Arlington High School - Anchors Yearbook (Lagrangeville, NY)

 - Class of 1984

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Senior Class Will I, Patricia Abherve, leave to Terrie Grigas, my Camaro: to Anette B., Marko V, and Chris R., I leave my record collection: and to Antonio, I leave my class ring. I,'I1'aciAlbertson, leave B. B. Seals a Goon, saying BLOOGLE, and waiting for the return of all her clothes: Nee Nee in her clown suit not showing another Saturday night: Kristin reaching for napkins covered in whip: Gabby still talking and talking . . . : and Cathy waiting for July 26, 1986. I, Lori Albrecht, leave K. D. asleep at the Bardavon with a life's supply of chicken Mac Nuggets: Annie Girl' with a wet sleeve at the Dragon Lady: B. A. with 'Junior' at all the hockey games: and my twin cousins to control the school for the next two years: To all my friends who made this year the best year ever A I leave a special thanx, I luv ya all! I, Anne Aliotta, leave Shannon some deformed M8tM's: Stacy trying to keep both eyes open while trying to talk: Chuck and Busy many fond memories ofcruising Pok' with Betty driving the Duke : All of my special friends many thanks and lots of love: saying Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. I, Tony Alves, leave the Kampers some of the best times of my life: Brian, a tower of prophets to play around with: Neil, a double bass artstar skit for the ultimate solo: Laura, Michele, Jennifer, and Lizann, the Police: and to Toni, I leave some special times and more to come. I, Brian Anderson, leave this place after many years of torture: Mark W the hope of his future with Colleen B.: the hope that my brother doesn't make it to graduation: and also that Black Flag, SSD, and the Misfits will smash into the brains of the morbid conformists. I, Lisa Appolonia, leave Leah trying to break dance: Espo in Atlantic City flirting with the life guards: Dawn trying to find a real job: Ray Ray always listening to my problems: and now I leave all my love to Steve! Thanks for everything! I, Barbara Arentsen, leave Tanya and Tracie climbing rocks at King Street Park: Sabrina, a life-long supply of 64 oz. bottles of Coke : Greg, trying to keep his cheese danish in his mouth and wishing he never took A. P Biology: and to Lori and Ann Uuniorsl I leave memories of some crazy times at the Civic Center: I, Mark Atkins, leave Ray Dinovo still scared of my sister: Dave a love your sweater : Mario a stall-proof, skid-proof car: Good-bye and good luck. I, Kathy Averill, leave Gail Chianelli passing out on my kitchen table: Mary Nuccio telling me she needs fresh air and a glass of Coke: Jonni Kirkpatric grinning from ear to ear, telling us about her great weekend: My sister Sandra all the good times and bad times of Arlington High: to fulfill all my dreams of happiness with Scott. I, Shawn Baker, leave Colette that awful name forever: to George, I leave you always being watched: To all my friends, I leave a special thanks for everything: To Mrs. Peters, I leave another Co-op coming in and curling their hair on their free periods: I leave Debbie always loving Mike. I, Damell Balga, leave Colette with tears on her pillow: and Paul all of my love . . . I, Eileen Banas, leave with a lot of good memories, and the best to all of my friends. . .Good luck, LD, SS, ML, CM, DA, CH, AG, take care, I love ya all. I, Mary Baright, leave Kathy D. all the Gngerwave lotion in Cosmetology room I l2: Steve O. all the computers in Arlington High: and most of all I leave all my love to JOE in the years to come! I, .lemrifer Barlow, leave M. H. my friendship forever and Kristin still wondering about me. The awesome drum line to Kenny and AHS with good memories. I, Valerie Bosch, leave Kerrie and Adam the wild, crazy and tearful memories of our times together: a big tube of Ben-Gay to Cabin 5A: all my broken rifles to next years fantastic rifle line so they can give them a proper burial: 6th period lunch and Len's 'Inez W. Davis impressions: and all my love to the Marching Band, Winter Guard, and Mr. Hart for making my high school years so memorable. I, Marris Baskin, leave to Kati love, tears, laughter, and smiles, I hope your life is full of all ofthem: to Andrea I leave M. K. dresses, a telephone call without interruptions and a whole bunch of corny stuff: to Shira very fond memories of Israel teven though you may never get picturesl and a peaceful busride home: to Matt the ideal night on the town and, of course, all my love. I, John Bayne, leave Stos all the good times on and off the field: Kevin all the double diamonds and anchovie pizzas he can handle: Joe in the middle ofthe woods saying Where the hell are we'? , Rob the summer of 83: and to K. I.. I leave a flower from H. J. I, Tara Amr Beck, leave Jamie my holy Jordache and thanks for the summer of '83: Donna still hurdling the rock in the morning before school, and thinking about Red: Karen still sitting at the drive-in after the movies are over: thanks to H. A., C. H., L. C., D. H. for everthing: I leave a very special thanks to Mr. D and Karen. I love you all. I, Cone Beckham, leave everyone a tie-dyed shirt: Karen my entire sticker collection, and Tonia, a lifetime supply of soap bubbles. I, Susan Belterman, leave all my friends . . . past and present. . . with the happy memories of all the GOOD TIMES!! Especially Kevin for the BEST TIMES!! Thanks for all of them. I love you always KPE I, Angela Beltrani, leave Diane all my leather and fishnets: Kristi a collection of snoopy pins: Mary always knowing what I'm doing: Beth still working on Danses Sacred and Profane: and to the Marching Band all the luck in the world next year to top this year. I, Karen Bertolozzi, leave Lori, Eileen, Michele. Kelly, Jill and me soaking up the sun in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina: Eileen and Robbie looking for the Taconic on the wrong side of the river on our way home from Troy: Karen, Beth, and me a stop at McDonald's for chicken Mac Nuggets and shakes: Will and Greg on high horses at convention instead of on the altar: Lori on her way to stardom with me as her roomate at S.U. as I depart from AHS after sitting behind Cone for four years. I, Craig Beyer. leave Chris trying to regain what he knows he never will: Ame wondering what all the yellow stuff in his house is: Tom with his hub-cap caught in a high tree top: Pete saying to himself, Are we not men, we are DEVO : Finally, I leave forever drowning in outliner! I, David Blautl1,leave Fran Addeo the memory ofa non-planned night with three foxie ladies, and to fulfill their rain checks this summer: To Coach Murphy, many years of having confidence in your players and longer pep talks with a straightjacket: to all my crazy friends at RCK a bar of Coast soap so they can open their eyes: to Theresa, a continuation of the ride back from Great Adventure with my slick foot: to the swinging tree benders back home, a weekend of partying and bending trees at Miniwasqua's mountain top. I, Jay Bloomer, leave Mike a ride to school: That Boy a rap tape, and a Buffalo Gal: E-Z Lee on the mix: Dave with Mike Thomas' potential: and Woody O. my jump shot. I, Paula Brengel, leave Cindy and Kathy all the great times with those wild over-nighters: to Kelly, I leave a clean locker and clothes: to Kerrie and Val more grapes and ducks: to Lisa all the problems we tried to solve lst period: to Wayne I give all my love and a happy future together. I, Alex Brewster, leave Mark, my driving skills: Jeff, stuffed into a trash compactor by Joe, Doug and John: Chris still trying to make a perfect rose on her cake: Keith, Ed, Tom and all of the others at our table in the cafeteria period three, my seat: and last, but not least, I leave AHS with good memories that I will always remember. I, Katherine Irene Elizabeth Brown, leave Toni memories of the CAR and the ultimate WAH: to Kristen thanks for teaching me to analyze EVERYTHING. I, Kirsten Bnmner, leave Cindy a picture! warm fuzzies to everyone at our table 3rd period: lots of things of mayonnaise to Paula and Angie: trips to Woodstock at Isil: and a smile to anyone who wants one I, Liz Borgoy, leave .leflie a real shin that fits: Kari plan number 235: Dar a trip to Califomia: Tara a college ID: and Sue a life-time supply of bananas. I, Curtis Brown, leave Nancy, Scott, Rick and Jeff sitting in the car discussing TLBOE, and I also leave Arlington finally. I, Kristin Buckley, leave Kathy buried in the sand with lingering memories of Pony Boy being covered by a pillow: Traci drowning in ice cream: Jackie with many thanks for a long friendship: and Katherine with southern guys and a special thanks for having been half of an us'. I, 'lim Buechele, leave Dave R. still looking for decent hubcaps: John C. admitting that Ford rules: Victor and Twinkie sleeping out at the Civic Center: Pete, Nick, Mike, Wanda, Twinkie, Victor, John, Kim, and Jenny with many good times in 6th period lunch: and last but not least, I leave Jenny all of my love. I, Tara Burke, leave Susie Faure exotic bananas: Ana all the headaches and fun of G.O.: Liz untieing Dar's shoe from the desk in math and all the girls on Varsity Soccer saying Jes' to Petie. I, Ann Campilii, leave Barb A. and Lori A. looking for a light at Juniors: Lisa 'Higgins' all the 'free' candy at the bookstore: Kim D. 52, 63, I7, 101, 69, 27, all the fun times at the hockey games and to everyone else who helped make this year the best, Thanks, Love ya! I, Barbara Canuel, leave Stacey as the dizziest, most reckless driver on the road: Chris and Kevin a set of tenth grade English books: Sheri and Jackie in a Chinese Restaurant ordering egg rolls 'to go : But most of all I leave with many memories and friendships I will never forget - Thank you! I, Dineen Carta, leave Cheryl stranded in the middle of no where: but still wondering who's on the mound : Eileen still trying to con'upt mel: Powerhouse and 'Shoulders' still winning!: Mary still trying to find the right song!: My sisters, Michele and Nicole, success in AHS and missing some unescapa- ble hugs! I, Wanda Carvalho, leave Diane still trying to find the right guy: Kris still making her list of good- looking guys from Dover: My sister saying that Van Halen Rules : Twinkie still riding my horse: and I leave my 6th period lunch table with the memories of all the good times we had together. I, Carrie Castella, leave my bestfriend Colette Wersky to Vinnie Canino: Holly Arnold the best of luck with Chuck: Roger Haight to a real girlfriend: to my friends all the dreams they strive for: and to my love Scott Giordano I leave my love forever! I, Ruth Caswell, leave to Jackie memories of the polar bear: to Cheryl the best smile I have: Sue saying l'll pretend I didn't hear that, : Kevin thinking of the perfect plan: and Rita daydreaming about getting away from here ftinallyll. I, Gail Chianelli, leave David Klaproth the dance floor at Bogies. : Kathy Averill her wedding plans with Scott: Kim Lindmark a hit and run accident on Rt. 9: Tracy Palumbo - 'I lost my lighter : Mary Nuccio a 'real' diamond ring and the best friendship I could ever have. I, Steven Chiavelli, leave Rob O'Rourke a steady girlfriend, and Joner's roof and the chant: Darren Horvath the G-man and I2 years of being nice to me when I wasn't nice to him: Dave Wallace an assist and my part of our league championship: and. most of all, I leave Michelle Denault a lot of great times. I, John Chrysler, leave the 'Road Warrior Ed H. wondering what he can add to his car stereo: Ann tDaisyJ Aliota wishing her the best of luck in life: Tim 'Rambo' Buechele a car that starts and a bag of blockbusters: Chris Szanto hoping hc will be the next star of the Cosmos: Ronald Peterson making trouble all the time. I, Cathy Ciolli, leave Leslee camping out with Snoopy onthe Golden Arches: Tanya mashed potatoes and gravy and wondering if we live on the earth: Tracie standing in Lake Arlington: and Becky in the bushes: I also leave TR. and Herbie still loving you both. I. Barry Clark, leave Lori L. not knowing whether we will be able to sing the night before: Bryan H. constantly changing through the years: Dawn M. with memories ol' the great times we had together: Kevin 'lf learning to walk 'n' roll. I, B. Thomas Clark, leave Pete. Ms. Adi Romano, Ricky a real man's complexion: Allie with Kaptain Krunch and fruit cake under the table: Andy forever 'rehumanizing' himself: and Chris writing his memoirs - 'My First 500. I, Beth Clayton, leave with a big thank you to both of my parents for their support and guidance throughout the years: Karen and Karen at McDonald's drive-thru wondering where their McNuggets are: Theresa a bottle of nail polish and a real cat: and a thanks to all for great memories to cherish: Hey T check the back! I.ABrad Cleverley, leave Ed still a basically good kid: Tim behind the green door: Mr. Murphy with all those nimnuls: The seniors always superior: Ron trying to stay out of trouble: and I leave Nancy a drafting stool. I, Brenda Coddington, leave Lori Bosse to Brad forever: My Twisted Sister all the good times of past, present and future: Mr. Duggan with my gratitude for helping me do what I wanted to accomplish: My classmates remembering black feather and my love to Clyde Miller now and foreven I. Patrick J. Cody, leave all the blondes and Libras a way to calm the dizziness: All the short people a path so Chuckles doesn't step on them fHey Cos., this one's for youl: All my friends with the memories of all the good times we had and a reminder of all the ones to come. Good luck Class of '84. I, Dylan CoUins, leave my Heavy Metal fans a Judas Priest record: Mr. Buergers a profound saying: Damon and Andrea a small mbber duck which squeeks: Kati a blue thing that folds up to be a chair-like thing.

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Class Flirt: Chris Holland Michele Denault Most Individualistic: Dylan Collins Lisa Esposito Most School Spirit: Jamie Van Bramer Dineen Carta iff... if gnwsurg lil :ll ll Nicest Eyes: Amy Filion Alfio Romano 257



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I, Kevin Collins, leave John Bayne, Sunshine, massive bumps, and 45 degrees: plus: Alfio a feline immobilization situation: and MicheleM. I, Tanya Corcoran, leave Leslee camping out with Snoopy on the Golden Arches: Tracie and Barbara the rocks at King Street Park: and Cathy on the bathroom floor. I, John Cordaro, leave Leonie being 'irrascible' at Texas Lunch for two hours: Diane singing 'Facelifts are a Girl's Best Friend : Aileen, Arlington's Betty Boop, still owing me a Christmas present: Damon, Mary, Kati, Dylan, and Tzvi in 'The Big Shift : and lots of love to AM, VW, SH, MB, MS, CK, IH, VB, KB, NS, KS, T12 and EM. I, Kathy Corrado, leave the Washington, D.C. gang to whats left the Herrington Hotel: Mr. Ginsburg at the Pink Elephant: Adam still trying to play poker: Mike one last massage: and to Joe, Lisa, Gina, Mike, Laurie. Karen, Eileen some of the best memories I'll never forget, I, Marco Corrado. leave Andrea Elsasser an extra large set of hands: Andy Medla knowing that I could wipe him up on the mat: Jonna at PB.'s house, yelling, 'My keys . . , my keys! while falling over everybody: RK, AH, CH, WW, MO, PS, SO, and KD hiding under the seats and dashboard of my car saying, 'Oh no! We're gonna die! : Brutus, Grouch, Giggles, Sleepy, 'I don't know , Flirt, Space, 'I'm sure , 'And like . Slim and 'He's such a jerk fond memories of this school year. I, Regina fGinal Curry, leave AHS to my sister Renee: to C.R, a lot of good times and more to come: KC, SC, BD, DD, ME and KM - Thanks for the good times: Most of all, I thank you Mom and Jimmy for all your help. I never would have made it, I, Danna DalCortiro. leave Gina C., Chrissy and Stacy free periods and irrelevant talks: Michelle and Fred together again: Gina M.. Karen. and Diana still late for gym: Roy an excellent friendship and a great brother: Sandy and Diane to the future teachers of Arlington. I, Frank Damato, leave to Mr. Yurista, the winning entry in the 'Best Engineered Car of the Year' contest: Kristy a pair of soundproof earmuffs: Beth my lavender shirt Qso she can remember mej: B,R. saying 'I know. : and lastly. to TH., I leave a bottle of Krazy Glue so he can build his bass, I, Tonianne Elizabeth Damico, leave AHS to my sisters, Lynn and Tracey, to carry on the 'family name !: to Kath, I leave the crazy memories of the CAR and the ultimate WAI-i!: To Colleen 1 leave CSLC cola. . . soonl: To Janine, I leave my 'cherry danish' binhday presentl: and last, but not least, to Anthony Alves, also known as 'Tony Squared , I leave Jake Jr. and Kampi! I, Kathi Darling, leave having many happy memories of Arlingtonll: giving many thanks to Mr. Usifer for getting me through l0th grade biology: thanking Mr, Duggan for all ofthe good guidance he has given me: Most of all, thanking my good friends for good times and my parents for getting me through school. They are the best parents a person could ask for. I, Ruth Davies, leave PD, PB, BB, and SB the fond memories of 'that' camping experience: I leave ML fthe Physics scholarj, PD, LM, LR and all others thanks for their support during these past years: I leave LB MV I, Debbie Davis, leave David Harris the halls to wander and stay out of troubles. I, Jef Davis, leave Mary, many warm fuzziras: Liz, a pair of real shoes: Amy, a real laugh: Kate, a year's supply of advice. I, Kelly Davis, leave Bill still raggin' on me: Patty M. a crazy weekend in Cape Cod: Leonie a lifetime supply of bologna: Dana in charge of the swim team: and to Butch, all my love. I, Sheryl Davis, leave Rob two more years left at Arlington - I love you! I leave Elise many good memories 5th period . . . 'If she can remember them!'! I leave Crash Jans many interesting discussions during 2nd period gym. Thanks to all my friends who made school a lot easier! RE, BR, Jeff, DR, VE Many exciting trips to Saratoga! I, David DeBel.lis, leave Sue Hankamp thejob of keeping AHS a little bit different: Shannon, Laura, Michelle, and Jenny still saying, 'Like, I'm so sure' and 'I'm dyin : Rita still trying to get to Califomia: Dineen still boogying the night away at the Senior Class Party: The gang fond memories that we have shared with each other. I, Mike DeBlasis, leave Matt Craven 'Kamikaze : and Roy Lucas 'Live to ride, ride to live! I, Tma De France, leave Shannon, Anne, and Stacy going home early and leaving me here: Kevin Faber still saying 'NO? : my brother Ralph with two more years of Arlington's educational experience: all of my good friends with lots of great memories and loads of happiness: saying 'Thanks for everything' to my parents. I, Lynn De lano, leave everything, except Greg and Alvin . . . Bye Cats. I, Chris Dellacamera, leave Bob LaBarge I2 more years of high school: Kevin F cleaning out road signs with his Duster: Barb C. many thanks for all she's done: Sheri K, many memories I'll never forget, and always 'rescuing' her from Mr. Weyant: and Joe P snoring away in Joumalism. I, Michelle Marie Denault, leave Renee E getting pulled over by the cops at the airport: love ya dearly: Darren H. a big thank you: Mike E eating out at Burger King and I2 years of friendship: Anne L. a bag of Doritos and much love to a dear friend: and Steve C. watching movies onthe VCR and 'You and I. I, Brad Denney, leave Arlington High School with sore cheeks and a stiff neck. I. Jean Desaulles, leave Dave someone to teach him to play tennis: Sue a package of cream cheese: and Lori some nice holidays and a nice future. I, Katie Devendorf, leave Jill to be the 'Class Flirt of '86: to Brad some real shirts: SK. MS, JS, 'IT BS, MS, ET, MK, JY etc. a BIG GRADUATION PARTYHI: and, Meg the 'Punked-out Waitress', a pair of spud-stompers and a yardstick. I, Peggy Dilworth, leave my faded jeans and Myrtle Beach memories to Mario: l leave Tim to Flops Gottshall, I, Kim DiMetro, leave with the special memories of the times spent with 'Bigley : Karen and Terri STILL teaching me the 'worldly' ways of Adirondack life: Lisa looking for her keys in a rainstorm: Lori, Ann, and Barb 'My Ties! : a special thanks to KM, AL, DD, MR IG, HH, 'Weeble , CK, and the 'Lunchroom Clans' for the best of times! I, Pam Doherty, leave my other two-thirds saying, 'We're just a party lookin' for a place to happenl' I leave Eileen getting lost in Poughkeepsie - without her glasses. I leave Ricky looking for Friendly's, great memories and a big hug. I leave Jonna in Syracuse and Washing-on, two photographs of 'our weekend, kidnapping me, smoke pouring out of her ash tray and saying 'Wongo , 'tourists , and 'You're never gonna believe this! I, Susan Doherty, leave Penny, always remember, 'Think first before you speak! fS.l.E.J: Lots of great memories and happiness to all my closest friends: 'Iina a lot of confusing and boring Bookkeeping classesf: Agnes all those arguments about Jimmy during eighth period that I hope we finally solvedl: Michelle a big 'Thanksl' for coming to all my Foods Ill dinners! ' I, Mark Dondlinger, leave Jeff, John B,, Rich, John G., Joe and Mike my memory and an old joke book: the Juniors the Senior position to give them the taste of power and I especially give Mrs. Willey a typewriter and a box of aspirins for all the headaches that Tom and I caused her. . , Auf Widersehen . . . Wirklich?'! . . . Genau!!! I, Kathleen Donegan, leave Stacy our hall locker and 'Prima Ballerina : Mary N., Shari. Ray. and Robin in Stahlberger's Social Studies class: Mary B. our BOCES locker and all the manikins in Cosmetolo- gy room l 12: Mrs. English and Mrs. Stanton in the Guidance office with all the passes wondering where the runners are: and Arlington High School with many memories. I, Stacy Marie Donegan, leave Marlane always to be my best friend: Kathleen with no more jokes: Mrs, Gales never to be forgotten: and finally I leave AHS with good memories that will be remembered forever. I, Debbie Dorsey, leave Amy and Dawn knowing that they taught me the true meaning of friendship: to Frisky an eternity of softness unmatchable by ANYONE or ANYTHING!: to Dimmie, I leave my technique of crossing the street in Washington during rush hour at a red light: Adam saying, 'It was definitely worth the wait - the live year wait! : and finally saying a tearful good-bye to the Class of 1984, but, knowing that my heart is filled with beautiful memories to be cherished a lifetime - I love ya! I, Steve Drohosky, leave Dave Debellis thinking that a FIAT is faster than a MUSTANG: Kevin Collins thinking he should be on the cover of G.Q.: Kurt Haun thinking he's Rodney Dangerfield. I, Aileen Duffy, leave Carlton's car in a ditch on Lauer Road: Mary Panessa a pair of correctional shoes: Toni Tompkins a cabinet full of Montezuma: Abby Rockwell weaving baskets at Poughkeepsie Day School: and lots of love to 'I'1', CR, AR, MR TM, AM, KG-R, JC, LH, JH, and DHD, I, Karen Dziuban, leave Karen and Terri at the Overlook School baseball field on a very hazy and confusing night: Frannk-Liz some real, honest-to-goodness unicorn fur: Ian 500 shares of Tootsie-Pop stock: DMTSB still walking the yellow line tfor the past 3 years now?7!l: and to Roger, I leave lots of dusty little blue boxes and all of my unending love. I, Shari Eberhard, leave AHS saying, 'You're all losers! : Kelly in her Toyota driving within one inch ofthe dash: Dawn cmisin in her truck at high speeds: Jaci in her Le Mans with a hit and run: and to Russ I leave his pointy chapstick and me!! I, Bill Eberle, leave Doug the book 'Advanced Guerilla Warfare and Combat Techniques , a life-size poster of Reagan and 2 more years of 'fun' at AHS: To Leslie and Gina I leave my beautiful pet tarantula f'Thaddeus j and Wayne Gretsky's phone number. I, Ray Edel, leave any Arlington student the opportunity to have a better party than a RE. KL R.E. party: I leave Lisa and Lisa the grand old Book Store forever: Tammy S. still trying for me: Joey N. and Joey G. the names Rugen Breath and Too Sweet: SD, TW, LA, LE, JA, MC, EG, KD, DE, JS. LY DD, all my love. I, Matt Elllnore, leave Ian Gileskie a real walk: Mike Paul without bow legs: Jeff Stringer some money in his pockets instead of in the bank: Nick Evangelista another year of math sitting behind me: Jay Bloomer fighting with his mom over who uses the jacuzzi. I, Amy Eshelman, leave Arlington High School with many fond memories: AG, JD, and KB a large thank you for all the good times 3rd period: Kirsten to 'turn blue': my brother the best of luck: Doug still smiling. I, Maria Espana, leave this school where I have spent one wonderful year, I learned a lot and met a lot of very nice people. I, Lisa Esposito, leave Lisa-Lisa and I still trying to get our hands on the A.C.B,P!: Leah still trying to find a real shirt:Ray-Ray still trying to figure our what's going on: the Class of '84 a lot of good memories: and last of all, a lot of love to my friends. especially: LA and MT! I, Nick Evangalista, leave Kathy all the good times of the past and future and hope she enjoys life wherever she may go: To the 'Frog' I leave many years of good times and something better than a Ford. A.K.A. Eric: To Darren I leave the rest of Chevy pickup and many hairy times on the road: To Barry Bonneville I leave with knowing he finally got what he wanted 5 times over: to myself I leave Arlington and some friends, but, to all I'll see ya again. Nicky Nova. TAKE IT EASY I, Kevin Faber, leave Chris D. to his lingerie shop in Poland: Sheri K. wondering whether or not to buy a bagel: Barb C. still wondering where her lovely red pencil box went: my brother Joe knowing I have more fans than he does: and Sue with all my love and thanks for a great year. I, Samantha Fairhaim, leave Debbie W, and Carrie to FINALLY rule the school: Kevin still wondering ifTodd is real: Victor with my helpfulness: I leave all my friends with all the best in life: I leave always being in love with Todd. I, Renee Farrier, leave Becki the 'best of times forever: Michael QBuddyJ with perfectly propor- tioned flowers and much happiness: Rob with all the great memories he has given me: Jill Qlungel still laughing with me over 18: Michelle a cop in the airport: and much love to all my friends! I, Sue Faure, leave Liz one of Brad and Cone's shirts: Tara a bottle opener: R,C, our conversations in Physics: and Kari 'trembling' in the swimming pool: tinally, Kari and I leave Tim an accurate speedom- eter. I, Cheryl Lylm Fecketlen leave to Ruth Marie, a watch that swims and a box of twinkies: Dineen cowtipping somewhere in Albany, and wondering who has to pitch: Heidi in center: and to Donald, I leave a special memory of May 22, 1982, I, Jackie Fenton, leave Amy down under where it's SAFE from fat cops: Kim a pinky: Karin REAL unicom hair: Ruth the inside of an OREO: and Terri and Amy at the police station saying, You wanted it!! To all my friends . Thank you. I, Victor Feliciano, leave SD, JZ, DR, RE, BR, and myself somewhere in Saratoga: Chris, Carol, Andrea, and Al no more rides to school . . . Sorry!!: Twinkie in his King Cab all night long: Kerry my knowledge for her Senior year: and Tim and Dave at the 'movies. I, Tom Ferguson, leave Zim still laughing about what he did to Howdy: Len wondering if anything I say it true: Paul there once and for all: but mostly I leave with a lot of fond memories of the true friends who stuck by me who are too numerous to list. I, Michael Ferrari, leave Debbie a portrait of a nasty pen: Michelle promises yet to be kept: Renee a friendship never to be forgotten: Pfief still waiting for his Tranny: and finally, I leave all my friends the memories and the friendship that we shared, Later everyone . . . I, Amy Filion, leave PattyAnn, El, Debs, Antie a great 'thanks' for always being there and a lasting memory of our never ending fun times together: to David the 'Real Deal and a lifetime of roses which represent the memories we share in our hearts: to Scott I leave all the blondes in Arlington, Gumby and a 'real' haircut. I, Mary Finnegan, leave Chrissy R. for the last time, 'No Chrissy. I can't see itlll' and a sip of my 'Dr. Pepperf You're a good friend forever: Patty C. with all the good times with Biz. Thanks for all the advice: Gina good luck with Jimmy: Chris O. Thank God we never tripped on those laces: Chris C. my little, big, sister always: all my love to Bucky Near forever and ever. I did it, I'm out for good. with a smile on my face forever. I, Karen Fomeris, leave Arlington High School with more credits than I know what to do with: Sue H. to keep the spirit of the Bow-3: A bent rigger on the eight: Mrs, Cianchetta with her matchmaking: Mark with special memories and much love. I. Ken Foster, leave Jeffa shovel to use in English: Liz a car to drive when there is no school: Tara the number 44: and for Sue a real sneeze, I leave with a big thanks to Cheryl for always being there.

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