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fc TCJiTTN txTTSgT s ? i £5 22 « 25 pr i5TX3 ?55t ,r ii? - 12 Beff - Plourde . leave another boring year of high school to Moreen Martin and my postion in Chorus to anyone who can fill it. Robin Plummer . leave first tenor in Jazz Band, tandem essays, and Saturday morning rehearsals to Jimmy K. Susan Pohorylo. leave the climbs up Spoonsville Mountain to Amy Sevigny. deservhigTan 163 ' an ° ,her tnp to the board and a red mark on Frida Y’s test to anyone taking senior math, and my Yankees shirt to any yirginia Price , leave. b “ ' “ m v ' “ e - ” d » • remainderof Ihe Puia cl,„. Demse Purcell , leave my bopping in class to Rhonda, all my undone homework to Judy, and all my books to some underclassman who wants of Mr Beaud — l 5odVuck, e youMI°need d n Cha Ce l ° aUemPt Chemistry(since both of us chickened out!!), and Trina, in the hands Diane Roberts leave WLHS knowing I’m finally done and hoping my sister Tammi will finish. practice 11 ' ’ KarCn in ChargC ° f coun,ing the laps at swim P rac t ce, Rochelle to make swimming fun, and Eileen a ride home from Pete Ryan , leave. Kathy Satterfield , leave my high school years to my sister. Debra Savage , leave with 5 Savages down and no more to deal with. Tammy Scavotto , leave my maroon, blue and black B’s to ES, the best of luck to NS, and all the french fries he can eat to Mr. P. Sheryl Schindler , leave behind my wheepler and my congratulations to anyone who can get an A in Mr. Beaudry’s senior math class. Gregory Scott , leave my blazing speed to the future running backs at WLHS, my moves to Chris Stoppa, and my number, 21, to no one. Kara Scotto , leave another trip to the board in Room 110, and tandem essays to the next senior class. frishmeri ,C ’ my l Cker ’° anyone who can flt inside il ’ the best of luc k to Scott, Bob and Tammy, and Mr. Borchetta to all avenging William Siemionko , leave my stone hands to the future tight-ends of Windsor Locks football. Eric Slocum . leave my position of OG, DT to anyone good enough to fill it. Suzanne Soucy , leave WLHS for good, my absences to anyone who can afford them, and Mr. A.’s office for the last time. bmno ve‘h Tot ‘° a y brave Student wh ° Can take “ the beaUngs 1 took from Mrs - Fitzgerald: her ruler, punches and bruises — Heather Starkey , leave all my books and blessings to Eden, Kevin and the rest of the upcoming kin. Janet Strogoff. leave Mr. M. for Mark to have a better time with than I did, and good luck to Renee. David Tar a ve lla , leave Janice Stokes my sunglasses, Alison Vozzolo my leather, and Mike Huller my strange wardrobe. Ann Marie Taylor , leave my intelligence to my niece Jennifer Dunlop, my friendship to Tom, and my unforgettable face to Mrs. Carroll. Kimberly Taylor , leave Doris all of my fashionable clothes, and Reva all of my gold jewelry so that they can look as “fresh” as I do. Corey Tucker , leave my homework to the trash barrels. ca n de aJwi fcol ' e for two more years. l ° Ke y “ SUrvive if y0U Can ’ and good luck “ Beaudry so that he Julie Veit , leave to Kris K. a bucket of paint for my wall, and Jenny D. to do better in class than I ever did. Lori Viara , leave. Thomas Waterman , leave this school not knowing any more than when I got here. Maria Watson , leave the “funky sidewalk” to Rochelle Galetta, my messed up locker to my sister and my sneakers to my brother. Sharon Yucka , leave Kathy the “elf’ mirror and Lisa all the rooms to clean at the Ramada. Walter Ziemiensky , leave this school without looking back. 106
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Lori Hunt , leave Windsor Locks High. Jeffrey Ives , leave two more happy years of honors English to Kylee. Matthew Jansen . leave behind the mistakes I ' ve made for others to avoid, and with more insight into life. Charles Jarest , leave my locker, an old pair of sweaty gym socks and a broken pencil to all the unfortunates who follow me. Kevin Johnson , leave the Stanley Cup for Mr. Widmer, and of course, the Whale. Laura Johnson , leave with pleasure and no argument. Stephen Jones . leave my car to Mike Collins, hard track practices to Tom M., and my weekend night habits to Jon R. and Jon T. Kim Kadlubowski , leave with cherished memories, and all my luck to Gina to get through her last year. Deanna Karto , leave the ring to Doug, the Box to Sharon K., and love to Doug. Alain Kessi , leave the Swiss National Anthem to the band, a portion of common sense to the genius, Mark Bouffard. and my flute at home. Rich Labbe , leave the torture of being Coach Sul ' s scapegoat to Gary (sweet pea) Bycenski. Rolande Labbe , leave all my memories of WLHS to Amy Good, and with a smile on my face. Robert Lacasse , being the last of the Lacasses to pass through the halls, leave only a memory. Justin Lanati , leave my memories to Mike, Eden, Kevin, and Andy, and Pistol Green to Andy and Kev. Roger Lavoie , leave WLHS with the Class of 1987 with the great pleasure of having been a part of it. Deana Lee , leave anyone to take my place yanking on Mr. McKeown ' s suspenders every time he wears them. Debbie Lee , leave many thanks to everyone at WLHS who has helped make the past four years the best they could be. Bonnie Lennon , leave with many memories that will be cherished for a lifetime, a good luck and much happiness wish to Maur and Kris, and Mr. McKeown an empty hallway — bye bye Joe! Charlotte Lesniak , leave my puppy dog eyes to Mrs. Carroll. Lisa Levesque , leave with pleasure. Dean Lillibridge , leave the past four years of American history to Mr. Stine, and my sincere thanks to the faculty of WLHS. Terri Lillibridge , leave with pleasant memories and my best wishes to the underclassmen. Kathleen Liss , leave my sister Julie the best of luck in her senoir year, a happy note to my friend Mr. G.. and best w.shes to friends left behind. Lynne Lodola , leave the good times at WLHS to my baby brother John — good luck! Darci Lombardi , leave this school with pleasure. Matthew Loncar , leave my class spirit to the Class of’88 and my battered helmet to my brother Tim. Diane Lopes , leave the best of luck to the Class of 1988! Catherine Lowe , leave the West Street bump to upcoming seniors seeking the best entertainment WL can offer. Christine Macaluso . leave two more years of Saturday morning Marching Band practice to Steven Wandzy and the best of luck to my brother Tom in his last two years. . Donald Mackey , leave Coach Sullivan’s “spread outs” to JR, MC, GB, DB. TM, and number “ 17” to any underclassman who can handle ,t. James Malcolm . leave Linda my phone bill, Brett my empty locker and Carrie good luck as a freshman (she ' ll need it!). Teresa Mancino , leave my ridiculous laugh to Karen, who is well on her way to inheriting it, my Savage spasm to the next weak-kneed Savage fan, and my ambition to “either score or get hurt” to any future girls soccer player. Andrea Marinak , leave my sister Cindy and my cousin Mike facing three more years of high school! Lynn Mazza . leave Robert Walker knowing I’ll be back on weekends, Susie the blue junk hoping it ' ll start in the morning, and Amy lots of f un memories. Jamie Meagher leave all my detentions and suspensions to any little punk who thinks he can beat them. Debbie Michaud , leave Kristen and Brian my footsteps along with all the love and luck in the world, and Eden luck for a great senior year. Kathleen Moran , leave with special memories of the great times I have had in the past four years. Renee Morrell , leave all my good times to anyone who can handle them! Kathy Morris , leave “airplane wings to Karen Riccio, cauliflower (cheu-fleur) to the field hockey team, and a thermometer full of mercury to my sister Erin. Laura Mortenson , leave Mike my car and Donna the Cafe A bathroom and two more years. Brian Munson . leave my falsetto to Brian Rucci, with cheu,(sorry Deb, 45 minutes is up), and Allicia in the Enfield Square parking lot-(sorry Alex). Carl Myers , leave my English class to Julie, Brenda, Danny, and Bill. Jeffrey Overstrom , leave the annual game dinner to the new and remaining members of Pistol Green, and best wishes and the greatest luck during the school year of ' 88 to EL, AL, KB. Charlene Picard , leave all my homework and boring classes to the underclassmen. James Pinkston , leave my tandem essays to my brother Titus, and my heart to Bulkeley High School. John Plamondon . leave the blue beastly Fairlane to Amy, and the world of physics to those who dare. 105
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