Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1982 volume:

i s s u u f f f f 1 I I 9 € e 8 L L 9 D D S H C h I O G G N I H M T € T S C h C T H I O C O U L T 1 Theme 3 Dedication.10 Appreciation.11 Graduates. 12 Faculty..32 Undergraduates.56 Activities.70 Sports.86 Seniors.122 Overview.176 Advertisements.188 The pebble is cast and | the placid surface of the I pond is shattered. We follow the ripples that J are continually traveling I outward, searching and 1 seeking new things. ■ With time, these ripples grow and expand, even¬ tually becoming waves ' as we move swiftly on, maturing and becoming more knowledgeable with each passing year. Now we are in the stream and rivers, com¬ ing closer and closer to the time when we must make... that final decision that will shape our lives forever. Soon we will be leaving the security we once felt; 5 doors wijl shut behind us and we will again be thrown into unfamiliar waters. We will find that we have again reached a new beginning, 7 but this time we will have more experience to help us take that initial step into the future. DEDICATION To Mrs. Beatrice Heywood, a guide in the production of the Sagitta for seven years. With deep appreciation we look back on her hard work and enthusiasm as advisor to the yearbook staff. It is with great admiration that we dedicate the 1982 Sagitta to Mrs. Heywood. 10 APPRECIATION We wish to express our deep appreciation to our class advisors, Mrs. Arlene Egolf and Mr. Lawrence Katulka. Their efforts on our behalf have enabled the class of 1982 to graduate with a feeling of success. We thank them for the confidence that they have instilled within us. 12 Michael Thomas Adamick Racing — the best sport of competition. Kathryn Margaret Harris Allen . . shall become one . — Bible Lori Jeanne Armata As the stars glisten in the sky — we must do so amongst others. Terry Jean Alderman Friendship is love without his wings. — Byron Elizabeth A. Anderson The hand that kindles cannot quench the flame. . — Byron Anson Dean Ashley Minutes and hours run swiftly by as our roughest days come to an end. James Edwin Allen . . And the two ...” — Bible Paul Joseph Arciszewski Things are always at their best in the beginning. — Pascal Elizabeth Azarian Nature is thought immersed in matter. — Akrott Michael Lionel Belliveau Free is the time we spend in nature. Ruth Jennifer Berte Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes. — Wilde Kenneth John Bigos Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. 14 — Setden Bruce David Benoit Nothing is given so profusely as advice. — Rochefoucauld John Battista Bertolini Those who strive to be the best — will be Clementina Marie Blickarz Don’t just talk about it; do it! Paige Marie Beresford The never-ending flight of future days. — Milton Maria Helaine Bielonko Enjoying life is all that matters. Kelly Borchers These are the days we will remember forever. Robert William Brackett Now is the time to be happy Kent Charles Broder By the work one knows the workman. — Fontaine Keith E. Bunnell In youth we run into difficulties; in old age, dif¬ ficulties run into us. — Billings Nicoleen Roberta Bravy As time moves on, so must we! Deborah Brown Our youth will not last forever, so enjoy it while you can. Donna Marie Cadmus O for a horse with wings! — Shakespeare Thomas Paul Breor Good words are worth much and cost little. — Herbert Richard Pettis Brown, Jr. Every man is his own chief enemy. — Anarcharsis Cheryl Ann Caisse Life is like a stroll upon the beach. 15 — Thoreau Louann Charbonneau For years fleet away with the wings of the dove. — Byron Allen Clark The best sunny days are spent enjoying the outdoor life. Wayne Edward Colson 16 Give me a car and an open road. Kathleen Ann Christian The only way to have a friend is to be one. — Emerson Susan Marie Coatti Beautiful are the days we spend within the company of each other. Merry Dawn Cummock True friendships, so unique and precious, to be cherished forever. Paula Mildred Christian Friends depart, and memory takes them to her caverns, pure and deep. — Bayly Robert James Colson No one knows what it is he can do till he tries. — Syrus Todd A. Cushing It is impossible to please all the world. . . — Fontaine through eternity. Christine Cecelia Daley Give me a mountain to climb. Paul Michael Duval Something attempted, something done has earned a night ’s response. — Longfellow Robert Alvin Davis, Jr. Hope and be happy that all ' s for the best. — T upper Lynn Marie Drenzek They can because they think they can. — Vergil John Francis Egan Actions are our epochs. 17 — Byron Joseph Edgar Eichorst To work is to achieve. Samuel Farrer One enemy is too much. — Herbert Laurie Vira Gagnon The one who goes is happier than those he leaves behind. — Pollock Elizabeth Elkins Variety is the mother of enjoyment. — Disraeli Tracy Lee Fleming The only way to enjoy life is to live it to its fullest John W. Gallant We must learn to grow as seasons pass. Maribeth Corinne Evans The days that make us happy make us wise. — Masefield Michael Keith Frey Competition — a necessity of life. James P. Garini A mechanic is an artist in his own right. Timothy Matthews Geary Man is not made for defeat. — Hemingway Caroline Wallace Glass C est la vie, music, love and laughter. Robert Edward Gray The beginning is tough, but I made it. George Anthony Gebhart was not for one or twenty years, but for eternity. — Ingeraoto Mary Ellen Gogulski Life is not life at all without delight. — Patmore Beverly Hall The rose that all are praising is not the rose for me. Susan M. George Beauty is harmony, grace is melody. — Montalvo Susan Graff ... let us be true to one another. — Arnold Kevin Marshall Hayes Life is full of joy and laughter. Andrew John Hryniewicz Do your duty and leave the rest to heaven. — Corneille Maria Isernio No matter how fair the sun shines, still it must set. James Alan Herndon, Jr. One ' s dreams are only fulfilled by oneself. Edward Herbert Isbister III He will never have true friends who is afraid of making enemies. — Hazlitt Janet Marie Jolie It may be for years, and it may be forever. — Crawford . Mary Beth Houck A flower ' s beauty is like a person s love. John D. Isbister Learning is not child ' s play; we cannot learn without pain. — Aristotle Catherine Ann Jones The perception of beauty is a moral test. — Thoreau Kathleen Mary Kemp Life — a valuable treasure to behold. Tracy Ann Kope Be natural, be yourself. John Paul Kulas Nothing gfeat was ever achieved without enthusiasm — Emerson Sandra J. Kennedy As the horizon broadens so must we. Glenn Edward Komer The best mirror is an old friend. — Herbert Robin Lynne Kenny Take the time to be who you are destined to become. Christine L. Krueger Happiness is nothing if it is not known, and very little if it is not envied. — Idler Duane Michael Lagle 21 So little done — so much to do. — Rhodes Anthony Paul Larosa Let ignorance talk as it will, learning has its value. — Fontaine Eliza Leventis Politics is the heart of human happiness. — Fisher James Andrew Lyons The opinion of the strongest is always the best. — Fontaine Norman Joseph Leblanc, Jr. What we have to learn to do, we learn by doing. Cheryl Lumbruno Gratitude is the memory of the heart. — Massieu Scott Gary Mandirola Nature offers some of the finer things in life. Carrie Lynn LeFebvre The beach is where it ' s at. Nancy Ann Mann Greet each new day with a smile. Tamera Ann Marek If you believe it you can do anything. Susan June Markowski We all need friends to survive in this world. Christopher Joseph Mattrick cannot reach it, and my striving eye dazzles at it. — Vaughn Leslie Diane Markowski Sorrows remembered sweeten present joy. — Pollock Lynne Marie Markwell Nature is a mutable cloud, which is always and never the same. — Emerson Richard Matthew McCarty True friendship is never serene. Melisa Dwan Markowski Moments may pass but memories are forever. Karen Joanne Mather Tomorrows make yesterdays and memories a reality. Shavaun Mary McCormack We know nothing of tomorrow; our business is to be happy today. — Smith Brian Pierce McEwan Life is half spent before we know what it is. — Herbert Melinda Lee Miller The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. — Cham fort Donald Eric Miskin 24 Respect is something you earn. David Charles Merrill Wit makes its own welcome, and levels all distinctions. — Emerson Sarah Patricia Miller To help others is great satisfaction. Christine Ann Misseri Like stars half quenchit in mist of silver dew — Shelley 1 Catherine Miller Climb the rounds of life’s long ladder, one by slipping one. — Browning Michael Edward Milligan With freedom comes responsibility. Joseph Robert Mlinek Outdoors is where the action is. Tom Morrison Man is the measure of all things. — Pythagoras Pamela Lynne Norcross The way to be happy is to make others so. — Ingersol Lisa Ann Pawelcik The supreme happiness of life is the convic¬ tion that we are loved. — Hugo Kelly Lynn Murphy It’s love that makes the world go round. — Anonymous Julie Anne Osowiecki Strong is the soul, and wise, and beautiful. — Arnold Tracey Ellen Pedersen Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth. — Thoreau Deborah Marie Murzyn No one ever knows a secret so well as a child. Susan Marie Osowiecki Friendship is the key to happiness. Margaret Michele Geraldine Pender Goals are only achieved by those who really try Claudia Perleoni Personality is to man, what perfume is to a flower. — Schwab David Podann Everything comes to those who can wait. — Rabelais Wendy Sue Rapp Give me a boat and clear water forever. Linnea Susan Phillips Take life day by day; don ' t look back. Robert Arthur Psholka Genius does what it must, and talent does what it can. — Lytton Linda R. Raynes Life is made up of sobs, sniffles, and smiles. — O. Henry Timothy Andrew Pinto The outdoors is the only refreshing thing in life. Peter Joseph Quagliaroli Pleasure and love are the pinions of great deeds. — Goethe Sharon Ann Regan The best pleasure in life is just being able to do what you want. Deborah Anne Renna Life in the summer has a beauty of its own. Lawrence Andrew Samplatsky And in passing leave behind us footprints on the sands of time. — Longfellow Justine Marie Serino Learn the sweet magic of a cheerful face. Anne Campbell Robinson Give me a guitar and a horse and let me live forever. Joseph John Sangiovanni, Jr. Money is like an arm or a leg — use it or lose it. — Ford Nancy Jeanne Shaughnessy And now I say to you my friend, you are ready to cope. — Brome John Charles Rollet Knowledge is power. — Habbes Michael Fitzgerald Scully The only way to achieve success is to get the point across. Patrick Michael Sheridan Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without. — Anonymous Sharon Lee Spulick All love is sweet, given or returned. — Shelley Kurt Lester Stephens He is not happy that knoweth not himself happy — Proverbs David Parsons Simmons Today ' s dreams are tomorrows accomplishmen ts. Jacqueline Faye Stafford I love it! Karen Jane Stolynas All the rivers run into the sea, yet the sea is not full. Paul Stanley Skorski United we stand, divided we fall. Krista Lee Stein A woman ' s strength is in her tongue Lisa Ann Stolzenberg Give me freedom! Daniel John Sullivan The manner of giving is worth more than the gift — Corneille Wendy Anne Szczepanik Give me a horse and a beach anytime. M « Patricia Tsakiris Keep on smiling! Maura Ann Sullivan The perception of beauty is a moral tost — Thoreau Sophia Louise Thomas Hoping and trying make it all worthwhile. Tina Louise Viets Little drops of water, little grains of sand, make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land. — Carney Jeffrey Ormsbee Sweeney As the ocean s waves go — so must we. Julie Ann Thompson Take time to enjoy all the beautiful things in life that each day has to offer. Lisa Ann Viscomi The painter s brush consumes its dreams. — Yeats Josephine Filomena Vono Little deeds of kindness, little words of love, help to make earth happy like the heaven above. — Carney Robert Lee Williams Laughter will always be my home. Bernard Walter Zeneski Give me a fine cattle ranch in the summer anytime. Tammy Lynn Waterman Keep your face to the sunshine and you shall never see the shadows. — Keller Peter Nils Wilson Never think of the future, it comes soon enough. CAMERA SHY Kenneth P. Bednarz Michael Francis Boutiette Mark Joseph Forman James Richard Kulas Kenneth McDermott William Richard Meyer Carole Minninger Andrew M. H. Palmer Mary Peichert Angelo Torre Thomas Peck Michael David White Wit and wisdom are bom with a man. — Setden David Roberts Woodruff Friendship and smiles are the finest qualities of life. F A C a L T Y 32 Dr. Sidney DuPont Superintendent of Schools B.S., M S. Central Connecticut Ph D. University of Connecticut Mr. Frank Albus Assistant Superintendent B.S. University of North Dakota M.B.A. 6th Year New York University Dr. David Johnson Principal B.S. SUNY — Buffalo Ph.D. University of Utah Mr. Robert Cecchini Vice Principal B.S., M.Ed. University of Maine BOARD OF EDUCATION: R. Bigelow, E. Mann, W. Borchers. J. Turek. M Muska. S. DuPont. E. Mavis. F. Albus 33 Francis Aniello Physical Education B.S. Springfield College A Jean Andersen Guidance B.A. University of Rochester M.A. University of Hartford Eugene Arsenault Mathematics B.S. University of Maine M.Ed. Westfield State College Russell Baker Biology B.A. Bates College M S. Central Connecticut Donna Barron Supervisor of Spec. Ed. B.S. Central Connecticut M.S. St. Joseph College 6th Year University of Hartford Cathy Bufflap Art B.A. University of North Carolina M.A. Hartford Art School University of Hartford Lynn Bayeur Spanish B.A. St. Joseph College M.Ed. American International College Helen Christian Business B.S. Central Connecticut M.Ed. Westfield State College Robert Connelly French A.B. College of the Holy Cross M.A. American International College J.D. Western New England College Margaret Corcoran Mathematics B.A. Emmanuel College M.Ed. University of Hartford Richard Davis American History B.A. Colby College M.S. New York University M.A. Wesleyan University Michael Duni English B.A. St. Anselm College M.A. Westfield State College Arlene Egolf Nurse R N. Presbyterian University Hospital School of Nursing Judith Fisher Media Specialist B.A. University of Connecticut Lib. Sci. Kentucky Wesleyan Thomas Ferreri Physical Education B.S Springfield College Arthur Fisher Physics Computer Concepts B.S.. M S. Worcester Polytechnic Carole Frappier English B.A. Our Lady of the Elms M.A. Southern Illinois University A. Stuart Fuller Guidance B.S., M.Ed. Westfield State College Zelmon Fuller Industrial Arts Woodworking B.S. University of Maine M S. Central Connecticut Lawrence Green Earth Science B.S. Boston University M.S. Hofstra University George Greenleaf Mathematics Computer Concepts B.S., M.A. Trinity College r George Galiatsos English B.S., M.S. Springfield College M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University Jeffrey Gowdy Social Science Driver Education B.S., M.S. Central Connecticut James Gregor Work Education T eacher-Coordinator B.S. American International College M.Ed Westfield State College Marianne Gregor English B.A., M.Ed. Westfield State College B. Harrison Griffin Vocational Agriculture B.S.. M.A. University of Connecticut Edward Grous Mathematics Driver Education B.A., M.A. Fairfield University Beatrice Hey wood English B.S. Springfield College M.A. Trinity College Lisa Hollow ay Vocational Agriculture B.S. University of Connecticut Thomas Howard Social Science B.S., M.S. Central Connecticut M S. Illinois Institute of Technology Richard Jensen Vocational Agriculture B.S. Rutgers University Barbara Kalber Home Economics Project Care B.S., SUMY — Oneoanta M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Lawrence Katulka Social Science B.S. Central Connecticut Eileen Kinney Latin Etymology B.A. Albertus Magnus College Penelope Kraus Business B.S. American International College M.Ed Springfield College Mary Libby French B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University M.A. Ball State University 36 Richard Lincoln Pupil Services B S. Ed.D University of Massachusetts M.Ed. Springfield College C.A.G.S. Boston University Charles Mavrelion Vocational Agriculture B S University of Massachusetts M S. University of Connecticut Barbara Novak Physical Education B.S. Southern Connecticut M.S. Central Connecticut I Sally O ' Donnell Reading B.A. University of Massachusetts r 1 Barbara O’Neill Spanish B.A.. M.Ed. Westfield State Diane Nappier Physical Education B.A. Tennessee State Frank Pacocha Music B.A. Mus.Ed. University of Hartford Richard Pio English B.A. University of Rochester Sheldon Rackmill Transitional Class B.A. Eastern Michigan University M.S. Central Connecticut Rebecca Robinson Life Education Project Care B.S. Southern Connecticut M.A. University of Connecticut Card Rdlet Mathematics B.A. Smith College Gloria Roy English B.A. Annhurst College Richard Roy Science B.S. University of Massachusetts M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University David Rudert English B.A. Westfield State College Joan Schramm Business B.S. Central Connecticut M.Ed. University of Hartford Joseph Sinicrope Social Science Mathematics B.A., M.A. Trinity College 6th Year University of Hartford Patricia Smith Mathematics B.A. University of Connecticut M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University Robyn Sorensen Resource Room B.S. Russell Sage College M.S. Duquesne University Dorothy Spaulding Home Economics B.S. Mansfield State College M.A. University of Connecticut I Bertha Smoolca Business B.S. American International College M.S. Central Connecticut 6th Year University of Connecticut Edward Sullivan Special Education B.S.E. Westfield State College Raymond Tanguay Music B.A. University of Hartford M.A. Univ ersity of Connecticut Paul Thomas Biology B.S. Springfield College M.Ed. University of Massachusetts R oh land Thompson Guidance B.S., M.Ed., C.A.S. Springfield College 1 1 Russell Thompson Industrial Arts Drafting B.S. Memphis State University M S. Central Connecticut Susan Von Neida Spanish B.A Hartwkrk College M.S. Simmons College Henry Walat Chemistry B.S. Worcester Polytechnic Institute M.Ed Westfield State College Joan Cushman Permanent Substitute Mary Anne Zak English B.A. St. Joseph College, MD M.A. St. Joseph College, CT t Donna Berger Tutor Pam Bradley Tutor Judith Horan Teacher ' s Aide Lorre Vassilopoulos Teacher ' s Aide 40 Mary Hastings Guidance Secretary Lillian Kuchachik Pupil Service Secretary Dorothy Gogulski Secretary to Vice-Principal Elizabeth Silkey Secretary to Principal Dorothy Staszko Guidance Secretary Nancy Lill Vo-Ag Secretary Eileen Green Library Aide Deborah Holbrook Library Aide Stanley Lachtara Chief Custodian “Have you ever considered selling encyclopedias? Pepsodent made my teeth whiter.” It ' s a dirty job, but someone has to do it. 41 “Do you think I should get contacts?” “Who is responsible for this destruction of school property?” Is the coast clear? Wanted: Ned Mad Dog Sullivan. ‘Pilot to Co-Pilot. The original Latin lover.” And they thought I could only groom horses. Who put the Crazy Glue on my comb?!? No — we don’t use live birds in badminton class! They don ' t look like begonias to me! I’m the proud winner of a year’s free diaper service!” My left leg is exhausted, but my right one feels like dancing. 54 “I always wanted my pitcher in the “Dear diary: What a Day! yearbook. They just hired a female custodian?!? Seniority has its rewards. 55 u N D € R G R D U T € S 56 Chelen Edwards President John Cervione Vice President Sandra Kelly Secretary Deborah Wild T reasurer William Nadeau Class Representative MISSING: Teresa Coggins Class Representative STANDING Nancy Kulina Treasurer Deborah Linke President Julie Dowd Secretary Michelle Dion Class Representative SITTING: Deborah Case Vice President Eric Remington Class Representative Suzanne Lingenfelter Vice President Michelle Bulat President Tara Remington T reasurer Brian Casinghino Class Representative MISSING: Dianne Lingenfelter Secretary Marsha Anastasia Class Representative 1 9 8 3 1 9 8 4 1 9 8 5 57 1983 Paul Andrews Eugene Bar ben Frank Bauchiero Anthony Beaulier David Bednaz Helen Bieu Linda Biggerstaff Kristine Binder Jeannine Blanchard Jeffrey Bolliger Margaret Bostrom Patricia Bout Kurt Brace Jeffrey Brackett Kevin Brown Mark Burton Dwayne Buskey Robert Butler Catherine Cadoret Christine Callahan John Cervione Elaine Christian Paul Christian Rose Cicero Arthur Cockett Teresa Coggins Earl Colson Mary Jo Cranmore James Danise Andrew Davis Randi Demers Thomas Desharnais Suzette Desousa Richard Dilko Bernard Dion David Dixon Katherine Dorn Chelen Edwards Lisa Ely Gina Fielder Thomas Fitch Elizabeth Folmsbee Laurie Ford Russell Fricke Scott Fuller Brian Qardocki Sabrina Gildersleeve Ann Elizabeth Golec Elizabeth Gooch Lisa Graff Christine Gray Christine Hamborg Robert Heyse Melissa Ives Sandra Kelly James Klase Susan Kolls Catherine Kriss Mark Kuchachik David Laduke Christopher Lafond Thomas Lanata Christopher Lathrop Dawn Lecuyer Philip Lenk Karla Leroux Richard Lindau Sheryl Long Lazard Lopez Debra Lownds Bret Lynch Colleen Mahoney Darlene Maiolo Steven Markowski Laurie Martin Sammy Martyn Suzanne Mason Stephanie Melillo Cindy Miller Sharon Miller Jonathan Morse William Nadeau Joan Olden Donna Oppenheimer 4 Jeffrey Osowiecki Andrew Patterson Clifford Pawelcik Mary Peichert 59 Laurie Penland r David Schulte Katherine Seger 61 1984 Luis Angleno Angela Arnold Steven Auerbach Karen Austin Byron Bailey Maria Basdekis Tina Belisle Laurie Bennett Irene Beresford Julie Bissonnette Margaret Blickarz Mary Ann Bodurka Debra Botticello Janet Brown Christopher Bulat Glen Bunnell Christopher Burnham Sandra Bushey David Buskey Holly Butchyk Cori Caiazzo Paula Caisse David Cardona Kevin Carney Annabel Carrasco Joseph Carrieri Deborah Case Carl Casinghino Cheryl Champion Douglas Colson Jennifer Colson Robin Colson Roderic Colson Matthew Coppolo Darci Cortelli Raymond Daddario Kent Daigle Patricia D ' Alessio Sherlean Davis Tracy Dineen Guylaine Dion Michelle Dion Kelly Donaghy Julie Dowd 62 7 Lisa Engler Robert Evans Denise Falk Joseph Fitzgerald Penny Forbes Robert Furci Sharon Fusick Steven Galetta Peter Gardner M. Christina Gebhart Beth Glime Sandra Glynn Monique Goldrick Edward Golec Robin Grabauskas Katherine Guillementta Cathleen Hamborg Amanda Hastings Roger Hawes Garry Hills Patricia Hryniewicz Joshua Hugo Robin Hyde Marilyn Jentzen Kathryn Kavanagh Maureen Kavanaugh Edwin Kelly Donna Klesczewski Kurt Knoefel Kathleen Kormer Lorianne Krar Caroline Kriss Nancy Kulina John Laflamme Michele Lagasse Dorine Lecuyer Carol Lennon Debra Linke Mary Ann Liss Margaret Little Lori Luff Stephen Lyons Christopher Magnuson Kimberly Mahoney 63 Janet Maiolo Timothy Maloney James Martocchio Amy Masloski Anne Mason Kenneth Mather Christopher Melillo Kimberly Millick Carol Moore Stanley Murawski John Muska Jackie Na rgi Allison Orr Kimberly Pearson Kimberly Petkovich Audra Philippon Brian Pierce Mary Beth Prew Steven Price David Pugh Eric Remington Adam Roy Steven Roy Julie Sauer Heidi Schuhmann Susan Schulte Sara Senter Steven Senter Paul Shinkevich Kimberly Smith Lisa Sneath Brian Stephenson Carol Zaczynski 1985 Jeffrey Alers Marsha Anastasia Wayne Andrews Lori Autorino Philip Barrett James Bauchiero Brenda Baumert Tracey Benoit Edward Bigda Michael Blanchard Cathleen Blickarz Scott Bollinger Tammy Boucher Jeffrey Boyd Matthew Bromson Charlene Buckley Michelle Bulat Michael Bussolari Kimberly Caldon Genny Cannon Timothy Cannon Brian Casinghino Steven Casstevens Philip Champigny Michelle Charbonneau Donna Chisnall Jay Christian Mildred Christian Richelle Cicero Elizabeth Clark Lisa Coatti Catherine Coggins Walter Cole Neal Condon Danny Cook Edward Cook Paul Cyr Peter Das Jennifer Deleeuw John Dieli Richard Doiron Penny Donaghy Kelly Drake Michelle Duval 66 Mark East ham Marc Edwards Cami Engler Albert Evans Michael Fabrizi Christine Francis Sally Geary Lisa Gebhart Michael Gemme Lance Gifford Mark Glunt Stephen Gorman Janet Grano Robert Hamann Johanna Harbold Marlene HarrimarN Robert Harris Charlene Hawley Cynthia Hefflon Thomas Heyse Debora Hickey Burton Hollingshead Stephanie Huot David Hutchinson Mary Jennings Philip Kelly Heidi Kenzior Lynn Kolnsberg Nicole Kosman Audrey Kuras Pamela Kuszaj Marianne Labbee Robert Laflamme Matthew La fond Wayne Lancioni Audrey Lata Amanda Lawler Amy Leach Cynthia Leavitt David Lillibridge § - Diane Lingenfelter Suzanne L ingenfelter Sandra Long 67 Kelley Ryan Mark Sauer Lisa Schwalbach Ellen Seger Diane Seymour Bonnie Shapiro Paul Stafford Paul Stagg Tom Sterling Ara Stewart Stephanie Stone David Sullivan Julie Sullivan Mark Sullivan Timothy Sweatland Audrey Szoka Wendy Taylor Wendy Terry Cynthia Tupek Oswald Valdes Annmarie Viets John Viscomi Christine Von Eisengrein Robert Waddell Kathleen Welsh Karen White Meda Wilcox Christopher Williams Janet Wood Regina Wysocki 69 DRAMA CLUB GOOD GUYS SKI CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL YEARBOOK SUFFI ELD AMBULANCE ASSOC FUTURE JAYCEES MADRIGALS BAND CHOIR AIDES INTERACT PROJECT CARE FFA. PROJECT TICK TOCK _ SEPT. SCHOOL BEGINS OCT. MAGAZINE SALE HOLLOWEEN COSTUME CONTE NOV. HOMECOMING CAREER DAY CANDY SALE THANKSGIVING DEC. PEP RALLY CHRISTMAS JAN SNOWBALL NEW YEAR FEB VALENTINE’S DAY MAR DONUT SALES APR SCHEDULES MAY JUNIOR PROM MAY DAY SENIOR BANQUET AWARDS JUNE SCHOOL ENDS 2QGRADU ATION_ V OAF - N F ADA G VOAG AIDES: D. Freytag, A. Robinson, D. Lillibridge CHAPTER OFFICERS: BACK ROW: G. Corner, F. Lutwinas, T. Desharnais FRONT ROW: T Pinto, M. Cyr, A. Robinson, E. Bartold. Agriculture II DISTRICT OFFICERS: M. Cyr, D. Brown, T Breor, B Hall. Agricultural Production Natural Resources Agriculture 1 Agriculture I 74 AGRICULTURE, AGRIBUSIflESS 0 t oncl VOU T p High Jchool Education In Vocational Agriculture 15 Contact (UPPIELD VO-AG CEATER 550 mountain Road (ufficld, CT hone (203)668-5555 75 NURSE AIDES: M. Markowski, R. McCarty, S. Coatti. YCXJTH ADVISORY COUNCIL: STANDING: L. Gebhart, C. Casinghlno, J. Ccrvione, E. Remington. SITTING: D. Case, S. Geary, A. Philippon, B. Nadeau. L. Angelero. INTERACT CLUB: FIRST ROW: Mr. Davis, T. Geary, T. Coggins, P Norcross, D. Cummock, D. Lagle, C. Miller. SECOND ROW: M Ives, A. Golec, T. Kope, K. AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEERS: M. Scully, L Dudek, R Brackett, D. Lagle, L. Pawelcik, D. Schulte. SKI CLUB: STANDING: K. Kemp, D. Butler, A. Philippon. M. Prew, M. Kuchachik, D. Murzyn, D. Wild, B. Glime, N. Mann, C. Edwards, S. Osowiecki, B. McEwan, S. Glynn, H. Schuhmann, L. Goodwin, R. Daddario, K. Washburn, B. Mandirola. M. Murzyn, J. Viscomi. SITTING: P. D’Alessio, M. Jentzen, K. Austin, D. Cummock, L. Viscomi, L. Schwalbach, T. Dineen, K Daigle. D. Pierce. LYING: C. Mattrick. MISSING: J. Berte DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Rudert, M. Thresher. K. Mather. J. Osowiecki, D. Hutchinson, M. Blanchard, D. Lagle. T. Coggins, T. Geary. J. Sweeney. SE¬ COND ROW: M. Lagasse, K. Smith, L. Dudek. A. Hastings. A. Arnold. A. Carrasco. THIRD ROW: J. Serino, L. Kolnsberg, M. Edwards, P. Duval. PROJECT CARE: STANDING: P. Caisse, T. Waterman, T. Pedersen, D. Lagle, B. McEwan, S. Glynn, M. Milligan. D. Linke, S. Kelly, A. Markowski, M. Markowski, L. Engler, K. Smith, C. Zaczynski, W. Taylor, L. Samplatsky. KNEELING: C. Krueger, D. Falk, A. Arnold, K Austin, A. Masloski, D. Woodruff, C. Caiazzo, T. Marek, D. Brown, H. Bieu. SITTING: S. Price, S George. N. Chisnall. P. Marek, S. Auerbach, C. Kriss, L. Bennett, J. Brown, A. Carrasco. 78 GOOD GUYS: H. Bieu, C. Wills, A. Carrasco, J. Osowiecki, P. Duval. ROBED CHOIR NCCC CHORUS: STANDING: D. Hutchinson, S. Williams, T. Coggins. C. Mattrick. SITTING: R Cicero, D. Wild. D. Case, S. Cicero. 79 DANCE BAND: TOP ROW: L. Markowski, B. Casinghino, T. Gebhart, L. Dudek. MIDDLE ROW: B. Nadeau, P Shinkevich, S. Galleta, B Brackett, R. Evans, M. Dion, M. Prew. BOTTOM ROW: K. Binder, Mr. Tanguay, I. Beresford, S. Geary, R. Colson. 80 TRAINING BAND RECORDER ENSEMBLE: L. Coatti, M. Jennings. S. Cicero. C. Coggins. A. Stewart. NCCC BAND: STANDING: M. Anastasia, M. Prew, P. Beresford. T. Kuras. M. Sullivan. L. Samplatsky, C. Glass, R. Brackett. B. Nadeau SITTING: L Dudek, C. Binder. M. Ives. L. Markowski. L. Pawelcik. T Gebhart CONCERT BAND h T H L € T I C S 86 VARSITY BASEBALL TOP ROW: Coach Thomas, Manager K. Murphy, J. Lanata, C. Demers, J. Simonoko, R Demers, P. Sheridan, R. McCarty, Manager M Maloney. MIDDLE ROW: N. Bovee, S. Sheridan, J. Bertolini, T. Hastings, C. Colson, D. Simmons, G. Stagg, B. Benoit. FRONT ROW: D. Hinckley. M J.V. BASEBALL TOP ROW: Coach Ferreri, J. Danise, M. Burton, J. Bolliger, Manager R. Colson, Manager A. Hastings. MIDDLE ROW: M. Scully, R. Dilko, B. Butler, R. Lindau, M. Smith. BOTTOM ROW: P. Winiarski, T. Maloney, R. Colson, J. Muska, D. Cardona. 90 SOFTBALL STANDING: Manager A. Masloski, D. Small, A. Cumming, B. Glime, C. Caiazzo, S. Graff, J. Sweatland, K. Lumbruno, J. Kulas, Coach Franklin. KNEELING: M. Cranmore, S. Siegel, D. Cummock, C. Martino, K. Kavanagh, P. Marek. MISSING: D. Currie, K. Leroux, M. Dion. 91 GIRLS’ TENNIS STANDING: J. Flasinski, K. Stelmack, C. Varholak, M. Evans, J. Cordis, Coach Serra. KNEELING: M. Prew, C. Wills, L. Martin, N. Mann. SITTING: L. Armata, K. Fehm. 92 STANDING: Coach Pio, Manager D. Case, S. Kellner, E. Drake, R. Prew, J. Coggins, B. Doyon, R. Psholka, Manager L. Quinn, Coach Thresher. KNEELING: J. Klase, J. Mahoney, G. Barberi, C. Cas inghino, D. Dixon, D. Fladberg. 93 STANDING: Coach Sinicrope, D. Miskin, K. Reynolds, M. Stewart, A. Cockett, L. Lopez, B. Myers, T. Drewnowski, S. Mandirola, G. Stevens, T. Molleur, T. Erikson, Coach Thompson. KNEELING: B. Dion, B. Monette, J. Cervione, D. Pugh, D. Heyse, R. Marek, M. Reynolds, J. Herndon. SITTING: B. Bailey, B. Evans, C. Dion, E. Anglero, B. Heyse, P. Fabrizi, J. Rollet. MISSING: A. Davis, M. Kuchachik, J. Osowiecki, P. Gardner, B. Stephenson. 94 STANDING: Manager S. Williams, H. Bieu, K. Kriss, A. McClelland, M. Markowski, K. Mahoney, K. Millick, C. Lennon, C. Champion, K. Seger, K. Dorn, Manager D. Case, Coach D. Nappier. KNEELING: Manager M. Sullivan, K. Washburn, C. Edwards, L. Goodwin, N. Shaughnessy, P. Norcross, T. Marek, L. Gooch, D. Lownds, A. Golec, K. Pearson. SITTING: D. Davis, K. Murphy, E. Brome, K. Thompson, L. Rybeck, S. Kavanaugh, L. Lumbruno, L. Goodwin. MISSING: K. Bor chers, S. Kolls. VARSITY SOCCER STANDING: Coach Ferreri, K. Knoefel, D. Sisk, M Burton, D. Merrill, T. Geary, S. Quagliaroli, B McEwan, T. Cannon, J. Danise, J. Osowiecki, R Psholka. J. Bertolini. KNEELING: B Butler. R Fricke, G. Stagg, D. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, D. Simmons, J. Gallant, R McCarty, C. Melillo, M. Scully. CLASS M STATE CHAMPIONS :ongratulations SOCCER STATE CHMtfS T rzt 144 % % • J.V. SOCCER STANDING: Coach Morgan, T. Lyon. B. Evans, S. Morrison, B. Mandirola, G. Packard, D. Sheridan, J. Osowiecki. A Merrill, B. Mandirola, J. Dieli, T. Naughton, Coach Lancioni. KNEELING: Manager D. Lenk, W. Lancioni, M Bromson, B. Young, T. Sweatland, N. Condon, P. Stagg. J. Merrill, K. Knoefel, Manager K. Petkovich. GIRLS’ SOCCER STANDING: T. Pedersen, D. Lingenfelter, J. Sullivan, A. Markowski, M. Wrisley, C. Miller, M. Wentworth, M. Evans, K. Kavanaugh, S. McCormack, Manager C. Krueger. KNEELING: D. Small, K. Lumbruno, S. Lingenfelter, M. Bulat, D. Lownds, D. Cummock, K. Borchers, M. Markowski, M. Prew, C. Lumbruno, M. McCarty. FIELD HOCKEY STANDING: C. Kriss, M. Liss, J. Sauer, L. Schwalbach, K. Austin, S. Cicero, J. Dowd, B. Glime, L. Lagle, T. Coggins, D. Oppenheimer, A. Golec, A. Stewart, Manager D. LeCuyer, Coach Novak. SITTING: M. Dion, P. Marek, N Mann, D. Wild, T. Marek, C. Edwards, P. Norcross, S. Graff, M Waters. GIRLS’ CROSS-COUNTRY Hon imw -A, S yrt. jk«KT� - - 82 St ; «B STANDING Marla Markowski, J. Woodworth. E. Seger, M. Anastasia. J. Stewart. I. Beresford, M. Jennings. Coach Dougherty. KNEELING: S. Kolls, S. Kelly. M. Houck. L. Goodwin. N. Shaughnessy, K. Washburn. STANDING: L. Anglero, Coach Sullivan, D. Buskey, B. Lynch, B. Stephenson, J. Parsons, D. Podann, Managers L. Gooch, C. Zaczynski. KNEELING: Jeff Strole, S. Chapman, P. Barrett, B. LaFlamme. 107 VARSITY CHEERLEADING 108 J.V. CHEERLEADING TOP ROW: M. Christian. MIDDLE ROW: J. Wood, C Blickarz. BOTTOM ROW: J. Colson, M. Prew, A. Philippon, D. Case, S. Davis. 109 TOP: N. LeBlanc, M. Milligan, J. Rollet. STANDING: G. Martocchio, B. Heyse, W. Andrews, C. Cas- inghino, M. Sullivan, B. Casinghino, K. Mather, T. Benoit, Coach Thompson. KNEELING: S. Fuller 110 GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS TOP: T. Marek, L. Phillips. D. Cummock. MIDDLE: T Benoit, K. Drake, L. Meiberg, C. Hefflon, J. Woodworth, M. Wilcox. BOTTOM: Coach Wright, W. Rapp, C. Wills, D. Hickey, N. Kosman, Coach Robinson. FRONT: L. Coatti, L. Kolnsberg, A. Lata. INDOOR TRACK STANDING: Coach Sinicrope, J. Osowiecki, S Mandirola, A. Cockett, K. Seger, D. Lecuyer, A Golec. KNEELING. P. Purrington, B Evans, B Mandirola, B Bailey, J. Rollet. VARSITY HOCKEY STANDING: Coach Green. J. Gallant, J. Bertolinl, M. Frey, T Phelps, B. Gardocki, R. Demers, M. Kuchachik. R Colson, M. Coppola, R Colson, D. Sullivan, Coach Odienra, Coach Martino. KNEELING: R Dilko, J. Ruggiero, J. Carrieri, B. Dion, S. Gorman, D. LaDuke, M. Milligan, B Carney, B Heyse. 1 i4 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: M Watters, D. Linke, L. Gebhart. T. Coggins, B Glime, J. Sullivan, S. Cicero, Coach Novak KNEELING: K. Kavanagh, L. Charbonneau. M. Wentworth, K Borchers, P. Norcross, D. Lownds. 116 STANDING: Coach Nappier, D. Linke, T. Miller, D. Lingenfelter, M Dion. B. Clark, S. Smith, S. Lingenfelter, M. Watters, S. Cicero. KNEELING: A. Jennings, A Markowski, K. Petkovitch, M Wrisley. P Marek, J Sauer. 117 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL STANDING: D. Lawrence, V. Nigro, P. Kelly, S. Bolliger, Coach Powers, T. Naughton, D. Sheridan, R. Young. KNEELING: J. Alers, B. Casinghino, G. Packard, S. Morrison, F. Young, P. Barrett, lib J.V. BASKETBALL STANDING: J. Muska, K. Knoefel, T. Lyons, S. Quagliaroli, T. Molleur, P. Winiarski, S. Morrison, C. Melillo, D. Sullivan, Coach Ferreri. KNEELING: L. Lopez, R. Lindau. -j -jg VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: Coach Aniello, A. Davis, T. Morrison, R. Hawes, J. Danise, T. Young. KNEELING: T. Gebhart, E. Anglero, D. Simmons, R. Psholka, R. Fricke, R McCarty. MISSING: T. Lyons. 120 s E N I O R S 122 LORI ARMATA Musicals 1, 2; Christmas Musicals 2; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3; Manager J.V. Soccer 1; Manager Varsity Soccer 3; J.V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2; Gymnastics 3; Prom Comm. 3, 4; Pep Rally l. 3, 4; Yearbook 3, Editor in Chief 4; Var sity Tennis 3, 4; Magazine Captain 4 124 UZ” ANDERSON MIKE” BELLIVEACJ JENNIFER BERTE Musicals 1. 2, 3. 4; Christmas Musicals 2. 3; Madrigals 1,2, 3; Divisional Chorus 3; N.C.C.C. Chorus 1. 2, 3; Senior Banquet 4; Graduation Comm. 4; Ski Club 4. Ring Comm. 2; Magazine Captain 4; Yearbook 4, Robed Choir 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; SnoBall Comm 4 KELLY BORCHERS J.V Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Varsity Soccer 3. 4 Track 3; Softball 2; Pep Rally 3, Jr Prom 3; Ring Comm. 2. NIKI BRAVY 126 TINA BOB A LINA BLICKARZ Yearbook Editor 3. 4. Sno Ball Comm. 4. Magazine Chairman and Captain 4; Senior Banquet Comm 4; Graduation Comm 4; Pep Rally I. 2. 3. 4; Student Council Board of Directors 1.2, 4; Class Rep 1. 2. 4; Jacket Comm. 1; Ring Comm. Chairman 2; Can dy Sale Captain 2; Junior Prom Comm. 3. BOB BRACKETT Yearbook 3; J.V Baseball 1.2; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Golf 3. 4; Con cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Training Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3. 4; N.C.C.C. Band 4; Suffield Ambulance 3, 4 J V Basketball I RIC BROWN DEBBIE BROWN F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; F F A. Junior Treasurer 1; District Vice-President 3; District Chairman 4, Project Care 3, 4 SUE COATTI Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1; Ring Committee 2; Sr Ball Comm. 4; Senior Banquet Comm. 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3. ROBERT COLSON JV Soccer 1; JV Baseball 2; JV Hockey 2, 3; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Training Band 1; Concert Band 1,2, 3. P W CHRISTIAN Pep Rally Comm I. 2. 3; Ring Comm. 2; Candy Sale Captain 3; Magazine Captain 4; Yearbook 4; Jacket Comm. 1; Jr. Prom 3; Project Care 3; Graduation Comm. 4; Soccer 1; Basketball 3. 128 MOOCH 6 TWIN CADMUS Robed Choir; Madrigals; Horse Judging; Dairy Judging. NICKIE CHISNALL Robed Choir 1, 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3; Madrigals 2; Cross Country 4; Pra ject Care 3, 4; Peer Educator 3, 4 LYNN DRENZEK Cross Country 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Soccer 4; Track 1,2 4 Pep Rally 1. •CHRISSY DALEY Yearbook 4 “KATHY” CHRISTIAN Project Care 3; Yearbook Editor 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Jacket Committee 1; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Pep Rally 2. 3. 129 CLASS TERRY ALDERMAN leaves Suffield High School with the memory of the last Alderm girt. KASSI ALLEN leaves with the good support of all her friends and all the good times sh - had at S.H.S. to her brother Bob and sister Tia. LORI ARMATA leaves Laurie Martin with a lot of fun times, Kelly Murphy with the le u nd of Block Island. Lifeguard sitting around with Sylvester. J.T. with a rack to split. David Simmons wi th her license plate, and J.B h - fully on a friendly note. PAIGE BERESFORD leaves a little love, laughter, pleasure, and pain, but especially p.n t f her life filled with memories. JENNIFER BERTE leaves many fond memories of high school to everyone, especiall v n I odd for his laughter, and also to the cutest of the Mandirolas. JOHN BERTOLINI leaves as the last of the Bertolinis, the last of the 79 hockey champs md knowing that S.H.S. will never again have undefeated state champs like the soccer team of ’81. MARIA BIELONKO leaves on a Pepsi day with a Coke and a smile, and her cousin Bi m flits to carry on the tradition as the last Bielonko. TINA BLICKARZ leaves her appreciation to all the Suffield High School Faculty and Administration for listening, understanding, and helping her through her high school years. Thanks!!! BOB BRACKETT leaves say ing bye to Uncle Jim and Stu. and leaves the drudgeries field High to brother Jeff DEBBIE BROWN leaves her sister Janet, and her friends with hopes that they will ful? i ir dreams RIC BROWN leaves Guito knowing that he ' ll never have a better stereo than his. CHERYL CAISSE leaves Russ Thompson her little sister Paula to keep him compan m i herry Jones to cut his drafting classes at least three times a week. NICKIE CHISNALL leaves barefoot. KATHY CHRISTIAN leaves Elaine and Frank to carry on the tradition of Sunday nigh m n ies. all her excuses to Millie, a case of Coke to Jay. and all the memories that Melinda, paula. kassi. and the gang gave her. PAULA CHRISTIAN leaves Elaine a pound of green peanut M M’s. a box of carefree sugarlcss peppermint gum and good luck to Frank, all the times she had in S.H.S. to Rita, and all the trips to McDonald’s, and takes all uie rond memories she had with Kathy, Kassi and Melinda SUE COATTI leaves Melisa Markowski a rainbow for her room. ROB COLSON leaves laughing with Mike D. DAWN CUMMOCK leaves memories of Bert to Sue O.. a wide-open goal to Debrat, lasting friendships with C.K.. S.M., T.P., S.C.. and J.T., and unforgettable memories of the antacids to Dicky Mat and Kelly Lynn. H wj MARY JEANNE’’ CYR leaves this school to go west and get rich. CHRIS DALEY leaves all her bad grades to Mr Duni, and all the good times with Sharon Sue, Carrie ' and Debbie, hoping that there will be lots more. BOB DAVIS leaves the parking lot sideways for the last time, and good times to Carrie. MIKE DELEEUW leaves for bigger and better things LEIGH DUDEK leaves two more years of frefRng at soccer games to Denise, a smile to Donna, a hug to Mrs. Corcoran and Mr. Fisher, and a cheer for all the graduating seniors — past, present, and future. BETH ELKINS leaves her Algebra II book to Mrs.Corcoran. TRACY FLEMING leaves Mr Baker all the muffins he can eat and her cousin Ann two tickets to Katmandu. MICHAEL FREY leaves a lot for his brother Peter to look forward to, and a lot of good times behind with Mark Kuchachik. JOHN GALLANT leaves no more Gallantskis to C. TIM GEARY leaves knowing he was always out of step, but never out of line. CALLIE GLASS leaves Mr Grous a paine in the glass, and Mary-Jo waiting for the bus. MARY GOGULSKI leaves Jackie, Lynne and Kelly with a steering wheel that works. SUE GRAFF leaves thinking of something, for her not too corny or sarcastic, something within reason. SUE HAMANN leaves Sharon a full tank of gas and luck for the rest of the Hamanns. MARY HOUCK leaves her pony tail ribbons to the cross country team. ANDREW HRYNIEWICZ leaves all his Accounting I, II, and III books to any underclassman who can accomplish what he did. JOHN ISBISTER leaves the whole school gladly JANET JOLIE leaves Gene Barberi her biggest comb. Kate Seger her best Spanish Dictionary, Luis to the Spanish Department, and Mr. C with three more Jolies. KATHY KEMP leaves Mr. Davis, Ms. Foster, and the whole Interact gang with memories of a great weekend and her own large Impala ROBIN KENNY leaves her good and badttimes to her brother Jason. TRACY KOPE leaves happy CHRIS KRUEGER leaves a world atlas to Rich and Mike, to Dawn happiness and laughter forever, thanks to Tracey and Shavaun for special memories of good times, and best luck to girls’ soccer. JOHN KULAS leaves all of Mr. Gregor’s lessons to any other hacker with a bad hook who understands him. TAMMY KURAS leaves Mooseface ' to Mr K DUANE LAGLE leaves all those great parties to his sister Lisa, many thanks to Troy, and his rotten cast to “P and the J.V. Cheerleaders TONY LAROSA leaves many friends and teachers who will be glad to know that he is the last of the LaRosas to walk the halls of Suffield High. NORMAN LeBLANC leaves Russ Thompson his younger brother. CARRIE LEFEBVRE leaves her problems to Sharon, Karla, and Debbie, and future thoughts to Bobby. ELIZA LEVENTIS leaves Suffield High School teachers still trying to figure out how to pronounce her name (Eliza). CHERYL LUMBRUNO leaves the best ofluck to Kim in her last two years. SCOTT MANDIROLA leavse Mrs. Fisher dnd the library staff, and also leaves his brother and cousin to continue causing trouble. NANCY MANN leaves best wishes to her brother Peter, a ' special ' grilled cheese sandwich to Nelg, and reminders for Tracey to remember ... TAMMY MAREK leaves all her aches, bruises, falls, sprains, shin splints, and scrapes to be equally divided among all the field hockey. gymnastic, and track members. Bestbf luck. LESLIE MARKOWSKI leaves the rest of the gang with memories that will never fade, and her History notes to Mr K with many thanks for the smiles that he was always able tof bring out. Thank you. WILL MELISA MARKOWSKI leaves D.M. all the forgotten mice, the B.B. to the girls soccer team, a strawberry to Sue. and the hockey team to SUE MARKOWSKI leaves with L.P. and W R. on their final escape. LYNNE MARK WELL leaves with the memories of all the good times with Jackie, Kelly, and Meg. hoping there will be more. KARh MATHER leaves Mrs. Corcoran the one armed glasses, all the typing and correcting to Mr. Duni, finding a new mouth to ”P,” Harry and the stag to Dave. and gladly leaves the whole school to face one more Mather. CHRIS MAT TRICK leaves a box of stinking cigars to Mr “P” and to all the aching ears of everyone — no more clomping cowboy boots. RICHARD McC ART Y leaves Mike Milligan another episode with the W.B and the O.F.. the number 13 to anyone who dares, and the “Ant Acids” to Dawn and Kelly. SHAVAUN McCORMACK leaves wishing sister Deb, D.S , M.W., and K.L. the best of luck with soccer, D C., M M., S.C., and K.K. the best of luck with life, and hopes that Chris and Tracey never lose that special sparkle in their smiling eyes. DAVID MERRILL leaves Shkleptick Shmeeme and Jack Barn to carry on the lyblerej. MELINDA MILLE R leaves all the great times she ' s had and those to come to Cindy. Elaine, and the gang, and all the excuses Paula, Kathy, and she had used, for Elaine, Cindy, and the gang to use. MIKE Mil LIGAN leaves Richard McCarty another “episode with the W.B and the O.F. at Ricky Neck via Rhode Island KELLY MURPHY leaves dancing and singing with the other Ant Acids,” a block for Lori, and a world atlas for Mike and Rich. DEBBIE MURZYN leaves her brothers and sister to continue where she left off. PAM NORCROSS leaves many soleless sneakers to Napps and a caution to the track record holders at S.H.S. that her brother. Greg, is on his way: and good luck to all the players on the field hockey team. JULIE OSOWIECKI leaves “P with one more singing Osowiecki, who ' ll hopefully sing in Madrigals, and Mr Rudert with Harry” to replace Joan in “The Lark ” SUE OSOWIECKI leaves to Dawn the knowledge that poor Bert ’ never existed. We had you going there! LISA PAWELCIK leaves empty coffee cups. Thursday nights, and warm Lizzies to Mrs.Robinson and Mrs. Kalber TOM PECK leaves Suffield High to his little brother TRACEY PEDERSEN leaves with all the good and unforgettable memories shared with the lasting friendships of Chris. Shavaun and Dawn, good luck to next year s soccer team, lots of love to Mrs. R. and Mrs. K and reminders of. . . for Nancy to remember. MARY PEICHERT leaves this school to anyone else who wants it. MICHELE PENDER leaves T K frantically searching for her COOP paper, three pennies and a whale to Lisa “the other one” Viscomi and special thanks to E.L for her confidence and dedication. IIM PINTO leaves Suffield in a new Corvette . unbalanced Treasury books . . Thanks VO AG; take care. Bobba. DAVE PODANis leaves his pencil and books to Mr. Sullivan, his seat to Miss Suffield. his brain to the school because they gave it to him so they can keep it ' And aspirins Tn P t r for the many headaches he will encounter and many good memories to Audra. WENDY RAPP leaves with L P and S.M m their final ape, the memories of the P.L. with Colleen, and the bruises on her arm. SHARON RLGAN leaves wishing all her friends the best of luck in whatever they do. DFBBIE RENNA leave Suffield High remembering all the good times with Sharon, Carrie. Chris, and Ric. Thanks again! ANNF ROBINSON leaves to Mrs Lill an extra bag of no salt potato chips for all the times she didn’t have any. LARRY SAMPLATSKV leaves memories of night meetings to the yearbook staff, a stack of copy sheets to Leslie. $300 worth of ads to Jennifer. and a can g HlFeen paint to Carol Z JOE SA jlOVAN N l leaves knowing that he has a whole lifetime of hard work ahead of him. MIKE S LILLY leaves his rear view mirror to Brian and leaves David Sisk to anyone who can straighten him out. JUSTICE SERINO leaves all her love to P and David R a beaver to Dorf, a cradle for Amanda to rob. and Moosie in the morning to Miss Virginia Hus m S hSF NANCY SHAUGHNESSY leaves powder in the locker room especially for Irene, the kids on crosscountry to keep truckin’. Carol to figure it out, and chocolate chip cookies for Maura PAUL SKOPSKI leaves any junior all his Accounting I through III books to do the very best he can. DAVID SIMMONS leaves strawberries to M J and a calendar to Mrs Smoolca. SHARON SPUl ICK leaves the Spud Wagon to Spud Jr Lisa a guarter pounder with cheese, Chris a ride home, and Sue. Carnie, and Deb all the special memories and good times JACKIE T AFFORD leaves hoping that Kelly, Meg, and Lynne won’t ever forget all the memories of our senior year, and always to make sure “It’s under jr hats ■[STOl YNAS leaves all her memories of Suffield High LISA S 1 OLZENBERG leaves Sharon with a coffee milk shake, Sue and Jo with best memories, and little Miller to carry on the obnoxious acts with Kraus DANNY SUL LIVAN leaves brothers David and Corey in good hands with Coach Ferreri. MAUP A SUL LIVAN leaves SHS a half dozen unconverted Prince Charmings and a moo-moo cow-cow. JEFF SWE FNF Y leaves thanking Mr Pacocha for putting up with him through his four years in R.C. WENDY SZCZFPANIK leaves with four more to follow in her footsteps, many thanks to the special teachers who helped her through, Todd with a hug, a kiss and the determination to keep on going, and Brian and Rob the keys to her car. SOPHIA THOMAS leaves Suffield High for her other sisters JULIE THOMPSON leaves with the last laugh about Bert PA T TY TSAKIRIS leaves with happy memories and good times with all her friends. , TINA VIETS leaves all her good grades to her brother Todd, hoping that he will try hard to follow, and all her love to the business teachers LISA VISCOMI leaves the best of luck to John in his next three years at SHS.. her pom-poms to Amy, and memories of Joe. Lion. Boulder, etc to the other half of the twosome LYNN WADENKLEE leaves her sisters Stacey and Susan, who are forthcoming to have a great time and be good while at S.H.S.!! Many thanks to Mr C and Mr R Thompson for always being there when she needed you She also leaves with Sis. Nickie. and Sue never to return again! TAMMY WATERMAN leaves much love and thanks to Mr Baker. Mrs Egolf. and Mr C “the look” to Mr K and Mr Gowdy, and the Chicka dee to P DAVID WOODRUFF leaves SHS many thanks for everything! MARY CYR LEIGH DCJDEK Rep. at Large 1; Field Hockey 1; Ski Club 1, 3, 4; Children ' s Theater l, 2 Drama Competition 1; Drama 3. 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Training Band 1, 3 Concert Band I, 2, 3. 4; Dance Band I, 2, 3. 4; N.C.C.C. Band 4; Robed Choi 4; Sen. Banquet Comm. 4; Magazine Sale 4; Graduation Comm 4; Ambulance Association 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 DAWN CCJMMOCK Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2. 3; Softball I, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Sno-Ball Comm. 4; Pep Rally 1,2; Training Band 1. 132 JOHN GALLANT Training Band I; Concert Band 1, 2. 3; Dance Band 1. 2, 3; J.V Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3. 4; Varsity Hockey 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, 4 LAURIE GAGNON Vo-Ag 1,2, 3. 4; Vo-Ag Jr. President 2; Project Care 3. YOGI FLEMING GREENEY” GARINI •TONY” GEBHART Freshman Basketball 1; J.V Basketball 2. 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Golf 3. 4; J.V Baseball 2; Training Band 1; Concert Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Dance Band 4; N.C.C.C Band 4; Pit Orchestra 2. 3. 4 “CALLIE” GLASS Training Band 1; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; N.C.C.C. Band 3. 4; Band Librarian 2. 3. 4; Musicals 1. 2, 4; Pit Orchestra 3; Ring Comm Chairman 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Pep Rally 1, 2; Candy Sale Comm. 3; Class Treasurer 3. “MARY” GOGQLSKI Yearbook 4; Softball Manager 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Magazine Captain 4; Ring Committee 2. SUE GRAFF 136 TIM GEARY Class Pres. I, 2, 3, 4; NC.C.C. Chorus 1.2, 3, 4; Divisional Chorus 1; All State Chorus 3; Ring Comm 2; Jr. Prom 3; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Soccer 4 Musicals 1, 2. 3. 4; Boys ' State 3. Robed Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Yearboo k 3, 4, Madrigals I. 2, 3. 4. Pep Rally I. 2, 3. 4; Candy Sale Captain 3; Curriculum Council 3. SUE GEORGE CLASS PROPHECY Aboard the S.S. Sagitta in the year 2007, the Inaugural Ball of Senator RICHARD McCARTY, from upstate New York, is being held. Senator McCarty’s victory is a result of the publicity of advertising executive SHARON SPULICK. Among the guests present are world-renowned architect LARRY SAMPLATSKY and bilingual chemist JANET JOLIE, who has been awarded the Nobel Prize for three consecutive years. Covering the festivities for national television is anchor-person JENNIFER BERTE. The banquet hall is artfully decorated with flowers provided by florist DEBBIE BROWN. As bartender TRACY FLEMING stocks the bar for the evening’s banquet, flautist CALLIE GLASS, whose latest album has just gone platinum, enters the room. She is mobbed by the guests aboard the ship, among whom is journalist DAVID WOODRUFF. David asks Callie various questions about her career, until he is interrupted by the blaring guitars of rock band members TONY LAROSA and RIC BROWN. As additional guests arrive, they are greeted at the door by models SOPHIA THOMAS, CARRIE LEFEBVRE, MARY PEICHERT and SUE OSOWIECKI, who are wearing fashion designer SUE COATTI’s latest greations. The guests are seated and dinner is served. Chef TOM PECK has prepared an elegant banquet. The crowd’s attention has turned to three vacant seats at the head of one table. An aura of expectation takes over the crowd as the low hum of a helicopter is heard above board. After helicopter pilot JOE SANGIOVANNI lands, three persons board the ship. In the banquet hall, all heads turn as business tycoon LORI ARMATA and her two attorneys enter the room. Ms. Armata was recently acquitted in a case involving alleged illegal contributions to the Richard McCarty campaign. Her release is a result of a brilliant defense carried out by lawyers JOHN GALLANT and ELIZA LEVENTIS. Ms. Armata circulates through the hall, thanking the guests who handed down a favorable decision in her trial. She talks to the members of the jury of her peers, business administrators DANNY SULLIVAN, DEBBIE MURZYN, MELISA MARKOWSKI, KAREN MATHER, JOHN BERTOLINI, JULIE THOMPSON, JACKIE STAFFORD, PAUL SKORSKI and TAMMY MAREK. Journalists DAWN CUMMOCK and SUE GRAFF shared a P JJ pefor their investigative reporting The ship’s doctor DUANE LAGLE joins his medical colleagues BOB BRACKETT. LEIGH DUDEK and MICHELE PENDER to talk over all the interesting case histories. Psychologists KASSI ALLEN, TAMMY WATERMAN, NANCY MANN,and JEFF SWEENEY try desperately to solve the social conflicts between Washington and the American people. Recreational coordinators CHRIS KRUEGER and TRACEY day’s activities, as a group of world famous REW HRYNIEWICZ. CHERYL LUMBRUNO. LESLIE MARKOWSKI. DAVID SIMMONS, and TINA VIETS sit in a backroom figuring the expenses for this festive occasion. In the ship’s exhibition hall, LISA VISCOM! and NANCY SHAUGHNESSY hang their latest works, while SCOTT MANDIROLA talks about his many trips to CHRIS MATTRICK’s country inn. Late as usual, TRACY KOPE, a veterinarian, is accompanied by fellow workers SUSAN HAMANN and MARY CYR. The three wander over to the bar where social workers PAULA CHRISTIAN, DEBBIE RENNA and KAREN STOLYNAS are talking about CHRIS DALEY’s latest hair fashions. Engineers CHERYL CAISSE, MIKE DELEEUW, TAMMY KURAS, SUE MARKOWSKI, and ROB COLSON collaborate with machinists BOB DAVIS and JIM ALLEN to design a new space shuttle, which astronaut LISA STOLZENBERG will navigate. She will be accompanied by world travelers BETH ELKINS and KELLY MURPHY. Computational mathematician PAM NORCROSS also agrees to help. As Cosmo’s coach DAVE MERRILL is walking along an upper deck, he loses his footing and trips down a flight of stairs. He is aided by nurses MARY HOUCK, PATTY TSAKIRIS, WENDY SZCZEPANIK and LYNN WADENKLEE. When the Class of ’82 is leaving the ship after a relaxing cruise, we look forward to our next reunion to see what another thirteen years will bring. JANNY JOLIE Track 1.2; Magazine Captain 4; Sr Banquet Committee 4 JOHN KULAS Varsity Oolf 1. 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball 1; Ski Club 1.2; National Honor Society 3. 4. RIA ISERNIO Yearbook 3. 4; Varsity Hockey Manager 4 • T. K. KURAS Training Band 1, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; N.C.C.C. Band 4; Musicals 2, 3; Science Aide 2; National Honor Society 4; Jacket Comm. 1; Candy Sale Comm. 3; Sno- Ball 4; Ring Comm. 2; Pep Rally 1.2. 3. 4 TRACY KOPE Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Interact Club 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 CHRIS KRUEGER Tennis 1; Soccer 1, 2. 3; Manager Girls’ Soccer 4; JV Cheerleading Captain 1; Co- Captain 2; Pep Rally 1.2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Interact Club 4; Yearbook 4; SnaBall 4; Sr. Banquet Comm. 4. CHERYL LCJMBRUNO Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; J.V Basketball 1, 3; Varsity Manager 2; Track 1. M ELIZA LEVENTIS Class Rep. 1; Student Assoc. Bd. of Directors 1; Ski Club 1,2; Pep Rally 1; Varsity Softball Manager 2; Ring Comm. 2; Interact Club 3, 4; Washington Workshop Seminar 3; Candy Sale Comm. 3; Girls ' State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4. SANDRA KENNEDY JAMES LYONS 143 DUANE LAGLE Class Treasurer 1; Vice President 2; Class Rep 3; Student Assoc Rep 2. 3; Ski Club X Interact Vice President 3; Musicals 1.2, 3. 4; Christmas Musicals 2. 3. 4 Yearbook 3. 4. Project Care 1, 2. 3, 4 Peer Educator 3; Bd of Ed Rep 2; Jr Prom Comm 3; Pep Rally 1. 2; Ring Comm 2. Jacket Comm. 1. NORMAN LeBLANC CARRIE LEFEBVRE JOE MLINEK DAVE MERRILL Freshman Basketball I; Varsity Tennis 1; J.V. Soccer 2; J.V Basketball 2; J.V Baseball 2; Varsity Soccer 3. 4 Varsity Baseball 4 BRIAN McEWAN J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3. 4; Varsity Tennis I. 2. 3. 4; Freshman Basketball 1; Ski Club 1. 2, 4. Project Care 4. Host of Sno Ball ' 80 3. CHRIS MATTRICK N.C C.C. Chorus I. 2, 3. 4; Robed Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1.2. 3. 4 Madrigals 1.2. 3. 4; Musicals 1. 2, 3 , 4. Christmas Musicals 2, 3; Ski Club I. 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3; Student Council Bd. of Directors 3; Ring Comm. 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Candy Sale Comm 3; Pep Rally Comm. 1. 2. 3; Sr. Banquet Comm 4; Graduation Comm. 4 Magazine Comm. 4 Project Care 3. SHAVAUN McCORMACK Soccer 1. 2, 3. 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Pep Rally Comm. 1, 2; Jr Prom Comm. 3; Interact Club 4; Yearbook 4; Sno Ball Comm. 4. 145 Freshman When the class of 82 entered Suffield High ScWasa group of wide-eyed freshmen, we began to accept somT|c the responsibilities that high school demands. The arrival of our BLUE jackets in the fall of our freshman year gave us the op- portunity to display the pride of the class of 82. Even though we scored third at the pep rally, we did manage to come in ahead of the graduating class of 79. The class of 82 also helped to send the varsity hockey and SOCCER teams on their wav to state championships. writing f Junior As juniors the class of ’82 becamg our upper-class status. Our candy s to raise money for our class. The fall of the girls’ soccer team to the NCCC championship. 1 we celebrated our golf team’s NCCC championship as we Then May came and we rented tuxes, bought gowns, and drove to the Marriott Ballroom for our Junior Prom. The tii slipped away as we danced to the melody of REO Spe wagon ' s ‘KEEP ON LOVING YOU. Sophomore After a SUMMER OF eating PIZZA and listening to the BEATLES and BILLY JOEL, our sophomore year arrived and provided us with another chance to compete in the pep rally. This year our class spirit surpassed that of any other class, put ting us in first place. Again our spirit helped the boys’ varsity basketball team to win the NCCC championship. We left our sophomore year wearing our rings and knowing that we would never be called underclassmen again. Senior rs were set to music in the words of _ We hurried through our magazine sharpe mfcjrtftQgfaig skills to raise money for gradua tion. Our boyXJjpS e team then proved Suffield High ' s superiority by j Apinundefeated route to the class M cham pionship. As we danced to You Look Wonderful Tonight at our Senior Sno Ball in January, we realized how little time was left in our senior year. As the spring passed and graduation grew near, we reflected on the good (?) times in MATH and our interesting HISTORY classes with MR KATULKA. In June, we drove away in our MUSTANGS and listened to the music of PAT BENATAR as we left our high school days fore v er. i •‘NANCE” MANN Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Interact Club 3. 4; Ring Comm. 2; Pep Ral ly 1,2, 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; J.A. 2, 3; Tennis 1.2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3; Drama 1. CAROL MINNINGER FRANCIS LCJTWINAS LESLIE MARKOWSKI Training Band 1, 3, 4; Concert Band 1,2,3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; N.C.C.C. Band 4; Project Care 3; Literary Editor 3, 4; Copy Editor 4; Drama 1; Musicals 1, 2, 3. 4; Christmas Musicals 2, 3; Tutor 4; Good Guys 2, 3; Pep Rally 1, 4; Sno- Ball Comm. 4; Sr. Banquet Comm. 4; Program Comm. 4; Graduation Comm. 4; Magazine Sale Captain 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. 148 •TAMMY MAREK Robed Choir 1.2, 3. 4; Madrigals 1,2, 3. 4; Chorus 1.2, 3. 4; Varsi ty Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball 1, 2; Varsity Track 3, 4; Varsity Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2. 4; Pep Rally 4; Project Care 4. MEL MILLER Gymnastics 1; Class Rep. 1, 2; Track Manager 2; Backstage 2, 3; Candy Sale Captain 3; Sno Ball Comm. 4; Pep Rally Comm. 1, 2, 3; Magazine Captain 4; Yearbook 4 KAREN MATHER Robed Choir I, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1,2. 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3. 4; Musicals 1.2. 3. 4; N.C.C.C. Chorus 3; Christmas Musicals 2, 3; Children ' s Theater 3; Drama Festival 3. 4 Spring Drama 3, 4; Candy Comm. 3; Magazine Comm 4. Sr Banquet Comm 4 Graduation Comm 4; Divisional Chorus 4; National Honor Society 4 DEBBIE ' MURZYN Rep at Large 1; Class Rep 3; Class Treasurer 2; Student Association 1, 3; Musical 2; Christmas Musical 2; J.V. Cheerleading 3; Track Assistant Manager 2, 3; Training Band 1; Science Aide 2; Jr. Prom Chairman 3; Can dy Comm. 3; Pep Rally Comm. 1, 2, 3; Madrigals 2. 3; Tennis 3. LYNNE MARKWELL Ring Committee 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Candy Comm. 3; Sno-Ball Comm. 4; Pep Rally Comm. 1. 2, 3; Track Assistant 3; Graduation Comm. 4; Sr. Banquet Comm. 4; Candy Sale Captain 3; Magazine Sale Captain 4 149 MELISA MARKOWSKI Varsity Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Rally 1, 3; Ring Comm 2; Jr Prom Comm 3; Varsity Hockey Manager 3. 4; Sno Ball 4; Nurses Aide 4 SUE ' ' MARKOWSKI Chorus 1. 2. 3; Robed Choir 1, 2. 3; Musicals 2; Christmas Musicals 2. 3; Soc cer 2; Pep Rally 2, 3; Candy Comm. 3. MAX McCARTY Varsity Soccer 3. 4. Varsity Baseball 2. 3. 4; Musicals 1.2, 3. 4; Christmas Musicals 2, 3; Student Association 1.4; Class Vice-President 1. 4; Nurses Aide 3. 4; Washington Workshop 3; Future Jaycees 4 J KELLY MURPHY Training Band 1; Concert Band 1.2. 3. 4 J.V Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2. 3; J.V. Soccer Manager 1; Varsity Baseball Manager 2, 3. 4; Interact Club 4; Jr. Prom Comm 3: SncrBall Comm 4; Sr Banquet Comm 4 I 150 CHRIS MISSERI MICHAEL MILLIGAN J.V Hockey 2; Host for Jr. Prom ' 80 2; Varsity Hockey 3. 4. Varsity Gymnastics I, 2. 3, 4. Captain Gymnastics 4 Training Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2, 3; Dance Band 1,2. 3; State Gym. Competition 3, 4. Project Care 4. Peer Educator 4; Magazine Captain 4 ‘ COOL MOOSE NORCROSS Track I, 2, 3, 4. Cross-Country 1. 2, 3; Field Hockey 4, In teract Club 4; Sno Ball Comm 4 Pep Rally 4 J.V Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Training Band 1. 2; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 SCOTT MANDIROLA Freshman Basketball 1; Track 3. 4 Indoor Track 4 SUE OSOWIECKI JULES OSOWIECKI Pep Rally 1; J.V Soccer Manager 2; Ring Comm 2. Varsity Soccer Manager 3; Ski Club 2. Robed Choir 1.2. 3. 4; Chorus 1.2. 3. 4. Madrigals 1.2. 3. Musicals 1. 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3. 4; Drama Competition 2. 3. 4; Spring Drama 3. 4; Christmas Musicals 2. 3; N.C.C.C Chorus 2. 3; Divisional Chorus 3; Good Guys 2. 3. 4; Training Band 1. 151 i a — PETE PEDERSEN Soccer 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 1,2; Jr Prom Comm. 3; Sn Ball Comm . 4; Project Care 3. 4; Peer Educator 3. 4 Layout Editor 3. 4; In teract Club 4. Backstage 1; Hostess for Jr. Prom ' 80 2; Future Jaycees 4 CHEL PENDER Chorus 1, Interact Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Graduation Committee 4 VoAg 1.2, 3, 4; FFA Jr Sentinel 1; F.F.A. Treasurer 2, 3, 4; National Poultry Judging 3; F.F.A. Executive Comm. 2, 3, 4; Suffield National Resources Team 2, 3. 4; J.V. Soc cer I USA PAWELCIK Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4. N.C.C.C. Band 4; Musicals 2. 3, 4. Project Care 3, 4; Peer Educator 3, 4; Suffield Ambulance Association 4; Tutor 4, Good Guys 2; Na tional Honor Society 3, 4 LINN’ PHILLIPS Varsity Field Hockey 1.2; Varsity Gymnastics 2. PETER QCJAGLIAROLI 153 Best Looking WEN” RAPP Varsity Soccer 2; Girls Varsity Soccer Manager 3; Boys Varsity Baseball Manager 3; Varsity Gymnastics 1,2. ANNIE ROBINSON F.F.A I. 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Art Show 2, 3; F.F.A Local, District, and State Talent Competition 3; F F A. Secretary 4 156 PAT” SHERIDAN JAY’ SERINO Musicals 1,2. 3. 4; Christmas Musicals 2. 3; Children s Theater 1.2, 3; Drama Festival 1, 3, 4. Spring Show 4, Center for Creative Youth 3; Laurel Music Camp 2; Student Association 1; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Madrigals 1, 4; Divisional Chorus 4. N.C.C.C. Chorus 1 SKULL” SCULLY Cross Country 1; J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3. 4; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2 Baseball 2. 3; Musicals 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 3. 4 157 KURT STEPHENS Training Band 1.4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 3, 4. LARRY SAMPLATSKY Training Band 1; Concert Band 1.2, 3, 4; N.C.C.C. Band 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 158 JEFF SWEENEY Varsity Gymnastics 1.2. 3; Ring Comm 2; Robed Choir 1. 2, 3. 4. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. Golf 3, 4, Madrigals 1, 2. 3. 4. Class Rep 2; Jacket Comm. 1; Pep Rally Comm. 1; N.C.C.C. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Divisional Chorus 3, 4 Musicals 1. 2. 3. 4 PAUL SKORSKI • JACKIE STAFFORD Musicals 1, 2; Christmas Musicals 2, 3; Student Council 2; Student Associa tion 2; Pep Rally Comm 1, 2, 3; Ring Comm. 2; Jacket Comm I; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Field Hockey 3; Track Manager 2; Candy Comm. 3; SnoBall Comm. 4 FACE SULLIVAN Musicals 2, 3. 4; Christmas Musicals 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Training Band 1.4; Concert Band I. 2. 3, 4. N.C.C.C. Band 4; J.V. Soccer Manager 3; Boys ' Track Manager 2, 3; Girls ' Track Manager 3; SnoBall Comm. 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Candy Sale Comm 3; Pep Rally Comm. 1, 2, 3. 4 Madrigals 2. 3, 4 KAREN STOLYNAS KRISTA STEIN SPUDDER SPULICK Gymnastics 3. 4 Yearbook 3. 4; J.A. 2. 159 WENDY SZCZEPANIK MUNCHKIN TSAKIRIS Yearbook 4. Junior Achievement 2. 160 ”J. T. THOMPSON Sno Ball Comm 4; Jr Prom Comm. 3; Varsity Soccer Manager 3. 4; J.V Soc cer Manager 2; Girls’ Gymnastics Manager 1, 2. 3; Interact Club 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4 ROBERT WILLIAMS •MIKE ’ WHITE Training Barn I, 2, 3; Concert Band I. 2. 3, 4; Indoor Track 2; A.V. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 3. BOTCH” WADENKLEE J.A. 2. 3; Project Care 2, 3. 4; Yearbook 3. 4 X LISA VISCOMI Ski Club 2, 3. 4 Al Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3. 4; Pep Rally Comm. 2, 3; Interac Club 3. 4; Jr Pr|m Comm 3; Candy Sale Comm. 3; Sno Ball Comm. 4; Graduation Comm 4 Ring Comm. 2; NahQnal Honor Society 3. 4. 161 TAMMY WATERMAN Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Musicals 2, 3; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, 2. 3; Pep Rally Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jacket Comm. 1; Ring Comm. 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Sno-Ball Comm. 4; Boys’ Track Manager 2, 3. 4; JV Boys ' Soccer Manager 3; Project Care 2, 3. 4. Peer Educator 3. 4; Curriculum Council 3, 4 PETER WILSON 162 J.A. 2; Project Care 4; Peer Educator 4. BERNIE ZENESKI m emory actjuefi ne September 10, 1964 — 5U ruary 6, 1982 For none of us liveth to himself, and no man dieth to himself. For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die, we die unto the Lord; whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lord’s. — Bible Romans 14:7-8 In perfect honor, perfect truth, And gentleness to all mankind, You trod the golden paths of youth, Then left the world and youth behind. Ah, no! ’tis we who fade and fail — And you, from Time ' s slow torments free. Shall pass from strength to strength and scale The steeps of immortality. ‘ ‘Fra tri Dilectissimo ’ ’ John Buchan AWARDS Valedictorian — Michele Pender Salutatorian — Tracy Kope i Harvard Book Prize — Tracy Kope Yale Book Prize — Eliza Leventis Trinity Book Prize — Tammy Waterman • Briarwood Book Prize — Tina Viets M. M. Owen Prize — Michele Pender, G. Anthony Gebhart American Legion Boys’ State — Tim Geary, David Simmons Laurel Girls’ State — Eliza Leventis, Tammy Waterman DAR Good Citizen Award — Leslie Markowski Classical League Award — Eliza Leventis Rotary Club Citizen Award — Kelly Murphy (1979), Maribeth Evans (1980), Leslie Markowski (1981) Highest Biology Achievement — Tracy Kope (1980) Highest Chemistry Achievement — David Simmons (1981) Bausch Lomb Optical Company Prize — Tracy Kope Delmar F. Sisson Memorial Prize for History — Eliza Leventis Congressional Seminar —Eliza Leventis, Nancy Mann Stanley Straka Memorial Award in Geometry - Michael Deleeuw, John Rollet Mathematics Awards for Excellence in: ALGEBRA I ALGEBRA II Maura Sullivan (1980) David Simmons (1980) Maribeth Evans (1980). Highest Degree of Proficiency in Typing II - Tammy Kuras, Leslie Markowski, Melisa Markowski Reading Department Award — Tim Geary Art Merit Awards — Anne Robinson, Lynne Markwell, Lisa Viscomi, Sis Azarian Penn State Scholar Award — Tracy Kope English Department Awards — Susan George, Nancy Shaughnessy, Nancy Mann, James Herndon, G. Anthony Gebhart Connecticut Summer Intern Program — Duane Lagle, Richard McCarty Junior Science and Humanities Symposium — David Simmons Wesleyan Award for Creative Youth — Justine Serino NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW Nancy Mann, Lisa Viscomi, Tammy Waterman, Lesl ie Markowski, Leigh Dudek MIDDLE ROW: Jack Rollet, John Gallant, Eliza Leventis, Dawn Cummock, Maribeth Evans, Pam Norcross, Tracy Kope, Lisa Pawelcik, Michele Pender BACK ROW: Tony Gebhart, Mike Deleeuw, John Kulas, Karen Mather, David Simmons, Tammy Kuras, Larry Samplatsky. EDITOR INCHIEF: Lori Armata SAGITTA STAFF: BOTTOM ROW: Melinda Miller, Lori Armata, Dawn Cummock, Patty Tsakiris, Sharon Spulick, Paula Christian. MIDDLE ROW: Sha vaun McCormack, Nicky Bravy, Kim Smith, Audra Philippon, Duane Lagle, Chris Krueger, Karen Mather, Tracey Pedersen, Larry Samplatsky, Leslie Markowski, Tina Blickarz, Kathy Christian, Nancy Shaughnessy, Mike Scully. TOP ROW: Tim Geary, David Schulte. 166 COPY Editor Leslie Markowski ADVERTISING: Duane Lagle, Tim Geary, Paula Christian, Jennifer Berte, Editor Kathy Chris¬ tian, Larry Samplatsky, Chris Daley, Mary Gogulski, Patty Tsakiris, Kim Smith, Tina Blickarz. LAYOCIT: Chris Krueger, Jennifer Berte, Leslie Markowski, Karen SPORTS: Chris Krueger, Editor Dawn Cummock, Tracey Pedersen. MISSING: Mather, Nancy Shaughnessy, Editor Tracey Pedersen, Lori Armata. Shavaun McCormack. PHOTOGRAPHY: David Schulte, Editor Tina Blickarz, Mike Scully. LITERARY: Lori Armata, Jennifer Berte, Larry Samplatsky. Editor Leslie Markowski, Dawn Cummock, Duane Lagle, Karen Mather. SIGNATURES o y E R V I E W Just as the pebble was carried by the currents 182 into more tumultuous waters, 183 creating ripples, and waves and enhancing the beauty of the world with each touch . . . 185 A D V E R T I S E M E N T S 188 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1864 Suffield, Connecticut 06078 Main Office 30 Bridge Street Suffield 668-7361 Congratulations Class of 1982 Member FDIC Equal Housing Lender Branch Office 25 Babb’s Road West Suffield 668-0690 RSROA 1 The Rollaway, Inc. SKATING CENTRE Route 159 1756 Main Street Acjdwdm, MA General Information: 1-413-786-4875 or 1-203-668-7034 Group Information: 1-413-786-9111 189 Superior We’re more than just a paint store SUPERIOR Paint and wallpaper company Dexter Plaza • Windsor Locks 627-9481 Compliments of SUFFIELD POLICE ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class ot ' 82 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 DAIRY CREAM AT BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL CRAWFORD DOOR SALES CO. 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Kawasaki 878 BURBANK AVE. SUFFIELD. CT 06078 Suffield, CT Suzuki Congratulations to the Class of 1982 WOOD. METAL. PLASTIC. PATTERNS AND MODELS Compliments of DESIGN AND ENGINEERING ASSISTANCE DAVID P CORTELLI PHONE: (203) 668-0678 MAILING ADDRESS: 1036 EAST ST NORTH SUFFIELD. CT 06078 DR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE T. ALBERT Compliments of LAURENO LUMBER MILLWORK, INC. 157 Mountain Road Suffield, Conn. 06078 Tel. (203) 668-0271 195 thing Tackle Ammunition ENFIELD SPORTS CENTER Comfortized Boarding Professional Grooming 643 Enfield St. (Rt. 5) Enfield, Conn. 06082 (203) 745-5269 sam Supplies Quality Racket Stringing iseball, Softball ckey, Football With Sport Shoe Resoling isketball, Etc. Service Skate Sharpening MEADOWROCK KENNEL “North of Bradley” Int’l Airport (203) 668-7128 South St. Rt. 75 Suffield, Conn. 06078 Compliments of DR. AND MRS. RICHARD J. COLO Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Compliments of SUFFIELD COUNTRY CLUB 196 Good Luck SUFFIELD EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ♦ IHentage Jfimrral IHomr •Cbffitfi 3 Drmho - -TV - ACCENT AUTOMOTIVE AND MIKE’S AUTO BODY Chester J. Demko Director 203 668-0255 1240 Mountain Road West Suffield CT 06093 1106 East Street Hal Schneider 623-3894 Mike Cerrato 623-6424 FLOWERS UNLIMITED Suffield Village 668-0231 All of us at Flowers Unlimited wish much happiness and success to the class of 1982 . Lucile Loiseau Owner 197 FOREIGN WORK ALL MAJOR REPAIRS TRIPLE AAA ALA ROAD SERVICE CARUSO ' S OF SUFriELD INC. Compliments of: BARBERI REALTORS INC. AMOCO STATION ERNIE CARUSO 98 MOUNTAIN RD TELEPHONE SUFFIELD. CT 06078 668 5924 The Symbol of Fine Furniture HAYDEN ROUTE 5 ENFIELD NICHOLSON AND CARMON FUNERAL HOME 668-7324 443 East Street, Suffield, CT FIRST NATIONAL BANK of ENFIELD ENFIELD • CONNECTICUT 06082 198 Congratulations to Tracy and the Class of 1982 DAD, MOM, AND WALLY WALTER R. KOPE, M.D. 203 Suffield Village Suffield, CT 06078 HE A MA( H 1 N E VALCO Our Best to the Class of 1982 Love and Congratulations to Cheryl MOM, DAD, USA, AND KIM IMAGES HAIR SALON SUFFIELD VILLAGE • 608-7278 TROIANO i ) l Oil Sales and Service 000,000 Gallons Fuel Oil Stored Locally New Customers Welcomed 745-0321 Auto Center Complete Service Repair and Body Shop 777 Enfield St. Enfield 741-2527 ENFIELD ROLLER WORLD 481 Enfield St. Rt.5 J. W. MATHER CHALERO MUSIC COMPANY 973 Main Street Springfield, Massachussetts 01103 Telephone 734-3240 1052 East Street • Suffield, CT 06078 • 623-0603 Landscape Design Planting Seeding Sodding Railroad Tie Walls Dry Stone Walls Invest in Planting and Watch Your Investment Grow. 202 40 Ffyler Place Suffield, CT 06078 SUFFIELD MANAGEMENT COMPANY INC. 40 Ffyler Place Suffield, Connecticut 06078 Success to the Class of 1982 SYMONS REALTY INC.® SYMONS SELLS IISIDf NTIAL iU HAZARD AVENl ' E. ENMKLP MLS SYMON SAYS WE INVITE YOUR LISTINGS 763-0811 IF NO ANSWER l—to CALL ir «!« _ Compliments of KELLY-FRADET LUMBER MARTS Congratulations to the Class of 1982 LAUREL HOUSE FURNITURE 878 Enfield Street Enfield, Connecticut 06082 Tues. Thurs., Fri. 9:30-9:00 Wed., Sat. 9:30-5:30 Sun. 1:00-5:00 Tel 745-4351 Seniors When You Finish High School, Try Our School. THE AIR NATIONAL GUARD. 103 Tactical Fighter Group Bradley IAP, Windsor Locks, CT 204 Congratulations to the Class of ’82 From BEAUTY ON MAIN Unisex Salon 175 South Main Street, Suffield, CT Phone 668-1131 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 lc too o fta e 95 MILL STREET SPRINGFIELD MASS 7 OLD NEWGATE CAFE East Granby, CT DIRECTOR ALEX DUNAEFF BALLET RUSSE METROPOLITAN OPERA BALLET • FOKINES BALLET THEATRE • CLASSICAL BALLET • MODERN • CHARACTER • PRE SCHOOL EURYTHMICS HOME OF DUNAEFF DANCE COMPANY 739-3550 mm Office Phones Windsor Locks (203) 668-7991 Hartford (203) 246-7785 ATLAS OVERHEAD DOOR SALES CO. OF PIONEER VALLEY, INC Sales and Service Harry O. Magnuson, Jr. 1543 River Blvd., Suffield, Conn. 06078 205 Tel. 1-203-668-1066 EAST STREET ARCO Automobile Repair and Service 1520 Mapleton Avenue Suffield, CT 06078 Unique Horse Jewelry — Indian Jewelry Gift Items HOWARD FARMS SADDLE SHOP, INC. The Utmost in Horse Equipment and Riding Apparel Compliments of KRUPA OIL COMPANY Ju dy Howard Cox — Carol F. Autorino 279 Watchaug Road Sommers, Conn. 06071 Telephone (203) 763-0893 763-0894 Suffield, Connecticut ENFIELD Compliments of SUFFIELD PHARMACY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 660 Enfield Street, Enfield, Connecticut 745-3381,745-3382 268 Hazard Avenue, Enfield, Connecticut 749-8359,749-8350 State Line Plaza Elm Street, Enfield, Connecticut 741-2166 123 Suffield Village Suffield, Connecticut 668-0203 DELLA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 DELLA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Contractors Material Supplies Developers 1 Depot Hill Road P.O. Box 520 Enfield, Connecticut 06082 (203)627-5141 Trimming Weeding Snow Removal JOHN’S LAWN SERVICE John Boroski (203)668-2916 (203)763-0631 300 Bridge Street Suffield, CT 06078 207 — Heavy — Industrial and Landscape Equipment Sackhoes Crawlers 4 Wheel Drive Payleaders and Other Labor Saving Equipment Sales Rentals ZERA EQUIPMENT 6 0215 Serving Industry 714 North St., Suffield, CT % £! 6 BEST WISHES TO T HE CLASS Of 1982 f ROD THE CLASS Of 1989 © Complete Travel Services GARDNER INTERNATIONAL INC. 106 Suffield Village, Suffield, Conn. Phone: (203)668-7368. Address Cable: Gardini Compliments of BRADLEY BOWL U Lanes Home of P.B.A. Champions Turnpike Road, Windsor Locks 623-2597 Pro Shop Snack Shop Congratulations to. Tina Blickarz Duane Lagle and Richard McCarty From the Student Council... e Marcia Anastasia Carl Casinghino John Cervione Teresa Coggins Suzanne Lingenfelter Bill Nadeau Audra Philippon Mrs. Corcoran Mrs. Barron Brian Casinghino Debbie Case Rose Cicero Michelle Dion Brett Lynch Jeff Osowiecki Eric Remington 208 Congratulations on Your Retirement Chief Raymond Potter SUFFIELD FIRE ASSOCATION Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Since 1844 INSURANCE 133 Mountain Rd. Suffield, CT Phone 668-0291 92 Pearl St. Enfield, CT Phone 745-2417 N S South Rd. Somers, CT Phone: 749-8326 209 Good Luck Class of ’82 inn Luncheon • Dinner • Cocktails 94 Mountain Road From the Class of ’85 Suffield, Connecticut Weddings Family Portraits Senior Portraits Instant Passports Copy Restoration Invitations Engagement and Wedding Announcement Portraits Aerial Commercial Model Portfolios MICHAEL RYAN “Fin Photography Enfield 741-0696 Enfield Mall Enfield Enfield Mall Enfield, Conn. 203 741-0696 Congratulations: Class of 1982 Knowledge Saves — Go Professional EDWARD DRIVING SCHOOL Area’s Oldest and Most Modern Driving School 71 High St., P.O. Box 553, Enfield, CT 06082 745-5490 PILGRIM BARBER SHOP STYLING SALON Men’s Styling Dick Miner Owner, Styler Congratulations to the Class of 1982 nflmbus 210 Wishing You Success in the Future «SuSM SMYTH ' S PLANTATION RESTAURANT y DAILY SPECIALS-COMPLETE DINNER MENU- FULL LIQUOR PRIVILEGES IAZARD AVE THOMPSONVILIE, CT 749-7215 Congratulations to Clementina and the Class of 1982 THE BLICKARZ FAMILY AND FRIEND, ALEX PAPAFIL Best of Luck FROM THE CLASS OF 1983 211 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 AMERICAN SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEMS INC. SUFFIELD, CONN. 06078 203-668-7719 INSTANT PASSPORTS FARGO FOTO 668-5815 Suffield Compliments of... STEVEN B. FISHER Attorney at Law 121 Suffield Village Suffield, Conn. Margie Osowiecki (203)668-7388 Secretary (203)668-5316(Evenings) Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Best Wishes From ENFIELD BOOK CARD SHOP The Complete Bookstore Enfield Mall, Enfield, Conn. 623-9657 SWEDE’S JEWELERS The Diamond Center Certified Gemologist Member American Gem Society Graduation Portraits Weddings • Portraits • Invitations Stationery A Envelopes A Tickets A Flyers 92 Bridge St. Geissler Plaza Warehouse Point Compliments of AIRCRAFT SUPPLY CO. Illlll TjoSoffiA] Illlll GALE TOYOTA, INC. 50 Palomba Dr ENFIELD. CONN 06082 Corolla • Cekcas • Corona • Trucks • Land Cruisers Cressida - Starlet - Tercel ROBERT GREEN Sales Manager Conn 623-9684 Conn 745-1639 Mass 734-4549 36 Suffield Street • Windsor Locks, Connecticut 06096 (203)627-0181 • TWX 710-420-0599 213 1979 BUSINESS PATRONS Good Luck From a Friend. Geissler’s: Warehouse Point Doghouse Coffee Shop Dr. and Mrs. Alan G. Nath Shoe Shack — Warehouse Point Village Tole Shop Vincent’s Inc. Mercik, Viola and Company Woolco Dept. Store Attorneys Orr and McCabe PATRONS Best of Luck — CBAV — Stu Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Harris Mrs. A. Egolf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armata SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plichta Dr. and Mrs. David Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rollet 215 21 BOOSTERS Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 82 From Luis Anglero. Timmy and Justine — 1 hope you someday find your dreams! Love, Audra. Deb — Thanks for the memories; I’m on the top... — MBP Good luck Eliza; love Frank, Peter and your dearest “Sam” Donaldson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Barron Best of luck to everyone in B16; I’m really going to miss you. — Leslie To Scott: Thanks for all the rides! You’re a special” friend! Much love, Jen “K” — Thanks for always being there to cheer me up, I’ll never forget you or “our old standby.” — Love Me Felicitations, Shavaun! Good Luck on a Great Forever! Timmy and Jen — Best of Luck Always. Lots of Love, Deb. To Our Buddies, Paula, Kathy and Melinda — Good Luck in the Future. Love, Cindy, Mace and Donna God bless all of you. Stas Lis, Thanks for everything — 1 would never have made it without you. Les To a Special Friend, With Lots of Strawberries on Top ... MJC. Love Jenn Our Gift to You - Education. “P” Deb: Remember Constitution Plaza, trips to Keene; and always our friendship! I’ll miss you. Much love, Jenn. Good Luck to All the Seniors, Especially Andy Hryniewicz, Scott Mandirola, Mike Scully, Sara Miller and Tammy Waterman. Debbie, Good Luck With the Poofeys at the University of Hartford. “To: John, Dave and Danny, Sprimataje zormyop when if could loj beej tranj. Lyblerej trakonjoje queemp! Bert” OO-WHA Jeff and Tim, From Tina. Congratulations and Best Wishes. Timmy, Richard, Mary-Jo, Sally, Julie, David, John — Remember “Two Gents”! Love ya, Deb. Best of Luck to Duane Lagle and the Class of 1982. Good Luck at College — Deb M., Scott M., T.K., Tammy W., MB — MBP. To Wayne and the Class of 82: Congratulations and Success in the Future. David, Evelyn and Jennifer Colson. Thanks Tom, for making the years I’ve known you mine! I’ll miss you. —143 (Always) Good Luck to Tom, Tony, Brian, Rob, Bob, Mike, Maura, Tammy K., and Jennifer. Love Nikki Congratulations Nikki, may the years bring you much happiness and love — Mom and Dad. Rob — 1 hope the future is as great as the past — Love ya — Nancy. Best Wishes From Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Duni. Debbie — Best of Luck at U. of H. — There’s a lot of poufies in West Hartford. Love and Kisses, Pete and Carol Murzyn Good Luck Class of 82 — We’ve come a long way. Nikki B. Jackie Stafford — The only one loyal enough to eat Debbie Murzyn’s instant potatoes. Carol Murzyn Good Luck to Denise, Robin, Kim, Marie, and Angela, Only Two More Years Left! Leigh (D.D.) Best of Luck to Dave and the Drama Club on the Many More Fabulous Shows to Come! Leigh (D.D.) Look out world — here they come! Greatest Class Ever — 1982. Pete and Carol Murzyn Lynne — Best Wishes and Lots of Love, Mom and Dad. 6