Hadley Luzerne High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Lake Luzerne, NY)

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HI-LIGHTS 1987 A book of memories from Hadley Luzerne Central School, Lake Luzerne, New York Presented by the Class of 1987 Yearbook Advisor: MR. DON RACETTE Yearbook Editor: REBECCA MOSHER Yearbook Staff: Roette Allen, Janine Bailey, William Bills, Cheryl Bourdeau, Susan Briner, Kathleen Cook, Cindy Gorham, Marci Mason, Duane Moulton, Jennifer Parsons, Julie Philips, Jill Picioccio, Kathleen Pickens, Lori Pike, Rynay Randolph, Michele Ross, Robyn Wilber

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WE REMEMBER Danny was a tall and handsome man with a personality that everybody loved. His smile was warm and friendly. He was a kind and caring friend that was always willing to listen. Danny filled a certain part of the lives of the people he knew. He will always be remembered. Danny strove for excellence on the athletic field, in school, and in life. Danny had a strong committment to his family, friends and country. He served his Country as a private in the United States Marines. The consideration he showed for others was overwhelming and will never be forgotten. No longer should we ask the question why did Danny get taken away from us. But instead Thank God for letting us know and love Daniel P. Rumpf. Daniel P. Rumpf Tina Fonzo, a member of the Class of '88 was a well rounded person. Her love for sports did not overshadow her studies. She was a member of the National Honor Society and also participated in field hockey, basketball, and tennis. Tina didn't waste a moment of living. Her energy and perception filled every classroom and athletic team. Somehow she was driven to catch up with her dreams and goals, always questioning and challenging to know and excel. She loved the humor of everyday craziness, poking fun, never missing an opportunity to imitate, twisting bizarre words and bringing laughter to all around her. On the court and the field, Tina felt at home, loving competition and driven to win, but most of all ... motivated to improve. Tina Fonzo We all remember Dan Scott, also a member of the Class of '88, as a friend, companion and classmate. He was active in his community through Boy Scouts and the 4-H Club. Dan was also an active member of his class and he was in the National Honor Society. He was a guy known for his individual style and his ability to laugh at life even while he accepted its challenge. During the years that we knew Dan, his image was gradually changing from the old cowpoke to Mr. Cool and Sophisticated. Through his adventure stories and love for mode music he had a lingering effect on all with whom he came in contact. Dan, our friend, you rode off into the Sunset long before we were ready to let you go.