Greenwich Central High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Greenwich, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1981 volume:

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He retired from teaching in 1976 and ours was the last class to have Mr. Hoag as a teacher. The class of 1981 thanks him for his encouragement and inspiration. Wm Mi tl if lv Mr. James Ramsey graduated from the State University at Albany. He came to Greenwich in 1972, contributing his business skills to the G.C.S. curriculum. Mr. Ramsey has been advisor to many classes and has given much of his time to various activities. He has devoted much of his time to the class of 1981. His tremendous efforts made our Junior Prom a success and his willingness to help has been invaluable to us. Thanks to his untiring efforts, school is our for the class of 1981. HE CLASS OF 81 THANKS YOU! NNN nb-Q U, 3 1 Ei 5' .iiY.2'?!s.' I f 2 ' A- 5535 A Nm , A. . V X6 I gk ,. ,.. 9' K wi, 5 'E V 4, 'U , .. n Qktw .pt ' , Jfeffa. Qc. Q, -Q 3 v v xv .TQ v -Q . ,- . 'Rin T whmvqsxg, ' -.., ., ' 4. ,.,. , ' a , N . W-.--. gg:- fl of -. .R nr-A B 4.51 -E if ,AYA wg-v if? 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Laura and Glenn Ted, Laura, and Bob 1 Karen and Bob Cutest Most Sp0l'tSmaHlik6 Musical Most Athletic Yvette and Tim Tami and Chris Most Sincere Most Courteous and Howard Tami and John Class Troublemakers Marianne and Ted Mike and Laura Pennie and The Out of Class Flirts Noisiest Most Original Nickname Best Looking i fx ' Q mf l in I and Bruce John and Karen MaryBeth and Dave Jim and Patty Best Dressed Most Likely to Succeed Clf1SS WHS vi A I Jeff, Kim, and Jim Glenn and Abby Kim and Bob Done the Most for the Most Original School Laziest Class Blushers .M -v Bill and Kim Jeff and Laura Rocky and John Leslie and Per Shyest Most Popular Most Dependable Ge01'g9 and Eflcka Jeff and Laura Sandra and Chris Q 'S Q .QV 1 '53 uv. f. 1' fi f I 1 Q 3 f 4 2 an E if :fig 1 3717 I m-44 wif R -L-.JK Y M -ugly' N N ---N W V Y -rf W 4' Wm in J U 'W W' ' f ' Q x 1 W Q M, M ' Q ' wx J ,A g m fu A Y wmxwwn 4 5 , ,QQAJ 1 X .Si J Y. 5 Q, Mw all if px, V7 g5.4,444WCfU I 1 . - .. V' M 4 V 4 H W ,,, ,1 ,f WN W . Y .0 M Q M J , x' - P N 1. ' , I N'NN ' A I Vu. -I , , , .. .' N . , 'JLLDUCUL Cx I WW ,A f 'W Q4 - I X ,lv v 4' W .f ,fi AM wx M- Hw , N, V .. ww rv 4 J m,3:v , f J' W ' .,4' 'C .. X Qs Kwan vw!-215 'Www X - . 11' p- 1 T 96x in , 'ffl mi W. X I., fm wi. 5, me gy . M, 'ef if - 1 , ' M1115 r 1 Q2 . f f mm! ia' , ,. l r l w i 1 1 l w I 4 l l 5 1 l l l i MESSA GE T0 THE SENIORS To the Class of 1981: l School's Out! But never stop growing! l Perhaps there should be a point in our working lives where wd feel our contributions have been such tha we are entitled to take it easy from that point on. Maybe there should be, but I doubt if it happens very often before retirement. The minute you start t relax on the oars, you begin to lose your value. Someone else, with more drive and ambition, could step i and do a better job in your place. , l Let's face it - what you accomplished yesterday is water over the dam. More important now is what yo can do today and tomorrow. When the things you did yester ay and last year are more important tha your ambitions for tomorrow and next year, it's time to let omeone else take over. This may seem like a hard, unfeeling way to look at things - but isn't it the truth? No success in final l One of the tragedies of the working world is the number of people, at all levels, who have mentally retired. They are resting on their laurels - just along for the rikle. They aren't looking for new challenge not interested in doing things better. 5 no success can last forever. 1 Like anyone who coasts, there's only one place for them to gol - downhill. Keep alive, keep challengin yourselves until the day you quit. When growth stops, decayl begins. 4 Good luck as you continue growing toward your life's ambitibns. I James Briglin 1 Superintendent of Schools I l l l l 4 X WK ,QNQO QU X A 9 ff V vwqlofx WU - . 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CLASS HIS TOR Y n the fall of 1975, we were introduced to Junior High life by Mr. Hoag, Mr. McGuire, Mrs. Brynteson and r. Morabito and his 15-page papers. Class officers were Glenda White, president, Jim Douglas, vice- resident, Pete Birdsinger, secretary, and Mary Beth Davis, treasurer. he survivors moved on to face Mr. Kuba, Miss Killam, Mrs. Lauder and Miss Kirby. Helping us through th grade were our president, Jim Douglas, vice-president, David Woods, secretary, Jennifer Ruddock, and reasurer, Lucina Hughes. ith David Woods, president, Jennifer Ruddock, vice-president, Laura Corey, secretary, and Debbie olley, treasurer, we entered 9th grade High School! First we conquered our magazine drive with Sally chafer, the top money-maker, then on to Mr. Eggleston, Mrs. Degner, Mr. Roods, and Mr. Lomasney!! ther victims of our 9th grade year were Mr. Wells, Mr. Ramsey and Mrs. Roberson, who chose to retire. e truly were superior sophomores! We were really prepared to pull rank on the freshmen. Leading the ttack was Dave Woods, president, Wendy Skellie, vice-president, Laura Corey, secretary, and Debbie olley, treasurer. With Mr. Lomasney at the helm, we began our year by decorating a float for the omecoming Parade. The first two weeks finished Mr. Gross, we moved on to Mr. Porter, Mrs. Austin and her dreaded fetal pigsj, Miss Maloney and Mr. Nolder. A high point of the end of the year was electing our class rings and saying goodbye to Mr.Holmes Cbetter known as Big Tom .J he big Green Machine rolled into the Junior year with David Woods at the throttle. Assisting were endy Skellie, vice-president, Laura Corey, secretary, and Debbie Polley, treasurer. Wallie's was chosen or our ring banquet, with Mrs. Van Driel as guest speaker. This did not discourage our advisors, Miss Troy nd Mrs. Rainer, so we continued on!! We were more interested in our prom than Christmas, and in ecember we were on our way to Stairway to Heaven . Despite 5 months preparation, the last week was ectic! That was when we learned that no one knew how to hang a parachute, but with lots of ooperation from Mr. Ramsey, Mrs. Rainer, and Miss Troy, we did it!! We danced to the music of 'Reflections and chose Laura Corey and Jeff Wilbur as the royal couple. Attendants were Wendy Boyce nd Ken Facing Wendy Skellie and Chris Briglin, Debbie Polley and Chris Degner. After the prom we went o Panza's on Saratoga Lake for dinner. Topping off the evening was a party at Barb Wilkinson's and reakfast at Angela Paul's. ount St. Helen's took a backseat, as we erupted into our Senior year. Our first challenge as seniors was to aint the Senior Lounge. Having recuperated from painting, we then held our annual class picnic at the alem Fish and Game Club. With the help of our advisors, Mrs. Degner and Miss Quenelle, and class fficers, Jeff Wilbur, president, Wendy Skellie, vice-president, Laura Corey, secretary, and Stacey Morri- on, treasurer, our next step was to plan the first Senior-Alumni Dance, which we held to brighten up the reary winter months. fter spending the winter with our usual antics, yearbook deadlines, and basketball practice, our thoughts urned to graduation. With June approaching, the time was coming when we could finally say, School's ut! . Watch out world!! Respectfully, The Class of 1981 CLASS We the Class of 1981 being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath all our worldly possessions in the following manner: To the Class of 1986 we leave the 7th graders with one more year of Junior High. To the Class of 1985 we leave them their first year of torture in the Senior High. To the Class of 1984 we leave them all the excitement of ordering their class rings. To the Class of 1983 we leave the hopes they will enjoy Mr. Nestle's class as much as we did. To the Class of 1982 we leave all the privileges you think you have as a Senior but really don't. Chris Almy leaves Miss Maloney one less gossip to talk about all the good looking guys. Todd Anderson just leaves. Tim Austin leaves in order to keep the classes to come, as energetic as ours was. I leave Meatball with the Saratoga Connection Pam Bailey leaves Amy Bailey with hopes she will have a lot of fun in hei' next three years at GCS. Don Bartolucci leaves Greenwich with two new recordsg and the track team without a pointman. Leslie Battis leaves Mr. Brab one less people to laugh at. Julie Bell leaves New York State behind and Mrs. Merrill with one less d 'mb founded expression to look at. Mike Booth leaves my spinach eating ability to Roach and Gordy, in hope of improving the technique. Wendy Lu Boyce leaves Linda D. with only two more years to kiss Miss T oy's patoot during basketball season, Good Luck. Pete Birdsinger leaves all the tapes of the Who and the Stones to Jeff Kelly so he can listen to them when he's a senior. Chris Briglin leaves Blince all the BS, guts, and determination to get through Brablc and three more years. Sue Blanchet just leaves. Glenn Campbell leaves the hope that Mr. Holmes can find a car that fits him. Dan Chambers just leaves. Ron Chase leaves his bike repairing ability to Meatball so he can keep his flirt bike on the move! Laura Corey leaves Miss Killam a book entitled How to Speak Southern in hopes that she will finally learn how to speak Englis correctlyg Mrs. Degner with no one screaming in her dining room after tlie play's over and Susan with no one left to tell her shut up. I Laura Cushing leaves Laura Corey, Wendy Boyce, Sue Nielsen, Rebecca Storms, and Pam Foelsch one less person to cruise aroun with and cause trouble. To Beatle Pearson and Mary Darrow identical pairs of Wonderwoman Underoo's to wear in gym cla together. I Mary Darrow leaves GCS 12 more Darrows and Beatle one less person to rim to the Grand Union with. Karen Davis leaves GCS with no intentions of ever returning. l Mary Beth Davis leaves the second seat on the BOCES bus to anyone who thinks they can hack it. Chris Degner leaves the inability to understand Dr. Confusion lalias Mr. Brablcl to Karen and Andy and some height to someo who wants it and thinks they can handle it. Bruce Derby leaves Mr. Ramsey a full faced hat to cover his ugly face and lthe honor of being on the F.D.A. list. David Disque leaves Rob Dewey one pair of green shorts with two burn holes in hopes that he'll learn not to leave hot things lyi around. Mike Doriski leaves. Jim Douglas leaves Beth Martin a repair bill from the past and a crash helmet for the future. Bill Durham leaves Mike Murphy at least 5 more years of high school: Corey Nolan with no one to do his homeworkg Keeter Boyce roll of bandages. Julie English leaves Heidi Skellie with nobody to try to talk into going to tractor pulls and to her brothers, she leaves in hopes th they can fix their own lunches. Ken Facin leaves Roach and Gordy a keg so they can keep the tradition goilng. Randy Fungleaves Mr. Nestle a bag of Halls and a box of Kleenex and a booklcalled Little Red Choo-Choo Cwho said, I think I ca Howard Gardephe leaves the world and flies to Pluto so he can be with his ithree sided Gradenza! David Greene leaves one less person to do push-ups for Mr. Holmes. I Forrest Greene leaves Mr. Bujan the Driver Ed car in one piece. 1 Sue Harrington leaves Maryellen with her foot stepping high. I Cecil Hicks gave his front door to Chris Degner but leaves his back door to Fteve Stoddard. George Houser leaves his sister, Charlene, to carry her own bassoon. Abigil Honeywell leaves Mr. Bujan one box of cherry cough drops and a book oil riddles. To Claudia one more fun filled year with M Brablc's physics course. l Cheryl Huffman leaves Miss Vega the memory of that great day back in Ja uary of '80. Lucina Hughes leaves Mr. Bujan Chocolate Chip cookies and punch, and Sara the book entitled Getting to School on Tim Preferably with Dry Hair. I Rodney Hughes leaves Tex some good study habits in hopes that he will get okrt of Afro-Asian, Chris Hughes and Steve Gillis fiv more years of high school, hopefully - Corey Nolan a bandana for footb ll practice. John Jennings leaves for the Old Station with a beer in one hand and a dart in the other, sorry Roach you'll have to wait until ne year. Lisa Jette leaves her hall walking ability to Erin O'Malley. Ericka Jones leaves Sue Corey two more boring years of Home Ec. and Mis Rainer one less pain. Karen Keays leaves a notebook and two pencils for Amy Barnes and Ronnie Hewitt to take notes on Dave for her. Bill Keller just leaves. 5 Pennie Kretchmar leaves Mr. McClay a season ticket to get into Malta, Albany Saratoga Raceway and to her brother Brendon package of Nice St Easy hair color so he can continue to dye his hair thbt ravishing white. Sharon Langlois leaves GCS with the thought of never returning. 1 Ted Lawrence leaves. : I eth Martin leaves Karen Degner a sports bra so she doesn't do a double strapper in every race. vette McCormick leaves Gordie Waters with one more year and a reassurance that he better behave himselfg or else! harles McKernon leaves Mr. Brablc with one less headache and loudmouth. on McKernon leaves. obert McKernon leaves Mr. Holmes one less McKernon, and Mr. McClay a rubber duck to go with the other one. olleen McReynolds leaves Ms. Troy with one less person to collect splinters for her and a book on the benchers point of view. To Sue Bulger, hopes that she will not have to walk to school alone and a new exhaust system for Wanda's car. To Doc only two of us left to go. ami Meek leaves with a thanks to everyone who was involved with or followed the Greenwich Girls . To Heidi the keys to the Lincoln in hopes she can keep Crash Meek and Copilot Murph from behind the wheel. To Sandy Hemming, her catching ability if she can find it. tacey Morrison leaves a jug of pink lemonade to Karen Vurraro to use for what ever she likes. obert Moy leaves Miss Vega a bottle of aspirin for all the headaches that his brother will give her next year. ave Mullen leaves Roach his beard growing ability and 101 ways to get into bars before the age of 18. oug Muller leaves his parking space to another capable Oldsmobile. hil Murphy leaves taking Lily with him. ue Nielsen leaves Becky Storms a free pass to Cambridge School in hopes she'll see Scott Shiland. To Laura Cushing, a prayer that she'll go to a school with better looking guys. ob Noble leaves Kyle Mosher a jar of Miracle Whip and his brother Dan four more years of Dr. Fitzgerald. ehmet Ozkurt leaves his Chemistry and physics in Mr. Brablc's room to whoever wants it. Vlary Paquette leaves Miss Maloney one less person to listen to arguing in class. 'aurie Parker leaves the back of bus 457 to anyone who can handle it. ngela Paul leaves Erin and Lee her cheering abilities with the hope that they can be on top of the amounts . ianne Pearson leaves her leather pants to anyone who has enough class to wear them and to Mary Darrow one less person to rummage through the garbage for her retainer. ' aren Perry leaves Mrs. VanDriel one less student to shoot the bull with about horses. lenn Petterson leaves Mr. Brablc's expert guidance to future members of the Honor Society. .hris Petty leaves the teachers with no more Pettys to go through GCS. my Pollard leaves Steve Stoddard a tube of Vaseline to carry with him wherever he goes. ebbie Polley leaves glad to be rid of Miss Troy. inda Proch leaves Miss Troy one less smiling benchwarmer. atty Pruiksma leaves for bigger and better places. andra Haney leaves Ann Ryder with all my troubles with Jack Miller. ennifer Ruddock leaves the last child of all large families the secret of getting the teachers to pass you just so they will get you out of their classes. ick Sabo leaves Ron Facin his weight lifting ability in hopes that he can lift more. er Sawyer would leave his tennis playing ability but Roach would rather have his guzzling ability. ally Schafer leaves her migrain headaches to future students of Mrs. Merrill and Mr. Brablc, thanks Mrs. Austin for helping her through them. Ed Sharp leaves Matt Smith and Darrell Hill a couple of guitars and a set of drums so they can reform J.T. Speed. To Tex Beayon his fishing skills. ob Sheridan just leaves. endy Skellie leaves Marcia Cary her old hockey stick so that she can trip people up. iandra Skiffleaves Mr. Bujan some of her land with no strings attached. 'andy Sloan leaves Mrs. Rainer the thought that there are two more Sloans to come yet! isa Somma leaves Becky Jennings a pair of jogging sneakers 'cause tramps like us, baby, we were born to run. ristine Stewart leaves Valerie Nielsen a golf club and Mr. Brooks an orange ball so he can see where she hit it. tacie Strainerleaves DOCTOR Fitzgerald a step ladder in case he ever decides to lower himself to our level and Mr. Holmes fToo Tall Tommyl with one less nonconformist. evin Tefft leaves his mechanical ability to pump gas at Top Gas to anyone who can find it! ary Tuttle leaves all of her unexcused excuses to Debbie Gillis in hopes that they work better for her than they did for Mary. ris Vanderzee leaves J.R. Mangino a pair of skis and a pair of track sneakers so he can keep up with him on and off the mountain. He also leaves Steve Jette his ultimate running ability and his good looks because he needs it. ay VanGuilder leaves his massive biceps to anyone who can find them and the rest of him to Keisha Timms. im Vurraro leaves a canteen and a port-a-pottie to Chuckie Bujan for in between classes. A tape recorder for Mr. Nolder so that he can tape his life story instead of telling it each year. renda Waite leaves Laura and Kuzi her locker and the advice to stay away from Argyle and to stay in Cossayuna. ott Weir leaves Greenwich looking for a pot of gold and Ketter Boyce looking for a drink. lenda White leaves all her beauty to Beth Martin so everyone will stare at her. ily White leaves taking Phil with her. ff Wilbur leaves Roach a clip and Gordie something to break it in with. arb Wilkinson leaves Ed Niles and Lee Derby a book entitled Silly Little Games to insure Dr. Fitzgerald of another year of fun and excitement . laine Williams leaves Cronin 756: so she can wash Jim's car and help the cowardly lion see the light. arianne Woodcockleaves Jay Campbell a 60-minute tape of her best laugh and a book of interesting medical facts and to Craig and Boonie she leaves each a beer mug in hopes that it will give them enough luck to someday win the chug-a-lug contest at the Cellar. ave Woods leaves to write a novel entitled Why Mr. Holmes never made the top 10 in best dressed men. eri Youngjust leaves. odd Zeno leaves his brother Scott his ability to get into trouble and get away with it. 1 PRQPH E The year is 1996 and the Greenwich class of 1981 has gathe ed for its 15th year reunion. BOB NOBLI president of a small, unnamed island in the South Pacific, inharbited by midgets, has allowed us to hold oi reunion there. Thanks, Bob. Former class president, JEFF WILBUR, now owner of Mad magazine, with the help of his faithful air DEBBIE POLLEY, have scoured the world, searching for the surviving members of the class of 198 First contacted was new DJ sensation, Fubar, formerly known as BARB WILKINSON, who h recently replaced Wolfman Jack as the host of the Midnight Special. She will serve as master ceremonies for tonight's event. All is ready and the guests are arriving. Pro golfer, DAVE WOODS, and his constant companion, form Playmate of the Year, LINDA PROCH just entered and hav immediately been swamped by autogra hounds. No, not autograph hounds, its Sheik DON BARTOLIECCI, accompanied by his 37 wives, who h just arrived all the way from Schuylerville. Next to arrive is aspiring rock star, HOWARD GARDEPH who was heard to say that he cancelled his first concert from the moon to attend the reunion. Look, it former photographer for Sports Illustrated, CHRIS BRIGLIN. Chris has recently joined the unemplo ment ranks after forgetting to take off the lens cap and has since put in an application with Humpe Dumpety magazine. What's that in the sky? Oh, it's CHRIS DEGNER in his new space shuttle. He's ju. arrived from Florida, where he is employed by NASA as a space cadet. The medical wonders WJ of or class, Dr. TED LAWRENCE, Dr. LESLIE BATTIS, medical examiner, SALLY SCHAFER, pharmacis TODD ANDERSON, and their team of fine nurses, JULIE ENGLISH, MARY DARROW, PEACHE DAVIS, and MARIANNE WOODCOCK, after many years have finished their extensive testing on forma physics teacher, Mr. Brablc, and are going to announce theiri results ...... they still don't understan him. Watch out everybody, here comes professional mooch, SUSAN NIELSEN. Sue has just made it into th Guiness Book of World Records, after successfully mooching plane fare to get to the reunion. I don believe it! Can it be? Yes, it's zoologist DIANNE PEARSONl Dianne has been living in seclusion sino graduation, studying monkeys. It's not surprising, we all knsiw she was bananas. Former great athletes, KRIS VANDERZEE and PER SAW ER have just arrived. Kris just hasn't bee the same since he hit that tree and Per had to retire when t e only job he could get was ball-chaser Wimbeldon. They now reside at social worker PENNY KRE CHMAR and LISA SOMMA's Home f Over the Hill Jocks, in the booming metropolis, North Gre nwich. Newcomer to the home, GLEN PETTERSON, former hockey goalie for the Montreal Canadi ns, had to retire after trying unsuccessfull to stop a hockey puck with his face. Glenn doesn't have the I he used to, but he's being counselled b TIM AUSTIN and LILY WHITE. Their motto is stay you g and have fun. Just look at their mo successful cases, JOHN JENNINGS and PHIL MURPHY. oth are still celebrating their high schod graduation. , The newest owner of the Top Gas conglomerate, JIM DOUGLAS and his trusty assistant, KEVIH TEFFT, have just arrived. After grossing their first million, they have retired to the golf course and le the running of the company to their capable Q71 secretaries, KNREN KEAYS, SHARON LANGLOIS, ani KAREN DAVIS. We know that they'll run it just like they us d to run the high school office. Good luc guys!! For tonight's entertainment we have, direct from Carnegie Hall, the near great, former Greenwich ban members, LUCINA HUGHES, JENNIFER RUDDOCK, and RANDY FUNG. No Lucina has just left th stage because Jennifer and Randy insist on doing their versi n of dueling saxophones. Radical feminist, STACIE STRAINER is seen now engage in a heated argument with belly-dance KIM VURRARO. Kim is appearing for a limited time only at BRUCE DERBY's new nightclub, the Olde! Station. Bouncers, KEN FACIN and DAVE MULLEN say bus ness is better than it's been in fifteen year And their best customer, BILL DURHAM, totally agrees. BOIB SHERIDAN is seen there many times week, trying to get signatures for his petition to make the Moose Gang an endangered species. Over at th punch bowl, we find Professors ABIGAIL HONEYWELL and: LAURA COREY lecturing DOUG MILI 36 l ER. He still insists that the highlight of his school years was Mrs. Van Driel's study hall. Here comes the calvary? No, it's just GLENDA WHITE, KAREN PERRY, and WENDY BOYCE riving on horseback. What class! But who's this arriving in a hearse? It's funeral home director, LAURA USHING. She didn't make it as a nurses' aid so she decided to help out a few of her former patients. ormer FFA members GLENN CAMPBELL, GEORGE HOUSER, BOB McKERNON, BOB MOY, and LON McKERNON have just arrived from their farm in Kansas. When asked what their latest project was ey replied they are trying to turn their unsold oranges from high school into gasoline. Is there a doctor in the house? High school track stars ELAINE WILLIAMS, PATTY PRUIKSMA, IMY POLLARD, BETH MARTIN, and GIA ROBINSON have just collapsed in exhaustion, after unning all the way from Greenwich, across the world's longest extension bridge, built by RODNEY !IUGHES' construction firm. Cheering them on were Greenwich socialities, ANGELA PUAL, LISA ETTE, and YVETTE MCCORMICK. Obviously they haven't lost their cheering voices since high school. llore athletes from our class are arriving now. The first professional field hockey team has been estab- lshed. Founding members, STACEY MORRISON, TAMI MEEK, and WENDY SKELLIE have just Ihallenged football greats, NICK SABO and DAVID DISQUE to a very sporting competition. The first nnual chair-ripping contest is about to begin. This should bring back memories of the Senior Lounge. lrtist ED SHARP will never take credit for the masterpiece created on those walls. A large jet has just landed outside. ROSEMARIE BRADT, BRENDA WAITE, MARY TUTTLE, and IIEG GRIFFIN have arrived from their mansion, located high in the mountains of Transylvania. Rock groupies, RAY VAN GUIDLER and PETE BIRDSINGER have been following the Rolling Stones nd Foghat these past fifteen years, but decided to attend tonight's festivities when they learned no oncerts were scheduled. Siamese twins, JULIE BELL and MARY PAQUETTE celebrated their twentieth year of friendship by neing joined at the hip. Now taking the spotlight are the newest members of the Not-ready-for-prime-time players, RON IZHASE and BILL KELLER. Their act will never make the Family Hour!! Other class celebritities have gist arrived. Direct from Hollywood, here are gossip columnists SUE HARRINGTON and CHRIS ALMY. orking in the office for Dr. Fitzgerald really got them interested in what everyone else was doing!!! They re seen wearing the latest fashions of designer SANDRA MATTISON. Personal assistants, LAURIE 'ARKER and CHERI YOUNG have worked for her since their days of training at BOCES. Convicted Elon, SANDRA SKIFF, accompanied by her police escort, SCOTT WEIR, has just entered. Sandra, rmer accountant for billionaire CHARLIE McKERNON, was arrested for embezzlement. MIKE DOR- SKI, president of Charlie's computer company, discovered the loss. Quite a change from an ex-Honor llociety member. Race car driver, ERICKA JONES, has just arrived in a screech of tires. Her faithful mechanic TODD EENO and pit crew, members, CHRIS PETTY and SUE BLANCHET always knew her driver ed classes ould take her a long way. The farming Greene brothers, DAVID and FORREST, have successfully purchased the entire town of Easton and have begun perfecting new farming techniques. Many of the members of our graduating class were not able to attend tonight. CHERYL HUFFMAN, 'CRIS STEWART, and COLLEEN MCREYNOLDS decided to go into business together after high school, ind they are now running a day care center for all the children of Greenwich. SANDRA RANEY was not able to attend tonight because she is now employed at Greenwich High as he new Home-ec. teacher. She just couldn't get enough of it when she was a student. DAN CHAMBERS and JAY VANVRANKEN are busy tonight. They are trying to find a shortcut from Breenwich to BOCES because they are now employed as bus drivers. Both agree, after riding it in the past, hat there has to be a better way. Last to arrive is diplomat from Turkey, MEHMET OZKURT. Now that we are all gathered, we take ime to reflect on all the things we did before school was out. He said that . . . in The Incredible Hulk in V i This is one heck of a picnic. The Rockettsn SENIOR PICNIC September 14, 1980 i What a relief Y!! Centerfold Material fl- I I '?'?'? Soda '?'?'? , Is it soup yet? 1 i PRINCIPALS or I. - 'iff TP , Q-3,5 '4' .... 'J' ' I' K-tix N i Dr. Fitzgerald Mr. Ross ' Mr, Briglin BQAR D GP ED UCA T10 IW: m' x ,, x.,,'7 if Mr. Hayes Mr. Simoneau Mrs, Klingebiel AP lf N 9 U in an f,'a 5' w I if v 2 N as + Q n 'U 3 'SQ gov! 'WI 1 CQ I WW Y Q gov T 2122 Il Q' 1 1 Mr. Whalen A858 is ,J xl Mr. Lundberg 1 GUID NCE Mr. Brooks WWW Ca 4 Sf 'S Mrs. Fullerton 5 sl' w T' x, - t . , . nun un . T' r ' 6 B , ll 'A' ' I Y 7 Ra 1 ..... , n. , ug, Qf'..f:2'L ILl Mr. Brablc ...... ...-. Mr. Kuba l . Mrs. Austin SCIENCE Mr. Bowen Mr. Eggleston Mrs. Hoover D I ! ATHEMATIC5 .X , f ,Aff Mrs. M9I'l'ill Mr. Porter Mr. Roods 115 il ll mmm -Y L .1 'J Miss Kirby ' Miss Mechanick xzx.. I Miss Maloney Mr. Ramsey X Mrs. Jilek i B U SI N E 55 M M 5 ELEC TI VE5 Mr. Wells Mr. LaFave Mr, McClay -s-ff A li -Q -tilt -4' '91 mv.. Aww ,.s..q'U w- W1 f Miss Quenelle Dr. Renauld Mrs. Idleman Mr. Bujan Mrs. Rainer Mrs. VanDriel I I I I I I I HEAL I -I Mrs. Shiland Mrs. Bailey I si X X I Laffy r 4 I nj I Mrs. Foelsch Mrs. Hawks Mrs. Lamb I I I I MUS I T Mrs. Migliore 'Tia Dr. Young Mrs. Hrisho IX SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Nestle Mrs. Rymph Q,,,L Mr. Nolder Mr. Morabito Mr. Lomasney Mrs. Boeker Mrs. McQuade Mrs. Paul,' Mrs. Becker Mrs. Harrington LIBRAR Y l ENGLISH Ms. Vega Mrs. Brown Mr. Holmes l 1 . i 'Y 5 l Mrs. Degner Miss Killam 1 Mr. Richmond High School Middle Grade Elementary I 1 CAFE l ERIA l l l l PH YSICA L TRANSPOR TATJON E D U C A TI 0 N Mr. Buckley Mr, Jones Mrs. Dixs Mr. Sloan Miss Troy Mr. Trav I , M.. V. I1 GCS Bus Drivers Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Tra I ART I l l l OFFICE -1 ' x .Q .SJ Mrs. Bungard Mrs. Roberson . Mrs. Osberg Mrs. Brownell Mrs. Wilkinson Mrs. Dewey Mrs. DeMarco l l i lszisgnm TITLE O E TEACHERS F4e'F Miss Robertson, Mrs. Brown 49,25 Q i 1 f I Sl Miss Quenelle ca Mrs. Wood D AIDE5 ,T I Q 1 Q Eli 6 Ri T' ' Q .A-KEN T . Q f Miss Davis 1 Mrs. Ross Mrs. Hotaling v Mrs. Lambert Mrs. Waite SLH AIDE5 Y B. O. C.E.5. 7:41212 -59, Miss Comeau Mrs. Sharp Mr. Latte W I Mr. Claus Miss Gardner Mrs. Rupe I 1 4- 1 +- ss r 1 l ,ss A 4 M Mrs. Houser Mr. Miller I Mr. Terry Y r i CR EDENTIA L5 PROGRA Q xg 'NF 5 f x S if , GRADE ' Mrs. Brown: Row 1: S. Cofransisco, R. Polley, E. O'Mallfay, K. Cronin, R. Gustafson, P. Darrow M. Snell, A. McPhail, L. McDonald. Row 2: R. Thomas,,T. Stover, B. Jennings, J. Campbell, R Zink, T. Meader, D. Hill, S. Fronhofer, D. Kelly, H. qsitos, D. Flynn. Row 3: N. Mason, J Schroeder, M. Cary, A. Barnes, J. Ross, S. Sprague, G. l eck, R. Dewey. i Mr. Nestle: Row 1: R. Green, R. Bain, D. Billings, M. Sabo, M. Craft, E. Fronhofer, S. Bulger, C Clayton. Row 2: S. Imhof, A. Traver, G. DeFoe, R. Hewitt, E. Thingvold, P. Riley, B. McMurray Row 3: D. Spigner, J.R. Mangino, T. Cushing, K. Perry, M. Doriski, K. Karp, B. Storms. l yi Ms. Vega: Row 1: S. Patrick, C. Honeywell, N. Davidsen, J. McMorris, D. Lundberg, C. Taylor, M. Biggie, P. Spezio. Row 2: B. Crozier, P. Foelsch, K. Timms, C. Robertson. Row 3: P. Harrington, M. Donahue, S. Jette, R. Wheeler, E. McConnell, A. Ryder, D. Reynolds, T. Cossey, T. Goodling. Mrs. Austin: Row 1: M. Davis, M. Griffin, C. Baker, S. Nickoloff, F. Greene. Row 2: T. Zeno, M Woodcock, G. Cristaldi, L. Derby, T. Holcomb, L. McDonald, D. Farrar. Row 3: B. Waite, B Brown, P. Worthington, W. Norton, J. Andrew, L. Lacy, B. Kuzmich. l l GRADE ' J' rl Mr. Nolder: Row 1: D. Cristaldi, S. Waite, R. Beayon Almy, T. Tulloch, J. Murphy, S. Peluso, B. Harsha. Row 2: M. Davis, T. Somma, K. Towne, J. .Row 3: S. Skaarup, A. McVicker, J. Polchowski, A. Blackmer, H. O'Keefe, K. Brown, G. S. Jamieson. Row 4: S. Greaves, S. Rymph, D. Woelfersheim, R. Murrey, B. Lawrence, Barnes, J. Claus, B. Duchaine. Miss Maloney: Row 1: E. Brooks, B. Nolan, B. Jennings, S. Monroe, L. Dixson, H. Skellie, C. Blake, C. Gillis. Row 2: R. VanGuilder, M. Townsend, D. Aldous, A. Spigner, L. Proch, W. Schneider. Row 3: T. Hebert, A. Beadle, K. Degner, R. Eastman, M. Olcott, G. Grimes. Mr. Holmes: Row 1: L. Critelli, S. Godfrey, S. Corey, C. Medick, S. Worthington, R. LaFave, H. Meek, A. Snell, D. Birdsinger. Row 2: C. Herrick, B. Linnett, K. Boyce, E. Galusha, S. Bardwell, A. Patterson, S. Miner, D. Aubin. Row 3: R. Sheridan, T. Brownell, L. Ives, K. Faile, D. Rice, K. Karp, R. Moy, M. Traver. Mr. Ramsey: Row 1: K. Brown, K. Murphy, K. Coffin, K. Medick, E. Davis, M. Stewart, S. Bain. Row 2: S. Perkins, T. Henderson, S. Stewart, R. Facin, T. Becker, S. Matyka, K. Mosher, C. Davis. Row 3: M. Sloan, L. Osberg, B. Johnson, M. VanShaick, M. Norton, C. Tracy, L. Reiszel, N. Nestle. GRADE Mrs. Degner: Row 1: L. Murphy, K. Larmon, C C. Pfeiffer, L. Biggie. Row 2: D O'Keefe, J. Thompson, D. Gilbert, C. Meek, T. C. Waite, J. Patterson, H Hilyard. Row 3: R. Harrington, D. Freebern, D. A. Somma, D. Baker, T. Quarters, E Searles, T. Anderson. Row 4: L. Karlson, B. M. Kuebler, B. Young, T. Briglin, T Williams, T. Bain, J. Riley. , ,. . .. Wil.. Mr. Eggleston: Row 1: S. Bedard, T. Dewey, C. B. Simmons, L. Jamie- son, B. Birdsinger, E. Sloan, S. Wilbur, M. Holmes. 2: B. Perkins, P. Butler, C. Bailey, J. Adams, E. Saunders, R. Cronin, S. Grimes? L. Ellis, C. Hayes. Row 3: M. Trumble, K. Campbell, R. McKernon, M. Quarters, C. Taylor, C. Pigeon, M. Mastrangelo, T. Spiezio. 1 56 l Mr. Lomasney: Row 1: A. Woodward, T. Willis, P. Ropitzky, K. Hoffman, R. Spiezio, A. Bailey, L. Skiff, R. Crofoot, J. Donohue. Row 2: G. Kuzmich, B. Lynch, J. Mills, M. Timms, R. Bullard, J. Kelly, K. Olcott. Row 3: P. Skellie, F. Owens, G. Sebast, J. Simoneau, S. Gillis, C. Weir, S. Zeno, K. Peregrim. Mr. Roods: Row 1: M. Wright, C. Houser, R. Ramsden, D. Cameron, S. McClay, C. Harris, C. Booth G. O'Donnell, A. Thompson, T. McKernon. Row 2: B. Muller, L. Bailey, L. Lamb, L. Guile, S Hemming, P. Culbertson, R. Parker, S. Bentley, B. Steindl. Row 3: C. Jones, C. Waite, D. Smith, J Perry, C. Scott, P. Alexander, B. English, T. Williams. GRADE Mr. Kuba: Row 1: B. Stewart, L. Somma, S. Hanson, B. Butler, D. Sherin. Row 2: A. Wolfersheim, D. Langlois, D. Fox, L. Montemurro, D. Pemrick, M. Drew. Row 3: M. Walsh, D. Grimes, J. Darrow, C. Baker, W. Patrick, N. Mhrci. Miss Killam: Row 1: L. Greene, M. Steindl, D. Curtis, C. Fisher. Row 2: J. Pushee, S. Perkins, J. H. Brockway, A. Cushing, J. Bengle, C R. Denaker, D. Noble, A. Wheeler Row 3: D. Holcomb, R. Andrew, M. Saddlemire, Ci Lundberg, R. Traver, K. Claus. 58 i 1 F5 lil? Mrs Rymph Rowl T G1ll1s D Rlvenburg J Boyce J Crlstaldl S Davis K Blake C Thompson Row2 T Larmon V Batty T Freeburn J Martm T Kellogg M Slmoneau Row 3 T Sprague T Weatherwax A Cahen C Hamllton W Alclrlch C Nlckoloff MISS Kirby Rowl L Balley H Staines K Towne T Almy D Culbertson K Bell Row2 H Nlles A Rudlnger E Carknard L Kapas B LeBarron B Sklff Row3 K Perkins J Bozony D Matyka L Kersey C DeCarlo A Erbe r L 1 ,1 X - - 1 ' rf it ' . E I-N l , , K - '.. ,, . v X K, ,s- -A A rl . x X b .. f gh, , v'f ' 7 O r I q, ll l A , r 'lx - h ' --' 1, yn V ' . Mil .. .41 , if ' 'T , . if . - v ' .. Orc . 3 Q N 'f J f 1 g Q Y I .-. ,. W 4 u I ' A ' ' . I I . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . I . , . , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . , . , . , . . . N, -.Q ' ' i , 'S ' - -.1 9 V' T ' up I . T - K-I - ' ,av - V 4 we ' A -Q l I , 5 Q - . 1 P X v ' 4 I I . I I . , . , . , . , . , . . I . ., . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . . l 1 Mrs. Idleman: Row 1: S. Grimes, M. Blair, M. B. Foelsch. Row 2: D. Langlois, B. Osberg, T. Polley, R. Tuttle, J. Bain, J. Wilson, J. Richmond, S. Greene, S. GRADE Y gn'3a Smith, T. Clayton, S. Stevens, S. N. Kalme, A. Donaldson. Row 3: J. T. McMurray. 5' -if T-.'E I .,,, 5. , f i sa. X. Miss Mechanick: Row 1: J. Paul K. McPhail M Paprocki E Rogers M Snell Row2 H Holcomb V McLean D Brownell B Bailey Row 3 B Sanders A W Grimes, K. Grimes, K. Coffin, A. Eichstadt. - l I R. Wheeler, J. Donaldson, A Hughes, M. Bain, R. Daniello, L A. Fitch, S. Spigner, C. Ives, J 2' Mr Morablto Row 1 D Estramonte K Karp L Corey R Thomas B Klrk G Perry G Barnes Row 2 D McPha1l S Fltzgerald J Meslck H Hams L Johnson N Darrow M Owens J Ms Quenelle Row 1 J Patrlck T Anderson T Brophy D Grlffln J Tracy R McKernon R Hemmmg Row2 W Larmon M Sloan P Curtls A Taylor R Norton E Hanson M Cllfford K Mlddlebrook Row3 J Dewey K Huffman T Herrlck T Barnes M Dennlson B Llndsay E Karlson J Roblnson 4 .B-. . 141 'L 1 ' A ' . , Q . Ki, . S K A 5 Q 1 . Davis. Row 3: H. Sanclers, M. Meyyers, C. Watklns, M. Whalen, D. Waite, R. DuFrain. .J I ar- -' N ll ' Ill I x ,A SNA 34 I 2 Mrs. Hoover: Row 1: C. Bodenstab, S. Godfrey, J. OWCIJS, B. Kretclimer, G. Nolan, J. Snell, B. J. Hebert, S. Ryder. Row 2: D. Rymph, C. Litch, J. Lundberg, B. Splezio, L. Towns, A. Cahen, P. McReynolds, M. Sabo. Row 3: D. Grimes, D. Brochu, P. LeBarron, R. Breason, J. Roney, B. Lacy. Mr. Richmond: Row 1: M. Beebe, D. Willis, L. Armstrong, S. LaFave, A. Cristaldi, B. Zink, L. Gillis, T. Simmons. Row 2: C. Biggie, J. Andrews, A. Degner, R. Henderson, J. Morrison, B. Gay, L. Reeve, B. Polchowski. Row 3: A. Thingvold, T. Oweni, S. Quarters, K. Kelly, B. O'Donnell, K. Eastman, S. Gillis, K. Miller. l 015151 CER5 -LY' -A 4, 1 do 5 ual. V, , R I , 1 X 1 y. ELEVENTH TWELFTH Chris, A ril Elain , Erin Stacey, Laura, Wendy, Jeff p ' e f 4.4 V- '::r. '11,--, ,' xc -' . -4 ..1iV'1' we i :LN S' ' A ,fm , .w,.T,A. X i in 'Hi 435.:fkf?fw, T . :L V -AW'-'4 3' ..1 , ' ' YM, 'zfiifiil 1' f '.L:g,',:34:jE: 3 NP , i v i -X V yi ,.QL:.-1 ,2f .,,,' h' 3 P I 1 ' A, i, f wfr 'V ?'f'.fl. , ' 4 N ' ' P ' 4' -mf. . .. 3 M-.-4. V ' , .V , H W , I 1,411 ,.,.lU'C4 'rf' fa, i . I TENTH NINTH Mickki, Linda, Susan, Shawn Joe, Todd, Lisa, Tim EIGHTH SEVENTH Margaret, Heather, Dave, Sue Joel, Margo, Rob, Tom ILEMWNF-RY GRADE Mr. Worthington: Row 1: E. Gillis, G. Armstrong, T. Waite, J. Wells, T. Loy, T. Petteys, K. Wilbur. Row 3: A. Goodman, J. C. Schneible. 0. 1 l ,,,,,.-. ? -T' -W A, R. Dodge, M. Harris, A. Fox. Row 2: R Schafer, E. Lynch, L. Heineman, S E. Lundberg, M. Galusha, C. Thingvold l Mrs. Kruger: Row 1: B. Miller, B. English, S. Mann, Watkins, J. Whalen, M. Woodcock, D. Thomas, C. Bonenfant. Row 2: T. Jordan, M. Staines, . Patten, P. Felt, J. Wilbur, B. Jennings, W. McDonald, J. Nichols, K. Boatman, B. Denaker. Rowl3: P. Parker, P. Cowen, A. McFarland, T. Braymer, M. Anuszewski, E. Mosher, A. Hughes, C. Slfellie. 1 l r I ee , Ms. Moynan: Row 1: J. Reiszel, E. Sullivan, A. Kalme, M. Rymph, K. Gannon, C. Barnes, J. Marci, T. McLean. Row 2: S. Petteys, S. Freebern, K. Greene, J. McMorris, J. Stewart, R. Rivenburgh, D. Simmons, K. Mangino. Row 3: S. Ellis, C. Matyka, M. Brooks, K. Darrow, P. Baker, K. Mosher, J. Gillis, S. McKernon, J. Davis. Xl -v Mr. Simpson: Row 1: E. Bowen, M. Holcomb, J. Kapas, K. Brown, S. Elgin, H. Gillis. Row 2: J. Murphy, D. Barber, R. Stiles, S. Grimes, N. Kapper, C. Osberg, R. Mann, T. Saunders, P. Middlebrook. Row 3: P. Scanlon, V. Bentley, C. Coulter, N. Friend, C. Cronin, H. MacNei1, S. Fisher, C. Smith, S. Taylor. 1 I l GRADE ' Mr. Pemrick: Row 1: Buck the Wonder Dog, R. Willlette, W. Fish, C. Karlson, C. Johnson, G Skiff, D. Grimes, B. Brownell, Row 2: K. Williams, T. Dennison, J. Somma, B. Griffin, S Darrow, C. Tracy, J. Culbertson, K. Howe, H. Willis, Harsha. Row 3: M. Sanders, L. Smith, C Robinson, M. Eads, W. Huffman, V. VanWie, S. Stalrteri, K. Sheridan. l 'H Mrs. Brown: Row 1: E. O'Malley, D. Raney, P. Fitch, Hughes, M. Cushing, L. Reeve, E. Kelly. Row 2: L. Hunt, C. Walther, M. Darrow, T. McPhail, . Brochu, A. Owens, J. Ellis, J. Evans, B. Cahen. Row 3: P. Veach, B. Linett, S. Linett, H. Mull n, K. Wright, M. Fitzgerald, V. Coon, S. Lawler. 1 I I I l l l w Mrs. Booth: Row 1: G. Davidsen, J. Phinney, D. Bailey, E. MacNeil, M. Whitehouse, R. Buell, P. St.John. Row 2: K. Perkins, S. Thomas, C. Simoneau, K. Huntington, D. Lundberg, D. Eldredge, D. Boyce, S. Brownell, C. Hopkins, R. Ramsden. Row 3: T. Kirk, C. Baker, D. Simon, J. Andrews, H. Drost, E. Miller, E. Biggie, S. Patterson. Absent: E. DeCarlo, R. Young, P. Woodward. Mrs. Hanley: Row 1: A. Gagner, T. Carroll, S. Greene, L. Davis, J. Becker, J. Eads, R. Johnson D. Dulmer. Row 2: S. Godfrey, J. Carroll, A. LaFave, A. Donohue, T. Gardephe, S. Battis, J Hilyard, J. Corey, A. Freebern. Row 3: T. Hughes, K. Stewart, T. Roberson, S. Billings, J Dessingue, D. LeBarron, C. Derby, E. Briggs, I. Saddlemire. I l GRADE Mr. Sheffield: Row 1: T. Watkins, M. Aldrich, B Evans, J. Estramonte. Row 2: S. McReynolds, A. Knapp, S. Perry, S. Henderson, H. Raney, C. Hoffman Stewart, C. Bouchard, J. McFarland, J. Ashcroft, L. J. Data, M. Havens, R. Johnson, B. Ducale, J. Winegar, M. Larmon, C. Row 3: E. Walsh, M. Cristaldi, J. Taft, R. E. McLean. Mrs. Aldous: Row 1: M. Hughes, N. Harrington, T. Kapper. Row 2: H. Gunther, E. Bonenfant, J. Brown Brockway, M. Taylor, P. Phalen, C. Bengle. Row 3: S. Brownell, C. Smith, J. Huffman, P. Lainder, K. , G. Cowen, M. Grimes, T. Saunders, B. Wilbur, S. Lamb, K. Klingebiel, M. S. Moy, R. Denton, M. Waite, C. w l l I 1 4 I Mrs Rleger Row 1 W Rrvenburg R Zlnk C Wells N Crlstaldl A Boatman M Bell B Coulter Row 2 J Klmball A SPICZIO C Wlllette B Walthers J Becker J Mlller I Aldous M Talmadge J Pemrlck B Goodman Row3 D Barber S Ward A Pangmon J Burrows W Aubm H Lyttle C Burns K LaBombard A Scott T Anderson x1 'Q'- Mrs Moy Row 1 R Backus J Scott S Kelly K Karp D Ryder C Bullard Row 2 D Rapp K Talmadge K Brown S Quarters S Powell H Jones A Carroll J Cllfford M Somma Row 3 T Veach C Armstrong BJ Roe M Cronm D Schnerble J Mlller S Waldbllllg S Stiles J Wells . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . 2 . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . . n., .' I ' H K4 - '.-1 .. -J ' ,' u , X' 1 - . M l M x V 1 , . S' f.. l 4 ,X ik we 1' tb tts i PQ-X ' l 1'- 'I LQ A as-6 , 1-.uf v ,' Y Y .ll V ' A N . : : . ,. , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . ,. , . . : . , . , .. , . , . , . , . , . I 1 1 I I l l P GRADE Miss Hatfield: Row 1: G. Gilchrist, P. Darrow, S. S. Spiezio, M. Chambers, G. Denaker. Row 2: B. Moy, M. Cary, P. Boyce, C. Becker, L. Seacord, S. Stiles, A. Perkins, J. Fifield, K. Brown. Row 3: A. Stevens, M. Nolder, M. Billings, J. Drost, T. Skiff, M. Palmer, D. Noble, D. Simoneau, A. Hughes. l Buck, E. Ward, M. Elsworth, Ramsey, JI. Robersonl C. White. Row 3: S. Perkins, P. Skiff, T. Perry, A. Rymbh, S. Pattee, B. Baker, K. Walthers, J. Wilbur, C. Granger. I 1 4 Mrs. Scott: Row 1: T. Wolff, C. Wright, R. Thomas, K. Ward, J. Aldrich, D. Rodriguez, A. Erbe Royv 2: D. Briggs, D. Clements, R. Johnson, R. Young, J. Anderson, G. Warner, B. Knight, S Spxezio, S. Bowles. Row 3: B. Waldbillig, D. Blair, N. Waite, S. Denton, S. Gilman, D. Barnes, M Mohan. Mrs. Brundige: Row 1: J. Thomas, J. Fifield, G. Stoddard. Row 2: E. Becker, K. Billings,B. Briggs, J. Hunt, M. Labas, J. McClay, S. Rymph, S. Bardwell, J. Williams, A. Hanson. Row 3: J. Bearegard, D. Aldrich, J. Kirk, M. Talmadge, H. Kalme, M. Anuszewski, N. Faile, D. Ciccarone. I in l WGRA DE l l Mrs. Grogan: Row 1: S. Jennings, D. Culbertson, D. cDonald. Row 2: T. Weatherwax, K Thygesen, D. Blair, K. Gannon, A. Lyons, C. Stewart, , . Kimball, A. Mosher, T. Wilbur, K Bass. Row 3: J. Macher, D. Klingebiel, C. Howard, J. Perry, C. Fryer, K. Van Wie, S. Thompson K. Vurraro. , l l Mrs. Stutz: Row 1: K. Andrew, P. Johnson, L. Darrow, K. Mosso, C. Burch, L. Fish, R. Scott, B. Wilbur, S. Warner, C. Talmadge. Row 2: A. White, J. Spear, S. Bain, T. Keller, S. Marci, C. Pokhowski, F. Woodard, T. Middlebrook, K. Flynn. Absent: E. Whitehouse. l l l l 4 74 w Mrs. Pattee: Row 1: S. Waite, A. Fitzgerald, R. Tucker, K. Stewart, C. Coulter, J. Keeler, D. Brownell, D. Brownell, K. Barnes. Row 2: C. Wilcox, M. Booth, L. Paprocki, B. Baker, R. Horner, S. Lyttle, W. LaBombard, A. Burns, K. Brown, E. Mullen, K. Lindheimer. W f AA Mrs. Strainer: Row 1: L. Almy, L. Osberg, K. Idleman, M. Howard, M. Cook, C. Bungard, A. Johnson, S. Knapp, A. Stevens, K. Hamilton, K. Hopkins. Row 2: B. Kessler, D. Wilbur, B. Reeve, K. Sprague, S. Herrington, J. Beauregard, A. Sparks, J. Carrow, J. Scanlon. GRADE Mimi! Mrs. Macwan: Row 1: T. Noble, S. Powell, C. DeCarlo. Row 2: M. Seacord, D. White, R. Gilman, L. M. Powell, K. Dixon. Row 3: T. Guard, J. Smilak, P. ohnson, A. Lundberg, A. Burr, M T. Burch, H. Brownell, R. Crofoot R. Sloan, S. French, B. Wells. Mrs. Thomas: Row 1: D. Gillis, J. Parker, G. Brown, K. McPhail, T. Huntington, S. Morrison, S. Fitzgerald, T. Williams. Row 2: M. Ward, K. Dumas, Clifford, M. Rodriquez, N. Labas, J. Dennison, R. Billings, S. McQuade, D. Patten. Row J. Spear, T. Smith, A. Williams, S. Petteys. Absent: P. Wilbur. MISS WIISOH Row 1 Y Perry A Gutasy T Jacobson B Peckham B Cullen B Porter S Montemurro Row 2 K DeCarlo S Almy T Seacord D Brophy L Coffm T Bassett M Yarbrough T Llndhelmer A Tucker Row 3 J Hughes H Palmer J Shlelds A SPICZO D CICCHTOUC T Bouchard M McPha1l E Schlelcher Absent K Burger Mlss DBVIS Row 1 J Wolff V Hughes D Quackenbush B Godfrey B Kuzmlch T Helmlg B Kmght Row 2 P Bllllngs D Drost N Kelley H Buck E Curtis J Ward T Barnes A Howard S Armstrong Row 3 D Elsworth D Mosher P Backus J Gllman W Taft N Kalme S Jennlngs Absent C Blnette . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . . . . , . , . , . , , . , . , . . . . . , rl .. .- 5. - l . . 4. A V! 1 -Y .Y, , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . . . . , . , . , . , . , , . . . . . I I I I I I Mrs. Winslow AM Kindergarten: Row 1: T. Archamheault, T. Elsworth, B. Faile, J. Williams, T Bruneau, B. Beecroft, I. Patterson, S. Ashton. Row 2: M. Estramonte, S. Worthington, J. Kersey E. Brown, T. Miller, S. Lamb, K. LeBarron, J. Shields. Row 3: C. Waite, J. Scott, C. Neshitt, J Pederson, T. Keeler, M. Grimes, A. Darrow, E. Aubin. Piigigii, ixeiiyjfwiibhr, si. Mc5lQ,'15f La'adQff'1ib'JEslf A1'12ZQfH2f,'i3.' nelldllif 655532151511 King, E. Aldrich, S. Buell, R. Sherwood, J. Perkins. 1 I I Mrs Wxlbur AM Kmdergarten Row 1 D Drost J Elsworth R Pernad R Taylor B Yurshak K Thomas J Hooey T Hornor Row 2 B Squlres M Green R Fox S Roberts C Burch T Nolder C Londy J Brown C Rogers Row 3 B Chaplln J Baker D Morse J Wever R Roethke E Welk Absent J Anuszewskx A Cary H Zeno Mrs Wllbur PM Kmdergarten Row 1 S Welzanuk J Bolduc K Bell J Perklns I Gunther J Nolan H McDonald Row2 R Barnes H Manney M LaFounta1n T Boatman K Scanlon F Church B Cronm C Kuzmlch R ODonnell R Hartwell Row 3 T Sherwood J Pattee J Hemmmg B Buell D Idleman K Bam M Weatherwax Absent T Burch J Mosley . : :. 3. ,. ,. ,. , ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. , ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. , ,.. :. ,, ,.. . : :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . , ' ,. ,. ,. ,. . .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. . E . I ! ! ! 1 ! ! ! ! I ! ! 5 Turn up the heat!!! ! I X 1 I ! Get down and boogie! ! S 7'-I I CTI T 'f'g WW QQ! 'wi gf 1 'W 31 ww' IAVV ,wylmi fnqf I 1 V,-' A 4f-,-- W1 'L' -Y , A 'f r 'V 6150 'y W' ,,'Yf'.f-:-vi-:?ii:M':: Wm M ' , 1 f y . 1 ff ' my N-- Wflfwlfwi, 1 1'fr',k I gi-,YA ,,A, . , V M I , A STUDENT C UNCIL CLUB CO NCIL Beats washing cows!! an on't talk to me hat way! ,ff Even teachers work! 351 l, wi ,, r--4 Af 3 New Inductees Bromley slide .11 Munch Out!!! , X V Guess who's Charles Atlas'?!? NATIONAL 5 HONOR SOCIETY Q' 'z 5 x 7 B The National Honor Society started its new year by electing officers: President-Jim Douglasg Vice President-Glenn Pet- tersong Secretary-Sandra Skiffg Treasurer-Chris Degnerg and Tutorial Chairperson-Wendy Skel- lie. Ted Lawrence joined us in September. He was pre- viously a member of the Warrensburg chapter. We had a car wash at Carmody Ford's to raise money for our trip to the Alpine Slide at Bromley. After much controver- sy, our 25th annual induc- tion ceremony was held on November 21 at 6:30 PM at the Methodist Church. Our guest speakers were Sally Gifford Filion, a member of 1957 charter chapter, and Mr. James Briglin. Reverend Cass Gilbert offered the invoca- tion and benediction. Four seniors and fourteen juniors were inducted, joining the thirteen pre- vious members. After the ceremony, an Italian ban- quet was served to the new inductees, their parents, and guests. All members of the soci- ety participate in the tuto- rial program. 25th ANNIVERSAR Y fd C Jyby has Harfl Ayn! LL lu Greenwlch Hn h ,'f , l ll DRAMA CLUB THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER in I 1 PPA The Greenwich FFA is an organization of agricult were successful in many FFA activities this past year first in the state, and our Farm Forum and Extempo state. The Horse Judging team was the best in the sta place at Delhi Judging Tour. Our FFA Farmland at t is looking forward to being equally successful in the l . re students We partic1pated and ll . . Our chapter meeting team placed aneous speaker placed 2nd in the Tie, and in dairy judging we won 4th lie County Fair was very successful, and more than 10,000 people went through. We sold 1,0 00 cases of citrus fruit. Our chapter coming year. u l i I Tm l l l r I I K if JL., 25 J AFS pated in the Summer Abroad program and travelled Honduras as an exchange student for the year. rear. Abigail Honeywell partici- The Greenwich chapter of the AFS is in its 15th 3 to Norway. Peter Simoneau is in Mehmet OzKurt is our foreign exchange student from Turkey. Activities for the Degner's, a party at the Rymph's, and a concert g Club in February. i year included a picnic at the lven by the Union College Glee 'NJ' ,..- ,E , .bv f 'fe 'za fra? iff' t M dx X F1 5 1 ' ' A 1 r l I I 2 , H 9 am 3 Pm MEHME T PROM TURKEY This year in Greenwich has been full of exper- iences for me. When I first came to United States I found myself in the middle of a different life. I tried to fit in with this new kind of life with the help of my family. I have learned a lot about everything. I gained a lot of experiences which will be very useful to me in planning my future life. I was really happy to make friends here. I want to thank all of my friends for their help and friendship. I also want to thank my family. They gave me a lot of love and helped me with all of my problems and showed me how to solve them. I hope to see some of you in the future. Ne Motlv Turkum Diyenef' Mehmet Ozkurt 5 TO.P. CROSS Co UNTRY SKI CL UB . K 1, 1 L DOWNHILL 5 I CLUB VARSITY CL UB L 1 -- 4 + G0 IfWtche K X SPCR T5 CLUB S ACTIVI 1 , 'E' A H. 'YL ,mv , WA Nw 'W . mf, YLIES W ,- x 1 If ' ,, H ' M 1 1 pf' A Qj, V .. Lf Egg '- ,,5, m4fg,: N , 'wap pm- V f pf f , .. , . ,,,, . ,,,,,, , M ,,M,, W,.,w , m ,w -s - I W 'Q-ix 5516 4' - 9 ul' 45 X: X50 XE auf 'pow 'Saw ff H ' A W H ix M W K A H ' Wif i Qs? ! I XE . -. J 1 .. .. . , 4 uw-.. , , ', ' N M 1 ,Nl if . 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More Cuban refugees! I . 7 'Y I! 1 xg X' X 'W 1 ,W '. K+ I . .H , gk - M. f Row 1: L. Murphy, L. Dixon, S. Corey, L. Jamieson, B. Nolan, K. Murphy. Row 2: K. Medick, E. Saunders, L. Bailey, C. Meek, B. Lawrence. Row 3: A. Snell, S. Hemming, S. Worthington, M. Davis, L. Davis, E. Brooks, C. Ives. Coach: Miss Quenelle. Missing: K. Vurraro. f V FIELD HQCKEY Record 9-1-2 Cherly Tiegs, eat your heart out! '-it Q. If ,fx - ,. 1 ll r! '5- i U 1 ' K. 2 '1 'f 0 1, - .4 If I could just get my stick around her ankle . . . Come on y'all, give it a whirl! No Elaine, you can't hit 'em over the head. Section 2 Class D Champs CROSS CDU TRY - 'V U3 1. .nfifif F-f fr XSL. ,..k. T. A sr Q A WA Q .5 S4 . 5. ave-'9..f 'N il' ' Q Sm AQ. ,.k, gg, , MQ, -, J 1 A Y! . 9 M. .WA . . .Q af And Girls Wasaren League Champs 104 ' on .. f- 'e, -. Y , 'iiii ' 'Elf' U My X . K I -. . gt: '. Q 'v . 1 y-. 1x L 4. 5 2 3 I' Q K rf' ,1. V, C r S' .- 'ff-Je ' Ri b. . , Mk 1 .H W, 'iff ii uf' qegvw' My W ,,1 Y 9? 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X ' ' XJ XS s CHEERLEADERS 'A Sitting: Y. McCormick, L Perry . i ,'- ' .-- A v .H -4 C I f ' Q., .,.,-...suv 1 es r r Q W-.. .............,- A 'r' A ' lllllllllll Q? llllll' Ronnie And Maryellen -tal if ui-1 .-dfii' M Karen 'Hb Karla Yi Cheryl Cathy 511060 Q .., A L51 ER S1 BOYS TRACK Boys Track Undefeated 5 t Years 48-0 -wa i 1 I -'L ' . v,F?,,M-fr-. .44 Ni 21 X, W jfg.gjgrfj 'Q N . q2Y'f'5 K -',-...Mg v 4-.-f ' ' . ' ., wi , 'H+ w:1 'fw Q . 3' S - f :: 5l55'i . gms V fy. 5',S41:,j , Ei 4 .k, , R Q ' . R 121- Q X-xg?'g ..-- A A' .. ...Jw -..' W' . Q LL- .--A 'Wifi' fix L+-L ls.. .nl- Girls Track Record 9-1 GIRL5 TRACK H N x 7' an Ili K4-I We M111 -1, f x VARSITY BA5EBALL Record 7-7 116 --:rn . : qf f ' N' 7 , L jr L f'.-.1-:ff -'Q A , .l R- K q i, .,. gg.. . x .,x , . . V 'f' ' A 1 '- ,. gc ig-ff. ,kg ..- ' - ,x 0 . 4' ' q j is-5 ff . '51 U' . ,, V, - ' iv fW-:gent 2 ' '.1, x .-4. - -. , wx ,.m,f:r ,, H -1 --1 .Q 4- , N 3 B, !' f - I 'su...wp. P' .H ki u 1' BHEEWW ' Q WLENIIQQ ' ' V 4,4 iwiwylfg JV BASEBALL - RE ORD Z-10 - Q.- Hx. ...nw M 1 q ' 4 '- 1 , f 44 '2 ' I Gt? A 'M X? Q yssk.,-.,,,. PQQQXNQ-f7f'Q.'.i '92 --AL Un 7 Ooooooh! ?iifA1Yi8-fag-ag .5 ,5,j5lQ4Q,5,.,,:5,.. Oh my 80811, he dldH't!! XS- . x Sfkflficffa? N ,A ,' K fl 'gf -J' F'--'H771 H, u ' 'Q 3 up l , A - 'ff ffffifzf..-..fi,s'w s . , , Sf- 43. - W- c ' f. '.' ,WH ,fffmi-f' ..-zswg X UH- xy54,,5x-,qsgi 413:31 xl Av Q 2, ffiftfi - 5. 555, lr:x! ,w,'3,f, ,,,,-'-5 . i -U ,R Q: - , f,,g1f6-3---,2?.'fT',w. . A' ' 1 4251 'Y Kgfu. -V + M xi-N' Pucker up! This bench is comfortable. Watch out, I'm mad now! Y W 1' v VARSITY SO BALL ' All dressed up but nowhere to go! Coach Troy Coming Home! M , wt.-sum? ,L rr ' , Bound and Determined Two outs, bases 1980 Section II Softball Champs League Record Won Lost 12 2 Overall 15 2 Not another lucky blooper ine! 10 2 Coach ' Vega f. HQFTBALL I TENNIS LEAGUE MEET CHAMPS RECORD f ' 8-3 1 , I WHY gi .n if ,, A ,Jew Jn. I y M 1? X 4 M A' A '12 A i 1 4' lil Rf I 'gg n J HMS' f'5IJ!s' 7 5 Juliet? R0me0'?? 1-Q v., an QQ . ws'- 1' , ,sf , -. ovf' 1 s 1 . ,- Have we got a prayer? I know I can make it. LN MOMMYQ Gotcha! 5 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Christine Elizabeth Almy Almer Fudd, Almo, Greaser, Alpo 7127163 Service Club-3,45 Speakers Clubg Prom Committee-3, Bloodmobile, S.T.O.P. One more time and your a dead man. Todd Bradley Anderson 7130163 Baseball-33 Track-3 Timothy John Austin Elton 8122163 Pamela Bailey Pam 7116162 Home Ec. Club-1,2,3g Yearbook Club-3, Corporation Vice Pres.-3, Pres.-4, Hero Club-3,4g Bloodmobile-2, Prom Com- mittee-3, B.O.C.E.S.-3,4 Don Bartolucci Donnie B. 4116163 Track-1,2,3,4g Cross Country-1,2,3,4g Indoor Track-2,4 You Bet Leslie Jeanne Battis Les 6121163 Drama Club-13 Track-15 Cross Country- 1g Ski Club-1,43 Sports Club-1,29 Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus-1,2,3,4 Don't call me Lez Julie Anna Bell Jingle, Annabell 4127163 A.F.S.-3g F.F.A.-4 Michael Booth Bubba 313162 F.B.L.A.-District 5 Pres.- 3, Student Council-Vice Pres. 3, F.F.A.-3g Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Baseball, J.V. and Varsity Basketball I'd do anything once, maybe twice Peter James Birdsinger 7120163 Football-1,3,4, B.O.C.E.S.-3,4 Long Live Rock Wendy Lu Boyce LuLu 8127163 FFA-1,2,3,4g J.V. Basketball-2g J.V. Baseball, Field Hockey-35 Varsity Bas- ketball-3,4g Drama Club-1,2,3g S.T.O.P.-33 Prom Committee-3, Prom o Court-3, State FFA H Team-4 Christopher M. Briglin CB, Brig 11118163 Cross Country-1,2,3,4g I 1,25 Basketball-35 Outdoor 1,2,3,4g Baseball-13 A.F.S. rse J udging ndoor Track- rack- -3,4g N tional Honor Society-3,45 Drama Club- ' The v Man Who Came to Dinner-35 Ski Club- 1,2,3g S.T.O.P.-35 Varsity Clu -2,3,4g Prom Committee-35 Prom C urt-33 Photography Club-4, Presidential Classroom Band- ,2,3,4g for oung Americans-3, Yearbook-45 Stag band- 1,2g Washington County Music F stival The only way out is always th ough Susan Ann Blanchet 115163 Glenn Campbell 3130162 FFA-1,2,3,4g Vice Pres.-45 Track-3,4g Club Council-4 That's Incredible Daniel S. Chambers Dan 10128162 Ron Chase Ronald McDairy King 11126163 Ski Club-1,2,3,4 Don't take life too seriousfy, you don't get out alive anyway Laura Allen Corey Lo, Daisy 4129163 Class Secretary-1,2,3,4, National Honor Society-3,45 Drama Clu Hoo-1, Oklahoma-2, Th Yoo- b-1,2,3g e Man Who Came to Dinnerf3g Field Hockey-2,35 Track-1,3,4g Basketball-2,4g A.F. .-3,43 Prom Committee-33 Prom Qu en-3g Yearbook Club-2,3,4-Editor, l,2,3,4g Chorus-1,2,3,4g and- S.T.O.P-25 Bloodmobile-3, History Club-3,4 Lucina, you're being obvious , y'all! Mary Jane Darrow Dimples, Puptent, Moose 4114163 Home Ec. Club-3,45 Prom Yearbook Club-45 Service Hey Baby Love is th the heart Laura Jeanne Cushing -'Hi Committee-35 Club-4 e sunlight of Cush, Li 4115163 A.F.S.-1,2,3,4g Band-1,2,3,4g Dram Club-lg Yearbook Club-45 S.T.O.P.-2 Prom Committee-3 Hey Turkey! Don't give up now we'll show 'em Karen Maria Davis 6123163 B.O.C.E.S.g Work in office-2,3,4 Huh? What? MaryBeth Davis Peaches 8125163 Yearbook-1,23 Softball-25 B.O.C.E.S. 3,43 F.B.L.A.-lg S.T.O.P.-2 Oh Well Christopher Carl Degner Pooh Bear, Deg 1130164 Cross Country-1,2,3,4, Indoor Track-1 Freshman Basketball-'15 J.V. Basket ball-23 Varsity Basketball-3,45 Track 1,2,3,4g Tennis-2,35 J.V. Baseball-1 Drama Club-1,2,3- Yoo-Hoo-19 Oklaho ma-23 The Man Who Came to Dinner-3 Varsity Club-2,3,45 Stage Band-2,3 Band-1,2,3,4g Chorus-2,3,4g S.T.O.P.-2- Pres.g A.F.S.-3,4-Pres, National Hono Society-3,45 Cross Country Ski Club- 1,25 Presidential Classroom for Youn Americans-3, Prom Committee-3, Prom Court-3, Yearbook Club-45 Club Coun- cil-4 If you would have things go your way, go after them Bruce Lloyd Derby Ted 9113162 Football-1,25 Basketball-1,2,33 S.T.O.P.-2g Track-1,29 Prom Commit- tee-3, J.V. Baseball-1,2 That's Decent David Disque 11123162 Football-1,2,4g Indoor Track-1,2,4, Track-lg Tennis-2,3,4g Sports Club-1,2 Come on guys get off the car Michael J. Doriski 8112163 Sports Clubg Golf Team I'll worry about it tomorrow James C. Douglas Cliff, S.C., Jimmy D. 1112163 Cross Country-1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball-1,2,3g Track-3,45 Golf-49 Na- tional Honor Society-3,4-President, S.T.O.P.-2, Boy's state Delegate-3 The tongue is like a horse race, which runs faster the less weight it carries Bill Durham Wormy, Durmy 2118163 Julianne English Julie, Julie, Jul 9118163 F.F.A.-3,45 Drama Club-1,2,3g Cross Country Ski Club-1,2,3g Sure, whatever. Ken A. Facin Out of it 315163 Football-1,2,3,4g Basketball-1,2,3g Base- ball-1,4g Sports Club-1 Let's go get a keg Randy Fung Wojo, Cliff jumper 8122162 S.T.O.P.-2,3g Drama Clubg Ski Clubg Track-2, Cross Country, Band-1,2,3,4g Stage Band-1,2,3,4g Chorus-1,2 One can not go in peace and walk alone . . . , Go for it Howard Eugene Gardephe 11123162 Cross Country 1,2,4g Baseball-4, Track- 1,4, Indoor Track-43 Band-1,2,3,4g Stage Band-3,4 Nothing stays the same everything must change and change again David Greene Greenie 6117163 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4-Treasurer, Cross Coun- try-2 You'll get over it Forrest Greene 4122162 The Corporation-3 Oh, yeah Margaret Kursten Griffin Thunder 9122163 Chorus-1,2 Hey, Baker come here a minute When god created man she was only joking Suzanne Jane Harrington Queeny, Blondie 8125162 Pep Club-lg Prom Committee-35 Ser- vice Club-3g Office Help-1,2,3,4g Do ya want to here a dirty joke? Cecil Hicks Cec 6121163 Cross Country-4 I LOVE Lipids George C. Houser III 6123163 Drama Club-1,2,3g Yoo-Hoo-1, Oklaho- ma-2, The Man Who Came to Dinner-35 S.T.O.P.-2, Band-1,2,3,4, F.F.A.-2,3- Parliamentarian, 4-President, Prom Committee-33 Boy's State Alternate Same difference Margarethe Abigail Honeywell Ab, Abby 4124163 A.F.S.-1,2,3,4-Summer Student to Nor- way, Band-1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Dra- ma Club-Yoo-Hoo-1, Oklahoma-23 Cross Country Ski Club-1,2,3,4g Year- book-2,4g Cross Country-23 Prom Com- mittee 3g National Honor Society-3,4 Only those who can see the invisible can do the impossible I'm NOT MUMBLINGH Cheryl Lee Huffman 12110163 A.F.S.-3 Hey Chickl , Smoke 'em up Lucina Hughes Luc, Cina, Lucia, Albino 8116163 Band-1,2,3,4g Washington County Mu- sic Festival-3g Chorus-2,3,4, Drama Club-1,2-Yoo-Hoo-1, The Man Who Came to Dinner-3, A.F.S. l,2,3g S.T.O.P.-2, Prom Committee-3, Blood- mobile-35 Indoor Track-1,2g Outdoor Track-2,3,4 Geez! Rodney Hughes Boozer, Boozenut 11121162 Football-43 Ski Club-1,2,3 Really! No, Your just kidding John Jennings Josh, Jerry, Out of it , Vegas, Twitch 7111163 Student Council-1,2,3-Executive Coun- cilg Football-2,45 Baseball-1,2,3,4g Bas- ketball-1,2,3 Be a head in school, so you will be able to pass that joint. Lisa Anne Jette 6127163 Cheerleader-1,2,3,4g Cheerleading Sec.- 3g Pep Club Advisor-13 A.F.S-23 Drama Club 1,23 Yearbook Club-2,4g Prom Committee-3, S.T.O.P.-2 He jests at scars that never felt a wound. Ericka Anna Jones Cliff 6121162 Home Ec. Club-1,2,3,4, Yearbook Club- 2,39 Prom Committee-3 What can I say? Karen Jean Keays Mabel 11122163 Softball-1,2,3,4g Field Hockey-43 Cheer- leader-1, Ski Club-l.2,3,4g Service Club- 3,43 S.T.O.P.-2, Speakers Club-2,3,43 Prom Committee-3 Don't start Marg!! Bill Keller Wild Bill, Killer 217163 Party Hearty Penny Marie Kretchmar nspasn 8117163 F.F'.A.-1,2,3,4-Parlimentariang Basket- ball-2, Field Hockey-1,3g Track-3,4 Prom Committee-35 Drama Club-3,4 Sharon Langlois 2116162 B.O.C.E.S.-3,45 Chorus-lg Hero Club Work in Office-4 Ted Lawrence Crash 12119162 Football-1,2,3,4g Jr. Honor Society-1- Vice Pres, National Honor Society- 2,3,49 Band-1,2,3,4g Class Vice Presi- dent-23 Tennis-39 Student Council-35 Ski Club-15 Marching Band-3 Go for it! Elizabeth Mary Martin Beth, Bether, Baby 515163 Drama Club-1,2,3g Cross Country-2,3,4g Indoor Track-1,25 Track-1,2,3,4g Varsity Club-1,2,3-Secretaryg It's good to grow wise through many sorrows. Sandy J. Sloan Mattison San 916162 Home Ec. Club-1,2 Oh, Really! Yvette Beth McCormick 815163 Cheerleading-2,3,4g Track -1 Remember me with smiles and laugh- ter as I will remember all of you, but if you can only remember me with tears and sorrow, don't remember me at all. Charles McKernon Charlie 8131162 Drama Club-2,3g S.T.O.P.-2, Oklaho- ma-23 Ski Club-2,43 The Man Who Came to Dinner -3, Yearbook Club-3,45 National Honor Society-3,4 Do something .. lead, follow, or get out of the way. Colleen Beth McReynolds Norma M'Grunt 10114162 Chorus-1, Home Ec. Club-3,45 S.T.O.P.- 3,4g Ski Club-25 Prom Committee-3g Student Council-3,43 Basketball-25 Field Hockey-2, Softball-1,2,3g To each his own Tomorrow's and somedays don't al- ways come, so live each day as it is. Tami Frances Meek Tam, Earnest, Meeker 5122163 S.T.0.P.-23 Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Bas- ketball-1,2,3,4g Softball-1,2,3,4g Track- 2,45 Prom Committee-3, National Hon- or Society-3,4g Yearbook Club-4 Sure Enough Don't get bummed out Stacey Lynn Morrison 5115163 S.T.O.P.-2, A.F.S.-3,4g Class Treasurer- 43 Prom Committee-3, Track-1g Field Hockey-2,3,4g Bloodmobile-35 Yearbook Club-4 Keep a smile on your face and a rain- bow in your heart. Robert Moy Bob 10110162 F.F.A.-1,2 David Mullen Dave, Mooney, Snake 8111162 Sports Club-1,2,3,4g Freshman Basket- ball-1 Life is short, so live it up Douglas A. Muller Alf 5128163 Baseball-3, Band-1,25 S.T.O.P.-1,25 Ski Club-2,3 Don't do anything I wouldn't do, but if you do, do it twice Phillip John Murphy Murph 10122162 Football-1,2,4, Baseball-1,29 Sports Club-1,2,3,4 You're out of it! Susan Florence Nielsen Sue, Pig 4112163 A.F.S.-2,3,4g Band-1,2,3,4, Chorus-25 Yoo-Hoo-25 S.T.O.P.-25 Golf Team-4, Stage Band-1,2,3,4 There are no strangers, just you haven't met yet. Robert B. Noble Jr. Bob 1218162 Track-1,3,4g Indoor Track-1, S. 2,33 Prom Committee-3 Boy am I hungry! Mehmet Ozkurt Memo 713163 A.F.S.-43 Cross Country-45 Trac Mary Elizabeth Paquette Packet 913163 F.F.A.-1,25 Service Club-3,4 You know? Laurie Jeanne Parker Laur 11121162 friends Sports Club-1,2,3,4g Footballjl1,2,3,4, OP k-4 Home Ec. Club-1,25 Corporation-43 Hero Club, B.O.C.E.S. Whatever This is boring Angela Marie Paul Ang 3115163 Drama Club-lg Pep Club-15 Cheerleader-1,2,3,4g S.T.OJJ.-2, Committee-33 Bloodmobile-3 Life is the golden ring in a chai Prom whose n beginning is a glance and whose ending is eternity. Dianne Marie Pearson Beatle 8116163 S.T.O.P.-2, National Honor Socie y-3,49 Prom Committee-3, Yearbook Service Club-4 lub-4, Live for today, dream for tom rrow, learn from yesterday. Hey B1 b do you have your Math done???? Karen Sue Perry Shorty 1119162 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4, Basketball-1,2,4, Club-1,2 Just forget it! Glenn Petterson 11125163 Drama Student Council-43 National Hon r So- ciety-3,4-Vice President, S.T.O.g.-2,3Q Intramural Basketball-1 Why me'?? Christine Petty Chris A 311162 Band-15 Home Ec. Club-1,2 B.O.C.E.S.-3,4 Right , Really Amy Sabin Pollard Aim, Bush 10124163 Drama Club-1,2,3g 1,2,3,4, Indoor Track-1,23 Track-1,2 Varsity Club-1,2,3g F.F.A.-1,2,3,4 A.F.S.-1,2,3,4g Band-1,2,3 Climb every mountain, ford every steam, follow any rainbow till you fin your dream! Cross Country Debra Ann Polley Deb 3126162 Softball-1,2,3, Basketball-1, Studen Council-4-Secretary, Class Treasurer 1,2,33 Prom Committee-33 Prom Court 35 S.T.O.P.-33 Yearbook Club-4 The only way to have a friend is b one. Linda Janet Proch 1118163 Drama Club-2,39 Softball-1,25 Fiel Hockey -43 S.T.O.P.-2g Tennis-35 Pro Committee-33 Yearbook Club-4 Hitch your wagon to a star Patricia E. Pruiksma Pat, Rat 4120163 Cross Country-2, Track-1,23 Indoo Track-2: S.T.O.P.-2: A.F.S.-1,25 Yoo Hoo-1, Varsity Club-2, Field Hockey- Nevertheless all living things hav much in common. HKen!Y Sandra Raney Sandy 8120162 Jennifer Ruddock 8117163 Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Softball-2,3,4 Class Vice-President-1, Chorus-1,2 Band-1,2,3,4g Stage Band-1,2,3,4 S.T.O.P.-2 Those of you who think you kno everything are annoying to those of u who do! Nicholas J. Sabo, Jr. Nick 8113162 Sports Club-1,2,3,4g Bloodmobile-3 Football-3,4 Life is what you make it out to be, not what you think it should be. Per Sawyer Neba 10122162 Student Council-1,2,3g Basketball-1,2,33 Tennis-1,2,3,4 Really Sally L. Schafer Sal 118163 S.T.O.P.- 2,35 Photography Club 23- Treasurerg A.F.S-13 Chorus 1 He who is afraid to ask is ashamed of learning. Ed Sharp Sharpie, Keith Richards 7116162 Football-4 It's only Rock-n-Roll but I like itll Wendy Skellie Skell 9118163 A.F.S.-2,3,4g National Honor Society- 3,4g Class Vice Pres.-2,3,4g Prom Court- 3: Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Basketball-15 Track-13 S.T.O.P.-2 A smile is a curve that can set alot of things straight. Sandra Ann Skiff San, Sandy 4123163 Chorus-1,23 S.T.O.P.-25 Bloodmobile-33 Prom Committeeg Girl's Scorekeeper- 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society-3,4- Secretaryg Service Club-43 Yearbook Club-4g Washington County Music Fest.-1 Count your life by smiles not tears, Count your age by friends not years. Elizabeth Ann Somma Lisa, Creach, Reesa, Little one 11117163 Pep Club-15 Prom Committee-35 Okla- homa -2g Indoor Track-1,34 History Club: Chorus-1,25 A.F.S.-23 S.T.O.P.2 Enjoy the Best! Excellent Kristine Annette Stewart Kris 519163 Band-1,2,3,4g Chorus-43 Golf Team-45 Bloodmobile-35 N.Y. State Music Com- petition-2g Brass Ensemble-1,2,3,4g Woodwind Quintet-3g Washington County Music Fest.-1,2,3,4 You dummy Stacie L. Strainer 2112163 Stage Band-2,3,4g Band-1,2,3,4g S.T.O.P.-2 They can because they think they cam Kevin Tefft Teffty 6111163 B.O.C.E.S.-3,4 Freak out Mary Tuttle Tut-tut 7116163 I'm serious now! Kris W. Vanderzee 3125163 Cross Country 2,3,4g Track-43 Golf-45 Tennis-1,2,3,4g Photography Club-1,2 Say what? Ray VanGuilder 3125163 Ski Club-1,2,3,4g Kim Marie Vurraro 3119163 Drama Club-23 Yearbook Club-3,4-Art Editorg Cross Country Ski Club-2,3,4g Prom Committee-3 Laterl! Brenda Waite Brendie 517163 B.O.C.E.S.-3,4 Hitch your wagon to a star. Scott Anthony Weir Ivie 12127162 Student Council-1,2,3g Club Council-25 Baseball-13 Football-15 Basketball-13 S.T.O.P.-2 Glenda Lee White 2113163 Ski Club-1,25 Softball-1,23 Bloodmo- bile-3g S.T.O.P.-33 Service Club-45 Year- book Club-4 Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Lily Marie White 10129163 Softball-1,2,3,4g Basketball-1,23 Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Service Club-43 Blood- mobile-3 Each day treat every person as kind as if it were the last time you were to see him. Jeffrey Michael Wilbur Wilb, Out of it, Weeble 12111162 ' Student Council-1,2,3,4g Class Presi- dent-49 Basketball-2,35 Prom King-33 Baseball-1,2,3g Track-13 Football-45 S.T.0.P.-2 Here today, wasted tomorrow. Barbara Beth Wilkinson Barbie 1013162 Drama Club-1,2,3g Chorus-1,2,3,4g Var- sity Club-2,3,4g Prom Committee-33 Bloodmobile-3g Yearbook-3,4g Oklaho- ma-2 Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A goodbye is necessary to meet again. And meeting again, after moments or life- times is certain for those, who are friends. Elaine Mary Williams Melon 6119163 . Cross-Country-2,3,4g Indoor Track- 1,2,3,4g Track-1,2,3,43 National Honor Society-3,43 Varsity Club-2,3,4g S.T.O.P.-25 Yearbook Club-4 A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. Marianne Woodcock 617163 F.F.A.-23 B.O.C.E.S.-3,45 Nobody ever tells me anything. David George Woods Dave, Wood-z, sinister 4127163 Class President-1,2,33 Golf Team- 1,2,3,4g Basketball-2g S.T.O.P.-23 Drama Club-35 Gong Show-2,3,4 If you have nothing good to say about someone don't say it, unless you get a laugh. Cheri Young 911163 Todd Zeno The Z 612162 F.F.A.-1,2g Sports club-1,2 I V Best IfWshes To The Class Of '81 SALEM SPECIAL DON SKELLIE SKELLKILL FARMS RD 51152 GREENWICH NY, i I 1 w Y W 1 A s 4 N I Complim ents Of SALEM FARM SUPPLY SALEM FARM SUPPLY SALEM NY CA M? v AW. T x X3 e Y, Q -. 'F' ' e x Q? 'if 3 FQRD MERCUR Y jet 29 And 40 GFEEHWICII Congratu ates The Class Of 81 THE MESICK 124 Mem Street Greenwmhl, NY 69.2 2831 ' NY c ' AGENCY i EBAC Agrrcultural Eqwpment Corp YOUR john Deere Dealer Rt Z9 Greenw1Ch NY 692 9611 Best M0511 es CHEMICAL BANK 132 Mem Street Greenwmh N Y 692-2201 ll Sales-Parts-Service I I Congratulations An Best IfWshes For A Bright Euture TE VENS a THOMPSON PAPER COMPLANY STE' VENS 8 THOMPSON PA ' EH' COIIIIPAIV Y JEROME E. WRIGHT INC. Gary Evans Local Representative 101 Main Street Greenwich 692-2284 I General Insurance Services I THE GREENWICH JOURNAL AND SALEM PRESS Washington Countys Leading Newspaper News OfAl1 The Schools In Main Street Greenwich 692 2266 Southern Washington County GHEENWICH, NEW YORK I I Congratulations From 1stQNATIONAL BANK QF GLENS PALLs A Good Bank-A Good Neighbor Richarh' E Crozier Ralph L. Getty Manager Assistant Manager 3 4 GREENWICH I AG WAY INC. i I-'arm Systems, I Sales And Service I Green wich, NY 692-2288 I PRATT'S CLOTHING STORE Main Street Green wich 692-7265 PRACTICAL HOMES BY CLIFFORD E. 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I . - Congratulations . . 1 . - 1 PA TRON Margaret Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Merritt W. Bell Jr. a Bell Welding James and Joan Martin Lyle and Jackie Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Glendon White Robert Wilcox Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bailey Carldale Farm Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mattison Sandy Skellie 'Robert Simmons Sugar-n-Spice Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Carl Degner Bradley Anderson Hobby Horse Tack Shop Jack Skellie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hume Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parker Rita Fullerton Mrs. Mary G. Haas Dr. and Mrs. Clinton E. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Allen Petterson Mr. and Mrs. Alf Thygesen Connie Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKernon Mr. and Mrs. William Corey Mr. and Mrs. David English Bruce Curtis Marie Dewey Mrs. Helen H. Ruddock Mrs. Deborah Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spiezio Sr. Pam and Max Kretchmar Mrs. Nancy Erbe Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young Beverly Kent Buster and Val Wilkinson Stewart and Carol Skiff Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodcock Mike Woodcock Herschel Polley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilbur nd Duke Mfr. and Mrs. Robert Battis John and Kathleen Greene M . and Mrs. David F. Nestle M . and Mrs. James Pruiksma M s. Scott Jol n Hughes H len Hughes Fr ncis Nolan C rol Boyce rk Doriski Z M . and Mrs. Neil Pearson Jo n Boyce M . and Mrs. Charles J.E. Woods M . Mark L. Palmer M rie-Anne Honeywell J. .Honeywell M . and Mrs. George C. Houser Jr M . and Mrs. Daniel Parker M . and Mrs. Don Mattison Ju ith A. Carlo Jo 1 n Carlo Sr. Mrs. Dorothy Harrington Mjryellen Biggie M . and Mrs. Jack Paul and Mrs. Leo Jette Stephen Jette Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noble Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams Miss Donna Callahan Mr.. and Mrs. Proch Eleanor and Joseph Facin John and Nancy Meek Heidi and Cindi Meek Donna and Jim Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Preston Keays Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Almy Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proch Mrs. Janet Chase Mri and Mrs. Philip Waite Mr.l and Mrs. Richard Teft Jr. Ireile S. Patterson Cli on G. Sousie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fung Clal ton E. Peterson THA OU! 1 w I 134 , I 1981 YEARBOOK STAFF ditor - Laura Corey Advisor - Mr. Claus Treasurer - Sandra Assistant Editors - Sandra Slcifi Skiff Lucina Hughes, Stacey Morrison ales Glenda White Abigail Honeywell Susan Corey Linda Dixson Stacey Morrison Debbie Gillis Jim Claus Andrea Traver Helen Tsitos Pam Foelsch Lucina Hughes Ted Lawrence Barb Wilkinson Sue Imhof Michelle Sabo Winnie Schneider Kevin Karp dvertising Kie Kie Davidsen Ted Lawrence Wendy Skellie Lucina Hughes Sara Patrick Helen Tsitos Andrea Traver Laura Cushing Dianne Pearson Art Work Kim Vurraro-Art Editor Barb Wilkinson Jennifer Ruddock Mehmet OzKurt Ray VanGuilder Leslie Battis Senior Section Charles McKernon VW11 Debbie Polley Dianne Pearson Prophecy Barb Wilkinson Dave Woods Dianne Pearson Sue Nielsen Laura Cushing Faculty Sally Schafer Special Areas Stacey Morrison Glenda White Lucina Hughes Senior Picnic Stacey Morrison Prom Lucina Hughes Baby Pictures Stacey Morrison Underclassmen And Elem en tary Laura Cushing Susan Nielsen Clubs And Activities Stacey Morrison Jennifer Ruddock Chris Briglin Sports ' Chris Degner Phil Murphy Ken Facin John Jennings Per Sawyer Tami Meek Jennifer Ruddock Linda Dixson Susan Corey Kathy Murphy Elaine Williams Karla Perry History Abigail Honeywell Ph otogra ph y Mr. Claus Mrs. Degner Dr. Fitzgerald Chris Briglin JR Mangino Diana Cristaldi Jim Claus I-ilm Processing And Supplies Moreau Studio If I Forgot Anyone, Sorry! 135 Nw mare can I 6539+ N916 Weis 1 Rinwb Cemember m Pawel grade, WW-5 GDVVUOXRCBQ Slwabqb envew' made gov deilh VY' Qemembgr Q Swag: anne, ww 'Pm closei- Tha? 08- 6 A ++xa,+ and NL Then mek fame, o0rQQ2rT2Q,1i, E3UX3h+ QQSV 6136 I ugggg-glkd 6 ,,,,, W, . 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