Fallsburg High School - Focus Yearbook (Fallsburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

We, the graduating class 1987, would like to dedicate] yearbook to a truly extraordinary woman — Hilf. Mrs. Hilf taught us m more than how to write an and about the civil war. She cared about teaching stud' listening skills which helped u throughout our high school careers. She added sparkle to class by sharing her own past expei eve: M: «ia. auucu dpcuiue iu ss by sharing her own past enence nd by vjfijithov. :i asj 0red; 1 Irf WP e admireyouTo MRS. COHEN Mrs. Cohen, Our class would like to recognize the time and effort that you spent with us, advising, and super- vising. You have taught us leadership qualities, as well as responsibility. We thank you. — Class of 87 Mr. Kasofsky, Your experience and patience have helped make the Focus” staff's experience a positive one. Thank you for your positive attitude and for smiling when you didn't want to. — Class of 87 MR. KASOFSKY 4 Anna Baron Lillian Nold SOCIAL STUDIES Michael Weiner I J Jay Kasofsky William Duncan James McDermott Lucy Bradshaw Richard Topper Stanley Levy Mona Bogan Ceil Cohen Nancy Catalano MATH Jeffrey Isaacs Paul Marsden Mel Mednick SPECIAL-ED Larry Beard Christine Rada Julian Davies 8 Nancy McFadden BUSINESS Maureen Mills Clyde Thompson Mel Cooperman FOREIGN LANGUAGE Eileen Kalter Isabelle Walsh LIBRARIANS Douglas Davies Mrs. Gibson 9 Joan Kasofsky ART Chorus: Dorian Nuccio MUSIC Terry Dungan Band Leader: Bernie Feinstein Abe Primack SHOP Leo Cecil HEALTH HOME - EC Carol Park Lila Millstein Jack Halchak PHYS-ED DEPT. 12 Charlie Levine Esther Grossman Principal: Mr. Whidden Superintendent: Mr. Palguta ADMINISTRATION Board of Education: Left Back: Horace McKenny, Marge Sabin- sky, Solomon Cohen, Robert Palguta, Ron Burroughs, Morris Kross, Lucy Pantel, Greg Goldstein, Arline Lipsky. Camera Shy: Bobbi Kraf, Barry Gold. Secretaries: Clockwise From Left: Mrs. Bolotnick, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Rudolph, Mrs. Nevins. Mr. Van Vleet Mrs. Sheard 13 NOT SO 16 LONG Kathy Fenshaw Roosevelt Payton Jaqueline Schmick Reuben Gibson Penny Berger Stacy Baker Arthur Kimble Stacey Levitan Todd Kantor Corrine Krueger Cristine Scott Bryan Jones Nora Velasquez Andrew Evans Sari Rosenshein Renay Hannold Billy Albronda liana Rosenshein MarcFindling Robin Cole Dionne Battle Beverly Gandy Steven Goldstein Nancy Project 17 Heartbreak Hound Melissa Ulatoski Mike Park Asa Ahlin James Zeiger Laurie Andreola Jeanne Chenier Joseph Longo Terri Bagailuk Daniel Natale Colleen Cole Joanne Rosenshein Boyd Lund Tania Ratner Larry Krutman Anh Dexter 18 Holli Norwood David Rosenbloom Maureen Mathews Brian Luster v Kathy Hernandez I Guess what I heard? Scott Aaron Les Nes Some kids dream of joining the circus, others of gaining an education at Fallsburg High School, I've been able to do both. Quiz Bowl 10-12, Future Problem Solvers 9-12, SGA Delegate 7-10,12, SGA Scholarship Committee 11, Volleyball Team 11,12 Captain 12, JV Baseball 8,9, Varsity Baseball 12, Varsity Ski Team 9, Varsity Golf Team 8-12 Captain 10-12, All League 8-12, League Champion 10-12, Section 9 Team 10-12, A.V. Squad 12, Young Judea 8,9, Peer Counciling 11,12, Prom Committee 11, Thespian Society 12 Ooosa People are as happy as they make up their minds to be. Swedish Exchange Student 12, Volleyball 12, Ski Team 12 Asa Ahlin Billy Too bad I wasn't rich instead of good looking. Lou Dreams that have shattered may not have mattered, take another point of view, you've got to believe in yourself or no one will believe in you, imagination like a bird on a wing flying free for you to use. Varsity Field Hockey 7-9, Varsity Softball, Yearbook Layout Editor 12, Yearbook Art Staff 12, Prom Committee 11, Stage Crew, Chorus 11-12 Fer When days are full of discord and every moment brings it's share of strife and warry, I think of quiet things. Quiet things and calm things, lovely things like these: Dim woods at nightfall, snow on hemlock trees, a cherry tree in blossom, cobwebs hung with dew, yellow leaves drifting down with sunlight slanting through; Behind closed lids I seek them. Again and yet again. Curling wisps of woodsmoke, violets in the rain. Chorus 7-10, SGA 10-11, Swimming, Field Hockey, Class Secretary 12 Terri Bagailuk Stace It's not over 'till it's over. JV Baseball 9-10, Varsity Basketball 11-12, JV Volleyball 9, Varsity Volleyball 10-12, Softball Laurie Andreola Stacey Baker 27 There are three types of people; the few who make things happen; the many who watch things happen; and the majority who have no idea what happened. Volleyball 9-10 Mike If at first you fail to succeed, try, try, try again Michael Beam Nose There is never an end without a beginning. SGA Delegate 8, JV Baseball 9-10, Varsity Baseball 11 -12,JV Basketball 11, Cross Country 12 28 Michael Beers Pencil To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are. Penny Berger Keek We finally made it!! Comet Photographer Christopher Bini Hey hey boo boo! Shop 9-11 Daniel Bischert Quiz Bowl 9-12, Future Problem Solving 9-10, JV Basketball 10-11, Honor Society 10 12, Band 9-12, jazz Band Thomas Brown “Ace'' That's Life. Baseball 30 Ralph Cannon If it is to be, it is up to me. Quiz Bowl 11, Stage Tech 11-12, Class Treasurer 12, Honor Society 10-12, Yearbook Staff 12 Colleen Cole Rob The world that lies within me is like a puzzle ... made up of feelings and ideas and emotions, all mine to fit together as I choose. And even as I travel through the outside world. I'm always trying to keep in touch with who I am, always seeking out the wonders of the quiet world within. Band 9-12, JV Volleyball 7, Varsity Volleyball 8-12, Captain 10-12, MHAL All-Star 10, Jazz Band 10- 12, Chorus 8-12, President 10, All County 7, 10, Softball 9-12, Captain 12, SADD 10-12, Basketball 7-8, Varsity Basketball 12, Thespian Society 7-12, SGA 7-12, Peer Counseling 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Teachers Aide 11, Leo Club 10-11, Curriculum Committee 11, Girls Sport Club 8-12, Class Vice President 9, Senior Class President Jeanne Chenier Katrina Cross Cutie “Don't yell at me boy! Anhzo Gonzo “To every complicated question there is a simple solution . .. and it's usually wrong. Varsity Field Hockey 7-8, Varsity Track 7, JV Basketball 8-9, JV Soccer 9-10, Varsity Basketball 10-12, Varsity Volleyball 11-12, Varsity Softball 11 -12, SADD 11 -12, Vice President of SADD 12, Band 9-12, Jazz Band 10-12, Thespian Society 7- 12, Girls Sports Club 12, Chorus 8-12, SGA 7-12, Peer Counseling 11-12, Library Aide 7-8, Office Aide 7-8 Anh Dexter Laura Decker Ice' You only live once so be the best in everything you do and stay in control of life and women. J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball 9-12, J.V. Baseball, S.A.D.D. 11-12 French Fries Life is only forever if you make it forever. Basketball 7-8, J.V. Basketball 9-10, J.V. Volleyball 8, J.V. Softball, Varsity Track, Chorus 7-12 Kathy Fenshaw Findling It is better to have one friend of great value than to have many friends who are good for nothing. J.V. Basketball Manager 11, Varsity Basketball Manager 10-12, Library Aide 9-12, Stamp Club 9 Andrew Evans Reuben Gibson Robbie Fore “Muffin Whatever!!! Cheerleading 9-12 Beverly Gandy Doobin You can never say: 1 won't do that, because when the times comes, the urge is stronger than the will. JV Coif Isaiah Thomas Mark Gold To be a champion, you have to believe in yourself when nobody else will. SGA Alternate 11, SGA Delegate 12, Quiz Bowl 12, Newspaper Staff 12, Yearbook Literary Staff, Golf Team 9-10, Track 8, JV Basketball 8-11, Varsity Basketball 12, Adopt a Grandparent 9-10, Band 9-11, Jazz Band 9-11, SADD 12, Peer Counselor 12, AV Squad 12, Leo Club 10-11, Young Judea 8-9, Community Involvement Action 12 Brian Gold Band 7-12, Band Vice President 12, SADD 11-12, Thespian Society 10, Class Treasurer 8-11, Peer Counselor 12, SGA Scholarship Committee 11. SGA Delegate 7-12, Ski Team 9, JV Basketball 10, Leo Club 10-11, Yearbook Staff 12, Comet Staff 9- 12, JV Basketball 10, Soccer 9, We Are Family 10- 11, Adopt a Grandparent 9-10, Prom Committee 11, Young Judea 7-10, Quiz Bowl 12 Goldberg I hear by dedicated this moment to: myself, my family members, and friends. Because without their support and belief, I wouldn't have gotten to this point, in my educational career and also would not have the incentive to succeed in life:... And to the Class of 87 , WE DID IT! Stage Crew 7-12, Ski Team 10, Golf Team 10, Yearbook Staff 12 Sco I used to be conceited, but now I'm perfect. J.V. Basketball 9, Varsity Basketball 10, Yearbook Staff 12, SGA Delegate 10, A.V. Crew 12 Oscar Guerrero Bons Life is not always what one wants it to be, but to make the best of it as it is, is the only way of being happy. Volleyball 7, Chorus 9-12, SGA 10 “Nay-Nay “Never say never; you try to do something and if you don't succeed, try again. Bonnie Hamilton 36 Renay Hanold Tex This is the 80 s, man. J.V. Basketball, Volleyball, Varsity Baseball Alberto Hernandez Kathy, Dizzy If you love something, set it free; if it comes back, it’s yours; if it doesn't it never was. Stage Crew 9, Chorus 11, SGA Delegate 11 Richard Hendricks Kathy Hernandez From the opium of customs, to the ledges of extremes. Don't believe it till you've felt it, life is seldom as it seems.'' Keith Emerson Tennis 11, Tennis Captain 12, Yearbook 12 Mary Ellen Holewienko B.J. Let thee who has never sinned cast the First stone , DON'T HASSLE IT. Ray Bud's for duds; drink Miller High life. Raymond Kiriakou Inky Sight not what's near, by aiming through what's far. Track 7, J.V. Volleyball 8-9, Skiing 8-12, Band 8- 12, Softball 9-10, Girls' Sport Club 9-12, Varsity Co-Captain 10-12, MHAL Volleyball All-Star 11, Peer Counseling 12; Yearbook Sports Staff 12 Arthur Kimble Corrine Krueger 39 Knit Larry Krutman Responsibility is an art in life; we as students and teenagers seek to master only through years of practice and screw ups; however, if we haven't learned to master this art when we leave, we shall become a screw-up. Varsity Tennis 8-12, Varsity Tennis Captain 11-12, Varsity Golf 8-12, J.V. Basketball 9, Captain 10, Varsity Basketball 11 -12, Jr. Quiz Bowl 7, Quiz Bowl 8-12, Future Problem Solvers 9-10, Olympics of the Mind 7-9, Leo Club 10-11, Jr. Band 7-8, Sr. Band 9-12, S.A.D.D. 11-12, B.O.C.E.S. Gifted and Talented 9-12, Adopt-a-Grandparent Program 7- 12, Prom Committee 11, Tutor 12, Office Aide 12, S.G.A. President 12 Doe Sta Commitment is what changes dreams into reality. It is a word that speaks boldly of your intentions, and the action that speaks louder than words. It is making the time when there is none, time after time, after time. It is what character is made of. It is the power that gets things done. Commitment is the daily triumph of integrity over skepticism. — Shearson Lehman Brothers — Senior Symphonic Band 9-12, Freshman Class President 9, Comet Newspaper Reporter 9-12, Future Problem Solvers 9-11, Teacher's Aide 10- 11, Student Tutor 10-11, Varsity Tennis Team 10- 12, Junior Class Vice-President 11, Intra-Scholastic Social Studies Competition 11, Hertz-LaRuffa Memorial Scholarship Voter 11, Comet Council 11, Peer Counseling 11-12, Youth Organization President 12, S.A.D.D. President 12, Prom Committee 11, Leo Club 10, 11, Focus Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 12 Dora Lawson 40 Stacey Levitan J.J. If at first you don't succeed, blow it up. Skiing 8-12, Golf 8-12, Tennis 10-12, Jr. Band 7-8, Senior Band 7-12, Jazz Band 9-12, Honor Society 11-12 Killer '99 Things aren't always what they seem to be . Chorus 8, Band 7-12, Jazz Band 9-12, Pit Band 10, NYSSMA Band 10, JV Soccer 9-10, Varsity Soccer 12, SGA Delegate 10-12, Quiz Bowl 8-12, Captain 12, Future Problem Solvers 8-10, Leo Club 10-11, Honor Society 10-12, Band Secretary 12, Class Vice President 12, Class Secretary 10-11, Pep Band 12, Yearbook Staff 12 Boyd Lund Scottie It is not the man who has little, but the man who craves more, that is poor JV Basketball 10, JV Baseball 8-10, JV Soccer 8-9, Varsity Basketball 11-12, Varsity Baseball 11-12, Varsity Soccer 10-12, Jazz Band 9-12, Brass Ensemble 10, Quiz Bowl 11-12, Honor Society 10- 12, Senior Band 7-12 Joseph Longo Brian Luster 41 Moe Everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die Track Maureen Mathews Kel The one who does not look forward will look back JV Basketball 9; Captain 10, Tennis 9-12; Captain 12, Band 9-12; President 12, Flute Choir 10, Comet Staff 9-10, JR Quiz Bowl 8, Quiz Bowl 9-12, Battle of the Bulbs 11, Tutor 10, Comet Council 11-12, Thespian Society 12, Honor Society 10-12, Gifted and Talented 9-12, Yearbook Staff 12 When a person is drawing a picture he makes a mistake and erases it. But when a person makes a mistake in life it can't be erased. Ladies Chorus 11-12 Kelly McDermott 42 Carol Nash D.D.N. , Danny D. , Danny Dean What comes around goes around, no matter how hard you try for it not to. Basketball Holliwood So long as we have love, we serve. So long as we are loved by others we are indispensable, and no man is useless while he has a friend. JV Field Hockey 8, Varsity Field Hockey 9, Varsity Volleyball 10-11, JV Basketball 8, Varsity Basketball 9,11,12, Captain 12, Cheerleading 10, Varsity Track 8, JV Softball 9, Band 8-12, Curriculum Committee 11, Chorus 8,11, Yearbook Typing Editor 12, Prom Committee Chairperson 11, Pitt Band 10, Gifted and Talented 10, Honor Society 10-12 Holli Norwood Maverick There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under Heaven: A time to love and a time to hate, a time for war and a time for peace. Ecclesiastes 3:7 Varsity Baseball 8-12, JV Basketball 9-12, Varsity Soccer 12, SADD 9-10, SGA 9-10 Daniel Natale Michael Park 43 Rosie Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow and live for today. Office Aide 10-12, Comet Council 10-12, Library Aide 12, Soccer 9, Chorus 10-12, SADD 12 Penelope Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. You're only young once, but if you do it right, once is enough. Band 9-12, Marching Band 11-12, SADD 12, Soccer Scorekeeper 9,12, Class Secretary 9, Yearbook Business Staff 12, Teacher's Aide 10-12, Office Aide 9,11 Penny Price 44 Nancy Proyect Rabbit And being necessitated to eye the remaining particle of futility are naturally constituted into thoughts of the next world, and cannot decline the consideration of that period, which maketh pyramids pillars of snow, and all that's past a moment. Band 7-12, SADD 12, Peer Counseling 12, Field Hockey Intramurals 9-10, Flute, Chorus 10, 12 Dawn Rasmussen Razz” Love someone totally and faithfully and life won't seem so bad. Field Hockey 7-9, Softball 9, Track 8, Basketball 8 Andy If All The Girls lived across the sea, oh what a swimmer I would be.” Tania Ratner David Rosenbloom “Brandy “Time goes you say? Ah no. Alas, time stays we g°- Track 7-9, Stage Crew 7-8, Senior Symphonic Band 8-12, All-County Band 8,9, 11, Area All- State Band 9-11, Jazz Band 11-12, Clarinet Choir 10, Chorus 9-10, Honor Society 10-12, Quiz Bowl 11-12, Gifted and Talented 11-12, Leo Club 10-11, SGA 7-12, Library Aide 7-12, Tutor 11-12, Science Club 7-9, Thespian Society 9-12, Yearbook Photo Editor 12, Prom Committee 11, Pep Band 12 “Jo Dreams belong to those with the courage to live their lives. — R. Barret — Stage Crew 8,10,12, Thespian Society 9,11-12, Senior Symphonic Band 9-12, Jazz Band 9-12, Chorus 9-12, Quiz Bowl 11-12, Honor Society 10- 12, Gifted and Talented 11-12, Leo Club 10-11, Science Club 7-9, SGA 7-12, Library Aide 7-12, Tutor 11-12, Tennis 12, Yearbook Literary Editor 12, Junior All-County Band 8, Prom Committee 11, Pep Band 12, Jr. Band 7-8 liana Jayne Rosenshein 46 Joanne Rosenshein Sari Rosenshein Jackie Schmick 47 Jonathon Schwartz S.B. We honor our friends and ourselves when we can tell them how we feel. Band 9-12, Tennis 12, Thespian Society 9-11, Yearbook Staff 12 Hey Dudes! These have been the good times and these have been the bad times. Baseball, Thespian Society Shorty Some build castles of precious gems that glisten and bum in the summer sun. Others build castles of stone to protect themselves against the winds of the wilderness. But I build castles of sand that sift into the sea and become alienated to me. 'Crissy “Live, love and laugh. Christine Scott Blondie Live life to your fullest today because there may not be a tomorrow. Steffie God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things 1 can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Science Club 8, Chorus 12, Band 8-9 Tina Sennett 48 Steffanie Simon Sgt. Bone, Bonehead, Fatty, Dude” Oh Dude, I need a drink.” Golf, Skiing, Tennis, Band, SADD Gucci School is just like the backstroke, keep on stroking until you get out. JV Basketball, Varsity Basketball 9-12 Vance Tredo Missy God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Chorus 11-12, Chorus President 12, Cheerleading 11 Matthew Sussman Melissa Ulatoski 49 Tootsie” Nora Lisa Velasquez I will never be all that 1 should be — but that doesn't mean I won't try. Even if I don't come anywhere near the ideal, I can always be satisfied in knowing 1 did the best 1 could. This and only this can I expect of myself.'' JV Volleyball 7-9, Varsity Volleyball 11-12, JV Basketball 9, Varsity Basketball 11-12, Basketball 7-8, Track 7-8, Band 7-8 Veg All my life 1 have been like a boy at the seashore diverting myself in now and then finding a prettier shell or smoother pebble whilst the great ocean of truth lay undiscovered before me. Band 7-12, Class President 8,10, SADD 11-12, Quiz Bowl 8-12, Future Problem Solvers 9-11, Peer Counseling 9-12, Thespian Society 9-12 Steven Vegliante 50 Denise Wallace z'ggy “The beauty of my individuality is overshadowed by the confusion of my situation. Stage Crew 7-8,11-12, Lighting 11-12, Computer Club 11, Comet Council 10, SADD 10-11, Prom Committee 11, AV 7-12, Chorus 7-8,11-12, Yearbook Typing Staff 12, Comet Staff 8,10-11, Band 7-8 James Vincent Zieger IN THE FUTURE Scorr Aaron — Jack Nicklaus's idol Asa Ahlin — World Champion skier Billy Albronda — C.I.A. agent Laurie Andreola — Rock-n-Roll manager Terri Bagailuk — Pre-school teacher Stacey Baker — Physical therapist Dionne Battle — a mother Mike Beam — Tuscan Lowfat yougurt pop salesman Mike Beers — a New York Yankee Penny Berger — owner of Susie's Beauty Shop Chris Bini — a millionaire Tom Brown — the next Norman Bates Clay Bruce — well known Ralph Cannon — computer technician Jeanne Chenier — remover of the national deficit Colleen Cole — beach bum 54 IN THE FUTURE Robin Cole — the wife of o millionaire Anh Dexter — athletic psychologist Andrew Evans- on All-American Georgetown Hoya Kathy Fenshow — owner of Katz's Bakery More Findling — Mountoindole Firechief Beverly Gandy — fashion and interior designer Reuben Gibson — owner of a beer store Brian Gold — owner of a chain of Benetton Mark Gold — a D.J. at Hard Rock Cafe Steve Goldstein — eight time winner of the Daytona 500 Oscar Guererro — a monk Alberto Hernandez — famous artist Mary Holewienko — o nurse Bryan Jones — a preppie Todd Kantor — o narc for the Fallsburg Police Art Kimble — the father of a son named Arthur IN THE FUTURE Ray Kiriakou — the owner of Sherman's Corinne Krueger — owner of Davos Lorry Krufman — a very successful and wealthy man Dora Lawson — a police officer in Maybrook Stacey Levitan — a wealthy business woman on Wall Street Joe Longo — o demolition expert Boyd Lund — a mercenary Brian Luster — valedictorian of his college class Maureen Mathews — Indiana Jones Kelly McDermott — a tourist Danny Natale — short Holli Norwood — mayor of New York City Mike Pork — the next Peter Pan Roosevelt Payton — a naval officer Penny Price — a nurse in New York Nancy Proyect — a social studies teacher in F.C.H.S. 56 IN THE FUTURE Dawn Rasmussen — head nurse at Community General Hospital Tania Ratner — a professional floutist David Rosenbloom — a computer technician liana Rosenshein — a street corner musician in Greenwich Village Joanne Rosenshein — Jacque Cousteau's second in command Sari Rosenshein — owner of a candy store Jackie Schmick — a purple martian J. T. Schwartz — an accountant Christine Scott — living Matt Sussman — owner of Coors Brewery Vance Tredo — Rookie-of-the-Year for Syracuse Melissa Ulatoski — manager of Jamesway in Monticello Steve Vegliante — a Supreme Court Justice who is a soldier of fortune Nora Velasquez — living in Puerto Rico Denise Wallace — a 5 star general James Zieger — Admiral Zieger 57 i emembtt . Tania wore her pants backwards “Making Out in the Reference Section of the library “Could it be Satan? James Z. asked every female in the class for a date. It rained cats and dogs on prom night Mr. Conway found underwear in the project room and announced “Now whoever this belongs to, don't be embarrassed — you can get it from me after class. Boyd L. and Stacey L. announced their wedding vows in sixth grade. J. T. was in love with Debbie Rothchild All the boys in swimming dropped pens, so the girls could bend to pick them up — and they could get a peek. I know you are, but what am I? Nancy P. was in love with Mark G. Nancy P. and Stacey L. walked in on Mark Sedlack and Lynn — Nancy felt Squidless. John Rauch threatened Brian G. when he thought that Brian had taken advantage of Stacey L. “Brian G., could you tell us what went on at Larry K's party? Benny the Beauty — Blasts off at Apollo J. T. got kicked out of both of Mr. Thompson's classes. I really don't think it's necessary to kick Brian G. out of class Mr. Thompson — Really, it was all my fault! — J.T.S. Ms. Greer's warped sense of humor The Foster family . .. Mr. Whidden proudly announced that he was looking forward to going on the class trip with us. Anh D. punched a wall because Nancy P. called her names. Watching only a certain genre of movies in the A. V. Room Blaming Graffiti on the 7th graders At Nancy P's Sweet 16, Brian G. asked both Nancy and Kelly M. to the prom. 60 Semember ©ben The many Montie men Horse Lovers Inc. Mr. Whidden called a meeting with the Yearbook Staff and didn't show. Yes you can but you may not! John Smith founded Jamestown Kelly M. sent Mary H. poems in Calc. Playing with toy tractors in Physics Joanne pointed to her cranium and said Cumulous We lost all of the Remember Whens We learned how to cook in 6th grade, and then failed Home Ec. Scott A. washed Joanne R's hair, shirt, etc. on prom day Todd K. blew up a beaker in Science Club We made pink eyed flies A.D. — Wanaksink Lake — S.L. We attempted to finish Peanutbutter Shakes The entire band went to HOJO's after a concert Joseph L. went home with Stacey L's car keys HOJO's lost their bananas Jeanne C., Marc K., Joanne R. and D.P. were best friends 20 people ate lunch together The Jazz Band only wanted to play Jellybean and Birdland The Air Force Band played the theme to Dallas and Kelly M. jumped up and sang along Kelly M's doorbell rang to the theme of Notre Dame Sari R's car had no dents We had to figure out odds and evens for layout, and couldn't We all sang camp songs Class Couple: Penny Berger, Reuben Gibson Most Popular: Robin Cole, Mark Gold Most Atheletic: Brian Luster, Corinne Krueger Best Partiers: Tania Ratner, Bryan Jones 62 Best Looking: Colleen Cole, Scott Aaron Class Clown: Steve Goldstein, Sari Rosenshein T) rider jC( oue junior rom IMay 16, 1986 64 King Scott Aaron crowns Queen Terri Bagailik tfuni §tjim j ir The Junior Prom this year was a smash! The evening began at the Krutman residence where Larry served as host of the cocktail party. Pictures were taken, compliments were exchanged and fun was had by all. Later, the Juniors met at Bemie's for the actual formal prom. The room was beautiful! The black and silver city theme psyched us up for a night to remember. The menu consisted of Chinese and Italian cuisine followed by make your own sundaes. Music Man cranked the tunes that we danced to. Then we heard a drumroll. It was time for Mrs. Cohen to announce the Royal Court. Members of the Queen's court were Holli Norwood, Anh Dexter, Robin Cole, and Stacey Levitan. The 1986 Prom Queen and King were Terri Bagailik and Scott Aaron. Both were stunning! Royal Court: Robin Cole Ann Dexter Holli Norwood, Stacey Levitan ors m e r t om Terri and Scott danced to the theme Tender Love. The clock struck twelve and the Prom was over . . . BUT THE NIGHT WAS STILL YOUNG!! After various attempts of outdoor recreation in Hurleyville were unsuccessful (due to the rain) we headed for dry land. While some found shelter in the Town of Thompson, others found it at the Levitan's house. Breakfast followed sunrise in Stacey's living room where more pictures were taken. The prom weekend was over, but the prom fun lasted through a week of looking at, looking for, borrowing, stealing, passing, and trading prom pictures. I Settian. '£ fia£i£e Name Weakness Scott Aaron tan blondes with blue eyes Asa Ahlin butter pecan ice cream Billy Albronda drugs Laurie Andreola Tickle Pink Terri Bagailuk unicorns Stacey Baker Patrick Ewing Dionne Battle Carlie Mike Beam Michael Beers candy Penny Berger Reuben G. Chris Bini girls Danny Bischert girls in bikinis Tom Brown the bottle Ralph Cannon none Jeanne Chenier trying to do too many things at once Colleen Cole muscular Latin men Robin Cole J. Brewer Katrina Cross cute guys Laura Decker Bruce Strain Pet Peeve Pastime Saugerties High School golf syrup skiing bad mouthed girls hanging out misconceptions about Heavy Metal rock concerts and partying business classes cutting school snotty stuck ups sleeping chewing with mouth open partying the Mets arguing with Mr. Stieglitz Bryan J. hanging with the crew J.A.P.s sleep hot beer and cold women driving nerds and scoops partying until morning Robert C. Basketball insensitive people getting into difficult situations those who ruin good times partying hardy McDLT party hearty stuck-up people nursing J.A.P.s eating, sleeping and cleaning Most Noted For winning MHAL title Swedish accent his brush writing words to rock songs coming to everyone's rescue craziness grouchiness nose the car that never runs sleepin in Mrs. Bradshaw's class smoking taking advantage of not as yet tutoring others hanging out being late smiling being spoiled 66 Senear ’P'K cCe Name Weakness Anh Dexter men Andrew Evans none Jackie Feldman John B. Kathy Fenshaw guys Marc Findling salami sandwich Robbie Fore Mr. Thompson's class Beverly Gandy Snickers Reuben Gibson Grand Ams Brian Gold Benetton Mark Gold records Steve Goldstein Brooklyn Oscar Guerrero Judy Hunter Bonnie Hamilton black haired blue eyed guys Renay Hannold cute guys Richard Hendricks girls Alberto Hernandez loves greatest desire Kathy Hernandez green eyes Mary Holewienko Vanilla Swiss Almond Brian Jones women Todd Kantor winter Arthur Kimble Money Ray Kiriakou hot VW's Corinne Krueger horses and pickles Pet Peeve Pastime those who think they are but aren't sports drugs being with Sharon school partying two timers cutting school waiting for people skiing grades 7-11 basketball rumors reading sleeping and eating warm Bud partying his disciples hanging with Scott and Sco Brian G. Rockin the house Sullivan County singin' in the halls Boston Celtics, L.A. Lakers chillin with B.G. game shows gossiping stuck-ups Jackie homework sleeping prices to pay rearranging music J.A.P. impersonators gossiping Donald being with best friends prudes H.M. B.J. ATV and skiing liver building models slow cars racing cars traffic on the way to school skiing Most Noted For her hair and long jon's basketball her chest causing trouble being shy various girlfriends nice ways and craziness being with Penny B. ball handling fighting with J.N. brushing hair dominating basketball games being sarcastic back talk borrowing poetry and art eating candy talking like Pebbles wearing shades What's up dude? being quiet drinking Miller the Shuttle 67 Name Se t Weakness i l P Pet Peeve {tCe Pastime Most Noted For Larry Krutman ”42-22-36'' phonies basketball his bag Stacey Levitan my sister feet burning the candle at both ends knowing everything about everyone Joe Longo explosives geniuses horror films pranks Boyd Lund young girls losing arguments terror his hair styles Brian Luster pretty girls S.S., ugly girls basketball not studying, good temper Maureen Mathews muscled stomachs judging people fighting with Dawn R. surprising those who think she's quiet Kelly McDermott ice cream the Mets Notre Dame football her dad Carol Nash cute guys J.A.P.s Gary back talk Daniel Natale girls who don't wear bras stuck-up girls doing the right thing playing it kool Holli Norwood N.Y.C. upstate N.Y. picking on people being late Mike Park certain 11th grade girls losing sectionals preparing for the future being funny Roosevelt Payton Jr. tall pretty girls being called Franklin basketball giving N.P. a bath Penny Price David Monday being with David being moody Nancy Proyect Paul M. losing soccer sectionals driving to Parksville Being an airhead Dawn Rasmussen Chris and chocolate picking on the handicapped Chris being different Tania Ratner chocolate immaturity being with Ralph dirty looks Angelo Rittaco 68 Name Sett Weakness ion Pet Peeve 'iieo Pastime Most Noted For David Rosenbloom girls accounting daydreaming working hard liana Rosenshein my twin, sausage pizza haters of Elvis and The Beatles wondering what to do being confused Joanne Rosenshein pepperoni pizza, my twin Elvis and The Beatles a little of ev'rything, not much of anything insanity Sari Rosenshein mint chocolate chip ice cream E.G. and Donald best friends gum Jackie Schmick guys snotty people C.B. and reading sticking her tongue out J.T. Schwartz sexy girls rejection wanting girls con artist Christine Scott nice bods school pizza gossiping changing hair color Tina Sennett cute guys stuck-ups Tony being quiet Steffani Simon guys and food two faced people phone red hair Matthew Sussman Trans Am Puritanism driving Trans Am Coors Vance Tredo not saying no drugs and alcohol trying to stay out of trouble basketball Melissa Ulatoski Mr. Nuccio 7th graders hanging with L.W., E.T., And P.B. eating chocolate in class Steve Vegliante Ft. Lauderdale Concord security skiing being caught by Concord security Nora Velasquez Jose O. smoking sleeping smiling Denise Wallace Robbie two faced people partying Nora's best friend James Zeiger Pink Floyd trivial problems getting caught excuses 69 JiNIM IAY 70 GDNE BUT NDT FORGOTTEN Lisa Suarez, Billy Everet, Naomi Moore, Clinton Conklin, Jen- nifer McNeil, India Finn, Tony Howarth, Michael Stein, Michael Gleed, Sandra Joseph, Fawn Galli, Ann Wun- ner, Felicia Allen, Melissa Gager, Christie Hurley, Tania Rec, Noel Ramandi, Loni Banon, Clarence Smalls, Nancy Rault, Kelly McCallister, Krishni Duffy, Krishna Lee, Robbie Feigen- baum, Tom Maloney, Paul Shedenhelm, Terry Brown, Gloria Beech, Paula Weiss, Loreen Hoffman, Steven Grund, Amy Jones, Joe Hole- wienko, Karen Houghtailing, An- thony Guzman, Tom- my Babula, Lori Talmadge, Bonnie Rome, Edna D'ad- dezio, Raymond Grim, Dominica Volpe, Lisa Peterson, John Wall- ing, Dawn Johnson, Russell Houghtailing, Sally Dailey, James Latour, Patricia Brad- ford, Lisa Schmitz, Melissa Pomell, Cyn- thia Maynard, Rufus Hackett, Philip Waldron, Jaycilyn Frederick, John Curry, Kathy Hoosac, Michelle Lewis, Patti Schmall, Lisa Weeks, Jason Ratner, Brian Caywood, Adam Maresca, Marco Rec, Dora Lawson, Alan Halsey, Brett Lawitz, Ed Bini, George Fischer, Tobey DeGraw, Peter Michaels, Desmond Brown, Jason Arm- stead, Chris Armstead, George Lewis, Sean Cupples, Gloria Velez, Jeri Avery, Marcus Suarez, Jesus Suarez, Billy Stanton, Fay Brown, Wendy Ivory, Steven Glasser, James Conklin, Bonnie Con- klin, Lori Hendricks, Marc (SPIKE) Kornblau Mkhis 6 ALBUMS 7OR 1 CENT I Gotcha! tnh,— i FLASHING HOT STUFF UUUlJ W No pain, no gain £h Cre larron’s Regents Exams nd Answers ‘love rwho’s that] winner m__ Graduation greatl Give me confidence!”!_ _______si S wonderful time] ex for the wrong reasons he Original of Our Time Don’t expect too much right away. 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Always in fashion ‘ FASHION FLICKS TAUCSchooI's out lopping AssignmentLEviTAi| Mousse....................................................................................................$3.00 Private College.........................................................................................$10,000 S.U.N.Y..................................................................................................$1,500 Eighth .................................................................................................$30.00 Gum........................................................................................................$.40 Bazooka....................................................................................................$.03 Rolls Royce............................................................................................$110,000 Lambourgini ...........................................................................................$125,000 Pencil.....................................................................................................$.25 Mr. Duncan Pen.............................................................................................$.25 Cliff's Notes.............................................................................................$3.50 Notebook..................................................................................................$1.25 Concert Ticket...........................................................................................$20.00 New York Times.............................................................................................$.35 Batteries AA..............................................................................................$2.25 Dozen Bagels..............................................................................................$3.00 12 Duncan Donuts..........................................................................................$2.89 60 Munchkins..............................................................................................$3.19 Toll......................................................................................................$1.00 G.Q.......................................................................................................$3.00 3 Hanes T's............................................................................................. $8.00 Quart of J.D.............................................................................................$10.00 Benetton Shirt...........................................................................................$42.00 Loaf of Bread..............................................................................................$.70 Gallon of Gas.............................................................................................$1.00 Reeboks..................................................................................................$40.00 Album.....................................................................................................$8.99 Gold (oz.)..............................................................................................$425.00 Slice of Pizza.............................................................................................$.85 Can of Coke................................................................................................$.65 An Eight Ball...........................................................................................$250.00 Bottle Deposit.....................................;..................................................... $.05 Bandanna..................................................................................................$1.25 Class Ring..............................................................................................$150.00 Film.................................................................................................... $3.65 Hershey Bar................................................................................................$.60 Pint of Haagen-Dasz.......................................................................................$2.00 Yearbook.................................................................................................$18.50 HairCut..................................................................................................$15.00 Gallon of Milk............................................................................................$2.15 A Dozen Eggs..............................................................................................$1.10 Chipwich..................................................................................................$1.25 . Deposit on a Keg.........................................................................................$50.00 Braces...................................................................................................$1,600 Sales Tax....................................................................................................7% Magazine..................................................................................................$2.95 Swatch Watch.............................................................................................$30.00 Drinking Age.................................................................................................21 6 Pack of Bud............................................................................................ $3.42 School Lunch..............................................................................................$1.00 Telephone Call........................................................................................... $.25 Cigarettes................................................................................................$1.25 Freihoffers...............................................................................................$2.49 Class Dues...............................................................................................$50.00 A Cup of Coffee............................................................................................$.40 Theatre Ticket...........................................................................................$50.00 Cheeseburger...............................................................................................$.89 6 Piece Chicken McNuggets.................................................................................$1.89 Class Officers of 1987 President — Robin Cole Vice President — Boyd Lund Treasurer — Jeanne Chenier Secretary — Terri Bagailuk Artist at work Get that thin8 away from me Which one did Todd hide the beer in? Shall we dance? Semember W n ... Scott A. was 99.9% sure Keith D. pulled the TV cable out of Jackie F.'s apartment and the whole apartment building lost their TV's Stacey L.'s Saturday party, the one no one remembered afterward Brian G. told everyone that he wasn't a virgin in fourth grade Nancy P. fell in the Neversink River while getting the class picture taken: assisted by Rosie P. Fuzzy Duck? Ducky Fuzz ... The Falls Mr. Rush's uncheatable tests James Z. set the bathroom on fire Spike was a J.A.P. Spike ran away Quarters rules Up With People made their debut Stacey L„ Kelly M„ and Brian G. sang Beasts of England for extra credit in Mr. Stieglitz's class Mr. Damico put Todd K. in his cage We all told jokes about Mr. Mintz Step on the crack — you break your mother's back . . . Step on the line — you look like Frankenstein! Don Albert came to the elementary school to lecture against drugs Numbers — the ultimate game Mr. Rush Called Steve Vegetable. Kelly M. knocked down the book shelves in Conway's class Mrs. Barr made Boyd L. sit under the TV Ms. Hirschenhart told Todd Kantor to segregate. Mr. Duncan replied Du Dum-Du Dump! Oscar was a smart Spic Kelly M. never understood anything the first time Bonny H.'s pet name: Bonz Mr. Pregot's lisp and perm We fought to go to art in the hall Mr. Conway's hamster ran away Larry K's blue bomber When Larry K. was on time for homeroom? Nah! When Dominica emptied two lunch rooms When Dawn R. hid Dominica V. in Mr. Dungan's Art room Mr. Cooperman's and Mr. Tollin's ties Cooking with Conway Signing each others parents names on swimming excuses for Mr. Halchack Sari R. had an ice skating party on her pond Hobby time with Mr. Conway Math games with Mr. Conway Sari R.'s ponytail Kathy Hoosac, Anh D., and Tania R. climbed to the catwalk and on top of the roof. Brian L. and Steve V. fell asleep in Mr. Levy's class — only Steve V. got in trouble. Mr. Foster wouldn't touch Nancy P.'s shirt with a ten foot pole. Todd slept in the bathtub in Vermont Prom night at the falls, in the pouring rain The toga party in Penny's room — in Vermont Terry B. locked her car keys in her trunk, 45 minutes away from home Mr. Thompson kicked Terri B. out of class Chris B. stuck his hand in a glob of paint and didn't know it Mike B. put a Scope coupon on Mr. Isaacs' desk in reading Brian J. crawled on the floor to get a note and Mrs. Kaufman smacked his rear with a ruler 78 Wt member Hlljcn .. Inky K. and Dawn R. ran around the elementary cafeteria singing Everybody thinks we're crazy ... Everybody thinks we're nuts Todd K. posed for a picture with Robin C.'s teddy bear Everyone yelled at Mr. Halchack because the pool was so gross Sari R. got a referral every gym period from Mrs. Grossman Brian G. used to call Anh D. Butch Fascinating games of Run, Catch, Kiss The Two Awsome Volleyball players from Sweden WHIP ITS How Stacey L. fought with Dr. Salvi over Junior Day, and when she finally got permission, only ten people dressed accordingly Anh D. died her hair orange, pink, blonde, red, and part black Sari R. got kicked out of Business Law, and couldn't return without her parents Mr. Levy's coffee cup Anh's Sit-in in the lobby We all cut College Day and went for breakfast at Poppins Mr. Duncan asked Mike P. what he thought of farmers, and Mike replied They're outstanding in their field. Mr. Duncan's economics class had a discussion sensitivity Mr. Duncan sang Little Boxes to his economics class Todd K. ran across the street, touched a tree, and ran back — in his underwear Robin C. and Corrine K. just happened to be absent on the same days We all spent $50.00 on Valentine carnations so no one would get jealous Crossways after the band concerts The bell that was always a buzzer S.G.'s SCAMP The 3:30 bus that always came at 4:00 Getting caught in the halls with a counterfeit pass We got caught leaving to go to Poppins during homeroom by Dr. Salvi Planning the prom Larry K. thought there were Buffalo in England Mel stopped M.S. from walking into walls in Sugarbush Mrs. Bradshaw gave up teaching for a career in Beanhauling B.L. yelled, Oh my G-d, my hands are soo big Stacey L. and Matt S. finally became friends S.L. and L.A. spent four hours working towards a deadline Kelly M. said munster instead of monster Holli N. threw up all over her English mid-term Cheating on the New York State physical fitness tests Brady Bunch, clogs, Rapper's Delight , and John Travolta were our favorites Stacey L. had to explain Judy Blume to Todd K. in fifth grade Holli N. was in love with Michael Jackson, and Prince K.M.-W.G.O.A.M.H.-S.L. Everyone hated Mr. Cooperman's class with a passion American History — the only subject that almost everyone liked Trying to convince the teacher not to count the last pop quiz and to drop our lowest grade Mr. Coopreman went skiing and everyone sprayed him with snow Everyone handed Mr. Neiderman's essays in late Sari R. loved Bucky Dent Sari R. was a Tom-boy Stacey L. joined Little League so she could be with Boyd Sandra Joseph taught everyone how to hold their breath long enough to turn blue 79 YEARBOOK EDITORS YEARBOOK ADVISOR: Mr. Kasofsky EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Stacey Levitan LAYOUT EDITOR: Laurie Andreola TYPING EDITOR: Holli Norwood t P Literary Staff: Brian Gold Photo Staff: Todd Kantor Layout Staff: Terri Bagaliak Layout Staff: Penny Berger 81 Should I smack her? I'm happy! STUDY HALL!! Oh my God Jingle Bells Mike please!! I didn't doit. Quick, while he's not looking. ALOHA WHADD’YA SAY?? SCOTT A. — THAT HAS TO BE THE MOST INCREDIBLE GIRL I HAVE EVER SEEN. ASA A. — WHAT IS THIS MEAN? LAURIE A. — THIS IS TRUE. TERRI B. —COME ON. STACEY B. — WHAT? WHATCHA SAY? DIONNE B. — GET OUTTA HERE! MIKE BEAM — WHAT UP MAN? PENNY B. — COOL RALPH C. —THAT’S LIFE. JEANNE C. — I DON’T KNOW. COLLEEN C. — DON’T HASSLE IT. ROBIN C. — I'M UPSET. KATRINA C. — YO! ANH D. — NOTHING, I’M JUST IN ANOTHER ONE OF MY WITCHY MOODS. KATHY F. — FORGET IT!! MARC F. — SOUNDS GOOD TO ME. BEVERLY G. — WHATEVER. BRIAN G. — DON’T TOUCH MY ( ?! ) RAY-BANS!! MARK G. — DAMN!! I LOOK GOOD!! STEVEN G. — YO! NORA, I NEED A PEN! OSCAR G. — THAT’S THE FUNKY JAMMIE!! RENAY H. — WHAT’S UP BABE? KATHY H. — HEY DUDE. MARY H. — NO WAY, GET OUTTA TOWN. BRYAN J. — MEGGA! TODD K. — AYE, WHAT’S UP DUDE? CORINNE K. — I’M SO PSYCHED. LARRY K. — WAIT, CAN YOU REPEAT THAT? 86 WHADD’YA SAY?? PINKY L. — WHAT’S UP! STACEY L. — THIS IS AMAZING ... LET'S GET PSYCHED!! JOSEPH L. — BUT WHAT IF ... BOYD L. — GET AWAY FROM ME! BRIAN L. — YOU'VE GOTTA BE KIDDING MEM MAUREEN M. — HA, HA, FUNNY, FUNNY. KELLY M. — I DON’T UNDERSTAND! HOLLI N. — YO, CHECK IT OUT!! MIKE P. — CAN WE HAVE STUDY HALL? ROOSEVELT P. — WHAT’S UP? PENNIE P. — BIG DEAL. NANCY P. — STACEY, I’M TOTALLY CONFUSED AND I REALLY DON’T THINK YOU CARE. DAWN R. — SCUDA TANIA R. — QUE SERA SERA DAVID R. — I CAN’T BELIEVE IT! I LANA R. — I THINK NOT. JOANNE R. — C’EST LA VIE. SARI R. — YA GOTTA FIGURE JACKIE S. — WHATEVER JONATHON S. — DUDE CRISSY S. — WHAT?! TINA S. — BEATS THE HECK OUT OF ME. STEFFANIE S. — WHAT’S UP? MELISSA U. — GET OUTTA HERE!! STEVEN V. — WHAT ARE WE DOING THIS WEEKEND? 'JORA V. — YEAH?? 5ENISE W. — UM... IAMESZ. — SURE 87 Passing Fancies Chinese Jump Rope Chinese Checkers Chinese Jacks Snoopy Prince and The Revolution Blondie Miss Mary Mack Spit — the card game Stratigo Atari Pac - Man Clogs Jordache Leg Warmers Pro Keds Gauchos Knickers Combs in pockets Sassons Nikes Painters Caps Break dancin’ Slouch Socks Oversized Sweaters Baseball Jerseys John Travolta Gauze Material Purple Knee Hi Soda M A S H Lanyard Boxer Shorts Candy Rings Life Saver Lollipops Banana Clips Clippies No Socks Roller Skating Members Only Jackets O-ring Bracelets Guess Jeans Gasoline Jeans 13C Stamps Hula Hoops Bowling Swatch Watches Bike-A-Thons Neon Colors Reeboks Printed Shoe Laces Headbands Plaid Army Jackets Mini Skirts Benetton Little League Gumby Rainbow Jewlery Unicorns Collegiate Sweaters Friendship Pins Tie Dye 92 CLASSICS Stairway to Heaven Piano Man Fur Elise Lonesome Loser Hotel California Rapper's Delight Paradise By The Dashboard Light Beat IT In The Air Tonight Don't Stop Believing Faithfully Crazy For You Hair Hey Jude Jellybean Touch Me Babe Open Arms Moonshadow Memories The Way We Were Crazy Train Back In Black Beasts of England Shout Jump We Are Family Celebration Summer Of '69 Happy Trails Jukebox Hero Escape Best Of Times Cats in the Cradle Annie's Song Sunrise Sunset Comfortably Numb Lola Notre Dame Theme Born In The U.S.A. Hungry Like the Wolf Rock Me Amadeus Leader of the Band Tender Love Light My Fire Overture 1812 Ebony and Ivory Abracadabra Eye of the Tiger Flashdance Rocky The Wall — Part II Daydream Believer 1999 On Wisconsin Mrs. Bradshaw — a bean hauling truck Mrs. Baron — an empty hallway Mrs. Beairsto — steady class Mr. Beard — a Bonsai tree Mrs. Berger — a principal's job Miss Bogan — students who show up for extra help Mrs. Catalano — a bonafide Honor Society function Mr. Cecil — vacation time Mrs. B. Cohen — a responsible class Mrs. C. Cohen — a “crib sheet lesson plan Mr. Cooperman — his own room in the twentieth corridor Mrs. Cumbie — a desk for the cafeteria Mr. J. Davies — an empty in-school room Mr. D. Davies — an unexploited A.V. room Mr. Duncan — Potato Salad Mr. Dungan — a class that doesn't complain Mr. Feinstein — seniors who don't cut homeroom Ms. Greer — Doan's pills Mrs. Grossman — a new yearbook picture Mrs. Halchak — a new change box for use in basketball games Mr. Halchak — newspapers for driver ed. class Mrs. Hilf — a class with excellent penmanship Mr. Isaacs — a moustache twirler Mrs. Kalter — a years supply of hairpins Mr. Kasofsky — a super challenging crossword puzzle Mrs. Kasofsky — all the supplies she'll ever need Mrs. Lacon — More Big Sisters and Brothers Mr. Levine — volunteer captains Mr. Levy — a gnu for his wall Mr. Marsden — R.O.C.I. Mr. McDermott — an empty office Mrs. McFadden — her own room Mr. Mednick — a planning calendar Mrs. Mills — a business class Mrs. Millstein — permission to give out aspirin Mrs. Nold — a panic button Mr. Nuccio — designated chorus practice time Mrs. Park — a solo ride to school Mr. Park — his own stand-up comedy show Mr. Primack — a Rolls-Royce driver's ed car Mrs. Rada — a student who will return a borrowed pencil Mrs. Raymond — customers for the school store Mr. Rosenshein — an original name Mr. Rush — uncheatable exams Mrs. Sheard — updated college catalogues Mr. Stieglitz — an all male class Mr. Thompson — an accounting test that balances Mr. Tollin — a defraction grating tie Mr. Topper — a passing honors class Mr. VanVleet — Mork from Ork's suspenders Mrs. Walsh — her own room Mr. Weiner — muscles Mr. Whidden — a ticket to Aruba for Memorial Day weekend Mrs. Ziter — a healthy year 95 VARSITY SOCCER TEAM Top Left: C. Gamble, T. Brown, B. Luster, R. Lungen, J. Tyler, B. Kaplan, B. Lund, J. Van Vleet, J. Rivas, J. Choen, F. Cardona, E. Zukowitz, F. Parada, B Houston, M. Parada, J. Levner. Camera Shy: J. Berger, A. Goldberg, Coach Marsden. SENIORS 100 Tom Brown, Brian Luster, Boyd Lund JV SOCCER TEAM Left Back: Bruce I., Carlos J., Jo L., Dennis M„ Rocco B., Andy F., Andy K., Steve T., Khary T., Jon T., Coach D. Left Front: David C, Ryan N., Richard I., Poncho J., Carlos M„ James T., Matt C, Chris S., Yuri B. VOLLEYBALL Back: Kelly B., Shanon O. Middle: Julian P., Randi P., Anh P. Bottom: Corrine K., Debra O., Robin C. J.V Back: K. Hartman, S. Krisel, A. Ahlin, K. Tyler, M. Graner, R. McKenny, K. Park. SENIORS Seniors: Robin Cole, Corrine Krueger, Anh Dexter, Nora Velasquez 101 GOLF Coach Levy, Scott Aaron, Matt Sussman, Larry Krutman, Joe Longo, Jarred Collins, Matt Ingber, Nathan Steingart, Glenn Kasof- sky, Scott Saperstein, Adam Paige Seniors: Scott A., Matt S.,Larry K., Joe L. CROSS COUNTRY 102 Coach Cecil, Mike Beers, Jimmy Maday, Walter Van Vleet, Noel Fox, John Zukowitz, Doug Shaw Seniors: Mike B. BOYS VARSITY SKI TEAM GIRLS VARSITY SKI TEAM Elisa I., Sheryl K., Dawn C, Asa A. Camera Shy: Corinne K, Missy I. SENIORS Joseph Longo Corrine Krueger 103 A sa Ahlin Left Back: Coach; Van Vleet, Larry K., Timmy P., Tom B., Vance T., Mike R, SENIORS 104 Larry Krutman, Pinky Leib, Tom Brown, Vance Tredo, Brian Luster, Roosevelt Payton osevelt P., Coach., Levine. Front: Chris G., Pinky L., Eric P., Brian L., Rob M. J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM Back: Chris C., Jared C, Alex P., Andy K., Craig R., Matt R., Coach Levine. Front: Jon T., Dennis M., Bruce I., Andy F., Jerry S. Camera Shy: Darryl P., Gary S. 105 VARSITY Top: Bunky H. Middle: Merri G., Bev G., Irma G. Coach Nevins. Bottom: Regina M., Tamaika K., Stacey O. erLE Ad J.V. SENIORS SENIOR: Beverly Gandy 106 Merissa K., Cheryl M., Kathy B., Coach Sandy, Andrea C., Christy C. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Left Back: Sue R., Karen G., Robin C, LeTanya L., Julianne P., Ishmael B. Front: Captains; Anh D., Holli N. Seniors: Anh Dexter, Holli Norwood, Robin Cole Left Back: Coach Weiner, Kelly B., Erica)., Aida T., Michelle G., Janis V. 107 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Julie Newberg Debbie Brcsky, Joanne Rosenshein, Jody Proyect, Meka Davis. Jessica Feldmen, Lisa Kirtack, Jamie Lachterman Chris Solov Sari Rosenshein SU LeStan eU hfcDemott'oMch jOTln Ka� fi M de enkoUSZ” C°hen' PaSCal Tuf°' Mary EM' S e li,z' SENIORS 108 Stacey Levitan, Kelly McDermott, Joanne Rosenshein, Mary Holewienko, Sari Rosenshein Boys Varsity Tennis Team Left Back: Scott S., Matt S., Larry K., Chris S. Front: Joe L, Coach; Mr. Tollin, Johnathan T. Camera Shy: Richard)., Matt J., Nathan S. Seniors: Left Center: Matt Sussman. Right Center: Larry Krutman. Left Front: Joseph Longo. 109 VARSITY BASEBALL Left Back: Rick H., Sean N., John T., Eddie Z., Mike Park., Bruce I., Steve V. Camera Shy: Alex G., Coach Halchak, Coach Marsden. 110 Seniors: Richard Hendricks, Michael Park, Steve Vegliante, J. T. Schwartz VARSITY SOFTBALL Left Back: Jamie L., Jill R., Eleanor D., Debra O'Neil. Front: Anh D., Randi P., Angela K. Camera Shy: Robin c., Sophie K., Kim T., Jennifer D., Rachel S. PL ease J4ere 112 IJour tutoqrapli, ease 113 Siqn on the 1dotted rHi ne 114 115 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Left: Sean N., John T„ Brian L., Larry K., Joe L., Tom B., Eleanor D., Debbie B., liana R., Joanne R., Debra O., Julie N., Kelly M., Holli N., Jeanne C., Boyd L. SENIORS Back Left: Tom B., Brian L., Larry K., Joe L., Boyd L., Joanne R., Kelly M., Holli N., Jeanne C., liana R. 116 COMET NEWSPAPER Top Row, Left: Jill R., Mary B., Eleanor D., Tim P. 3rd Row, Left: Shannon O., Chris S., Deborah O., Randi P., Jamie L., Sonaya R., Aman- da M. 2nd Row: John W., Peggy B„ Brian B., Beth A., Jocelyn L., Tamatha B. Bottom Row: Heather R., Elizabeth R., Andnanna G., Mrs. F. B„ Jackie P., Caryn J., Jennifer L., Tracey M. Camera Shy: Chris B., Bonnie R., Brian G. Seniors: Stacey Levitan, Larry Krutman, Kelly McDermott Advisor: Mrs. Berger 117 THESPIAN SOCIETY Top Left: Paul T., Rocco B., Jon C., Harris W., Tim P., Larry K., Eleanor D., Robin C, Randi P. Middle: liana R., Merri G., Kelly M., Jill R., Sherri G., J.T.S., Scott A., Ed Z., Richard J., Joanne R. Front: Missy I., John Z., Anh D., Julie N. Top Left: Kelly McDermott, liana Rosenshein, J. T. Schwartz, Larry Krutman, Anh Dexter, Scott Aaron, Robin Cole, Steve Vegliante, Joanne Rosenstein, Mrs. Kasofsky. 118 M. Stollman, L. Krutman, R. Lungen SENIOR HIGH CHORUS SENIORS Steffanie Simon, Joanne Rosenshein, liana Rosenshein, Laurie Andreola, Colleen Cole, Kathy Fenshaw, Terri Bagaliuk, Anh Dexter. Camera Shy: James Zieger, Robin Cole, Roosevelt Payton, Melissa Vlatoski, Tania Ratner. Director: Dorian Nuccio 119 Top Row: Steve V., Boyd L. 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Judith Zakarin 434-4430 • Congratulations Class of 1987 from Fallsburg Lumber Co., Inc. ■434-6161 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 Murry's Dry Cleaners Shirt Laundry So. Fallsburg, N.« 12779 (914) 434-55l B Murry and Rosalind Pavloff Best of Luck Class of 1987 Harvey's Restaurant N.Y.S. Lottery So. Fallsburg, A en I Smith's Shoes So. Fallsburg NIKE — CONVERSE — P REEBOK — ADIDAS — PE Nurse Mates -fc- Roc Sports Softfcpots Best of Luck to Class of 1987 Comer Drug Store Main St. So. Fallsburg, N .Y. 434-7234 Best Wishes 1 Salon Family Best Wishes and Continued Success to Larry and the Class of 1987 The Cohens Solomon, Ruth, Julie, Amy, Dawn Stollman Fish Co., Inc. Wholesale Fish • Appetizers • Provisions 310 Broadway Monticello, N.Y. 12701 794-1800 Congratulations and Best Wishes To j Anh ly j And dye Class ofl987 ' Tove, m The Dexters Anh, Walter, Eleanor, Bruce, Elizabeth | $Best Wishes To the Class of 1987 Action Vidio Monticello, N.Y. Class of 1987 Duso Steel Supply n Grocery Fresh t-flee HAAF-N-HAAF Rt. 52 Loch Sheldrake, N.Y. Laundry 130 Open 7 Days 7 A.M.-10 P.M. Deli Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1987 MERRELL-BENCO AGENCY INC. P.O. BOX DNTICELLO, N.Y. 1270 796-1500 'Complete Insurance Service” - rr ri YITS AUTO SALES � SERVICES GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1987 Bernie's Holiday Restaurant ESP JEWELRY 234 BROADWAY EXPERT REPINISH1NG-BODY Ac FENDER REPAIRS -GLASS REPLACEMENT MONT1CELLO, NY 12701 FALLSBURG. NY PHONE, (914) 434-6280 GLENN AND PATTI KESSLER l.ii 132 (914)434-4023 FRANK STRATTON Owner Operator FRANK STRATTON'S SERVICE CENTER AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR 24 HOUR TOWING IV� MAIN ST. GRIFF DR. SO. FALLSBURG, NY 12779 T Congratulations HlS ToThe Class Of 1987 Chris And Mikel Stratton 1ST? EaJonO Congratulations Terri And The Class of 1987 Wilson Omni Bus Corp. Hurleyville, N.Y. 12747 The Marls CONGRATULATION FROM THE ; ' WOODRIDGE LIQUOR STORE WINE — LIQUOR — GIFTS 434-7881 L Roberta And M Frank Smith 1 Paul Kehrlei “ k Congratulations Kathy Mostly Books jm 121 Broadway Monticello, N.Y. 794-5070 Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 Congratulations Terry III Guys Concrete Inc. Hurleyville, N.Y. 12747 434-8660 -WH j Rock Hill, New York Monticello, New York Liberty, New York Best Wishes to James And the Class of 1987 Quality Steel Buildings, Inc. 14 Route 17K Phone (914) 544-5604 Newburgh. New York 12J50 JIM ZIEGER President MB Metal lie-Braden Residence (914) 434-7717 Congratulations To Terry Sherman's Service Center Loch Sheldrake, NY 434-8089 Scott Sherman Jamesway Route 42 Monticello, N.Y. 794-5800 JOE ROTA'S Hallmark Caros Newspapers Cigars lotto 288 Broadway MONTICELLO. NY imported Chocolates Magazines tobaccos (914) 794-4460 Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1987 Sam and Rose Rosenshein nL LEONARD FRUCHTMAN PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING SERVICE COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL A NATIONAL SERVICE TO THE CARPET INDUSTRY SHAMPOO • STEAM CLEANEO • DRY CLEANEO SPOT CLEANING • UPHOLSTERY CLEANING V INSURANCE WORK • ALL REPAIRS 794-7943 PHONE 794-5444 lMl Oohen’s fipo rf Shop Eighty Seven Sales Inc. FINEST SPORTSWEAR AND SPORTING GOODS 21 Pine St.. Monticclk) RES. 794-4373 246 BROADWAY MONTICELLO, N. Y. 12701 O M mo Box 6Z8 ixy © ------------ter UNISEX HAIR DESIGN 301 Broodway Monticello, N. Y. 794-6360 OPEN TUES - SAT O - S PARKING IN REAR COIN OPERATED MUSIC • AMUSEMENT GAMES Bo 204, Main St„ Hurleyville. N. T., 12747 • Dial: 914-434-5343 4 . i m 1 m Gb CLEANERS 156 BROADWAY. MONTICELLO NY 12701 (914) 794-6510 Congratulations Terri and Kathy Mom and Dad Bagailuk Kristi andl 1-------- Congratulations And Best Wishes K To Scott, Steve And the C of ov ejlantmans Sheila, Robert Lori and Shana CONGRATULATIONS MflX MASTER MARK, | OUR FAVORITE POINT GUARD, BRIAN, AND THE C -ASS OF '87 | GOLD MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS RAYMOND, JUDY, LARRY ND RQBiN Congratulations Terri Love, Rich And Kathy Simmons Bo n indy Hook, And Family Wi JT Best Wishes jjFor The Future To The Class Of 1987 Irving And Janet Kaplan MI 7to-2656 Gold Jev ry FineQftfc 5 We Only Look Expensive” (914) 292-4418 P.O.Box 955 (914)292-6474 Duso Steel Supply Co., Inc. MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT RT. 52, WHITE SULPHUR ROAD LIBERTY, NEW YORK 12754 137 The Misner Agency, Inc. ain Street, Woodbourne, N.Y. 12788 914-434-7755 txfrzzn General Insurance CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1987 CONGRATULATIONS MARC '87 HomtT elephonejpompany Lynn,; VAnd Andrew Best Wishes For The Future To The Class of 1987 Irving and Janet Kaplan TEL. 914 794 4770 Good Luck To The Class of 1987 Bernie’s Holiday Restaurant MONTICELLO GREENHOUSES, INC. 'WUi iaCt and Phone: 794-0101 kon T)reSt NISEX SALON 121 Broadway Monticello, NY 12701 : 1 i - I )iscounts Tues. and Wed. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of Sam and Rose Rosenshein the Sullivan Food Products, Inc. J CY GAROrlK Products TELEPHOM (914)434-7777 •f it’s just printing you nled or a completeba kao. from concept tc finish. ,f it s quality Sr compe-r. tive prices and customized s rv •: e rWttvoPirr.: • sta-tiSG-cszic 140' � Computer Typesetting • Color Catalog: • r� ?wsierters I Re,sorts • omricroa • m. for an orcv : is a Designs Viecnan :ai • APverr ng • lego Dr. gn • Sa!es premorop Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Fallsburg Bottleing Works VILLE NATI BANK ffices to servfe you ridge .f..................434-6440 Ellenville........................ 647-4300 Pine Bush..........................744-2088 Blooming Grove.....................781-4111 So. Fallsburg..........).......... 434-3070 Kerhonkson............Jl . . . .. 626-3500 Chester . . ...................... 469-2255 Member F.D.I.C I | | ' Distributoj'Sjof Bg)tled Gas and Gas Appli STYLING BY MIAMI VICE • P LORD WEST® AFTER SIX • BJ SS • JASTY Tuxedo Rental and Sale-- Free Home Fittings, and Pickups Instock Service Proms Weddings • Free Tux for Groom with Five or More Renta Wedding Invitations, Favor-s Gi Limousine Service $10 Off All Pr. 121 EAST BROADWAY (ShopRite Plaza) B MOWHCELLO, )r FRl 10-5«SAT 10-6 SPECIAL RATES GROUPS ANIZATIONS HOTELS RESORTS (914)434-8000-1 e zr Ti aten 7ctc. Congratulations and Best Wishes, Class of’87 Hotel Spa DEAR STACEY, YOU’VE GIVEN US A FEW GREY HAIRS, A FEW SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, A FEW DOCTOR'S BILLS, THE CHICKEN POX AND AN IMMEASURABLE AMOUNT OF JOY! WITH LOVE AND PRIDE, MOM, DAD, AND LAUREN BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987!