Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

REFLECTIONS 1983 mirror is an old friend. The best 8 Touch the sky with your mind’s eye, let your spirit soar. Mirrors should reflect a little before throwing back images. 14 Wasn’t it pretty? Ssh, someone s coming! 17 Reflections I find reflecting on eighteen years as principal of the Goshen Central High School a relatively pleasant process. Initial thoughts about such a review conjure ideas of comparisons with then and now, or where we were and where we are. As important and valuable as statistical averages are, they seem to take second place to those more significant memories which involve people — their ideas and concerns. Most members of the Class of ’83 were born during the year 1965 which marks the beginning of these reflections. That particular time was the early part of a very active and vocal period among students everywhere and did not exclude Goshen students. It was an era of emotional stress and political dissent. Our faculty, administration, and students had to meet new challenges — socially, morally, educationally. New emphases were given to concepts relative to rights and responsibilities, demands and privileges, and relevant education. We were faced with social unrest, demonstrations, and moratoriums. From then until now our students and staff contended emotionally and intellectually with Vietnam, the hostage situation in Iran, and other Middle-East crises. At home there was an increased awareness of minority rights, individual rights, the need for the protection of our environment, and concern about the poliferation of nuclear weapons. In the midst of all this we experienced a Watergate. No further evidence is needed to say that these have been volatile and stressful times for all. Communication became a most important ingredient of our efforts to deal with problems of the period. Students, parents, and school staff joined together on many occasions to cope with some of the problems cited above. The school’s role seemed to take on greater significance to many people. It was an era during which many people in the community representing a variety of views and backgrounds came together. We had to cope with the diversity of views and emotions and at the same time retain stability and dignity — not always an easy task. In an effort to deal with some of the pressures of the time, we stretched our imaginations and provided not only a more flexible scheduling approach but also introduced many new programs. Such an approach encouraged our critical review of existing courses and or contents. It was a period during which our philosophy broadened considerably. Many more students were encouraged to reach beyond their immediate educational grasps, and did so successfully. We responded to our students’ requests for involvement and relevance with just such opportunities, including responsibilities. I remember well, and with good feelings, the evening rap sessions [discussion groups] both in school and in my home during which we dealt with many of the conflicts that had surfaced at that time. Emotions were sometimes quite close to the surface, but considerable growth for all took place. Part of that growth included improvement in our understanding of and appreciation for one another’s views and cultures. Although we have returned to the more traditional type of schedule, I recognize that a number of lessons that we learned earlier are still with us. We seem to face the reality of our problems as an educational institution more openly and in step with the times. Students and staff demonstrate greater concern for one another. There is a willingness on the part of some of our students to move out into the community, and without recognition, assist those less fortunate. Our student government has become a more viable body in recent years. Student participation in sports and other school activities this year has reached the highest point in the last eighteen years, and probably considerably longer. This factor complements the earlier comment relative to the increased numbers of students who have accepted the challenge of broader more demanding academic programs with statistically supported success. Much remains for us to accomplish, particularly in that area referred to under peer pressures. Numbers of students still struggle to resist the pressures to be peer clones, others Dr. Robert E. Leslie succumb. Also, we must continue to try to wear better our natural attributes and attained successes. Being a worthwhile winner is sometimes more difficult than being a good loser. Education should help make it possible for our students to be discerning citizens, separating fact from fiction and the acceptable from the unacceptable. I think our students in general have reached that level. Finally, I believe the members of the Class of ’83 like their predecessors owe a debt of gratitude to their parents, a highly competent and professional staff, and to a community that continues to believe solidly in the precepts of good public education. I hope there is appreciation by the graduates for the many factors involved in the development of a substantial educational program, and more importantly, that this foundation will serve as personal support in your meeting the many challenges that lie ahead. Dr. Robert E. Leslie, Principal Goshen Central High School Dedication Goshen Central High School, Goshen, N.Y. For years each Goshen Yearbook staff has followed the tradition of dedicating the yearbook to one special teacher or administrator. Traditions are made to be broken, so this year we are dedicating the yearbook to a group of people. These are the people who have supported our class throughout the years. They have served as role models, given us guidance and more importantly they have taught us the ideals and values that make life meaningful. They have raised us and protected us from simple random growth as they gave us direction toward adulthood. These are just some of the reasons why we hereby dedicate the 1983 Reflections yearbook to all the people who have helped make the class of 1983 what it is now. To all the teachers, administrators, and especially our parents who were always there when we needed them, our great thanks. The Board of Education Seated (left to right): Mrs. Joyce T. Cook, Mrs. Diane B. Markowitz • President. Mrs. Sally Littlefield. Standing: Mr. James English, Mr. Ronald Purcell, Dr. Carroll B. Knowlton, Mr. David E. McClain. Missing: Mr. Murray Morrell, Mr. Newell Miller. Administration Mrs. Mary DeMilt Secretary, Principal’s Office 20 Mrs. Mary Besaw Guidance Office Mrs. Janet Ford Guidance Chairperson Mr. Charles Eisenhart English Dept. Chairman Mrs. Madeline Bernasconi English Mr. Richard Gillette English Mrs. Fran Gallardo School District Social Worker Mrs. Diane Greenwald English 21 Mr. Harold Grimm Social Studies Staff Members Not Pictured: Mrs. Sidney Freund English Mr. Marlin Maduras English Mr. Christopher Cahill Social Studies Ms. Brenda Shaw English Mr. Allan Hoerup Social Studies Ms. Eleanor Knieriemen Social Studies 22 Mr. Carlton Osgood Science Dept. Chairman Mr. LeRoy Hatfield Mr. Andrew Kujawski Mr. Richard Loffredo Mrs. Susan Hodge Mr. Paul Johnson Mr. David Steiler Director Mr. Vincent Siracuse Mrs. Del Pimm Ms. Kathleen Prokop 23 Mrs. Kathy Albanese Ms. Donna Bossie Mrs. Jean Kithcart 24 Mr. Jeffrey Nober Industrial Arts Mrs. Nina Kent Assistant Librarian Mrs. Margaret Kolman Nurse Mr. Clifford Budney Special Education Mrs. Kay Costa Home Economics Mrs. Mary Weinrich Librarian Mrs. Loretta McCarthy Art Dept. Mrs. Marjorie Steiler Helping Teacher Mrs. Melinda Stephanie Helping Teacher Mrs. Susan Alberghini Helping Teacher Mrs. Margaret Stack Special Services Very Special People Mrs. Noreen Carberry Resource Science Aide Mrs. Barbara Killenberger Guidance Aide Mrs. Sheila Bayer Moore Teacher, Hearing Impaired Mr. David Wright Permanent Sub. Mrs. Jane Herzog Attendance Office-Aide Mrs. Sandra Kramer Learning Disabled Aide Mrs. Rose Higgins Library Math Aide Mrs. Sylvia Virgint Reading Athletic Aide Mary Valkenburg Teacher, Hearing Impaired GTA, STAFF, ADMINISTRATION presents ENTIRE PRODUCTION DIRECTED BY: PAUL E. WRIGHT CHOREOGRAPHY BY: THOMAS HOLT 30 CAST OF CHARACTERS Fred Graham CHARLES EISENHART Harry Trevor JOHN TETHER Lois Lane MARY CHILLURA Ralph (Stage Manager) BRUCE CULLEN Lilli Vanessi CELINE BACH Hattie ALLENE STAFFORD Stage Doorman ANDRE ASSALIAN Paul THOMAS PETERSON Bill Calhoun THOMAS GERACE First Man RICHARD NEALON Second Man EDWARD McDERMOTT Harrison Howell ROY CROSWELL Specialty Dancer THOMAS HOLT SINGING AND DANCING ENSEMBLE: Annie Baldwin. Adele Coates. Elaine Frankel, Leo Gerace. Shari Goodman. Art Groves, Fran Guertin. Barbara Hankins. George Hankins, Daryl Longworth, Glen Macken, Marianne McDermott, Norma Murphy, Thomas Peterson, Daphne Schuster, Sophie Skotzko. John Tether, David Wright. “TAMING OF THE SHREW” - Players Bianca (Lois Lane) Baptista (Harry Trevor) Gremio Hortensio Lucentio (Bill Calhoun) Katharine (Lilli Vanessi) Petruchio (Fred Graham) MARY CHILLURA JOHN TETHER ART GROVES GEORGE HANKINS THOMAS GERACE CELINE BACH CHARLES EISENHART 31 c 1 u b s And 0 r 9 a n 1 z a t • i o n s Senate Officers; Left to Right: Treasurer Daryl Longworth, Secretary Pamela Thompson, Vice President Mary Lemma, President John Fraser. This year the Goshen High School Student Senate can reflect back upon a very rewarding school year. In October of 1982 the Senate sponsored their biennial Magazine Drive. Through the dedicated efforts of the entire student body, the general organization fund realized over $5,000.00. Benefiting from the success were: The Student Senate Scholarship Fund, the Goshen High School Stage Crew, the Colorguard and the Yearbook Staff. November brought the annual Thanksgiving Food Drive. Again, through the unselfish efforts of students and staff alike several local families were able to enjoy a very special holiday dinner. In December, students were given the opportunity to change roles with their teachers for a day. This day turned out to be an overwhelming success! While Vice Principal Cristiano was administering detention, Cheerleader Assa-lian was leading the Student Faculty Basketball game. January was the occasion for Brotherhood Day in connection with Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday. School spirit was at its peak. And once again there was the revival of John Fraser’s immortal THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY every morning and the morning announcements. The Senior Citizens of Goshen were wined and dined in elegant cuisine at G.H.S. in February the occasion of the annual Senior Citizens Banquet. The spring term brought the battle of the brains in the quiz bowls; another Broadway preview -“Man of La Mancha;” The Ritual War Games - Field Day; and finally commencement exercises in June. Once again the senators, students and faculty at Goshen High School can reflect back on a job well done. President John Fraser Vice President Mary Lemma Secretary Pamela Thompson Treasurer Daryl Longworth Lunchroom Committee Chairman Lisa Anderson Assembly Committee Chairman Margaret Montgomery Exchange Committee Chairman Jacqueline Mirro Special Events Committee Chairman Pamela Thompson School Store Committee Chairman Mary Lemma Student Senate 1982-83 Dawn Arrendale ’Nancy Kolman Ian Nierstedt Gina Barbone Christopher Levendos Wayne Schanck •Patty Bull Todd Sargeant ’Amy Stamski Sean Charity Lori Riordan ’Lisa Anderson Jim Duesel Richard Schmick ’Paul Barbone 'Patty Fisher •Robert Siracuse Donna Boykins Christina Forster Laura Smith Victoria Cristiano Liza Gill •James Thompson Julie Corn ‘Christopher Healy Marlene Wanat ‘Evelyn Cusack Joanne La Torre Cecilia Weaver ’Steven Fogelman John Lecakes Cherie Wierzbicki Christine Folding Sara Melville Keith Andryshak Holly Gertzkis Peter Menner •Rhonda Barber Beverly Halsey Dana Ouderkirk Deanna Bernard Toni Lynn Lasaponara ’Michelle Ulmer Carolyn Boxman Susan Kleinwaks Dan Wendell Shelly Brabson Matthew Lerner John Ziobro Leanne Buchanan William Longworth Suzanne Woodruff Nick Ciazzo Robyn Mahoney Sandy Wood ’Laura Calia Ann McLaughlin Veronica Alders Vincent Carilli Priscilla Mitchell Tony Arciero Betty Cook Margaret Montgomery David Bally Christina Ewing Daniel Reidy Tyrone Boykins Franz Haas Karl Schultz •Reid Breckwoldt Kurt Haas Adrienne Scott Dana Cheatham David Hansen ’George Solomon Christopher DePuy Elizabeth Hehn •Jen Sprague Gina DeStefano Noreen Hines Lynn Troncone Brenda Garcia Joanne Hobelman Chris Ulmer Kristin Green •Jane Ingalls Cara Urmston Yvonne Green Becky Levite Jodi Zaback Heidi Hammer Jackie Mirro ■ indicates Executive Officers Stage Band Band Council Chris Curry. Becky Eustance, Broc Hite. Debbie Johnson. Andy Krish, Guy Migliaccio, Meg Montgomery. Karen Mulqueen, Greg Nealon. Matt Nealon. Kim Nilsen, Frank Sardella, Lori Smellegar. Laura Soons, Chris Webber. Mike Wolski. Chris Curry. Becky Eustance, Hilary Field, Debbie Johnson. Meg Montgomery, Matt Nealon, Aimee Smith, Chris Webber, Pam Thompson. Band Sara Andolina, Jeff Bridges. Nelly Carretero, Chris Curry. Colleen Curry. Debbie DePetro, Becky Eustance, Hilary Field, Christine Folding. Shioban Foley, Cynthia Goodreds, Debbie Groves, Broc Hite, Julie House. Debbie Johnson, Allyson Kahn, Andy Krish, Stanley Lupieka, Susan Mayo, Sheila McGarry, Matt Menner, Vicki Mercier. Guy Migliaccio, Meg Montgomery, Karen Mulqueen. Greg Nealon. Matt Nealon, Kim Nilsen, Jennifer Premus. Kelly Reape, Tom Reape, Wendy Rudy. Tom Regal, Melissa Rivkin, JoAnn Romano, Marie Sayre. Frank Sardella. Kevin Slover, Lori Smellegar. Aimee Smith, Laura Soons, Michele Ulmer, Sue Watkins, Chris Webber. Mike Wolski. Sandy Wood. Pam Thompson. Stage Crew Amy Henderson, Beth Hehn, Ralph Culver, Tom Foley, Garth Goodman. Scott Kruger. Mark Mensch, Lisa Silver-nail, Michelle Bruno, Barbara Allan, Karen Cullen. Sue Harrigan. Liz Cook, Larry Rothman, Harry Staudenmeyer, Andrew Nuzzolese, Ellen Rothman. Advisor: Paul Wright. Chorus Director: Paul Wright Allan, Barbara Arjani, Richard Arrendale, Dawn Bailey, John Barbone, Gina Bellas, Valerie Bodle, Penny Boss, Kelly Boyd, Annette Bruno, Michelle Canterino, Donna Carey, Bonnie Cooper, Jamie Culver, Ralph DePetro, Debbie DeStefano, Gina Delamater, Jill Diblee, Jane Distel, Tina Doolittle, Diana Eustance, Beth Fabish, Lynne Forster, Christina Geer, Tammy Gerace, John Gerace, Leo Green, Kristin Haarlander, Jill Hopkins, Nancy Jackson, Laurie Johnson, Debbie Knee, Jennifer Kober, Beth Kober, Robert Labanowski, Rosemarie Lerner, Matt Longworth, Daryl Marcano, Marilyn McGarry, Sheila Melville, Sara Myruski, Marie Olszewski, Laura Ouderkirk, Dana Papandrea, Tony Peterson, Mary Peterson, Philip Rivkin, Melissa Romano, Dina Rothman, David Rothman, Larry Sargeant, Todd Sayre, Marie Schlesser, Piper Sloat, Becky Stanton, Rose Staudenmayer, Harry Sutherland, Diane Thompson, Cherie Torrance, Michelle VanLeeuwen, Holli Vavricka, Vicki Volkmer, Jean Wallace, Betsy Wanat, Marlene Varsity Choir Joanne Burns Ralph Culver Leo Gerace Beth Hehn Daryl Longworth Meg Montgomery Phil Peterson Jennifer Sprague Debbie Johnson Betsy Wallace Diana Sutherland Beth Eustance Mary Peterson Heidi Britten Marlene Wanat Jean Volkmer David Rothman 35 THE UNPARALLELED YEARBOOK Layout and Literary Staff Shannon Wolfe, Celeste Mercury, Chris Decker, Joanne Hobelman, John Luft, Franz Haas, Kurt Haas, Mary Lemma, Brett Ingersoll, Steven Fogelman, Larry McDowall. Patty Fisher, Amy Henderson, Karen Cullen, Wayne Schanck, Tom Reape, Tom Andrews, Laura Soons. Bob Avco, Kristin Green. Peter Doskoch, Christine Folding. The Inefficacious Photography Staff Ralph Culver, Joanne Hobelman, Kurt Haas. Tom Andrews, Brian Hopkins, Franz Haas, John Luft, Chris Decker, Paul Barbone, Bob Arco. 36 STAFF The Besotted Business Staff Kurt Haas, Franz Haas, Mary Lemma, Wayne Schanck, Rich Bernius, John Luft, Paul Barbone, Chris Decker. The Exquisite Editorial Staff Paul Barbone. Rich Bernius. Robyn Cunard, Peter Doskoch, John Luft. Mary Lemma. Colleen Curry. Not pictured: Celeste Mercury 37 Spanish Club The Spanish Club was organized with the goal of visiting Spain during the 1983 Easter vacation. Its numerous fundraisers included bakesales, a car wash, a wreath sale, and a memorable Mexican food sale. President: Sue Ruppert Vice-Presidents: Wayne Schanck and Franz Haas Secretary: Gaby Adler Treasurer: Colleen Curry Members: Kurt Haas Bill Scolza Amy Seidenfrau Marilyn Marcano Sue Mayo Dina Romano Alicia Tolen Debbie Garling Paul Barbone Joanne Hobelman Carolyn Boxman Cindy Morris Chris Simmons Linda Nowak Evelyn Cusack Advisor: Ms. Guertin Robin Parsons Cecilia Weaver Shannon Wolfe Robyn Cunard Christine Folding Sallee Jordan Brenda Stark Celeste Mercury Jeanine Kelsey Hilary Field — Future Homemakers of America —i The Future Homemakers of America is a youth leadership organization which stresses personal growth, family life, and the development of leadership abilities. Some of this years activities include an Adopt a Grandparent program, a Show Your Legs fundraiser, and participation in state organized activities. Bonnie Weirzkicki Diane Fox Lynda Fox Dorothy Mills Michele McGrath Terry Wheeler Michelle Soroka Joanne Sardella Kristen Martino Bekki Smit Beth Hehn Mary Pillmeier Margueritte Hosdaghian Kim Bridges Holly Gertzkis Diana Doolittle Robyn Alexis Sue Corey Donna Hughes Lisa Glelocki Sue Stevens 39 The Magnificent Math Team The Goshen A Team this year continued its long standing tradition of utterjy obliterating its opponents and sending them home humiliated and broken. Under the calculated coaching of Mr. Lyons and the inspired leadership of Captain Pete “Sasquatch” Doskoch and Co-captain Rich “M.I.T.” Bernius, the team stunned the math world with innovating strategies and scintillating techniques. The highlight of the year was a spectacular 28 point performance by the team in the season’s second meet. As gaping onlookers looked on, Pete, Rich, Pam “Turtleneck” Thompson, and Broc Maninoff” Hite all had a perfect 6-for-6 day. The other team members, including Paul “ % $@!!’ Barbone, Lynn “Duts Krish, Chris “Tine” Folding. George “George” Solomon, and Laura “See Ya Soons, all displayed great courage admirable ability. Furthermore, Lynn, Christine, and Laura entertained spectators with their spirited polychromatic outfits. The B Team was in awe of A Team for most of the season and consequently did not perform as well. Nevertheless, considering the rather questionable calibre of its members, captain Wayne Schanck and Co-captain Franz Haas did a fine job with the team. The other members of B Team were Brett “Grubb lngersoll. Robyn Aigner” Cunard. Kurt “or is it Franz?” Haas. Margueritte “Hosdaghian, and Mark “TRS-80” Irons, the team’s best scorer. There was also a C Team. Its members: Dina Romano, Ellen Rothman, and Angelo Irineo. 40 9th Grade Math Team The Impecunious Investment Club Paul Dunkelman, Chris Kauffman. Rich Bernius. Steven Fogelman. Larry McDowall. Broc Hite. Keily Ouder-kirk, Brian Hopkins. Bill Scolza. Kevin Wilson. Mark Hennessey. Paul Barbone. Kurt Haas. Tom Andrews, Franz Haas YOUTH IN People’s Party The past year was an astonishingly successful one for the Goshen People’s Party. The year’s first meeting showed the party to be full of buoyant and enthusiastic members. Several of them achieved particularly noteworthy accomplishments. At November’s platform convention, four-year veteran Dawn Hesse was elected secretary. Later that month three other members were nominated to run for county offices. All three won devastating victories in December’s election: chairperson Pam Thompson was elected Congressperson A. the amiable Peter Doskoch won his race for Coroner, and rookie Richard Arjani was easily elected District Attorney Peter’s victory was particularly overwhelming. Fawn Morley, always effervescent, displayed her creativity by engineering a huge People sign during the campaign season. Her efforts paid off; in addition to the aforementioned victors, four members won elections at the local level: David Bally was elected Supervisor, Beth Solomon was elected Town Clerk. Ted Yntema was elected Superintendent of Highways, and Tom Reape was elected Town Justice. Certainly the party can be proud of its accomplishments. People’s Party Members: Rich Arjani, Dave Bally, Paul Barbone, Chris Curry, Colleen Curry, Chris DePuy, Mary Ellen Didato, Peter Doskoch, Beth Fustance. Debbie Groves, Sue Harrigan. Dawn Hesse. Margueritte Hosdaghian, Debbie Johnson, Lynn Krish, Mary Lemma, Tom Loffredo, Susan Mayo. Fawn Morley, Matt Nealon, Kelly Ouderkirk, Kelly Reape, Tom Reape, Tom Regal, Dina Romano, Todd Sargeant, Jane Schlesser, Amy Seidenfrau, Jennifer Sprague, Beth Solomon, Pam Thompson, Ted Yntema, Advisor: Mr. Grimm. Despite the ceaseless efforts of advisor Mr. Giattino, the Citizen’s Party failed to achieve anything significant in the past year against the superior People’s Party. Members: Jennifer Knee. Larry McDowell. Steven Fogelman. Cynthia Goodreds, Yvonne Green. Debbie Dillenbeck, Becky Coates. Heidi Alders. Julie House. Sue Pepi Kleinwaks. Nick Sheboy. Brian Hopkins. Mark Hennessey. Rich Slesinski. Debbie DePetro, Jill Haarlander, Lori Riordan. GOVERNMENT Citizen’s Party Interact Club The Interact Club is a group of students who wish to share their time and talents with the community. They have entertained in hospitals, produced skits for senior citizen functions, and performed services for various local organizations. President Jennifer Sprague, Vice President Susan Mayo, Secretary Debbie Johnson, and Treasurer Fawn Morley provide able leadership for Interact, which, with over fifty members, is one of the school’s most popular activities. Members: Debbie Johnson, Jennifer Sprague, Susan Mayo, Betsy Wallace, Jennifer Knee, Kurt Haas, Jackie Mirro, Donna McGlynn, Jeanine Kelsey, Joanne Hobelman, Candy Green, Jill Haarlander, Vicki Pittendorfer, Brenda Grzywascewski, Lisa Anderson, Sue Kleinwaks, Evelyn Cusack, Pamela Kaye Thompson, Franz Haas, Lynne Fabish, Heidi Britten, George Solomon, Joanne Burns, Mary Lemma, Christine Ulmer, Lynn Decker, Deanna Bernard, Phillip Peterson, Margaret Montgomery, Michelle Fulbrook, Shannon Wolfe, Christine Folding, Larry McDowell, Rich Bernius, Robyn Parsons, Nancy Brescia. 44 Advisor- Mr. Cahill Manager- Mary Lemma Asst. Manager- Rich Schmick Cecilia Weaver George Jasinski Gina DeStefano Beth Hehn John Cristiano Dave Hansen Ted Yntema Keith Andryshak The school store is Part of the Student Senate. This year under the fine direction of Mary Lemma and Rich Schmick the school store has continued to show a profit. Newspaper subscriptions are delivered to many teachers during first period. Some students even subscribe to the New York Times. Besides newspapers, the store also sells regents review books in science and math. However, not all products are academic. The store also sells sweaters, shirts, Rubik’s Cube key rings, woodle pens, and frisbees. The school store will always be a success in Goshen High! 45 Class Officers . . . Class Officers Class ( 0) y o ( ) V) JS u c J-n 0) y M—' M—c o in c ) J FRESHMEN President- Chris Healy Treasurer- Michelle Ulmer Vice-president- Patty Fisher Secretary- Patty Bull CD J- 0) y M—« o ( ) JS u CD - 0) y M— M-i o in CD JS o SOPHOMORES President- Nancy Kolman Treasurer- Bob Siracuse Vice-president- Reid Breckwoldt Secretary- Jim Thompson Class Officers . . Class Officers . . . Class Officers . . . 46 Officers Class Officers . . Class Officers JUNIORS President- Jane Ingalls Vice-president- Laura Calia Treasurer- Amy Stamski Secretary- Rhonda Barber Q o w) O i—H —ti o' o «-t C J Q c i C o ►-ti ■—ti o' o ►f V) SENIORS President- George Solomon Treasurer- Evelyn Cusack Vice-president- Lisa Anderson Secretary- Steven Fogelman Q o cn C J o t-tl — 1 o' o •-t C J Q O i— -« i—•-� o' o •-t C J Class Officers . . . Class Officers _________________Class_Officers____ 47 Library Club Jesse Murabito Carol Walker Melissa Dean Lisa Reynolds Diana Doolittle Lisa Wood Natalie Bruner The Page The Page appears bimonthly in Goshen’s leading newspaper, the Independent Republican. Editor Jennifer Melissa Bryn Sprague and a small, but extremely dedicated staff, renowned for turning out vivid prose, have overcome incredible odds to successfully produce a literary journal which eloquently enlightens the public regarding: important events taking placg in our home away from home, Goshen High School. Editor: Jennifer Melissa Bryn Sprague Advisor: Mrs. Madeline Bernasconi Reporters: Meg Montgomery, John Goodreds, David Hansen, Sally Jordan, Margueritte Hosdaghian, Colleen Curry, Hilary Field, Dina Romano, Debbie Groves. 48 Flags 1 FLAG SQUAD: BACK: Diane Doolittle, Patti Sadaus-kas. FRONT: Carol Walker, Joanne Sardella, Jessie Murabito, Robyn Alexis. a 9 s RIFLE SQUAD: BACK: Kim Benjamin, Karen McElroy. FRONT: Gina Warren, Cherie Wierzbicki, Bonnie Wierzbicki, Donna Hughes. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Vinot. Rifles TWIRLING SQUAD: BACK: Lenore Brown, Monica Rutkowski, Tammy Alders, Jennifer Knee, Lynda Fox. FRONT: Cynthia Goodreds, Sallee Jordan. Twirlers The Cerebral Science Club In the autumn of 1982 a memorable moment in Goshen High School history occurred: spectators witnessed the spontaneous generation of an organized and functional club from the chaotic entropy of raw scientific ideas and theories. This promising new organization, the Science Club, has been formed by and for the curious and scientifically-minded students of Goshen High School to promote scientific research and the general advancement of knowledge. Its members will participate in many fascinating and intellectually intriguing endeavors which will be limited only by their imaginations and their reasoning abilities. The club’s goal is to open doors between willing students and the scientific world around us. Members: Paul Barbone, Franz Haas, Kurt Haas. Valerie Bellos, Brett Ingersoll, Wayne Schanck, Bob Arco, Rich Bernius, Mike Brown, Christine Folding, Steve Fogelman. Advisor: Mr. John McCormack 50 The Exuberant Enrichment Club The enlightened members of the Enrichment Program experienced a wide variety of activities this year, including several lectures, a concert, and the Broadway play “Crimes of The Heart”. Members: Paul Barbone, Richard Bernius, Michael Brown, Evelyn Cusack, Peter Doskoch, Christine Folding, Diane Fox, John Goodreds, Erik Haas. Karen Hawkins, Mark Hennessey, Dawn Hesse, Broc Hite, Deborah Johnson, Lynn Krish, Anthony Levite, John Luft, Robyn Mahoney, Fawn Morley, John Robertson, Christopher Santulli, Jane Schlesser, Lori Smellegar, George Solomon, Laura Soons, Pamela Thompson, Cara Urmston, Chris Vriesema, Kevin Wilson. 51 Underclassmen fjUq6JLCjg28LU6U p I •r i ssnmsn FreshmenFreshmenFresh imenFreshmenFreshmen _______lFres________ashmenFreshmenFreshm_________ Adamis, Lambros Alders, Tammy Alexis, Robyn Allan, Barbara Allen, Geralyn Andolina, Sara Andrews, Reynell Andry, Michelle Annese, David Antolina, Laura Arciero, Anthony Arrendale, Dawn August, Michelle Avery, Jo Ann Avveduto, Thomas Babcock, Nettie Bailey, John Baldo, Anthony Barbone, Gina Barnes, Seela Barron, Christopher Bedford, Stephen Bellas, Valerie 54 Bloom, David Bodle, Penny Bogdanski, Juli Ann Booth, George Bou, Ismael (Tony) Boykins, Terri Boyle, Tina Bray. Harry Brennan. Deborah Bridges. Jeff Brink. Cindy Brown. Lenore Bruno, Michele Bull. Patricia Burris, Matthew Busicchia, Frank Caldera. Paul Carleton, Maura Carretero, Nelly Carson, Diane Chaffee, Kristen Chain, John Charity, Sean Cheatham, Darin Couch, Melissa Coughlin. Christppher Cullen, Karen Cullen, Natalie Curry, Christopher Custer, Susan 55 Dailey, Melissa DeGraw. Peter Delamater, Jill DeRosa, Deana Diaz, Victorio Didato, Mary Ellen Dilorenzo, Daniel Distel, Tina Dominick, Kathleen Doolittle, Richard Duclos, Christina Duesel, James Edwards. Ron S A JkF.llrru's. Krista Fearon, Menuel Felter, Dawn Ferrante, Angelo Fisher, Patricia 56 Forster, Christina Fournier, Theodore Friend, Christopher Galucci, William Foglia, Roxanna Foley, Shioban Geer, Tammy Gerace, John Halsey, Denise Harragin, Susan Haupt, Eric Hawkins, Mark Healy, Christopher Heller, Jane Henderson, Amy Hesse, Jennifer Hobbs, Matthew Hopkins, Jennifer Horodeck, Dorian House, Russell Keller, Lisa Kelly. Trisha Kennedy. Maureen Kirchner. Dawn Kober, Elizabeth 57 Kolman, Michael Kozireski, Peter Kraiza, Charles Kurth, Eugene Lamontanaro, Tina Latorre, Joann Lavandowski, Dawn Lecakes, John Lempka, Elizabeth Leonard, Brian Lewis, Margaret Lockett, Michael Luba, Henry Lynch, Michael John Lynch, Michael Nelson Majka, Sharon, Marsh, Thomas Martin, Vikki Martine, Donald Martino, Kristen Masten, Timothy Mattfeld, Eric McClintock, Jay McCoy, James Michalek. Joseph Montalvo, Adela Moore, Brian Murphy, Charles Nasi, James Nealon, Gregory Noviski, James Ogden, Laura Olsen, Gregory Olsian, Joseph Ordway, James Ouderkirk, Dana Pacheco, Anthony Palmer, Kevin Parks. Kelly Ranae Pittendorfer. Victoria Rankin. Robin Reape, Kelly Regal, Thomas Rehnberg, Charles Reiss. Michael Riehle, Joseph 59 Riepma, Michael Riordan, Timothy Ritchings, Thomas Rivkin, Melissa Rose, Walter Salte, Svein Sanok, Timothy Santulli, Michael Sandella, Francis Shore, Andrew Sloat, Rebecca Smith, Aimee Tjornhom, Kevin Torrance. Michelle Turk. Donna VanderMeulen, James VanLeeuwen, Holli Vazquez. Vivian Ulmer, Michele VanDam, Andrea VandenBurg, Wayne Vidal, Kathryn Wager, Carol Ann Walker, Carrie Wanerus, Michele Warren, Peter Weed, Mary Wieninger, Lauran Wildeman, Denise Wood, John Wood, Sandra Woodruff, Suzanne Zawaski, Stephani Zeffiro, Michael Ziobro, John Unavailable Pictures Freshmen Elwood, Melinda Green, Nettie Heller, Nancy Hlavacek, Deborah Kimiecik, Jeanette Martin, Timothy Ogden, Charles Patel, Nita Romano, Donald Saulnier, Darren VanderMeulen, Garret Walter, Charles Wilcox, Brian Adler. Linda Dphomores Sophom Alders, Heidi Andresen. Jeffrey Andresen. Richard Andryshak, Paula Bacon, Carolyn Baker. Theresa Bally, David Barone, Christian Barron, Jeffrey Bassano, Roseann Bath. Mark Becker, Mary Benjamin, Kimberly Breckwoldt, Reid Brink, Joseph Britten, Heidi Brozycki, John Butensky, Wendy Calagero, James Coates, Rebecca Cole, David Congelosi, Christin Conklin, Freddy Cook, Stacey Davis, Larry Dean, Melissa DePetro, Deborah DePuy, Christopher DeStefano, Gina Coates. Bradford Cooper, Raymond Costello, Thomas M. DeWilde, William Edwards, Benjamin Elwood, Melinda Ey, Scott Fabish, Lynne Field, Penny Fischer, Julie Flannery, Jean Fogelman, Aron Forshay, Cathy Fox, Lynda Frawley. Kathryn Garcia, Brenda Gargan, Brian Glasgow, Robert Gomez, Joann Goodman, Garth Goodreds, Cynthia Greco, Dawn Green, Kristin Green, Yvonne Groom. Steven Haarlander, Jill Hammer, Heidi Hawkins, Kenneth Heft, John Jones, John Kaczmar, Donna Kantner, Bryan Kantner, Dale Khosdeghian, Sarmen Kim, John Knape, Theresa Knee, Jennifer Kober, Robert Kolman, Nancy Kotkin, Lawrence Kraiza, Laurie Levendos, Christopher Lippincott. Amy Lloyd. Carlton Lupeika. Stanley Lynch, George MacLeod. Karen 65 Madura, David Malinowski. Mark Maney, Pamela Marcano, Marilyn Martin, Kim Martin, Timothy Masi, JoAnne Mensch, Mark Mercury, Celeste Migliaccio, Guy Miller, Eric Mills, Dorothy Nuzzolese, Andrew Nuzzolese, Kathryn O’Loughlin, Eugene Olsen, John Olszewski, Laura Ordway, Hope Ouderkirk, Kelly Palmer, Robin Peters, Deborah Peters, Erik Peterson, Mary Piampiano, Lisa Pinto, Steven Polizzi, Richard Purcell, David Randolph, Richard Rankin, Lloydina Reape, Thomas Reed, Erika Reynolds, James Riordan, Lori Romano, Dina Romano. Don Romano, Joann Rose, Terri Rothman, Ellen Rudy, Wendy Russo, Michele Rutkowski, Monica Sadauskas, Patricia Saladino, Diane Scoza, Michael Scott. Vicki Seidenfrau, Amy Seligmann. Martin Sheboy, Francis Sheridan, Katherine Silvernail. David Siracuse. Robert Smit, Rebekkah Smith. 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Jessie Myruski, Kenneth Nealon, Matthew Noviski, Daniel Olin, Dan Pikul, Steven Reynolds, Lisa Reynolds, Terence Rivers, LaVella Robertson, Marie Rose, Heidi 74 Ruppert, Susan Russell, James Salte, Anita Sass, Matthew Sax, John Smith, Michael Spencer, Vikkie Stamskl, Amy Stark, Brenda Stetson, Richard Sweisberger, Kevin Templeton, David Thorpe, James Tobes, Sherry Todora, Paul Tolen, Alicia Turi, Patrick Watkins, Suzanne Weinert, Margaret Wilcox. Deborah Unavailable Pictures Juniors Caiazzo, Nicholas DeFiauerido Amanda DePetro, Timothy Drake, Wesley Eisma, Laurel Hawkins, Lisa Hoffman, John Kissel, Suzanne Lynch, Terrence Moore, Timothy Newcomb, Robert Pellegrino, Robert Price. Daniel Shustak, Steven Youshefski, Rose Zaback, Jodi Sports ty Football Varsity Football Varsity Football The Goshen Varsity Football Team completed the 1982 season with the outstanding record of 8 wins, 2 losses. The squad was coached by Mr. Robert Zigrossi assisted by Mr. Robert Graham, Mr. Jerry Orsley, and Mr. Michael Turi. Goshen’s offense was very strong this year. The Gladiators scored a total of 177 points in the 10 games played. The Goshen defense was also very tough. In 8 out of 10 games, the strong line did not allow the opponent more than one touchdown. Two school records were set by players on the team. Senior Marc Colantuono broke the single season rushing record with his 1,050 yard effort. Golden Toe Award winner Dan Grabowski set the longest field goal record with his 40 yard boot. Senior nose guard A1 Ramirez also had a fine season, making 33 tackles and sacking the opposing team’s quarterback 9 times. The Gladiators ended the season beating rival Warwick for the Spirit Trophy and becoming National Conference Champs. In the OCL Championship game, Goshen was defeated by the strong Monroe-Woodbury Crusaders. Despite this loss, the coaches feel that this year’s season will be an incentive to aim for the OCL Crown in the future. Marc Colantuono. Ian Nierstedt, and Al Ramirez were honored after the season’s end by being picked for the Record All-Star First Team. Henry Andryshak, Don Andryshak, and Dan Grabowski made second and third teams. The entire team deserves praise for the hard work and superior playing they did all season. 80 Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Minisink Goshen Goshen Monroe RECORD 13 33 7 F2S 0V, 16 14 13 32 Middletown Pine Bush Valley Central Pearl River ovinia Port Jervis Goshen Cornwall Warwick Goshen VARSITY FOOTBALL: Matt Sass. Keith Andryshak. Sean Orsley, Tom Loffredo, Lloyd Kurth. John McCloud, John Migliore, Ken Myr-uski, Dan Noviski. Pat Turi, Scott Malanowski, John Terpstra, Dan Grabowski, Scott Garton. Jack Jensen. John Hoffman. Curtis Morrison, Dale DeWitt. Kevin Andryshak. Dan Reidy. Henry Andryshak. Phil Peterson, Sam Space. David Sloat. Paul Elsholz, Ian Nierstedt, Don Andryshak. Marc Colantuono, Tony Pa-pandrea, Larry McDowell. John Robertson, Leo Gerace. Matt Mabee, A1 Ramirez, Joe Glasson. bi MtM Rp 81 Varsity Cheerleaders Lisa Schaumburg-Capt. Dawn Hesse-capt. Karen Mulqueen Darlene Langbein Jane Schlesser Toni Lynn Lasaponera Kim Martin Becky Levite Gina DeStefano Gina Barbone Tracy Fournier Lori Riordan 82 J.V. Football JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: TOP ROW: Keith Thomas, Todd Sargeant, Jerry Krbec, Joe Brink, Steve Costa, Bill Watson, Bob Homer, Garth Goodmann. SECOND ROW: Chris Hendricks, Steve Groom, William DeWilde, Mike Caldera, Martin Seligmann, Mike Jablonski, Kelly Ouderkirk, Chris DePuy. THIRD ROW: Don Myruski, John Cristiano, Steve Pinto, John Chain, John Stramiello, Tyrone Boykins, Ron Berry. BOTTOM ROW: Kyle Wolfe (Manager). Freshmen Football FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: D. Cheatem, J. LeCakes, P. Bussicitia, K. Tjornam, J. Nasi, D. Horadeck, G. Olsen, H. Bray. SECOND ROW: D. Eye, J. Gerace, C. Murphy, C. Healy, J. Duesel, M. Kolman, V. Cosh. THIRD ROW: M. Congelosi, M. Hawkins, D. Annese, H. Luba, J. Bailey, A. Shore, C. Friend. BOTTOM ROW: M. Hobbs, B. Quattrini, L. Mejia, J. Tatz, P. Caldera, R. Doolittle. 83 Boys’ Varsity Soccer TOP ROW (l-r): Coach Joe Romano. David Silvernail. Tom Costello. Mike Muldoon, Jim Thompson, David Cur tis, Erik Peters. Coach David Wright. SECOND ROW (l-r): Chris Webber. David Purcell, Kevin Sweisberger. Martin VanHaaster, Reid Breck-woldt, John Ziobro. THIRD ROW (I-r): Pete McMahon, Jay Ottaway, George Solomon. John Goodreds. Bob Siracuse. Tom Boyd, Chris Le-vendos BOTTOM ROW (l-r): Charlie VanHaaster. Paul Dunkleman, Kevin Wilson. Joe Wierl The Boys' Varsity Soccer team ended the 1982 season with the superior overall record of 14-2-4. The team was coached by Mr. Joe Romano and Mr. David Wright and captained by Charlie Van Haaster, Paul Dunkleman. Kevin Wilson, and Joe Wierl. During the season, the squad scored 66 goals while allowing only 21. The Gladiators earned the Central Conference Crown, but was edged out of the League Champion spot by Burke 1-0. Charlie Van Haaster. Kevin Sweisberger. Kevin Wilson. Joe Wierl. and Pete McMahon represented Goshen at the Exceptional Seniors game. Selected for the Coaches all-county team were Van Haaster. Wierl. McMahon, and Siracuse, with honorable mention going to Martin Van Haaster. Offensive Excellence went to Joe Wierl. and Defensive Excellence to Pete McMahon. The Coaches Award went to Tom Costello and Kevin Sweisberger. Senior Joe Wierl. fourth year Varsity Soccer member, was named Most Valuable Player. Once again the Varsity Boys’ Soccer team has had an outstanding season. Congratulations on a job well done! VARSITY SOCCER CHEERLEADERS: TOP ROW (I to r): Jean Volkmer. Sheila VanDam, Kathryn Vidal, Holly LeCakes, Donna McGlynn. SECOND ROW (I to r): Donna Reiss. Andrea VanDam, Vicky Vavricka, Michelle Russo, Jeannine Kelsey. BOTTOM ROW (1 to r): Adrienne Scott, Vicky Cristiano, Joanne Hobelman. Boys J.V. Soccer TOP ROW (J r): Coachv Clifton Wilson. Nick Sheboy. Mike Scolza. Ray Bowman. Jay Olsian. Chris Coughlin, Tom Ritchings. SECOND ROW (1-r): Rob Kober. Andy Nuzzolese. Paul Sweisburger. Tom Costello. Sarmen Khosdeghian, Mike Santulli. THIRD ROW (1-r): Tim Masten, Greg Nealon. Guy Migliaccio, Scott Kruger. Matt Menner, Reynell Andrews. David Hunter. BOTTOM ROW (I-r): Tony Baida, Matt Nealon, Bill Scolza. Andy Krish, John Jones J Girls’ Varsity Soccer VARSITY GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM: TOP ROW (1-r): Sherry Tobes, Lynn Decker, Donna Howell, Iris Schoenholz, Mary Jo Fisher, Jane Ingalls, Coach Al Hoerup. SECOND ROW (l r): Jane de-Jong. Debbie Garling, Kim Nilsen. Pam Hoerup, Amanda deFiguerino, Michelle Fulbrook THIRD ROW (1-r): Mary Peterson, Kathy Nuzzolese, Ann O’Loughlin. Chris Capella, Mary Jo Guarino, Stephanie Jensen. BOTTOM ROW (1-r): Lynn Krish, Debbie Johnson. Cara Urmston. Lynn Troncone, Ann McLaughlin, Wendy Kozireski The Girls Varsity Soccer team, coached by Mr. AI Hoerup, finished the season with the outstanding overall record of 13-4-3. In the 20 games played. Goshen scored 51 goals and allowed only 25. This year’s squad went farther than any other Goshen Girls’ soccer team. The Gladiators finished first in the Florida Tournament and was a runner up in the Section 9 Class B Championships. Goshen was led by Wendy Kozireski, who registered 9 goals and 4 assists. Other high scorers were Sherry Tobes-7 goals. 5 assists; Kim Nilsen-9 goals, 3 assists; Ann McLaughlin-6 goals, 4 assists; and half-season player Jane Ingalls-6 goals, 2 assists. Four of the team were picked to represent Goshen at the Exceptional Seniors Game. They were Lynn Krish. Wendy Kozireski, Ann O’Loughlin, and Ann McLaughlin. Junior Sherry Tobes was selected for the Coaches All Star team, with Lynn Krish and Ann McLaughlin receiving honorable mention. We are very pleased with the 1982 Girls’ Varsity Soccer team and we congratulate them on their fine season. Girls’ J.V. Soccer TOP ROW (l-r): Kelly Reape, Lisa Keller, Melissa Couch, Michele Ulmer, Patricia Bull, Erika Reed, Louissa Plotnick, SECOND ROW (l-r): Ann Grzywacezski, Debbie Brennan, Alexa Taylor, Sarah Melville, Diane Saladino, Ai-mee Smith, Lisa Green. THIRD ROW (l-r): Stephanie Woodruff, Michelle Spencer, Sandy Wood, Sarah Ando-lina, Dana Ouderkirk, Laura Antolina, Amy Lippincott. BOTTOM ROW (l-r): Patty Fisher, Nancy Kolman, Debbie Dillenbeck Varsity Boys’ Basketball The Boys’ Varsity Basketball team, under the coaching abilities of Mr. Bud Markowick, had an extremely successful season this year. The team had a 14-8 record and was the National Division Champion. In the Section 9 playoffs, Goshen made it to the quarterfinals before being eliminated. The squad was very strong and had many skilled players, and these facts were reflected in their outstanding season. TOP: Coach Bud Markowick, Jim Berg, John Millian, Keith Andry-shak. Manager Steve Stanton. MIDDLE: Dan Grabowski, John Merritt, Kevin Andryshak, Rich Nash, Sean Orsley. BOTTOM: John Hoffman, Kurt Russell, Dale DeWitt, Derek Davis, Bob Siracuse Boys’ JV Basketball TOP: Jerry Krbec, Bob Capella, Chris Levendos. MIDDLE: Mark Jessup, Jim Deusal, Joe Brink, Andy Shore. BOTTOM: Tim Masten, Tyrone Boykins, Ron Berry, John Olsen The Goshen JV Basketball team completed an outstanding 14-4 season. Many highlights were featured during the successful season. The biggest single feature was an outright first place finish in the National Conference. The squad also had a 10 game winning streak. Defensively the young Gladiators dominated the opponent. Goshen averaged 58 points per game while holding the opposition to a 48 point average. Great season guys! Boys’ Varsity and JV Basketball Cheerleaders Gina Barbone Annette Boyd Susan Corey Gina DeStefano Tina Duclos Jill Delameter Krista Ellenes Tracy Fournier Heidi Hammer Darlene Langbein Michele Russo Adrienne Scott Aimee Smith Vicki Vavricki Cecilia Weaver Denise Wildeman ALTERNATES: Judy McCoy Michele Spencer 93 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL The strong attitude and team spirit of the hard working Varsity Girls’ Basketball team helped lead them through a difficult season. The young team is full of great basketball players who we are sure will be members of strong Goshen teams in the coming years. Ann O’Loughlin captained this year’s squad and the team was coached by Mr. A1 Hoerup. TOP: Margueritte Hosdaghian, Coach A1 Hoerup, Pam Hoerup. MIDDLE: Laura Soons, Donna Howell. DeDe Killenberger. Becky Coates. BOTTOM: Jane Ingalls. Wendy Butensky, Ann O’Loughlin, Nancy Kolman, Danielle Freaner. Basketball The JV Girls’ Basketball team, under the talented coaching of Ms. Knierman, had a fine season this year, compiling a 13-7 overall record and a 10-4 league record. The team was very strong, scoring 632 points in their 20 matchups - that’s more than 31 points per game! We congratulate this eleven member squad on their fine season. TOP: Harriet Nasi. Lisa Keller, Sheila McGarry. MIDDLE: Diane Saladino, Theresa Baker, Stephanie Zawaski, Dana Ouderkirk-.BOTTOM: Sara Andelino, Michelle Congelosi, Jean Flannery, Lisa Green. Girl’s Tennis TOP ROW: Sue Mayo, Sue Kleinwaks, Marilyn Marcano. SECOND ROW: Suzy Watkins, Wendy Butensky, Deanna DeRosa, Janine Schiller, Wendy Rudy, Jennifer Hopkins. THIRD ROW: Lisa Anderson, Regina Buckley, Michelle Soroka, Chris Congelosi, Joann Latore, Debbie Hall. FOURTH ROW: Julie Corn, Lorraine Degnan. (Top row) Rich Green, Ben Edwards, Mike Forster, Ken Myruski, Bob Glasgow, Coach Pete Pa-duch. (Bottom row) Mike Zigrossi, Andre Hue, Ray Bowman, Tony Levite, Tom Foley, Missing- Sam Space, Larry McDowell, Ted Lempka The Varsity Wrestling team, coached by Mr. Pete Paduch, had an outstanding season, compiling a record of 6-3 and capturing fourth place in the County Championships. The many excellent young team members will keep Goshen in the thick of the league in the future years. (Top) Coach Mitch Walker, Mike Caldera, Mike Smith, Kelly Ouderkirk. (Second Row Down) Tim Martin, John Stramiello, Chris Healy, (Third Row Down) Kristin Green, Scorekeeper; Scott Ey, Eugene O’Loughlin, Les Mejia, Shannon Wolfe, Assistant Scorekeeper, (Bottom) Ted Fournier, Paul Caldera, Jim Calegero. J V w The JV Wrestling team did very well this year, ending the season 6-4 overall, 5-4 league. The squad was very successful in tournament action, taking second in the Goshen tournament and third in the North Rockland Tournament. Their season ended on a high note when they took fourth in the Orange County JV Championships. The team was coached by Mr. Mitch Walker. r e s t 1 • i n S 97 VARSITY SKI TEAM: (Top) Barbie Andryshak, Regina Buck-ley, Lynn Decker, Robin Parsons. (Second Row Down) Dave Silvernail, Kim Keating, Chris Hendricks, Tom Costello, Willy DeWilde. (Third Row Down) Eric Miller, Kathryn Vidal, Chris Decker, Sue Mayo. (Bottom) Eric Boehm, Aron Fogelman, John Goodreds, Tom Andrews. The Goshen Varsity Ski team is becoming a strong force in the Orange County League. The team, coached by Mr. Mike Turi, is a definite threat to other league squads. The boys' team finished second in the Orange County League Northern Division, and the girls’ team took third. Both teams captured sixth in Section 9 competition. Look for Goshen’s ski team in the top ranks of the area in the future. 99 Cross Country Ski Team CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM: Tony Scotto, Christine Folding, Lynn Krish, George Solomon, Franz Haas, Robyn Cun-ard, Peter Doskoch, John Luft, Paul Bar-bone, Coach M. Maduras Indoor Track III: INDOOR TRACK TEAM: (Top) Iris Schoenholz, Mary Jo Fisher, Lynne Fabish, Marilyn Marcano, Heidi Rose, Michael Hull, Angelo Ireneo. (Second Row Down) Mike Jablonski, Chris DePuy, Chris Ulmer, Gary Wright, Nancy Hopkins, Matt Nealon. (Third Row Down) Patty Fisher, Patty Bull, Franz Haas, Adam Warren, Clarence Eckerson, Tom Reape. (Bottom) Todd Sargeant, Shioban Foley, Lauran Weinenger, Jennifer Warren, Roxanna Foglia, Michele Bruno, Peter Warren. The Indoor Track Team, under the skillful coaching of Mr. James Wolfe, had a very successful season despite the inclement weather that interfered with practices. Both the boys’ and the girls’ teams placed fifth out of a field of twelve in the section 9 Championship Meet. Goshen was able to boast of talent in all grades, from freshmen first-time letter winners to seasoned senior runners and everyone in between. Congratulations to everyone who was a part of this team! (Top) Greg Nealon, Albert Ramirez, Franz Haas, Daryl Long-worth, Laura Olziewski. (Second Row Down) Mike Chain, Rich Anderson, Debbie Johnson, Fawn Morley, Mary Peterson, Shannon Wolfe. (Third Row Down) Andy Nuzzolese, Jeff An-dreson, Leo Gerace, Jennifer Hopkins, Rose Stanton. (Bottom) Nick Sheboy, David Foglia, Matt Lerner, Adam Warren, Michele Ulmer, Jane Diblee, Coach Jim Wolfe. Class History Freshman Year We entered high school with the reputation of being the worst class to go through the school in years. However, we still had high hopes of success. To insure our progress we brought a couple of extra team players from the middle school • Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Zigrossi. Our first order of business, besides finding our way to our classes, was to elect class officers. We chose Julie Seligmann, Sue Kleinwaks, Tina Fazzino, and Toni Lynn Lasaponera. With that done we were ready for bigger and better things. Thus, we approached Spirit Week with great gusto. As a theme we chose Dracula, and it would have been great if the upperclassmen had not torn down all of our decorations. Come spring we showed that we were not a class that gave up easily. George Solomon gave the sophomore class a run for their money at the Frosh-Soph Bowl. We also became the tug-of-war champions at field day. We weren’t without individual memories either Peter McMahon made Varsity Soccer. Ed Keller became interested in mountain climbing. He wore knickers to school and began to climb the school’s west wall. Dawn Hesse became friends with a few of the seniors in her Phys. Ed. class. To repay her for her friendship they presented her with a heart - a heart from a fetal pig. Daryl Longworth had problems with a certain science teacher and became the first person to get a referral in homeroom. Mary Lemma tried to discover the contents of an unknown solution. Besides using the research method she also tried pouring it down her back. And, of course, we all remember rent-a-cop! Sophomore Year We began our sophomore year a little less green and a lot sillier. This year our leaders were: Sue Kleinwaks, Kim Keating, Pam Thompson, and Tina Fazzino. Once again Peter McMahon made Varsity Soccer. “The Page” gained a new reporter named Peter Doskoch. His first story made quite a splash. In fact, it was so popular that it was referred to in the next issue. Too bad that referral was in the form of a retraction. Kevin and Erik took an unauthorized field trip to the woods. Unfortunately, they were found out. Not to worry, however, they got sent on a new field trip, this time to the ALPs. A hole was found mysteriously drilled in the school store wall. Say, John, do you know anything about this? Jane Schlesser opened her locker only to be greeted by 65 Hermit Crabs live from Maine. Laura Mochi dyed her hair to see if blondes really do have more fun. The girl’s ski team learned to spell in a very unusual way. They used the letters from a street sign. Too bad the law was not impressed. The volleyball games in Phys. Ed. had to end early one day when it was John Fraser’s turn to serve and he got all of the balls stuck in the ceiling. Come spring we once again triumphed at field day when we became tug-of-war champions for the second year in a row. That same spring Mrs. Kneipp joined the Navy. That summer a few of us actually gained admittance into driver’s education. While driving down Main Street in Newburgh, Fawn Morley showed her driving expertise, or lack thereof, by driving through a red light. Junior Year We started that September little apprehensive about the regents we were to take in June. We also rejoiced because we knew that we were two down with two to go. Our fearless leaders this year were: Sue Kleinwaks, Kim Keating, Lisa Anderson, and Steven Fogelman. For the third year in a row Peter McMahon made varsity soccer. Of course we won the Spirit Week contests and the tug-of-war. Ed Keller decided to come back to Goshen High School for a visit. Since leaving Goshen High he had decided that using doors was passe, so he entered the school by using the window in Mrs. Girardin’s Spanish IV Class. Say, did he have a visitor’s pass. Sue Kleinwaks decided to announce Freshman Friday over the P.A. system. Sue was soon relieved of her post as morning announcer. A few members of the Honor’s English class showed a few creative ways of spending their ten minute break periods. There were superball bouncing contests daily and frisbee throwing contests in the spring. On class day Steven and Mark decided to have a friendly game of bumper tag. Unfortunately, their bumpers locked and things became not so friendly. In the summer while a great many students were in summer school trying, in vain, to pass their English and Social Studies regents, a privileged few of us were expose to the wonderful world of driving with “Turn slow, go slow” Mr. Siracuse. Sign reading was emphasized, but some people still weren’t with it. Mr. Ernst’s car found out in a hurry that 84 was the route number not the speed limit. We were also informed that animal life in the path of an automobile would not be tolerated. Fine, on route 211 a certain driver, ed. car was seen swerving into a corn field to pass a grazing cow. Two more miles down the road man and his best friend were being dragged across the path of a GCS death mobile. Five hundred feet further an obstinate jogger was reluctant to share the road. Route 211 had turned into “wild kingdom”. Senior Year Finally, we made it to our senior year and we were ready for some fun. The people elected to see us through these jovial times were: George Solomon, Lisa Anderson, Evelyn Cusack, and Steven Fogelman. Needless to say, Peter McMahon made varsity soccer. Unfortunately, he fell sick and missed the first part of the season. Our soccer teams and our football team captured their division titles. In our senior year we became a much closer class. This was shown when some seniors felt it necessary to fit 18 people at a lunch table that was made to only hold 8 people. At the fall pep rally the senior section showed just how quiet we could be. When we were called upon to cheer and show our spirit we remained perfectly silent. In December after our first major snowstorm one of our seniors learned that the curb was not the best place to park on a slippery day. Good job, Axle! In January a fourth period English class had a party in honor of its early graduates. John Fraser supplied a very special punch. Mr. Siracuse’s third period science class decided to do an experiment on peanut M M’s. Say, Donna what happens to M M’s when they fall on the floor? Finally, in our senior year we learned that there was a bit of royalty in our class when Steven Fogelman announced that he was a prince. Will Steven become a king or will his government suffer a coup d’ etat? Will the seniors win the tug-of-war championship for the fourth year in a row? For the answers to these questions and many more stay tuned for the Reflectins supplement. Lisa Anderson leaves her parking space and the great times to Sara A Tom Andrews leaves R.P. his automatic right hand turn. P.B K.V. a pizza and the Goshen Ski Team a seating chart. Donna Boykins leaves her seat to her 2 sisters. Terry Kim and her brother Tyrone. Sherri Brawner leaves her sister. Jodi, good luck in her remaining years of high school and in her future in gymnastics. Nancy Brescia leaves Goshen’s 3 year plan to anyone who can’t stand the thought of 4 years in G.H.S. Kim Bridges leaves her brother. Jeff, all the good luck he needs in band and in his last 3 years at Goshen. Mike Brown leaves Mike Apfel and Brian Hopkins a fishing pole from Bubba Snaps. Clinton Brown hereby leaves four years of misery to the upcoming freshmen. Brenda Bruning leaves Cara and Chris a weight-lifting set to build up their physical strength. Dawn Marie Bruno leaves the thought of red hearts to Mrs. Wishe and good luck in years to come to Charlie and Carleen. Joanne Burns leaves Beth Hehn her English desk to sit on and Beth Eustance a few inches to grow. I, Sally Carilli. leave my big mouth to Kim Defrancesco so it may linger on. Marc Colantuono leaves his outstanding basketball skills to Dale Deiwtt and the open slot at tailback. Julie Corn leaves an interpreter for Mrs. Shute’s next precalc, class. She also leaves Wendy Butensky a chauffer driven limousine. Ralph Culver leaves the stagecrew to anyone who wants it. Class Will Lorraine Degnan leaves her class ring to L A., subosh to Pris and parking to J.S. Peter Doskoch leaves his gratitude to the overworked underpaid teachers who made high school memorable. John Finnerty leaves the good name of the N.H.B.A. to be carried on by Nick Caiazzo. Steven Fogelman leaves a lot of luck to anyone who should find themslves driving around Mark Hennessey. Diane Fox leaves FHA HERO to Mrs. Costa. John Fraser leaves his “post in high school administration, government and yearbook to experience, in hopes he will start his own high school one day! Holly Gertzkis leaves her cousin Missy her messy locker. John Goodreds leaves his Pinto because it probably couldn’t make it out of Goshen anyway. Edward S. Green leaves this school and its pep rallys behind and goes on to college. Brenda Grzywaczewski leaves another G-13 to carry out the traditional commenting on Mr. Hoerup’s calendar. Erik Haas leaves his immaculate driving skills to I-ween, Jude. Lisa. Mary Hadden leaves all her love to the Gump! Beverly Halsey leaves all her knitting to Mrs. Costa and good luck to her sisters Terry, Kim. Denise. Carleen Henderson leaves good times and the best of luck to her sister Amy. Dawn Hesse leaves new jokes to Mr. Ku-jawski. Brian Hopkins leaves his windshield to Julie Corn. I. Trade Horodeck. leaves my corner in the bathroom to Sharon Carson. Kathleen House leaves her diploma to the Olin twins. Michael Hull leaves all the 60 second pace laps to Mr. Wolfe and to all the freshmen distance runners good enough to take them. Laurie Jackson leaves the locker 2734 to Dawn, if she can do it up as nice as she did. She also leaves all her high school memories to anyone who can handle them! Leonard Jankowski leaves the best of luck in the future to Chris K. and Dawn T. Katherine Jasinski leaves George Jasinski Jr. her locker. Goshen High School and all unused gym classes. Deborah Ann Johnson leaves her ability to get out of running during track practice to her sister. Susie. Regina Buckley leaves Barbie Andryshak in charge of the Girl’s Varsity Ski Team. Dede Killenberger leaves the “Smiles Shuffle to Angela Alana. Nancy K., and Hane, my bowling skill to Vinny, my B-ball skills to Donna (Frick). Wendy-Roo, Yammy. Becky. Danielle and Margie, and luck to Donna C.. Donna M. and all my other friends. Kim Keating leaves the Ski Team to Barbie and my good grades to Chris (he needs ’em more than 1 do!). Sue-Pepi Kleinwaks leaves 1 Pepsi bottle to Mr. Schnipper. She also leaves Jodi Z. two pens that work. Paula Knee leaves her front bumper and hood to Bus 65; Jen Jon to carry on the Knee Dynasty; and Diane Carson with the Class of 86. Christine Koza leaves D.K., L.K., J.S., and Stanley Pie hope and determination to graduate from G.H.S. Wendy Kozireski leaves Donna Howell a vanilla ice cream with strawberry topping. Darlene Langbein leaves Becky Levite, Laura (Smiles) Smith, and Melissa Chester room to grow, and happiness always. Mary Lemma leaves a thank you to those special teachers at GHS who believed she could do it and than gave her the support she needed to do it. Mike Lempka leaves the window to anybody who wants it. Ted Lempka leaves the next three years of school to 9. Matthew Lerner leaves “for those who try to make dreams become reality, I give my best wishes for them to succeed.” I. Tony Levite, leave a new test proof handbook to Mr. Hatfield. I, Erin Lynch, leave Priscillas tape recorder and loverboy tapes to T.M Susan Mayo leaves GCHS to her upcoming sister brother. Ann McLaughlin leaves one set of crutches to the next Soccer Casualty and her team spirit to Mr. H. Priscilla Mitchell leaves the bushes in Scotch-town to Tina Fazzino. She leaves the flower box in front of Harpo’s to Chris Cap-pella. She also leaves Burger King to Lorraine Degnan. Laura Mochi leaves John Palsma and my brother only one more year of school, IF they behave like angels (Good Luck!) Edward Montalvo leaves the memory of himself to all his teachers. Remember there are more Montalvos on the way. Meg Montgomery leaves a life time supply of aluminum foil to toad, a one-way trip to New Haven to Seeker and “one more year” to Hil. Fawn Morley bequeaths everything to her edifying Past. Lori Olin leaves the five-year plan for her twin brothers. Ian Nierstedt leaves good luck to all his friends in the future. Good Bye. Linda Nowak leaves the best of luck to her sister Karen. Anthony Papandrea leaves Mrs. Shute an eraser. Jane and Shelly his math notes, and Bob the caf food. Stuart Polokoff leaves his best wishes to all the upcoming Seniors and especially to James Vandermulen in the Class of 1986. Betsy Prickett leaves the question of Who is Iggy Pop?” Lesley Purcell leaves GCHS to become a New York State Trooper. Donna Reese leaves Cynthia Goodreds good luck in her next two years of high school. Miriam Rivera leaves her sister Carrie (Pat, Ha Ha) with the luck that she is going to need. Cherie Rizzo leaves D.S., C.C., and R.K. sincere wishes and good luck in her last school year. Joanne Sardella and Bonnie Wierzbicki leave the Colorguard to Mr. Greenberg. Lisa Schaumburg J.N. donate a special leave pass for lunch to anyone smart enough to take it. Adrienne Scott leaves parties, suspensions, and fun times onVarsity Basketball Cheerleading to Debbie Peters and Brenda Garcia. Tony Scotto leaves to Bob Litz a book of 101 fishing stories to tell his future classes. Lisa Silvernail leaves her brother. David. 2 more years at GHS. Julie Marie Seligmann leaves her brother. Marty, patience to make it through the next two years. Lori Smellegar leaves S.T. to Beth Eustance, the code to Diana Sutherland, my used valve oil to Mike Wolski. the freshmen to Mr. Cahill, and Irving to Colleen. Rose Stanton leaves Mr Wolfe to the upcoming track team. She also leaves Diana Sutherland to first period chorus. Pam Thompson leaves GCHS to Jim, the old Y-in-G binder to the next People’s Party Chairperson and a pair of rainbow suspenders to DL2. Lynn Troncone leaves Mr. Wolfe a soccer ball. She also leaves Janie her yellow soccer shoe laces. Chris Ulmer leaves Mr. Wolfe, Nancy, Michele and all of my “problems. Cara Urmston leaves carrots and fudge to Janie, a pack of certs to Bill” Jensen. Philadelphia to Mr. Hoerup, and the “Glen to Julie. Shelia VanDam leaves luck to her sister, Andrea, when she pulls up in her vette in her senior year, and she leaves Stephanie J. one more boring lonely year as well as her everlasting position as her co-pilot. Mike Barber leaves good luck to Scott Ver-bert. Chris Vriesma leaves the Class of ’84 the good times of being a senior. Chris Webber leaves one of his two passports to Mr. Romano to remind him that he has been to Frankfort. Kevin Wilson leaves Mrs. Shute to my sister, and Ap Bio to Paul D. and Jay O. Jodi Zaback leaves a smile to Mr Schnipper and good luck to Mr. Maduras’s new vehicle. A tous mes chers amis, Je souhaite bonne chance, succes, et bon- heur a ma famille bien-aimee et a tous mes amis. Je vous remer ie de toute votre aide. Affectueusement votre, Victoria Christiano Jennifer Melissa Bryn Sprague leaves her name to other “illustrious GHS preppies, “a single red rose to Mr. Eisenhart, and her love of the theater to other budding thesbians. When we were young T. Fazzino D. Langbein J. Sardella J. Seligmann A. Curtis L. Smellegar T. Wheeler D. Killenberger S. Brawner D. Bruno More to come . 109 Lisa Anderson “Lis”, “Li”, “Sponge . Tennis, Ski Club. Jun. Class Treas.. Sen. Class V.P., Interact. Likes: Having good times with EC, LD, PM. KS, RB and the rest of the gang, driving KS all over, drinking Milkshakes” w TF, playing Macho w DK, McD’s gang. Rainbows. weekends Dislikes: Ftbl, Fake people, early mornings, phone bills, reading Bio. sittinghome Remembers most: Junior summer. going crazy! Future Plans Include: Going to college, being Free “There’s a pot of gold at the end of everyone’s rainbow; keep searching!! Thomas Fitch Andrews 3 Yrs. Varsity Ski Team, Investment Club, Yearbook Photography. Likes: skiing, hockey. Rangers, Squad Leader, the Lord of the Rings, hunting, camping, D D, money, parties. Rush, Killington, Judas Priest, ski trips to Vermont, Tempest. Mr. Johnson’s Chemistry class, winning in poker, weekends at the lake, hunting moose with M.J., Mr. Marlin’s English class. Future Plans: college in the northeast, being a successful businessman. One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, one ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them.” J. R. R. Tolkien. Don Andryshak Shak”. Football 4 yrs.. Basketball 3 yrs. Likes: parties with I N.. A.J., and other friends, rockin’ parties at my house, blondes, skiing, playing hockey. loud music, JVC receivers. Coach Wolfe. Dislikes: Seaside Heights, Beach Patrol, getting up at Camp Summit, the Yankees, red eyes, disco, fig newtons, dislocated shoulders, and bogarts. Plans on leaving Goshen. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.” Henry Steven Andryshak Blockhead”. Fres., J.V, Varsity football (Captain Sr. yr.). JV, Var. Basketball. Likes: parties. JD, coming in at 5 a.m., weekends, living it up, the Polish physics class, Mr. J’s chem class, playing football and basketball, my friends: AS, JB, LP, AR. and IN. Dislikes: Mr Turi’s running, Camp S, practices, curfews. Would like to remember: the missing pillow case put on Ziggy’s pillow. Arnie Jensen’s party, football and basketball, all my friends Would like to remember JD and Camp S Farewell to GHS. Michael Apfel Four years Varsity Skiing, Stage Crew. Likes: Swimming at Silver Mines, loud Rock n’ Roll. Playing guitar, Mr Wright’s Guitar class with Banana Joe Brown. Judas Priest. Iron Maiden. Black Sabbath, Def Leppard, and the rest of the good bands Going to parties, weekends. Hanging out at Bo-zack’s, traveling, camping at Waywayanda, B.C. Rich’s concerts. Dislikes: 1st period English, no Senior Privilege. Preps. Les Paul, skiing at the Big O”. May you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows you’re dead.” Valerie Babcock 110 Mike Barber Likes: Summer, weekends, concerts on a school-night, heavy metal rock and roll, hanging out. snow days, long trips, early mornings, and camping. Dislikes: IHFS. Jocks, spending half a day getting DM's car out of cornfields, being bored. Halloween ’80. Mondays, finals, term papers, and brown-nosers. Would like to remember most: My friends and the good times we had. “The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams. It’s heaven and Paul Edward Barbone Likes: canoeing, camping, ambiguity, smiles, dancing, the realization of infinite goals, cycling, thinking, challenges, computers, chess, curing VES. lasagna, wool, bluegrass. running. X-C skiing at night, laughing. Dislikes: deadlines, contradictions in logic, twits, 3-D movies (unless with proper company). Biology tests. “Whooooh Lord?!”, “He who tries much but lives but a short time for it, still lives more than he who tries little but lives long.” I • Bill Bates Yearbook photographer. Likes: The NY Islanders-Stanley Cup champions three straight years. Going to the Brass Candle for Ice Teas and Paydays. What I will remember most is Mr. Johnson’s chemistry class, arguing with Sandy and Tom about the the Islanders and Rangers. Also teasing Mr. Hoerup. Dislikes: English class, all regents, the station wagon I drive and Freshmen. Plans for the future: To go into the service. Ill 4t „ James E. Berg Jim’' 2 yrs. Varsity Basketball. 2 yrs. track. Likes: Rock weekends, vettes. Cherry Hill, going uptown with friends, green M M’s on Thursday, “the gang at lunch and Marlin’s mystical magic. Dislikes: Mondays thru Thursdays, snobs, pinheads, preppies green alligators. Kwikstop’s coffee. Jim’s truck.’ small desks and Great Adventure on rainy days. I would like to be remembered for looking down on things. Plans include college and on to work. “To err is human, to forgive is divine.” Richard Edward Bernius Janice C. Biondi Likes: Spending time with Conny, weekends, days off, June 23. 1982, sleeping, and hanging with Dru. Dislikes: Getting up early, monday mornings, first period English, teachers checking in the bathroom during break, and doing homework. Plans for the future: Getting married to Conny and becoming a certified dental assistant. Many thanks to my family and to Con for being there when I needed them. Best wishes to my original class of ’84. Eric Bodensieck “Zackery”. “Zeek”, “Bozack”. Activities: 9th, 10th grade soccer. 10th grade Track. Likes: to ride bikes, work on VW bug, go down South, going to Ireland, one hitters. I would like to remember: The Tanners (they know who they are), the great parties we had and special teachers. The Tanners rule the ’83 school year. Future plans: get a good job then travel a bit. Join the Marines. 112 Greg Boehm Likes: Dead concerts, flower power, true to life Dead, Terrepin Station, Blues for Allah, Anthem for the Sun, psychodelic colors. Purple haze, mellow yellow. Enjoys going out with Karen. Dr. BB’s parties. the Garden and Civic Center. Could be located at any musical event on the northwest. Enjoys good times, and will always remember the Stones in ’78. Plans to move to California and see the Dead in the Greek Theater, then enrolling in college and live out! Paula Jeanette Bowen “Paul” to my good friends: Carolyn, Don, and Mar. Will remember: Summer of ’82 Atlantic City. The Sands”, S T CA! “Hollywood 1”. “Earth. Wind and Fire”, Ed. Enjoys: traveling with my family. Lake George, Florida of ’82. giggles with Pat. Steven J 19 times, “Dutch . Future plans: to attend FIT for fashion designing, to move to Florida or California. 1 would like to specially thank my family for their love and support! “I love you all, especially Mom and Dad.” Chris and Jay. you’re next! Bernadette Therese Boyd “Beanie Likes: being with Trish, Tim. Therese. and the Frog, Porsches. “Smiles”, Late nighters. crusing. “Jerry”, Tim’s Mom. The Cars. Bowie, typing with Sher, and weekends. Dislikes: missing Joe, growing old, curfews, and goodbyes. Remembers most: all the fun times uptown with Therese, yellow shoes , the “thereseamobile , Trish’s LA, Frog’s face, Tim's lunches, and the Prom and Summer of ’82. Future plans include: college, getting it together, being happy and owning a Porsche Carry on I Love You Mom and Dad. Donna Lee Boykins Likes: singing, dancing, and being who I am no matter who doesn’t like it. Dislikes people who try to be someone they aren’t, two-faced people, snobs. Would like to be remembered for my smile. Will remember good times with special people. I’ve j enjoyed GCHS and I wish all the students the best of luck in the years ahead. Always remember me as being single and free. I would like to thank my j mother for making me what I am today — Love to you Mom always and forever. Sheri Lynn Brawner Varsity Basketball. JV Varsity Volleyball. Likes: Hanging out with Linda, working at B.K., weekends, and parties. I will always remember the summer of ’82 with all the good times with TP. PD, TD, and especially GC!! also the thousands of letters Linda and I wrote in all the four years of high school!! Plans include: College, then on to better things!!! I would like to thank mom and dad for always being there to remind me to do well in school because I will have to try harder in college. Nancy Christine Brescia Likes: weekends, parties, going out with friends, the WHO concert, good times with Sue, plans made with R.. sleeping late, Italian food, chocolate, spending money, dinner at Casa Mia, summer vacation at the shore with K. O., Dislikes: rain, spiders in T.M.’s car, Mondays, K.O. going to E Willard, curfews, working on weekends. Eng. 10R. Would like to remember my friends from the Class of ’84 and all the good times we’ve had. 113 Kim Bridges B.O.C.E.S.-Cosmetology. FHA, Vica. Likes: Being with good friends, munching out at DM’s house, bugging Hans, going cruising in HR’s blazer, hanging out with the girls in cosmo. Dislikes: Mondays, summer reading. Plans for future: Going to college living in Massachusetts. Clinton Brown Michael D. Brown Likes: long weekends. Luanh, Boces. summer vaca- Varsity skiing. Varsity golf. J.V. Baseball. J.V. Bastion, goofin’ around, working Dislikes: book ketball. National Honor Society, Investment Club, reports, Monday, term papers, structured study Likes: skiing, golfing. Benny Hill, The Little Rascals, halls, the thought of not graduating, people with no WPLJ, The Boss, camping and sailing at Lake sense of humor, writing Plans to be an electri- Wawayanda. cooling out at the poolside, aestate et cian and being my own boss. Considering going into hieme. Dislikes: getting up to deliver newspapers, the Air Force. college board exams, nicknames, getting D’s in M B.’s class, people who worry about tests. Future plans include dentistry. Philosophum non facit barba. Edward Brunner Beaker”. Likes: cruising with the crew, night skiing, summer vacation and parties. Dislikes: Monday mornings, working after shcool, Geom. class, and missing the trip to the city. The things I will remember most: squeezing 13 people into J.L’s car, the day we held Mr. Johnson’s Chem class in the hall and Mr. M.’s English class. Plans for the future: I plan to attend O.C.C.C. for two years and then transfer my credits to a better college. Plans to major in architecture. 114 Brenda Lou Bruning Likes: Biking, sports, breeding Poodles, saving money, being outdoors. I will most remember going out with Cara and Chris before softball practice. Future Plans: Maybe the service. college? I would like to be a Vet, and live on a top of a mountain overlooking beautiful land uninhabited, by man with a big lake, woods, wild animals and snow-covered mountains. Joanne K. Burns Jo , Burnsy . Boces, Vica, Dental assistant. Chorus, Swing Choir 10th, Varsity Choir 12th. Likes: last day of school, spring and summer, tennis, spring musicals. 9th, 10th. and 12th grades, singing, dancing. people with great personalities, and nice smiles Dislikes: boring lectures, cold days, getting up early, Boces uniforms, being called dizzy by L.G., and other B.K. people, and airy by Joanne S. Future plans include: going on to college for dental technology and science. Thanks everyone! Dawn Marie Bruno Likes: Ray Wiik, High Point, walking in the rain. Rock Roll, parties with friends, sunsets, unicorns. May 2, 1980, Class of ’80, taking long rides on Ray’s bike, seeing old friends, Brooklyn, and crus-ing. Favorite sayings: “Such is life”, and arrright”! Dislikes: Scallies, freshmen, monday mornings, Ziggy. gym. good-byes. Plans include: Going to O.C.C.C., Computer Operations, and Ray Wiik! Honor awards for Parenting and Advanced Crafts. Lori Busicchia Likes: horseback riding, weekends, C.D. J.M. K.S.. the Summer of ’82, riding the bus with Tim, Van Halen, Tommy’s party, concerts. B.B., Cindy’s birthday, Mr. Maduras’s English Class, 38, The 19, New Jersey, Easter vacation, summer. Favorite Color: powder blue. Dislikes: getting up at 6:00, riding the bus. changing for gym. I will remember BOCES and J.F. E C. O P. A.C. Good luck to C S. I plan to go to OCCC for my RN in Nursing, and to go to the Bahamas and Hawaii. Regina Marie Buckley Gina”, Buck”, Girls Varsity Ski and Tennis Team. Loves: Jon. Likes: Weekends and long vacations, being adventurous, winning, buying clothes. “Love is ” Sayings, listening to the stereo, traveling and summers at L.B.I. Could do without: Getting up early, rain in the winter, buses, making decisions and taking tests. Future plans include: Going to college and becoming rich. When you have that special person to hold on to, never let him go. Forget the bad times and always remember the good.” Dwayne Richard Canfield Likes: Girls, rock music, winning bets, and sports. Dislikes, getting up in the morning, excessive homework and bookreports. Plans to go into the Armed Forces. 115 Christine Leigh Cappella “Chris”, “Chrissy”. Soccer, Softball, Student Senate. Likes: Doing crazy things, hour lunch breaks with Erin, D D, music, parties, cheeb, the beach, good times with Len. going uptown with the Senior Ladies, laughing, meeting people and my dear friend Len. Dislikes: braces, curfews, being grounded, doing splits in Bills, alarms, diets, running out of gas. and saying goodbye. Wants to remember: LG with Rena, slit sisters, upstate w Pris, Rain, and T. Also my adventures with CU, and my reputation for being on time. On to college! Sally Ann Carilli “Mouth”. Likes: disco, dancing, cheerleading, going uptown with friends, hanging out with Barbara, Ang., Lisa. Laura, Kim. Summer of ’81, going to the shore. Plum Pudding. BOCES. Dislikes: saying goodbye to Keith, parts of ’81 prom, fighting, the armed forces. Misses Keith and my sis Lisa. Loves Keith. Plans for the future include Keith and being a cosmetologist. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. I love you both. Thanks Lee for always being there — I love you. “Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be”. Deborah M. Cassidy Kenneth S. Cleaver Stage crew, 2 yrs., ski team. Likes: Girls, skiing, racing and Saturday nights. Future plans: Going to Aviation School in Colorado, and doing a lot of skiing. Marc Colantuono Marcus” 4 yrs. Football Likes: S. D.. hanging out with the gang from Scotchtown. M. A., weekends, snow days, the day we had to fight it out, and good food. Dislikes: the day after M.R.'s party, losing, oral reports, Camp Summit, running sprints, getting up early, and John’s ability to get us in trouble Would like to remember most: The $70.00 bill at the Casho! Check it out, here comes the sun! Remember: It doesn’t matter if you win or lose until you lose. Goodbye Goshen High. Bill Cole Likes: Parties and being with the Special Forces, the Ultimate frisbee team, all good Rock and Roll. Ves. rf1i’-iRuSt The Who’ Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull. Dislikes: Disco and being in school all day. 116 Cynthia Ann Conklin “Cyn” Likes good times, being with friends, Bonnies and the flying bobs crew. Dislikes: rude, unth-oughtful, people and those who think, they are better than others. Would like to remember the goodtimes in GHS with R.Y., N.V.. M.H., M.D., and D.L. Future Plans include: College, marriage and possibly children. Special thanks to my mom and dad for helping me through all the hard times. Elizabeth J. Cook “Liz.” Tennis team, S.Senate, Stage Crew, Soph. V.P. Likes: My sis Deanna, MD, the Jims, my car goin’ out. Dislikes: Morons, no gas Math. Never forget Oct. 9 10 81, double dates with “69”. Remembered for: Monday diets, broken tues., always having something to say. smiling, punctuality, pranks, very outgoing, friendly loving everyone, except freshmen. Plans to graduate go to Law School, marry be happy rich. “Acquaintances are fine but friends are forever”, “Live for love, hope for happiness, share good times and remember all of this.” Julie Com “J. C,”, Tennis Team-Capt., Student Senate. Likes: soccer games, orange crush, red roses, winning, tslks with Lynn, walking next to 6’2” people, Eric St., swings, crusing with C. U., El Bandido, eating with Lynn. Dislikes: humidity, losing, Cara’s stone pillars, jobs, cracking windshields, people who “think” they can drive standards. SAT’s, diets, getting caught WANTS TO REMEMBER all the little things in life. WANTS TO BE REMEMBERED FOR talking in circles, my hair. Remember me with smiles and laughter, for that is how I shall remember you. Tom Costello Varsity Soccer, ski team, baseball. Likes: Skiing, weekends, cow tipping, parties, winter, friday and Saturday nights at the “Big O”, Tony’s car, racing Dave D., Mr. Johnson’s Chemistry class, hunting for Christmas trees. Dislikes: Biology, getting stuck in snow banks, picking dead cats off the road, people who don’t know how to ski. Future plans: To ski Mount Everest! 117 Michael O’Keith Cox “Mic . Sweetness-M . Football. Basketball. Outstanding Achievement Algebra Victoria L. Cristiano Vicki , Vic” Varsity Soccer, Football, and Basketball Cheerleading, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Soccer, School Store, Youth-In-Gov’t., Student Senate. Yearbook Staff. Marching and Concert Band. Honor Award in English. LOVES: Rolling Stones, our new Mercedes, sports. Italian men!, nice clothes. GOLD jewelry, good friends, a lot of money, N.Y.C.!, Italia!. ETC.! Future Plans: Jan. 83 graduate, college in state of Florida. Pre-Law Major w Business Minor. Wants to establish a career as a Corporate Lawyer or a Legal Advisor. ‘‘I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. Andrew R. Cullen Activities: Member of Special Forces. One Hitters. GBA. 3 years Soccer. Likes. Black Sabbath. Led Zeppelin, thumb action, the room during blizzards, the little red shed, the rock, Rush, The Stones, snow days, money, ice fishing, long weekends, loud music. Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Mombasha Land, double carb, rain. Dislikes: Goshen High School, disco, squids, ecstatic people, working. Plans for the future: go to college and then live a quiet, comfortable life. Eileen Cullen Weener 2 yrs. Band. Likes: John, having fun with friends, getting in trouble with Lisa and Jackie. The X-tenders, B.O.C.E.S. with Barbie. Remembers: Partying with the Musketeers. Plans include: Becoming the next Vidal Sasson. Fairies wear boots, and you’ve got to believe me. Alison Curtis “All”, English girl”, Likes: hanging out with the Three Musketeers. J., E., L., going uptown, E. L., hanging out with Tee and Julie in Boces, The Jam, Liverpoo; F. C.. Parties, having a good time. Dislikes: Monday mornings, G. H. S., beat little towns, conceited people, cheerleaders, being grounded, curfews. Like to remember most the summer of 81, the Three Musketeers. Plans for future: getting as far away from Goshen as possible, becoming an RN, traveling, and enjoying my life as much as I can. Lorraine Degnan Rain , Varsity tennis, softball. Likes: Weekends, uptown, going out, skiing, frozen pizza, the boat, Burger King”, parties, spending time with special friends, doing nothing. Dislikes: Pris’s maximus party. church patrol, sailing with Pete, Erin’s blowout. Wants to remember: Going out with the girls, good times with Pete, going upstate in the Pasta mobile. Pris’s listening. Erin’s driving. “Pardon Me”, EC’s floor show. Tina’s seats, skiing with Karl and Cara. Thanks to Pris for getting me a job. to LA for letting me wear her ring. Future: To live it up! Ralph R. Culver Watersnake”. Likes: Rollerskating, candids,spelling, sailing, lasagna, commodore. Dislikes: Monday mornings, lectures, preppies, airheads, “Trash 80’s”. Yearbook photographer. Stage Crew. Chorus, All County Chorus- “Oliver”, “Where’s Charlie”. My Fair Lady”, The King and I”, I will always remember: “The Crew , Mr. Wright, National Insane Society, the lighting console. Future plans: College to study Computer Programing and Electronics. Charles DeStefano Lynn Decker Skooter”. Varsity Ski Team 3 yrs., Varsity Soccer Team 2 yrs.. Varsity Track 2 yrs. Likes: Clover Knoll w BA, Hawaii Fountain w KK, DM, BA, RB. JS, TL, DR, my surprise party (Thanks KK RB). Rio w DM, staying up til’ 3 w CB, good times w AS TF. long talks, pizza,ice cream, shopping w AS, Action Park, my New Year’s Eve party, driving fast.ski trips to Vermont. Deslikes: getting caught, DM’s lateness, diets, being bored, 2nd in spring soccer, conceited people. Remember me for laughing. Thanks for everything Mom Dad. Future plans include college and a good life. Evelyn Jane Cusack Sr. Class Treas., Student Senate, Interact Club, LIKES Hanging out with Lisa and the guys, talking loud, slipping on WILD BILL’S Floor, swimming, being obnoxious to GS. Like to remember most; my jr. swimmer with SK, being friends with SK. being friends LA SK, all the good times with my friends. FUTURE PLANS: medical career, traveling, having fun. 119 Dave DeWilde Likes: Weekends, parties, cowtipping, winter, skiing, friday Saturday nights at the Big O”, racing Tommy C.. camaros, trips to NYC, Tony’s car, BH’s family, KM’s car, AW’s grandfather, Mr. Johnson’s chemistry class, hunting, Christmas trees, PE JD. Dislikes: Mondays. Biology. Law Enforcement Officers, walking to school, staying after school, getting stuck in snow banks, people telling me to get a hair cut. preppies. Future plans include: Being a burden on society. Richard Eckman Rich , B.O.C.E.S. Auto Mech., Work Study pro-gram-2yrs. Likes: Cars, girls, sports. I want to remember all my good times and friends in A108, Mrs. Volkenburg. and Mrs. Moore. Future plans: Finding a job as a mechanic. Peter Matthew Doskoch Math team, NHS. Y-in-G. tennis. X-C si skiing. Likes: innie navels, lasagna, Amazon women, Doonesbury, Neil Young, Mr. E’s puns. CVF’s mer-cedes, criticizing LR’s driving, LK’s laugh. Dislikes: broken stereos, car doors. Distinguishing characteristic: undeniably masculine body. “Autotrophic photophosphorylation is physiologically benevolent”. I’m sorry”,. Will remember: forgetting lunches, superballs. my coroner speech, never losing a pizza bet, camp w ML, failing driver’s test. Love to Mom and Dad for all their help. Paul Elsholz Football and Wrestling. Likes: Study Hall, lunch, sleeping in class, weekends. Dr. Pepper, A’s, grassy football fields, loud music. Dislikes: Mt. Summit. Port Jervis, Owens Road. Monday mornings, homework, plastic bottles,of Hi-C which break easily, M H. moving to Texas, Disco! Glenn D. Easterday Christina Marie Fazzino Tina”, “Pasta-Fazool”, “Tona Pasta 1”. Varsity soccer. Track. Frosh and Soph Treasurer, Stu. Senate Interact. Likes: hanging out with the gang, PM. CC, LD. Ralph Blanch, Cosmos, going upstate with the girls, my parties, pasta mobile. Carvel wingnut, Class Day of 82, and Burger King’s house. Dislikes: snobs, cleaning 2 car payments. All my love to Mom, Dad Cat for all they have given and done for me. Going to college to become a CPA. Will remember Chris Cappella’s waterfalls, and Valentines Night of 82! 120 Christine Verena Folding “C-tine”. Don’t call me Chris! NHS. B-ball, tennis. X-country skiing, band. etc. Likes: Boston, chocolate. Adam Ant. being tall, phone calls. Chicago. X-country skiing, cologne. GOV AC. traveling through Europe, rustic sweaters, weekends at Cape Cod. Mercedes. Mrs.A and her existentialism, and Ducky! Dislikes: TTOTM. (Hates VES!). being broke, dark city streets, being late, unemployment and bum knees! On to college and more college-then Med School! Thanks. Mom.you’re the best. Diane Fox “Wolfwoman”. Color guard. Library Club, FHA- HERO state Officer, Chapter President. Likes: snow days, classes with BW. assemblies during gym, 5th period studyhall with the group, and trips with Mrs. Costa. Dislikes: People who exaggerate, going to movies with “X’ rainy days, quiet studyhalls. science, getting up in the dark, Monday-Friday, having classes with X”, doing homework, summer reading, and amusement parks. Plans include: Attending college for a degree in Economics and Finance. John Finnerty Michael Forster 4 years Wrestling-Varsity Capt., Senior Year Soccer, and Track-1 year, B.O.C.E.S.-2 years. Likes: Sports, Rush, money, and going out with friends. Thomas Foley Steve Fogelman “Foge”, Likes: summers. Dorba, verbal abuse, acting immature. Mary Ellen, paydays, bullish stocks. Porches, city girls, flexin’, high powered assault rifles. Doonesbury. Dislikes: Cheechunk, tall people, work, V at 1:30, driving 55, syntax errors. Plans: winning LOTTO and buying Cheryl Tiegs. Activities; Jun. and Sen. Sec., Investment Club, and several others. j'WTU $ 121 John Francis Fraser Laura Frawley “Jumpin’ John”. Senate Pres. ’83. Yrbk. Editor ’82. Store Mgr.. ’81. Likes: Class of '82. R H shows, spring musicals, working for the benefit of others, executive luncheons, mother superior co., roaring on the 88’s, my independent study in high school administration for 4 yrs.. end of the summer activities, having a Sr. year every year, unorthodox sleeping positions. Will always remember- educa-tion” in out of class Future plans: on to the pulpit or into the classroom. “Oh Judas Priest! “Follow the fellow who follows his dream. Har-burg T. Y. M. F. F. Leo James Tomas Gerace II 3 yrs Football. 4yrs In-Outdoor Track, 3 yrs Drama. the King and I. “Luntha . Likes: hanging out with D.F.L.. ultimate frisbee, T.P., get togethers. ignoring people, singing, pole vaulting. Pip. Dislikes: rude people, fat. being the new kid. Want to be remembered for my always smiling just to aggrivate everyone. Plans: going to OCCC for 2 yrs. then Polygraph school, and finally to school for PSYC and Drama.“What up Gulliver for sure if you have a dream grab it, keep it, and live it. Holly Gertzkis “Wolly , ‘Bobbin’’’, “Bobbins . 2 years B.O.C.E.S. (Cosmo). 2 yrs. V.I.C.A., 2 years F.H A Likes: meeting people, smiling faces. LOVES D.K., warm summer mornings, parties, going with my friends. Dislikes: conceited people, getting up early, going to school, vegetables and homework. Wants to remember all the good times in Mr. K.’s science class. If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. Plans include getting my license in cosmo. leaving my house and getting married. Adam Green Mean , or they call me Mean Green . I like to go out and party with the fellows, and have a good time with the ladies. 1 would like to remember the great time I had at Richard’s party. Joe Glasson V-skiing, football. V-Quaters, V-BP. Boces. Likes: Judy. Heavy Metal. Don’s parties. 1-hitters, hanging out. Quarters, hockey, football, motorcycles, fast cars. Will remember: killer(s), G Bomb, tressell, wasteland, driving places, the Dodge, seaside. Hunter Mt.. sleeping out. mothers, all the good times I had with Judy and friends, sister’s house. “Move over Rover, let Jimmi take over . Wants to be remembered as being wild and crazy. Plans include making a lot of money, getting married and living it up. Blake Carey Goodman I thank my mom for giving me her love and support all these years, and raising my brother and me all alone. Winner of 2 Honor Awards in algebra and in earth science. Sees a future in engineering as well an as a magician. John S. Goodreds Varsity Soccer- 2yrs. Varsity Baseball. JV Baseball, Ski Team, Ski Club, The Page, Investment Club, Eagle Scout. Likes: Sports, the lake. Moose , good parties, good music, ski trips to Vermont, summers, weekends, sleeping late, camping, outdoors. eating, snowdays, drive-ins, having money. Dislikes: empty gas tanks, homework studying, su-prises. tests. Monday mornings, sprained ankles. Wants to be remembered for being easy to get along with. Future plans: college and success. John Gove Dan Grabowski Grub , known for grubbing out. I would like to be rememberd for: Being involved in sports, baseball, football soccer, basketball. Also for being a kind thoughtful person toward others. I plan to attend college and play a sport at college. I will major in math. Last summer was the greatest becasue I was with LJ. I plan to be rich and play baseball for the L A. Dodgers. Love to my mom and dad. and my sisters. 123 Ted Green “Ted”. “Fuzzy . Student Senate, Social Studies Achievement Award, Likes: War games. Advanced D D, Rifelry, being with friends, pizza. Will remember the Air Force Band. Future plans include college and ROTC. Martin Groom Brenda Grzywaczewski G-13, B.J.; soccer, softball, basketball. Interact Club, LIKES: rainbows, sunsets, the Boardwalk. Novas. exploring new territories with L.M., $, and especially the gang DISLIKES: 10 MPG, Finals. MV lines. Red lights. Busy work. Gas prices, speed limits, bad news REMEMBER MOST: Labs with D.J., E.H.’s ANNOYING habits, good times with the GANG, crowded tables, “What did you do to your hair?’’, and June 24, 1983 college for Bio; Thanks M and D. Daniel Haack JV Football. BOCES I and 11 LIKES: Money, running, weekends, PJ Girls, Hanging out with MF, RM. JF, and RD, 38 Special, Parties, California. AC DC, Blondes. Heavy Metal and Lisa Anderson DISLIKES: stuck-up girls, being grounded, beat parties. Term Papers, underclassman, breaking up. curfews. Special Thanks to Mom and Dad. Eric Haas Member of the Special Forces. Member of the One-Hitters, Mombasha Land, Greenwaters, Minnewaska. the Rock, the Little red dead head! Who, Sabbath. Doors, Jimi, Jim, Stones, Zep, Tull, Bartholomea. Pablo Extender. Whaling, Killer, Dancin’ Days. People to remember: Mark. Android, Czar. Blob. Android 2. Finbad, Hawk, Jo. Jude. Zi-Pop, BJ. Lab. I-Ween and the Motley crew, ail the people I had good ol rockin’ times with, instant smiles with the Dudes, long rock, that’s all, never fade away, all hailvs Mary Hadden Angel J.V. Softball Likes: Greg, Meatloaf, weekends, and going to the shore Dislikes: Monday mornings, getting up early.especially for A.H.H., and snobs Wants to remember all the good times I had in school and all the good times to come Plans on getting married to Greg Martin and going to college. 124 Beverly Halsey Buck . I would like to thank the people who helped me through the year, especially. Aunt Pat, Kell and the Boykins family. I love you Mom and Shontay. I like traveling. Hershey bars, jelly beans, and Ronny Duffy. Plan to go to college for nursing. Karen Hawkins Likes: rainbows, unicorns, punk rock, Iggy Pop. The Cars, friends. 151, loves Mark, Saturdays, purple, kids, and crazies. Dislikes: hypocrites, snobs, mornings. gym class, school lunch, boredom, and BCCR. Remember Most: Mr. Schnipper. Freshman year with Betsy. Get me the Bucket. Buggarnugget. E.H.. D.M. and being different from the rest. Plan to try college and make the best out of life. You don’t have to take what life hands you; if you don’t like it, hand it back. Beth Hehn Beth, Liz. Chorus, NYSSMA. FHA, student Senate, Jellybean Field Day, Mag. Drive, all county Chorus, Spring musicals, V. Choir, Blood Bank. Teen Rec. commission. Tully exchange. LIKES ice skating, roller skating, skiing, camping, friends, sewing, good grades, horse back riding, needlepoint, swimming, macrame’, music singing, audio computers, loves Joe L’s car memories. Will Remember all the help Mrs. Diamond, Mrs. Littlefield and Mrs. Kolman gave me, the fun on the city trips with Mr. Wright. FUTURE PLANS: college for computers or architecture. Carleen Ann Henderson Loves: Charlie S. and everything about him-July 30. 1981. Likes: rainbows, smiles, getting roses, clothes, CDILMOL, green M M’s, hugs, cruising in a certain convertible, sunsets, pickles, long weekends, and being with good friends. Dislikes: Being SKINNY, saying good bye, snobby people, cold feet, and getting the EYE! Thanks Mom and Dad for always being there for me. 1 love you both very much! Future plans include college, success, and happiness. GREAT. Mark Hennessey Ski team, the Club Likes: Canada’s best. JFK concerts, 2:15, summers, mustangs, paydays, ski trips. IDGAF at Green Waters, WHO, Stones, Kinks. The Cape. Keggers, Amber at Kev’s, cold mugs. Hang’in at Waywayanda, South Crowd, WAPP. Bill’s with Skip, all nighters, Div. 9. Caf 1, Duke and Z. Smuggling, and Bisfrees Dislikes: Dor-bas, furys. Mavericks, Owen’s Rd.. technicolor yawns, the Reaper. Saturday mornings, being grounded, assemblies! Let’s Go Remembers: All the good people who made GCHS bearable. Plans: College, cash, and a good life. Dawn Hesse Varsity Football and Basketball cheerleading-captain for both. Honor Society Secretary, Baseball stats. Likes: Jim, breakfast with Mom, Minnewaska. hot fudge sundaes, fireplaces, walks, purple, times with Jane and Fawn, stuffed animals, having fun, and smiles. Dislikes: Being cold, bad photos, and walks with JS at parties Will always remember June 21, 1981 and all good times Let me worry about the things I can change, accept the things I don’t have control over, and give me the wisdom to know the difference between the two. 125 Noreen Hines Trade Marie Horodeck Feenie” to Yodi. Loves Ted. Likes: Being with friends, every minute with Ted, my car, Mike’s HG, long talks with Jodi, Sue, Jo-Jo, Heather, pizza to cure the munchies, beating Ted at backgammon, weekends, sleeping late, Robyn and Myrilda. Looking forward to Idaho with Pepi and Jaz and the reunion of 1986. Good luck Kellie and Rick, luv ya both. Special thanks to Mom and Dad for everything. High brother Dan. Future plans include college and Ted. Despises: Ho-Jo’s, The only success is to be able to spend your life in your own way. Broc Hite “Brocco”, “Brocmanioff , Varsity Math Team-3 years, Investment Club-founder president (2 years). Band and Stage Band-4 yers, Band Council, All-County Band. Area All-state and All-state Orchestras. National Honor Society LIKES: classical music. Tanglewood, stock market. The Calculus, Philadelphian piano lessons. WILL REMEMBER MOST: 10-minute carrides to GHS Plans include: study at a conservatory, hopefully becoming a famous concert pianist someday. Denise Marie House “Nerserie”. Boces — FBLA, Bowling. Likes: weekends with Ray. Boces class w Mir., Heavy Metal, “Steve”, music. Dislikes: Fulton’s folly’s, getting mad, shy people Will remember summer of ’82. NJ w Miriam, babysitting over Bonnies. Boces, 5th period lunch, Mr. Grimm’s SS class, the ride back to Boces. Thank you Miriam for being there and Ray too. I’ll never forget you! Enjoy what you can today because you might not be here tomorrow. Plans: to stay single, find a rich man. inherit his money, and leave town. If that doesn’t work. I’ll find a job! Brian Patrick Hopkins Investment Club 2 yrs.. Youth in Government 4 yrs., Yearbook Photography. Likes: Skiing, raquet-ball, THE LEGEND, summer ’82 , cruising in the Mav with good tunes, camping at Wawayanda with Banana Joe. trip to city with TS and D. weekends. Dislikes: Closing at BK. Mondays, repairing the Mav, 5th period English, warm winters. Wants to remember: Benny Hill’s 7th per. Physics class. Wants to be remembered for: My great driving ability. Future plans: Going to college and enjoying life. “It’s been a blast!” nathleen House “Picky”. Student Senate freshman year. Vica alternate. Loves: John Olin, my horses, and working with them, scooby, going to the arm pit with Jooh John and Stelph, being with LO, LL, having gym with Lori,. Dislikes: freshmen freshmen girls who always comb their hair, making mistakes, stuck-up people, being in the same class with John. I would like to thank my family for being such a close gang and being there when I needed them. Future plans: to become a rich wife! 126 Len Jankowski Likes: weekends and vacations, boxing, baseball, Willy Jeeps. Hates: Mondays, schooland weeding onions. Plans to go into the Electrical field or might join the USMC. Katherine Jasinski I would like to thank my mom and dad and the teachers who helped me through four years of high school. I will always remember my friends, and the good and bad times we had. 1 would especially like to thank the people who helped me through the good times and the sad times. I would like to wish my brother George a happy three years and hope they will be as good as my years were. Michael Hull Indoor Track 4 years. Outdoor Track 3 years. Likes: Track, basketball, parties at Middletown Mall. Dislikes: Not being able to drive after nine, going to school, book reports, term papers. 7th period Trig, class, and (T.M., K.P.) Will remember the good time I had with my friends and (T.B.). I thank my parents for helping me make it through school and the tough times. Plans include O.C.C.C. and a school for architecture. Cheryl Hunter Jonesie , Chips Ahoy”. 4 years Varsity Volleyball. Likes: going out, dancing, disco, volleyball, pizza. Dislikes: crackers, two-faced people, and can do without people who never grow up. Memories-Third period studyhall with Stacey and Missy. Mrs. Diamond speaking her mind, sixth period Sales with Mr. Snipper-sitting in the back with Matt. Jody, Laurie. Roney, and Joann. Plans to visit California and spend a few months in Spain with DAC. Then start college. Laurie Jackson Likes: Music, talking, Terry Hart, dancing, and quit walks in the morning. What I’ss remember the most is my first few weeks in this school, and being welcomed by so many really nice people. I’ve made many friends here, and you really mean a lot to me. You’ve put up with me even through my bad days, and it’s nice to know people care. Phil, you’ve helped me a lot so far; I hope some day I can do the same for you. Bye Dawn. Betsy. Vicki, Daryl, Leo, Marie, and everyone else. Good luck next yearm and I’ll miss you “totally . (Fer sure!) � Deborah Ann Johnson Debbie, D. A. J., - Soccer.Basketball, Track-100 M.. hurdles. Likes: Kevin, all sports, OUR lunch table, honey buns. V. F., Ziggy, jeeps, N.Y.C., weekends w P.C.. The Boss . Broadlea.and Nermel. Hates: Frosh. getting beat (and hit!) by Wendy Trone, being away from Kevin. Kev’s driving, certain” nicknames, ZEPP (except Stairway”), cheerleaders, starting B.G.’s car. (Remember Bren?) curfews and constantly being called “Brenda”. Remembers most: Beating Wenty Trone at Sections! “Life is either a daring or nothing at all.” Kim Keating Pescado”. 4 yrs. Varsity Ski Team, 2 yrs. JV tennis, class vice pres., 3 yrs. Student Senate, 3, 3 yrs. Interact Club. Likes: Chris, going out w LN, JJ CH. skipping gym w LN, parties at Big Al’s, Hawii Fountain. w LD, Js JS. DR, DM, TL. BA RB, Perkins w LN, JJ, CH. NYC Spanish trip, weekends, vacations, parties, lunches w Lynn, Ver-ono ski trips, pizza. Kenny's Lynn’s parties. Dislikes: JS’s drive driving, car accidents, Mondays, rainy days, running in ski practice, getting caught, tests. Will remember most: Donna TP. Dorothy Jean Killenberger Dede”. Basketball. Likes: the flute, being macho with LA. rainbows, memories of Killington. M Ms. cruising, CDILMOL. long talks with True Friends, being original, dreaming, and parties! Dislikes: ma cho FTBL players, phonies, rainy days, lonely nights, breaking up. liars, snobs, and the feeling of EMPTINESS! Thank you Mom and Dad for ALWAYS BEING there when I need you! I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH! CH. DM. JG. AW. DL. BK. and BC TRUE FRIENDS! If you love someone set them free; if they come back, they’re yours. If they don’t, it was never meant to be. GREAT! Sue ■ Pepi Kleinwaks Pepsi”. SS. Y-in-G, Interact, tennis. Likes: MC. MA. Pepmobile, tennis, X-mas vacation w JAZ. parties at Harry Rob’s, times w Tracie, long talks w CAF, Snoopy, Kahlua, BLT’s, darts, phone, Na-tajha, freshmen Friday, H Td’s TD’s to go for MC. College and Law are in the future. Looking forward to Idaho w JAZ and TMH. Special thanks to Mr. Steiler, to Mom and Dad for always being there, to Lori, Robert Micheal for always being the very best. 128 Paula Elise Knee Paula Elise Knee would like to be remembered as “Crash”. Would like to remember most: Stuart Glen’s house with the gang”; smokeless walks with “you know who” at “Dead End”;my sweet 16; always S.S.. and Diane telling me how dumb I was for it. my little accident with bus 65; “THE ORIGINAL ORIGIN DAYS”. Likes: M L.. D.C., S.P.. G.P., G.V.. J.V., B.B., S.S.. who made every day great. I will always remember you. Future plans: keeping in touch with all of the above, doing what I want. Christine Marie Koza B.O.C.E.S. Horticulture landscaping FFA Loves: Richard Plocharczy. Likes: B.O.C.E.S., Senior privilege. Garfield, weekends, getting up late. Dislikes: Phys. Ed., people who open the windows when it is cold, Mondays. Would like to remember most: My freshman year with “the class of “80 Plans for the future: Richard. John and working hard for higher goals. John Kober Memories: 7 30 81, 11 2 81. “the Field . Loves: Michele V. Likes: weekends in N.J., music, working, spending money. Dislikes: the 5-year plan, being broke, being without Michele. Plans for the future: Being successful in whatever I decide to do. Wendy Lyn Kozireski “Dimples”. Varsity soccer-4 years, Varsity softball-3 yrs. Likes: Bowling, working at Soon’s, parties, going to movies. Mini G., and PBACG-B. Dislikes: waking up in the morning, breaking bones. 4th period English, class, and being sick. Remembers most: going out with Flash. G-13, M.M., G.M.. D.H.. K.N., and all the fun I had in high school. Plans for the future include college and participating in sports. Leslie Kyle Korey Likes: Sunday with Ter. Yom, and Chris.the Hill, good jams, rainbows, balloons, space cadets, Joe s rocket-bomb, long weekends, sleeping late, laughing with Muskrat, parties. Shysyer. the drive-in. hangin’, and my room. Dislikes: summer school, Mondays, disco, and squattin’. I will always remember the Hill crew, graduation of 83. Bean’s lip, Denises laugh, Tim. meeting Mr. Ralf. and Easter holiday at Dickie’s. All my love and thanks to my friends, family, and Tassy for always being there. Plans: marriage and becoming rich. Gary Krajewski 2 years B.O.C.E.S. Auto Mech., outstanding achievement B.O.C.E.S. Auto Mech 1982. Likes: Meeting new people, polish power fishing, hunting, climbing, mountains in the snow. I will remember all my in Goshen H.S. Future plans: Hope to go to college in the south. 129 Nancy Kraiza Lynn Krish “Duts” soccer, basketball, track. Y-in- G, math team, Jr. Board LIKES: laughing, math team cookies, summer having fun, wter-skiing, sport car convertibles, bean-bag chairs. Florida, the beach, good music. Pete’s jokes DISLIKES: getting my knees knocked out by L.D., Two-mile run without gum. dumb customers, never getting the car •WANTS TO REMEMBER: Mr. H.’s 5th per ENG.. ‘Frash math seat, math team togas, our lunch table . friends who made H.S. so much fun. ‘‘Be yourself no one can tell you you’re doing it wrong.” Christopher Mark Labonowski Football 9-11. Likes: Punk rock, new music, concerts, Da Ramones, punk styles, punk rockers, parties. Remembers going off the in Paul’s Gremlin. Dislikes: studying, homework, squids, pinheads, airheads, preppies, English, cops when they’re not needed, taking the bus to school, repeating 10th grade English. Future Plans: Going to college to study Medical Technology. Darlene Marie Langbein Dari , ‘‘Nuk’’. 4 yrs cheerleading, BOCES. Likes: hanging out. parties, cruising with KMJ. a certain panda (my best friend), two extra special G T guys. MM. CS. someone who’s always there, TP, true friends. Dislikes: RALPH!, fake friends, sharing guys with KM. jealousy, saying good bye. Will remember most: Dec.30, 1881 Cornwall basketball tournament. Future plans: Keep modeling. Thank you mom and my A1 for being there always. I love you both. To my twin, Pauline. I love and miss you! “If you want something go for it!” Toni Lynn Lasaponara T.L.”. Student Senate. Varsity football cheerleading. ski club, freshman class secretary. Interact Club. Likes: Boston, the beach, memories, wee-dends at BC, cruising, popcorn at RN, being with friends, J.S.’s crazy ideas, skiing, having a good time, long talks, M M’s, and my family. Dislikes: Decisions. Goshen, getting caught, 2 O’clock swims, tents”, being tackled at games, clicks”, K.M.’s directions. Reese’s cups, “Guess what!”. Crash’s driving ability, losing things Will remember my friends and the good times. Future plans include college. Mark Levandowski 130 Owen Law Theodore K. Lempka “Ted”. Wrestling. Likes: Led Zepplin, Monte Carlos, Mustangs, Camaros. driving to school, weekends, vacations, Pepsie, graduation. Dislikes: Mondays, rainy days, getting up early, school lunches, oral book reports, and hates 5th mod studyhall. Plans: maybe a two year college, and then play it by the ear. Matthew Ross Lerner “Matt”, “Ross”. 4 yrs. R R Team. Likes: P.K.. S.P., JVK. C.B., E. S.. Origin. HMB. Slayer. Gibsons. Rush, 82 Van Halen. uptown. S. G. parties. T G PT’s, JBJ. S M. Freight Train, Florida in ’82, and Senior Privilege. Dislikes: My Last Stand at Dead End with “Her”, ’82 Prom, showoffs. strange girls, TM, Devo, and Paula s driving. Favorite quotes: “It’s been real, it’s been fun, but it hasn’t been real fun.” and “Geta a job Stu. Future plans: To be a Rock Roll star by 20. stay in touch with friends, and keep out of trouble. Mary Lemma “Munchkin”, “Lil Mar’ ” Y-in-G, Book Store Mgr., Interact-Treasurer, Student Senate vice-president. Yearbook co-editor. Equipment Mgr. Spanish 1 Achievement Award Likes: Tennis, chocolate brownies, hugs, paychecks, “my” yellow VW. Cable Six, and GHS football Dislikes: Thursday mornings, falling down Holiday Mt. ski slope in my street shoes, going to work at 6:30 A.M., bent axles, and unknown solutions “To be what we are. and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end in life.” Mike Lempka Soccer, Football. Likes: skiing at Vernon, John's 180’s, concerts, HM. Ozzy, Priest.Scorpions. Maiden and Sabbath, Chief, My Tunes. Ed’s drumming, weekends, Ron’s driving, hanging at the window. Burger King. Dislikes: school, disco. Plum. Ed’s driving. CS’s remarks, mall.having no money. Monday and Goshen. Steven Levin 131 Anthony R. Levite Tony . Scrappy Wrestling 4 years-Captain. Likes: Hockey, especially Rangers, girls, golf. English with Mr. Maduras. pizza at Mamma Pina's, going out with Lee and Chico, parties. Rock V Roll, and weekends Dislikes: disco, the Islanders and Yan kees. Mondays.and not being able to get a car. Future plans include college and a good job. I would especially like to thank my parents for all their support and help. John Lichardi Likes: skiing at Vernon Valley. ’80 Capri, plastic engine, hanging at the window, being late because of Pokey. Burger King, ranking on C.S.. white dog. Friday. Dislikes: school, the Plum. S.C.’s voice. Algebra, Monticello. Mondays, the Mall, and school lunches. Myrilda Lisack Spanish 5. Likes: Clint Eastwood, summer, parties with Tracy, everyone at work, especially Gene. B.O.C.E.S. parties, shot in the dark . Black Sabbath. Rush. Mrs. Mahoney, beaches, being with Dave. Todd, and Julie, T.M., L.M., Plasma, horror movies, boots. Florida w Robyn, Bahamas, being independent, punker, Jersey shore, cats, guys with long hair. Dislikes: Rainy days, my hair, winter. N.Y., shopping, guys who wear designer jeans. Wants to remember most: Very special times only with Robyn. Ozzie loves you! Bill Long worth Pumpkin . Loves Kathy. Likes: The Hill, Space cadets, parties. Led Zep, The Doors, Lynard Skyn-ard. the shore with K.V. 3l 2 years football. 1 year Student Senate. Dislikes: Freshmen. Mondays, school! Plans: Go to college and get married. Mark Lindland Activities: one-hitters. Special Forces, member of GBA Likes: Rolling Stones, concerts, football, fris-bee. clans, subs. Rush. Red Shed. Extenders. Black Sabbath, U.S.ers, THE WHO, weekends, holidays. The Doors. Jimi Hendrix. Dislikes: school, squids, cafeteria food, disco, punk. math. BOCES. being without an auto. liver, beat spot, uptown, nosy two-faced people. Gym. Regents exams. Daryl Longworth Football 3 yrs., Tennis 2 yrs.. Indoor track 2 yrs., school plays. Likes: teasing B.W.. hanging out with LJG and SJC. joking with Mr K.. Student Senate Treasurer, archery. Plans: becoming a biochemist or nuclear engineer. It's been real and fun, but not real fun. Bye bye. Thank God it’s over. I made it. Mom! 132 Matthew Mabee arsity Football. Likes: parties, girls. Stones. Wild Jill’s, Camp Summit’s frogs, hunting moose at J. j.’s cabin, and El Bandido. Dislikes: disco. Regents � xams. and SAT’s. Remembers: Jumpin’ Jack chnipper’s Sales and Business Management :lasses. Ziggy’s wrecking crew. L.D.’s, parties. 3reen Waters, and Mr. Johnson's good cat. Plans to jo to college somewhere, for Business Administra-ion. Erin Elizabeth Lynch ER , Erin Man . Likes: my car. Luanda mobile. D-N-D. Smiles. French onion dip. Slit Sisters. Ka-zies, FR. Bazoo and Oscar. AMR. Florida. Lorraine’s laugh, Pris’s white bomb, night driving with Raine. Dislikes: towing red VW’s. Ian’s driving, groundings, witsview. Straightener!, ditches, Karl’s problem with popcorn, late nights with Chris, people who gossip. Chris’s directions, the kitchen floor at FR. Wants to remember: seeing and hearing things that aren’t there, and my friends: Chris. Raine, Priscilla. Karl and Michele B. Zoraida Luciano John Luft 2 yrs. Indoor and Outdoor Track, 2 yrs. Interact Club. 1983 Reflections Photography Editor Likes: Porches, weekends. Rush, Ski Team Parties, track, Philipsburg. Dislikes: Mondays, 7th period S.S., 8th period, classes, no pain no gain . Things I’ll remember most: Times spent in the dragon wagon with friends, 13 people coming home from the track Party. Special thanks to the B-Crew for many memorable times. Future Plans: get a degree in computer engineering and become successful. Robyn Lynn Mahony Bird , Rob-bob Likes: frozen Snickers, spending money, summers at Seaside with ML MG. early leaves, having a tan. adventures, sleeping late. VSML. Mom, 14K gold, purple, Punkers. hanging out with Lisack, my Pinto most of all-MATT! Dislikes. Preppies, “NO , green, gossip, breaking a nail, jealousy, telephone poles, mornings, phonies. WANTS TO REMEMBER: all my friends at GCS. all those crazy times with Myrilda. “EGADS , shouting matches with ML and EVERYTHING from 10 30 81 on!! PLANS FOR THE FUTURE INCLUDE: Matt. OCCC. and staying close to the ones I love! Rhonda Majka Ro . Likes: parties, down to earth people, going on vacation, loves Allen. Will remember most: friends from seventh grade: L.W., D.B.. B.P.. B.B., L.F.. J.J., Scruffi, Starsky, messing up my freshman year, graduation day, the park in 1981, and all the good times 1 had with all my friends. Dislikes: J.A., racists, waking up in the morning, people who think they’re upper class, and most of all phonies. Plans for future: becoming an L.P.N. Theresa Mancuso Reese , “Terry”, Tree . Likes: my car. Dougie’s Vette, hanfing out with Mom. going out to breakfast and dinner with Dougie, my dog and my goat, working at P.P., Camaros, Snickers. SLEEPING, and Chinese food. Deslikes: Being awakened, breaking up. putting gas in my car and being lonely. ILYFDM!! Thank you Mom and Dad. 1 love you both. Future plans include: College and becoming rich. Brian Martin “Smokey . Student Senate rep. Junior year. Remembers: 10th grade English with Mr. Miller, seeing the freshmen get smaller and smaller, watching the girls walk by. Rock-n-Roll. Dislikes: people who show off, punk rock and new wave, B.O.C.E.S. studyhall, inflation, and morons. Future plans: Your guess is as good as any. S.L.A. 134 Carolyn Martino Likes: The Doors. Bowie, punk rock, rainbows, full moon. “Fryday”, 13, Jack Attack, 151, The City. McBears. Black, red. and my Teddy Bear. Remembers most: friends from seventh grade, summer of ’79. the shore ‘82. Dislikes: Goshen, being bored, close-minded people, pinheads, and squids. Future plans: college, leaving Goshen. Susan C. Mayo Mayonaise . Tennis Ski Team. Y-ln-G, Interact Club. Spanish Club. Band. Likes: the outdoors, sailing. swimmikng. Fire Is. Boston. Fr. Horn, having a good time, mint chip ice cream, music. LOVES: my family. all my friends who are special to me. Thanks for always being there when I needed you. S.D. Will remember-All County Band, Jr. Board, Meg all our trips to Boston. Future plans: Colgate for pre law and a life full of adventure to include traveling the world. “Don’t pass up any opportunities today as you never know if you’ll be here tomorrow.” Tim McCarthy Likes: Anita. Bean and Kyle in gym class, the cad gang, cruising with John. Drink and Drown. Judas Priest, Rush. Freddy Flinstone Mobile. Dislikes: Not driving after nine, trying to find a ride to work, working on weekends. Remembers Most: Open Timmy’s”, Bean. Paula’s dad in town, “yellow shoes and ruffles , Surprise Store incident, Hoerup with Ed’s car. good times at the movies. Future Plans Include: Going into advertising, leaving Goshen and having a decent car. “If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice. Judy McCoy Larry E. McDowell Jr. Karen Lynn Me Elroy “Jude , Dude”. ORBNTAGC. ‘Love you Joe’. Likes: Rock, nice clothes, cool people, parties, concerts. punkers, vacations. Porsches. green eyes, long eyelashes, rings (hint). Will remember: 2 20 82, car accidents. Lemmy’s a cat , hugs. Joe’s bike, Weener, Lee-Poo-Cock, 3rd lunch with Mary Warrior, George. If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you (Zep). Dislikes: early mornings, phony people. Wants to be remembered as: being prettier than you. Plans: Secretary, moving out of Goshen, getting married, having a great time. “Clarence . Likes: Football, pumping iron, acting immature. 75, Coach Z., The Gators, The Dolphins, The Gremlin, money. Fridays. Dislikes: Driver’s Ed., the speed limit, football practice. Camp Summit, the Hill, knee injuries, Peoples Party, working, Mondays. Port Jervis. Linemen to the boards , running drills, English. Activities: Football, track. Youth in Government, Investment club. Homecoming King Jr. year. Plans: To become president of the United States and push the button!!! “Roni , “Kaybebuff . J.V. Softball. Varsity Soft-ball. Colorguard. Likes: Rollerskating, being with friends. Ronis. Chess King, summer vacations, jogging, biking, sunny days, pizza, weekends, going to the football games. G T. Dislikes: Being called short, getting up early, homework, boring classes, being called airhead . Wants to remember all the Ronis and the great times we had. Plans include college. 135 Lisa Lynn Me Elroy “Lis”. B.O.C.E.S., Dental Assisting 1 II. Reporter for V.I.C.A., Likes: Michael. Fridays, orchids and Gram’s treats. Will remember most: Freshman P.E. with Eileen. W.W., summer of ’82, B.O.C.E.S. class with Janine as level Il’s and good times with Tim. Plans to become a dental ass hygenist, marry and have children. To Mona: I made it! Good Luck with Tom. A special thanks to Wendy and Yvonne for all of their help. Thank you for everything Mom All my love to Michael. Ann A. McLaughlin “Annie”. “Flash”. Varsity Soccer, Basketball. Track. LuvsbEd. Likes: going places with Bo. Dimples, G-13. Megolopolis, C.B.. D.N., A M., C M., L.H.. D.H.. K.N.. and F.K., the ocean, dinners, get togethers, cruising to Dunlin’ Donuts, celebrating, weekends trips. Action Park, and Freihofers. Dislikes: long bus rides, phone bills, diets, mornings, getting sick, and gas stations. Remember most: The times I spent with good friends. Future plans include: Ed, and going to college for a business major. Peter McMahon “Pedro Activities: Varsity soccer 4 yrs, basketball 2 yrs, baseball 3 yrs. Likes: sports, late parties, Friday 2:15, full tank. Germany, concerts, pepsi. ski trips. Vermont. Greenwaters. hiking with CU. beating Middletown. Dislikes: JFK overnight. Monday 7:45, mono, sprained ankles, talk, fakes, explaining dents, empty tanks, cufews, schedule changes, boredom. Wants to remember: making LD swim, good friends, SP almost missing the boat. Future plans: college, success. Thomas E. Miller “Tom”, “Tommy . Var tennis 4 yrs., JV Soccer, JV basketball, “Security”. Likes: sports, cruising, sidewalks. OC Park, “Money”, Rock-n-roll, (Rams! Rams! Rams!) EWS. Will remember most: quarters 33”. Hunter Mt. SC. Vermont with JO (too many D.O.’s), “Nightriders”, “Heavy heart”. Long Beach Island w Jap (trouble), NYC, hanging out w Artie and Harry, DC Star”, Twisted”, Joe W. kissing the porcelain god. Dislikes: gas prices, soccer fields, work. “Richard’s”, funnels. Plans include the Navy or college. “Let the good times roll!” 136 Priscilla Mitchell Laura Mochi Edward Montalvo Jr. Student Senate. Track. Soccer. Likes: weekends. Karl and his parties. Rainie. paydays, pineapple smashes. Pasta. Dislikes: 8th period gym. heartburn. measuring feet. Wants to remember: “Pardon me”, the Slit Sisters, Degnan’s boat, dancing on tables, the night Chris met Ralph and Blanch, skipping out in Erin’s car, “Erin Man , Tina’s car pay ments, Chris, and all the good times with good friends. Future plans include: college, success, and lots of money. Likes-study hall w Robyn, Theresa. Myrilda. Cosmo w Chris. camping out. getting suntan. Mustangs. eating at John’s, Genesis, making new friends, Springsteen. Loves: John! my dynamite grandparents. Dislikes: ALP. ML's temper. TM’s dog, CP’s mouth, working early, being broke, B.O.C.E.S. study hall. gym. curfews. Remembers-ML’s Dart. John’s LTD. TM slowly wrecking her Camaro, staying out all night and the fun times at Burger King. Would like to Forget- JP’s accident, coloring my hair blonde. Would like to be remembered for my ability to get away with murder!! Activities: frisbee, football and volleyball. The thing I will remember most is having Marie Robertson wake me up in Mr. Hatfield’s class when I fell asleep. Likes: my car. Jeff, and other friends. Dislikes: stuck-up girls. I’ll be glad when I’m out of school, and I’ll me miss my friends. Kirk Montgomery Kirk” 3 years Perfect Attendance LIKES: Sports. Cruising with JL. ML and CS. Going to Movies, M MS, Junk Food, Sal and Gary, and Disco WILL REMEMBER MOST: Going to BK for lunch in Smeluin’s Truck, THE DAY AT DUN-KIN D’S with SS, and my Grandfather and Best Friend Pepa. FUTURE includes: becoming a policeman, a maroon vette, winning the lottery, traveling, and living in Hawaii. Margaret Alison Montgomery Meg(alopolis)”. “Satch”, “Bionic Blueberry”. “Marigold”. Trumpetess for All County concert and jazz bands. All State Bands. GHS and GDS musicals, N Y. Youth Symphony, Orange Brass. Was in Student Senate, Interact, Band Council, Jr. Board. Fla. Band. Likes. N Y. Islanders, jazz. Boston. Rocky H.. long talks, and muddy soccer games. Dislikes: walking into trees, waking up at 5:15. filling out applications. Will remember: CYM. Eastman and Berklee, the party, L.l. and I.Z., the fun I had with friends. Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast.” Fawn R. Morley Indoor, Outdoor Track; People’s Party; Interact Club-Treasurer Senior year. Likes: science, mathematics. hurdling, reading, good times and people who care. Will always remember family; friends; Teen Line w J.S., P.T. and Ralph; Goshen High; Track seasons and good ol’ Goshen. Plans include college for science and engineering and eventually the service Take like one day at a time. Don’t worry about the past, just remember it. Don't worry about the future, just prepare for it. Take this exact day in stride for tomorrow you may not be here.” 137 Michael Muldoon “Mike Varsity soccer. B.O.C.E.S., Vica. Likes: skiing, soccer, hockey, sleeping, parties, pizza, rock, the shore, racquetball. Dislikes: boring classes, Disco Wants to remember graduation day. Future plans to be a plumber and become rich. Kevin Mulligan Likes: Camaro, converibles, skipper’s”, floor hockey, JFK Jams. L.b. wild rides at intersections. Van Halen, Aerosmith. AC DC, Twisted Sister, mo-tocross. Wild Bill's dartboard, assemblies during English, late night hamburgers and senior privilege. Dislikes: walking when my car dies, girls that are late. Goshen, writing essays, book reports, business classes. Plans include: move to California, go to college, buy a corvette. Karen Marie Mulqueen Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleading. Likes: weekends, rock-n-roll. doing crazy things, cruising with L.S., uptown, Hawaii, chocolate, a good laugh, winning football games and the parties afterwards, having things my way, and good times with friends! Dislikes: being bored. Goshen gossip, people who can’t take jokes, curfews, snobs, and a certain Cornwall basketball game! I’d like to remember most of all the great times I’ve shared with my friends!! Plans college for Medical Technology. Richard Nathan Nash Basketball-Captain. Track. Likes: cooling out, parties. shrimp, pizza, tennis, volleyball. Dislikes: Rock and fifth period study hall. I will always remember hanging out at Reidys’ on Friday nights and Mr. Johnson’s 7th period Chemistry class with Julie, Martha, and Larry. In the future I plan to go to college, pursue a career in management and become a basketball coach someday. Mary Cristine Nasi Likes: Bikes, swimming, long distance runs, working. dancing, good rock music, REO Speed wagon, camaros, jeans, nice clothes, new and old friends, and considerate and good looking guys. Dislikes: Chemistry, term papers, and cold people. Would like to remember most the summer before my senior year, my first concert, and the good times I had with best friends Jena, Regina, and all those friends from work. Future plans: College, following my dreams and living a long life Would like to thank my parents for their help, guidance, and being there. Ian Nierstedt Loves: Mom Dad 2 bros’, PU with LS, hanging with friends, skiing with LS, JD, snow, being obnoxious with LS. coming home late, money, DA’s parties. weekends. Camp Summit. 7th period with LS all my friends. Hates: Hitting telephone poles with SJ. meeting Ralph, being grounded, pinheads, D’sers, 2-faced people, football practices, being bored. Future Plans: Marrying old rich ladies inheriting their money, meeting LS in 5 yrs.. on 6 24 at 1:30. You know where you best be there you Buckaroo. Also to become President. 138 Linda Carole Nowak “Belinda”. Soccer scorekeeper 4 yrs.. Volleyball. Bowling, and Spanish Club, Interact. Likes: John, being with Sherri, cruising with KK, CH. JJ. Saturdays with SB, WK. missing gym with KK, bowling, eating at Hawaii Fountain and Perkins with JJ. KK, CH, weekends, pink elephants. Dislikes: Mondays, failing road tests, regents. Remembers most: All the good times with John. SB surprise b’day party, prom of “81, all 4 yrs. at GHS, the thousands of letters I wrote Sherri. Thanks Mom and Dad for always being there when I needed you! Keith Oboyski Lori Ann Olin Andretti” 3 yrs. softball. Likes: weekends at Mul-lans, horseback riding, volleyball, swimming, spend ing summer vacation with Patty, ice cream, special trips to the bakery with Pick, new clothes, snow, and Corvettes. Dislikes: calculus, crashing with Pick, riding ponies, working on Saturdays, softball practice. weeding the seedling bed. and intoxicated drivers. Future goals: college to become a veterinar ian. becoming rich, a call from 10-second Aldo, and continuing riding. He who cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must himself pass.” Ann O'Loughlin Annie”. JV and Varsity soccer, basketball, and softball. Likes: movies, all sports, woodworking. TV (Dallas). Hill Street Blues), music, summer vacation and lunch with Ron and Jack. Dislikes: Gen. Science. cheerleaders. Bio., The Titanics, little noises, muddy soccer games, English, and straining my neck in Mr. Hoerup’s social studies class. What I would like to remember: sis. Tina, Jack, Ron, my senior year on soccer, and all the good times during High School. Plans for the Future: College for industrial arts education. Pat O'Malley Likes: Fridays and shooting pool. Plans: to be an electrical contractor. Anthony Michael Papandrea Tony . 4 yrs. football, 3 yrs. school play. Likes: good friends, football parties, women, concerts, beverages , doughnuts, crashing, working hard, weightlifting. Italian restaurants, and water pistols. Dislikes: smoking. Sunday papers, teases, slimy football pads, running hills, splinters, obnoxious people. Remembers: broken nose. Bio, w L.M. and C.J., 11th grade Eng. class, adventures w Chip. Plans: traveling, going to college and becoming rich and famous at something. Mary L. Pillmeier Likes: July and August 1982, summer, rock music, cutie”, SW. sweet guys. GF. little kids, psych., rainbows, smiling people. JU. honest people. DC. special friends. Danny, weekends, sisters, talking on the phone, giggles, and Joe. Dislikes: Phonies. MAB. History. Math II, conceited people. Cindy , pessimists, getting up early, boredom, term papers, JM. grey skies. Monroe, disco. Oregon mist. Plans for the future: To live life to the fullest, to be happy, to go to college. Stuart Bruce Polokoff I would like to be remembered as being a matchmaker. Cheetos. a Don Juan, and a Big man. I’d like to remember most: my friends PK. ML. CW. MS. GV. KC. SP. JV. and JR with his cool earring. Likes: Friday night parties, camping, times with Peg, sharing John’s wealth and Joe’s poverty, and uptown with Matt. Future: To be a successful bond trader, stay away from people like JH. keeping in touch with old friends, and having a happy and prosperous life. 140 Philip Brendan Peterson Pip Football 1-4, All-County Chorus 1-4, All-State Chorus 4 Likes: Music, sleeping, Jackie M., Kelly C., Alison P., and Katie M Will remember most the musicals each spring, and especially Jen Nealon. Always go for the best, never settle for anything less. Plans to go to college to further my study of music. Wants to become a professional opera singer. Daniel Scott Price 'Dan Varsity Track. Likes: People who have themselves all together, listens to 95.7 KISS, parties with Holly Sunshine Gillian, hanging with Curt and Richie. Dislikes: People who are two-faced, hard rock and Roll. Plans for the future include traveling and going into the service. Would like to be remembered as being kind and considerate to those around him. Remember always be yourself and not something you’re not and “LIFE will be an easier thing to live. Betsy Prickett Likes: Iggy Pop, punk rock, having money, friends from 7th grade, Ms. Thai, parties, unicorns and rainbows. 151, teddy bear, vacations, days off from work, Jack attacks. Freshman year (what I can remember of it). “Go for the Gusto”, S.L. T. S. Future Plans: going to California or Florida to live. Daniel James Reidy III “Cool Guy . Likes: Basketball, football, being with Cindy, sports, some people. Great Adventure, being with my friends, good food, pleasing the crowd, and parties at Cherry Hill. Dislikes: prejudiced people. walking home, losing. Camp Summit, sprained ankles, mowing lawns at OC and football practice. Wants to forget games at VC. Plans for theFuture: going to college, taking up criminal justice, playing football, being happy and making money. I will never forget the good times I had with you Cindy, or you. Love ya, Dan. Lesley AM. Purcell Soccer, skiing 3 yrs., Likes-skiing. early graduation, my car and Kim’s car, Braeside, Lake Placid, good times at the Oasis with Kim, Gigi, and Leslie, Asbury Park, Turn Me Loose, “Betcha lo”. Dislikes- getting lost at Lake Minnewaska with KMEJ, olive, my impatience, confusion, jealous people. Goshen Exxon, and golfballs. Will always remember- the summers at Braeside. H.A. playing quarters, and ski team parties. “The story of love is hello and goo-bye-until we meet again.” J.H. plans include college and becoming a State Trooper. Albert Ramirez “Pac-Man”, “Big Al”, 3 years indoor track, 4 years outdoor track, 2 years football. Likes: hanging out with friends, winning football games. O. J.’s Chem. class, my mug collection from uptown. Dislikes: losing anything, wrestling, pulled muscles, doing the circuit, mornings at Camp Summit, prejudiced people, English lectures. Like to remember: Indoor track meets with E.N, andR.C. Plans for the future: going to college, getting rich, and then marrying a richer woman. Donna Reese Miriam L. Rivera Varsity Basketball and Soccer Cheerleading Likes: the beach, sailing, Florida, summer ‘82, meeting people, good friends, long weekends, senior privilege, snow days, spending money, and Hawaii Fountain with K. K., L. D., and J. S. Dislikes: getting sick, make-up gym classes, precalc, boredom, saying boodbye, Jane’s driving. T. L.’s laugh, being short, taking the SAT’s. book reports, and having a locker in between Dan and Albert Would like to remember all the good times I’ve had with all my good friends Plans include college. Auntie Mir”. FBLA-Chapter officer. Likes: Rainbows. sports, summer, weekends, sleeping late. Guys, and parties, Denise’s laugh, bowling with Denise, great times at B.O.C.E.S., hanging out and having a great time with my friends. M.M.M., Mr. Grimm’s S.S. class, 5th per. S.H., hanging out with Andy, and Denise’s cute little brother Russel. Nise. Thanks for being there when I needed you. You’re a beautiful person. The secret of success work. Future plans include: College for computer science. 141 John Robertson Henrietta Fern Robinson J R. Likes, ear splitting Heavy metal Rock and Roll, my family, my dog, going to concerts, the special forces, Sugarloaf, the Armored Car. painting jackets, having money, my room, going crazy, gumby, the Beach. Smiles, making people laugh, Quaters. and football. Hates: Disco, being alone, meeting Ralph, no gas. getting pulled pulled over, losing contact lenses, and empty mug. failing tests. Squids, being lost and walking home. I plan on being a doctor, and living it up as 1 get old. Likes, hanging out, parties, pizza, shrimp, dancing, summer vacation, beach, rainy nights. Dislikes: P.G., liver. I’ll always remember my teenage years, especially my friends from Middletown and the good times we all had. I plan to go on to college and pursue a career in mathematics, computer science, or psychology. Someday I hope to get married and start a family. 1 love Mom, Dad, and George. I love you Artie. Thanks for all of your support, 1 couldn’t have done it without all of you. Cheri Rizzo Larry Rothman Yoda”, “Satch”, Youth in Government-3 years. Student Senate-1 year, Chorus-3 years. Swing choir-1 year. Won honor award in algebra and certificate from the American Heart Association. HATES: stuck up snobs. LIKES: pretty girls. Loves to rollerskate whenever possible. Favorite subjects are math and science. 142 Chris Santagelo Van Halen, Rainbow. Yankees. Giants, swimming, skiing. My Bronco. 4-wheelin’. Hawaii, Kenya. N.Y.C., leaving school 5th period. Science, art. and Graduation parties. Dislikes: waking up for school. Mondays. English, 1st period, gym. getting kicked out of the library, summer school, getting sick and working. Like to remember most: Passing Spanish 1 without being able to speak a word of it!! Future plans: College?, traveling around the world. Chris Santulli 4 yrs. Varsity Ski Team: Varsity Baseball; J.V. Soccer. Likes: skiing, cooling out at Wawayanda. 4 wheelin’ in the Willys, hanging out with Jimmy Jam, sailing, parties at O.C. Park, camping trips, coming to school late, my dog Spot. Green Waters, poker games at Goody’s. Dislikes: lsf period classes, Chester, The Green Manalishi. landing sideways at Green Waters. Calc. AP. not having Senior privilege. Joanne Sardel a 3 yrs. Colorguard. Likes: sunny days, summer, warm smiles, purple, rollerskating with J.B.. R.B., S.S.. watching the soaps, vacations, the cute conversations at the lunch table, and those talks with Dee. Dislikes: B.G.’s exaggerations, oral reports, snobs, mini-skirts, dizzy blonds, term papers, being called short, period 5 study hall, and having to look up to people. Plans for the future: 2 yrs. of OCCC, then possibly transferring to another college to major in Elementary Education. Bill Sea vo Lisa A. Schaumburg Loves: Mom Dad, camaros, money, P.U. with IN. getting vicious with KM, purple. Senior privilege, being spoiled by my Daddy, uptown, class of ‘82. skiing with IN. cruising, having a gr8 time. Uncle Ray for everything he’s done, Saturday football games. Football cheerleading-4 yrs; cooling with Buckaroo, Daytona Beach, and Rock Roll. Hates: Gossip, curfews, snobs, fakes, being told what to do, walking, and boring people. Plans for the Future: Being rich, living in a warm climate meeting IN in 5 yrs. on 6 24 at 1:30. Be there Buckaroo!!! Jane Schlesser Varsity Football and Basketball cheerleading. Student Senate, baseball statistician LIKES: Marc, rainbows, unicorns, red pistachios. Cape Cod, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, Hawaii Fountain with Kim. Lynn, and Donna, NYC, Seaside. Minnewaska. talks with Dawn, rainy nights DISLIKES: fake smiles, Donna’s cat, fires, Kim’s driving, tents with T.L., Catholic Girls Camp, PreCalc for two Years, Toni’s lost Clothes., fences, waiting and losing PLANS include college, being a lawyer, and being happy. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything! 143 Karl Hudson Schultz In and outdoor track. Student Senate. Likes: Nantucket, the shore, getting tan, good times with good friends uptown, BMW's. The Inn, and milkshakes. Dislikes, liars, teasers, and people who are two-faced. Like to be remembered for- punky crew cut at end of Junior year and certain bathroom in Burger King. I will always remember my best friends Rain, Pris, Erin, and Tug. Future plans: I am moving to California to study Marine Biology. Mitchell Schmer Peter Schoenauer 3 yrs varsity ski team, ski club, Youth-in-Gov't. Likes: listening to good tunes while cruising in the Beetle, skiing in Vermont, sailing at Waywayanda, pool hopping, Benny Hill, soaring. Dislikes: 5th period English, Big Macs, not having senior privilege, rainy weekends, warm winters. Wants to remember: great time in Vermont with ski team. Wants to be remembered for: never losing a ski race. “I’d rather be soaring. Plans include college an great wealth. Likes: heavy metal rock-nroll, concerts, ladies night and parties. Dislikes: Getting up early, disco anc snobby people. 1 plan to go to college to study in the fields of math and science, and have a rockin’ time doing it. Thanks to all the teachers who helped me get this far. Lisa Schwall Adrienne Crystal Scott Ad” basketball and VARSITY SOCCER cheerleader Likes: rock roll, parties (right Deb?), cuddles, having my license, going to OCCC, uptown with Tracy, getting rowdy at soccer games with Vicki, summer of 82, and good friends: T.I.. D.W., J.S. Dislikes: gym, being YOUNGER than everybody else, asking mom for rides. COMPANY. and losing soccer games. Thinks for putting up with me, Mom. Miss ya. Grandma. And, yes I’m ONLY 16! Just walk beside me. be my friend.” “Get what you want out of life. John Shorten “Blondie . Two years of carpentry and masonry at BOCES. one yr football, four yrs. cars. Likes: Lisa, MJF. ladies, cash and good times. Dislikes: school, stuck up girls, working. Monday mornings. I will remember most: 2 yrs. BOCES. and leaving Goshen High School. My plans for the future are to make money, and to have a lot of good times. Anthony Scot to “Tony” Likes: cruising. Dodges, old cars. WPDH, offensive driving, being spontaneous. Dislikes: Preppies, disco, Mondays, Will remember: the legend, camping at C.U., 4th of July. Dave’s Uncle’s cars, the shuttle service to B.K., buying 65c of gas. Mr. Maduras’s fleet, “it’s like wow, kids! . Future Plans Include: college for civil engineering and owning my own business. ‘‘It’s been real!” Julia Marie Seligmann “Julie.” Soccer, Softball. Basketball cheerleading. Freshman class President. Student Senate. Interact Club. Likes: Lasagna, cherry cheesecake, clothes, people who smile, hugs, my room. “25 and being just a little crazy. Dislikes: newspapers at 5:00, sitting home, curfews, phone bills, being alone, no car. and worrying. Will remember all the good times I’ve had especially with Steve. “Believe for your dreams may come true.” Future plans: January ‘83 graduation, college, career, marriage, and happiness! Thanks to my family. You’ve been great! Ed Slesinski Chip ‘LIKES workstudy, working at G T AUTO PARTS, summer vacation, skiing, painting, drawing. sleeping in Mr. Lyons' Geometry class, going to the movies, sleeping, chevys, going to concerts. Ozzy, Judas Priest. Iron Maiden, spending time with Lanett. best friends. Mike M W., and Tony P. DISLIKES Fords, math classes, working on the weekends. Police Radar, slow drivers. Lisa Silvernail Stage crew, 2 yrs. Likes: ballet, tap. pepperoni pizza, mopars. exercising and sweating, watching Mike W in bodyshaping, going to NYC with Mike and Derrick, sleeping, going out Saturday nights and smurfs. Hates: fakes, headaches, school, having no money, working, being pressured. Will remember: Mr. J’s homeroom, walking on Mitch’s back during the break, Mrs. F’s English class. Plans: graduating in January ‘83. Thanks Mrs. Costa for putting up with me for 4 years! 145 George Solomon “Effin Georgee , ”Georgis -Vars. Soccer and In-door Outdoor Track, Senior Class President, Student Sen., Nat. Honor Society. Interact, Math Team-Likes: Alice, good food, athletics, drawing painting, reading, writing, everything else imaginable. The Commodores. The Kinks. Pat Benatar, The Doors, having a good time, being funny, all my friends (sometimes), and life-Isn’t this fun?-Plans to go to West Point and rule the world! (ONly kidding) QZPKITNXXZQS We are experiencing technical difficulties, please stand by I just ran out of space! David Sloat I like playing football. Camp Summit, cheerleaders, going to parties, beating on freshmen, and good sense. I will remember most of all Goshen Varsity’s vicious defense. Mr. Assalian and the pie at the pep rally, and the 1983 graduating class. For my future plans I hope I become rich and famous so I never have to worry about money again. Richard Slesinski ‘ Rich’'. “Crash” citizen’s party member-platform chairman, ski club, attendance award. Likes: skiing, snowmobiling. Yankees, my rustic red Ford torino. fishing, working on Slesinski Farms, Inc., Ted's Monte Carlo. Dislikes: cars that ground out over safety bumps, English book reports, and machinery breakdowns. Remembered for my great love of “MEAN GREEN JD tractors. “If you snooze, you lose, so keep on striving.” off to college majoring in math. Laura Soons Basketball 5 yrs.. V-Ball 2 yrs.. Track 2 yrs.. Math Team 4 yrs.. Band 4 yrs.. Stage Band. Likes: Sum mer, Boston, vacations. M Ms, L.I. beaches. Good Rock-N-Roll, PLJ. mocies. munching M-Team cook ies, convertibles, puppies, trying to tan. smiles, tall people. Princeton, concerts, running downtown, sleep, and being a SENIOR! Dislikes: 6:00 A M., black eyes, term papers, the bus. Trig., marching, hard practice, accidents, loud people and bad days. Wants to remember good friends like M.J. and a little of what I learned. Kevin George Slover Likes: Led Zeppelin. The Who. rowdy rock concerts. Achilles, Richard Pryor. Gibsons and Marshalls, jamming with Bill and Steve. Mr. T’s psych, class, smashing guitars, going to BK for lunch. Dislikes: jocks, pinheads, disco, AM radio. OCR.. Will remember: Going to the Who concert, John Lennon, Bon Scott, Keith Moon, Randy Thoads. Honey Man. Scott, break up of Zeppelin, John Bonham. Future plans: To be a professional rock guitarist. Its been a long education, but my homework is done. Now. its time to rock the nation. Lori Smellagar Member of math team and band LIKES: dolphins, math, spies, gremlins, bothering Mr. Cahill, dog obedience, horses, and most of all - Tom! DISLIKES: being hassled, too much H. W., and contracts! WILL REMEMBER MOST: The wedding. Zorro, our undefeated team in the water fountain by the gym. F.L. and the spies, the adventures of S.M.. Froggie and Disco. Last 4th of July, all my friends, and not seeing Irving! PLANS FOR THE FUTURE: Becoming a marine Biologist and studying dolphins. 146 Sam Rodney Space “Sambo”, “Bozer . Football and track. Likes: Friday and Saturday nights. Led Zeppelin. Black Sabbath. and Ozzy. winning at everything, parties every weekend, coming home late, parties at Joe Ellerts, Don's Den. Charlies Place, long Beach Island. N.J., The Hill. Florida on Easter, “Back in Black Spark. Would like to win OCL championship in football. Dislikes: Mondays, getting busted by parents. Burger King, summer school, meeting Ralph, snobs and potatoes. Plans: To go to college for Forestry. Jennifer Melissa Bryn Sprague Interact Prez, Page Ed, V-in-G, SS, NHS, Chorus. All-County, TK I”, “MOLM . Likes. Maine. The Who, cellos. LL Bean, pearls. Godspell. The Messiah. BMWs, ERA. Pisces, Holyoke. M.T. Moore reruns. Fame, singing, acting, talks w Jen N.. Bach. Haagen Dazs. JT. Jackson Browne, jazz, curtain calls, Garfield, snow, city lights in Frisco. Boston Commons, my family, being called “Princess”, Teen Line w PT, FM. and Ralf, PHC on WNYC. Dislikes: VES and SATs. Future includes Mt. Holyoke. college, helping people. RCK, an orange BMW. travel, and living in Boston. Eileen Anne Stack “I”, “Shortie”. Jan. 29 likes: LM’s advice, all the friends I’ve made. ML’s dancing, weekends uptown with M and C, GW. H and N. holidays, having good times, going for walks with Sue. Dislikes: Deb’s closet, leaving friends next year. Monday. Best wishes class of ‘83. Will remember: the pennies. Cathy and GH, MOM and DAD. love is. CB. Plans: to become a secretary, go to secretarial college. My wish is for everyone to LIVE. LAUGH, and LOVE. Rose Marie Stanton Track 1 year. Color guard 2 yrs.. cooking, music. I’ll remember most having Mr. Schnipper for typing and Mr. Giattino for Sociology. I’ll remember by friends; Lisa W., Lisa R., Diana D., Diana S. 1 enjoyed having Mr. Maduras for English. My future plans are attending a two-year college. John Terpstra Pamela Thompson “Pam , “PC” Student Senate Sec., y-in-g chairperson. Interact Club. NHS pres.. Jr. Board. Band, Chorus lives sailing of Wellfleet Harbor, turtlenecks. hot pink, writing letters, hugs, sweater-weather. Yale, late nights and most of all my family and friends will remember OUR lunch table, ushering, honeybun fanatics, our uniforms”, long talks. WGASAS. nights at TL. weekends with DJ, MYC would like to forget losing pizza bets. PD getting away with everything. SS gavel, the mimeograph machine, cramming for bio tests 147 James Tooker Activities: Stage Crew, Boces-1 2. Likes: Robin, Stock car racing. Chevies, rock-n-roll, working on cars Dislikes: Bryan s wrecking, Monday mornings, disco, blown engines. Will remember most the fun of stage crew. Future plans are to work as auto mechanic. Lynn Ann Troncone Likes: JV Soccer, VT, DC, KW, El Bandito, staying out late on Saturday nights (goyo), being late for school, my bug, beach balls and party hats, stealing pumpkins. Pepsi. Mom. going out to dinner, Per kins. GA, meat balls on ends at Tony’s. Shelly sitting next to me in Mr. Johnson’s, good times with JC, BMW's, complaining. Dislikes. Gert, Joe,Model cheerleaders, people who “Think” they can drive a standard, jogging, cold school mornings, copycats, the goodmaker. Christine Margaret Ulmer Chris”. 3 yrs. Track Team, Student Senate. Interact Club, Youth-in-gov’t. Likes: Mint chocolate chip and stawberry ice cream, skiing, fall days, soccer and football games, my Malibu. “Uncle Jimmy”, Section 9 Track meet, spending money on things 1 don’t need. Sullivan’s. Ferraris, high jumping in the rain, friends. Dislikes: Scraping my car on the bottom of my driveway, people who tell me what to do, and term papers. Future plans: Going to college and becoming a teacher. Get the most that you can out of life, and enjoy every minute of it!” Cara Urmston Clara , soccer, softball, track, studentsenate. Likes: soccer, skiing, football games, large parties, loud rock, the beach.strawberry shakes, complaining, my car. cruising with JC, swings, laughing. Dislikes: cheerleaders, curfews, missing Who” concerts. being thrown into Pete’s pool. Wants to be remembered for always being on time, cruise directing, and talking nonsense. Want to remember great times with the best people in the world-my friends. “Don’t be sorry it’s over, just be glad it happened. Charles Van Haaster Varsity soccer. Likes: soccer, hockey, skiing, crui-sing.nice cars, decent tunes, hanging out, rowdy parties, serious games of quarters, motocross. ba-jahs. camping out. hot air balloons, and tipping over canoes. Dislikes: hospital food, disco parties, wierd girls, waking up early, beat parties, concussions and broken legs. Will remember the 1980 soccer season. the Washingtonville game. SSBP, walking the tressel, heavy art, the Nightriders. and OC Park. Future includes working a little and becoming rich. “Set your goals and go for it.” Adam Mark Warren Activities: Student Senate and School paper, lettered two years in indoor and spring track. Likes: weekends, parties, the Brew Crew. DD’s and TS’s cars, spending winter vacation in Calif.. Penn Relays and working at Camp Rotary (alias “Camp Rotaway”). Dislikes: Mondays, failing road tests, people who snore, getting caught eating all three lunch periods and nearly getting fired from my job becasue of TC and DD’s “family tragedy. Future plans: college. Sheila Lynn VanDam “Sheeb”. “Shorty . Student Senate. Class Marshall, Varsity Soccer.Football, and Basketball cheerleader. Sloves: Michael D.-4 2 81. Likes: Casa Mia. my ’82 Camaro. summer chocolate, cuddling, my ring, Mr. Mrs. Dzierzek, Wildwood, clothes, shoes, hearts, Bon’s talks and car. MD’s eyes. Dislikes: jealousy, S. Studies, saying goodbye, bad moods. Would like to remember: Prom ’82, Remember me for: Having a ‘twin’, having a new Camaro. Future Plans: college- Major in marketing, becoming rich, owning a nice house, Michael Dzierzek. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything!!! Chris A. Vriesema Likes: Cruising in the cosmic wind, Rock Roll, and the Goshen U.T. League. Dislikes: study halls, menial activity, disco, preppies, and Monday mornings. Favorite saying: “Why are we here? Where am I going?” David G. Van DeWeert Dan Van Den Berg BOCES- autobody. Likes: Camaros. Vettes, and most Chevys. and Mustangs, cruising, speeding, parties, getting pulled over and not getting a ticket, Terri, fast cars, and BOCES. Dislikes: snobbish people who have to try to be cool, going slow. Future plans include: travelling to Mexico, building a house and settling down, maybe even marriage. Plan to retire at 35-45. 149 Donna Wayland Don to my sidekicks Mar (Skoky) and Paul. Likes: hanging with the old gang on the block, California, cuddling up to Peanutty, G.H.. suntanning and unicorns. Dislikes: getting up for school, midnight curfews, bad moods, and rainy days. Will remember summer of 81. Hey Mar. toga. toga, toga! XXOO for my high school sweetie Mike (RIBI). Future plans: college, making money, travel, and owning a Ferrari. Love ya’ Mom and Dad, I made it! Christopher Davin Webber The Mad Hacker . 2 yrs. JV Soccer. 2 yrs. Varsity Soccer. 4 yrs. Band-Stage Band. All-County Stage Band. Would like to be remembered for: trombone, and being a member of the soccer team that went to Germany. Likes: 11R English with Mr. Maduras. I also like to score goals. Future plans: Join the Navy and see the world. Terry Wheeler Ter” Likes: cuddly animals, the color blue, being with friends, exciting weekends, decorated holidays. New Hampshire, white fluffy snow, icicles, planting. Levis, seeing sis. Neil, and Brenda, and being with my family. Remember most: close friends and all the laughs and good times we shared. Future plans: college for Management Advisory Services. Darlene Wiegand “Dee . BOCES. Vica. Likes: Good times. X, TZ. roses, good friends, wrestling, work, driving. Garfield. weekends, camaros. good music, romantic guys. Dislikes: Stuck up people, being bothered, being hurt, fighting. I want to remember the fun times we had through high school. Our 4 years of high school are gone, a big step is yet ahead. Good luck to us all. If you want something, go get it. Don’t let anything stand in your way. Plans: Airforce for 4 years, then settling down to a happy marriage. Kim Allison Welge Alley”. Likes: sunsets, the beach, weekends, music. karate, going to the city. M M class last year, sleeping late, snow days, typing class. Dislikes: Phoney people, getting up early, bad jokes, rainy days, getting sick at the wrong time, first period English class, getting into trouble. Hates: the color purple, bad music. Future plans: going to college in the city. Joseph Wierl “Joe , “Security . 4 yrs. Varsity Soccer, Varsity Quarters team. Likes: Debbie (from Dallas). Heavy Metal, concerts, parties. Chinese-eyes, Walkmanskiing. and the 1982 German Soccer tour. Dislikes: driving home after parties, meeting “Falf”, funnels. Sat. morning practice, being lost in NYC with no money. Remembers most: TM passing out at Twisted Sister. Future plans: a job at GCHS as an under cover cop! ISO Bonnie Wierzbicki Boog”. 4 yrs. Colorguard, 1 yr. Rifle Captain, FHA 2 yrs. B.O.C.E.S. Data Processing. FBLA. Likes: Being with friends, vacations, summer. Borrowing Deb’s car, always bugging “M M ”. Dislikes: Bossy people, book reports, getting up early. 5th period study hall, arguments, uncooperative people. Will remember most: all the successful color guard practices and a day with Diane in our Junior year. Future plans include 2 yrs. at O.C.C.C. Kevin Wilson Willy”. Varsity soccer capt. Likes: Summers at the beach, ski trips, Mary Ellen, late nights. El Bandido. Germany and dusche. Heavy Metal, sailing, Richard Pryor. Wild Bill’s after work. 1DGAF. soccer. Amber. J.D., Mr. Budney, Benny Hill. VWs. pool hopping. Manuel’s cars. Dislikes: Riding with M.H.. getting sick, and losing. Remembers: Soccer games, ski trips. Germany, and all the good times. Plans to enjoy life to the fullest. George L. Wood Woody”, Likes: fast cars, having a good time, and working on the farm. Dislikes: Conceited people. English class and Monday mornings. Plans to be an Onion farmer or heavy equipment operator Gary Wright Track Team, Freshman Football. Likes: Brenda Lee. money, my guitar, orange soda, windy days, parties, clothes, rollerskates, concerts (Twisted Sister), Dancing. Nickname: “Grit” or “Gritties”. Hates: studying, long tests, Mondays, false pretenses. stockrooms, burnouts, druggies, stubborn women, pulling muscles, broken collarbones. Remembers: Mrs. Paff’s 5th period class. 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