Spackenkill High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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Layout Staff Ross Green - editor Debbie Gale - designer Literary Editors: Tony DiGregorio - editor Angela Massa - clubs iii X Mg are 1977 K3191dOSCOp8 Staff H it tsl F 2 2 X X ' K ,gt 1: Wt.. T, ix 1 ,JW F f Fw - ,ill Liz Forman - line arts 1 its a wht ' ' Artists: l A man's mind stretched by a new idea can never return to its original dimensions. Oliver Wendell Holmes Mike Furlong - illustrator Tricia George - illustrator missing: Lori Catanzaro - editor Literary Editors: Robin Belsky - student activities Kathy Crowley - sports Copy Staff: Danny Van Wagenen - editor Theresa Andersen, Matt Ozbum missing: Laurie Kennard, Liz Sartori, Russell Cohen, Patty O'Sullivan Photography Staff: Leonard Greenberg, Brad Holmes, Brian McQuaid, Dale Murley - editor, Mike Furlong -di

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3 I ' I I I l l Q H I l I I I I I l V I I ' I I I I I l I I - ' I I I Here it is! The event of the year! I I I I I The climax of our school life at Spackenkill! 1 I I Q I I I I I l -I-I A yearbook takes a lot of hard work, creativity, patience and precious time --. Q . - to put together. It s a great experience to work with color, and I think it has E - - E I I really paid off in the quality of the book this year. Many students participated I I - ' 1 - - in a joint effort to produce such a publication. I I . - I We were very lucky to have the best yearbook staff thus far in Spackenkill. - . - ' - . We have a lot of new, imaginative ideas, which makes for a totally different , I - y - I yearbook. We wanted the book to create a renewed interest in the students I I I f I I with new techniques and a new format. 1 I I I I I I hope you enjoy our personality theme. We have developed it in great I I I I - detail throughout the book. The staff felt that this book would reflect the I I L ! I environment of Spackenkill in its own special way. The book is designed so I I I I .--. you can look back on it in years to come and relate to the story being told. ' I.. - I - - The cost of the yearbook was extremely high this year. The business staff -I -- . V . - had a big job to do in order to pay the bills. They went into the community I - I l - to solicit ads from local merchants. They put on movies at the elementary I I Q 2 I It schools and organized many other fund raising activities. I I I ' I I I want the whole staff to know how much they are appreciated for their I I , I I contribution to the yearbook. I I I -I'l Special thanks to Ross and Debbie, Beth and Lisa, and Danny, Matt and -l-l- f Mike. The book would not have run as smoothly as it did if I did not have I I I my two righthand men, Leonard and Butch. Mr. Bushey and Mrs. Klein, our i - - 3 I... - advisors, did the best job words can say in guiding the staff. Brian Hawthorne, , ...I- . I gurkWIeftern Publisnhigiig represelntative, has given us much insight into the - - - oo . e's not a a guy', eit er! , , --.- Harvest Weekend had to be the best organized event the yearbook under- -I ..- I - took this year. Mr. and Mrs. Langlois and the P.T.A. were an incredible help I I A I I in the preparation and execution of the weekend. Ms. DiMaggio, Mr. Harri- I I I I I son and the faculty were also helpful. Theresa, Sharon, Amy and Nancy did I I i I I a great job in organization of the two-day event. I I I I I I'd like to thank professional photographers for their contribution, Mr. I I - i I I Don Dormeyer four professional photographerj, Mr. Rudolph Albanese and I - - , I - Mr. Anthony Batista Cfootball team picturej. l ...I- .-.- As I look back on my four years at Spackenkill, I can see where involve- . . I I ment and stimulation of the students make for a good group of people. - I - - - Spackenkill can improve tremendously, if more people become involved and I I - . some school spirit is shown. I I I U , . . Best wishes for the future to my friends and the entire student body. 1 I I ' I . I I I . --I Sincerely yours, I---. ' I . f I I flfww --III- -.'- ' I ' I I I FJ 61 1

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Business Stalfz Back row: Diana Suko - advertising editor Amy Litfin - public relations, Matt Litfin L1 K 'I Y.: ,f, ' ,gy B. ini WV- L' '14 up H , K Publicity Staff: Amy Litfin, Matt Littin, Eric Delahoyde, Michelle Langlois Front row.' Joan Cowles, Lisa DeBruin - business editor Literary Staff: iFront row: Mrs. Klein - advisor, Laura Phillips Sue McKechnie, Robin Belsky, Tony DiGregorio - editor ,Back row: Jackie Hegedus, Fran Davis, Bev Heyman, Angela Massa, Robbi Waxman, Brian McQuaid, Liz Forman, Natascha Hegedus M 'wif Kevin Hogan - editor-in-chief Mrs. Klein - advisor Mr. Bushey - advisor Beth Mora - Jr. editor