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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

QWQPXQGQ wbQxQ'Qx, SQQSLNN X2 wx KQQQ xv one Q xQQNQMQQ30Q4 QMNN N sv QQWQQQKQQW KQQQQQQ X19 QQQWQ mm CMQQQQ 'QQ QQQ4 oi QX Q QXGKQNG Q20 Qmce V C, ZMNQQ Q QMQ QNQ Q X mx Q QQ NOQQXCN Q5 NWQQDVQQ Q X Q Q VKQQ AMW NCL 'C' hm -.4i COOKING THE GREENVVITCH VVITCHES WITH CLASS! 1987 Contentszh DEDICATION . . . RETIREMENTS. . . . . .4 SENIORS... ...5 FACULTY ............ 35 UNDERCLASSMEN .... 45 ELEMENTARY . . . . . . 55 CLUBS ...... .... 7 3 SPORTS ............. 85 ADVERTISEMENTS . . . 1 11 fw I Qi iX .MTX DEDICATIO MRS. SHIRLEY NILES Mrs. Shirley Niles graduated from Galway High Bchool and went on to receive her Bachelor's degree rom SUNY at Plattsburg. She went on to continue her education at the University of New Paltz. Mrs. Niles began teaching seventh grade math in L978 after teaching seventh and eighth grade math in edhook, New York for four years. Since then she has Been a seventh grade advisor and an intermural field ockey coach. She participated in a math curriculum rvriting project and has also been the yearbook advisor or three years. MJ MRS. CATHERINE BUNGARD Mrs. Catherine Bungard graduated from Schuylerville Cen- tral High School and began working at GCS as a Cashier and Food Service Helper. Mrs. Bungard then worked from 1966-1972 as a typist in the Middle Grade Building. She took a maternity leave and returned as the secretary for the high school. This year she decided to work as an elementary library aide. We would like to thank both of them for their support and help throughout the years. The 1987 Cauldron is dedicated to Mrs. Shirley Niles and Mrs. Catherine Bungard. 3 RETIREMENTS DAVID NESTLE Mr. Nestle graduated from Johnstown High School in Johnstown, New York. After high school he went on to attend Hart- wick College in Oneonta where he received his BA degree. Later Mr. Nestle attended SUNY at Albany to receive his Masters Degree. Mr. Nestle taught in Otega for a short time before coming to Greenwich. He started teaching Social Studies in Greenwich in 1959. Since that time, Mr. Nestle has been active in the History Club and in S.T.O.P. In his spare time he has been involved with politics. His hobbies have been working with trains and growing Christmas trees. In 1984 Mr. Nestle was invited by the State Education Depart- ment to attend orientation sessions in item-writing for State Exams in Social Studies, DONALD BROOKS Mr. Donald Brooks graduated from Ellenburg Central School Ellenburg, New York. After high school he went on to atl Clarkson College for Mechanical Engineering. He then went on receive a BS degree in Industrial Arts at SUNY Oswego. He I attended SUNY at Albany and Columbia University to receive Masters Degree in Guidance. Mr. Brooks first came to Greenwich in 1956 to fill the position Industrial Arts teacher. He then left in 1958 to become the dustrial Arts teacher at Shaker High School in Newton, New Y ' t ' 1 l After spending a year at Shaker, Mr. Brooks moved on to Falls Central High School in Fallsburg, New York, to become Guidance Counselor. Mr. Brooks stayed in Fallsburg for t years and then returned to Greenwich in 1962 to take the posi of Guidance Counselor. Since that time, Mr. Brooks has been active in the Cn Country Ski Club, the Downhill Ski Club, and he has been coach of the Golf team. of The students and staff of Greenwich Central school would like to thank both Mr. Brooks and Mr. Nestle for all the time and effort they have devoted to us. We wish you the best in your future endeavors! S xoqb 'Sgt-Q'bQAQm,owo0mWxwYNoNNo0e 6wMWb?r'X0W1'X NSWW OK tg, xqmx ok Meena, MW Qggqqm f Qwczim wh www, wh M-,mi ok z+xwfwiixc,NM1 vcfloixixcs. on New ewirwweo www. MN oximgbzeemwee, 0'Xc,uix0'fx'Qx6, wh Mlvwg ,ioovnqfwmxvwvme V900 me Mmgv ' +60 dw QQGQMNQO .W wx Wgm . me My wx Qwmxfgv . KYNQNQSW CMM NKNQ, if IN MEMORY OF The swings we used to play on are empty now the friendship I had with you will never be replaced We had our good times and our bad The times we shared, they're all gone You never had the chance to grow up When I close my eyes I still see you Your memories will never fade l wish you were here . . . So we could swing once more Bonnie Wilcox KATHLEEN MICHELLE KARLSON 6 sf '7' hr? ll .stt . aft! '-'lf-1 Troy Danial Anderson out your hand if your cup be empty, if your may it be again, let it be known, there is not made by the hands of men. 9 Michael A. Anuszewski k, Hacksaw 1, 2, 3, 43 Club Council - 2, 33 Treas. - 2, S.T.0.P. - 23 Football - 3, 43 Basketball - rss Country - 1 t's up? Well, il you think that's bad. tt - 'H uk .kb 5 Q 51- . . Qs., 1 5 9 Linus Barber 3 Hey bud Late Have a good one Cathi Jo Barnes arnsey 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 43 2, 3, 43 Student Council - 2, 43 Sec. 3, 43 Varsity Club - 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 3 Prom Comm. - 2, 33 Ring Banquet - 33 .P.-2, Band- 1,2 en! She'll get over itl 4 Jeff Batchelder 1-10-69 Spatch Lay Lowl Bobby the slobby. Say it! Umml Ken A. Brown 9-30-68 Brownie Football- 1, 2, 3, 43 Indoor Track - 3, 43 Outdoor Track- 1, 2, 3,43 Basketball - 1 Yo, what's up? Tami Lee Bruneau 7-18-69 F.F.A. - 1, 23 Service Club - 4 Hey Hon. Hi eaner' Andy Buckley 11-1-68 Buck FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4 Mess with a farmer, everyone else does. Colleen Ann Cronin 12-26-68 Roach, Col, Crash I Band - 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Rep. - 1, 2, 33 Chorus - 2, 3, 4 lSec. - 33 Pres. - 4l3 Varsity Club - 4 lTreas. - 4l3 Swing Choir - 2, 3, 43 Choraliers - 2, 33 Yearbook Staff - 2, 3, 43 Bye-Bye Birdie - 33 Prom Comm. - 2, 33 Ring Banquet Comm. - 23 Field Hockey - 1, 2, 43 Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball - 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Band - 2, 3, 43 All County Band - 1, 2, 3, 43 Area All-State - 3 Many times I've loved and many times I've listen- ed and many times I've wondered how much there is to know. Chl'lS B0llBl'lf3llI 12-25-68 Boner, Mister, Intensity Band - 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Band -- 2. 3, 43 Sports Club - 23 S.T.0.P. - 2 Say itl Bobby the slobbyf' Lay low. Ummll X35 ETIC BOWBTI 11-18-68 National Honor Society - 3, 43 Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf - 1, 2, 3, 43 Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 greas. - 2, 33 Pres. - 413 Stage Bernd - 3, 43 ports Club - 3, 43 Yearbook Staff If he graduates, we'lI all graduate, it'lI be anar- chy, hat deserves a whammy. Amy J. Bozovsky 2-19-69 Boz, Spock, Pineapple-of-the-Month, Dr, Bovosky A.F.S. - 1, 23 Art lub - 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society - 3, 43 Field Hockey - 1, 2: Outdoor Track - 1, 43 Indoor Track - 2, 33 Cross Country - 3 Rats ' I wish I never woke up this morning, life was easy when it was boring, ,S .. -vr' cnet ' F is . 1 1 . 9' if 0 , Q , . I 4 Y -1 .. L , .Z 1 Marcia J. Brooks 11-4-ee Brooksie Field Hockey - 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain - 43 Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball - 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country Ski Club - 2, 43 Student Council - 1, 3, 4 tVice Pres,l3 Club Council - 3, 4 lPres.l3 Varsity Club - 2, 3, 43 S.T.0.P. - 23 A.F.S. - 23 Home Ec Club - 43 Bewitched - 2 You're the master of your own destiny so give and take the best that you can. TRIUMPH Karen Lyn Darrow 1-11-68 Big Red Cheerleader- 1 Want to io shopping Goober? I can't, I ave to work tonight. 46 P Q 1 ' . 4 I Rebecca Lynn Denaker a-14-ee Becky A.F.S. - 13 S.T.0,P. - 23 Home Ec Club - 43 Chorus - 1, 2, 33 Service Club - 41SADDtPUbliC Relations Rep.l - 43 Softball - 23 Ring Banquet Comm. - 23 Guys and Dolls - 13 Bye-Bye Bir- die - 3 l'm having a mental breakdown, That's cruel. .,b,.- me - x T3l'3 Mafie Eley 3-14-69 Bud Field Hockey - 1, 23 Basketball - 1, 2, 33 Softball -1 Guilty until proven innocent. ' A I ..x-- Y' W W xiii' 'be 1 29. '.- . 1' 'Q , a 'l . A ' 'LP1 V, .', C . 1 t ul ,I 1 Qi gl 'i is , 1 41.1.3 px ,3 I -.1 1 r , A - Z ss- ' fi . -2 11. F Q RQ 'J' ' .. ? ' . sh : Sarah Page Elgin 2-15-69 Sara, Maud, Cat Woman. Kiwi Freak A.F.S. - 1, 2: Band - 1, 2: Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4: Guys and Dolls -- 1: Choraliers - 3, 4: Guys and Gals - 3: Bye-Bye Birdie - 3: Cross Coun- try - 1: Indoor Track - 2, 3, 4: Outdoor Track - 4: Service Club - 4: S.T.0.P. - 2 Find a world and live in it. . . like . . . um . . My God woman! Hey Woman! Stacey Ellis 5-24-68 Basketball - 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey - 2: Softball - 3: Track - 2: Art Club - 2: Yearbook Staff - 4 Brian Neil English 5-14-69 Moonshot, Dearsy FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Reporter - 3: Treas. - 4: Sec. - 1 Where is Buckley, Mosher and Thomas? Amy Lynn Fassell 9-5-69 Twinkle, Amer FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country Ski Club - 1: Track - 1: Softball - 2, 3: Cheerleader - 1: FFA Stale Conv. - 1, 2, 3, 4: National FFA Conv. - 4: Prom Comm, - 2, 3: Ring Banquet Comm. - 2, 3: Sub-District FFA Pres. - 3: FFA Treas. - 3: Rep. - 4: Pres of Chapter Meeting Team - 2, 3, 4: Oswegatchie Camp - 1: Home Ec Club Rep. - 2, 3: Farm Bureau Citizenship Award - 3 l want lo go home. Can I go talkto Sara? lt's urgentl fl I Phyllis A. Felt 9-29-69 Philadelphia, Phyl Home Ec Club - 1, 3: Yearbook Staff - 3: Field Hockey - 2: An Club - 1: Ring Banquet Comm. - 2, 3: FFA - 1, 2, 3: Chorus -1 Trust rne?l Me, do l ever do anything wrong? mm 1 s T2 A 1 - .41 1 fa Q QQ Suzette Fisher 12-2-68 Skuzette, Skinny minnie Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Jazz Band - 4: All-County Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: AFS - 1, 2: Yearbook - 4: Art Club - 2, 3: History Club - 1, 2: Downhill Ski Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey - 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading - 2: Cross-Country Ski Club - 1: Track - 1, 2: Guys and Dolls - 2: Prom Comm. - 3: Ring Banquet Comm. - 3 Mom won't be home, don't worry. Comin' round back. - Q Sherri L. I-reebern 11-22-68 Annie, Shedi Chorus - 1: B.0.C.E.S. fSec. - 41: Staff Mem. VOTEC REPORTER Be nice. Knock it off. Give me a break. No problem. 41 Kelly Lynn Gannon 6-17-69 Kel, Kelly L., Genie Field Hockey - 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2: S.T.0.P. - 2: Student Council - 1, 2, 3, 4 iSec. - 1: V.P. - 2: Pres. - 31: Class Pres. - 4: Club Council - 2, 3, 4: Prom Comm. - 3: Ring Banquet Comm. - 3: Prom Queen - 3: Alternate Girls' State - 3: Downhill Ski Club - 3: Yearbook Staff - 4: Varsi- ty Club - 4 Vou'll get over itI May the happiest days in your past be the saddest days in your future. V 0 Heidi Lynne Gillis 2-20-69 Edith, Crash Jr., Gilley, Hooper Basketball- 1, 2: Softball- 1: Band - 1, 2 No kiddin. What's going on? Really Joseph E. Gillis 1-13-69 Jay, Lats Football - 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports Club - 4: Outdoor Track- 4: S.T.0.P. - 2: Foolballl l don't knowl Allison Clare Goodman 11113169 Al Sr. Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: All-County Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Area All-State Or- chestra - 3: Area All-State Band - 4: Conference All-State Band - 4: Cross Country - 1: indoor Track - 1, 3, 4: Outdoor Track - 1, 3, 4: National Honor Society - 3, 4 iPres.J: Yearbook Staff- 4: History Club - 4. S.T.0.P. - 2: Ring Banquet - 3, 4: Prom Committee - 3, 4 WhaaalI All it takes is all you've got. Kevin M. Greene 1127169 Greenbean Indoor Track - 2, 3, 4: Track - 3, 4: Cross Coun- try - 3 Is it cold in here or lust me? -.k. -...g . 1' Matthew M. Harris 6115169 The Cat Say it. Lay low. Bobby the slobby. U 31.50. Laura Ann Heineman 6111169 Shorty, Angella lndoor Track - 2, 3, 4: Chorus - 1, 2, 4: and DolIs - 1: AFS - 1: Bye-Bye Birdie Ring Banquet Committee - 3: S.T.0.P. Home Ec Club - 4 l'm So Sad! Julie Anne Holmquist 614169 Jewelry, Coolie, Jules Class Treasurer - 1: S.T.0.P. - 2: Chorus 2, 3: Home Ec Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: Service Club Varsity Club - 4: Bye-Bye Birdie - 3: Banquet Committee - 3: Field Hockey - 1, 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball- 2, 3, 4: book Staff - 4: FFA - 1 Kelly you can't do that you'll get in trouble. get over it. KLG You're Weird. l knovl- GYBBLH Angel D. Hughes 7130168 Pookie Service Club - 2, 3: Yearbook - 4 High there. l Brett Jennings Child, Bert Tracey Marie Jordan 13169 h ,.lordo, Dynamic arbook - 45 Softball- 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 2, 4g S.T.O.P. - 25 Prom Comm. - 2, 3, Ring nquet Comm. - 2, 31 Band - 1, 25 Student uncil - 1, 2: Club Council- 4 fe had ioy. We had lun. We had seasons in the E, but the wine and the song, like the season, e all gone. Terry Jacks BRL Anna Ruth Kalme 20168 A - 1, 2, 3, 4lRepor1er- 415 American Legion atorical Contest- 3: Girls' State - 3 John Michael Kapas 1 2, 3, 4, eana- 1,2:S.T.0.P.-2 WW. Natalie Kapper 8125169 Nat Field Hockey - 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading - 3, 43 Softball- tg Band - 15 S.T.O.P. - 2 Give me a break. Q 'N A 4 g glg, . . WNW , Kelsey J. Karp 2112168 Kels, Karpy, Redneck Wanna go out tonight or what? Who cares if it's a weeknight l'm still going out. You ready Freddy? William S. Lacy 6116167 Todd Loy 4117169 Chaos, Party Animal Let's party. Edward J. Lundberg 4123169 Football - 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA - 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Club- 1,2,3, 4: S,T,0.P. - 1, 2 Minor Shut up Ron Hey Myra Heather Christine MacNeil 12130168 Banana National Honor Society - 3, 4 1Sec. - 413 Band - 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Band - 2, 3, 41 Student Coun- cil - 1, 3, 4 fTreas. - 313 A.F.S. - 23 All-County Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Bye-Bye Birdie - 3: S.T.O.P. - 2: Vearbook - 2, 43 Field Hockey - 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball - 1, 2, Indoor Track - 3, 41 Softball - 1, 2, 43 Track- 3 I don't necessarily agree with everything I say. . 0. .Q A 4 If 1, M Scott Albert Mann 9126168 BOCES - 3. 4: Young Foresters -FFA - 3,4 Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. John P. Marci 719169 Johnny, On the spot, Muscle, Linebacker, Fumble Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 45 Pres. - 2, 3, Vice Pres.- 11 Varsity Club - 2, 3, 4 1Sec. - 415 Sports Club - 1, 2, 3, 43 S.T.O.P. - 2: SADD - 4 0ink, oink. Cinncinnati will win it all. ol 1 'W 5, ' as , Christa Ann Matyka 1118168 Dizzy Cheerleading - 1, 3, 4, Prom Comm. - 3 1 know, I know, l'm late again, maybe l'lI be early tomorrowl .6 no X G-lu Thomas McLean 3117169 Tom Football - 1 Everything you do leads up to this day. ,lg gig, 6, sv I James R. McMorris 12116168 Jim, Jimmer Cross Country - 1, 2, 3, 43 Indoor Track - 2, 3, 45 Track - 1, 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 43 All-County Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society - 3, 43 Varsity Club - 3, 43 AFS - 1, 23 DeMolay - 1. 2. 3, 4 Who cares. Eric John Mosher 914168 Wizard, Mo FFA- 1, 2, 3, 4: S.T.O.P. - 2 Two-thirty is coming. Kenneth Edwin Mosher 2124167 Mo-Man, Captain Video, Batman, Kenner Revenge is mine sayeth Ken. Christa, nice pants. 9 Julia Ann Patten 6120170 Jules, Jul Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus - 1.2, 3, 4 Nice Pres. - 41: Stage Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Choraliers - 2, 3: Guys and Gals - 3, 4: Guys and Dolls - 1: Na- tlonal Honor Society - 3, 4: All-County Chorus - 2,3 rf?-it Sandra Lynn Petteys 9119169 Zanzle I don't have any ldea. 1 Sara Lee Petteys 9119169 Crabs, Sparkplug Track - 3: FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club- 3, 4: Service Club - 4 De1lne. Roger Rivenburgh 9113169 Rog Football- 4: Sports Club - 1, 2, 4: FFA - 1, 2, 3. 42 S.T.0.P. - 2 Vou've got to be kidding mel Pete Scanlon 8119169 Scanner Cross Country - 1, 4: Track - 1, 4: Baseball - 1 Lottie dottie we like to party, we don't cause trou- ble we don't bother nobody. Anyone seen Thor? Thor D. Schafer 7130169 Chiel FFA - 1, 2, 3: Baseball - 3, 4: S.T.0.P. - 2 Obviously, Hey Bucky, is Scanner in school yet? But seriously folks. Wow, Mark Sesera 21 1 7169 Marcus Where's the party? Deborah Simmons 0131169 The Wanderer FFA-2:So1tbalI-1,3 Down the roadl What's going down dude? I'm iust a wandererl i I Christopher Skellie 10110168 Skel FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4 lSentinel - 3: Pres. - 41: Foot- ball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Indoor Track - 2, 3: Outdoor Track - 3, 4: Cross Country Ski Club - 3, 4 Don't let me get in your way. Scott Spencer 5123169 Spenoe, Spencereno Football - 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club - 4: History Club - 2 So much time to make up, everywhere you tum, time we have wasted on the way. Richard A. Stiles 718169 Richie, Dick Football - 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 1, 2: Vice Pres. - 3, 4: Student Council - 1: Varsity Club - 3, 4: Prom King - 3: S.T.0.P. - 2: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band - 2, 3, 4: All-County Band - 3: Sports Club - 3, 4 Women - you can't live with 'em and you can't shoot 'em. K Eric Sullivan Chester 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 1: lndoor 4' Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club - Stephanie' L. Taylor Cagney 1, 2, 4: Ring Banquet Comm. - 3: 1unnyl Whatever. Gimme Christina Lee Thingvold 14169 hrls, Christi rt Club - 3, 4: Service Club - 2,3 My Momma said there would be days like this, ays like this, my Momma said. Dawn Lynn Thomas 10127166 DT, Crash ll, Colleen Cross Country - 2, 3, 4: Indoor Track - 3, 4: Softball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading - 1, 2: Band - 1, 3, 4: Chonis - 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band - 4: Guys and Gals - 3, 4: Bye-Bye Birdie - 3: S.T.0.P. - 2: History Club - 3, 4: Ring Banquet Comm. - 3: Prom Comm. - 3: Yearbook - 4 Kerri, Heather, Colleen and l went. But we were running Mr. Floods! f wi X Rorlnle Thomas 316168 Albino, Rooster, Chicken Legs Football - 3, 4: FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4 Nice Pres. - 3: Pres. - 41: FFA Chapter Meeting Team - 3, 4: S.T.0.P. - 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club - 4: Baseball - 1: History Club - 1 Oh you -l Dave Waite 1111167 Hazel Gotta go! What. .-:. ,.- i Q 4 . . sie- ' 4 . lg 'sei A I Amy Marie Watkins 6110169 Whopoer, Amis Softball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey - 1, 2, 4: S.T,0.P. - 2: Yearbook - 4: Home Ec. Club - 2, 3, 4: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsi- ty Club - 4: Service Club - 4 1Pres. - 41: Damn Yankees - 1: Choms - 1: Photography Club - 1: Bye Bye Birdie - 3: All-County Band - 1, 3, 4 Easy big girll Darn lool. Kerri Beth lMIbur 5131169 Karebear, K.B. Indoor Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey - 2, 3, 4: Chorus - 3, 4: Student Council - 3 tSac. - 31: Varsity Club - 3, 4: National Honor Society - 4: AFS - 2: S.T.0.P. - 2: Prom Comm. - 3: Bye Bye Birdie - 3: Ring Banquet Comm. - 3 Here she comes now saying mony, mony ,... Bonnie Lynn Wilcox 8126169 Agnes, Suckerfish, Remo Cheerleading - 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council - 2: S.T.0.P. - 2: Prom Comm. - 3: Yearbook - 4: Fling Banquet Comm. - 2, 3 Tracey, where am I going? Barb, what are we doing this weekend? HeyI see that, it's mine. Melissa L. W83Ih8rW3X 214169 Mooner, Melissa Gaughan Weatherwax, Bird Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4 Excuse me. Melissa R. Woodcock 3115169 Have fun, be good. Let's go the bathroom. Whera's Kenny? 3 it hh xxx l l Most Popular Most Likely to Succeed John, Kelly Eric, Allison an , .M or i if g if 'x H f 5 1 TIA l f 5 I Wa I f 4, ,V .-. A ,.- .- ...M r 33 ll f sl or ,, .- 3hYeSi . Most Artistic Scott, Julia, Brett Christina, Ken BEST A D MCST S C S Biggest Ego Dick, Christa w8 A In-In Biggest Appetite Ed, Marcia OF 1987 Best-Dressed Eric, Kerri Rowdiest Melissa, Jeff Fw 2 , awp? ' ' E! ' '67 VP G3 - Class Clowns Laziest Loudest Todd, Melissa Cathi, Troy Julie, Flon L oo o Ciieg A if -, mv- I . 1, ' A ' is ,I ' '-.I Q' . H Ray 4 ,ai K.. , . N, K 1 - . .h 7' af..'l4,u .-Y. . Class Flirts Most Original Nickname Most School Spirit Suzette, Flon Eric, Amy John, Kelly 'IGI 'Z -av if 4 , f f c DQ Best-Looking Most Athletic Most Musical Tom, Christa Eric, Marcia Dick, Allison 13 The Will of the Class of '87 I, Troy Anderson, leave bot- toms up. I, Michael Anuszewski, leave Chip Schneible a seat on the varsity football bench next year. I, Linus Barber, leave Brett Jennings a picture of a Mustang GT, in hopes he will remember that Fords are No. 1, and to Mr. Ramsey a carton of cigaret- tesg and to all my friends and people l've known, have a good one. I, Cathi Barnes, leave Craig Bullard an alarm clock so he can get up and catch the bus. Julie Andrews no co- pilot for her mystery rides in Daddy's Caddy. I, Jeff Batchelder, leave. I, Chris Bonenfant, leave Mr. Bemus the rest of the magazine that the nice pic- ture your students left in your desk drawer came from. I, Eric Bowen, leave to Her the O.T.A.D. letters, to Bert the sound track to Cobra, to C.S. my whistle keychain for those dull moments, to J.E., C.B., J.P., and L.R. all the money lost between the seats of the Zephyr and to B.L. an autographed copy of Baseball my way by H in hopes that he'Il learn something. I, Amy Bozovsky, leave my grace, agility and sure footedness in my locker, ll'm sure the heir will use them more than I havel a pepsi to anyone who's been accused of being crazy, and finally to my sister, some excellent birds, set them free. l, Marcia Brooks, leave tak- ing my father with me, and a big bat for Kelly. I, Ken Brown, leave Keith 4 yrs. to accomplish the equal ability I have in sports, and Simmons a thanks for the great nights John didn't know about. I, Tami Bruneau, leave Greenwich with a trail of smoke behind me, and the girls' bathroom to all the new smokers, Todd 1 more year of G.C.S. and to Doc, srnmething to remember me by. I, Andy Buckley, leave my locker to any freshman who can open it, and to Karen a picture to remember me by. I, Colleen Cronin, leave Miah, Kell and Bo the keys to the Red Bomb, Chase Noone to ldolize, Erin, Gup- pysmack and Grant tape to keep their mouths shut and to all the faculty at G.C.S. a special thanks for a lot of great memories. I, Karen Darrow, leave G.C.S. with great respect for all the teachers and I thank them for all their understanding. Special thanks to Ms. Lynch for all her time and caring. I also leave my sister Sharon and Chip a corner to give each other a kiss before class so that Mr. Kuba can walk by and catch them. I, Rebecca Denaker, leave our chemistry I hate Iist to Mr. Bemus, Erin McLean a canoe and also hopes she gets her dream man, John Murphy to wallow in his sarcasm, and Dort a new skateboard. I, Tara Eley, leave thanking all my friends at Greenwich High for making me feel like part of the family, for car- ing and knowing all our dreams will come true. I, Sarah Elgin, leave Debbie LeBarron a pair of socks to keep her feet warm at Foot- ball games, and Hans with one less set of nails for a backscratch. I, Stacey Ellis, leave hoping to find bigger and better things. I, Brian English, leave look- ing for Miss Sutera, Mr. Mc- Clay without a mechanic, and a cud of tobacco to spit on the floor. I, Amy Fassell, leave my magnetic mirror to Jerry Ellis so he can say Oh my hair looks terrible, to Mr. McClay only Laurie Hunt to keep you organized and Properly Dressed, and to my sister, Jennifer, the best two years of high school. I, Phyllis Felt, leave all my friends and my brother the headache of school while I explore BIGGER and BET- TER things. I, Suzette Fisher, leave Kerry Kapper in hopes that she someday becomes a famous choreographer and will be able to perform the Whip-dipty dance on Broad- way and a slab of raw meat. I also leave all my love to every one of my friends, my mother, and the Johnson family. I, Sherri Freebern, leave my sister Amy with a phone bill from all the times she spent on the phone, plus another great year at G.C.S., and I also leave knowing I made it to graduation. I, Kelly Gannon, leave my brother Kyle a chance to change the Gannon reputa- tion in math, and to Melly L. a large net, to CATCH all her men. I, Heidi Gillis, leave Julie An- drews the dream of Minnie Mouse meeting Mickey Mouse, to Doc the end of this Gillis clan, to Sherri Greene my ability to keep this school as lively as I did! I, Joseph Gillis, leave Sim- mons all the straws I never used at lunch, Mr. Pemrick and Mr. Kuba with one less football player, Mr. Ramsey the only one to listen to him, and I leave being of sound mind, I think. I, Allison Goodman, leav my brother Ben with onl my Mom left to blame fo being late, Carla and Am with the best wishes fo their track careers, and m parents for all their love an support. I, Kevin Greene, leav thanks to Shawna for help ing make this the best yea of my life. I, Matthew Harris, leave Mr. Ramsey one less student t yell at for talking. I, Laura Heineman, leav Carla Bengle two mor years to get her drea man, Jerry Ellis one les person to slam his finger i his locker, John Murph wishing he could graduat with us. I, Julie Holmquist, leav Tracey W. no one to talk t about her men and to m brother Homeboy, on more year to enjoy GCS. I, Angel Hughes, leav Eileen O'Malley all the goo memories we had tKopa Cola and the trip to Troyj, t Doc my wonderful cousi John, to Joann the memories of the summer o '84, and many thanks to all of my teachers tespeciall Rosel. I, Brett Jennings, leav finally. I, Tracey Jordan, leave my favorite advisor with no on to keep her sane, Grant with one more night, Bonni with no one to watch he eat, and to the rest I am leaving knowing that they'Il never forget me - one way' or another. I, Anna Kalme, leave the teachers of GCS a word of THANKS for all of the sup- port they have given through the years. I, John Kapas, leave Ed my car. I, Natalie Kapper, leave Bozzie The Tank if it's still running, to Kerry half of our wardrobe and to Can- dace no one to beat up on at home. I, Kelsey Karp, leave Doc all ticked off because he never really caught me doing wrong and to Steph two more years in school to wonder where I am and what l'm doing. I, William Lacy, leave Dr. Fit- zgerald wondering why I turned out to be such a nice guy, a Blues Scale echoing in the bathroom, to Barak Cahen wondering why I have the loudest car stereo known to man, to Chip, a custom paint job on his awesome vehicle and to anybody that can handle it, the WorId's Hand Walking Championship. I, Todd Loy, leave all students and faculty at GCS lincluding my dear friend David Lee Nestlel an invitation to my graduation party, no geeks allowed, and you know who you are! I, Edward Lundberg, leave Ed Gillis my racing wagon, Mr. Pemrick to find a better team than we were in '86 and to Kate Herrington to find a better middle name than Myra. I, Heather MacNeil, leave early so I have time to shave my legs before graduation, to my sister Erin, lots of luck and to John one official raspberry. I, Scott Mann, leave a va- cant spot on the absentee list on the first day of hun- ting season. I, John Marci, leave Kristin a gallon of gas so that the next person she goes out with can get to and from her house and to Brandon, a trough for next year's softball team. I, Christa Matyka, leave Denise Dulmer my blonde hair in hopes she will use it on the Cheerleading Squad and in hopes that I will make it to my first day at college on time! I, Thomas McLean, leave Dr. Fitzgerald a box of twinkies to bite whenever he gets nervous, my sister Erin no one to bring her to school late anymore and to Shannon with hopes that all our future dreams can be achieved and a bottle of Grey Flannel that she can smell when she's lonely. I, James McMorris, leave Jason, Jay and Breakdance the crazy times at past and future conventions and conclaves. I, Eric Mosher, leave GCS with one sister and two brothers to go through and Mrs. VanDriel one less per- son to beat on. I, Kenneth Mosher, leave Shannon Billings my Cam- bridge University shirt, Mrs. Austin a pair of num-chucks to practice with in her closet, Mr. Bemus worry free and Chrissy Karlson, Freddy. I, Julia Patten, leave hoping my sister will make an im- pression on GCS, Amy an empty bus seat and Jerry one free lesson on how to drive a standard. I, Sandra Petteys, leave Kristin Klingebiel a special box in hopes she will remember me, Sharon Pet- teys, 101 ways to kiss up to teachers and Caryn Derby my jacket in hopes it keeps her warm. I, Sara Petteys, leave no one left to call Rhetta Zink chicken legs and one more Petteys with the hope Mr. McClay can spell her name right. I, Roger Rivenburgh, leave my 60+ cases of.citrus fruit sales to an Easton FFA member or to anyone who wants it. l, Pete Scanlon, leave Rod- dy a bottle of NoDoz so he can stay awake while he drives llike mel, Barb to Kevin Conlin, Kerry Kapper the definition of a horizontal line and to Chrissy Karlson no one to call a savage. I, Thor Schafer, leave Beth Griffin with a big stain on her new white pants and my Aspen to TJ so she will stop asking me for a ride. I, Mark Sesera, leave my lit- tle brother, Greg, Mr. Bemus, to see if he can understand him. I, Deborah Simmons, leave Sandy and Stacey empty halls next year and a copy of my book and to be the new leaders of The Wanderers. I, Christopher Skellie, leave the football team in hopes they can beat Hoosick Falls and to Mrs. Degner, all the plants she wants. I, Scott Spencer, leave Boz- zie the keys to any Bronco he chooses, Art a set of wrenches, Miah a flat pet frog and to Kell a banana. I, Richard Stiles, leave Sam Starteri all those cool memories of the Revolution Rock Band, Dave Lundberg my drum set with hopes that he will someday learn how to play it and to the football team my party cruisin car as a good luck charm. I, Eric Sullivan, leave Rickter all my records and my favorite poles and Roods - Thanks! I, Stephanie Taylor, leave my sister Jan all the luck in the world to become a great horse trainer and all the love in the world, to Lacey never to forget all the good times and never forget her T.J. I, Christina Thingvold, leave Evert and Chip to wonder what really happened on the day they were born, Ben and Pete, a bag of chocolate chip cookies to get them through the hard times at GCS and to Tim- my, my paint brush, because I know he will do it justice in the future. I, Dawn Thomas, leave Chelle to find someone who will drive her to school, Jenifer and Rhetta the job of showing the upcoming freshmen how to run Cross Country practices and Jerry without a great page turner. I, Ron Thomas, leave my brothers Scott and Jeff two and three years left hoping they both make it, Mrs. Degner one Boston fern worth 850, and I leave with Brian English, Andy Buckley and Eric Wizard Mosher for trouble. I, Dave Waite, leave school with a big smile and Doc with one last salute. I, Amy Watkins, leave my sister Tracey, my field hockey spikes in hopes she can stand on them more than I have and the old Zephyr to drive to school, proving it will last. I, Kerri Wilbur, leave Chase a night on the mountain, John a bird, Erin some fruit punch and Ed a thank-you for all the great times. I, Bonnie Wilcox, leave Chrissy lChickil knowing we'll always be little tikes, Kate naked because I took my clothes to college, Kristin lvicl a harness to control .those boppers , The Gang memories of THAT night, Barb and Tracey good luck in their Quest for RM and Hope, Valerie and Erna no one to gossip with in third period studyhall. I, Melissa Weatherwax, leave Amy Freeburn the hopes that someday I'll let her drive our fabulous Firebird, my sister Marsha all the love and luck and hope that someday she scores over 1000 points in basketball and to Ms. Lynch, Ms. Danish and Ms. Vega, Thank-You. I, Melissa Woodcock, leave with a smile on my face and the wind at my back and one less person running in the bathroom between periods. MESSAGES TO OUR . . . lt is not always easy to . . . apologize begin over take advice be unselfish keep on trying be considerate think and then act profit by mistakes forgive and forget shoulder the blame but it usually pays! BEST WISHES James Briglin Superintendent .' . . 1987 GRADUATES One of the truths about graduation is that after that special day you will never see over half of the graduates again. While that is not a happy truth, it should convince you to be sure to keep in touch with those special few classmates who have shared your life and your education these past thirteen years. You will find - as your parents know - that people are more important than things and high school friends have shared with you that most critical portion of your life. Wherever you go, and whatever you do, protect your health, strive for positive achievement and retain your friends. lvly very best for your future. Dr. John Fitzgerald Secondary Principal Kelly Lynn Gannon President Kelly Lynn Gannon has served as the President of the Class of 1987 during her senior year. She has been very active in Student Council serving as Secretary, Vice President and President. Kelly has participated in field hockey and softball and she is an avid skier. Miss Gannon was elected Prom Queen by her peers. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gan- non of Easton. f fi yi nf... Richard A. Stiles Vice President Richard A. Stiles served as Vice President for his class in his junior and senior years. Dick has par- ticipated in football, baseball and basketball in high school. Mr, Stiles has been a vital part of the GCS music program. He was a drummer for both the stage and senior bands. Outside school Dick was a member of the rock band Revolution Dick was also voted Prom King by his peers. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stiles of Greenwich. Michael A. Anuszewski Treasurer Michael A. Anuszewski has been Treasurer for the past three years. Mike has played end on the varsity football team in his junior and senior years. l-le has been active in the Greenwich FFA chapter throughout his high school career. Mike was elected to the court at the junior prom. Mike lives on a large farm in Easton with his father Mr. Anthony Anuszewski. Cathi Io Barnes Secretary Cathi Jo Barnes has served as the Secretary of the Class of 1987 since her sophomore year. Cathi is an editor of the 1987 Cauldron and was instrumental in planning the ring banquet and Prom. Miss Barnes was voted to the court at the Prom. Cathi has lettered in field hockey, basketball and softball. ln addition to her school activities Cathi works part-time during the year. She is the daughter of Mrs. Karen Barnes and the late Mr. Robert Barnes of Bald Mountain. Seniors 17 Linus Barber Eric Bowen Class of Troy Daniul Anderson Christopher Bonenfant K - -.ff Marcia I. Brooks Amy I. Bozovsky Colleen Ann Cronin Ken A. Brown Corey Coulter , mx. 13 Andrew Buckley Karen Lyn Darrow Rebecca Lynn Denaker '87 19 Surah Page Elgin Amy Lynn Fussell Class 0 W 0' 1 in 7 r L Tara Marie Eley Brian Neil English Suzette M. Fisher Phyllis A. Felt 7' VIA' Y x'4 vRx4',.f' f if 1' A1 ' X Z I 5 12 .- X I i '19 N11-5:7 Sherri L. Freebern Allison Clare Goodman Ioseph E. Gillis Matthew M. Harris ,. if ., ,, is .L f.. -im Heidi Lynne Gillis fix 'Nl X, Kevin M. Greene '87 21 Katherine Herrington Laura Ann Heineman t Brett Iennings Class of 1 a, H 'nl My V -Q M , Angel Dawn Hughes di, ci Anna Ruth Kalme Tracey Marie Iordan ,.. Nutulze Louzse K upper 1,2 Edward I. Lundberg Iohn M1chaeI Kapas P X Todd A. Loy Heather Christine MucNeil Wzllzam S. Lucy Errc M. Lynch '87 23 ,Q Q ' , 1 'N .5 J: . 0 l ,V 5 5 , will 'Elin Eg J vi. yi-1 . ,MW , ,Q 1 . 5 4 - 1 y 3154 9 4'4 , ,M Q , V, U3 2, -13 . W , ' ' .17-' X 3 g 1 ,M Q, 1 ' 3' 'Q I 4 A' Y N .M iv 1 'fr ,ga Q. ...W fl ,Ca- 5 ff' N: ' xg. wi , 1 ., ,M , A Fudd I . f - Vi ' 4' 175- r, iii 'sm' lf? , . , 5 , 'i 'gw. fy. M1 nf A A mv, 33- 1- iw fi fi '-2:-:Q 'sf L 'li' wx Q N 'gf' 'N Q 47' f I is 'aa' - 15'DaiQ-.fsA:, fu .. . !i4d..:l,. f if A, 5 ffr-3, 1 JW! sr, ,,., 4 ,U ff ' gan '5 Q f. 'ff' f Q P if :Q ,M a 1 ' ' 5 X IH- u ' ' ' A' -A V 1' 'T F' '75 .. l 1 ' f ,ififeiifd , Q- ' -I XE. I 'ti ' 'I 0. 5 -, n ,,, t Net.. '-Yr? . 5, ,.. ,f 5 I 4' an . ..,,, Tx , w - N - . -rc ,i I' if sa -Ap., S Q. , r XM, ,Q 1. ,s I Im- M . hw' va Nv- i Kelly Gannon and Richard Stiles were voted Prorn Queen and Prorn King, respectively. KeIIy's attendants were Cathi Barnes, Marcia Brooks and Heather MacNeiI. Dick's attendants were Mike Anuszewski, Eric Lynch and Thor Schafer. ilil ill t i rift' I v me -H , an y... gr fs A 4 3-1- i 2' ' 'f . .., 'fs-W -. L -thx Best of Times The Class ot 1987's Junior Prom was held on Friday, May 30, 1986 at the Casino in Saratoga Springs. Students attending the prom had a number of choices among the tine Saratoga restaurants including the Ash Grove Inn, the Caunterbury and the Gideon Putnam. Miss Vega chaired the proceedings and music was provided by Toulouse Street. Overseeing the planning tor the prom were class advisors Mr. Lomasney and Ms. Lynch. ln the classy surroundings of the Casino the Prom was an unforgettable night for all its participants. br' Scott Albert Mann Robert Mann b -3 f Thomas McLean Class of x N R . L Christa Ann Matyka Thomas Edward Monroe Iames R. McMorris Kenneth Edwin Mosher Sandra Lynn Petteys Eric I. Mosher lulia Ann Patten Roger Rivenburgh Thomas L. Patrick ik: ' 6 ,jf X Sara Lee Petteys '87 29 Peter D. Scanlon 3 K x War Thor D. Schafer Christopher Skellie Class of si' a. 'i Jw: .'-.se , Deborah Simmons Eric D. Sullivan Scott Spencer Christina Lee Thingvold Amy Marie Watkins Stephanie L. Taylor Ronald Lucien Thomas II Dawn Lynn Thomas Melissa L. Weatherwax 187 31 Kerri Beth Wilbur Bonnie Lynn Wilcox Melissa R. Woodcock OTHER GRADUATES Timothy Evans Kelsey Karp Donald Saddlemire David Waite Class 0 In 20 Years . Troy Anderson In 20 years wIIl be 39 MICha6l Anuszewskr In 20 years wIll be the owner of a na Ionwrde restaurant charn and be marrred to a beautlful ollywood model Lrnus Barber ID 20 years wIll be a professronal hockey player Ith the Quebec NOFGIQUGS Cathl Barnes In 20 years Wlll be a physrcal theraplst conduc Ing treatments among my helpless classmates Jeff Batchelder In 20 years wIll be the undlsputed mld IeWelghIChampl0r1 of the world Chrls Bonenfant In 20 years wIIl be a famous drummer for he band the Outflelders Errc Bowen ID 20 years Wlll be CYUISIDQ down Interstate 45 In y red convertlble Wlth the top down dolng 120 Amy Bozovsky In 20 years wIII be falllng off charrs and onderlng where the trme has gone Marcla Brooks In 20 years wIll be trylng to stay In shape but ow I ve moved on from fleld hockey to a more vrolent and ex Ilaratrng sport the sport of world class mud wrestllng Ken Brown ID 20 years wIII be an Arr Force Commander and Ivrng on easy street Taml Bruneau ID 20 years wIlI be frlthy rrch have a lavender orvette wrth a Whlte unrcorn on the hood and have left f6enWICh for brgger and better thlngs Andy Buckley ID 20 years wIll be the owner of the famuly arm and the best tractor puller In the county Colleen Cronrn In 20 years wIll be marned and rIch due to all he money they pay teachers these days Karen Darrow In 20 years Wlll be pregnant Wlth my 20th hlld and runmng a floral arrangement shop Rebecca Denaker In 20 years wIll be ownrng a charn of con omlnlums In the Bahamas Tara Eley In 20 years wIIl be the host of Good Mornlng merlca Wlth my co host Kelly Gannon Sarah Elgm In 20 years wIll be on a deserted Greek Island Stacey Ellls In 20 years wIlI probably be an old maId wlth 10 Brlan Englrsh In 20 years Wlll be pullrng 1200 teats a day and Iso pullrng a superstock tractor Amy Fassell ID 20 years wIll be a happlly marrled mother of Phyllrs Felt In 20 years wIll be an owner of my own buslness nd stIll be as crazy as ever Suzette Flsher ID 20 years wIll be 38 successful and happy Sherrr Freebern In 20 years wIll be marrled have 2 klds and ork ID an offlce Kelly Gannon In 20 years wlll be brIngIng you the days top ews stones wlth more to follow at 11 HeIdI GIllIs IH 20 years wIll be marrled have 2 krds and IIve In reenwrch Roger Ftlvenburg In 20 years wIII be runnlng a fltness center hIle also runnrng the farm Pete Scanlon In 20 years wIll be hopefully very rIch Wlth a eautrful wrfe DICE home sharp cars Iwrth no dentsl and not n Greenwrch Thor Schafer In 20 years wIlI be maklng S80 000 a year mar Ied Wlth a bIg house and a two car garage Mark Sesera In 20 years Wlll be a successful busrnessman Deborah Srmmons In 20 years wIIl be marrled and own my wn busrness Chns Skellle In 20 years wIll be the star runnrng back for the efendlng World Champron N Y Grants Scott Spencer In 20 years wIII be a State Trooper statloned n Salem comrng back to Greenwlch to bust all the partles at aude s Ftrchard Strles In 20 years wIll be tourlng the world as a rummer for 38 Specral Stephanre Taylor In 20 years wIll be hopefully a commerclal rtrst somewhere away from Greenwlch Chrrstrna Thrngvold In 20 years wIlI be a renowned photo ournallst COVGTIDQ such prrze wInnIng news Items as Jeff Bat helder and Corey Coulter s trtle frghts I Joseph GIIIIs ID 20 years wIll be lIftIng werghts In my own gym I Allrson Goodman In 20 years Wlll be an orthopedlc surgeon I KevIn Greene In 20 years wIIl be a Math teacher I Matthew Harrls ID 20 years wIII be graduatrng from college I Laura I-Ierneman ID 20 years wIII be a VJ on MTV and marrred to Alan Hunter and have 6 krds that turned out lIke BON JOVI I JuIIe Holmqulst In 20 years wIll be runnlng Jewelry s Jewels and selllng my world famous perfume JAH I Angel Hughes In 20 years wIll be a secretary I Brett Jennlngs ID 20 years wIll be old and broke I Tracey Jordon In 20 years wIII be followlng my dream of berng a psycholo lSt or I wIIl at least be seelng one I Anna Kalme ID 2 years Wlll be as some say a col lege professor but I wrsh to become a success In the buslness world I John Kapas In 20 years wIlI be manager of K Mart I Natalre Kapper ID 20 years wIIl be out In the world on my own and always remembenng what I learned through my experrences at G C S I Kelsey Karp In 20 years wIIl be lIvIng In L A I Todd Loy In 20 years wIII be starnng In The Search for the Party drrected by Ken Mosher I Ed Lundberg In 20 years wIIl be a muItI mIIIIonaIre farmer I Heather MacNeIl ID 20 years wIlI be the next Vanna Whrte on Wheel of Fortune I Scott Mann In 20 years wIlI be a forest technlclan I John MBYCI In 20 years wIlI be a coffee slpprng crgarette smokrng teacher argulng for a teacher s lounge so that the senlors can t have one I Chnsta Matyka In 20 years wIIl be rlch and famous I Thomas McLean In 20 years wIll be a mIIIIonaIre from COIIGCIIDQ nlckel bottles at all the Dead concerts I pass through I James McMorrIs ID 20 years Wlll be 38 I Erlc Mosher ID 20 years Wlll be runnlng a blg dalry operation I Kenneth Mosher In 20 years wIll be drrectlng Star Trek XX The Search for the Party starrrng Todd Loy I Sandra Petteys In 20 years wIIl be IIvIng In a condo wlth a dog and a husband I Sara Petteys In 20 years wIll be self employed as a fl0flSl I Dawn Thomas In 20 years wIll be stIll trylng to flX the Duct Tape Wonder I Flon Thomas In 20 years wIII be marrred wIth 2 KIdS and makrng S100 O00 a year IIVIDQ In Vermont I Dave WaIte ID 20 years wIII be the prIncIpal of G C S and Doc Wlll be the Ianltor I Amy Watklns IH 20 years wIII be the owner of a chaln of Burger Krngs Home of the Whopper I Kerrr WIlbur ID 20 years wIll be 62 and startrng center for the Women s Olymprc basketball team I Bonnre Wrlcox ID 20 years wIll be teachrng elemen tary school or preschool and marrled wrth at least 4 I s I Mellssa Weatherwax In 20 years wIlI be hopefully dolng well ID the career I pursue also raclng profes sronally and someplace where the ends of the earth meet In peace I Melrssa Woodcock In 20 years wull be wrrtrng a book on how to skrp school and get away wIth It O O way fr0m QivlIIZatl0n. I I I owning a football team and driving a 1953 Corvette. .ICISII I , I I I . I I , . I I . Kd I I I I To The Senror Class Congratulatlons Seniors for a job well done' From Mrs Estrll To Tracy and Cath: Thanks for always berng there Remember the towel Grant won t Love You Tara Anyone we ve plcked on before We really dldnt mean to hurt your feelings We salute u Hooter Roach Banana Wllbtall and u Omkers From The Physrcs Boys To Trout dinners and the tnmes you Irstened and helped There will be many more barbeque chickens out there From The Moon Lover To Duck Stiles To the best brother and frlendl Love your snster Stacy To Ron Thomas The progress you ve made IS lmpressrvell To The Class of 87 Health and Happiness From The 3 Greeks and your Favorrte 34 MESSAGES N- if ,X bog! f Xl' I-.. Wg X f Q-A lil! 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Q A X LL -,ii K we -! 1 V 1 ADMINISTRATION 'gs Mr. Briglin Dr. Fitzgerald Ms. McManus Superintendent HS Principal Elementary Principal Mr.Bowen Mr. Brooks BOARD EDUCATICN Dr. Donald Rymph Mr. Burns President Vice-President Mr. Bulger Mr. lmhof Mrs. LeBarron .H .1 s-,S Mrs Roberson Mrs Facrn Mrs. Osberg Secretary to High School Secretary Elementary Secretary Superintendent OFFICE Mrs. Fullerton Mrs. DeMarco Guidance Secretary Middle Grade Secretary ASSISTANTS s L S i. Mrs. Larmon Mrs. Flynn Account Clerk Part-Time Account Clerk Mrs. Dewey Mrs. Wilkinson Sherri Freebern Account Clerk Business Manager Future Office Worker MATH Mr. Floods SCIENCE Mrs. Niles iwwstmzwfi gstmizfet' 5129! Mr. Patrick Mr. Kuba ...N Mrs. Austin um--1 K nn.. i qi ,i Miss Kirby Mr. Jensen Mr. Eggleston if ,W , i ',f,,fp.'u NP mi Am ' fu an-nut scnurriv , , ,gi ,i N I 'El V ' f , .gt .,, ' H , li. i ' ' - Mr. Bemus Kr fff ,. Mr. Morabito Mrs. Rymph I ' 1, hx Q' .-XJ ' -. AW X ff, . -- ,I , - ,ff . ff. x I I W C -v'-'l I s Sf .r 'N 'I S La ,,', fx :A Y + '. 1- gs . Mr. Lomasney Mr. Nolder s '. INS Mr. Ramsey Ms. Maloney Ms. Danish . Mrs. Whiteford SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Nestle BUSINESS HOME EC Q V ,..i - ' , ' X Mrs. Buckley ENGLISH f E ' Miss Killam Mrs. Degner READING Ms. Vega Mrs. Brown Mrs. Idleman Ms. Zurbrugg Mr. McCIay 40 TECHNOLOGY FRENCH . Wi .. K Q E . ' QI 3 N 4. X1 'gzx Ms. Quenelle Mr. Richmond Mrs. Schoen French French French - 1 ,fi Mr. Blake Alternative Education 3Ft'AR'I Miss Arnold Resource Room Mr. Jones Ms. Troy Mrs. Stevens Mrs. Nikoloff, Aide LIBRARY ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION PHYS ED DRIIIER ED , ,,,, . 4 XS..- f' ki 3 y ' y y f . y 5, A, Mrs. Foelsch Dr. Trachtman Mrs. Wicks School Nurse School Physician School Nurse . ',, E .. - , N- ., H g i s 1 .- ' Mrs. Estill Mr. Roberts Mrs. VanDriel Health School Psychologist Study Hall Mrs. Traver Mrs. Murphy Elementary Art High School Art ir. Miss Turcotte Mrs. Allen Mrs. Hawks Music Music Music 4 1 ,J 4 rl A -V2 l l. Mrs. Lillibridge Mrs. Bungard Mrs. McOuade Elementary Librarian Library Aide Library Aide A 3 -fi I ,351 ffm 4 I 'efgiqgfvrl si 1 -fiat IMP: rs,...:fLe uf . fy, - r fi! 7. ess. Mrs. Dixson Mr. Traver P.E. P.E. gr ,br T. Ms. Albrecht Mrs. Sparks Ms. Gardner PSEN Instructor Banana Splits Speech Ms. Cuite Mrs. Estramonte Mrs. Law Enrichment Chapter I Chapter I CAFETERIA Joyce Waite, Harriet Barton, Linda Sloan, Celia Mosher :I an ,, xl , JI . all , . 'ta I Dot Filer, Judy Almy, Anna Flynn, Linda Barnes, Elizabeth Aldrich, Patricia Goman Jeanne Sullivan, Julia Kelly, Cheryl DuFour Building Maintenance Mechanic - Don Somma Elementary - Fred Hurley Rosemary Smith Richard Spiezio Middle Grade - Lillian Bain Janice Bennett Thomas Cullen John Kirk Secondary -- Thomas Feenan June Lewis Thomas Lindheimer Carlene Mullen 44 BUILDINGS, GROUNDS 8i TRANSPORTATION Mr. Coombs Pete Wilkinson Jim Murphy Superintendent Mechanic Senior Custodian Automotive Maintenance Mechanic - Leonard Cobart Bus Drivers Marjorie Abbott, Bev Barbur, Brian Barbur, David English, Donna English, Raymond Felt, Mary Gillis, Donald Grimes, Steven LaCroix, Nancy Mat- tice, Sandra Nadeau, Albert Perry, Gilbert Pratt, Lawrence Riley, Kathy Roberts, Lyle Wilkinson, Glennen Woodward. L.. -...- Qi? W K mmm Mnmurdv pmunobls I ,I 99990 99999 Comix M20 ewwxxe WDQMQ oi QM , ?NqcQ'xxxQ4NeXvxixo1xXxQgNgQw qXNw5K'1,qQ0if9, NU. 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Flower, C. Karlson, V. Coon, C. Baker M. Fitzgerald Flow 4: H. Coyle, B, Brownell, A. Freebern, K. Perkins, O'MaIley, M. Cushing 46 Row 1: M. Murphy, K. Sheridan, M. Whitehouse, K. Williams, S. Godfrey, J. Murphy, J. Donaldson Row 2: D. LeBarron, S. Patterson, S. Billings, D, Dulr D. Eldredge, S. Battis, G. Davidsen, B. Harsha Row 3: J. Andrews, C. Boufford, M. Leone, T. Garde T. Weatherwax, J. Wilbur, J. Culbertson Flow 4: P. Holmquist, W. Huffman, L. Smith, E. Miller Cowen, S. Starteri, S. Brochu, S. Brownell Juniors Flow 1: P. Lauder, L, Shannon, C. Bengle, M. Larmon, A. Spezio, L. Musser, J. Tucker, C. Smith Bow 2: A. Carroll, Ft. Zink, C. Wells, W. Bivenburgh, B. Coulter, P. Phalen, J. Data, D. Rapp Flow 3: S. Thomas, D. Haney, C. Burns, S, Given, A. Okey, G. Wilbur, W. Roe Row 4: P. Woodward, D. Schneible, J. McFarland N. Cristaldi, S. Lamb, Fl. Backus, J. Clifford, T. Saunders, D. Barber Row 2: S. Loveland, J. Ashcroft, M. Bell, J. Durkee, Fl. Bloomquist, K. Klingebiel, M. Somma, K. Monroe, L. Wood, S. Darrow, S. Powell Flow 3: B. Goodman, M. Brockway, M. Cronin, J. Estramonte, G. Cowen, K. Howe, M. Aldrich, T. Watkins Ftow 1:J. Kimball, J. Pemrick, H. Gunther, E. Walsh, I. Aldous, S. Wade, K. Whalen, S. Perry, C. Huffman, C Bullard Flow 2: B. Conlin, S. Stiles, C. Brownell, A. Scott, C. Kipp, S. Marlow, T. Anderson, K. Talmadge Row 3: T. Hughes, A. Clayton, S. Greene, M. Euber, S, McFteynolds, L. Andrew, C. Knapp, R. Sheldon, J. Huffman Row 4: B. Jordan, J. Miller, C. Derby, S. Waldbillig, J. Fassell, K. Karp Sophomores 47 Row 1: J. Scott, J. Taft, J. Miller, S. Hodgon, A. Owens, Bow 1: A. Perkins, Fl. Johnson, S. Perkins, S. Bowles, A. Knapp, L. Seacord, D. Ciccarone Flow 2: E. Ward, A. Stevens, W. Liddell, A. Hanson, J. McCIay, B. Thomas, N. Waite, J. Beauregard Flow 3: M. Chambers, D. Simoneau, D. Blair, B. Stewart, J. Roberson, S. Flymph, K. Brown Flow 4: Fl. Burch, J. Thomas, D. Noble, T. Stewart, M. Grimes Row 1: G. Warner, D. Clements, J. Kirk, E. McLean, J. Chesbrough, E. Becker, J. Aldrich, S. Fitzgerald, D. Aldrich Flow 2: P. Maniacek, N. Harrington, M. Billings, E. Moynan, T. Dulmer, J. Fifield, M. Ellsworth, A. Ellis Bow 3: D. Flodriguez, G. Curtis, J. Wilbur, M. Palmer, S. Pratt, H. Kalme, M. Schlake, D. Barnes, L. Harrington Row 4: J. Lyttle, J. Drost, M. Wood, A. Bymph, S. Pattee 48 Row 1: T. Saunders, H. Flaney, C. Wright, C. Derby, J Thomas, S. Spiezio, B. Waldbillig, J. Anderson Row 2: A. Hughes, S. Henderson, K. Brown, S. Laine, White, B. Moy, T. Perry Bow 3: K. Kapper, S. Bailey, J. Fifield, S. Stoddard, C M yers, T, Skiff, P. Skiff, B. Young Row 4: J. Biggio, T. Wolfe, P. Hurley, C. Granger, A. Erbe, D. Briggs, S. Kelley Freshmen A our TO LUNCH Row 1: C. Polchowski, K. Hamilton, D. Brownell, M. Finn, K. Vurraro, S. Warner, B. Kessler Flow 2: A. LeBarron, A. Lyons, J. Keeler, J. Macher, S. Herrington, M. Anuszewski, J. Hunt, T. Keller Row 3: L. Paprocki, K. Lindheimer, K. Andrus, K. Bozovsky, G. Gilchrist, S. Bain, S. Jennings r--, H. Y Flow 1: K. Barnes, D. Blair, K. Hopkins, A. Mosher, K. ldleman, K. Bass, L. Almy, K. Thygesen, K. Stewart, D. McDonald Flow 2: K. Cornell, S. Marci, E. Smith, K. VanWie, L. Woodward, K. Wilcox, S. Lyttle, E. Mullen, M. Fliggio Row 3: S. Douglas, Fl. Tucker, A. Burns, R. Fluthosky, L. Ftose, J. Spear, A. Sparks, M. Kyer Flow 4: G. Sesera, T. Middlebrook, C. Derway, K. Sprague Grade 8 Row 1: J. Palmer, L. Osberg, A. Kimball, T. Wilbur, C. Bungard, A. Fitzgerald, A. Johnson, B. Goss, B. Reeve Flow 2: C. Brown, D. Klingebiel, J. Carroll, J. Scanlon, Whitehouse, J. Beauregard, K. Brown, C. Stewart Flow 3: J. Becker, M. Talmadge, D. Brownell, M. Booth K. Gannon, D. Johnson, K. Flynn Row 4: J. Quackenbush, C. Fryer, S. Herrington, E. Baker, J. Perry, S. Thompson -ow 1: T. Seacord, T. Jacobsen, M. Hebert, D. Wenk, D. Kirk, J. Fehl, B. Knight, A. Lundberg, C. Goss now 2: B. Porter, E. Schleicher, T. Helmig, N. Kelley, M. Ward, M. LePage, S. Knapp, T. Weatherwax -ow 3: J. Mattimore, G. Perkins, E. Lundberg, L. Lauder, S. Jennings, A. McPhail, T. Pitkin, A. Flaggie -ow 4: G. Martin, J. Spear, C. Howard Row 1: D. Elsworth, S. Almy, Fl. Billings, B. Cullen, E. Curtis, A. Williams, J. Dennison, Fl. Briggs, D. Culbertson Row 2: N. Kalme, Fl. Crofoot, P. Cornell, A. Burr, D. Brophy, S. McQuade, D. Drost, S. Dufour Flow 3: T. Guard, L. Darrow, T. Bouchard, T. Bassett M. Clifford, S. Evans, J. Durkee, E. Burns Row 4: R. Sloan, P. Backus Grade 7 Row 1: J. Shields, J. Hughes, G. Girard, A. Gutasy, T. Finn, G. Whalen, S. Spiezio, B. Wilbur Plow 2: Fl. Ruthosky, M. Rodriguez, S. Petteys, J. St.John, J. Kath, H. Palmer, D. Patten Flow 3: V. Hughes, J. Smialek, D. McDonald, C. Wilbur, S. Waite, R. Tucker Flow 4: D. Wilbur, K. McPhaiI, B. Kuzmich, S. James C. Woodell CLASS OFFICERS 11th: E. MacNeil, Treasurer, C. Simoneau, Vice President, Fl. McBrien, Secretary, B. Linnett, President 10th: E. Walsh, Treasurer, A. Spiezio, Secretary, I. Aldous, Vice President, S. Wade, President lStandingJ A. Mosher, Secretary, K. Wilcox, President, B. Reeve, Vice President, 9th: D. Simoneau, Treasurer, G. Stoddard, Vice President, S. Perkins, Secretary, J. Thomas, President K. Gannon, Treasurer S. Jennings, Vice President, lKneeIlngl Fl. Sloan, Treasurer, lStandingl S. Spiezio, Presidentg S. Petteys, Secretary XX I V .,v- , A My ,K ,..wQf, Driving in this could CREATE-A-STIFi. A real CUT-UP On the roof WITHOUT a ladder! mxAVAAW A good book is like good food - you must SAVORit. .11 X is 5 x .Z Q .v 1. , - nj,1,!..' 'ff -K ..,. v,.1 .ruff Auf: 1 v f.: 11,-If ffffr' rr.. 1 fl! . f , ff A J. 1. fu J wg' HY, A Lf' FW 'VN fb K ' -'-vvuwr' e 4.4.x .Qu iW,,,.. .... 'fx '. 'xv ' - Walk M355 -I fengyfq , Q uw. 1 EN I 'fn Us iii MN ,,,,. X Wim Q., me , awww Q Comix xdvlwx QQM QNNQUNNO M60 Qi aw , QNQc,v,xxxQwvQxxEmq9xxm Oqggqe mix QXQQ xo Qioqj we , ek Qwxw eww xxx QQWQQX Qxioxxcgixb, YQQ Q0wx'xxxxo QNQQQXOK 'gvwmXmxixxxqD, mQOQ0m, Qszqdxxxow NNx'QxxxoO, mb Nxwoxqixz, fowwxu Q,X0'x9Nx5y Swv wqmiww mm QNNQQQWW mmq som 385, aaxfqzqxvzxxbqkoi im2ixxxv,ee'goi QM xx-wx C,xmQkwQ4Nw Qlmqxixoxx f Qwqymoi ' wx wwwfoxmwxs ,Cai m6w9QNwqQv0, ! ,.,,, i xoo, M QXXN V W- ..,....., aw.. .--WM ,,,,,,,,M SIXTH GRADE Fiow 1:A. Cary, Ft. Hartwell, K. LeBarron, J. Burch, B. Cronin, T. Nolder, E. Wells, C, Ormsby, T. Miller Row 2: Ft. MacNeiI, C. Landry, M. Rapp, T. Bearor, A. Howard, D. Fajen, Fi. Palmer, J. Nolan Bow 3: Mrs. V. Hitchcock, B. Yurschak, J. Perkins, S Deyoe, J. Nulty, D. Ciccarone, D. Ouackenbush, D, Johnson Absent: P. Hughes, B. Godfrey .l l li 2 ,,g,'t.,..Qji1' X hu ' VP 1 L . 4'g.'LLt4.' .gif if , i ' X. X r 1 1 i ' . ' ' X i . 'xx 'T ' ' X X f l ' 1- A I r- Il N355 F044 What is your favorite fast food restaurant? , . 56 lj Pizza-Hut Top Three Choices: zy McDonalds 33 Burger King Row 1: S. Franklin, J. Shields, C. Rogers, A. Tucker, J. Elsworth, C. Kuzmich, B. Shannon, C. Spiezio Row 2: B. Beecroft, K. DeCarlo, S. Fitzgerald, J. Tracy, C. Phalen, B. Landon, D. Wood, T. Archambeault Row 3: Mrs. Kruger, M. DeCarlo, D. ldleman, J. Baker, E. Aubin, S. Ashton, A. Kessler, C. Waite, J. Pattee, J. Perkins Absent: S. Worthington, E. Johnson You deserve a ,............. ' ' Flow 1: M. Seacord, T. Elsworth, B. Jennings, M. Green, M. Estramonte, J. Jeflords, S. Myott, S. Floberts, J. Brown Flow 2: A. Weatherwax, J. Hemming, I. Gunther, M. Conlin, I. Patterson, P. Wilbur, B. Genevick, J. Kersey S. Lamb Flow 3: Mr. Worthington, S. French, J. Wever, K. Bain, P Wilbur, M. Grimes, T. Keller, K. Dixson, D. Gillis, D. Drost Pizza to Go! 'ltliilalv ....-. M--- ,fifth f VQ:iK'if523 Q . T fs..fPf likicken. Row 1: J. Sweeney, J. Parker, C. Loveland, T. Schoonmaker, W. Wade, J. Wolff, S. McCIay, K. Scanlon, P. Lauder, T. L. Bow 2: B. Faile, A. Kimball, D. Morse, M. King, C. Nesbitt, C. Burch, E. Brown, D. White, K. Thomas Row 3: S. Powell, D. Bloomquist, T. Noble, B. Denno, W. Taft, A. Spiezio, K. Bell, K. Bain, K. Wood, Mr. Simpson break today! SIXTH GRADE 57 FIFTH GRADE Row 1: W. Nolan, J. Waters, B. Wolff, S. DeGregory, H. Manney, J. Howard Ftow 2: A. Moore, B. St.Mary, K. Saunders, J. Nolan, H. Conkey, Z. Hughes Flow 3: B. Fish, J. Chadwick, T. Goss, Fi. Sprague, H. Zeno, J. Scott, J. Reingardt, Mr. Sheffield 'IEW i X ' alto - Q hips ,, .vim T3 i ,X 4,-nv' I , ' we S , ' fi' S' ., xiii .fill If is What are your favorite kind of Chips? ly Doritos Top Three Choices: 23 Pringles 31 Cheese Puffs 58 Row 1: A. Craft, H. Pratt, B. Brock, J. Ward, J. Barton, Fl. Ephraim, C. Crowd Row 2: C. Smith, T. Bruneau, S. Brophy, C. Hebert, J. Williams, J. Cloutier, M. Billings, H. McDonald Flow 3: Mr, Pemrick, G. Hughes, J. Arsenault, C. Kapper, H. Muller, D. Bain, B. Buell No One Can -N X.-f j N TJLL Q r X! 1 ' Q5 ,.. 1 -7 . - . .-....a..,g,N f . 1 J Flow 1: B. Talmadge, H. Wilbur, S. Taylor, E. Lundberg, J. Taylor, S. Klingebiel, B. Bear Monroe, R. Fox, R. Bergquist, J. Smith Flow 2: T. Vooris, J. Bolduc, M. Dubas, M. Weatherwax, J. Vennesland, Ms. Davis, R Periard, K. Bloomquist, J. Kelley, K. Faile Absent: J. Gometz Eat Just One! Row 1: Andy Burch, Jonathon Perkins, Mikael deVelder, Jessica Brown. Row 2: Mrs. Rose, Kurt Jilek, Missy Gaida, Mr. Dixson. Missing: Mrs. Kimball, Robert Church. .gulf W' xx, ,x X Row 1: Ellen Delisle, Michael Ely, Matthew Jamison, Henry Bose. Row 2: Mary Fiuthosky, Scott Sherwood, Heidi Fish, Tim Mattimore, John Elsworth. Flow 3: Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Amico. Missing: Tracey Briggs, Karen Church. I Uv' Z Flow 1: Walter Barnes, Lisa Chaplin, Shanda Walden, Joe Balduc. Flow 2: Mrs. Medick, Aaron Darrow, Melodie Cook, Honda Sherwood, Ann Spiezio, April Kniffen, Mrs. Prince. P ,. ,af Miss McManus McManus of Ballston Lake was to replace Mr. John Ross, retir- Elementary Principal. Miss McManus formerly employed by the Saratoga School system as an elementary in grade 6 and grade 1, district- teacherfcoordinator of the gifted talented program and most recently a full-time administrative intern. Miss McManus is originally from West and from a family of eight children. graduated from Albertas Magnus chool in Bardonia, NY, received her Degree from Dominican Col- attended Russell Sage and the Col- of St. Rosep received her Master's from SUNY Albany and attended Adams State College. We welcome her to Greenwich Central. Students in grades K through 6 have been active during the 1986-1987 school year. Listed on this page are some of the functions in which the students have been active par- ticipants. Also given are some changes which affect faculty and students in the Elementary and Middle Grade Buildings. 2nd Graders Are Choosy Chewers The first food choices that children make are often for snacks. 2nd graders are becom- ing familiar with nutritious snacks. The children are discussing and are encouraged to choose healthy snacks such as fruits, vegetables, cheese, crackers, popcorn, etc. Encourage your children to follow the slogan and to Be a Choosy Chewer and to make better snack choices. 4th Graders Visit Brookside Museum On October 10 all of the 4th grade classes went to the Brookside Museum in Ballston Spa. The colonial centered workshops focused on the many hardships experienced by the im- migrants of this era. The children watched and participated in ac- tivities such as food preservation, crop harvesting, soap making and linen making. The workshops allowed the students to gain an appreciation for the work involved in such activities. 5th Grade Visits Thunder Mountain Each of the 5th grade classes visited Thunder Mountain this year. Mr. Barber, owner of Thunder Mountain and a self- taught naturalist, assists the classes with their nature studies. The classes hike to Thunder Mountain from school and spend the day there. Three more trips are planned for the year to allow observations of changes through the four seasons. 5th Grades Visit Hildene The 5th graders visited Hildene in the fall of 1986. Hildene is in Manchester, Vermont and is the former home of Robert Todd Lin- coln. While there students hiked on a nearby nature trail, saw a slide presentation explaining the history of the estate and had a guided tour of the home. PTSA The Parent Teacher Student Association is a volunteer association seeking to unite the forces of home, school and com- munity on the behalf of the children. PTSA is composed of teachers, parents, students, school officials - everyone who cares about children. The local unit worked to achieve the following: staff recognition day, volunteer aide program, classroom parent program, assemblies, fund raising goals for school equipment, parent-teacher conference babysitting and, much more. Campbell's Product Labels The GCS PTSA again par- ticipated in the Labels for Education project. Accumulated Campbell's pro- ducts labels are to be redeemed for educational equipment for use within the school system. The PTSA wants to redeem the labels for a computer printer for use in the high school. FOURTH GRADE Row 1: S. McLean, J. Johnson, E. Phalen, Fl. Jeffords, S. Cary, J. Carter, C. Kelly, K. Herrin ton D Batchelder g , . Flow 2: B. Flynn, A. La Plene, J. Loveland, J. Darrow, D. Murtha, B. Wilcox, D. Daniello, A. Flouleau, E. Cmaylo, C. Brownell Row 3: Mrs. Aldous cf.,-.,,.fw.nVb, . if r fm f M . 'ij' .VLC , K . ,. -. I. h- , -.s l , h IJ Pepperoni if j Top Three Choices: Zl Sausage X' 35 Mushroom What is your favorite pizza topping? 62 Row 1: J. Dalpe, J. Barnes, J. LeBarron, K. Waite, S. Tomczak, M. Collins, J. Dixson, P. Faile, N. LaPage, C. Taylerr, K. MacNeil Row 2: Mrs. Moy, J. Coffin, C. Kyer, A. Dipadova, M. Yurschak, S. Cronin, H, Tucker, T. Periard, A. Martin Absent: H. Jones A Slice Flow 1:J. Larmon, C. Boyce, M. Lant, M. Read, H. Nolan Row 2: S. Miller, C. Molinero, R. Sheldon, T. McKernon, R. Dwyer, M. Genevick, K. Woodard, B. Wenk, D. Bliss J. Landon, L. Asheroft, S. Williams, W. Tucker ff 4 Q. X if , i . .. . '.-'TXT -1 ff' !r, ,,. .JA - Z , ' .T 3 6 fl S ,D . f .T ' C , 1 . li Q5 . I . 'vw - fl' -1', ' .'e 4' 3 6 'i TQ ' la YJ 'Q N .,...,.Q5w x. Q, 3 Q .LQJX A A , . Q Q' :J X 5, , . 'V 5 T: it C X . .f s S A ' f 0 C, If, Q I ' ,Q ,fl-,f . , fxxw Bow 1: B. Archambeault, E. Clements, N. Peltier, C. Burgess, T. Wilbur, L. Cristaldi, K. Van Schaik, K Lauder, B. Fluthosky How 2: J. Smith, K. Kuzmich, K. Macher, J. Vallone A. Henderson, W. St. John, N. Crowd, J. Goss, J Burch, J. Baker Row 3: Mr. Wilbur Of Life FOURTH GRADE 63 Row 3: Mrs. C. Okey, M. Derway, D. Buell, H. Heuser, B. THIRD GRADE Bow 1: M. Landon, S. Brownell, K. Hartwell, E. Fox, C. Bergquist, L. Caruso, D. Swanson Flow 2: T. Bolduc, M. Ransear, A. Darrow, L. Van Schaik, M. Manney, J. Vennesland, J. Wilcox, D, Hughes, B. Kirk, S. Sloan Row 3: Mrs. Brundige, Fl. Almy, M. Nesbitt, E. Higgins, T. Aldrich, B. Skiff, A. Piller, J. Larmon, J. Ashton Absent: A. Somma 1. fix. ss 313. iff' ri V : 'z...,.g : '1 NK p fi O l il .fx . i... . f.--4 'wsafn .xs- fq We -Q A What is your favorite Cafeteria meal? lj Pizza 25 Super Top Three Choices: Burger 31 Taco's Row 1: A. Sowizdrzal, L. Curtis, M. Clements, B. Green, Fi. Frazer, C. Reiszel, J. Jenkins, T. Spiezio Row 2: Ft. Warner, A. Grom, M. Cook, C. MacNeil, E. Briggs, J. DuFour, L. Peregrim, Fl. Linendoll, J. Bearor, S. LaPiene Row 3: Mrs. Hatfield, M. Rogers, J. Nolan, K. Morse, M. Graves, J, Kirk, A. Craft, Fl. Gray, J. Jensen Food For ... f -. 1. r ....: HP thought 64 Row 1:J. Longe, S. Hamilton, S. Brown, B. Almy, T. Larmon, H. Bose, K. Cenate Row 2: B. Clark, S. Landry, J, Nulfy, G. Bass, C. Saunders, D. Jeffords, K. Brockway, F. Campbell, E. Wilson Flow 3: P. Miller, D. Kirk, N. Booth, J. Hurley, P. Burns, T Halaufia, H. K. Howe, M. McClay, F. Gibson Row 4: Mrs. Patrick Absent: D. Chadwick 'SK 'Sfx Q4 fl. ir ii , .435 , 65 SECOND GRADE Flow 1: J. Sharts, K. Chadwick, M. Anuszewski, D. Bliss, L. Jeffords, M. Griffis, C. Perry, J. Wilcox Row 2: A. Allen, P. Sparks, B. Seacord, D. Booth, J. Arsenault, K. Darfler, H. Carter, T. Squires, B. Warner, E. Wolff Flow 3: D. Periard, A. Schlake, Fl. MacNeiI, H. Talmadge, D. Light, K. Thomas, J. DiPadova, A. Crowd, Mrs. Pattee CCIFI' ff Lfffirj Lldfiff ' What is your favorite fruit? 1. Apples Top Three Choices: 2. Oranges 3. Strawberries Flow 1: N. Hemming, D. Fox, B. White, T. Colby, N. Darrow, T. Waite, E. Hartwell, J. Smith, A. Richard, B. Elsworth Row 2: J. Hunt, J. Flaggie, L. LePage, B. Clark, B. J. Landon, M. Caputo, E. Linendoll, M. Spiezio, S. Nessie, A. Coffin Row 3: J. Graves, D. Mojallali, C. Shields, H. Bates, K. Simon, W. Dow, B. Murdick, Mrs. Strainer An Apple -. ,W .... ADay 66 Row 1: N. Mattison, J. Ives, D. Porter, J. Rapp, P. Coffin, P. Boyce, L. Almy, M. Bechard Flow 2: S. Sheldon, D. Loy, D. Periard, J. Cmaylo, J. Heuser, B. Dickinson, J. Myott, T. McLean, P. Burgess Row 3: C. Flobertson, M. Cronin, E. Peters, O. Halaufia, A. Powell, G. Marlow, H. Seney, C. Moore, B. Johnson Row 4: Mrs. Stutz Going Banana's I7 f ' 'Q SW... ... -. ,Q Q wx .xv -'qvxx .M ...o.V.,..-tl f if Ji' i' fyvl Y' 1' fi xl, if .- Pei ! :aff +A.: AY fx4?uC:,::l. rf w' 1 f2x: ! , ,R Q 'hi . ....' .wi f',x. r :xx ?t:'l.2:5l, Q-jf ?l5f -3. ' ' . I . If ,f M. , , f .X f 'su .,.. A X btw? ,5- . . . .. i , 7' 'grim Row 1: L. Burch, D. Gage, C. Borden, A. Denno, J. Ives, L. Guard, M. Feenan, J. Coffin Flow 2: B. Waite, E. Eggland, S. Briggs, J. Chadwick, B, Periard, C. Worth, C. Cloutier, C. Liddell, J. Schneible Row 3: Mrs. Flieger, J. Elsworth, S. Edgerly, D. Myott, J. Wever, D. Kirk, M. Crozier, A. Beecroft, B. Myers Absent: C. Aldrich, K. Shannon 1 ,. SECOND GR DE 6, FIRST GRADE Bow 1: C. Somma, M. Almy, H. Smith, D. Lynn, J DuFour, S. Wilbur, E. Patrick, N. Bodkin, K. Archambeault, J. Dixson Row 2: C. Roberson, D. Grimes, M. Merryman, R Bryant, J, Beauregard, W. Porter, T. Cenate, E Snyder, B. Pruiksma, J. LaBombard, E. Simon Row 3: Mrs. Kirk X , XM! 2 ,fXk X .X A K W K i , N.. What is your favorite kind of Cookie? 68 +4-Q-1 N1-+4 l?'f7..., Q A A XM W, ,m1,x Nl E s h fflylivl dddb 3 L 1 X l rl gs l 'X ' 'll l f cf lx It X lxg A 6 A li k N X1-j A 6 xl it l , lt.. 4 Kf?'4e-hi-i S X 'lL-'dk ow 1: Fl. Saddlemire, H. Quackenbush, M. Miller, J. McDonough, T. Stewart, B. Collins, B. Tefft, R. Dubas, K. King, R. McKernon, V. Evans ow 2: J. Gagne, J. Freeguard, L. Nesbitt, C. Moy, K. Yurschak, M. Craft, S. Gillis, P. Moore, R. Bain, D. Morse Bw 3: Miss Wilson sent: J. Spiezio, G. Kemp all' ii the Cookie Crumbles Row 1: T. Halaufia, J. Kelley, A. Hall, J. Ftuppel, A. Wilbur, E. Hansen, C. Mclntyre, Fi. Tucker, E. Goss, L. Sherin, B. Thomas, H. Derby Row 2: Mrs. Scott, E. Weir, B. Saddlemire, A. Burch M. Tracy, J. Brown, B. Kerr, D. Mattison, J. Caron B. Bassett, C. Hartwell 6 5 lc o','5' 5' ,Q 0 AS'Q I f -s .Q ,C 69 KI DERGARTE Bow 1: K. Wilson, B. Perkins, J. Laffer, J. Bates, B. J. Boyce, C. Gerardi, J. Kenneally, M. Tomkins, L. Smith, T. Jordan Bow 2: A. Kuzmick, J. Waite, S. Spiezio, E. Barnhart, K. Wener, A. Brockway, J. Tefft, F. Wolff, M. St. Mary Row 3: Mrs. Winslow Absent: T. Jordan, C. Mattimore ill y. wiigyggfxi 801909119 What is your favorite kind of Ice Cream? 1. Chocolate Top three Choices 2. Coffee 3. Vanilla Flow 1: A. Saddlemire, B. Moore, N. Cavanaugh, J. Landry, J. Chadwick, A. Caputo, Z. Wilcox, T. Plouleau, T. Gage, J. Saunders Ftow 2: M. Faile, M. DeGregory, A. Campbell, M. Perkins, J. Wilbur, T. Booth, S. Smith, J. Kirk, K. Jeffords, S. Mattison Row 3: Mrs. MacWan I Scream, You , , -. Scream s, 70 rw.. i .1 V7 ,. ' ' Row 1: P. Porter, A. Tucker, A. Hewitt, A. Riese, S. Lewsey, C. Yurschak, S. O'DonneII, P. Brockway L. Longe Row 2: Mrs. Booth, J. Saddlemire, S. Fitzgerald, N. Vooris, R. Allen, K. Darfler, M. Gray, J. Perkins, C Tomczak, S. Jamison, D. Pardy Absent: J. Panza, W. Coon Row 1: B. Kelley, S. Cook, N. Burrow, J. Smith, N. Row 2: T. Perry, A. Coffin, T. Brockway, M. Absent: J. Meade ,f 'h K wx S hx xx f' X1 X xx w ww il lgiflangl' Sloan, J. Annuszewski, D. Holcomb, J. Lahret, T. Nolan, L. O'DonnelI Spiezio, H. Lackey, N. Langlois, S. Headwell, S. Rooney, J. Rogers, B. Byers We all Scream for Ice Cream! If l ' ' -- ' 1 KI DERGARTE 71 ii fvvx 11 72 'x ik' Q .V l L 4, ,., I '45 -f-,, .V -Y K ' 'Q V H gy Loxxxxxxoxxxxxxcx wx , xe fcfcyx x QQNOG5 QQX. xdxx obo . Qi . xyxxx X2 ex 0 0 xxx x exQXxoYN00Q mu wxoxxomfwi' QFWMCXNW 66 wi aww! fowxoqxggj QLQNNNNNNONXCE Qxxbmyg NX QKXQYNNNCBO VX Ox-BOYNM VON GNN gg qx QXKQS xxsx Mx N0 QCRNWN x xwoxxwxbwbxxe Q Mx N OX W WW xo xxxqx Cui 'QM YF Q New QW xx ox Q5 lil H x Xxxxb, W- wx 6 X N6 xx xx QM x'0Qxm X O qx QC, W2 xx Xie O Q QQNQE1 4 me NQ A I WH .Ls n' 'MM og wg Xe Mxx CS xx x NN 5 'CY MQ xo ' M6 fbx ' 1 Mx X' 'XSX A N Ex x . 'Ng NOV Q0 New Mx 9 N N W i OX fa' N, 1 'x ex 4200 Wxwm Q qxxqlxx 'xxx5wq0ix'xx . 3 Q4 xl 4 W-Q ybxxwzxe ' :S A I 1 Q . if - . K ! ,L qw 3 P ' X . Y ' J ' - w Y C, 2' ,W LQ i 1 'L B' .. . ' L-l A ,L j , .H.S. Row 1: E. MacNeil, J. Pitkin, K. Wilbur, K. Howe, H. Drost, A. Kalme, A. Bozovsky. Row 2: C. Simoneau, E. Sullivan, B. Linnett, J. Ellis, C. Cronin, J. Patten. Row 3: E. Lynch, J. Car- roll, C. Skellie, E. Bowen, H. MacNeil, A. Goodman, D. Thomas, J. Mclvlorris. The Greenwich National Honor Society recognizes those students who have ex- celled in the areas of service, leadership, character, and scholarship. Twelve students were inducted in November of 1986, to make a total of 21 members for the 1986-87 school year. Throughout the year, National Honor Society members raise money to donate to worthy causes. STUDE T COUNCIL Row 1: S. Bardwell, E. Lundberg, J. Smialack, A. Raggie. Row 2: E. Whitehouse, B. Reeve, D. Kl- ingebiel, T. Wilbur. Row 3: J. McClay, M. Nolder, J. Kirk, D. Simoneau. Row 4: J. Estrarnonte, H. Gun- ther, E. Walsh, l. Aldous. Row 5: E. MacNeil, L. Reeve, B. Linnett, C. Simoneau. Row 6: M. Brooks, K. Gannon, C. Barnes, H. lvlacNeil. Our student council consists of 4 students per class from 7th to 12th grade. Members of this active group are elected by their peers. They arrange various activities throughout the year including such annual activities as Hat Day, the Window Painting Contest and Costume Contest for Halloween, and Staff Recognition Day. This year they introduced two new functions - Hawaiian Day and Nerd Day. 74 EW MEMBERS Row 1. E. MacNeil, J. Pitkin, K. Wilbur, K. Howe, I Drost, A, Kalme. Row 2: E. Sullivan, B. Linnett, Ellis, C, Cronin. Row 3: J. Carroll, C. Simoneau. WEIGHT LIFTI G ow 1: Fl. Bivenburgh, C. Skellie, T. Feenan. Row 2: E. apper, J. Reiszel, M. Cronin, E. Bowen, B. Cahen, C. onenfant, S. Starteri, D. Grimes, G. Skiff. Row 3: C. imoneau, J. Hilyard, J. Marci, E. Lynch, S. Spencer, D. undberg, J. Gillis, D. Stiles, B. Linnett, R. McBrian. This club meets on Monday, Wednesday and Friday fter school to train in our excellent weight room. Some f the members participated in the Lake George owerelifting meet: and the club sponsored the 2nd an- ual Greenwich power-lifting meet on Saturday, March .The three events in power-lifting are the bench, squat and deadlilt. 1 VARSITY CLUB Flow 1: J. Pitkin, E. MacNeil, L. Davis, B. Grif- fin, M. Brooks, K. Gannon, J. Holmquist, H. MacNeil, C. Barnes. Bow 2: C. Bengle, A. Goodman, L. Seacord, E. Walsh, K. Kl- ingebiel, J. Ellis, C. Simoneau, C. Tracy, L. Fleeve, T. McPhail. Flow 3: D. Simoneau, M. Cronin, G. Cowen, J. Estramonte, E. Bowen, S. Spencer, D. Lundberg, E. Kapper, S. Starteri, G. Skifl, B. Cahen. Flow 4: J. McMor- ris, P. Phalen, B. Goodman, J. Hilyard, J. Mar- ci, E. Lynch, E. Sullivan, C. Cronin, Fl. McBrian, B. Linnett, D. Stiles, J. Gillis. This club raises money to support our athletic teams and coaches. We run the foot- ball and basketball concessions, sponsor the annual Christmas Alumni Basketball Tourna- ment, bi-annually sponsor a Donkey- Basketball game, have dances and sponsor the spring Basketball Jamboree. SKI CLUB Flow 1: A. Bozovsky, C. Bengle, S. Elgin, B. Griffin, L. Davis, M. Schlake. Flow 2: P. Cowen, G. Cowen, C. Skellie, C. Simoneau, T. Stewart. This club travels on Thursday evening to Crandall Park in Glens Falls or to Saratoga State Park. We ski for approximately two hours and then stop on the way home for supper. We also take one day-trip to a dif- ferent ski area each year. SENIOR BAN Rowl S Fisher, J Ellis, J Pitkin, K Howe, E MacNell Flow 2 D Barley, K Stewart, A Stevens, D Thomas, C Slmoneau, L Fleeve, M Whitehouse, J Patten, E Ward. A Ellis Flow3 A Okey, K Johnson, G Stoddard, A Goodman, C Bengle, C Cronin, H MacNell, L Seacord. C Thomas, J McClay Row 4' T Saunders, S McBeynolds W Rrvenburgh, M Nolder, A Hansen, D. Crccarone, S. Flymph, J Roberson Row5 M White, D Simone-au, J McMorrrs, E Bonenlant, D Flapp, G Davldsen, J Murphy, M Larmon, N Waite, K Brown, J Beauregaurd, D Clements Flow6 P Skill, B Waldbrllrng, J Durkee B Coulter. S Perkins, J Thomas, A Perkins, J Kirk, S Bowles, D Flodrlguez, S Pattoe, S Taylor Plow 7 G Wilbur, B Goodman, C Bouchard, L Musser, J Estramonte, J Kimball, S Marlow, C Wells A CarroII,M Chambers,C Clrllord Flow8 B Grrltrn,D Stiles Flow9 T Saunders. T Watkins, T Saunders, A Spiezto, K Klrngebrel, E Bowen, D Lundherg,E Walsh, H Gunther, S Stlles,C Bonenlant,C Brownell,A Scott wtf: JUNIOR BAN Row 1 J Beauregard, T Jacobsen, B. Knight, T Seacord, D. Kirk, D. Wenk, A Raggie, T Pitkin, A Williams, T Bouchard, M LePage, A. Lundberg Row 2. B Reeve, L Almy, A. Kimball, S Marci, B, Briggs, M Rodriguez, J Dennison, C Woodell, A Sparks, R Croloot, T. Guard, S Jennings Row 3 K Flynn, K Bozovsky, E Whitehouse, S DuFour, M Booth, D Patten, C Brown, C Polchowskr, A Lyons, A. Johnson, E Smith, E Mullen, K Barnes, L. Paprockr, A Burns, M. McPharl Row4 C Goss,J Macher,S Almy,H Palmer,J.Smtalek,D Johnson, A Mosher, K ldleman, M Riggro, K Bass, A Fitzgerald, T Wilbur, C Bungard, S Jennings Flow 5 J Shields, K Hamilton, D Johnson Bow 6 B Porter, T Keller, K Thygesen, K. Stewart, S. Herr- ington, D Mosher,K McPharl,B Goss,J.Fehl,J Spear,M Clrllord. 76 ST GE BAND Flow 1 J Pitkin, E MacNelI, J. Kimball, S Marlow, H. Gunther, Walsh, A. Sprezto, D Bailey, M Nolder, J McClay, C. Thomas. Row G. Wilbur, E. Bonenlant, A Stevens, D, Thomas, J. Ellis, J. Patten, Okey, D Lundberg, S Starterl, D. Stiles, H. MacNetI Flow 3: Coulter, J Murphy, B, Goodman, G. Stoddard, S Fisher, E Bowen, Estramonte, C Slmoneau, A Goodman, C Bonenlant, C. Cronin, Kapper The Senior Band and Chorus have joined together this year fundraising ellorts We have caroled, collected bottles, entertained spaghetti dinners and had movies and dances All ol our hard work going to pay oll when we perform at the spring evaluation trip. SENIOR CHORUS Rowt A Knapp, L Moynan, C Tracy, S Wade.l Aldous, S Bllllngs, S. Patterson Row 2, D Aldruch, M Elsworth, R Zmk, A Stevens. D Thomas, J. Pttktn, L Reeve, M Whttehouse, K Sherldan, A Hughes, A. Owens, S. Hodgdon Row 3 C Wrtght, H Raney, A Rymph, T Wollf,P Phalen, J Ellls, K Johnson, J Patten, E Ward, G Cowen,J Data,C Boutlord Row4 L Shannon,J Corey,A Freebern,T Rober- son, S. Elgtn, L Hetneman, D LeBarron, D Strles, C Bonenlant, D Lundberg, J. Htlyard Row 5, M Barber. M. Rymph, L Andrews, M Nolder,A Hansen, L Seacord,J Marcu,C Crontn, H MacNetI Row6 R. Ramsden, D Ctccarone, D Rodrlguez, W Ruvenburgh, M Larmon, C Bengle, C Cllllord, N Walte, R McBrten, J Carroll Row 7 D Barley, K. Stewart, C Thomas, J. Roberson, J Thomas, J Kimball, S Marlow, C Ktpp,C Wells, A Carroll, S Stlles,J Aldrnch,J Eads Row 8: T Saunders, T Watklns, T Saunders, E Bonenlant, C Bouchard B.Goodman,D Rapp,B Coulter,G Stoddard,T Saunders JU IOR CHORUS Rowl N Kelley, A Burr, E Burns, A Klmball. L Osberg, R Btllungs, A S, McOuade, A, Lundberg, M. LePage, T Pltktn Row 2 T Helmtg, Gulasy, C Wulbur, T Ftnn, A Wllhams, N Kalme Row3 L Almy, T Seacord, D Brophy, P Backus, S, Petteys, R Croloot Row 4 K Bozovsky, S DuFour, D. Patten, M Ward, M Hebert, R Ruthosky, R Briggs, M. Rodrtguez, D, Culbertson, B Cullen Row 5 S Knapp, C Goss, M, Riggio, S, Marcu, E Smlth, J Keeler, T Bouchard, M McPhail Row 6' R Ruthosky, E Curtls. J Kath, C Potchowskl, J Macher, D. Brownell, A Burns, A Lyons, L Paprockn, D Wenk Row 7 D. Blatr, J. St John, R, Sloan, M. Finn. S Jennlngs, D Klrk, G. Martln Row 83K Flynn,M.Boolh,J Becker,B Porter,D Mosher,J Spear,K McPhatl, CHOR LIERS GUYS 6 G LS Row 1 J Ellls Row 2 C Bengle, S EIg1n,J Pntktn, K Stewart. Row 3, D LeBarron, W Row l: C, Cronin, D. Thomas, J Ellls, P Phalen, K Johnson. Row 2 B Goodman, B Rlvenburgh,C Wells,D Barley Coulter,J,Patten,C Bouchard,J Thomas LJQL ALLMW' W BYE-BYE BIRDIE Bye-Bye Birdie is the story of a rock and roll singer who is about to be drafted into the Army. The singer, Conrad Birdie, an Elvis Presley type, has lots of hair and thick sideburns and wears gaudy, gold costumes. Albert Peterson, his agent, is pleasant and mild mannered. Albert's secretary, Flose Alvarez, comes up with a final publicity scheme to help Albert. Conrad Birdie is to give a final kiss to a typical all-American girl. Kim MacAfee, from Sweet Apple, Ohio was chosen. Her boyfriend, Hugo, is upset about this and slugs Birdie on the TV show tEd Sullivanj. Birdie decides he has had enough of all of this publicity and runs out of town with the teenagers. 78 CAST OF CHARACTERS Albert Peterson ........ John Paul Flose Alvarez .....,. Alison Cahen Conrad Birdie ......,... BJ Hebert Kim MaoAfee i....... Jill Lundberg Ursula Merkle . . Melanie Whitehouse Mae Peterson ...,... Kim Sheridan Mr. MaoAfee ........... Rob Gay Mrs. MaoAfee ..... Michelle Cliltord Hugo Peabody ..... Ralph Daniello Mayor ............., Erik Hanson Mayors Wife ........ Kari Eastman WELCOME K xr.. - X ,. ft x 2 X IE SADD Row 1: C. Simoneau, J. Marci, B. Linnett. Row 2: J Chesbrough, K. Sheridan, T. McPhail, L. Reeve J Pitkin, C. Bouffard. Row 3: D. Davidsen, D. LeBarl ron, S. Elgin, A. Goodman, M. Flower, E. MacNeil, J. Carroll. Row 4: J. Murphy, L. Heineman, B. Denaker, J. Patten, L. Hunt, K. Durling, P. Phalen. Row 5: J. Dessingue, S. Lamb, S. Laine, S. Petteys, J. Holm- quist, H. Drost, D. Bailey. Row 6: C. Smith, S. God- frey, V. VanWie, R. Ramsden, K. Stewart, S. Taylor, M. Barber. Row 7: D. Lundberg, B. Griffin, J. Ellis, C. Johnson, V. Coon. S.A.D.D. is a new group this year which is for STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK. Activities sponsored by the group were a Hallo- ween Walk fwhere members escorted youngsters around the communityl and a dance. The intention of the group is to promote awareness of the dangers of driving while intoxicated. RT CLUB Row 1: J. Pemrick, K. Talmadge. Row 2: A. Bozov- sky, J. Chesborough, H. Lyttle, J. Fassel, C. Brownell, C. Kipp. Row 3: S. Fitzgerald, J. McClay, A. Hansen, C. Clifford, L. Shannon, M. Barber. 80 STOP Row 1: T. Anderson, T. Watkins, T. Saunders, S. Per R. Backus, S. Lamb, S. Laine, C. Clifford, N. Cristaldi, Owens. Row 2: C. Wells, B. Goodman, G. Wilbur, Estramonte, P. Phalen, J. Taft, M. Barber, J. Tucker, I Whalen. Row 3: C. Burns, C. Bouchard, E. Walsh, Spiezio, K. Klingebiel, L. Musser, H. Gunther, I. Aldou J. Kimball, K. Talmadge, J. Fassel. Row 4: E. Kapper, Pemrick, H. Lyttle, A. Snell, S. Wade, S. Stiles, 3 Brownell, C. Kipp, S. Marlow, S. Darrow. Row 5: Cronin, G. Cowen. STOP stands for Students to Oppose Pollution Members work at their building on Abeel Avenue, cs Iecting recyclables from local citizens on the seco Saturday of every month. This group is advised by Mr: Austin and Mr. Nestle. HOME EC CLUB ow 1 T. Watkins, J. Holmquist, A. Fassell, H. Gillis. ow 2 C. Smith, L. Heineman, Fl. Denaker, S. Petteys, Aldrich, S. Fitzgerald. Flow 3: L, Shannon, V. VanWie, Flamsden, K. Stewart, T. Dulmer, J. Fifield, A. Iayton S. Greene. The Home Ec Club is open to any student in grades 9 rough 12. It is a service type of organization that pro- ides babysitters for PTSA, and refreshments for anous groups. Annual ornament sales are held by the Home Ec Club provide money for awards at the High School Awards ssembly. SERVICE CLUB Row l: J. Holmquist, L. Heineman, B. Denaker, S. Elgin. Row 2: A. Hughes, M. Euber, J. Eads, M. Barber, V. VanWie, H. Drost, S. Darrow. Row 3: S. Fitzgerald, T. Hughes. Row 4: S. Petteys, K. Stewart, R. Ramsden. The Service Club is an organization sponsored by the Business Department. This club gives students the opportunity to practice their office skills in a practical situation. Students work providing clerical assistance for faculty and staff members on their free time. While doing our service we show school participation by volunteering work. OFFICERS: President - Amy Watkins: Vice- President - Sara Petteysg Treasurer - Kelley Stewart: Secretary -- Robin Ramsden. FHA Flow 1: J. St. John, D. Blair, J. Becker, S. Warner, K. Van Wie, L. Rose. Flow 2: M. Finn, J. Spear, M. Fliggio, K. Hopkins, R. Sloan, A, Johnson, T. Pitkin, M. Flodriquez, H. Jones. Future Homemakers of AmericafHome Economics Related Occupations QFHAfHEFlOl is an organization for both boys and girls. The two main purposes of this organization are to strengthen the function of the family unit and to encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA OFFICERS Seated: A. Buckley, Fl. Thomas, B. English, S. Petteys, A. Fassell. Standing: E. Mosher, E. Lundberg, C. Skellie, A. Kalme, T. Saunders. Bow 1: B. English, B. Thomas, A. Buckley, C. Skellie, S. Petteys, A. Fassell. Flow 2: B. Waldbillig, E. Lund berg, T. Saunders, E. Mosher, A, Kalme, M Brockway. Bow 3: J. McFarland, T. Monroe, M Anuszewski, T. Skiff, L. Hunt, T. Saunders, M Flower, E. O'Malley, Fl. Ftivenburgh, J. Wilbur, J Thomas. Flow 4: K. Monroe, M. Somma, P, Schnei ble, C. Smith, S. Godfrey, T. Evans, B. Liddell, P Manacheck, M. White. Plow 5: D. Bailey, A. Ellis, P Lauder, L. Andrew, M. Flymph, Fl. Baker, G. Curtis, J Wilbur, P. Hurley. Flow 6: E. Gillis, P. Holmquist, J Kapas, A. Flymph, M. Schlake, J. Culbertson, J. Bat- chelder, W. Lacy, D. Barnes. Bow 7: D. Flaney, D Schneible, P. Woodard, B. Jordan, J. Fleiszel, D Briggs, P. Skiff, B. Moy. Bow 1: A. Lyons, K. ldleman, A. Mosher, K. Stewart, D. McDonald, B. Goss. Flow 2: G. Martin, A. Gutasy, C. Wilbur, M. Ward, C. Goss, T. Seacord, J. Spear. Flow 3: D. Elsworth, D. Mosher, E. Lundberg, K. Thygesen, P. Backus, D. Culbertson, S. Petteys, N. Kalme, B. Cullen, S. Almy. Jr. High FFA is composed of 7th and 8th grade students in Technology who are interested in taking Vocational Agriculture in high school. Their activities include a fall hay ride, a Christmas party, Leadership contests, fund raisers, Washington County Farmland and FFA Camp. This year's officers arc: President, Katie ldleman: Vice President, Kyle Stewart: Secretary, Angie Mosher: Treasurer, DJ McDonald: Reporter, Ben Goss: and Sentinel, Andrea Lyons. - f4..f,ms.1, .. -t rw wan f-f- mixes. Q 1- f'.:iL1figf5iif ' 1 Our fund-raisers include 'arm 8t Garden Seed Sales Banquets. This year we were fur fruit sales by selling 1000 citrus fruit sales, and Agri-Business 1st in the state with cases. FFA is a national youth program which helps students who are in- terested in agriculture excel in their future careers by teaching them how to accept responsibility through work experience and leadership. The Greenwich Chapter of FFA has been awarded the Superior Chapter of FFA for the past 15 years. This has been accomplished through year-round activities which include the National Convention, County Fair, judging contests and leadership classes at State FFA Camp. Each student also participates in a work experience program which helps prepare him for the actual experience. ,, ' fs. is 22630 nw Q oP'Tl?1v'2As - This :Q Eff' ' 5 1 V' ill l SAKFQF 9 E N A' 22 9' 1996 'rx mfg, fcuxifaxx? 1 22 'i M-hs. ln July of 1986 the chapter participated in the Hay Fielief for farmers in South Carolina. Members loaded 10,000 bales of hay into 10 box cars. , IH. SPORTS SHORTS I 3 N S' 'fg S- '5 E. ' 1 .9 m ., i f is Y. ' X 1 x 1 Mr. Robert Kuba Mr. Matthew Jones The Athletic Director has many responsibilities. They in- clude scheduling gym time, attending league meetings concerning individual teams, budgeting funds, and seeing to it that each coach and team has the necessary equip- ment. A great deal of time and effort goes into making cer- tain that each teams' needs are met. Mr. Kuba has been the Athletic Director since the fall of 1980. In that time he was pleased to see an increase in the number of students who participated in sports events. He was also instrumental in having the sports bus re-instated. Mr. Kuba resigned this position before the beginning of the 1986-1987 school year. He felt that with all of his out- side activities he had insufficient time to deal with all the responsibilities of Athletic Director and to be an efficient classroom teacher. Mr. Jones was agyointed Athletic Director at the begin- ning of the 1986-19 school year. He hopes to institute a regular practice of submitting end-of-the-season reports by the individual coaches. Mr. Jones feels that the responsibilities of Athletic Director are many and varied. We wish to thank Mr. Kuba for all the time and effort he has put into the athletic department. And, we would like to wish Mr. Jones well. We want to express our thanks to each of these men for their dedication to the athletic department. The 1986 Softball season was highlighted by a very ex- citing and successful sectional tournament. The girls brought a 9-5 league record to the tournament which gave them a fourth place seed. ln the first round of sectional play Greenwich defeated a very good Ft. Plain team by a score of 11-2. The semifinal round pitted the girls against an even tougher opponent, Canajoharie, who they defeated by a score of 10-4. In the championship game Greenwich dug deep and held tough as they went on to Maple Hill, 8-6, in a cold, wet, rain-soaked 7 inning ball game. With the win the Greenwich Witches regained the Section ll Class C Softball Title. 84 Quote: l got interested in running while watching my sist Nebraska.1. 'QS Q, A i i if run cross country in junior high. l've raced on bo coasts, seven states and two countries. As a sophomore jSpring, 19861 Jerry participated the following Junior Olympic Qualifiers: the Associati Meet fAlbany1p the Regional Meet fPortland, Maine1g a then competed in the National Meet fLincol Jerry's event was the intermediate hurdles. At the N tional Meet he came in 2nd in the trials, 5th in the se finals and ranked 11th in the country. 1 As a junior fFall, 19861 Jerry was 1st on the Gree Qi' wich cross country team. He again attended the Juni Olympics - this time as a runner. He attended t State Qualifiers fAlbany1, the Regionals fAlbany1 a then competed in the Nationals fLos Angeles, Calif Jerry Ellis Allison has a long list of accomplishments as she has been competing in sports events since the 7th grade. She has encountered difficulties along the way. While at the Outdoor State Championships fSpring. 19841 Allison tore some knee ligaments during the long jump trials. It was necessary for her to have knee reconstruction surgery. The injury caused her to miss com- peting for her entire sophomore year 0984-19851. She began competing again during the indoor track season in her junior year fSpring, 19861. Some of the highlights of Allison's sports career include: Outdoor Class C Champion in 100m and 200m dash fSpring, 19821. League Champion in 100m hurdles Outdoor Class C Sectional Champion in Long Jump fSpring, 19831. Sectional Champion in the 50m hurdles League Champion in 100m hurdles, 400m hurdles, and 1 mile relay. flndoor - Spring, 19861. Outdoor Sectional Champion in 100m hurdles fSpring, 19861. Qualified for National Junior Olympics 4th in the 100m hurdles at the Empire State Games fSummer, 19861. nia1. Jerry ranked 122nd in the nation. Allison Goodman The outstanding success of the Greenwich Golf team owes much of th be a medalist. golf season is all year long. Eric Lynch Eric Sullivan is active in athletic events both in and out of school. He has indicated that the highlights of his sports career involve competing in the decathlon which is composed of 10 events which take place in 2 days. Eric holds the school record for the Indoor High Jump f5'1O 1g Indoor Pole Vault i12'1g and the Indoor Mile Relay f3:431. The Decathlon contains five events on each of two dggs. On the first day the athlete must compete in the 1 m dash, the long jump, the shot put, the high jump and the 400m dash. On the second day of competition the events included the 110m hurdles, the discus, the pole vault, thejavelin and the 1500m run. Eric has competed in this event and came in 10th in the Empire State games in 19855 placed 4th in the Em- pire State Games in 19865 and was in the top 15 com- petitors in the National Junior Olympics in 1986. credit to Eric Lynch who has dominated all other high school golfers a well as many adults in our geographic area. Eric maintained an impressiv 76.8 average for 16 rounds of tournament play in 1986. ln the 1986 C- Seotionals Eric scored a 70 at VanPatten Country Club which was 3 und par for 1st low gross. In the play-offs at Northway Heights Eric was 3rd lo gross for all classes with a 78. This qualifies Eric to represent Section 2 i the lntersectionals to be played at Cornell University in June, 1987. La year Eric tied for 14th low gross at the lntersectionals, this year he plans tl ln high school competition Eric has a career record of 61 wins and l losses. However, it is only fair to state that the two losses were very earlj in his competitive career f8th grade1. 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C' .Sf NS' Q ..'L' rr 21 ,w,m LL A TB O FO M Us FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 5 Wins 3 Losses Our Motto: Attack, Score . . . Scramble. Attack, Score wt J . . . iw-fa owl, -ft--.J V . g..f- 2 h A Md: T' . . X . .. 6. sf: lffft, 1' - b ' ' .., uf ' ,-f... -P' -. . A' '- x . ' , . . . f Flow 1: J. Hilyard, J. Miller, T. Monroe, B. Conlin, T. McPhail, T. Saunders, S. Brownell, R. Rive burgh, J. Somma, P. Schneible, S. Berquist. Row 2: C. Skellie, K. Brown, R. Thomas, Spencer, J. Stewart, B. Cahen, D. Lundberg, B. Jordan, Fl. Stewart, M. Cronin, C. Simoneau, Taft, J. Gillis, G. Skiff. Row 3: Mr. Kuba, J. Marci, B. Linnett, E. Miller, L. Smith, M. Anuszewsl M. Cristaldi, C. Coulter, D. Stiles, C. Conlin, D. Grimes, E. Lundberg, C. Derby, J. Resizel, McBrien, C. Bearor, Mr. Pemrick. MODIFIED: Flow 1: J. Carroll, M. Schlake, K. Flynn, B. Reeve, J. Scanlon, K. Gannon, K. D. Brownell, S. Spiezio, J. Thomas, P. Manichek, M. Anuszewski, B. Waldbillig, T. Stewart, McDonald, J. Beauregard, E. Baker, E. Whitehouse, C. Derway, J. Fifield. Flow 2: Mr. Jones Ouackenbush, S. Herrington, J. Tomsczak, D. Klingebiel, D. Briggs, C. Granger, J. Perry Perry, A. Erbe, C. Meyers, D. Barnes, J. Anderson, D. Blair, E. Pearson, P. Skiff, D. C. Brown, G. Stoddard, M. Grimes, C. Coulter, B. Briggs, Mr. Blake. T il, if ., ,mg . 1 . X K ' . A A.. R A , 4 ' ,W Is ef? , 134 Q.. vi A 5 SQ, QR I MQ., -:rx s x 3 A A 'fw in Q I5 ' Q l x QI' I ,duh 6, E X Q 5. 4 4 Q x Q i 'f i J f I' A . I 5 , S V , kr S LA ' J 5 A ' 4 if 4. pw ' 2 f, QQ' Q: ak 'fi Q., Q A fl ' x, X X. 4' MQ '2Q,,:Qag It--a-up-,, mix mf , f R tx, -X if Q X fl I i r -7 ,. 7 H ,. x EY HOCK N Q - -...-'...sx,,. 4-'M' .V COACHES Varsity - Ms. Quenelle JV - Ms. Peck - -r Y f A A . t . , , . .g, ' ,M f' . A ., My f W v.,,., 'zw:f,.g1 . M PWM MN... 1 1 -, -ff-w 1- Row 1: A. Spiezio, K. Klingebiel. Row 2: N. Kapper, T. Watkins, V, Coon, K. Wilbur, L, Reeve. Row 3: C. Tracey, J. Holmquist, S. Fisher, A. Watkins, J. Andrews, M. Brooks, C. Barnes, K. Gannon, C. Cronin, H. MacNeiI, E. MacNeiI. SCOREBOARD 5 Wins 1 1 Losses ...W sgwwwwwm 'K lo ,,,., ,.,,,, , its .4 . 2.1. 'H .z 1 faq- .4 . WMV 4 'a i E ,,,, Qin' v 'fm ' ,Zi Jnsawtrr 4 W M05 QW ' it r . V , 5 , . ' 15 Y .K V. V1.4 'J-1 -5 , , CX if , , x J' ' ' .W A , P ,, . T732 47?-if 0 A ,..,g..yg1, .,-'.':i.,.,.-2.- iff. ,H,.t.. . .1 , , ,s mi Q , ,1,,'g4'?' , N' ' 1-A 'iw' 'Y T? .wif . ff , r. .. -.-y ,V-,., ' ,,. sg, .. , rg , , - , . a 13 'ro ffm .-1 'f'tff'aX-,N mf-,+,',,',4,.w. 'fb-v .,,.,,.MIve,,ai' i . .J -- M.. 1-,Q ., , 1 1,4 4.,jW1e,..,,,, ' P,-1,,,' F5 -?A1',Q' LV lk'-L31 rj! ',- urs. -, q,,,., fnw-. - , -U, 1' -1 M - - N f f gg , -231 N' an I SENIORS H. MacNeiI A. Watkins N. Kapper J. Holmquist C. Barnes S. Fisher K. Gannon M. Brooks C. Cronin K. Wilbur SBS .4 , . ' k.X.. Row 1: K. Kapper, S. Perry, K. Perkins. Row 2: J. Corey, S. Stiles, C. Thomas, J. Roberson, S. Waldbillig, T. Saunders, A. Hughes, A. Scott, C. Johnson. Row 3: Ms, Peck, J. Beauregard, J. Kirk, S. Rymph, S. Bailey, l. Aldous, J. Pemrick, E. McLean. Row 4: H. Gunther, K. Brown, J. Kimball, L. Musser. SCOREBOARD: 4 Wins - 7 Losses - 4 Ties 9 .-fs- ',,g'1 ,QV CROSSCOUNTRY SCOREBOARD BOYS 5 Wins 4 Losses GMLS 3Wms 4 Losses '? Row 1: D. Rapp, T. Middlebrook, D. Rodriguez, B. Goodman, G. Wilbur, Mr. Floods Sullivan, J. McMorris, P. Phalen, J. Ellis, J. Thomas, P. Scanlon. 'Mw-0 f 7 W-I 9o?fi5 35i1QS..i-3 5' NE-if Q, f 5: 4-...W K. ses gf. ... .-1... I xi li,-is i k 5 1 xv Sl' is -1, :lun my 5 R, I v la? in i R aww., COACHES - Mr. Hoods Mr. Patrick ,J-H 1 ., 4 13- 1: L. Seacord, M. Elsworth, S. Herrick, C. Bengle, E. Ward, J. Pitkin. Row 2: A. Stevens, L. R. Zink, D. Thomas, J. Huffman, D. Aldrich, Mr. Fioods. SENIORS: Dawn Jim Pete and Eric ,Z 4: u 's O ,V . yr I if Q t' -- 1 ?-t-. The girls' team was young and the future looks real bright! 1. 'QRS t 'Y ' ' 'fi ' if5 g'Nf .l','?-. 1 T'H.., ' i 1 uw' 'G ' f-uf. rt. V , A 3 -3 3. -gf . . ii V- W ' . . 'Pix jf 1 Q If ' ' -'fig :fl I fri,-:,6 'i , ,' zf'1': l!-...QQ f W, .f P 3firyg25g1L.,? :r j 'A ,g f iyyff gk ' A iwfif . , ,Digi-V Y- f 'fa.i.'Y' A uf, ,. .3 A .K , -X., QKQMA M 5-10 ag x Et: if 'P A .Amir new . 'W K. . . 'W-14,5 if ' ' ',. V. we J ew 1-A fy x . . .Y V-J: fe ' - I Q ' Y K., f-1- is in ...- if f W. ' ,ir .V X V , A f25! fQ ni i Q SSS 1 S, N i xX .X L' r ,... ,, gf' -1' . 91 , '45- f , M . 'in f Xi .. ft , .tg , . Q af Q AXQ I' x R! -5.1 i nu 16 !s if -'---Q... 1 K 'f ' ' K, an .1 , ,- fV'i,lmy15'Q A f Front: B. Griffin, B. Brownell, E. O'MaIley. Middle: K. Williams, C. Matyka, M. Flower, D. Dulrner, B. Wilcox. Back: P. Middlebrook, J. DessA ingue, A. Eldredge. X LX .8 J! L Lv x Qs' H J ll V' ,QA lflvll QSM '36 l5l3g.sci flfrazclig Of? fall A .K s luy X.',,,. Ar- x. -' 14? ' , ff' B 0211522 , . , DNIGVEFIHEIEIHD I DOOR TRACK . , .. G G WY? ur , rv , THE i' , I , . , ww-vw F - 'X G r f wmv . X ,- wi .W YQ-W1 ' -tn.-f1-1 XXX X. Row 1: C. Bengie, R. Zink, E. Ward, L. Seacord, J. Pitkin, W. Rivenburgh, A. LeBarron, Heineman. Row 2: A. Goodman, K. Wilbur, H. MacNeil, D. Thomas, S. Herrick, T. Robe son, J. Roberson, C. Thornas, J. Huffman. Row 3: Coach Jones, E. Sullivan, J. McMorri B. Goodman, G. Wilbur, J. Ellis, P. Phalen, D. Rodriguez, D. Rapp, K. Brown, Coac Patrick. I S hi 45' . N ,W 1 sf W I ,. ., ' MJF i :gh j 57.2.1 ' Q , 3 s MQ? 2 I 5 .. xg. tr qs: , gh, . 4,7 H ff, 4. 1 Q ?' .' 45' RLS' GI KD UH is .TQL SENIORS 'KX' . rf 536 K . is , 3' -, . .... lt's mine. . . And you can't have it!! fl J' SCOREBOARD Wins - 13 Losses- 7 The team compiled a 13-7 record, their best showing in 5 years, marking the end Q of a three year rebuilding process of a program that was cancelled during the re- mainder of the 83-84 season. L.Hunt, M. Weatherwax, M. Rymph, C. Cronin, C. Barnes, T. Watkins, D. LeBarron, J. Andrew, V. Coon, A. Watkins, M. Brooks, T. Jordan, Coach - Miss Troy, Manager - M. Weatherwax. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL l v is., ' 1 if E uv ff? f' Which way do I go? 'T -v 1 gf .. ,,- W s QQSHYWD 'W xxx 4' zz 'X i N' 4! Basketball Front Bow: M. Estramonte, B. Wade, S. Frank Middle Row: J. Marci, B. Linnet, J. Estramonte, Simoneau, E. Lynch. Back Row: Assistant Co Wilbur, R. McBrien, G. Skiff, C. Bearor, E. Bowen Holmquist, H. Mann, Coach Traver. Coach John Travers received his 300th win coaching 23 years of boys Basketball. He ri 20 wins at Granville and 20 more at New York He won the other 260 at Greenwich. C Coach Travers! 3 30 .. ,.. aw? Front Row: M. Schlake, J. Durkee, T. Stewart, M. Cronin, E. Kapper, P. Skiff, E. Bonafont. Back Row: Coach Lomasney, A. Rymph, R. Stewart, C, Granger, C. Myers, D. Simoneau, S. Pattee, M. Grimes. I 5... 1 K' 4'! 5. 9 m Q, an ,W L' .177 Yrs . wg W. 3 ,i 5...-.. V5 ru .2 ll an v I U ,- Ax lb ,Jil Front Flow: K. Williams. Middle: B. Wilcox, M. Flower, P. Mid- dlebrook. Back. L. Fleeve, D. Boyce, B. Griffin, C. Matyka. . . Z i N? Lil' , 'far-3. r,-+5 354. -LW Q - 'lie Front' E Walsh Middle' K Whalen, A. Spiezio, J. Pemrick Back: Fl Johnson, S. Bailey, J . . . . . 1' Kirk, K. Kapper. 0 1 '-Z - ,iw WHERE is that waterboy?? C'mon..Could you pleeeease..? Q A xx BASEBALL SCOREBOARD 7 Wins 7 Losses Front: M. Cronin, E. Lynch, J. Estramonte, M. Snell, C. Simoneau, D, Estramonte, D. Lundberg. Back: Coach Lomasney, R. Mann, B. Linnetl, G. Skiff, D. Stiles, T. McPhail, T. Schafer, J. Marci, E. Bowen. Baseball is as American as Apple Pie! l'm Cooking Now! VHEISVH l l id Q hi ALL FTB SO lil Q N Row 1: S. Petteys, T. Jordan, B. Spiezio, L. Corey, A. Fassell, D. Sim- mons. Row 2: Coach Troy, D, Thomas, T. Watkins, J. Holmquist, C. Cronin, A. Watkins, C. Barnes, S. Ellis, M. Brooks. SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD LEAGUE: 9 Winsf5 Losses SECTlONALS: 4 Winsf1 Loss We began the season well with a record of 6-1. Two games into halt-season we lost a game to chuylerville. Our record declines from there with three more losses, two to our rivals from Hoosick Falls. We ended our season with a league record of 9-5. Determined to win jackets, we went to sectionals. We played tour emotional games jsome in pouring rainy in Saratoga, we won all four. This made us sectional champs - we earned our jackets. Hopeful, we traveled to Albany to fight a tough battle against Hoosick Falls that we didn't win. We rode home disappointed, but knowing that we earned our jackets. The bonding force of our team was our defense which was led by Cathi Barnes who struck out 116 batters. The rest of the team contributed more than their share , , . which made it a winning season for everyone. PII.: 4-42' ..f .'. 1, k s 6.513 ad llnln LW' '11. .u Yfillo i ' 'x Row 1: A. Mosher, T. Saunders, Talmadge, A. Spiezio, L. Wood. Row Coach Hemming, T. Saunders, M. Flovi S. Stiles, A. Scott, S. Powell, M. Robins J. Dessingue, K. Monroe. JV RECORD 8 Winsf6 Losses yn HW 556 hw 3 ws - f . f,Q H ,,,N.- no K, S S Q K 'NIEEIIIL' A, ,gr AG! L., NW 13 12 A., I ' I if 'M 4-.. Z.z' A .J 'O 1 x . . rj p rwydv' 0 Za 1 Rv sim 5 5 'Q gil TRACK Q s-lu-A.-u-.4l..i. u.+L.l Hanna-an-nlnunp-f Q i xglv S' W A ' .J . 5, .,,.,..,,.,,, W ' VJ 'Il' ,J i J 'fr W 'f' 'S .mn J A' 'X fb' F The sweet TASTE of SUCCESS!! A fish out of water'?? Two peas in a pod. BOYS TRACK A A H' T2'1 sr-535, -- SCOREBOARD 8 Wins O Losses Flow 1: T. Middlebrook, K. Greene, C. Bouffard, D. Griffin, J. McMorris, G. Wilbur, B. Goodman, J. Ellis, Mr. Floods. Flow 2: Mr. Bemus, P. Phalen, D. McPhail, K. Brown, Fl. Stewart, T. Herrick, T. Owens, K. Miller, C. Skellie, D. Simoneau, J. McDonald, J. Taft, E. Sullivan, Mr. Jones. . -- Q xsvtx K 4 v A . , ,q,, , J . .,., , , Q. C xv I-. -M be if G x sf. r-',, n.. A Q 104 ur..- ' Wd ,,.....-- LLQ. ,'v',,,- iss- l 3 iv Q XC! 2 tx in Ha- Ma.. .we W' I , ' 'l ' 4-3-iaw 5. ,i l , , , A J - '-cn-1, 7 , ' . ff ' ' nu' 'ar After this it's PIZZA time! How much longer 'til lunch? Just a little higher. A GIRLS TRACK Mug scoREBoARD 4 Wins 4 Losses Jllllllllll' b----S WW Row 1: B. Zink, T, Roberson, A. Freebern, P. LeBar- ron, Mr. Hoods. Row 2: S. Herrick, H. Zink, H, Drost, D. Bailey, C. Smith, K. Wilbur. Row 3: Mr. Bemus, C. Bengle, E. Walsh, L. Reeve, J. Pitkin, H. MacNeil, A. Goodman, L. Seacord, Mr. Jones. 0 19 1 444. X . I X41 I x li. 1 fx Ni vq., ' A - imin.nia5,-. fi Y 5 IS N TEN N Q Ox Q N : J mnig, ,Mfg-,,0.,re 'W . ,. Y . ,ary ' In bgxw Vz.1a:,,,g, -.ity wglgf f, ,,,, ,Mi Q r.,,fa-ro1 -..5 AA Q Aysjv T HOT DOG!! Row 1: J. Data, J. Hilyard, R. Kirk, E. Kapper M. Murphy, G. Cowen. Row 2: Coach Nolder G. Davidsen, C. Bouchard, A. Okey, E MacNeiI, R. Gay, R. Daniello, R. McBrien. The team participated in TEAM SECTIONALSQ and, Rob Gay par- ticipated in INDIVIDUAL SECTIONALS. Q 3 i... 5 ri TENNIS 44 SCOREBOARD 3 9 Wins S 1 Loss 5 Hope I don't lose my lunch! is 'At-', QQ.. 'r l ' YY' ' , I I , i.e rrr i l ik Q ? . ii 5 5 f i R xi . Q .az , k img as 'WRX 1x35 fa i-'I I, - ' A- ir T. . y 'f x m Y. -My qiegfi .',. Q -'f I I - E i frgfflg. .Af ' .-n-.-...I WHO'S SERVING? 66 69 72 56 48 54 69 33 65 27 Falls . . 72 72 Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich . . Greenwich . . Greenwich . . Greenwich . . Greenwich . , Greenwich . . 18 .0 .0 6 .6 .0 .0 ,6 .0 .0 ,G .0 Shane stands up for an escape vw' VARSITY WRESTLING Pictured left to right: Scott Pratt 1112 lbs.J Shane Loveland 1138 lbs.1 Jim Taft 1145 lbs.j Scott Given 1155 lbs.j Mark Palmer 1167 lbs.l Nathan Friend 1215 lbs.J Co-Captains: Jim Taft and Scott Given Scott coming out from under Jim brings man to the mat I DJ taking man down Chris Becker on top Ben Wilbur escapes from bottom Berlin .....,... 3 Lansingburgh . . 4 Waterford ...... 0 Cambridge ..... 0 Watervliet ...... 6 Hoosick Falls . . . 9 Catskill ..,,,,,. 18 Maple Hill ...... 0 Greenwich . Greenwich , . Greenwich . . Greenwich . . Greenwich . . Greenwich , . Greenwich . , Greenwich . . 6 9 6 18 12 3 0 18 MODIFIED WRESTLING Chris Binnette 1120Ibs.1 Chris Becker 1112 lbs.l DJ Mosher 1120 lbs.1 Missing from Picture: Ben Wilbur 196 lbs.J EIU .LS DlNII I r-I Q NI SPRING 1211 rf-v . S SPORTS ifiliigm S -M 1. Z , ,V X,Lb V , V 1 'Tv 'Q L 4 lei , SX' ff , si f S ,S S vlgwg ,'v l A , S mg, , ' a1'Z?2faf . I if M Yf31f,?Qxm- X N fi L ,L A 'Q ,M . K ,. ,, .wp , V 1 3, 447 Q 'K , . 531 A f5L'W '?'5 1 'Q' ' -W , , , , ,-,T SPRING - 1986 A ,W BASEBALL ' SOFTBALL V A P '! A!!! TENNIS ' 'xx kvgaflf K I CP- A 4-S, ' S- 131,-Sl L S ' Q1 f7fS fiiTT A A - ' L A L . , f 'f L ' 2- K' K: re! S ,. - Q1 . 'T' S A Q ' AR S . xg? l Sg,2.i:1: iii jg: -fwifgih -, ,..,i1 A -M uri W i SPORTS N Q 00 lug., 1 ...4--, 4-an Q-'Q' i FALL SPORTS --eng, 1, 5 X 1 I SN ,- I . flip alum'---' ...O f A ' ie,1W g , v , , FALL - 1986 FOOTBALL HOCKEY CROSS COUNTRY GOLF CHEERING WINTER SPORTS QI 1 A 1 WINTER - 1987 BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL INDOOR TRACK WRESTLING CHEERING -Ii SGIGNVD 5 Welcome New Staff! Sept., 86 - GCS Special Education - Mrs. Audrey Amico of Greenwich will be employed by Greenwich this year. She'll be working with the students in our own Special Education Class QK-31. Mrs. Anne Dunnigan of Salem will be teaching the Grades 4-6 Special Education class. Mrs. Susan Griffing of Eagle Bridge will be teaching students from K-6 in the Resource Room. Ms. Barbara Prince of Saratoga will be teaching a Special Education class for grades 4-6 in the Middle Grade building. Music - Mrs. Eileen Allen of Elmira will be the new High School in- strumental Music Teacher. French - Mrs. Barbara Schoen of Buskirk will teach part-time French. Library - Mrs. Judith R. Stevens of Saratoga Springs will be the new High School Librarian. Psychology - Mr. George Roberts of Glens Falls will be our new full time psychologist. HS Resource Room - Lisa Arnold will be the new HS Resource Room Teacher. Driver Education - Mr. David Price of Delmar will be teaching driver education this year. Elementary - Mr. Peter Wilbur, a GCS graduate, will be the new 4th grade teacher. Mrs. Carole Okey of Greenwich will fill the vacancy created by Mrs. Cyn- thia HeadweIl's child-rearing leave. Mrs. Jean M. Pascucci of Saratoga Springs will replace Mrs. Anne King, who has a medical leave for this year. Staff Recognition Day November 18, 1986 The PTSA honored all staff members: aides, bus drivers, clerks, cafeteria workers, custodians and educators. The staff began the day with home-baked coffee cakes upon arrival at school. Later in the day each employee was presented with a carnation. PTSA organized this special day in recognition of our excellent school staff. The date was set to coincide with American Education Week ta time to show support of our schoolsl. 110 GREENWICH SCOOPS Drug Awareness Day October 23, 1986 Drug Awareness Day was im- plemented in our school system with the following: Drug Abuse posters, Weekly Reader articles, Scholastic News articles, discussions in Health classes, a letter writing campaign to the President with opinions of our country's drug problem, circle groups and books promoting self- esteem and confidence, a resource person from the Human Resource Center to offer peer counseling, movies and filmstrips and videos loaned by Mrs. Joan Ciccarone on drugs. The high school created a display in study hall with the assistance from the local police and participated in target lessons in science, social studies and health. NHS Induction November 13, 1986 GCS held its annual National Honor Society induction ceremony on November 13, 1986 in the high school auditorium. Candidates are selected on the basis of scholarship, service and character. Thirteen juniors and seniors were inducted this year. They include: Seniors: Colleen Cronin, Anna Kalme, Roger Rivenburgh, Eric Sullivan, Kerri Wilbur. Juniors: John Carroll, Heather Drost, Jerry Ellis, Kamela Howe, Brandon Linnett, Erin MacNeil, Jen- nifer Pitkin and Christopher Simoneau. Area All-State November, 1986 On Friday and Saturday, November 21 and 22, five members of the HS music program par- ticipated in a performance of Area All-State students in Saratoga Spr- ings. They were chosen from the top students in their voicelinstrument categories as shown from solo com- petition. They rehearsed with other students from this part of the state under the direction of well-known guest conductors. Participating were: Jerry Ellis - tenor saxophone, Allison Goodman - clarinet, Wendy Rivenburgh - bass clarinet, Lelley Stewart - soprano, and Darlene Bailey - alto. GCS Student has Art Show Amy Bozovsky had her first one- woman art show in October. The show opened October 3 at the Home and City Savings Bank on Main Street in Greenwich. Amy is a senior at GCS and has been taking art courses since 8th grade. For the past two summers she has attended the Summer Art Program at the Junior College of Albany on a scholarship program. Amy took courses in Painting and Sculpture during her 1st summer at JCA. One of her paintings took 3rd prize in the Student Art Show at the end of the program. This past summer Amy took courses in Painting and in Drawing. She won two prizes in the student art show this year. These two pieces along with two others were selected for a special exhibit enti-tled the Best of Summer Art held November 11 at the Junior College of Albany. Juniors Hold Ring Banquet October, 1986 The Class of 1988 held its Ring Banquet on Tuesday, October 7, 1986 at the Canterbury Restaurant. 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X f 1 if A N4 K, A X x Easy Big Girl MESSAGES To Hetch There s a flre From Fat Boy To Robin Ramsden Ive had other frlends but none have ever cared luke you Thanks Kelley Stewart To Frogger Best of luck Make sure you go after what you want From Trout To All 7th Graders I am not short I m just not tall' From Mrs Nlles 4 To The Junlor Hugh Few You ve got a lot to learnl' From You Know Who WANTED More assemblies freld trips pep rallies anythmg which wrll get us out of class From The Student Body WANTED Studlous conscrentlous students' From The Faculty To My School Mom Thanks for all of your help' TO To The Grrls Varsuty Basket ball Team and Mlss Troy Thanks And good luck to each of you next year From Mellssa Weatherwax To Don and Sarah Thanks for all the times you ve put up wrth me and my problems From Jewel To THE Coach Our thanks for all you ve taught But do we really need to practice? From The Team To Mr Brooks GCS students and faculty bud you a fond farewell Our best washes to you Greenwrch wlll never be the same To Mr Kuba We enjoy your stones But IS the one about French Horn players really true'7 To Mr Kuba Thanks for belng so helpful' To Mrs Nlles Thanks for all the trme and effort needed to complete thus fune yearbook To Anyone who thanks youre better than me THINK AGAIN ' To The Yearbook Staff lt s been fun' From Guess Who To The Crew We ve had our ups and downs but watchlng your progress has been Interesting I hope you ve learned something this year From The Management To Everyone! From Alllson Hughes 17 To Mrs Whrteford and Ms Danlsh Thanks for all the passes to escape study hall From Held: To Remo We ve been through It all What happens now? From Jalme To Duo Thanks for all the memories You stlll owe me a S D and a date with your man From Dynamic I I . , ' I , . - I ' I - 1 ' v 1 I 7 A k . .,,. . K5 A . . ' . A K, Qu ft Fu , . . I . ' 1 ' , . 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Arrland Motor Parts Auctlon Barn Restaurant Battenklll Newschannels Mr Donald Brooks Joe and Cathy Bungard Marne Danlsh Mr and Mrs Carl Degner Doyle s Dorothre and Don Erbe Mrs Estrll Ruta Fullerton Mr and Mrs Thomas M Gannon Grace s Beauty Shop The G C S Servlce Club The G C S Teachers Assoclatron Sherla Hoover G 8r S Automatic Transmrsslon Servrce Jean W Humphrles Hull s Farm and Garden Janitor June Richard and Gall Jensen Matthew R Jones The Journal Press Journal Statroners Mr and Mrs Edmund Kapper PATRCNS John and Pam Kenrry Charlotte Krllam Dave and Judy Klrngeblel Mane Street Halr Cuttlng Mr and Mrs Robert C Kuba Anne Martin Dave and Pat Nestle Pat and Shrrl Nrles Peckham Materrals Corp Steve Peltier Mr and Mrs John Pemrrck Mr and Mrs Donald Richmond Peter and Margaret Roberson Jrm and Marllyn Stewart Schuyler Farms Daury Bar Duck Peggy and Stacy Strles Dave and Marne Troy Laura Vega Mark and Pauline Wells Whipple Crty Days Inc Don and Marge Wrlbur Mr and Mrs James Wllllamson The Toy Works OUR SINCERE THANKS Greenwich Free Library Craig and Sue Roods COOKING WITH CLASS! THE CAULDRON STAFF, 1987 THE CREATIVE COOKS MASTER CHEF: s gf' Cathi Barnes - Editor-in-Chief as K , . . rf sv - CHIEF COOK AND BOTTLE WASHER: 'F' ' Q ' i ,T Tracey Jordan - Assistant Editor 1 X A SSIS TA N T CH E F S: Eric Bowen ' Julie Holmquist Q' A' Amy Watkins , Bonnie Wilcox Aovisffn: i ' 5? Mrs. Shirley Niles fd FUND-RAISERS: YEABBOOK SALES: , ,. ADS: Maurice Aldrich Kelly Gannon Cathi Barnes Eric Bowen Marcia Brooks Colleen Cronin Stacey Ellis Suzette Fisher Allison Goodman Julie Holmquist Tracey Jordan Heather MacNeil Dawn Thomas Amy Watkins Kerri Wilbur Bonnie Wilcox PHOTOGRAPHY: Son 8. Sky Studio, Cathi Barnes Carla Bengle Marcia Brooks Colleen Cronin Heather Drost Kelly Gannon Julie Holmquist Angel Hughes Tracey Jordan Cybil Kipp Sarah Marlow Wendy Bivenburgh Tyler Stewart Amy Watkins Christie Wells Bonnie Wilcox Bhetta Zink Bruce Rickettson - Photographer Ms. Claire Davis Mrs. Virginia Degner Mrs. Brenda Facin Dr. John Fitzgerald Cathi Barnes Tracey Jordan Tyler Stewart ART: Dawn Eldredge, Cover Design Craig Bullard Stacey Ellis Suzette Fisher Christina Thingvold 136 The Yearbook Staff's responsibility is to and present pictures and information of the school year. We hope we have completed the task in a satisfa tory manner. And we hope we have created an ai petizing book demonstrating that Greenwic students and staff have a taste for the good times. Row 1: S. Stevens, W. Bivenburgh, B. Zink, C. Wells, C. Bengle, Shannon. Row 2: B. Wilcox, T. Jordan, S. Elgin, D. Eldredge, Drost. Row 3: H. MacNeil, E. Bowen, C. Kipp, S. Marlow, T Stewart. Row 4: C. Cronin, M. 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