Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

GOSHEN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CCS Administration presents GLADIATOR ’79 . '1 starring The Senior Class of 1979 with Freshmen Sophomores Directed by The CHS Faculty Juniors Life is a play and the world, a stage. We are the actors cast in very special roles. We all portray unique characters — ourselves. Because life is complex, every segment of life is a play in itself. Although Goshen Central High School is but a small part of our world, it has served as the theater and the stage for a play — a musical in which each of us has played a key role. Songs have been a significant part of the drama of high school life, which has been a combination of comedy and tragedy. The lyrics of our day have captured the emotions reflected in our musical: pride and frustration, joy and sorrow, laughter and tears. Equally important in our musical has been the large cast of characters. Each of us has been a star in his own right, assuming a different role at various times. Yes, we have all taken part in a play, in life, in school life because the basic elements of drama are the major ingredients of human experience: feelings. desires, conflicts, and reconciliations. From September thru June, five days a week, GLADIATOR 79 has run at our theater, our high school. We have all been actors on stage portraying characters in a play, a play without a script, a play whose first performance is its last because every second is different and unrepeatable. This yearbook is the playbill for our performance. It allows us to relive mentally the song and the drama of the past year in our living theater — Goshen Central High School. 2 The curtain rises, Russell Breckwoldt There are places Lori Yurchuk in Sewing Class Terence Meehan in the Senior Locker Sec- Til remember all my life Beth Killenberger in the Art Room Though some will change The Jr. Bird- Men in Cafeteria II 5 Tom Bartnick 6 Some will go and some will remain. Kim Urmston Tracy Green. Jennifer Terpstra and Judy Herzog in Creative Writing Class The Fifth Period Physics Class 7 Marilyn McBride Moments The Goshen Football Cheerleaders Linda Reese 9 With many old friends 10 Pete Hegedus In my life, I’ve loved them all. Steve Flannery Christine Skotzko Cindy Bleffert. Jayme Neibuhr. and Adrienne Bond Doug Fabish I know I'll never lose affection Debbie DeStefano Rich Gomez Jayme Neibuhr and Tom Jones For people and things that went before. 12 Michael Cox Loren Dworetzky I know I’ll often stop and think about them. 13 Vickie Reed Wendy Nelson 14 Stephen George I love you more. Mr. Greenberg and his students Mrs. Littlefield 15 All the world’s a stage. And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts.” William Shakespeare, As You Like It, Act II, Scene VII. During our high school years we, the Class of 1979, We played many parts. Helping us to grow and learn our roles as students and as members of the community has been an individual who, herself, assumes many roles. She is anfenglish teacher, the head of her department, the advisor of Inkblots, and occasionally, the assistant principal. As he advisor of eClass of 79 for three years she had dedicated much of her time and effort supporting us m our projects g yOCtivitiesl— from car washes to dances, from bake sales to orang and-grapefrui ales. She has shared Our frustr ons and ahxi as our j nd triumphs. , And, above all, she has bee r lumfjiid. den a friend who has' always there when we needed someone to lie ten arid to c ffer advice Teacher, department head; advisor, administrator, and Bend — yes, she has play f them Ramd played them well. |5| For the time and inspiration, ne love and guidance, and the part of her she has gi We proudly dedicate GLADIATOR 79 to DIRECTORS AND PRODUCERS 18 19 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Donald E. Gray Business Manager Mr. Lawrence P. Bartnick Supervising Principal The Central Administration Staff BOARD OF EDUCATION Board of Education: Mr. James Huben. Ms. Charlotte Schoenholz The President Mr. Ronald Purcell. Ms. Joyce Cook. The Vice-President Mr. Murray Morrell. Dr. Carroll Knowlton. Not photographed: Ms. Janet Allison. Mr. John Degan. Ms. Virginia Kimiecik. 20 Dr. Robert E. Leslie, Principal Ms. Mary DeMilt, Secretary to Dr. Leslie Mr. Andre Assalian, Assistant Principal Ms. Ruth Geller, Secretary to Mr. Assalian HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION 21 ENGLISH Ms. Madeline Bernasconi . . . back after a maternity leave . . . known for her short vocabulary tests . . . devotes much of her time to her husband and her daughter. Ms. Sally Lit+lefield . . . English Department Head . . . Advisor of Creative Writing Publication, Inkblots . . . likes gardening, horseback riding, and reading . . . has been a teacher in Goshen for several years. Ms. Sue Kelly . . . Yearbook (yay!) Literary Staff Advisor . . . enjoys tennis, skiing, singing, and camping . . . It's not as much homework as it seems. Mr. Ronald Helminski . . . Middle School Boys Soccer and Varsity Skiing Coach . . . hobbies include skiing and bowling . . . likes people who are honest and have something intelligent to say. Mr. David Hendry . . . Goshen teacher for 10 years . . . is fond of swimming, calisthenics, hiking, theater, art, and music. 22 Ms. Nancy Kneipp . . . new addition to English and Social Studies Departments . . . Advisor of The Page . . . interests include camping and scuba ... I haven't seen Roger yet. Mr. Walter Minto . . . often seen in small room adjoining the library teaching English and reading . . . Advisor to the Sophomore Class and the CB Club. Ms. Mary Gisondi . . . doubles as an English and French teacher . . . Seaterette Advisor . . . likes golf, reading, skiing, jogging, and tennis. Mr. Charles Eisenhart . . . Girls JV Basketball Coach. Senior Class Advisor, and Student Exchange Program Coordinator ... is fond of bridge, tennis, and automobile puttering . . . That's terminal ignorance, people, terminal ignorance! Ms. Kathleen Albanese . . . teaches the romantic French language . . . Senior Class Advisor . . . enjoys traveling, especially to France, sewing, knitting, and reading. Ms. Emma Fernandez . . . profesora de Espanol . . . Goshen's own Cuban lawyer . . . enjoys talking to her students — in Spanish, of course. Ms. Kathleen O'Donovar . . . first year Spanish teacher . . , Seaterette Advisor . . . enjoys reading traveling, and relaxing. Ms. Lorraine Hunter . . . Spanish teacher . . . spent two years teaching English in Japan . . . recently had a new home built . . . No football today. LANGUAGE 23 Mr. Carlton Osgood . . . Science Department Head . . . 29-year GHS teaching veteran . . . Tennis Coach . . . Football Team Photographer . . . enjoys sporting events, gardening, and visiting friends around the coun- Mr. Gary Heller . . . second year as Goshen teacher . . . tries to avoid scheduling after school labs . . . spends spare time cutting wood, collecting antiques, and caring for plants. Mr. Andrew Kujawski . . . Photography Advisor to the hallowed Yearbook ... a graduate of SUNY at Albany . . . enjoys wood working in his spare time. Mr. Paul Johnson , . . Goshen High's alchemist . . . likes tennis, travel, and cross-country skiing . . . Nobody wants to do this? Nobody wants to do anything? You're all good Americans: I'm proud of you!'' Mr. Richard Loffredo . . . Varsity Baseball Coach . . . is fond of gardening and camping. . . collects stamps and coins. 24 Mr. Vincent Siracuse . . . Advisor to the Goshen Forest Fire Control Team . . . likes to take pictures, camp, and coach Little League baseball and basketball . . . part-time Driver Education Teacher. SCIENCE MATHEMATICS Ms. Carol Diamond . . . has spent all I 3 years of her teaching career in GHS . . . a graduate of SUNY at Brockport and at New Paltz . . . enjoys skiing, camping and relaxing. Mr. Donald Lyons . . . Math Department Head ... 22 years of dedicated service in GHS . . . Advisor of Goshen's powerhouse Varsity Math Team . . . enjoys tennis. basketball, and mountain climbing . . . Bad chalk. Ms. Pauline Terilli ... a graduate of Albany State . . . 14-year teaching stint in GHS . . . likes camping and traveling. Ms. Barbara Reich ... a new addition to the Math and Science Departments . . . an outdoorsy person, she likes hiking, backpacking, and rock climbing as well as the less arduous tasks of sewing and baking. Mr. John McCormack . . . Chess Club and Yearbook Financial Advisor . . . family man with wife and 4 kids . . . is fond of hiking, water-skiing. and wondering about the universe . . . You might want to get this down. Mr. Bruce Bowen Mr. Michael Basla . . . amazing JV Football and Track Coach . . . Assistant Advisor to JV Math Team . . . enjoys bow hunting and trout fishing . . . likes getting away from crowds. Ms. Claire Coon ... 19 years of teaching math to Goshen students . . . spent a year in the Beaver River Central School District . . . enjoys running (slowly) and reading. 25 Mr. William Toufectis . . . Social Studies Department Head . . . known for being disruptive to other classes by doing bizarre psychology experiments . . . enjoys politics. competitive bridge, and his family . . . still holds a grudge against Richard Nixon. Mr. Walter Giattino . . . has spent a decade at GHS . . . Youth-In-Government Advisor . . . enjoys travel and sports outside school. Mr. Allan Hoerup . . . seen in the social studies wing head-and-shoulders above the crowd . . . coaches Girls Varsity Basketball . . . likes golf and bowling . . . I’ll give you a classic example. Mr. Roy Baldwin ... is celebrating his silver anniversary as a GHS teacher. . . Freshman Class Advisor . . . likes sports of all kinds and shooting pool . . . Yes. no. or maybe, and don't say no or maybe! Mr. Harold Grimm . . . has been a member of the GHS faculty for 17 years . . . Youth-In-Government Advisor . . . enjoys golfing and square dancing. SOCIAL STUDIES Ms. Eleanor Knieriemen . . . JV Volleyball Coach . . . Advisor to the wild and crazy Senioritas . . . enjoys biking, hiking, arts and crafts, and reading. Mr. Christopher Cahill . . . has been with Goshen for 7 years . . . the guiding force behind the Student Senate . . . bass player . . . taught in Nigeria for 3 years ... an avid fan of the Mets and the Knicks. 26 GUIDANCE Ms. Janet Ford . . . Guidance Chairperson . . . has been part of the GHS faculty for lucky” I 3 years ... is active in professional organizations . . . works with seniors in the Orange County Enrichment Program . . . likes traveling, reading, and bike riding. Ms. Jean Kithcart ... in her first year at GHS . . . likes baking, hiking, and music. Mr. Dominick Elia . . . Business Department Head . . . has taught at GHS for 21 years . . . hobbies include fishing, bowling, hunting, and attending Broadway shows. Mr. Jerry Orsley . . . Golf Team Coach . . . enjoys golf, handball, tennis, and basketball . . . It wouldn't be advisable. Mr. Jack Schnipper ... 13 years at Goshen . . . Advisor to the Junior Class and the Advocates for Animal Rights . . . likes the theater, films, and books. Ms. Maureen Byrne . . Ju ior Class Advisor ... is for of hiking, cooking, readin and writing. Ms. Jeanne Roucken . . completes her 8th year as a GHS teacher after a maternity leave last year . . . out side of school, she takes ca of her new daughter an tends the family businesses. BUSINESS Ms. Kathleen Prokop has taught Phys. Ed. at Goshen for the past five years . . . she is the Varsity Volleyball Coach and the JV Soccer Coach . . . she enjoys traveling reading, shopping and playing tennis. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Carlos Rodriquez Ms. Alta Pimm has reached the ten year mark here at Goshen . . . attended Ithaca College . . . coaches Girls Varsity Soccer. Mr. Joseph Romano ... champion varsity soccer and varsity track . . . enjoys playing soccer, motorcycling. camping, sailing and swimming. 28 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Harold Innocent has been at Goshen tor a remarkable 30 years! ... is a park ranger, a soccer and baseball official, and executive secretary to OCIAA . . . enjoys camping. Mr. Jeff Nober is the latest addition to the Industrial Arts Department . . . teaches Wood Shop . . . Stage Crew Advisor . . . likes photography and skiing. HOME ECONOMICS Ms. Kay Costa Mr. Alan Greenberg Long tall Alan . . . leads the marching band, intramural softball and ping-pong tournaments . . . likes bicycling, tennis, gardening, making wind and solar energy projects and animal husbandry. Mr. Paul Wright has been the director of Goshen's great musicals these past years . . . likes to travel in Europe and is counselor of trips abroad for the American Institute for Foreign Study . . . loves Broadway musicals and the opera. MUSIC Ms. Loretta McCarthy h as now spent her first year at Goshen . . . enjoys working in watercolor and visiting art shows, concerts and ballet at Lincoln Center. ART 29 ALTERNATIVE LEARNING PROGRAM Ms. Margaret Stack, Alternative Learning teacher . . . fond of reading, camping and traveling. LIBRARIAN SPECIAL EDUCATION Ms. Mary Weinrich likes model railroading and tennis . . . coaches cheerleaders . . . Quiet, people! ' Mr. Kevin Stack SPEECH THERAPIST PSYCHOLOGIST Ms. Margaret Kolman . . . graduated from Goshen Central and St. Luke's Hospital School. NYC . . . former night nurse at Arden Hill and Horton Hospitals . . . likes bowling, playing cards, knitting, crocheting and traveling. NURSE 30 SPECIAL PEOPLE Ms. Barbara Sherwin Ms. Barbara Jensen Ms. Jane Herzog Ms. Elvira Riordan Ms. Mary Besaw Ms. June Innocent 31 Ms. Valma Eisma J Ms. Dolly Rysinger Ms. Sylvia Virgin Ms. Frances Warren THE KITCHEN STAFF E_ The Kitchen Staff ✓ Members of the Custodial Staff: (left) Onna and (right) Al Ruggiero. Not photographed are )avid Peter O'Connor. Lee Roach. Deanna Ruggiero. Richard Space and Steve Ward. 32 Lit U � L. jinkjpt GRACIAS Y BUENASSUERTE THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK Senora Emma Fernandez The 1978-79 school year marks the final year of teaching of two of Goshen Central School s veteran teachers, Mrs. Claire Coon and Mrs. Emma Fernandez. Mrs. Coon began teaching in our school district as a part-time Mathematics teacher in 1959. Senora Fernandez has been instructing Goshen students in the beautiful Spanish language for 15 years. Literally thousands of Goshen High School students have profited from the guidance and dedication of these two ladies. For everything you've done we say: Thank you and good luck, gracias y buenas suerte!' Mrs. Claire Coon 33 Jim (imv Nm jouj 35 STUDENT SENATE Student Senate: Row I: D. Brundage M. Rysinger B. Mitton M. Nuzzolese. J. Weinberger J. Innocent. A. Santos N. Bates. Row 2: J. lasaponara. S. Teicher. J. Todora. B. Bates D. Swanson A. Kragh J. Soons. Joey Colligin. Row 3: B. Fabish. K. Donovan S. Lawson J. Hoffman. S. Miller. S. Zielinski T. Novak. C. Price J. Garrison L. McBride. C. Fazzino. D. Wallace R. Ramachandran. G. deJong. Student Senate Officers: President Anne Kragh Treasurer Debbie Swanson. Vice-President Barbara Bates. Secretary Jeff Soons. 36 YOUTH -IN- GOVERNMENT Youth-in-Government: Row I: R. Hulbert, J. Weinberger. K. Leslie. T. Brown: Row 2: J. Van Der Heide L. Stewart. S. Lawson. Those Goshen students elected to office and participating in Service Day were: Barbara Bodensieck (Family Court Judge) Laurie Downs (Consumer Affairs Director) Frank Kragh (District Attorney) Kris Leslie (Nursing Home Dir.) Rebecca Meehan (Commissioner of Jurors) Mike Miller (County Legislator) Sue Miller (State Senator to Albany) Jean Siracuse (County Legislator) Laurie Stewart (Commissioner of Finance) Judy VanDerHeide (County Legislator) 37 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1978-79 Goshen Chapter Member$:Seniors: Cindy Bleffert Adrienne Bond. Alison Bowmen Trees.. Therese Brown Rose merie Celie. Scott Colemen Drew Ellerkemp. Dougles Febish Stephen Flennery. Leurie Hetfield. Peter Hegedus. Jodi Inno cent. Pres. Kelly Keeting Roger Kimiecik. Leurie Knowlton Anne Kregh. Lynde Luft, Sec. Merilynn McBride. Bonnie Mit ton. V.P.. Merk Montgomery. Cheryl Robelen. Arlene Sentos Merk Sirecuse Jeff Soons. Nikki Spielberger Judy VenD erHeide. Juniors: Steve Been. Donne DeWitt. Edwig Plotnick Anne Prosser. Joel Sentos. Christine Skotzko NHS: Row I: D. Febish. P. Hegedus. J. Soons. S. Flennery. Row 2: A. Sentos J. Innocent. A. Kregh Row 3: B. Mitton. ENRICHMENT PROGRAM 38 MA TH TEAM Math Team: Row I: D. Fabish. J. Soons, A. Santos. T. Brown, F. Reiss. Row 2: Coach Lyons. J. Santos. D. Hunter. J. Santos. S. Flannery. Row 3: B Ranlcm. J. Drake. M. Strzalka. The PAGE The PAGE: Row I: P. Gross. J. Drake. K. Meland. F. Reiss. E. McMorrow. J. Neal. S. Gooss. Not � n picture: Editor R. Kimiecik Advisor Ms. Nancy Kneipp DRAMA CLUB Drama Club: Row I: N. Spielberger. R. Calia. R. Hulbert. R. Hulbert. C. Griffith: Row 2: J. Drake K. Meland. D. Hunter T. Brown. S. Gooss V. Chong. N. Vavricka. L. Hehn. BOWLING CLUB SENIORITAS Senioritas: Row I : J. Segnit. C. Hue. Row 2: V. Chong. M. Matta. K. Keating. W. Nelson. Row 3: D. Brink. J. Herzog B. Bates. D. Swanson. L. VanHaaster. M. Nuzzolese. Row 4: B. Mitton. J. Innocent T. Colgan M. McBride. STAGE CREW 41 Stage Crew: Row I: John Johnson. R. Hulbert D. DeStefano Jim Keller. Row 2: T. Brown. R. Hulbert K. Meland M. Russell. R. Hulbert. CHOR US Chorus: Row I: $. Sustrin. R. Hulbert. L. Adamis M. Canterino. C. Leslie. R. Calia. Row 2: L. McBride L. Stewart D. Bean M. Forster S. Innamorato. N. Vavricka R. Hulbert K. Donovan. Row 3: M. Strzalka. E. McMorrow A. Forster V. Chong. G. Cullen B. Cosh P. Hehn. C. Culver. VARSITY CHOIR 42 Varsity Choir: Row I: K. Meland L. Haarlander J. Innocent A. Luke Row 2: B. Cosh P. Gross, D. Barron C. Skotzko A. Prosser. T. Novak T. Peterson. S. Bean. S. Gooss. J. Burns R. Hulbert R. Calia C. Culver. C. Griffith. L. Hehn. THE ’ GOSHEN HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Ik . jl. . m presents OLIVER! Book, Music and Lyrics by LIONEL BART (BASED ON Cl ICKENS’ “OLIVER TWIST”) Directed by PAUL E. WRIGHT Musical Numbers Staged by JIM SISCO Oliver!” is presented through special arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc., 757 Third Avenue, New York, New York 10017. _ OLIVER! ...DAVID BALLY MARK GARGIULO . JODI INNOCENT CAST OF CHARACTERS Twist......................... . . .... ATTHE WORKHOUSE M'. Bumble, the Beadle........... ....... Mrs. Corney the Matron...................... AT THE UNDERTAKER'S Mr. Sowerberry. the Undertaker.................. . ROGER KIMIECIK Mrs. Sowerberry. his wife...................REBECCA WARRINGTON Charlene, their daughter...................................KAREN DONOVAN Noah Claypoie. their apprentice.................... TOM PETERSON AT THE THIEVES'KITCHEN Fagin.................................................STEVE BEAN The Artful Dodger.....................................JOE BURNS Nancy........................................................CINDY GRIFFITH Bet ...................................................ROSEMARIE CALIA Bill Sikes...............................................JOETODORA ATTHEBROWNLOW'S Mr. Brownlow................................... . . . STEVE GOOSS Dr. Grimwig........................................ CAM Li DESTRl Mrs. Bedwin................................ . .EILEEN McMORROW Old Sally................................................NANETTE VAVRICKA Rose Seller Milk Maid......... Strawberry Seller . Knife Grinder . . . Bow Street f .DONNA BEAN .. LAURIE STEWART CHRISTINE SKOTZKO . RUSSELL KELSEY ..........ED BOND ......BRIAN CRIST RODNEY KNOWLTON Bill Sikes s Dog.!£................................ DOMINO 44 45 MARCHING BAND Marching Band STAGE BAND Stage Band 46 BAND FRONT Color Guard THE VEGA 47 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS SOCCER CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity Junior Varsity YEARBOOK Literary Staff 50 Financial Staff Photography Staff GLADIATOR 79 EDITORIAL STAFF: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Arlene Santos ASSISTANT EDITOR: Diane Hunter PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Scott Thornton TREASURER: Scott Coleman ADVISORS: LITERARY: Ms. Sue Kelly Ms. Mary Gisondi PHOTOGRAPHY: Mr. Andrew Kujawski FINANCIAL: Mr. John McCormack Steve Skyer s Back HAPPENINGS! Junior Blues Mr. Bill Jamie Nancy Barb and Terrance Steve Professor Soons 53 IPe take the pressure and we throw away Conventionality belongs to yesterday Mike the Mailmen Lori and Jean 54 Dan Toomey Elwood and Jalce Charlie and Little Mrsfield The study hall crowd Disco Bob 55 The Freshman Bowl Team Andy K. 56 . . . There is a chance that we can make it so far. We start believing now that we can be who we are. ” Mrs. Albanese Mr. Gardner Junior Wright 57 WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST 58 UNDERCLASSMEN 59 Introducing THE FRESHMEN The freshmen began their rookie year in Goshen High School under guidance of advisors Mr. Roy Baldwin and Ms. Claire Coon. President Nancy Bates. Vice President Sandy Diamond, Secretary Kathy Donohue, and Treasurer Jim O Loughlin led the class in many activities including several bake sales and the Student Senate-sponsored Magazine Drive. By being the highest selling class in the drive, these first year students amassed a sizeable amount of wealth in their treasury. Abbott, M. Alders, A. Andryshak, D. Arzillo, R. Arzillo. W. Babcock. V. Bach. L. Bally. T. Bandelt. J. Bates. N. Bennett. J Berry. G. Biagi, J. Boyle. D. Breckwoldt. A. Briski, M. Bruning, W. Brunning. D. Bulaga, M. Burns. R. Carey, E. Causland. C. Cawein, C. Cheatham. D. 60 Coleman, R Colligan, J. Conboy. B. Condon, T. Conklin, D. Coville. W. Curesky, M. Cusack, J. Cyran, B. Deserto, B. Dewitt, M. Diamond, S Didato, T. Dill. S. Dlugoleckl. K. Donohue, K. Dowlihg, C. Downs, L. DuBartell, M. Dutkiewicz. J. Dzlerzek, M. Ellert, J. Field. A. Field, R. Fischer, D. Fritsche, K. Gertzkis, S. Gilnick. S. Glick, M. Goldman, J. Gomez. V. Green, D. Green, N. Green, W. Grodecki, K Groom, M. Gross, G. Haas. K. Halsey, B. Halsey, C. Hatfield, R Hellings, T. 61 Hernadez. K. Hill. T. Hlavacek. D. Hoerup, J. Holmberg, L. Houghtaling, C. Hoyt, D. Hoyt, R. Hoyt, R. Hulbert. R Hunter, R. Huryn, D. Ingersoll, L. Irizarry, D, Irons, M. Jablonski. K Jennings, C Jensen. A. Jensen. J. Johnson, J. Jones, L. Jorgenson. K. Justiniano, F, Keller. J. Kellogg, C. Kissel. J. Klinetob, J. Kober. J. Kolodziejski, K. Korey. D. Koza, J. Kragh, F. Labanowski, P. Labanowski. W. LaPierre. K. Lee. D. 62 Lemorrocco. L. Leslie. K. Letts. R. LiDestri. J. Lindland. L. Luba. K. MacLeod, J. Majka. D. Malanowski. P. Malek, J. Marker. J. Markowitz. C. Marsh. K. Masi. K. May. P. McBride. P. McCarthy. G. McClintock. D. McClintock. L. McClurg, A. McCombs, S. McGarry. C. McLaughlin. K McSpirit, S. Mehler. D. Michalek. M. Millar. G. Milligan. H. Mirro, D. Mortenson. D. Moulton. W. Muhlig, K. Mulligan, K. Mushlit, K. Nashan. V. Nasi, J. 63 Nierstedt, E. Noviski, E. Noviski, S. Nuzzolese, P. Oboyski, K. Oboyski. L. O Loughlin. J. Page, W. Parks. K. Plocharczyk. T. Poggenburg, C. Plotnick. R. Polokoff G. Price. L. Purcell. K. Reiss. S. Riggs, B. Riggs. D. Roller!. R. Rose. C. Rowley. D. Ruppert. S. Russell. K. Ruston. C. Santangelo, C. Sadaukas, S. Santulli. T. Sayre. W. Scesa, J. Schiller, J. Segnit. R. Seligmann. R. Sheridan, S. Shurilla. N. 64 Sil vernal I. R. Simms. L. Skotzko M. Slesinski. K. Smith. G. Smith. S. Sosler, C. Staudenmayer, D. Stone. D. Strzalka. M. Swanwick. J. Tanner. D. Tanner. B. Teicher M. Thomas, S. Toomey. D. Tucker. T. VanCura. D. VanCura. G. VanderGoot. B. VanDeWeert, J. Vidal. D. Walters. T. Watson. D. Watt. J. Weber. R. Weslowski. J. White, L. Wilcox. S. Wiley, J. Youngs. T. Zielinski. T. Ziobro, L. Zowaski. P. 65 With THE SOPHOMORES The sophomores began their second year in high school led by President Andrea Loffredo. Vice-President Lisa Felker, Secretary Shirley Lawson, and Treasurer Walt Mitton. Among their major activities were bake sales and a spring bazaar. One of the highlights of the year was a convincing victory over the freshmen in the Freshman-Sophomore Bowl. 275-190. Mr. Walt Minto and Ms. Linda Wishe served as their advisors. Class Officers: (clockwise) Shirley Lawson. Walt Mitton, Lisa Felker and Andrea Loffredo Adamis. L. Andryshak. R. Arneson. T. Bach. K. Bacon. T. Barron A. Barron. D. Baudendistal. C. Bayno.J. Bean. D. Bellas. D. Biondi K. Biondi R. Birdsall. J. Bodensieck. S. Boersema K. Bond. I. Bonney. J. Boss. G. Boyd. S. Brackfield. M. Brink. N. Brown M. Brown M. 66 Brown, T. Brown. T. Buchanan, S. Buda. C. Calhoun, C. Calogero, R. Canterlno. M. Carbonari. M. Cerisano. L. Cerlsano, L. Chaffee. J. Clancy. J. Clark. D. Conklin. I. Conti. J. Cooper. M. Corwin. B. Cosh. T. Coyman. A. Crane. S. Cullen. J. Culver. C. Cummings. B. Czak. C. D Alessandro, A. D Andrea, L. Degnan. K. Diamond, L. Dill, S. Donovan, K. Dunn. E. Durante. V. Easterday. T. Egbertson, J Ellerkamp, D Ercoline. C. Euser, V. Fabish. D. Felker. L. Ferrara. P. Fisher. M. Fleming. H 67 Foley, J. Forster, M. Fraser, D. Frawley. T. Frederick, K. Garling, L. Gavin. J. Gillian. K. Gooss, S. Gramm. K Green. S. Grippe. D. Gross, P. Haack. D. Haas. S. Hehn. P. Hellings. D. Hennessey, R. Hennessey. L. Herman. S. Higgins. E. Homiak, A. Hopkins. C. Hopkins. K. Horodeck. K. House, C. Houston, M. Hue. C. Hulbert. R. Innamorato. S. Irons. M. Jablonski. J. Jensen. C. Jessup. S. Jonigan. S. Kaleita. W. 68 Keesler. H. Kimiecik, G. Knapp, J. Knowlton, R. Kragh, J. Kropchak, K. Kurth. A. Labanowskl, J. Laccone. P. Lake. K. Lasaponara, A. Lawson, S. Lee, L. Lempka. K. Lewis, J. Lippert, R. Lockett. P. Loft redo. A Lucente, M. Luke, D. Madura. M. Malanowski. P. Maney, L. Markowitz, M. Marshall. S. Martin, D. Matteson, T. McElroy, D. McGlynn. M. McMorrow, E. Michalek. S. Miller. H. Mitton, W. Monaco. P. Monroe. D. Monroe, D. 69 Montgomery, K. Moore, R. Muhlig. S. Muldoon, A. Mulligan, C. Mushlit M. Myruski L. Neal, J. Niefeld. K. Nelson. E. Niebuhr, T. Nierstedt B. Olin. J. Page. P. Palmer. J. Peters, D. Peterson, T Pistone C. Platz. R. Price. C. Prickett. M. Rankin. S. Reed. J. Reiss. F. Reynolds, J. Riepma. K. Rimbach. J. Rissmeyer E Rivera E. Rivera L. Rizzo, B. Robertson, G. Robertson. T. Rolleri. T. Rombousek. L. Rutkowski M. Ryan. J. Rzeczkowski. J. Sanok. E. Sanok. S. Santos. J. Schaumburg C. 70 Schoonmaker, K. Schwartz, K. Seligmann. P. Siclari. J. Silvernail. R. Siracuse, J. Slesinski. S. Smith. D. Smith. J. Smith, L. Smith, S. Space, R. Stevens. M. Stevens. P. Stewart. L. Strzalka M. Sweisberger, C. Terrazzino. J. VanDam. D. Vandenburg. S. VanDunk. C. VanDunk. S. VanHaaster. J. Vavricka. N. Vidal. R. Wade, T. Wallace L. Warren. C. Warren. M. Weslowski C. Wetmore. L. Wierzbicki D Wiley, B. Wiley. P. Winters K Wolf. C. Zeffiro. T. 71 And THE JUNIORS This year's jolly juniors headed by President Janet Jacob. Vice-President Sue Miller, Secretary Caterina Fazzino. Treasurer Rebecca Meehan, kept busy all year with various money-making projects. Their major ones include bake sales, car washes, a dance, a haunted house in the Yearbook Carnival, a St. Patrick's Day flower sale, and concessions for both basketball and track. Their advisors were Mr. Jack Schnipper and Ms. Maureen Byrne. Class Officers: (clockwise) Janet Jacob, Rebecca Meehan, Sue Miller, and Caterina Fazzino Abbott M. Anthony. M. Applegate, J Arsenault. D. Barbone. D. Bean. S. Berg, J. Berry, S. Birdsall. J. Bond. C. Bond. E. Bowman. E. Brenden. S. Brescia. S. Burns. J. Carson. S. Casterlin, K Cavallo. L. Cavanaugh. G. Clark. S. Coleman. A. Coleman. R. Conboy. P. Conklin, K. 72 Cook M. Cooper. D. Costello. C. Courtney. T. Brundage. D. Crist, B. Cullen, G. Davis. J. DeWitt. D. Dougherty, K. Drake. J. Dunkelman, N. Dworetzky, L. Fazzino, C. Fewkes, V. Fisher. D. Fogelman, S. Fritsche. E. Gannon, J. Gargan. T. George. S. Germain. F. Glancey, M Gloster. E. Gray. A. Green. C. Green. P. Groom, M. Haarlander. L. Hatfield. S. Heidenreich, K. Heisey, J. Heller. B. Hervey, V. Herzog, J. Hickey. S. Hoffman. J Huben. P. Hubley, S. Hubley. S. Hue. P. Hughes. D. 73 Hughes, D, Hunter, C. Jacob. J. Johnson, K. Johnson. K. Jonigan. B. Jordan. A. Kahn. J. Kayner. S. Kearney. T. Keating. D. Keller. J. Kelly. R. Kelsey. R. Killenberger. B. Koza. J. Kurth. D. Kurth. R. Langjjein. E. Lasaponara J. LiDestri, C. Luba. K. Luke. A. Lustyik. S. Lynch. K. Mabee. W Marder, R. Martel. L. Martinenko. D. McAvoy. K. McBride. L. McCloud. S. McClurg. G. McCoy. M. 74 McGarry, C. McLaughlin. T. Meland, K. Memmelaar. A. Mensch. S. Meres. N. Millar, R. Miller. A. Miller. D. Miller. J. Miller. S. Mitchell. A Moore. L. Moore. P. Muldoon, J. Nuzzolese, D. Oboyski, K. O Brien. A. O Connor, C. Oriani. E. Palmer. M. Pence, S. Plotnick. E. Prosser. A. Prosser, D. Rankin, R. Reed, W. Reese, L. Reidy. W. Reynolds. S. Riggs. F. Rombousek. K. Romeo. C. Rowley. P. Rysinger, M. Sanok. C. 75 Sanok. S. Santos. J. Sass. B. Sayer. M. Schlag. R. Schoenauer. S. Schwartz. J. Schweikhart. S. Silvernail. R. Skotzko. C. Smiley. R. Stark, C. Strobeck. R. Teicher. S. Tekben. S. Templeton. J. Tolen. L. Torro. J. Tumminello. D. Turner, W. Urmston. T. Vander Weert, D. Wallace. D. Warren, C. Warren. W. Watson. W. Weigel. S. Wiik. R. Wiley. J. Wood, S. Wright, J. Yohannan. D. Yurchuk. L. Zielinski. M. Zielinski. S. 76 R. Eckman J.Lee Class Aide — Mrs. Fran G. Krajewski BOCES CLASS FOR THE DEAF Mr. Tim Sheie SPOR TS 79 FOOTBALL Above: Paul Simms (70): Look out. Steve. Here he comes again!' Left: Doug Fabish (24): Come on. Buddy! Get this guy’s hand off me. Varsity Football: Row I — K. Ouderkirk. J. Jones (Managers). Row 2 — A. Coleman. G. deJong. J. Todora D. Fabish. C. Costello, J. Chara S. Brenden S. Jensen. Row 3 — M. Siracuse. J. Davis. $. Berry. B. Reidy. T. Bartnick. S. Flannery. P. Simms. B. Weslowksi. T. Jones B. Carey M. Kennett T. Urmston. Row 4 — Coach Bellotto T. Harris M. Costello, B. Scheels A. Klinetob. S. Buddy G. Gardner J. Miller J. Monaco. B. Peter son. E. Langbein D. Wallace. S. Wiley Coach Ouderkirk. Not in picture: K. Case. Statisticians — L. Hatfield. A. Santos. Heavy Traffic Tom Jones (55): Miller, do you see what I see?' There were no New York State rankings, no championships won, no records broken. It was only the second season In Mr. Dean Ouderkirk's 10-year coaching stint that the Goshen Varsity Football Team finished under .500. However, like the Goshen teams of the past, this year's squad provided its followers with many exciting moments: Bob Weslow-ski's fumble recovery that led to his 45-yard touchdown run. the defense that prevented Valley Central from scoring in a first down, goal to go situation with only a few seconds remaining in the game, and the convincing 21-7 victory over Warwick that kept the Spirit Trophy in Goshen for another year. The team also had its share of outstanding individuals who made it happen out on the field. Goshen sent eight men to the Exceptional Seniors Game this year: Tom Bartnick. Mike Costello. Scott Jensen. Tom Jones. Jeff Miller. Paul Simms. Joe Todora, and Bob Weslowski. Costello's 466 total yardage and Jones 5 interceptions and 58 tackles earned them the team Most Valuable Player Awards at the end of the season. In addition, tight end Steve Buday, who gained 404 yards receiving, was named to the Tri-County All-Star Team. 82 JV Football: Row I — J. Labanowski, K. Montgomery. J. Schwartz. Row 2 — B. Corwin. M. Fisher. G. Kimiecik. P. Seligman. T. Wade. C. Mulligan J. Wright. P. Lockett. M. Brown. Row 3 — C. Jensen. M. Cook. L. Diamond. R. Andryshak, T. Browne. D. Ellerkamp. L. Myruski. G. Robertson. T. Easterday. T. Robertson. B. Kalieta. Coach Rodriguez. Not in picture: Coach Basla. Then there were things that do not appear in the record books: the spirit exhibited by the players, cheerleaders, and loyal fans, the pride that was kept intact all season long despite all the pressures, and the determination to come out game after game with the same intensity. These features that have been characteristic of the Goshen teams through the years have always made them winners — regardless of their won-loss records. And here come the Gladiators!!! Above: Doug Fabish: Holy . . Left: The Opening Day crowd. Freshman Football: Row I — K. Mulligan. G. Gross. R. Seligmann. T. Youngs. R. Hoyt A. Jensen. J. Shesa. J. Bacon. T. Hill. T. Howell. Row 2 — Coach DeStefano D. Montgomery. J. Kline-tob. R. Coleman. D. Korey B. Longworth. G. Vancura. E. Nierstedt. M. Dewitt. D. Green. B. Jacob. Coach Riley. Row 3 — J. Prowdy. T. Slesinski. B. Memmelaar, K. Johnson. T. Lasaponara. J. Biagi, R. Sloat. $. Prosser. L. Jones. Missing from picture — D. Vancura. G. McCarthy 83 SOCCER Tom Kearney shows off his Irish Jig Who let the dog on the field? Dave Monroe looks for daylight between Tom DeGeorge and an Tom DeGeorge beats his opponent to the ball, opponent. 84 BOYS VARSITY SOCCER SCORE-BOARD 1st row: W. Price. D. Tekben, T. Dunkelman. P. Zowaski. S. Schweilchart. R. Silvernail. J. Wiley. C. Nass. 2nd row: J. Birdsall, F. Koza, C. Sweisberger. A. Ellerlcamp. D. Monroe. M. McGlynn. H. VanHaaster, N. Dunkel-man. P. Hegedus. J. Weirl. T. Gargan. T. Kearney. D. Hughes. D. Rysinger. H. Fleming. The Scorebook. Coach Romano. Tom DeGeorge outraces his opponent. Our Their Score Opponent Score 7 Sugar Loaf 0 10 Mt. St. Mary 1 5 ‘Warwick 1 7 1 1 Port Jervis Burte O’Neill I''. 0 i 1 Chester 0 8 Tuxedo 2 4 Mt.Tf. Mary 0 7 Port Jervis 0 1 Warwick 0 4 Burke 0 2 O'Neill 2, 2 Chester 1 4 Tuxedo 2 3 Sugar Loaf 0 2 Washingtonville (OCL Championship) 2 1 New Paltz 0 0 O'Neill 2 NON-LEAGUE Steve be nimble. Steve be quick . . . 85 It takes a great amount ok hard work and skill to win a national conference championship. but to win the title for four years in a row is the mark of true champions. This year, our soccer team proved themselves to be champions in every sense of the word: a league record of 12-2-0. the National Conference Championship and a second County Championship (1979 Co-Champions with Washingtonville). These honors earned us the right to send six of our Seniors to the Exceptional Senior Game: Tom DeGeorge. Tom Dunkleman. Peter Hege-dus. Todd Price, Dogan Tekben and Rick VanHaaster. At the awards dinner. Coach Romano stressed the importance of teamwork, not only in soccer, but also in every facet of our lives. Although every member of the team contributed 100% towards victory, there were four players who received special recognition from Mr. Romano and their fellow teammates. They are: Todd Price — Sportsmanship Award, Rick VanHaaster — Defensive Award. Tom DeGeorge — Offensive Award and Peter Hegedus — Most Valuable Player. John Wierl tripping around with the ball When it's time to relax . . Fleming takes it away. Coach Romano after another victory. 87 GIRLS’ 88 Above: Nancy Meers: Step aside, please. Left: Catch it. Nance. For the last time, we are not crazy — just a fig newton of your imagination. Girls Varsity Soccer: Row I — D. Brunning. J. Birdsall, M. Nuzzolese, L. Luft. C. McGarry B. Bodensieck. Row 2 — N. Brink. N. Meers. L. Hennesy. S. McCloud. A. Muldoon. W. Mabee. M. Mushlit. Row 3 — Coach Pimm, S. Hubley. L. Cerisano. D. DeWitt. Lorene does the hustle. You get it, Angela. No. Nancy, you get it! Despite its overall record of 2 wins. I I losses, and I tie. the Girls' Varsity Soccer Team coached by Mrs. Del Pimm showed tremendous spirit and pep. Most of the Goshen games were tight, well-fought contests. The top scorer on the team was Marie Nuzzolese with 5 points (2 goals. 3 assists) followed closely by Joyce Birdall with 4 (2. 2). Goalie Wendy Mabee achieved an outstanding record of 202 saves. Goshen's representatives in the Exceptional Seniors Game were Barbara Boden-sieck, captains Lynda Luft and Marie Nuzzolese. Under the guidance of Coach Kathleen Prokop. the junior varsity team finished its first season with a 4-9 record. SOCCER Angela goes after the ball. Girls JV Soccer: Row I — S. McSpirit. D. Bean, D. Boyle. K. Bach. K. Purcell. Row 2 — Coach Prokop B. Deserto. L. Simms. S. Boyd. S. Innamorato. S. Hack, J. Clancy, K. Neifeld. L. Higgins, G. Millar Above: We must. We must. We must increase our. . Right: You wanna dance the bump? GIRLS’ TENNIS That's right. Lori. Pick it up and hit it! Jean Siracuse: Ugh!!! CHEESE! Girls' Tennis: Row I — H. Miller. L. McBride. J. Kahn. J. Siracuse. Row 2 — J. Bayno. S. Jessup. A. Loffredo. K. Degnan. D. Bellas. K. Leslie. Row 3 — Coach Osgood. G. Berry K. Donohue. M. McBride D. Swanson. A. Kragh. Judy and Marilynn show their doubles form, 90 Debbie Swanson: “I got it! I got it!!! Look at the concentration on Heather's face! Lori McBride: Where d it go? This year we celebrate the first winning season in the 5-year history of Goshen girls tennis. The squad served up 6 victories and 5 defeats. Heather Miller emerged with a fine record of 9 wins in I I matches. She was followed by Julie Bayno who was 5-5. Gayle Berry and captain Debbie Swanson led the pack in doubles play, ending with a 5-2 record. Teams of Judy Kahn captain Mari-lynn McBride and Lori McBride Jean Siracuse wrapped up their seasons with 4 wins apiece. Congratulations to the girls and their coach, Mr. Carlton Osgood for a fine season. Nice going! Left: Judy Kahn: Marilynn. I’m telling you for the last time! Now listen up!!” 91 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Our Their Score Opponent Score 40 Minisink 28 39 •Wailkillaqj : 1 52 53 •Port Jervis 51 34 •Valley Central Warwick 48 39 71 42 Chester 35 33 Tuxedo 50 42 Burke 60 38 Cornwall 42 40 47 O'Neih Mt. St. Mary Warwick 35 41 20 59 53 Chester 33 36 Tuxedo 60 34 Burke 41 30 Mt. St. Mary 32 24 O'Neill 37 34 Cornwall. 36 •Non-league' Heather Miller: Not another turn over!' Led by senior captains Lynda Luft, Debbie Dexter, and Jayme Niebuhr and under the guidance of Coach Allan Hoerup the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team finished fifth in the league with a 4-10 standing. Jayme Niebuhr finished the season with 196 points and led in the total number of rebounds, followed by Debbie Dexter with 141 points. The girls scored their season high against Chester 53-33. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row I — B. Fabish. D. Dexter. T. Wiley. H. Miller: Row 2 — L. Luft. W. Mabee. Missing: S. BodensiecL J. Neibuhr. S. Dill Yes. Mr. Hoerup. we re listening! 92 Debbie Dexter: Bombs Away! Heather: In your eye! GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL Joyce fakes a pass. Coached by Mr. Charles Eisenhart the girls’ J.V. team finished 7-7 in league play. Captains Joyce Birdsall and Lorena Ceri-sano led the twelve girl team. Joyce Birdsall came up with a high point total of 115 points in league play. Fastbreak the other way! 93 BASKETBALL Curtis reaches out for two. Give it to me: I'll shoot it! The Boys Varsity Basketball Team coached by Mr. Jim Distefano and led by captains Tom DeGeorge and Steve Flannery finished 7-7 in league play. The team scored a season high 90 points against Mt. St. Mary, holding their opponents to 59 points. Aaron Davis dominated the boards and finished the season with a total of 309 points. The team finished the season with a total of I 107 points. Aaron Davis goes up with a jumper. 94 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row I — T. Price A. Coleman. S. Berry. T. DeGeorge B Reidy. Row 2 — C. Price S. Schweikhart A. Davis. S. Flannery P. Lockett. Coach Distefano. Tom DeGeorge slows down the offense. Steve Berry: Who's shooting the ball? y SmJ -jerintT' BOYS' JV BASKETBALL 96 INDOOR TRACK Goshen representatives help set up. Goshen warms up. 97 WRESTLING Goshen High School s Wrestlers completed another successful season with a 9-5 overall record. Under the guidance of their coach Mr. Robert Zigrossi, the squad placed first in the Monroe-Wood-bury Tournament and third in the County Tournament. The Varsity Team was led by Jeff Wiley (23-1). Reggie Troncone (26-3). Bob Wes-lowski (20-3-3), and Gunnar deJong (13-3). Seniors Gunnar deJong, Bob Weslowski, and Reggie Troncone combined to establish the best total senior records (dual: 29-0-3: total 59-9-3) in Goshen High School history. In addition, Jeff Wiley and Reggie Troncone received individual honors by placing first in the OCL Tournament and second in the Section IX, respectively. 98 JV Wrestling Team Hey! Where did the gate go? 100 Chris Costello shows us how it's done Kelly shows good form. SKI TEAM: Row I —C. O Connor. L. Hennessey. M. McBride, M. Costello. M. Nuzzolese C. Mulligan- Row 2 — E. Dun'n. S. Diamond. C. Causland. P. McBride, G. Bally. K. Hernandez. B. DeSerto. K. Fredericks. R. Meehan D. Fisher, I. Yurchuk- Row 3 — K. Lake. K. Mulligan, M. Skotzko. S. George. J. Wescott K. Purcell. C. Costello. S. Skyer. Captain Marie Nuzzolese negotiates a tough course. While it has snowed, sleeted or even hailed, this year the ski team did not fail to whip through another season of lumps, bumps, moguls and jumps with their swinging coach. Mr. Helminski. Also, with the help of captains, Gail Bally. Marie Nuzzolese. Mike Costello, and Mike McBride, they have cleverly raced down steep slopes and flew across the finish line. They brought us through another year of ski competition. Overall, girls and boys finished 3rd in the Northern Division competition. 101 VOLLEYBALL Junior Varsity Volleyball Team BASE VARSITY BASEBALL scoreboard Dur Their core Opponent Score 0 Middletown II 1 •Middletown 4 0 Warwick 6 18 O'Neill 4 10 •Valley Central 1 1 5 Chester 3 6 •Valley Central 5 7 Burke 6 7 Tuxedo 1 4 Pine Bush 3 2 Warwick 5 0 Pine Bush 6 6 O’Neill 2 5 T uxedo 4 5 Chester 10 8 non-league Burke 10 104 105 Varsity Baseball Team 106 SOFTBALL Varsity Softball Team J.V. Softball Team 107 00 o Varsity Tennis Team 110 TRA CK 111 BOYS’ TRACK Boys Track Team 113 SPOTLIGHT ON THE STARS CLASS OF Louis Andruizi David Arneson 116 Joanne Adamis Peter Adler Peter H. Adler Those who talk much say little. Paul Karl Apfel Apple . . . Jr-Sr Basketball Game. Sr-Faculty Basketball Game . . . Likes the Little Rascals. Led Zeppelin. Lynyrd Skynyrd. C.J. hanging M s. weekends, Just What I Needed . U.C.L.A. . . . Dislikes deers that attack cars disco. Sunday nights. B.C.. loud music. Pete, class after school .. . Gotta do what you can just to keep yourself alive trying not to confuse it with trying to survive. David Brian Arneson Arnie . . . Football Hello Dolly! . Enrichment Program . .. Likes sleeping late foreign cars. Nancy. The Who . .. Dislikes early classes snotty people, stuck-up girls, certain gym teachers, book and lab reports. . . plans to get a job and get married. Pamela Susan Baker Pam ... J.V. Cheerleader, track team . . . Likes concerts, partying sunny days, shopping, sleeping skiing . . . Dislikes Mondays Math structured study halls. Goshen High School, cliques and rainy days ... Future plans include travel and college. Gail Victoria Bally Ski Team s M.V.P. 3 years. Soccer . . . Likes Neil Young The Kinks Highland munching out at Dunkin Doughnuts . . . Dislikes being 4' I 11 4. people who always have to make a comment about my height my Plymouth Signet being proofed uptown . . . Future plans are off to music school, performing on stage . . . hopefully Carnegie Hall!, and owning a 450 SL Mercedes ... When you get into a tight place and everything goes against you. till it seems as though you could not hold on a minute longer, never give up then, for that is just the time and place that the tide will turn. — H. Stowe Paul Apfel Naomi Astolfi Pamela Baker Gail Bally Scott Bally Scott E. Bally Likes long weekends with Michelob. rock concerts, the Rolling Stones, skateboard madness, getting rowdy at night, and singing JJ Flash . . . dislikes D.A.’s problems and disco music .. . would like to become a professional chef after graduation. Fred Hamilton Barnes Fred . . . likes Lois, tennis. Yankee baseball. Rod Stewart, stock car races, croquet, sleeping late. Molson's Golden Ale. rowdy people and being with the gang . . . dislikes getting up early, school and rednecks . . . Hey. what's up?” . . . Look for tomorrow because tomorrow is always better than today. . . . future plans: to be an equipment operator and Lois. Joseph Barberio Fred Barnes Paul Bast Thomas G. Bartnick Bart”, Rubberband Man” ... Football Baseball. Last of the Ramblin' Men . . . likes Led Zeppelin. Stairway to Heaven Yes. boxing. 15 friends. OCL Championships, traveling, beautiful females . . . dislikes burntness, disco, war. fast drivers, rising early, losing . . . The true profession of man is to find the way to himself. . . . the future holds college and a mathematically-oriented career. Barbara Ann Bates Barb ”, Perv” ... Track. Student Senate VP . . . likes Bob 21. bananas, community French fries. Pizza Hut. rowdy people, cartoons, Burt Reynolds, stuffing people into phone booths, wacky wigwams, the office crowd, laughing . . . dislikes being attacked by The Coat caterpillars. JD. cigars, coffee . . . You can pick your nose and you can pick your friends, but you can’t pick your friend's nose. Janet Marie Beisler Student Senate . . . likes spring days. Rock n Roll, the beach, getting mail, kittens . . . dislikes stuck-up people, in-house suspension, going to the dentist . . . Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. . . . plans include OCCC. making a lot of money, traveling, staying single. Janet Beisler Richard Besaw Thomas Bartnick Barbara Bates 117 Barbara Bodensieck Gary Brackfield Debbie Biaso Nicholas Biondi Debbie Lynne Biaso Deb BOCES VICA . . . lilces Mr. Miller s 5th mod class, parties weekends. Bob . . . dislikes rainy days, mormng BOCES Mondays, snobs. Jane . . . future plans include going on to college and travel ing . . . remembered for being Sleeve s client. Nicholas Charles Biondi Pasta . . Baseball. YRBK photographer . . . likes bowling, darkroom parties wassailing loud Rock n Roll Blues Brothers. Molson Ale. long week ends Mane . . . dislikes freshmen, ' cool photogra phers. disco. Bee Gees Mondays, hangovers, fags . . . plans include college and becoming rich . . . remembered as one of the photo guzzlers . Cindy Jane Bleffert Cir« . . . NHS. Cheerleading. Student Senate Sen ioritas Baseball Stat'n. Band Seaterettes Math Team. HR Rep. . . . likes dancing cheering at foot ball games summer, the shore ... I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and love today. ... on to Purdue University for engineering. Barbara Ann Bodensieck Barb Bo ...cheerleading soccer, softball Youth m Government student Senate. Seniontas MMRA OCCC ... likes Campus. N.Y. Yankees sleeping late lasagne vacation. Barry Manilow musicals . . . dislikes Mrs. W. book reports surprise quizzes Chinese food and Doritos . . . Aquarius . . . What is beautiful is a joy for all seasons and a pos session for all eternity. Adrienne Leah Bond Age . . . Senioritas. Enrichment Program. Tutoring Ski Club . . . partial to Italian food, summer, the ocean. JL . . . Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. . . . future plans include college to study Chemistry. Alison Faith Bowman All my love and thanks to Mom and Dad - It has been because of all that pain that we ve felt that I have come to respect and love you with everything I’ve got inside of me. Although at the time you didn’t understand my feelings you stood by me and cared enough to help me. Now that I look back at those three years. I would not change a thing. I not only think of you as my parents but as two good friends. Especially to Mary M. Debbie D. Roger. Diane Charlotte Lura Erica, and Scott D.. thank you for being my friends. Pamela Darlene Boykins Pammie . . . Loves Henry and having fun with Bow and Gerald . . . Dislikes moody and two-faced people and short weekends . . . Plans include college to be a flight attendant and to try to make something of myself’ . . . Live each day to its fullest because life is so important . . . There’s one thing about me that people like and that is that they can get along with me. . . . Remember one thing, always be yourself. 118 Russell Breckwoldt Debra Brink Russell Adam Breckwoldt Duck Perv Ruffle . . . Band Council Marching Band Finian's Rambow No No Nanette and Oliver Orchestras Gong Show J.V. Soccer co captain . .. Likes fig newtons, jamming. Cheap Tnck Rush, the summer. Senior privilege. Beth in a bikim . . . Dislikes book reports, term papers Mondays, breaking drumsticks, disco snobs phonies. Steve's cooking ... Do five! Debra Ann Brink Debt Brmky Brinkster . . . Seaterette capt. and treas. Seno-nta . . . Likes Kenny, weekends. 7 and 7 s. summer, vacations (cruise w J. J. s? 2). Red Hot Dollars, chocolate milk, sleeping, battles w. Dext. Nuzze's hospitality Russy s name, independence . . . Dislikes extra pounds, curfew, after effects of Station w Mitsky and Nelson, sec ond toes, no sunshine, and noses. Theresa Marie Brown crew chorus, drama club, math team, YRBK Y-in-G. softball . . . likes outdoors, music guitar classes, snow days friends, shows, football games and the class of 79 . . . Dislikes snobs, term papers and structured study halls . . . future plans include college and experiencing everything I can . . . Climb high, climb far. your goal the sky. your aim the star' . Steven James Buday Bude Marmaduke . . . Football Baseball Last of the Ramblm Men . . . likes Penn State Camp with J.D.. sixth period studyhall week ends The Stones. Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . dislikes Basil s loud music. Sunday nights, getting up early, preseason, lab after school stuck-up people . . . No matter how bad today might be, there s always tomorrow . Charlotte Anne Burns Charlie Bobsie Twin no. I Frick and Frack . . . BOCES. VICA Student Senate . . . likes nursing. Hawaii, summer nights, sunsets, swimming true friends like JARJ. time for myself . . . dislikes rainy days Monday's clinical, cold weather, pushy people . future plans include OCCC for nursing . . . Thanks Mom and Dad for everything ... There is no time like the present - Rosemarie Calia Chorus. Varsity Choir. Finian s Rainbow Oliver All County Cho rus. Drama Club Prez. Senior play. Swing Choir. YRBK . . . likes third period Psych class, snow days, singing, swimming gymnastics, sleep ing late . . . rainy Mondays, pop quizzes, oral reports . Keep your face always towards the sunshine, and the shadows will fall behind you . Robert F. Carey Bob . . . Football . . . likes weekends. Senior privilege, loud music The Stones no. 56. fooseball. uptown and having money . . . dislikes sprints, losing beat nights and being broke . . Remembered as the Rock Concert on Wheels . . . You can t always get what you want but if you try. sometime, you just might find —you get what you need . Theresa Brown Steven Buday Lynda Buchanan Charlotte Burns Rosemarie Calia Robert Carey 119 Vivienne M. Chong Genie Viv . . . Track. Seniority Club, plays, talent show gong show Chorus . . . likes singing, acting, playing guitar piano and wear ing nice clothes . . . dislikes the ways of people who are too proud writing letters being yelled at . . . plans include working for God . . . Thanks for everything Mom Dad and Auntie .. . God is good . Scott Robert Coleman YRBK Treasurer Bowling Club O.A. The Page, tutoring . . . likes old books pretzels Mrs. Diamond s teaching, Thomas Hardy s novels and argumg with Mr. Eisenhart . . . dislikes nicknames lab Monday mornings and research papers . . . Hopes to attend Dartmouth College . . . A thousand years in thy sight are but as yesterday when it is past and as a watch in the night . Theresa Colgan Terri . . . likes sleeping talking on the phone, sports, funny people Yankees the beach summer days and rowdy parties . . . dislikes cold weather being sick, making decisions, walking to school and final exams . . . future plans include college and becoming a teacher . . . Treasure yesterday, believe in tomorrow, but life for today Robert Condon Track, football Boces food services . . . likes Miami Dolphins, sports Storm and other good music, also likes girls with good personalities good jokes Animal House and weekends . . . dislikes Monday-Fn-day people calling him Ed Zeppelin Arrowsmith. Pink Floyd, stuck up people and people with no sense of humor also the thought of not graduating . . . Think only of today for there may not be a tomorrow . Michael Costello Raymond Czak 120 Vivienne Chong Theresa Colgan Robert Condon Michael J. Conway Hooper ... Football . . . likes hockey, nice, fast cars and bikes. Ted Nugent and other rock groups, going out with fine girls, watching Monty Python and Abbott and Costello .. . loves T.C. . . . dislikes get ting up early, cold rainy days, and disco . . . plans to go to California on a motorcycle. Nancy Karin Coon Nance . . . Varsity ski team. Varsity tennis team, Seaterettes No. No Nanette ... I love to express myself, make people happy and expe rience new things. I try to avoid bad habits, small talk and compositions . . . Life is like an onion, you peel it off a layer at a time and sometimes you weep . Michael Joseph Costello Mike . . . Football, Ski team Captain. Baseball. Founder of MMRA. Senior class play, last of the Ramblin Men . . . likes snow Vermont sknng a certain girl from Burke . . . dislikes Sunday nights ... As we sail mto the jaws and death of the future, it is always tougher on those we leave behind . Raymond J. Czak Likes Mr. Miller Molson, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd. Van Halen cooking, being with a rowdy bunch of people, good times . . . dislikes PIKUL. disco, stuck up people. Budweiser. GCHS and Fig Newtons . . . plans include going to Culinary Institute ... I came. I saw and I went . Paul Czech Tom DeGeorge Gunnar deJonq Alyssa DeLuccia Deborah Ann DeStefano Deb Shrimp . . . Soccer Volleyball. Softball. AGCR Senioritas. bowling club, stagecrew. Student Senate . . . likes being short, telling lies mustaches, three piece suits, tans, woodshop. trying to trip tall people and bothering teachers . . . dislikes reading, people who •gnore me. smokers, crowded places, people who try to act cool, and being bored . . . future plans include college and then work, hopefully! ... Far out and freaky ”. Denise Virginia DeWitt Witt . . . likes dancing, Earth. Wind and Fire, nice clothing Mr. Mill er s English class, french fries and having no school on Monday . . . dis likes math, getting up early and doing oral reports . . . future plans include going to college to study Psychology . . . It matters not what you are thought to be. but what you are . Shelly Elaine DeWitt Likes basketball games, food fights, snow days . . . dislikes school lunches . . . future plans include the Air Force . . . When you love something, let it go. If it comes back: it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was”. Debra A. Dexter Dexter ... Varsity basketball. Varsity softball. Varsity volleyball. Senior class Prez. Student Senate. Senioritas . . . likes fights with Brink, campfires. D.L. summer nights, beaches, end of finals week, convert ibles. 77 s. travelling. T.B. goofing on Mr. K. Mr. McCormick for all four years, concerts and cookies . . . dislikes long labs. peas, phonies, long school weeks, outings at Wallenpopak . . . future plans include to become an engineer . . . When asked where are you going, reply to fill your greatest expectations”. Paul Andrew Michael Czech Czech ... all activities are unmentionable . . . likes girls with far away eyes . . . dislikes snobs and people who only want to know your business . . . future plans include just living it up for awhile. Tom DeGeorge Tommy D. Doc . . . Soccer Basketball. J.V. Baseball Tennis. Track 91 Social Studies award . . . likes Fridays, parties, poker. Har ry's bike girls . . . loves Sue . . . dislikes tests Mondays and stuck up juniors . . . C.S. Fan Club. Uno Club. Ugh ... on to Oswego ... If you're going to go for it: go for the gold . Gunnar deJong Gunnr har . . . Wrestling, Baseball. Football. Student Senate. YRBK Sports Correspondent. Last of the Ramblin Men . . . likes Yankees, chocolate chip cookies. Norway. Stowe. VT.. children, quiet evenings with a friend, coaching, and back rubs . . . dislikes back braces, coaches who know less than players, dancing during dinner, and breaking up . . . We arrive in this world alone and we depart alone, this time called life was meant to share. Alyssa DeLuccia Art. horseback riding. Lions . . . likes full moons, mushrooms . . . loves parties, late nights and foreign cars . . . future plans include college and travel. Deborah DeStefano Denise DeWitt Shelly DeWitt Debra Dexter 121 Vincent Dibblee Thomas Dunkelman Daniel Dzierzek Valerie Dzierzek Vincent Dibblee Dibbs Vin . . . loves Peach' . . . likes rock music, going uptown and drinking beers, goofin around, having some Bucks, winning and a good time . . . dislikes guard rails, goodie goodies hangovers and owing money . . . future plans include being famous as a D.J. . . . Hoppin' and Boppin' Baby I ain't stoppin. Vinny D. here til next time rock on ! Thomas J. Dunkelman Tom . . . soccer. Ski team. Ski club . . . likes lots of moguls, deep snow sailing waterskiing, nips, the Stones the Yankees and Kelly Jo . . . dislikes math homework rain, oral reports, cigarettes stuck-up girls, and writing Senior write ups . . . future plans include driving to college in my new Vette. Daniel A. Dzierzek BOCES . . . likes parties, camping and travelling . . . dislikes stuck up people Monday mornings and getting up early . . . future plans include travelling and to become a carpenter . . . Don't follow in my footsteps cause I don't know where I'm going' . Valerie Lynn Dzierzek Likes piano, music the shore baking chocolate Toyotas having a good time money beautiful sunny days picnics Mr. Greenberg s Music Theory class . . . dislikes homework, headaches rainy days and the blues . . . future plans include Secretarial work and Darud . . . It is not how much we have but how much we en|Oy that makes happiness . . . Spurgeon. Sue Ellen Egbertson Likes Ben. long weekends, the beach and being with friends . . . dislikes Monday mornings, oral reports getting up early, arguing some peo pie . . . future plans include attending college and to live a life of hap piness ... If you want something badly enough you've got to let it go free and if it comes back to you. it's really yours if it doesn't, you never had it anyway Andrew Parker Ellerkamp Drew . . . soccer tennis. Freshman Vice Prez. Student Senate . . . likes Puz snow skiing, good loud music. Zeppelin and the Yankees . . . dislikes the Met greasers the dentist, Monday mornings and disco . . . There are some people I can deal with and some I can't . Douglas Alan Fabish Drugs Sarge Cadet . . . Last of the Ramblm Men NHS raism fights Math team Blues Brothers. Macho Man Basketball. Base ball . . . future plans: West Point July 2 1979 June 1983 . . . Follow your dream They can because They think they can . Stephen Joseph Flannery Fig Yowsa . . . Football Captain Basketball Captain. Baseball. Math team Honor Society, Enrichment Program. Co Prez of the Zooming Pumpkins . . . likes sports, food music School vacations studyhalls, being outdoors and the good ole summer time out on the Campbell Hall basketball court . . . could do without homework and bus 59 ... future plans include to go to college and enjoy life . . . Ven. Vedi. Vici . . . Nothing is harder to find than perfection . SueEllen Egber+son Andrew Ellerkamp Douglas Fabish Stephen Flannery John Forshay Greg Gavin Laurie Gildersleeve Kristine Gregoire Richard Gomez Tracy Green Grant Gardner Bruce Grecco John Forshay Fly . . . likes old green chevys Marty and Gemini North . . . dislikes stuck up people disco and DWI $. Laurie Lee Gildersleeve Stymie Sleeve . . . VICA, Cosmetology at BOCES . . . likes long weekends Mr. Miller s fifth mod class and being with friends . . . dislikes Monday mornings rainy days, getting up early and certain people . . . future plans include becoming a great beautician and travelling . .. Remembered for being Deb s lawyer . . . Finding the one you love is finding yourself . Bruce Adam Grecco Tracy Marie Green Trace ... I like leaning on the wind and hanging free mustaches, and levis ... I hate guys in dirty jeans and people who don t know which way is up ... I plan to go to college travel and have a GOOD time ... I thrive on sunshine and sympathize with the rain . . . Tracy. Kristine L. Gregoire Bo Bobist . . . likes Joe Moore swimming ceramics going out being with friends and horseback nding . . dislikes snobby people and being bored . . . future plans include finally getting out of school and marrying Joe travelling . . . Remembered for being a nut . . . Chell Out Hey Hey . 123 Christopher Harragin Laurie Hatfield Ayn Harnett Stephan Hagan Bruce Hafner Cynthia Griffith Cynthia Susan Griffith Cmdy Cyn . . . No. No Nanette Oliver Drama dub . . likes Yankee Lake, singing. Louie and Lee and sneaking around . . . dis likes getting caught in Yankee Lake, being grounded . . Love is like a dandelion its roots grow deep, no matter how many times it s cut down it always grows back stronger ...Cyn. Stephan M. Hagan Likes girls, planes, flying, horses, good food, lots of money, good friends and talking on the C.B_dislikes getting up early and going to school, doing homework and getting home early also noisey people . future plans: When I'm out of school will join the Navy and serve for six years, learn to drive a truck and work on planes. When I get out. I will buy myself an old run down ranch and fix it up. I will build a house fly planes and drive trucks for a living ... Id rather be fly ing . Ayn Harnett I would like to be remembered by all those who have called me Ma and by one who called me Frog . I will hope that the kids keep the family going. They will never be able to imagine how special each one has been to me. Be happy . . . Take a walk on the wild side . Scott Christopher Harragin Harry . . . Soccer Stage Crew . . . Likes Steely Dan Crateful Dead and school I'm tired of school, but enjoyed it. ... Future plans are to work in the industrial trade, and to Just play one day at a time. Jack Thomas Harris Hoddy . . . Varsity Football. Track . . . likes Football and Iris . dis likes dirty cars, and being proofed . . . future plans include getting a Master's in Mathematics . . . Rum Run . Laurie Jean Hatfield Suzy”. Hatfield Hat . . . chorus. Drama Club Yrbk. The Page likes Friday the 13th Maine bike riding, Meatloaf. Fleetwood Mac. Neil Diamond The Animal , boating, full moons, vans and cra y guys . . . dislikes fri zy hair, being called short, math, pushy peo pie and being told no . . . plans include college and a career in jour nalism. Peter William Hegedus Pete . . . OCL Soccer Champion. Baseball. Senior Faculty Basket ball, one of the last of the Ramblin' Men Senior play The Mouse that Roared . . . will always like 65 Ramblers. Virginia Mountains and J.T___l.ked Mr. Miller's first per. English . . . dislikes fifth per. math classes and after school bro. labs . . . plans include VPI and SU and possibly a career in business . . . Remember yesterday ... Live today . . . and Dream of tomorrow . 124 Lisa Hehn Judith Herzog Cheryl Hue Lisa Ann Hehn Lee . . . No No Nanette Finian’s Rainbow C.B. club. Drama club ... 92 math award. Varsity choir . . . loves Charlie. Cyn, Louie and horses . . . hates cold days, boring weekends. Health class and vodka . . . plans to attend Oklahoma State to become a D Jay . . . Hang in there kid. the first hundred years are the hardest . Judith Ann Herzog Judy Zoq . . . Cheerleading Seniorita Prez Track. Prom Com mittee . . . likes sunny days. Dexter s campfires, the shore, parties. 21 Rt. 84 reststop. cramming people in telephone booths . . . dislikes Mom working at school, the word Radio . . . plans include college at Cobleskill . . . Enjoy today, for tomorrow may never come and yes terday is already gone . Richard Scott Hopkins Rich . . . Football Baseball and Wrestling . . . likes dirt track racing, cars and Kathy . . . dislikes the school s faculty members . . . future plans to go in the Air Force in Aug. 79 . . . If a person is worth know mg at all. then he is worth knowing well . Cheryl M. Hue Tern Baby Huey . . . Track. Senioritas . . likes guys almost any type of music, joking around, modeling and working with animals . . dislikes being teased . . . future plans include college in Pennsylvania and a career as a veterinarian . . . You can achieve anything you want if you work hard for it and have faith in yourself . Dale Edward Hughes Soccer Track . . . likes music, waterskiing. 4 motorcycles. Yankees . . dislikes A.P. Biology, regrets Health . . . plans to major in Marine Biology . . . It s not important who you are. but that you re living up to par . Ruth Ann Hulbert Ruthie. Rudy Jr. . . . Varsity Choir. Chorus. All County Chorus. Drama Club v.p. stage crew. Y A C. Y in G. Yearbook Page, softball. Nanette . Finians . Oliver . Senior play. Goshen Drama Co.. Oliver cover design . . . likes purple, performing, broadway. confus mg people . . . dislikes vocabulary Mondays, and snobs ... on to col lege and career in theatre . . . famous for Is my hair FREAKING OUT? Larry Robert Hulle . . . band, intramural basketball, floor hockey . . . likes basketball, girls, music, long dates, farming, hunting, animals, pizza and dancing . . . dislikes Monday mornings. English compositions, stuck up people and getting up in the morning . . . He's young. He'll get over it. . . . plans to go to Cornell for a B.S. degree. Ruth Hulbert Larry Hulle John Hendrickson Richard Hopkins Dale Hughes 125 Scott Jensen Kelly Keating Diane Hunter Jodi Innocent t ' Anthony Irizarry Lura Johnson Thomas Jones Carolyn Karkosza Diane Marie Hunter Cheerleading, track, volleyball, soccer. Yearbook Ass t Editor. Drama Club. Enrichment Program. Math Team The Mouse That Roared . .. Likes true friends having fun getting rowdy, and the Seashore . . . Dislikes Unpredictable situations . drunk people and the Silent Treatment . . . Future plans include graduating from the USMA at West Point . . . Girls can t do WHAT??’ Jodi Kay Innocent Smiley . . . Jane Russell .. . likes Charlie . . . singing, smiling, acting crazy the office gang Schunnemonk Mt. Milky Way bars and my Irish Daddy . . . could do without ... 10 lbs. the O G Sale Bio. AP. deadlines and doing other people s work. I wish you peace when times are hard. A light to guide you through the dark. And when storms are high and your dreams are low, I wish you the strength to let love grow. Thomas F. Jones Jonesie . Jones . Little Bones . .. football — 5 yr$. exceptional seniors game co-captain. MVP Defensive Excellency. Spirit ... 55 ... likes beer money, and working . . . dislikes two 4kced people back stabbers. liars, disco and sitting around . .. Take a joke . . . The Marshall Tucker Band. CDB. and Lynard Skynard . . . Be good . . . Behave . . . I ll try is for winners. I can’t is for losers ’ . . . plans college and a good job. Carolyn Marie Karkosza Karkas ... likes good music, good books, good people and good parties. Sugarloaf Mountain, get ting a suntan Michelob. and the company of decent men, especially Tom . . . dislikes waiting, onions, phony people, heatless cars, being broke, and arguing .. . Have faith in yourself and those you love, and peace will descend from the Lord above. . . . plans to live a happy life, write poetry, work hard, become deliriously rich, and to find my true love. Lura Ellen Johnson Wall Flower . . . Student Senate tutoring . . . enjoys the family, being with friends, cats, spring, lilacs. The Kinks. Gail playing the piano, and music ... can t tolerate people spelling her name wrong, being called Lori, and not having a car . . . plans to leave Goshen go to college and be happy . .. Deja vu Kelly Anne Keating Keats . .. Seniorita treasurer. Cheerleading Captain. track, chorus. The Mouse That Roared assistant director Prom Committee . . . likes smijing. Chinese fire drills on Rte. 211 jelly beans, raisin fight Fleetwood Mac. school (No. I m not crazy!), and the shore . . . dislikes giving blood . . . plans include college and being rich . .. Hey! Good things come in small packages!” 126 Laura Kehoe Roger Kimiecilc Laura Jean Kehoe Louie . . . loves sunset over the ocean, upstate guitars, haircutting, sports, pillows, bikes, guys. Cyn and Lee . . . How sweet to love someone. How right to care. . . . Ya got me swinging!” . . . Smile, the first 100 years are the hardest!” . . . Live forever, not just a day: live close to your heart, not far away. Roger Mark Kimiecik Rog Whiplash. Scar . . . The murder room. Oliver, the Mouse That Roared. Y-ln-G. the Page NHS. math team ... likes acting, weekends the Beatles Springsteen, and Village of Goshen People . . . hates snows, homework, disco and driving a four speed ... on to college fame and fortune . . . The world cannot continue to wage war like physical giants and to seek peace like intellectual pygmies.” Judy Kingsley Bee . . . January graduate . . . loves Stephen . . . enjoys cruisin' in my VEGA, gomg to the shore after the prom, hanging out. partying, having a great time, skipping out for lunch, and especially living . . . dislikes not having a car. not being with Steve, and being able to do what I want and when I want . . . The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.” — Richard L. Evans. Gregory N. Kisor Likes basketball. Saturday nights, skiing, and foosball ... dislikes Monday mornings. D. H.. and braggarts . . . plans to go into engineering after schooling . . . The person who said money isn't everything is nuts.” Sharon Ann Klinetob Adores Tim. Sunsets, soft things, the shore, concerts. Yes and motorcycling . . . dislikes being bored, not having money, structured study hall, and rainy days .. . Sweet dreams console the future, sweet dreams divide the past.” Laurie Elizabeth Knowlton Band, choir. Hello Dolly . No. No. Nannette” 'Tinian's Rainbow Oliver”, all county band and chorus . . . loves clarinet, sleeping late, horses and cats . . . hates Monday mornings, bad food, and insincerity . . . on to Mount Holyoke College to study music, then graduate school ... If any man seeks greatness, let him seek truth and he will find both.” Frank Joseph Koza Death . . . soccer track. C.S. Fan Club, senior play . .. loves fishing. Tolkien Washingtonville parties . . . idolizes The Star” . . . has a slightly pessimistic outlook, but sees a star in the future — As within the mines of Moria. the darkness descended, but there shall always be at least one path which will lead to the light. Wayne Charles Kozireski Bowling club, band . . . likes long weekends, sports, and a good sense of humor . . . future plans include college . . . No goal is not within grasp. Judy Kingsley Sharon Klinetob Frank Koza Gregory Kisor Wayne Kozireski Laurie Knowlton 127 Anne Patricia Kragh Seester . . . Oh-k. . . . likes the office crowd. 21. the shack, champagne breakfasts, sunny days, rowdy parties, concerts. Pizza Hut. MO . . dislikes Mr. Lyon s math quizzes, rhine wine, punctuality. A.M. radio, and a certain someone s war stories . . . famous for Blow it out your shorts ... I finally got all my stuff together. I just can't remember where I put it. Anthony Joseph Kujawski Tony . . . likes ice hockey parties, motorcycle races, uptown, weekends. Unadilla . . . dislikes agricultural mechanization, school, smart people rainy days, stuck-up people. Monday mornings, and hates third mod study hall . . . future plans — to become a brain surgeon . . . “Life’s rough. Jacqueline Jean Lempka Jackie ' . . . likes Lane, loud music, long hair, partying, loud cars and summer . . . dislikes people who put other people down, book reports, greasers, accounting and being alone . . . You can t worry about life, you just have to live it. David Lerner Joseph Vincent Lichardi Ginzo , Lichards , Leech . .. likes being with Ann. cooking, discos. skiing, motorcycling. Italians, sleeping, and 151 ... dislikes GCHS bemg told what to do. the Shack, sitting around, two-faced people, losing license, referral slips, big feet and girls who wear sneakers .. . plans to go to culinary school and to become a chef . . . He who loves not wine, women and song, remains a fool his whole life long. Lynda Suzanne Luft Lufty . . . Hack .. . soccer, volleyball, basketball (capts.). Honor Society secretary. Senioritas. sports correspondent . . . famous for her red hair and quiet ways . . . likes sleeping in. travelling, shopping . . . dislikes Mondays, midterms, being late, and missing the Champagne Breakfast and Class Day . . . God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can. and the wisdom to know the difference. Anne Kragh Anthony Kujawski Lynda Luft Donna Magie 128 Robbielynn Maney Lois Marshall Marie Matta Jill Martin Jane Charlotte Mattfeld J.J. Bobsey Twin 2 . Frick and Frack ... BOCES. VICA. Drama Club. Chorus and Choir. No. No. Nanette ... likes stealing Frick s car. H 2 hr. lunch downtown, nursing, playing pranks on Chari Miller s non-English class . .. dislikes rain, cold weather. 6 00 a.m.. Little Blonde, brown nosers . and clinical, boring weekends . . . Errrrrr. Deborah Jean McAndrew Ptckul. Pic .. . likes the Beatles. Mr. Miller s class, long weekends annoying Mr. Schnipper. the bench, and hanging out . . . hates disco, lunch ladies, in-house suspension, hypocrites, and the new high school . . . Looking ahead can be a hard thing to do. looking back can be the worst thing to do . . . On to writing a best-selling novel. Marilyn McBride Lynner Mare Charlie ... Student Senate. Cheerleading. Sen-toritas. Tennis. Senior Play . . . Adores being with D. W. cheering for O.C.L. Champs. Spanish trips, suntans, darkroom parties Alan Alda tattoos, puppy breath . . . Dislikes dieting, sleeping with Lupe the fish . . . Plans to go to college . . . No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence. Michael Kerry McBride Likes women. Molson cream ale. going to camp Colorado, and Ari zona . . . dislikes school. English, referrals, disco, nerds, losing my license, and blowing my engines. Robbielynn Maney Likes oceans, summer nights, snowy mornings . . . Dislikes arguing with people who are right ... If you love something set it free — if it comes back, it's yours — if it doesn't, it never was. Lois E. Marshall Bean . . . likes Fred, going uptown, being with the gang. Creamsi-cles. the night life, my ROAD RUNNER, red roses, M M s. the Grimace. and working at McDonalds . . . dislikes getting up early, cold weather. Trig, curfews, and rainy days . . . Happiness can only be obtained in you live your life to the fullest. . . . future plans: a secretarial career and Fred. Jill S. Martin Jilly Miran Twin ... Cheerleading (capt.). Student Senate class rep. . . . Loves playing soccer, sunshine, the gang, and being me . . . Adores Mr. Romano and Mr. Miller. . . Hates arguing with M. M. phony friends, ramy days, and mushrooms . . . Friend I will remember you. think of you. and pray for you! Marie Patricia Matta Marie . . . Cheerleading, Senioritas. chorus, homeroom rep.. Seat-erettes. Ski Club . .. Likes having money, good music, warm spring days, and cool winter nights with someone special . .. Dislikes homework. English, and being sick . .. Plans to go on to college for accounting ... I m not one to say. I really like you . I'm one to say I really love you . Jane Mattfeld Deborah McAndrew Marilynn McBride Michael McBride 129 Virginia Ann McGlynn Ginny, Gin-Gin . . . likes chubbies. long weekends, sunny days, rowdy parties, skiing, swimming, and people who smile a lot . . . dislikes getting up early, math class and phony people . . . On to college and enjoying life to its fullest .. . Understand that it is not always necessary to understand. Dora Ann McSpirit Dor . . . likes Barr, hanging out with the gang, sleeping, good jams, summer, laughing, partyin' and cruisin' .. . dislikes cold weather, grouchy people, mayonnaise, and nerds ... on to college, saving money, and settling down. Terence John Meehan Track captain. Cross County. Mouse That Roared. . . likes skiing, running. Cape Cod. and warm weather . . . dislikes being the mediator and 12:30 curfew ... on to college ... We can’t discover new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore. Geoffrey Leighton Miller Jeff . . . likes Gin-Gin. football, lacrosse, being zany, bike riding, hot summer days, sleeping late, and good rowdy parties . . . dislikes disco, snow, gossip, and Monday morning hangovers . . . Happiness is a by product of an effort to make someone else happy. Dora McSpirit Mary Messenger Terence Meehan Geoffrey Miller 130 Guy Monroe Edward Murray I Bonnie Mitton John Monaco Diana Moreno Michael Miller L. Michael Moore Mark Montgomery ' Bonnie Ann Mitton Bon. Mittslci . . . student senate, cheerleading . . . sophomore secretary, NHS, V.P.. NO NO NANETTE . Finians Rainbow . . . likes beaches. T.J.. waterskiing, football, the office crowd, and late night escapades w Brink and Nelson . .. dislikes rain, car trouble, lima beans, and Mr. Eisenhart’s abysmal ignorance ... on to college in Va. and travel ... If the world s a vale of tears. Smile till rainbows span it. John M. Monaco Mon Z ... loves food fights, girls with good sense of humor, jogging. and playing guitar . . . hates being suspended, red necks, pig farmers, stuck-up people. Mark Andrew Montgomery Doctor M . Monte . . . Band, track. NHS. Latin Club. C.S. Fan Club . . . likes Marilyn, camping. Dylan. Monty Python . . . dislikes playing poker in the dark .. . pities two-cent philosophers, but hopes to become a nickel philosopher someday . . . And all the people I used to know are but illusions to me now. Edward Mark Murray Bo' Boge ... skiing ... Samfa . Stymie. ... likes partying, uptown. Friday nights. Italians, beer blasts. 151. money and travelling . . . dislikes school. Mondays, working. Other Place. Station. Yukon Jack, disco, boring people, lectures, police, early mornings and old ideas. 131 Wendy Nelson Jayme Niebuhr Teresa Novak Michelle Nashan Michelle Shell Shelly . . . cheerleading . . . loves H.W. riding shotgun w th Janet going out having a good time, weekends, and summer . . . hates winter, getting up at 6 A.M. book reports being sick English class Burger King, conceited people . . . Whip it Freak Out She s so ugly she makes my eyes hurt! Colin Evan Nass J.V. and Varsity soccer fresh-soph junior sermor bowls. Spanish and phyS'CS awards enrichment program . . . likes Fridays pingpong Har r, s trans and Florida . . . dislikes snow book reports, lab reports and A.M. .. On to the university of Rochester traveling and of course money. Wendy Jean Nelson Wen . . . cheerleading soccer ski team, choir, senior play. Finians Rainbow prom committee . . . likes gymnastics, swimming, skiing, sunny days champagne chocolate chip cookies and close friends . . . on to college and traveling . . . What is a friend? I will tell you. It is a person w th whom you dare to be yourself. Nancy Ann Nichols N1 k . . . likes summer Friday nights good parties, haning out with gr.� d fr.ends goofing on Kark and Joe Christiano . . . dislikes Sundays wa tmg around depending on Tom being broke moody peo pie and boredom . . . plans on doing things on her own having money being happy . . . Let’s love each other today: for tomorrow our chance may be gorfe. Jayme Frances Niebuhr L'kes fe smiles nice teeth independence different names . . . dislikes feet fat. people who spell her name wrong . . Basketball cap-Tain exceptional Senior s game soccer track . . . Plans on college in Te as modeling having her own business . . . Your future what you want t to be. Timothy Allen Niesolowski -Jarvis Weasel ... - kes deer hunting fishing trapping, swimming - . wmob I ng girls, beer weekends John Deere 310 and 350 . . . dis-: � es school English mornings, tests . . . |oined army as a heavy equipment operator. Teresa Lane Novak Teresa Cheerleading capt. Varsity Choir No No Nanette The Moust That Reared drama club student senate . . . L-kes California f r g ‘an r cq clothes Camaro s cookies . . . Dislikes being called Tess having to work . . . On to the University of South Carolina, plans .n marrying a handsome rich man . . . Live Love Laugh. Marie Teresa Nuzzolese Nuzz Nubbs . . . soccer, skiing, student sentate Senoritas secretary . Loves the shore strawberries Chinese firedrills on rt. 21 I shop r. ng .art rides .. . dislikes Yipes music short Italian jokes, airheads Colgans Driveway . . . Plans on someday being tall and skinny . . . It s tetter to smile and forget than to remember and be sad . . . Nancy Nichols Timothy Niesolowski Marie Nuzzolese 132 Joan O'Brien Bonnie Parliman Richard Peterson Joan D. O'Brien . . . likes being friends, summer vacation. Brooklyn and Having a good time . . . dislikes school and all assigned tasks such as Homework, book reports and compositions . . . future plans include getting out of Orange County going back to Brooklyn, living life and absorbing all I can ... I feel I am stepping into a new world a world I fear yet long to e perience. Bonnie Sue Parliman Bonnice. Bondseye Barnie. Squeely . . . student senated. winner of an achievement award . . . likes Mr. Musgrove and Mr. Miller's fifth period English classes. Mr.Garr Mr. Cahill, and Ms. Kmerman's social studies classes . . . dislikes four years of Mr. Siracuse s home room . . . plans on college and being told she s Sally Gallon's sister. Felice Elizabeth Preston F.P. Lisa . . . likes Tom. horses, motorcycles Soap Mock and Mmdy . . . dislikes school red tape, stuffy teachers who must always go by the book a dull weekend with nothing to do . . . plans to live happily after in a warmer climate. Kenneth Piggott Felice Preston Linda Parker Roger Peachey Robert Peterson 133 Michael Quinn Lisa Rehnberg Linda Puzio Raja Ramachandran William Price William Todd Price Styles Eddie . . . baseball, soccer . . . hates getting up on Monday mornings . . . likes to listen to W.B.L.S. and Earth Wind, and Fire. Master of Disaster plans include working and going into the service. Linda Ann Puzio Puz . . . cheerleading, twirling . . . Likes Drew the ocean. Miller Beer. Canada. Mr. Snips typing class. Tull. J. Geils . . . dislikes greasers, snobs Van Haast ers driveway moody people . .. plans to go to college and get married . . . Don t look for tomorrow. Live for today”. Michael Joseph Quinn Quinny the Mighty Quin .. . Co. Prez of Zooming Pumpkins basketball. Frosh football . . . likes Andy K’s earth science class, sleeping, summer, stars. Mickey Mouse . . . dislikes slow walkers, oral reports, showoffs . . . plans on college and enjoying life . . . Don't walk behind me I may not lead: don't walk before Donna Marie Quinfo Do-Nut . . . likes swimming, bowling, horseback riding. handball warm friendly people . . . dislikes cold weather cold people . . . plans to work full time as a legal secretary and attend a few night courses at O.C.C.C. Raja Ramachandran Raja ( Habas . Habs’ ) Ramachandran ... likes tennis. wassailing winning the OCL tennis title. Mr. Miller’s English 12-1 class, the Blues Brothers Cheap Trick Molson Ale. student senate, skiing, loud rock n roll, Celica Gt. pingpong. guitar, and drum playing . . . dislikes Communist Chinese. Russians, school meatloaf. losing, fags, and disco with a passion . . . Plans on college and becoming a doctor . . . likes to be remembered as a wild and Craaazy Guy '! . . . Life is but a walking shadow and may no one ever step on it. Victoria Ann Reed Vickie . . . Girls soccer, track, student senate senior class secretary, senior play . . . likes good food, being outdoors, having a great time . . .hates math tests, boring teachers, and study halls .. . plans on college and becoming a successful lawyer . . . To be the very vest that you can be”. Lisa Ellen Rehnberg . .. likes the shore, long weekends, skiing, dancing, sleeping and coming in late or not at all. . . . dislikes snotty teachers Mondays, quiet study halls, oral book reports cliques, and C.O. . . . hopes to get out of Thom McAnns . . . If you had listened hard enough you might have heard what I meant to say. 134 Susan Reidy Gary Retel Susan Ann Marie Reidy Sue Ree Reid ... Student Senate . . likes being with the gang partying. J.D.. hanging out with Hotlips. parties at Mike s camp cruisin’ with Darr. concerts, wild and crazy guys the summer and the ocean .. . dislikes discos, nerds, empty pockets mean green accidents, fig newtons school in general little bro and getting caught. Gary Retel . Abridge your hopes in proportion to the shortness of the span of human life: for while we converse the hours, as if envious of our pleas ure fly away: enjoy therefore the present time, and trust not too much to what tomorrow may produce. - Horace Mary E. Riehle Mare . . BOCES Dental Assisting . . . Likes summertime, waterskiing. travelling, being a Virgo, Mercedes, and 714s... loves Mike . . . plans to be a dental assistant and go on to college. Maryann M. Rissmeyer Riss . . . JV and Varsity cheerleader Secretary Treasurer Varsity cheerleaders. Senior play. Senioritas . . . Likes skiing, being outside weekends and travelling . . . dislikes Mondays phonies B.K. s and dishonest people . . . plans to attend college and become a psychologist Time is the key to love We turn the key for love and it is time well spent.' Elba Ines Rivera .. . volleyball BOCES for Cosmetology, chorus Oliver! . . . likes singing, dancing hairdressing. NYC. and sunny summer days . . dis likes phoney people hicks, and druggies . . . Love comes from the most unexpected places. Cheryl Robelen .. . I'm not too tall and I'm not too smart I ve got a little brain and a happy heart, but I've worked quite hard to do my part in make being dumb a work of art. Rosemarie Romano Rose Rosie baby . . . bowling club BOCES . .. likes J,C the gang Miller s Zeppelin, partying with the gang sunshine and |ust being myself . . . dislikes Mondays, rainy days, snobs and liars . Will always be remembered for cutting out and never getting caught . . will always remember the bungalows the Rez and McBride s camp with the gang. Mark John Russell Rustle Rustle . . . stage crew for No. No. Nanette Finian s Rainbow Oliver! . ping pong . . . likes math, Eisenhart s jokes ... I have only just a minute, only sixty seconds in it. forced upon me can t refuse it. didn't seek it. didn't choose it but it's up to me to use it. I must suffer if I lose it. give account if I abuse it. Just a tiny little minute — but eternity is in it. 1 Mary Riehle Rosemarie Romano Maryann Rissmeyer Mark Russell 135 Tod G. Ruston . Itlies blondes sun. surf, motocross. money and good jokes . . . dislikes rain cars that overheat, fat. and working too hard . . . plans to take a year off before deciding what to do and see what there is to see. Tami Ann Rysinger Tac . . . tennis . . . likes hanging out with the gang, sunny days, swimming sailing skiing, beaches, rambling rounds and rowdy people . . . dislikes nerds, disco music, and English Class . . .plans on college, traveling and getting the best out of life.. Arlene A. Santos Chief . . . Math Team captain and DUSO scoring champ Football and Baseball statistician. Editor m Chief of GLADIATOR 79 The Page NHS Enrichment Program Student Senate . . . enjoys skiing, snow and sunshine Billy Joel. Kermit . . . can't stand waiting being late domg nothing . . . Yesterday s dreams are today's hopes and tomorrow s reality ... on to M.l.T. f Marilyn Schoonmaker Joanne Segnit Paul Simms Le-Nel Sherlock Arlene Santos Marilyn Schoonmaker Likes animals, drawing. Cady Simon. STYX, and summer . . . hates get tmg up at six a.m.. oral reports, gymnastics, people with no sense of humor . . . plans to go to O.C.C.C. . . . The way to be happy, is to make others so.’ Joanne Lillian Segnit Jo ... Volleyball . .. likes warm weather, traveling, music, parties going out. animals, meeting people . . . dislikes phoney people, cheap talk staying home, fighting. 7 mod days . . . Plans on traveling and college . . . Find yourself before committing yourself to someone esle! Le-Nel L. Sherlock Lennie . . . BOCES — cosmetology . . . likes people that are cool English . . . dislikes gym. cold weather. Paul John Simms Short Simon ' Wally The Bear . . . football, wrestling . . . likes foxy chicks, a few brews with the Leach and Pauly C. 151 weekenJs, hanging out. Bugs Bunny, sunny days, mom s lasagne . . . dislikes getting up at six. two faced people, uppity girls, football prac tice J.R. Shack . . . Man has his will but woman will always have her way: 136 Raymond Smith Jeffrey Soons Ronny Smith Kathleen Space Jeffrey Perkins Soons Professor Elwood Blues .... Devoted Charter Member of C.S. Fan Club Math team Captain. Student Senate Secretary, celebrated author, soul man ... idolizes The Star . . . pities soft-headed liberals ... on to Princeton to become a follchero: then graduate study at New Hampton University ... Forward to Yesterday, for the end is in sight, and tomorrow the darkness shall descent.' Kathleen Ann Space Kathy Spacey . Spacely . Spaced out . .. softball, soccer . . . likes softball, outdoors, summer, cars. Wanaksink Lake, firebird Espir-it$ Trans Ams .. . dislikes MacBeth, tests . . . remembered for taking too many spots in the parking lot.. . What's your Problem? Edith Smiley � Mary Smith Paul Smith Mark Siracuse Mark Vincent Siracuse Football, baseball indoor track, band, stage band, N.H.S. . . . likes sports the Beatles, Chicago, the Eagles. Italian food, orange juice. SP camping. Cape Cod .. . dislikes AP Bio. oral reports, disco, show offs, the Yankees, cube steak . .. future includes college ... Winners never quit and quitters never win. Edith Ann Smiley Smiley Ede . . . cheerleading . . . likes wrestling, soccer eating good food. Mrs. Costa s home ec. classes making a mess. Gunner's wrestling parties . . . dislikes cleaning my own room, oral reports fat people, lima beans .. . plans include Cobleskil! and a happy life in the country . . . Don’t worry about it. cause you’ll get over it. Mary Alice Smith Smith . . . likes having a good time, dancing, sleeping late weekends. kids, skiing the shore eating pizza . . . dislikes getting up in the morning, going to school, phoney people . . . future plans include college and becoming a secretary .. . Whatever is meant to be — will be. Paul M. Smith Pauhe . . . likes Jackson Browne Boston. Yankees, music. Hawaiian Punch McDonalds . . . will always remember McBride and the gang . . . I m as free as a bird now. and this bird you can not change. Nikki Spielberger Chorus, choir, yrblc. drama club . . . Fable Factory . . . Murder Room . . . lilces Paddington, choc, milkshakes, lobster, castles, and dragons . .. Who wills, can. Who tries, does. Who loves, lives. — A.M. Marc C. Stiller J.K. Stikes . . . likes easy living, the old school, hard rock Miller, The Who Mr. Young and twisted sister weekends . . . dislikes disco, Mondays. the new school. 8-tracks that drag . . . For a poor man makes the best of what he has. Cynthia Diane Stone Soccer. Student Senate . .. likes smiling faces, cherries. Pat. sunbathing discoing with Baca . . . plans include college, traveling and expert encing the good things in life . . . Dislike hate, but hate itself. Colleen Ann Sullivan Likes tennis. skii.ng. swimming, parties, rock concerts. Billy, going to the shore, and having a good time . . . dislikes homework, snobs, rainy days . . . plans to become a secretary. Debra Lucille Swanson Deb . . . Seesters . S.S. Treas.. Tennis. Senioritas Frosh-Soph Trees.. Talent Show. Senior Play. MMRA ... likes SB. the office crowd. 21. Community fries, pizza hut. rowdie people, laughing . . . dislikes the Magazine Drive. Rhine Wine, being the baby of the class ... on to college .. . Live life to the fullest because you only have one life to live. Robert Joseph Tanner Like the great outdoors, camping, fishing, hunting, golf . . . dislikes baseball, tennis, nosey people ... future plans .include becoming a carpenter and my own boss'. Charles Stevens Nikki Spielberger 138 Cynthia Stone Marc Stiller Michael Strzalka Debra Swanson Colleen Sullivan Robert Tanner Robert Tatz Joseph Todora Sharon Tooker Mark Trail Scott Thornton Robert Howard Tatz Disco Bob . . J.V. Baseball. Tennis . .. likes parties, good times, velour, tango, strawberry lifesavers . . . wants to be remembered for my superb morning announcements ... on to college to become a head shrink . . . Life is worth living because you only live once. Michael Edward Taylor Likes mod flex system, three day weekends, summertime. Miller High Life keg parties. Lynrd Skynrd. Charlie Daniels, women . . . dislikes school lunches, cheap beer, stuck-up people girls that say no . . . plans to become a surveyor and own boss . . . SOMFA Dogan Tekben Turk ... Soccer. Tennis ... likes ping pong, hockey, soccer, girls. Goshen Rangers, drinking water. Cheap Trick, driving . . . hates Winthrop Capitals, muggy days, stuck-up girls, car accidents ... on to college and maior in Biology . . . No problem Scott Alexander Thornton Jake . Sir T ... Jr. Pres.. C.S. Fan Club. Yrbk. photo editor. Student Senate . enjoys Blue Brothers, darkroom parties. Monty Python, mup pets. New Hampton . . avoids cool photographers, crowded cemeter •es, space cadets, and the plague . . . hopes to discover if there is life after high school.. . Knowlege is Good! Joseph Anthony Todora Brute FTD B.C. Humperdink . . . football, baseball, wrestling Oliver Talent Show 79 Winner, charter member of M.M.R.A.. last of the Ramblm Men . . . likes sunsets, being with friends. Brenda . . . dislikes yucky days, being away from B.J.E. . . . Live and Love today, you many not get that chance tomorrow. Mark Steven Trail Likes school vacations, holidays, snow days, partying . . . SOMFA 139 Francine Ursino Henricus VanHaaster James Vuolo Scott Trail m mi Kimberly Urmston Scott Trail Likes women ice cold beer and listening to Led Zeppelin . . . dislikes nerds and warm beer . . . wishes the whole gang good luck in the future. Kimberly Joyce Urmston Kim . . . likes horseback riding, swimming, reading . . . dislikes Eng lish and riding the bus ... on to University of Montana to study forestry .. . In the pleasant orchard — closes. God bless all our gams say we But may God bless all our losses. Better suits with our degree. Francine Marie Ursino Fran . . . likes swimming, horseback riding yoga volleyball, the shore warm summers, sleeping late music, being with friends . . . dis likes homework getting up for school, boring study halls, stuck-up people . . . plans on attending night school and becomemg a secretary. Judy VanDerHeide Jude Frankie ... Youth N-Govt.. Enrichment Program, tutoring yearbook chorus . . . likes sunny spring days sleeping late, cheese cake pay day. shopping nice clothes . . . dislikes working at Shoprite on Saturday night ... on to college and happiness ... To get wisdom is better than gold: to get understanding is to be chosen rathern than silver. Henricus M. VanHaaster Rick . . . Varsity soccer track . . . swimming, jogging, iceskating waterskiing, motorcycle riding and flirting . . . will try anything once . . . Remembered for the 1978 soccer season and his sole class walkout . . . Was last seen heading for California on a motorcycle. Lucia M. VanHaaster Lucy Hamster'' . . . Track. Senioritas. Prom committee . . . likes waterskiing, the shore, parties, cramming into phone booths, tennis . . . dislikes boiler makers, working on nice days boring weekends . . . plans include college . . . You don't know what you CAN T do til you try. James Allen Vuolo Jim . . . CB Club, volunteer fireman . . . likes chevrolets. blondes . . . dislikes mouthy girls. Fords, arsonists ... on to college . . . What s happening. Vincent Nicholas Vuolo III inster . . . freshman football Tennis. Ski Team . . . likes tennis snow mobiles, motorcycles, second period long weekends. Donna Kansas Molson Canadian, wassailing . . . dislikes greasers, faggots homework being bored school food . . . plans include college and becoming filthy nch . . . remembered for bemg a wild and crazy guy . . . Dot s sit still achieve your goals. ’ Judy VanDerHeide Lucia VanHaaster Vincent Vuolo 140 Rebecca Agnes Warrington Chorus, drama club. Oliver . . . likes Blue Grass and Country rock music, softball, animals, the South, and family . . . dislikes cliques, stuck-up people, disco, chemistry and Mr. M s tight bathing suits . . . plans to enjoy life and have fun at whatever Ido... Really. Bertha Elizabeth Watier Beth . . . likes parties Mike, sunny days, cold beer, straight forward people . . . dislikes ram Mathy Scotch . . . plans include banking and financing . . . would like to be a V.P. in a large bank. James C. Watt Jim Jim-Jim . . . likes D.H., hockey, hunting, senior privilege psych . . . dislikes homework, getting up early. LLoyds and Winthrop Capitals . . . future includes O.C.C.C. and joining the State Police. Judith Ann Weinberger Hunch Jude . . . Cheerleadmg. Student Senate Freshman Sec. Sophomore Vice President . .. likes Irish eyes, the beach being with good friends, and laughing . .. dislikes phony people and magazine drives. . . plans to go into Cosmetology. Robert Weslowski Wes Bob Bazz Weslowski . . . wrestling football. Exceptional Senior Football Game . . . likes weekends parties Miller beer fast cars Trans-Ams, girls (not necessarily in that order) . . . dislikes being bored, winter . . . plans to own and operate his own business . . . Don t worry about it!' Jaime F. Wood Woody . . . BOCES . . . likes snowmobili ng. Chevy trucks, tractors, engines weekends, girls, money. Michelob. vacations lunch, working m the black dirt . . . dislikes school, math Monday mornings, gym, break downs . . . plans to become an onion farmer. Jane Weirl Jaime Wood Paul Walton Bertha Watier Judith Weinberger Rebecca Warrington James Watt Robert Weslowski Randy Youngman Linda Youshefski Christopher Zis Mary Ann Zowaski Jack T. Ripper Farah Sink-Minors Huey Long The following are also members of the Class of 1979: Brian Mark Burris Jim J. Clark Tamara P. Courtney Dave L. Karkosza Tom E. Palmer Frank Rodrigues Reginald James Troncone Randy Youngman These thoughts and memories came to me like pourin' down rain, And like all the waters you will ever know, Forever moving with the rhythm of living things. The rain will fill your skies and seas. And your stream will carve the world into its own shape. Some will rush and some will wander . Linda Ann Youshefski Lin . . . BOCES . . . likes outdoors, blue rock and country music, hot rods .. . loves snow animals. David Bowie. Rod Stewart. Aerosmith. and Tommy and his blue Corvette . . . dislikes boring days in school, rainy days, and Mondays . . . hopes to be involved in nursing . . . remembered for her long hair and rings. Mary Ann Zowaski Mar© Kowask . . . BOCES-Data Processing . . likes J. D.. outdoor concerts, cruising with Dor and Rose, partying with Reid .. . dislikes gym twice a day. Goshen . . . When a person has a real friend, he learns not only to appreciate another human being, but he also learns to understand himself better. Jack T. Ripper Dr. Doom . . . football bookie water boy for the Math Team, classical scholar, part-time prophet. D.L.2 Fan Club . . . predicted rain for the class trip . . . foresees the fire and tribulation of doomsday and can t wait . .. wishes to become Lord of the Ring . . . Don t worry about tomorrow — there’s nothing you can do! Farah Sink-Minors Farah . . . loves football and football players, soccer and soccer players, baseball and baseball players .. . doesn t believe in sex symbols . . . plans to attend The American Cheerleader College . . . wants to become an angel . . . Walk with me through the garden of life, and I'll show you the greatest delights. Huey Long Kmgfish . . . football, politics, and radicalism . . . chairman of the Steve Skyer for Emperor Committee . . . believes democracy is futile . . . Man is conceived m $m and born in corruption and paas-seth from the stink of the didie to the stench of the shroud .. . and that s that. . . . hopes to become a martyr. 142 Class Advisors: Ms. Kathleen Albanese and Mr. Charles Eisenhart. THE CLASS OF 1979 ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Senior Class Officers: President Debbie Dexter. Vice-President Jennifer Terpstra. Secretary Vickie Reed and Treasurer Jodi Innocent. 143 Can it be that it was all so simple then? 3— Boy the water's c-c-cold! 4 — 'You’ve got the cutest little baby face! 2 — Look at the biggie I caught! — Well. ALMOST! as my dolly I — Look. Ma! I'm as tall 144 ♦ueoouuj ipop — f :4J9jja|g Apui — £ :o||9|SO ) 9?|i — £ :so|up$ 9u9py — | 2 — ”... when you're having more than one! siuuji |npj — 9 :uuA|0t Auui0 — 5 :A||eg l!p0 — fr uPAnjjn U00||O ) £ :upuj0|O3 44005 - £ auuy 145 I — C mon. hurry up and snap the picture!’’ 4 — “Hi. I'm glad to meet ya! Can it be that it was all so simple then? 6 — Watch out Rocketts! 146 ®P!j9dW uuA|uej — 9 :uosu m$ aiqqeg — 9 :uo ujoi +4009 — esoy — £ :4jeq|n|_j — 3 :ue|eqoy |Ajoiq — | CLASS HISTOR Y ACT 1: PEA GKEEIS We entered our freshman year in September of 1975 wondering what was in store for us in the next four years. Our Class Officers were President Anne Kragh. Vice-President Drew Ellerlcamp. Secretary Judy Weinberger, and Treasurer Debbie Swanson. To start us off. David Lerner got locked in his friend s locker— by accident, of course! Robert Peterson got caught looking at a Playboy book which he said belonged to Danny Dzierzek. but Mr. Assa-lian and the faculty seemed to enjoy it most during their lunch hour! Mr. Assalian. while trying to prove himself hip, attempted to do the bump at the junior-senior prom. Watch out everybody — we hear he s got some wicked hips. Donna Quinto got caught having a cigarette the hard way when Dee locked her in the bathroom. Scott Thornton kept coming to school with a dirty chin. Grey could be heard asking Scott everyday how his beard was coming along. And to think we thought it was dirt! If anyone wanted any fireworks, you could call Tony Kujawski or Phil Masiello. after they came back from their 5-Day Vacation! One boring day in science, Jean and Cathy were passing personal notes, and Mr. Kujawski pinned them on the bulletin board, for an extra added attraction to his bulletin of molecules. Nuzz showed true team spirit when she got suspended for leaving school to get her skis for the meet. Some people have it: some people don't. After lunch mods, we could see Barb and all her friends scraping green beans off the floor, under the careful eye of Mrs. Rysinger. She didn t enjoy their BIG BEAN JAMBOREE as they described it. Those two Guatemalans. Miguel and Italo. swept all the awards at the Academic Awards Assembly. There might be a gas shortage today, but there sure wasn't one in Mr. Kujawski's class when Vinceter lost control and got sent down to the office along with a few other clowns! Robbie McCarthy visited Mr. Cohen's class through the window, and his host didn't even know he was there until the end of class! Randy Youngman and Anne Kragh got a wash at the car wash, and they didn't even have to pay a dollar! Trish Degan, while displaying some of her greatest talents, tried to climb up the tennis courts' fence. Trisha could later be found hobbling up to the Middle School to sell tickets, holding the leg of her pants which was torn in half. We keep telling her though. If at first you don t succeed, try. try again! Then we said Good-bye to the hill and Hello to the prison. 147 ACT II: SILLY SOPHOMORES We began our sophomore year in a spanking new high school. For the longest time the Social Studies and English sections were plagued by continual door slamming. Also this year there was a new thing called by the administration structured study hall . We soon learned what they meant. Our officers were President Marie Nuzzolese. Vice President Trisha Degan who moved later in the year and was replaced by Judy Weinberger. Secretary Bonnie Mitton, and Treasurer Debra Swanson. The craze that fall was banana buzzers. Full-scale wars had developed in the lunch room before Mr. Assalian announced that possession of rubber band projectiles was a three-day suspension offense. Though we had great plans, there was no Spirit Week this year because we didn t own the walls. Th is was the first year we d been exposed to one of the substitute teachers we remember most fondly. Melvin Funn whom Jeff Soons immortalized in his satirical tract, The Lore of Substitutes. Nothing could phase him or distract him from his work, not even the constant roar of wuppy cushions in Mr. Helminski's 10 H English Class. Sometime in December. Debbie Dexter appeared at a class meeting. We would see her again . . . someday. In January. Mrs. Littlefield s grand fund-raising idea, the Orange and Grapefruit Sale, became a reality. Some memorable moments include Mark Stiller s driving around peddling fruit in 10-degree weather with no shirt on, and we can't forget Debbie Swanson's slamming of Mr. Wall s car door on Scott Thornton's finger. All in all. the sale was an immense success, and we were $ 1,500 out of the red. One success followed another. We thumped the Freshmen by 300 points in the Frosh Soph Bowl, and we won the Freshman-Sophomore Basketball Game assisted by the rousing support of our transvestite cheerleaders. Costello. Irwin. Fabish, Thornton. Hopkins, and Montgomery. Some people never change. The Talent Show was graced this year by the Not-Ready-For-Talent-Show Players, a group of misfit sophomores who believed in Monty Python. They lost. This year also saw the revival of the Robert Hall business suit, thanks to our very own Dr. Leslie. The year ended with a real shocker. Ace geometry student. Bonnie Mitton, nailed a 100 on the geometry regents. Will miracles ever cease? We were soon to find out. even as June ended, and we were free at last! A CT III: JOLL Y JUNIORS We returned in September with the promise of a fruitful year, not to mention President Scott Thornton's promise of a Junior class trip. Our other officers were Vice-President Jeff Soons. Secretary Anne Kragh, and Treasurer Jodi Innocent. The first order of business was the selection of a class advisor to work with Little Mrs-field for Mr. Wall had departed after his Oscar-winning in the class film The Ascent. The distinguished Charlie Eisenhart was selected. Our dance on September was highlighted by Randy Youngman's continual collisions with the walls. It Wasn't until the Senior Costume Dance a month later that personalities in the Junior class found expression. We saw Mickey Mouse. Raggedy Anne and Andy, and a group of Palestinian Terrorists, who seemed to turn up again and again through the year. Spirit Week in November was a great success. The Juniors stole the show with their stupendous rendition of King Kong. Weren't the Seniors aggravated? Orange and Grapefruit Sale II was held in December. Our class dynamo. Dougy Fabish, sold 64 crates, and Mike Costello sold three big ones. After the sale we were the richest organization in the school. Weren't the Seniors aggravated? At the Snow Carnival in February, we struggled to create a snow Valentine so to speak and a snow arch, so they say. Despite Jeff Soons awesome architectural achievement, we came in second to the Seniors. We had to let them win something. As it turned out, the Seniors, or rather Schrade. won the Junior-Senior Bowl, and they won Field Day. We could afford to be a very generous class. Also, during this winter of discontent, it was discovered that in our own high school darkroom the technique of superimposing various photographs was perfected by Thornton, Montgomery, and Youngman. photographers under the supervision of Andy Kujawski. As spring approached, so did the class elections. There were many memorable speeches. Among them was Judy Weinberger s epic speech: Hi. I'm Judy Weinberger, and I’m running for Vice-President. Thank you. Who writes your speeches. Judy? But Debbie Dexter s New Blood Campaign swept everyone off his feet. Her promises of a free prom, yearbook, and class trip were too much to resist. GEE. DEB. CAN WE HAVE OUR MONEY BACK? 149 We left in June, only to suffer a severe case of DeiaVu in September. ACT IV: SUPER SENIORS Our Senior year started out with something of a blood transfusion, a euphemism for left-wing proliferation. Our extinguished (sic) class officers were President Debra Dexter. Vice-President Jennifer Terpstra. Secretary Vickie Reed, and Treasurer Jodi Innocent, the only old timer. Mrs. Albanese was proud to join Mr. Eisenhart as our class advisor. To kick the year off to a good start, our President had a party whereat Debbie and Marilynn contracted poison ivy in areas we won't speak of. and Steve Buday captained Noah s Ark. Since the spirits weren t the highest. Dexter decided to have a campfire — only she forgot not to invite Chief Walker and his gang. The football team scored its greatest victory in a contest with Middletown! It was something like 51-0. wasn t it? After that. Paul Simms had a party and some people vented their ire by dumping garbage on Mr. Hatfield s lawn. Unlike the football team, the soccer team managed once again to win its fifth straight National Conference Championship and the OCL title. To our disillusionment, we learned that not everyone welcomed us with open arms when we were kicked out of Dunkin Donuts as well as Route 84 rest stop, where by the way. we managed to jam ten people in a phone booth — then the phone rang! Mr. Hendry decided he d treat some of us to a little education by taking the Seniors on a trip to see the play Hamlet. It was unanimous that Hamlet was a real cutie. Ask Vivienne Chong; she gave him several standing and whistling ovations. The Senioritas finally did something and held a costume day. With that, the students decided to decorate the cafeteria with food. Talking about historic events, Grant Gardner holds the school record with 38 suspensions. Also, Drew Ellerkamp has the record for 35 consecutive wins in tennis. Once again it was Orange and Grapefruit time, and too many had too much ambition. Then the Seniors decided to show their superiority by over-powering the juniors in the Junior-Senior Bowl and winning the Senior-Faculty volleyball game. Next, Mr. Toufectis decided to enlighten the seniors and take us to Marist College where we learned much about the dorms, ratskeller, and the round table room. To keep things going. Lucy and Rick threw a party. Following that. Debbie had a birthday party where Ricky and Drew formed a buddy system. Wendy Nelson decided to keep good relationships between the U.S. and China and got pulled over for a Chinese Fire Drill. The Reidys then had a party to which they invited a cast of characters. We had the honor of hearing the new sound of those fabulous Blues Brothers. Jeff Soons and Scott Thornton (Is that why they wore those fedoras?), as well as Lace, and the good old sound of Storm who played again . . . and again . . . and again. There was a rumor of a Toh concert, but then again it was only a rumor. Colleen Sullivan and Sharon Klinetob decided they wanted to make a career as guidance counselors during the neo-two days in March. Arlene Santos organized the Invasion of the Little People when she gave a computer demonstration for Mrs. Lyons fourth grade class up at the high school. Later, ten-year-old Dean Kurdyla held Mr. Lyons AP Calculus class in awe by beating Anne Kragh in a challenge question and explaining the simple solution to the group. Because of a record rainfall. Field Day was cancelled. We also managed to get a downpour on the Class Trip, but that didn't bother anyone, everyone managed to ride the horses. By the way Debi Brink, did you ever man age to control your horse? Also, it was noted that Terri Colgan was seen praying at the procelain altar, and somehow Todd Price got locked in the bathroom. We soon realized that Mr. Loffredo had taught us something when Bob Carey saved Marie Nuzzolese from choking at the dinner table. On that same day, the Coiter Association was founded by Raja Ramachandran Russ Breckwoldt, Tom DeGeorge. and Colin Nass. We really didn't do too much damage, although Lynda Luft broke her window. The Senior Class Play went over . . . well, it went overboard. We managed to lose money instead of gaining. Someone was thinking about us upstairs when prom time came around, and the weather was beautiful. We noticed that Dale Hughes wasn't as shy as he pretended to be. We thought Marilynn McBride had some smarts when she made the Prom Court but later learned that she had put her flowers in the freezer to keep them fresh. We had our first graduation rehearsal and shocked Dr. Leslie by standing and sitting correctly. And Mrs. Albanese was so upset with our departure, she decided to depart with us (for France). . . . And so The Last Hurrah came and passed, as graduation for the Class of 79 was cut short by a downpour. It must have meant something. 151 Mr. D. Joe was a teacher. Joe was a friend He was gentle and loving to the very end. Twenty eight years is a short life for a man, But let us remember his gifts to us, if we can. His wit and humor were part of his charm. And his wry smile any grouch would disarm. Whether baseball diamond, football field or basketball court. With a passion Joe loved and played every sport. Fair play and determination was the name of his game. Play your best to win was ever his aim. These principles he followed in the classroom Giving his students all they could consume Of pride in our country, knowledge of the past. Hope for the future, and respect that will last Acknowledging the failures in our country's history But always convinced of fhe worth of our democracy. He gave us some values on which we can depend. Mr. D. was a teacher, Mr. D. was a friend. — Phyllis Gray BACKWARD GLANCES.. . .. . REMEMBERING MR. D DEDICATION OF SENIOR SECTION We, the Senior Class of 1979, dedicate the senior section of our yearbook, GLADIATOR 79, to the memory of our eighth grade social studies teacher and special friend. Mr. Joseph A. DeAngelis. If we had the chance to do it ail again . . . Cheerleaders Doug Fabish and Scott Thornton put on make-up prior to the 1977 Frosh-Soph Basketball Game as Vince Vuolo looks on. Sophomore Steve Buday fights for possession of the ball during the game. The winning trio in the four-legged race Juniors Bonnie Mitton. Debbie Swanson and Jodi Innocent during Field Day 78. 154 Jeff Soons in his physics class. 1978. 3 Kelly Keating on the uneven parallel bars in gym class. 1978. Tell me — would we .. . could we? Colin Nass in the front of the school. 1978. 155 THE MOUSE THAT ROARED 156 ROCKING HORSE DUDE RANCH 160 Prom Court Gentlemen Prom Court Ladies You are cordially invited to the 1979 S enior Prom of GoA en |—|igh School on Prida , the first of Pune Nineteen hundred and seventh-nine from six p.m. to midnight at | he Belles | Jewhurgh, | Jew York Class Marshals Steve Bean and Lori McBride CLASS DA Y JUNE 15. 1979 I The Senior Class Day Vocal Ensemble performs. Arlene Santos receives The Melissa J. Red-field Essay Prize and a kiss from Mr. Eisen-hart. Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award Winner Mike Costello receives congratulations from Mr. Loffredo. Class Advisors Mr. Charles Eisenhart and Ms. Kathleen Albanese A row of Senior ladies applauds. The Honor Graduates. Jeff Soons. Steve Flannery. Roger Kimiecik. Arlene Santos. Mark Sira cuse. and Judy VanDerHeide. are recognized. The Blues Brothers'' read the Junior Class History as a Soul Sister looks on. Jod Innocent and Vickie Reed g ve the speakers a hand nqht Jett Soons looks over his hdost Likely to Flunk Col lege Award The new Senior Class occupies the Senior seats. Awards granted during the yegt.Jo members of the Senior Class: ? jir The County Trust Company Scholarship Awards and -he G.T.A. Honor Awards. Stephen Joseph Flannery R .ger Marl Kimier.il Arlene A. Santos Mark V nr.ent Siracusd Jeffrey P. Soons. Judy VanDerHe de Class of 1956 Award ...... .‘.Mark John R ussell The Class of 1928 DaJid R. Hill Memorial A ard Kelly Anne Keating Bausch and tomb Selene Aw ird Jeffrey P. Soons The Mel ssa J. Redfield Essay Prize Arlene A Santos W am Walter Bennet Speaking Award . Jodi Kay Innocent The Yearbook Awards Scott Robert Coleman Arlene A Santos Daughters of the American Revolution Award — 1979 ' Jodi Kay Innocent 1979 Annual Knightsof Pvthy fcholasJic Achievement Award The Americanism Awj' : 'Goshen Unit—Amer • L Snip and CUp Ldnguaqe A American Association 0(1 The Independent Rep.t h h Amr DeStefano - Auxiliary = 377) Jeffre. P. Soon' Marion W II imson Lar j � ge A ird (Lat n Adrienne Leah Bond i j Spanish) Arlene A. Santos i • ••'$ of French Award Cindy Jane 8leffert A ward for Journalism Roger Ma'k K m eok Matfwmat al Aw -j . . Arlere A. Santos r e H Sk.-er BOCf S Award (Ag. Mechanic-.! Henricus M. VanHaast-r R char! B. Love Medai Pe?er Wwsm Hegedus Anme Adele W.tt Medal Babe RuttxSportsmanship Awards . Michae’Joseph ; Costello Lynda Suzanne luft The George GoojS. Jr. Memorial Award . .Colin Evan N The D-ck.Nw’ e , Mem irial Award . . Geoffrey I M -;r. The Goshen Luc ,, 7 Athlet e and Activities Awu-3$ v Stephen Joseph Planner , Lynda Suza -?t Outstanding G r! Athlete . LyroaSuza- -uft O .Vending Sen.or Boy Athlete M -aelj epl • t«llo Band Scholarship Achievement Awards . Laurie E abeth Knowlton Mark Montgomery Mark V ef -a use Outstanding Bandsperson Raid Rama • John Philip Sousa Band Award . . Laurie Elizabeth Kn a • .n Music. Trophy Awards (Vocal) Rosemarie C v s Rut-Ann Hubert Jodi Kay Innocent Margaret Donovan Homemaking Award Ed t, AnnS Driver Education Award . Stephen Joseph - i- • . Congressionai Medal of Merit A ware . .Jeffrey P GOSHEN CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Ronjid J. Purcell Pres dent Murray Morrell Vice Pre: dent Jane E. Allison Jame P Joyce T. Cook _ Virginia Kim.e: John R Degan Carre B Knowlton Charlotte W. Schoenholz 163 GRADUATION June 22. 1979 The graduating class listens to Dr. Leslie's last minute instructions. The President of the Board of Education Mr. Ronald J. Purcell addresses the gradu ating class. N.clc Biondi and Lois Marshall begm their walk toward the stage. The graduates rise as they are presented to the Board of Education and the assembled guests. Arlene Santos speaks on Graduation — A Pomt m a Continuum . Mark Siracuse introduces the second Class of 79 Speaker. 164 I homas Bartnick is congratulated by the Supervising Principal of Goshen Central Schools Mr. Lawrence P. Bartnick. Jennifer Terpstra receives her diploma from Mr. Pur cell. Steve Flannery handles the program introductions. Roger Kimiecik offers Alternatives to the Draft . A short, breathless hush descends upon an audience after a truly great performance. So should this time be for you. a respite on the threshold of your next adventure a moment of quiet and fruitful meditation. He gave us the greatest curse and the most sublime blessing — the knowledge of time, that unique awareness of our own impending death and at once of our great gift of life. — Yves Knafou 165 GOSHEN CENTRAL SCHOOL Goshen, New York 10924 Tel. | '4) 294-791 I ROBERT E. LESLIE PRINCIPAL ANDRE ASSALIAN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL WE The Goshen Central High School Graduating Class of 1979, being of reasonably sound minds and bod ies. do hereby leave the following Items to Goshen High School as constant reminders of our presence here: Peter Adler leaves h� $ will. Louis Andruzzi leaves Frank Rodriguez to the new Seniors. Pam Baker leaves her partying friends and good times behind. Scott Bally leaves the mess in his locker. Joe Barberio leaves a tuna fish sandwich in his gym locker. Tom Bartmck leaves his unpaid book fines to Mrs. Weinrich. Barbara Bates leaves her natural kleptomaniac ability of stealing cafeteria straws to Angela Muldoon in hope that the trad« tion be earned on. Janet Beisler leaves all her forged notes and passes to the underclassmen. Cmdy Bleffert leaves her hair to Uncle Andy Kujawski. Alison Bowman leaves a six pack of Molson s to Roger. Pam Boykins leaves her thanks to everybody that helped her get through this year. Russell Breckwoldt leaves his hall locker lock to Mr. McCormack. Debi Brink leaves her favorite sayings especially CF ERS to the C.F. Girls. Rosemarie Caha leaves her name in indelible ink inside locker 2006. Jim Clark leaves his parking space. Robert Condon leaves a bottle of Jack Daniels to Mr. Osgood. Nano Coon leaves her good fnends behind in search of new ones. Mike Costello leaves his brown hat to Dr. Leslie. Tamara Courtney leaves her empty pens to Mr. Hendry. Paul Czech leaves a case of cigars to Mr. Assahan. Tom DeGeorge leaves his respect to Mr. Osgood. Alyssa DeLuccia leaves Mr. Cidn Ey. Denise Dewitt leaves her superior math knowledge to Mr. Lyons. Shelly DeWitt leaves all her smart remarks to Mrs. Costa Debra Dexter leaves her unfinished math assignments to Mr. McCormack. Vmny Dibblee leaves his perverted thoughts. Tom Dunkelman leaves his manner to Mr. Romano. Me Charles Eisenhart leaves 12 453 stale hot dog rolls. Drew Ellerkamp leaves his hair to Mr. Osgood. Douglas Fabish leaves the Blasting Area sign to whomever inherits his gym locker. Stephen Flannery leaves the Presidency of the Zooming Pumpkins to Craig Jensen. John Forshay leaves nothing. Grant Gardner leaves his unequaled record of suspensions. Bruce Grecco leaves his party. Tracy Green leaves everyone with the pleasure of knowing her. Kristme Gregoire leaves a hidden six-pack a composition to be used again, her dirty gym clothes, and her sister. Stephan Hagan leaves Goshen High. Ayn Harnett leaves the love of God and a smile to all her kids. Chns H arragm leaves his underwear in his gym locker. Tom Hams leaves a mess to his lunch table. Laurie Hatfield leaves her grammatically correct thoughts which she used to right on the blackboard to Mrs. Littlefielld. Pete Hegedus leaves the possibility of having Mr. Heller to the underclassmen. Lisa Hehn leaves her cowboy hat to Twit Silvernail. Cheryl Hue leaves her Math I 11 Course to all underclassmen in hope that they have fun with it. Dale Hughes leaves his vacant spot to some unfortunate freshman for four years. Ruth Hulbert leaves her measurements to Mr. Nober s 2 -bv 4 collection. Larry Hulle leaves his respect to Mr. Lyons. Diane Hunter leaves AP Calculus and Mr. Lyons to the upcoming Juniors. Scott Jensen leaves his books and locker for further use. Tom Jones leaves a shot of vodka to Mr. Hoerup. Carolyn Karkosza leaves her make up gym classes and her gym shorts. Laurie Knowlton leaves her best wishes on Arbor Day to Mr. Greenberg and her decomposed and mutilated fetal pig to Mr. Heller. Frank Koza leaves his fetal pig to Mr. Heller. Wayne Kozireski leaves his locker. Roger Kimiecik leaves jocularly'. Anne Kragh leaves her dumb questions to Mr. Lyons and her hair to Mr. Eisenhart. Tony Kujawski leaves his attendance record. Jackie Lempka leaves her problems with Mr. Assalian to Mark Prickett. David Lerner leaves this institution the way he found it. Lora Lloyd leaves her excused passes to next year's Seniors. Donna Magie leaves regular visitations to the Nurse’s Office to Nancy Meres. Lois Marshall leaves her nickname Lois Lane. Jill Martin leaves her Mrs. Uptown Award to anyone who is crazy enough to go out with Mike. Debbie McAndrew leaves John Forshay's bright orange hair Marilynn McBride leaves her leftover beer in the darkroom to her little sister. Marie Matta leaves her love for Mr. Hendry's Class. Mike McBride leaves his Farrah Fawcett poster and Playboy Mag azines to Mr. Toufectis. Bonnie Mitton leaves her hair to Mr. Eisenhart. her smile to Mrs. Weinrich and the Sports Assemblies to Sue Miller. Gmny McGlynn leaves her giggles to Mr. Gillette. Michelle Nashan leaves all her worldly illnesses to Mrs. Kolman s Office. Colm Nass leaves his Rhythm Stick to Mr. Heller. Wendy Nelson leaves her smile to Mrs. Weinrich. Marie Nuzzolese leaves her piece of roast beef to the Rocking Horse Ranch. Joan O'Brien leaves her path to graduation. Bob Peterson leaves the K s Physics Class. Felice Preston leaves her absence, early leave and just leaving record — and they're all legal. Todd Price leaves Elrod. Linda Puzio leaves her shaver to the boys of 80 Donna Quinto leaves Mr. Schmpper. Raia Ramachandran leaves his aborted fetal pig to Mr. Heller. Lisa Rehnberg leaves her ability to come in late. Susan Reidy leaves all the partying that was done this year. Gary Retel leaves his parking spot. Cheryl Robelen leaves her seat in Mr. Lyons Math Class to another fool who takes the AP Calculus Course. Frank Rodrigues leaves his acting experience. Mark Russell leaves his splinter prevention kit to the stage crew. Tod Ruston leaves his grades to anyone who wants them. Tami Rysmger leaves her parking space — good things happen in small places. Arlene Santos leaves the coffee pot. keys, and the mess in the Yearbook Room to JoAnne Drake. Marilyn Schoonmaker leaves the horse that kicked her in the foot at Rocking Horse Ranch. Joanne Segnit leaves a new wardrobe to Mr. McCormack. LeNel Sherlock leaves all her teachers and books. Mark Siracuse leaves his fetal pig to Mr. Heller. Kathy Space leaves her best wishes to the softball team and to Mrs. Stewart for a first place season next year. Nikk Spielberger leaves the Order of the Purple Heart to be shared by those who have tried to force knowledge in her brain during the past four years. Cynthia Stone leaves her thanks to the Class of 79 and good luck to the Class of 80. Debbie Swanson leaves her unbalanced book to Mrs. Sherwin. Bob Tatz leaves his knowledge of law to Mr. Elia. Michael Taylor leaves his smelly gym locker. Dogan Tekben leaves his stomach to the school after eating all those French fries. Jennifer Terpstra leaves her throaty voice to Mr. Giattino. Joe Todora leaves his cowboy hat to Mr. G. so he can become a social deviant. Jake Thornton leaves his fedora, shades and a full tank of gas as a memento to CS. Sharon Tooker leaves all her chewing gum to Mr. Wright. Scott Trail leaves an ampty beer bottle. Henncus (Rick) M. VanHaaster leaves his water gun to the next class flame. Lucy VanHaaster leaves a new pencil to Mr. Schnipper. Jim Vuolo leaves tire marks in the parking lot. Vincent Nicholas Vuolo III leaves his broken Bradley. Jim Watt leaves his lunch tray to Mrs. Herzog. Beth Watier leaves her unfinished homework. Judith Weinberger leaves a case of beer to the darkroom. We the retired officers club — Thornton. Soons. Kragh Swanson Weinberger. Innocent — leave the executive locker sec tion to the care of our collective protege. Steve Skyer. THE GCS CLASS OF 168 NINETEEN HUNDRED Kiss today goodbye The siveetness and the sorrow Andrea Loffredo. Scott Thornton, and Lori McBride Tom Bartnick and Cliff Baudendistel Lucy VanHaaster and Drew Ellerkamp We did what we had to do . . . Tom DeGeorge and Sue Tekben 170 Mrs. Albanese It's as if we alieays knew Cheryl Robelen Lynda Luft and Judy Van-DerHeide Look our eyes are dry The dream was ours to borrow Debbie Dexter and Mr. Eisenhart 172 Steve Buday. Rick VanHaaster Mike Quinn, and Ten Colgan And we won t forget What we did for love . . . Dr. Leslie 173 Kiss today goodbye And point toward tomorrow Bonme Mitton and Mrs. Littlefield Doug Fabish Wish me luck The same to you Jeff Miller anti Mi. John Nutley The Honor Row: Roger Kimiecik. Mark Siracuse Judy VanDerHeide Arlene Santos. Debbie Swanson and Jeff Soons. 174 Mr. Christopher Boom Boom Cahill Wont forget can t regret Alison Bowman and Mrs. McCarthy Debbie DeStefano Roger Kimiecik and Mom What we did for love (Words m the Closing Section are based on the lyrics of What I D'd for Love by Marvin Ham lisch and Edward Kleban.) Senora Fernandez 175 BA CKERS AND INVESTORS AD VER TISE- MENTS 177 patrons Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leslie Drs. Jesus and Aida Santos Mrs. Bruce Schoonmaker Mr. and Mrs. Harold White, Sr. SPONSORS Carol Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Harold Innocent Sylvia Markowitz Mr. Alvin A. Matuszewski rrMa' ” Sherwin FRIENDS Goshen Bakery Mrs. Patricia Gross Mr. amt Mrs. David Markowitz Mr. amt Mrs. John J. McCourtney Helen Mills Carmella Pi stone At Ruggiero Tony amt Evelyn Todora BOOSTERS Lucy Abbot Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Biagi The Boyhans Gary and Karen Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deserto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gargan Joseph Gargiulo Glasson-Ryan Mr. Hendry Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Kahn Ms. E. Knieriemen Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Knowlton Sarah and Jennifer Lyons GRANDEMADACCA Paul and Marie Magee Mrs. Barbara Matuszewski Jean and James McCourtney Butch and Dora Melnick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rimbach Mr. Kenneth Rysinger, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright Joe Cassel, Manager 8J'S CREAM CASSEL, INC. Best Wishes Good Luck CLOVERLEAF RESTAURANT Pizza, Broasted Chicken, Ice Cream, Fish Dinners and Much More Complete Talte Out and Delivery Call Ahead KWIK STOP FOOD STORE I 10 North Church Street Goshen, NY JEB'S VARIETY 8 Grand St. Ice Cream, Candy Magazines Truly Delicious Food and Quick Service in a Pleasant Atmosphere Breakfast Lunch ★ Dinner Greenwich Avenue Matthew St. Goshen, NY PIGGOTT'S Compliments of Goshen, NY COUNTRY CONVENIENCE FOOD STORES 294 5202 On the Square Goshen, NY VILLAGE DELI 182 W. Main St. Goshen 294 6641 294 8129 Rt. I7M —Goshen —294 7083 Lake Rd. — Monroe — 782 0443 E. Main St. — Middleton — 343 0253 179 J Compliments of v. Wallace son GOSHEN, N.Y. Brooks-Quackenbush MONROE, N.Y. mi Assurance in Insurance and Bonds ATTORNEY AT LAW 154 Main Street Goshen, New York 10924 g «| (914)294 7901 CLIFTON E. SEBASTIAN S ScotcMon Aveaee Seefcea. N. T. I« M Msoee: � l4-m-un tea: NATIONWIDE INSURANCE • Nationwide is on your skJ Congratulations Cindy and the Class of 1979 THOMAS E. GRIFFITH REALTOR I f of MILTON HERMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 50 N. Church St. Goshen, NY 'use i' msurjtui JOHN E. BACH, JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW and Family: Sondra, Allen, and Alana 180 Compliments of DENNIS P.CAPLICKI, ESQ. and Family 1 MLS - REALld Good Luck Grads DIANE B. MARKOWITZ Licensed Real Estate Broker I 76 Main Street, Goshen, N.Y. 10924 914 294 5102 Savings Bank Building Goshen, New York 914—294 5141 Best Wishes m Class of'79 GRAY GHOST 1 OF GOSHEN TOM'S GREENHOUSES 23 Montgomery St. Goshen, N.Y. 294 5233 Salutes The Class of 1979 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 J. A. B. 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SAV-MOR STORES General Electric — Zenith — RCA Furniture — Housewares — Carpets Sealy — La Z Boy — Broyhill Branch—Front St. Wickham and Wisner Port Jervis, N.Y. Middletown, N.Y. Hopkins ardware HENRY W. HOPKINS STEPHEN O. HOPKINS Blacksmith Supplies— Paints — Glass — Housewares Jacobsen Lawn Equipment — Skil Tools Phone: 294 7925 and 294 7926 Goshen, N.Y. 10924 Compliments of BOWSER FLORIST 3 Silver Lake Rd. Middletown, N.Y. 343-6111 342-5621 J G OSHEN s AYINGS and Loan Association 110 NORTH CHURCH STREET GOSHEN. NEW YORK 10924 183 Compliments of ■ Key Bank of Southeastern New York N.A. Goshen Office N. Church St. Phone No. 294-8848 EMPIRE STATE FEDERAL AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1979!!! Helping You Achieve Financial Independence Is Our Goall GOSHEN SAVINGS BANK In the Square in Goshen Your Hometown Friend M M S M M Member Mile m Highland National Bank K Member United Bank Corp of New York 14 Brandies throughout Orange and Ulster Counties. 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Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1979 Al Swanson — Viewmore Homes 294 6676 914 294 8163 GOSHEN AUTO PARTS, INC. Automotive Parts, Accessories and Specialties Bill Lotze 148 W. Main Street Goshen, N.Y. 19024 Tel. 294 6139 MURRAY'S AUTO BODY SHOP, INC. Complete Body end Fender Repairs Automobile Painting — Safety Glass Installed Wheel Balancing and Alignment Robert J. Murray Clowes Avenue William J. Murray Goshen, N.Y. « I SURESKY t SON rinnuii 00 ix� MAIOkO I tueitKV NICK S BODY SHOP • ISS-liNO 186 l-ffil.’l Caik 0 Catti BEDDA CONSTRUCTION Blacktop Paving Drives — Parking Areas — Streets 469-9658 294 6733 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 Knowledge is proud that he has learn'd so much, Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. Cowper GOSHEN TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION • •