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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1985 volume:

• k “From Charles Burrows Charles Productions in association with Paramount Television THEME FROM CHEERS (Where Everybody Knows Your Name) Gary portnoy and Moderately . with pedal 1985 C agitta Waster CLfs (Dedication; Appreciation) _ Jf f)ctizerS (Opening) Speciafties of the JJouse (Graduates) Soup Ju jour (Faculty and Administration) Cut. YY ' J (Underclassmen) Si the CrJerS (Sports and Activities) orgas ord (Senior Candids) (Closing) Entertain.neut (Advertising) We, the Senior Class, wholeheartedly dedicate the 1985 Sagitta to Mr. Robert Cecchini. His various roles as vice-principal, athletic director, friend, and confidant have shown us his outstanding qualities of leadership and com¬ passion. “Mr. C.” has helped us to blossom both as a class and as in¬ dividuals. And for that we are grateful. “Mr. C.”, we hope that our warmth and sincerity are relayed to you in this brief passage. Picture each of our smiling faces and hear the thunderous ap¬ plause with which we honor you. The class of 1985 wishes to express its deepest apprecia¬ tion to our class advisors, Ms. Robin Sorensen and Mr. Ed¬ ward Grous. Their kindness and untiring efforts have taught us to be individuals continually striving for success. We thank them for their confidence in us and their devotion to the senior class. f ijou ue ftot. Jeffrey Robert Alers They re only truly great who are truly good — Chapman Marsha Lyn Anastasia Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you Anonymous Lori Suzanne Autorino I ' ll be all right when my laughter reappears, when I learn to count my blessings, not my tears — Lori Autorino Philip Carl Barrett Error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it Jefferson Tina Mae Belisle I see my future like a rainbow s end. happy hours, timeless friends Tina Belisle Tracey-Le ' e Ann Benoit I can resist everything except temptation — Wilde Wayne Michael Andrews Brenda Lynn Baumert The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed — Chamfort Edward Francis Bigda When you have a dream, don t let anything dim it. keep hoping, keep trying — the sky is the limit — Author Unknown 13 Michael Roland Blanchard How high I am. how much I see. how far I reach, depends on me - Unknown Jeffrey Scott Boyd Who is left when honor is lost 7 — Publius Michelle Marie Bulat There s a secret place inside each heart a place where dreams are born Flavia Weeden Cathleen Ann Blickarz Life is no measured by the time we Hue — Crabbe Michael Francis Bussolari And out of mind as soon as out of sight — Brooke Scott William Bolliger I wear the chain I forged in life Dickens Charlene Renee Buckley Don t part with your illusions When hey are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live — Mark Twain Kimberly Jane Caldon Every sweet has its sour, every evil its good — Emerson 14 Genevieve Frances Cannon What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness • Rousseau Michelle Robin Charbonneau Some women are destined to settle for something small but I won ' t rest until I have it Mildred P Christian You can never plan the future by the past — Burke Timothy James Cannon Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful — Shakespeare Donna Marie Chisnall Little words of kindness, little deeds of love help make the Earth happy like the heaven above — Unknown Richelle Lee Cicero Our youth we can have but today, we may always find time to grou’ old Brian Louis Casinghino Those who are happy will make others happy too — Brian Casinghino Jay Richard Christian If we command our wealth, we shall be nch and free, if our wealth commands us. we are poor indeed — Original Martina Bernice Clifford How far that little candle throws his beam ' To shine a good deed in a naughty uorld - Shakespeare 15 Berkeley Lisa Joan Coatti Love, and a cough, cannot be hid — Herbert Neal Thomas Condon Still nde in tnumph over all mischance — Shakespeare Peter Anton Das The best you can get is an even break — Adams M. f Walter James Cole lard is his hate that loueth not in May Chaucer Catherine Mary Coggins A hope beyond the shadow of a dream — Keats Paul Alphonse Cyr It is better to have a little than nothing - Publius Edward Grosvenor Cook Voting in limbs, in judgment old — Shakespeare - H IFT? ‘ Jennifer Lynn Deleeuw But now my task is smoothly done. I can fly. or I can run — Milton John Michael Dieli Music is well said to be the speech of angels Carlyle 16 Kelly Susan Drake Ltb ' rly of thought is the life of the soul — Voltaire Cami Lynne Engler And for a moment or an hour it overcomes the loneliness and separation of life Unknown Sally N. Geary Without music life would be a mistake Nietzsche Marc Anthony Edwards Never do today what you can pul off till tomorrow Michele Lynn Duval The meaning of giving is worth more than the yft Corneille Rands William Corey Fothergill Our climb is not yet done for we must climb once more for higher things Michael Christopher Fabrizi There s a time for all things Lisa Ann Gebhart Every foy is gain, and gam is gam. however small — R Browning 17 Lance Reed Gifford Men should be what they seem — Shakespeare Robert Gerard Hamann The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power — Bacon Mark John Glunt They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts — Sidney Johanna Lee Harbold Years of love have been forgot in the hatred of a minute — Poe Natalie Marie Cecilia Hall Love is something eternal — the aspect may change, but not the essence — Van Gogh Marlene Louise Harriman Though she be but little, sh e is fierce — Shakespeare mi m Cynthia Hefflon I am a part of all that I have met — Tennyson Robert Clayton Harris Nothing is impossible to a willing hart — Hey wood Charlene Denise Hawley Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves — Barrie 18 Thomas G. Heyse Men of few words are the best men — Shakespeare Burton Hollingshead How poor are they that have not patience ' - Shakespeare Mary Helene Jennings We are never so happy nor so unhappy as we imogme — LaRochefoucauld Debora Page Hickey The hand that hath made you fair- hath made you good — Shakespeare James Martin Hughes How pleasant it is to have money ' — Clough Jennifer Carol Justice Nature is the art of God Judith W. Hinckley Unthinking, idle. wild, and young. I laugh d and danc d and talk d and sung — Princess Amelia Stephanie Louise Huot Get wisdom, get understanding forget it not — Bible Maureen Marie Kavanaugh Art is man s nature, nature is God ' s art — Bailey — Browne Philip Paul Kelly No bmils but the sky — Cervantes Kimberlie Anne Kochert I ' ve taken my fun where I’ve found it Joseph Noah Kupau I hope I shall have leisure to make good Marianne Cecilia Labbee believe that in the end the truth will conquer Wycliffe Lynn Elisabeth Kolnsberg To do a great right, do a little wrong Shakespeare Audrey June Kuras Life is the rose s hope while ye unblown — Keats Robert Leo LaFlamme No man ruleth safely but he that is willingly ruled Kempis Matthew James Lafond When the iU ur� of perception are cleansed, man will see things as they truly art infinite - Blake Mairi Mackenzie LaFrance All that hue must die. passing through nature to Wayne Barry Lancioni It matters not how long we live, but how — Bailey Laura Lara The belter day the better deed Middleton Daniel Wayne Lawrence F very one can master a grief but he that has it — Shakespeare ' L Audrey Joan Lata Variety s the uery spice of life — Cow per Amy Elizabeth Leach Hetter three hours too soon than a minute too late - Shakespeare Amanda Lucille Lawler It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are Publius John Joseph Michael Leahan You knou they ' re growing mechanical trees now They go to their full height, then chop themselves down L Andersen 21 Cynthia Ann Leavitt The world would know no happiness, had the eye no tear — Unknown John Robert Lipski The wheel that squeaks the loudest is the one that gets the grease — H D Shaw Lisa Ann Longo How much better it is to weep at joy than to joy at weeping — Shakespeare Dianne Rae Lingenfelter There is only one sucess to be able to spend your life in your own way — Unknown Kirsten J. Little I am a One Hundred Per Cent American — Woollcott Herbert Edward Lyon Climb high, climb far. your goal the sky. your aim the star — Anonymous Suzanne Rae Lingenfelter Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be — Abraham Lincoln Sandy Ann Long the future is only the past again, entered through another gate — Pinero Deirdre Ann Mahoney If your heart is full of hue. you always have something to give — Unknown 22 Paula Jean Mandeville The heauen of each is but what each desires — Moore Peter Douglas Mann The days that make us happy make us wise — Masefield Edward Peter Markowski Tis good to live and learn — Cervantes Brian Robert Mandirola The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool — Shakespeare Amy Dawn Markowski Tis always morning somewhere in the world — Horne Gina Marie Martocchio Little friends may prove great friends — Aesop Robert Thomas Mandirola Who overcomes by force hath overcome but half his foe — Milton Carol Ann Markowski Nothing can bring you peace but yourself — Emerson Elizabeth White Mason If you can imagine it. you can achieve it If you can dream it. you can become it — William Arthur Ward 23 Sharon Jeanette Mason A smile is a whisper of a laugh — Unknown Linda Gail Meiberg All I need is to be loved Margaret Bell McCarty will lift mine eyes up unto the hills from whence cometh mu help — Original John Root Merrill Happy is the house that shelters a friend — Emerson Denise Marie Meunier To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven Michael Scott Miarecki To know is nothing at all. to imagine is everything — France Maria Messina how few know their own good, or knowing it. pursue — Dryden Scott Andrew Morrison — Bible Dayna Rae Mullin Peace on Earth — begins at home Anonymous Of two evils, the less is always to be chosen ■— Kempis Michael Edward Murzyn To slnve fo seek, to find, ana not to yield — Tennyson Victor Nicholas Nigro Jr. Ill can he rale the great, that cannot reach the small — Spencer John Robert Parsons T ruth is truth to the end of reckoning — Shakespeare Michele Margaret Marie Myers Today I have yesterday to remember, and tomorrow to look forward to — have a lot 1 — Michele Myers Deanna May Olden It hurteth not the tongue to give faire words — Heywood Darlene Beth Phelps Judge not according to the appearance - Bible Thomas William Naughton IV A hard beginning maketh a good ending — Heywood Gregory Alan Packard The world is a comedy to those who think, a tragedy to those who feel — Walpole Derek Seth Pierce No faith can last that never sings — Abercrombie 25 Marcia Ann Radziewski Our days on the eart h are as a shadow — Bible Tara Kathleen Remington No legacy is so rich as honesty — Shakespeare Rebecca Lynne Ross Can we ever have too much of a good thing 7 — Cervantes Toni Lynn Reynolds Sorrows remembered sweeten present joy — Pollock Theodore Roy Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired — Plautus Sandra Marie Regan Some say it ' s the holding on that makes you strong Sometimes it s the letting go — Unknown Michael Gerard Richard Nothing is little to him that feels it with great sensibility — Johnson Lisa Marie Victoria Schwalbach The first and worst of all frauds is to cheat oneself — Bailey 26 Karen Elizabeth Simmons The rose that all are praising is not the rose for — Bayly Robert Sobinski So little done — so much to do — Rhodes Diane Marie Seymour Love me little, love me long — Marlowe Steven Michael Slamon O. it is excellent to have a giant ' s strength, but it is tyrannous to use it like a giant — Shakespeare Daniel Peter Sheridan Jr. I Whatever is worth doing at all. is worth doing well — Stanhope Russell Scott Smith O. how full of bhers is this working c ay world 1 — Shakespeare Paul Gordon Stagg Respect is what we owe. love, what we give — Bailey 27 Ara Lee Stewart If you wish a thing well done, do it yourself — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow David Francis Sullivan Life ts not life at all without delight — Patmore Wendy Ann Taylor I never saw a moor. I never saw the sea. yet know I how the heather looks. And what a wave must be — Dickinson Stephanie Lynn Stone Every day is a fresh beginning, every mom is the world made new Gregory Allen Stewart The strongest man on earth is he who stands alone — Ibsen Woolsey Timothy Guy Sweatland Each one thinks that the current in which he liveth is the whole ocean Mark Edmund Sullivan Carpenter On life s vast ocean diversely we sail Reason the card, but passion is the gale Wendy Ann Terry I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be a sign of the covenant between me and the earth - Bible Oswald Eric Valdes AH the world s a stage, and all the men and women merely players — Shakespeare Ann Marie Lin Viets Good words are worth much, and cost little — Herbert Stacy Dawn Wadenklee While there ' s life, there s hope — Cervantes Edward Michael Varholak Everything nourishes what is strong already — Austen John William Viscomi No man can climb out beyond the limitations of his own character — Marley Heather Jean Waterman As good as gold — Dickens Cynthia Ann Vieten Never exceed your rights, and they will soon become unlimited — Rousseau J ' H f Christine Marie Von Eisengrein Life s uncertain voyage — Shakespeare Kathleen Hope Welsh Praising what is last makes the remembrance dear — Shakespeare 29 Karen Lynn White Everyone enjoys giving good advice, and how wonderful it is to be able to say the nght thing at the nght time — Bible Regina Rose Wysocki It ' s what we value, not what we have that makes us rich — J Harold Smith Meda Ruth Wilcox The gentle minde by gentle deeds is knowne — Spencer Canu ' r.i Shv Iff - Su-vvn William Ncalon 3C ‘ Todd Rosansky §. Eric Schultz V Christopher Williams H Raymond Young Brian Scott Young Chiefly the mould of a man s fortune is in his own hands — Bacon 30 4 May 24, 1967 -+ February 7, 1982 Your smile was a light to those who looked. Your time was taken, every moment booked. No w we must follow to where you went, And think about the moments we have spent. How you came to make us smile. For such a short, little while. Why you left to lead the way, To another time and another day. — Tina Belisle our Est. 1985 Dr. Bernard Ellis Superintendent of Schools B.A Keene State College M A University of Hartford Ed D. Boston University 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 SUNYat Buffalo M S New York University Ph D. University of Utah Mr. Robert Cecchini Vice-Principal B.S., M.Ed. University of Maine BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: P. Murphy. P. Das. J. Morgan. B. Carney. F. Albus. Sitting: B. Kling. R. Newman. M. Muska. Dr. Ellis. 35 Francis Anietlo Physical Education B S. Springfield College 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. Natural Science B A Bates College M S. Central Connecticut State University Donna Barron Supervisor of Special Education B S. Central Connecticut State University M S. St Joseph College 6th Year University of Hartford Lynn Bayeur Spanish B A St Joseph College M.A American International College Joan Bolton Spanish B A Mary Washington College M.Ed. University of North Carolina Cathy Bufflap Art B.A. University of North Carolina M.A Hartford Art School University of Hartford Helen Christian Business Education B S. Central Connecticut State University M A Westfield State College Robert Connelly French A. B. College of the Holy Cross M.A. American International College J.D. Western New England School of Law 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 T Wesleyan University 36 Michael Duni English B A Si Anselm College M A Westfield State College Arlene Egolf Nurse R N Presbyterian University Hospital School of Nursing Ronald Ferri Physics, Chemistry, Biology A B Providence College M A St Joseph College 6th Year University of Connecticut Judith Fisher Media Specialist B A Univeristy of Connecticut Lib Sci Kentucky Wesleyan Stuart Fuller Guidance M Ed . B S Ed Westfield State College J D Western New England School of Law Zelmon Fuller industrial Arts B S. University of Maine M.S. Central Connecticut State University George Galiatsos English B S.. M.Ed Springfield College M A L S Wesleyan University Jeffrey Gowdy Social Studies. Project Care, Driver Education B S..M S Central Connecticut State University Lawrence Green Earth Science B S. Boston University M S Hofstra University James Gregor Cooperative Work Education B S. American International College M Ed Westfield State College Marianne Gregor English B A . M Ed Westfield State College Harrison Griffin Vocational Agriculture B S..M A University of Connecticut 37 Edward Grous Mathematics. Driver Education A B . M A Fairfield University Roberta Hamborg Permanent Substitute B A Adelphi University Beatrice Hey wood English B S Springfield College M A. Trinity College Liaa Holloway Vocational Agriculture B.S. University of Connecticut Thomas Howard History. Social Studies B S.. M S Central Connecticut State University M.S. Illinois Institute of Technology Richard Jensen Vocational Agriculture B.S. Rutgers University Lawrence Katulka Psychology, U.S History. Social Studies B.S., M S Central Connecticut State University Eileen Kinney Latin. Etymology. Yearbook B A Albertus Magnus College M.Ed Equiv Fairfield University Penelope Kraus Business Education B.S American International College M.Ed Springfield College Rebecca Gibson Laemel Life Education. Project Care BA, C.A.G.S Southern Connecticut State University M.S. University of Connecticut Dr. Walter Leopold Resource Counselor B.A. Glassboro State College Ed.D. University of Massachusetts Dr. Richard Lincoln Director of Pupil Services B. S., Ed D. University of Massachusetts M Ed Springfield College C. A.G.S Boston University 38 June Maggiora Mathematics, Computers B.S. University of Vermont M S. Southern Connecticut State University Peter Martin Social Sciences B.A. Oglethorpe Umveristy M A T. Emory University M.Div GordonConwell Theological Sem. Charles Mavrelion Vocational Agriculture A S Stockbridge School of Agriculture B S. University of Massachusetts M A University of Connecticut 6th Year University of Connectk Joseph Migliore Band B.S. University of Connecticut Diane Nappier Physical Education B.S Tennessee State University M S. Central Connecticut State University Barbara Novak Physical Education B.S. Southern Connecticut State University M S. Central Connecticut State University Sally O’Donnell Developmental Reading B A University of Massachusetts M.Ed Westfield State College Frank Pacocha. Jr. Music B.A Mus. Ed University of Hartford Dennis Picard English, Theatre B A. Rhode Island College M F.A. Catholic University Janice Potter English B.A Central Connecticut State University Carol Rollet Mathematics B.A Smith College M.A. Equiv Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Gloria Roy English B A Annhurst College 39 Richard Roy Environmental Science, Biology B S. University of Massachusetts M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University Joan Schramm Business B.S. Central Connecticut State University M.Ed. University Hartford Joaeph Sinicrope Social Science B A . M A Trinity College 6th Year University of Hartford Patricia Smith Mathematics B.A University of Connecticut M.A.L.S. Wesleyan Univeristy Susan Smith Mathematics B.A. Wake Forest University Bertha Smoolca Business Education B.S. American International College M S. Central Connecticut State University 6th Year University of Connecticut Robin Sorensen Resource Center B S. Russell Sage College M S. Ed Duquesne University Dorothy Spaulding Home Economics B.S. Mansfield University M.A. University of Connecticut Edward Sullivan Special Education B S E Westfield State College Paul Thomas Biology B.S Springfield College M.Ed. University of Massachusetts Rohland Thompson Guidance B S., M.Ed., C A S. Springfield College Ruaa Thompson Drafting B.S. Memphis State University M.S. Central Connecticut State University 40 Susan vonNeida Spanish B. A Hart wick College MS Simmons College Jocelyn Von Reiaen School Social Worker B A Clark University M.S.S.W. Simmons School of Social Work Henry Walat Chemistry B.S. Worcester Polytechnic Institute M.Ed. Westfield State College Louis Wanat Metalworking B S.. M S Central Connecticut State University Dana Warner Auto Mechanics B.S. Central Connecticut State University Kathleen White French B A. Molloy College Mary Anne Zak English B.A. St. Joseph College, MD M.A. St Joseph College. CT Theodore Urbanski Chief Custodian Jane Vear Resource Center Aide Lynn Cigal Tutor Beatrice Duni Vocational Agriculture Secretary Dorothy Gogulski Secretary to Vice-Principal 41 Mary Hastings Guidance Secretary Elizabeth Silkey Secretary to Principal Dorothy Staszko Guidance Secretary Mary Margaret Tracy Special Education Secretary Joyce Bressem Resource Center Aide Linda Metz Library Aide Susan Quandt Permanent Substitute B.A. University of Massachusetts Jean Meleski, Irene Markou ski. Dot Hinckley, Alice Maiolo — Mgr.. Ann Hyjek, and Dot Halladay 42 Amiel P. Zak 1915-1984 Amiel Zak ... a modest, dedicated teacher and civic leader, selflessly devoted his energies to serving this community throughout his life. As a teacher at Suffield High, he chaired the Social Studies Department, acted as yearbook advisor, and was named an honorary member of our Delmar F. Sisson chapter of The National Honor Society. In addition to his scholarship and moral integrity, his quick, dry wit endeared him to countless students, colleagues, and friends. Proud of his heritage, faithful to his church, and decorated for defending his country, Mr. Zak meant something to each of those who knew him. He shall continue to be remembered fondly by those whose lives he touched. ‘Let me get this straight. You can only type 10 words a minute?! ' Tomorrow. Tomorrow. I love ya tomorrow . . . FOREIGN LANGUAGE “But,l have an eleven o’clock dentist appointment, Mr. C.” “I’ve been raisin’ cows for 45 years.” Blow it out your ear, Liberace Is Moon River really in Q sharp? ' INDUSTRIAL ARTS x ' v f i “I can’t believe I ate the whole thing.” ‘‘Look, an automatic rolling pin.” “What the heck — I’m not driving.’ “Confucius say, ‘Two hands better than one.’ 53 “My day begins with a college handbook and a cup of coffee.” “That paper boy hit me again this morning!” J_ll “When Momma said, ‘Que sera, sera’, I never expected this. “I’ve lost 55 pounds in two weeks. “Modeling is my career. Typing is my hobby.” “Wait a minute . . . Tom Selleck’s subbing tomorrow?!” 56 “What did you say about Geoff Bodine?!?” “You just had to do it, didn’t you?” “Have I achieved the executive look?” “Hopefully this sport is safer than Field Hockey.” 57 Entree 5 Est. 1985 UNDERCLASS OFFICERS Class of 1986 President — Keith Wild Vice President — Michael Smith Secretary — Susy White Treasurer — Andy Das Class Representatives — Heidi Newton — Suzie Egolf a Class of 1987 President — Ann Newman Vice President — Susie Naughton Secretary — Amy Davis Treasurer — Terry Stearns Class Representatives — Kim Straite — Karen Parsons Class of 1988 President — Jason Woodworth Vice President — Jeff Strole Secretary — Dana Daddario Treasurer — Carrie Lafond Class Representatives — Stacy Galiatsos — Suzi Stolzenberg 59 Jodie Adamick William Austin Can Baumert Tracy Bednaz David Binder Brandall Binion Athan Birbilis Nicole Bolliger Lisa Brew Christian Caiazzo Nikki Carrieri Darcy Case Kristen Chamberlain Rita Christian Stephen Dallesander Andrew Das Yvette Deramus Keith Devin Karolen Deupree Michael Devries Lori DiGennaro Kathy Dillon Brigitte Dion Kristina Dorn Joseph Dunn Dee Dee Dyer Suzanne Egoif Celena Engle Craig Fricke Annette Gaynor Ralph Gedney CLASS OF Charles Bridges Margaret Glime Kelly Glynn Peter Glynn Jean Gregory John Gregory Geoffrey Gunn Tia Harris Dawn Herndon Garret Heyse Julie Hinckley Roxanne Hinkle William Holbrook Matthew Hryniewicz Lisa Hunt 1 C.R.Johnson Daniel Justice Robert Kemp Kristen Kling Theresa Klosek Tracey Kopacsy Ronda Kosman 60 Jill Lagasse Carrie Lata Robert LeBlanc Latonia Lindsay Diane Maiolo Patrick Manfreda James Marinaccio Robert Markowski David McKennedy Darrel Meier 1986 Michelle Melaney Timothy Milligan Patrice Miner Matthew Monette Jackie Moore Jennifer Murray Paul Muska Judith Newhall Heidi Newton Jay Osowiecki Judith Osowiecki Arthur Ouimet Laurie Palmer Brian Penland Gordon Peppers Daniel Perrette Leeanne Plourd Michelle Racine Patty Rodney Stephen Rusczyk David Russell Jean Ryan Gerry St George Anne Sangiovanni Eric Schmidt Cheryl Sharp Betty Ann Shimko Renee Sidall Michael Smith Jonathan Stearns Jamie Stewart Steve Sullivan Ian Urch William VanGasbeck Suzanne Varholak Susan Wadenklee Suzannah White Keith Wild Laura Wimpfheimer Susan Winiarski Jeffrey Woodcock Thomas Woodruff Kimberly Worcester 61 Suzanne Alers Todd Arciszewski Andrew Bennett Barbara Bennett Deborah Berry John Bikowski Colleen Bland Jeffrey Borgio Bryan Boyd CLASS OF Alfred Charman Brian Cigal Gary Colson Leeanne Corriveau Amy Davis Grace DeAngelis Darryl Denomme Carolyn Dixon Patrick Dunn Robert Dyer Elizabeth Egan Suzanne Estee Charissa Fabi Matthew Fitch Michael Fitzgerald Richard Flagg Annette Flynn Aaron Freyler Suzanne Gale David Galetta Alan Gawlik Gregory Goodriu. James Griffin Gregory Harboid Melissa Hastings Kevin Hawkes Louis Hawkins Scott Hefflon Sharon Hinckley Amy Hixon Natalie Hoar Katherine Holbrook Janet Horan Lincoln Hugo Beth Hulevitch Kristin Hynes Christina Klaus Kristen Komer Tammy Larochelle Heather Lawton Glenn Lemke Janet Lennon Michael Lichstein Amanda Little Thomas Longo 64 Charles Looby Eric Lustier Gregory Lyon Matthew MacNayr Erin Magnuson Debra Mancini Lisa Mandeville Mark Mandirola Jaydeen Martino Peter Martyn 1987 Richard McQuillan Renee Meunier Joe Miarecki Ricky Miner Kim Morrison Kelli Munday Paul Murphy Jim Muska Tiffany Nameth Susan Naughton Ann Newman Scott Nigro Greg Norcross Mark Osowiecki Matt Osowiecki Erik Pariseletti Karen Parsons Bryan Patterson Michael Pender Carrie Permatteo Jill Pitkat Jennifer Poulin Kirsten Quitno Randy Raine Sara Reidy Chip Schulte Susan Roche Bruce Roy Mike Russell Victor Rizzo Rodney Sherman Karen Shiveley David Simmons Jennifer Stafford Terry Stearns Eric Stolzenberg Kim Straite Beth Sullivan Mike Sullivan Jody Sweatland Stephen Sznajder Jeff Taylor Andrew Terry Dawn Trainor Phyllis Tupek Gregg Waterman 65 David Abare Richard Alexa Sally Arrowsmith Tony Baumert Brian Benson Michelle Berkley Karen Blajda Shari Bligh Jennifer Bogoslofski CLASS OF Joseph Bombard Amy Borrell Laura Boudreau Fred Brietsprecker Karen Broadhurst Kimberly Bronsord Ryan Buckelew Joan Bushey Kathy Caldon Michele Carney Paul Chambers Mary Champion Richard Cicero Maureen Clark John Coggins Darryl Colson Kirstii Compton Sarah Condon Sharon Cyboron Robert Cyr Dana Daddario Larry Derosier Guliana Difelice Robert DiGennaro Tammy DiTommaso Thomas Doane Jennifer Dowd Jody Drake Tracy Dunne J.R. Ehrhardt Christopher Ely Krista Engler Kenneth Falk Deborah Fitch Rosemary Fitzgerald Jennifer Fleury Adam Freyler Stephen Gallo Stacy Galiatsos Timothy George Troy Gfford Russell Gay Christa Gregory Jennifer Grouten John Guillemette fly A 68 Elaine Hale Michael Hale Lance Harriman Kim Hawkins George Hinckley Jacklyn Hinckley John Hinckley Robert Hinckley Lisa Hock Hodge 1988 Deborah Hofmann Peter Horan David Humiston Clofe Hunter Heather Huot Kristin Ingels Gregory Jasienski Audrick Jezisek Matthew Jolie Sandra Jolie Cynthia Kaplan Mark Keller Robert Klesczewski George Krar Michael Krepps Stacia Krynicki Laurie Kupau Carrie Lafond Kerri Larochelle Rebecca Leavitt Denise Lecuyer Jennifer Lee Cheryl Lemanski Joseph Lessard Christine Laina Jennifer Long Joanne Maiolo Nicole Marc Jacqueline Marchitto Carla Mariano Trisha Markowski Myriam Martinez Jennifer McKennedy Michele Medeiros Mark Meleski Suzanne Meunier Millick Patrick Milligan Darcy Mills Tracy Mills Kelly Milner Daniel Minninger Richard Misseri Derek Monegan Jennifer Monteleone Scott Monty 69 Lisa Morganweck Jodi Mrykalo Kimberly Murzyn Craig Muszynski Shannon Nameth Jim Nargi Lorien O’Connor Nicole Orr Noel Osowiecki CLASS OF 1988 Theodore Palkovic Kimberly Palmer Patricia Patterson Kim Peichert Gna Peretti Douglas Petillo Christopher Piejko Jeanine Plourd Robert Prevost James Purrington Kimberly Ridel Tammy Rood Jonathan Rubba James Rusczyk Pamela Ryan Kevin Sansone Luis Santiaigo Tracy Santos Lisa Schatz Marc Schmidt Charles Shanahan Mark Silkey Karen Smith Kevin Smith Todd Soklowski Rachel Southworth Suzanne Stolzenberg Jeffrey Strole Christopher Sturm Corey Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan Susan Sych Tammy Testa Laura Thomas Steven Turner Sabrina Tacey Corey Unger Bruce Wahl Dean Wassell John Watters Christy Webster Michael Winiarski Joseph Woodruff Jason Woodworth Rebecca Yost 70 FUTURE FARMERS P Manfreda, D. Hulevitch, J. Lipski, L. Wimpfheimer, J. Novak, E. Cook. Back Row: M. Keller, C. Unger, C. Mayer, S. Arrowsmith, K Blajda, S. Enderle, M. Champion. Front Row: K. Formanek, T. Palkovic, J. Cooley, M. Silkey, S. Bohner, L DeRosier, G Monti, P. Chambers, C. Ely, C. Shanahan. ADVANCED AGRICULTURE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AGRICULTURE I AND II 74 Back Row: T Clifford, A Lawler, L. Wimpf Back Row: J. Fletcher, F. Schultz, E. Lussier, W Reid, J. Roy, J. Guillemett Middle Row. B heimer. Front Row: L. Hunt, E. Cook. Sullivan, B. Hulevitch, L. Cardonell, R. Southworth, B. Bennett. Front Row: M Stulpin, D. Fluckiger. OF AMERICA ADVANCED AGRICULTURE Back Row: E. Markowski, P. Man- freda, D. Falotico, J. Novak, P. Peipul, M Benware. Front Row: B. Wright, S. Dallesander, A. Oiumet. Back Row: C. Muszynski, J. Nargi, F. Breitsprecker, G. Jasienski, A. Ehrhardt. Front Row: S. Bizier, T. Sokolowski, C. Sturm, K. Peichert, L. Bissonnette, J. Mrykalo. J. Hughes, G. Stewart, G. Bohner, R. Smith, J. Gregory, D. Hulevitch, S. Wadenklee, K. Dillon. 75 FARM OCTOBERFEST STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: M. Smith, S. Naughton, A. Jentzen, D. Lingcnfelter, J. Murray, J. Strole, B. Casinghino, K. Parsons, S. Lingenfelter, S. Galiatsos, S. Stolzenberg, T. Naughton. Front Row: S. Egolf, K. Kling, D. Case, K. Straite, H. Newton, K. Chamberlain. SKI CLUB Jodie Adamick, Scott Bolliger, Matt Bromson, Chris Caiazzo, Brian Casinghino, Kristen Chamberlain, Maureen Clarke, Catherine Coggins, Dana Daddario, Randy Demarest, Lori DiGennaro, Robby DiGennaro, Autumn Ducker, Deedee Dyer, Suzie Egolf, Krista Engler, David Galetta, Stacy Galiatsos, Troy Gifford, Meg Glime, Kelly Glynn, Peter Glynn, Bobby Harris, Debbie Hickey, Jason Hodge, Kathy Holbrook, Mary Jennings, Andrea Jentzen, John Kingman, Kristen Kling, Krissy Komer, Bobby Lanata, Danny Lawrence, Chris Linke, Diane Maiolo, Joanne Maiolo, Brian Mandirola, Jaydeen Martino, Mark Meleski, Tim Milligan, Kelly Milner, Derek Monegan, Dayna Mullen, Paul Murphy, Billy Nealon, Karen Parsons, Jennifer Paulen, Danny Peretti, Michelle Puglise, Sue Roche, Bruce Roy, Chip Schulte, Lisa Schwalbach, Melissa Schwalbach, Karen Smith, Michael Smith, Bobby Sobinski, Paul Stafford, Paul Stagg, Kim Straite, Keith Wild, Jason Woodworth, Becky Yost, John Kingman. 80 OFFICE AIDES II • •••• ii LIBRARY AIDES Standing H. Waterman, J. Harbold, B. Shimko. Kneeling: N. Carrieri, G. Mar tocchio, M Christian Sitting: J Wood, Mr. C., J Gregory AFS Top Row Kirstii Compton, Debbie Berry, Leeanne Plourd, Sara Reidy, David Russell. Amy Leach, Cheryl Lemanski, Kirsten Quitno, Brian Wright, Kristen Hynes, Mrs Cigal Bottom Row: Amy Borrell, Jennifer Long. Jeanine Plourd, Myriam Martinez, Laura Lara, Stacie Krynicki Missing Dawn Herndon, David McKennedy 81 PROJECT CARE L. Autorino, B. Baumert, C. Baumert, T. Belisle, B. Bennet, S. Bligh, K. Caldon, L. Carbonell, D. Case, M. Clark, S. Condon, A. Cook, L Corriveau, A. Davis, M. Devries, D. Dyer, L. DiGennaro, A. Ducker, S. Egolf, S. Estee, S. Galiatsos, M Glime, S. Golden, W. Graham, J. Griffin, M. Hastings, P. Hollingshead, B. Hulevitch, K. Ingels, C. Kaplan, L. Kolnsberg, N. Kosman, M. LaFrance, J. Long, L. Lara, A Lawler, H. Lawton, D. Maiolo, C. Lemanski, A. Little, J Martino, B Mason, J. McKennedy, M Medeiros, M. Messina, J. Moore, K Morrison, D Mullin, K Munday, H. Newton, J. Osowiecki, K. Palmer, K. Parsons, B. Patterson, K. Peltier, J. Pinny, K. Quitno, S. Reidy, S. Roche, T. Rood, J. Ryan, P. Ryan, T. Santos, L. Schatz, R. Southworth, P. Stafford, T. Stearns, J. Stewart, K. Straite, T. Tacey, L. Thomas, J. Webster, M Whitney, S. Winiarski. AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS AMBULANCE TECHNICIANS Margo McCarty, Brian Casinghino, Dawn Herndon, Kirstii Compton, An- Jeff Boyd, Cari Baumert, Paul Murphy, Judy Newhall, Michelle drea Jentzen, Amy Borrell. Melaney. SYMPHONIC BAND Top Row: D. Justice. S. Stolzenberg. M Anastasia. J. Dieli, J. Ford, C. Schulte. G. Heyse, S. Monty, T. Can¬ non, M. Daniel, R Cicero, R. Klesczewski, B. Me Quillan. B Mason. Director Mr Migliore. Second Row: S. Varholak, E. Seger. G. Hirt, S. Wilson, M McCarty, J. Lee, K. Compton, G. Norcross, R Miner, J. Bikowski, S. Hefflon. Third Row: A. Davis, A Newman, R. Meunier, B Boyd, D. Galletta, M. Jolie, D Petillo, J. Dowd, L Schatz Bottom Row: A. J. Char man. C Baumert, J Lennon, J. DeLeeuw, D Meunier, B Dion, C. Hefflon. H. Newton, L Palmer, J. Newhall, J. Marchitto. DANCE BAND Top Row: M. Anastasia, J. Dieli, J. Ford, S. Wilson, C. Schulte, T. Cannon, M Daniel, R. Cicero, J. Bikowski, S. Hefflon. Second Row: B. Boyd, D. Galletta, D. Petillo, M. Jolie, R. Meunier, J. Lee, A. J. Charman, S. Varholak, E. Seger, C. Mariano. NCCC BAND Top Row: B. Mason, J. Dieli, M Daniel, T. Can¬ non, E. Seger, A. J. Charman. Bottom Row: C. Hefflon, M. Anastasia, J. DeLeeuw, M McCar¬ ty, J. Lee. 84 CHORUS Bottom Row: J. Lagasse, M Lucia, C Hunter, P Ryan, J. Ryan, J Bushey, S. Tacey, C Kaplan, D Washburn, R. Cicero, M McCarty. P Rodney Middle Row: J Osowiecki, T. Mills, J Martino, C Webster, C. Hefflon, M Jennings, M Anastasia, T. Stearns, L. Hawkins, J. Stewart. M Hastings, R Hinkle, S. Winiar- ski, A Hardy, S. Cyboron. Top Row: R Hinckley, J. Woodruff, P. Muska, D. Bender, J. Webster. J. Osowiecki, E. Bigda, B. McQuillan, W Fothergill, P Stafford. NCCC CHORUS Top Row: W. Fothergill, P. Stafford, P Muska, J. Stewart, R. Hinkle, M Hastings. Bottom Row: J. Ryan, R. Cicero, J. Lagasse, S. Winiarski. BRASS ENSEMBLE Top Row: B. McQuillan, B. Boyd, M. Daniel, T. Cannon, R. Cicero. Bottom Row: M McCarty, R. Meunier, D. Petillo, D. Galletta, K. Compton. MADRIGALS Top Row: J. Webster, W. Fothergill, M. Miarecki, M. Jennings, R. Hinkle, P. Stafford, T. Stearns, B. McQuillan, J. Osowiecki. Bottom Row: J. Stewart, J. Ryan, J. Lagasse, J. Osowiecki, R. Cicero, S. Winiarski, M. Hastings, P Muska 85 SENIOR SEMI-FORMAL SAGITTA Sports Staff M. Christian, G. Martocchio, W. Fothergill, C. Cog¬ gins, M. Bulat, L. Meiberg, S. Lingenfelter, T. Remington, M. Bromson, R. Young. Editors W. Taylor, S. Lingenfelter, S. Huot, T. Rem¬ ington, J. DeLeeuw, M. Anastasia, S. Stone, D. Lingenfelter, N. Hall, M. Bromson, M. Bulat, L. Kolnsberg, S. Regan, Missing: C. Coggins, A. Stewart. Editor-in-Chief Layout Staff Ara Stewart A. Leach, J. Hinckley, D. Lingenfelter, C. Hawley, S. Regan, S. Long, M. Anastasia, C. Tupek. Photography Staff First Row: C. Hawley, M. Bulat, M Bromson. Second Row: C. Tupek, A Leach, N. Hall, W Taylor, R Young. Third Row: M Christian, G. Martocchio, S. Stone, W Fothergill Fourth Row: T. Remington, S. Long, J. Hinckley, L. Meiberg. Fifth Row: S. Regan, M Charbonneau. Advertising Staff Michelle Duval, Tara Remington, Michelle Charbon¬ neau, Michelle Bulat, Catherine Coggins, Charlene Hawley, Brenda Baumert. Literary Staff Copy Staff Top Row: N Hall, B Baumert, C. Tupek, M. Duval Bottom Row: J DeLeeuw, S. Stone, W Donna Chisnall, Amy Leach, Stephanie Huot, Taylor, L. Kolnsterg Stephanie Stone. 91 92 lor Society Ted Lyon Scott Morrison Ted Lyon 97 BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL Paul Stagg Standing: Manager R. Hepner, Coach Thomas, J. Alers, J. Dieli, W. Lancioni, D. Sheridan, P. Winiarski, T. Milligan, T. Cannon, R. Sobinski, Manager K. Worcester. Kneeling: M. Mandirola, D. Cardona, T. Maloney, R Mandirola, D. Sullivan, P Stagg, T. Sweatland. Wayne Lancioni, Coach Thomas Bob Mandirola Dave Sullivan Tim Milligan Mark Mandirola Dave Sullivan J.V. BASEBALL Standing Manager B Roy, B Penland, P Muska, K. Devin, D. Binder, B Boyd, T Cain, C. Bridges, Coach Savoie. Kneeling: B. Austin, G. Lyon, M. Fitzgerald, R. Miner, C. Caiazzo. Chuck Bridges Paul Muska Bill Austin 100 Standing Coach Uriccio, Manager M Markowski, E. Magnuson, K. Lumbruno, M. Glime, B Glime, K. Parsons. K Kavanagh. Manager K. Straite Kneeling: A Leach, M McCarty, A Sangiovanni, J. Mar tlno, K Morrison, S. Estee, P. Marek, M. Clark. Sitting: S. Alers, M. Dion, M. Bulat GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Kim Morrison S. Alers, M Bulat. K Parsons, M McCarty, J Martino, M. Clark, S. Estee Amy Leach 101 BOYS’ TENNIS Standing: A. Das, S. Galetta, T. Naughton, K. Daigle, Coach Duncan. Kneeling: J. Bikowski, B. Cas- inghino, C. Casinghino, P. Mann. Brian Casinghino Tom Naughton, Coach Duncan, Andy Das Kieth Wild, Mike Wislocki Tom Naughton Brian Casinghino Peter Mann 102 Standing: D. Lingenfelter, M. Prew, D. Dyer, H. Schuhmann, M. Currie, M. Schwalbach, S. Lingenfelter Kneeling: S. Naughton, K. Holbrook, S. White, D Case. Missing: A. Jentzen, K. Chamberlain Suzanne Lingenfelter Kathy Holbrook GIRLS’ TENNIS Dianne Lingenfelter Kathy Holbrook Suzanne Lingenfelter Susie Naughton 103 BOYS’ TRACK Joseph Miarecki Back row P Barrett, S. Nigro. C. Dion, M Daniels, B Mandirola, V Nigro, W Fothergill, Coach Thompson Middle row: Manager A Mason, G. Lemke, G Peppers, M Murzyn, S. Hefflon, M Whitney, R Sherman. K Mather, M Monette, A Ouimet, A Bennett. J Miarecki Front row: Manager B Mason, Coach Sinicrope, J Arnold, B Bailey, R Evans. W McQuillan, G Heyse, R Bazzano Mark Sullivan Victor Nigro Brian Mandirola Gary Heyse 104 Art Ouimet Matt Bromson Victor Nigro 105 GIRLS’ TRACK Back Row: J. Sauer, T. Holley, R. Wysocki, C. Sharp, K. Dorn, M. Jennings, S. Huot, R. Ross, C. Kriss, Y. Deramus (manager), A. Flynn. Middle Row: K. Little, T. Remington, J. Stewart, R. Kosman, J Wood worth, S. Roche, T. Holley, P. Rodney, B Sullivan Front Row: Coach Nappier, A Hixon, K Leahan, C. Leavitt, L. Gebhart, L. Schwalbach, K. Millick, L. Webb, Assistant Coach L. Goodwin. Amy Hixon Ronda Kosman Jamie Stewart 106 Cindy Leavitt, Mrs. Novak Jamie Stewart Becky Ross Cindy Leavitt Standing Coach Fuller. C Unger. E Stolzenberg. P Muska. M Smith. B Patterson. C Fricke. J Woodworth. M Fitzgerald. G Norcross. D Petillo. G Harbold. Manager S Reidy Kneeling J Miarecki. K Wild. D Galetta. J Muska. S Hefflon. B Austin. G Lyon. B Bellmore. M Osowiecki. R Klesczewski. A Birbilis Sitting M Meleski. M Johe, D Peretti. G Colson. J Woodcock. J Hinckley. L Harriman Gary Colson GIRLS’ CROSS¬ COUNTRY Marsha Anastasia Sue Roche Ellen Seger Lori O’Connor Standing Coach Laemel. Manager J Osowiecki. C Dorn. J Lennon. K Munday. J Stewart. K Hynes. S Meumer. C. Sharp. L O’Connor. Coach Dougherty Kneeling B Sullivan, K Sullivan. S Roche. E Seger. M Anastasia. S. Stolzenberg. R Kosman. J. Long. 109 Standing N Condon. G Peppers. J Viscomi. W Lancioni. T Cannon. T Naughton. D Sheridan. J Dieli. B Man Bob Mandirola dirola, M Mandirola. M Bussolari. Coach Aniello Kneeling P Cyr. P Stagg. C Caiazzo. B Mandirola. C Sullivan. D Sullivan, J Kingman, M Bromson. M Blanchard. M Edwards 110 Maureen Clark Jaydeen Martino Lori DeGennaro. Kim Morrison Coach Galiatsos, K Morrison. S. Lingenfelter, G. Peretti. M Glime, L DiGennaro, A Markowski, T Remington. D Dana Daddario Lingenfelter. M McCarty. Manager K Straite. Manager T Markowski Kneeling D Daddario, K Smith. A Sangiovan ni. S. Estee, M Clark, K Parsons. J. Martino. D. Fitch. S. Estee, Linesman Sitting: J. Fleury, G. DeAngelis, J Dowd. S. Naughton, M Bulat. S. Galiatsos. K Remington. Linesman. Amy Markowski Amy Markowski 114 Melissa Schwalbach Cindy Leavitt Lisa Gebhart Standing: Manager T Mills. S. Alers, C. Dillon. S. Cyboron. B Leavitt. A Flynn. M Schwalbach. C. Bland. K. Julie Pelinsky Holbrook. K Komer, Coach Novak Kneeling Manager R Wysocki, C. Fabi, K Glynn. A Hixon, H Newton, S Egolf. K Chamberlain. K. Kling. Manager E Mills. Sitting: B Mason. M Jennings. L Schwalbach, J Pelinski, L Gebhart, C. Coggins, C. Leavitt. Kristen Chamberlain Susie Egolf Cindy Leavitt 115 BOYS’ CROSS¬ COUNTRY Phil FWrett Scott Morrison, Charlie Shanahan Standing: Coach Sullivan, A. Bennett. P. Barrett, A. Ouimet, S Morrison, J. Alers, E Gogulski. Kneeling: C. Shanahan, M Fitch, T. Stearns, P Horan, J Borgio, M Monette GYMNASTICS Michael Winiarski Wayne Andrews Steve Sullivan Buddy Dunn Standing Chuck Thompson. D Hofmann. G. Heyse. M Sullivan. W Andrews. B Casinghino. M Miarecki. M Carney Kneeling: S Sullivan. D. DeNomme. P Milligan. B Dunn. N Andrews, C Piejko Sitting: P Murphy. D Colson. M Winiarski. P Dunn Linda Mciberg Laurie O’Connor Standing: Coach Kulina. K. Heintz. C. Baumert, A Ducker. J. Horan, K. Palmer, M Carney Managers S. Sullivan. D. DeNomme Kneeling: L. Meiberg, K. Kling, J Maiolo, C. Hefflon. S. Stolzenberg. Sittinq: J. Fleury, L. O’Connor, S. Hinckley, J. Lee. Cindy Hefflon Sharon Hinckley Michelle Carney Joanne Maiolo CHEERLEADING Janet Wood Darcey Case, Nikki Carrieri Erin Magnusan Top: E. Magnuson; Middle: L. Watkins, J Wood; Standing: T. Harris, M Racine, N Bolliger. Nikki Carrieri Cathy Blickarz Michelle Racine CHEERLEADING Top: J. Plourd, L. Plourd Middle: S. Nameth, B Wood, B Bennett, T Keating, J. Hinckley. Bot tom: C Kavanaugh Shannon Nameth Julie Hinckley Beth Wood Top B Wood, T. Keating, S. Nameth Middle: B Bennett, J. Plourd Bottom: C Kavanaugh. J Hinckley, L. Plourd Keith Formanek Tim George J.V. HOCKEY Lincoln Hugo Standing manager. K Ingles. D Falotica, B Patterson, P Frye. D Galletta. E Schmidt. R DiGennaro. T George. M Schmidt. Coach Green Kneeling. J Lessard. P Murphy. L Marinaciro. K Formanek. L Hugo. P Milligan Paul Murphy Peter Frye Lincoln Hugo VARSITY HOCKEY Pete Mann, Tim Milligan Standing Coach Green. L Marinaccio. G Heyse, T Milligan, T Varholak, G. Gunn. P Mann. B Austin. P Fry. R DiGennaro. T Heyse. Coach Odierna. Coach Gunn Kneeling E Schmit, P Milligan. B Harris. J Petkovich. K For manek, D. Galetta. D. Humiston, Managers A Markowski. A Little Gary Heyse Bob Harris Pete Mann Jay Petkovich 122 Gary Heyse Dave Humiston Billy Austin J.V. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Standing: Coach Turcotte, K. Sullivan, H. Huot, T. Markowski, K Morrison, B. Leavitt, D Fitch, J. McKennedy, G. Peretti. Kneeling: S. Condon, C. Mariano, T. Dunn, J. Dowd, L. Schatz. Debbie Fitch Kim Morrison Gina Peretti Becky Leavitt VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Stephanie Huot Standing: S. Huot, L. Gebhart, A. Sangiovanni, A. Flynn, K Morrison, Coach Nappier. Kneeling: S. Naughton, D. Fitch, C. Sharp. Kim Morrison Annette Flynn 125 VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL Greg Lyon Standing: D. Sheridan, T. Naughton, M. Daniel, R. Young, T. Lyon, G. Stewart, Coach Anjello. Kneel¬ ing: P. Barrett, S. Morrison, D. Sullivan, G. Lyon, M. Williams. Missing: A. Ouimet. Ray Young Ted Lyon s T A T E C H A M P S 127 Jeff Ford Mark Mandirola Mark Mandirola Tom Mitchell Greg Lyon 128 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Rob Prevost 4 Jeff Strole Coach Allen Standing: J. Watters, T Baumert, R. Prevost, J. Strole, J. Woodworth, J Rubba, J. Coggins, Manager M. Clark, Coach Allen. Kneeling: P. Collazo, N. Andrews, J. Bombard, D. Petillo, P. Horan P. Horan J. Woodworth J. Rubba INDOOR TRACK C. Fabi A Bennett SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Michelle Bulat Vice President Suzanne Lingenfelter Secretary Tara Remington Treasurer Tom Naughton Representatives Dianne Lingenfelter and Brian Casinghino SECRETARY TREASURER REPRESENTATIVES 135 The Sagitta Staff 136 CLASS We, the class of 1985, entered Suffield High in September of 1981 with great expectations of the next four years. Our first project, ordering our class jackets, was a success, and we proudly displayed them when they arrived. We ex¬ citedly awaited the pep ral¬ ly, but our meager prepara¬ tions and “too-cool-to- cheer” attitudes brought us down to earth. We came in fourth, but chalked it up to inexperience — we would do better the next year. In the meantime, we got rides to McDonald’s with up¬ perclassmen, and cheered ourselves up with Quarter Pounders and French fries. We came back as confi¬ dent sophomores, glad to have the freshmen looking up to us for a change. We all commented on how short the freshmen seemed and how we never could have been that obnoxious when we were so young. Being a class to break tradition, we changed companies when it came time to order our rings. The change was for the better and when the rings arrived, we happily displayed them to anyone and everyone. Our junior year was the HISTORY real beginning for the class of 1985. We pulled together, exceeding our can¬ dy sale goals, as well as coming in second place in the pep rally. We eagerly awaited our junior prom and when it arrived, it lived up to our expectations. In our taffeta gowns and hand¬ some tuxedos, we danced the night away at La Renaissance to the song, “Heaven.” The next day we flocked to the beaches (despite the weather) so that the fun wouldn’t have to end. June came and the graduates went. It was up to us now — we would be the next senior class. Now it’s our turn! Our senior year started off powerfully with a successful magazine drive. We came together and showed the underclassmen what we could do. To celebrate our success, we held a semi- formal and indulged ourselves at Friendly’s. We spent hours at Frankie’s after the basketball games, eating pizza and grinders. Now, as graduates, we have found unity in our class. We are all individuals, but we have a common goal — the welfare of the class of 1985. 137 Jeff Alers J.V Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball 1; Cross Country 3, 4 Wayne Andrews Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Co- Captain 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Tempest “Maria” Anastasia Varsity Cross-Country 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 4, All State Band 2, 3, NCCC Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Regional Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band 4; Dance Band 3, 4. Gymnastics 2; Class Representative 1; Musical 1; Pit Or chestra 2, 3. 4. All Eastern Band 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook. Co- Layout Editor 4 Lori Autorino Chorus 1; Robed Choir 1; Track 4 Phil Barrett Cross-Country 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4; Track 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1.2. Brenda Baumert Project Care 3, 4. Yearbook 4 138 Michael Blanchard Soccer 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1; Octoberfest; Track 2. I EdBigda Musicals 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4, Indoor Track 3, 4, Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Tempest Cathy Blickarz Scott Bolliger Freshman Basketball; J.V. Basketball 1 Granite” Wood Junior Prom Committee 3; J.V Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4 139 140 Jeff Boyd Suffield Volunteer Ambulance Association 3, 4, CPR Instructor 3, 4. Project Care 2, 3, 4; Peer Educator 2, 3, 4 “Char” Buckley Project Care 1. “Shelly” Bulat Class President 1, 3, 4; Jacket Committee 1; Octoberfest 1, 3, 4; Pep Rally Commit tee 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee Chairman 2; Junior Prom Committee Chairman 2, 3; Softball 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4; Asst Photography Editor 4, Magazine Sale Committee 4; Senior Semi-Formal 4; Boys’ Varsity Basketball Manager 4 “Bromps” Bromson J.V Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 4; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Ten¬ nis 3; Yearbook 3, 4. “Buss” Bussolari J.V. Soccer 3; Varsity Soccer 4 Kim Caldon Project Care 1, 2, 3. Genny Cannon Special Olympics, Boys ' Cross Country Manager 3, 4 Brian Casinghino Varsity Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball; J.V Basketball 2, 3; Class Representative 1, 2; Student Council Treasurer 3; As Schools Match Wits 2, 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Ski Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Tim Cannon Training Band 1; Symphonic Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. J.V Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; NCCC Band 2, 3, 4; All Conference Soccer 3, 4; Brass Choir 3, 4 U ’ 0 “The Bandit’’ Casstevens FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Parliamentarian; Auction Chairman 3; AFS Club. “Charbie’’ Charbonneau Yearbook 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4 141 Yearbook 3, 4; Project Care 1. Shellie Cicero Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Gymnastics 3; Robed Choir 1, 2. 4, Chorus 1, 2. 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; NCCC Chorus 1, 2, 4. Divisional Chorus 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 142 “Cog” Coggins Madrigals 1; Field Hockey 2, 3; J V Basketball 2, 3; Softball Manager 2; Year book 3, 4. Advertising Editor 4; Senior Prom Committee 3, 4. Musical 1; Ski Club 4. Tennis 4 Walter Cole Library Aide 4 Doug Colson Paul Cyr 143 John Dieli J.V Soccer; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; J.V Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Train¬ ing Band 1; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 2, 3, 4; NCCC Band 3, 4; Regional Band 3, 4; Candy Sale Captain 3; National Honor Socie¬ ty 3, 4; Band Vice-President 4 Shelly” Duval Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Gymnastics 3, 4; Year book 4; Boys’ J.V. Soccer Manager 2; Musicals 3, 4 Ladoo DeLeeuw Training Band 1; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; NCCC Band 3, 4; Regional Band 3, 4; Computer Education Committee 3, 4. Yearbook. Assis tant Literary Editor 4; Band Secretary 4 Kel” Drake Varsity Gymnastics 1; J.V Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleadiang 3 Marc Edwards J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. 144 “Bird” Engler Junior Prom Committee 3; Library Aide 3 “Chill Will” Fothergill Track 2, 3, 4. Indoor Track 2, 3. 4. Madrigals 2, 3, 4. Robed Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; NCCC Chorus 4; Musicals 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4 “T. J.“ Geary Concert Band 1, 2. 3; Dance Band 1, 2. 3; Robed Choir 2; Basketball 1; Musicals 1, 2, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Y.A.C. 1, 2; Tennis 2, 4 “Gebby” Gebhart Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Varsity Field Hockey 3. 4; Senior Prom Committee 4 Mike Gemme Lance Gifford Mark Glunt Marlene Harriman Bob Harris Ski Club 4; J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4. J.V. Soccer 2. Jody Harbold Tom Heys« Cross Country 1. 2, 3, Hockey 1; Musicals 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; NCCC Chorus 1.2. 3. 4 Cindy Hefflon Chorus 1, 4; Symphonic Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Training Band 1. 2. Recorders 3. 4. Musicals 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. 4; Ring Committee 2; NCCC Band 4. National Honor Society 3. 4 Debbie Hickey Ski Club 4, Gymnastics 2. Judy Hinckley Yearbook 4. Boys’ Varsity Soccer Manager 4 Jim Hughes 147 “Steph Huot Track 1, 2, 3. 4. All Conference Track 3; J.V Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Captain 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. Yearbook, Copy Editor 4 Mary Jennings Cross Country 1; J.V Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1. 2, 3; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; J.V Field Hockey 2; Varsity Field Hockey 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Ski Club 1, 4. Pep Rally Committee 1; Candy Sale Captain 3. Jenny Justice Lynn Kolnsberg Gymnastics 1, 2, Captain 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Library Aide 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Musicals 3, 4. Nikki” Kosman CLASS MUSICIANS John and Marsha CLASS LAUGH Jay and Lisa BEST DRESSED BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Greg and Lisa Peter and Judy CLASS THESPIANS CLASS SPIRIT Mark and Margo Brian and Michelle MOST OPTIMISTIC Tim Cannon and Margo McCarty CLASS FLIRTS John and Janet BALLOT MOST TALKATIVE MOST STUDIOUS John and Stephanie Tommy and Marsha DONE MOST FOR CLASS Dianne, Suzanne, Tara and Michelle CLASS INDIVIDUALISTS John and Cami BEST LOOKING Scott and Tracey FRIENDLIEST John Merrill and Michelle Bulat CLASS CLOWNS Jim and Judy CLASS ARTISTS Matt and Cathy MOST POPULAR David and Michelle Mairi LaFrance Laura Lara Audrey Lata Danny Lawrence Amy Leach Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS Club. President 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Senior Prom Committee 4; Pep Rally Committee 3. “Di Lingenfelter Class Secretary 1; Class Representative 2. 3, 4; Student Council Representative 2, 3, Vice President 4; Yearbook 3, 4, Co-Layout Editor 4, Jacket Committee 1. Ring Committee 2; Candy Sale Chairman 2. 3. Magazine Committee 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Banquet Committee 4. Graduation Committee 4; Oc- toberfest 1, 2, 3. 4, Pep Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Games Refresh ment Committee 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, Gris’ Basketball Manage r 2, 3; Indoor Track 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Cindy Leavitt Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 3, 4; Candy Sale Captain 3. Sue Lingenfelter Class Vice President 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Jacket Committee 1; Ring Committee 2; Candy Sale Captain 3; Magazine Comittee 3, 4; Octoberfest 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Games Refresh ment Committee 2, 3; Senior Banquet Committee 4; Graduation Committee 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Yearbook 3, 4. Assistant Sports Editor 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Gris’ Basketball Manager 2. 3; Indoor Track 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 153 Lip Lipski FFA “Kir Little Gymnastics 2; Children’s Theater 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Madrigals 2; Musical 2. Library Aide 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; State Drama Competition 3, 4; Oc toberfest 3, 4; Pep Rally Committee; Senior Prom Committee 4 Varsity Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Golf 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Paula Mandeville Basketball Manager 2; Track Manager 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. Brian Mandirola J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2. 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2. 3, 4. Bob Mandirola J.V Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4 154 Deirdre Mahoney Pete Mann Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 3, Junior Prom Committee 3 Ed Markowski 155 Gina Martocchio Boys’ Gymnastics Manager l, 2, 3; Freshman Basketball Manager 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Prom Committee 4; Yearbook, Sports Editor 4 Beth Mason Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Training Band 1, 2; Indoor Track 3; Track Manager 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 2, 3; Ring Committee 2; Project Care 2, 3, 4, Peer Educator 2, 3, 4; Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4; NCCC Band 4, National Honor Society 3, 4; Madrigal Dinner 4 Sharon Mason Hostess 2; NCCC Chorus 1; NCCC Band 2, 3. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4; Project Care 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 3. Regional Orchestra 3, 4; Chairman Deck the Halls ’85 2. Linda Meiberg Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Yearbook 4 John Merrill J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3; J.V Baseball 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Prom Committee 4. 156 Denise Meunier Mike Miareckl Band 1.2, 3, 4; Dance Band 4 Mo Morrison Cross Country 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, J V. Basketball 1. 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Michael Murzyn Michele Myers Track 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. Ski Club 4 157 Tom Naughton Freshman Basketball; J.V Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; As Schools Match Wits 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Bill Nealon Ski Club 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3. Greg Packard J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Basketball 3; Track 1; Class President 2; Student Council Representative 3, National Honor Society 3, 4; As Schools Match Wits 4 Victor Nigro Freshman Basketball; Indoor Track 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. 158 Greg Raynes Sandra Regan Yearbook 3, 4, Asst. Layout Editor 4; Senior Prom Committee 4. Michael Richard Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 3, 4 Tara Remington Class Treasurer l;|Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Girls’ Basket ball Manager 2. 3; Boys’ Basketball Manager 4. Senior Prom Committee 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 2, 3; Yearbook 3, 4, Assistant Advertising Editor 4; Octoberfest 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Jacket Committee 1, Ring Committee 2; Candy Sale Chairman 3; Basketball Games Refreshment Committee 2, 3; Senior Banquet Committee 4; Graduation Committee 4; Magazine Committee 3, 4 s ' Toni Reynolds “Spectra” Ross Track 1.2. 3,4 159 As Schools Match Wits 2, 3, 4 Ellen Seger Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Track 1; NCCC Band 4; Band Trasurer 3, 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Training Band 1; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Musical 1. ”Dano” Sheridan J.V Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball; J.V Basketball 2; Varsi ty Basketball 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale Captain 3. Lisa “Schwalbacher” J.V. Field Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 1.2. 4 Karen Simmons Ring Committee 3. 160 Steve Slamon Russell Smith Paul Stagg J V Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; J.V Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4 Ara Stewart Field Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 2, Madrigals 1, 2; Softball 4; Senior Prom Committee 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4; Ring Committee 2; Candy Sale Cap¬ tain 3; Ski Club 1. 161 David Sullivan Varsity Baseball 1, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; J.V Basketball 1; Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 2 , Candy Sale Committee Captain 3; Pep Rally Committee 2. 3,4 Blondie Stone Project Care 2, 3, 4, Peer Educator 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 4; Girls’ Track Manager 2; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Yearbook, Assistant Copy Editor 4; Madrigal Dinner 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Banquet Committee 4; Senior Prom Com¬ mittee 4 Mark Sullivan Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 2. 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Laurel Music Comp 1, 2, 3; Center for Creative Youth 2; Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Host 2. Tim Sweatland Wendy Taylor Robed Choir 1; Project Care 1; Girls’ Gymnastics Manager 3; Yearbook, Photography Editor 4. 162 Wendy Terry Ring Committee 2 “Sis” Tupek Yearbook 4; Candy Sales 3; Library Aide 1, 2, 3; Office Aide 1, 2, Project Care 1, 2, 3; Ring Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3 “Cindy” Vieten “Annie” Viets Ring Committee 2; Library Aide 2, 3, 4 JEFF ALERS leaves “Suds’’ the next two years to be her best ever, and to Maureen WILLIAM FOTHERGILL leaves the future S.H.S. track and field members the new all the memories and happiness they have shared. uniforms they never got He leaves Frank Pacocha the two-year-old bag of mar MARSHA ANASTASIA leaves an awesome girls’ cross-country team to an evernbet f ,, n y I f ghind his music, and he leaves Suffield High nothing Mr u n SALLY GEA ter eason next year (if that ' s possible) with two of the best coaches around n lrs. L She also leaves much love, respect, and appreciation f ndthanks SALLY GEARY ' l v Mi. .-tht h u4 rt fa L da lane, Mr Gowdy one million zas D K Lisa all the memories of laughter and Thanks to Jeff and Maureen for everydillja ' ' X ® 1 romfs of friendship forever, and thanks and love to T J Sr and WAYNE ANDREWS leaves Gnatman a G|Ia Vjlal Xri e honfe tfe anug, John pasta — I couldn’t have made it without you. a pantry and crunchy peanut butter. Pit a T-shirt, Stacy lunch at Friendly’s, Neil, r LfcA SHBHART leaves Catherine the memory of the river and all they- embarrass moment tpgelh f he leaves Cindy, Ara nfjptnfcbf merest years of , ind Melissa and Sue take the bus to school. Missy a smile, Vic steroids, Mike a parking space, Miarecki a block of sugar. Geebee some muscle. C.H a date, a dream, and a menk |y. and ' P J.R memories PHIL BARRETT leaves Twisted Brothers, The Big Weeks and the parties, and to the cross-country team and coach Sullivan, he leaves the long roads of Suffield. Later, homme-boys and homme-girltes BRENDA BAUMERT leaves her best times to all her friends who helped to make them happen, especially M.D., A.L., C.R.J., T R , J.B., C.T.i PC., and everyone else. She leaves the rest of “the crew” to manage on their own, Al. her best friend, • all the fun times, smiles, and tears of the past six years, her nickname p anyone who can handle them; a book of passes tfcVr Woviprd; Shellieaotfincfhat own nde-to work, and love to Can and Tony with the aopo tha hey enjo righ s ool a nuch as ® she did. TRACEY BENOIT leaves all the great times with L.M . SLL.. J.H., J.W . and C.B to Nicole and Tiffany to keep them going, a blue jacket « 1 or Craig, a tsukahara for Kristen, lots of luck to Todd, and future thoughts to Timmy. CATHY BLICKARZ leaves all the good times and shared memories to the Varsity Cheerleaders, and to all her good friendi, S.L., J.H., J.H., T.B.. J.W . N.C., M.C all her love _ SCOTT BOLLIGER leaves wi| friends, good luck to sister Nicole, q itfr fond memories of all he g®d timfs spent with M ind futurtfhappffless to all his friends f 9 MATT BROMSON leaves K.G. his car keys future goalfts hiJ melly gloves, to his friends his good luck, and to someone’s horsefcrushed hay. MICHELLE BULAT leaves Tara gas mone £ r the Mobil gas station in Stafford and all of the memories with P.S.J., also, the twins lusting for B.S., R.F. and the WIZARD KIM CALDON leaves her sister Kathy lots of luck, her partying to all the juniors and lots of luck and thanks to Kellie for always listening. GENNY CANNON leaves Mrs Williams a peaceful and quiefE penod 0 BRIAN CASINGHINO leaves many grea? memc es w h Pe p, TedRPaul. Tom. and all of his friends, tennis, basketball, and much more to Lori; Dolphin dynasty to Frick. _edible trip with Carl, Pete, Steve, and Bun; Crazyman at Frankie ' s to Jay- deen. I jm, and Sue; ASMW to Andy and Mrs. O’D; runs to Cumbies with Chris, a paltry paper to Mrs Zak, a sunken battleship to Mr Roy, and many great memories of S H : JAY CHR. TIAN leaves the last of the Woody laugh to all the teachers, all the par ties he hac o T S . all the time spent at yidr s to Howard Hughes, aivd all his love to Sandra a 0 0 RICHEL1M CICERO leaves Suffield High with a smile and a wink, a “Hi Shell. ” to Brian, PetA ane everyone else involved. Thanks, hugs and memories to Lisa, Mar sha, Mary. M ugo, Jill, Sally. Tom, Pete. Greg, Brian. Ted, Jen, Marc. Ellen, Scotty, John, and good luck to Rick, the last Cicero. LISA COAT those uno p CATHERINE ( barrassing 1 reasons to talks; watch ou JENNIFER Mr Thomas $4 Marsha a mole, JOHN DIELI k Chez Paree to leaves Paul to E 6 bench to futur friends. KELLY DRAKE hugs for her friends MICHELE DUVAL happiness, and crazi C.T..S.W .P.M., J MARC EDWARDS Buss. John, Matt, h next year’s Varsity CAMI ENGLER tc Catherine chopping [I leaves her buddy Sal, and all the memories. She leaves nerds’’ s. but most importantly, she leaves. to v P R Viobfle 1 of het lift to to John and Mike, the most em- -isa. to a th M Df runs arfl ec vith zucchini, to Cami the HOGGINS leaves the new F lents, and the best times c work, to Cindy a little red car covered those brick walls! iEUW leaves Mr Roy a bear hug, Mr. K. all of her halftime jokes, 17 for every test tube she broke, Mrs. Kinney a bottle of aspirin. hn a brownie, and Mike D. a box of goobers (with 20 points!) many thanks to Mr Thomas, the memories of Montreal and , Tim. and Jeff. Thank You For The Music to M. (LS. Y.) hie the Night” at Billy’s, the maRkuneSof the “wreck-dept” and the varsity soccer players, and xnariks to Mo, J4y, and all of 4 es with a smile on her face, the Dead floating on her mind, and paves J.W. his own good locker, a suzy-Q to PM, her smile, ess to Mr K.. and to her friends: C.B., M.M , M.C., B.B., A L., D.H., D M , J.B., D M., W.A., and anyone else she missed kves all of the great memoricgoi the good times wit Mike, and Paul He leaves his beat up cleats and4he belt of luck to ' fcer Team. He also leaves an l.O.U. to “go outside” to Kim. , Lisa doing cages. Cindy falling asleep iloing homework, ■es and Ara packing them, and Sue, a new hair color. Me. and Melissa and Sue the great memoriA Of field hockey , � NATALIE HALL leaves 180 hugs to K. fof he f year, ' the memories of Rome and Paris in the springtime to Wendy, and her love and appreciation to all the teachers who supported her through the everyday crises of high school life JOHANNA HARBOLD leaves her brother Greg all of her extra credits so he can graduate from Suffield High. . BOB HARRIS leaves DeanPereJJyp BW51?ffieJ omt c ote juice A Hrniniritirn rT 1 HI yonrferfel cfuiet b� £ rides th Jest of the Pro- jectConcern students. She fls 1« es Tonya her times of laughter and tears, and a djnw t c Tfrqp CirTOY HtFFT-ON leaves B D. to B.D., Spot with one more year to “ruff it,” Wayne never to ride another roller coaster, special thanks to Mrs Laemel and Mr P for their support over the years, and Scott, Jay, and Christy to carry on the Hefflon name. . 1 DEBBIE HICKEY leaves Turn to carry on all their wild acts, and MMM thinks fjr be¬ ing a good friend. . JJfJDY H0JCKLEY leaves all thf ggpd tu es th t male her two years at S H.S. the best, T.B., J.W ■ L MR C Ef. T.N., M.C., S R . T.S., J.H., thanks and luck to T.N., N .L.( mostly to Sandy with whom she shared many crazy times and some bad, and leaves thanks for always being there STEPHANIE HUOT leaves all of the dock-watching, Kleenex-carrying, and challenges of high school to her staters. Heather and Rhonda. MARY JENNINGS leaves many thanks to Napps and Me, G., feb-oh 9 to ap oh. tfci Pine Trees, and the mercu machine to Ren4e, Teet Sv irts a cAsh hetnet to Scout, and sp ecial love to Leece and D sr J • KIM KOCHERT leaves Wiliams many aspirin for tn. hard times she had work ing with Lin , Mr ullii n an empty sk. Arsenault 6 tons of coffee, Michelle, Jacl . Dawn, Beth. Barbie, Elaine, and Kim still in school, and Mrs. Zak an extra bag of gum drop� . LYNN KOLNSBERG leaves Larry thanks for 4ft his help, love, and understanding She’ll never forget him or the twins; to Beth, good luck and thanks. AUDREY KURAS leaves early, but wills her alfponds to M L,., a badmil on flet to R.L..gym class to D M , and all the men rie vtth Q l . M L MR. M H., and S.G MIMI LARB le res ll the flem ries of the great times shared with Aud, Wenis, ayd Paular She leaves H.B to Wenis and Aud., the partying for Aud to clean up, and P M. all the laughs at S.P. MAIR1 LAFRANCE leaves good times and memories to Lori, t «pple of EFMZP to Patti, great times to Diane, and a lot of luck in the future to everyone else. WAYNE LANCIONI leaves Rita all the good times they had in tfie piastTwo years and the hop e for many more £ • f ♦ AMANDA LAWLER leaves special feelirxjs or Nike the best ' of luckjp: Sally, Pam, Kathy, Art, Modd Larru. Stgye. Karen, Kim, T mmy, Gary, Lynn, Lyell, Michyl, Lauras milk ana cookies to MR J . lrs Potter knowing that she’s M ecial, Mr Fuller. of ner problems, Mrs “Mel” her Project Care tears, Larry, Todd, and Steve to someday rule the bus. Todd to finally get IT,” Steve to stay Macho, and Larry to sing Hello Again ” AMY LEACH leaves Peter all the great times they shared going to New Hampshire and Holyoke, Ms Na ppier her badminton racket, and Mrs Novak her raquetball racket so she can practice with a Pro. JOHN LEAHAN leaves fr m th Nort westf ornet of bra d ne cresfent rndon ClNfcY LEAVfTT leaves C.C. to get a real car, the great Limesm the P R. — Blurple mobile, L.Gy 9 honky hon and the ultimate burb alert, A S. a certain day at the beach and % cigarette lighter for her truck, C.E. the B.F.H.E. and studying at Friendly s, and Herb a lot of memories DIANNE LINGENFELTER leaves Tara all the chocolate ice cream with mound£ of hot fudge and all of the french fries she could ever eat at Friendly’s. She t£ave memories of the “middle luneh” and DAV. R.M.. D.3 BY, P B., n d TS to Michelle, and lastly, she leaves, hoping Lynn. Chr Da d. ar Sc t have as gre t memories of S H.S as she,did m ' a f • ■ f SUZANNE LINGENFELTER leaves many unforgettabtP ' memories of the soccer bench to the “lousy” players, to Tara, her own private telephone line at S.H.S. for all h r “call work” messages, she leaves Lynn Millick to carry on the tradition of Being the “Big Sister,” hop es her brothers, David and Scott, are as successful at S.H.S as she was. JOHN LIPSKI leaves Murphy’s law to all Vo-Ag students and Sue W to no one 164 WILL TED LYON leaves Mr Aniello with his first State Championship, J. G. Gregor a $17 bill at Pal Joey ' s, the Phi Slamma Jamma team and Cheerleaders all the great bus rides hom C L. many great memories, and the awesome all nighters to Pete, Mo � Phil. Phil, and Brian • � • PAl )IA MANDFVlULEgeaves all the great times with M mi Audf and Mar and the Firebird l s of love to Mike, and ail tile sgecufl tirrfts they shared. BRIAN MANDIIRjLA leaves the tobacco to Brian, Keene to Michele, and the next year to Ted ROBERT MANDIROLA leaves his brother. Mark, to keep alive all the memories of Suffield High School. PETER MANN leaves lots of great memories of 5 .H.S., 15 to the hockey team with lots of headaches; rapier wit to the tennis squad, legend of Ral, the Dunes; all his bud dies — MaHerb, Brit.£hic, Tom, Greg.Taul, £hil, the Twisted Jlrotjjgrs poller and phillies. biJlVost of all the memory o a £xx friend. thpDob AMY MARkC SKI leave p£ , J.W , and Ricky th best of luck next year, the hockey team whoeve? can handle picking up their mouthguards, and Trish good luck in her next three years GINA MARTOCCHIO leaves S.H.S with a lot of memories, good and bad. BETH MASON haves memories of good times with Eddie B , Wayne A . Mike R . Rich M . Mike S . Till M . Missy H . and especially Lynn K , thanks to Mr. Sinicrope. K . Mr Gowdy, Mrs Laemel. and “P” for putting up with her She also leaves hugs for everyone ItV • • • SHARON MA brf leavgp Dghn meflories A Richard Gere running up the stairs and me falling down them. Geoff all the memories of the past and hopes for the future, and S L screaming to the man in the middle of the road MARGO McCARTY leaves a bad joke to Sue and Di, a quotable quip to Wendy, plastic money to Shellie, a Brooklyn (as opposed to French) accent to Doc, good luck to Cindy K , immeasurable appreciation to her teachers (esp Math and SciJhce), ' and the rest of her estate to charity, since she is the last of the McCartys LINDA MEIBERG Ig es Mr Picard a rqg Fe ari for Qiristpas. Jfev aftrideo tape of g the Exorcist, look at jfte tfook j| mepGeoff, a mouthfulof sar d and a box of Kosher fried chicken, and Timmy and Lori all rt gr t advice Thanks for all the special memories I’ll miss you! DENISE MEUNIER leaves Karen W Dream Day, Gummy Bears, memories of Hart ford, and a bottle of Tylenol. Ann N all the “A’s” I never got! Renee, to borrow lunch money from, memories of parties, pizza, ice cream and movies, red lights! Basketball games, the cabbage-patch kid and S.G., a new BMX, Kim S. coqpnue § our search for my quart eijhint check in the gym), BLT; Kar emP a fig peanut butter leaves the Phi LAMMA JAMMA with all the bent rims in the and jelly sandwich! SCOTT MORRISON leaves t gym DAYNA MULLIN leaves school joyfully to continue her life, thanks to all her teachers who made a difference. Mason huge good luck, Kim and Rox all the memories of Algebra II, and leaves all her lonely days behind, finally knowing where home is MICHAEL MURZYN leaves, thinking of all the good times a S.ffrS ithft ic ary) John «V. 1 • MICHELE MYERS leaves her Ziailks to Her best friends. D P and B M . love, luck, and laughs to her twisted brothers and Jeff, and “May The Best Be Yours” to all her other friends J- TOM NAUGHTON leaves bent rims from Suffield Slamma Jamma. and memories of the winter of ’83-’84 with Theo, Mo, Ray-Ray, Stu, Sully, Dano, Pac, Stick, and the rest of the team He also leaves a spot on the soccer bench vacated by the graduating Bench Brothers He leaves good luck to the rest of the Naughton clan: Susie, Bob, and the little cheerleader, Ann Finally, he especially leaves 30 tg hisArotfer, Bob 9 GREG PACKARD leaves Mr A Jilo x a chalkboa l api agummer job; John. Tim. and Jeff, memories of Montreal. Jfetf and Anc , memories of Paris and showers. T.J. and Lisa, all his love; Burton to Kristen C.. Mr Duni, a room finally rid of Packards. Kelly, a bag of ice cubes, and Susie, his English editions DARLENE PHELPS leaves as the only Phelps girl of this generation She also leaves memories of the good times with Michelle, Anne. Diane. Cindy, and everyone else DEREK PIERCE leaves Vanessa anything she wants; Brad, styling gel, and Bruce, all $e Port-o-lets he can tip over SXNDRA REGAN leaves $50 for speeding ypkegan an xtra hf nse to Deft dre, a passing grade in Biology to Tiff nyt all the great memories and many thanks for help to Michelle; and to Jay. all the great times they spent together, and many more to come TARA REMINGTON leaves M B to P S.J boys’ basketball team and a 4 Academy baseball shirt, to the twins she leaves her 10 shirt and a newspaper clipping of the 1 Whalers’ front lineman, and hopes that Kris has a great high school career TONI REYNOLDS leaves love, thanks, and fond memories of Suffield High toM Williams, her friends, and most of the faculty, a year’s supply of arru a ruined b day party to Michelle and Tara __ Mjfl MICHAEL RICHARD leaves M.nes.; to Mark S he leaves an old bat at S.P.D.; to W A., a new VW (with a radio); to Dan L. to Rich M a deadhead shirt, to Johft V. a fret bus ride to I pair of very laf e ice cream cones, to Flash, good times 1 aryl to Meda, a hug goodbye hug. TED RO ' leaves his best times to J B , B B , and especially! LISA SCHWALBACH leaves her love, the army vehicle, ar| Melsie, a box of jello to Sue, the ultimate preppy in docksiderl ELLEN SEGER leaves Sue V a great mar.y sax solos to wail_ Dutch uncle, a great future to the cross-country team. Kristen K. two scars and her appreciation to the ‘girl next door,” and to Dann of luck g V ♦ f DI 1E SEYMOUR leaves Suffield High with all sorts of memorie H DANNY SHERIDAN leaves cousin Missy good times, and his brot B dy, best of luck in the three sports with Mr Aniello and Mr ThomaS B KAREN SIMMONS leaves a year’s supply of mcanudos to J.Of R.L , brother Dave, castle blueprints to B M . a sack of pancreas to J.C.’ of polyester to M.D., and a never-ending hug to T.B. PAUL STAFFORD leaves D C with a case of Jello, J.S a hand out, of 35 quiet minutes , mgnnoges of JtP.. AS and aspirin, F P with H a better t. thy P , and Mr C . knowing that 9 outfit 10 ain ' t bad Alft_ sTaGG leaves all of his smurf clothes to Jenny F . all of his foo Ip Lit W., many good memories to Suzie E , and many thanks to Mom He also lea dg Mr. Duni with no more Staggs to mess with. ARA STEWART leaves Jamie the truck which was never all hers STEPHANIE STONE leaves Gowdy and Larry K. love and appreciatior f guidance and friendship, hugs and smilesgo Mr Baker, presidency of the to Deedee. Mr. Dgm picking ou clothes. Michae B g snowball at ”tl laugher agd tears with Rox.Njillian, Kim, andA“ M in B27. treasured mei Uln with J V . E B . M S . Kirs. ’Cilia, Gwen. Schwab, PA, Mar. Sue. Gnatt leaves Jenny to carry on the” tradition, crumbs in the S.S.O., and the tape r running. DAVID SULLIVAN leaves, passing down uniform 2 to his brother, Corey, of the five Sullivan brothers, to carry on the tradition. MARK SULLIVAN leaves Math Forever, W.A. many owed rides and a bat, E-BH| more insults, K K a daily hug yd agfHi-ho,” W.F a supra r opera role, fritiHly Frank a hunclpof boring ki k who sing the rigMI woris, E G a straight senior, ar the lungpy of running to s ne aespergfe sogl TIM SWR TL ND leaves his best friend, David, with all the memories of the g H times they’ve had; his sister Jodi, the last of the Sweatlands, to make the best of next two years: W.L., J.C., J.H., S.C., J.H., J.W., D C., M.C., S.R., and J.M. with shared memories; and Tracey, all my love and memories of our High School years V WENDY TAYLOR leaves sincere gratitude to those who read this and remembJH who she was. who she is, what she has accomplished, an 4 th i failings she haH encountered. • 9 WENDY TERRY leaves Ky K all the good times they have shared, Judy N ancfl Can B. perigd st� dy She also leaves Diane S. all the long rides, talks, and great! wefkends in Danbury. She leaves her brother and sister good luck in their High| School years. CYNTHIA TUPEK leaves Phyllis and Jennifer the good times g gawam, Mr Grous many thanks for ail his help and understanding, Mr. C. thanks for his kinfe considera tion, Ann Viets a step ladder to reach greater heights. 4hny% fcngstreth of road. Mr Gregor her Cabbage Patch Doll, agd Kenny all her lov OSWALD ERIC VALDES leaves all car gent to Mountain Rd.. headaches to Mar sha; gym shorts to the Gbdiftinton Tourneys, car stereo . to no one; shattered ears to tf br«ve wgo c 8rr e within 18 miles of the KENNY and L1NNY combo, his gab to METZ and FISH; his 9 problems to HOBBIT; finally his laundry basket to the gang at UConn (RAOUL); good times to the BRIT (LTO), DOBE. HERB MAN. BOWLMAN; all his musical talent to Twisted Sister . ANN MARIE VIETS leaves Dar, Di. Shorty, ang indy some great rqgmories. HEATHER WATEjjMAN leaves l()8!b00 kis gs to Mr C. r helping her out of this wonderful educational foundation he afSoleavdk a big sour Ia0ip $ for Mr Duni, but mostly she wisMfes ood luck to all the kids fortunate enough to attend S H.S. I R£N WHITE leaves a BLT to D M.. L.S the bet, foggwindows. and more Levis JANET WOOD leaves good times and lots of partying to her sister. Beth and her friends, all her bad jokes to John, and great times to the ’84-85 varsity cheerleaders, especially Nikki — thanks for everything REGINA WYSOCKI leaves Duke and Bo a bottle of aspinr Mich car for 9 years, Dennis the cow and “Dr Pna iu. on their very own beef farm. K M D with Dr Who. and Stick. Dh AN Ne leave ak the great times to T S . J C . B M . J.H.. S B , and J.M ai«o ;hanks to Mrs Saunders for being too ruce RAY YOUNG leaves the Twisted Brothers all the good parties of 1985, Mike Daniel 20 points and his number 34. Mr Aniello his thanks, and J.G. all of the fake passes of 1984-85 1 “Spongy” Viscomi J.V Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3; Track 3, 4; Indoor Track 2, 4; Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Junior Prom 3; Backstage 2, 3, 4 Stacy Wadenklee Musical 1; Track 2; Field Hockey 3; Indoor Track 4 “Chris VonEisengrein Heather Waterman Office Aide 1, 2. 3. 4 166 Meda Wilcox Chris Williams Gymnastics 1, 2, 4 Bright Eyes” Wysocki J.V Basketball 1; FFA 2; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, Manager 4, Good Guys; Ring Committee 1, Junior Prom Committee 3. “Ray Ray” Young Freshman Basketball. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Track 2. Deanna Olden 167 AWARDS Valedictorian — Gred Packard Salutatorian — Tom Naughton Harvard Book Prize — Tom Naughton Yale Book Award — Suzanne Lingenfelter Trinity Book Award — Dianne Lingenfelter Dartmouth Club Book Award — Margo McCarty Briarwood College Book Award — Marlene Harriman M M. Owen Prize — Tom Naughton, Marsha Anastasia American Legion Boys ' State — Tom Naughton, Peter Mann Laurel Girls’State — Suzanne Lingenfelter, Dianne Lingenfelter DAR Good Citizen Award — Michelle Bulat Rotary Club Citizenship Award — Suzanne Lingenfelter, Dianne Lingenfelter, Tara Remington, Michelle Bulat Highest Achievement in Earth Science — Tom Naughton Highest Achievement in Biology — Greg Packard Highest Achievement in Chemistry — Greg Packard Bausch and Lomb Optical Company Prize — Greg Packard Delmar F. Sisson Memorial Prize for History — Tom Naughton For Excellence in Geometry — Tom Naughton, Greg Packard Excellence in Algebra II — Marc Edwards, Tom Naughton English Department Awards — Shellie Cicero, Amanda Lawler, Stephanie Huot, Karen Simmons, Greg Packard, Tom Naughton Junior Science and Humanities Symposium — Tom Naughton Laurel Music Camp Awards — Margo McCarty, Mark Sullivan Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Award — Dianne Lingenfelter Student Council Leadership Awards — Marsha Anastasia (1982), Michelle Bulat (1982-1984), Brian Casinghino (1982-1984), Dianne Lingenfelter (1983), Suzanne Lingenfelter (1983) Latin Awards — Natalie Hall, Tom Naughton, Greg Packard, Stacy Wadenklee Wesleyan Center for Youth — Richelle Cicero, John Leahan, Lynn Kolnsberg, Mark Sullivan National Honor Society — Marsha Anastasia, Brian Casinghino, Richelle Cicero, John Dieli, Marc Edwards, Cynthia Hefflon, Stephanie Huot, Mary Jennings, Amanda Lawler, Dianne Lingenfelter, Suzanne Lingenfelter, Ted Lyon, Brian Mandirola, Beth Mason, Margo McCarty, Thomas Naughton, Gregory Packard Art Awards — Michael Blanchard (1982), Cathleen Blickarz (1982), Rebecca Ross (1982), Eric Schultz (1984) Foreign Language Awards — Greg Packard (French), Amanda Lawler (Spanish) Connecticut Summer Intern Program — Tara Remington, Tom Naughton, Dave Sullivan, Margo McCarty Washington Workshop Seminar — Michelle Bulat, Greg Packard Bay Path Junior College Alumnae Association Award — Stephanie Huot Connecticut Business Week Scholarship — Stephanie Huot Award For Excellence in Algebra I — Beth Mason Award For Excellence in Circular Functions — Tom Naughton CLASS BIG NEWS!! BIG CRUISE!! The S.H.S. Cheers, desig ned by MIKE GEMME, PAUL STAFFORD and interior decorator ED BIGDA, departed from Boston Harbor on December 26, 1999 for a New Year’s cruise to Australia. Travel agents NATALIE HALL and AMY MARKOWSKI had worked closely with TEDDY ROY, the captain of the cruise liner, in planning this trip. CINDY LEAVITT, cruise director, cheerfully greeted everyone as they boarded. The first aboard was the notorious gangster CHRIS WILLIAMS, surrounded by muscle-bound bodyguards ROB SOBINSKI, TED VARHOLAK, and JOHN VISCOMI. KELLY DRAKE and GINA MARTOCCHIO, taking an eagerly- awaited vacation from their jobs working with children, ran up the ramp. Next came Senator MARGO MCCARTY with her five St. Bernards, and her dogs’ veterinarian, MARSHA ANASTASIA. After an hour of boarding, the business women of the year: AUDREY KURAS, social worker; PAULA MANDEVILLE, advertising executive; and MIMI LAB- BEE, a business executive, all old high school friends, barely made it onto the boat. JODY HARBOLD and cabin mate HEATHER WATERMAN, housewives, prepared for their first night away from their husbands. In the adjoining cabin, PHIL BARRETT tried to sell his tools to computer repairman WAYNE LANCIONI. For the first dinner aboard the S.H.S. Cheers, beauticians JUDY HINCKLEY, SHARON MASON, KIM KOCHERT, and CATHY BLICKARZ were kept busy for many hours working in the ship’s salon. In the kitchen, nutritionist TONI REYNOLDS had been working hard planning the dinner, along with her staff. STACY WADENKLEE and DEREK PIERCE were seen carrying huge trays of food. At the first table they served were a few Suffield Garden Club members: DENISE MEUNIER, MARCIA RADZIEWSKI, BECKY ROSS and GREG RAYNES. After dinner, busboys TODD ROSANSKY and ERIC SCHULTZ cleared the tables. BRENDA BAUMERT, head chef, and her close associate, ARA STEWART, caterer, began mingling with the crowd. For entertainment, the break dancing team of ED MARKOWSKI, RUSSELL SMITH, JOHN MERRILL and VICTOR NIGRO captiviated the audience. The crowd dispersed into the various other entertainment facilities provided on board. Soon after, everyone retired early, exhausted from all the excitement of the first day. The next day began with an aerobics class led by DAVE SULLIVAN and BOB MANDIROLA Accountants JEFF ALERS, TRACEY BENOIT, NEAL CONDON, STEPHANIE HUOT, MILLIE CHRISTIAN, and KIM CALDON were in the first session of aerobics that morning, taking time out from their stressful jobs to loosen up. Doing one-hundred vigorous laps in the pool were the members of the awesome American Water Polo Team. The members included: LORI AUTORINO, MICHELLE CHARBONNEAU, TINA CLIFFORD, EDWARD COOK PAUL CYR. CINDY HEFFLON, TOMMY HEYSE, JENNY JUSTICE and PHIL KELLY. They were soon joined by Britain’s formidable water polo team members — NICKY KOSMAN, JOE KUPAU, PAM KUSZAJ, BOB LAFLAMME, MATT LAFOND, AUDREY LATA and DIANNE LINGENFELTER. Watching the water polo competition was Hartford Whalers coach SUZANNE LINGENFELTER. Nearby, attorney MATT BROMSON could be seen lounging on deck, basking in the sun, while his legal assistant, LYNN KOLNSBERG worked diligently. On the upper deck was MICHELLE BULAT seeking the advice of WILLIAM FOTHERGILL, child psychologist. Meanwhile, in the background, her children, fondly known to the passengers as the “Dirty Half Dozen,” could be heard playing cowboys and Indians. On the other side of the deck, the Connecticut Shuffleboard Team members KIRSTEN LITTLE. SANDRA LONG, LISA LONGO, and DEIRDRE MAHONEY, were impressing passengers with their skills. As the week closed, the ship docked at Puerto Vallarte, Mexico, to pick up the class of 1985’s SPECIAL GUEST. MICHELLE MYERS, child therapist, CAMI ENGLER, psychologist, and GENNY CANNON, social worker, brought out all the books on child psychology in an added attempt to solve the mystery of the “Dirty Half Dozen.” At 7:00 P.M., New Year’s Eve, the SPECIAL GUEST boarded the S.H.S Cheers with her bodyguard. AMY LEACH. Following behind them were the husband and wife reporting team, STEPHANIE STONE and MARK GLUNT Soon after, photographers WENDY TAYLOR and MIKE RICHARD arrived. Business people boarded the ship en route to an Australian convention; among them were DIANE SEYMOUR and LISA SCHWALBACH, executives SANDRA REGAN, a company chairperson, CHARLENE BUCKLEY, a secretary and Senator TARA REMINGTON. Last to return to the ship was yearbook advisor, REGINA WYSOCKI, with her colorful pihata, bought on a carefree spree through the city in an attempt to forget her yearbook duties. As the horn signaled the departure from Mexico, bartender PAUL STAGG was serving exotic drinks. TIM SWEATLAND, a hotel manager, rejected one in favor of a frosty mug of brew In her gift shop SALLY GEARY was 170 PROPHECY liking t m % I i Jfcr ComSlu ryi the fertilities to bring in the New Year were JOHN DIELi on drum 3oHN LEAHAN, concert pianist accompanying MARK SULLIVAN and SHELLY CICERO, singing Auld Lang Syne jC A The music stopped as the SPECIAL GUEST came in she was complimented on her gown, designed by MICHELE DUVAL Businessman SCOTT MORRISON asked the SPECIAL GUEST to dance as the music started again. Now that SCO TT has broker the ice, everyone ' joined them JANET WOOD, legal secretary, looked over the shoulder of her dancing partner, stockbroker BRIAN YOUNG, and saw pediatrician TOM NAUGHTON, boogieing with KAREN WHITE, legal ssjstanf . JT The music sU.ppecL and touring comedian PETER MANN started the countdown for the new yeaY 10 9.8 ... 7 ... 6... 5 .. . 2 . CHASHH! The ship struck an uncharted island! ANN MARIE VIETS, ati accountant, hit her faeejon the rail and was rushed to dental hygienist CINDY TUPEK. Doc¬ tor GREG PACKARD and his nurse. KATHY WELSH, were seen aiding RAY YOUNG. Olympic basketball coach. In the morning ll passengers were asked t 9 leave the ship for safety’s sake while JAY CHRISTIAN, underwater welder, ERIC VALDES, PETER DAS and MARC EDWARDS, electrical engineers, worked diligently to repair the ship. Archaeologist LINDA MEIBERG dras eager to examine the island’s rocks, while veterinarian AMANDA LAWLER look¬ ed for animal inhabitants. Night fell! And the strange beat of a distant drum could be heard. In the morning when the passengers awoke, they discovered that CATHERINE COGGINS, pony trainer, MICHAEL BLANCHARD, famous soccer player, and MARY JENNINGS, gym teacher, were missing. jr Search parties were organized to find the missing people. F our were led by MICHAEL BUSSOLAR1, owner of a chain of auto repair shops, STEVE SLAMON, millionaire, STEVE CASSTEVENS, horticulturist and GREG STEWART, farmer. The day ended without success. As the passengers dozed off, the drum beat was much louder than it had been the night before. Later in the night the passengers were awakened by the drum that was closer and louder than earlier. The drum stopped and there was dead silence! All of a sudden 1,985 weird fuzzy creatures began to attack. Someone screamed, “Oh My God, they’re Weepies — and they’re alive!!!” There was no way to defeat these furry beasts. Then all of a sudden the Weepies ceased their attack. Out of the jungle twomer ppeared. One was wearing a crown, and the other was holding a drum. They identified themselves as President TED LYON of Weepies Island and his faithful bongo player, BILL NEALON. The president told us of the many grieving Weeple families that had lost relatives to the Suffield magazine sale. President LYON then asked for the SPECIAL GUEST as a sacrifice. The passengers refused to give her up but, against our wishes, the fearsome Weepies took her. As this happened, we heard helicopters in the distance. “Oh No, What Now!!!’’, we thought. But before the helicopters arrived, we started to negotiate with President LYON We agreed upon making a trade — the three miss¬ ing passengers and our SPECIAL GUEST for WAYNE ANDREWS, advertising consultant, SCOTT BOLL1GER, business manager, LISA GEBHART, business woman, business executive MIKE FABRIZI, sales representative DEB¬ BIE HICKEY, and MAIR1 LAFRANCE, another business manager. Amazingly, they were all willing to volunteer for this highly dangerous position, while visions of Weeple Inn World Renowned Resort flashed in their minds. Finally the helicopters arrived, just a little bit late for a rescue, yet nonetheless welcome. Flying the helicopters were BOBBY HARRIS. MIKE MIARECKi, and MIKE MURZYN From the sea came the Navy. First off the Navy boat was Lieutenant TIM CANNON All the passengers were checked for injuries by JEFF BOYD, emergency medical techni¬ cian, and two radiological technicians, CHARLENE HAWLEY and WENDY TERRY. Soon after, the passengers were escorted from Weepies Island. Our arrival in Boston was met with much fanfare. Passengers were greeted by reporters, relatives and colleagues. Returning from her work in South America, JENNIFER DELEEUW. who was helping Dr Jim Reardon, barely made it back for the ship’s return. In the crowd were rich and famous JOHN LIPSKI, DARLENE PHELPS, bookkeeper; BETH MASON, psychologist; BRIAN CASINGHINO, lawyer; BRIAN MANDIROLA, owner of a small business; ELLEN SEGER, Wall Street financier; DAN SHERIDAN, WALTER COLE, and LISA COATTI, all business executives. Though invited and eager to go, they couldn ' t find the time to take the cruise. So this concludes yet another zany and unique episode for the “Class of 1985,” wrote famous novelist KAREN SIMMONS. SPECIAL GUEST: The seniors at Suffield were honored to have our own special guest from Mexico, LARA LATA We enjoyed having her here with us and maybe we’ll see her again at our 15th reunion!!! SENIOR JEFF ALERS — Good Luck to all the Twisted Brothers and sister P B . P K . S M . T.L., P M . M P Johnny, don’t forget the great times Basketball nights Canada Worthington Moe 143 Forever Take care Marsha, Weeze Suds MARSHA ANATASIA — John ‘Look 1 Is that a donkey’ It couidn t have been an apple because it wasn’t under the apple tree the puddle poodle controversy Wrap ped Around Your Freddy (Yidderf) the trailer (those cold winters) rule 1 lost going to Agawam’ NMC ' 83 (Da whoo-vid) Horatio Alger Sunrise Mountain honey’ Oct 8 Police Yes $96 twice the broken bed - we ll fix it Jonathan The Flowers I love your forever! ' And Jen ugly, fugly. mfugty ' Green things, nasty babies. Pepsi on the band trip, mole holes, and Goober Ellen Hi-C. trinkets, and saucers’ Tough x c workouts in the fields, Mr D . Mrs L . drive a standard’ buck, buck, STALL! And who could forget ♦49’ P S I love you! WAYNE ANDREWS - Deep concept . M R the galaxy Indians game musicals Ed you sing got any ID MS you hit tha cow suffinn Mike you freshman SW Chicago 17 I paid lor it. it ' s mine CORN you’re the meaning EXIT . kissy poo kissy you Hee wack the tradition the dross this way crunchy peanut butter ' in the pantry Fuzzhead I Love you!! Really I do!! Rudeboy let ' s name it Fred jelk and whipped cream and Farm animals ' LORI AUTORINO — Thanx for all the memories and good times Mar. Maria, Duck. Heth. Dusti Tnps to Mickey D’s Cruising Junior Prom Ocean Beach Don ' t forget Shorty, the Leach Parking lot parties Purple Rain I ' ll always help to guide you Mar Go for J Bulah Buick Silver Bullet rides forever horseback riding Bandana Baby Psych class 9th grade busted hurdle, remember Tina All Those Twisted trips Toofs Thanx Dan for the time we had Haunted House Semi-formal Thanx guys for 4 great years ED B1GDA — Siam Remember the best of times ' Wayne. Stacy. Steph, Mark. Mike 1. 2. 3. Sue. Beth. Lynn (sleep?), Mike R. Remember smashed apples and lello Back stage musicals Bathtubs and whipped cream 43 racing 1 Stuffing letters Wee Willy be good Thanks “P” for everything Good luck Brad, with the BMX circuit I don ' t get it’ Always remember to act your age. and always SM D take care got to koof it MIKE BLANCHARD - MT Lafayette It’s only a buck Get Back, home boys . Let ' s go to the Merrills Soccer Sul Buss and Tim, Go Navy Be all you can be Army Memories of friends I can ' t lorget ' Oh No. Monday ' Let ' s quit. Marc. Jan 1. 1985 Bye Bye Suffield High Airborne CATHY BL1CKARZ - Remember all the great times The Big E 84 Belrica Cheerleading Camp Junior Prom I wonder what her Parents think fo fo Coos Different Parts hooters Ocean Beach Poiy Sorbate 80 Johnny basketball Team 1 Frankie ' s you can smell it what s up’ Diane Mama Ogrady Agroton Potato Chips Christian Field Merrills’ SCOTT BOLLIGER — Thanks for all the good times. Sweat. Youngie. Dougie. Jay Matt Thanks Cathy for being a special friend Thanks Tracey for always being there when I needed you. MATT BROMSON - Thanks for all the great times Kel ly, H Shows, riding, skiing, rowboa mg. Hobiecatiny fainting, finding car keys, debits, pennies snd more Fun in the Hot tub at Newgate Rd Buss Mike Marc and I almost had to scrape you all that rcxk at the gorge Matt •2. don t bum your fingers because we are modern day pirates and we re gonna lick you Mike B don’t crash a plane Just remember we were once 8-0-0 MICHELLE BUI AT — Rem thanks for all the good times — don’t forget the 7 start car! Sue and Di. here ' s to U R I Miller you re the best sister ever Ted. Phil. Nicole and Paul C 7 — D — see you at the cottage in R I. Susie I’ll miss ya S A guys ' Matt thanks for the memories FreFre I ' ll never forget ya . . . Phil thanks for carmg T always Pink and Green MICHAEL BUSSOLARI - Matt thanks for giving my nose more character Miko and Marc - Hey. it’s only a buck and North of Boston White Mountain ’84. the conquering mountain men of Lafayette Marc - It’ll be all right ' Bobby, thanks for showing me the inside of the cage Neal, remember the infamous wienie roasts T bone Cannon go sick Da no Remember those chipmunks ' KIM CALDON — Thanx for all the great times Kellie Parties in the parking lot Bandanas Slick Punk out The Ramones Charleston Carnival men Bob 11-8-83 You ' ve got another thing cornin ' stay cool fat Hey kid Latron GENNY CANNON — Thanks Mr Sullivan and Mrs Williams for working with me Jr Prom where ' s the beef’ Enfield Mall with Regina Let’s party Regina TIM CANNON — “It ' s a 44 Magnum. Allen Parts is parts Who threw that apple’ Baseball ' s in trou ble without Carrot and the Goose Buss, watch those atoms ' Dan ' s batmobile is in the batcave Mat and Judy. What s that smell’ Stagger, you can catch bass but the birds are mine Nice shot Blanchard, you got an F 16 ' My friends joining swat teams, nuclear weaponry or even just going to college. Kill the World! But Mr Aniello, I did rip his spleen out! BRIAN L CASINGHINO - Incredulous tnp Poiyne sian LTD and Dobe Write ya program No qualms Sullivan Field DATAR Ted and Pete Phil ' s Somers Pep Talk What ' s Your Praablem’ Soup at Friendly ' s Ray and Freddie ' s Tom and Paul Funnel later. Holms STEVE T CASSTEVENS Thanx for all the good times, all my friends L A . D J . MM. DO . E C , Kathy Keep Rowdy Let’s go to Micky D’s FORDS FOREVER Do more smoke shows Stay Cool LATER MILLIE CHRISTIAN — Thanks tor all the good times. MR. MB Lunch to Erik, you still owe me one Summer of ' 83. Shelley and Pam Fruit flovorad Certs B B team breakfast Pickle, nde to school . . . The North Star MARTENA CLIFFORD - To Amanda. Marcia. Tammy, Kim and all the rest for your support VO-AG - Christmas sales farm shows leave the fun behind for all the fights with Ms Holloway Break cigarettes Marcia the winter of ’83 All the talks in the girls room LISA COATT! Thanks for making S H S fun. S G and everyone Papa Gino’s Dad’s movies . dragging (HELP) S.C My Father’s working . no more clothes, no more shoe . S M Falling asleep n the beach M B Mrs Kollet and Fin Plan NERDS on Weekends . 4th of July . Get out of town ' 4 wheel •ng STUPID Men Prince and David Bowie Fluff 16. reliable yellow Pinto I must say Green truck! .. Fuzzy Duck 90.7 Alex. come on in! 5 in one night ’ Poolside summer Green water ' I know what I ' m doing CATHERINE COGGINS Thanks for all the great times Lisa. Cindy, Cami. Ara You guys are great ' Lisa the rivers, truck drivers, the boat double dates at HM. and all the great times Cindy trips m the old blurple PR mobile Cami the talks and South China . Ara the reasons to go to work. M D runs. A Night ft Springfield Lisa S one on ones Sal a trip t Boston (watch out for those shake !) ED COOK JR Thanx for all the good times, all my friends. SC, L H . LG, G S. Keep Rowdy Go to Micky D ' s CHEVYS FOREVER Do more smoke shows Stay Cool Later PETER DAS - Thanks to Amy for all the wonderful memories we shared together Amy. I love you. JENNIFFK DELEEUW Gus! She am t ugly, she ain ' t even fugly. she’s mfugly ' withdrawing room . Hyan ms Myannis! Gooooooood Datar ' Didn’t you read the chapter? Uuuhhhhhhhh Tom’ Round 1237 82 up to 2000! backwards sweaters fake jewelry What did you do to your hair’ Mike Daniel with the 22 points! Nasty babies Mr Roy and Schist You sunk my battleship ' Stupid I s and J’s Big Y” RED Parachute pants Fascinating, one of my hobbies paltry precis Chance favors the trained mind Ellens smellin Gummy bears Big Mother Federalists spearmint leaves Marsha cloves! Yearbook’ What yearbook’ Wendy Solomon Grundi Strawberry blond, moose Greek God. Mark Evans Guiding Light Oh my ' NCCC bus rides JOHN DIELI — Marc Soccer ' 84. and after ubblets Remember the Wreck dept thanx E G Jeff Basketball games. Steilmann. The Worthington Massacre, and the summer of ' 84 Greg: The Dunes the deadly Kb pool sharks 151 La Tramway (Alba) 44 Rocky Raccoon June 24 July 3 F K D up Marsha A Donkey Apple Dung Orchestra OK’ softball stockings the Puddle Poodle syndrome whatcha got there’ Sunrise Park the broken BD The Police. (E6 and Sting) . All My Love MICHELE DUVAL — I don ' t know what you are going to do Bren! Be real PM. CB, DM D H , B B and A.I remember our New York Trip Be senai Let’s take a Micke Dee ' s run MM and T M remember our religious retreat you ' re a spaz carebear Kim. and Sharon remember the good times on the gymnastics team wonder bar yessim Mr P you be neat, yeah right I don’t believe it Mr K thanks for a great Psych self class and your friendship Let s motivate Did you do the homework’ Brenda Lynn Drummer Boy vs Captain Hook Carebear and Moose, remember the good times of summer of 84 what are you gonna do this weekend’ W T . W F . C T and B B remember working on the prophecy Kermie, Kermie Just testing You ' re a Googe Rat bag MARC EDWARDS — Suffield Soccer 8-0 It ' s only a Buck Buss. Are you all right’ Dead babies in the trees Jibs Party at the Merrills Mt Lafayette. The polar caves Hey Boy. what you doin ' ? Wheeze Mike-O Nelson Buss Mickey D’s Family Lounge I Wanna Rock Sheik Let’s Go Outside JOHANNA HARBOLD — Good bye — smokin ' buddies every Monday at 7 30 till that Jail bell rings for class to start Remember Heather our P B Hrs talks Thank you Mrs Zak Superhat Really climbed my back trading lunches on and off our little arguments our men and sorrows passed us by graduation, we re gonna Jy ' I love you my fnend I hope we’ll always be please don ' t ever hesitate to call me good luck to you and Greg You know me. Heath. I won ' t B E G MARLENE HARRIMAN It’s been great guys. Memis. Paula P . Aud Stop studying results in bad results typing school Got something to say’ Oh ' No ' Godzilla ' 1 50.376 Jeff ' s ruler What can I say? thanx where ' d she go stealing signs Hampton Beach calm down Nova Maxima B Later!! CHARLENE D HAWLEY - Thanx for all the fun times at Becky R s house Drama with C B and Tina All the quiet lunch periods with the P C Crew Class of 1985. good luck see ya soon RMA . Thank the L ord 1 CINDY HEFEI ON I need ' pot Who gave her that hat? Kips rips will happen shoebox That obscene! . Can we tune’ horror movies Can I take my break now’ This is bogus BOOM CHUG GALUGG ALUGGA remember the BD ' s rollercoasters THOMAS HEYSf Thanks all for a somewhat good time the people on the hockey team DEBBIE HICKEY - It ' s been great Pokey Turn. N K , V , B M Junior Prom Burger King Sunglass % Keene Gumby Spilt O J . D BAG Friendly poker suits FT p History class Friday the 13lf re tarded lollipops the nights we stayed out aH night! JUDY HINCKLEY - Stopping traffic in front of library (Sandy) foggy windows turn on the light (Linda) Coos FuFu Christian Field Junior Prom Snausages (Johnny) Diamond Jim B B Tiffany getting caught Odor Party. Dude Boys of Sum mer (Tracey) . Parts is parts . Catherine with a tan Beach Sandy, more crazy times to come ' STEPHANIE HUOT - Fran. Oh. Rot ' Lynn have a nice fay. see you tomorrow” yogurt covered peanut Cindy Math 4 salad b-bal ' dresses 40 my spot Thanks for all the coaching. Napps ' MARY JENNINGS Oh no. Not the 4x400 Marsh. El, the Oplet and problems with lights and reverse Sticks and Laps, Leece my favorite couple Dee and her very own TB . ’’uhh, gee Lar great play. Shakespeare Sb Vic ' s the Chartered Oak Flagpole ■ merely a speck of dust on • monolithic precis Kris call box and let ' s see you do that backwards In diana Jones half time jokes via Tiger LaDoo noda k nix. nil. etc 289 7814 FWN and JFK dater and first impressions Ragged Dick was in deep kimshi Raoul and the Packard Highway Schronchium wo nay good morning to — THE METZER Tonto and Scout Phi Slamma Jamma — Swing Low Sweet Chariot ctao. chtckies ahh, Bach KIM KOCHERT — Tnps to carnivals in summer malls Jr Prom school dances . McDonald s after gym nasties meets LYNN KOLNSBERG 249685 FMT2 Bethany, New Year ' s — sometime Steph, no more copy . . . Gwendy, MacBeth? . silk and satin Larry, maybe someday baths=ecstacy S.S O stairs and rock mg chairs G. Fox parking lot Vermont goodbye high school, hello dreams AUDREY KURAS - Thank you for all the memories ML. G M , P M M H , and L S Drive ins Hampton Beach Canoeing (Mickey Mouse) Beef” Chill out Jr Prom Monza (may it rest in peace) Fire chicken 4 wheeling ease up ' Bonus points Pumpkins and Xmas trees 4 sale signs Blind dates vans Where ' s the airport’ Caps off — Get ready to party in H B Later MIMI LABBEE — Thanks for the good times! Aud. Paular. Wems Always remember H B the Bird the van the deceased Monza stealing signs typing school results in bad results in bad results “I remember, but I forgot silly Poppycock Beach megaboinks oregano where’s the beef ' I’m gon na tell Dad I’ll be good I’ll getcha MG ' Later ' ROBERT LAFLAMME - Take off to the great white North, you hoser ' AUDREY LATA - Thanks Jugs, and Jr and Sis for all the great times Billy’s YA ' ' Mt ' such a nice day out side Agn Busters ' Thanks so much. Marcia and Russell and Carrie - I love you all ' Good Luck! — AL AMANDA LAWLER - Milk and Cookies Project Care Gizmo No Doubt I ' m gonna cry WAH ' I wouldn ' t do that, I ' m an angel Catch ya later I’m gonna be late Oh my God ' Steve Perry Freshmen of 84-85.1 love you all AMY LEACH — Peter. Thanx for all the great times we shared together N H Holyoke Mall The Beach The Junior and Senior Proms My 1982 Red Mazda 626 The carnivals The 1975 Lemon Friday May 11. 1984 The 1st movie Lisa Remember Ac counting I with The Animal sounds Kim S Thanks for psyching me up for all the softball games Steph Get ting into the wrong van ! Wendy Remember yearbook Awesome ' Be There in April M O H P D Don t forget GRADUATION! I can ' t wait for the years. Peter. I will Always Love You ' DIANNE LINGENFELTER - WHALERS Ron Fran cis 10 middle lunch with the Wizard. Aral. Dolly. MB. Dano. R M you lousy player’ What does Robin want now’ So Happy It s Thursday ' W P •15 Diane Mama Lugnuts Excuse me. Mr Stewart Margoooo ' SUZANNE LINGENFELTER You lousy player Tara, call work WHALERS Ron Francis A perfect 10 Keep dreaming Lugnuts Diane Mama Michelle, you can have him ' JOHN R LIPSKI — ’67 Mustang meet at Mickey D’s Summer of 84 S W Kosedale s Andy’s Abdow ' s Merry Mite Gardens and John’s Foodtown Cop Snake Who Thanks DH. BB. LB, JM, B H . D F . for all those great times Florida I’ve been VOICES here all the time CAN’T STOP NOW Bowling never got there. Always got detained LISA LONGO I’ll always remember the good times with C B . Kathy, Pam. Jane. Harvey and R B , L.L., and K P Remember Always Foyes Den Danski New York 8th Avenue VT THE QUINTMOBILE . Summer of bd . Forest Park The Dnve in . 9owiinq Canadian Guys and National Party Week m School And B k. 1 want to thank you for being ther4 when | needed «ome n to talk to. and Friendly’s (what • |o||of) your excellent driving movies and ail thi.«oo Friday and Saturday nights spent on having a great time PAULA MANPF VlU-E Thanks for all the great times, Mimer Org. Welms firechicken Don ' t be silly Lots of love to Mik. H B after grad no more Syntax error Beach days Survivor — can ' t hold back dead Monz.i CMC Enfield Bridge School for sale OH NO ' Results in bad results I remember but I forgot Party ROBERT MANDIROLA - Thanks for all the good times. Sweat. Sully Fordy Remember S N Y.” and E.G AH deyers and the next day Keep it going, frenchv you ' re one of a kind hey Cathy I wonder what her parents think PETER MANN — Raoul Food Mart these people are strange the dunes the Twisted Brothers poker and Phillies special concoctions at Friendly ' s roosters at B O hockey tn the wee hours “the train nde —champ sport, ace Florida incredulous Barracuda and free everything . Martin Wooman the Dobe - they don ' t make ’em like they used to ' The Bear hats on Saturdays autophil. - “I have no money write your prografl} .. lileguarding ' beanie bags GOOD DATAR . evH awe naw naw Ted and Bnt the prom (the beach) Riverside waiting on the weekends Buc knell hound rem and syntax soup S C C life a night in the 88 Ocean Beach sun god Bruian, tryyyyy it ' wreatl mg no care days valences later humcr! GINA MARTOCCHIO — Many fun memories during the summer of ' 83 Pam and Shelley. New Hampshire and Georgetown with Aud. we had a lot of fun and experiences Where ' s The Airport, pumpkins and Christmas trees Otis. BETH MASON -aka Bette Liz mmm Stetson the guy m my locker good times tn the library How ' s your knee? oh, no — not The Tracy’s . . . Hug me? Kiss me? Berger Why me’ FMT2 rustle .rustle Mike — Your hair looks wild! “I Need a FHero Wing It Got any gum? Strawberry milkshakes Almost Paradise I want to dance Roses Hey Sexy ' Who really cares anyway 7 Marvelous Fit snuggy’s UCONN sensuality test georgeous doctors You ' re a good kisser Hey dudes ' Remember Diehard Weird looks Whatever Heaven Scent Smile 1 Project Care Green M M s Let ' s play barnyard Nice legs Whipped Cream arrows Well, anyway Goodbye high school — Hello world SHARON MASON — Thanx for all the good times DC remember PC -3 SOS FAT $118 Blossom St and so many more D M I want to be a bridesmaid! and G.G lots of thanx and lots of love MARGO MCCARTHY - Jill and Catherine do. do. do. do, do. do. do” Melissa and Lisa — Do you have Black Boots? Can I have a Kleenex’ Sleigh bells ring, are you listening. Jennifer? Jimminy Cnckets! Marsha you have gym today! Did anyone do any Co op Physics Math’ C F . Di, Sue. let’s hear it for lousy soccer players ' Good answer, we ll play it ' LINDA MEIBERG - To R W and M B - It all started at Sptlngheid. the Michelles, carnation fight, I never bring a pillow Meriden, no more garlic bread. Michael ' Fair field, what do you want from me ' , scumcouple Spring, election semi formal cruise Ocean Beach. The Monza. fnsbee. can’t forget to call Elyse Hopkins prom. Roger who ' s Haven’, can ' t forget to call Gary, where did you sleep” Ellen ' s graduation party Encampment 84 Hartford Italian fest. James Taylor — you ' ve got a friend let s crash Fall New Year ' s Eve. Times Square, my F P has worms ' what’s that smell? spaghetti and veal parmesan it’s free Thanks for all the special memories. Roger and Milhael. you two are the best things that have ever happened to me I love you MARIA MESSINA — Thanks Niki. Het, Lori, Carl Skipping School Spaghetti fights Bulah Buick All those trips McDonald s E Period 7 Eleven at 2:00 A M Guardrails Rebel Yell what a babe G.G L 1 Rubber room The Land of the beast New Hampshire TOOTS Thanks again Niki I Luv ya Bob La Flamme Psychology class Parking lot parties Thanks Mr K That ' s a Christmas tree’ my car ia stuck at Zayre ' s DENISE MEUNIER GFtd Newport ' 82 1 YA! ' Mopeding with S B . R M and J D Apnl vacation ' 83 swimming pool Big E Cheering and Football games Turkey Day 41 O ' Dartmouth in the rain Best of times with KL.DHTN.JB.JW. J D . G R . D W and band ' J B s b day parties - roll. roll, roll! ' SFLD Basketball games Drafting with S G. the cab bage patch kid studies with M B . G P . T C . D S Friendly’s. SCOTT MORRISON Thanks to THE TWISTED BROTHERS AND SISTER “On the first Day of Christmas ON THE BUS RIDES HOME FROM THE GAMES Ted V Momentum=mass times velocity . Missy thanks for the 4 years and Cool It Now ” MICHELE MYERS — Remember Dar Florida (Disney. Epcol. Where you all from’’ Baseball. One side 1 mm burnage, ShortgoM) Hilton. Jersey, Ayott. Can ' t get there from here. The Place and Company!! 1 Bri F. hey kid. there you go. KSC, skiing Deb Gum by Pokey. Get outta here. KSC. “Be Nice. When in doubt ! . What arc you doing’ Ted KSC Hillbilly ' s Song Scott US K Me TBs Your Twisted Sister Thanks for all the good times. I Love You! ' TOM NAUGHTON — Suffield Slamma Jamma Somersett Lane and the Animal in the Square Sakes, this blackboard has a hole in it The Wiz and the Snake The Bench Brothers . Big AI and Whatever you do, keep it in the bus Cordoba watch Is This The End No. just getting started . Paul, thanks for everything; you re a great friend . Raoul and the Packard Highway Blondie. do you know where my ear is? Mary what a friend . Max and Hubert, the French Masters Be be and Antigon thee French God¬ desses Ocean Beach md pink jellybeans Gooooood Dater You sank my battleship One of my hobbies Zoot Zoot Zoot Wait a minute Mr G., this book only has one sentence Halftime jokes, the Boston Massai re. and two on two at West Point Do you have a problem on number nine going north . Makes a qood breaking off point GREG PACKARD — John, Tim, Jeff — remember Mon treal Joanne. 10. the blankets No Jeff f ddie V didn ' t play the guitar solo Andy and Woody. Paris. Showers, un fromage burger competition with snake man why the Agawam movie? . . Aloha Duni and Family STAGGER. TED. PETE. BR! Stay COOL OH! PETE, our bag of excuses sure came in handy (joodbyeSHS ' DARLENE PHELPS - Thanks for all the great times. Mich Dt, Ann Cin Rainbow Beach Study Halls trips to the Mall . Going to Frtendly s Gum 24W b%S All the times at Mystic. SANDRA REGAN — Mam, thanks for all the memories to all the people who helped make them Parking lot Christian Field Friday the 13th BL HFP 1 I ' ve Been to Paradise Charb You wanna do what on the Beach?!’!” Hot Summer Nights Jr Prom You ' re the Inspiration and you ' re All I Need Poo Bear. I LOVE YOU June 1. 1995 until then TARA REMINGTON - Is that super clear? From one lousy player to the other four Margo you C.F What does Robin want now’” Is Millie awake’ Diane Mama Lugnuts 10 R F . A D Michelle, always remember the P S J basketball team Mickey D ' s Fre Fre and me Club Middle lunch with the Wizard. Dano. Otis. R M . BY, and Danny Claus Cramped Knees Cool It Down” . Got to Go Ara. Diane, and Steph remember the censored trips to our locker O S ' Taxi, meter running Call Work ' Yes Mrs Kinney URI here we come. D.. M , Di. S TONI REYNOLDS — Thanks for all the great times. Class of ' 85. and good luck Don ' t try it Stop I need some excitement Surprise B Day Party Excuse me — what is the point of this discussion Don ' t Pluck I hate this class 50 Bazookas Hey Dottu I wish it was Friday OOH. I can’t stand heT . BUF s E period Crafts Class What time is this class over Shell B . Do, Anita (Annette). Pat, Yvette, Trace, Lor. Aud. Weena Tara — and to anyone else I have missed, I Love You and You ' re all Wry special to me LISA SCHWALBACH - Mary and Ellen - thanx for everything Ingiestde the Photo Booth Summer of ' 83 Black Boots Jody. Michelle. Save the Pigs. ha ha Caroling on cold nights Sue. Dee — Best of Luck — have a great senior year Amy and her black eye snowmobiiinq never forget the many fun nights in the bug K W. with B B . A.K , and myself Junior Prom N W semi-formal Melissa best of luck in the future ELLEN SEGER Oh my God. Knsten ' We re on fire ' d the Tortellims M J and Vermont . The Cabin, the Farm . . Carl The man who knew too much T Dolby and Haircut . Darren and the Cougar Late night after Roger ' s and with Marsha and Mary in the Opel — Shouldn ' t you turn on your lights? DIANE SEYMOUR Thanks for all the good times. An me. Dan. and Lori Lisa don’t forget you ' re the original MaMa and you ' re chewing gum Tracey Lee don ' t forget McD ' s and Tang Shorty remember Bugzie? Lugnuts and Tara this year has been great Wendy, keep up with Danbury Tiff, you ' ll always be remembered. Florida. Rhode Island, etc . Tara. Ara. Steph. remember the censored trips to our locker — O S ! DAN SHERIDAN — Thanx. Becky, for all of the memories an awesome basketball team Baseball and Soccer Big E Abdow ' s all of my friends Swing Low. Sweet Chariot KAREN SIMMONS — Spacehead is going to miss making muffins with you guys. Greg and Kelly nice yearbook. Shorty D . do they have archery in New Zealand’ Beware, children. Hunter S Thompson still lurks among you PAUL STAFFORD — Sometimes you just have to say NO WAY ' Dream Rich. DSD The bell ' s going to ring Hey. life’s a BEACH PARTY ' I know something you don ' t know I’ll tell you later LASER Musicals THINK JELLO ' LOUPEENEWA ZEPI What will we write next? I’ll supply the rope if you supply the whip-cream hand-out I don t feel too good. I can ' t work today Hey. life ' s rough STYLE! ARA STEWART — Thanx for 4 great years together — Cami Cindy. Lisa and Catherine Lisa C and D at En field Square . Cami long period at Abdow ' s and Vanities Cindy Summer at the beach and Vanities Catherine trips to Springfield. South China, shopping yearbook. McDonald’s (Junior Achievement Snow Jac) dangerous trips to Burger King, long talks about Toni and Charlie Tara, Seymour. Steph remember the censored trips to our lockers O.S.! I ' ll miss all of you great people Thomsa M , Jeff F two of the sweetest guys in school thanx for all the funny laughs we ' ve had STEPHANIE STONE - Thank you for all the fun — Mike B . John V.. EB. GT..LS. Bobers. Jillian. Rock Rock. L K . J G . T N M I . D D . N H . TR..MB.M B , KL Snowball fights m January . Get Back Don ' t even you ' re ugly SSO club B-G Period meet you in the withdrawing room . Tommy — I found your ears! Yes. there is a Santa Claus Yea Rah Rah Suffield ' Friendly s. AGAIN’!! Frankie s Jumpables go for H ' Kim diet soda’ the Big L Ara. Tara. Di — remember th en sored trips to our lockers — OS ' ! ' Paco ' you did what’!!? (iuys. I ' m in love I ' ll miss everyone — especially the junior musketeers See you at Quincy in October 1994 ' MARK SULLIVAN 1 — Generate Thanks Caney, head, and Mike . I am I The baseball bat Mucas Man Twelve and one half laps’ . . Sit back, relax, and en joy B Alert’ This song needs new words com cob crashers DAVfD SULLIVAN Thanks for all the good times. Stag ger Danno, Johnny. Nealzie. MO. Jay. Mand Erin, I know nothing ' . Really ' whatever ' Thanks for trie great memories. Lis, I will never forget you! Ttmbo Thanks for everything. TIM SWEATLAND Remembering the good times. D Sul. party at HoJo s Mapleton fight 3 on 1 J, J, J, S foggy windows on a Tues night J M don t HASSLE it Merrill s Christian Field Library mghts Thanx for everything D S . T.B . J W C B . BM, J M J. H . J H . S L . J.C , D C . and W L WENDY TAYLOR - L K diet Pepsi, fluff and peanut butter sandwich, oonful of pudding, look at that thing move withdrawing room oh look, a little man Joe Lunchpail thank you fer sharing S.S. — Hot Coco, etc A L - Apnl ' 88 CHARTREUSE K. W — Volcignlism . mammalia S H - chocolate chips, cucumbers, doritos. and root beer, mmmmm M M — Aaron Blue Arms Jacques, glitter, cotton, tissue paper, and GLUE! J D — B.O . S B . G L . Boopty Boop curls, geosynclmes. M E . The B G. . mirabile dictu! WENDY TERRY — Rich Danbury October 7th Cookies Rainbow G W A Sunday Breakfast TANX I don ' t know SSB Friendly Marcus DP and L The blue boat Summer of ' 84 Faithfully Europe ' 85 ' ” CYNTHIA TIJPEK - October 14. 1983 The Junior Prom Ocean Beach Pooh Going to Maine with Kenny June 18. 1985, Graduation really Gee whiz Holy Smoke Wow that s great Is work finished’ let ' s go home Go for it . Let ' s eat Gomg for my driver ' s license See you later Have a nice day what s up? ERIC VALDES — Pete. Brit. Boys Thanks Ted and Bnt the B� o experiments 3 grams off who cares? From The Stereo and Brownman have a good one STACY WADENKLEE — Whoosh Wayne Thank you for the inspiration the biggest sign is mine ' I love you E B Things could be worse, cheer up worm R M Remember Bad Movies. Long Talks. Fitzsuggies mm Not in the car D and D . drool, drool, hiss M D dance, dance, dance D P CVS Mrs Kinney. Rome was built in a day SNW you never listen Doozie Remember J L is an Oscar Mayer Be Good The boat The Answwer is Moo Deep Con¬ cept Peace HEATHER WATERMAN — Thanks C and everyone else. I had a blast Jody ' s got P B . oops so do I I love Greg I hate work. But I like fur Be good Chill out Power Ride the pony Peace. Love. Dove Coke. No Pepsi straw Chink food Japaaman Love ya. Dot and Bet ' Karen White — L.S . BB., A K , the bug. foggy windows Oh. Henry Gummy Bear The Windsor House The Beach Prom nights Blind dates B B game we never found The Field Thanx Schwab JANET WOOD - Good times with S.L . J H . N C . T.B , CB, MC, TN J.J.S T foggy windows on a Tues night Poiysorbate 80 Johnny “It’s a joke, get it. HA HA I wonder what her parents think Big E ' 84 Merrills Christian Field left field . . Hoots, Coos and Foo Foo REGINA WYSOCKI - Jr Prom Fond Memories of yearbook with Mrs Kinney Where ' s the beef’ . . Tim S s Black Truck What s up’ Michelle B . thanx for your car and keys memories of Duke and Bo from their fourth sister our troubles are all the same. you want to go where everyone knows your name CONGRATULATIONS Shelly Bulat and The Class of 1985 MAY YOU ALWAYS HAVE ... HEALTH, HAPPINESS, and SUCCESS Love,... Dad, Mom and Chris IAlways letid an eaf to authorities. CThey will tell you what can not be done, and Xvhy . Jhen go out and do it. 184 Fox Graphics Creative Typesetting E. Hartford, CT Word Associates Print Coordinator Robert P. Charbonneau President FOX PRESS INCORPORATED Telephone 547-1900 Offset Lithography Letterpress • Typography Creative Department Bindery Service A COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE 165 WEST SERVICE ROAD P.O. BOX 1348 HARTFORD. CT 06143 Congratulations to Michelle, Sandra the Class of ’85 186 CONGRATULATIONS PAUL! RAPID EXPRESS P.O. Box 404 Suffield, CT 06078-0404 (203) 668-0245 Outside Connecticut: 1-800-243-2298 We Came Alive in ’85 CONGRATULATIONS To The Best Class in SUFFIELD HIGH SCHOOL From class officers: Michelle Bulat Suzanne Lingenfelter Tara Remington Tom Naughton Dianne Lingenfelter Brian Casinghino President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representative Representative CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1985 (Diane, Too) Century 21 Our Town Realty, Inc. Mountain Rd. Suffield, CT 668-1221 188 CONGRATULATIONS TO Ann Marie Viets and the class of ’85 COMPLIMENTS OF SUFFIELD PHARMACY Ron Royer, Mgr. Bilts Sign and Design 1349 Hopmeadow St. Simsbury, CT CONGRATULATIONS TO Brian Young Michelle Charbonneau Sally Geary Shellie Cicero and the rest of the class of 85 VIDEO SIIOWPLACE CONGRATULATIONS TO the Class of 1985 114 Mountain Road Suffield, CT 06078 and Michael Telephone 668-1585 668 1019 G. S. Fabrizi Roofing Siding 668 2774 Troiano Silly s |Jizza Bcstaurant 1359 MOUNTAIN ROAD WEST SUFFIELD CONNECTICUT S oil SALES SERVICE 1,000,000 gallons fuel Oil stored locally New customers welcomed I 745-0321 auto center Complete service Repair body shop 77 Enfield St. Enfield 741-2527 189 CONGRATULATIONS JENNIFER FROM MOM, POP, and MIKE 6c (S adine $ a4n4- 113 MOUNTAIN ROAD SUFFIELD, CT (MOTS 668-3330 $2Se 4 a«4 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 Dr. and Mrs. Alan G. Nath COMPLIMENTS of Dr. Mrs. Richard J. Colo Best of Luck Class of ’85 IMAGES HAIR SALON SUFFIELD VILLAGE • 66S-727S Sun tanning room full service hair salon complete nail service EMERGENCY AID ASSOCIATION SUFFIELD VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION 450 South Street Suffield, CT 06078 ALL HOME CARE SERVICES FOR THE SICK COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES 668-0211 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1985 ! NIMBUS BEDROOMS. INC STATE LINE PLAZA ENFIELD. CT 0606? ( 203 ) 741 2231 (203) 627 9325 nimbus Cupola Hollow at Dunai Farms Pumpkins, Dry Flowers, Stain Glass, Gourds, Crafts, Indian Corn, Dry Flower Arrangements, Calico Wreaths, Popcorn, Winter Squash, Fall Mums And Much More OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER Retail A Wholesale Located at 1526 North Stone St West Suffield, Conn. Tel 1-203-668-7143 2.5 Miles North of Rt 168 EDWARO M RYBECK WINDSOR LOCKS 668 2820 YBECK tzr E R S 985 SOUTH GRAND STREET WEST SUFFIELD. CONNECTICUT 191 Love, Luck and Happiness Dad and Mom Doug Dave Dan Barb CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1985 From Start to finish We’re proud of you Di Compliments of BRADLEY BOWL Home of P.B.A. Champions Turnpike Road, Windsor Locks 623-2597 44 Lanes Pro Shop Snack Shop BEST WISHES to the Class of 1985 DONNEGAN SYSTEMS, INC. 30 Central Street Windsor, CT 06095 HERB LYON 688-6491 192 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1864 Suffield, Connecticut 06078 Congratulations Class of 1985 Main Office 30 Bridge Street Suffield Branch Office 1380 Mountain Rd. West Suffield 668-7361 668-0690 Member FDIC Equal Housing Lender CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1985 From: BEAUTY ON MAIN UNISEX SALON K ' HEMLOCKS boxwood evergreens xT f AND FLOWERING SHRUBS landscape design MERRY MITE GARDENS We Care For What We Plant” 175 South Main Street Suffield, CT 06078 DONALD AND CAROL ROLLET 1066 Paper Street 668-2772 Suffield. CT 06078 Phone; 668-1131 WEST SUFFIELD MINIMART P O BOX 327 SUFFIELD. CT 06078 TEL (203) 668 0465 1335 MOUNTAIN ROAD WEST SUFFIELD, CT SUFFIELD CAB Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 Days Tel. 668-5038 DELICATESSEN — GREETING CARDS PATENT MEDICINES — GROCERIES 193 Congratulations Class of 1985 SUFFIELD SAVINGS BANK 66 North Main Street, Suffield, CT (203) 668-7321 Member FDIC 06078 E4UA1 NOUMM LENDER Congrats To The Rest Of The Gang: Marsha Di Thank You: Brian Sue Mrs. Corcoran Shellie Ted Mr. Katulka John Peter Mrs. Rollet Marc (and Raoul) Mr. Roy Cami Beth Mrs. Smith Weezie (M.H.) Margo Mr. Thomas Cindy Tom Mr. Walat Stephanie Greg Mr. Wanat Mary Tara Mrs. Zak Eric Ellen Mr. Ferri Mr. Migliore P.S. I ll Miss You From Tiger Ladoo Goober (M.D.) Get Back a.k.a. Jennifer DeLeeuw Fitzic’s Market the family store Route 20 last Granby, CT Joel F. Soforenko ATTORNEY AT LAW 31 Elm Street, Springfield, Mass. 01103 413-781-2235 195 SUFFIELD VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION Jeff Boyd Cari Baumert Paul Murphy Michelle Melaney Judy Newhall WE ARE PROUD OF THE STUDENTS WHO VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME FOR DUTY ON THE SUFFIELD VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE. WE WANT TO THANK THE HIGH SCHOOL FOR ALLOWING THESE DEDICATED STUDENTS TO VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME DURING SCHOOL HOURS. THE SUFFIELD VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE IS DEDICATED TO GIVE THE BEST POSSIBLE MEDICAL SERVICE TO THE TOWN OF SUFFIELD. THANK YOU. — Heavy — Industrial and Landscape Equipment Backhoes Crawlers Impactors 4 Wheel Drive Payloaders and Other Labor Saving Equipment Sales Rentals ZERA EQUIPMENT Serving Industry NICHOLSON CARMON Funeral Home 443 East Street Suffield, CT CONGRATULATIONS TO: Gina Millie Tracey Audrey Flowers by Wire fcaleif J Halhtfili (jarcfenA 548-550 Halfway House Road Windsor Locks, Connecticut 06096 CHARLOTTE AND RICHARD VALENTE Phone 623-4419 668-0215 714 North St., Suffield, CT Director DENNIS SCUDIERI 196 SCUDIERI ' S Blue Daagou VwON Do KOREAN ART OF SELF DEFENSE 50 CHURCH ST WINDSOR LOCKS. CONN 668 2712 © Complete Travel Services GARDNER INTERNATI ONAL INC. 106 Suffield Village, Suffield, Conn. Phone: (203)668-7368. Address Cable: Gardini Congratulations to the Class of ’85 STUDENTS WITH A GROWING COMMITMENT SuCKLiY INSURANCE of CONN., INC. Insurance and Contract Bonds SERVICE and PROTECTION We keep our promise to provide Quality Protection Dependable Service at the Best Possible Price Thot s a promise you con count on from — Your Independent Agency Representing Many Companies BUSINESS jP j BONDING 613-2491 63 South Main Street, Windsor Locks We ll provide the insurance coverage you want... to fit your needs. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 AND PETER DAS THE SUFFIELD FIREMAN’S ASSOCIATION Brian Ellen Eric Greg Jeff Jennifer John Marc Margo Marsha Mary Paul Pete Scott Shellie Ted Tom Tim CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1985 From the Staff of JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT of North Central Conn., Inc. Class of ’85: U UCK IN THE FROM THE CLASS OF 87 Turbine Engine Services Combustion Section Specialists 18 ICnpee Road. PO Box v East Granby. Connecticut 0602b Telephone (203) 653-4515 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’85 198 OOHSWWJW riCKS XX3KKX X V V.OVE ' y Voa J : Gary E. Christensen Colonial Printers of Windsor OFFSET-LETTERPRESS e d Jay cees a ycee |y We’re working to better our Community. 560 Halfway House Road Congratulations Windsor Locks, CT 06096 Ph. 627-5433 Class of 1985 SUFFIELD LAND CONSERVANCY Preserving the Present and Enriching the Future For All of Us ... P.O. BOX 421 SUFFIELD, CT 06078 THE MEMBERS, SUPPORTERS DIRECTORS OF THE SLC CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF “85” HAVE A GREAT LIFE CRAIG LUGINBUHl a4t Street Auto- (fatten. FULL SERVICE GAS STATION PROPANE 1520 MAPLETON AVENUE SUFFIELD, CT. 06078 1-203-668-5786 200 Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 THE MASCOR GROUP 110 Mountain Road Suffield, Connecticut 06078 Mascor Builders, Inc. — General Contractor Raymond F. Daddario, Sr., President R. F. Daddario Sons, Inc. — General Contractor Raymond F. Daddario, Jr., President Suffield Management Company, Inc. — Property Management Robert F. Daddario, President Mascor Financial Corporation — Financial Consultant Robert W. Dyers, President 201 CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK S. W. BROMSON I. REINER Attorneys at Law 546 Halfway House Rd. Windsor Locks, CT 06096 Don Rick Owners USED CARS D R AUTO BODY Tel.: (203) 668-1140 113 Mountain Road Suffield, Connecticut 06078 ' RSROA 1 SKATING CENTRE ROUTE 159 1756 MAIN STREET AGAWAM. MA GENERAL INFORMATION 1 413 7� 4875 GROUP INFORMATION 1-41S7W-9111 ONLY PARENTS MAY SPECTATE. EVERYONE SKATES AT THEIR OWN RISK Pnces A Schedule subject to change without notice. J. HENRY ZAVISZA president Crawford Door Sales Co., Inc. 820 Thompsonville Road • Suffield, Connecticut 06078 Telephone: (203) 668 7366 203 CONGRATULATIONS to a CONGRATULATIONS TO the Senior Members DEVIL OF A CLASS of the Student Council jg|§t Brian Casinghino Dianne Lingenfelter Suzanne Lingenfelter Tom Naughton Jt and the Class of 1985 from The Student Council Robin Sorensen Ed Grous CONCRETE REHABILITATION RONALD RODNY ROOKEY RESTORATION (203) 668-1012 668 5546 0m NORTHEAST SUFFIELD AUTO RADIATOR g , MtSU INDUSTRIAL REPAIRING DOMESTIC, FOREIGN. TRUCK, ANTIQUE |1D| fflff FLOORINGS, INC. RADIATORS. HEATERS t GAS TANKS u w INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL CHEMICAL RESISTANT COATINGS P.O. BOX 671 AND OVERLAYS SUFFIELD, CT 06078 BRAD NICHOLSON. OWNER 61 FFYLER PL. SUFFIELD, CT 06078 MEMBER TELEPHONE 203-745-4024 ’ CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS TfOvuA fteuxUiA ) c. GIFTS OF DISTINCTION of 1985 STATE LINE PLAZA ENFIELD, CONN 06082 From the Class of 1986 204 KUTTBTV Weddings Family Portraits Senior Portraits III Instant Passports Copy Restoration Invitations A Engagement and Wedding Announcement Portraits Aerial Unisex Hair Design Commercial 73 Old County Road Model Portfolios Windsor Locks, Conn. 1 ” J MICHAEL ■ 203-623-7709 J U RYAN Fine Photography” Entield 741-0696 ENFIELD MALL ENFIELD ENFIELD MALL ENFIELD, CONN. 203-741-0696 1700 Mountain Road West Sutfield, CT 06093 Compliments of THE ROBERT BAKER COMPANIES FLOWERS UNLIMITED S uffield Village 668-0231 Flowers, arrangements balloons for all occasions. We also have a complete line of gifts and crystal. Lucile Loiseau Owner Ruth Loiseau Manager 205 SUFFIELD SERVICE CENTER 34 MOUNTAIN RD. SUFFIELD, CONN. 06078 TELEPHONE 668-2722 REPAIRS, TIRES ACCESSORIES Congratulations to the Class of ’85 DAIRY CREAM AT BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL 123 Mountain Rd. Suffield, CT COMPLIMENTS of Steven B. Fisher and John P. Talbot Attorneys at Law 668-7388 HAIR STYLES oxaria 1064 EAST STREET SO SUFFIELD CT 06078 6230874 GOOD LUCK Phone 623-7321 Res. 623-6174 STANDARD RADIATOR TO THE CLASS SERVICE of ’85 COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE CARS — TRUCKS — HEAVY EQUIPMENT The LeCuyer Family “Frenchy” Ray Jalbert KING SPRING ROAD 206 Owner Windsor Locks, CT 06096 Compliments of UNITED TECHNOLOGIES jfffrnA , u$er. • {. ferfn (i ' l nrsn Since 1 844 Insurance Real Estate 33 Mountain Rd. Suffield, CT Phone 668-0291 92 Pearl St. Enfield, CT Phone 745-2417 Congratulations Class of 1985 BUSINESS PATRONS Carl J. Bagge, C.P.A. Dr. Mrs. John D. Griswold, Jr. Linnell Associates Suffield Woman’s Club, Inc. PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Donald Heywood Mr. Mrs. Ronald F. Huot Dr. Mrs. David Johnson William D. Shew, Charles Stroh, Hagop Gamgochian Dan Joanne Sullivan Sons SPONSORS Mr. Mrs. Daniel Christian Mr. Mrs. Russell Phelps Mrs. Diane Wadsworth C. H. DEXTER Producers of Specialty Nonwovens Founded 1767 C H. DEXTER DIVISION THE DEXTER CORPORATION Two Elm Street Windsor Locks Conn. 06096 GOOD LUCK SENIORS BOOSTERS To Darlene — Congratulations and all our love always, Mom and Dad. Congratulations and Good Luck to Michele M., Mom and Dad. Waynie — All my love and hopes for more good times to come — Love always, Rita Good Luck MOOSE! Love Ya, Cari. Regina, we are proud of you. Mom, Dad, Brother. To Greg Packard: “Mirrors should reflect a little before throwing back images.” (Jean Cocteau) To Tom Naughton: “Achievement is but the death of endeavor and the birth of disgust.” (Ambrose Bierce) To Brian Casinghino: “Treat nature in terms of the cylinder, the sphere, the cone, all in perspective.” (Paul Cezanne) To Margo McCarty: “If I have to, I can do anything. I am strong, I am invincible, I am woman.” (Helen Reddy) To Ted Roy: “A round man cannot be expected to fit in a square hole right away. He must have time to modify his shape.” (Mark Twain) Best of Luck to K.W., K.K., S.E., K.D., A.J., J.P., J.A., K.D., M.G., as seniors. Regina Farewell to A.F., A.H., K.H., J.L., K.M., L.W., Erin, Sue W., C.B., Sue V., Regina David — You did it! Congratulations! Love Ya, Lis. Bye Bye: David, Timmy, Bobby, Paul and Johnny. We’ll Miss You! Love, Erin and Lisa. Congratulations. I love you, Stephanie. James 5:13. Congratulations to Kim Kochert, Regina Wysocki, and Genny Cannon from the Intensive Education Class. Good luck, Michele D. and David S. K.S., S.R., M.C., K.M.: Remember our friendship at S.H.S. — Regina. Stephers — I sure am gonna miss your ugly face! I luv ya — Boberly Marc Anthony — Thank you for sharing your senior year with me — I love you!! Kim Wendy, Beth, Kirsten, and Steph, good luck and have fun — Lynn. Jeff G. and Larry K. — I’ll always love you — Lynn. WHO LOVES YA BABY? Congratulations Lynn — Love, Mom and Dad — Good Luck at Bay Path. Mr. Potatohead, I still and always will love you, Forever yours, Mrs. Potatohead. Phil K. — Even through all of the trouble, we’ve remain¬ ed the best of friends. Jeff — Thank you for being so special and for always being there. 1-4-3- Maureen. M.D., I will always have faith in you. Best Wishes! Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Potter. Neal, good luck! Love, Sarah. Love to: “Spunkie” Little, Mark Edmund, Mario, Steph, Lynn, Shel, Sally “Barnyard” and my favorite alto, Maris! Good Luck! Jill. Steph — Do you want to go on a blind date? Take care! Love, Jill. Goodbye Meda, Bus, Steph, Audrey, Ara, Gnat, Catherine, Paula, Mimi, Jeff, Mike, Wayne, Sal, and Dan. Love, Jimmy. Hi, Short-stuff, Stacy, Wendy, Aurora, Prez, Karen, — love Archery! Gnat, Stacy, and Wendy, Latin ends! Catch thee anon (existent), hey! — Dawn Elaine: It was great sharing the bus rides with you. Regina. Peter Das: Congratulations, and continued success! Mom, Dad, Andy, and Chris. Amy, two hundred and two days left! Jenn. All my love and Best Wishes to Rita. Love, Waynie. Good luck, Amy and the class of ’85. Love, Mom and Dad. Congratulations, Amy. Good luck in your future endeavors. Love, Nana. Mil: Thanx for all the great times. It’s not gonna be the same without you next year. Thanx for the memories. Love ya — Michelle Best of Luck to Sandra, Tracey, Judy, and the rest of the class of 1985. Thanks for all the memories; I’ll miss ya. Party Dudes! Love ya, Tiff. Thanks Mil, Dra, Blic, Hudy, John-o and Sully for all the good times! The ice cream man is coming!!! Love Michelle. Thanks, Jay, for making the memories of my senior year the best yet. I couldn’t have made it without you!! Sandra. Tommy — I’ll miss those ears! Take care and good luck at Dartmouth! Love, Blondi. Bobers and Rock — M.B., P.W., M E., B.S., C.C., Q, M.B., M B., P.K., B.H., M B., K.B., J.V., T.B., J.K., Mr. Wednesday — Remember the good times! Love, Steph. Bugly, I’ll miss you; we had a lot of fun. Lots of luck; I love ya! Good luck AFS and A.S.M.W. Wood elves rule the universe! J period . . . Mirage . . . New Zealand! . . . Aurora-Amber! To Mfcute: you’re Fugly — L. and L. and J. 210 Too good to V? F - where ev - f ry - bod - y knows_ your name, f U 1 lU S I and they ' re al - ways glad you came. TVcnw From Cheat -4-2 2MST5MX -4-2 Bb Ab Ek m it h fret sai ii gH F G� m7 F� A� £ (end solo) iza: pf %;1 - it cresc. 3? l — F G m7 . BSiSBflM %0M y � Where ev - ' ry - bod - y knows_your name,. (gHi , U- ' U-= ti a i Repent ad lib and fa F G m7 p A and they’re al - ways glad you came.- I 3 535 L-LJ Li $ 5 The Seniors of Suffield High School would like to express their appreciation to Gary Portnoy and Judy Hart Angelo for allowing them to use the “Theme from Cheers.” Their generosity helped to make the 1985 Sagitta very special.