Fallsburg High School - Focus Yearbook (Fallsburg, NY)

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A TYPICAL ’81ER IS... ARTISTIC TRUSTWORTHY CALM, COOL, AND COLLECTED ORGANIZED ECCENTRIC FRIENDLY LOVING ALERT 10

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 MAN OF THE YEAR Mr. Neiderman, the Class of nineteen hundred and eighty-one has chosen you to be our man of the year. Throughout our years in high school, we’ve come to admire your many fine qualities. You’ve made learning an enjoyable experience with a mixture of knowledge, humor, sincerity, and devotion. We respect you for all the time that you devote to your students, be it in the classroom or on the stage. We applaud the fact that you still find time to master a fine talent in writing. Mr. Neiderman, you’ve added something special to our high school careers, and in appreciation we’ve chosen you to be our man of the year. 9

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1981, being of sound minds and bodies, hereby declare this instrument to be our last will and testament. To you the faculty of F.C.S. we leave... Mrs. Anderman — a gavel Mr. Beresa — a 5'6 blonde waiting for you at the Downunder Mrs. Berger — Comet articles on time Miss Bogan — the Honor Society dinner at a fancy hotel Miss Braddick — a set of Bone China Mrs. Bradshaw — 45 more minutes to finish her classes Mr. Carper — a job Mrs. Catalano — 10 pounds of chocolate Mr. Cecil — a car with all its parts Mrs. Chaiet — an unbreakable typewriter Mrs. B. Cohen — a live cat Mrs. C. Cohen — a calculator and Mr. Kushner s phone number Ms. Cook — a noiseless typewriter Mr. Cooperman — an autographed picture of Tattoo Mr. Denning — a new Kawasaki Mr. Duncan — 93 cooperative seniors on an Amtrak to Florida Mr. Dungan — more hours in a day Mr. Foo — a new pair of skis Mrs. Grossman — cooperation Mr. Halchak — a Cadillac for Driver's Ed Mrs. Halchak — an electric timing system Mrs. Harding — lots of luck Mr. Hardik — the home edition of Password Mrs. Hilf — quiet halls Mr. Isaacs — empty halls Miss Jennette — a subscription to Vogue magazine Mr. Kasofsky — a mustache comb Mr. LaRuffa — a band full of turtles Mr. Leshner — a megaphone Mr. Levine — a subscription to Playboy Mr. Levy — his own golf course Mr. Longo — someone to listen to his stories Mr. Marsden — a regular room instead of a closet Mrs. Millstein — a calm day with no interruptions Mr. Neiderman — a smokeless faculty room Mr. Primack — students who hand in original summaries Mr. Rush — a meatloaf sandwich Mrs. Shursky — a little excitement Mrs. Slater — an academic class Mr. Stieglitz — a speech therapist Mr. Tollin — a set of top teeth Mr. Topper — a learn it yourself first” calculus book Mr. Townsend — a new attache case Miss Williams — a husband In witness whereof, we hereby declare this will signed and sealed by the Class of nineteen hundred and eighty-one.