE Gandhi AMBITION: Make off-white a new word. FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m thirsty. PET PEEVE: Fourtokensfora dol¬ lar (or just four tokens). HIGHLIGHTS: Opening a Coke bot¬ tle in a new and different way. left TO SWHS: Dihybride dro¬ sophila wandering aimlessly about the corridors. ACTIVITIES: Debating 4%; Graphics 1,2. • ■ ANTHONY COOLEY DOUGLAS JOHN CORWIN Doog AMBITION: To live a full life the way I want it. PET PEEVE: People who will not go out their way to help someone else. HIGHLIGHTS: Going to NH With C.D.; computer class with C.D.; PF bike trips. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club. KAREN COTE Keran AMBITION: To move to Texas and find an ambition. FAVORITE SAYING: You got another thing coming; I wish it was Janu¬ ary. PET PEEVE: SWHS; Class Of 85; preppies; mini-skirts; having M.H. play the same song over and over. HIGHLIGHTS: Devils Hopyard; The Maverick; Early grad; special friends. DIANE S. COVENSKY Dee-Dee AMBITION: To be happy and suc¬ cessful. FAVORITE SAYING: Let ' s party; such a pig aint ya; yee—ha. PET PEEVE: Plastic people; people with rooten attitudes; starving. HIGHLIGHTS: Devils Hopyard 83; grad, year early; my party 83; Robert Plant. 16 WILLIAM ALLEN CRAWFORD AMBITION: To be successful In life and to own my own business; To stay with L.S. FAVORITE SAYING: Watch OUt! darlink. PET PEEVE: Punks and JR. HIGHLIGHTS: Pitt parties and the committee. NICOLE FRANCES CROTEAU Nikki, Nik AMBITION: To be able to say l made it myself”. FAVORITE SAYING: Hello!!; I’ll quit tomorrow. PET PEEVE: People who have no patience; why are your hands shaking? HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Prom; 9 27 81, 9 28 81, 4 22 83: New Years 82-83-84; graduation. ACTIVITIES: Career Resource Aid 2,3; Pep Squad 2. JIM CROMBIE Crombag AMBI TION: To own a recording studio; to throw a big party at the Aztec Ruins in Mexico. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Baby!; in¬ sanity is the mother of invention. PET PEEVE: People with strange hair; new wave; bathrooms that have no toilet paper. HIGHLIGHTS: 10 14 83; 6th lunch (81-82); 1:50 p.m.; sometime in April (83). MARK EDWARD CULHANE AMBITION: To become a CPA; Business college. FAVORITE SAYING: This will only take a minute. PET PEEVE: Slow walking people. HIGHLIGHTS: 750 Club; LA 83; 1983 flying. ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4; Cross Country 3. STEVEN CULPEPPER AMBITION: To be an aircraft me¬ chanic. PET PEEVE: For a girl to say she ' s fat. HIGHLIGHTS: Football. CARRIE FRANCES CYR Scary, Brooke AMBITION: To perform on Broad¬ way (dance). FAVORITE SAYING: Hey dude!; I ' m psyched! PET PEEVE: Being mistaken for Brooke Shields. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with KB (snowmobile?); DP; John: Junior Prom. LEFT TO SWHS: Memories of the good times. ACTIVITIES: Concert Chorus 2,3,4; vocal Ensemble 3,4; Choral Spec¬ trum 4; Drama Club; Drama Board of Directors; Senior Fall Event. JOHN JOSEPH DAMATO Juan,JD AMBITION: To become a successful accountant, get married, have three childrean and have a happy and healthy life. PETPEEVE: Cliques; namemix-ups. HIGHLIGHTS: Spain trip 82; Chorus 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Junior Prom with Michele; Fall Event. JOHN M. DAMATO Johnny ”D” AMBITION: To own a Porsche. FAVORITE SAYING: Maybe next week and I’ll give you a beating. PET PEEVE: People who are late; homework; getting up early for school. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with CK, MD, SM, RG, lk, BG and Chump. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Outing Club 4. 17 SOPHIE DAUCE Sophie AMBITION: Business school; Im¬ port-Export and a happy life. PET PEEVE: Getting up early in the morning; go clock!!! HIGHLIGHTS: My year in America as a senior in SW High School. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club. LORRAINE PATRICIA DAVERN Lori AMBITION: To always be happy and to successfully reach ail goals l set for myself. FAVORITE SAYING: NO problem. PET PEEVE: Buses on a Saturday at McDonalds. HIGHLIGHTS: Post Prom With K.G., S.L., B.G., and especially M.G.; France in 83. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook; Student Council 2,3. TIMOTHY J. DAUGHERTY Alfie, Alfred E. AMBITION: To go on to college and afterwards become suc¬ cessful. PET PEEVE: The Pinto Wagon; E period Senior English. HIGHLIGHTS: 8 13 83; 10 8 83. MICHAEL JAMES DeLUCA Disco MUt AMBITION: To be rich and suc¬ cessful at whatever l do. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings and getting up early; Vail. HIGHLIGHTS: Skiing in Colorado; graduation. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2; outing Club 2,3,4. JOHN A. DePASQUALE Squap AMBITION: To lead a happy life. FAVORITE SAYING: HOW goes it?; hurry up. PET PEEVE: Stuck-up people; bad moods; people yelling. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation. MICHELLE DESKUS AMBITION: To catch a rainboworto always chase after one; to climb a Mt. in Tibet; to write poetry. favorite SAYING: Leave me alone; I ' m only five. PET PEEVE: People who answer yes to either or questions, should . HIGHLIGHTS: Philosophical discus¬ sions; Valley Falls 83; SLH. ACTIVITIES: Drama; Board of Direc¬ tors; Math Team; FBLA; NHS. MARK D. DEVNEY AMBITION: To keep my personality hidden forever. FAVORITE SAYING: Who cares? PET PEEVE: Bumber stickers, pins etc. with hearts on them. HIGHLIGHTS: Vocal trip to Newport Ri 1982 LEFT TO S.w.H.S: My boredom. ACTIVITIES: Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 4. CATHARINE M. DOLE Cathy, Katie AMBITION: To have a happy and succesful life. PET PEEVE: Cold mornings, rainy days, and deadlines. HIGHLIGHTS: N.Y. and Penn, with M.D. N.H. with Doug C; graduation and the Noyd syndrome. ACTIVITIES: Volley ball 2; Track 2; Outing club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. 18 COLLEEN MARY DONLON ROY A. DONLON AMBITION: To never stop having fun and to succeed in what ever I do. PET PEEVE: Airheads; people who don ' t care about anything. HIGHLIGHTS: Crazy weekend at the beach with B.F. and F.D. and D.M; weekend at Cape with B.F. and P.D. and lots of action. ACTIVITIES: Cross country 1,2,3; Track and Field 1,2,3,4; Outing Club 2,4; C.Y.O. Basketball 3,4; C.Y.O. SEAN MICHAEL DOWNEY AMBITION: To pursue a happy ca¬ reer. FAVORITE SAYING: absolutely. PET PEEVES: Ray; people who don ' t listen; indecision. HIGHLIGHTS: J.M; good times with B.F. R.D. D.M. M.H; J.M. ' S party; quarter finals at Yale. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Tennis 1,2,3, (co-captain) 4; (captain); Band 1,2,3,4; Stage; Band 3,4; Student Council 4. MICHAEL P. DOYLE Mikie AMBITION: TO pass Physics 4, TO find an engine for my car and succeed in life. FAVORITE SAYING: Fantastic; what’s up? PET PEEVE: Clicks; monday mornings; breaking up. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer ’83; good times with great friends and Montauk. JAMES DOYON ELENA ANN DRAGUNEVICIUS AMBITION: To spend my life with Bob. FAVORITE SAYING: OOh-baby, you ' ve got to be mine; No-way. PET PEEVE: Not seeing Bob; Classes at Wapping; S.K. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduating early; 7-24 with B.K. LEFT TO SWHS: Sympathy to all the future students. PATRICK DREHER JEFFREY DROST AMBITION: To live in Washington State. FAVORITE SAYING: Lewd I did live evil did I dwell. PET PEEVE: Shortages; stuck-up girls; monday mornings; punk rockers. HIGHLIGHTS: Junior year with T.R.; graduating early; C period study hall. 19 LESLIE ANN DROST AMBITION: TO edit OMNI. FAVORITE SAYING: I ' ll buy that!; Is that relevant? PET PEEVE: Thursdays; cold cars. HIGHLIGHTS: PF-NOblevieW; KRA; the 4 musketeers. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,4; Dra¬ ma 4; world Affairs Club 4; Year¬ book 4; Orchestral 2,3,4. MICHELE IRENE DUFRESNE AMBITION: To travel around the world, and to live a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: Snobs; Rapids; Get¬ ting up early in the mornings. HIGHLIGHTS: Spain trip 82; Senior Fall Event; Graduation; Penn, and N.Y. with C.D.; Good times with good friends, John! ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2; Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event. DEBRA ANN DUFRESNE snufalufagus AMBITION: To travel and see ev¬ erything the world has to offer. FAVORITE SAYING: If it ' s tough, chew harder. PET PEEVE: When you love peo¬ ple, but they can ' t love back; Busy signals; When people don ' t turn right on red. HIGHLIGHTS: Christopher Michael MacKinnon; Wishing he were here; Spain 82; Grad! ACTIVITIES: Outing Club; Senior Fall Event. MATT DUGAY AMBITION: To be rich and own my own business. PET PEEVE: Coming up to a green light and the person in front of you put on their brakes! PAUL W. DULL Puddle AMBITION: Happiness and success — in that order; To always have a purpose in life. FAVORITE SAYING: No kiddin ' ; ... or what?; I ' m sorry! PET PEEVE: Insincere people; Smoking; The drinking age. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 83; Cape Cod 83 with R.D. and B.F.; Weekend parties. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,3,4. COLLEEN MARIE DUROCHER AMBITION: To become an execu¬ tive secretary. FAVORITE SAYING: Keep smiling! PET PEEVE: Dull and stuck-up peo¬ ple. HIGHLIGHTS: FBLA Faculties Chil¬ dren Christmas Party, 1982. ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Vice-President 4: Busi¬ ness Aide 3,4; Concert Chorus 2,3. YVONNE MARIE DURRENBERGER Eve, Y AMBITION: To become a lab tech.; To ski in Colorado; To own my own Mustang! FAVORITE SAYING: Go for it!! PET PEEVE: Cliques; Hallway crowds. HIGHLIGHTS: Canada 83,84; Drama Club. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,4; Dra¬ ma Board 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Outing Club Board 3,4; Concert Chorus 2,3,4; Outing Vice Presi¬ dent 4. SOLEARTH DUSZNY ' ' SOI AMBITION: To always know what and who I want. To be free and happy. FAVORITE SAYING: No biggy; s ' cuse me!; What’s up?; Hi there! PET PEEVE: Courtyard groupies; people judging other people be¬ fore they know them; Cliques. HIGHLIGHTS: Lifeguard; FAST TIMES AT SWHS; Outing; jamming 81-84. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club; Student Council; Vocal Ensemble; JV Tennis; Partying 81-84; Tennis. 20 SHEILA MARIE DUVAL Shell, Schmeel, Dumbo AMBITION: To be healthy for longer than 2 weeks at a time. To deprogram R2D2, FAVORITE SAYING: You ' re awful. That’s not true!! PET PEEVE: Being interupt ... What did you say? Being told I talk too much. HIGHLIGHTS: Field hockey, in¬ famous hunt of 83 , Great times with special friends. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Fall event; Student Council; Cen¬ turion; Chorus 2; Irene. SHAWN TRACY EILER Shawnie Mission, Peg AMBITION: To look back on yes¬ terday with a smile. FAVORITE SAYING: Like . .. Okay? Put it this way. PET PEEVE: Organization, Driv¬ ing, Saying Goodbye. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with J.S. L.L. T.A. C.M., and Tim. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 2,3, Capt. 4. Outing club 2,4. Student council 3. Junior prom commit¬ tee. Senior Fall Event. FRED WILLIAM DUVERGER CHRISTOPHER M. ERTEL Turtle AMBITION: To become a lawyer, to win the U.S. open, to own a Lamberghini. FAVORITE SAYING: YOU have got to be joking, Dusted! PET PEEVE: Slow busboys, self centered people. HIGHLIGHTS: Trip to Quebec 1980, The beach with R.G. and S.D. ACTIVITIES: TENNIS TEAM 1,2,3,4. SEAN EVANS Mick AMBITION: To study law and have a good life. FAVORITE SAYING: Shi DOO Bee. PET PEEVE: People who enjoy listening to hard rock. HIGHLIGHTS: Trip to England and time spent with K.D. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Class Treasurer 2,3. CURRIE FANDOZZI, Jr. AMBITION: To serve my country to the best of my ability. FAVORITE SAYING: It Will all come out in the end; you never fail un¬ less you haven’t learned anything. PET PEEVE: People that complain but won’t try to change what is wrong! Waiting. HIGHLIGHTS: Soph. Class Pres; Jr sr study as Soph; National Air Rifle Class Champ, 83 MICHAEL J. FISH Mike AMBITION: To catch up to the drinking age. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know; just kidding. PET PEEVE: People who are always late. Working on Friday nights. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 83 with friends; boomtime at T.D.’s. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; quarters 2,3,4. ELIZABETH ANN FISHER Beth AMBITION: To never regret any de¬ cisions I make. To live a happy life. PET PEEVE: Bori ng teachers. HIGHLIGHTS: Grand Canyon; 82 Rockies; 83. Latin 3,4 with Mrs. Mel- len. Senior year. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,4; Track 1,2,3,4 Outing Club 2,3. 21 ADRIENNE LEE FITZPATRICK Yo AMBITION: To own a successful business. FAVORITE SAYING: Perfection is not when there is no more to add, but when there is no more to take away. PET PEEVE: Oral reports; waking up in the morning; discrimina¬ tion. HIGHLIGHTS: Exchange in Oyster Bay; Band; Graduation. VINCENT JAMES FUSCO Vin AMBITION: To make a successful career as a pilot and enjoy life to the fullest. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well! Beau¬ ty, heh? PET PEEVE: Work; Lisa and Jim ' s laughs. HIGHLIGHTS: Washington trip; Canda Ski Trip; Fun times with J.M. activities: student council 3,4; Outing Club 3,4; Track and Field 3,4. WILLIAM THOMAS FONTAINE Bill AMBITION: Yes. PET PEEVE: Ignorant people; cheap American cars. HIGHLIGHTS: Week-end at Cape; Misquamicut and the Norwich inn; Farmington River Kayak Run. ACTIVITIES: Track and Field 3,4; Outing Club 4. CAROL GAGNON Carola AMBITION: To work with kids and learn as much about them as I can. FAVORITE SAYING: Areyou mad at me? What? PET PEEVE: People who spread rumors; people who are pre¬ judiced left TO SWHS: My guilt trips; my hearing equipment. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of ' 83 at Bolton Lake with M.O. MATTHEW L. GALARNEAU Matt, Mike PET PEEVE: The myriad of ques¬ tions that follow twins. HIGHLIGHTS: Band Exchange Con¬ certs; Junior Prom. ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 2,3,4; J.V. Stage Band 2,3; Brass Ensemble 2,3; Sweet Charity; Outing Club 2,4. MICHAEL B. GALARNEAU Mike, Matt FAVORITE SAYING: I ' ll try anything once, twice if I live. PET PEEVE: Which one are you? HIGHLIGHTS: Band trips; Junior Prom. ACTIVITIES: CVYWE 4; J.V. Stage Band 2,3; V. Stage Band 2,3,4; Con¬ cert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Brass Ensemble 2,3,4; Irene 2; Sweet Charity 3; Outing Club 2,4. VIOLET ELIZABETH GALAZKA AMBITION: To marry a rich guy, live in Malibu Beach, Cal.; Be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my god! NO way! Are you serious? PET PEEVE: People who don ' t know how to drive; people who think they ' re better than others; people who lie; Class of ' 85. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of ' 81; Sum¬ mer of ' 83 camping devils Hopyard Barkhampstead, R.l. KATHLEEN MARIAN GALVIN AMBITION: To live a full and happy life. FAVORITE SAYING: You ' re a bwat; I hate it when that happens. PET PEEVE: Being called a blond with red hair. HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Prom with S.A. and the best times with L.K., B.V. and the E’s gang. ACTIVITIES: Track 2,4; Outing Club 2,3. 22 BRYAN MICHAEL GARDINER AMBITION: To be my own boss and to be successful at anything l try. PET PEEVE: People who ask stupid questions; The saying What ' s up DUDE ; initals R.M. HIGHLIGHTS: Skiing in vail, Col¬ orado, weekends with the miller boys, 7-31-82 with J.M. ACTIVITIES: Hockey; outing club 2,3,4 KAREN ANNE CAVINI Boon, Booner, Noob, Noober AMBITION: To bear Bruce Spring- stein ' s children. To make my par¬ ents proud of me. FAVORITE SAYING: What ' S up?; I don ' t know!; Did you hear...? PET PEEVE: Naggers and work. HIGHLIGHTS: The Junior Prom w SL, BG, LD, MG; boon-mobile and many good times. ACTIVITIES: NHS 3,4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Vocal Enbsemble 2,3,4; Se¬ nior Night; Drama 2; Outing Club 2,3,4. DONNA MARIE GAROFALO Don Juan, Liz, C.B. Bud AMBlTlON:To play College Field Hockey; to always strive for 100%; to never say l can’t HIGHLIGHT: Mom Dad: 8 2 82 Special people; my car; The let¬ ter ; S.W. sports; Mr. Inspiration- Thank you C.V.C. Champs—82; a;; C V C 83 PET PEEVES: Quitters Duck Jokes; Darien. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3,4; s. ball 2,3,4; N.H.S; Outing club 2. Board 3,4. Vocal 3,4.; Basketball 2. THOMAS W. GEARY AMBITION: To manipulate the correct path when destinations are unknown. FAVORITE SAYING: Never con¬ demn the weeds in the garden until you know just how poi¬ sonous the flowers are. HIGHLIGHTS: Senior magazine drive; band exchange concerts. ACTIVITIES: World Affairs Club 2,3,4; Track 3,4; The South Winds 2,3,4; woodwind Ensemble 2; Yearbook 4. DAVID R. GEORGE AMBITION: To have a good time in life. FAVORITE SAYING: It ' S COOl; hey baby! PEP PEEVE: Sweethearts and cuties. HIGHLIGHTS: Sorenson ' s party. ACTIVITIES: Canada ski trip. RANDY SCOTT GINSBERG AMBITION: To be a computer pro¬ cessor. FORORITE SAYING: I don ' t know; I ' ll do it later. PET PEEVE: People who crack their knuckles; getting up in the morning. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation 1984. USA LINDA GIRARD AMBITION: To be the best at what I do. FAVORITE SAYING: Choice; that ' s for sure. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings; the student parking lot. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with B.H., K.C., L.B., L.B.; the summer of 83; senior outing. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad. DANIEL JOHN GIRARDIN Nathaniel, Dan, Red AMBITION: To be able to fly and own my own plane and to own my own bar. FAVORITE SAYING: and stuff like that; hey dude; it ' s the brew crew. PET PEEVE: People who b.s.; peo¬ ple who walk slow in the hallways; stereotypes. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with the gang. LEFT TO SWHS: My gum collection under the cafeteria tables and my blueberry stained dentures. 23 MICHELE MARIE GIROUX AMBITION: To find out what is really at the end of the rainbow. FAVORITE SAVING: If you have a dream don ' t let anything dim it; keep hoping and trying—the sky is the limit. PET PEEVE: Running for the bus; C ' mon, c’mon, c’mon,!!! ' ' HIGHLIGHTS: Great times w special friends at SWHS, most especially w 3; Jr. Prom 83; vol¬ leyball. ACTIVITIES: volleyball 2, Captain 3,4; NHS, Band 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Student Council; Jr. Prom Com¬ mittee; Outing Club; Senior Fall Event; Senior Reception Com¬ mittee. LAURA A. GONTHIER Shorty AMBITION: To become a medical secretay and use my spare ta¬ lents to help others. PET PEEVE: H.R; Short jokes. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my God!; Hi Pat! HIGHLIGHTS: Camp ' 83, Mark!! BRENDA G. GLIDDEN AMBITION: To live a long and hap¬ py life with John; to be a hair¬ dresser. FAVORITE SAYING:COOl!; spare me; Wicked good! PET PEEVE: Waiting; bees; peo¬ ple who try to be someone they are not. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of ' 83 spent with John and all my friends at Pachaug; 8 30 83,9 30-10 2; the day I got my Mustang; Times w RG, BG, JG. ROBIN RENEE GOOD Missy, Rob, Foster AMBITION: To live every day to the fullest and survive in the business world. FAVORITE SAYING: hey kid, what’s up? PET PEEVE: people who are late; working weekend nights. HIGHLIGHTS: All great times spent with KM, AB, JL, MW, LP (BG, JG, DG, BG); football seasons w coach; summer of 83 in Myrtle S C ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; Soft- ball 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,4. RICHARD GORDON Rich, Flash AMBITION: To see the world; to be wealthy and have a big family. FAVORITE SAYING: Whass haap- penin!; the suckers are greeeaat!; hey suckbone. PET PEEVE: Lightweights; airheads; geeks. HIGHLIGHTS: Cruising with the committee; girly—girls!; talking to Bob; SW parties; senior year; the best times with DM, DM, JD, SM, RR; the KalsU ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,3,4; Track Field 3,4; Student Council 4; Se¬ nior Fall Event. WILLIAM E. GRACE JR. Bill AMBITION: To enter and finish the Boston Marathon (just once). FAVORITE SAYING: What ' S up dude!; Wicked Cool!; Doing awe¬ some. PET PEEVE: Junior year, 3rd lunch; sweeties; cuties. HIGHLIGHTS: Jay peak; trip to France with gang; Canada trip; good times at the beach. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,4; Golf 3; weekend parties. JASON D. GUILMETTE Jace AMBITION: To own my own busi¬ ness and be my own boss. FAVORITE SAYING: Go for it!; What ' S up?; Good day. PET PEEVE: Getting up early; Mon¬ day mornings; homework; rules and regulation. HIGHLIGHTS: Soccer!; All the activi¬ ties of my senior year. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. KIMBERLY ANN HALL Kim AMBITION: To become a secretary and to be able to help people and bring them happiness. FAVORITE SAYING: KiSS me you fool! PET PEEVE: Constant complainers; unsafe drivers. HIGHLIGHTS: March 26, 83; Apr. 2, 83; dancing; Sept. 30, 83; Oct. 7, 83. left TO SWHS (esp. KK); My excel¬ lent algebra skills (thanks to Mr. 0). 24 LAURA L. HALL Lola AMBITION: To be a very wealthy lady and live in New York City or Boston. FAVORITE SAYING: GO for it! hey dude what ' s up? PET PEEVE: Inconsiderate peo¬ ple; people who call me Laurie. HIGHLIGHTS: Good timers with my friends; graduation. ACTIVITIES: Chorus; Outing Club; Senior Fall Event. MARK GREGORY HANCHUK Slash AMBITION: To have an early re¬ tirement and to be filthy rich. FAVORITE SAYING: We had home¬ work?; the LeMans; l didn ' t do it. PET PEEVE: Breaking windows with my hand; not having enough money. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation and all the good times at swhs. BRENDA MARIE HAMILTON AMBITION: Rightly to be great — Hamlet. FAVORITE SAYING: Bizzare; Prop- ere leniter. PET PEEVE: 6:00 a.m. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Yearbook 3; NHS 3,4; Field Hockey Manager 4. HIGHLIGHTS: Europe 84: Gradua¬ tion. STEVEN T. HARDY Steve, Skew AMBITION: To becomea So. Wind¬ sor cop., P ET PEEVE: 117’S; false people; cliques. FAVORITE SAYING: hey, skewyou; tell it to the judge; homework, what homework? ACTIVITIES: South Windsor Police Explorers 2,3,4; Peer Outreach 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; CYO 3,4; South Winds 3,4; .Outing Club 3,4; Secretary 3; Treasurer 4. DARLENE HARGRAVE Squat AMBITION: To someday marry my boyfriend Tim and be happy al¬ ways. FAVORITE SAYING: Life goes on. PEP PEEVE: Having my hair cut right before senior pictures. HIGHLIGHTS: Meeting Tim; summer 82; my party! LEFT TO SWHS: l leave my locker of playgirl pictures to next year’s pervert; act lib. MICHAEL HARM AMBITION: To find happiness as I listen to the river sing sweet songs to rock my soul. — Grateful Dead FAVORITE SAYING: When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. Hunter S. Thompson PET PEEVE: Toxic waste, lime sherbet LEFT TO SWHS: The me mory of me which shall endure for days. COLLEEN BETH HARTL AMBITION: To not get lost on the road to success. FAVORITE SAYING: That doesn ' t flip my burgers; no way. pet PEEVE: People who make fun of my yellow car. HIGHLIGHTS: Cruisin in the 3d ' S; crazy times spent with JJ, RW, JL and FL; summer of 83; Def Leppard and Police Concerts. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2; Senior Fall Event. BONNIE LYNNE HELLWIG ambition: To live a healthy and happy life. FAVORITE SAYING: Catch ya later. PET PEEVE: Having to say goodbye; Monday mornings. HIGHLIGHTS: 5 21 83 With NH; good times with JH, DM, NH and the comedy crew ; graduation. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 3: Outing Club 3. 25 PATRICK DWIGHT HENRY AMBITION: To find the easiest way to get everything that I want. FAVORITE SAYING: Sure; Okay. PET PEEVE: Not playing a gameas well as I should have. HIGHLIGHTS: School year of 1982; u pp kpnrl activities ' : Soccer 2; Basketball 2,3. KIMBERLY HOLCOMBE Kim AMBllTON: To live a prosperous life. FAVORITE SAYING: l can ' t wait un¬ til school is out! PET PEEVE: People who throw food in the cafeteria. HIGHLIGHTS: March 8 —Sept. 6, 82 with CE and Jan. 17, 83 with NC, TR, LC at the RH, RL, Kl! RANDY W. HIRTH Rand-Eye AMBITION: To go into the airlines. FAVORITE SAYING: Let’S Skip; Really? PET PEEVE: Getting up to go to school; Spanish G period. HIGHLIGHTS: Three times to New York City; great times in 1983 with JM and MR. ACTIVITIES: Guidance Aide 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Year¬ book Staff 4. LORI ANN HOLLIS Lor AMBITION: To live in Boston. FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break; that ' s rude. PET PEEVE: Fighting over stupid things; MW ' s hair spray; people who say I’m slow. HIGHLIGHTS: California; Sept. 2, 1983; McGill parties; camping trips; friends for nine years; MR’s visit. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3,4. MICHELLE M. HOLMES AMBITION: To marry the person l love and to be happy forthe rest of my life. FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break. PET PEEVE: Class of 85; liars; mak¬ ing decisions; jokes. HIGHLIGHTS: All the crazy times spent with close friends; the farm with Chris; 10 20 82; early gradua¬ tion. NEIL JAMES HORNISH Geet-Geet AMBITION: Mechanical aerospace engineering; helicopter skiing in Colorado. FAVORITE SAYING: Take it easy. PET PEEVE: Drivers who don’t signal. HIGHLIGHTS: Oyster Bay 82; Lexing¬ ton Cowtipping; Senior Outing. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,3,4; Media Aide 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4. JEFFREY EUGENE HUDGINS Hudg AMBITION: To work at Shop Rite for the rest of my life. FAVORITE SAYING: Be serious; give me a break. PET PEEVE: Marching Band; Shop Rite. HIGHLIGHTS: Band Exchange Con¬ certs; Canada ski trip 82. ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,4; Outing Club. ALAN J. HUOT Aldo, Alvin Huey AMBITION: To own A 66 Chevelle SS and finish Benny. FAVORITE SAYING: ESD; eat a pita. PET PEEVE: Hangovers and Break¬ downs. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with Donna; summer of ’’83” at Lavey’s cottage. 26 WENDY L IACAMPO AMBITION: To be a nurse, and marry a certain special person. pet PEEVE: Waiting, especially for a guy; rainy days. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with LP, KP, JB, CD, JP, TP, JM.; 6 21 83; special times ahead with JM; summer of 82 at Misquamicut Beach. SANDRA ELIZABETH JACQUES Sandi FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break PET PEEVE: Homework; Sopho¬ mores. HIGHLIGHTS: Friends; weekends; Newport 83; ski trip 83. ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Outing Club 3,4; CYO 3,4. TODD INGRAHAM JILL CHRISTINE JAHRSTORFER JJ. Jahrs. AMBITION: Not to dwell on the past; to always be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: I’m serious!; Come on you Guys! PET PEEVE: Always being late; ex¬ tremely slow drivers. HIGHLIGHTS: 10 17 81; good times with my special friends; 10 22 83; cheerleading. ACTIVITIES: Track 2; Outing Club 2; Board of Directors 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Cheerleading 2,3, Captain 4; NHS 3,4; Junior Prom Committee. MICHAEL JANOSI ROBERT JOHN JEFFERS AMBITION: To be rich and suc¬ cessful. FAVORITE SAYING: Stop; Whata wanta smack; Are you crazy? PET PEEVE: Working; sophomores. HIGHLIGHTS: Senior Night 82; Bos¬ ton trip 82. JEAN ANN JEZOUIT AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life and to one day meet Def Leppard. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my God — no way! PET PEEVE: Working at Finast; KS. HIGHLIGHTS: Seeing Def Leppard; 7 30 83 with MM; cruising in the 3d ' s with CH; Finast parties; 8 29 83 at VF; all other great times spent with CH, JL, RW, SO. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2; Senior Fall Event. MARTHA JANE JORGENSEN Maatha, Sis, Murn AMBITION: To be successful and get married to Mr. Right and have wonderful kids. FAVORITE SAYING: Screw it! PET PEEVE: People who think they know everything (know it alls). HIGHLIGHTS: 3 13 82. 27 BEAT M. JUCKER BJ AMBITION: To go cross-country on my bicycle; to live with my family on a mountain in St. Moritz. FAVORITE SAYING: Don ' t mess; Persmission to relieve the helm?; jammin. PET PEEVE: Working 90 hours a week; flat tires; snowless winters; being gounded. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 83 on Yankee Clipper. ACTIVITIES: NHS; Baseball; Outing Club. ROSE MARIA KALLAI AMBITION: To make everyone around me happy; to own a grand piano. PET PEEVE: Smoking on the bus; people who are always in a rush. HIGHLIGHTS: HS years with spe¬ cial friends; exchange trips. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3; Stage Band 3; Band 4; Irene, Sweet Charity. CHRISTA KARIS JUCKER Bubbleheaded Bleach blonde AMBITION: To be world known in the fashion industry and to have an exciting life. FAVORITE SAYING: Don ' t push it!; go for it! PET PEEVE: Two faced people; not being able to talk. HIGHLIGHTS: Ski season 83; good times with the gang , CB, BM, CS RK ACTIVITIES: Outing club; CYO 3,4; Yearbook Staff. DIANE L. KARLIN AMBITION: To do the best that l can do and to always be there for my friends when they need me. FAVORITE SAYING: Don ' t quit. PET PEEVE: Like . HIGHLIGHTS: Summer 82; Sum¬ mer 83; Jan. 8, May 21, Feb 22-26; G period Jr. year. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,4; ITS: Concert Chorus 2. ELLEN E. KASPER Eek, L AMBITION: Never to say If l had my life to live over, I would have ... PET PEEVE: Seeing someone l care about hurting inside. HIGHLICHTS: Robb; having the best friends anyone could ask for. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 3,4; Vol¬ leyball 2; Band 2,3; Outing Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Class Secre¬ tary 2; Yearbook 3; Executive Board 4. SUSAN JILL KATZ Sue, Suds AMBITION: To own a silver Corvette and a black Lamberghini. FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know, why ask me? PET PEEVE: People who kick the back of my chair green. HIGHLIGHTS: FBLA State Leadership Conferences 2,3; being one of Miss Duffy’s bobsey twins. activities-. FBLA 2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4; NHS 3,4; Drama Club 3. MATTHEW T. KEEN Beak AMBITION: To never live in a city. FAVORITE SAYING: Buy a life. PET PEEVE: Druggies; radicals at SWHS; injuries. HIGHLIGHTS: Football Wildcat trip 82; weekends. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Event. LEFT TO SWHS: I leave to an under¬ classman some of Mr. White ' s understanding. CHRISTOPHER ALLEN KIENE Kiene, Monster, weiny AMBITION: to succeed in anything that I do; to be very rich and a pro- fessionsal hockey player. FAVORITE SAYING: What ' S up?; hOW ' S it going? PET PEEVE: Waking up knowing I have to try to go to school. HIGHLIGHTS: Weekends with Miller Boys. ACTIVITIES: Soccer JV 2, V 3,4: ALL- State Hockey V 3; Hockey V 1,2; Captain 3,4 28 BRIAN KING Kinger AMBITION: To see the WHO in concert; to fulfill all my fantasies. FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know. PET PEEVE: Getting photo¬ graphed; losing; striking out. HIGHLIGHTS: Baseball 83; parties; sports at SWHS. ACTIVITIES: JV Baseball 2; Varsity 3,4; Outing club 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; JV Basketball 2, Varsity 3,4. MICHELLE LYNNE KITTLE Shelly AMBllTON: Go for the best, be¬ cause life is too short to settle for less. FAVORITE SAYING: It’S alright; don ' t worry about it! PET PEEVE: Taking the bus to school in the morning. HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Prom; sum¬ mer trip to Atlanta and Preston; fun times wih DC, ED, SW, jw, AR and kr ACTIVITIES: Pep squad 2,3. BEST FRIEND: My mother. CURTIS KING C 2 , Michael Jackson AMBITION: To be a supremecourt justice. FAVORITE SAYING: You’ll get over it. HIGHLIGHTS: BS 10 13. ACTIVITIES: Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Vice-President 2,3; President 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Choral Spec¬ trum 3,4. CHRISTOPHER ALAN KLISHEWITZ Klish AMBITION: To be successful in whatever l do. FAVORITE SAYING: What ' S UP?; Be serious. PET PEEVE: Losing in the state finals 8-5; Sergio ' s HIGHLIGHTS: Hockey; weekends; good times with good friends. ACTIVITIES: Soccer JV 2,3, V 4; Hockey V 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4. mmm KAREN MARGARET KLUTE Klute, Nerak AMBITON: To keep everyone smiling; to own a blue 280ZX. FAVORITE SAYING: Smile!; however rare true live is ... true friendship is rarer. PET PEEVE: Having only two days in the weekend. HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Prom; the fun times with my friends, FH. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey; Track; Ex¬ ecutive Board; Student Council; Junior Prom Committee; Outing Club Board. LINDA LOUISE KRAWSKI Linda Lou AMBITION: To achieve health, hap¬ piness and a taste of wealth. PET PEEVE: Waking up in the moring. HIGHLIGHTS: Washington D.C. 83; Senior Night; graduation. ACTIVITIES: Concert Chorus 2; fbla 2,3,4; Library Aide 2,3,4; Outing CLub 2,3,4; Outing Club Board of Directors 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety 3,4. LORI ANN KRIST Lor AMBITION: To someday be com¬ pletely satisfied with something l have done. FAVORITE SAYING: Children must play; I am not... pet PEEVE: People who don’t look before they turn; Porky ' s. HIGHLIGHTS: Finally turning 16; Best times with K.G. and the E.S. gang. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,4; Outing CLub 2,3. STEVE LAMOUREUX Stave AMBITION: To eventually own a hang-glider that flys; to always be among friends. FAVORITE SAYING: Maybe its not to late to learn how to love and forget how to hate; remember RR. PET PEEVE: Gravity; new rock; run¬ ning on empty; obsticals; the ball- and-chain. HIGHLIGHTS: LF, HN, DB, HD, KN, KP, LN, SC, DM, AT, VC, RM, K.G., Ker, SL; NHS.; SNO — JAC; Air Band; meet¬ ing Quiet Riot. 29 FELICIA NANETTE LANDERMAN AMBITION: To be satisfied with myself and my life and to see all of my friends and family happy. PET PEEVE: Holding grudges; being envious; those who make others feel inferior. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 83 with A.B. and W.R.; camping with J.L.; special times with close friends — K.B., C.H., K.M., and R.N. SUSAN ANN LARSON Sue, C 2 , Eus AMBITION: To never lose touch with those people who mean so much to me. FAVORITE SAYING: The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. PET PEEVE: Good-byes. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with JB, DK, KK, EK, JJ; 6 20 83 KT; France. ACTIVITIES: Outing club 2,3; Board of Directors 4; Student Council 2; Secretary 3; Volleyball 2; Track 2. ANDREW JOHN LANIER Lunar; Drew AMBITION: To be starting goalie for the Edmonton Oilers. FAVORITE SAYING: C ' est la Vie; les femmes; ces touts la meem chose. PET PEEVE: People who smoke; Enfield Hockey team. HIGHLIGHTS: Enfield hockey game Jan. 82; 3 4 83 Nancy Ann, B.M.; A period; A.D. parties sodium. ACTIVITIES: Ice Hockey 2,3,4. KERRI A. LAUCK Red, Dingbat AMBITION: To own a never- ending supply of Resse ' s Pieces. FAVORITE SAYING: Cross that bridge when you come to it; grin and ignore it. PET PEEVE: People who tell me to stop laughing; tennis courts with puddles. HIGHLIGHTS: Winning CVC; state runner-up 83; summers and weekends with friends (especial¬ ly with Chrissy). ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,3,4. MAUREEN CLAIRE LEAVITT LISA LECLAIR MO AMBITION: To meet Tom Selleck; play in a professional band. FAVORITE SAYING: l am gumby damnit! PET PEEVE: Ripping contact lenses; socks that fall down. HIGHLIGHTS: Vocal trip to Newport 1982; Band Exchange trips. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3; Gymnastics 2,4; Band 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Choral Spec¬ trum 4. DENNIS BURT LECLERC AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do; to become an artist. PET PEEVE: People who drive too slow; people who always think they ' re right. ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4. TINA M. LECLERC Tiny AMBITION: To move to Maine. FAVORITE SAYING: You ' ve got to be cruel to be kind. PET PEEVE: LT, BP; people Who only talk to you when no one else is around. HIGHLIGHTS: E per.; lunch outside. 30 DAWN MARIE LEE Dergel, D , Dwan FAVORITE SAYING: The best way to command respect is to be worthy of it. PET PEEVE: Mornings!; being un¬ organized; time away from RR. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer Of 83; 6 20 83 KT; special times with JJ, EEK, SL, KK and RR; B period study! ACTIVITIES: Executive Board; Cheerleading 3; Student Council 2,3; Yearbook 3,4; volleyball 2; CHRISTINE ANN LEETE FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t get it; bid whoop. PET PEEVE: Being ignored when I ' m right; SL. HIGHLIGHTS: Being one of Miss Duffy ' s bobsey twins; gradua¬ tion. ACTIVITIES: NHS 3,4; Track2; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Woodwind Ensemble 2,4; Stage Band 4; Irene 2; Sweet Charity 3. KRISTINA LYNN LENZ Kris, Wiss AMBITION: To go to college; travel the world and keep in touch with friends. FAVORITE SAYING: No act of kind¬ ness, no matter how small, is ever wasted; oh no, buns in Spain! PET PEEVE: People who never smile. HIGHLIGHTS: Band Exchange trips; Spain 83; m-talks with LS. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4; FBLS 3,4; Student Council 2; Track and Field 2; Fall Event. MARCIA ELLEN LEONARD AMBITION: To become indepen¬ dently wealthy. FAVORITE SAYING: I ' ve got to clean my room, I ' ll do it tomor¬ row. PET PEEVE: Having my birthday right after Christmas. HIGHLIGHTS: My sophomore year; football; going to Europe with Dad, 8 4 82. ACTIVITIES: Football 2; Guidance 3,4. THOMAS MICHAEL LOVETT AMBITION: To be financially set with no worries. FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s going on this weekend? PET PEEVE: Working and still never having money! HIGHLIGHTS: Cody ' s Cohem 4 class. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,4. WILLIAM A. LOVETT Bill AMBITION: To live on Malibu Beach. PET PEEVE: Getting up early; snobs. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation; summer Of 81; July 24, 1980. TOBY M. LUSSIER AMBITION: To play college baseball, and graduate from college. PET PEEVE: English; stuck-up people; vandalism; people who can ' t stand up for themselves. HIGHLIGHTS: Baseball; crazy times with friends. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2,3,4. FAVORITE SAYING: What a W itch. JEAN LOUISE LYONS Jeannie AMBITION: To one day visit Ireland; to become a teacherand always be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m so embar¬ rassed! PET PEEVE: KM ' s Lions, Tigers, and Bears OH NO!; Chemistry! HIGHLIGHTS: Camping PT, Sebago, Maine with FI; good times with friends — FL, AB, KM, CH, JJ, RW; summer 83. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,3,4. Se¬ nior Fall event. 31 MARIE HELEN MACALPINE AMBITION: Hit the fast lane and build my own night club. FAVORITE SAYING: Life ' s been good to me so far; l think it’s gonna snow! PET PEEVE: Losing friends; staying in one place too long. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation; sopho¬ more year. ACTIVITIES: Vocal Ensemble 3,4. PETER MANCINI III Chino-Bear, Pops AMBITION: To see the cup in Hart¬ ford and to lead an unusual life. FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t think you did that. PET PEEVE: Any math; Bruin and Red Sox announcers and diehard Boston fans. HIGHLIGHTS: Soccer; Police Con¬ cert ' 83; good times with cool friends. ACTIVITIES: J.V. Soccer 2; V. SOC- cer 3,4; Senior Fall Event. PAUL R. MAILHOT Chuck AMBITION: To own a 66 Convert - able Mustang. FAVORITE SAYING: Let’S get McNuggetsl PET PEEVE: Stop signs; red lights; cigarette smoke. HIGHLIGHTS: All times spent with Julie; going out with good friends. ACTIVITIES: Baseball Manager 2; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. KEVIN THOMAS MANLEY Kev; Kebb; Jello AMBITION: To master the art of punctuality. FAVORITE SAYING: Give me some credit! PET PEEVES: Doing dishes; Coach L’s examples and 2 minute meeting. HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Prom; learn¬ ing the powers of licorice. ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4; X-Country 4; Outing Club Treasurer 3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4. ELLEN ELIZABETH MAROUSKI Fifi, Boom-Boom, Elwood AMBITION: To make it to the top in the music world. FAVORITE SAYING: Wanna be in a band? PET PEEVE: People who are fake; no-minds. HIGHLIGHTS: 10 82-6 83; DZ; Sum¬ mer of ' 83; snuggles. LEFT TO SWHS: All my college ap¬ plications and my last semester. CATHY A. MARQUIS AMBITION: To become an accoun¬ tant. FAVORITE SAYING: You’ll get over it; seriously? PET PEEVE: Having to get up so early just for a four hour day. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation; summer of ' 82. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2; Library Aide 2. DAVID PAUL MARTINEZ Poncho Villa AMBITION: To always overcome any obstacles that come my way. FAVORITE SAYING: Who ever said life was meant to be fair. HIGHLIGHTS: Connecticut in¬ ternship 1983; working at Hartford Hospital. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Stage Band 2; Yearbook 4; South Winds 3. left TO SWHS: After school hours with all my math teachers!!! REMI MASSON 32 ROBERT R. McANDREW AMBITION: To own a house on GDI, Casco Bay, Portland, ME. FAVORITE SAYING: Relax! PET PEEVE: Hospitals; go to Main¬ ers (Maine tourists). HIGHLIGHTS: Summers on GDI; sports at SWHS. activities: v Soccer 2,3,4; jv Bas¬ ketball 2; V Basketball 3,4; NHS 3,4. BONNIE JEAN MCMILLAN Airhead, Crash AMBITION: To become a success¬ ful nurse and to live life to the fullest. FAVORITE SAYING: Life’s tough kiddo; go for it; get a life! PET PEEVE: People who think they ' re better than others. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times spent with special friends; CYO beach trip; senior year. ACTIVITIES: Guidance Aid 2,3,4; Outing Club 4; FAST TIMES AT SWHS; Yearbook Staff 4. JUDITH ELLEN MCCARTHY AMBITION: To own a green Honda Accord; To see a unicorn. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh no! It ' S a freckle! PET PEEVE: You have pen on your lip”; girls who play FH like football players. HIGHLIGHTS: 10 16 82, RD; 10 21 81; Spring 82 W LS; FH; McD’S. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Track2; Band 2,3,4; Outing Club 3,4; Senior Fall Event. KERRY EILEEN McTEAGUE McTigger AMBITION: To live a long, happy, healthy, and successful life. FAVORITE SAYING: NO way!; Wait a minute! PET PEEVE: Chemistry; rainy Monday mornings; snakes. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with great friends at SWHS. LEFT TO SWHS: My Tilbury. ACTIVITIES: Guidance Aid 3,4; Se¬ nior Fall Event. CHERYL LYNN MELLEN Honeydew; Cher-Cher AMBITION: To become a world famous skier. FAV ORITE SAYING: Ask me if l care; I have no idea! PET PEEVE: Tying my shoes; rain. highlights: Rob; cheering with TA, SE; Skiing in Utah ' 83; friends at SWHS. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 2; Cheer¬ leading 3,4; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee; Senior Fall Event; Outing Club 2,3,4. MATTHEW A. MIKKELSON Mickey AMBITION: To make my father proud. FAVORITE SAYING: The Whole world is rigged... ; 18 wheels! PET PEEVES: Radiators in the back seat! HIGHLIGHTS: T.B.—Times with Cino and Northview Neighborhood; Vocal trip, Newport ’82. ACTIVITIES: JV Basketball 2,3; Varsi¬ ty 4; Vocal 2,3,4; morning announcements 2,3,4; Track 2,4; Tennis, Baseball 3,4. DENISE MARIE MILONE Dee-Dee AMBITION: To be happily married to Steve and to have a little girl and boy. FAVORITE SAYING: Waaw-waaw, whata gay wad! PET PEEVE: Waiting for people and going to school. HIGHLIGHTS: Meeting Steve in ’82, Devils Hopyard; Bess Eaton A period, and especially being with all my friends. DARRYL MITCHELL AMBITION: To be successful and to retire at 38. FAVORITE SAYING: I work. PET PEEVES: Working. HIGHLIGHTS: Cruzin’ with the com¬ mittee; good times with DM, RG, mh, SM, the Kal ' s and the rest. LEFT TO SWHS: My brains to beat the system. 33 DAVID MICHAEL MITCHELL Mitch AMBITION: To succeed and to re¬ tire at 38 with Cuzl! FAVORITE SAYING: What if ??; welm. HIGHLIGHTS: Cruisin ' with the committee! Pit Parties and good times with DM rg. MARGARET M. MONIZ Maggie AMBITION: To give 100% of my¬ self always. FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m doing my best. PET PEEVES: Losing; suicides; long monday practices. HIGHLIGHTS: State Tournaments and sports at SWHS. left TO SWHS: All the inches l never grew. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. CRAIG ALLEN MOLITORIS AMBITION: To marry a rich blonde. FAVORITE SAYING: NO All; go to Pomps Al? PET PEEVE: Stuck up girls; soccer players. HIGHLIGHTS: AD ' s Parties. GARRIK D. MONTANA Garlic, Garoo AMBITION: To make a lot of money and to have fun doing it. FAVORITE SAYING: Stop; What?? PET PEEVE: Tennesses dropping passes; waking up in the morn¬ ing and missing the bus. HIGHLIGHTS: Canada Ski trip ’82, ' 83, ' 84. Senior fall event. ACTIVITIES: Football 3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4. MICHELLE J. MORRISSETTE Mickey AMBITION: To work with compu¬ ters. FAVORITE SAYING: What’s up; ex¬ cellent! PET PEEVE: Monday mornings. HIGHLIGHT: Graduation. JANE MICHELLE MORROW Bert, Jay AMBITION: To race in the INDY 500; to become rich; to own a Porche and to meet Steve Perry. FAVORITE SAYING: I have no gas!; have some life! PET PEEVE: Goodbyes; tic tac trees; money problems. HIGHLIGHTS: Going to the boat TS with D.P, Graduation, M. Golden Shake, Ernie Bert. LEFT TO SWHS: The Bet!; Caldor partys! WALTER MORSE Jim AMBITION: To hike the Continental Divide Trail and to finally see the trio. FAVORITE SAYING: AIEEEE!!! PET PEEVES: People who patronize others and an ignorant argument. HIGHLIGHTS: Hurricane island Out¬ ward Bound at Moosehead; Son- nenberg Okemo ' 83; Canada ' 84? ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,3,4; Track 4. SAM MOZZICATO Muzzy AMBITION: To have power and to try everything possible. FAVORITE SAYING: HOW are Ya Doi n ' ? PET PEEVE: Waking up in the morn¬ ing for Double Sessions; snotty Girls. HIGHLIGHTS: Football ' 81; starting Bristol Eastern right; game beat¬ ing Rockville ' 81. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football 2,3,4. 34 1 : TIMOTHY J. MULCAHY Tim AMBITION: To look back and be content with what l have achieved in life. FAVORITE SAYING: Lighten up Sam. PET PEEVE: Deviated septums; Shawn ' s bad jokes. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with good friends, especially Shawn; boom time at T.D. ' s; Bulkely B- ball game. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3,4; Base¬ ball 2,3,4; Quaters 3,4. DANIEL JOSEPH MURPHY AMBITION: To always have fun and to become filthy rich. FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t believe you said that. PET PEEVE: Teachers who wake me up during class. HIGHLIGHTS: Weekend at the beach with RD, BF, FD, and trips to FD. ACTIVITIES: Track and Field 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Outing Club 2,4; NHS 3,4. DEBORAH JANE MULLER AMBITION: To lead a happy and interesting life. PET PEEVE: Having only 24 hours in one day; Monday mornings. TIMOTHY MICHAEL MURPHY Murph AMBITION: To one day be in¬ volved in a successful business with my brother. PET PEEVE: Waiting for people who are constantly late. HIGHLIGHTS: Sports at SWHS; Wild times with wild friends. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3, captain 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Outing Club 4. LAURIE EILEEN MURRIN Heidi AMBITION: To see and to do it all. FAVORITE SAYING: We ' re there in a big way. PET PEEVES: Cut knees and bruises; deadlines; nasty disposi¬ tions. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of ' 82 and roadtrips to Cape Cod and Ver¬ mont; Field Hockey CVC. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Out¬ ing Club 2,3,4; Track 2; Senior Fall Event. JAY GERRY MURTHA AMBITION: To own a four wheel drive truck and to live happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Ma. PET PEEVE: Preps; jeep payments. HIGHLIGHTS: Jen; summer Of ' 83. JUDI LYNN MURTHA Jude the Dude AMBITION: To live at the beach and be forever tan! FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m hungry! PET PEEVE: Turning into a pump¬ kin at 12:00. HIGHLIGHTS: 7-31-82 With BG; OB with kel. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom COMMITTEE: Outing Club; Year¬ book staff; Senior Fall Event. DOUGLAS SCOTT NEWMAN AMBITION: To become sucessful. HIGHLIGHT: Canada Ski trip. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club. 35 CHRIS NOWAK Sak Ski AMBITION: To live in Maine and be rich. FAVORITE SAYING: NO way; Oh my god don ' t start bugging me. PET PEEVE: Getting up early ev¬ ery morning. HIGHLIGHT: a.d parties; Senior Night; Senior Outing. ACTIVITIES: Hockey; soccer; FAS. MELISSA OCASIO Missy AMBITION: To see all my friends after we graduate. FAVORITE SAYING: Ti-Ki-Di. PET PEEVE: A Certain person who ties up the phone!; Bugs. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with JM; CC; PP; and the rest of the gang; Ernie Bert. LEFT TO SWHS: My spaz attacks. ACTIVITIES: Pep squad 2,3; Media Aide 2,3; Attendance aide 4. MANUEL ANTONIO OCASIO Manny, Man AMBITION: To travel the US; race JM; be a motor cop. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh I forgot! I don ' t know. PET PEEVE: People that explain my side of the story before l tell it the way it is; girl smokers. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer Of ' 82- ' 83; Bolton Lake with CG; skipping school with GR; going to DQ for lunch. CARL WILSON OLSON Coagalbees AMBITION: To pedal cross country. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings; Delivering the Hartford Courant. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation; eating first lunch all year. BRIAN KEITH O ' NEIL AMBITION: To have enough money to not worry about having enough money. FAVORITE SAYING: What ' S up? PET PEEVE: Cutting the lawn; cars with no brakes. HIGHLIGHTS: Canada ski trips; good times. ACTIVITIES: JV Soccer 2,3; Varsity Soccer 4. HOWARD S. ORDWAY AMBITION: To join the Airforce. FAVORITE SAYING: NO I don ' t want to. PET PEEVE: People who dress up punk. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer Of ' 83. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3,4; JV Soccer 4; Varsity Soccer 4. KAREN COLLEEN OWENS Kare KO AMBITION: To work in the White House. FAVORITE SAYING: And then you woke up! PET PEEVES: Bridges; slow people in the halls; King Tut. HIGHLIGHTS ' Drama Club student tech; Director; Great times with JS, SD, JB. ACTIVITIES: Drama 2,3,4; Board of Dir ' s 3,4; ITS 3,4; Field Hockey 2,3; FBLA 2,3; Sec’y 3; Yearbook Photog¬ rapher; Varsity Math Team 3,4. TERRY PAGANI 36 ROBERT JAMES PACCIOLI AMBITION: To be successful and make enough money. FAVORITE SAYING: Eh Bud. PET PEEVE: Slow walkers; Wap- ping in the rain. HIGHLIGHTS: AL ' S parties; Canada trip. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Hockey 2,3,4; Outing Club. LAURA ANNE PARASILITI Laur, B AMBITION: To buy my own boutique. FAVORITE SAYING: Not a good scene. PET PEEVE: Subs except Mrs. H; The system. HIGHLIGHT: CYO ski trip; great times with friends. left TO SWHS: Cafeteria food. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; CYO. DEBRA ANN PASAY Debbie, Deb AMBITION: To go into the medical field, and to be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Choice; wick¬ ed; spare me. PET PEEVE: Fighting with the people l care about. HIGHLIGHTS: Great times with Bil- lie-Jo and good times at SWHS with, BJS, SW, LH, SL.and CC; Sum¬ mer of 83 most of all my mom. NEIL PARILLE DEENA MARIE PATELLI Dee AMBITION: To marry John; travel to Jamaica; to become extremely wealthy. FAVORITE SAYING: And today is only yesterday ' s tomorrow. PET PEEVE: Quarrels; curfews; people who can ' t mind their own business. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 81 ; May 29, good times with JF, JC, SC, DF, CS, DD, BL, LH, DH, MG, BM, JW. SANDRA BERNICE PATTERSON Cassandra, Sand, Sandy AMBITION: To master all com¬ puters; to become rich by 25. FAVORITE SAYING: l hate your clothes; you look ugly today. PET PEEVE: Going to guidance ev¬ ery year to straighten out my schedule; always being nice. HIGHLIGHT: Senior Night; Senior Outing; Graduation; Track and Field 2,3,4. RICHARD PELIKAN Rich, Bird ambition: To make a lot of money without working hard for it. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Dude; what’s up? PET PEEVE: Snow plows; getting up before 12:00 p.m. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 82 at Otis, Mass, with KP; cool times with cool friends. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4; Outing Club, Student Council 2; Senior Fall Event. PAIGE ELLEN PERKINS Pog AMBITION: To meet Sly Stallone and Joe Elliot; to own a classic vette; to work in an aquariam. FAVORITE SAYING: Stop!; party?; where! PET PEEVE: The clique; Molson Gold¬ en at 3:00. HIGHLIGHTS: Being best friends with CC JM ' S MO ' S NR DD TR. De- fleppard 83 37 MICHAEL PERRY AMBITION: To soak the capitalist system for all it ' s worth. FAVORITE SAYING: Ice cream has no bones. PET PEEVES: Bagpipes; environ¬ mentalists. HIGHLIGHT: Breaking 100,000 points in centipede. ANDREW PAUL PETERSON Pete, Drew AMBITION: To live on the ocean in California and be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: What ' S up! PET PEEVE: Snow; slow walkers in SWHS ' s halls ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 81, 82 KRISTIN MARIE PERSON AMBITION: To go to college and be successful at whatever l de¬ cide to do. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my God your ' re kidding! PET PEEVE: Having to get up ear- lyinthe morning; not getting my own way. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times With W.I., JB, LP; time spent with Tom. REBECCA PETERSON Becky AMBITION: To own more clothes then l ever could possible wear! FAVORITE SAYING: That ' s wicked good!; groovy!!! PET PEEVE: Spanish class G period. Saying good bye. HIGHLIGHTS: Sophomore year; going to S.W. hockey games; graduation! ACTIVITIES: Senior Fall Event PAUL A. LAVEY Wally, Scrabel, PL AMBITION: To own my father ' s business someday. FAVORITE SAYING: So listen; yeah; what? PET PEEVE: People who act tuff; body rot, in more ways than one; slow drivers who pull out in front of ya when you ' re in a hurry. ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Beth AMBITION: To become a success in art. FAVORITE SAYING: Open the doors of perception . break on through to the other side . JDM. PET PEEVE: People who think they are aristocrats. HIGHLIGHT: England trip, 83; Gradu¬ ation. STEVEN H. PICARD Pic AMBITION: To make money off the mentally ill; own a Brewery. FAVORITE SAYING: Come on Dave, gimme a break! PET PEEVE: Sunday nights; long lonely lifelines; Bob. HIGHLIGHTS: Playing offense on an offensive day; Stowe 82. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Parties 2,3,4. KEVIN PLOURDE Kev, Buckwheat AMBITION: To live a happy and full life; owning a nice sports car. FAVORITE SAYING: Live free or die. PET PEEVE: Working on weekends; homework. HIGHLIGHTS: Having fun with my good friends; owning my first car; Senior year. left TO SWHS: I leave my un¬ finished homework. 28 KIMBERLAY POLA LYN-ANN POTTINCER AMBITION: To own my own car; to make It through college and live in Florida. FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know! PET PEEVE: Working in the sum¬ mer! HIGHLIGHTS: Summers at Mis- quamicut Beach!; looking for¬ ward to the summer of 84!; meeting Mike; great times with RG, wi, BR, JC, KP and especially MT. ACTIVIT IES: Basketball 2,3,4; Soft- ball 2; Outing Club 2,3,4. CATHLEEN ANN POPICK Kath, Scoob AMBITION: To get the best out of life and always be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: NO way; are you crazy? PET PEEVE: People who don ' t listen. HIGHLIGHTS: Hampton Beach; the lake; the little Red Corvette with Chris since Oct. 15,82; sum¬ mer of 83 with friends. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey. KELLY ANN PRENDERGAST Kel AMBITION: To live in a Hawaiian beach house with Eddie and the Cruisers. FAVORITE SAYING: Jude—this is true. PET PEEVE: Untied sneakers and toothpicks (SS). HIGHLIGHTS: 7 11 With The Flash; OB with Jude the dude. left TO SWHS: My sister. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club; Junior Prom -Committee; Yearbook Staff. SHELLY J. PUCCI ambition: To be a pre-school teacher; to continue sharing great times with Rick. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than others. HIGHLIGHTS: September, 1982; Ju¬ nior Prom 83; times spent with Rick ACTIVITIES: Baseball Manager 3. DAVID ALLEN PUGLIESE AMBITION: To have a successful career; retire early; play golf. FAVORITE SAYING: Holy Moses. PET PEEVE: Re ' s driving; the pas¬ senger seat. HIGHLIGHTS: Participating in sports; away golf matches. ACTIVITIES: Golf 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. SUSAN QUIGLEY Tee, Pooky AMBITION: To be happy all my life with Gary; to have a sane family. FAVORITE SAYING: NO, I ' m right, you’re wrong! PET PEEVE: The administrators and their rules; not getting my way af¬ ter I sulk. HIGHLIGHTS: Toga 2 19 83; Gary 5 20 83, and 4 6 84; times with mm and DR. activities: Field Hockey 2,3,4. DENNIS JOSEPH RAPOSA AMBITION: To own a successful business. PET PEEVE: Waiting for people and being behind those who drive too slow. HIGH LIGHTS: Mrs. Cody ' s chem 4; Canada ski trip. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,3,4. 39 JOCELYN ANN REEVER Joy AMBITION: To find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and spend it. FAVORITE SAYING: Today is the first day of the rest of your life. HIGHLIGHTS: DiSCUS record 82,83; great times with great friends— CA, ML, MG. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 2,3,4; Gym¬ nastics 2; Track 2,3,4; Band 2,3; NHS 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4. RICHARD REPOLI Rip AMBITION: To be successful in the restaurant business. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey dude; what is it. PET PEEVE: Busy phones; waiting. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 83; all the great times with DL. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. ROBERT REGIUS Squege Rege AMBITION: To travel around the world. FAVORITE SAYING: DublS, dubes- quebes. PET PEEVE: Dumb broads; peo¬ ple who are late. HIGHLIGHTS: Europe 81,82, 83, 84; Canada ski trip 83; good times with JDR; Senior Fall Event. ERIC D. REUSS AMBITION: To own a Rolls Royce. PET PEEVE: Fords; Monday mornings. FAVORITE SAYING: That ' s right. HIGHLIGHTS: Myrtle Beach 2,3,4; Graduation; Al D ' s parties. ACTIVITIES: HOCkey 2,3. DENISE MARIE REZENDE Rezenze AMBITION: To be happy and healthy; to be a special education teacher. PET PEEVE: Cliques; mosquitoes. HIGHLIGHTS: Enfield; partying with good friends. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3,4; concert Chorus 2; Special Educa¬ tion Aide 3. MICHAEL RICHARD Mike AMBITION: To own my own chain of mens clothing stores. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh help, huh!; that ' s really good but nobody cares. PET PEEVE: Lending money to JM; the cliques; two-faced people. HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Prom; good times with JM, CC, RH, PP, MO; working with KS. ACTIVITIES: Guidance Aid 2,3,4; or¬ chestra 2. JEFFREY ROY RICHARDS J.R., Madman, Phedj AMBITION: To become a legend in my own time; to answer the ques¬ tion why . FAVORITE SAYING: Ylllli!; What would ya do if: uh? what was I gon¬ na say?; why ? PET PEEVE: Mishapen heads; HIGHLIGHTS: Leave it to Beaver and Twilight Zone. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 3,4; Emcee for Senior Night. LUCILLE JOSEPHINE RIOS Lucy AMBITION: To own and manage Aigner Corporation and to always be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Go for it!; YOU bet. PET PEEVE: Tall people; getting up before noon. HIGH LIGHTS: X-C 83; great mo¬ ments with special friends. ACTIVITIES: Orchestra 2; Student Council 3,4; Cross Country 4; East¬ ern CT Regional; Orchestra 2; Track 4. 40 LAURA RiOUX AMBITION: To die young as late as possible. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well, that ' s life. pet peeve: The class Of 85; Mon¬ days; South Windsor. HIGHLIGHTS: A period Bess Eaton; weekends; partyin ' with our crowd; graduating half year. STEPHEN ERIC RODONIS Rock AMBITION; To be involved with construction; to always be with my special girl. FAVORITE SAYING: YOU did what ... PET PEEVE: Dishonesty; heavy squats. HIGHLIGHTS: The fun times at Wapping Gym. CHRISTOPHER ALAN ROBBINS AMBITION: To stay unemployed for as long as possible. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Dude; Headrush. PET PEEVE: Mailboxes; State Championship Losses. HIGHLIGHTS: Hockey; Soccer; East Beach 83; weekends. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Hockey 2,3,4; Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Varsity Ten¬ nis 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4. NANCYANN ROMANO Nance AMBITION: To successfully finish nursing school. FAVORITE SAYING: NO way . . . really!? PET PEEVE: Mr. Brown ' s physics lectures; plausible people. HIGHLIGHTS: Senior Outing; Graduation; 7 21 82, 3 4 83; Andrew. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2,3; Guid¬ ance Aid 3,4; Hockey Manager 4. WILLIAM RICHARD ROSSITTO Bill AMBITION: To be successful and to marry before 80 years old. FAVORITE SAYING: She has choice lobes! PET PEEVE: Ignorant guidance counselers. HIGHLIGHTS: An evening w SR; sea¬ sons rest beach party 4 a.m.; legs; PD 82, RL (83), Hidie (83), BJ (83), SR (83); insperation in multiplication from BJS, D per. JOELLEN ROSSLEY Jo, Josie, Joey AMBITION: To turn my dreams into goals so these thoughts may be¬ come true. FAVORITE SAYING: Please!!; well — you! PET PEEVE: Fat, slow walkers; forgetting. HIGHLIGHTS: BS 10 13; Senior Fall Event; ST, JS; graduation!; JB. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3; President 4; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee; Magazine Drive; senior Fall Event. left TO SWHS: l leave my atten¬ dance record. MIKE ROWLAND WiLLIAM A. ROY HiBill AMBITION: To become an ultra wealthy politician. PET PEEVE: Social programs. 41 HENRY ROZEK AMBITION: To be successful in whatever l do and to meet Rev. Billy Gibbons. FAVORITE SAYING: Who ' S drivin ' ?; Nada. PET PEEVE: Stop signs; feds. HIGHLIGHTS: Times With TS, MS, BM, and JP; ZZ concerts, 81, 83. STEPHEN MICHAEL RUPINSKI AMBITION: To redefine the word success” and apply it to the im¬ possible. FAVORITE SAYING: Better dead than fabulous spookv pirate! PET PEEVE: Not being immortal and doorbells. ACTIVITIES: FBLA 2,3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; CeevWee 4. HIGHLIGHTS: KH2; CD2; JC2; PD3; GT3; JJ3,4; LM5. VIRGINIA MARIE RUSSELL Ginny, Mouth AMBITION: To go into child care and do it the best to my ability. FAVORITE SAYING: I ' ll never tell; are you serious? PET PEEVE: Babysitting on weekends; red lights; Report Cards. HIGHLIGHTS: NOV. 1, 1982; grad¬ uation; camping at Cape Cod; being with Pete. ACTIVITIES: Chorus. ANNE-MARGARET RUSSO Annie, Marge, Sparky AMBITION: To make it and be hap¬ py with what l choose to do in life. FAVORITE SAYING: Why? PET PEEVE: People who are late; two-faced people. HIGHLIGHTS: 2 5 82 — 2 27 83 with David; graduation. LEFT TO SWHS; My brother Jim. CATHARINE ANNETTE RYAN Cathy, Turtle, Cath, Catharyan AMBITION: To experience Ireland and the magic of Leprechauns. FAVORITE SAYING: You turkey- head!; Don ' t be such a grump! PET PEEVE: People who remind me of things l would rather forget; The Georges of the world. HIGHLIGHTS 5 21 83 ; Study hall convo; Florida 81 84; friends forever; finding PC, LS ' s stories!! ANGELA J. SABIA Gigi AMBITION: To somehow make it through another four years of school and travel. FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know about that. PET PEEVE: People who talk only about themselves. HIGHLIGHTS: 1 2 83; all the great times with BW, GW, and the NAS. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 4; Pep Squad 2; Orchestra 2,3; Regionals 2,3. JOE T. SACZAWA Hoser, Sack AMBITION: To own a Monster 4x4. FAVORITE SAYING: What the —; — it. PET PEEVE: Bad transmissions; not having money. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 82; Tracy; 4-wheeling. JOHN JAY SAMSEL Digger AMBITION: To travel aroung the world and to do the very best l can. FAVORITE SAYING: What ' S UP Jack?; hey boy? PET PEEVE: Transmissions; Ozzy lovers. HIGHLIGHTS: Vocal Ensemble trip to Newport, 1982; being with Kimberly. ACTIVITIES: All Eastern Chorus 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Student Council 4; Outing Club 2,3. 42 JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER SANBORN AMBITION: To strike cylindrical objects in a rhythmic fashion. PET PEEVE: Popular people; na¬ tional socialism; feedback. highlights: Vocal Ensemble trip to Newport, 1982; Oyster Bay Band Exchange; 1982. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; vocal Ensemble 4; Choral Spectrum 4; Delenar. AMY YVONNE SCHMALING Ames, Pam AMBITION: To always be myself no matter how many people I offend. FAVORITE SAYING: s ' up dude que, pasa? PET PEEVE: Plastic people. HIGHLIGHTS: Counseling at 4-H Camp; summer of 83 with Puand Bogus. LEFT TO SWHS: The crazy times of two close friends. LINDA A. SCHAKO Lin, Linny, Pinhead AMBITION: To be happy and suc¬ cessful; to grow over 5’. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know; excellent. PET PEEVE: Not enough hours in a day; making decisions. HIGHLIGHTS: Spring 82 W JM; M- Talks W KL; 1 28 83; The GK. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3; Cross coun¬ try Manager 2,3; NHS 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Outing Club 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event. CINDY SCHOFNER Cint AMBITION: To be happy with my life and give to others what they give to me; to work with chil¬ dren; to get married and have my own children. PET PEEVE: Fender benders. HIGHLIGHTS: The summer I ' ve spent at Niantic; the love and good times l share with FA and my parents. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2. LISA SCHROLL ROBERT JAMES SCHUKEI Shuke AMBITION: To look back upon my life when I’m old and feel that it hasn ' t been wasted. FAVORITE SAYING: What? PET PEEVE: Pyschotic killers, espe¬ cially on Monday mornings. HIGHLIGHTS: weekends; colorado- Canada; time with TJ. ACTIVITIES: Track 2,3,4; JV Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Outing Club 3,4. DAVID BRIAN SCHULMAN LISA ROBERTA SEAY AMBiTiON:Tobeaslaidbackaslcan Pepper, Copper I, T-Boe II, be without falling over. Pepseay FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t let it end, AMBITION: To marry JEM; to be a it’s only the beginning. police officer. PET PEEVE: Smoke; fake personali- FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my God!; I ties; Smurfs. love it! HIGHLIGHTS: Model UN, 1982; CVC PET PEEVE: JT.SWPE, A period gym. track meet, 1983. HIGHLIGHTS: JEM 3 20 83; SSM 4 ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4; World Affairs 18 83; VPE; Exp. Police Academy; Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Drama special times with JEM, MPR, APS; Club 4 criminal justice. ACTIVITIES: Capt. SWPE; Vernon Police Explorers; JEM. 43 DAWN CAROLE SEDAR Chipmunk, Dawnzy AMBITION: To earn a degree in science and to work by the side of Qunicy. PET PEEVE: Wearing shoes; the white limo. HIGHLIGHTS: Newport 82; 11 12 81 SK ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4; Choral Spectrum 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; volleyball 2,3,4; Outing Club 4; Sweet Charity. CHRISTINE L. SHAKER Cricket, Chrissy, Crystal-Violet AMBITION: To stay happy and healthy; meet Mr. Right ; tell Johnny Carson about high school. FAVORITE SAYING: Life is a circu¬ lar thing; bad vibes Kerr. PET PEEVE: The underside of wrists. HIGHLIGHTS: The State ; KY ' S spunk; every fuzzy ZZ-type situa¬ tion w Amber; so many laughs and secrets w Kerr. ACTIVITIES: Too many. MIKA SEIMIYA AMBITION: To have a wonderful husband. FAVORITE SAYING: It makes noex- cuse; I can’t stand on it. PET PEEVE: U.S. History. HIGHLIGHTS: My year in the USA. ACTIVITIES: YFU Exchange Student; Chorus 4; Outing Club; Student Council. DANA MARIE SHATTUCK Runt, Danado AMBITION: To get a job and live a long and happy life. FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break; spare me. PET PEEVE: People who hold grudges; cliques; stuck-up people; people who are fake. HIGHLIGHTS: Being with the gang; (the foursome); being with Tom Gibbons, LS and JT. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2. DAVID EDWARD SHAW AMBITION: To live life to its fullest; to own a hours farm. FAVORITE SAYING: Ya gotta love it. LEAST FAVORITE SAYING: Can’t beat that with a big stick; l hear ya. HIGHLIGHTS: France, 1981: Califor¬ nia 1983. ACTIVITIES: Hockey; Horseback Riding. FOREVER: Loving memories of my father; the love for family and friends. KATHRYN ANN SHUTTLEWORTH Katie AMBITION: To compete on a col¬ lege gymnastic team; to chase all my dreams. FAVORITE SAYING: Yeeha; Give me a break! PET PEEVE: To have to wait for people who are late. HIGHLIGHTS: Gymnastics 2,3,4; Track 2,4; vocal Ensemble 4; stu¬ dent Council 3,4. LAURA SIEGEL PAULA ANNE SIELITZSKI FAVORITE SAYING: Whatever; steady. PET PEEVE: The driving face; not always being right; cold mornings. HIGHLIGHTS: Good times with good friends (YO); graduation. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4; vol¬ leyball 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; senior Fall Event. ft 44 SCOTT ALLEN SIMLER Soap AMBITION: To find the meaning of life; to meet Peter Town- shend. PET PEEVE: Doing term papers on Sunday nights; parked cars. HIGHLIGHTS: Boomtime at TD ' S; road trips. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3; Base¬ ball 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Quarter ' s 3,4. CORRIE SINGER AMBITION: To be a police officer- cruise in Mustang with BM. PET PEEVE: People who are two- faced; guys who think they ' re great. HIGHLIGHTS: Bowling with BM, CJ SA; surprise party for SA; good times with the group ; working with the SWPD; RR’s wedding; the Police Explorer Academy. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2,3,4- SWPE; Pep Squad. PAULA MARIE SIVO Pu, Puala Bear AMBITION: To have a life full of happiness with someone I love. FAVORITE SAYING: Call me crazy; is this a quiz? PET PEEVE: People who want only to be rich. HIGHLIGHTS: AmeS; Bogus; NH; The P.O. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3; Boys Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Senior Fall Event; NHS 3,4. EVAN M.SKOLNICK Evan Ant AMBITION: To rule the galaxy. FAVORITE SAYING: Ridicule is nothing to be scared of. — Adam Ant. PET PEEVE: Optimists; pessi¬ mists; normal people. HIGHLIGHTS: Great times with MD, MS, and Lori. left TO SWHS: Wesley. ACTIVITIES: Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; South Winds 3,4; Yearbook Edi¬ tor 4. AMY SMITH CHRISTOPHER SMITH AMBITION: To be a veterinarian. FAVORITE SAYING: That ' S totally irritating. PET PEEVE: Waking up early in the morning; heavy metal. HIGHLIGHTS: Trip to France and En¬ gland. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Treasurer 3; Dra¬ ma Club 4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Choral Spectrum 3; Senior Fall Event; NHS 3,4. STEPHEN THOMAS SORENSEN Brent AMBITION: To get a car that runs. FAVORITE SAYING: Have a good one. PET PEEVE: People that say what ' s up dude ; RM; mornings. HIGHLIGHTS: C period study hall; The Miller Boys. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2 . MICHAEL WILLIAM SPADARO Spic, Sped-Micro AMBITION: To surf from isle to isle in Hawaii. FAVORITE SAYING: Killer; Sparkitup; hey dude. PET PEEVE: waking up; punk rock¬ ers; preps. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation. 45 ROBERT EDWARD SPOONER II AMBITION: To take 12 meter de¬ sign beyond that of 6 ka; to re¬ trieve the cup from Perth. PET PEEVE: Hull paint; no wind on weekends; polyester people; mental conformists; fronts. HIGHLIGHTS: Buzzin ' dozen deck¬ hands; ship ' s stern leapers; friends; commander ' s chem 4 class left TO SWHS: Repression. BILLIE JOE STEARS Billie, William Joseph AMBITION: TO live a long and hap¬ py life and to be successful in whatever l do. FAVORITE SAYING: Wicked; spare me. PET PEEVE: Saying good-bye (Navy CF); waiting. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 83 (Hawaii); great times with De¬ bbie; good friends ST, LR, SW, KE, KP and my honey CF. LEFT TO SWHS: Great memories. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3; Track 4; Outing Club. TIMOTHY STARR Starr AMBITION: To be a successful farmer. FAVORITE SAYING: I’m gonna slap you. PET PEEVE: People who ask stu¬ pid questions; being on time. HIGHLIGHTS: Ad ' s parties; meet¬ ing KT, 1973; AMC Javelin, June 17, 1983 ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 82; OWE 2,3,4. CYNTHIA R. STEWART Cindy AMBITION: To be a high school science teacher (suprise!) and to make a difference. PET PEEVE: Judges and con¬ formity. HIGHLIGHTS: Band trip — N.Y., VA, N.H.; the studio; good friends and good times. left TO SWHS: The cafeteria mu¬ rals. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Field Hockey Manager 2; Drama 4; Yearbook 4. SHIRLEY ANN STINCLE Twirl AMBITION: To make a difference. FAVORITE SAYING: What Should I wear tomorrow?; back pass!! PET PEEVE: Plans that fall through!; losing when it’s unde¬ served. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 81; Cape Cod and Vermont!. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3; Cap¬ tain 4; Track 2; Outing Club 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble; Senior Fall Event. CYNTHIA MAE STRIEBEL Cindi, Cin, Double Z AMBITION: To have a fulfilled life by making others happy. FAVORITE SAYING: That ' s whatthey ail say!!; Disgusting. HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Prom; all my special friends at SWHS; FLA 81,84. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,3; Stu¬ dent Council 2,4; JR. Prom Com¬ mittee; Outing Club 2,3; Board of Directors 4; NHS 3,4; Senior Fall Event. BRENDAN BAKER SULLIVAN Hendon AMBITION: To be happy and suc¬ cessful! in my life. FAVORITE SAYING: It’s all right now, in fact, it ' s a gas. PET PEEVE: Pet peeves; Wapping in bad weather; getting suspended all the time. HIGHLIGHTS: Getting my wings in 82-83; traveling from Maine to Alaska. LEFT TO SWHS: Stand on your own two feet. CHRISTINE ANN SULLIVAN Chris AMBITION: To own a purple Cor¬ vette and a motorcycle. FAVORITE SAYING: Waaw-Waaw; wicked gay. PET PEEVE: School; having no money; boring weekends; morn¬ ings. HIGHLIGHTS: Devil’s Hopyard 83; 9 9 83; great times spent with De¬ nise and Michelle; graduating half year. 46 MICHAEL S. SULLIVAN Hed, Sully AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: Losing to Fermi 8-5; mailboxes. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer Europa Cup 83; hot waves in Rl. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Baseball 3,4. JAMES PATRICK SWEET Jim ambition: To leave Connecticut — as soon as possible. favorite SAYING: I hate Connec¬ ticut; Ciao. PET PEEVE: Living in Connec¬ ticut. HIGHLIGHTS: Leaving Connec¬ ticut. LEFT TO SWHS: Connecticut. ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 2; Stu¬ dent Council 3,4; FBLA 3, Secre¬ tary 4; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Class treasurer; Senior Fall Event. KIM ELLEN SWANSON AMBITION: To become a thera¬ pist and move to South Carolina. FAVORITE SAYING: Who cares what other people say, it’s how you feel. PET PEEVE: Conceited, phony and insensitive people; when I have to wait for LH to get ready. HIGHLIGHTS: When MW got back from the army 83; Texas and South Carolina 83; graduation 84! CARA ELIZABETH TABACK AMBITION: Immortality via my contributions to the theatre (acting); to sports journalism. FAVORITE SAYING: Forever is composed of nows. PET PEEVE: If only ; attitude problems. HIGHLIGHTS: 1983 (summer in¬ cluded); September 24,1981; BJ 24. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club; Mana¬ ger-Baseball JV, V 3,4; South Winds 3, Editor 4; NHS; FBLA 3,4. JEFFREY MICHAEL TAYLOR Gramps AMBITION: To be filthy rich; marry a gorgeous blonde. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey John what page is that on?; where ' s the keg? PET PEEVE: Side lines; Saturday nights with nothing to do. HIGHLIGHTS: Playing football. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4. DAMIAN JOSEPH TEDONE T-Bone, Big D AMBITION: To succeed at whatever I try to do. FAVORITE SAYING: Do YOU want to bet? PETPEEVE: Having only two days in a weekend; Smurfs. KERRIE ANN THOMAS wretch AMBITION: Reunite the cola-nut twins. FAVORITE SAYING: I love Steak; chair; I’m fuzzy; Hey ugly! PET PEEVE: BV ' s I have to go to the bathroom”; army navy. HIGHLIGHTS: Beaching at Otis; sum- mer83 w TS; speciaities-KB, bv, LP, KS, 6 17 83. ACTIVITIES: Student Council; FBLA; Drama Club 2,3,4; ITS 4; Vocal En¬ semble 3,4; Math Team 2; Track and Field 2,3,4. ROBIN DOUGLAS THOMAS The Toe, Youth, Foog AMBITION: To live in a huge se¬ cluded log cabin with Ellen; 5 St. Bernards and a Ferret. FAVORITE SAYING: Don ' t worry about it, they’ll get over it. PET PEEVE: Raking leaves; Drama club radicals; Howard Cosell. HIGHLIGHTS: Ellen; crazy times with good friends; Foogs and the gang. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3,4. 47 DANIEL J. TONER Bones, Toner, Danny AMBITION: To become a world re¬ nowned businessman. FAVORITE SAYING: Don ' t get smart with me . you ' re gonna catch a beatin ' ; beautinful; swuper: you gotta deal with it. PET PEEVE: People who are late; waiting. HIGHLIGHTS: Great times with great friends at South Windsor High; graduating. STEPHEN ANDREW TOPPER Steve AMBITION: To have a full success¬ ful life and to own my own boat. FAVORITE SAYING: Just kidding. PET PEEVE: Making decisions; waiting. HIGHLIGHTS: Jay Peak; Canada ski trips; Exchange Concerts; 5 21 - 22 83. ACTIVITIES: Outing club 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 3,4. WILLIAM ROBINSON TOOMEY Bill AMBITION: To be successful and to become very rich. PET PEEVE: Getting UP; Monday; Broken glasses in football prac¬ tices. HIGHLIGHTS: Canada ski trip 83. LEFT TO SWHS: All of my un¬ finished Spanish homework. ACTIVITIES: Football 3,4; Outing Club 2,3,4. ROBERT CHRISTOPHER TREMBLAY Crash AMBITION: To be rich and suc¬ cessful in the business field. FAVORITE SAYING: I knew that! PET PEEVE: Monday mornings. HIGHLIGHTS: New York. ACTIVITIES: Audio Visual 2,3,4; Outing Club. LAURA LYNNE TULLY AMBITION: To become a great dance teacher; to spend the rest of my life with Ron and for us to be always happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break. PET PEEVE: Fast cars; days I don ' t see Ron. HIGHLIGHTS: Ronald Keith Kauff¬ man; all the great times we’ve had; 5 28 83; Ro you will always be very special to me. SHARON MARIE TURKINGTON AMBITION: To always be as happy as I possibly can. FAVORITE SAYING: Noway; seeyou. PET PEEVE: Snakes; not having enough time. HIGHLIGHTS: Summer of 82; good times with special friends (JR, BS, KP, EM .). ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Com¬ mittee; Field Hockey; Gymnastics. PAMELA JO VAN HALSEMA AMBITION: A career in medicine. PET PEEVE: Hunting for a chair in the cafeteria and finding the only vacant one has ketchup all over the seat. HIGHLIGHTS: London summer 82; 7 30 83; Latin 3. ACTIVITIES: Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Choral Spectrum 4; FBLA; Media Center; NHS. ELIZABETH SARA VAN HORN Beth AMBITION: To have the guts to try almost anything once. FAVORITE SAYING: Small things amuse small minds! PET PEEVE: Cigarette smoke; peo¬ ple who don’t use blinkers. HIGHLIGHTS: Super times with LG, LL, LH; especially KG and KT. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Track and Field 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Soccer Manager 4 48 CLAUDE VEILLEUX SANDRA ELIZABETH WALKER Sandy Beach AMBITION: To become a hair¬ dresser and live a happy life; to keep in touch with close friends throughout the years. FAVORITE SAYING: Wicked COOl; don ' t worry about it. PET PEEVE: Working on Friday nights and saying good-bye ' s. HIGHLIGHTS: Parties of 82; future plans for 1983-84 with friends. ACTIVITIES: Concert Chorus 2,4; Pep squad 2. MICHAEL YVON VEILLEUX Mike AMBITION: To be able to get a iob where l can wake up late in the morning. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well-that ' S life; I’m only teasing. PET PEEVE: Girls that whisper to each other in front of you; moody people; waking up early; A per. HIGHLIGHTS: S-T ' S W SM; Sher- brook 83. LEFT TO SWHS: My attendance re¬ cord; homework. ALISON WALLIS Alicid All AMBITION: To be a bilingual ski instructor in Chile and teach the deaf and blind. PET PEEVE: Snowless winters and farewells. HIGHLIGHTS: Biking California 82; BC Canada and California 1983; DDS, RMC, LMW and our gang 83. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastic Manager 2,3,4; Javelin 3,4; Yearbook Photographer 4. RENEE MARIE WARNER AMBITION: To live a happy, healthy and successful life. FAVORITE SAYING: Really?; choice!; go for it! PET PEEVE: Early mornings; rainy days; saying goodbye. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation; great times spent with special friends. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2; Gymnas¬ tics 2,3; Track 2,3; Band 2; FBLA 4; Senior Fall Event. JULIUS WHITEHEAD JB, Whitehead AMBITION: To travel and succeed in what I do. FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah right; I ' ll bet; you know that. PET PEEVE: People who lie; having 24 hours in a day. HIGHLIGHTS: AV trip to New York; seeing Annette and Joanne; see¬ ing my friends. ACTIVITIES: AV Aide; all Senior Ac¬ tivities; Student Council 2. ROBERT M. WHITLOCK Spice AMBITION: To be happy and live in Florida. FAVORITE SAYING: 222212 —: Yeeess! PET PEEVE: Almost being part of a parked car. HIGHLIGHTS: Boomtime at TD ' S; playing baseball; seeing ZZ Top in Concert. ACTIVITIES: JV Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3,4; JV Basketball 2; JV Soccer 2. LISA MARIE WICHROSKI AMBITION: To lead a happy and suc¬ cessful life and to marry KP. FAVORITE SAYING: Leave me alone; yea. pet PEEVE: Fake people; mini skirts. HIGHLIGHTS: Sept 29, 1981; The Maverick. 49 ANNE WILKINS AMBITION: To never have to wor¬ ry about money; to remember to smile. PET PEEVE: Mornings; curfews; part-time jobs; always having an out-of-the-way locker. HIGHLIGHTS: HOttUbS; Skiing; TS; summer of 83; CA; parties with friends. ACTIVITIES: Outing club 2,3,4; Drama 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; NHS 3,4;WhO ' S Who. JOAN DELORES WILKINS AMBITION: To go into the service. FAVORITE SAYING: Get back; I should have stayed in bed. PET PEEVE: People that stop chasing their dreams. HIGHLIGHTS: The good times with my classmates; the memories that will never die. BEST FRIEND: My mother. HIGHLIGHTS: My Junior Prom. LYNN-MARIE WOOD AMBITION: To pursue a business career. FAVORITE SAYING: You’ve gotto be kidding! PET PEEVE: Walking to Wapping in the snow. HIGHLIGHTS: CYO ski trip; New York 1983. ACTIVITIES: Career Resource Cen¬ ter Aid 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council; Yearbook Typist. BETH KAREN WILSON rbc! AMBITION: To come to a point in my life where I am completely and truly happy with myself and what l am doing. FAVORITE SAYING; What ever floats your boat. PET PEEVE: Saying goodbye; being called red; fake people. HIGHLIGHTS: All the great times with Gigi, LT, LP; 1 2 83; Wyn- shaws; Richard 9 30 83. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2; Outing Club 4. PAMELA DAVIS KEN E. ZEITZ AMBITION: To major in the science field; to own a cottage on Watch Hill by the ocean. FAVORITE SAYING: TOO much pressure!; crankin ' . PET PEEVE: Dirty waterbottles. HIGHLIGHTS: The 1983 bike trip to Cape Cod. ACTIVIES: Football 2,3,4; Concert Chorus 2; vocal Ensemble 3,4. JOHN LAURENT ATKINS Johnny AMBITION: To become a successful model. PET PEEVE: Stuck up girls; being asked a lot of questions! HIGHLIGHTS: SW and CC; Soccer; good times with AL, CN, ND, TS and sz LEFT TO SWHS: Memories ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3,4. JAMES ARSENAULT Jim AMBITION: To be rich. FAVORITE SAYING: Your Darned right or go for it. LEFT to s.w.H.S: All my school notes. 50 1 CORRINE A.P NELSON Crash, Capn, Corri AMBITION : To travel the world, marry rich and be the best in what ever interests me at the time. PET PEEVE: Immature guys; peo¬ ple who get in my way; school buses; cliques; the drinking age. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation PETER G. SWEENEY Killer AMBITION: To be a middle class father and have 2.2 kids. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Where is the party Tom? PET PEEVE: Mopar. HIGHLIGHTS: Oyster Bay 82. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4. CAMERA SHY SENIORS Lisa Barnett Deena Barracato Connie Burby Pamela Davis Brian Caulin Michelle Hubbard Ronald Kauffman Remi Masson Emzon Shung Kirsten Sorenson Denise Wimbish Laura Toscano MICHAELA WILLOUBHBY Gl-Jane AMBITION: To go to Boston; to nev¬ er get cought up in routine. FAVORITE SAYING: All the way get out of the car, I ' m driving! PET PEEVE: Drill sergeants; nar¬ row-minded people; waiting for LH to do her hair. HIGHLIGHTS: September 2, 1983; visits to Boston; McGill parties; camping with certain friends; weekends with KS, LH and RG. RENEE JANELLE ROBERTSON April AMBITION: To be successful in col¬ lege career l wish to pursuit. favorite SAYING: Set a goal and reach it, then set another, the sky ' s the limit. PET PEEVE: Getting up early in the mornings and missing the bus. HIGHLIGHTS: Graduation. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2,3; Boys Track Field Manager 2; Guidance Aid 2; Student Council 3; Yearbook Secretary 4. GLORY ELIZABETH WILSON Glo, woodsie, Zenophilia etc AMBITION: To never be hungry. FAVORITE SAYING: Is there any¬ thing to eat? PET PEEVE: Trying to keep KLfrom sliding down bannisters. HIGHLIGHTS: Eastern Regionals with GS and CJ; NAS; green knights with L.S.; monkey with DW ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3,4; Chorus 2; Orchestra 2,3; Track 2,3; FBLA 3,4; Student Council. CARRIE CABBAGE-PATCH PUSS-N-BOOtS AMBITION: To live a vegetable life and work for Coleco inc. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Don ' t make the cole-slaw! PET PEEVES: Electric Blenders, ' Popular Group ' HIGHLIGHTS: Senior Graduation, being born to Coleco inc. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff. 51 . SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD Curtis King, Cathy Aubin, Dawn Lee, Jim Sweet, Karen Klute, Ellen Kasper, Wendy Brazalovich, Deanna Chechille Senior Class Advisors Mr. Marchetti, Mrs. Fleming, Mr. Noyd, Mr. woods, Mrs. Moreno, Mrs. Kolek, Mrs. Bickford, Mrs. Mazzonna, Miss. Moran, Mr. Cloutman 56 SUPERLATIVES Most Versitile M. Leavitt, D. Murphy B E S T D R E S S E D J. Samsel, K. Owens C. Keene, D. Garafolo Nicest Smile K. Klute, J. Guilmette 57 ri ass preps JIM SWEET, DEANNA CHECHILE MOST ARTISTIC JIM CROMBIE, KERRI THOMAS 58 MOST ATHLETIC CHRIS ROBBINS, DONNA CARAFOLO Dave Boudreau, Dawn Sedar Best Looking Chris Keine, Shawn Eiler 60 Most Likely To Succeed Tom Carrol, Michelle Deskus Class Sleepers Paula Silizski, Greg Malatorus Class Flirts Cheryl Mellen, Al Huot Most Bashful Debbie Muller, Bob Whitlock Most Sincere Bill Grace, Donna Garafolo Most School Spirit Matt Keene, Jill Jahrstorfer Class Couple Cindy and Fred ASIUM Pam va Curtis King, Dawn Lee ontributed most to the class of ’84 JUNIORS Top Row: M. Bassett, P. Beaudin, K. Andersen, E. Asplund, S. Anderson, L. Bailargeon, J. Adamo, E. Bergman, C. Bartlett. Middle Row: E. Bigos, K. Bantle, T. Armstrong, P. Bennett, P. Beebe, J. Bazzano, E. Bailey, C. Anderson. Bottom Row: M. Bell, D. Boothby, P. Aselton, M. Barnett, B. Bowman, L. Bjorklan, w. Borst. Top Row: C. Clinton, D. Chase, M. Brisson, R. Calderoni, D. Carrier. Middle Row: D. Cheever, L. Cianciolo, T. Brown, P. Bromley. Bottom Row: K. Burt, T. Bradley, S. Clerke, J. Cicco, R. Chaves. Top Row: P. Digiacomo, T. Dennis, C. Dainton, C. Dragone, M. Davis, M. Cormier, T. Lavoie, M. Dabroi. Middle Row: J. Darrah, J. Delmonte, J. Colasanto, C. Kenyon, K. Cuhane, C. Collins, A. Cohen, T. Colton. Bot¬ tom Row: N. DePasquale, A. DeRosa, R. Couture, K. Cote, D. Dempsey, T. Cooney. 64 Top Row: A. Hildebrand, B. Ingerto, P. House, B. Hunter, S. Kalnins, K. Kausch, A. Jucker. Middle Row: D. Kennedy, M. Hutchins, K. lacobucci, D. Jacques, B. Horton, L. Hiruzle, K. Jones. Bottom Row: L. Johnson, J. Kamm, D. Joslin, G. Jones, K. Hunter, L. Hutensky, P. Johnston, A. Jackson. Top Row: S. Falletti, R. Flint, T. Fetzko, C. Finn, D. Fine. Middle Row: P. Fewerda, R. Elliot, E. Fromerth, T. Garofo- lo, J. Fradianni, D. Fornwalt, J. Fisher, G. Frattalone, c. Gallagher, T. Dugay, L. Ermanski, M. Evans. Bottom Row: B. Francis, A. Frechette, M. Fournier, D. Fitzgerald, R. Duclos, P. Fortune. Top Row: K. Noonan, L. Phillips, A. Frechette, J. Hendon, S. Greaves, D. Hatfield, J. Harris. Middle Row: D. Geary, D. Giroux, A. Hatala, K. Harris, K. Gworek, L. Gerber, L. Champagne, m.l. Glasser, N. Girard. Bottom Row: A. DeRosa, J. Hendon, c. Ha- kian, G. Geiger, N. Giroux, J. Grace, R. Glater, K. Griffen, c. Gould, N. —. 65 Top Row: J. Kosciw, B. Knights, M. LeCours, G. Lee, L. LeBlanc, J. Lavoie. Middle Row: D. Kisselburgh, B. Konan, M. Koenig, C. Ken¬ yon, T. Lavoie, K. Kuennel. Bottom Row: J. Knowels, S. Kromer, J. Kennedy, M. Lallier, L. Lata, L. Kerns. Top Row: M. Mangino, S. Maclachan, R. Marx, A. MacDonald, E. Lopes, M. Lowcavage, A. Malepetsa. Middle Row: S. Leonard, P. Levasser, D. Leprohn, S. Lee, N. Mohoney, L. Marsh, A. Marti¬ no. Bottom Row: D. Martin, S. Leeland, B. Martin, D. Marryat, M. Lee, L. Mailhot, K. Lohman. Top Row: R. Nichols, J. Madeau, T. Monsees, K. McCarrol, B. Mitchell, L. Misiokiewicz. Middle Row: T. McFarlane, K. McTeague, T. Morin, M. Michelizza, M. Mattera, R. Mink, R. Mills. Bottom Row: J. Mozzicato, M. McDonald, S. McMullan, S. Molloy, M. Neel, B. McGill, S. Mathewson. Top Row:-, C. Phillips, J. Pandolfolo, D. Patria, T. Podkulski, G. Nugent. Middle Row: G. Olsen, N. —, B. Plienes, K. Noonan, L. Phillips, J. Patterson, E. Oldach. Bottom Row: L. Ohlof, J. Piechowski, P. Perzan, J. Parker, A. Paquet. 66 Top Row: S. Reffel, G. Salvatore, K.E. Pola, C. Russak, K. Prevost, G. Reis, S. Rodonis, R. Rose, D. Rice. Middle Row: N. Ritenband, M. Sandquist, J. Ricci, K. Pola, M. Robbins, L. Proutv, J. Russo. Bottom Row: T. Policelli, S. Ricciardone, M. Saimond, J. Rossito, K. Roy, M. Samsel, T. Riordan. Top Row: R. Couture, E. Soto, P. Diagacamo, K. Cote, J. Fra- dianni, T. Cooney, K. Smith, — . second Row: L. Shaw, J. Steenerson, A. Strother, J. Starkweather, c. Kenyon, B. Schu¬ macher, E. Shapiro, N. Sakourka, D. Sherman. Third Row: C. Buchman, S. Sarvela, C. Sherlock, T. Simonson, C. Sceery, R. Sheklin, —. Bottom Row: T. Garafolo, M. DaBroi, R. Chaves, A. DeRosa, R. Siminnoff, G. Geiger, D. Jacques, L. Bailargeron. Top Row: K. Vespa, D. Washburn, C. Young, A. Wodell, G. Williams, C. Tedone. Middle Row: L. Wellington, T. Yuscavitch, K. Whitlock, L. ' Turgeon, S. Wilson, K. Young, J. Wentsell, E. Wetherall. Bottom Row: M. Verrier, K. Tersavich, J. Williams, R. Toulon, P. Thomson, S. Zavarella, S. Warner. Top Row: K. Daniolos, E. DiCorleto, E. Clark, L. Phillips, K. Noonan, K. Samson, K. Esten. Middle Row: J. Brand, J. Sedlock, S. Cliche, S. Kaminski, L. Smith, K. Harris. Bottom Row: S. Tavarella, L. Champagne, M. Callahan, A. Hatala. 67 SOPHOMORES Top Row: D. Bartula, G. Anderson, G. Beaulieu, S. Beaumont, J. Andrulat. Middle Row: C. Benda, K. Arnold, D. Benway, E. Beatty, A. Andrews, C. Biglin. Bottom Row: s. Bahler, D. Bergman, D. Belan, s. Barber, D. Baker, J. Adams Top Row: K. Cassello, C. Bowden, R. Charanian, T. Brown, P. Blinn, D. Caniso. Middle Row: C. Chapman, J. Chase, E. calderone, A. Bortolan, D. Bilodeau, w. Canfield. Bottom Row: B. Case, D. Barnett, C. Boers- :hinger, J. Blanchard, D. Castongway, M. Boothby, T. Blake, F. Bloom. rop Row: M. Choma, C. Cyr, E. D ' Anddrea, L. Comeau, J. cote. Middle ow: R. a. Cyr, E. Daley, B. Cook, T. Conaci, S. Crittenden, M.C. 3ottom Row: C. Cohen, M. Creagan, M. Cloutier, B. Clark, J. Cicco, D. -olgan, M. Danigelo. Top Row: W. Dickson, L. Duquette, D. Dubiel, T. Dyal, R. Durkee, H Danise. Middle Row: M.B. Drachenberg, L. Egan, K. Denshick, K. De mers, M. Enes. Bottom Row: C. Daros, D. Draugelis, G. Demartino, S Dunbar, M. Davis, B. Dube. Top Row: D. Fisher, W. Ermanski, A. Giberti, S. Gallagher, D. Greer, D. Gaither, M. Fauteux. Middle Row: T. Fornwalt, C. Ferguson, L. Graeton, J. Frazier, D. Gonthier, K. Goolsby, G. Gardia, D. Girardin, C. Garcia. Bottom Row: R. Goldstein, S. Flint, W. Fitzpatrick, D. Gentile, S. Gavini, M. Evans, B. Girard. Top Row: B. Kelly, B. Krist, G. Knowles, P. Leblanc, J. Langtange, G. Knatel. Middle Row: B. LaRocco, J. Kruger, S. Kobbe, R. Klute, C. Koppang, E. Kopytko, L. Kennedy, C. Leaver. Bottom Row: L. Kle- bart, K. Kinder, C. Lafleur, B. Lahicky, A.M. Krawfsky, K. Lavoie. Top Row: W. Mackie, K. Loucks, S. LeBlanc, N. McLeod, L. McFar¬ land, C. Maineili, S. Lerz, G. Maytubby. Middle Row: P. Melocowsky, D. Marchessault, L. Margolin, P. Longo, C. Lussier, M. Manley, G. Mangon. Bottom Row: S. Levine, M. Mansfield, P. Longo, E. Leclerc, M. McGee, H. Martochio, M. Lagasse. 70 DP Row: C. Healy, K. Karlin, Chris H„ I. Hodd, S. Ingalls, M. Hawrylko, M. ellerman, A. Hakian. Middle Row: S. Hopley, J. Critzger, L. Hill, C. James, . Hartl, C. Jones, P. Harm, R. crondahi. Bottom Row: P. infante, D. Katz, Curry, B. Jiquera, E. Kasheta, l. Kallai, C. Hatala. op Row: M. Plourde, B. Raulukaiutis, T. Rarenchuck, D. Prior, A. Parness, Patrissi, L. Parker, K. Reynolds, A. Plunkett. Middle Row: S. Parker, N. elley, c. Reis, R. Perkins, K. Raymo, M. Patten, K. Reiner, M. Pleines. ottom Row: M. Patel, T. Peichowski, L. Robin, M. Phillips, E. Pitzi, J. orkins, H. Pitts. Top Row: S. Wilder, S. Warner, C. Yetishefsky, T. Wasik, C. Yuseless, J. Wilson. Middle Row: J. wochoski, J. Wolfe, B. White, K. Vallez, J. Willoughby, S. Thompson, P. Tourte- lotte. Bottom Row: P. Zimmer, K. Weischedel, C. Trot- man, K. Tomolonis, L. Wolff, A. Wing, H. Wojcik, K. Woods. Top Row: P. Ryan, C. Rossick, J. Rosen, T. Secor, J.D. Ryan, R. Roback, M. Shepard, R. Scheer. Middle Row: G. Schiff, M. Roman, D. sedar, K. Scan¬ lon, K. Ronan, S. Sasso, S. Scribner. Bottom Row: T. Schevey, D. Rogoz, D. Rioux, G. Richards, P. Scheidel. Top Row: S. Budarz, J. Middleton, K. Winkler, M. zeigra. 2nd Row: R. Schulman, A. Meyers, R. Cheranian, S. Evans, K. Burman. Front Row: D. Greeson, M. Creagan, K. Kaz- marski. Top Row: S. Thayer, C. Surber, J. St. Laurent, K. Sullivan, S. Sheppard, E, Shung, W. Skolnick, —, R. Donlon. Middle Row: T. Sorenson, J. Sweeney, K. Sorenson, B. Stears, A. Stengel, T. Stevenson, K. Stewart. Bottom Row: J. Squilante, J. Spencer, D. Singer, E. Taback, C. Stearns, G. Spelman, G. Snyder, C. Snyder. Top Row: D. Oulette, W. Padgett, R. Miller, J. Moriarty, J. Munson, D. Molocka, M. Murpohy. Middle Row; M. Page, M. Page, D. Merritt, T. Michaud, G. Montana, W. Nowak, K. O ' Bryant, A. O’Neil. Bottom Row: L. Meltzer, A. Pandozzi, c. Moore, C. Morgester, A. Miller, L. Pandolfo, S. Mosur, R. Michaud. 72 Dr. Goldman Superintendent Mr. Perry Assistant Superintendent FACULTY Mr. Mercure Business Manager Q Mr. Plunkett Principal Mr. Bordonaro Associate Principal Mrs. Sampson Associate Principal 74 Mr. Benford Guidance Mrs. Bickford Business Mrs. Bieback Business Mrs. Bishop Home Economics Mrs. Bolton Language Mr. Bourque History 75 Mr. Cass English Mr. Chermk Math — CRC Mrs. Cloutier Language Mr. Brown Science Mrs. Borsari Guidance Mrs. Decker Special Education Miss. Duffy Math A Mr. Costello Industrial Arts — Aerospace Mrs. Davis Home Economics Mrs. Czerbinski Language Mr. Cloutman Math-Computer 77 Mrs. Dupont Business Mr. Elliott Orchestra Mrs. Farrell Language Mrs. Fleming English Mr. Florio Social studies Mr. Frascino English 78 Mrs. Grabowski Social Studies Mr. Hopkins Science Philosophy and Electronics Miss Harding English Miss Hachadourian Art Mr. Hotchkiss Social Studies Mr. Johnson Math 79 Mr. Joy Math Mrs. Keating Media Specialist Mr. Kibbe industrial Arts Mrs. Monroe-Kolek Special Education Mr. La Breche Physical Education Mr. Lazzerini Music 80 Coach McCarroll Physical Education Mrs. McKenna Language Mrs. Mellen Language Mrs. Moran Social Studies Mrs. Moreno Science Mr. Morline Science BhP Mr. Mothersele Industrial Arts Mrs. Muldoon English Mr. Myette Business Mr. Myslinski Guidance Miss Newpeck English Mr. Noyd Science 83 Mr. Obue Math Mr. O ' Laughlin Math Mrs. Policelli English Mr. Ramsdell Industrial Arts Mr. Randazzo Social Studies 84 tLxh.. « u a st tt ;:: ' ;, ' $ a J i • . T ; nnniitinufitffun •iu t«f rti: st it st a, ' A fe . ' . ' «i Mrs. Saylor English Mr. Schackner Media Mr. Schoenborn Industrial Arts Mr. Rioux Science Miss Rusch Physical Education Mrs. Rescott 85 Mrs. Sievers Home Economics Mr. Sharos Physical Education Mrs. Sjoblad Mr. Seiner Science Mr. Sirucek Miss Sisitzky Typing Mr. Small Business Mrs. Spector Mrs. Stocks Mr. Stoklosa English Mrs. Tedesco Adult Living Mr. Valli Industrial Arts 87 ssssb n Sksfer: 7; ' SV ' .Uw -•-tit iffl£sjt8te •j •••; •• •• ' 11 Mr. Woodworth English Mr. Woods English Miss Zito CWE Mr. Vanesse Math Mrs. Wirth Science Mr. White Science Mr. Halpin Social worker We would like to express our gradi- tude to South Windsor ' s High School faculty. We have found them to be an unending inspiration, giving freely of themselves and their time. They are cooperative, enthusiastic concerned, efficient, unselfish and relentless in their dealings with us. we consider ourselves lucky to have had their sup¬ port. Mrs. Ryan Nurse 89 Mrs. Fox-Johndro Principle Secretary Mrs. Whitlock Main Office Mrs. Beaulieu Career Resource Center Mrs. Colasanto Aide Mrs. Ertel Guidance Office Mrs. Leonard Main Office Secretary CAFETERIA STAFF Muriel E. Brown MG. Connie Benda Ast. MG. Dogney Augustinsen Lois Cheslick Lucy Prevost Marie Wochoski Deborah Cormier Betty Hack Jean Messino Laura Longo Holly Feitleson Rita Johnston CUSTODIAL STAFF John Dwyer Albert Spaulding Walter Bolstridge Luis Melendez Thomas McCrystal Leon Roberts Scott Roberts Ray Wrobelski Head Custodian Day Custodian Day Custodian Night Custodian Night Custodian Night Custodian Night Custodian Night Custodian 91 d mu T , ' jvv NOT JUST POTS AND PANS” The Home Economic Department encom¬ passes many different areas of study. The Food Courses can teach a student every¬ thing from basic choices and preparation for a nutritious meal, to Gourmet cooking. The Textile courses concentrate on working with patterns and design. There is something for every level of skill and interest. We also have a course dealing with interior design, students learn about decorating, house planning and energy conservation. Child development and Adult living courses concentrate on parenting, emotion¬ al, physical and mental development, con¬ sumer education and general skills. The overall goal of the Home Economic De¬ partment is teaching Home and Family skills. INDUSTRIAL ARTS in a program designed to give students an introductory background in technical areas, students gain an understanding of materials, equipment and their applica¬ tions. Departments varying from metals to graphics demonstrate to students how high school skills can become professional skills. 1 i r i GETTING THE JOB DONE The teachers in the Business Department prepare the students for the future in a world that requires typist skills. The Business De¬ partment offers a variety of typing courses, from personal typing to advanced typing. Along with these skills, the department offers such courses as accounting, bookkeeping, Business Law, data processing, stenography and office procedures. This variety of courses helps prepare the student for an exciting ca¬ reer in the business field. ( 4-81 CASH JOURNAL - OATE ACCOUNT TITLE DOC P R 0 cV ' d % y A id •Cfzo j i I 7p2 — — 7 Cf 2- y v”2 ‘f , non c n 1C r u 22 17 y , i_ d nc — — d 1 | C.UZ- C M A ' z.z _ a 1.t _ C 2C) n , V tSISiLa 1 o __ CLJZ-l a rt CJZ ' l b S ' cn Q, V Z7.Z 7j3.d -1 H [7J Prove equality of debits and credits in if . .. 3,79S.QC1 land at the end of the General Credit column.. Sales Credit column. Total credits .• af M m M | f ' i Jj- 99 BONJOUR, BUENOS DIAS, SALVE The foreign language department at South Windsor High School is threefold: French, Spanish, and Latin. The French classes here are very popular, as the romance Language attracts many students. Those who take Spanish are more practical as it is the second most widely used language in this area. Latin is for the scholars among us, who perhaps wish to have a better command of Engilsh. All three foreign languages provide an interesting and important part of the student ' s schedule. Ici, les classes de francais sont tres populaires, puisque la langue romantique attire beaucoup d ' etudiants. Elios que saben Espanol son mas practicos, como es la sequnda lengua mas extensamente usada en esta parte de ios Estado unidos. Latina Lingua est pro discipulis inter hos qui, fortasse, suam linguam melius discere cupiunt. 100 0 B 0 B 0 D C 0 B D 0 B THE MATH DEPARTMENT ADDS UP” The math courses offered are: General Math, Alge¬ bra II, Geometry, Elementary Functions, and Calculas. Another math course that has become very popu¬ lar is Computer Programming. This course familia¬ rizes students with the basics of computers. It pre¬ pares the students for the up and coming world of computers. The head of the Computer Department, Mr. Cloutman, has striven to bring about more courses and Machines to help students develop their computer skills. South Windsor High School has done very well in decreasing computer illiteracy. SCIENCE: Rats, Stars, Melting ice and Diseases, all make Science Tough and interesting From the electron configuration of a hydrogen atom to the universal distances of a galaxy. The Science program offers students a wide range of courses in the Biological, Physical and Earth sciences. The many memories of formaldehyde smelling up the hallways or the explosion of sodium in water in Chemistry will remain always. Remember Physics and how Mr. Brown had our brains spinning faster than ever before? How about Mr. Rioux ' s many mairtime tales in Marine Science? Splat Power! Fruit Flies, Mold Gardens and Mr. White throwing a piece of chalk into the trash basket as he ran down the hall. We will remember our Science times forever! 105 SOCIAL STUDIES The areas of study for Social Studies students are numer¬ ous. From the beginning or time to contemporary issues, the combination of various cul¬ tures, theories and people broadens the students ' under¬ standing and awareness of the world in which they live. Em¬ phasis is placed upon oral skills through class presentations, debates, and discussions. All students learn how to operate voting machines and have the opportunity to vote in mock elections. Law students partake in mock trials in state¬ wide competition; Connecticut History students visit impor¬ tant historical sites in the state; the World Affairs Club partici¬ pates in a model U.N. There is something for everyone in the diverse Social Studies depart¬ ment. We the People of the United states, in order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquillity, pro¬ vide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty, to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. •mi imr SUGAR6U3H Design, imagination and Hard Work, Create Art Work 108 Line, shape, texture, and color all are used in the many art media offered. From the sketchs in drawing to the soldering in jewelry, art courses demanded our time and attention to detail. The many variations in hue and value of colors opened our eyes to the world around us, as well as to the imagination inside us. The realization of nature ' s design helped us to create in the ceramic, painting, print making, etching, jewelry, pencil, and pen media. The appreciation of art forms helped us learn more about ourselves. 109 ' ■ y ■ 110 ENGLISH To be able to read and to write is to learn to profit by and partake of the greatest of the greatest of human achievements ...” English at South Windsor High School is more than a four-year requirement. The En glish department strives to challenge every student. After having read a variety of literary pieces concerning many different ideas, the students participate in stimulating discus¬ sions. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, expression through writing and understand¬ ing of thought trends in literature. «• - r r“ 112 Outside the rain was pouring that warm spring day at the end of May; May 21,1983 to be exact. Nerves proved to be the greatest drawback as we anticipated the momentous occasion of our junior prom. However, once the swinging hoopskirted gowns and spiffy tuxes sauntered through the doors of the Ramada inn in East Windsor, much worry re¬ mained behind in the hearts of our parents who had immortalized these fears on film. For now love would lift us up where we belong. JUNIOR PROM Drama Club ' 84 Drama Club Board of Managers When the Drama Club gears up for a major production, such as PETER PAN, it means a lot of work. Set construction, publicity, rehearsals and planning all play major roles in bringing about a success¬ ful play. GREAT TIMES The sophomores sat nervously in the front of the auditori¬ um, awaiting the inevitable call from the stage for their skit. Ending a week of signing up sophomores, rehearsing sketches, and worrying, the victims of upperclassmen ' s jokes were ready for an evening of embarrassing moments, dressed as anything from dogs to old ladies. The senior Fall Event, held on Saturday evening, October 22, was a great success due largely to the help and support of the Senior Class advisors and the cooperation among the senior Class itself. Flashdancing munchkins, handcuffed sophomores, and questionable beauty contests were combined with ex¬ cellent performances by our Senior classmates to round out the evening and make it a fun event for all involved. GHOSTS, GOBLINS AND BUNNYRABBITS ... A masquerade dance can bring out the weirdest in people. From elaborate costumes to dad ' s old duds, stu¬ dents decked out in style at SWHS on October 27, 1983. They were not discriminate either, bums danced with punks, nurses with gang¬ sters, all in celebration of Halloween! 116 MASQUERADE DANCE 117 WINTER CONCERT S.W.H.S. Thespians Play Fools The Players Leon Tolchinsky Michael Koenig Snetska Magistrate Slovitch Mishkin Yenchna Dr. Zubritsky Mrs. Zubritsky Sophia Count Gregor Susan Wilson Kenneth R. Anderson Matthew saimond Andrew Myers Kathleen Bowden Jeff Richards Christine Shaker Karen Bailey Steve Rupinski Mrs. Eileen Fleming directed Neil Simon’s comedy, FOOLS. As her first attempt as a director of the South Windsor High School Drama Club, she helped to make FOOLS a true sensa¬ tion. With the special assistance of Mr. Laurence Brown and Mr. Arthur Cloutman, the Drama Club pulled together to produce a comedy of great success. To be a member of the National Honor Society you have to give freely of your service, character, leadership abilities, and scholarship qualities to better your school and community. Many of our members have achieved this through class partici- pation.and working for various charities. On February 16,1984, at South Windsor High School, the National Honor Society seniors bestowed upon the National Honor Society juniors the responsibilities of being a member. 1. Mr. Randazzo 2. G. Kosboth 3. D. Karlin 4. E. Neal 5. M. Koenig 6. G. Citron 7. N. Parelle 8. T. Geary SOUTH WINDS 1. C. Striebel 2. Mr. Woodworth 3. J. Ault 4. c. Taback 5. K. O’Bryant 6. D. Singer 7. S. Hardy 124 WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB 9. D. Schulman 10. K. Anderson 11. L. Drost 12. K. Karlin MEDIA CENTER AIDS 1. Mr. Schackner 13. P. Ryan 2. B. Horton 14. A. Caraqo 3. L. Krawski 15. J. Bantle 4. M. Fournier 16. P. VanHalsema 5. B. Bowman 17. L. Soucy 6. M. Contois 18. J. Claffey 7. k. Kobylanski 19. N. Hornish 8. A. Frechette 20. L. Carago 9. C. Kosbeth 21. R. Tremblay 10. D. Prior 22. K. Hodges 11. K. Cruver 23. J. Whitehead 12. c. Chamberlain MAIL CLERKS 1. L. Murrin 2. s. stingle 3. C. Wilson 4. A. Beland 128 u n STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS LEFT: Treasurer M. Cormier CENTER: President J. Rossley RIGHT: Secretary K. Harris 129 CHORUS 130 ;■ 133 ORCHESTRA FBLA 1. K. Ronan 2. P. vanHelsema 3. D. Singer 4. K. Thomas 5. L. Krawski 6. D. Wimbish 7. R. Toulon 8. S. Barnes 9. F. Perry 10. S. Wells 11. J. Spencer 12. R. Cook 13. A. Cicero 14. C. Taback 15. S. Katz 16 A. Sabia 17. C. Wilson 18. C. Aubin 19. A. Wilkins 20. J. Sweet 21. C. Leet 22. T. Stevenson 23. K. Stewart 24. L. Terranova 25. A. Butler 26. E. Daley 27. M. Patel CAREER RESOURCE AIDS 1. Director: Mr. Chernick 2. A. Wallis 3. L. wood 4. C. Fandozzi 5. A. Paquet 134 OUTING CLUB: BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1. D. Carofolo 2. D. Chechile 3. J. McCarthy 4. S. Larson 5. K. Klute 6. J. Jahrstorfer 7. R. Thomas 8. M. Cormier 9. M. Farris 10. C. Striebel 11. K. Manley 12. M. Michelizza 13. B. Bowman 14. A. Cloutier 15. K. Anderson 16. C. Citron 17. A. Frechet 18. B. Horton 19. R. Rioux Y. Durrenburg not present COMPUTER CLUB 135 YEARBOOK STAFF 1. C. Albano 2. W. Brazalovich 3. C. Stewart 4. B. Hamilton 5. D. Martinez 6. K. Manley 7. C. Jucker 8. B. McMillan 9. Mr. Noyd 10. L. Davern 11. T. Geary 12. J. Harris 13. D. Fine 14. L. Drost 15. K Anderson 16. K. Prendergast 17. S. Duval 18. R. Hirth 19. A. Wallis 20. L. wood 21. R. Robertson 22. J. Murtha 23. G. Fandozzi 24. M. Harm 136 GUIDANCE AIDS 1. C. McTeague 2. N. Romano 3. J. Fauteux 4. B. McMillan 5. G. Gorman 6. M. Leonard Aides not present when picture taken: M, Dabrio, M. Patel, B. Stears, B. Bennett, N. Scyourka, R. Hirth HEALTH ROOM ASSISTANTS 1. Mrs. Ryan R.N. 2. B. Clerke 3. M. Barnett 4. K. Kobylanski 138 BEHIND CLOSED DOORS ... What makes lockers so important to the students at South Windsor High? Aren ' t lockers merely a place to keep your books and hang your coats? For some stu¬ dents, yes, but for the majority of students, lockers are much more. They are separate entities, each with its own personality, reflecting the interests and charac¬ teristics of its owner. The collage of several pictures with a common theme, or ... a single picture which says it all! The similarities between friends ... and the mes¬ sages for others. Pictures symbolizing hopes and dreams ... and messages of inspiration. FIELD HOCKEY AT ITS BEST If one word could describe the field hockey team. The choice would be obvious: AWESOME! The team put forth a tremendous effort throughout the season. The goal-hungry offense hustled well, banging in a total of 31 goals. Also insur¬ ing many victories, the unbeat¬ able defense intercepted many plays and cleared the ball out of the danger zone. Allowing only six goals for the whole season. The team had a successful year, with an overall record of 11-4-2. WjSf ip WWBB BWi JPPMH . , w - Courtesy of the Journal inquirer y ' Front row: L. Murrin, W. Brazalovich, D. Chechile, D. Carafolo, S. Stingle, J. McCarthy, S. Turkington. Second row: M. Moniz, K. Klute, S. Quigly, K. Popick, S. Duval, K. cavini. Third row: S. Colachino, M. Farris, M. Robbins, K. Cworek, T. Carafolo, P. Beebe. Fourth row: M. Harylko, C. Mainelli, S. Bahler, K. Berman, A. Plunkett, E. Shung, P. Harm, E. Auldach. Tri-Captains, S. Stingle, D. Garafola, D. Chechile. V ■ A ir’JPPr l Senior players r “ § JfeiKT ' a «•� « � ■ ' ■’••• ■ ' - “ —- ' • ’■• V - ••« ’ - i. V r W -,- Sfc - ' .v : .,. . . .• ' • ’ • ■£ i --V- .o - V ' v . 1 - ■ -• r?m I i IIP tjjjjjhig First Row: S. Picard, C. Montana, T. Ingraham, P. Blume, T. Murphy, J. D ' Amato, J. Taylor, K. Zeitz, S. Bolden. Second Row: B. Toomey, M. Keen, P. Fortune, C. Geiger, S. Mozzicato, J. Fradianni, J. Patterson, C. Dragone. Third Row: L. Johnson, D. Dubiel, J. Adams, G. Jones, D. Gentile, M. Kellerman, J. Delmonte. Fourth Row: Mr. E. Duclos, R. Michaud, S. Dunbar, R. Good, L. Bailarjeon, Mr. R. McCarroll, Mr. M. Duclos. 146 1 Mil i J Key Injuries Hamper Football Team The Bobcats Football team had a disappointing season this year, finishing with a record of 1 -8-1, Coach McCarroll attributed the teams prob¬ lems mainly to key injuries at the be¬ ginning of the season, and of these injured players, many were the team’s most seasoned players. With 8 major injuries, 7 putting players out for the season, the Bob¬ cats turned into an underclass team, inexperienced and not ready for the stiff competition. There were the light spots, too. Coach McCarroll ' s personal highlight was the tie with Windsor, which kept the opponents from competing in the league championships. , .y SOCCER FINISHES Varsity Soccer: Front Row; G. Clinton, G. Dain- ton, J. Goldman, R. Repoli, L. Bonazelli, T. Den¬ nis, D. Cheever, E. Bergman, B. O ' Neil, M. Bel- tramello. Back Row; R. Thomas, E. Shung, T. Blake, D. Giroux, J. Guilmette, P. Mancini, R. Schukei, R. McAndrew, C. Robbins, K. Alver, B. Mitchell, C. Klishewitz, Coach Sharos Come on Chris, take it away! What a set-up, Rob! Go for it Pete, take control! WITH STYLE J.V. Soccer Front Row: C. Sceery, S. Ric- ciardone, R. Duclos, J. Adamo, S. Gavini, K. Vallez, J. Gritzer, M. Murphy, R. Larocco, T. Blake, K. McCarroll, R. Klute, C. Koppang. Back Row: Mgr. L. Aspund, D. Patrick, K. Sullivan, R. Sernoffsky, R. Sheklin, M. Danigelis, A. Hildebrand, K. Hodges, S. Budarz, P. Scheidel, T. Policelli, T. Wasik, E. Leclerc, Mgr. J. Chase, Mgr. E. Shapiro, Coach Longo. Nice save Leo. That ' s a good defense for ya! The season started off slow for the Bobcats, but they finished in style. Lead by the scoring of Seniors Chris Robbins and Peter Mancini and Juniors Cary Dainton and Greg Clinton. The Varsity Bobcats did get in their share of goals. The defense was strong with Senior full backs Rob Schukei and Rob Thomas, Senior halfbacks Rob McAn- drew, Todd Blake, and Kurt Alver, Se¬ nior linemen Mark Beltramello, and Se¬ nior goalie Leo Bonazelli and Junior Tom Dennis. The Bobcats finished the season 8-6-4 after losing a hard-fought State Tournament game, 3-2, to the eventual State Champions, Guilford. ' ■ mm Way to go Mark! You’ve got them now. 149 CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team had an excellent season. The Bobcats finished with a 9-6 dual meet record and placed third in CVC com¬ petition. The entire team ran well in the CVC meet in which Tom Carrol, Mark Culhane, and Dan Murphy qualified for the All- Conference team. Adding to the success of the team were seniors John Collins, Bill Grace, and Kevin Manley. FRONT ROW (L to R) D. Geary, B. Grace, J. Collins, K. Manley, T. Carroll, D. Murphy, M. culhane, D. LeProhr. BACK ROW: (L to R) S. Greaves, D. Burnett, C. Anderson, B. Cook, S. LeLand, K. Kausch, coach LeBreche 151 The girls Cross Cour try team had an ou standing season, corr prised of an 11 - record, perfect 5- record in CVC as W6 as CVC title. The su cess of the team cor tinued as the gir placed fourth oven in the Class LL met and qualified for tt State Open meet which the tea, finished eighth. Tt achievements of tt team can be attril uted to the dedic tion of each tea member, to trainir as well as Coach sto losa’s interval wor outs. The spirit of tf team was never dar pened, even durir the rainy day meets, broken buses. highlights for the se son were fun run soda ' s compliments the Coach and a tea celebration at Bee steak Charlies, an e joyable way to end; super season. 153 BOTTOM ROW: Coach Stoklosa, K. Culhane, A. Beland, L. Rioa, B. Fisher. SECOND ROW: M. Manley, A. Cohen, A. Paquet, M. Neel. THIRD ROW: D. Creeaon, w. Elmer, P. Thompson. VOLLEYBALL: DIGCIN ' FOR COLD ‘ ' Let’s go, let’s fight; let’s go, let’s win! This was the battle cry that sent fear into the hearts of the volleyball team s opponents. Boasting a 13-6 record that propelled them to 3rd place in the CVC, the team qualified for the State Tournament, while producing two players for the all-CVC team. On the personal side, the girls developed several pet peeves including the collection of balls before each game, their bus driver with homocidal tendencies, pep talks , and a particularly disturbing and difficult substitution in a game against Rockville. However, these small problems were more than matched by the team ' s shared experiences; the highlights of which included close games against Rockville and Glastonbury, the traditional stops at Kathy John’s and the unforgettable Surprise Senior Party given by the underclassmen on the team. I 154 155 BOTTOM ROW: D. Sedar, M. Giroux, P. Sielitzsky, C. Albano, M. Leavitt, J. Reever. SECOND ROW: N. Mahoney, A. Marques, C. Buchmann, B. Schu¬ macher, T. Dugay, G. Reis, T. Trewhella. THIRD ROW: D. DeFeo, D. Sedar, S. Leblanc, K. Kazmarski, l. Kallai, B. Dube, M. Davis, L. Klebart. fourth ROW: D. Conthier, S. Kaminski, M. LeBlanc, C. Collins, K. Demers, L. Pandolfo, Miss Cloutier, Mr. Joy. w T A M P R 0 V S W 0 R T H Y W The newly formed girls’ soccer team started its high school ca reer on a promising note. The young team, consisting o ' ! sophomores and juniors, play ed experienced varsity team; but still managed to maintair an admirable record of 5-5-2 Determination and hard worij played a key role in the team ' ; success. If the girls continue tc work hard, South may soor have another number one team. Look out, Pelel i 156 BOYS BASKETBALL Varsity: Coach LeBreche, Tim Mulcahy, Greg Clinton, Mike Fish, Shawn Bolden, Rich Pelikan, Steve Sorensen, David Pugliese, Brian King, Rob McAndrew, Jamie colgan 158 south Goes For The Rebound Colgan steals The Floor. Wasik Takes The Shot. Junior Varsity: Coach LeBreche, James Patterson, Dave Colgan, Dan Baker, Jim Grace, Jarret Adams, Tim wasik, Marvin McGhee, Dave Cheever, James Goldman GIRLS BASKETBALL 160 Bottom: J. Cote, L. Clark, E. Baity, E. D ' Andrea. Top: J. Ault, M Choma, K. Reynolds, K. Berman. PULLS THROUGH o HOCKEY ... Come on, Mike, leave them in the dust! Skate right by ' em, Chris! The varsity Hockey Team had a very successful season in 83-84. The team won the C.v.C. title and qualified for the states with a high ranking. The high-scoring offense was led by Senior Co-Captain Chris Robbins, Senior Chris Klishewitz, Junior Allen Derosa, Sophomores Kevin Sullivan and Jon Willoughby, and Freshman Brian Sullivan. The defense, which held most teams to below three goals, was led by Senior Co-Captain Mike Sullivan. The rest of the defense was comprised of Senior Rob Paggioli, Junior Bill Pleines, and Sophomores Steve Gavini and Rob Klute. The Bobcats’ outstanding goaltending was done by Seniors Andy Lanier, Leo Bonazelli and Jim St. Laurent. 162 TAKES IT ALL it Row: Chris Robbins, Mike Sullivan. Sec- i Row: Bill Pleines, Leo Bonazelli, Jon Eriks- i, Kevin Valiez, Jimmy St. Laurant, Rob ate, Steve Cavine, Jon Willoughby, Scott bbe. Back Row: Howard Danise, Andy flier, Rob Paggiole, Jyrki Mikkola, Mike uns, Chris Klishewitz, Brain Raulikaitis, Allen rosa, Kevin Sullivan, Richard Roback (Not utured — Brian Sullivan) Coach Russo stands above all. Bonazelli at his best after four years. South fights hard for a play-off spot. 163 c Y N A S T I C S Determination and drive pushed the girls’ gymnastic team throughout their sea¬ son. The team, led by seniors Brenda Hamilton, Maureer Leavitt, and Kate Shuttle worth, put forth a greai effort. The team sufferec due to lack of numbers; yet the girls did well on an indi vidual basis. Coach susko Cutter should be com mended for her dedicatior and sacrifice of long hours The entire team workec hard and deserves a rounc of applause. 1st Row: B. Hamilton, M. Leavitt, K. Shuttleworth. 2nd Row: S. Sarvela, J. Lavoie, S. Kaminski, P. Penzan, D. Mellen. 3rd Row: M. Contois, S. Nashley, J. Cicco, M. Boothby. 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Ripping up the Class of ' 83 Magazine Drive Sign Captain cornfield Any Questions? — Mr. Brown Rosanna The Wad Squad : Marching Squad 10A Senior Night Censored T-Shirts Snow Madness Physics: An exact science give or take 5% The ever present marching band Scoring first against Greenwich in Field Hockey Fear and loathing in Calculus Class Mrs. Mader ' s lectures on how math creates better people All the Day Afters The Pumpkin Patrol Poems with Tobias Term Papers K.L.’s continuous laughing Messy Lockers The Curly Shuffle Where ' s the party Tom? Miss Moran ' s C-Period Murder ' s Row Beating East Catholic in Hockey January 21 st The Blue Highway Neatzy” — Mr. Cloutman Cruising Vernon and the Parkade Look at my nose — Mr. Lazzerini The general sinusoids All the help Joe” gave us in H.A.P. The morning music The gas leak in room 204 The over crowded student parking lot Lot 38 THE A-TEAM Yearbook meetings in the fall That doesn’t count now, but it will cost ya on a test — Mr. Obue All the science experiments that wo uld not work Angora Van Halen’s Concert Bring me a liverwort! Our Rivals: Rockville Snukka not showing at the wrestling match ... All of the faculty doing their best to teach and prepare us for our futures Miss Duffy ' s Epic Tests The Grenada Invasion Marines in Lebanon Andropov’s Death — 2 10 84 Peace, Love and Tranquility Mr. Brown whistling while he walks The Roofing Project Our growth in our high school years Kinematics B.R. ' s beard and V.F. ' s mustache Doing Time At South Windsor High Gnome Look in Z back of Z book — Mr. Cloutman Our Physics Mid-Term and curves Do you have a pass?” The Executive Board will be shot during activity period today giggling Sophomore girls Losing CVC Field Hockey Title to Glastonbury Popcorn in Math Class Long Lunch Lines Getting out Early Michael Jackson and his accident The week of January 31 st SENIORS TAKING FINALS!!! Going outside for Weeds in Botany A naked book — get a book cover College Acceptances All of Mr. Bordonaro ' s good direction and many laughs Pep Rallies, Posters and our winning S.W. Sports Teams Mr. Noyd ' s explosions The Guidance counselors at course selection time You should ' ve burned him! 190 CENTURION 1984 The Centurion was created by a dedicated and persistent staff, composed of students contributing great amounts of time and energy. This yearbook is the product of students, for the students. This year ' s staff is: Editor in Chief — Currie A. Fandozzi, Jr. Business Manager — David Martinez Assistant to the Editor — Thomas W. Geary Senior Section — Chris Albano, Jill Borges, Christa Jucker, Dawn Lee, and Bonnie McMillian Sports Section — Chris Albano, Wendy Brazalovich, Sheila Duval, Judi Murtha and Kelly Prendergast Faculty Section — Lori Davern and Tom Geary Underclass Section — Diane Fine and Julie Harris Academic Section — Gurrie Fandozzi Activities Section — Mike Harm, David Martinez and Cindy Steward Proof Readers — Mike Galarneau, Lisa Cianciolo and Alison Wallis Typists — Renee Robertson and Lyn Marie Wood Creative Consultant — Ken Anderson Copy Writers — Leslie Drost and Michelle Deskus Photographers — Alison Wallis and Karen Owens Film Development —Tim Daugherty and Mike Janosi Computer Processing — Kevin Manley Bookkeeper — Randy Hirth Cover Design and Divider Pages — Evan Skolnick Layout Designers — Diane Karlin and David Schulman Special Thanks to Damian Tedone and Tom Geary for all of their help and late nights. Advisor — Mr. Noyd The Centurion staff would like to express their deepest appreciation to Mr. Noyd for all of his guidance, direction, concern and help. You have taught us many things that will help us in the future. You have made our years at South Windsor High School extra special.