Indian River Central School - Ojequack Yearbook (Philadelphia, NY)

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J Remember. . . Betty Van Tassel: I remember all the times we had on the Voc. bus... especially during the snow storms. Steve Hunter: 1 remember my senior year and the great times we had in Mr. Kiger’s English class. Tammy Ronas: I remember getting yelled at for laughing during class. Sue Love: I remember the Jr. play party at my house and writing George Hendry’s name on 800 programs. Judy Hill: 1 remember our great tennis team with Mr. Coolidge. Steve Brand: I remember sleeping through the first half of the year in Chemistry, and passing the regents. Mindy Kavanaugh: I remember how the halls of Indian River were never empty between mods. Dawne Cook: I remember sleeping out prom night in Antwerp. Linda Fraser: I remember the times Randy got kicked out of the football games. Amy Gillett: I remember Boston’s Wonderland and the first play practice that Kiger missed. Sue Goodnough: I remember typing class with Mr. Campany in the Tenth grade. Kevin Demo: 1 remember all the missed assignments, and then having an assembly during class time. Ray Villeneuve: I remember never hustling at football practice and how Backer’s hat pinched his brain. Jill Williams: I remember Bozo and all of our exciting tennis matches. Kathy Rose: I remember Mr. Gumaer (1 wish I didn’t). Alice Turnbull: 1 remember swearing over the P.A. system at a basketball game. Butch Kelsey: 1 remember all the parties and my best partying buddies Jamie, Kurt, Luther, Dave, Bud, and Murph. Cindy Schall: I remember all my loving friends and how much I always knew I’d miss them. Brenda Boshart: I remember all the cute little stories 1 told and how everyone fell for then and all the parties, especially during the sports seasons. Kurt Brown: I remember all the sweat I lost in pre-season football practice. Julie Buckley: I remember when I joined A.F.S. and started participating in the activities ie. short term exchanges, A.F.S. dances, musicals, A.F.S. weekends and the A. A. program. Jamie Schell: I remember talking to my friends, how they understood everything and how much fun the Jr. play was. Eric Franz: I remember all the fun times I had in class with my friends. Annette Lamar: I remember all of the boring classes and “spring fever: lectures I’ve sat through the last six years. Anita Anderson: I remember the fun we had putting on musicals and the Sr. play: Chris Young: I remember threatening to put the emergency brake on Mr. Dingman while he was driving the Driver Ed. car. Michele Biondolillo I remember being accepted, learning to take life as it comes and truth! Cindy Neuroth: I remember the day I asked what “erotic” meant in English class. Cheryl Rockwell: I remember sitting three in a seat in Biology and having Mr. Brown come in and sit behind us. Richard Greene: I remember the Honor Society trip to Toronto and being ATTACKED in my hotel room in broad daylight. Jan Cooper: I will remember our Number 1 marching band. Deb VanCour: I will always remember the great times I have had with my friends. Jeff Holtzman: I remember when I was young and didn’t have to worry about acting cool or being a fool. Sue Robinson: I remember seventh and eighth grade Art with Mr. Robertson. Kathi Farr: I remember “Is you da one, Jimmy, is you da one?” Dan Munroe: I remember all the parties we had that no one found out about and always having something nice to say to every- one. Tracy Wenk: I remember the ski club, our trips to Killington and all the “delicious” army rations that we ate. Esther Lingenfelter: I remember Kurt’s party and the story of the Antwerp Mamas. Lisa Tucker: I remember one night after play practice when Kurt and Luther streaked around the hockey rink. Mark Gutierrez: I remember the English 12 class with Mr. Kiger and Mr. Jones in Algebra saying “Tune In”. Jody Bush: I remember the great times I had in summer band. - Terri Sheldon: I remember all the times Brenda and I were sarcastic to the kids around here and the great sports teams we had with Lovenguth as our coach. She sure took alot of stuff from us. George Hendry: I remember all the friendly teachers and students at Indian River. Susan Wood: I remember the scales that are wrong in the Nurse’s Office. Wanda Kelsey: I remember the bananas on the vocational bus that I didn’t throw.