Windsor Locks High School - Herald Yearbook (Windsor Locks, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1989 volume:

Windsor locks high school Windsor locks , conn. As our journey ends, we realize flow muck he has lightened our load . His patience, understanding, aruf advice are looked upon with appreciation. In our senior year, his absence was felt, but he was ever present in our hearts. Because he is our adviser and our friend, we, the Class of 1989, proiuhy dedicate our yearbook to Mr, George Anastasia Dedication 2 We’ve aCC been catered to by our servants, advised by our Cords, and protected by our knights. T 4 We ' ve all been bring within our stone castles, protected by the watts, th e moat, and our individual monster which lurks in the murky water ♦ 5 We ' ve dved among the riefies of our ancestors, but now it ' s time to find our own treasures, 6 - r We ' ve 6een engaged in a four-year battle to find our own identities . I Now comes our true test of courage where Cong-forgotten hoys wift 6 e come knights, where Uttie-known giris wifi become maidens ♦ Siowly he Cowers the drawbridge and we are amazed by the worid which begins to unfoCd around us . 11 12 Compliments of W. Quagtiarofy ' Evergreen Tree Service 13 OlJUuSVaJA U 1 | A JU eUt la’S «r uto d 1 c W� rt ir ytcu( % t l (yCXr i . ■ yj A ,.;V � v ‘ Kf ' vsKfUL oAXU j Jn • 2m ( GIcutlu tio ’ x Oj ft it ' au Wl 1 r HR c. 4 ' iC a 14 Tracy Demmnr — Secretary Brrnda Gtamuzuifl — Treasurer Senior Class Officers rLTi 15 Senior Class Officers Maria Oftva — President T Michael Coffins — Vice President As the soldiers leave the castle and emerge through the open drawbridge, they realize the rules of the battle have been changed. Regardless of which castle the soldiers have come from, they’ve all been fighting to reach a common goal Each fighter has been pushing forward to attack and conquer new unchartered areas of his individual aspirations. They are no longer members of the same crusade, tfieir causes and their goals in battle have been altered. The soldiers must learn to lead their own charges, keeping in mind tfie strategies and the advice which they have acq uired. Once the drawbridge has closed behind tfiem, these soldiers can use their experiences to advise, counsel, and protect the troops of tomorrow. As, we, the Class of 1 989, leave the security of high school for the adventures in tfte outside world, we realize our fives have changed. Regardless of the interests we ' ve pursued and the clas ses we’ve taken, we’ve all been working towards graduation. Each student has been striving to learn and to understand new topics in his unique interest in life. We, tfie graduating Class of 1989, are no longer contained by the walls of our high school, even our goals have been revised. We must learn to lead our own fives, by applying the skills that our teacfiers and our counselors ftave taught us. Once the doors close behind us, we must use our knowledge to better the lives of the future generations. Golden years are passing by These happy Golden years — Laura Ingalls Wilder 21 Linda Ann A6are Ye 16th of September, 1971 Crusades: Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Philadelphia 1, Toronto 2, Florida 3, Virginia Beach 4; Sr Dress-Up Day 4; Sr Outing 4; Sr Bad 4 On The Round Table: To meet a special guy; get married; have lots of children; live happiiy forever Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Nothing is lost on him who sees with an eye that feeling gave; for him there’s a story in every breeze, and a picture in every wave.’ — Thomas Moore Little Miss Sunsfiine Heirlooms: A lunch” in Junior year; CA- ' Tve got sunshine ; Study hall with LA,RM, HW; Helping DB in French; Falling off chairs; Visiting LS in the box ; Naphins; Intelligent dis¬ cussions at (unch; Mall-bopping; Avoiding home¬ work Heirlooms: Big E;R iverside with CA,JL,DM, HW;Lettuce;Red Bananas;Goobers;Hean with JM,CA;Oh sank you;Cows,no horses ' Secrets ... DM;Nap(tins;Prom mom;Movies with JM,KW,T0 9 85;Get out of my way; Good times with RM, KA, DB, MB;X-mas mass with JI,KW;Last lunch;Guiding Light;Fun and Friends;Shopping with RM,HW Lin Kellie-Ann Adams Te 7th of January, 1971 Crusades: National Honor Society 3,4; Sr Dress-lip Day 4 On The Round Table: To survive col¬ lege, have a happy and productive life and stay in touch with old friends Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Long, long be my heart with such memories filled! Like the vase in which roses have once been dis¬ tilled; You may break, you may shatter the vase if you will, But the scent of the roses will hang round it still — T. Moore Seniors .ruxanrin Heirlooms: Best friends w Michelle;The ; pedal time I’d never forge t w Jimmy; Party mg v MT ,JH, TQJR, ML, MC J T, MG, KL, TC,JR, V(M,JM,GS,FF,TT,TF;Sr. Bad 87 88 w JH; College fair w MC,MT,TQJT,MG;Savage SpCasfwNew Tears Eve;Top 4 10 87,5 9 87; jags party 10 31 88;Partying;Beac i;Memories Nick NicoCe Anderson Te 18t i of June, 1971 C ms rules: Gymnastics 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3, Captain 4; Indoor Soccer 3; Jr Prom 2,3, Court 3; Sr Bail 1,2,4 On The Round Table: To ftave a career in nursing; to many someone who Coves me as mucL as I Cove fumf Tammy Lynn A yotte Yc 9th of December, 1970 Crusades: Cfionis 1,2,3,4, NCCC 1,4; Jazz Sftow Cftoir 3,4; Track 3,4; Field Hockey 3,4; Jr Prom 3 On Tfie Round Ta6Ce: To someday many Matthew and to become a hairdresser Hear Ye, Hear Ye: The mind has a tfiousand eyes and the heart but one; yet the tight of a whole life dies when love is done.” — F. W. Bourdidon T ay ieirlooms: Graduation night 87;Three moon ight;71;Ad the long talks about guys with Lisa; lee ' s party;Highway with Joanne;The tears of riends on my shoulder;The joys of laughter riends and I had tog ether;S tranded in the voods;Going to the prom and having a great ime;Going to the beach and stalling; Not know- rig what’s wrong with the car,Trying to find a ide home Seniors Cissy Lynn Baker Ye 4th cf June, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2,3,4, NCCC 4; Tennis 1; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To be successful at whatever I do and have fun while doing it Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom known until it be Cost — C. C. Colton Heirlooms: Wild partying times witfi MB,TA,LS,MR,JL,CV,MM,MM,HW,LA,DM;Beacfi with MR,FR,PC;Limo with MB, FR, MS; Crazy stums with LS,MB;2am football fie(d;Cakewa(k witfi LS,MB; Pass the Grey Poupon ' ’;Kentucky Fried Chick¬ en with LS;“Gas Station Bandit vs. Staff Ban¬ dit ' ' ;Forever Best friend MB;Florida witfi MB,TA,SE,TM,CV,JL,AK,LA;Riverside witfi JL;Pymmid with CV,LS,MB,LGJK,TA,MM,HW,DB Cis Ten HeirCooms: Tfie great 6us rule witfi L F;Swimming with KG, “I ,and my buddies NL and KF;The quote I shared with LinjThe great times with LF,DB,KG,KD,DC,MO,SK and LG;Florida summers;Band trip 86;Bothering Jay in Spanish 3;Tfie “wiver’w Kar;Superman w “r Ye 6th of June, 1970 Crusades: Chorus 1,4; Swimming 2,3,4; T rack 2; Yearbook 4 On The Round Table: To go to college, get a job that I enjoy and five a happy Ufe Hear Ye, Hear Ye: For life is tfie mirror of king and slave. ' Tis just what we are and do; Then give to the world the best you have, And tfie 6est will come back to you.” — Madeline Bridges ariruTr, v ) Seniors I 24 Lruvruru-wj ruvruravi H eirlooms; Gooddmes w KG,LF,BG,LGMO, TB,5ICKW, :DC; Southmgwn;Sxafford;S nnq- field;Chris,Bret;The weekend that rocked the wodd;Hairspray;Heavy metal; ' ' The Wad”Matt; Dedications;Manchester;Misguamicut 87,88; The mafia;Hey Monl;Long talks w Kar-my buddy. Are you serioits ?! ' Nuprin, thais life!”;Airhead;Deja vu;A ddie- Poo h;Dude; WordhStudley, MA Nee-Wee Denise Marie Baron Ye 6th of February, 1971 Crusades: Vice President 1; Student Council 1,2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Cho¬ rus 1,2,3,4; Vocabmotxon 3,4; Var Cheer- leading 2, Captain 3,4; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table; To be successful and happy in whatever I do, own a vvfute husky and find the Ultimate Dude” Hear Ye, Hear Ye: I ' m an idealist — I don ' t know where I ' m going, but I ' m on my way” — Cad Sandburg Tc 19tft of May, 1971 Crusades: Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1,2 On The Round Table: To be successful in graphic arts and to live a happy and loving life Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Do whatever you can in life to the best of your ability and be successfid in your own eyes ” — N. Barenbaum Nedson HeirCooms: We ' ve got tonight” — excellent night;Good times with KJ,JD,JT,MC,JR,MG Seniors A p k r i % M i m r Corinne Bdisle Tc 14th of M ay, 1971 Crustutes: Jr Prom 3; Sr Bah 3 On The Round Table: To get a good job, have a nice cor, and to live in a big house Hear Ye, Hear Ye: If you love some¬ thing set it free, if it comes back to you it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t stalk it down and kill it — Anonymous ort urr, . 1 I Seniors l “ Heirlooms: Berklee 87,88;Summer 87,88;Air¬ plane with MF;F(orida; Parties with SW,MF,MB, SB;Music room att-nig fiter; Bergy ones; Late Pit Reit with L o;Suh jokes with MF,CM;Marching to 92.5;Tennis with SW,MF,BR,GS;Toronto; Taiks with Dl;Oliver;Music Man 1 Dan Dominique Michelle Berube Ye 8th of January, 1971 On The Round TaBCe: To become suc¬ cessful to fiave enough money to build and five in a log cabin, and to 6e fiappy Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Live for tomorrow, for it may not come. — Anonymous DanieC EtfuHt Bergman Te 8tfi of May, 1971 Crusades: Pit Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4, NCCC 1,2,3,4, Reaionals 3; March¬ ing Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Tennis 3,4; Boys State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Act Ed 4; Rotary Avvanf 4 On The Round Table: To graduate from college, be successful fiave a happy family, and good friends Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk befund me, I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend — Camus Dorn HeirCooms: Being a pain to Mr. S and Mr. A; Going to the log during lunch and classes skipping classes;Partying with SR,KS,CB,MG,LC, JS,HP,JB,SB,DLJB,WJ,AS,CS,AJ,LD,W5,KS, TM;Going to concerts;Being with my Mon Cfu Cfii Micfiefle Lee Blaus Te 4th of May, 1971 Crustutes: Baruf 1,2,3,4, EMBA Cham¬ pionship 3; Youth Commission 2,3,4, Treasurer 3 On The Round Ta6k: To he a [god assistant, and have a family and a rahhit farm in tAe backyard Hear Ye, Hear Ye: The red rose wftis- pers of passion and the white rose breathes of love; O, the red rose is a falcon, and the white rose is a dove.” — O ' Reilly Heirlooms: The Prom limo witA CB,MS,an4 1R;Summer of 88;The batd trips;l)l) Concert 87;My weepie;Cruisinq witA CB and JL;9 10 88;Driving the qreat big T- Hird;Cakewalk witA CB I’Ae football field at 2 am; 5 hop ping; Florida; Searching for ]T;Computers with Renee;Senior outing,Senior dress-up day Shelley Heirlooms: Cruisin ' 3 4;Wendy ' s;Nibb(ing on my porkchop;Fatima;”WHAT ' S TOUR POINTr;MM,RK,MC,MR,RM,SC,AS,SW; Temporary Insanity;Toot-a-(oot;7 20 88M Ken Kenneth Andrew Bradford Tc lit hof March, 1971 Crusades: Track 2; Jr Prom 3; Year6oofc 4; Sr Ball 4 On The Round Table: To ftave a high paying career so I can pay for anything my wife desires Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Pleasure ' s a sin, and sometimes sin ' s a pleasure.” — Lord Byron Tc 1st of July, 1971 Crusades: Student Council 4; Swimming 1,2,3, Captain 4; Outdoor Track 2,3,4; Voice of Democracy 3,4, 2nd Place Winner 3, 1st Place Winner 4; Yearbook 4 On The Round Table: To many the man of my dreams, ftave a family, and become a woman of success Hear Ye, Hear Ye: ' It is time for a new generation of leadership, to cope with new problems and new opportunities. For there is a new world to be won.” — Kennedy Heirlooms: Ireland 86;North Carolina 88;Trips to Boston;The Airpon with CR; Hunting for (izardsjThe guy in the skin;The envy with MM; Talking with Sfumnon;Good times with SL, MM, CR, MO, CV,RM,CS, MM; Traveling; Laughing;Having fun with friends;Hiding with Kar Seniors 29 Scan Emmett B ravakis Ye 6th of November, 1971 Crusades: Cross-Country 1,3, Captain 4; JV Basketball 1, Var 1,2,3,4, NCCC 3, Ad-State 3; Boys ' State 3; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To be happy in my future, keep in touch with my friends, and beat my DAD at golf Hear Te, Hear Te: it ' s true that we don ' t know what we have until we lose it What is also true is tfiat we don ' t know what we’ve missed until it arrives. — Anonymous Heirlooms: KC 3,4,; 7 4 88;l 29 87;Sum mers of 87 88;Communism with CP,JC,EM MC; Airport with LM,MC;Saturday (and Sun day) Foot6all; Watching other schoo events; Ad the times spent with my friends, Goff w EM,DM Sean Joseph T Bromley Joe 1 Heirlooms: Deatfi ride on Rt 20;P arking fdt before the dance with SF,BE,MB,JR,CN,CT, MT,BE,AT,GC,DR,DH,RD,JB Te 12th of November, 1970 On The Rouruf Table: To win the Lotto f LrlrLnJ j Seniors ' ' j 30 UtmTJ rvr- -ruT_n-r Jeffrey B rooks Ye 27th of July, 1971 On The Round Tabic: To fiave my own company and 6c very wealthy Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Remember Yes¬ terday. Dream of Tomorrow. But Live For Today — Anonymous Edward Brzostek Ye 1st of September, 1971 Crusades: Band 1,2; Jazz Band 2 On The Round Tabie: To go to an audio engineering school in New York Hear Ye, Hear Ye: It doesn ' t matter if you ' re on the right track. You ' d get run over if you just sit tdere. — Wid Rogers Edju HeirCooms: Going MACH 2 Down 1-91;Loud Concerts;Rafting with RB and MCjCmising in the Z-2 8 ;Mr. Browns tone with J S and the GidsjLate nite skiinq;Weekend refreshments ;T] s and PS Jeffery Kenneth BueCC Tc 14th of August, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jazz Choir 2; NCCC Chorus 4; Baseball 2; Cross-Country 3,4, Coach ' s Award 3; Track 4; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To own my business Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Winning isn ' t every¬ thing, it ' s the only thing” — Vince Lombardi nJiniin 32 J Seniors InrvrLru-t r J jn_jA_rLn Hei r(ooms: Van Halen Concerts;Good times in the Bonneville;Oct3,1987;Following TD to Mass w JB and DH in the Dus ter Jr Pwm;Peguot Cfiamps;Russi((o ' s Party;Great times w JB,DH, KH,SF, KMJRJB ,JH, TD, FF,MH, and JT;Weightlifting;Basketball season!! Cam Michael J. Camilleri Te 25th of August, 1971 Crusades: Baseball 1; JV Footfjotf 1,2, Vor 3,4 On Tfie Round Table: To be happy in life and marry the girl of my dreams Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goad.” — Anonymous Michael A. Capo Ido Te 20th of July, 1971 Crusades: Band 1,2; Tennis 1; Yearbook 4 On Tfie Round Table: To become a pilot Hear Ye, Hear Ye: All the king ' s horses and all the king’s men ain’t gonna put my life back together again,” — M. Capoldo Seniors 33 Jason M. Card r e 30th of June, 1971 Crusades: Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Jazz B and 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; NCCC Con¬ cert Boiuf 1,2,3,4; Pit Bon41,2,3,4; Northern Regional Concert B and 2; Northern Regional Jazz Band 3,4; Outstanding High School Stu¬ dents Of America; Who’s Who On The Round Table: To pursue a career in retail marketing and own my own sporting goods store Hear Ye, Hear Yet ' Win if you can, lose if you must, but always cheat” — Jesse u The Body” Ventura Carp Heir looms: Partying with all of my friends SM,JC,RO,JM,JM,GB,DJ,GO,GR,TD,CB, MG,KD,LD,SW,NW,AK,MS;Volley6all at Curd’ s;Coo-Coo juice Heirlooms: Cast parties;New Tear ' s Eve at Bo6 ' s;Poison 88 with PB,MC,BK,NH,MH,KH; Tfie night in the woods with PB,RM,MH,JK, DW;Party at MILLER’S!!;Jokin’ around with Mich and his Chevy Chase falls;Hooooo! Tougfi Guy!;Blue funk mornings at Berklee;Florida JM. Kevin Carpentieri Ye 20th of September, 1970 On The Round Table: To get a good paying job, and to be the best l can be at what I do Lisa Carpentieri Ye 15th of July, 1971 Crusades: Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To become a millionaire Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Friends are friends, enemies are enemies; when a friend be¬ comes an enemy, they’re enemies forever” — Anonymous Katherine M. Cenci Tc 7th of January, 1971 Crusades: Youth Commission 2,3, Chair¬ man 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Flag Corps 1,2,3,4; Var Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Var Tennis 1,2,3,4; Jr Prom 3; Yearbook Associate Editor 4; Sr Magazine Captain 4; Rotary Award 4 On The Round Table: To choose a career I will enjoy and to be proud of my ac¬ complishments Hear Ye, Hear Ye: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye . — Antoine De Lxupery Kate Heirlooms: Polyvynals win in 86;The truth about the men;Reign of Lady K; You Evil Wea- seC’;Dad,Charlie-n-me;The Voice;Chats with M om;Boys of summer with NP;PAB;My 6est buddy !BG,CR, WF,DD,SW,and especially SB;Class S Basketball final 88;Being An- nie;Borch’s class;M M’s Seniors 35 Michael Cotfins Ye 18th. of June, 1971 Crusades: Soccer 1,2; Var Basketball 1,2,3,4, All Conference 4; T rack 2; Var Football 3,4, All Conference 3, Captain 4; Jr Prom 3; Sr Ball 4 On The Kound Table: To succeed in everything I do and many someone special Hear Ye, Hear Ye: ' T o what you can with what you have where you are” — T. Roosevelt Heirlooms: The Coop ML,MT,MG;Shock treat¬ ment at Gag ' s;Bunny quest;Bowlarama;Co(lege fair up and back;Timts with ML;Partying with JT,MM,TT,CS,JR,JJMG,SB,and the girls;Kirsten’s house;VH;David Let Roth;Strandtd with JT ; MM,DJ,TQ;Laugh sessions with JT,MM,TT,CS,TP MGJR;(L5peeuiay)Portian4 and Avon gamts;Football practice with JT,DH,MC,JRJB,DYV;Poof at Frank ' s Caflarous Peter Michael Corsini Pete-Mama HeirCooms: Partying with BW,KH,VC,KI,and the rest of my friends;New Year ' s Eve at BW’sjHalloween night 87;Getting snaggei with DD Te 18th of July, 1971 On The Round Table: To graduate from school go to coflege, and be really successful Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “The c alm cool face of the river asked me for a kiss.” — Langston Hughs Heirlooms: Frac,flow ' s Keith?;GiGi 2 21 86;Good times witfi special friends SE,HP,AP,JP, TD, BD, WZ,SJ;Summer of 88 witfi SE,P W, DL, DE;CE party with SE,BD, WZ;Concerts;Hawaii 8 5;Cruise 88;Thanks for everything Mom Gina Gina Marie Covietto Ye 10th of January, 1971 Crusades: Basketball 1,2; Yearbook 4; Jr Ptotti Court 3 On The Round Table: To become a teacher and help children Hear Ye, Hear Ye: ' Yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is today ' s dmim. — Gibran Michael Francis Cunningham Ye 4th of August, 1971 Crusades: JV Soccer 1, Var 2,3, Captain 4; JV BasfcetBatf 1,2,3, Var4;JV Baseball 1, Var 2,3,4 On The Roumf Table: To work with computers and play baseball Hear Ye, Hear Ye: May you be in fieaven a hedf an flour before the devil knows you’re dead” — An Irisfi Toast Hammer Heirlooms: Lab with DB;Times with EM,SB,and DD;Gag’s party Seniors 37 Darcy Lee Curran Te 1st of November, 1971 Crusades: Yield Hockey 2; Student Coun¬ cil Secretary 1; Chematnon 3; Jr Prom 3 On The Round T able: To always be close to my mother and make her as proud of me as l p ossibty can Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend — Camus Cum Heirlooms: Pink Floyd in 88;Partying with AK,SM,KC,RB,JM,MM,and all my other friends, especially the Torker Heirlooms: Great times with Mick;Fun with DJ,MO,BG,SK,KG,BG,LF,TB,KW;C(assic 1-1- 88;Tfie condo; Dinner parties with CO,DJ,BP;Cfii-Cfii ' s with Con;The funnies t thing . . . ;Gail Rd;Ms Lu ' s class and NY Dart Jason Cur ti Te lOt t of December, 1970 On Tfie Rouruf Table: To be the best at whatever I do J Seniors r Dan Paul Davies Ye 25th of October, 1971 Crusades: Vox Tennis 1, Captain 2; JV Soccer 1, Var 3,4; JV Basketball 3, Var 4; Vox Baseball 3,4; Lab Assistant 1 On The Round Table: To succeed in ail the goals I set for myseif Hear Ye, Hear Ye: ’ ' It ' s not what you got, it ' s who you know.” — Anonymous Scott Davis Te 19th of January, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2,3,4 On The Round Table: To retire a rich man Chuck T racy Anne Demaine Tc Z4th of November, 1971 Crusades: Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; Field Hock¬ ey 1,2,3,4, Ail Conference 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4, Coach ' s Award 3; Indoor Track 2,3,4; Jr Prom 3; Sr Ball 4; Year6ook 4 On Tfie Rouiud TaBfe: To 6ecome suc¬ cessful and to own my own 6ank Hear Ye, Hear Ye: If you can imagine it, you can ackieve it; if you can dream it, you can 6ecome it — Ward HeirCooms: Suffield memories with AP;Crystal — Are you sure?”;OH MY !!;HP-Cherry?;Lady and the Tramp; PB;Pens !;Silver;Being true friends with RM,AP,SA,BG,HP,SE,WF,CR,GC and LG;Cftem tab with RM;Tfte fire!!;Tic-Tacs; Thanks Mom and Dad,I love you both!!chopping with Mom;Piano;Traveling;Stracey;Adventures with SA;Strawbemes with Bridge;My 6th period rekedion with Wend;P aimer,MA;Fried mozza¬ rella attacks;Whistling with CM,MM,and TA Trace Patricia Ann Dixon Ye 2Ath of May, 1971 Crusades: Band 1,2,3,4; M arching Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Indoor Track 1,2; Soccer 1,2 On Tfie Rourni Table: To be successful at whatever I do, be married and have two beautiful children Hear Ye, Hear Ye: No happy time that passes is ever ready gone if it leaves you with a great memory to look back upon.” — Anonymous Seniors .j- ri n_j-vr n Heirlooms: Darcy;Partying with friends;Pany -mg witA RM,CH,JB,MC,GH,KS,JM,andJB Ken ' r « m Wr-w Awl W f - 1 Ken Domina Te 25th of July, 1969 On The Round Tabic: To be with Darcy and become a computer repairman Hear Ye, Hear Yet “That was then, this is now. — Hinton Kathleen Marie DZurich th of April 1971 sades: Chorus 1,2; Fad Cheerleading Te 6th ( Crusa 3,4; Jr Prom 3 On Tfie Round Tabic: To make ad my dreams come true, to always be happy, and to never lose touch with special friends Hear Ye, Hear Yet ' Special joys and special friends together ... the moments pass so quickly but the memories last for¬ ever. — Douglas Seniors Stacey E Caine Easter Ye 25th of March, 1971 Crusades: Harford Stage 4; Flag Corps 1,2, Captain 3,4; Chows 1,2,3,4; NCCC Chorus 3,4; Yearbook Asst Ed 4; National Honor Society 3,4 On The Round Table: To someday be¬ come an elementary school teacher and, also, to live life to its fullest Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Here we are, tying up the loose ends, and saying last goodbyes to au our friends. Here we are makin ' all the right moves and movin’ on to new things, startin ' over again,” — F too ceil cl984 by September Music Corp. Used by Permission Brian HeirCooms: Great times with GC,AP,TD,HP, CR, WF,JP,SJ,BD, WZ,JL;F(orida with JK,CV, LG;Shaving cream and mou sse;5353;Summer of 88 with GC,AP,PW,DL,DL;Concerts; Frac, now’s Keith?”;GiGi;Stracey;Prom with BM; Do I stutter!” Sta fuinjir, . I I Seniors | 42 LanAJUv ’vn__n-rui Heirlooms: Partying with ,ST,KM,AL,JB,LG, DH, MH,CC,JB,BE,RU, DM, MC, TL, MM, KD, DK,KD; Tamper Road;Prom night with ST, KM,LG;Getting in t rouble with BE,JB,MB,HN Scurve , l: Qfc 1 wM: l 1 ■ Scott Ricfumf Ferrato Te 25th of January, 1971 Crusades: Soccer 1; JV Baskethah 2, Var 3,4 On The Round Tabic: To 6ecome ricfi and have a nice looking wi e Wendy Colleen Fish Te 19th of February, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2,3 ,4 On The Rouml Tabic: To 6ecome a dancer and be hapyy and successful, and to visit England with Dave Wend Heiriooms: Polyvinyl gang;Yodel gir(s;Toga massacre with Chris;Chemlab with KW;PAB; ' ‘Goobers with RM;Boston Ballet 88; 6th per. rebellions with TD;French torture with SE,DB,KC,CR,TD;Crease,jr Prom; Mrs. Dash with Chris;Cemetary walks with DS,CR; Fried Mozzarella; Cookies-n-cream;Meqaspore mother ce((;Boyscout torture with CR; Dave;Great times with CR,RM,TD,HP, SE,GC,AP,DS Seniors 43 Brian S. Flynn Ye 16th of January, 1971 Crusades: Golf 3 On The Round Table: To win the high roller in Las Vegas, to be successful, to have 24 Junior BowUng Tournament titles Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Life is a gift to you and what you make of it is up to you. — Anonymous HeirCooms: Going to concerts ;W inning JBT invitationahPlacing 3rd in the Tournament of Champions Brian Linda Jeanne Fraw ley Ye 16th of June, 1971 Crusades: Academy of the Performing Arts 1; Cfiorus 1,2,3,4; Jazz Show Choir 2,3,4; NCCC 2,3,4; R egionals 2,3,4; AC- DA Honors Choir 4; Gymnastics 1; Tracfc 2; Musk Man 3; Jr Prom 3 On Tfie Rouruf Table: To go to college, get a good job, and live a happy, successful life Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Not enjoyment, aruf not sorrow, is our destined end or way; but to act, that each to-morrow brings us farther than to-day.” — Longfellow l WUU i fcnte ] 44 J Seniors Michael). Qaqliardi Ye 3rd of March, 1971 Crusades: Model UN 3; Student Council 3; Pit Bond 2,3; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Bon4 2,3,4; Jazz Baruf 2,3,4; Jazz Sfiow Cfioir 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Traci 4 On Tfie Rournl Table: To enjoy wfiat I ' m doing, no matter wfiat that may be Hear Te, Hear Te: “Gills, they irritate me — I love being irritated!” — M. Gagliardi Heirlooms: Hatfoween ;New Tcar ' s Eve- Michehe;“The Family’’;Good times with JR,J), JT,MC,ES,VS,ES,MT,NA,ML,TQ,TC,BG, MM;Party sopfi. year with GD,SB,BR,DB,BD; Band trips;Cfievefte rom 6eCow;Grits;100 6ucis;Tfte cellar; BC”;Owe 6aby! Seniors 45 Karen Marie Gaidos Ye 25th of February , 1971 Crusades: President 1; Stu Cnd 1,2,5,4; Math Team 3,4; Flags 1; Swimming 1,2,3, Copt 4, Ad-St 2; Jr Prom Court 3; Set Crew 3; Yearbook 4, Co-FA-ln-Chief; Talc Mt SC; Wes Symp; Ct Hon Sem; Kty Awd; Brown Bfc Awd; Chemathon; N HS; Giris’ State On The Round Table: To somehow man¬ age a family and a career, while never being too busy to love Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “The friends, who in our sunshine live, when winter comes, are flown; And he who has but tears to give, must weep those tears alone. — Thomas Moore The Game Heirlooms: Partying all the time with TM,CP,LK,PC,GB,and KH;Computer and darts at TM ' s;Skiing Okemo withJA(WILD);Cruising around in the “T-Bird ;Fishing and things at the canal;Chasing babes in tfie 200SX;Beckimj it;Weekends in Vermont;Gag ' s parties;Quick- Stops;Dancih Days at CP ' s;Visiting Jay in Fla;Cheeking out McDonald’s Heirlooms: Classic 4 1 1 88;“THAT” wk and all the years with DB;Green Its St the nights with SK;Save a seal-MS;Crazy summer nights with RX;BC ABC;Freddie with BA, GS,RL;Dimeaster with MO and ML;Gail Rd with BG,DC,MO;Fin;Spuds and Li,T,M,D; Times witfi SW;Condos;“Wiver ;Miss Lu’s class and NT Kar Shaun Thomas Geahigan Ye 18th of July, 1971 Crusades: JV Football 1 On The Round Table: To have a gor¬ geous girlfriend, a fast car, and an exciting job (in that order) Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Let’s make a quick stop. — S. Geahigan Lisa Gonzales Tc 9th of April, 1971 On The Round Table: To become a cosmetologist and ftope someday to work on famous faces in famous places Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Honesty coupled to beauty, is to fiave fioney a sauce to sugar. — Shakespeare Brenda Glamuzina Tc 4th of April, 1971 Crusades: Model UN 3; Treasurer 4; Botuf 1,2,3,4, Toronto 2, Florida 3; Jazz Band 4; Gymnastics 1; Diving 2,4; Sr P lay 3; Giiis ' State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Jr Prom 3; Sr Ball 3,4 On Tfie Rouruf Table: To have a suc¬ cessful career, never miss out on love, and to always enjoy life Hear Ye, Hear Yet U 1 can’t change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my soils to always reach my destination.” — Jim Dean Heirlooms: Good times with DB,LF,TB,KD, CH.DK,DK,SY;Missing Tony and Henry in the marines;Wicked cool WL and A;Prom;Good times with the Agawam crew;Love you Mom and Dad Seniors 47 Joanne Maureen Grant Ye 3rd of April, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2,3,4, NCCC 4; Jazz Choir 2; Locomotion 3,4; Honors Cfioir 4; Soccer Manager 1,2 On The Round Table: To someday marry A f and to become a successful ac¬ countant Hear Ye, Hear Ye: True love and jriemlsfup can not be measured, only treas¬ ured. — Anonymous Heirlooms: Meeting Al 12 18 85;7 20 86; Ad t te music trips;Tne good times with BL,TA, AD,LC;Tfte (ate night phone calls with BL;Prom night of 87 and 88;Taco Bell Lo Heirlooms: Brandon;P(aying Bari Sax witd CL;Dart Guns,tite Harmonica,and jokes with Cindy-Lou!;Beach 86 with LC,JP;Beach with JK,BR,L I 10 21 8 7;Getting lost in the airport; Enf-WL 3 min ' memBer Jen;F(a 2 13 88; Abdul Nickeliferous!;Great times with JK,CV, DB,CL,AP,LH,GC,SE,TD,DB,DM,LC,BR, and Buhba LouijGetdng lost after the Prom; 10 30 87 Laurie Ann Griffin Ye 20td of October, 1971 Crusades: Band 1,2,3,4, NCCC 3,4; Pit Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 3,4; Var Cfieer- leading 1,2, Captain 3,4, Coach’s Award 3; JV Softball 1, Var 2,3, Captain 4 On The Round Table: To be a gym teacher and one day go to California in the flying yellow banana Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Better late than never. — Livy HEIRLOOMS: Ad t he times “both good and bad with DM ; TB ; LS,KM ; CM, MM,EB,and N atalie-no I haven ' t forgottenyou;Dancing;Fleet- wood Mac concert;Stevie Nkiu;SyiritiicdityMak¬ ing wishes on dandelions Standing outside in the rain Kim Kimberly Ann Harris Tc 28th of August, 1971 Crusades: Outdoor Track 1,2,3; JV Bas¬ ketball 3 On The Round Table : To become a hotographer, and show the world how eautiful lift can be Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Even the soul of a forgotten child can be reborn, and become a legend — Kim Harris Andrew Harrison Ye3rdof July, 1971 ' On The Round Table: To make a lot of money without working too hard and to live life to the fullest Hear Ye, Hear Ye: A hard beginning maketh a good ending — Shakespeare Hugoo Heirlooms: Chem lab with KH,SG;McD’s with JS,AW,DH,DS,MM,CK,LB;Bowling with JS; On the mountain with JS,AW,MC,MM,JN,JS, and three dead heads Seniors 49 H az Heirlooms : Riding with Brooksie;Snowbanking with Tim; Working on the whee!er;Being dared to cross Stoney;Spoonsvi(le;Freezing ovemight- Metacomet Trai(;Time spent with JB,DH,TLJB,ST,KM,SF;Kntie;Rucfung in the wheelerjSuffield with KCjRiding with JB;Steak Sunday with DavejFreezing Friday nights with Spent; Wittie; THE WHEELER OF MADD- NESS Michael E. Hazard Ye 29th of June, 1970 Crusades: Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To do the best I possihiy can in the future and to make my mom proud of me Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Living like there ' s no tomorrow means loving all you can today. — Anonymous Seniors ruiXTLJ -rv-n Heirlooms: Michelle;Marathon with TM,CP, LK,SG;Quich stops during fourth period study ;4 27 88;W reckless skiing;The telephone pole near Newgate Prison;Parties at Theos and the farm Lips Rebecca Anne Hinckley Te 1st of October, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2; NCCC Chorus 1; Jr Prom 3; Hartford Stage 4; Yearbook 4; Sr Magazine Drive 4; Sr Class Play 4; Patron Drive 4; Sr Ball 4 On The Round Table: To be happy, to make my parents proud, to succeed in what¬ ever 1 do, or to marry a wealthy man Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Life moves pretty fast If you don’t stop and look around once in a while you couw miss it — Ferris Dueller’s Day Off Keith Hebert Ye 14th of Febuary, 1971 Crusades: Band 1,2,4; Jazz Band 2 On The Round Table: To continue my education and make lots of money Hear Ye, Hear Ye: It is the privilege of wisdom to Gstert — O. W. Holmes Beck Heirlooms: Kitchen table;Late night snacks;0’ Grady s;Fuzzies-forever; Chi- Chi’s; Gym; Dying over hot men;Insu(ting J en;Summer and fall Poison con¬ certs ;Miami;Frankie-Babe;Getting lost with Tam and Matthew;Cruising with Al;Dreading French;Kilk and mookies Seniors 51 David R. Holden Ye 15th of May, 1970 Crusades: JV Football 1,2, Var 3, Cap¬ tain 4, Champions flip 2, Ah Conference 3; Jr Prom 3; Sr Bah 4 On The Round Table: To be successful in my future career and to make my mom and dad proud of me Hear Ye, Hear Yet The harder you work for something, the more you ap¬ preciate it — D. Holden HeirCooms: Wild times with Cam in the Bon- neviffe;Koaia lnn;Cold nights on the bikes;Footbah parties with the guys;Mudding with Haz in the wheeler and Sunday steak din¬ ners ;SO;CO; Rous;“Oow baby n ;Spedal times with KM;D team JB,MC,MH,SF,MM;Footbal[ practice with MC,MC,JT,DW,JR,KB,SR;JB and Coach Bombs Kimbo Heirlooms: Having a great time in marching band camps;Getting caught in the bathroom by Ms Despan£;Tfte Jr Prom and Sr B all Kimberly Ann Hutter Te 10th of October, 1971 Crusades: Flag Corns 3,4; Jr Prom 3; Yearbook Business Editor 4; Sr Bah 4 On The Round Table: To become a Certified Public Accountant and marry a wonderful guy like Vince Seniors .j xnj jrLn Heirlooms: Support of my special parents;Fun times with BG,CL,LG,TL,LB,SP,JM,KD,HB; 12 4 8 7;6 6 86;Summers of 83-87 witd Mom, AL, AS, BS,PT,SP, and tde guys;CC cook¬ ies with KD; Special times with Brigitte; Band trips;]rProm;Tfie pyramid! Lee Lisa Jayne Hunter Te 16th of March, 1971 Crusades: Jazz Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Philadelphia 1, Toronto 2, Florida 3, Virginia B each 4; Pit Band 2,3; Sr Magazine Drive 4 On Tde Rouruf Table: To complete college, own my own travel agency, and travel around the world Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “We do not stop laughing because we grow old, we grow odd because we stop laughing — Anonymous Joseph C. Jordan Te 22nd of February,-1971 Crusades: Basketball 1,2; Indoor Track 3,4; Jr Prom 3; Sr Bad 4 On The Round Table: To get my Corvette and fiave fun in everytding I do Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Life ' s an itch and sometimes you just can ' t seriated it!” — J. Jordan Seniors 53 Hf Lucinda Kendrick Tc 16th of July, 1971 On The Rournf Table: To be successful in my job, to stay clean and floppy, to find a great guy Hear Ye, Hear Yet Remember yes¬ terday, dream of tomorrow, but live for today. — Anonymous Dc6s Heirlooms: Mark; Being best friends with Sandy; 9 1 8 7;Octo6er 87;Hey cos!;Mr. Kausch’s class 88;Hi Deb! It ' s been fun; Tfumfcs to alf my friends for everything;Mom,Dad I love you Deborah Kennedy Tc 20th of July, 1971 On The Round Table: To be truly psinsiTi i 54 I Seniors LaJTrvj urtj rvjvn__n-rtn Melisa K. Kennedy Ye 23rd of February, 1971 Crusades: Field Hockey 2,3,4 On The Round Toole: To succeed in whatever I try and make my family proud of me Debi King Ye 50th of December, 1971 Crustufes: Treasurer 3 On The Round Ta6Ce: To live life to its fullest, to have a large ftouse with plenty of kids and to be happy Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Diamonds are like friendship, they are extremely precious and they last forever. — Caflaitan Dia Heirlooms: Partying in Ricfc ' s shed with the gang; Best friends with CP;Seventh period with Deb and me;After school speciahSr Ball with RB and TC;Tameher Rt(, Sr Dress-Up day;Partying with GF,CP,JB,DH,TM,PB;Tfie cup game Jennifer Lynn Kinsley Ye 24th of July, 1971 Crusades: Cfiorus 1,2,3,4; Soccer Man¬ ager 1,2,3,4; Jr Prom 3 On The Rourul Table: To be successful working with children and eventually make it to California Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Special joys and special places, special friends together . . . the moments pass so quickly, 6ut the mem¬ ories last forever.” — Douglas Heirlooms: Hampton Beach w Lo and BR;I sorry ociffer,-l didn ' t mean it;Abdul nickeliferous; 11 25 84;Taking 3 hours to get to the beach after Prom;Fasta,Fasta;Day-0;Swedish meatballs,toothpicks w KK;Music trip to F(or- ida;Jimmy;5353;OW;Shaving cream and mousse;Tne flying yellow banana;Lnfield-WL in 3 min,just yesterday;Chris and the island;Pow w KK,LG,and the gang;Thanks Mom and Dad Jen i Sheri Ann Kress Ye 21st of May, 1971 Crusades: Cross Country 2; Indoor Track 2; Yearbook Sports Editor 4; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To have the most successful life and marriage with Mike Bongiovi — 8 19 89 Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Doubt thou the stars are fire; Doubt that the sun doth move; Doubt truth to he a bar; But never doubt I love — Shakespeare Robert John Kubick Jr. Ye 6th of September, 1971 Crusades: Yearbook 4; Who ' s Who 2,3,4; Outstanding High School Students of America 4; Sr Class Play 4; Sr Ball 4 On Tfie Round Table: To have a house in the suburbs, a gorgeous wife, 2.4 kids, 2 nice cars . . . the whole hit Hear Ye, Hear Ye: The mind compels the body to obey it See yourself, and you will become what you believe ... — Aristotle Tito HeirCooms: The gang down at Wendy ' s;Times in room 224;Late night talks with Mike(now what?);The Gremlin at Sundown;Movin ' ma;The haram (JT,CA,KB,NH,KB,JW);Good times with MC,KB,MR,AS,SW,WZ,BD,GC,SL,MO; Talkin ' with TF;Maria,Rosa and the crazy lady with the knife;Def Leppard, Whitesnake, Poison,AerosmitftHeart,Fleetwood Mac,INXS and Debbie Gibson concerts;Mrs. Carroll; Brtwer;Ho-Ho-Ho!;My dad ' s car;All those who put up with my insanity!! Seniors 57 Amy Lynn Kuszifc Ye 26th of April 1970 Crusades: Band 1,2; Softball 1,2,4; Soc¬ cer 2; Basketball 2,4; French T rip 2,3 On The Round Table: To Uve a long, happy life witftJC Heirlooms: Vfiad yew say?F(oyd 10 87 am 5 88;Lurope 88;Partyih with JC,MS,SM, KC,DC,JM, B W,LD,PD,MM,MS;Sunrise PK, DC’s fields;Thanx Mom and Dad Madge Mam Heirlooms: Best times w TQBG,MT,SK, NA,KG,KL,AP,MG,MC,JJ,JR,FF,JT,MO,JH; The chicken coop w MC,MT,MG;After school specials; Skipping Mrs. Fitz ' s class to go out to breakfast w MO,we love you Mrs. Fitz! un- caster w MO, KG; SK-Dont drink grape juice and drive!;TQ-Spazz and say Ho!;The “1 word; Tren get out of my window!;Gag’s farm;Hallo- ween 1988;Kirstehs parties, TQ-tiie messed up Reeboks-thanx 2 MT ;MT,Mi-Maurs !;Thanhs Mom and Dad Maureen Lennon Tc 14th of April 1971 Crusades: Vice President 2; Treasurer 3; Track 3; Jr Prom 3; Set Crew 3 On The Round Table: To become an exclusive hairstylist, travel to Europe, then open my shop in New York Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Flappiness is never stopping to think if you are. — Sondreal Jennifer Ann Levy Ye 14th of May, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2,3,4, Philadelphia 1, Toronto 2, Florida 3, Virginia Beach 4; Flag Corps 3,4; Soccer 1; Sr Ball 2,3,4; Jr Prom 3; Sr Class Play 3,4; Sr Outing 4; Sr Dress-Up Day 4; Yearbook 4 On The Round Table : To marry the man I love, have a career, and enjoy ufe to its fullest Hear Ye, Hear Ye; Love Cooks not with the eyes, but with the mind; and therefore is winged cupid painted 6hnd. — Wimam Shakespeare Nevin Lescher Heirlooms: Big E; Riverside w LA, CA, HW, DM, Pup; Lettuce; Beep-Beep Hi; Fun times w LA, CA, HW, DM, DN, AG, AK, Pup, RS, CR, SO, CB; Cows-No-Horses; Menagea Tmis; Prom mom; 6 27 88; Napkins; Green Fuzzies; Yellow Rih6on, DM, DN, AK, AJ; Myrtle Beach 1987; Camp Staff; Fun and friends; Sr. Activities n irunn anjuu 59 | Tim Loncar Te 15tft of April, 1970 Crusades: Football 1,4; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To Become suc¬ cessful and to have my sports car and street Bikes and a big house of my own Hear Ye, Hear Ye; Keep one wheel in the air and your feet on the pegs.” — T. Loncar Brian Ye 8th of Octo6er, 1969 Crusades: Soccer 1,2,3,4 On The Round Ta6Ce: To succeed in some type of Caw work and always be happy Hear Ye, Hear Ye: As is a tale, so is life: not ftow long it is, but how good it is, is what matters. — Seneca Brian James Losty Heirlooms: Cruising Lnfield;JS, AW ;Summer of 87;Boat;DD with SP;Winter of 87,88;Hoc- iey at courts;Mall;TC,MZ;5 16 88;Soccer in EH;Jr Prom; Be ac ft; Rivers ide-a Cmost SENIOR YEAR;Meeting FS 9 88,10 8 88 jmriJTrj 60 1 Seniors .n-j Tj-L_n-r -n H eirlooms: Good times with JB,KM,SF,DH, MC,RU,RM,MC,JO,HP, WP,D5;Route 20 Death Ride;Mailbox Baseball;Shooting pool; Partying with SF,KM,JB,RM;Tameher Road; Hunting;Fishing;Dmg racing;Cars Newman Cynthia Dawn Lyons Tc 26th of July, 1971 Crusades: Band 1,2, 3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; NCCC Band 3,4; Pit Bon4 1,2,3; Softball Manager 1,2; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To be happy in whatever I decide to do in life Hear Ye, Hear Ye: On the outside is a plain brown wrapper on the inside is solid gold The inside is all that matters, the outside just for show ” — Morris Welch c 1986 WB Music Corp. All Rights Re¬ served Used By Permission Andrew Scott Lyons Tc 26th of July, 1971 On The Round Table: To become wealthy Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Never do some¬ thing for nothing” — A. Lyons Cindy-Lou Heirlooms: Harmonica playing in front lobby with LG;Dart guns and joke playing with L G;Driving to the prison by accident with KW;Cake and soap fights with Jenn;Saturday card playing with Bugs, Odie,the “ Roads ter ' Mary, and Ky;Set-back touma- ments;Destiny;Marriot;Berqyon’s and Dan B.;Burfcey;B F with KW;Firemick red Ernie with Steve W, Stupi4 and Stupuf “2” Seniors 61 Thomas Michael M acaluso Te 10th of July, 1971 Crusades: JV Basketball 1,2; Vox Baseball 2,3,4; Vox Indoor Track 3,4; Jx Prom 3; Sr Magazine Drive High Salesman; Wfio ' s Who; Sx Ball 4 On The Round Table: To have a fam¬ ily of my own and be successful in wfuttever I do Hear Te, Hear Te: Life is full of risks and hardships that we all must endure. To be afraid is natural, but not to try is ab¬ surd” — Anonymous Heirlooms: Partying with CP,SG,KH,LK,GB ; JR,JJ,JS,AH;Dancin Days are here again; Quick-stops;Skiing with KH for the first time; Califomia;Being the marathon champion;Doinq 120 to the beach in the van;Chasing in the 200 SX;Beck’s Pink Floyd with CP;Dokken;White- snake twice; AC DC; Aero$mith;Robert Plant; Led Zepphn 1 forever Shell Heirlooms : Tripie moon night w CV,TA,CM,LS;Remember 71,71;CM I want to see tfte one in the stripes!;CV Jack in the box eyebrows and tell me where do you buy your tea (eaves?;Mcuia ”S. William Bromson . . . n ;Beach w TA,MB,LGJK;Get the ball out of the circle at all costsl;George MicAael 88!;Bau Queen tie w KW;A6dow ' s potato sotxp Te 30th of December, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 3,4, Florida 3; Field Hockey 1,2,3, Captain 4; Softball Manager 1,2; Basketball Manager 2; Spring Track 3,4; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To be successful in tfte future in the interior design fashion career Hear Te, Hear Tet Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend” — Camus Seniors ry-SXTLT rui Heirlooms: Beautiful times with DN;Yellow ribbon;Billerica 87;East Lyme with JI;Toronto; HoJo ' s;Dave;Times with JL,DN,AK;Napkins to L G;F rozen trumpets;Green fuzzies;Bananas; Fonk;Snorting;Thanks Sam! ' Secret . . . LA; St Frank; Talks with Steve;Discussions with Dan Di Renee Elizabeth Manning Ye 30th of Octo6er, 1971 Crusades: Model UN 4; Field Hockey Manager 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Yearbook 4; Sr Outing 4; Sr Dress-Up Day 4 On The Round Table: To be successful in my career and have all my dreams come true Hear Ye, Hear Ye: All love is sweet, given or returned... they who inspire it are fortunate... but those who feel it most are happier still — Shelley Dianne L. M ancarella Ye 10th of April 1971 Crusades: Concert Band 1,2,3,4; March¬ ing Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4, N CCC, Reqionals, Berklee, UNH; Jr Prom 2,3; Sr Ball 3,4 On The Round Table: To be a good wife to the one I love; to be a great mom to the children I will adore; and to be a respected individual in tiie field of psy¬ chology Hear Ye, Hear Yet Wfiat mighty con¬ tests rise from trivial things.” — Alexander Pope Renee Great times with TD,LA,KW,KA,HW,CA, DM,JL,MB,CL,TM;Going 60 in Kylee’s car, Chem lab with Tracy ;Last lunch with CA,LA, DM;5ummer of 88;Meeting Matilda with KW; Cooking with LA;Tfte mall;Shopping;Ballet; Friends nips Seniors Jessica F. Marquis Ye 16th of Septmeber, 1971 Crusades: Jr Prom 3; Sr Bah 3 On The Round Table: To be successful in my career and to be with Steven always Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Don ' t be someone you ' re not, people love you for who you are, not wfto you ' re trying to be. — J. Marquis Matus Heirlooms: Missy ' s tape;TA-they have t heir high beams on;CV-at NCCC; Let me out ' ' ;MM,TA, CV, LS-JG locier;MM-Ewoi V;AP working at HJ;KM Study hall Heirlooms: Mel,does that mean I can ' t go on vacation with you?-,Steven 10 3 86;Party Guys!Where;Those lazy summer nights;Aud,nice carjMom and Dad;Thani you Steven for the best two years; Partying;Goorf times witfi SF,MM, TM,JZ, TP, D W, MK, A W, CP, DK Jess X Christine Matusevich Ye 26th of August, 1971 Crusades: Field Hotkey 1,2,3, Contain, 4; Basketball Manager 2; Traci 3 On The Routui Table: To get through college and become a biotechnician Hear Ye, Hear Yet “Good friends are like diamonds, so rare to find and yet so precious to keep” — Anonymous Heirlooms: Tfte Prom with Steve;The laughter and t ears shared with Jennifer;Surviving acct 2 withJT;My two best friends JT andJL;Woiking at Burger King with ]G,MS,JS,CS and AO;Thanks Mom,Dad,and Tony,and a sperioi thanks to Mom, I love you ad Tania Susan Louise Mazza Ye 14th of January, 1971 Crusades: Var Soccer 1; Indoor Track 1,2,4, Captain 3; Outdoor Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2, Captain 3,4; Jr Prom 3; Sr Bad 4 On The Round Table: To be the best I can be in travel and tourism Hear Te, Hear Ye: To succeed in life, never give up in what you do — always follow your neart ” — S. Mazza Te 29th of October, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Flag corps 2; Jr Prom 3; Hartford Stage 4; Yearbook 4; Sr Mag¬ azine Drive 4; Sr Class Play Usherette 1,2,3; Sr Class Play 4 On The Round Table: To make my family proud, and not stumble while walking on the path of life Hear Ye, Hear Ye: I have the tools to survive, to be close to others, to be productive, and to make sense and order out of the world of people outside of me — I am me and I am okay. — Virginia Sadr Seniors Kevin M. McGinnis Ye 16th of January, 1971 Crusades: JV Soccer 2, Var 2; JV Bas¬ ketball 2,3, Var 2,3 On The Round Table: To go to college, find a job, and get married Heirlooms: Partying with JW,MP,KR,aml LM;Cruisirt ' Lnfield;Mud B oogin JW,LM; Lunchroom talks with MP,KR,CM,arul KH; Hunting Kathleen Amy McGrath Ye 24th of September, 1971 Crusades: Cnorus 1,2,3 On The Round Table: To Be the best writer I can be Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Anything can be done if you set your mind to it and want it bad enough — K. McGrath f LfUm n Seniors 66 Lruuuuv 1 j -JAjT_j-vrvn i Heirlooms The (ate nights with Cofleen;Tfie Sunday Tontine;Sophomore ytar;TP,DC;]odie Elizabeth Shea;Dirty diapers ;Downtown scene;Gitty-Gitty-Gitty;Wild rides in the Martine mobilejAmanda and Christopher Johnny Cakes John Michael McLagan Ye 7th of September, 1971 Crusades: Model UN 2; Marching Band 1; Chorus 2,3,4, NCCC 3,4, Vocal Motion 4, Philadelphia 1, Toronto 2, Elorida 3, Virginia Beach 4; Sr Class Play 2,3,4 On Tfie Romut To6Ce: To someday make something that will make my parents proud of me cmd benefit mankind Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Put music in your life and life in your music — Anonymous Steven Meier Te 26th of September, 1970 On Tfie Rournt Table: To get a job, make Cots of money, and keep in touch with my friends Meier Heirlooms: Vofley6alT and parties over JC’s house withJC,KC,AK,MS,JM,RB,LC,the Torker and all my other friends skipping lunch with JC ami KC every day Seniors 67 Ramona Leigh Metto Te 1 8th of May. 1971 Crusades: Soccer 1,2,3, Captain 4; Bas¬ ketball 1,2,3, Captain 4, NCCC Champions 1; Softball 1,2,3, Captain 4, NCCC Cham¬ pions, Coach’s Award 3; Underclassmen Athletic Award 3 On The Round Tablet To be successful and happy in everything I do, and to own a BMW 3251 convertible Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later, the man who wins is the one who thinks he can.” — Walter D. Wintle Heirlooms: LA ami alf those other stupid things w DB;Feeitng funky w EB;Mountain climbing w WF and CR;Tfte security guard incident w CF;Yeah,yeah and what will l do w KW; “The movies w GC;Hoop w Webster;CYO; Good times w my friends: Winging it w D; NoDoz w WF,CKiTolyvynal gang;Yodel girls; “Frank” letters Mona Mark Andrew Mi chalski Ye 25th of February, 1971 Crusades: Model UN 2, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4; Var Soccer 1,2,4; Vox Golf 3; Var Tennis 1,2,4; Imibor Track 4; Sr Play 3 On Tfie Round Table: Tofulfill future educational and professional goals and dreams Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Do not dwell on the negative, dig out the positive, and make the very best with what you fiave. — M. Michalski Seniors uvru-u i ru 1 r J jn_n-rv-n Heirlooms: Great times with DM,SB,MC, DB;Goi ing with DB and SB;Basef atf games with SB and MC;Chemistxy andJV Baseball with TM;OB ' S cheap shat 87- 88;Yankee games with DM,GM,MC,SS;Joking around withJC and MM;Working for Mr. Case and his crew;CTO; Tommy Wong and Harry C in FXF;3 games of IHL;Joking around in jfsych Mich Melanie Anne Mona Te 12th of July, 1971 Crusades: Var Softball 1,2,3,4; Var Cheerleading 2,3; Jr Prom 3; Sr Ball 3,4 On The Round Table: To follow my dreams, and find someone to share them with Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Grief can take care of itself; but to get the full value of joy you must have somebody to divide it with ... — Twain Heirlooms: Stine ' s doss withJM,JZ,DW;One wild motorcycle ride;Syecial memories of BB;Great times with BB,JS,CC,SF,NB;Are we there yetiVNo head; Thanks Mom and Dad!!! Seniors 69 Tawny Mark Moore Te 30th of July, 1971 Crusades : Jr Prom 3; Sr Bah 4 On The Round Table: To become a successful executive secretary, and to live by a beacn Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “To say you can love one person all your life is just like saying that one candle will continue burning as long as you live.” — Tolstoy HeirCooms: Partying at Lee’s in 87; Jr Prom with LC,CB,HP,ET,CD and Ray;Partying at the park with CB,LC,HP,DJ,JM,CD,,SW ,MG, LD;Tfie beach and parties with Timmy,Lisa and Ray;Partying;Beach;Ray Tawny Rebel Heirlooms: PS with JC,JN,JS,SM,KC,BL,JM, MS,AK,JB,KB,BW,GD,SD,RN,CD;Vo[ky6ah at Curd’s Partying Michael R. Morrell Ye 16th of August, 1971 Crusades: Track 1,2,3,4; Indoor Track 1,2, 3,4; Cross-Country 2,3,4, Captain 2,4 On The Round Table: To become an officer in the Navy Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Peace and Love” — M. Morrell Heirlooms: All the good times, all the bad times, and all of my friends whom I hope I will remember forever Matty Hayes Matthew Moselsky Te 18th of June, 1970 On The Round Table: To work for myseif Hear Te, Hear Ye: You fiave to take the good with the bad” — M. Moselsky Seniors Mari. Jo finny cakes Heirlooms: PS with MMJS,BL;GD cc with MM;CP with JS,BL;Great times NL,SP,CH;Cruisin ' withJS and CL;Quiet 1 with CH;Cndsin with SR Te 13th of January, 1971 Crusades: Track 1,2 On Tfie Round Table: To (cad a pros¬ perous (ife and become an architect Hear Ye, Hear Yez Snafu — J. Norris ra ruvrui Heirlooms: Good times with the dassic 4 ;Wildwood 88 with the Lennons;Setback on Thursday nights;Being friends with Missy ;Duncaster;Parallels; You didn’t hear that from me”;Gail Rd;Trixie,Dixit ' Mom and Dad”; 12 23 87 Ri m Maria A. Oliva Ye 20th of August, 1970 Crusades: Treasurer 2; Vice President 3; Pres¬ ident 4; Student Council 1, Secretary 2, President 3, Vice President 4; Model UN 4; Field Hockey 1 ,2,3, Captain 4; Indoor Track 1 ,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Girls’ State 3; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To be happy at least 51% of the time and always remember what’s important Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Once a rumor starts, the truth is a thing of the past — M. Oliva Angela Gwinn Packard Ye 20th of March, 1971 Crusades: Indoor Track 3,4; T rack 3,4; Jr Prom 3; Sr Ball 3,4 On The Round Table: To someday be a famous model, and to always make my 1 oved ones happy Hear Ye, Hear Ye: If you want to develop a big ego you can — if you don’t, 1 ike I do, you can stop youxsehf. It ' s fiani sometimes, because it depends on who and what you surround yourself with — John Taylor A ng Heirlooms: Parties;Guys 1,2,3,4 and forever after high school ' Ohio-summer days and endless summer nights wjTD, MJ, and JR; Where’re my pants? ;MJ;0nio fair 1,2,3,4 w Trisn; Well!”; ' ' Guys,Guys,and more Guys”;Beach on 5 21 88 w KC,MT,and SK;Out w SK, KG,ML Seniors 73 Theresa F. Paganetti Te 13tA of September, 1971 Crusades: Spring Track Manager 1; Fall Cheerleading 2,3; Winter Cheeiieading 3; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To work in on interesting career, to have my parents and family proud of me, to be witn the guy I love, and to make our dreams come true together Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Do what you can, witft what you have, where you are. — Tfteodore Roosevelt Nirad Heirlooms: Tfiird period cfiem;5B;Tfte victory over Portland by the boys’ basketball team;Lunch with WW andjB Heirlooms: Ball 1988;Jofin;Tfie crazy times(especially the circus)w LM; Ad the fun times w DS,MK,NP,and CV;P(aying basketball w LM,MSM,and GB;The night of 10 1 88 w JZ,EP,and JS Shuffle N irad Kasanbhai Patel Te 1st of August, 1971 Crusacies: Math Team 1,2, 3,4; Cross Countjy 2,3,4; Outdoor Track 1,3,4; In¬ door Trac£ 2; Tale Frontiers of Science 3; Talcott Mt 2; Chemathon 3; National Hon¬ or Society 3,4 On Tfie Round Table: To become a doctor or an engineer Hear Te, Hear Ye: To err is ftuman, it is noble after discovery, to correct the error and determine never to repeat it — Mohandas K. Gandhi Seniors .r j‘Vrv__r � _rui Heirlooms: Freshman year w KG;Summer of 87 w DS, DD,F,P,RK;A d the fun times working ax Pesci;F(orida w Rich and ad the other great times we ' ve had;The great trips to Australia and ad the other things my parents have given me;Thanks Mom and Dad Nick Nicole Marie Patnode Ye 1st of December, 1971 Crusades: Student Corned 2; Chorus 1; Band 1,2; Swimming 1; Spring Track 1; Field Hockey 3; Jr Prom 2,3, Queen 3 On The Round Table: To be successful as a paralegal, to always be happy with Rich Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Love is as fragile as a flower and as rare as a peart — Anonymous Anna Marie Pelletier Ye 22nd of SeptemBer, 1971 On The Round Table: To have a suc- Hear Ye, Hear Ye: To eveTytlung tBere is a season, and a time to every purpose under fteaven ... — Ecclesiastes 3:1 Seniors 75 Heiriooms: Good times witfi SE,TD,GC,JP,AL,CR,WF,an4 especially AP and WC who understand me;Best times with John:goring, movies, and going to the beach;Jr Pro ttwSE-F uff Moon;TD-Cherries;AP- Party;Hey,what ' s a goober? Anyone?Crash Bang!!!4 2 Heidi-Ho Heidi-Anne M Pemigatti Te 11th of June, 1971 Crusades: Drama 1; Trench Chib 1; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Diving 2; Jr Prom 3; Sr Magazine Captain 4; Sr Bail 4 On Tfte Round Table: To 6ecome a medical secretary, but mostly to make others happy Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Goodness is a special kind of truth and beauty. It is truth and beauty in human behavior.” — Harry Allen Overstreet Amy Frances Flamondon Red Heirlooms: Being B F with Heidi;Best of times with HP, TD,SE,LG,GC, CR,WF, and college guysjSavage Splasfi 88 w CG;Prom w LK; Party memories;Crash-bang;Goober; D rakkar; Obsession;Mixes;Do I stutter?;HoJo’s;Crazy Eddie ' s;Viking;Partying;Suffield;Bams ;Long talks w HP,TD,and LG Ye 23rd of February, 1971 Crusades: Student Council 4; Flag Corps 1,2,3A; Softball 1,3; Winter Cheedeading 2,3,4; Fall Cheerleading 3,4; Jr Prom 3; Sr Bail 2,4 On The RoumF TaBCe; To make it to the top in the world of business, and to own a jag Hear Ye, Hear Yet Better late than never.” — Livvy Seniors H eirtooms: Those boring nights at Mac ' s;Psych with Borchetta; The first time DH ; TM ,SG, AW;KH;Grmfuatu)n Day 1989l;Goodtimes af¬ ter graduation;Partying Ness Christopher R. Pomeroy Ye 19th of January, 1971 Crusades : JV Baseball 2, Var 3,4 On The Round Table: To be successful become rich, and have a beautiful wife Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Even doing nothing . . . is in effect doing something, and in general it is doing something bad” — Donefla H. Meadows Melissa Anne Preneta Ye 3rd of November, 1970 On Tfte Rourni Table: To be the best at whatever I decide to do Hear Ye, Hear Ye: If life is for the living, then party your hearts out” — Anonymous I Tweaky Heirloom : Lunchtime talks in the cafeteria Jun¬ ior year,The wall with JW;Tigger and met- alHuntmg with JW,KM,KR;KM-TTemem6er the j ant Heirlooms: Ski t ripjBonneville Robert Price Tc llt i of January, 1971 On The Round Table: To become a successful writer Hear Ye, Hear Ye: He is only arvdous about the future to whom the present is unprofitable. — Seneca Rob Heather Heather Pyznar Heirlooms: Getting sent to the office and seeing Mr. A; Having a real good time with my friends; Snowmobiling; Skiing; Hockey; Football; Muscle cars Mark Mark F. Q uagliarob Te 28th of March, 1970 On Tfie Round Table: To do body work, and work in a machine shop Hear Ye, Hear Ye: It is better to leant later than never. — Anonymous —_ Trina A. Quaglxaroli Te 26th of March, 1971 Crusades: Model UN 2; President 2,3; B and 1; Gymnastics 1,2; Track 1,2, Cap¬ tain 3,4, C(ass S Champion 300 Hurdles 3; Indoor Tradt 3,4; Jr Prom 3; Girls ' State 3 On Tfie Round Table: To be as havpy as possible and make the person I love equally as happy Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Laughing is the sensation of feeling good all over, and show¬ ing it principally in one spot — Billings Tree HeirCooms: Partying with ML,BG,MC JT,NA,MT,JR,MG,JJ,JR,FF,JH;Ta(ks witi ML;Motrin-open the door!;Ibidee!;Lon, hair;Laughing;Messed-up bathrooms and Reebok w MT;Stranded after the Prom;Nicole ' s cel lar;8 14 87,2 21 88,6 28 88-7 13 81 w ]ay;Fun and special times with Jay Seniors 79 Kimberly jean Radun Ye 3rd of October, 1971 On The Roumt Table: To become a successful beautician and to have fun no matter what Hear Ye, Hear Ye: ,( On my own, out for free, don’t need to hear what people ted me, ’cause life’s my own to live it my way.” — K. Radun Heirlooms: Partying;The treat trials;Huntinq; The board concerts;Poison-Kick 88;Gale-thanks for the info;NOT!;Scooby-Doo;Nigel;Times with TB,¥ZH,LS,DP,A ' W,Tiggar,Reimroc,Jen, Tweeky,Trace,Tad’s; Thanks for your support Mom and Ld-I love you Metal Steve RatcUffe Ye 7th of July, 1970 On The Round Table: To someday have a family and make my mom proud of everything I do Hear Ye, Hear Ye: U I have become comfortably numb ” — Davuf Gilmour fULTLOn i ) Seniors 80 u rLru u-ti 1 j -rxn_n-rtn Heirlooms: NoDoz w Wend MomPolyvynal gang;Yodel girls Southern trips w L isa; “State of obnotioh ' w MO CF;“E,ileen,those men ore laugh¬ ing at us! ;Tfie good and the bad w Billy 2 4 86;Music Man;Toga massacre w WF Megaspore mother cell; Mon Cher;French w WF,KC,DB,SL, TD;Boy Scout torture w WF;Trace-it ' s a beautiful thing!;Thop,oh fitt!;Lizard fiunts with EB;Mountain climbing w WF KM;Cemetaxy walks w WF St DS;Great times w BS, WF, KC,RM,EB,TD,AP,CF,DE,DB, JG Chris Michette Leigh Rousseau Ye 7th of September, 1970 Crusades : Jr Prom 2,3 On The Round Ta6Ce: To make my parents proud, to someday marry the one I love, and to keep Keith happy always Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “ It ' s better to have loved and lost then to have never loved at all. — Tennyson Christine Jo Reed Ye 15th of March, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2,3, NCCC 4; Field Hockey 2,3, Captain 4; Sr Play 3; Year- book Sr Bio Editor 4; Sr Magazine Captain 4; Windsor Locks Youth Commission 3, Vice Chairman 4 On The Round Table: To cherish my past, present, and future and to create a life l can be proud of Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Could we see when and where we are to meet again, we would be more tender when we bid our friends good-by — Marie Louise de la Ramee Layrouss Heirlooms: Naughty girls:MM,MR; Keiih Spe- cial friends MM,BG,DH,CB,KG,KB,MC,RK; Worcester; I love you always Mom and Dad; Keith thanks;I’(l never forget anyone of you BR, RR,MC,RK,KB,DH,BG,Carvels DH Seniors Jon F. Rnssiflo Ye 3rd of February, 1971 Crusades: JV Baseikdf 1; JV Soccer 1, Var 2,3; JV Basketball 1, Var 2,3,4; Var Foot- ball 4; Track 2; Boys’ State 3 On Tfie Round Table: To accomplish the goals in life, be happy, and make my parents proud Hear Ye, Hear Ye: T o me a winner is someone who recognizes fiis God given talents, works fus tail off to develop titem into skills and uses those skills to accom¬ plish his goals. Even wften I ' ve lost, I ' ve teamed. — Bird HeirCooms: Aff tfie good times witfi MG,JJ,MC,JT,DH,MC,SF,KM,ES,DD,JB;VH 5150;DLRjNew Year ' s Eve 87;First time not the Cast time eitder with JJ,MG,RT;My fiouse Aug 13 witfi everyone; Basketball 88;Portland;Class of 89;Bud Jonny Russ Micfiefle A. Saccente Shell Heirlooms: Hanging around w RB,JS,DS,MK, LK,DC,MJ;Labor Day 88;Alaska 87Saturday shopping w RBJr Prom Ye 21st of July, 1971 On Tfie Round Table: To be happy, successful, and to make my parents proud of me Hear Ye, Hear Ye: A jriend is some¬ one wfio Cistens witfi tfie fieart. — Anonymous pJTAJTT| Seniors 82 jn__r rvn Heirlooms: Rotter skating,bowling,laughs,and smiles ;Rainbows;Being with]enn;My first day in high school(in Indiana state) Swaprm Swapna K. Sadari Te 8th of November, 1970 On The Rournl Table: To travel around the world Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Spread a little happiness whenever you can; always re¬ member your friends in the class of’89.” — 5. Sadaria Judith Ann Sandone Te 4th of May, 1971 Crusades: Jr Prom 3; Sr B all 4 On Tfie Rourul Table: To be with Todd and to be successful Jud-ist Heirlooms: Jr Prom 88;Sr Ball 89;Tuna T odd; X-Mas 88;Florida with Nicole;All the great times with TH,NW,SW,RD,LD,RG,HP,RG,MK,JB, LC,JM,KA,JG,JT,MM,BS,SD,BS,JT,TG,KM; Partying;Skipping classes and lunch; Always remembering all the good times with my buddy DJ and my friends;Being in Green Manor Park and tripping over Nicole near DJ ' s sftett Seniors 83 Edward W. Smalley Jr. Tc 28th of April, 1971 Crusades: Diving 3; Outdoor Traci 3,4; Indoor Traci 4 On The Round Table: What everyone wishes — to 6c very wealthy Hear Ye, Hear Yet I’ll not wifltngfy offend, nor 6c easily offended; what’s amist it strive to mend and endure what can ' t be mended — Isaac Watts Smitty Heirlooms: Cruising in the TC w BL around tie madMeeting EMie;The gathering at the (die;BL,JN,MM;Ice hockey 86,87Midgets ;Mud up to tfte running 6oards w TL;5enior yearMeeting a good friend-LC fames J. Smith Ye 30th of October, 1970 On Tfie Round Table: To own a suc¬ cessful landscaping business Hear Ye, Hear Ye: When business is good, it pays to advertise; when 6usiness is bad, you’ve got to advertise. — Anonymous Seniors ruJ rL_r rvn L aury A Smith Te 7th of December, 1970 Crusades • Barn! 1,2,3, Pfiilaieipfiia 1, Taranto 2, Fioruia 3 On The Round T abie: To become as successful as l can in my future Hear Te, Hear Tex ' ' Don t get stressed, just chili” — Anonymous Paul A. Soucy Te 17t h of June, 1971 On The Round Table: To 6ecome a mechanic or a welder Souse Heir looms: Mr Placzek’s Earth Science Class; Summer of 87;Going out for lunch; Mr Stine ' s American Studies Class Seniors 85 James Steinberg Ye 14t fi of September, 1971 On The Round T abte: To find the eternal buzz, to make a lot of money with¬ out working too hard, and to support a family playing guitar Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Not ting is to be feared. It is only to be understood — Marie Curie Rich HeirCooms: Cruising around w JB;Building cars in my backyard;Four wheeling w my friends ;Speed boating w KS; W futes nake concert with]B,TA,WT,MP;Kiverside w JS ; KSJB Riehard Anthony Stores Te 6th of Octo6er, 1971 On The Rourni Table: To go to college, have a career in electronics, and own many hot rods Hear Ye, Hear Ye: To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself... to be the you that you want to 6e — that is successful — Stanton Heirlooms: Mifce;5 14 87;Summer of 87 with Mike,Michefle, Luci, Donna,Andy, and their baby Kathy ;Diane,Missy, Annette, and Chris Deane J. Strong Ye 8th of November, 1970 Crusades: Biology Chib 1,2,3,4; Track 3 On The Round Table: To be in charge of a large corporation or to own my own business Hear Ye, Hear Ye: You can do any¬ thing you want to providing you put your mind to it and go to work. ' — John Danforth Quayie Deane Heirlooms: Tfte good times I ' ve fiad with Kevin, Ray and the others in the Bio dub;l give special thanks to Mr. Bielawiec for giving me this great opportunity Seniors 87 Diane Lynn Swanson Ye 1st of November, 1971 On The Round Table: To be rich and successful, and to make Mom and Dad proud Hear Ye, Hear Ye : Don t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend. — Camus Lisa Ann Szepanski Tc 4th of September, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 3; Track 3; Jr Prom 3 On The Round Table: To major in marketing in order to prepare myself for a career in the business world Hear Ye, Hear Ye: ,Such labored noth¬ ings, in so strange a style, amaze th ' un¬ learned, and make the learned smile ' — Jonathan Swift Jennifer Ann Taravella Te 3rd of October, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2; Jr Prom 3; Hart¬ ford Stage 4; Yearbook Sr Bio Editor 4; Sr Magazine Drive 4; Sr Class Play 4 On The Round Table: To be happy, successful, and make Mom and Dad proud Hear Ye, Hear Ye: What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what ues within us — Ralph Waldo Emerson Jen HeirCooms: Good times with Becfc and TaniajO ' Grady ' s;Kitchen tables;Friday nights;Midnight snacksjChorus trips;Frankie babe;Fuzzies forever;Gym;Poison concert 88;Surviving Acct2 with TM;Spedal times with Darrell;Taking a walk on the wild side;The Rex Michele Marie Tardif Te 14th of May, 1971 Crusades: Gymnastics 1,2; Jr Prom 2,3 On The Round Table: To five in New Tori and marry someone who loves me as much 05 I love him Hear Ye, Hear Ye: It is only through crying that you learn what it ' s ready (ike to laugh. . . only after feeling sadness can you ready experience joy!” — Duvofi HeirCooms: Dancing!;The chicken coop;The beach wttfi NA;The summer of 8 8;Swinging with BZ,KL;Breakfast after Prom at MG;Savage Splash 88;Talks with DT;The cedar;KL Ga- mge;Top!!!;New Year ' s Eve 87;Best friends with N A, ML, TC, K L, MG JR J T, MC,JJ, B Z;Special times shared with Michael!!;Codegt Fair with MGJT,MC,TQ,NAJunior year with the fam¬ ily ;Mom and Dad I love you! Shed Eric TelUer Te 19tfi of June, 1971 On The Round Table: To be successful in wfiotever I do Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Life ain ' t ad beer and skittles, and more ' s the pity; but what’s the odds, so long as your happy?” — G. DeMaurier niiTLar, L J Seniors Thomas P. Tomalonis Ye 27th of December, 1970 Crusades: Soccer 1 On The Round Table: To own a Cor¬ vette Hear Ye, Hear Ye : He who kicks the bah should go and get it — Anonymous John Trainer Jr. Tc 29th of May, 1971 Crusades: JV Basketball 1, Vox 2,3,4; JV FootBaH 1,2, Vox 3,4, Captain 4 On The Round Table: To make a lot of money doing something I enjoy and to many a beautiful woman Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch if for hours. — Anonymous Christine Marie Viara re 27th of March 1971 Crusades : Chorus 1,2,3,4; Var FaCC Cheerleading 2,3 ; Traci 3,4; Indoor Traci 4; Field Hockey 4 On Tie RomuF Table: To strive to 6e tie 6est I can, to 6e happy, and to maie Mom and Dad proud Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Our doubts are traitors, and make us Cose tie good we oft might win by fearing to attempt — Shakespeare Danno Heirlooms: Dirt ridinq;Snow driving with EP;Hunting on tie grounds ;Playing pool at Ham¬ ilton witi JS,JK,EP Te 26ti of November, 1970 Crusades: Var Football 4 On Tie RouiuF Table: To get married, have kids, and become a male housewife and let Becky work Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Free at Cast, we are free at Cast — Martin Lutier King Seniors . rv rxn_n-rLn Heirlooms: Having good friends like KM,LB,MP,LM,KF,KR,BV,BB,AM,AM,FS,RM, AC; Prom;Mudbogging;Carwash;Brainard Pari;Sigmond;Lake Manc;Airport Rrl;New M exi- co;BB’S;Our Idol Being on the news;AC DC;ZZ Top;Las Vegas;Mom and Dad, I Cove you Joseph S. Waiculonis Te 24th of November, 1969 On Tfie Round Ta6le: To get away from school as soon as I can and become wealthy and freaMy Hear Te, Hear Te: Better (earn (ate than never” — J. Waiculonis Jennifer Ann Wadsworth Te 9th of September, 1971 Crusades: Model UN 4; Yearbook 4; Basketball 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Sr Activities 4 On Tfie Round Table: To 6ecome a CPA Hear Te, Hear Tex Remember you only live once so live each day to the fullest and don’t always think about the good times you had in the past, but only of the better times you can fiave in the future.” — J. Wadsworth Seniors 93 Stephen Arthur Wandzy Te 23rd of June, 1971 Crusades: B and 1-4; Jazz Band 2-4, N Reg Jazz Band 4, NCCC 3,4; Pit Orth 2; River City Quintet 3; X-Cntry 2; Swimming 1,3; Tennis 1,2, Copt 3,4, Coach ' s Awd 2,3; Math Tm 1-4; Stu Cnd 2,3, Trans 4; WLYC 3, Trans 4; Trffc Ld-in-Chf 4; TMSC; NHS; Boys ' State; Rtry Awd 2; UConn Hnrs Smr; Nt l Comm Scfdr; DAR Ctzn Awd; Hrvrd Bfc Awd On T fie Round Table: To mnintnin dose personal ties, to raise n healthy family, to seethe world Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “One man with courage makes a majority.” — A. Jackson Heirlooms: Talcott Mt w Kar;Big E 87; The twist w Shilpa;Prom and Ball w Julie; Cakes ,Cap,and Corky;4:30am talk;Walks in Florida;Water!;Airplane quotes;D stories;3 16 88;Buming pizza w Dan;Video Games w MB; Times w DB,MB,SB,KC,DD,KG,DM,MP,SR, KW,MI,GS,and JL Steve Frederick Warner Ye 13th of August, 1970 On The Round Table : To be the best I can be at anything I do Hear Ye, Hear Ye: “Self-expression is total, immediate, without conception of time, and you can only express that if you are free, physically and mentally, fromfrag¬ mentation — Bruce Lee Heirfooms: Matfi team witft NP,MT,SR,S W, BR, AG, KZ; Track and SB,OB;Physics with NP;Tea and Cards with GK and Co. Willy WiUiam Morgan Watson Te 26th of February, 1971 Crusades: Math Team 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Indoor Track 2,3,4; Takott Mountain Science Center 2; Tale Frontiers of Applied Science 3; Chemathon 3 On The Round Table: To hve a floppy and full life Hear Ye, Hear Ye: When I use a word, it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less. — Lewis Carroll Helga Marie Wehr Te 2nd of July, 1971 Crusades: Flag Corps 1,3,4; Cftorus 3,4 ; Florida 3, Virginia Beach 4; Tennis 1; Jr Prom 3; Hartford Stage 3,4; Sr Play 3,4; Sr Magazine Homeroom Co-Captain 4; Sr Outing 4; Sr Dress-Up Day 4; Sr Ball 4 On The Round Table: To become a baker, have a family, and have all my dreams come true Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Die Liebe muss bei beiden Allzeit verscfiwiegen sein, Drum sdiltessen die groessten Fret iden In deinem Herzen ein! — Anonymous Bin DM;Lettuce;Goobers;Poison;Get out of my way; Oh-Sank you;Cows,no horses ;Prom mom;Sum- mer of 88;I Cove you M,B,P,K,M,LB,DA,TJ; Kohneecheewah;Good times with SD,TA,CV, RM,KA,CM KR,MP,SA;Norft;AS,HL-KK;Last lunch; Fun and friends Seniors 95 Kylee E. Wicrzcfiowski re 20th of April, 1971 Crusades: Model UN 1,2,3, President 4; Hartford Stage 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, Toronto 2, Florida 3; Cfiorus 4; Tennis 1; Sr Class Play 3; Jr Prom 3; Sr Bad 4; YearBoofc Sr Bio Editor 4 On The Round Table: To many a yuppie; to be financially stable; and to someday be the best journalist in America Hear Ye, Hear Ye : Let me say to all of my friends one more time; for this is the last, that my future will aCways be richer for having known them in tite past — K. Wierzchowski Heirlooms: Great times w KG, CL, BG,MO, DB,RM,and SW;Boston yuppies w KG;7 lO 88 w KG and DC;B.]oel;Zella;9 17 88 I (uv ya ciix;Cftem w WF;Bren-that ' s deep;Longtalks w SW;Acu and The Maze Mav;Moo;Bart; Dude;Jen;Sue;Times w KG and TR-I Guv you guys!D L,DL and KB-thanks;To the Goodwins- aU my Cove,and Mom I owe this all to you Nikkita Nicole Jacqueline Wiesner Ye 25th of August, 1970 On The Round Table: To live my life the fullest, travel around the world ana meet the man of my dreams and know he ' s the one Hear Ye, Hear Yet The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure; and pleasure my business. — Aaron Burr Seniors ra rmrui Heirlooms: Partying w NWJS,LC,HP,KD, MG,LD, CB,JM, TM,TD,CD, KC;Jan 15, 1986;Prom Night w TH,BS,mj.S,NW;Win- ter of 87;Avoiding Mr. A when Judy and I used to skip lunch;Four-wheeling after school w TM, BS,SD,MS,MR;Everybody meeting at G MP after school;! LOVE YOU MOM! Suzie-Q Susanne WiCkman Ye 10th of October, 1971 Crusades: Jr Prom 3; Sr Bad 4 On The Round Table: To fiave a career in Business ami to hve my life to the fullest Hear Ye, Hear Ye: What is (ife? A madness. What is (ife? An illusion, a shad¬ ow, a story. And tne greatest good is little enough: for all of (ife is a dream and dreams themselves are only dreams. — Banal Robert John Woodruff Ye 30th of July, 1971 Crusades: Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4 On The Round Table: To play my guitar professionally; keep partying Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Tilt with thee I will, and I won’t wilt — Bugs CCass Sweethearts: K ate St Sean Golden Shovel Award : Maria Scott (missing: Dominujue) ( j Who ' s Who 1 98 uvrirui r - Best Dressed: Nicote fc Nei( Best Friends: Ken Rob Class Flirts: Nicole Dave Most Athletic: Ramona Mike Shyest: Renee Pete Most IrufivUfciofistic: Kim M ike Most Chauvinistic: Mike Most Liberated: Cftris Class Jesters: Eileen Mike P j s � mores I 106 They had better watch it when we ' re upperciassmenl — L. GayCord r- Class Officers: Prts. G. Hamley, Vice Pres. B. Gilbert, Sec. A. Szepanski, Freshmen 108 rvn_n-rvn “We came here with many fears but we ended this year with confidence.’’ — A. Szepanski, M. DaujC e, S. Whitaker Frtsfimen ENCHANTERS SORCERERS A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell wftere fiis influence stops. — Henry Brooks Adorns 111 Dr. Edgar Gorman Director of Special Services and Curriculum Dr. Dennis Gragnolad Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent Raymond A. Grosso, Jr. Principal Robert J. Santamaria Assistant Principal Frances Beaudry Mathematics Chairperson i Howard Buckley Mathematics Linda Clymer Bus mess Richard B ielaweic Chapter I EERA Marjorie Collins School Psychologist Frank Borthetta Social Studies Thomas Cardareda Industrial Arts Linda Colo English Faculty 113 William Lirick Social Studies Chairperson Sandra Ferrari Matfiematics f WUI ' j F U ru Lxv ra TLru-m Coninne Despanf Homemaking Theresa Fan Nurse Dorothy Flanders Media Services James Francoeur Enalish Marilyn Gragnolad Art Mary Jane Hussey Special Education Services John Gatfo English Alfred Kausch Science John Gionfriddo Music Gordon Griswold Industrial Arts Andre Labrosse Foreign Language Chairperson Faculty 115 Paula Lucafo Foreign Language Brian McK eown Social Studies Edward Musfca Guidance James Mu ska Mathematics Athletics Director Maijola Nelson School Social Worker Robert Oliva Social Studies Michael Pappas Lorraine Pearce Guidance Chairperson Nurse Atice Oliva Reading Thomas Panaccione Mathematics Shawn Peck Special Education Faculty RoBert Ruici In-House Suspension Patrick Scelza Social Studies Sfurtey Sharis Science Leonard Stine Social Studies Georganna Tr osky Chapter I EERA Charies Simonetta Guidance Daniel Sullivan Physical Education Randolph Widmer Science Cfiairperson k Richard Smii i Industrial Arts Paul Thibodeau Industrial Arts Chairperson Dawn Wolfel Special Education Cafeteria Staff: (Front) J. Atbano, R. Vocasek; (Back) D. Sullivan, M. M ontemerlo, P. R ulnick Aides: E. Shapiro, M. Hade Custodians: (Front) G. Ku£as; (Back) S. Balfour, T. Loveiani, E. Case MISSING: Business: Chairperson: F. Fitzgerald, J. Carroll Nurses’ Assistant A. J onion Secretaries: A. Wawruck, M. Cooper Aiies: S. B lack, P. Bout, R. Garvey, S. Hoyt, L. MeXto Cafeteria Staff: J. Viam, A. Loveland, O. Watts, E. A damczyk Custodians: L. Liberty BRIGADES If happiness is activity in accordance with excellence, it is reasonable that it should be in accordance with the fugfiest excellence. — Aristotle 121 “We have fun white we make fun for others — S. Agh Back row: M. Burke, A. Piamondon, H. Pemigotd, S. Wandzy, M. Olivo, IC Gaidos, E. B nmgan, J. Chamberlain, D. McCauley, T. Gtabigan Middle row: R. Miller, S. Agli, S. Netcofi, M. Sargent, B. Gil ert, G. Hamley, L. Shonty, D. Baron, D. Johns, L. Gaylord, C. Castillo, H. Nailor, C. AgCi First row: Adviser L. Stine, A. Szepansfei, J. Morrell, M. HeSert Student Council 122 r ' un-_r -rin “New York or bustl” — K. Wierzchowski Seniors: Mari, Christine , Kylee, Mario, Renee, Jennifer Model UN 1st Row: 1C Zingfe, M. Tomomeo, C. ReexC M. Ofcva, Adviser F. Boithem 2nd Row: M. Micfudski, IC Wierzchowski, R. Manning, J. Wadsworth Missing: IC Bemaski “Wfiat’s a si gn among friends?” — F. Beaudry nnnm MM “Why are we abusing our natural resources?” — D. Strong “It’s not the size of the band that counts, it ' s what’s in it. — C. Marinah unmn ti. Sosnowich, Director, S. Laster, Captain Marching B and Flag Corps Seniors “Anything worth doing takes hard work — J. Gionfriddo Concert Cfioir 127 “Time is a magaxine.” — N. RimiCcii w Back row: D. MancartQa, J. Card, J. Hinckley, B. Woodruff, N. Labbt, P. Dcsculch, B. Rousseau, M. Gagtiardi, D. Bergman, C. Lyons, L. Hunter Front row: B. Glamuzina, L. Derwin, L. Griffin, S. Wandzy, C. Marinak, S. Woodruff N. Rinaldi, Director I I Jazz Band Seniors 1 28 Vocal-Motion 129 Decorations Medals Sports Football — J. Trainer, M. Collins, D. Holden, J. Russido, M. Camilleri, andj. Butler made the All Conference Team. Boys Soccer — G. Baxter made the NCCC All Star Team. M. Cunningham received the Coach ' s Award. Field Hockey — T. DeMaine made the All Conference Team. M. Oliva received the Coach’s Award. Girls Swimming — M. Sargent goes to the State Championships. K. Gaidos received Coach’s Award. Indoor Track — T. Quagliaroli is in the top 10 in the state for 55m hurdles. T. Quagliaroli, A. Packard, T. DeMaine, and E. Morris had a fust place finish in the 4 200 at the Haddam-Killingworth meet. Girls Basketball — The team made the NCCC Tournament and the State CLAC Tournament Boys Basketball — The team placed 2nd in NCCC and participated in the State’s. The Raider basketball team of 88-89 gave Coach Sullivan his 500th victory! NCCC Tournament Champions! Scholastics W. Watson received the Bausch and L omb Science Award; K. Gaidos received the Brown Book Award; S. Wandzy received the Harvard Book Award; N. Patel received the Tale Book Award; S. Wandzy, D. Bergman, W. Watson, J. Russillo, and S. Bravakis attended Boys’ State; K. Gaidos, T. Quagliaroli, M. Oliva, and B. Glamuzina attended Girls’ State; D. Bergman and K. Cenci received tite Rotary Good Citizen Award, The WLHS Math Team ranked first place in tite Einstein Division of the CAME; W. Watson was an asset to tite math team having five consecutive perfect meets and qualifying for the Connecticut team to compete at Penn State. Music Members of WL HS band and chorus attended the 1988-89 Northern Regional High School Musical Feshvai The members of the Chorus were M. Burke, C. Rucci, D. McCauley, and J. Dunlap. The Band members included B. Glamuzina, J. Card, S. Wandzy, N. Labbe, and D. Mancarella. The 1988-89 Northern Regional Jr. High Music Festival was attended by chorus members J. Griffith, A. Holingren, J. Morrell, A. Hannigan, L. DePascale, M. Daigle, A. Szepanski, S. Whitaker, and by N. Labbe, a member of the band. The NCCC Band participants in 1988 were B. Glamuzina, L. Griffin, J. Card, D. Mancarella, D. Bergman, B. Rousseau, C. Lyons, and S. Wandzy. The NCCC Chorus participants in 1988 included T. Ayotxe, D. Baron, J. Grant, C. Reed, C. Baker, S. Easter, L. Frawley, D. Wrubel, J. Lodola, J. Buell, B. Michaud, M. Burke, C. Rucci, J. Dunlap, and]. McLagan. The WL HS Music Department also attended the Big L, the UConnJazz Festival, the Central Mass Show Choir Festival in which they received a silver medal, the BerkSeeJazz Festival, the UNHJazz Band Show Choir Festival, and tite Virginia Beach Music Festival. J. Grant, L. Frawley, M. Burke, and J. Lodola were chosen for the ACDA honors choir. n TLTLnji -L i 130 TOURNAMENTS When the One Greett Scorer conies to write against your name — He marks — not that you won or Cost — but how you piayed the game. — Grantiand R ice 131 Bottom row: M. Carmgiia, D. Wohsworth, M. Camiflm, Capt. D. Holden, Capt M. Co dim, Capt J. Trainer, T. Loncar, K. Krupa MiMe Row: Coach P. Scelza, R. Lash, N. Boruufies, 5. Rvan, J. Butler, R. Handschumacher, J. Stratton, D. Cars ini, M. Etfis, J. Pezzulo, Metfic P. Ledair Bach Row: Assistant Coach K. 5mitA, J. Russiflb, J. Gunther, 5. Goralsfci, D. Gunther, K. Sprague, M. CoQi, K. Bemaski, C. Bonadies, M. Radish, M. Hehert, J. Majewsfci, Assistant Coach T. Netcoh Footbatt : j“T_r _rvn Footbafl. Seniors Captains: Dave, Mike, John Bottom row: M. Michaiski, B. Losty, Copt M. Cunningham, D. Davies, L. Kiss, M. Levy Middle Row: C. Annis, J. Hamilton, J. Hamfey, D. Richards, M. Susaya, J. Sartori, M. Ciarda. Back Row: Coach D. Suflivan, T. Nash, D. Farr, J. McGinnis, M. Cosker, P. Coffey, M. Simonetta, A. Mandroia, Missing: T. Annis, Capt G. Bauer, R. Starfeey. Boys Soccer i-t_rxrx_n-rvn Bottom tow: P. Procovio, Copt M. Sourie, Copt R. Metto, Capt N. Anderson, G. Hamley MiMe row: C. Cosmo, L. Gaylord, L. Morris, J. Berube, K. Montemerlo, D. Kaplan Back row: Coach L. Hawes, D. L eclair, S. Staves, L. Grady, T. Crunk, S. Topor, C. Levick jmrurrj 138 I GirCs So Ln xrx-ru-v Captains: Nicole, Michele, Ramona Soccer .Seniors Girls Soccer 139 GWsS , | 140 Lruxrvn-rt Swimming rvJ jT_n_rvn Bottom Row: M. Hickey, D. McCauley, N. L abbe, B. Giamuzina, S. Smitii, A. Pfympton, Coach K. Matone Top Row: H. Phelps, T. Baldwin, Copt E. Bmngan, Copt K. Gaidos, M. Sargent, J. Lowe Eileen, Karen It always hurts” — Coach O ' Brien Si tfi row: M. Marred, S. Bravolus Fifth row: J. Buell, W. Watson, S. Sfiaw, Coach J. O’Brien Fourth row: N. Patel, J. Greene, G. Pfaffenbichler Third row: S. Sayers, E. K earns, A. HoCnupen Second row: Assistant Coacfi 5. Levine, E. Byran, C. Riley, J. Marred Front row: H. Hawes, 5. Mazza, S. Gillespie “OfU Yes you can ... or etsef” piiAJxn 1 144 M FalC Cfu UYTLTLXU-t Cheaitadvng i jn__n-rvn Bottom tow: A. P(omomlorv Copt L. Griffin, Copt D. Boron, JC Dmric t, D. A dBm Middle row: D. Gdoru, 5. Conier, K. HorCon, L. Sfionty, 1C Lennon, D. Sowidu Top row: J. YVestermnn, S. Sunder, C. Jones, W. Ruggiero, T. O ' Neil F. Satterfield Seniors Captains: Denise, Laurie n [j 4 � s’: .J •j ti HI U ;rmrn Back row: Coacfi D. Sullivan, M. Simcnetta, J. Majewsfci, P. Jus zczynski MiMe row: J. Hamliey, M. Cottins, D. Davies, S. Bravafcis Front row: M. Cunningham, J. Russitto, J. Trainer 300th Win !! 11 TJJl kmu m ftg |JE 1 r fi Ln Back row: C. Forbes, L. Hinckley, B. Edes, C. Annis, E. Tfumddson, A. M androta, R. Lyster Front row: W. Cruz, P. Courtney, T. Davis, D. Farr, M. Ciarria, D. Bassett Boys BasfcetBaH “Greatest satisfaction comes from piaying your best!” — R. Mefto Back row: Caac t B. McKeown, P. Procopio, J. Lowe, 5. Netcofw Coac t A. LrimBaefi. MtddU row: L. Gaytanl, L. Gnufy, E. Watson, C. ABaro Front row: A. Kuszi R. Meflo, G. Hamity Back row : J. Morrell, N. Labbe, J. Berube, K. Grant, Coach A. Leimbach Middle row: M. Navorofc, D. Boucher, C. Jones, M. Beaulieu Front row: M. Mona, T. Murphy, G. Hamiey pjTTLan 1 150 J Boys Swimming 1st row: A. Packard, Copt T. QuagGaroG, Capt 5. Mazza, T. DeMaine, Capt M. McmtH, M. MicGolslu, Capt J. Jonian, G. Bauer, L. Kiss. 2nd row: E. Smalley, T. M aaduso, E. Michaud J. Buell, Capt W. Watson, C. Capuano, J. Hamilton, M. Farr. 3nl row: Capt H. Hawes, E. Morris, C. Castdlo, G. Pfaffenbichler, S. Shaw, J. Griffith, S. Gondski, M. Patti 4th row: C. Sayers, S. Gillespie, M. Cenri, E. Keams, A. Holmgren, G. N ewmaker, J. Gretna 5th row: T.Sodfu, C. Mannait M. Covieflo, C. LevidtH. Nailior, T. Annis, P. Butchyk. 6th row: J. Dafytcish, L. Dimeo, L. Byron, D. Ledair, M. Amo. 7th row: M. EMs, R. Starkey, M. Smadey, R. Handsc iumac ier, T. Nash. 8th row: Coac i S. Levine, Coach J. O ' Brien Locks Is the First Place Field Hockey Team f lt,( HoC h C Has G()(K Att ' tu ,. .v„. _u_. ... . c. „J By JULIE GUSTAFSON It wasn’t all that long ago that the Windsor Locks High School field hockey team was just happy to score a goal. Almost five years ago, on Nov. 4, 1983, on assists from fellow seniors Tracy DeMaine and Maria Oliva. With goaltender Tammy Ayotte mak¬ ing six saves, including one victory-pre- Sports Editor OK, so there’s been a problem getting the ball into his season, but the Windsor Ixxrks High School field earn is not about to get tan plod un in « mo«n of Hnw n Raiders Stump Tolland 26-6; Close Seasoi «y JULIE GUSTAFSON Sr nrt8 Editor A --Kv the playing people versus people football and made progress. With 1:40 left in the half, Locks’ Joe Butler scooted into the end rone 4-yard touchdown to initiate the win- Su iV an — « 4-yard touchdown to initiate the win- H Sh ' ° f ISh,s be tied at 6-6 going into the half, Locks’ Jon Russillo pulled through with an 87 yard punt return- with 30 seconds remaining in the n second quarter to give the Raiders the lead and high spirits for the second half. This game proved that you have to do - i-ht. vou have to convert, coach Pat — on and th e “■ - « g, 300th Win r � an v Can or Raidm _ ■ Festi 6 ' M � t£ CA lU Say helfofcj ' Gtft Sn nnK hockey team. Locks defeated Stafford 1-0 Wednes¬ day, getting an early jump on the rest of time and wtfd£ef vM nw the league with a game t iat was reached- whonevej; pia eu vbefore?. fQUhSxunning Anc noise uled from yesterday. V prised ourselves for our first game. I know i nllivan i nf revv - 1 was quite surprised. They met and sur- e $se as ( Girls ' Soccer Never Says ' Can ' t ' | Girls ' Swimming Is Still Afloat By JULIE GUSTAFSON Sports Editor „ Coach Lisa Hawes was around when Windsor Locks High school gave birth to the mrl r’ BfWVOr nmrrrorw i w 1 nod ,ve Ev eniriP CVereVen hc , ate nmn rr o • AS v ' -CL - Is on By JULIE GUSTAFSON £ t 2 V Sporta Edito- o f -V f While swimming is not the .A r� T S Z.” .. a ' d 5 aV ° ' t Raiders Get Large Turnout; O ' Brien | s Optimistic By JUUE CUSTAFSON - - : —— 1 ' ' - - - ---- - - • • - u V ou uiejunior varsity level latder Seniors Sweep Past Hapless Windham By - was a fi .he Win m destrr ie of th Locks Tastes a Sweet Win Over Gilbe ' i By MIKE CALLAGHAN - ° Swimmers Off To a Good Start he memo- losses to 3 h, it was before halftime that gave Locks a 16-6 lead halftime 8 edg e! S ° d “ ““ ofthe football $8 of the � Gilbert toiy im- 2 , while its only non-Pequot Confer a North Central Cor , er e - — the i “The kids arc swimming out of their minds oach Ken Malone said. The Windsor I,ocks High School swim team vin f ko dza said Uygood. ' game aga nference The Lead Increases of Kvor J- t oX ? Ce . ' The cushion was inflated on the opening C PV C SSJ drive of the second half, driving the len ' Hof Locks se T VC ' S , ir. k j Should Make It Interesting halfway thx | 0 - quarter ' th f t jJ 1, , the h Ve P roven t° be ab Then... V « ? “ , . 4 - JJ? 4 .? nly memher of the four-team NO JMurph s caw; It ' s like the kids reheard wik Avon anything to worry ah ] t� Scelza said jokingly. � Teague ' s short twoyear incamat Last vesr T vlra Knr r� � i 15 4 ROTAL FESTIVITIES Gather ye roses while ye may. — RoBert Herrick Freshman Year Titantic is found — Statue of Liberty’s lOOtft birthday — Geneva Summit Convention — Challenger Disaster — Chemoble — TWA flight 847 fiijacked — Bruce Springsteen — Whitney Houston — Live Aid — li.S.A. for Ajriea — Michael J. Fox — Demi Moore — St Efino ' s Fire — Kansas City Royals win tfie WorCcf Series — Chicago Bears win tfie Super BowC — Boston Celtics 6ecome World Champions — Orson Welles Dies — Oliver!” Sophomore Year Iran Contra Scandal — 200tfi Anniversary of the Constitution — O fiver Nortfi — Prince Andrew marries Sarah Ferguson — Steve W inwood — Madonna — Tom Cruise — Affy Sheedy — Top Gun — Mets win tfie World Series — Red Sox win tfie American League pennant — Giants win tfie Super BowC — Lakers 6ecome Worfif Cfiampions — WfiaCers 6ecome Adams Division Cfiampions — Jackie Gleason dies — B ye, Bye, Birdie Junior Year Black Monday — PTL scandal — Winter Olympics — Gorfiecfiev visits tfie United States for the first time — Presidential campaign begins — Michael Jackson — Anita Baker — Patrick Swayze — GCenn Close — Dirty Dancing — Minnesota Twins win the World Series — Washington Redskins win tfie Super BowC — Los AngeCes Lakers retain World Championship Title — Liberace dies — We’ve Got Tonight” — Jr. Prom — Tfie Music Man Senior Tear Summer Olympics — George Bush is elected president — Fires at Yellowstone National Park — Whales trapped in ice — Mike Tyson and Ro6in Givens in turmod — George MicfiaeC — Debbie Gi6son — Human Rights Tour — Tom Hanks — Sigourney Weaver — Rain Man — Los AngeCes Dodgers win the World Series — San Francisco 49ers win tfie Super BowC — Roy Or6ison dies — Magazine Drive — Sr. Bad — Camivaf ' 156 We the CCass of 1989 hereby bequeath our most sacred relics. I, Linda Abare, leave the best of hick to Patty and Jimmy in high school; Our empty lunch table to Carrie, and to Eileen the job of keeping Carrie out of trouble. I, Kellie Adams , leave best of hick as a Senior to Steph; all my sunshine to Carolyn; and three more years without us to babysit to Shannon. I, Nicole Anderson, leave good hick to Tammi C. in the rest of her H.S. years (and in soccer) and to the two upcoming airheads; and knowing that MS,KM, and KC will keep the bathrooms occupied! I, Tammy Ayotte, leave my messy room to my mom and dad; my phone messages to my sister; and my sense of humor to my brother. I, Cissy Bader, leave all the great times to my younger sister and brother; all the wild times to Denise Sawicki; and all the unforgetable and memorable phone calls at all hours to Mickey . I, Theresa Baldwin, leave my third and sixth place in 100 free to Kristen F., may she take my place; and my fourth place in 100 breaststroke to Nicole L., my buddy. I hope she has fun and gets together with JH along the way. I, Denise Bar an, leave long elaborate talks of the male species ' existence to Laurie. I, Neil Barenbaum, leave my heart withJD; and my printing skills to anyone who can mate ft them. I, Corinne Be lisle, leave MG, LD, and KD with some good advice to make their fast year their 6est l, Daniel Bergman, leave the task of conquering Bertdee to the jazz band; late night essays to Matt Farr; and my trombone to anyone crazy enough to play it I, Dominique Berube, leave good luck to my sister Jessica and my little brother, cSonny, and also good luck for Maura, Lauren, and Kimmy and a great Senior Tear! I, Michelle Blais, leave remembering all the good times I had and good hick to the marching band in their future competitions. I, Kevin Brace, leave my JW collection, the warriors and Journey to my best friend and cousin Ryan. I, Kenneth Bradford, leave Ms. L ucafo ' s Spanish class to anyone brave enough to endure it Also, the yearbook computer to anyone who configure it out! I, Eileen Brangan, leave with a spring in my step and a smile on my face. I, Sean Brava Jus, leave post-game baseball practices to Jason Hamley; my whirlpool time to any athlete who needs it as much as I did; and, hopefully, fond memories to all my coaches and teachers. I, Joseph Bromley; leave Grody to take care of the school for me and Shannon to be her assistant; MC the bill at K aloons; and GH and BG my many memories. I Jeffrey Brooks, leave my safety glasses to anyone who can uphold the honor and resposibility; and my spot on the office bench to whoever wants it l, Edward Brzostek, leave! (And that sums it up!) i, Jeffrey Buell, leave to all underclassmen, my philosophy on hfe. I, Brian By cfco, leave. I, Mike Camilleri, leave having gone through four cars; and a SO football jersey to the next defensive end who loves football as much as I do. I, Mike Capo Ido, leave my life to anyone who wants it; punch-buggies to anyone quicker at spotting them; and my musical taste to anyone as sick as I am! I, Jason Card, leave the first trumpet spot in the award winning WLHSJazz Band to whoever can handle the blue funk Berklee mornings! I, Kevin Carpentieri, leave partying times to Beave and Laura and good luck to Nikki and the freshmen, you’ll need it I, Lisa Carpentieri, leave alt of my good and bad attitudes to anyone who can put up with them, especially LD, KD, and MG, good luck guys!! You ' d need I, Katherine Cenci, leave my sister Maura with only two in a room; synchronization to the flag corps; and Kristin Lennon to find a new partner for the BambL I, Michael Collins, leave Joe B. and Bemie captain of the D team; QB to Mike Elds if he can handle it; and the 24 if anyone can keep the M M tradition going on. I, Pete Corsini, leave two more years of this to my brother Dan while I’m out free. I, Gina Coviello, leave my sister Michele the best of luck in her Senior year. I, Michael Cunningham, leave coach Sullivan’s running and 20. I, Darcy Curran, leave all of my grandmother stories to Mr. Beaudry to anyone who could tell them as well as I could; all of PLL’s secrets to anyone who can get her to talk. I, Jason Curti, leave the log to anyone who can ship lunch and get away with it; and everything to anyone who wants it I, Dan Davies, leave all the memories of Windsor Locks High to anyone who can beat them. I, Scott Davis, leave nothing. I, T racy DeMaine, leave the mirror to Mrs. Wawruck; the game to Steph; and all the candy on the earth toJJ. I, Patricia Dixon, leave all my wonderful high school memories to my brothers, Bobby and Danny. I leave PD and LD and LD to Mr. R and Mr. G. 1 Ken Domina, leave Marty Colli to Mr. Santamaria. I, Kathleen DZurich, leave a lot of special memories and the best of luck to Krista and Lisa. (T hanks for everything.) IStacey Easter, leave my position as colorguard captain to anyone who thinks they could handle it and lots of luck to my sisters in their years left at I, Brian Egan, leave. I, Scott Ferrato , leave the school to my brother John and Joe Butler to cause as much trouble as they can! I, Wendy Fish, leave curling iron sessions to Steph; the back row to Laurie; and two-week groundings to deal with alone, to Aim!!! I, Brian Flynn, leave my algebra notes to my sister; my Met allica CD to my brother; and umch money to TD. I, Linda Frawley, leave times of uncontrollable laughter in chorus to Jen Dunlap; the pinto power wagon to rest; and four years of great memories at WLHS. i, Larry Friederich, leave. I, Michael Gaghardi, leave my parking space to anyone who can fill it; my shoes to anyone who can fill them; and a dare to any freshman who thinks they can have half as good a time in high school as I did! Senior Will 157 1 1 1 ' I, Karen G aidos, (leave another wonderful year of Spuds to Melissa, hoping she can realize her BC ' s; counting laps and being BAD to Denise M.; and to Nichi L., the best four years she can possibly have! I, Shaun Geahigan, leave here knowing about as much as when I came. I, Brenda Glamuxina? ieave Heidi Ho to have as much fun in 6and as I did; Hithm the right to pick on underclassmen; and Scottie permission to play with or even kidnap my brother anytime. I, Lisa Gonzales, leave Cherie all of my tardiness; all the rooms to do at EL for Chris, Darrell, and Randy; and the happiness I fiave with James to Krista and Mike. I, Joanne Grant, leave remembering all the good times I ftad at WLHS; to MB the thought that I won 12-18-85; and Run to the Border to LC, TA, AB. I, Laurie Griffin, leave Denise Adbert, the big mouth of the cheerleading squad (Remember the man with the van!); Kristen Lennon that move in the dance; and Nicole Loboe the funk machine. I, Kimherly Harris, leave Tom Benefield and Daisy Moore my love, and also a little advice: loves the only thing that ' s free. We must take it where it ' s found, pretty soon it may be costly — Forgotten Dandelions. L Andrew Harrison, leave. I, Peter Hastillo, leave to all my teachers my sister Stephanie Banks. I, Michael Hazard, (leave Jimmy the glory of once pulung me out of knee-deep mud; Dumbo, Shanoon, and Grody with the memories of all the good times; and L. Collins my shoulder. I, Keith Hebert, leave the severe mental and physical strain inflicted upon us to upcoming students. I, Rebecca Hinckley, leave to my sister, Jennifer, all the “hard work and studying I did in French. If you ever figure out what Labrosse is talking about, Jen, I ' d buy you your Ibanez!! I, David Holden, leave my football 66 and my position to anyone who is good enough to fill them I, Kim Huller, leave the box to Theresa, Tracy, Dawn, Pam, and Jamie; andto Ro6yn, my best friend, the fun times we had together. I, Lisa Hunter, leave two more years of high school to Darron; two more years of band to Liza and Lisa; and all of the good times to anyone who wants them. I, Joseph Jordan, leave as the dost of the Jordan’s, started in 1976 ended in 1 989; and the length of my hair to anyone who can take it! I, Lucinda Kendrick, leave my happiness to CM. I, Deborah Kennedy, leave the thill of waking up at 6:30 in the morni ng to everyone coming back here next year. I won’t miss it I, Melissa Kennedy, leave DeAnna Johns with no more arguments infield hockey, ad the troubles are gone. I, Debi King, leave my dingyness to anyone who can top it I, Jennifer Kinsley, leave Lisa D., Denise L., and Liza ad the future missions ; gym class to anyone who can pass it; and ad of Mr. Borchetta’s bad jokes to ad the unsuspecting underclassmen. I, Sheri Kress , leave ad of my upcoming sisters and brother to try to outdo the Cdass of 89; my curfew to my brother, Rich and babysitting my famdy to whoever can dive through it! I, Robert Kubick, leave the best of luck to ad those who must stay and suffer; fond memories to ad of my teachers; and to my famdy friends, many thanks. I, Amy Kuszick, leave everything that has to do with school to anyone who wants it; and my softball glove to Missy Stoppa, she’d need it!! (Ha, ha, ha!) I, Maureen Lennon? leave WLHS to Kristen, Diane, and Kathy — ftave as much fun as I’ve had; the girl with the 6ody of a goddess to watch out for the seagulls in N.J.; and miniature golfing to KL, DK, KM to find the way home! I, Jennifer Levy, leave the best of luck to Matt and Kate in high school; to Scott the memories of BEEP-BEEP HI and tandem skiing; and to Shelley Amo the memories of being the only person to cad me Jenny Levy. I, Tim Loncar, leave KC and ST the thought of two more years of WLHS and GH ad my high school memories and ad the lodypops she wants. I, Brian Losty, leave ad my excuses for being late to anyone who can get Mr. Elrick to believe them. I, Andrew Lyons, leave my chauvinistic views to John Ferrato; and anything anybody wants. I, Cynthia Lyons, leave Linda Tosadlo the dignity to cany out her nickname “stupid ; to convince Mark that it is not necessary to wash your feet before getting into his new car; and to Lisa B. a 6ad Horn. I, Thomas Macaluso, leave a record of $2021.14 in magazine sales to the school and to any two people who can add up to it; and ad the good times to remember. D I, Michele Maleedy, leave Maria my mom ' s mashed potatoes; Penny my pirate picture from Florida 88; and Kelly my drives on field hockey. I, Dianne Mancarcda, leave my cubbyhole to Laura Derwin; ad of my lettuce to Carrie; and a pair of red lips on Frank BoTthetta ' s forehead! I, Renee Manning? (leave Carrie two more years of French class; Steph the best of luck next year; and Chris to whoever wants him I, Jessica Marquis, deave Melanie’s little sister odour great times for her three upcoming years and the best of luck in their Senior year, to two very special friends, Theresa and Carrie! I, Christine Matusevich? leave TD, TA, MM and CV whistling infield hockey; Mrs. F. memories of our steno class; and MM and JM the trip to Hirckimer. T I, Tania Maxinshi? leave to Paul Butchyk, the skid marks on Bel-Aire Circle and the memories of Florida; to Matt Kadish, my smiles; and to Rich Miller, the magnets from my locker. I, Susan Maxxa? leave LB the cross-country team; SG my track locker; and SS to roam the halls before track practice. I, Kevin McGinnis? deave getting in trouble to my brother, Jay. I, Kathleen McGrath, leave wdlingly with ad my friends. I, John McLagan, leave my spot in Vocal-Motion for Jodie, with hope that she widfid it; and my knowledge to Colleen with hope that she wid someday graduate. I, Steven Meier? deave the bathrooms to anybody who can smoke in them as much as Curti and I did and get away with it I, Ramona Mello, leave ad of the froggies in the water to Steph; a state of total confusion tojenn; and the soccer and basketbad teams in the capable hands of Paige. I, Mark Michalski, leave my Bentley Bomber to anyone who wants it; my fun at soccer practice and the hope for a qreat Senior year for the uv and comers — Good Luck ' r J J J I, Eric Michaud, leave my Chevy Chase fads, Jokes, and baseball nostaglia to anyone who can do and say them better. I, Melanie Mona? deave my sister Melissa ad the long, aggravating practices with Scelza, also, many memories; Megan my brains; and Mark Jr. in the hands of Coaches Sullivan and Scelza with hopes for the best I, Tawny Moore? deave my Motley Crue pictures to Mora. rv_rxn_rv_rvi i l, Matt Moseisky, leave all the homework to future students. I, Michael Morrell, leave peace and love. I, Stephen Myers, leave my bald tires, blown transmission, and my busted clutch. I, Mark Naughton, leave. I, John Norris , leave all my books to incoming freshmen and, most important, all the good times I had. moving to Texas! I, Teresa Paqanelli, leave my seat in every Business class tftere is to someone lucky enough to have Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Fitzgerald as teachers! I, Nirad PateC leave the high school to future classes. I, Nicole Patnode, leave my friendship with McKeown to anyone who can have a better one. Good luck to Blondie. I, Anna Pelletier, leave to MG, TP, and LD, my English essays and one more wonderful year; and to KD every class I slept in I, Heidi Pemigotti, leave my awesome” car to anyone who’d want it; luck to my sisters; and lots of thanks to my parents. I, Amy Plamondon, leave many thanks to Scott, Mr. M, and my brother John for always helping me with my hideous Honda; and the box to anyone who can be late more than me or Lo! (thanx Mr. A!) I, Christopher Pomeroy, leave all the good times and my pity to all freshmen, now and to come. I, Melissa Premia, leave willingly with all my friends; and also all the good times. I, Robert Price, leave my height to Frank. I, Mark Q uagUaroU, leave Chuck to ripe up the new freshmen. I, Trina Quaaliaroli, leave Heidi to shop without me and 6ecome a state champ; Hithm to find the perfect girl; and Scottie to survive lonely, boring study halls without the Seniors. I, Kim Radun, leave Tracy Paluck to party with the Crue; Tom Benefield memories of his sixth period; Dawn Piel a real driver’s manual I, Steve Ratcliffc, leave nothing. I, Christine Reed, leave the lizard hunts and excruciating pains of coach’s nags to Kelly McGroarty and Laurie Gaylord — alone in the back I, Michelle Rousseau, leave the teachers with the thought of having two more Rousseaus to go, after I’m gone; and Brandon with two mon go. more years to I, Jon Russido, leave a goal to anyone who can have as many real true friends as I did; and Simo a chance to truly become the Senior. I, Michelle Saccetite, leave all my English essays to Billy, to be the last Saccente to graduate. I, Swapna Sadari, leave locker 219 for Linda T. and my history book to Mr. O. I, Eddie Smalley , leave to all my friends that I leave behind, (you know wfio you are), tfie frustrations that this school has to offer! I, James Smith, leave my hockey stick to TM. I, Laury Smith, leave aU my old empty lockers to my sister. I, also, leave her an empty ftouse and a full refrigerator. I, PaulSoucy, leave my parking spot to my twin brothers; and Mr. Santamaria with the thought of ftaving two more Soutys to live with. I, James Steinberg, leave not a gosh dang thing! I, Richard Stokes, leave WLHS to Carol aruf Chris; all of my books to whomever can understand them; and many good memories. I, Deane Strong leave my Bermise Python to the lovable Mrs. Shans and, also, a polyester necktie to Mr. Smith in hopes it would be caught in the press while around his neck. I, Judith Sandone, leave you, Mr. Santamaria! — from: the last of the Sandones. I Judith Street, leave all my detentions and suspensions to Billy. I, Diane Swanson, leave Christina with one more year and to always remember Scooby! I Lisa Szepanski, leave the teachers who were there when I needed help in my studies; all my years of homework; and the memories with my l, Jennifer Taravefla, leave Jennifer Hinckley two more fun” years of French; one final thought to true Red Sox fans I, Michele Tardif, leave hick and happiness to Tammi Crunfc in fier last year of high school l Eric T elder, leave Bo6 and all my partying to Lora D. maybe ne t year’ ’. I, Thomas Tomalonis, leave my pity for au the freshmen. 1 John Trainer, leave the rigorous and trying wideout practices to Jamie Stratton and John; and the 31 to anyone who would take it I, Christine Viara, leave field hockey gloves to Holly ' s callus; my running” legs to Denise A.; and my smile to Mrs. Jordan. I, Daniel Wadsworth, leave the parking lots for anyone who thinks they can smoke them better than I! (No Way!) I, Jennifer Wadsworth, leave the best of luck to Kris F. in her Junior and Senior years. I, Joseph Waiculonis, leave. I, Stephen Wandzy, leave Chris, Jason and Tim the fun of tennis; Mark and Matt to another year (or two); aruf with sincere thanks to all my coaches, advisers, and teachers. J I, Fred Warner, leave. I; William Watson, leave another year to my sister; rejuvenation for the cross country team; and hope for Cad’s Gang. I, Helqa Wehr, leave Carrie-Goobers; all the Kervicks — especially Lauren and Brian; my job with many happy memories. I Kytee Wierzchowski, leave all my tardy slips to Jennifer Morrell — good luck Jen; and running out of gas n A6ilene, TX, at night to anyone who thinks they can push a Scirocco to the gas station, 1 Nicole VViesner, leave this school with many happy memories with my friends; and my sister, Heather, hopefully not as many detentions as I had. I Susanne Wilkman, leave all of my unfinished arguments with my teachers for MG, KD, and LD to finish; and all the detentions and suspensions l got for trying. r l Ro6ert Woodruff, leave the memories of partying and band to Sherry, the last of the Woodruffs. Senior Will 159 THE CLASS OF 1989 of WINDSOR LOCKS HIGH SCHOOL welcomes you to the JUNIOR FROM ‘ ‘We or Z7bfuy i ” Friday evening the twentieth of May Nineteen hundred and eighty-eight Che Josef Agawain. Massachusetts Raiders Blanket Winners Sr. Magazine Drive 161 Best Group — The Kites 162 Dress-Up Day r i TLS rui Best — McDonalds Characters Kate and Sean Most Original — The Globetrotters Funniest — Yi, Yang, Mik, and Mac Dress-Up Day Darcy and Kylee Kevin and Dean Nicole and Sue Honorable Mention — Softool Supplies National Commended Scholars: S. W andzy, JC A (faros Gaidos Girts State: B. Glamuzina, T. Quaqkaroli, M. Oliva, 1C Voice of Democracy: M. Oliva, IC Adams, E. B rang an Boys State : S. W andzy, S. Bravaius, D. Bergman, W. Watson, (missing) J. Russiflo RE Nationaf Honor Society: K. Gaidos N. Patel S. XVandzy D. Bergman W. Watson J. WadswortA H. Pemigotti T. DeMaine S. Easter K. Adams B. Glamuzina (Missing: B. B yzcko) Bausck and Lomb Science Award and National Merit Semi-Finalist W. Watson T ale Book Award; N. Patel Awards 165 “Memories — shared, captured, and now preserved for aff posterity.” — S. Ferrari If.: UUl Associate Editors: S. Easter, K. Cend Co-Editors: S. W andzy, IC Gaidos Sports Editors: S. Kress, M. Maleeiy Proofreaders: T. DeMaine, R. Manning Herald Staff i xi-i_n-rLn Senior Bio Editors: K. Wierzchowski, C. Reed, J- Taravefld nnn n rmnrm m 0 HM nnnnni Data Processors: M. Capaldo, K. Bradford, R Kuirick Art Editor. J. Card, Activity Editor. D. Bergman As we venture out into the unknown lands, we know that we can rely on our experiences, knowledge, and friendships to guide us to tfiose unseen horizons and to discover those unfound treasures. 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