Keene Central School - Tahawus Yearbook (Keene Valley, NY)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Tracy Ames, do hereby bequeath to Julie, my sister my ability to go for at least one day without Mom hol- lering at me and to Kate Owen, my band and chorus folders. I, Jay Dumas, do hereby bequeath to Beth LeClair, my ability to listen to Bonnie Tyler Michael Jackson without imitating them. I, Greg Dwight, do hereby bequeath to Guillaume Dixon my ability to get along with Mr. Palange. I, Paul Gillman, do hereby bequeath to Barbara Whitney my ability to drive a standard. I. Sheryl LaRose, do hereby bequeath to my sister. Missy, my ability to get away with anything in most classes and to Heather Thompson my gracefulness on the softball field, which she is pretty close to mastering. I, Curt LeClair, do hereby bequeath to Todd LeClair, my ability to stay calm and cool in all situations. I, Heidi LeClair. do hereby bequeath to David LeClair my ability to hand in at least one English assignment. I Carl Lichtenberg, do hereby bequeath to Andy Dumas my ability to get blamed for things that I never did in Mrs. Purdy’s classes. I, Shannon Mackey, do hereby bequeath to Ernest Lawas my ability to look at a clothespin . . . and see a clothespin. I, Darryl McDonough, do hereby bequeath to Steve Buysse, my ability to be a Nice Guy” and to Scott Purdy my ability to ignore the big REDNECKS and still play a good game AND to Roy Bessey my ability to dunk. I, Doreen McDonough, do hereby bequeath to Beth LeClair my ability to be mean (and let everyone know it) and my ability to have Double Duty; and to Sheila McDonough, to have as much fun in highschool as I did! I, Sheryll Strobeck, do hereby bequeath to David LeClair my ability not to brag and to Ann Hartson my control over consumption of Freihofer’s C.C.C.; AND to Theresa Strobeck my ability to keep my room in a somewhat neat condition. I, Peter Voss, do hereby bequeath my goal keeping to Todd LeClair and my great French accent to Steve Buysse. I, Joyce Whitney, do hereby bequeath to Mrs. Garrow my ability to overcome the disorganization and to Connie Hickey my ability to do “better” work with the lights” on. 20

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MOST COLORFUL MOST INDUSTRIOUS MOST BRILLIANT BEST DRESSED MOST CAREFREE MOST SOPHISTICATED MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST VERSATILE MOST MYSTERIOUS FIRST TO MARRY CLASS CLOWN LAST TO MARRY MOST ROMANTIC NEVER ON TIME MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ATHLETE BEST SPORT BEST LOOKING MOST MODES LEAST MODEST BEST DANCER BEST NATURED WITTIEST HAS BIGGEST LINE MOST BASHFUL SCAPEGOAT FRIENDLIEST BEST MANNERED Senior Class Poll Guys Girls Greg Tracy Shannon Tracy Shannon Tracy, Heidi Darryl Doreen Peter Sheryl L. Shannon Doreen Carl Sheryl L. Darryl Heidi Shannon Tracy Greg Tina Greg Sheryl Jay, Pete, Carl Heidi Darryl Doreen Peter Tina Greg, Shannon Heidi Darryl Doreen Darryl Sheryl L. Greg Doreen Carl Joyce Curtiss Tina Paul, Curtiss Tina Darryl Doreen Greg Heidi, Joyce Peter Doreen Carl Joyce Paul Tracy Darryl Tina, Sheryll S. Darryl Doreen

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Administration Alan Macnab, Principal; Horst Lichtenberg, Superintendent of Schools. Administrative Staff Peg Troskowski, Secretary; Karen Robillard, Clerk. Board of Education William Endicott, Gail Hall (President), Paul Vincent, Larry Jaques. Missing—George McClelland.