Berne Knox Central Schools - Memoir Yearbook (Berne, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

tet fe XCKOlli 85 -9 lable o Contents: AP j: - i3L- '« - DedicaTion - AdminiaTraTioO - £ic.men+ary word search -S+aff - GraduaTion sme. - Meada ea rom home - dcnior - Underclaaamen Trivia - 5peoa I events P PriT’ -ftosica I f: ’ JS i - AcTi vi+ied and clubd -«6porta Trivia ® -Add, Qanne ruled) and answer Icey All of Me wane KEATON fflfu asr™ r M� . ; r B for his moment j| of truth. Karate KieN in the right seaets arc stolen. pa dv3 % I I ( III-Its Berne-Knox-Wcsterlo-Ccntral School Proudly Presents THE DEDICATION Starring JOHN D. FOSTER Hilarious. Original, and Audacious N. Ambrosio-English lllustratcd- Imaginative” J. Porter-Times Tables- “Herc we have an intelligent, talented, and concerned individual who is also boisterous and unkempt V. Mann-Health Today “Here is an uninhibited, flamboyant individualist J.P Foley-S.S.T.V- “Who could forget the exploding bunsen burner and the severed nerve.” “To the best teacher Berne-Knox-ever produced.” T. Schinnerer “He's strange!” M Gdula-Tcen Bcat- “I’ll wait for the book” K. Zeh-New Cars- . . Gets his point across” M. Quinn-Political News-.. Dissection stories enough to make girls sick” “... “If you never learn another subject, you have to take J.D. Foster” N. Foster-Son Times- John prepares a thesis on the differences be- A Young J.D. is reaching to new heights, tween an angiosperm and a spherical shape. 2 A few scenes from “The Dedication” “J.D. Goes to College” “Winner and Runners-Up in Ridiculous Facial Expression Contest” A LONG time ago” Mr. John D. Foster or J.D. as he is known to many of us, will have been working at B-K-W for 20 years this spring. Mr. Foster has taught a wide variety of subjects, including Biology, Chemistry, Speech, Physics, Drama, and many others. He has also participated in many extra-curricular activities, ranging from musicals to teaching C.P.R. He is remembered by most of his students through his methods of teaching. His clever use of puns and stories make it easier for students to remember facts. He is not only one of our teachers, but our friend as well. We could always come to him with problems and ask him for advice. We proudly dedicate Memoir ’85 to you, Mr. Foster, in appreciation for being our teacher and our friend. THANK YOU, MR. FOSTER GOOD LUCK SENIORS B“A ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIES When a student attends school, it is with the prime purpose of grow ing and becoming the person he or she is capable of becoming. At B-K-W. it is my hope that students will be given many opportunities to grow and become mature, responsible young adults. This can only happen when an environment is such that students feel good about what they're doing and in turn grow to feel good about themselves and others In the years ahead. I would like to see B-K-W develop an environment where students truly understand and grow to appreciate the value of a good education. Through active participation of staff and students alike. I feel such an environment will become a reality. Every attempt will be made to make each student's education one which will be a benefit in the years ahead. This will be accomplished by an overall assessment of program, new causes, varied options, and continued emphasis on seeing that students lake on more responsibilitcs. both academically and socially. The time is right to grow, and a concentrated effort on the part of everyone will make growth and change possible. When looking to the future for our school district, I see a vision of a district working together with the community we serve to accomplish certain goals. First, we arc attempting to raise our students expectations for themselves. We want our students to stretch their imaginations, to expand their horizons, to become all they are capable of becoming. Second, we want our school to continue to strive for academic excellence. B-K-W is an exciting place to be, because it is a “district on the move.” We have a vision of a new future and we intend to make that vision a reality. The Board of Education is the “policy making body of the school district. It is entrusted with the legal responsibility of running the school district. In addition to setting policy, the Board hires administrators to run the district on a daily basis and hires all other staff of the district. The Board is composed of five members elected for five year terms of office. It is an unpaid position that demands a lot of voluntary time on the part of its members. The board is dedicated to operating the district at a high level of excellence to build a strong educational future at B-K-W. THESE PAGES SPONSORED m Mrs. Marie McManama - Keeper of the Principal Our secretaries are indispensable. They manage to always keep their sunny dispositions no matter what crisis they may face. They guide us, set us straight, answer our every question, and offer ad-when it's needed. We-stu- vice dents. teachers. and Mrs. Denise Martin - Keeper of the Faith Mrs. Dot Her og (directly below) and Mrs. Peg Shultes (even lower) work in the elementary school office. They are very special to the young students since they are always there to help them. Mrs. Denise Swezey ■ Grades Keeper of the We-students, teachers, and ad-ministration-depend on them for something everyday and they never let us down. Mrs. Lillian Crawford- Keeper of the Books We want to take this opportunity to thank you ladies for all you do for us every day. You are all a priceless asset to our school. Mrs. Diane Saddlemire - Keeper of the Open Phone Lines BY ™E BOARD OF EDUCATION FIND 37 ELEN. TEACHERS I R U N W R R L R K 0 B M I. 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The Answers May Be Found In The Back. a Onl.no St Al Renion DkI 4j4 IUS t 4J4-I06 Mrs. Barbara Smith, Ms. Evelyn Schiller, Mrs. Carolyn Will sie. Missing: Mrs. Ada Cater. Mrs. Sharon Clapper Mrs Anne Hoffman. Rare footage by a hidden camera of Mrs. H. at work. Mr. Norm Heuman Head Custodian. Mr. Joseph Weaver, Mr. Robert Morey and Mr. Dan Michaels. S. Conklin, L. Kenific, E. Anderson, N. Notesano, C. Jones, T. Schinncrer, A. Zuk, R. Rapp, J. Marrow, M. Shultes, M. Figel, R. Grossman, J. Dittmar,. Missing: H. Murphy, F. Bassler, I. Adams, E. Releya, C. Unherhau, S. Will-sie, J. Correl, C. Maslowski, M. Magrew, J. Gage, L. Swain. B. Schin-nerer, V. Geel, R. Fferzog, J. Chimielinski. Carlton Jones is demonstrating the new bus riot techniques to Terry Schinnerer. Mrs. Linda Burney Mrs. Bunzey is invaluable, she helps out Mrs. McMan-ama in the morning, she is Mr. Marcil’s right-hand man?, and she is a trustworthy confidant to many. Mrs. Carol Dow Mrs. Dow helps out in the library and encourages reading by making the bulletin boards lively. She also helps out in the office by keeping up with the paperwork. 11 H3N3HJ HSlNVdS (P' M vift uoiuea «W qixprft peaj 01 iw d� f prw|f of ’iM|nf V oauioy pafofu (nfsuiJr i 01 «4 'l «3 ujri | no | ,j fuip ui fois || M«i|iu (v S 'K Congratulations To The Senior Class Of 1985 Guidance Office (Mr Foster A company) . . Science (Mrs. Same).. Goi sick m Biology go to nurse. (Mrs Curtis) Lab experiment blew up Go to office. (Gym) Forgot shorts again, loose I turn. 1 JL- j if fc I s § n 2 1 SP M • m ■ Spilled period .1' — I«1S CAPTION CONTEST This Page Sponsored By: FREDENDALL FUNERAL HOME 199 MAIN ST Al.TAMONT. N Y JAMES R. YOHFY. I 1C MC,R. MARK BURLINGAME. PORTFR E. BIDLEMAN-I.IC. ASSOC. 15 Nathaniel Foster: One step in your life is about over and graduation is near as you read this. As you look forward and someday perhaps backwards in reminiscence, remember that we arc proud of you and will always be with you in whatever path you choose to walk Love. Dad Mom Mark Guilzon: We thank the Lord for you. May you serve Him in all you do. Prov. 3:5 6 We love you very much and are so proud, l-ovc. Dad. Mom Melody Frank Santo: Your family loves you and is very proud of your accomplishments. By all means keep 3rd shift work hours to relieve Mom from morning wake up duty of the past 4 years. Ken Freer: Always keep that winning smile and your winning ways; your're sure to go through life in style and conquer trying days. Congratulations and love. Mom. Dad. Doug Julie too. Nancy Lee: Congratulations. You may be 6 but you're 1 with us We love you. Mom. Dad. Rick. Peggy Lynn. Kevin. Tim. Patty Ann. Pcla. Maria. Holli. Kory, Kasondra. Christopher, and Teddy. Mark Frantzen: B-K-W will never be the same without you. Hope you attain all you want in the future years. Love Mom. Dad Brett Kristin Lovgren: lt‘s your turn to begin to ‘ lla e it All.” And we know you will. Watch out world Love ya. Mom Dad Michelle Quinn: You made us very happy. The warmth understanding you give to others leadership you've shown will follow you through to a very satisfying future. Mom Dad Sue Seger: Frogs can't leap as far as you. Look how far you’ve gone already. Your future is bright with promise and we're proud of you. Love Mom. Chuck Jeff Amy Willsey: Good work. The best is yet to come. Love your family. Valerie Washburn: You have made us very proud through your school years. We wish you continued success and happiness at college Love Mom, Dad Michael Allison ( hriss: I love you I honestly love you Proud of your growth, strength and accomplishments What joy at watching my little girl become a beautiful adult! My wish for you. Allison, is that your consistency continue throughout life. Love. Mom Scott Dickson: You worked hard and I am very proud of you. I wish you all the luck in the world Love. From your Dad Cindy Decker: You were a slow starter, but when you got started you didn't stop. We all knew you could do it. Your whole family is very proud of you. Love. Mom. Dad. Grandma. Julie. Brenda. Roy Danny Morgan Von llaugg: Your future is only limited by the size of your dream. Never listen to mediocrity. We wish your life to be filled with excitement, challenges, and success. Always be bigger than the problem. Love. Mom Dad Michael Frisbee: “Jude As the door of your childhood closes, we look on with much love and pride on your accomplishments. We hope your adult years will hold much happiness, success, and love. We love you. Your family Oscar Caballero: We have been richly blessed by having you this year. Your philosoply of trying to help others, your sunny disposition, and sincere desire to please have been good examples We wish you well returning to Bolivia. Your American family, the Van F.ttens. Teach out: Congratulations! Our love and confidence remain with you as you go on to new challenges. As you gain more knowledge may you continue to grow in wisdom. Love Mom. Tim Ashley Kurt eh: Congratulations, you arc a gentleman and a scholar. Love. Mom Dd Brian Gibbs: We re so proud of you. A special congratulations to a very wonderful son. In our book you arc the greatest. We arc the greatest. We love you. Mom. Barry l.ou Ken ( Upper: Congratulations on your graduation. We arc proud of you. Strive for what you want and make all your dreams come true. We all love you. Mom. Dad. Cheryl Teresa Michelle Vincent: To a great daughter and sister. We arc very proud of you. We hope you have a very happy and fullfilling Tulare. Love. Mom. Dad. Heather. Heidi Tim Kerin Becker: Set your goals and success will follow. You've given us so much joy. love and memories. We love you very much. Mom. Dad Mike Bill ( arman: Even though you may think you're small, through all your years you have finished standing very tall. Love. Mom Dad Bill: To my 1 brother. Can I have your room? Bonnie Lynda Ferguson: Life is just beginning. We love you. Love, Mom Dad Sandy Ogsbury: We arc all really proud of you. It is hard to believe you are all grown up. Always remember to look to Him for guidance in every decision Love. Mom. Dad Pally Ron Martin: You're our 1 son. We wish only the best for your future. Congratulations! We re all proud of you. Love. Mom. Dad. lony. Mike. Keith Amanda. Kathy Kcpplcr: It seems like yesterday when you said. ''Kevin. God blessed all over me” We wish you the best luck in the future. We arc proud of you. Love. Mom . Dad Kris Quay: Congratulations and best wishes. We arc proud of you and wish you the best in the years yet to come. Love. Grandma. Grandpa Ron Amy ller og: We are very proud of you and hope you succeed in whatever you try. Love. Mom and Dad Dan Geer: You did it. Congratulations! Hope the graduation bunny is good to you. Sail on to the end of your dreams. Joy. Peace Love. Mom Dad Erin Rodd: Best wishes for the years yet to come. We arc very proud of all your accomplishments. We love you. Love. Mom. Dad Nicky I isa Sisson: We arc so proud of you and we hope all your dreams arc fulfilled Our love and support are with you always. We love you. Dad. Darcy Gram Kandy Britton: It is so hard to believe you arc graduating already.We re arc so proud of you. Love ya. Dad. Mom. Todd. Tami. Samantha Bill Bentley: It seems as if it was only yesterday that I put you on the big yellow bus for the first time-and now you're graduating! We arc all � ery proud of you and remember, you will always be special. Congratulations to you. Love. Mom. Dad Lynn Ann Chris W arncr: It doesn't seem possible that you arc graduating already . As you leave B-K-W remember all the good times, especially soccer. Best of luck in your future Love. Mom. Dad. Chett Nancy 17 Seniors This Section Sponsored By Ramark-Varden Studios Congratulations! 1985 i LETTERS UJTTg? 8 LETTERf zn BECKER BALL TO BURNSIDE «. LETTERS BOWLES EARTELL CHRYSLER CHE CARMAN BEBTLEY FERGUSON GEER CKRISS BRITTON PERRIERO hupe DECKER CLAPPER FERRIERO QUAY ERRICC DICKSOB PRANTZES ROOD ROSTER DITTMAR McGIVERB GEUBA EDWARDS KcINTYRE b LETTERS HERZOG PILKIBS PERAGIBE ALGER KELLER PRISBEE PR INI ABO CURRO KELLER GUIL20R TEACHOUT ERECT kdwel HOFMABH YAHErrEK GARRY LIDDLE KEPPLER VOHKAUGG GIBBS MARTIN KIBCAID WASHBURN LOKIO HURRAY LEEPRUM NOOKS SCMABZ LOVOREK 9 LETTERS KYERS SCOOBS MALCOLM BULLIBGER QUIBH SHERRY 0G3BURY CABALLERO sabto SISSOB PITCHER VABHOESEN SEGER SPRUNG SEIFERT SWAIN WARBER SEYMOUR WHITE WRIGHT STEHPEL vmcOT wescott willsey William Carman Bill” Bogey Hobbies: hunting. (rapping Future goals: college Favorite things soccer, basketball, baseball Favorite sayings: “What?”. “Whatever” Can be seen with: Monica, Mike, Kevin, Mark. Chris Student Council I Baseball I. 2. 3. 4 Soccer I. 2. 3, 4-capt. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 Prom Court 3- King Coblcskill Exams 4 Monica Diane Filkins “Savage I”, “Shorn” Hobbies: dancing, poetry, sports, being with Bogey Future goals: college Favorite Things: soccer, ducks. Garficlds. Bag-Yo’s. BOGEY Favorite saying: “You Hogger” Can be seen with: Bill. Sandra, Beth. Amy, Shari, Michael Student Council 3, 4 Class Officer I-see.. 2-V.P. Softball 2. 3 Soccer I. 2. 3-capt. 4-capt. Volleyball I, 2. 3-capt.. 4-capt. Basketball 1-4 Chccrlcading 3-co. capt.. 4 Manager 2 (chccrlcading) Newspaper 4 Prom Court 3-Queen One-Act Plays I Statistician I. 2 (basketball) Coblcskill Exams 3. 4 Bag-Yo s Club 3. 4 . Kevin Becker “Kev” Hobbies: waterskiing, camping Future Goals: college or military Favorite things: my car. playing sports, girls, sleep Favorite sayings: “Your drunk,” “Your out”, “Keep pressin me” Can be seen with: Bill, Chris. Mark. Ken Student Council I Class Officer 2-V.P Baseball I. 2 Soccer I, 2. 3. 4 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 Coblcskill Exams 4 20 Michael J. Frishee “Mike” Hobbies: hunting, trapping, sports Future goals: college, architectural design Favorite things: being with friends, cheering someone up!! Favorite sayings: Don't play games with me “Mrs. Curtis. How arc those Giants? Can be seen with: Bill, Kevin. Mark. Mark. Sandy. Monica. Oscar Yearbook 3. 4 (Fditor) Baseball I. 2. 3. 4 JV I. 2. 3. (Capt) V 3. 4 Basketball (freshman) Stage Crew 4 Sandra Ogsbury “Sandy” Hobbies: swimming, acorbics. weight lifting Future goals: college Favorite things: Havin’ a good time Favorite sayings: “Hay you. smile Can be seen with. Monica. Mike. Bill, Stacy. Adam. Mrs. Danton Student Council I. 2. 3 V.P . 4 Pres. One Act Plays 2. 3 Senior Play 4 Prom Court 3 Statistician 3 Cobleskill fcxams 4 Student Council Seminars 3. 4 Mark I). Guilzon Hobbies: hunting. Fishing, motorcycles, sports Future goals: college Favorite things; the outdoors, my friends Favorite sayings: “Don't worry about it Yearbook 3 Baseball 2 Soccer I, 2. 4 Band I. 4 Marching Band I. 4 One-Act Plays 3 Drama Club 3 21 Elizabeth A. Balia to “Beth Hobbies Horseback riding, running, writing f uture goals: college, to live in New Hampshire Favorite things: Music, my friends, being in the outdoors Favorite sayings: “Yeah, you might!!” Can be seen with: Robin. The Bag-Yo’s. Kevin. Mike. Teresa, and John Yearbook 2. 4 Class Officer 3. 4 V P Soccer I J.V . 2. 3 V Cheerleading I J.V.. 2. 4 V (co. capl.) Track I. 2 Newspaper 4 Literary Magazine 4 Prom Court 3 Statistician 3 (baseball) Drama Club 4 Coblcskill Exams 3. 4 Bag-Yo’s Club 3. 4 Erin Rodd tlobbies: waterskiing. camping, swimming Future goals: college and work Favorite things: friends, rock-n-roll Favorite saying: HOLY!!” Yearbook 4 Student Council I Class Officer 3. 4 (treasurer) Soccer J V. I. 2 Chcerleading 2. 3 (J.V.. capl.) 4 V Newspaper 4 One-Act Plays I Stage crew 2 Coblcskill Exams 3. 4 Bag-Yo’s Club 3. 4 Michelle Quinn Future goals: college to be an executive secretary Favorite things: Rockn-Roll. friends Favorite sayings: Nasty” Class Officer Pres. I. 2. 3. 4 Soccer J.V. I. V 2. 3 Track I Chcerleading J.V. I V. 2. 3 4 (Capl.) Prom Court 3 Drama Club 3 Bag Yo’s Club 3. 4 22 Teresa Lynn Teaehout “Teri” Hobbies: running, volleyball, sports, puzzles, shopping Future goals: college. Psychologist Favorite things: friends, clothes, movies, music, outdoors Favorite sayings: “Have a cow , Hey, no problem Yearbook 2. 3, 4 Honor Society 3. 4 Softball I Track I. 2. 3. 4 Volleyball 3. 4 Cheerleading I Choir I One-Act Plays 3. 4 Senior Play 4 Kris Quay ‘‘Quack Hobbies: photography Future goals: college, nursing Favorite things: rock-n-roll. friends Favorite sayings; Hi Hun Basketball 3 Prom Court 3 Coblcskill Exams 4 Joseph Prim in no “Joe Hobbies: hunting, fishing, trapping, basketball, work Future goals: college and someday own a business Favorite things: Katja. gold, my truck Favorite sayings: Excuse me!”. Yeah Right Baseball J.V I. 2 Soccer I Basketball I, 2, 3. 4 Prom Court 3 23 Hsueh-Xling Chen Brute “Andy” Hobbies: haven't got one yet. f uture goals: University, college Favorite things: my friends Favorite sayings: “give me a break, would you Coblcskill Exams 3. 4 I)u id S. Dickson “Dick Scottson” Hobbies: computers Future goals: college Favorite things movies, cars, rock roll Favorite sayings: “cake” “Hey thats life Onc Act Plays 2. 3 Senior Play 4 Law Busters 4 Oscar Caballero “Osc” “Hot Tomale” Hobbies: sports, music and movies Future goals: college, civil engineer Favorite things. Angie, friends, beer. Angies house Favorite saying: “I don’t understand” and “Hey” Soccer I. 2. 3. 4 Volleyball I. 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 24 Chet Ferriero “Anthony” Hobbies: hunting, fishing, music Future goals: college Favorite things: cars, women, and drinking Favorite sayings: “Yu know” “Eat it ’ “Shut Up Baseball 2 Basketball I. 2 Prom Court 3 Ronald Martin “Ron” Hobbies: hunting, working on cars, music Future goals: work, college Favorite things parties, women, fast cars Favorite sayings: “Eat it “Nasty” Student Council I Chad Ferriero Flobbics: partyin sports, hunting Future goals: college, work Favorite things: cars, females, my smokes Favorite sayings: “Ya Know” Basketball I. 2 Band I. 2 Choir I. 2 Marching Band I. 2 Prom Court 3 Coblcskill Exams 4 25 Mark Frantzen “MOON DOG Hobbies: Running Future Goals: Army. Military Police Favorite Sayings: “Surfs Up' Can be seen with: Ken, Bill. Mike, Kevin, Chris, Mrs. Curtis Track I. 2. 3. 4 X-Country 2. 3, 4 Law Busters 4 Kenneth Clapper “Ken” Hobbies: Sports. Working. Having a good time Future Goals: Military Favorite Things Running. Friends. The X-C Team Favorite Sayings: “Yeah Right Yearbook I Track 2. 4 X-Country 2. 4 Christopher Warner “Chris” Hobbies: Waterskiing. Snowniobiling, Boating Future Goals: College. Accounting Favorite Things: Watching movies at Kcv s, going out Favorite Sayings: “Wow . Keep Pressin , “What Can be seen with: Kevin. Bill. Mark. Ken Baseball 2 Soccer 2, 3. 4 Newspaper 4 Ski Club 1 One-Act Plays 3 Senior Play 4 Stage Crew 2. 3, 4 26 Steven Curry “Steve” Hobbies bavin fun Future Goals: become electrical engineer Favorite things: skiing, women. Fcrraris Favorite sayings, “don't let me get in your way Business Club 3 Ski Club I. 2. 3 (pres ) 4 (pres ) Michael Sherry “Mike” Hobbies hunting Future goals: college One-Act Plays 3 Senior Play 4 Ronald Lend rum “Ron” Hobbies: ice racing, hunting, three wheeling f uture goals civil engineering. NROTC Favorite things: cars, girl watching. Judas Priest Law Busters 4 27 William Hayward White “Bill Hobbies Soccer. Acting. Trumpet. Drums Future Goals: Drama, Soccer Favorite Things: Being with friends, sports, our home band Favorite Sayings: “That’s poor. Mrs D. Honor Society 3. 4 Soccer 3. 4 Band I. 2, 3. 4 Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4 One-Act Plays I. 2. 3 Senior Play 4 Drama Club 3 NYSSMA 2. 3. 4 All County Band 2. 3. 4 Paul Murray Hobbies: Hunting. Fishing. Trapping Future Goals: College or Army Favorite Things: Sports of all kinds Favorite Sayings: “Go Home Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Student Council I Track I Choir I One-Act Plays 3 Drama Club 3 IIrigid Anne .Malcolm “Brigitta Hobbies Skiing. Tennis. Playing the flute Future Goals College, ursing Favorite Things: bears. Bowie, pizza, snow, and irises Favorite Sayings: “Wild and W'ooly . That’s Cruel Track 2. 3. 4 X-Country 4 Band I. 2. 3. 4 Choir I, 2. 3. 4 Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 4 Musical 1. 2. 4 Ski Club 2. 3. 4 One-Act Plays I. 3 28 A my Herzog “Amy Dudc“ Hobbies horses, hour wheelers, drawing Future goals college Favorite things: Bobb . sports, horses Favorite sayings: !Beso mi coula! Softball I. 2. 3. 4 Soccer I. 2. 3. 4 Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4 Basketb;ilI I. 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 4 Business Club 4 One-Act Plays 3 (Stage crew) Ronald L. h'dnards “Ron Hobbies: hunting, fishing, baseball Future goals: college Favorite things: pi a. guns, music Favorite sayings: Hey Bos Baseball 2. 3. 4 Shari Lynn Van I loosen “Shari Pig Hobbies: Being with Joe. shopping, soccer Future goals: marriage, work Favorite things: going out with Joe. busting on Bag getta Favorite sayings: What are you doing today. Bun ’ Maybe' Can be seen with: Joe, Monica, Kim, Sandy Yearbook 4 Honor Society 2. 3 (treasurer). 4 (pres.) Student Council 2. 3. 4 Class Officer 4 (sec.) Soccer I. 2 (co. capt.) 3 Newspaper 4 Literary Magazines 4 Business Club 3. 4 One-Act Plays 3 Senior Play 4 Cobleskill Exams 3. 4 Prom committee 3 Empire Girls state 3 Valerie Washburn Hobbies: playing ihc piano Future goals: college, psychologist Favorite things: rabbits, chocolate, music, ballons, babies Favorite sayings: “That's yucky Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Student Council I Band 2. 3. 4 Choir I. 2, 4 I itcrary Magazines 3. 4 Musical I. 2. 4 One-Act Plays I Mock Trials 3 Color Guard I. 2. 3. 4 NYSSMA 2. 3 Coblcskill Exams 3, 4 All-County Band 3. 4 Kurt Zeh Hobbies: tennis, computers Future goals: lucrative government job Favorite things movies. Star Trek Favorite sayings: This is more lun than human beings should be allowed. Coblcskill Exams 4 Berne Environmental Board 3. 4 Yearbook 3, 4 Christina Seifert Hobbies: reading, traveling, bugging Amy-Future goals: college. Law School Favorite things: books, roses, pearls, my friends Favorite sayings: “Makes my day “I’m droppin’ this class” Yearbook 4 Honor Society 3. 4 Newspaper 3. 4 Literary Magazines 3. 4 One-Act Plays 3 Drama Club 3 Mock Trials 3. 4 Coblcskill Exams 3. 4 30 Frank Santo “Fast Frank Hobbies: restoring 69 enmaro's Future goals: making Big Bucks Favorite things: fast cars and beautiful girls Brian Gibbs “Richard Petty” Future goals: Hudson Valley Favorite things: women, parties, cars. Iron Maiden Favorite sayings: “Right”, “Faster Baseball 2. 3 William Richard Bentley Jr. - “Mr. B” Hobbies: Partying with friends Future goals: Heating and Refrigeration Favorite things: My 68 Mustang Favorite sayings: “Oh Well Baseball I, 2. 3, 4 Basketball I. 2 Band I Marching Band I Musical 2 BOCF.S 3. 4 Stage Crew 2 31 Nathaniel D. Foster “Nathan “Sir Hobbies AD D. reading, movies, and more AD D Future goals; college, to be the first Multi-millionaire under 20 Favorite things: friends, family, sanity on occasion. Favorite sayings: “Quite the “You've really botched this one Mr. Gainor” Can be seen with. Appointment only!!! Yearbook 3. 4 Student council 4 Band I Choir I. 2 Marching Band I Newspaper 4 Musical 4 One-Act Plays I, 2, 3 Senoir Play 4 Drama Club 3 Mock Trials 3. 4 Stage Crew 2 Daniel Geer “Dan Hobbies: scuba diving, watching T.V. Future goals: to become a data processor Favorite things: Arcade Games, movies, anything but school!! Favorite sayings: “Kurt, take the bus!” Yearbook I. 2. 3. 4 Musical 4 One-Act Plays 1. 2. 3 Senior Play 4 Drama Club 3 Andrew C Van Ftten “Andy Hobbies: computers. AD D. bebcc stacking Future goals: Military, career in computers Favorite things: my computer Favorite sayings: “This is stupid” Yearbook I. 2. 3. 4 Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Student Council 4 Band I. 2 Choir 2 Marching Band I. 2 Newspaper 4 Musical I. 2. 4 Ski-club I, 2. 3. 4 One-Act Plays I. 2 Senoir Play 4 Drama Club 3 Mock Trials 3. 4 32 him Kincaid “Kinky’' Hobbies: reading, going out with friends, working Future goals: college Favorite things: friends. Smurfs, stuffed animals. movies, guys Favorite sayings: “Ycaha Business Club 2. 3. 4 Noreen Hofmann “Munchkin” Hobbies bowling, snowmobiling and having fun Future goals: 2 year college. Accounting Favorite things: animals, friends and John Favorite sayings: “Yeah Right” Majorettes I (freshman) Business Club 2. 3, 4 Lee Ann liar tel I “Bones Hobbies: drawing, reading science fiction. D and D Future goals: to go to college and to become a Graphic Artist Favorite things: cats, friends, and a good time Favorite sayings: “No problem”. “Ycaaah” Yearbook I Student Council 4 Track 3 Newspaper 3. 4 Literary Magazines 2, 3. 4 One-Act Plays I. 2. 3 Drama Club 4 33 Desi Lomio “Diz “Desino Hobbies: B-K-W beef watching, snowmobiling. gymnastics Future goals: secretary, hair stylist Favorite things: Reunite wine, animals Favorite sayings: “homely” “yabaaa!” Class Officer I Soccer I Track I X-Country 2 Morgan Yon Haugg “Morgan Hobbies: hunting, motorcycling Future Goals: to have a life of happiness Favorite things: Linda Soccer I. 2. 3 One-Act Plays 3 Senoir Play 4 Linda Celina “Linder Hobbies: being with Morgan Future goals: Marriage, happiness, a good job Favorite things: havin’ fun. Morgan Favorite sayings: “I love you Morgan” Can be seen with: Morgan, Kathy, Gary. Dawn, Sue Soccer I BOCES 4 34 Lynda Ferguson Hobbies: cutting hair Future goals: Cosmetologist Favorite things: rollerskating, going out and havin’ a good time Favorite sayings: “Be for real” Soccer I Newspaper 4 BOCES 3. 4 Nancilee Errico “N.L” Hobbies: B-K-W beef watching Future goals: to settle on I goal Favorite things: children, reading, memories Favorite sayings: “Why me!” “I’m sorry” Volleyball 3 Newspaper 4 One-Act Plays I Senior Play 4 Kimberly A. McCivern “MeGufr Hobbies: sports, rollerskating Future goals: college for nursing Favorite things: going out to Crownpoint Favorite sayings: “Yo, Whats Up!!?” Student Council 4 Soccer 3, 4 Track 3 Basketball I Chccrlcading I. 2 Majorettes I One-Act Plays I BOC KS 3. 4 35 Kenneth E. Freer “Ken Hobbies: cars, electricity, music Future goals: Electrical work Favorite things: being with Julie BOCES 3. 4 Joel Curro “Baloo Hobbies: cars, music, partyin Future goals: Auto Mechanics Favorite things: drinkin hunting Favorite sayings: “The whole 9 yards' BOCES 3, 4 Douglas Lenard Scoons Hobbies: Airplanes, aeronautics, hunting, listening to music Future goals: to own an aircraft mfg. company Favorite things: rock music, being quiet, bumming around One act plays I Boccs 4 36 Arthur Dittmur Hobbies: hunting, trapping, fishing Future goals: military, mechanic Favorite things: outdoors, cars Roger IJddle Hobbies: hunting, fishing Future goals: dairy farmer Favorite things: cars BOCES 3. 4 John .Moons “Moonsie Hobbies: skiing, cars Future goals: to be in high tax bracket Favorite things: cars, beer, girls, pool Favorite sayings: “OH WELL” Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4 One-Act Plays 3 Senior Play 4 37 Harold G Alger Jr. “Butch Hobbies: baseball, hunting, fishing, work Future goals: Army, owning my own garage Favorite things: Ruth Courtright, parlies, fast cars Favorite sayings: “SENDER' . “Can’t swing it Class Officer 2 (treasurer) Baseball I. 2. 3, 4 Basketball 2 Lee Bowles “Bowles “Pee Man Hobbies: sports Future goals: work Favorite things: fine women, parties, cars Favorite sayings: “God O’ Mighty 38 Susan Beth Seger “Sue Hobbies: reading, music, art. cross country skiing Future goals: college: language or elementary education Favorite things: frogs, chocolate, roses, friends Favorite sayings: “Valeric, what day is it?” Yearbook 4 Honor Society 3. 4 X- Country 4 Band I. 2. 3. 4 Choir I. 2. 3. 4 Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4 Literary Magazines 3. 4 Musical 1, 2. 4 One-Act Plays I Statistician (X-Country 2. 3. Track 2. Int. Basketball I) Drama Club 3 Mock Trials 3. 4 NYSSMA 3. 4 All County Choir 3. 4 Amy Lou Willsey “Aim Hobbies: lambs, horses, doodling, books, walking in the woods Future goals: college, to become a veterinarian Favorite things: My pals, critters. “MAD” Favorite sayings: “Thai's Wild!”. “Oh Christina”. “Whalebitc” Yearbook 4 Literary Magazine 3. 4 Musical 4 One-Act Plays I Mock Trials 3. 4 Color Guard 3 Poetry Workshop 2 Writing workshop 2 4-H Poultry Club 2. 3. 4 Kristin Erika Lovgren Hobbies: the sax. reading, music, humor Future goals: to be excessively wealthy in international business. Favorite things music, theater, cats. Monty Python. pizza Favorite sayings “Some plastic” Yearbook I Honor Society 3. 4 Student Council 2. 3 Band 1.2. 3. 4 Choir I, 2, 3. 4 Marching Band I. 2. 3, 4 All County Band I. 3. 4 All County Stage Band 3 All County Choir 4 of my best friends arc Newspaper 3. 4 Literary Magazine 3. 4 Musical I. 2. 4 One-Act Plays I. 2. 3 Drama Club 3 Mock Trials 3. 4 WYSSMA 2.4 ATOC Roadie 2. 3 ATOC Road Mgr 4 39 Marlene Swain “Swainy” Hobbies: wastin’ gas, ceramics f uture goals: Professional Hairdresser Favorite things: Food. Trapper Favorite sayings: “Please” Soccer I Volleyball 3 One-Act Plays I BOCES 3. 4 Lisa L Sisson “Lis” Hobbies eating, drinking, arguing Future goals: nursing Favorite things: partyin riding motorcycles Favorite sayings: “I don’t know” Class Officer I Chccrlcading 2 Majorettes I BOCES 3. 4 Rose Peragine 40 Michelle Vincent Hobbies: reading, cooking, people watching Future goals: college Favorite things: music, dogs, books, friends Favorite sayings “No comment . “Smile it won’t kill ya! Yearbook 1.2. 3. 4 Choir I. 2 Newspaper 4 Musical 2 Tracy Seymour “Mouse” Hobbies: skiing, skating, being with Gary Future goals: becoming a Data Processor Favorite things: Gary, horses, music Favorite sayings: Hey dudes Soccer 3 Ski Club 2. 3. 4 One et Plays 1. 2. 3 BOCFS 3. 4 Kathleen Keppler “Kathy” Hobbies: sports, horses, parties Future goals: college Favorite things: swimming Favorite sayings O.K. fine Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball I 41 Margaret Ann llupe “Rclla” Hobbies: soccer, baseball, riding bikes, walking Future goals: college, nursing career Favorite things: Rich, animals Favorite sayings: “Whercs Rich?”. “What” Soccer J.V. I BOCES 3. 4 Richard L Schanz Jr. “Rich” Hobbies: cars Future goals: to be an electrician Favorite things: cars. Rclla Favorite sayings “Oh well! BOCES 3. 4 Ronald Sprung “Ron” Hobbies: models, bowling Future goals: work Favorite things: cars Favorite sayings: “Okay fine Camera Club I. 4 42 David Wright Hobbies: Bowling f uture Goals: College in construction Favorite Things: cars Favorite Sayings: “Get Back BOCF.S 3. 4 Chess Club Camera Club Bill Keller “Wally Hobbies Building models, target shooting Future Goals: Air Force Favorite Things Music, guns, cars Favorite Sayings: “How's it going? One-Act Plays I Yearbook 4 Grant W escott “Granty-Goat flobbies Working on cars Future Goals: Being a mechanic and making lots of money Favorite Things: fast cars, fast money, and fast women Favorite Sayings. “OH no. no. no BOCES 3. 4 No Photo Available 43 Kathv Burnside “Indian Hobbies: sewing, knitting, to crochet Future goals: become a cook, and help to handicapped children Favorite things: swimming, apple pic Favorite sayings: “HI!!” BOCES 3. 4 Special Olympics 3, 4 Cindy Decker Hobbies: reading Future goals: to become a cook Favorite things: boys Favorite sayings: “Oh Man” BOCES 3, 4 Joan McIntyre “Joanakins Hobbies volleyball, babysitting, bike riding Future goals: to go into the service Favorite things: horses, rabbits, going out. Favorite sayings: Oh Boy BOCES 3. 4 Volleyball I, 2 44 Michael Stempel “Spike Hobbies: fishing, hunting Future goals: mechanic, fireman Favorite things: chevy trucks, playing softball Favorite sayings: 3 up 3 down No Photo boces 3.4 Available No Photo Available Brenda Sue kimmel “Bren Hobbies: writing, reading, sewing, singing, the flute Future goals: college, illustrator Favorite things, my cals, friends, clothes, hearts Favorite saygs: Actually not . . . Life stinks!! Band 1.2. 3. 4 Choir 2, 3. 4 Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 4 Literary Maga inc 3. 4 Social Issues Club 3. 4 Senior Play 4 All County Choir 3. 4 Bcrncttcs 4 Writing workshops 2, 3, 4 Woodwind csscmblc 4 45 Tracey Hullinger “Bcaner” Hobbies: skiing f uture goals: work Favorite things Jeff. Journey. Jemoak. my sister Favorite sayings: “Oh well! ’. “WOW! Ski Club 2, 3. 4 BOCES 3. 4 VICA3.4 Vicki Chrysler “Vic” Hobbies: hangin out with Glenn, Michelle, and Ruth Future Goals: travel Favorite things: Glen Favorite sayings: “drop dead!! ’ Student Council I One- Act Plays 2 Alison Chriss “Al” Hobbies: partying Future goals: Computer Operator in Accounting Favorite things: partyin Favorite sayings: “Wanna catch a buzz??” Class Officer 2. 3 (secretary) Newspaper 4 Ski Club 1.2, 3.4 One-Act Plays 3 BOCES 3. 4 46 John Cole would have been a senior this year had he won his battle against muscular dystrophy. John was a big part of our past, and we all shared common school experiences. John was different, not only because of his handicap, but because he showed the courage to forge ahead even though he knew the odds were against him. John will be on stage with us at graduation, perhaps not physically, but in our hearts and memories. 47 Every year the seniors get together in committees and plan a senior carnival. They transform the bleak and barren black asphalt of the parking lot into a bustling, and noisy place. All of a sudden food stands pop up, rides come to life, and students of all ages are buying tickets for the various activities. Many parents and people from the community partake in this event and their support is always greatly appreciated. Every year the carnival gets bigger and better! MATCH GAME 1985 Match The Couple To The Category Best Dressed Funniest Friendliest Best Looking Most Quiet Most Studious Rowdiest Most Athletic Most Likely To Succeed 50 On the evening of Friday, December 7, the lights went out- on stage. The Black Comedy by Peter Shaffer creates the illusion that the actors are performing in a power outage. The British play is the story of Brindsley Miller, a young sculptor and his fiance Carol Melkett. The couple attempt to impress Carol’s “monster father”. They arrange an evening for Colonel Melkett, with a great art critic named George Bamberger. Just when all was ready and Brindsley and his fiance were nervously awaiting their guests, a fuse blows. Bellylaughs ensue as the carefully planned evening erupts in a whirl of mistaken identities and unexpected arrivials laced with hilarious stunts. The cast included Bill White as Brindsley, Teresa Teachout as Carol, Shari Van Hoesen as Miss Furni-val, the tee-totaler neighbor, Nathaniel Foster as Colonel Melkett, Dan Geer as Harold Gorringe, Andy Van Etten as Schuppanzigh, the German electrician with an eye for art, Sandra Ogsbury as Clea, a not-so-old flame, and Michael Frisbee as George Bamberger. Senior Play Thinking about our younger years there was only you and me. We were young and wild and free; now nothing ean lake you away from me. We've been down that road before, but that's over now You keep me coming back for more. CHORUS Baby you’re all that I want when you’re lying here in my arms. I’m finding it hard to believe we’re in Heaven and love is all that I need. And I found it there in your heart. It isn’t too hard to see we’re in heaven. Once in your life you find someone who will turn your world around. Bring you up when you’re feeling down. Nothing can change what you mean to me There’s lots that I could say: just hold me now Cause our love will light the way. CHORUS PROM COURT William Carman Chad Ferriero Chet Ferriero Joseph Primrano Scott Pitcher Elizabeth Ballato Monica Filkins Sandra Ogsbury Kristine Quay Michelle Quinn I’ve been waiting for so long for something to arrive. For love to come along. Now our dreams arc coming true. Through the good times and the bad I’ll be standing there by you. CHORUS 52 53 I v Under This Section Sponsored Paisano’s Classmen Pizza Where B-K-W Loves To Eat JUNIORS Row 1: R. Dexter, R. Bfcller, C. Edwards, J. Aviza, L. Descartes, H. Bassler, L. Boucher Row 2: S. Crewell, W. Bichteman, P. Dombrowski, G. Bunzey, A. De-lany, S. Anderson Row 3: R. Courtright, P. Brown, D. Busch, T. Britton, D. Alyor, K. Deles-kiewicz Missing: P. Becker, J. Curro, D. Davis, D. Dewey vpvsVi r -iL Ve’H miss you tyg, v iq) e y0 rom -the Class of 19 lo Friends Whenever you're down. And feeling blue. You call a friend To see you through. When you need a friend. They're always there. To show how much They really care. Denise Murphy Row 1: B. Galvin, M. Lyons Row 2: L. La Grange. J. Fav-reau, S. Lyon, W. Morey Row 3: J. Filkins, K. McNamara, S. Han-nay, R. Hoffman Row 1: K. Ostrander, M. Moyer, S. Salzer Row 2: D. Murphy, A. Saddlemire, K. Nusser, A. Osterhout, T. Newcomb, A. Myers Exercise Nothing but work Exercise Don’t be a jerk Exercise Get in shape Exercise To your favroite tape Exercise Gives you something to work toward Exercise Does have its reward!! Krystle Nusser Poems Poems arc good, poems arc bad. poems arc happy, poems arc sad. poems arc short, poems arc long, some put poems into their song, poems arc borring. poems arc great, poems can be about something you ate. So if you have a poem don’t be scared, tell it to others and let it be shared. Charles Vinchout Row 1: G. Schwartz, P. Stevens, S. Schreivogl, K. Schoonmaker Row 2: D. Rank. J. Smith, E. Stone, J. Wright Row 3: E. Willsey, A. Siegfried. D. Vincent, C. Vinehout CLFISS OF 86 S0PHQMQRES Row 1 J. Cross, C. Amsler, L. Durfce Row 2 J. Decker, J. Brate, M. Bishop, M. Filkins Row 3 T. Bell, L. Cozzy, S. Delaney, S. Coleman Row 4 G. Chriss, P. Bullinger, B. Bunzey, A. Buchardt Missing: M. Baker, D. Conover, J. Cooke, M.C. Ecker, L. Fairlee, D. Fargo Yesterday will be in the past Today will be the present But tomorrow will always be our futures We can never go back to our yesterdays and we can never stay in our todays But we can always go forward and live our lives to the fullest. Stacey Delaney Boredom Another boring day One yawn leads way to another That Monday feeling No coffee, nothing Anything for excitement I'm a suburban urban Dana Rank Row 1: M. Gdula, L. Guilz. F. Horn, L. Kenefic, J. Fredrickson, V. Knopp, T. Frctwell Row 2: S. Frisbee, S. Gardiner. E. Hannay, B. Klimek. R. Keller, T. Houlihan Missing: J. Germani, M. Hannay, E. Hoffman, P. Husek, M. Klein Row 1: L. McNamara, M. LaR-ock, S. Martin, K. Lenney, C. Maslowsky Row 2: S. Rapp, S. Lyons, J. Prastio, M. Motsch-mann, M. Loveday, K. Lorette G. Martin Row 3: J. O'Malley, G. Martin, E. Lawson, E. Malcolm, J. Otto, M. Ronconi Missing: D. Rank, C. Maslowsky, L. LaGrange The Dream A dream . . . A hope, a desire. A feeling that can expand as far as you want it to. and terminate at your command alone. A struggle for peace and tranquility to conquer and rise above all, leaving nothing but goodness behind. An achievement you strive for and complete in the end. An ultimate goal . . . An idea too brilliant to let anyone else know of it. an expectation to make the most of your life, and don't let anyone hold you back. A secret buried within your mind. An awe for wisdom, progress, for Fame and fortune, for love and honor. Because, when all that you have is taken away. the only thing left is your dream. Kim Lenney Row 1: M. Snyder, H. Smith, J. Wilkinson, D. Stevens, G. Sher-win Row 2: C. Maslowsky, M. Stiffen, D. Willsie. W. Tambasco, B. Scoons, A. Taylor, J. Rudnick Row 3: R. Schoonmaker, A. Salzer, L. Tubbs, J. Slingerland. M. Washburn Missing: C. Tanner, M. Thibodeau, R. Umholtz, M. Wallace CLASS OF ’87 FRESHMEN Row 1: G. Conover, A. Brown, K. Chapman, S. Baron, L. Cole Row 2: M. Brate, E. Barcomb, A. Blyth, W. Chesnut, M. Crawford Row 3: J. Bright, W. Cooper, D. Burke, B. Burke, L. Broiles Good Luck Seniors! This section sponsored by the wonderful freshman class and our advisor, Mrs. Danton. Row 1: D. Wiscnburn, R. Van-Auken, J. Tubbs, T. Teachout. R. Slatchcr D. Filkins, Row 2: C. Weaver, K. Waldenmaier, L. Wright, D. Sherman. P. Ficalora. M. Spiegel Row 3: W. Hassett, C. Bichteman, H. Hoag. C. Smith. K. White Row 4: Z. Skri-vanek, C. Wigger, C. Leggett, L. Zeh, M. Sherwin, L. Vanlder-stine, M. Swain, Y. Smith Row 5: R. Weiler, S. Simpson, G. Shimer, G. Stevens, K. Stark, L. Walas, W. Pitcher, D. Sperry, R. Sweet Row 1: W. Hassett, A. Edwards, H. Hoag, H. Heitzman, K. Furman, J. Dombrowski Row 2: P. Houlihan, E. Greene, C. Bichteman, D. Foster, K. Daly, W. Ing-leston Row 3: G. Degener, B. Hilt, J. Jones, P. Ficalora, L. Fair-lee Row 4: T. Gardineer, K. Frattallone, P. Hempstead. D. Haroldson, D. Filkins, R. Gallagher, J. Crounse Missing: J. Curro, T. Golden Row 1: M. Mularchuk, C. Michaels, M. Porter. R. Rapp, J. Reker, R. Peragine Row 2: D. Sherman, M. Michaels. S. Quay, A. Paris. T. Oliver, T. Pitcher, J. Prastio Row 3: C. Scoons, T. McNamara, D. McMillan. K. Porter. K. Nicholson. S. Muller, W. Pitcher, C. Rank, B. Salisbury Row 1: C. Martin, S. Lansing. C. Lounsbury, R. Martin, T. Kessler, C. Wigger, A. Lounsbury Row 2: P. Keppler, K. Keppler, H. Hoag. A. Lendrum. B. LaR-ock, C. Smith, C. Lendrum, C. Bichteman Row 3: M. Lawson, C. Leggett, L. Manning, W. Has-sett, B. Loetterle, J. Lyons, K. Klimek, A. Lendrum, C. Rank Row 4: J. Keough, P. Ficalora, D. Filkins, M. Braet, M. Kncbcl, L. Mann, J. Jones, J. Mattice, R. Liddle, L. Litts. Missing: M. Kessler, C. Loucks CLASS OF ’88 Row 1: J. Landauer, V. Ger-mani, B. Frantzen, W. Hellwig, J. Hilt Row 2: E. Horl, K. Gdula. L. Hubbard, A. Houck, D. Law-son, P. Jansen, J. Keller Row 3: H. Fredrickson, T. Hoag, K. Mann, J. Lutes. B. Gibbs. T. Gallup, E. Hannay, B. LaGrange, H. Lasher Large Maple Big large maple tree Holding all those golden leaves Swaying in the wind. Haiku by John Hellwig The wind took the kite Away it flew, dancing through the marvelous sky. Haiku by Stefanie Skrivanek Row 1: W. Nusser. V!. Martin, T. Mann. R. Rue, E. Rank Row 2: J. Porter, A. Shager, M. Schoonmaker, L. Sarantopoulos, W. Sample Row 3: B. Murray, C. Schwenk. A. Ronconi, L. Saddlemire, J. Motschmann, K. Maynard Row 1: M. Burke, D. Barcomb, A. Eckstein. T. Clemmer, J. Balta, S. Cozzy Row 2: W. Brown. C. Cervini, R. Bash-winger, E. Brown, D. Busch, R. Clancy Row 3: E. Dibble. B. Carman. T. Britton. D. Anderson. E. Crounse Row 4: T. Coulter, J. Dexter, A. Dannenberg, S. Fil-kins, C. Brickwedel, K. Filkins, B. Deleskiewicz. J. Anderson Thinking I closed the door I needed to get away I needed to think things out I wanted to understand life I needed to sort it out I closed the door Who was I Where am I I closed the door I stopped crying I sat and stared I needed to think things out What would I be when I got older Who would I be I closed the door I needed to think things out Dawn Lawson Row 1: J. Stevens, W. Seymour. S. Tokarz, S. Skrivanek, H. Vincent, H. Newcomb, R. Over-baugh. Row 2; C. Shafer. M. Williman. J. Tanner, L. Seymour, W. Shimer, Y. Thompson, K. Quinn Row 3: M. Wigger, M. Wideman, J. Stevens, W. Slinger-land, J. Weidman. B. Slingerland Row 4; P. Torrisi, K. Tambasco, C. White, N. Williams. R. Tesor-iero, T. Stiffen, E. Stover Row 5: Big Bird CLASS OF ’89 GRADE 7 Row 1: S. Thompson, F. Simon-ton, M. Tedeschi, D. Swain, S. Vinciquerra, P. Stevens Row 2: C. Schreivogae, S. Slingerland, K. Zinssar, D. Thompson, C. Tubbs, D. Tubbs Row 3: B. Van-Warmer, R. Traina, T. Whitely, E. Weaver, B. Schwenk, N. Wallace, R. Zimmer, R. Zeh Row 4: B. Sweet, S. Smith, S. Thompson Row 1: D. Flagler, D. Kelsey, T. Johnstone, K. Kindlon, B. Frey, T. Hofmann, C. Flagler Row 2: J. Lisboa, A. Greene, T. Galvin Row 3: S. Germani, T. Furman, K. Fisher, D. Grugman, M. Lane Row 4: C. Keogh, M. Loetterle, C. Harrigan, D. Hagadone, D. La’Mere, D. Sweet Row 3: C. Lockgrove, C. Figel, J. Gelina, T. Haroldson, J. Homeyer Row 1: N. Brown, J. Anderson, J. Adams, M. Apple Row 2: C. Blyth, J. Becker, A. Crawford, M. Crawford Row 3: M. Belcher, K. Duncan, D. Conde, B. Davis, S. Davis Row 4: B. Champion, D. Boomhower, B. Decker. P. Daly Row 5: J. Brown, R. Decker, S. Chrysler Row 6: D. Decker, J. Clancy, M. Becker, E. Brown, A. 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Mrs. Denise Swezey. who was the replacement for Mrs. Bentley while on maternity leave, has left B.K.W. to work in a private office. We wish her the very best at her new job. We would like to say that you did a wonderful job sorting out the confusion that can occur in a guidance office, also that you being the person who helped those of us who needed someone to talk to and confide in. Thank you also for coaching cheerleading. We’ll miss you. Mr. Ronald Conners is retiring after 25 years at Bcrne-Knox-Wcstcrlo. He was appointed Elementary principal in I960. During that time he also helped out by teaching high school science and physics courses. Mr. Conners helped to implement several reading programs. Project Head Start. Title I Program for the handicapped, and Chapter 2 for the talented and gifted. When Mr. Conners first came, both he and Mr. Hewitt wanted to become acquainted with the area so they became census takers in order to familiarize themselves with the district, the roads, and the people. Mr. Conners has volunteered many times to help the seniors with their carnival. You could always sec him behind the food booth doling out sausage and pepper heroes. Mr. Conners has given much of himself to the district and we will miss him. Thank you. Mr. Conners, for all you’ve done. Enjoy your retirement! Mr. Joseph Weaver is a living legend at our school. The students and staff affectionately call him “Joe . He is now retiring after 14 years with us. Joe has amused many with his stories of World War II and various anecdotes. He has put out a special effort to help the yearbook staff by hiding the books until distribution time rolls around. Good luck Mr. Weaver, may you have a long and healthy retirement, and may your wife have few plans to keep you busy. Bolivia Or Not Its Oscar!! T Oscar’s last name is Caballero which is a great play on words since in means “gentleman in his native language Oscar is our foreign exchange student from Bolivia who has spent this year living with the VanEttcns. He has dazzled everyone with his smile, humor, and gentlemanly ways. He seems to fit in very well with our American way of life, so much so that after one more year of school in his homeland, he plans to return to the U.S. for college. The foreign exchange program is a wonderful way to bring the world closer together by sharing cultures and understanding other ways of life and thought. Oscar is a good friend to many of us and will always remain so. 82 Meet The New Boss Mr. Jackowski was born in Brooklyn and was raised in Syracuse. N.Y. He graduated high school in 1964 and went on to college, graduating with a B.S. in Special Education and English from the District of Columbia Teachers’ College in Washington. D C. He taught elementary school in New York City and began course work in counseling. Mr. Jackowski moved to the Albany area in 1971.and began work at La Salle School. He completed an M S. in Educational Psychology from SUNY at Albany. He took courses in Reading at the College of Saint Rose and completed certification in Educational Administration form SUNY at Albany and North Adams State College. Mr. Jackowski began work at B-K-W in July 1984. The working atmost-pherc and individual relationships are great. It is a source of encouragement to work harder each day with the hope of everyone achieve their utmost. Scientists Hear Chartrand By Valeric Woihburn On November 30. ten students from B-K-W attended a workshop at the Kensselaerville Instituteof Man and Science about astronomy Students from Maple Hill. Columbia and East (ireenbush schools also attended They learned how graphs are used to draw COB elusions and how to write about scientific information The workshop was conducted by Or Mark Chartrand an astronomer He talked about the properties � ! stars and diviled the students into small groups to make graphs of stars and write about them Many students who went had a favorable of union One student commented, ft was educational, yet i njoy able 6 Art Program Began Last Summer By Thereto Golden For two weeks last summer five B K v teachers took part in the Capital Regional Center Arts in Educational workshop program The five teachers involved were Mrs Ambrosio Mrs Corigliano. Mr F oster Mrs Lapinski. and Mrs Sudd lorn i rr During the two weeks they worked with professional artists in drama dance music, and the visual arts, each received • hands on t raining in the basics of each art form saw professional performances and developed ways to integrate this type of program into the regular high school curriculum This fall the program began in our high school I nits in drama dance, and visual arts have been planned and two have already been completed In November, students worked with Judy Harris, an area drama teaching artist, as well as with their own teachers in drama workshops This culminated in an excellent performance of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe an adoption of the C S Lew-is Classic, performed in Berne by the Auburn Civic Theater In December 125 students participated in a dance unit in which they had hands on experience in the four basic components of dance which include space time energy and intent Again students worked with their teachers as well as a prolcssion.il dancer. Ann Morris As part of the unit students viewed another wonderful performance of five repertory selections of the Kuperberg and Morris Movement Theater Most students enjoyed the recently completed dance unit Linda Van Iderstine a freshman said I liked it I especially liked seeing the dance performance and I understand more now about dance than I did before A senior involved said It was great I really enjoyed it. A highlight of the performance was the finale, when Clown Red (Kupcrbergi enlisted the aid of Clown Jim (Porter) and a new star was definitely born on the stage of BKW! Mr . D. Contribute To Computer Book By STEVE GABBY Mrs Dolgowich has written a chapter of a book published recently by World Book The book, a collection of articles by many teachers, is called Using Computers in the Classroom An Idea Resource for Teachers Mrs Dolgowich s chapter deals with a colony of single celled organisms which have certain rules governing their reproduction A computer program projects future generations in order to test hypotheses and to find possible patterns in the reproduction of the organisms Christmas Wish 1984 at B-K-W Elementary was exciting, as well as rewarding. Not only was SI400.00 raised for the WGY Christmas Wish, but the spirit and enthusiasm of children, staff, and community was raised also. Many community members sent donations to WGY through our school. The maintenance staff saved bottles for months and donated the return money for our Christmas Wish drive. Michael Latham, with the help of his sixth grade teacher. Mr. McLaughlin, sponsored a bake sale. The main event, the craft bazaar, was organized by the Christmas Wish coordinator, second grade teacher, Mrs. Parker. Most classes in the elementary school worked for weeks making craft items to be sold at the bazaar. Many community members sent in things they had made for the bazaar. On the bazaar day the students came in with their Christmas lists in one hand and lots of change in their other. They went away with many gifts and many smiles. Mrs. Parker says the Christman Wish is as much for our students’ pleasure as it is for the sick children who receive the benefit from these funds. Bogont t Action Plon Toughen Requirement I, MICK) MAlCOUN Thu year the new Regent s Action Plan i being discussed The new plan will include many new course requirements and will be put into cllect by I9M By using the new plan the State Department ol Education hopes to achirvr a better educated and more well rounded student The class ol l«9 icurrently the eighth grade! will be required lo lake 83 Phys Ed 2 units ol Math 2 units ol Science 4 units of English 4 units ol Social Studies I unit of Art1 Mush 1 unit ol Health 3 units of a foreign language RCT exam in Math RCT exam in Reading RCT exam in Writing Social Studies 11 exam According to Mr Drake the students in the seventh and eighth grades will have it the toughest because they will be requirrd to take many new courses such as Home and Career Skills. Library Skills and Technology They wiil also have lo take a foreign language in order to receive a Regent � Diploma The requirements lor a Regent s Diploma will be the same as lor a Local Diploma except tor the addi t tonal language units required ol Regent s Diploma candidates Mr Drake feels that although the plan w ill have a few problems in the beginning it will produce a higher quality student With these new requirements the students should become more serious about academics and in turn be better prepared lor college and lile Tk« 0ERNE- KNOX-WESTERLO MUSIC department pmtmU R0D6ER5 am HAMERSTEIN'5 mHm ERS „ Book and Lyrics J y OSCAR HAHCIERSTEJn 2nd. SeW yjfur%' 'hUcfc'Ja jfaJi tSckool c Uu4ifr uvn. ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9 and 10 it 8 00 PM. -0fcu c«A- ts piuswno rwicwcji spsciai axhanguot .:th Ol zaire Library iSS Woon Are. vr-� o . UY 100 tT MCINCKC OISCOUNT MuMlCM 491 Central Avenue Just west of Partridge Street Albany. NY 12206 518 438-1181 SAVES MONEY - SAVES TIME BOb 84 PRODUCTION STAFF STUDENT DIRECTOR Kristin Lovgren CHOREOGRAPHY Penny Conklin TICKETS Julie Cross COSTUMES Penny Conklin, Virginia Mann The Costumer PROGRAM COVER DESIGN Penny Conklin MAKE UP Brigid Malcolm. Kristin Lovgren TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Mike Baker LIGHTING Bobby VanAukcn STAGE CREW Dawn Haroldson, Tina Kessler, Sherry Muller, Debbie Foster, Jennifer Dombrowski. Yvette Smith, Jamie Tubbs Bobby Van Aukcn, Michele Crawford SETS Patty Brown. Bill Bichtcman. Lee Ann Bartell. Robert Keller. Michawl Frisbee. Brian Gibbs. Branda Kimmel Lynn La-Grange. George Martin. Paul Murray. Amy Osterhout. Frank Santo. Amy Siegfried. Amy Willscy CAST Aunt Ellen Curly Laurey Ike Skidmore Fred Slim Will Parker Jud Frey Ado Annie Carnes Ali Hakim Gertie Cummings Ellen Kate Sylvie Armina Aggie Andrew Carnes Cord Elam Jess Singers Dancers Carrie Amslcr Shauna Baron Cori Bichteman Laurie Broiles Kim Chapman Libby Cole Kcrria Daly Laura Litts Kristin Lovgren John Favrcau Heather Smith Nathan Foster Jonathan Bright Andrew Van Etten Bill Bichtcman Jeremy Wright Amy Osterhout Shawn Lansing Brigid Malcolm Lynne LaGrange Susan Seger Wendy Tambasco Karin Nicholson Annette Lendrum Dan Geer David Sherman Stacey Salzer Shanna Martin Stacey Rapp Debbie Sherman Debbie Stevens Valerie Washburn Jody Wilkinson Amy Willscy Erin Willscy This Section Sponsored By: FANFARE BEAUTY SALON, SALLY’S KNIT SHOP, WEAVER LANES, ALTAMONT AGWAY, THE COACH HOUSE, VOORHEESVILLE DINER as HONOR SOCIETY Row I K. Ostrander. D. Dewey (Treas.), T. Tcachout (See.), S. Seger. K. Lovgren Row 2 L. Boucher, K. Schoonmakcr (Vice Pres ), Shari VanHocscn (Pres ), H. Basslcr (Hist.). L. La Grange. A. VanEtten. J. Favreau. P. Murray, V. Washburn, C. Seifert The members of the honor society are selected on a basis of four things, scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The names of students with a high academic average are given to the teachers, who are asked to rate them on these qualifications. Students who are rated favorably are then inducted in a ceremony held in the Spring. The names of the new members are kept secret. At the ceremony the new members are picked out of the audience by current members and led to the stage. They receive the traditional candle and carnation, and then recite the oath together. Following this there is a reception in the library with parents and teachers to welcome the new members. This Page Sponsored BY 1985 HONOR SOCIETY 86 BUSINESS CLUB Every year the business club members have a Christmas party for the faculty. The spread is always superb, but this year they outdid themselves. The food and the decor were wonderful and put everyone in a festive mood Row 1 K. McNamara Row 2 C. Maslowsky, D. Murphy, A. Saddlemire, D. Stevens Row 3 M. LaRock, M. Moyer, M. Love-day, T. Newcomb, (Mrs. Methe hiding in back), A. Herzog, A. Osterhout, K. Nusser, B. Galvin, Mrs. Weber ALTAMONT PHARMACY GlLBiRT J. C •LUCIA. B Sc . Pup accubacy - coumsv - StKVlCt 182 Main Si Phon� ddl ddal aUamOnT. N. Y 87 DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN . . . ? STUDENT COUNCIL First Frolic Friday Held Student Government Is Busy, Busy, Busy By SANDY OGSBURY The Student Government has been busy with events at B-K-W. Frolic Friday was a successful event The administration would like to see this recreational evening held once a month The Student Council is also trying to cut down on the smoking in school and during school activities, such as dances and basketball games During Frolic Friday we advertised there would be no smoking and the Student Government representatives enforced the policy There were no smokers that night A food drive was held for the Christmas Holidays. Students were asked to bring in canned goods to their homerooms These will be distributed to needy families The student government officers have also been busy gathering information on starting a S A I).D. (Students Against Drunk Drivers) Chapter at Berne Sign of the Times: Ski Trip Cancelled Can You Name Your Representative? by SANDY OGSBURY The Student Government held their first Frolic Friday on November 30th The evening began with the movie “Footloose.” The gym was opened all night for the jocks in the community to play basketball and volleyball. There was also dancing in the cafeteria provided by the DJ club. A main attraction at 9:15 was the “break dancers.” They performed for 15 minutes. The night closed with a second movie. “Poltergeist.” The student government had refreshments available which consisted of soda, candy, chips, and pizza for a small fee Frolic Friday was an event that offered the students an evening of fun and relaxation without going off the mountain The evening was financed by a donation of $2 00 and over 100 students thought it was worth every penny Because of Snow? By STEVE GARRY The Berne-Knox Ski Club is enjoying another exciting year of night skiing at Deer Hun Ski Center They are also planning a day trip to Windham Mountain February 20th Due to lack ol snow- the ski club has missed its lirst week of skiing at Deer Hun They also missed a week because of the Midterm exam schedule Then, the next trip was also cancelled because of bad roads. II everything goes well from now on the ski club will be skiing until the end ol February Missed trips will be made up The ski club has 38 members, which surpasses the 31 members of a year ago The number of students that go from week to week usually varies because of other students who go only once The lirst two trips went very well. Mr Speck has been one of the chaperones on both trips along with Mrs Stroh and Mrs. Danton Mr Speck has been the ski club s advisor for the last two years YEARBOOK Since we are a small school, many activities compete for the same students’ time. Usually, those people who participate in extra-curricular activities try to be involved in everything. Their enthusiasm demands praise, but it makes it hard on the club or activity that really needs them. When yearbook first starts, many people come to the meetings as you can see from the pictures, but we end up with a small dedicated group. Yearbook is a very diffferent club that demands a lot from the students who work in it. It is the only club that starts off with a huge debt that must be paid off by the time the book comes out. We work with deadlines, layouts, photography, and advertising. This year many people sold various things to help us get out of debt and to those people we would like to give them our sincere thanks, we could not have done it without you. Rim I C Amslcr. A. Paris. C. Lcndrum. I). Norihrup. S. Scgcr. L. Broilcs. S M.irlin. P Houlihan. M Crawford. Row 2: E. Horl. S. Filkins. D Foster. K Daly. Y Smith. Row 3: G. Martin. B Ballato. D Geer. A VanEtlcn. K Zch. D Burke. This page is dedicated to the few who always came to meetings and who saw the book through to its end The yearbook should belong to everyone and everyone in the school should be able to be involved in some way. We tried to get as many candids as we could to show what the school year was really about. Our school is a great place, we've got a lot going for us at B-K-W. We faced many problems this year as a yearbook staff, blank film, dark pictures, missed deadlines due to explosive reasons, a quitting editor when he was needed the most, but despite all of our obstacles, we did our best. We hope you found this yearbook informative and entertaining. Special thanks go to Kurt Zch and David Burke for their handling of the ads and Tom Wat. Bill Keller for his on-the-spot developing of our last miftutc pictures. Teresa Tcachoul for her hard work as editor. Beth Ballato for her expert typing. Debbie Foster and Michele Crawford for their terrific layout work.and Nathaniel Foster for his terrific pictures. All My Love And Thanks To Those Few W ho Worked So Hard. Men Seek Peace By Waging War Let Us Now Begin To Seek Peace By Waging Peace . . . HEEDERBERG CENTER Eor C reative Peacemaking 872-1474 KENNETH EAKE AGENCY INC. Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 Insurance And Real Estate 32 Main Street. Cobleskill NY MARCHING BAND COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES Mr. Havcrly is a man of many talents whose music students arc always a source of pride to our school. The musicals are always entertaining and enjoyable, the marching band is always in tunc and in step, the color guard is always artful and well-timed, and the majorettes arc skilled and cheerful. Mr. Havcrly is the man who brings everything together like machinery, he guides and demonstrates every step of the way. We arc amazed that Mr. Havcrly has the energy to do it all. He plays a mean tune, sings a mean song, tosses a mean flag, but we’ve yet to catch him tossing a mean baton in a majorette uniform! 1. How many meters long is the track at San Jose’s Grand International? 2. What NBA team’s nickname doesn’t end in as “S”? 3. What are the last five words of the Epic baseball poem “Casey at the bat”? 4. What National league baseball team comes last in an alphabetical list? 5. What brand of sneakers does Magic Johnson use to perform his tricks in? 6. What NFL team’s nickname was selected in 1975 from 20,365 fans suggestions in a contest? 7. What is done to NHL pucks before a game? 8. What invaded the field and caused the calling of a minor league game at Midland Texas in 1972? 9. What nickname did boxer Marvin Haglen make his legal first name in 1982? 10. What did college basketballs so-called Lew Alciador Rule bar? 11. Where is the annual Army-Navy football game played? 12. How many inches over six feet is NBAer Alex English? 13. What NBA teams nickname comes first in an alphabetical list? 14. What other sport did speedskates Beth Heiden win a world championship in? 15. What the Pittsburgh Steelers wear, their black uniforms or white uniforms, against the Dallas Cowboys in Superbowl X? 16. What numbers on a roulette wheel lies between 2 and 28? 17. What NFL team won a seventh consecutive divisional titla in 1976? 18. What was Jay Hanna Dean’s nickname? 19. Who’s Peter Heming’s long time tennis doubles partner? 20. Who became college Football’s winningest coach with his 315th career victory in 1981? 21. What college football bowl game is played annually in Jacksonville, Florida? 22. What is the University of Orcgons nickname? 24. In 1981, what American skier became the first to win the World Cup? 25. What western city was the 1984 NCAA Final Four tournament played? 26. What college plays their home games in the Carrier Dome? 27. What baseball legend stole home more than any other player? 28. How many games does an N BA team play in the regular season? 29. Who was the first golfer to win five masters’ titles? 30. What is Georgias Tech’s universities nickname? 31. What number does Miami University Quarterback Ber-nie Kosar wear? 32. What country always leads the parade of teams at the opening of the summer Olympics? 33. What was Y.A. Title’s real name? 34. What number did San Fransisco quarterback Joe Montana wear at Notre Dame? 35. Who won the MVP award in 1983’s NBA All-Star Game? 36. What stadium has hosted the most Super Bowl games? 37. What country won the men’s basketball gold medal at the 1980 summer Olympics? 38. What’s the newest NFL staidum opened in 1984? 39. What pre-season ranking “sport magazine” gives 1984-1985 NCAA National Champion Brigham Young University? 40. What is Virginia Tech’s nickname? 41. What is odd about Division I I's University of Bridgeport is Basketball team? 42. Where was Super Bowl XIX played? 43. In 1980 Berne-Knox lost a thrilling 67-60, 4 overtime game at Linton High School in the sectionals to what school? 44. Who were Kentucky’s famed twin towers? SHOPPING IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE 94 45. Who coaches the Louisville Cardinals? 46. What coach was at the helm during the UCLA Dynasty in college basketball? 47. Who coaches the Villanova Wildcats? 48. In January 1985, Kingston boxer Danny Feris lost his first bout to whom? 49. Which country won the most total medals at the 1984 summer Olympics? 50. What college football trophy was instituted in 1935? 51. What college plays their home basketball in Pauley Pavillion? 52. What college did Vince Lombardi play for? 53. How many pieces of horse hide provide the covering of a baseball? 54 How many NBA titles did the Syracuse National win? 55. How many gold tournaments did Jack Nicklaus win in 1982? 56. Who said, after the Mets record 120th loss “It was a team effort not one or two players could have done it themselves”? 57. What San Fransisco Giants star was the final out of the 1962 World Series? 58. What pitcher has won the most and lost the most games in baseball history? 59. What basketball feature made its debut in 1984? 60. What award in baseball was established in 1957 by “the Sporting News” and Rawlings’ sporting goods? 61. How many games had each NFL Team played before the strike in 1982? 62. What is the number between 18 and 20 on a dart board? 63. Who led the NBA in Broken Noses for a career? 64. How many games was Pete Roses 1978 hitting streak? 65. Who was the first golfer to shoot below his age, firing a 66 at the age of 67 on July 22, 1979? 66. What number car does Richard Petty drive? 67. In what direction does the bird's head face on the Toronto Bluejays uniform? 68. What 2 colleges battled in the first college basketball game televised nationally on prime time TV on January 20, 1968? AT SOFTBALL Row 1: C. Smith, M. Wigger, L. Vanlderstine. Row 2: S. Salzer, B. LaRock, A. Herzog, J. Brate, H. Vincent. Row 3: Coach, L. Baker, A, Lendrum, M. Spiegel, Coach Allen, Row 4: M. Motschmann, A. Saddlemire We have a very young and inexperienced team that shows great promise for future successful seasons. The team was 6-6 in league play and went to the sectionals for the first time in 3 years. We lost to Warrensburg in the first round. The team scored a total of 198 runs and averaged 16.5 per contest to our opponents’ 150 runs and 12.5 runs per contest. Elected to the Schoharie County All-Star team were: 2nd team Infield: Linda Vanlderstine and Dawn Spiegel Outfield: Amy Herzog Honorable mention: Annette Lendrum Pitcher: Stacy Salzer BASEBALL Who’s Who? TRACK Row I: D. Lawson. L. Wright. H. Bassler. A. Paris, M. Mularchuk. Row 2: Coach Hoffman. L. LaGrangc. C. Lcndrum. J. Tanner. L. Boucher. A Blyth, K. MeGivern. L. DesCartes. J. Weidman. Row 3: K. Maslowsky, D. Dewey. H. Smith. B. Malcolm. T. Tcachout. A. Lcndrum. Row I: Hernando. K. Clapper. M. Frant cn. C. Tanner. M. Ronconi, C. Wright Row 2: Coach Marcil, J. Favreau, J. Otto. J. Salzcr, G. Prescott, J. Wright. Row 3: S. Hannay. A. Delaney, R Hoag X-COUNTRY The B-K-W Cross Country Team had an excellent season this year. The boy's team consists of Senior Mark Frantzen and Senior Captain Ken Clapper. Juniors on the team arc Dave Aylor and John Favreau. Sophomores include Chuck Tanner and Matt Ronconi. Zachary Skrivanek, Travis Gardinecr. Lou Manning. Mike Bract and Myles Kncbel arc the five new Freshmen on the team. Competing in the modified junior high meets are two eighth graders. Brett Frantzen and Dan Barcomb. The Berne girls' Varsity Team is headed by Schoharie transfer Koren Porter who is a Freshman. Sue Scgcr and Bridgid Malcolm arc the two Seniors on the team. Lisa Boucher, a Junior. Sophomore Heather Smith and Freshmen Lisa Wright and Mary Mularchuck were a big help on the team. Dawn Lawson rounded out the team by being the only eighth grader on the girls' team. The Cross Country Team competed in fourteen meets during the season. The team won four trophies this year. At the Fort Plain Invy. the boys placed 3rd out of 12 schools which competed. At Cobleskill H.S., the boys brought home the first place trophy out of the 5 schools attending. The girls placed first in the same meet. The team placed 3rd and brought home another trophy at the Schoharie H.S. Invy. Both the boys and girls teams did a spectacular job at the Schoharie County league meet at Cobleskill Ag Tech. At this meet the boys placed first by putting 6 runners in the top ten. Individually. Mark Frantzen won the race in a time of 16:18 to take the gold medal. Second with a time of 16:28 was Ken Clapper for the silver medal. Zak Skrivanek and Chucky Tanner took the next two places while Matt Ronconi and David Aylor finished also in the top 10 for the bronze medals. In the girls race Berne finished second to Duanesburg. Individually Mary Mularchuck did a super job by finishing 4th while Koren Porter and Lisa Boucher also finished in the top 10. I feel the team had a super season due to coaches Walter Eaton and Natalie Hoffman. Without them our team would probably not have done as well as they did. As a member of the team I think a special thanks is due and I think 1 speak for the whole team THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! VARSITY GIRLS AND BOYS’ SOCCER Bottom row: L. Baker, C. Bichteman, M. Spiegel, T. Golden, M. Ecker A. Lcndrum, L. LaGrange, J. Dexter. Top row: W. Hassett, A. Ed wards, M. Wigger, H. Hoag, K. Chapman, T. Oliver. -w1 'i VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL Row 1 A. Myers. J. Smith, B. Carman, K. Becker, B. Morey Row 2 D. Edwards, J. Curro, P. Stevens, A. Delany, J. Primiano, S. Hannay NewSalem GARAGE SALES AND SERVICE Route 85. New Salem RD1. Voorheesville. New York 12186 lf� «%a � CM wo«o M 104 ii y. iu- PIZZA PASTA SUPER GIANT SUBS J.V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Junior Varsity Row 1 G. 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Volleyball is a very competitive sport that keeps you on your toes (or on the floor) and makes your neck hurl. It demands teamwork. Everyone plays volleyball, it's a favorite sport at picnics and other outside functions. but to play it according to the rules or to play it well takes a lot of practice and training. We put many hours into both of those and both teams are doing well, but we could use more audience support. JV GIRL’S BASKETBALL Row I: J. Decker, K. Schoonmaker, L. LaGrange, L. Vanlderstine, C. Smith Row 2: D. Dewey, L. LaGrange, A. Herzog, M. Filkins SCHOOL IS 1796 WESTERN AVENUE COSiMO S RLA2A ALBANY NEW YORK 12203 PHIL HARRIS “No, benzene? A T.S.’s work is never done! ofjbitau Phone: 861-5331 % mi (if i (l on cite HAIRSTYLISTS 100 Main Si. AHamont. NY Full Sarvkco lor Mon. Womon and Children Stylists. Do Do Lisa Our very own angel of mercy. JTFTFNS JOHN H. 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Christina Seifert SPORTS TRIVIA 1. Cray fish races 2. Utah Jazz 3. Mighty Casey has struck t. 4. Cincinnati Reds 5. Converse 6. Seattle Seahawks 7. they’re frozen 8. grasshoppers 9. Marvelous 10. dunking 11. Philadelphia 12. 7 13. Milwaukee Bucks 14. cycling 15. Black 16. zero 17. Los Angles Rams 18. Dizzy 19. John McEnrow 20. Bear Bryant 21. Gator Bowl 22. Ducks 23. Los Angles Coliseum 24. Phil Mayer 25. Seattle 26. Syracuse 27. Ty Cobb 28. 82 29. Jack Nicklaus 30. Yellow Jackets 31. 10 32. Greece 33. Yelberton Abraham Tittle 34. 3 35. Julius Erving 36. Orange Bowl 37. Yugoslavia 38. Hubert H. Humphey Metrodome in Minnesota 39. 20th 40. Hokies 41. 7’ 6‘ center Manute Bol 42. Palo Alto, Ca. (Stanfort Stadium) 43. Corinth Tomahawks 44. Sam Bowie, Mel Terpin 45. Denny Crum 46. John Wooden 47. Rollie Massimino 48. Jeff Bumphas 49. United States 50. Heisman trophy 51. UCCA Bruins 52. Fordham 53. 2 54. 1 55. 1 56. Casey Stengal 57. Willie McCovey 58. Cy Young 59. free throw 60. Golden Glove Award 61. 2 62. 1 63. Jerry West (8) 64. 44 65. Sam Snead 66. 43 67. left 68. Houston UCLA 116 FIND 37 ELEM. TEACHERS ANSWERS PLEASE! 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IHUM K I N� IN IRD KUHl iP L AIHAM LEBUI3 LEONARD LOTHO LOUNSBURV MACKO MCLAUGHLIN MILLER MOREY MOSER MULBURV NEDZVNSKI OCONNOR PARKER SHANNON SMITH TESTO TIFFANY WESSER HOOD C ?RA'b UAT OAJ GAME RULES OBJECT OF THE GAME: To land on every teacher’s space and graduate from B-K-W. MATERIALS NEEDED: Game pieces, dice, score pad to keep track of the spaces you landed on already. TO PLAY: Start, begin on Mrs. Cole’s space and move clockwise around board. Roll the dice and move the appropriate number of spaces. Do whatever the space says to do. If you land on a space in the inner board, you can only move out of there to where the line joins the two. You win when you have landed on all WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL p.98 Row 1: J. Prastio, S. Hayden, J. Sherwin, N. Greene, J.Lyon, R. Martin. Row2: B. VanDyke, T. Britton, B. Gibbs, H. Alger, B.Bentley, M. Baker, J. O'Malley, G.Martin, M. Frisbee, P. Stevens, Coach T. Herzog. of the teachers' spaces. Vi WAT '5 FOR LUNCH TODAY ? r 1. cherry on vanilla pudding 2. hot dog...hold the mustard 3. straw in milk carton 4. Mrs. Smith 5. Coffeecake Jr. 6. applesauce cake 7. fork and beans 8. apple 9. meatball hero 117 Beth. You're a really special friend. Thanks for being there! love and friendship forever . . . Teresa Good luck Penny, call me anytime! Exhausted Nathan. Beth. Kurt. Debbie. Michele, and David! Thanks to you all. Memoir ’85 is alive! Teresa. Monica you're the greatest. I’ll miss you a lot. “Keep them hips a’shakin. Mrs. Ambrosio: Thank you so much for all you have done! You arc really special to me! Love, Teresa Boom Boom ... I never stopped loving you and never will. Oscar. You're a real sweety. We'll miss you a lot. Love Teresa M L.. J.A.. K.S.. K.N., L B . B.G.. D D. F.F.! L.D. Teresa. All that I have to say can't fit here . . . Mrs. A. To the cool people - Billy Idol and David Bowie rule! me Dawn Lynn Remember “the craziest thing we ever did ! Brigitta L.G L.K. J.G. J.F. Best friends forever Munca. follow your dreams. I’ll always be a friend. With love in friendship. Sandy Dexter! Get me out of here. Nathan-1 wouldn’t change a thing! You’ll always be my sweety! Teresa Awwww Teresa, that's sweet. I love you too. Nathan Better get a bucket! It’s only wafer thin! LIKEWISE!!!!!!! LIKEWISE!!!!!!! You're the greatest Beth. Love. Greg Go ahead punk, make my day. Hot Cross Buns Salieri Baby Kitty Bootsie says. Paws in the air. Anyone want a Vega? Mrs. Curtis, I'll have that lab tomorrow. Where's the donuts Mrs. Curtis? Nate, I’ll miss seeing you everyday because you’re the only one who could make me laugh- love Sans Have great times ahead Valerie and Brenda - Laura Shaun. I’ll miss you but I know we’ll keep in touch, love always your Chippy Teresa. Good luck in everything you do. We’ll miss you. Love always Debbie and Michele LEWIE TUBBS I love your dimples, (guess who?) Kevin. I love you forever! Krystlc Mrs. Danton. Thanks for the friendship- love Sandy Eh-Mizz Danton, you’zc owz us sum dough-Guido Stop calling me PEACHFUZZ! Smegma lives on!!! Fcntimorc and Oswald return! Function-Find the values of x and y Toe says hi to Nikki Stacy, keep in touch. I’ll never forget our good times. (S.W.) love Sandy. Michael. Thanks for being such a BIG BROTHER!! I wish you all the luck in the world. Monica MR BAGETTA . THE “ERA W ANTS YOU! Lisa. I’ll miss you next year and the year after, etc. Take care! Don’t forget Rah-Rah. love you. Monica 5c lunch class - I’ll miss our nice quiet lunches. (HA. HA) love. Yougart Mrs. A. - we love you!!! Debbie and Michele Julie- you arc my life, my love, and my inspiration. LA + F KEN FOLEYS. Thanks for the words of wisdom. I’ll miss you. love Sandy 118 Bogey, you Galant Knight, thanks for making the Fair Maiden the happiest person in the world. She can’t wait for the future, love. Savage I Holly, I love you very much. We will always be together for all eternity, love Michael Prince Sandra - the memories are cherished forever. Hopefully there will be many more to come. You’ll always be in my heart. Love, Monica CTBBAW LIVES! Teresa, you’re the friend I’ve always wanted. Keep in touch forever Love Beth To the senior class - we’ve been through so much. We couldn’t ask for better friends. I’ll miss you all. LOVE, FAB Bag's OK great!! LIV Robin - always follow your heart, and you’ll know your decision is the best. You’re the greatest!! I'll miss you and always will be here for you. Love, Beth Monica and Kris, we’ve been through so much and managed to come out best friends. Thanks for everything. Keep in touch. Beth I LOVE BILL CARMAN! Mrs. Ambrosio Mr. Porter- Thanks for a great year!! Thanks for being there when we needed you. Your T.A.’s (DAB AGB) Oh Dan!! Function- finding the values for X Andy Tim- Good Luck! I’ll always be here for you! I Love You! from your big sis, Teresa! Monita- Lady Speed Stick rules Right Guard!! B.G. lives!- Osita David, you’re the best T.A. ever!! —r p i Jitter- Raise hell next year and grab some tasty slopes- Bug Holly, Thank you for being a very special friend!! Good Luck, Love forever, Teresa! Snydley, MarigoldMan, Monita Cecilia- Remember the acorns! BAM Michele Debbie- you are the greatest!! N.A. Michelle Christina- be on the lookout for the Callipygian at college! Brigid Lisa, Kim, Dawn, Kelly, Robin and Angie, GOOD LUCK! I’ll miss you! Love Teresa Ken, I love you with all my heart... always and foreveryours, Julie K.L. to my bestest numero uno coly puff kid love ya muchly... Missy P.S. mint cookies 4-ever Bones, Munchkin, Kinky: the friendship you have given me is like a diamond. You're all terrific . . . I’ll miss you! Bren Hey Da, what’s snew with you guess who . . . Sue, Val, Amis, Christina. Bill, Dan Geak: our circle remains unbroken! You are all terrific . . . love Brenda Ben, Micky and the Spoon Club. Remember L.P. forever! Love Irving!!! Laura: I enjoyed being your seatmate on the bus. I’ll miss you! Friends forever Brenda 119 In Memoriam . . . John Foster Jocular John was the name that John Foster gave himself at a summer workshop and that name was more than appropriate if one wanted to describe him. Mr. Foster always seemed to be in a good mood and you could be sure of hearing his resounding voice at sometime in your day. John Foster was a man with many callings .... a father, a husband, a teacher, a leader, a conciliator, a cook, a manager, an orator, an actor, a singer, and a friend. Those who knew him could certainly add other jobs to the list. Some he did better than others, but no matter what John Foster did, he left his individual mark on it. In Memoriam . . . Chet Ferriero Remember the Good Times” Our buddy has left us so let's stop and think. We were a chain and lost a link. We hung by our lockers before every class. Little did we know life went so fast. Losing him makes us all feel lost. But we always had fun, no matter what the cost. The five of us, the best of friends. We always thought, it would never end. If you were down, he made you feel good. If anyone could make you happy, Chet could!! It wasn’t often you caught him without a smile. With his jokes and attitude, he had style. Why he went so young, we’ll never know. And to think about it, you liked him friend or foe. Why, oh why, did it have to be Chet,?? But he left us with memories we will never forget!!!! Brian Gibbs’85 Goodbye is such a difficult word . . . When someone is loved deeply, and sincerely, it’s only natural to always want them near, to dream about the future together, to share everyday events, to cherish, strengthen and love. And yet, dreams don’t always work out, and goodbyes, no matter how painful, are sometimes necessary. But the love once shared is never forgotten, and once cherished, a person lives forever within our hearts. 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