Spackenkill High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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I, Mary Neisser, leave to Jerce more Jr.fSr. games and a whole bunch of memories and luf, to M. K. a crowded locker and a Steve Martin concert, to Andy an endless supply of laughter and happiness, to Col a visit to church wfo any fainting, to Wend a shopping trip on the biggest shop- ping day of the year and a crazy diet, to Maur an appointment to give blood, to my Buddy a big hug and thanksl, to Kimbers a long-talk on the train, to Goob the reminder it's all HER responsibility, to Helen darl- ing a sugar daddy, to Jer Sand T's, to Georgine a good mood even in the A. M., to Fazzbott Neizallarri Inc., and to my baby brothers the hope they enjoy SHS as much as I did and lots of love. , gi. . I, Stuart E. Quirindongo, being of sound body, leave to Jimmy Haggett a collection of my famous dirtyjokes, to Heather a pack of tahitis ltropical colorsig to Kim I leave 26 cartons of cigarettes. I, Kim Rain, leave to Laurali a super long piece of tape, to Suzanne all of our fabulous memories of nine days in April, to Reenie a year's worth of recuperation from our favorite class, to Mary a free tailoring job for your jacket, to Joyce a raw steak for your shiner, and to all of my dear and close friends I leave the memories of all our good times and my smiley faces, with love. V.-3.IVff.?' 4 I, Christine O'Connell, hereby leave V and., ya, lifetime I, Vickie A M G 6 COUCCUOFI of keys to membership to the Mr. McMah IgWhg.fB lIer s a dry-cleaned jacket to my great dedication to any ' X M.: can of Duck and a T Mickey 'Wi ' i ii and to S 'eq 5f3j54'- Hemy- 5 Pai Invitation to visit anytime, an . ' I ' ',,4 ,, Lu, a can of ll, and hopefully not to Mark Hatirlon. fi .nj ' l,k,glbl'iirgi?3edra 'f , ialfthe year's into eam to FIEVEI' l not least to a ton of thanx and one . 4 . f.iAQfIl0l'iespf Jr. Prom and Pina coladas, to Rhett BWD's and tennis, to ML 2 . 3'. . .4 . . . hysterical laughter, to Mr. T. Colween and pulleys, to VB team Er Hig my setting hands, to Lisa R. I doz. pork chops, to Ag porky,l' to JB calc. with JP, to the bunch of wild and crazies great memqrles and lotsa'1uck, and finally to SHS my mother. my Czech I, Chris Prettyman, leave to John Blumberg all the soda he can drink and a pair of speed laces for his Bauer FPK 479L Hockey Skatesghl leave Hugh Rheingold' ta new bag of oreo cookies, George Salem a free hair straightenerj kit, Mary N. a set of sheep shears, to John P. an extra pot to bang on, Laura F. direction for being a slick chic with a peg leg and quick hip, Joyce H. a can of Minute Maid IOOZ pow, everyone else wishes for aivild future. V ny locker in arfyiii piece of 'whitgw L I leaye a else I, Diane Quinlan, leave to Blanche lia Jo tofi bus station.in Buffalo, cheese CH. MJ luggage, to Patti I leave a ,ski trip where no one is lost in a fa s lakey - no 'it ' 'J S. gf 204 home at 2 in the morning o Mrs. B., a 9 years of her lif ,made and a hot t on the e to of the Greely S. R. O. I Rogozinski, leave to John McCarty catalogues and my book on how to fill out of Annapolis Department paperwork, to Kevin O'Keefe my poker skills, to Rooster all of my old Wall Street Joumals, to Uncle Joe my stool at McAuley's and to Little Richard a case of whippettes. A I, Cindy Rose, leave to Carol Riter a pinball machine and a bottle of whiskey, to Robin and Stacy Smith a set of matching suits, to Sue Schwartz some white blush, to Donna Raymond two trips to Franceg to all theater-loving people I leave thektheater in hopes that someone will care enough to keep it alive. I, Ellen Rosenberg, leave to Di, a ride anywhere ibut schooll, Monarch Notes for college, a sweater, a ticket to wherever I end up, and a lifetime friendship fwith mel: to Andrea I leave good times we've had 'won't forget and a lot more in the years to come. fWwg 91.4 .f n.t'ffcf ' I, Grggggjlothfhave to James 'vqlaeeliwfarroll a booklet on how to entles a n hair p on the f tball ti G icky and to Scott Murawa the

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I, Rita Livingston, leave to Snocker my extraordinary height, to the teachers l,980 bright, well-behaved students like myself for future classes, to the cheerleaders my superior skills and abilities for next year, to Christopher John and the Meanest Mother bashful pills and my mother's sandwiches, to Colleen brown paper bags and Taconic trips, to Lisa and Luanne a hickey and cheerleading and weekend times, to Ms. Devine an un- derstanding nobody knows about, to John Sala CUZ, to Jenny and Shelly my IOOZ grade on my test that one weekend, to Mo and Dar Won- derma, to Georgine and he stroked his tiny breast, To Scott C. the D. B. S., to Scott K. Kingston, to Jeff his clothes, and KA-toons, to Jimmy dirty jokes, Steve Link, and long talks, to Dan my main man identical socks, to Christopher James O'Shea, my brother, about I0 years of laughing, arguing, sharing, swimming, and just plain talking, to my best friend Chicky-Baby an endless book of all the times we have shared, Bob and John, and my advertising card with phone number wherever my ac- counting firm may go, and lots of love, and lastly, GOODBYE SPACKEHKILLQ it was a great four years, and l loved itl l, Kathy Lumb, leave to Patrick a cat, to Jackie a penguin, to Nathan Hale a rose, a candle, a book, to Debbie C. a full deck, to Mr. Barysh the Inter- national Court at the Hague, to the next costume mlstressfmaster scissors for red tape, perseverance, and an oxygen mask. l, Kevin Luty, leave to Curt Mascarenhas all my I. O. Ll.'s. I, Ellen Maling, leave to my sister Barbara the new bug and the fact that Volkswagens never die, to Heather and Stacy a mint senior year of par- ties, to Joe P. 5 days detention for student abuse, and to my fellow seniors I leave rock and roll and 256 kegs in the hope that we can get It together and PARTY. I Michell Marquis, leave to Jennifer Ing a keg, to Dave Anolick all my un- Hnished computer labs, to ldi a T. V. dinner, to Nathan Hale a new car, to P. M. IOO lbs. of Rocher, to John Henry a million French proverbs for her writings, to Rufus IOO balls of cotton, to Emily a bottle of Vouvray, to Elizabeth a one-way ticket to Paris, and to Debbie a remedy. 1 I, Patrick J. McCabe, leave to Gat and Willie memories of the sodium explo- sion, to my Darlene and the gang unforgettable memories of our best years in junior high, and to Jim hope for success as an oil drilling jarhead. Last but not least - to my oldest friend - the Meef, I leave a pair of gloves for your job in the near future. l, Ellen McCarthy, leave to Francine B. P. H. and the right to announce when the block is over, to the entire class of l98l I leave the class of '8O's row- diness because they need it so desperately, I, Wendy McCaw, leave to the high school my sister Kim, to Mary a supply of bloomies, to Joyce many little elephants, to Abby a room full of crayons, to Maureen a can of Lysol, to Richard and James plenty of exotic jelly beans, to Scott a calm birthday, to Allan W. a secret spirit, to John a wrestling partner, to Andy my sanity. I, Kevin McDonough, leave to Georgine a tee-hee, new neck muscles, and one L and two S's, to Ellen a wedding ring, to Ann Marie all my lust, to Meridith onstage patio scenes, to Mary and Joyce lots of elephant jokes, to Patty R. Charlie Brown dancing, to Laura bucket seats, a freezer for her champale, and fond memories, to Ellen Golgis and peer references, and to Andy I leave my disco shirt and bowling ball jokes. Finally, to Maura, l leave a hockey game rain check and warm duck. I, Patty McKinstry. leave to Emily La porte est fermee, religious discussions, blood donations and non-procrastination pills, to Helena six years and many more to come - Hey, you're in our yearbook, to Caroline someone new to poke, to Chris C., Chris M. and JoAnne B. Thanks for all the helpl, to Allen N. visits at poster racks. to Jackie Hare Sisters, progressive K. T. S., Taghkonic, power volleyball, Glen twfout his fianceel, ice-skating and Helen Keller jokes imasticatel, to Mr. T. l'm LOST! , to Lisa Bitch Hare handshake, ls there a party? Isabelle, Kinky dots, still another hand on card, physics purposes, chem. class, snard, Kitty slobber, ice-skating lessons, intercourse, PAL and friendship no matter where you bop to. I, Maureen tReeniel M., leave to Clean something important to tell you, to Z- Doks luck with Ll. G. A. S., to Jos freedom, Mickey , to Kim her physics notes, to George something instead of nothing. I. Meridith Mitchell, leave to Kevin Mc. The Music Man, The Wllain, a future meeting on Broadway, to Patty R. milk cartons with stories, to LuAnn D. a hunk, to Denise B. dill pickles, to Christina banging pots in the future, and to Ann Marie hopes that she'Il meet her baaby Barr, Barry, his special, Walton Iifeguards - Tim and Griz, the construction worker, little Marcini, Dog Day Aftemoon, l8l2, Yankee-Met games, lots of crazy memories, many, many thanks and love for a priceless friendship. I, Suzanne Monjeau, leave to Stacy and Heather Shawnee forever, to Mrs. Kar- pick a new computer inext yeari, to Annie two points for Spackenkillg to Barbara I leave traditional American songs, to Jim, Ellen, Greg, Denise and Allen another crazy D-block lunch, and to all future seniors ROW- DlNESS!l I, Jeff Myers, leave to TJ a mule and Mr. Eidel's MA sheets, to Danny swim- ming lessons and my sister. to David some ice cream and next year, to Mr. Valli my splinter collection, to Crackel and Pop the memories of our day in dresses and some funny sounds. I, Mary Jo Neilson, leave to Peggy, Lynne, and Sharon all the Peggy-pulling they can accomplish within the next two years: to Diane ialias Ver l I leave any key to any locker at ANY bus station lexcept Trailwaysl and all the cheeseburgers desired, to Patty 4 years of lunching together aside from all the fun, and to everyone GOOD LUCK! - 1 - 203

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I, George Salem, leave to Jimmy I00l wrestling moves to use on his women, to John P. the speed to move when Dad is backing In the car and a set of steel nurple protectors: to Sidney I leave our calm English classy to foobie Tubie I leave a spot on the Islanders, to Squiggy a choice before you're marriedg to Mo I leave my innocent smile and a clean word record, to Carrie-ba all over disgusting jokes, to Bear Women my I45 Ib. spot on the Wrestling Team if you can make the weight twith Foof poweryouwlll make the statesl. ' I, Jane E. Sandberg, leave to Elizabeth Bashoff Dutchies and quotation marks, to Ellen McCann my spilled juice tpreferably on Va newishirtl, to Lisa Davis the success she deserves, to Tamar Haspel a C-block studyhall tfull of physicsl, to Ellen Greenberg a severe case of senioritis with a set of librarians to aggravate it, and to Herr Knappaset of modem culture sheets. C 'I A I, Terri Savelll, leave to Gary Beahan all the disco albums in Havanna, to Keith Mosby a little bit of shortness, to Mr. Himchlall my hlgh heels, to Vinny Hollister my senior locker, to Doc Breeittp book on how to tell better jokes, to Meg Bollman a big eraser, to' Teri and Cathy a forever friendship, and a thanks to the secretariesin the office. , Q ' I, Debbie Scalzi, leave to Heather McCaffrey,and Dorothy Broas our great times at the Derby: Mike lH.,iUay, Dickie, John, Scottie, Jirrimyy Davldij Rich, Eric, Ricky H., Scottie H., Kevin, Ricky W., Mike R., Bobbyfoal-yr1., Walter, Craig, Jim, Billy, Robert, Gary K., Brian, Ed, Karl, Phil, Sam,Joey,, Ron, and Mike C., to Gary Kennard more great times: Leslie, Sherry, Dina, Debbie K., Karen B., Karen, Sue, Heather, Debbie, Dorothy, I, Emily Stockheim, leave to Caroline a hot fudge sundae with everything on it Iso I dol, to Patty several upset German ladies in French hotels, to Michelle a lethal Maria tommy-gun, to Elizabeth my small goldfish, to Ann Marie The Complete Guide to Computer Programming volumes 1- 25, to Carrie one Donna Raymond tPatty chipped in on that onel. I, Alan Straus, leave to Laura my superb saxophone-playlng abilities, to Scott another one of those what are we doing to ourselves nights, to Mike M. A some fake I. D.'s for the Old Coat. i ' if r I, Eseleiivxarshail Dogtpr ldi Amin Dada, leave iaiiiihe 5nq..,ailIJ. mg la tiltdiina I leave all the Qlgys they canrhepifez to L ,the male upperclassrgen a5,Roosevelt-.lrligh I llQrlarlrre,,'JohYtlq.,Betl1,i,Ellen, Xjandfwendylgl leave sanity, 'and if otggif. split '83 ag whatgls, giants! i A .- A fr 'i . ef 1, Marsha wear, leave wah aligmy bmemonesor me I- Qt .. past and thoughts of the Y f ' ' . N ,-. V5 ' ,,,5,f,,, A -11-gs, .ll ' 'iWertheimer leave to Ggcleyiall the bunnies that she wants and to all my art workf lyiltobert B Williams leave to Kim Cultrera asaying of thanks for all the great eg we had to Danny my hands to David my good temper and to . ,Sallhiia all the skill he needs to succeed lriianything, to my best friend all the luck in the world I . 'I'i5fi515f 3fG it I GXTA 1 . ., , , Kathy, Sheila, Sandy, Gyna, Patty, Chrissy, Lisa, Patty, and Sally. I, Allen Scribner, leave to Kevin Crawley my crankshaft from my '70 GTO. I, Diane Schrader, leave to Anne Siegart The Wiggle g to Hig I leave all my ex- tra heightg to Gab I leave all myjunk food, to Fazz, Carol, Sheila, and Sue I leave all the memories of our deep conversations in studyhallg to Siam l leave Swammy, and to Little Grubber I leave my track sneakers, even though they will be miles too big, the memories of little silver things and a lot of good luck and happiness always! I, Gregory L. Smith, leave to Walter H. Nowakowskl my personally autographed, cracked goldtender's stick plus a book on how to avoid R. B. S. D. F. P. F.ers. I, Robert Smith, leave to Mike lSplashl Bliss my back seat and my stereo , b Williams leave to Mr. Barysh a pair of platform hockey skates, a f whistleless whistle, and a permanent case of laryngitis: to Greg Dawleyl leave Highland Falls, 50 shots a game, and certainly not my curved r Louisville tyou can get your ownlg and for future Spackenklll Hockey players I leave you with him lMr. Baryshl. I, Michael Zelig, leave to Laura 30 hours in a day, to Paul 500 sticky toothpicks and a box of steel balls,,to Mary Neisser a book of ethnic jokes, to Mr. T, Dan and to Mr. Barone the words to The Star Spangled Banner. Aft' system, to Vinny Hollister my stale Rice Crisples, to Jeff tTinker Belll Myers a telephone, my mustache, and a box of graham crackers. Also, I leave to Shelly RiggIe Myers the memories of Halloween day, to Jen-fer Longobardi my car key. 205