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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1983 volume:

, re wc A + 7 39 4 31243111324 6163 Grab a fleeting moment, Let our past sighs, fears, hopes, and loves Live once again. Take a break from the present-day realities, Or a pause from your yet-to-be fantasies, And re-live all the yesterday histories Of our days at good ol' G.C.S. ii' One day we'll all be gone away, All that will be left of yesterday's tomorrows Will be our flashbacks. 5 Open the photo album of our minds, Turn the page, another Kodachrome awaits. Experience that unique instant once more, And let us live forever in our immortal memories. We are only mortal matter, But let our dreams and feelings outlast our time, And we shall outlast our own mortality. Grab a fleeting moment, Let our past sighs, fears, hopes, and loves Live once again ln our flashbacks. Robert Johnson fi ' 'Dix ' X .'QE,XfX i Civgzs- . . :'.-., QCA.-.l A 1' a .. . . ,. -1 ..- h i N N' .f .rsf XIX ffk,-Q tulsa. L l i mum ..Sl:-lil: . f 3 rsiiirs N- 3 K ... L xx 5 1 N. 1 Ns l' XX A . ' N. 1, ful .gf 9 3321 31' 9 3321 31' 9 3321 31' Q 9 21 33 31' ' 7' ',.- gi K I ' 'Q why ,Q 2,9 X y0 N M f PI, Q.. .I V I ' 4. 1 f- i znlezf O9 eofvmvzs W N sEN1oRs .............,.,,Q,....4Q,... 5 A ff N R FACULTY ...4......,,.....,......,.. 39 ' V UNDERCLASSMEN 51 A Rh 'X Q gIgEJJhPlg-SZ:-l?I?iCTIVITIES gi '. ' ,x + f F' , , x X 'W I 'f 9 if 5. , K MI - Q Q X Q. if sw ,Q . smug 295271624510 Mrs... 2 I. 'ig Q51 5' ii . iff? r S Q vc: I ' .nv- Mr. Brooks graduated from Ellenburg Central School in Ellenburg, New York. After high school, he went on to attend Clarkson College for Me- chanical Engineering. I-le then went on to receive a BS degree in Industrial Arts at SUNY at Oswego. Later Mr. Brooks attended SUNY at Albany and Columbia University to receive his Masters degree in Guidance. Mr. Brooks first came to Greenwich in 1956 to fill the position of Industrial Arts teacher. He then left in 1958 to become the Industrial Arts teacher at Shaker High School in Newton, New York. After spending a year at Shaker, Mr. Brooks moved on to Fallsburg Central School in Fallsburg, N.Y. to become their Guidance Counselor. Mr. Brooks stayed in Fallsburg for three years and then re- turned to Greenwich in 1962 to take the position of Guidance Counselor. Since that time, Mr. Brooks has been active in the golf team, the cross country ski club, and many other school activities in addition to guiding stu- dents. He has become more than a Guidance Counselor-he has become a friend. The Class of 1983 would proudly like to dedicate their yearbook to Mr. Donald Brooks, in apprecia- tion for all the time, care, and effort he has devot- ed to us. He has helped tremendously in planning both our high school years and the years which lie ahead. M16 167600163 54165 WELZC . stand. retirement. W 160345 . . jlfl IC. j6W56W Mr. Jansen arrived at GCS in January to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Merrill. We would like to welcome him and wish him much success and happiness in future years. Ml? . JUEIQIQJZZT Mrs. Merrill came to Greenwich in 1961 to begin her twenty-two years of teaching here. She had previously taught at Schuy- lerville, Sauquoit Valley, Gran Gourge, and Rocksbury. Over the years Mrs. Merrill has taught hundreds of students upper level math- ematics. She has helped in making these difficult subjects a little easier to under- Mrs. Merrill retired in January, 1983-she will definitely be missed. We, the students and staff of GCS, would like to wish Mrs. Merrill all the happiness, health, and success in her future years of Mk. HUPSLHND Mr. Copeland took over for Mr. Brooks, who was on sabbatical, in January. We would like to thank him for all his help and we hope that he had an enjoyable semester. SEN I ORS 4-,zgf M ' If X -J 1 F7 fi f Yf L W W ax , Wk 5 'fizk ' 151, X 5 i Ji :fig H x JJVZJIN CS' xwgxw Sgsim vii Q-nm. vf 5-S - ,E A fx ,si 1,55-5Ni ,teimggg - QA Q ' K 'Q Q92 ,T M X 4 ,g 'ggggff 'Q Kiki P c E - 5 R' ,xv ,iw- X A 'A ., wi Hr wif f X l QZSQ sis N , X N ,ip Q 5' 1 X! g 3 1 1 5 .Q 270145 3016 M5 C0 9131! KING QUEEN Michael Traver Susan Corey ATTENDANTS Steven Peluso Karen Vurraro Andy Spigner Kathy Murphy Shawn Stewart Dianna Cristaldi CROWN BEARERS Jonathan MacNeil Catherine Reiszel z 4 N I CHARGE!!! TIME OUT ...... I faked to the right T'2+-33-f A SSN! 016 JCWJH 06 5013816 3, 1982 Fearless Sue I've got it!!! Wake up guys! Schwepping it up! Follow the leader U 14 W tx if 'ef ,lk 8 1 Af rf' MGP + mf-. ,F , af sm 4. .nv ,Q ,, v is. i 'i XX X 4- 5 K 5 Q vi X X N . fi , S3 K- if Lx ,v ,, Q X 'xiii .XX Q, - r I X X X. X X an ' Q5 s QR XX QXX s ff s H, M ..:m,,,,.W., ,. ,, 5 -K 1 s 3 Q 1 . W, W W. Y CLASS CLOWNS CLASS FLIRTS A. Snell, A. Spigner T. Tulloch, A. Beadle, J. Claus 'N jug 829,41-Q.: 8 ul, Kiilsmx. LAZIEST SHYEST NOISIEST Jamieson, J. Squires C. Davis, M. VanSchaick J, Claus, A, Patterson MOST MUSICAL APPLE POLISHERS B. Johnson, K. Degner D. Cristaldi, K. Karp qi .5 5 , sl, .1 There is one basic law that governs your future. Your understanding of that one law will have a direct effect on how far and how fast you advance, and what successes you will enjoy. This law states that you will be rewarded in fair proportion to the service you give. Your pay, promotions, and financial security will be related to the service you provide. All attempts to sidestep this law will result in failure. By not working up to your potential, being late, being careless in your work, you only cheat yourself. Our worst enemy is the mistaken belief that we can receive more than we earn. lt's your future: Make The Most Of It! If you play fair with this law and do the best you can, you will be rewarded with the successes you seek. Just getting by isn't enough. James E. Briglin Superintendent 55624 65 O Ziff SSJWOK Your graduation from Greenwich Central is a special occasion for you and your family. Only slightly over 75016 of the youngsters in our county stick to the task until it is completed. I am very pleased you have done so. Try not to remember just this yearbook and this. Your kindergarten through 12th grade process was designed to help you grow and develop into a young adult. If you have taken part in the clubs, events and sports teams, then you have developed friendships that will last a lifetime. My best for your health and happiness. John E. Fitzgerald High School Principal 619455 ffl 27016 If 79 O-7985 Our first look at junior high life was in September of 1979. We all dreaded Mr. Morabito and his 15 page papers but somehow we struggled through with a little help from our less demanding teachers. Leading us in these trying times were Bob Johnson as president, Linda Dixson as vice president, Robin Sheridan as secretary, and B.J. Linnett as treasurer. With the promise of control of the junior high, we entered the eighth grade. Linda Dixson was our president, Bob Johnson our vice president, Elaine Brooks our treasurer, and Mike Traver our secretary. In ninth grade, our class officers, president, Liz Davis, vice president, Linda Dixson, secretary, Mickki Davis, treasurer, Susan Corey, and our class advisors, Mr. Roods and Mr. Wells, urged us to concentrate on our magazine drive. With Mr. Porter's assistance, we conducted the largest drive ever at GCS. Tenth grade greeted us with tales of Punxsutawney and Mr. Holmes' rendition of Julius Caesar . Our president was Shawn Stewart, vice president was Linda Dixson, secretary was Mickki Davis, and treasurer was Susan Corey. They worked with class advisors, Mr. Roods and Mr. Wells, to help us make the momentous decision of which class rings to order. Our first adult event was The Ring Banquet in our junior year. We held it at Marty's with Mr. Holmes as our guest speaker. President Shawn Stewart, vice president Kathy Murphy, secretary Mickki Davis, and treasurer Susan Corey organized a Jr.-Sr. Alumni Semi-formal during Christmas vacation. Then our thoughts quickly turned to the prom. After much discussion, we chose Time For Me To Fly as the theme. We elected Mike Traver and Susan Corey as our King and Queen. Our attendants were Steve Peluso and Karen Vurraro, Andy Spigner and Kathy Murphy, and Shawn Stewart and Diana Cristaldi. After the prom we had dinner at Mangino's and breakfast at Hebert's. Shawn Stewart led us into our senior year with Sandy Rymph as vice president, Mike Traver as secretary, and Susan Corey as treasurer. Our first outing as seniors was the class picnic on October 3, at the Salem Fish and Game Club. As we look back on these past few years, we feel regret because we are leaving so much behind us, and hope because there is so much more for us to find. 'QYY-lv 14171- Jlflbwfl 0161! 09 ISWZEJVZL4 IC 05,4 ode to a friend as the night descends brushing the earth with the shadows of twilight memories stir we flounder as captives in echoes of time in the ringing of laughter long past but the sharpness of loss lights a flame in our hearts and we ache at the emptiness cast we think, as we smile, of the way things should be the things you should be here to share we ache for your absence, for the part of us gone- for your peace, and the way that you care now life is devoid of your easy, light humor of your innocent hope and your fun we wish you were back here to lighten our hearts to race in the ultimate run we gaze to the stars, to the unspoken secret the single untarnished belief we try to accept that you're still alive somewhere angry at us for our grief we're with you now, Brenda, you're in all our thoughts for the friendship you gave us so free we think of you - smiling and weeping at once of all that is gone that should be as the day rises gently caressing the earth with soft pastels , . . you live on timeless within immortal memories. kathy murphy QW MN xwli- - AON .bf . , Q4 .2-Ni MDY, VJALV an 4843 eqixol 5 Q. 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Cxvick Rake SQQ. ll f-Noe Pd XQQ , YN X QYKNQ, Cwlooulr gil have Vlad, OU! Shei A -. U yr Susan Worthington 0571516 1983 S5N.7Ol3.SZ David Billings Ronald Facin Sean Garrow Kyle Mosher Michael Olcott wffwmmw x is s Ss . -.5 95 W? ff f N-. INN P N N x X' .-N ' O x -WS ,P 42 6124 SS Will? I, Katie Aldous, leave my talent for playing the clarinette to anyone who can find it. I, Tom Almy, leave G.C.S. with the memory of Sarge and a warning not to join the navy. I, Dawn Aubin, leave Dr. Fitzgerald one less of his most favorite people and to next year's bathroom crew hopes for a smokeless year. I, Shirley Bain, leave Karen Huffman with a stuffed animal hoping it will keep her company on the way to school. I, Timothy Bain, leave Doc three years notice of making room in the little room for my brother Steve. I, Sandra Bardwell, leave all my shorthand notes to anyone who is brave enough to try and figure them out, and to Miss Maloney one less Headache. I, Angela Beadle, leave Sue Davis some quarters so she can play the Ms. Pac-Man in Pizza Hut in Saratoga. I, Robert Barnes, just leave. I, Richard Beayon, leave Karen Larmon one more year of Doc and G.C.S. in hopes that her last year is her best year. I, Tina Becker, leave all the future graduates with the headaches I had through school. I, Dorothy Birdsinger, leave taking my two favorite teachers, Mrs. Rainer and Mr. Ramsey, and my grandma and my sister Beth out to dinner, and to my sister Beth I leave one more year as an inmate in this prison. I, Cathy Blake, leave my sister Karen two more years of school and a smokeless ashtray in hopes she won't get caught smoking in the bathroom. I, Elaine Brooks, leave Marcia and Dad with four more years of putting up with each other in the same school. I, Ken Brown, leave Dr. Fitzgerald my final farewell. I, Tammera Brownell, leave with a trail of smoke follow- ing close behind me. I, Jim Claus, leave Babe the privilege of taking Archie home from the lunch room. I, Kim Coffin, leave a piece of gum and unbreakable glass to Jennifer Donahue and to Kaye a good luck charm in hopes that she gets the man she always want- ed. I, Scott Cofrancisco, just leave. I, Susan Corey, leave to my sister Lesa my hockey-stick, to my sister Jill 5 wonderful years ahead, to Mr. Brooks my sincerest gratitude for all the guidance that he has given meg and to Dr. Fitzgerald I want to say thanks for making my GCS days full of fun, laughter and memories. I, Laurie Cox, just leave. I, Dianna Cristaldi, leave S100 and a Dodge pick-up to Mr. Bujan for services renderedg and to Mrs. Murphy IDahlingl I leave just a great deal of gratitude. I, Carol Davis, leave all the luck in the world to Mrs. Niles and next year's yearbook staff, and to Boo just 5 more years of living up to all the other Davis' reputa- tions. I, Elizabeth Davis, leave my sister Sue 2 more years with Miss Troy and one less talkative forward for Miss Quen- elle. I, Mickki Davis, leave Mr. Bujan knowing that there is no one left to comment on his nice legs, and to Bernice, via Linda Dixson, a curling iron. I, Karen Degner, leave to Rooder my exceptional sense of direction and to Dave S, Tim S, and Chris F no one to promise them pizza and hopes that they get their license sooner than I did. I, Linda Dixson, leave Rose Daniello the chance to be the best center forward on the hockey team and Bernice Osberg with no one to sing to on the way home. I, Bob Duchaine, just leave. I, Ron Eastman, leave nothing. I'm keeping it all!! I, Richard Esola, just leave. I, Ron Facin, just leave. I, Kimberly Faile, leave my long slim legs to Mrs. Van- Driel so she will be able to kick high enough to get even with her horse. I, Dan Freebern, leave my sister Tracy just 2 more years of GCS. I, Sean Garrow, would like to leave my parking space to any car worthy of the position. I, Cathy Gillis, leave Scott Spigner one less girl to flirt with in the halls. I, Sherry Godfrey, leave Brenda a few more years to play the dating game, and to Sandra, Stacey and CherylAnn a few more years to be contestants. I, Stacy Greaves, leave Mrs. Rainer my scrap pieces of yarn. I, Gerry Grimes, leave Mr. Holmes a pink t-shirt that gentlemen aren't supposed to wear. I, Robert Harsha, just leave. I, Tracy Hebert, leave Todd Dewey a radar system to alert him of crazy old men at Willard and crazy old women at the fair along with a book on how to be wise and cocky, and to Mike Mastrangelo a photo session with Playgirl magazine. I, Taylor Henderson, leave Bernice Osberg my body and to Rose Daniello the definition of how to score at a football game. I, Lisa Ives, leave in hopes that my shoes come with meg and, to Mr. Brooks a month's rent. I, Sherrill Jamieson, leave a BB gun to my sister Lisa in hopes that she will get a big bang out of it. I, Yvette Jansen, leave all the hills to the cross country team and my address: Yvette Jansen, HooRdstraat 5g, 6881 TC Velp, the Netherlands. I, Becky Jennings, leave Brett, hoping he'll never fully outgrow the child within him. I, Bob Johnson, leave for Australiag but, before going I leave Mrs. Lamb an empty chair, Becky, Bob, Dave and all the gang the memories waiting to be relived, Blince a tear shed over the end, and a thanks for the beautiful times and hopes for a great life. I, Cliff Jones, leave school. I, Kevin Karp, leave to Dr. Fitzgerald, Dean Estramonte to take my place at GCS, and, to Dean a book entitled How to do the lights at GCS. I, Michael Kent, leave an empty spot for another genius of my calibre to step into. I, Sue LaCroix, leave Erin Saunders the vegetable busi- ness with the crazy guy in hopes that someday she will be good enough to work for BJ farms. I, Beth Lawrence, leave Mr. Bemus with corrected and understandable lectures. I, Brant Linnett, leave Mr. Holmes a bandana so he can cover up his goose neck. I, Stanley Matyka, leave hoping that one of the future seniors owns a Buick Riviera. I, Adrienne McVicker, leave Mr. McClay with an ear of corn to remember me byg to the next Ag student my brains and ability so as to become a high achiever in the FFA, to Jesse Tuttle one less confusing passenger and all my luck at graduating, and, last but not least, I leave all my old friends and relationships only memories and hopes, so I can escape and adventure in the midwest. I, Cathy Medick, leave Karen Larmon Dolly Parton's bra with confidence that she will fill it. I, Kellie Medick, leave nothing to nobody, anything to anybody, and something to somebody. I, Heidi Meek, leave my sister Cindi 1 free Mary Kay make-over in hopes that she will become prettier, Heather Brockway a chance to badger all of the junior and senior teachers, and, Sandy Hemming with the thought of not having anyone to' bust on her. I, Sherry Miner, leave a roll of toilet paper so everyone can clean up all of the crap that goes on in school. I, Stacy Monroe, leave Mrs. Rainer peace and quiet all through her day. I, Kyle Mosher, leave Jim Ramsey to become the new lead singer for Sarge and the Awol Band. I, Randy Moy, just leave. I, Nancy Nestle, leave my dear Dad many memories and much love, Mrs. Murphy appreciation to compete in the art worldg and, Paul M. best hopes and laughs. I, Melissa Norton, leave Miss Maloney a bottle of aspirins for all the headaches her office practice class gave her and to my sister Rachel a compass so everyone won't tell her where to go. I, LeRoy Osberg, leave Roods the task of making an- other great triple jumper and Jones the task of making another great hurdler. I, Amy Patterson, leave my sister Sarah a box of Nilla Waters and Heather Brockway my cut up T-shirt. I, Steve Peluso, leave Mr. Lomasney a good fungo bat so he won't have to try so hard to hit fly balls. I, Keith Peregrim, leave GCS with a 75 ft. burnout and an empty beer bottle in the parking lot to go with it. I, Scott Perkins, just leave. I, Jacky Polchowski, leave my two sisters, Barbara and Christine, and Joey B. a few more years at GCS. I, Lisa Proch, leave to Robin Cronin a clean pair of shorts and a snake in the grass. I, Lisa Reiszel, leave Greenwich Central School thankful that I have met so many special people here. I, David Rice, just leave. I, Sandra Rymph, leave Mr. Roods with one less person that actually runs up Barber Hill and Allison Goodman with the hopes that she can keep Mr. Jones and Mr. Roods in line for four more years. I, Edwina Schneider, leave my sister Robbin in hopes that she will find someone to love and care for her like I did when I found Skip. I, Allen Sebast, leave GCS with my messy locker. I, Robin Sheridan, leave Amy Woodward the gold en- graved announcements of her and Bob's wedding, Chad Morrison the hope that his everyday is Friday, and to Tony Polley the keys to the Mustang so he can get a ride to the parties. I, Heidi Skellie, leave Karen Towne a canof air freshener to use on Stinky and to Steve Gillis a car that runs. I, Michelle Sloan, leave my sister Joann to find her own ride to school. I, Ann Snell, leave Mr. Holmes a hug and a book entitled How Pushups Can Improve Your Figure . I, Tracy Somma, leave GCS with 6 more Sommas to go and to Tammy McDonald a leash so that she can control herself. I, Eugene Spiezio, leave Thomas another year at GCS. I, Andy Spigner, leave Mr. Nolder and Mr. Pemrick my athletic ability to whoever can use it. I, Jeremiah Squires, leave Sue Davis one last pinch on the cheek and Elgie Searles the ability to attract Karen Larmon. I, Mary Ann Stewart, leave my charming personality to anyone who can find it. I, Shawn Stewart, leave for bigger and better things! I, Kevin Towne, leave GCS with everything I own and all of my teachers tpast and presentl with a piece of mind. I, Michelle Townsend, leave Mrs. VanDriel with one less great cheerleader and to Connie Lundberg a container of Tang. I, Cheryl Tracy, leave my sisters Joanne and Colleen the best of luck in their future years at GCS and to Miss Maloney a shorthand notebook full of gossip. I, Mike Traver, leave to a certain English teacher and a new black book so that he can add more names to his Black List of who he plans to fail and to Mrs. Merrill a sincere Thank You for her fine teaching. I, Tim Tulloch, leave Matt and Scott three more years of life in Greenwich. I, Ruth Van Guilder, leave GCS with sincere thanks to everyone for helping to make my years here worthwhile and for the many memories that I will treasure always. I, Mike VanSchaick, leave Mr. Ramsey a penny so that he will have a budget. I, Karen Vurraro, leave Heather Brockway the money to buy that Elvis head at the world known Scadam tag sale. I, Charlie Waite, just leave. I, Sheila Waite, leave Mrs. Rainer a fly swatter for her first period class. I, Susan Worthington, leave Ms. Vega a book entitled H101 quick and easy Field Hockey Lessons and one less visitor in the early morning when you're not yet totally awake. 66455 ZQIZOPHSHV In the year 2003, the 20th year reunion of the Class of '83 was held at the Greenwich Elks, Club. Present at the reunion was the Bowowows' lead singer Amy Patterson, shocking classmates with her new haircut- a Mohican. - Unfortunately, Nancy Nestle and Heidi Skellie were unable to attend. Nancy was painting church ceilings in Italy, and Heidi was last seen on the streets of Paris . . . drawing portraits. Also present at the reunion was millionaire Robin Sheridan. She earned her first million dollars when her renovations on an old-lETel became an instant success. In the corner, signing autographs, was disc-jockey, Cliff Jones. Rev. Ken Brown, leader of a new cult, arrived with hgmllowing which included Elaine Bgoks, Lisa Ives, Sherrill Jamieson, Sue LaCrois, Cathy Medick, Marie Williams and Dawn Aubin. 5-Star gene chard Tex Beayon arrived in a jeep and is presently leader of the first all-woman combamigade, made up of Stacy Greaves, Angela Beadle, Sandi Bardwell, Stacy Monroe, Adrienne McVicker, and Tracy Somma. The crowd was shocked when Ann Snell and Andy Spign-Ere stars of the new movie smash, On Hendersomsmcmrrivemey were taking a break from their rigorous filming schedule. As usual, Andy was surrounded by faithful body guards, Lisa Reiszel and Linda Dixson. The entertainment was provided by two of the greatest rock bands of all time, the members coming from the Class of '83. One was the Randy Moy Band, members including Taylor Henderson, LeRoy Osberg, Ron Eastman and, of course, Randy Moy. The other was the famous Sarge 8: the AWOL Band, which interrupted a world tour just to attend. The members of the band were Sean Garrow, Kyle Mosher, Bob Bradley, and Tom Sarge Almy. They topped the charts with their hit single, Going AWOL. They say they owe their success to road manager, Mike Kent. Not far behind were groupies, Shirley Bain, Sherry Godfrey, Jackie Polchowski, and Melissa Norton, and road crew, Kevin Towne, Scott Cofrancisco, and Kevin Karp. Jerry Squires, Middle Falls Fire Chief, had to use his fire fighting skills to put out a fire started by pyromaniacs mTulloch and Kim Coffin. They set fire to Playboy Bunny . . . Dianna Cristaldi's tail. 'Y Y- V Liz Davis and Ruthy VanGuilder, president and vice-president of the K-Mart chain, attended with the storeis present owner - Tammy Brownell. The reunion was interrupted by the sound of hundreds of motorcycles, namely the Honda Motorcycle Gang. Riding were classmates Bob Duchaine, Bob Barnes, Ron Facin, and on the three wheeler, Rich Esola. But-gnce the SWATlTeam was present, composed of former hockey players Sue Corey, Mickki Davis, Sue Worth- ington, and Heidi Meek, trouble was averted. Refreshmlvere provided by Sloan Bakery which is owned by Michelle Sloan, and operated by Michelle Townsend, Cheryl Tracy, Sheila Waite, and Kim?aE. Gospel singers Mary Ann Stewart, Tina Becker, Katy Aldous, and Lisa Proch were also in attendance. Unfortunately, nuclear physicist and biochemical engineer Gerry Grimes was unable to attend. He was in the middle of intense experimentm on a possible cure for athlete's foot for sufferers Jim Claus, B.J. Linnett, Steve Peluso, Shawn Stewart, and M Traver, with lab assistants Dot Birdsinger, Stan Matyka, Laurie Cox, and Kellie Medick helping him. To the amazement of the crowd, World Wide Wrestling Federation champion Keith Pretty Boy Peregrim showed up with manager Bob Harsha. The crowd went wild when he head-butted Allen Sebast. L Hired by the Class of '83, weremga hit-men, Dave Billings, Dan Freebern, Dave Rice, Charlie Waite, and Tim Bain. They were hired to knock off prophecy writers Cathy Gillis and Tracy Hebert. But those two couldn't make it anyway. They were in Intensive Care, recovering from a previous assassination attempt. Presently, they are under the care of Dr. Karen Vurraro. On the nursing staff at the same hospital are Sherry Miner, Winnie Schneider, Cathy Blake, Beth Lawrence, and Carol Davis. Also in attendance were flower children Bob Johnson, Becky Jennings, Yvette Jansen, Mike VanSchaick, Kathy Murphy, and Mike Olcott. They were passing out Peace bumper stickers, and they were dressed in togas and were wearing flowers. Many were stunned when Ringling Brother-Barnum and Bailey Circus fat lady Sandy Rymph had to be pried in the door by tattooed lady Karen Degner. Once everyone got over the initial shock of seeing old classmates, they had a great time and made plans for the next reunion. By - Cathy and Tracy Hebert fic Iliff CC YMINSSN HOEZAND Hi-at first I want to introuduce myself. I'm Yvette Jansen, an AFS exchange student from Holland who lived with the Lawrence family in Greenwich. Though I already graduated in Holland, I was a senior here. One of the objectives of AFS is to try to know more about another country with a different culture. The school makes up a big part of the community. To learn more about American life I went to Greenwich High School. The school systems are different from each other, but it didn't take me long to get used to it. Yes, there were a lot of things which surprised me fthe pledge and firedrills for examplej but it is easier to get used to something new than to lose an old habit. In the beginning it was especially hard to get to know the people. You miss your own friends and it's not easy to make new ones. You can not always explain what you want or feel because you don't know the words for it. Fortunately there were some nice kids who helped me by translating things and told me the way I had to go lI'm still thankful for that,l There are not many big differences between the school systems, but a lot of little ones. For example, in Holland we didn't have a locker, warm lunch, homeroom, pledge to the flag, firedrills, sports after school, passes for being late or for the bathroom, studyhall or the senior lounge. You see, little variations that make one big distinction. The difference I didn't like was that you needed an explanation or a pass for everything. I was not used to that, because in my school at Holland you could make more decisions on your own. What I liked most were the sports after school. In Holland, when you wanted to do sports you would have to go to another club and mostly it was one or two times a week. In the U.S. you have more chances to get better and you are more stimulated because there are more games. This was an important year for me, not to pass my exams, but because it was a big challenge. I don't only know more about the American life, but also a bit more about myself. I hope that more exchange students will come to your school. I want to thank everybody for the hospitality and the chance they gave us lHartmut and mel to know more about this countryg and, also to tell about our home countries. Thanks a lot, and I hope I will meet you again! Every airplane must return! Love, Yvette HAKCMZIC KJ-KXZXV GKIQMV4 ll I have had a super time here in Greenwich, and I am very optimistic that it will continue. Not only my host family here, the Briglins, but also your teachers and students have made my AFS year so positive. I think that I have been lucky to have been placed in Greenwich Central School. It is in fact a very good school. The school's personal- ity gives it a pleasant character. High academic standards are required from the students here. It was easy to get to know many students, and become involved in school. Here in Greenwich, students and teachers know each other, and as a result they are friendly and care about each other. This is something missing in my German school since it is bigger. In Germany, I only know some of the boys and girls in my class and am a member of only a few clubs. Students and teachers are much more impersonal. The courses I took here always kept me busy and sometimes I just hated the work, especially when there was too much of it. On the other hand, the courses were important to me. English helped me to pick up the American language and improve my expression. American studies and American government were the most interesting courses for me because I can't take them in Germany. Advanced biology grabbed my interest. Mathematics has helped me to improve my math skills. But school here was not only learning, work and studying. I also had a lot of fun. Chorus, Swing Choir, AFS and of course the Cross-Country team made it easy to get involved in school and make new friends. These things made it easy for me in school. I thank the Greenwich School Community which had a lot of work and also some trouble with me. I thank the teachers and the students that I worked with. You made it easy for me to get used to another school and its different system. You showed patience with my more broken than spoken English. Furthermore, you accepted me as I am, with my mistakes. And some of you have become close friends of mine. Thank you all so much. Yours, Hartmut Q19 QIKCU LTV N W iqff J Q7 Q QQ XQS3 I 'Q ' ' A, Q' 0 X 513 T! Q gtk , 9 4-4 fp, js? X SJ ambr- QTQ U R I ,Q QTVR X fSEg222J W Wi, ' XX fi? , 3: n j - ' Gs la SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Briglin PRINCIPAL IHSI Dr. Fitzgerald PRINCIPAL IELEMJ Mr. Ross GUIDANCE Mr. Bowen Mr. Brooks BOARD OF EDUCATION PRESIDENT: Mr. Whalen VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs. Klingebiel MEMBERS: Mr. Simoneau Mr. Lundberg Dr. Rymph BUSINESS MANAGER Mrs. Wilkinson ACCOUNT-CLERK Mrs. Brownell Mrs. Dewey DlSTRlCT OFFICE AND CLERK Mrs. Roberson SECRETARY Mrs. Bungard ll'lSl Mrs. Fullerton lGul ATTENDANCE Mrs. DeMarco SCHOOL PHYSICIAN Dr. Trachtman NURSE Mrs. Lamos lHSl Mrs. Foelsch lEleml ENGLISH Mrs. Brown Ms. Vega Mr. Holmes Mrs. Degner Miss Killam Mr. Richmond SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Nestle Mr. Nolder Mr. Lomasney Mrs. Rymph Mr. Morabito X W.. i ...MV I. I vuslllllli X s si.. . ENN .... .... s k ji, . '- X 1. - Q S ' y. S. K ' 5,--' af l,,,,,, quill' r-QWKE? iii YN-.N MATHEMATICS Mrs. Merrill Mr. Porter Mr. Roods Miss Kirby Mrs. Niles SCIENCE Mr. Bemus Mrs. Austin Mr. Eggleston Mr. Kuba Mrs. Hoover CREDENTIALS Mr. Niles Mrs. Houser Mr. Terry BUSINESS Mr. Ramsey Miss Maloney READING Mrs. Idleman FRENCH Miss Quenelle Dr. Renauld HOME EC Mrs. Rainer DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Bujan STUDY HALL Mrs. VanDriel PHSYICAL EDUCATION Ms. Troy Mr. Jones Mrs. Dixson Mr. Traver' AGRICULTURE Mr. McClay INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Wells Mr. Cooper MUSIC Mrs. Busch Mrs. Hawks Mrs. Lamb ART Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Traver LIBRARIAN CHSJ Mrs. Boeker LIBRARY AIDE Mrs. Nickoloff LIBRARIAN Mrs. Lee LIBRARY AIDES Mrs. McQuade Mrs. Paul . L . T ' 5 vw ix wi- ...ails Big Brother is Watching TITLE 1 Mrs. Brown Mrs. Harrison TITLE 1-MATH Mrs. Ross TITLE 1-READING Ms. Zurbrugg AIDES Mrs. Pollard Mrs. Pitkin Mrs. Kimbal Mrs. Lambert Mrs. Saunders Mrs. Peregrim SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Claus SLH - Mrs. Comeau SLH- PRIMARY Mrs. Wickerham SLH - INTERMEDIATE Mr. Utter SLH RESOURCE ROOM Miss White ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Mrs. Hedman SPEECH - BOCES Miss Gardner PSYCHOLOGISTS Mr. Albrecht Mr. Roberts HEALTH TEACHER Mrs. Shiland ff i ax g,g'f3 Smu .I mac we I Q women I is mmf roi UP TO S006 HM J SA 1 t .Q.,, i 1 1111 e .ei I t. 4 If S 'Ji f-in V ti a i i i . x -X f . Q ffJ High School Custodial Staff Pictured on this page are a few of the many people who help our school run smoothly and efficiently. Transportation Staff 1, g,, 5 riff? fx :V ,i 1 ewiwi ffm- H ,M V K fu-H A.: ' A. v M, I N, DRM A ,K 1 iff! 3 3, , .. .ku MA E M 'Di v :Q i is K 'fir ffl If N 5' si 2 531 1 i Q 5 gg Q, 45, ,fam ' 4 +25 QV M 2, ,,,,,,Ml5f V , H liiil 4'M 'M 'yh' N mf-595 , P+ M A34 I ill 'E 4: ...f-nail U Tldefc KCLSSTYV-Q31 4' Q50 ML 46 :QU 'J ,509 fa Mr. Bujan: Row 1- H. Hilyard S. McClay C. Booth A. Cox K. Larmon K. Hoffman C. Pheiffer P. Ropitzky. Row 2- E. Sloan L. Skiff P Butler. L. Karlson, S. Grimes, B. Young. Row 3- T. Williams, B. Muller, B. Steindl, J. Simoneau, R. McKernon, B. English. Absent- B. Daly, K 612455 0? Mr. McClay: Row 1- C. Hayes, R. Parker, M. Kuebler, T. Bain, S. Corey, R. Bullard, A. Patten, S. Brown. Row 2- P. Culbertson, D. Cameron A. Thompson, E. Birdsinger, E. Spiezio, R. Duchaine, R. Barnes, T. Williams, R. Beayon, R. Harsha. Row 3- C. Thompson, J. Adams, C Waite, A. Bailey, T. Spiezio, R. Harrington, K. Campbell, P. Walther. Row 4- L. Bailey, D. Aubin, S. Miner, L. Ives, M. Williams. Absent: G Kuzmich Olcott, M. Trumble 1 V iilaia Mr. Niles: Row 1: P. McKernon, C, Morrison, R. Spezio, R. Cronin, M. Wright, J. Thompson. Row 2: S. Wilbur, D. Skellie, T. Dewey, L. Guile B. Huffman, L. Ellis. Row 3: B. Perkins, B. Lynch, H. Rhein, T. Briglin. Absent: L. Jameison, C. Taylor, G. O'Donnell, J. Riley. 7984 Miss Vega: Row 1: J. Donahue, L. Murphy, R. Ramsden, S. Hemming, C. Ives, C. Houser, T. McDonald. Row 2: C. Meek, L. Lamb, R Crofoot, E. Saunders, V. Nielsen, J. Stevens. Row 3: C. Scott, C. Weir, T. Anderson, S. Bentley, J. Patterson, A. Woodward. Absent: S Gillis, M. Hungerford, A. Somma. C13 33 fo Q fo 33 03 l Mr. Cooper:.Row 1: A. Wolfersheim, T. Scanlon, K. Towne, M. Simoneau, D. Langlois, H. Brockway, S. Stevens, I.. Kapas. Row 2: J. Sloan, T. Gillis, D. Matyka, R. Denaker, T, Willis, C. Baker. Row 3: J. Wilson, A. Cahen, C. Friedman, R. Andrews, B. Manney, J. Tuttle. Row 4: K. Claus, D, Pemrick, A. Polley, J. Richmond, A. Holmquist, Absent: C. Booth, S. Grimes, D. McFarland, G. Sebast. 6424 S5 O? Mr. Holmes: Row 1: R. Daniello, M. Blair, L. Somma, M. MacNeil, T. Kellogg, L. Greene, L. Bailey. Row 2: D. Langlois, D. Sherin, J. Boyce J, Bain, S. Bullard, B. Stewart. Row 3: A. Cushing, J. Cristaldi, A. Rudinger, W. Aldrich, E. Searles, J. Bengle. Row 4: N. Marci, A. Erbe, C Nickoloff, D. Baker. Absent: V. Batty, J. Darrow, K. Larmon, T. McKernon, W. Simmons. 15,1 'yr we ' T , i nl Ms. Troy: Row 1: H. Niles, M. Steindl, S. Hanson, B. Butler, L. Montemurro, S. Perkins, D. Fox. Row 2: T. McMurray, T. Freebern, T Clayton, C. Lundberg, S. Davis, B. Osberg. Row 3: B. Skiff, T. Larmon, J. Martin, C. Curtis, A. Wheeler, N. Kalme. Row 4: C. Fisher, S Foelsch, H. Staines, L. Kersey, C. DeCarlo, S. Greene, D. Rivenburgh. Absent: C. DeFalco, J. Kelly, M. Mastrangelo. 7985 Mr. Bemus: L. McLean, N. Darrow, J. Morrison, K. Towne, D. Blanchette, M. Dennison, A. Cristaldi, M. Beebe. Row 2: D. Brownell, C. Ives, B. Spiezio, G. Perry, R. Norton, K. Karp, D. Kniffen. Row 3: D. Saddlemire, J. Snell, A. Degner, P. McReynolds, D. Culbertson, D. Waite, K. Miller. Absent: B. Lacy, D. Noble, J. Roney. Mrs. Degner: Row 1- J. Ossier, J. Flower, J. Paul, M. Tulloch, M. Snell, A. Curtis, M. Whalen. Row 2- D. Rymph, K. Holmquist, K. Bell, T Simmons, S. Godfrey, K. Coffin. Row 3- A. Thingvold, K. Eastman, E. Rogers, H. Harris, D. Estramonte, B. Okey. Absent- T. Almy, S Baldwin, C. Barnes, K. Blake, R. Breason, T. Herrick, K. Perkins, J. Saddlemire. 6124 55' 0? Mr. Jones: Row 1- M. Sloan, D. Willis, G. Nolan, S. Ryder, B. Zink, K. McPhail, R. McKernon. Row 2- S. Dowling, J. Tracy, K. Middlebrook L. Gillis, B. Bailey, T. Owens, C. Watkins. Row 3- D. Grimes, E. Karlson, S. Sprigner, R. Henderson, A. Donaldson, T. Weatherwax, H Sanders, T. Sprauge. Absent- C. Bailey, A. Fitch, J. Robinson, R. Traver. iff We Mrs. Rainer: Row 1: T. Barnes, J. Mesick, L. Corey, H. Holcomb, J. Owens, L. Johnson, D. Griffin. Row 2: R. Hemming, J. Lundberg, S Grimes, E. Kelley, C. Fitch, J. Andrews. Row 3: A. Eichstadt, M. Myers, D. Brochu, R. Sanders, J. Davis, D. McPhail. Absent: C. Biggie, J Bozony, J. Donaldson, T. Gillis, D. Grimes, B. LeBarron, J. Patrick, M. Walsh, J. Wilkinson 796 Dr. Renauld: Row 1: B. Polchowski, R. Gay, R. Kirk, L. Reeve, M. Stoddard, A. Paprocki, T. Brophy, P. Curtis. Row 2: M. Bain, M. Clifford, A. Cahen, E. Hanson, A. Taylor, K. Kelly. Row 3: S. Fitzgerald, R. Hebert, R. Daniello, J, Grimes, L. Towne, P. LeBarron, K. Huffman. Absent: B. O'Donnell H .f NT? 4 76 . 8 76 8 f ...MQ Mrs. Houser: Row 1: C. Bonefant, T. McLean, T. Schafer, J. Kapas, W. Larmon, L. Heineman, S. Freebern, S. Fassell. Row 2: D. Robinson, C. Skellie, E. Bowen, M. Anuszewski, A. Watkins, A. Bozovsky, C. Matyka. Row 3: K. Mosher, J. Marci, B. Miller, A. Goodman, C. Cronin, D. Thomas, S. Elgin. Absent: G. Smith, T. Patrick. S 615,455 O? Mrs. ldleman: Row 1: E. Lynch, K. Mangino, P. Felt, J. McMorris, R. Rivenburgh, T. Loy, T. Anderson. Row 2: R. Wheeler, M. Holcomb, K Gannon, E. Sullivan, K. Greene, D. Barberf Rowf3:-S. Ellis, K. Brown, K. Darrow, M. Sabo, P. Schneible, R. Thomas, N. Friend. Absent: J Patten, T. Weatherwax, M. Staines. Mrs. Rymph: Row 1: S. Grimes, W. McDonald, T. Waite, S. Petteys, J. Wells, T. Jordan, D. Simmons, R. Mann. Row 2: M. Owens, C. Barnes K. Wilbur, J. Davis, S, Taylor, J. Holmquist, T. Bruneau. Row 3: E. Lundberg, B. English, J. Batchelder, M. Brooks, S. Fisher, H. Gillis Absent: B. Jennings, T. Monroe, J. Stewart. 7987 Mrs. Zurbrugg: Row 1: T. Evans, S. Parkinson, S, Mann, R. Denaker, N. Kapper, S, Petteys, L. Anderson. Row 2: C. Coulter, A. Walsh, A Fox, V, Bentley, J. Whalen, B. Wilcox. Row 3: J. Gillis, M. Harris, P. Scanlon, C. Thingvold, H, MacNeil, A. Kalme. Row 4: J. Chadwick, E Mosher, R. Yarbrough, R. Stiles, A. Hughes. Absent: P. Parker. V5 55 V5 55 V5 S5 V5 55 V5 55 Stiff: Mrs. Hoover: Row 1: A. Hughes, T. McPhail, J. Dessingue, K. Williams, A. Gagnier, T. Stewart, P. Middlebrook, B. Harsha, C. Simoneau, R Graves. Row 2: M. Fitzgerald, J. Somma, B. Brownell, H. Mills, L. Reeve, H. Willis, K. Huntington, E. Blanchette, M. Robinson. Row 3: E Manney, V. Coon, J. Andrews, C. Karlson, S. Billings, K. Sheridan, M. Whitehouse, G. Skitt, G. Davidsen. 519455 09 Mrs. Murphy: Row 1: M. Darrow, J. Hilyard, L. Hunt, C. Graves, J. Pitkin, S. Godfrey, A. Freebern, C. Tracy, R. Ramsden, S. Brownell, I. Sacldlemire. Row 2: D. Lundberg, A. McFarland, K. Wright, S. Patterson, H. Drost, C. Robinson, P. Fitch, T. Saunders. Row 3: P. Baker, J. Becker, C. Osberg, B. Linnett, D. Bailey, S. Lawler, S. Brochu, R. McBrien. Absent: K. Howe. ll,-P Mrs. Niles: Row 1: T. Kirk, E. O'Malley, D. Dulmer, B. Cahen, C. Hopkins, J. Carroll, M. Flower, E. Briggs. Row 2: L. Davis, D. Grimes, J. Reiszel, C. Baker, E. DeCarlo, J, Culbertson, K. Stewart, T. Gardephe. Row 3: A. Brown, C. StJohn, H. Mullen, L. Smith, S. Berquist, P. Cowen, S. Starteri, D. LeBarron. Absent: E, Biggie, T. Roberson. 798 Mrs. Shiland: Row 1: S. Thomas, A. Donohue, T. Dennison, S. Battis, K. Perkins, J. Evans, P. Woodward, J. Ellis, J, Corey. Row 2: E. Gillis, E. MacNeil, J, Phinney, V. Vanwie, D. Boyce, M. Rymph, B. Griffin, M.Cushing,W. Fish. Row 3: D. Eldridge, W. Dwyer, W. Huffman, P. Holmquist, B. Blanchette, E. StJohn, E. Miller, M. Eads. vi'ff?i'G' 1 mH?'l:-QA i K. 1 -3 Cn .?!l 35' 35' .SVI 35' 911 35 571 l12H ill lull file lm I if i.u l'3 Dave, Kerry, Sue, Andy Eric, Eric, Tracy, Natalie TWELFTH ELEVENTH Mike, Sandy, Sue, Shawn Curt, Laurie, Stacey Ed NINTH Linda, Dean, Lesa Mary SEVENTH Erin, Steve, Chris Brandon ,MW fbi' fi 'K 's ii , N 'YJ A Q R , , R 'r 0 5 w ELEAIIEAIYZRY K OF XXX? 57 S7 67 R E R Mrs. Kruger: Row 1: S. Moy, BJ. Jordan, M. Brockway, S. Perry, K. Klingebiel, M. Talmadge, E. Bonenfant, J. Wells, M. Somma. Row 2: D Rapp, J. Girard, L. Musser, J. Cronin, A. Carroll, N. Harrington, M. Aldrich, M. Cristaldi, S. LaMarche, H. Gunther. Row 3: Mrs. Kruger, A Scott, J. Filer, S. Greene, L. Andrews, A. Okey, C. Smith, J. Huffman, P. Lauder, S. Stiles. 619455 O? Ms. Moynan: Row 1: M. Bell, S. Getty, A. Busch, S. Marlow, R. Backus, C. Brownell, S. Darrow, C. Bullard, B. Evans, S. Tomczak, A. Owens S. Henderson, J. Pemrick, R. Zink, G. Wilbur, J. Data, Ms. Moynan. Row 2: B. Kapper, J. Burrows, C. Wells, W. Aubin, A. Cristaldi, K Bobrow, K. LaBomlzard, C. Bouchard, T. Anderson, J. McFarland, M. Grimes. Absent: D. Schneible. 'ff ille- Mr. Simpson: Row 1: M. Havens, J. Miller, C. Kipp, C. Hoffman, K. Whalen, S. Lamb, B. Goodman, P. Phalen. Row 2: l. Aldous, J. R. Stewart. E. Walsh, H. Jones, G. Cowen, K. Talmadge. Row 3: W. Rivenburg, M. Waite, D. Raney, C. Derby, H. Lyttle, W. Doane, J. Eads, S. Walbillig, M. Larmon, J. Kimball. Absent: J. Winegar. Mr. Worthington: Row 1: C. Knapp, M. Taylor, K. Baldwin, S. McRenolds, A. Spezio, C. Clifford, K. Karp, B. Coulter. Row 2: M. Hughes, T. Saunders, M. Barber, C. Burns, B.J. Roe, S. Kelly, J. Estramonte, C. Bengle, D. Ryder. Row 3: A. Clayton, C. Dwyer, K. Brown, D. Simon, T. Watkins, J. Fassell, J. Miller, S. Powell, J. Ashcroft, N. Cristaldi. 32 Q 119' ZS ZS IS 91? 75' . 9 51? Us R ms R 1-is R Mrs. Booth: Row 1- B. Nolan, G. Denaker, G. Gilchrist, B. Briggs, J. Anderson, R. Johnson, J. McClay, S. Bowles. Row 2- G. Stoddard, E Becker, T. Dulmer, S. Bailey, S. Pratt, K. Kapper, E. McLean. Row 3- C. Myers, M. Anuszewski, J. Thomas, T. Skiff, S. Pattee, S. Fitzgerald S. Perkins, J. Roberson, A. Stevens, Mrs. Booth. Absent- H. Ricketts. Mrs. Brown: Row 1- J. Thomas, S. Spiezio, R. Young, P. Boyce, M. Cary, M. Anderson, T. St. John. Row 2- Mrs. Brown, S. Rymph, N. Faile T. Wolfe, D. Ciccarone, M. Talmadge, B. Waldbillig, N. Waite. Row 3- D. Blair, R. Ricketts, C. Derby, M. Morrison, C. Granger, D. Noble, Ml Palmer, E. Pearson, M. White. Absent- A. Perkins. v'-'env-Wf 1. fi my Mrs. Hanley: Row 1- C. Thomas, M. Billings, A. Hanson, K. Wells, A. Rymph, D. Harrington, K. Cornell, B. Moy, D. Rodriguez. Row 2- J. Aldrich, M. Nolder, J. Fifield, P. Skiff, M. Lourie, E. Ward, M. Elsworth. Row 3- M. Chambers, J. Becker. D. Simoneau, D. Barnes, A. Hughes, J. Wilbur, J. Drost, H. Kalme, D. Martin, B. Knight. 7990 Mr. Pemrick: Row 1- S. Bardwell, T. Stewart, J. Hunt, P, Darrow. Row 2- L. Seacord, R. Periard, D. Aldrich, M. Labas, D. Clements, G. Warner. Row 3- A. Knapp, J. Tomczek, J. Beauregard, B. Baker, A. Erbe, J. Fifield, K. Wright. Row 4- T. Saunders, H. Raney, M. Cristaldi, L. Johnson, T. Perry, K. Brown, D. Briggs. M is i .H ' 'X all Q s 71' Eff If 5 . e If 5 ff ,215 If 5 ff E Mrs. Aldous: Row 1- K. Gannon, J. Nix, J. Scanlon, B. Wilbur, C. Becker, L. Woodard, C. Wilcox, C. Bungard, K. Barnes. Row 2- K Bozousky, K. Andrus, J. Keeler, A. Johnson, K. Hopkins, A. Fitzgerald, J. Macher, Row 3- Mrs. Aldous, C. Stewart, C. Howard, B. Reeve, S Herrington, K, Brown, L. Rose, D. Klingebiel, P. Haner, S. Bain, R. Hornor, K. Thygesen, S. Warner. 6194 55 O? Mrs. Moy: Row 1- C. Polchowski, A. Burns, A. Getty, T. Middlebrook, J. Perry, J. Beauregard, M. Booth. Row 2' D. Brownell, T. Wilbur, C Talmadge, L. Fish, A. LaBarron, K. Hamilton, K. Mosso, A. Lyons, S. Spiezio. Row 3- Mrs. Moy, S. Thompson, J, Spear, C. Fryer, E Whitehouse, L. Paprocki, D. Blair, T. Kelle, K. Flynn. Absent- E. Smith, C. Brown, B. Kessler, B. LaBombard. fi Mr. Sheffield: Row 1- S. Waite, D. McDonald, G. Nix, D. Brownell, L. Almy, L. Osberg, A. Kimball, R. Tucker, C. Coulter, K. Linclheimer. Row 2-S Marci J Carroll K Stewart A Mosher K Bass K Idleman J Quackenbush S Jennin s. Row 3- K. VanWie, E. Mullen, A. - . - - - , - . - , - 1 - , - Q Sparks, M. Kyer, K. Sprague, J. Chadwick, E. Baker, S. Lyttle, K. Vurraro. 7997 Mr. Claus: Row 1- R. Boisclair, R. Burch, D. Rose, T. Harrington, M. Brownell. Row 2- K. Donaldson, T. Edleston, C. Peters, R. Ramsey, Mr. Claus. pn-vw-f Q1 5 E S gd Z9 5, S 3' Z9 9 sl Sai Mrs Brundldge Row 1 D Whlte T Pltkin, B. Blanchard K Dlxson E Curtls Row2 N Labas S Graves S McQuade A Howard E Schlelcher C Brockway S French Row 3- A. Burr C Wilbur B Wells D Culbertson J Andrews Mrs Brundndge D Quackenbush J Shlelds R Sloan T Jacobson T Guard. HLZ4 55 09 Mlss Hatfleld Rowl T Lmdhexmer R Billings,D Patten C Bmette D Knrk S Petteys M Ward D Wenk T Helmlg Row2 T Noble S Almy G Martin L Coffm M1ssHatfxeld, R. Briggs B Cullen D Drost Row3 H Palmer K McPha1l D Wllbur A Wrlhams B Kuzmlch Yfgfff ..,3J'f,f'.f5 CUME, 'QQ 'fir Rua Y I I Mrs. Patrick: B. Godfrey, T. Barnes, P. Cornell, M. Rodriquez, T. Bassett, B. Knight, N. Kelley, Row 2- M. Yarbrough, L. Darrow, G. Girard, J. St. John, J. Hughes, B. Porter. Row 3- A. Lundberg, E. Lundberg, N. Kalme, A. Pooler, D. Moser, J. Smialek. Top- D. Telford, D. Elsworth. Absent- S. Jennings. 799 Mrs. Rieger: Row 1- K. Burger, T. Seacord, R. Pettigrew, J. Kath, R. Crofoot, V. Hughes, A. Gutasy. Row 2- M. Clifford, J. Dennison, T. Weatherwax, L. Lauder, M. McPhail, S. Knapp, D. Brophy. Row 3- G. Whalen, J. Spear, T. Bouchard, H. Brownell, P. Backus, F. Knapp, S. Evans, T. Smith, Mrs. Rieger. Mrs. Grogan: Row 1- P. Lauder, S. Lamb, S. Roberts, R, MacNeil, S. Powell, T. Archambeault, D. Drost, C. Waite, S. Ashton, C. Nesbitt. Row 2- C. Phalen, A. Tucker, C. Burch, M. Johnson, T. Horner, K. Scalon, J. Elsworth, P. Hughes, B, Taylor, M. Green. Row 3- W. Taft, P. Norton, R, Periard, D. Ciccarone, B. Yurschak, J. Bolduc. 60455 O? Mrs. Pattee: Row 1- B. Beecroft, P. Wilbur, A. Spiezio, B. Buell, l. Patterson, J. Parker, B. Genevich. Row 2- C. Spiezio, M. Seacord, B Squires, M. DeCarlo, K. DeCarlo, E. Brown. Row 3- J. B aker, A. Dutcher, C. Kuzmich, K. Thomas, J. Perkins, J. Wever, T. Keeler, H Zeno Row 4- H. McDonald, R. Dyer, C. Landry, K. Saunders, C. Rogers, Mrs. Pattee. Mrs. Strainer: Row 1: S. McClay, R. Hartwell, A. Kimball, M. Estramonte, J. Williams, C. Loveland, B. Cronin, G. Tucker, A. Weatherwax, A. Cary. Row 2: S. Myott, E. Aldrich, D. Gillis, K. Bain, M. King, E. Aubin, S. Fitzgerald, D. Morse, M. Grimes, R. Sherwood, J. Nolan, J. Tracy. Absent: E. Wells, J. Pedersen. 799 Mrs. Stutz: Row 1: J. Perkins, T. Huntington, K. Bell, l. Gunther, R. Barnes, S. Worthington, J. Hemming. Row 2: J. Brown, J. Kersey, T. Miller, J. Hooey, J. Sheilds, K. LeBarron, T. Nolder, J. Jeffords, Mrs. Stutz. Row 3: S. Morrison, T. Elsworth, B. Faille, P. Wilbur, N. Clark, D. ldleman, S. Welzanuk, J. Nulty, J. Pattee. Us R Us R 35' ' .9 law falls Mrs. King: Row 1: B. Talmaclge, J. Taylor, E. Lundberg, M. Lant, W. Nolan, G. Hughes. Row 2: E. Johnson, R. Sprague, D. Manney, D. Rose J. Howard, M. Billings, R. Fox, H. Karp. Row 3: H. Mullen, M. Dubas, P. Granger, J. Vennesland, J. Anuszewski, S. Havens, C. Smialek ELL4 55 09 Mrs. Scott: Row 1: A. Moore, E. Kelly, M. Weatherwax, H. Wilbur, C. Huntington, R. Ephraim, M. Mosher. Row 2: J. Barton, Z. Hughes, S Brophy, T. Sherwood, W. Barnes, S. Booth, S. Cobart, C. Walsh. Row 3: T. Vooris, D. Bain, F. Church, J. Kelley, R. St. Mary, S. Klingebiel J. Smith. ,.,,.., ,,,,.cz M rw .-5iIx4:A..f.siff?5Zs2fiJ.:.444f2wi : N if T Q- Mrs. Thomas: Row 1- A. Ricketts, J. MacNeil, J. Cloutier, J. LaMarch, W. St. John, C. Kapper, S. Moulton, C. Chadwick, R. Berquist, C Hooey Row 2- J. Reinhardt, J. Scott, A. Knapp, Mrs. Thomas, T. Bruneau, E. Fitzgerald, P. Boyce Row 3- J. Graves, J. Nessle, C. Brownell S. Jennings, A. Craft, S. Knight 7994 Miss Wilson: Row 1- B. Chaplin, K. McKernon, J. Chambers, J. Ward, C. Kyer, H. Brownell Row 2- J. Nolan, A. Brockway, A. Periard, J. Chadwick, R. Fish, D. Bengle, A. Darrow, A. Martin Row 3- K. Faile, H. Wilbur, C. Smith, H. Pratt, J. Labas, N. Peltier, B. Brock, S. DeGregory I l ,. tr. Mrs. Wilbur: Row 1: J. Dixson, A. Rouleau, S. Cary, E. Clements, A. Darrow, R. Dwyer, G. Bass. Row 2: J. Loveland, A. Craft, K. MacNeil W M. Collins, M. Read, J. Barnes. Row 3: H. Tucker, J. Vallone, E. Garcia, D. Batchelder, B. Andrews, J. Baker, Mrs. Wilbur. Absent: B. Wenk T. McKernon 3 612485 09 Mrs. Winslow: Row 1: W. Tucker, M. Genevick, B. Archamheault, K. Macher, J. Johnson, L. Cristaldi, K. Waite, J. Burch, C. Molinero. Row - 2: J. LeBarron, C. Walsh, H. Warrington, C. Taylor, J. Carter, H. Nolan. Row 3: H. Smith, S. Williams, P. Faile, D. Buell, J. Darrow, A. . Henderson, J. Elsworth. Absent: R. Perkins. sz if K . 5 -er N Q x Kgs A i f 'J S if S ii wa' Mrs. Wilbur: Row 1: P. Miller, H. Heuser, J. McFarren, C. Kelly, J. Dalpe, K. Mosso. Row 2: R. Sheldon. T. Wilbur. K. Brockwav, T. Aldriche, M. Yurschak, S. McLean. Row 3: B. Flynn, E. Phalen, K. Wait, J. Larmon, K. Lauder, K. Harrington. Absent: S. Miller. 799 Mrs. Winslow: Row 1: J.P. Chalmers, T. Larmon, J. Coffin, D, Daniello, J.J. Rose, S. Sherwood Row 2: C. Boyce, C. Burgess, H. Fish, S. Tomczak, M. Manney, K. Hartwell. Row 3: E. Briggs, J. Evans, K. Kuzmick, K. Woodard, S. Cronin, D. Murtha. 'ef P umm, TWH' may -,ww ilk RQ: J -X. X, ,,.x wk N . i wg., vs Gilmfbs Zfleiiawdihigs fi GIRL uowsp- . Y--- -i--Q.. r f -L+1ixX..Y'Q - :f6-- X fix- '- ' v- ' Z -N a ZW 5' ..z - f Q K 1 I X' S ' A Qi ' f 7 -- .. ' IU' 'V ' 2 u S M ' f vii. 3 Q 'I....... 'L 11 y K - , Nh's I , :M Q , fl Xp- v , y . SX it V lf,-LA1.-n 5 l , I i- 1 Q I ' P --1 H t lg I WI m..5 5' CZIDSN U 60ll 6713 Row 1: E. MacNeil, S. Hemming, S. Corey, M. Davis, M. Traver, D. Estra- monate, G. Skiff, B. Miller. Row 2: B. Linnett, M. Brooks, N. Kapper, K. Gan- non, P. LeBarron, S. Davis, L. Corey, L. Davis. Row 3: C. Scott, M. Simoneau, C. Simoneau, H. MacNeil, M. Simoneau, K. Towne. Student Council is composed of repre- sentatives ,from each class. Members are elected by their classmates. This club conducts numerous programs and activities. One service performed by student council is the organization of having student pictures taken here at school. Other activities include the annu- al Hat Day contest, the Halloween window painting contest and the Hallow- een costume contest. 61? ZII6' Ol! 671 C. Taylor, D. Rymph, A. Erbe, S. Rymph. All mem- bers were not present at this meeting. The Club Council is composed of student represen- tatives from each club, team, and class in the school. Members are to meet monthly to discuss planned activities. This allows other clubs to plan their activi- ties accordingly i.e. one candy sale at a time, one dance on a Friday night, etc. The main objec- tive is to regulate the school's activities. 6160 S 6011 516115161 6L'lll6' Row 1: A. Degner, A. Paprocki, S. Hanson, K. Degner, A. Patterson, C. Davis, A. McVicker, J. Bengle, M. Steindl, J. Stevens. Row 2: H. Staines, S. Foelsch, M. Simoneau, B. Muller, H. Hilyard, M. MacNeil, C. Houser, E. Hanson, P. McKernon. Row 3: B. Steindl, H. Rhein, T. Briglin, R. Johnson, S. Stevens, S. Perkins, T. Larmon, R. Gay. OW ffl!! SIC! 6L'lll6' Front: B. Cahen, A. Donohue, T. Stewart, S. Battis, J. Whalen. Back: S. Ryder, M. Sabo, H. Staines, Mr. Bowen, S. Foelsch, Y. Jansen, A. Bozovsky, S. Fisher. sag.. '45cF g - ,gg 4 jg.- C 1 ' N Q lLyTl0Q47?-F g S0 c 9 32 o o Q ' '31 3 t.2,',g+. A -uf' A ,Q-XD 'greg ,YO , fQ0,gF'-'Biggs . . M Fl , FFA farmland at the Washington County fair. Pictured here are Ben English and Steve Greene. Randy Moy checking the yields of his corn field. Greenwich F.F.A. members are busy year around, with their experience programs, class assignments and F.F.A. activities. Their major activities include the citrus fruit sale, F.F.A. con- tests, the Washington County fair, the National Convention trip and field trips throughout New York state. new an ,. 1.55, ,, lf: A ar. - X '54 ,. 2 I i t .,. Ag students getting the greenhouse ready to sell plants and vegetables to the public. I Many FFA students work long, hard hours at the fair , . . Here Carol Pfeiffer and Valerie Nielsen take a nap. The 1982 demonstration plot. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1: K. Huffman, T. Somma, A. McVicker, M. Wright, B. English, T. Henderson. Row 2: D. Baker, J. Boyce, V. Neilsen, L. Somma, R. McKernon, T. Sprague, S. Wilbur, J. Thompson, J. Riley. Row 3: D. Griffin, A. Curtis, J. Polchowski, T. McDonald, C. Pfeiffer, L. Osberg, D. Langlois, S. Matyka, S. Gillis. Row 4: J. Andrews, R. McKernon, T. Simmons, P. McReynolds, L. Kersey, R. Henderson, M. Snell, S, Greene, A. Holmquist. Row 5: K. McPhail, J. Lundberg, K. Holmquist, D. Rymph, D. Brownell, K. Larmon, A. Sebast, J. Bain, R. Esola, G. Sebast. Row 6: D. Freebern, K. Peregrim, C. Waite, J. Grimes, J. Squires, E. Sloan, T. Polley, D. Skellie, D, Noble. Row 7: N. Kalme, C. Friedman, J. Bozony, B. Daly, A. Donaldson, S. Garrow, E. Karlson, D. Grimes, D. Waite, K. Karp, C. Bailey. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Row 1: A. Patterson, A. Paprocki, L. Montemurro, B. Butler, L. Karlson, B. Zink, J. Mesick, J. Lundberg, J. Grimes, E, Hanson, S. Greene. Row 2: R. Johnson, S. Hanson, K. Medick, T. Freebern, A. McVicker, B. Muller, J. Stevens, K. Degner, T. Hebert, S. McClay, A. Degner. Row 3: B. Lynch, M. Clifford, H, Staines, S. Foelsch, D. Fox, M. Simoneau, H. Hilyard, M. MacNeil, L. Proch, J. Bengle. Row 4: T. Briglin, H. Rhein, D. Rymph, C. Davis, S. Rymph, C. Morrison, Y. Jansen, B. Lawrence, R. Steindl, S. Perkins, M. Steindl, 'L . ,W f4Jl45l6.76,4N 915,59 S516 V168 RESHAPE vow, dll . ln its 17th year of existence at Greenwich High, the present AFS club is the largest ever. ln its quest to promote under- standing among all peoples of the world, the club sponsored many activities throughout the year. These included a student exchange with Longmeadow, Mass., a winter carnival week- end for AFS exchange students in this area, and an internation- al dinner. The students and entire community were also fortunate enough to have the opportunity to share this year with Yvette Jansen from Holland and Hartmut Rhein from West Germany. 16551124 P5 1101116 WOIZZD '11 431 'pn- My 3 AQ .VA I l K Z? .W Q fi S72 Nfl mom-uf fro on 50678311 The National Honor Society held its annual induction ceremony on November 10, 1982. 16 students were tapped. New seniors in- clude: James Claus, Mickki Davis, Nancy Nestle, Jackie Polchowski, Heidi Skellie, Tracy Somma and Karen Vurraro, New ju- niors include: Tim Briglin, Todd Dewey, Hei- di Hilyard, Charlene Houser, Lisa Lamb, Paul McKernon, Chad Morrison, Robert Steindl and Janet Stevens. Induction into the Honor Society is deter- minded by a faculty vote. Candidates are selected on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, service, and character. Services being provided by the Honor Soci- ety this year include tutoring and raising funds to support the 'Ronald McDonald rv' House in Albany. Row 1: C. Morrison, C. Houser, N, Nestle, H. Hilyard, L. Lamb,K. Vurraro, J. Stevens, H. Skellie. Row 2: J. Polchowki, T. Somma, B. Jennings, Briglin, Row 3: P. McKernon, B. Lawrence, S. VanSchaick. Row 4: T. Hebert, A. McVicker, .5013 S.T.O.P. stands for Students to Op- pose Pollution. On the second sat- urday of each month, students be- longing to this club collect and recy- cle newspapers, bottles and cans. Proceeds from this anti-pollution project go toward benefiting the community. Advisors of S.T.O.P. are Mrs. Lin- da Austin and Mr. David Nestle. C. Davis, M. Davis, C. Gillis, J. Claus, T. Dewey, T. Stewart, S, Rymph, 5. Worthington, E. Brooks, M. B. Johnson, L. Dixson, H, Meek. Row 1: B. Butler, L. Karlson, A. Erbe, N. Marci, T. Anderson, C. Nickoloff, J. Cristaldi, D. Pemrick. Row 2: A. McVicker, T. McDonald, T, Somma, B. Stewart, H, Skellie, M. Blair, S, Stevens. Row 3: M. MacNeil, M. Wright, M. Simoneau, C. Curtis, L. Kapa, K. Towne, C. Morrison, B. Steindl. Row 4: D. Fox, S. Foelsch, J. Richmond, K. Claus, P. McKernon, B. Skiff, S. Perkins. Row 5: J. Wilson, D. Noble, M. Steindl, R. Daniello, B. Osberg, J. Martin. ' g 5, ws... it X- Q i X- fsss ZW SRT. EVERY HUNTH S lm 3 Pm' UPU C305 G bullies Siulenls1l1tlppuseP'ulluIiun Ti iii! .S 3- is J-fl 501611 60116 The purpose of the History Club is to keep a scrapbook of all school news, gather memorabilia of the school's past and to display the lat- ter at times. The club makes occa- sional trips to historic sites and with money earned, takes trips to places such as New York City or Boston. Row 1: D. Griffin, T. Somma, T. McDonald, A. McVicker, P. Curtis. Row 2: A. Curtis, K. Medick, M. Clifford, D. Rymph, M. Snell. vw-W 829624 16516 6L'lll6' A new public address system was installed prior to the opening of this school year. This provided our school with a more pleasant and reliable bulletin service. The announcements were read over the P.A. system every day by 18 students. Many seventh graders joined later in the year. H0345 56 6171113 Row 1: S. Waite, S. Davis, M. Blair, H. Skellie, S. Grimes, D. Birdsinger, T. Lar- mon, T. Willis, E. Davis. Row 2: E Schneider, P. Felt, T. Gillis, M. Sloan, C Booth, A. Thingvold, M. Dennison, S. Mon roe. Row 1: S. Perkins, V. Neilsen, C. Pfeiffer, K. Medick, L. Karlson, A. Wolfersheim, T. Larmon, B. Butler. Row 2: K. Hoffman, T. Somma, A. McVicker, T. McDonald, C. Houser, P. Carknard, L. Montemurro. S G4 65 HAND Row 1: R. Steindl, J. Richmond, J. Paul, B Skiff, J. Snell, J. Bengle, C. Curtis. Row 2 C. Houser, P. Carknard, S. Skiff, S. Foelsch A. Goodman, P. McKernon, R. Gay, M. Clif- ford. Row 3: H, Hilyard, M, Steindl, C. Nick oloff, J. Wilson, J. Cristaldi, R. Johnson, T Briglin, B. Okey, E. Hanson, J. Stevens. S816 V165 6'L'lli6' Row 1: K. Coffin, A. Beadle, S. Davis, M Stewart, M. Traver, T. Becker, L. Davis, A Woodward. Row 2: M, Townsend, M. Nor ton, C, Tracy, L. Cox, L. Reiszel, R. Van Guilder. Row 3: T. McMurray, S, Bardwell K. Aldous, E. Saunders, C. Ives. Row 1: J. Tracy, L, Reeve, A. Cahen, M. Sloan, L. Towns, L. Kersey, A. Cox, S. Davis, K. Degner, S. McClay, M. Stewart. Row 2: M. Stoddard, L. Kapas, P. McKernon, M. Clifford, R. Gay, S. Hanson, D. Fox, P. LeBarron. Row 3: K. Aldous, S. Bain, B. Muller, L. Skiff, S. Foelsch, M. MacNeil, T. McMurray, S. Perkins, S. Stevens, P. Carknard. Row 4: D. Willis, J. Paul, J. Stevens, V. Neilsen, H. Hilyard, C. Houser, P. Curtis, H. Staines. Row 5 R. Steindl, J. Richmond, J. Bengle, J. Snell, C. Curtis, B. Butler, A. Degner, T. Briglin, R. Johnson, E. Hanson, D. Estramonte, B. Zink. Row 6: B. Skiff, M. Simoneau, J. Wilson, T. Jordan, D. Pemrick, M. Steindl, S. Fisher, J. Claus. 58377076 BAND ,YZIJWOK BAND Row 1: S. Taylor, M. Whitehouse, E. MacNeil, B. Griffin, H. MacNeil, C. Cronin, N. Kapper, A. Goodman, C. Barnes. Row 2: B. Dwyer, A. Watkins, M. Staines, S. Elgin, D. Thomas, K. Stewart, J. Patten. Row 3: J. McMorris, E. Bowen, R. Stiles, C. Bonefant, R. Yarborough, D. Lundberg, C. Simoneau. Row 4: J. Ellis, S. Battis, T. Saunders, J. Kapas, J. Murphy, H. Gillis. Row 1: M. Stewart, T. Becker, A. Wolfershein, L. Karlson, C. Pfeifer, B. Butler, D. Fox, A. Paprocki, H. Staines, S. Hanson, A. Thingvold. Row 2: T. McMurray, L. Montemurro, H. Niles, L. Kapas, L. Skiff, B. Skiff, J. Stevens, S. Foelsch, S. Stevens, S. Perkins. Row 3: S. Davis, S. Rainev, K. Medick, D. Willis, J. Paul, M. Steindl, B. Muller, H. Hilyard, K. Middlebrook, K. Eastman. Row 4: M. Simoneau, L. Proch, R. Gay, A. Degner, P. McKernon, C. Morrison, R. Steindl, C. Hauser, T. Freebern. Row 5: J. Wilson, R. Johnson, H. Rhein, T. Briglin, K. Karp, J. Bengle, E. Hanson. 58371 OIC 61-KUIQZIS ,YZIJWOIQ KHOIQZIS Row 1: S. Petteys, M, Whitehouse, K. Stewart, S. Battis, A. Gagnier, S. Elgin, L. Heineman, A. Watkins, R. Denaker, M. Staines. Row 2: B. Griffin, P. Fitch, J. Corey, A. Freebern, J. Patten, B. Wilcox, D. Thomas, A. Goodman, N. Kapper, C. Barnes. Row 3: E. Manney, S. Taylor, P. Felt, S. Freebern, S. Petteys, D. Lundberg, T. Saunders, R. Yarborough. - -- ---- -- -- was-wss -.-- as .Ness 1 Seated: H. Hilyard, L. Dixson, Standing: K. Claus, L. Reiszel, K. Degner, Mr. Roods, L. Osberg, B. Lawrence, S. Corey, A. Snell. The Sports Club members meet Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays in the weight room throughout the winter months and are responsible for the main- tenance of the area. Equipment in the weight room consists of a univer- sal weight and leg attach- ment machine, three benches, and inclined bench, a curling bench, power squat racks, a leaper machine, an exer- cise bicycle, and E-Z curl bar, three Olympic bar- bells and over a 1000 lbs. of free weights. All athletic teams make use of the weight room which we be- lieve has the best facilities of any area school. VA 16312711 ZZZIIS' The Varsity Club is made up of athletes who have earned a letter in varsity sport. Members raise money for the athletic department by working the football and basketball concession stands, sponsoring the annual Christmas alumni basketball tournament, and holding dances. Club officers this year were: Presi- dent - Sandy Rymph, Vice-Presi- dent - Roy Osberg, Treasurer - Beth Lawrence and Secretary - Heidi Hi- lyard. 329076 C8 GCZII6' Sitting: Coach Roods Standing: B. Okey B. Linnett S. Stewart Coach Bujan S. Gillis W ' g ' WWf am ' . - 'F 4 ' Fwy mx' ,.gqvi 1 W I- 1' V' +A lr .1 . ' .-fl-f' -X 'M' ,A-x W sg Lila f5 , ' x W1 ' ' O 2' - A A J 1 . , ex I-X. 'O 0 . AW' 0 X1 H' 1.1-?j X fb W , xx V, I 1 K , 024, ' . I G X J Z, rf K fax K ff, l Y 'X Q f' Qi fx I - L W, S K 4 X lx 'A WN X X M PG Qx , . X , X H X w N q 4 Y i EQ, X , WQLXNQ... Pk 'K .f My ww KB EV . V lg :'- u N K K' ' ' N A r X X -N, X XXX V X 3 xx , X 5 XSXXXX 17 Q, X v V X My Nw ik XIX X Row 1: A. Somma, T. Williams, A. Rudinger, B. Stewart, T. Dewey, R. Beayon, C. Nickoloff, N. Marci, D. Langlois, D. Pemrick, R. Esola, K. Mosher J. Cristaldi. Row 2: A. Polley, B. Linnett, S. Garrow, S. Peluso, C. Scott, J. Claus, R. Traver, A. Spigner, S. Stewart, B. Barnes, M. Mastrangelo, A. Erbe, C. Taylor, S. Bullard, M. Walsh, A. Cahen, J. Bain. Coaches: John Pemrick, Bob Kuba, Pat Niles. Greenwich versus: 1Of23 Mechanicville 22-21lwl gig gjlffgridge , iii gm roy:-so Whitehall 50-som IO! 1 Stillwater 12-12 llf 6 Schuylerville 0-33lll 10f 9 Hoosick Falls 16-37111 RECORD: 10x15 Corinth 8440, 3 wins-4 losses-1 tie E K Row 1: T. Evans, K. Mosher, G. Nolan, R. Kirk, D. Stiles, M. Snell, A Curtis. Row 2: Coach Bujan, J. Chadwick, K. Brown, C. Coulter, D. Waite A. Eichstadt, R. Hemming, K. Miller, C. Watkins, D. Brochu. Greenwich versus: Schuylerville 8-20lll Hoosick Falls 8-3005 Warrensburg 48- Olwl Mechanicville 20- 6lwl Cambridge 54- Olwl Fort Edward 30-12lwl RECORD: 4 wins -2 losses E If if vw 1 lfdxxlfkxgl Nh ,E 55013 mfs W 8 WINS - 2 105555 150115 . 1 - maffifyffi 3 wffvs - 7 wssss N I Row 1: Manager-Lynne Skiff, D. Fox, H. Staines, S. Hanson, A. Paprockix. Row 2: S. Stevens, 7,5 Rt A. Goodman, M. Simoneau, S. Rymph, K. Degner, Y. Jansen, B. Muller, M. MacNeil, B. Skiff. ' V , I ,Q Row 3: Coach Roods. 4749 ' x, .X M P 4 n h L ,Q .C . 1 4 J'XXf ak Y Vrrnfil ,-, Z, if 4 4 , f4.1,-f Ll.. I ' .fy I ' L C i L' G .' A' ' X ig 4 f C '9 V 'C Row 1: A. Degner, E. Hanson, L. Johnson, B. Okey, B. Hebert, D. Griffin, J. Paul. Row 2: T ' X Almy, A. Cushing, S. Greene, J. Wilson, D. Sherin, T, Scanlon, J. Bengle, M. Steindl. Row 3 f . Coach Roods, T. Briglin, B. Johnson, H. Rhein, C. DeCarlo, B. Steindl, C. Fisher, L. Osberg, K ' lj ' f A Claus. . T L A T - f , . - SENJOIQ Karen Degner Yvette Jansen Sandy Rymph Bob Johnson LeRoy Osberg I . E K' . 3 Q.. . ,.. g,.f2QQf4,2,a .K , ..,. I -WS. x, l Simon says Morning already ? 58. '2 , , a -M g H W A .1 iv - . ..,... Q , SZ '. 'I Q., .Q.:.gf'x'4i4'...' 4 Q 4 A 1 ,xml ' 4' x i 'WA . : 2 'ij' f f --gf K,-FV' . f Mg. Lgyfwgfwf ' '4 as G-.4 mu . A my ' 2 . f5a,.w:zN2.gf.:2lg,gw4Q,W' f Q . 'Mf 'i GM- f 25' A It , - ,, - 7 by it-Car AL mx ,ni I ,- , V, 'G .A 1k.5.s3,f-1.3-X1 Wfg.. .1 .V , 1 , Q, My awk' lv , 5.1.5. lj 1, y I , , ,Q L W g,,,., Q We 4' '31 ,J . - f . v. ,. I x, s. P L-7,..,w.. ' A -' 5, .. if ff 'f' 5 ' afifiiif' , , Hman' gf: , is -. NL 'Q . - .. f aa 4 -' ' . ' K- 5 ' ,t w L. Ju 'Wai fl ljfgig, U wa. 4 f . .. ff 'Q ,gs ,- NH' K f, in' 5.4 ' V' ' A ., jg. Q9 -iff 'G Win K as ' W- . Lu:5f.nr'5l s'Snf :Ain 'F Leap Frog NDN' 1.7 fi:-5 3'e'S ' ' A -5' Mimi My mgw 4. . WS ,,... Rf 52341-M KM 23 nm ' .iii gwxx ' 4h'h ,. A K.,-'Q . . -N-..,'f .W .,...f:fv A-' 1 ,. - X .. ff 4 V 'ti1'1 'G'V X -paw -rx E4 ,ti,k. LA:Jq,..h V xt Z. X . ,. 1' . 3 K a '??i.gQcd 5? f '2Q-as K wah 3. 1 1:-, 2 -:.4.aw't-'v g ..r-FQEEQJ-ig an Row 1: L. Davis, S. Corey, S. Worthington, A. Snell. Row 2: A. Beadle, S. Hemming, L. Dixson, H. Meek, C. Meek. Row 3: H. 1-lilyard, B. Lawrence, L. Lamb, M. Davis, Coach Quenelle. Greenwich versus: Varsity JV Varsity JV Cambridge 1-O1w1 0-0 Cambridge 0-1111 0-1111 Schuylerville 1-2111 3-01w1 Schuylerville 2-01w1 1-O1w1 Stillwater 8-0111 ---- Stillwater 2-11w1 ---- Hoosick Falls 2-11w1 0-0 Salem 1-3111 2-3111 Salem 2-3111 0-0 Hoosic Valley 2-O1w1 3-11w1 Hoosic Valley 5-21w1 1-2111 Hoosick Falls 1-2111 1-O1w1 Granville 5-31w1 O-0 Granville 2-O1w1 1-O1w1 Row 1: M. Clifford, H. Brockway, B. Zink, S. Davis, L. Reeve, M. Sloan, L. Corey, K Gannon. Row 2: D. Rymph, P. LeBarron, R. Daniello, C. Barnes, B. Osberg, B. Spiezio, L Kelley, Coach Vega. Greenwich versus: 9117 St. Mary's KGFD 3-Zlwl 9f20 Granville 3-2lwJ 9f21 Saratoga Catholic 4-ltwl 9f22 St. Mary's lHFJ 2-3lll 9f24 Hadley Luzerne 4 W- 4 M 9f28 Whitehall 5-Olwl 9f29 Stillwater 5-Ofwl 10f13 Fort Edward Greenwich by forfeit 1Of15 Corinth 4-ltwl Greenwich had 7 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie in league play. Greenwich had 2 wins and 0 losses in non-league matches. Final record- Combined league and non-league results of 9 wins and 1 loss is the best ever for Greenwich. GOL? SECTIONAL RESULTS Representing Greenwich were Mike Traver, Joe Si- moneau, Dan Noble, Dean Estramonte, Eric Lynch and Brian Lynch. Medalist for Greenwich was Mike Traver with an 88 which was 5 strokes off the pace necessary to earn a spot in the intersectionals. Row 1: W. Aldrich, D. Rivenburgh, J. Boyce, R. Gay, T. Brophy, M. Whalen, E. Bowen. Row 2: Coach Wells, D. Culbertson, M. VanSchaick, E. Lynch, M. Traver, J. Simoneau, D. Noble, D. Estramonte, E. Lundberg, Coach Brooks. i 1- ! fx I x I ...fe 1 A zf,41e.s'.7z11 1624.5 1 121 3 121 4 121 7 12110 12117 12121 12128 7 12129 11 4 11 7 1111 1114 1118 1121 1122 1128 g 21 1 4 21 4 2111 2115 SCHEDULE mil A541111 Lake George Preseason Tournament Corinth, Ft. Edward, Greenwich, Lake George Greenwich Q Hoosic Valley Tamarac Q Greenwich Greenwich Q Schuylerville Hoosick Falls Q Greenwich Argyle Tournament Argyle Tournament Greenwich Q Granville Cambridge Q Greenwich Greenwich Q Stillwater Salem Q Greenwich Hoosic Valley Q Greenwich Greenwich Q Tamarac Granville Q Greenwich Schuylerville Q Greenwich Greenwich Q Hoosick Falls Greenwich Q Cambridge Stillwater Q Greenwich Greenwich Q Salem Row 1: J. Simoneau, J. Claus, M. Traver, T. Williams, A. Spigner, K. Olcott. Row 2: B. Perkins, M. Mastrangelo, T. Briglin, A. Holmquist, R. Traver, C. Weir, Coach Nolder. L- 5 Q? Eb .ff 'ii' 'l '-. 'WW 47V 16248165 Z7l6'y4L'L' U4 A 4:4 iG dl' 1,VV 1 Z ff 7 . Praise be! M ICH J' 5 M9151 5 It's MINE Get AWAY! Up, up 8: away! ' 'GV - Jag! .ACR wing! . G 'QW a Soft? , ,. - . , My v h s 5 ., i . L .f S 4 15145165 51694115 ,N ' ,, M, .,. 4 . vie if 2 g F L ,lj il 2 'l 5 C g lt H 1 v v Row 1: S. Waite, H. Brockway, B. Osberg, S. Worthington, C. Booth. Row 2: L. Dixson, H. Meek, H. Hilyard, L. Lamb, Y. Jansen, Coach Bujan. Row 1: M. Clifford, M. Whittemore, R. Daniello, A. Cristaldi, L. Corey. Row 2: S. Dowling, M. Sloan, B. Skiff, H. Staines, K. Holmquist, L. Kelly, Coach Zink. 16413517511 SCHEDULE lf 3 Q Hoosic Valley 11 6 Tamarac 1 f 10 Q Schuylerville 1113 Hoosick Falls 1117 Cambridge 1120 Q Stillwater 1127 Salem 1131 Hoosic Valley 21 3 Q Tamarac 21 7 Schuylerville 2110 Q Hoosick Falls 2112 Q Queensbury 2114 Q Cambridge 2117 Stillwater 2f28 Q Salem ,YZIJWOIQ 11,4 1651511 - Q1 , v' '-:.::' .-.i SU ,api x W mm 3 3. L. M 1.1 L' qt, f'w f Q f x rf .4- ' I X -Q is K X 'E X was 2 . 13.143165 CEA!! Nl .F f Rn K Q. wmv YXQS N y46E'.70JV SHOTS fy. Af . Nm, ,ef 'L ,ji X Z,- Y,, 'Q S Qi 'Awww ,Qi sw A Six :K YQ,N4-xx uf? X gxillwgy W mmm, xii' ag 92 V Um W , 5 wmv QSWWFW Qmsnvw Mm! an mf, uw, J v ' ' T H E ' Row 1: C. Fisher, A. Snell, T. Scan lon, M. Snell, M. Beebe, A. Cushing T. Almy, S. Greene, A. Patterson, A Goodman. Row 2: Coach Jones, D McPhail, T. Herrick, J. Wilson, D Noble, C. Nickoloff, L, Osberg, C DeCarlo, L. Reiszel, S. Rymph, K Degner. . I , A A I l 12f11 Union Christmas Rush 12f22 Union Christmas Rush 12f28 RPI BH, Troy, Colonie, BM, BC 1f 8 RPI Frosh-Soph Meet Engineer Games 1f11 Siena Glov., Gran., BG., Scotia, Albany, BH., Troy 1115 RPI Guild., Shaker, Glov., BG., BM., Nisky U28 Madison Square Garden-Milrose Games U29 Union Dutchman Games 2X 5 West Point West Point Invitational 2f 6 Union Relay Meet 2114 Guptills Independant Championship 2f27 Union Sectional Championship 3f 5 Union Sectional State Qualifier 3f12 Cornell State Meet 1601! ANZ? GJ 51646K Row 1 K, Claus, D. Langlois, T. Scanlon, D. Sherin, S. Greene, C. Fisher, S. Stewart, D. Noble. Row 2 R Greene, C. Taylor, S. Stoddard, J. Simoneau, C. Nickoloff, T. Dewey. Row 3: Coach Jones, C. Ross M. Doriski, L. Osberg, P. Simoneau, T. Briglin, J. Claus, M. McMurray, J. Clayton, S. Jette, Coach Roods. GIRLS 1982 UNDEFEATED WASAREN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2nd STRAIGHT YEAR 1982 CLASS D SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS BOYS 1982 UNDEFEATED WASAREN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 6th STRAIGHT YEAR 1982 CLASS D SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS Row 1: Coach Roods, A. Goodman, N. Mason, K. Degner, M. Simoneau, R. Bain, M. MacNe1l A Snell, Coach Jones. Row 2: S. Rymph, B. Muller, H. Hilyard, B. Storms, B. Lawrence, L. Renszel A Patterson, C. Taylor, M. Jaimes. ,Q-nr, ,,,.w-sum up 20 laps NOW?? T! .k.. 91 QW.: A isiw -- z ' 4 3:5153-f-,j u A I Q gn .ff A35 , LL,x,1 IM , L .. A-b,, ,, , Q . .si .ik - M I' 5 .wi V pn I f ' M is -W Q' ' Q? 'f Q L. A I 5 W 4' 3:1 . V 0+- . . g is 4 - .,. Q , iw I 34, 'i f , ' M-.af ,yg 3s 5'M'v,:'A ff' . . V Y , .fa - PIN! X, NEVER again!! -1. wc. mf 434 x 107 M4 1657511 .s'0yz1e',-1151? h-hAA K .KKK wx . mA....x. Wm.mAi1Yi:. . ,1mL1. WQ.k.. .. mml.. . .. .K 1. - .3 ' ,,.. ' M-f Q wma' K i f- .Wg K .At 6 :' ' - . K ' - nun -h QQ, Q' fi . . .,..g::w 'l 'f Af' ' Q -il. . . . -,W KK . . . . .. Xm.x. . , .KKK imA . . . . trsgstrgis K K. . .K g Q . 4 4 A .... . ' ' 3 ..,. s sa il -r . - .. . - 1 .. . - .. X A... 'Ks A . i g . - ' f A is 4 K K K . .ts,tc.f,y -' -E '- '.fF-2'-264. . . - 'i .35iiNQs.t:sa X X 7 -' 'f ai . ,X - V ilfa A REBUILDING YEAR All of our games were close this year with 6 of 9 games being decided by a one run margin in the 7th inning. We had a young and inexperienced team with only 4 returning letter winners. Sitting: K. Vurraro, L. McDonald, S. Worthington, S. Hemming, C. Clayton. Standing: M. Davis, H. Meek, T. Hebert, D. Flynn, A. Barnes, A. Beadle, S. Bulger, L. Davis, Coach Troy. Absent: S. Greaves. I . . ...,., K SCHEDULE Greenwich versus: 418 Cambridge 41 12 Stillwater 41 15 Hoosick Falls 41 1 7 Salem 41 1 9 Tamarac 4122 Schuylerville 513 Hoosic Valley 516 Cambridge 51 10 Stillwater 51 13 Hoosick Falls 51 1 7 Salem 51 1 9 Tamarac 5120 Schuylerville 5124 Hoosic Valley Record: 5-9 4-10 lll 16-15 fwl 2-11 Qll 28- 3 lwl 26-27 ill 9- 8 lwl 14-15 ill 5- 7 ill 7- 8 lll O-13 ill 13- 4 lwl 3- 4 lll 10- 9 lwl 2- 3 lll SCHEDULE Greenwich versus: Salem Tamarac Stillwater Cambridge Schuylerville Hoosic Valley Hoosick Falls Cambridge Stillwater Hoosick Falls Salem Tamarac Schuylerville Hoosic Valley ecord: 8 - 6 30- 8 lwl 7- 6 fwl 11- 1 Cwl 7-23 ill 23-22 fwl 19- 2fwl 8-26 ill 22- 2 fwl 20- 2 fwl 10-12 Kll 8-19 ill 15-17 ill 20-18 fwl Forfeit fll ,YV 509 Z76L4L'Zf .S .. is ,- ws-iii mil . .W MU ' i 'Rl l HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1982 JV SOFTBALL SEASON Terri Gillis' 13 strikeouts in a game vs. Stillwater . . . Heather Brockway munching bases, two at a time . . . Bernice Osberg's pitching debut . . . Cindy Meek's stretching at first base . . . Rachael Denaker's fielding . , . and many, many other outstanding moments. Row 1: B. Birdsinger, R. Daniello, B. Osberg, H. Brockway, C. Ives, S. Davis. Row 2: R. Denaker, D, Langlois, C. Waite, Coach Vega, T. Gillis, C. Meek, J. Sloan. Absent: V. Batty, K. Larmon, Scorekeeper: B. Zink. M r- ' -, r..- ,?'a?f--, -f-xv.. r- 03' 3? 3 :Z Q. lg? CJD SE 0. 50 Sn? O E.: C 33 P5 Piet- ES :KD cgi!! gp F2 'Q 2?- 22 PE Dj. 20 F' ' E FUQ. mr 53 Fc W3 9? CS' BE' ESF .. :-'gm if I-1 gg!! 3.2 I3 go 03 50 27' V ' - -aw L 5242557122--4 1 , ,, 2 f-'ajax-l1:gr,,k ', 4 -, f 1-- , -' , 'f ' , 4-Mgr, f 2, , -,ff 'TK-.Q ,egg W S rg A - ireir - ,, 1 ,J , eil' , ,, ..----f'Z??y, QP , ,,,, ,, erll I mf - , . ' ' 2 f f S - ' .ri r,:..:-1352Wg',fffi . - - I in 5 'T' r l fi' -f - X it -X rw M :fr . . 2 A - fir--lf.gw::'?-2--eg:-:Qs . . A ' A - K jx ,K ' 'ggi i.:fQ,4'1l:siS-j-gigsgbqkfr , -K . . In F,-'N is is-:i2'f..-zigsswiif -fi' Q ..,L S-,.i,,i , .k.k 5 1 . 1 .L I-T, 1 r -. Greenwich vs. Waterford Tamarac Spa Catholic Schuylerville Cambridge Stillwater Galway Salem Hoosic Valley Hoosick Falls Cambridge Stillwater Galway Hoosick Falls Salem Tamarac Schuylerville Sectionals Luzerne Rennselear Draper Hoosic Valley 8- 3 3- 1 6- 2 3- 6 8- O 2- 1 15-14 12- O 6- 7 10- 2 3- 0 14- 8 5- 2 12- 2 2- 0 3- 4 2-10 5- 4 3- 2 2-10 1- 9 .SJWVJS SCHEDULE Greenwich versus: 41 1 9 Luzerne 4 f 2 1 Argyle 4 f 23 Granville 5 f 4 North Warren 5 f 5 Salem 5 f 7 Warrensburg 5 f 10 Corinth 5X 12 Johnsburg 5f14 Lake George 5 X 17 Whitehall 5 f 18 Schuylerville 5 f 22 Salem 7-O lwl 7-O lwl 7-O lwl 3-4 lll 5-2 lwl 7-O lwl 3-4 ill 4-3 lwl 0-7 ill 4-3 ill 7-0 lwl 4-3 fwl Tony Cossey went to sectionals on June 1-st and 2-nd. -. is ia. if 'i 'Q .11-ll3.FJLz-I J-I Coach Bujan, C. Houser, R. Gay, P. McKernon, J. Richmond, D. Kelly, C. McCormick, H. Staines, R. Kirk ak T. Hebert, M. Townsend, C. Gillis, K. Faile. Absent: L. Davis. N fr X ' I- . fin i -, . - ' K Iv' f ff N A f is -. 1- J s . fi . 'fu -. N ' ' fx-f' ' -' .ff -' XI' 'i we . was ' ,fs + - rgrw s J. 2 . ..,, .A- . .2 15g,l.gQk'., fx D emi: ' R N Qf Q, .. .. !!,,,,,.:3'fs' K Ns-.. 1-N., Y' Q 57 We Front: S. Davis. Back: C. Ives, B. Spiezio, D. Matyka, R. Denaker, N. Darrow. WWNWEN K 4 A 1' 40 Mm Mm good! Put the chalk on the lines What game is this? Our NEW scoreboard finally! Pain!!! and DON'T come back!! X s 5 , . 3' of ' S . ci:.Xw'x ' iff fs' foidi R s ' ., jg- .f X X x 4 'T ix -' 'x I it Q, A 2 4.1 I at le r I U Q? - of 1' nf, ' so X was f xox 551171016 17116863016 11 Kathleen Aldous Katie 3116165 Band-1,2,3,4g Chorus-1,2,3g Service Club-1,2 ln your vision of the world, is the image of yourself Thomas Almy Sarge 3116165 Baseball-1,25 Golf-2,3 What's for lunch? Dawn Marie Aubin Dawny D., Dee Aubin, Yawn, J.R. 12113164 BOCES-3,4 l'll give you my onliness, come give me your tomorrow. Shirley L. Bain Squirrley 5114165 Band-1,2,3,4g Chorus-1,2,3,4g Office-4 When is my next study hall? Timothy Bain Baine, Old Man 1113162 B.O.C.E.S.-3,4 Stay sober Sandra J. Bardwell Sandi 4128165 Drama-13 Art Club-1, History Club-3, Service Club-3,45 Chorus- 1,2,3,4g Track-1,2,4 When you see someone without a smile, give them yours. Running on empty. Robert O. Barnes Barney, Rob 314165 Baseball-1,2,3,4g Football-1,2,3,4 Angela J. Beadle Ang 211165 Field Hockey-1,3,4g Softball-1,3,4g S.T.O.P.-2, Yearbook Club-4, His- tory Club-34 Prom Committee-3 'tlf you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Richard J . Beayon Tex 9124164 Sports Club-1,2,4g Football-1,2,3,4g Baseball-1,2,3g Basketball-35 Track-1 Go for it! Tina Becker 616165 Chorus-2,3,4g Band-1,2,3,4g Office work-4 Dorothy Lynn Birdsinger Dot, Dottie, Dor, Bird 618165 History Club-2, Softball-2, Drama Club-lg A.F.S.-1, Pep Club-15 Home Ec Club-2,3,4g S.T.O.P.-23 Speaker Club-2,3,4g You know? Hi, how ya doing? Really! Um! Cathy A. Blake Blakey ' 61 12165 Field Hockey-13 lndoor Track Sports Club-1,23 lf you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours. lf it doesn't it never was. Elaine Brooks 21 1 2165 Field Hockey-1,29 S.T.O.P.-25 National Honor Society-3,4. To understand the heart and mind of a person, look not at what he has already achieved, but at what he aspires to do. Kenneth Brown Bucky 8125165 You don't know, do you? Tammera Brownell Tammy, Tam 3129165 Softball-1, Indoor Track-1, Prom Committee-3 One who follows a crowd, will never be followed by a crowd. Don't mind me. James Claus 12121164 Varisty Club-2,3,4g Football-2,3,4g Basketball-2,3,4g Track-1,2,3,4g S.T.O.P.-2 Kimberly Evelyn Coffin Mik 318165 Service Club-45 Yearbook-3 You're a sweetheart. Scott Cofrancisco 1017162 F.F.A.-1,2,3 ls it eighth period yet? Susan Lynn Corey Rooster, Rebel 818164 Class Treasurer-1,2,3,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Club Council-3,45 Field Hockey-1,2,3,4, Basketball-1,2,3g Track-1,45 Oklahoma, Home Ec Club-1,2,3g Varsity Club-3,43 Chorus-1,35 Yearbook-23 Drama Club-13 A.F.S,-1,2,3 Time is too slow for those who wait. Too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love. Time is not. Live, love, laugh, and be happy. Laurie Cox 3112165 What time is it? Dianna Lea Cristaldi Di 1110165 Cross Country-1, Indoor Track 15 Track-1, S.T.O.P.-2 Photography Club-23 Ski Club-1,2,3g Sports Club-1,25 Yearbook-2 Hey ya little Nipperf' Carol S. Davis 121 15164 Cross Country-lg A,F.S.-1,2,4, S.T.O.P.-2, National Honor Society- 3,43 Yearbook Editor-4 Be yourself and be what you want to be, not what other people want you to be. Elizabeth E. Davis Liz, Ray, Lizard 1 1 13165 Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Softball-1,2,3,4g Cheerleading-45 AFS-lg Histo- ry Club-1, Student Council-1,2,4, Class President-lg Prom Committee- 3: Chorus-13 Drama Club-11 Oklahoma STOP-2 A friend is someone who will come in when the whole world has gone out. Please Oh, Jerry, shut up! Mickki L, Davis Mick, Mickki D. 10126165 Student Council-1,2,3,4, sec.-4, Band-1,2,3g Field Hockey-1,2,3,4, Softball-2,3,4g Basketball-1,25 Class Sec.-1,2,3g STOP-2, Ski Club VP- 1, Sports Club-lg Youth Council-1, Ring Committee-2, Prom Commit- tee-3g Varsity Club-4 Only kidding! Toink! Karen Julie Degner Deg, K.D. 91 15165 Track-1,2,3,4, lndoor Track-2,3,4g Cross Country-2,3,4g Cheerlead- ing-13 Varsity Club-2,3,4g Band-1,2,3,4g Chorus-1,2,3g AFS-1,2,3,vp- 4, SSA-4, Yearbook-45 Washington County Music Festival-1,3,4, STOP-pres.-25 Cross Country Ski Club-1,2,3,4g Prom Committee-3, FFA-1,2,3g Club Council-4, Drama Club-lg Man Who Came to Dinner, Oklahoma Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. l may not reach them, but l can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Linda Lee Dixson Linnie, Fats 121 18164 Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Basketball-1,2,3,4g Varsity Club-pres-3,43 STOP-23 Prom Committee-3, Ring Committee-25 National Honor Soci- ety-3, pres-45 Class VP-1,23 Track-lg Club Council-29 Yearbook-2 Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. Robert Duchaine Douch 2128164 Ronald F. Eastman Ron, East 212165 Football-13 Bloodmobile-3 Come on! What? f'Get outta here! Richard Dale Esola Rich 4118165 Football-1,2,3,4g Baseball-1,2,3,4g Basketball-1,2,3 1 Doubt it Kimberly S. Faile Kim 312165 Cheerleading-3,43 Service Club-3, Softball-4 What-cha up to? Daniel Freebern Danny 3113165 F.F.A.-1,2,3g B.O.C.E.S.-3 Life is a bird cage. Sean Garrow 21 12 165 Football-1,2,3,4g Track-1,2,4 Cathleen Gillis Cathy, Cat 12130164 Drama Club-lg A.F.S.-15 Track-15 Yearbook-33 National Honor Sciety- 3, sec. 4, Cheerleading-4 Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. Sherry Lyn Godfrey Sher 6120164 Art Club-1, Home Ec Club-2, S.T.O.P.-2 l'll do it tomorrow! Stacy Greaves Ta-Ta 212165 Basketball-25 Softball-2,3,4, You don't know do ya? Gerald Grimes Gerry, Yogi 614165 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4g S.T.O.P.-2, Wrestling-3 lf you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull. Tracy Hebert Trace 713165 Field Hockey-1, A.F.S.-1,23 Drama Club-1, Speakers Club-1,23 Nation- al Honor Society-3,4g Cheerleading 3,4g Softball-3,45 Prom Commit- tee-3, Yearbook-4 l don't care, do what you want! Taylor Henderson Squirt 1119165 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4g Track-1,2,3,4q Football-1,3 uWhat's up pal? Lisa Ives Swamp 6111165 Cheerleading 1,25 Band-1,29 Ring Committee-23 Chorus-2, Prom Com- mittee-3g Down Hill Ski Club-1, B.O.C.E.S.-4, Live for today, dream for tomorrow, learn from yesterday. Sherrill Jamieson 1111 165 Home-Ec Club-25 Service Club-3 Get stinky tonight, Mugg's gonna. Yvette Jansen Yvet 5114164 Cross Country-4, Basketball-4, Tennis-4, A.F.S.-4 l'm not crazy, l'm an airplane. Becky Ellen Jennings Beck, The Lizard Queen 5115165 Student Council-1,2,3, S.T.O.P.-2, Yearbook-2, Indoor track-2, Ring Committee-2, Prom Committee-3, National Honor Society-3,4 You're a red Music is your special friend. Dance on fire as it intends. Music is your only friend until the end Robert David Johnson Bob, Aussie, Jake, Bob 1, 1121165 Cross Country-1,2,3,4, lndoor Track-13 Track-1, Band-1,2,3,4g Cho- rus-1,2,3,4g Stage Band 1,2,3,4g Swing Chorus-1,2,3,4g Drama Club-lg Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation-2, F.F.A.-2, Presidential Classroom for Young Americans-3, Teenage Republican School of Politics-3, A.F.S.-3,43 National Honor Society-3,45 YFU American Exchange-4 Turn the page, but don't lose your place. Keep the book of our times open to every page, so the memories may never be lost. Only in your memories can l stay alive forever. Cliff Jones 9127164 Football-2,3,4g Let's get wasted Kevin M. Karp Karpy, Karpinski 1118165 Drama Club-13 Yearbook-2,3,4g Football-lg Track-1,23 Indoor Track-13 Baseball-1,2g Stage Work-1,2,3,4g S.T.O.P.-2,33 Photography Club- 2,3g Chorus-1,2,3,4g Boys State-3, Man Who Came To Dinner-1 Szturchac do dupa! Michael Francis Kent Superman 91 15164 Track-1,23 Wrestling-3 Everytime l close the door on reality, it comes in through the win- dow. Sue LaCroix 10122164 Cheerleading-1, Field Hockey-1,43 Softball-1 Y'all 'Tm as serious as a heart attack! Elizabeth Anne Lawrence Beth 4127165 Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Track-2,3,4, S.T.O.P.-2,3g A.F.S.-3, pres. 45 National Honor Society-3, pres. 43 Varsity Club-3, trea. 4. Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Climb high, climb far. Your aim the sky, your goal the star. Brant J. Linnett B.J. 1110165 , Basketball-1,2,3g Baseball-1,2,3,4g Football-1,2,3,4, Are you in or are you out? Stan Matyka 412165 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4g Prom Committee-3 Give me a break! Adrienne Renee McVicker 818165 F.F.A,-1,2,3, sec. 4, History Club-2,45 Photography Club-2,43 S.T.O.P.-2,3,4g A.F.S.-3,43 National Honor Society-3,43 Speakers Club-43 Yearbook-43 Cross Country Ski Club-4 I challenge you to try and understand me. I am unique. All I can tell you is to look up into the sky at the clouds, at the sun, at the stars, at the moon, and on the back of Pegasus l will forever be searching for my unicorn. Cathy Medick Bones 6118165 Drama Club-1, Chorus-1,2g B.O.C.E.S.-3,43 Cheerleading-2 Go lay down Kellie Jean Medick Kell 412165 Drama Club-13 Sports Club-1,25 A.F.S.-1,2,4g Art Club-1, Chorus- 1,2,3,4g Softball-1,23 S.T.O.P.-2,35 History Club-2,34 Swing Choir - 2,3,4g Field Hockey-2, Speakers Club-1,23 Cheerleading-3, Ring Com- mittee-3, Prom Committee-33 Yearbook-45 Oh yea! Really? Come on! A'Pleasel Heidi Lee Meek Meeker, H. 5117165 Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Basketball-1,2,3,43 Softball-1,2,3,43 S.T.O.P.-25 Prom Committee-39 National Honor Society-3,4g Varsity Club-4 Help those who look for help, and seek help from others when you cannot help yourself. Sherry Miner 1 19165 Track-1, Cheerleading-lg Drama Club-1g lndoor Track-2 Someday l'll buy it when l get rich. Stacy Monroe 1113164 S.T.O.P.-2 Does anyone have the answer to the homework? Kyle Robert Mosher 218165 Football-1,2,3g Basketball-1,2g Wrestling-3g Boy am I hungry 2-welve Nancy A. Nestle Nan 3119165 A.F.S.-1g Drama Club-1, History Club-2,39 S.T.O.P.-2, Sports Club-15 Art Club-1,25 Hockey Intramurals-23 Bloodmobile-35 Yearbook-45 Cho- rus-2,3g Prom Committee-3 l can't wait! UA friend is one who knows everything about you and loves you just the same. Melissa Robin Norton 11121164 Service Club-3,44 Basketbll-33 Chorus-1,2 lt's your life so make the best of it. LeRoy Nelson Osberg Jr. ReLoy, Rozzie 715164 Cross Country-1,2,3,4g lndoor Track-1,2,3,4g Track-1,2,3,4g F.F.A.- 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club-2,3 vice-pres-4, S.T.O.P.-2 l'm living Amy Patterson 6114165 Track-1,2,3,4g Indoor Track-2,3,4g Drama Club-lg A,F.S.-1,2,3,4g Cross Country Ski Club-1,23 S.T.O.P.-23 Yearbook-3,49 Prom Commit- tee-3 lt's time to spread our wings and fly. Don't let another day go by my love. It'll be just like starting over-starting over. Steve Peluso Poops 619165 Student Council- S.T.O.P.-2g Varsity Club-2,3,4, Football-1,2,3,4g Bas- ketball-2g Baseball-1,2,3,4 Com on! Sash Brach Keith Peregrim Hoser 917165 Wrestling-3,43 Sex, drugs, and rock and roll Scott Perkins 7114165 Football-19 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4 'AGet down on it! Jacqueline Polchowski Jack, J. 10126164 F.F.A.-3,4g Nat. Honor Society-4 Follow your dreams wherever they may lead. Lisa Jacqueline Proch Lis 1212165 Chorus-1,2,3,4, Swing Choir-31 Choraliers-1,2,3,4g Drama Club-1, A.F.S.-2,3,4g All County Music Festival-1,35 Oklahomag Prom Commit- tee-3, S.T.O.P.-2g Club Council-2: Gong Show-1 Long l'll live and high l'll fly, smiles l'll give and tears l'll cry, so laugh at my ideas, make fun of what I amg l'll still be me. Elizabeth Ann Reiszel Lisa, Rizzy, Lee 7121 165 lndoor Track-3,49 Track-2,3,4g Yearbook-3,45 Varsity Club-4, Service Club-45 Chorus-1,2,3g Prom Committee-3 Just when you think you've got life's puzzle all put together, someone hands you another piece. David Michael Rice Dave 212164 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4 Everybody, especially Dot Birdsinger, C.W.T.H. Sandra Lynn Rymph '1' I' I Guernsey 7118165 National Honor Society-3, vice pres. 45 S.T.O.P.-25 Varsity Club-2, vice Pres. 3, pres. 4, Cross Country Ski Club-2,39 Chorus-1,2,3g Cross Country-1,2,3,4g Indoor Track-3,45 Track-1,2,3,4g Prom Committee- 3g A.F.S.-1,2,3, treas. 4, Class Vice President-4 If, in the last stretch, you don't give it all you've got, then it wasnlt worth running the race. Edwlna Schneider Winnie 12118163 Yearbook Club-1, Home Ec Club-23 B.O.C.E.S.-4 Scurffy Allen Sebast Ahy 715164 FjiAf3A You know Get that thing Robin Jo Sheridan 1115165 Field Hockey-1, S.T.O.P.-2, Bloodmobile-3, Prom Committee-3, Year- book-4 Those who risk nothing in life are taking the greatest risk of all. Heidi L. Skellie Skell 1112165 Home Ec Club-treas. 1,2,3,4g Prom Committee-33 Yearbook Club-4 Whaddya want now? Michelle Sloan Shelly 12110163 Softball-1,23 Home Ec Club-1,2,3,4g Art Club-1,25 Ring Committee-2 You're young, you'll get over it. Ann Marie Snell Ree, Flame Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Softball-1,23 Basketball-1,25 Indoor Track-45 Track-3,49 Prom Committee-33 S.T.O.P.-23 Varsity Club-45 Yearbook- 3,4g Ski Club-1,2 Character is a victory not a gift Long live poIyester! Tracy Somma Trace 3113165 lndoor Track-1,2,3,4g Varsity Club-1,2,3,4g Photography Club-1,25 Chorus-25 F.F.A.-1,2, sec. 3, pres. 4, Track-1,2,4, S.T.O.P.-2,33 Prom Committee-3 Spare me You Wimp' Gene T. Speizio Ill Gene 1219163 What's going on? Andrew Spigner Spig, Sash Basketball-1,2,3,4g Football-1,2,4g Sports Club-3 Oh, keen Ah, neat Jeremiah J, Squires Jerry Jo 1114164 Pleasel Mary Ann Stewart 1 1 130165 Cheerleading-3, Service Club-3,45 Band-1,2,3,4g Chorus-1,2,3,4g Field Hockey-1, Choraliers-1,2,3,4g Swing Choir-33 Washington County Mu- sic Festival-1,3,4g New York State Music Competition-1,2,4g Ski Club- 1,2,3- Prom Committee-3 Hi, kid! Shawn Stewart 416165 Varsity Club-2,3,4g Ski Club-2,3,4g Prom Committee-3, Prom Court-3, Class President-2,3,4, Football-1,2,3,4g Basketball-2, lndoor Track-3, Track-33 Baseball-1,2,3,4g National Honor Society-3,4 Kevin Towne 51 1 1 165 Football-19 Golf Team-2,35 Yearbook-4 --------- lcensoredb Michelle M. Townsend Shelly 21 17165 Cheerleading-1,2,3,4g Speakers Club-3,43 Varsity Club-4, Softball-4 Cheryl Lynne Tracy 913165 Cheerleading-1,2,3g Service Club-1,2,3,43 Speakers Club-2,3,4g Club Council-3, Chorus-1,2 Every cloud has a silver lining. Guess what I heard!! Micheal Traver Butch 11115164 Golf Team-1,2,3,4g Basketball-1,2,3,4g Baseball-1,2,3,4, Class Secre- tary-4g Student Council-45 Service Club-45 Yearbook-43 Prom King-35 Shackie, Shackie, dirty . . . Timothy Tulloch 3127165 Prom Committee-3 You only live once! Ruth VanGuilder Ruthy 91 12165 Track-2,3,4g lndoor Track-2,3,4g Service Club-3,4g Yearbook-3, assis- tant editor-43 Drama Club-25 Ski Club-1g Bloodmoblle-43 S.T.O.P.-33 Prom Committee-3 What you are is God's gift to you. What you become is your gift to God. Has anybody seen Shawn? Mike VanSchaick Schaik, Spiderman 815165 Baseball-1,2,3g Golf Team-43 Tennis-43 National Honor Society-3,4 l've seen a lot of people who thought they were cool, but then again, I've seen a lot of fools. Karen Anne Vurraro Bidly 412165 Field Hockey-1,2,3,4g Basketball-1,2,4, Softball-3,45 Prom Commit- tee-35 Prom Court-3 I can't believe you guys! 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GORDON DAVIS GREENWICH JOURNAL - SALEM PRESS Q Greenwich, NY N Q BOB AND BARB GANNON Good luck to the Class of 83. R O o :n on '1 Ei E. 2 5. :s KD 3 9 N Q ns 3 9.. 05 oo Ln O C :U 2 37 l ' U7 '-'l JP E O 2 rn 'JU CD ' Greenwich, NY Q MR' AND MRS' PATRICK NILES Best wishes to the Class of '83 Q That s what education means- i to be able to do what you've never Q done before. George H. Palmer e ' ' 52102 1121x212 M09 ' ' ' S2102 nfzfezz M092 MAN BEHIND THE SCENES Kevin Karp has played an important, but invisi- ble, part in the staging and production of nearly all activities put on by this school in the past 5 years. Some of the activities in which he's been in- volved include doing the lights for theatrical and musical shows and acting as a general stage hand. ln addition to these roles he has also been a great assistant in the library. He has been Mrs. Boeker's reliable newspaper boy for the last 5 years. He has taken care of the AV equipment. He has seen to it that the equipment was deliv- ered to those faculty members who requested it, and, he has also seen to it that it was in good repair. During the past year Kevin has been involved in yet another major project. He has been acting as an errand boy for the yearbook. He saw to it that material was transported between the year- book staff and the photographer. He has taken many pictures for the yearbook-candids, faculty pictures, group shots, etc. Kevin is known throughout the school for his cheerful face and helping hand. He is almost unparalleled in his committment to making the school day better by paying attention to those things everyone else takes for granted. To Kevin Karp-THANK YOU from all of us at GCS. Kevin M. Karp Carol S. Davis EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Few people realize the time and hard work in- volved in being editor of the yearbook. This year's staff was lucky to have an editor who was reliable and dedicated. Although our editor is a quiet sort of person she has done a tremene dous job of performing her duties. Carol Davis applied for the position last spring. She was selected from those who applied for those qualities which are needed to get the job done - dependability, reliability, and dedication. The staff's main Row 1: Mrs. Niles, K. Mosher, C. Morrison, R.Daniello, K. Towne. Row 2: K. Karp, D. Estramonte, B. Hebert, B. Zink, M. Clifford. Row 3: K. Towne, H. Skellie, N. Nestle, K. Degner, R. VanGuilder, L. Reiszel, A. Snell. objective is to produce a yearbook which captures the names and faces of those people involved in the numerous activities here at school. m Staff members must do layouts, crop pictures and type copy. They must try to include all aspects of school life. The task is time consuming and requires a great deal of hard work and dedication. We have other duties in addition to the actual production of the pages Q in the yearbook. We must also raise the money to pay for the publication of the book. This is done through the QQ sale of the yearbooks QQ and advertising. Anyone interested in performing these functions should join next year's staff. 127 M4165 Tracy Hebert Nancy Nestle Amy Patterson Heidi Skellie L24 11011 CS Carol Davis Karen Degner Lisa Reiszel Ruth VanGuilder Becky Zink P1-10 505164 191111 Son 8L Sky Fine Fotos McMorris Photos Mrs. Degner Mrs. Dewey Dr. Fitzgerald Mr. Holmes Carol Davis Karen Degner Kevin Karp Kevin Towne CVPJNG Carol Davis Lisa Reiszel Robin Sheridan Ruth VanGuilder Z'J-181685 ,4 G165,4Z' 05,45 0? 11101616 YN 1101711827 JN 19160Z7ll6.7r7V5 V4 11624 16130016 .SL4lf6'S Cathi Barnes Colleen Cronin Carol Davis Karen Degner Sandy Hemming Tracey Jordan Heather MacNeil Paul McKernon Tina McMurray Adrienne McVicker Chad Morrison Laurie Murphy Nancy Nestle Holly Niles Lisa Reiszel Ann Snell Janet Stevens Bret Stewart Mike Traver Ruth VanGuilder Kerri Wilbur Becky Zink 827127016 6114 16 017 23.14 WS A5315 CAN ZZ 1611271 Vy4N5l1.7L'D816 AD 11.73016 M1651 511671615511 .1Vr7lf55 ,429 V516 UJSJNG Co-Chairmen: Kevin Karp Kevin Towne Tim Brophy Michelle Clifford Ralph Daniello Jennifer Donahue Ron Eastman Dean Estramonte BJ Hebert Tracey Jordan Chad Morrison Ken Mosher Kyle Towne Sue Worthington Becky Zink S6W.7016 58651007 Introduction: Robert Johnson Art: Nancy Nestle Baby Pictures: Heidi Meek Ann Snell History: Linda Dixson Prophecy: Tracy Hebert C0 ALC 511055 WJ-10 A5515 CSD, CHJNK 110111 in ,Q 1X X X-L x . , x X f' Xx . , -a X. , Xf 'x N if f f k4 YV? . - A ' Ax ., v 'A ' Nnf- gif? . - 1 i 'M'J , QNQXN f-:N . 1 ' ' 2, GX Q69 ,E f:f+fQ53L Lf ii -XX Cy! 03. 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