Mechanicville High School - Halfmoon Yearbook (Mechanicville, NY) - Class of 1986 Page 1 of 176
Cover
Pages 6 - 7 Pages 10 - 11 Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9 Pages 12 - 13 Pages 16 - 17
Show Hide text for 1986 volume (OCR )
Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1986 volume: “
Activities and Clubs page 8 Underclassmen page 80 Sports page 32 Academics page 62 Seniors page 98 Advertisers page 144 HALF MOON 1986 Cover and title page designed and drawn by Michael Rivet. Prologue 1 PAPARAZZI i|| PAPARAZZI Prologue 3 PAPARAZZI________gSi_______PAPARAZZI Prologue 5 6 Half Moon 1986 Prologue 7 ACTIVITIES and CLUBS f i Hi it 'K , 6 V'' A.' ' 4 Can i( II | f ou oj f a-'S ? -3. 'O v; :'V's 4 ' ad i Moif or wm k. Dead! i es! V «A V' HALFMOON '86 STAFF Row 1: Cindy Watrobski, Jodi Russell. Debbie Sorell, Kristen Pickett, Maria Da ley. Cathy Green Row 2: Beth Knaak. Chelle Conerty. Tammy Tofte, Kristine Flanagan, Tracy Amoroso. Laurie De Marco, Tracy Fay. Jenny Cook Row 3: Denise Mastrianni. Dana Kenyon. Caro- lyn Sgambati, Laurie Leblanc, Craig Riv et Row 4: Ann Cavotta. Carol Ann Montarello. Bonnie McBride. Jeff Rus- som. Lynne Rose. Mr Gibeau, Suzette Sala, Joyce Serbalik. Mike Rivet HALF MOON â86 STAFF Half Moon 1986 Staff Long hours and hard work arc two major factors that everyone on the Half Moon '86 staff had to contend with. Although the editor-in-chief had the most responsibility, each staff member helped to make the job easier. Any free time was filled by carrying out yearbook responsibilities in order to comply with deadlines. Many small contributions that added perfection to the yearbook were often over- looked but were greatly appreciated. The hard work and dedication of the Half Moon '86 staff success- fully produced, in our opinion, one of the best year- books ever! 11 The Business Staff has been working diligent- ly this year We have earned a great deal of money producing a bigger budget for the Half Moon '86 staff to work with. With Mrs. Gibeau as business advisor, the staff has been very busy raising money by run- ning football and basketball snack bars. As you can see. our hard work and dedication has helped pay for another outstanding yearbook publication BUSINESS STAFF AND TYPIST HALFMOON â86 BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: Mica Larkin. Lori Goverski, Gina Rinaldi Row 2: Tracy Fay. Mrs. Gibeau, Jaimie Ponzillo, Denise Mastrianm Row 3: Petra Enzien. Sandy Haney. Christina Cocozzo, Erin Rocco, Karen Culnane. Yvette White HALFMOON â86 TYPISTS Row I: Pam D'Ambro, Marybeth Phelan. Corina Nelson. Stacy Burdick Row 2: Dana Kenyon. Patty LeClaire,Denise Mastrianni, Yvette White. Lisa Sibley Row 3: Laurie LeBianc, Tracey Hubbs. Sue lorio, Vicky Whalen. Mandy Bocchi 12 Half Moon 1986 MHS GAZETTE MHS GAZETTE Row 1: Debbie Sorell, Ann Cavotta. Row 2: Petra Enzien, Jennifer Richardson. Mr Gruber. Christina Cocozzo, Shannon Gon- nelly Row 3: Gna Rinaldi. Kristen Pickett. Mica Larkin. Mandy Bocchi. Bonnie McBride Row 4: Jenny Cook. Stacy Bur dick, Lori Goverski. Hope Wood, Laurie De- Marco, Larry Maciariello. Mrs. Bombardier SERVICE CLUB Jamy DeChiro Meg Dunn Chris Fiato Sandy Haney Patty Higgins Sue lorio Debbie Lanzone Patty LeClaire Anne Volpe Lynn Cafararo Gail Bann Lisa Whitney 14 Half Moon 1986 Service Club The members of the Service Club performed various tasks to help teachers throughout the school year such as typing, filing, correcting papers, collating material and other clerical du- ties. Mrs Bombardier was the advisor this year. Kim Reed Jackie Pinsonneault Patty Sally Yvette White Theresa Yusaitis STUDENT COUNCIL CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: David Kenyon, Frank Zecca, Mike Raucci, Mike Krazewski, Chris Cavotta, James Cavotta. Jenny Sparano. Sue McBride. Lesley De- Chiro, Chris DiCerce, Tara Raucci, Jennifer Foley, Charles Nelson. Cory Bruno. Row 2: Bonnie McBride, Erin Rocco, Christina Cocozzo, Petra En- zien, Lisa Sibley, Tina Anatriello, Sandy Stewart, Janine Flanagan, John Pugliese, Joe Waldron, Mike D'Aloia, Jeff DâAloia, Paul DeVito, Jason LaRose Row 3: Mrs Hoff- man. Dennis Higgins. Donna Mastro- pietro, Jackie Pinsonneault Mike Toma. Dan Pratt, Shannon Gonnelly. Carolyn Sgambati, Dennis Heller, Tammy Tofte, Joyce Serbalik Activities and Clubs 15 Row 1: Marla Daley, Mike Raucci, Sue McBride, Dave De- Celle. Tim Baker.Dexter Carpen- ter Jon Cavotta. Joel Connelly. Cory Bruno. Melissa Spickler, Scott Rinaldi. Charles Nelson Row 2: Gina Rinaldi, Sandy Dickson. Matt Sgambati, Chris Pitcherelle, Chelle Conerty, Bri- an Olson. Steve Sgambati, Pam D'Ambro. Jason Benamati, Joe Waldron. Aaron Ambrosino, Lisa Taglione SADD SADD Row 1: Beth Culnane. Danielle Jose, Tammy Cowin. Beth Knaak Row 2: Mr Wise, Marybeth Phelan, Janice Boleski. Nicola Carey, Joyce Serbalik, Suzette Sala, Shannon Gonnelly. Jodi Russell, Cathy Green, Kristen Pickett Row 3: Mrs DeSorbe, Wendy Rose, Dolores Lesson, Paula Maynrd, Kathy Teal, Donna Markiewicz, Dionne Guillanelli. Patty Higgins, Tina Whitney, Cindy Watrobski, Noelle Masterson, Melissa Noradki, Dawn Dieckmann, Hope Wood, Carrie Neeson, Christina Cocozzo, Cheryl Trant, Kim Baker, Kelly Dawson, Lisa Whitney, Sandy Greene Row 4: Pat Canavan, Cindy Doten, Susan Dayton, Tina Demers, Dana DiSiena, Carolyn Sgambati. Jenny Cook. Petra Enzien, Renee Wilday, Teresa McEchron, Sherry Stalter. SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) was organized at MHS in 1985. Presently every school in Saratoga County has a SADD chapter. There are approximately forty active members in Mechanicvilleâs chapter. The âIt's O.K. to Say NO , the Valentineâs Cay Flower Sale and the Prom After Glow were three of the big events sponsored by SADD this year. New members are always welcome! 16 Half Moon 1986 FRENCH CLUB French Club has had a prosperous year French chocolates and chocolate mousse were prepared after school and eaten the next day We sold candy bars- and used the profits to pay for our dinner at Chez Pierre. At Christmas time we enjoyed decorating our tree at our Christmas party. The french club members donated toys for the needy and also raised money by organiz- ing two basketball snack bars. With an abun- dance of snow this winter, we enjoyed cross- country skiing. This yearâs officers include: Jenny Cook; President; Shannon Gonnelly. Vice-president; Calle Holmgrem, Secretary; and Cathy Green, Treasurer. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1: Mike Raucci, Mike D'Aloia, Joe Garrity Row 2: Michelle Canary. Lisa Hildreth, Amy Skinnerup, An drea Marx, Mrs Rogers. Donelle Mastropietro. Cindy Waldron, Kelly Casey, Lesley DeChiro Row 3: Carol Woodcock. Shaun Robins. Lynn Zielnicki, Larry Maciar iello, Bryce Farbstein, Chris Toleman. Mike Mellon. John Farnell, Cheryl Retell. Jennifer Sparano Row 4: Dave DeCelle. Shane Liberty. Tina Retell. Corey Bru no. Theresa Tironi. Eunice Abel. Jeannie OâNeil. Kim Munger, Jennifer Reynolds HIGH SCHOOL Row 1: Kevin Otis. Paula Maynard. John Pugliese. Athena Koutouzis. Lee LaBombard Row 2: Lori Go- verski. Karen Culnane. Sandy Stewart. Cheryl Trant. Mrs Rogers. Shana Salvador . Hope Washburn. Tracy Lester. Jennifer Richardson Row 3: Stacy Burke. Den- ise DiVirgilio, Karyn Offenbecker. Dawn Brownell. Su- zette Sala. Sharon Susko, Petra Enzien, Jenny Cook. Kristen Pickett. Cathy Green. Heather Henderson Row 4: Sherry Stalter. Cindy Hopeck. Joyce Serbalik. Ja- nice Boleski. Jessica Mitchell. Jackie Aiardo, Shannon- Gonnelly. Patrice Enzien. Kris Wallitis. Ann Cavotta. Carol Ann Montarello Activities and Clubs 17 RIDING CLUB The Riding Club at MHS this year was very excit- ing. We went to the On Again Off Again Stables and rode for several hours. A few of us had some trou- bles and others rode to perfection Whether we rode well or not, we all enjoyed ourselves We all found ourselves very sore at the end of our rides but laughed about it all the way home. Our officers include: Ann Ahern. President; Debbie Sored, Vice- President; Jackie Pinsonneault, Treasurer; Lynann Esposito, Secretary. Row 1: Peggy Hmura, Ann Ahern, Heather Henderson Row 2: Tammy Spickler, Geionna Haggerty, Janine Flanagan, Dana DiSiena, Shana Salvadore, Tammie Keller. Row 3: Britton Sendra. Tricia Rubino, Jennifer Richardson, Patrice Enzien, Jackie Pinsonneault, Mr Magee, Debbie Sorell, Lynann Esposito, Janice Boleski, Lisa Sibley, Kim Baker. 0 0 00 0 0 ââ Row 1: Theresa McEchron, Jenny Cook, MaryBeth Phalen. Jodi Russell Kristine Flanagan, Erin Rocco, Deanna Hollenbeck Row 2: Gene Cook Joe Riley. Calle Hlomgren, Janine Flanagan. Joe Baisley, Kim Baker Todd Lester, Kevin Otis. Mr Magee. tVO 0 c C K SKI CLUB Row 1: Tracy Amoroso. Carol Ann Montarello Row 2: Stacy Burdick. Corina Nelson, Mica Larkin. Kristen Pickett. Marybeth Phelan. Denise Mastrianni. Chelle Conerty Miss Shiebler. Lisa Ciani. Amy Shakow, Tami Plummer. Suzanne Waldron. Nicola Carey. Shannon Gonnelly. Jamie Ponzille Row 3: Gail Baan, Lynn Cafararo. Denise DiVirgilio. Janine Flanagan. Laurie DeMarco. Tammy Cowin. Jodi Russell. Cathy Green. Debbie Marotta, Janice Boleski, Chris Corrigan. Mike Roy. Nancy Cavotta. Jessica Mitchel, Karyn Offenbaker Row 4: Stacie Mastropietro. John Blackwood. Scott Petronis. Concetta Carey. Lisa Taglione, Jennifer Richardson, Pat Hildreth. Ben Jose. Mark Amann. Jenny Cook, Danielle Jose. Bonnie McBride. Chucky DeVito Row 5: Jeff Marzinsky. Jeff Alonzo, Derek Norton. Mike Pepe, Joe DeMarco. Brian Olson. Jeff Capuano. Dawn Dieckmann, Jim Mitchel. Mike Salvadore, John Pugliese, Rich Sparano, Ant Mastropieto Row 6: Tim Lennon. Mark Pepe. MarkVerdile, Jeff Russom. Nick Zullo, Doug Gonnelly, Dave Marshall. Tim Baker. David LaVigna. Garret DeVoe Row 7: Alan Lightholder, Cindy Dotten Kevin Saunders MHS BAND The High School Band had a very productive year. They held three major concerts and per- formed at the Ballston Spa Infirmary, the Senior Citizens Center, the State Capitol, and they marched in the Memorial Day Parade Also, eleven senior band members took part in the Northest Music Festival in Vermont 20 Half Moon 1986 BAND SENIORS Brian Olson, Joe DeMarco. Jeff Capuano. Jeff Russom and Chris To- petro have been selected by the Unit- ed States Collegiate Wind Bands to tour Europe with them. The tour starts early in July with a concert at Lincoln Center. Once in Europe they will perform at various cities such as London, Paris, Cologne, Innsbruck, and many other exciting places. This will be a memorable experience, and all are looking forward to it. Elje llniteb ÂŁlatee (Collegiate JUinb fUanbs European aour â Activities and Clubs 21 Row 1: Mike Pepe, Joe De- Marco. Row 2: Denise Mas trianni, CarolAnn Montarello Row 3: Brian Olson, Chelle Conerty, Jeff Russom Row 4: Derek Norton, Lisa Ciani, Jamie Ponzillo, Suzanna Wal- dron, Danielle Jose,Tracy Amoroso, Jeff Capuano. JUNIOR HIGH BAND The Junior High Band consists of seventh and eigth grade students The band meets on Tues- days. Thursdays, and Fridays seventh and eighth periods. Like the High School band, the Junior Band Is conducterd by Miss Shiebler and was involved in two fund raisers. The bowlethon for the United States Collegiate Winds Band, and selling stickers for uniforms when the eighth graders move up to the high school band next fall Row 1: Michele Pugliese, Maria Daley. Lesley DeChiro. Monique Nadeau. Jenny Sparano, Sue McBride. Casey Taglione. Miss Shiebler Erin Kelsey. Kim Munger, Kim Decker, Denise Lane. Rebecca Amann, Chris DiCerce, Stacy Fragakis Row 2: Betsy Kindemann. Tina Gaspie, Dana Ennello. Heather Benamati. Lynn Zielnicki, Nancy Kipp. Patty Green. Darlene Sgambati. Kristen Wierick, Sofia Fragakis. Amanda French. Anna Ruepp. Jayne LaVigna Row 3: Thomas Koper, Dave Kenyon. Shawn Robens. Chris Patenaude, Pat Bruno. Chris Cavotta, Larry Maciariello. Scott Saunders. John Volpe, Corey Bruno. Carol Woodcock. Joseph Garrity Row 4: Frank Russom. Nichalas Rose. Charles Verdile. Michael Taglione. William Woods, Scott Callanan. David Mastropietro Row 5: Joseph Guilianelli. James DâAmbro, John Skinnerup. Megan McMahon. Megan Keniry 22 Half Moon 1986 CHORUS Row 1: Scott Rinaldi. John Piroli. John McEhron. Steve Demers. Jay Michael Lane, Michael White. John Farnell. Bryce Farbstein. Patty Van Wagner. Alicia Erno, Cindy Waldron. Tara Raucci, Leah DiVirgilo, Valerie Marzano. Joy Amoroso. Mary DeFefice, Stacey Groff Row 2: Tiffany Dunn, Jennifer Soucy. Melissa Taylor, Claire Kenlry, Tammy Murphy, Gretchen McLaughlin. Liz Lajeunesse, Tina Dingman, Joell Cavotta, Heather Spraker, Penny Deo, Jennifer Reynolds. Andrea Marx, Lisa Stewart, Greg Miller, Nick Ricciardone. Paul Wallaitis. Row 3: Cheryl Retell, Jimmy Morgan, Raynond LaValley, Amy Skinnerup, Melissa Morocco, Trista Fusco. Ginger Burke, Kim Sylvester, Brud Goverski, Kristen Levesque. Meghan Keniry, Lisa Hildreth. Sherree Connelly. Trenda Morelli, Michele Canary, Rebecca Chuba. Mike Mellon Row 4: Kevin Margosian, Marc Salvadore. James Cavotta. Mike Raucci. Terri Pinchook. Christine Elkins. TheresaTironi, Jennifer Antolick, Jeannie OâNeil. Pam Carpenter. Jennifer Foley. Deirdre Levesque. David DeCelle, Keith Wiley. Chorus is an activity in which people raise their voices in song We sang songs that varied from old to new. from blues to rock-n roll, and even some holiday songs We not only enjoyed ourselves, but we also learned to work with each other. We helped our community by singing and encouraging friendship among all people Activities and Clubs 23 HOMECOMING Let the fire burn let the colors glow forever as our friends are all together Let the warmth draw near enthusiasm grows and our spirits begin to flow Let our hearts be glad let our times at MHS become our very best Let our friendship grow let the fire become hotter as we join in Alma Mater Let the shouts be heard- let our voices ring, and of MHS. we will sing s forever fo return BMDCftS Activities and Clubs 25 PROM 1985 May 17, 1985 added another memory to the ones made âThrough the Years . The Canfield Casino was nicely decorated and awaited the many couples dressed in formal attire Everyone enjoyed a delightful evening of dancing Afterwards most everyone gathered at Bowlero Lanes and then Hillcrest firehouse for breakfast 26 Half Moon 1986 Field Day supplied excitement and competition for all the students who made it through another year The classes compete in many events, and the class with the most points at the end of all the contests win the Field Day events The winner of 1985âs events: The Class of 1986. FIELD DAY 28 Half Moon 1986 30 Half Moon 1986 To work during high school is a choice many students make. Though they may sa crafice a few school activities or some free time on weekends, they gain much more. While in the working world one aquires great experience, added responsibility, extra mon- ey and many new acquaintances. All in all a working student deserves much respect and recognition. SPORTS Sports 33 This year the cross-country team, coached by Mr Snyder, proved to be fairly competitive in the league Being such a young team, experience was limited and injuries were a major problem late in the season. Nancy Cavotta deserves special recognition for making the Colonial Council Girls All-Star Team for the second year in a row. Walt Dingman also had a fine year placing first at the Cohoes Invitational and Ann Cavotta proved to be a hopeful contender on next years' team by improving her time in every race. The highlight of the season seemed to be the girls placing third at the Colonial Council meet With the return of this yearâs number one runner. Jim Waldron, and new uniforms, the cross-country team looks to be a class act of next year's season. GOLF The golf team had a successful year Dan Pickett and Jeff DeVito qualified for the All Golf Team, while Mile Dickson quilified for the sec- ond team Dan Pickett participated in the State Intersectional Tournament was one of the top nine finishers in Section II. The team finished 9-1 in the league and they were 15-1 overall They were the Colonial Council League Co-Champi- ons and placed first in the Ravena Invitational Tournament In Sectionals, they placed second in the Class C and D. BOWLING Row 1: Marc Salvador ?. Heather Henderson. Barb Lavigne, Ernrie Zecca, Jeff Alonzo Row 2: Coach Alonzo. Mark Coleman. Mike Salvadore. Chuck Dyer. Bob Lavigne. Paul Coleman. Coach Springer Under Coach Tom Salvadore, 1985-86 MHS Bowling Team had a pretty good season. Sophomore Jeff Alonzo led the team with an overall average of 178. Another Sophomore, Mike Salvadore, had the high average in the Colonial Council with a 176. They were followed by seniors Mark Coleman and Dave Krawjewski who each carried a 171 average. Rounding out the top 5 was junior Bob Lavigne with a 170 average. Also contributing to the teams success were Deb Marotta, Heather Henderson, Dave Guilianelli, Barb La- vigne, and Chuck DeVito. The future looks bright for this team, even though they are losing three key bowlers, Jeff Alonzo, Mark Coleman, and Dave Krawjewski. Many young team members will put this year of experience to work next year, in the hopes of producing a winning season. Varsity soccer was a brand new sport at M.H.S. this year As a varsity team the Raiders had a respectable 1-14-1 record in the tough Colonial Council. The seniors that will be leaving the team are Ed Krajewski. Mike Munger, and Mike Verdile. who were also the tri-captains, Steve Phillips, and Brian Olson. The goaltending was taken care of by seniors Phillips and Olson and the strong fullbacking crew consisted of Kevin Saunders, Mike Verdile. Dave Phillips, and Ben Jose coming off the bench. Up front the scoring was shared by high scoring Mark Verdile, Mike Munger, Ed Krajewski and Jay Larkin. Also helping out up front were Brett Farbstein, Kevin Otis. Paul Vermilyea, Jon Skinnerup, and David Mastropietro The Raiders were a young team that should be a building block for successful teams with a lot of experience in years to come. BOYSâ SOCCER Row 1: Ernie Zecca, Sean Hunter, Dave Mastropietro. Eric Marx. Paul Vermilyea. Mark Verdile. Brett Farbstein. Kevin Otis Row 2: Jay Larkin, Steve Phillips. Calle Holmgren, Jon Skinnerup, Brian Olson. Kevin Saunders. Ben Jose. David Phillips. Mike Rivet, Dan Pratt Sports 37 GIRLSâ The 1985 Girls' Soccer Team produced the best record in the history of M.H.S. sports The girls finished the season with a phenomenal record of 231 The girls were undefeated Colonial Council Champs for the second year in a row. They advanced to be Class C Sectional Champs, Regional Champs, and then went on to become State Semi-Finalists Teamwork, dedication, and good coaching was the winning combination to the girls outstanding season This year says goodbye to six seniors: Kristine Flanagan. Donna Mastro- pietro, Beth Culnane. Sandy Haney, Debbie Lanzone, and Carolyn Sgam bati They were a strong part of this Raider powerhouse Goalie Dawn Dieckmann earned many well-deserved titles and set new records this year with a strong defense in front of her Along with titles. Kristine Flanagan was named Class C Player of the Year and Coach Dudas was named Class C Coach of the Year The Raiders worked, won, and lost as a team. They won the respect of all opponents through their hustle and endurance to go the distance M.H.S. girls soccer can look to an equally successful season next year good luck! Row 1: Bonnie McBride. Kristine ff agan.Carolyn % «-c n Row Dana Flanagan. Jessica Webster, Kim Baker, Karen Culnane, Jodi Russell. Sandy Hi Jenny Sparano, Debbie Lan2one. Maria Daley. Row S: Mr Dudas. Lisa Bagnoli. Lisa Taglione. Janine Flanagan. Sharon Susko, Donna Mastropietro. Beth Culnane, Suzie McBride, Anne Voipe, Kim Munger, Nancy Pingelski K s ' A. Row 1: Tim Rose. John Jenkins, Matt Coreno. Steve Sgam bati, Chuck DeVito. Mike Toma. Mike Molisky. Jerry Hmura. Pete Enzien, Joe DâAloia. Dave Kraszewski. Dennis Higgins. Rick Burke Row 2: Jeff DâAloia. Todd Bisaillon. Joe Bodner, Mike Izzo. John Bolton, John Flanagan. Joe Riley. Tom OâNeil. Dave DeFelice, Jeff Alonzo. John Lavigne. Chris Izzo. Brian Maiello. RED RAIDER It started with Scully, it was pretty bad, a 0 0 tie Cavotta got mad His papers were flying; his veins popping out. We were better than them, he had no doubt We practiced hard the next week, without taking rest, to prove once again that weâre better than best This time it was Whitehall, they thought they were tough, by the end of the half, they knew we were rough 13-zip was the final score. Stillwater was to be our next chore The Wicked Warriors, they thought it was so, until they met up with Murdererâs Row.â They actually believed that they had a chance, until on their faces our team did a dance. We kicked their buts, 20-zero, We were all awesome, there was no one hero. We marched on to Granville without any fear. Their fans were rude, their intentions clear. They were the first to score on the Radiers this year It came to the end. they were sure they had won. but Steven dropped back and loaded the gun Sgambati to DâAloia into the endzone. you wouldnât believe the awesome ride home' Now off to Draper on a clear afternoon The game started late, but for them too soon We literally slaughtered those poor guys. We had no losses, and no more ties! Now for a real match, its Schulervilleâs turn, the Mudder's were fair, they just had to learn The final score read 20-8, It was supposed to be tough, I guess we're just great We had the bonfire and the float parade, we went through homecoming, the whole charade The guys went home early, they were all set to play, they never imagined they'd have such a day. For the first time all year, our awesome team lost, this week at practice they'll all pay the cost Scenic runs and ups and downs, next week's game weâll crush those clowns Friday night was no laughing matter, we lost the game, faced the mad hatter How could we lose, our team is the best, we never expected thereâd be such a test Then Bugsy scored and gave us some hope, by the time we got psyched it was the end of our rope. Our regular season is over and done, now maybe sectionals, who knows whatâs to come We waited awhile, and then got the news, it was Schulerville again, they knew they would lose The game went smooth like a sunny vacation, it left possibilities for a sectional invitation. We qualified to get a bid, but Voorheesevile shut the lid We werenât on the list for a sectional game, it was the end of our triumph, our victory and fame So now it's all over, the equipment returned, in our minds the memories are burned Red Raiders again, we can be never, but in our hearts, we're Red Raiders FOREVER! Lynne M Rose Tim Baker. Todd Lester Row 3: Coach Miranda. Coach Taglione, John Blackwood. Jeff Marzinski. Jeff Bagnoli, Steve Rychick. Dexter Carpenter. Jon Cavotta. Bob O'kosky. Paul Marotto, Joe Cocozzo. Joe Higgins. Kevin Marinello, Ed Spickler, Matt Sgambati, Joel Connally, Brian Rychick. Dave Callahan, Pat Federico. Chris Topetro. Coach Cavotta. Coach Polsinello FOOTBALL FRESHMEN FOOTBALL „ Row 1: Mike Raucci, Mike Coreno, Mike Roy. John Fiato Row 2: Gary Shields. Joe Riley. John Lagitch. Scott Cercowski. Tim Rose. Eric Marx, Steve Rajeski, John Jenkins. Jamie Cavotta. Bob Guilaneili, Pete Caswell, David DeCelle, Jason Bena mati Row 3: Coach Noonan. Shawn Robens, Bob Jesmain, Tony Timpan- aro, Shane Murray. Sean Kiley, Pat Hildreth, Todd Russell. Rick Burke. John Waldron, Jeff Marzinski. Mike Garland, Jim Rose. Joe Waldron. Coach DâAlberto FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS I A y Football C 2: Jack Ptnn Pam Sgambali, Shannon ! Plnnsoneauh. MaryBeth Ponnllo. Kristen Pickett. Row 1: Mica Larkir Gonneily. WelxJy Phelan. Michele Ca Liia Ctanl. â phhic Sorell. Pam D AH W. Tracy Fay. Row 2: J| Sta. Lynne Esposito. Jail J.V. Football Cheerleaders Row 1 Dana DiSiena Row 2 Theresa Yusaitis. Tina Marotta Geiona Haggerty. Lisa Sibley. Mandy Bocchi. Dayle Kenyon. Barb Lavigne Sports 43 GIRLSâ J.V. BASKETBALL Row I: Tracy Lester, Cindy Watrobski, Lyn Cafararo, Kris Cavatta, Theresa McKeron, Ka- ren Culnane. Row 2: Dana Flanagan, Laurie DeMarco. Naiomi Lenihan, Nicola Carey. Nancy Cavatta, Surie McBride. Sandy Dickson. Coach Polsinello. The girlsâ JV team this year did well under first year Coach Mark Polsinello. In the tough Council they had a record of 10-6. The highlight of the season came when they defeated the unbeaten Lans- ingburg Knights in a close, high-spir- ited game. 44 Half Moon 1986 GIRLSâ VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Raider girls were led by guard, Dawn Dieckmann. She averaged 15.9 points per game. The Raiders proved to be fairly competitive in the tough Co- lonial Council league. The season ended with a record of 8-13. The girls went to the sectionals this year, but suf- fered a tough loss in the first game. The captains were Jamy DeChiro and Chelle Conerty. Sports 45 Row 1: Kristen Pickett, Chelle Conerty. Jamy De- Chiro. Row 2: Coach Kerls, Lynne Rose. Beth Cul- nane, Kristine Flanagan. Judy Baughman. Bonnie McBride, Danielle Jose FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Row 1: Eddie Sullivan. Mike Roy Row 2: John Pugliese, Scott Cer kowski. Mike Coreno. Todd Russell. Dan Rubino Row 3: Jay Larkin. Ben Jose. Scott Saunders. Jon Skinnerup. Shane Murray. Aaron Ambrosino. Eric Izzo, Coach Hunter J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: David LaVigna, Jeff DeVito, Tim Hipwell. Mark Verdile, Mike Garland Row 2: Pat Federico. Matt Sgambati. Coach Young. Rich Sparano, Chris Pitcherelle This year the Boysâ J.V. Basket- ball Team had a respectable season at 8-13. They placed second in the Christmas Tournament by defeat- ing Stillwater on their homecourt. The J.V. are setting a solid founda- tion for future varsity teams and have become the building blocks of M.H.S. basketball. Also, three pay- ers were moved up to Varsity for sectionals, Jeff DeVito, Matt Sgam- bati and Pat Federico. VARSITY BASKETBALL This yearâs Varsity Basketball team had an excellent season finishing 18-5 and Colonial Council Co Champs overall. Led by senior scorers Mike Munger and Jerry Hmura, the defense of Ed Krajewski and Dan Pickett, and the strong inside game of Kevin Saunders, the Raiders posted one of the best seasons in Colonial Council History. The Raiders also counted on Joe Higgins for his off the bench scoring and Paul Vermilyea and Sean Hunter for their ball handling, and Steve Swier and Kyle Kerls for inside help. The Raiders also received an added bonus as four players were named Colonial Council All Stars: Jerry Hmura (1st team), Mike Munger (2nd team) and Dan Pickett and Kevin Saunders (3rd team). With Kyle Kerls and Paul Vermilyea coming back next season, the Raiders may be strong again. 48 Half Moon 1986 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1: Peggy Hmura, Ame- lia Krajewski, Barb Lavigne, Shana Salvadore Row 2: Tina Anatriello, Lori Go- verski Row 3: Lisa Taglione, Dionne Guilionelli, Row 4: Dawn Brownell Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1: Casey Taglione Row 2: Theresa Yusaitis, Patty Sally. Debbie Sorell, Stacy Burdick, Tracey Fay Row 3: Jaimie Ponzillo. Dayle Kenyon. Michele Cavotta Row 4: Shannon Gonnelly 51 MHS WRESTLING Row 1: Dan Pratt. Mike Raucci. Mike Bergeron. Craig Rivet. Eric Marx Row 2: Heath Decker. Mike Rivet. John Jenkins. John Bolton. Chris I220 Row 3: Coach Lyons. Matt Coreno. Mike Molisky. Curtis Tironi, Todd Bisaillon. Coach Jenkins Pholo courtesy Sch«ftect«dy Gurtt J.V. Wrestling Row 1: Brian Susko. Bryce Farbstein. Nick Zullo, Billy Lord, Tim Rose Row 2: Bob Jesmain. Dave Phillips. Sean Kiley, Steve Phillips. Row 3: Coach Lyons. Dexter Carpenter. Mike Doten. Dan Motta, Coach Jenkins Mechanicvllle wrestling improved greatly season posting a 9- 4 record overall, and a 6-2 league record while finishing in a tie for second with Lansingburg. We had many outstanding wres- tlers this season including: Co-captains Chris Iz o (who went over the 100 career mark this season). Dan Pratt, Eric Marx. John Bolton, Todd Bisaillon, Mike Molesky, Craig Rivet, Matt Coreno. and Co-captain Curtis Tironi (who took fifth in the State Tournament). Even though we were a young team, made up mostly of Juniors, we showed a lot of maturity with few exceptions Our wrestlers gave up a lot of weight. We wrestled well and didnât give up We went out and did our best especially Mike Raucci, Mike Rivet, John Jenkins, and Mike Molesky. They showed alot of courage It was these wrestlers and a lot of determina tion that made the season a success. Win, lose, or draw we could always say we did our best. OUTDOOR TRACK The girls of the MHS Track Team ran their best under the supervision of Coach Richard Stipano who was very supportive of their efforts Running distances from 200 meter sprints to two mile runs, including field events and relays, the young team worked many hours to compete at their full potential Making the most of long bus trips these girls entertained each other in various ways At meets they were found singing We Are the World or eating and having fun as often as they were found running. 54 Half Moon 1986 GIRLSâ SOFTBALL The 1985 Girls' Softball team was comprised of five juniors, five sophmores. and four freshman The team was relatively young and still made it to the Sectionals Coming back from a fantastic season the previous year, the girls' had their work cut out for them In the field for the Raiders were Carolyn Sgambati. Dana Flanagan, and Sandy Stewart The bases were handled by Kristine Flanagan. Chelle Conerty, Tammy Tofte, and Bonnie McBride The pitching and catching combination of Lori Goverski and Dawn Dieckmann had a terrific first sea- son together A strong bench included Kristen Pickett. Karen Culnane, Tracey Hubbs. and Mary Beth Phelan The teamâs record was 10-4 in the league and 11-5 overall. The girlsâ are looking forward to another suc- cessful season behind third year coach. Mr Young. Junior varsity teams have been noted as building blocks for future varsity teams. The M.H.S. J.V. baseball team was successful in building a team for future seasons. They finished the season with an overall record of 811 and their league record was 6-9. This year brought on a new coach, Mark Poisinello, who helped shape the team for next year. Pictured in the first row: Mike Bergeron. Mike Raucci, Scott Cerkowski, Mike Rivet. Brian Maieilo In the second row: Dave Calla- han. Jon Skinnerup. Matt Sgambati. Dave Marshall, Steve Rychick, John Lavigne, Coach Poisinello. J.V. BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL The 1985 Varsity Baseball team finished the year with a respectable record of 11-7 overall and a league record of 10-6. They were third in the Colonial Council There was a strong pitch- ing lineup in Dan Pickett and Ed McBride. Chuck DeVito was behind the plate and outfield- ers were Jerry Hmura. John Bove. and Steve Rychick and Steve Swier The infielders includ- ed Chris Topetro. Dave Krazsewski, Mike Pug- liese. and Joe DeChiro The boys are looking forward to another successful season behind Mr. Dudas. Sports 57 BEHIND THE AND THE AGONY OF DEFEAT ACADEMICS Academics 63 BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education has been extremely busy An entire new corridor has been added to the high school for the seventh and eigth graders, and the pool renovations have been completed Sitting: Dorothy Carroll. Kira Roes, Nancy Izzo. Standing: Frederick Fink, Mark Bishett. Mark Seber. Thomas Richardson SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Cocozzo has put in another successful year at the helm of Mechanicville School System. As a mem- ber of the Board of Educa- tion, Mr. Cocozzo over- sees the various functions going on in the school system. Pictured at right: Mr. Cocozzo. ADMINISTRATION Mr Prosser and Mr Levesque are keeping things running very smoothly this year The seventh and eigth graders are successfully moved into the new 500 corridor and now there are a fewer book bags clogging the other hallways. Pictured left to right: Mr. Prosser. Mr. Levesque. 64 Half Moon 1986 SECRETARIES Last year the secretaries add- ed a new copier to reduce their work load. This year, they wel- comed Mrs. McBride who helps with the ever increasing office work load and somehow main- tains a smile too Also, this past summer. M.H.S. purchased a word processor which helps those who knows how to use it! Pictured left to right: Mrs. Phelan, Mrs Graber. Mrs. McBride Inset: Mrs. Goverski ATHLETIC DIRECTOR This year marks Coach Lyonsâ second successful year as Athlet ic Director at M.H.S. Mr Lyons teaches seventh and eighth grade physical. education and coaches the varsity, J.V and modified wrestling teams. Coach Lyons continues to do his best to satisfy and fulfill every teamsâ wants and needs Pictured at left: Mr Lyons GUIDANCE Pictured at left: Mr. Rando. Ms. Fennelly Academics 65 where she now teaches freshmen courses Miss Rooke teaches English 11. tnglish 12. AP and ICW She enjoys sports, takes pride in her work and is a great asset to us here at M.H.S. Pictured at left: Mr. Harris. Mrs Pickett. Mr. Durden Pictured at right: Mrs Abelson, Miss Rooke. Mrs. DeLucia Mr. Gruber,Mr. DiLallo, Mr Snyder and Mrs Bagnoli are covering all the basis for the High School students from Afri- can Asian studies right up through Current Issues and Sociolo gy. Mr Mastropietro and Mr Erano are giving the seventh and eighth graders a strong background in American History, while the high school teachers concentrate on World History Pic- tured at left: Mr. Gruber. Mr Mastropietro, Mr. Snyder. Mr Erano, Mr. DiLallo Mrs Bombardier again organized the trip to Cobleskill for com petition in many areas of business knowledge As usual M H.S. did well in these competitions Also, this year, the business department has aquired a room full of electric typewriters and the new word processor which is helping everyone, including the business stu- dents Pictured at right: Mrs Hoffman. Mr. Muth, Mrs Bombardier 66 Half Moon 1986 SOCIAL STUDIES BUSINESS MATH The addition of a new computer room makes it easier for students to get much needed computer instruction for both basic computer math and advanced computer math courses. The computers even allow enough time for our younger students to get a feel for the computer keyboard Pictured at left: Mrs. Gibeau. Miss Boisvert. Mr Le- gasse. Mr Bombardier This year the science department has welcomed the knowledge and charm of Ms. Davis, our new Biology teacher. Ms. Davis is making biology a whole new experience for the sophomores. While the soph- mores didnât know what to expect, the students of Mr DeAngelis and Mr. Rozon certainly did! Mr. Wise, advisor to our S.A.D.D. chapter (Students Against Driving Drunk), is doing a fine job in seventh grade science. Mr. Barge continues to make eighth grade science exciting Pictured at right: Mr. Rozon, Ms. Davis, Mr. Wise, Mr. DeAngelis, Mr. Barge, Mr. Knapik. FOREIGN LANGUAGE This year, Mrs. Durden and Mrs. Rog- ers have their hands full. All seventh graders are required to take ten weeks of French, and eighth graders are required to take ten weeks of French and ten weeks of Spanish. The curriculum is de- signed this way to establish a knowled- gable background in both languages. This will enable the Freshmen to make a more valid choice as to what foreign language will be studied in high school. Pictured at left: Mrs. Rogers Pictured at right: Mrs. Durden SCIENCE Academics 67 MUSIC Mrs Mastropietro has her hands full this year with the addition of the Junior High Chorus. She raises their voices to unbelievable heights heard all through the halls of M.H.S. Miss Shiebler is still bringing out the musical tal- ents of the Junior High and High School bands with her many concerts, football game performances, and unending rehersals. Pictured at left: Miss Shiebler. Mrs Mastropietro Mr Stipano and Mrs. Maru contin- ue to lead their physical education classes to many interesting forms of exercise this year Along with their well planned curriculum comes the addition of our newly renovated swimming pool, which has added much fun and excitement to the gym classes this year Pictured above: Mr Stipano. Mrs Maru PHYSICAL EDUCATION | 68 ART II «-Ac __________ ft| I I J wM m The new Regents Action Plan, in effect this year, re quires freshmen to take ei- ther art or music This sounds like it would place a hefty load on Mr Gibeau who teaches ninth through twelfth grades and advises the Half Moon Staff However. Mrs Chorman. our new art teach- er. is in the building three days a week, so she takes some of the freshmen classes in addition to her regular sev- enth grade classes. Pictured at left: Mr Gibeau Pictured at right: Mrs Chorman fli ' i ' ft' i________ CRAYONS I INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr Hickey and Mr Magee offer a wide variety of courses at M.H.S. from woodworking to Mechanical Drawing Students seem to enjoy these courses and teachers. Both teachers have earned Associates and Bachelors Degrees Mr Magee also advises Ski Club and Riding Club, which heâs been doing for several years Pictured at left: Mr. Hickey. Mr Magee This year Mrs Zecca and Mrs Boucher are doing an outstanding job with the special reading classes. Theyâve pointed out that this year everyone passed the New York State Competency Exam This is a great achievement for both students and teachers Pictured at left: Mrs Bou cher, Mrs Zecca LIBRARY The M.H.S. Library has many new additions this year. Weâve acquired new VCRâs and new microfiche reference materials Along with these, our school li- brary has joined the School Library Systems. This al- lows our librarians to receive materials form eleven component districts, public libraries and college librar- ies At the moment, magazines are the only type materi- als attainable, however, books will soon be available Pictured at left: Mrs. Canavan. Mrs Feldman Mrs Jackson, a transition teacher for the Saratoga B O C E S is pleased with the progress that her students made this year All of her students passed the New York State competency exam Mrs. Redding, a skilled development teacher, en- joys working with the students. She teaches and works on those skills needed to keep the students on their particular grade level. Mr. Rizio is a counselor for the Saratoga BOCES here at the high school Mr Rizio works with the students who have learning disabilities and school related problems. He offers individual and group therapy. Mr Rizio also provides consultation ser vices to the B.O.C.E.S teachers Pictured at the left: Mrs Redding. Mr Rizio and Mrs Jackson Left to Right: Mr Mellon. Mrs Miller CUSTODIAL TRANSITION CAFETERIA Left to Right: Helen Rose. Jo- anne Perkins. Shirley Zurlo, Yo- landa Gargano. Anna Sicliano. Michalena Sorell, Barbara Pacelli Row 1: Mike Pepe, Joyce Serbalik, Wendy Burke, Beth Culnane Row 2: Mike Toma. Dan- ielle Jose. Brian Olson JUNIORS USHERS - MATH CONTEST Row 1: Bret Farbstein. Barb Lavigne. Bryce Farbstein, Debbie Marotta, Dave Kenyon Row 2: Suzie McBride. Tammy Cowin. Amy Shakow. Craig Rivet. Gene Cook. Mike Salvadore Row 3: Chelle Conerty. Danielle Jose. Karen Culnane. Petra Enzien, Kristen Pickett. Omega Row I: Tammy Cowin. Beth Knaak Row 2: Jim Waldron. Tammy Plummer. Amy Shakow. John Jenkins. Sandy Stewart. Lori Goverski. Row 3: Mike Salvadore. Rich Sparano. Joe Cocozzo, Karen Cuinane. Alpha Row 1: Dan Pratt. Tim Lennon. Mark Verdile Row 2: Stacy Bur- dick. Cathy Green. Mary Monica Larkin. Corina Nelson. MaryBeth Phelan Row 3: Petra Enzien, Lisa Izzo, Lisa Sibley. Christina Cocozzo. Bonnie McBride. Jenny Cook Row 4: Tracy Fay. Ann Cavotta, Dave Phillipes, Jeff Bagnoli. Mike Rivet, Ed Spickler. Gary Lester. Jodi Russell, Kris- ten Pickett Row 5: Craig Rivet. Tim Baker. Dan Motta. Chris Izzo, Brian Tollisen. Art Turner OMEGA - ALPHA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - ARISTOI Aristoi National Honor Society Row 1: Ann Cavotta. Gary Lester. Christina Cocozzo, Kristen Pickett Row 2: Chelle Conerty. Derek Norton. Mike Rivet. Bonnie McBride. Petra Enzien. Susan Waldron. Tra- cy Fay. Cathy Green Row 3: Rich Petta, Tammy Tofte, Jeff Russom. Brian Olson. Jeff Capuano. Dave Phillipes. Dan Motta. Joyce Serbalik, Tracy Amoroso Row 4: MaryBeth Phelan. Tim Baker. Craig Rivet. Danielle Jose. Beth Culnane. Susette Sala. Wendy Burke. Jodi Russell. Jenny Cook. Dan Pratt. Dave Krazewski. Mike Pepe. Car ol Ann Montarello Row 5: Todd Bisaillon, Steve Phillips. Pete Enzien. Joe DeMarco. Ed Krajewski Row 1: Brian Olson. Tammy Tofte. Joyce Serbalik. Jeff Capuano Row 2: Tracy Amoroso. Wendy Burke. Derek Norton. Carol Ann Montarello. Jeff Russom. Chelle Conerty. Joe DeMarco. Suzette Sala Row 3: Rich Petta. Todd Bisaillon. Pete Enzien. Dennis Heller. Beth Culnane. Ed Krajewski. Dave Krajzewski. Carolyn Sgambati. Dana Kenyon Row 4: Steve Phillips. Danielle Jose. Mike Pepe Academics 73 Mets provides a combination of many different pro- grams. After a year students decide on one of the pro- grams. Pictured are Wayne Delligan, Dawn Retell, Char- lene Lynch and Steve Noelt. 74 Half Moon 1986 WORD PROCESSING Office Procedures and Word Processing teaches students skills in all areas of machine operations. Students learn current of- fice skills such as filing, telephone usage and mail- ing systems. Pictured is Ja- net Bartlett. Data Processing pre- pares students for job opportunities in com- puter terminal opera- tors, keypunch opera- tors or bookkeepers. Pictured are MaryJo Gaetano and Karen Luste. Computer Program- ming and Operations teaches students program- ming and current comput- er languages. They will also learn how to operate computer equipment. Pic- tured is Kim Lesson. 75 Auto Body Repair is a two-year pro- gram that teaches students repairing, refinishing and paint- ing damaged vehi- cles. The âhands- onâ experience helps students pre- pare for an entry level position in the Auto Body field. Pic- tured are Ralph Amoroso, Daved Arnold and Tim LaBrake Small Engine teaches students to learn and practice the fundamen- tals of servicing, trou- bleshooting and repair- ing two-cycle and four-cycle engines. Pic- tured is Eric Dworak. SMALL ENGINES AUTO MECHANICS Auto Mechanics trains students to re- pair and maintain a variety of vehicles. Students learn to lo- cate mechanical problems through di- agnosis, and per- form necessary re- pairs, using modern test equipment and tools. Pictured are David Wickham, Carl Murphy, Mark DePaul, Russ Bene- dict and Keith Erno. PLUMBING AND HEATING Plumbing and Heating helps students develop skills necessary to assem- ble, install and repair pipe fittings and fixtures, water and drainage systems. Pic- tured is James Morelli. DIESEL MECHANICS Diesel Mechanics in- cludes theory and hands- onâ experience in areas of prementive maintenance, reconditioning and trou- ble-shooting heavy equip- ment track and rubber- tired vehicles. Pictured is Les Perkins. Conservation empha- sizes heavy equipment op- eration and maintenance, forestry, soil conservation and outdoor recreation. These students use the outdoors as the classroom. Pictured is John Wood. CONSERVATION 77 In Cosmeto- logy, which is a two-year pro- gram, students receive instruc- tion and practical experience. Stu- dents must fulfill the requirement of 1,000 instruc- tional hours. Pic- tured are Dayle Kenyon, Colleen Izzo and Teri Morocco. Nursing teaches stu- dents the skills needed in order to work in a hospital as a L.P.N. or a Nurses Aide. Pictured is Stacie Mastropietro. NURSING Electrical Trades, a two year program providing class- room instruction in the instal- lation, troubleshooting and repair of residential and com- merical electrical wiring sys- tems. Pictured is Morris Patenuade. ELECTRICAL TRADES 78 HORSE CARE Horse Handling and Care is a two-year program. Stu- dents learn from both âhands-onâ experience and theory. This includes training, handling, feeding, grooming and driving. Stable manage- ment and tack room experi- ence are also included. Pic- tured is Judy Baughman. Horticulture gives students an opportu- nity to learn how to work with plants and related areas. They get experience in turf-grass care and maintenance, shop management, cre- ative decoration and flower arrangement. Pictured are Fred Neiss, Alexis DeCre- senzo and Tammy OâNeil. UNIQUE PLACEMENT Unique Placement gives students an op- portunity to pursue an occupational god not offered at the vocation- al technical center. Pic- tured is Wendy Rose. 79 UNDERCLASSMEN Underclassmen 81 The Class of 1991 successfully made the transition to the high school. The class raised money this year by selling cookies and Ready Fund kits. We also held a dance dur- ing the year to help with class expenses. With the help of Scott Rinaldi as presi- dent, Charlie Nelson as vice-president, Corey Bruno as secretary, and Melissa Spickler as treasurer we had a successful year. SEVENTH GRADE Perry Abel Joy Amoroso Brenda Biondi Abass Bouniady Heather Brown Scott Brownell Corey Bruno Ginger Burke Scott Callanan Michelle Canary Joell Cavotta Michael Cavotta David Cefferillo Rebecca Chuba Isaac Clark Sherree Connelly Brett Corson Craig Corson Tammy Daley Jeff DâAloia Michael D'Aloia Mary DeFelice Stephen Demers Paul DeVito Donald Dieckmann Leah DiVirgilio Alicia Erno John Farnell Aaron Fitch Jennifer Foley 82 Half Moon 1986 Jesse Garone Blain Goverski Patricia Green Stacey Groff Scott Guilianelle Lisa Hildreth Shauna Hogan Debra Ingraham Megan Keniry Nancy Kipp Elizabeth Lajeunesse Michael Lane Jason LaRose Raymond LaValley Jamie Lavazzo Jayne LaVigna Kristen Levesque Bridget Lord Andrea Marx Valerie Marzano Donelle Mastropietro Shawn Mastropietro Todd McCadden John McEchron Gretchen McLaughlin Megan McMahon John Miller Underclassmen S3 Melissa Morocco Michael Munn Charles Nelson Nicole Patenaude Terri Pinchook John Piroli Todd Plummer William Rabbitt Tara Raucci Cheryl Retell Jennifer Reynolds Nicholas Ricciardone Scott Rinaldi Nicole Roman Nicholas Rose Anna Ruepp Paul Russo Shawn Ryan Darlene Sgambati Shellie Sharpe Amy Skinnerup Melissa Spickler Chance Stephenson Lisa Stewart Brian Susko Kimberly Sylvester Seth Turner Patricia VanWagner The Class of 1990 has participated in several different events this year. In December we held a dance in the high school to which we also wel- comed seventh and ninth graders. Also, in Janu- ary, we enjoyed a roller-skating party at Starburst. Of course, the most thrilling event of the year was our trip to Washington in May. We would like to thank Mr. Mastropietro for advising us this year. David Decelle served as our president; Mike Raucci, vice-president; Sue McBride, secretary; and Marla Daley, treasurer. EIGHTH GRADE Eunice Abel Jason Acerra Cindy Aiardo Jeffrey Allen Rebecca Amann Jennifer Antolick Patrick Batchelder Heather Benamati Kenneth Beveridge John Bonarrigo Dale Bovat Veronica Bowie Patrick Bruno Toni Carbone Kelly Casey Christine Cavotta James Cavotta Kristine Clark Underclassmen 85 Jason Constantine Maria Daley James DâAmbro Jamison Davis David DeCelle Lesley DeChiro Kim Decker Anthony Delano Michele Delprete Penny Deo Christine DiCerce Tina Dingman Kristina DiSiena Frederick Donovan Jeffery Duchesne Christine Elkins Dana Enneilo Bryce Farbstein Sofia Fragakis Stacy Fragakis Joseph Garrity Tina Gaspie Kenneth Greene Robert Guilianelle Joseph Guilianelli Robert Heberth Justine Jenkins Robert Jesmain Thomas Kearney Erin Kelsey Clare Keniry David Kenyon 86 Half Moon 1986 Thomas Koper Michael Kraszewski Denise Lane Teri Lester Deidre Levesque Shane Liberty Lawrence Maciariello Kevin Margosian Jude Marzano David Mastropietro Suzanne McBride Michael Mellon Gregory Miller Maria Morgan Kimberly Munger Tammy Murphy Monique Nadeau Jeannie OâNeil Christopher Patenaude Scott Peretta April Pertgen Nicki Preece Karen Pruyn Michele Pugliese Tina Retell Shawn Robens Frank Russom Marc Salvadore Scott Saunders David Shakow Mark Shaver Jon Skinnerup Underclassmen 87 Christopher Toleman Kevin Tollisen Jennifer Topetro Jennifer Soucy Jennifer Sparano Brenda Spickier Karen Spickier Heather Spraker Casey Taglione Michael Taglione Melissa Taylor Theresa Tironi Charles Verdile John Volpe Paul Wallaitis Kristen Weirich Keith Wiley Michael White William Woods Frank Zecca Lynne Zielnicki 88 Half Moon 1986 During the fall, the Freshman class enjoyed creating a float for homecoming. We placed fourth in both the spirit and float competitions. Throughout the year we participated in many activities including Student Coun- cilâs Christmas food drive, field day, and the Class Day dance. The class officers, Joe Waldron, President; Aaron Ambroslno, Vice-President; Lisa Tagllone, Secretary; and Jason Benamatl, Treasurer helped to make this year a success. FRESHMEN Mark Amann Aaron Ambrosino Kathleen Amoroso Lisa Bagnoli Melanie Bear Jason Benamati Janice Boleski Christine Bolton Ronald Bowie Dawn Brownell Thomas Burns Gary Campbell Concetta Carey Nancy Cavotta Scott Cerkowski Keith Collins Gene Cook Michael Cooper Michael Coreno Christian Corrigan Brian Dayton Susan Dayton Laurie DeMarco Tina Demers Gerald Denney Jeffrey DeVito Underclassmen 89 Dana DiSiena Cindy Doten Joseph Dyer Patrice Enzien Brett Farbstein John Fiato Janine Flanagan Scott Galough Douglas Gonnelly Judy Griffin Geiona Haggerty Heather Henderson Margaret Hmura Deana Hollenbeck Dana Howland Innocenzo Iorio Eric Izzo Marilyn Jackson Benjamin Jose Tammie Keller Theresa Keller Adam Kettering Lawrence Kiley Donald Koenig Athena Koutouzis John Lagitch James Larkin Barbara Lavigne 90 Half Moon 1986 John LeCIaire Naomi Lenihan Tracy Letter Brenda Lord Charlene Lynch John MaJoney Donna Markiewtcz Deborah Marotta Paula Maynard James Mitchell Jessica Mitchell Shane Murray Carrie Neeson Christopher Nelson Peter Oboyski Karyn Offenbacker Kevin Otis Nancy Pingelski Robert Pratt John Pugliese Jennifer Richardson Marcellous Rowe Michael Roy Daniel Rubino Patricia Rubino Todd Russell Gary Ryan Shana Salvadore Britton Sendra Gary Shields Joseph Skipp Tammy Spickler Edward Sullivan Lisa Taglione Todd Teal Anthony Timpanaro Paul Turner Cathlene VanWagner John Waldron Joseph Waldron Kristina Wallaitis Hope Washburn Jessica Webster Tina Whitney Douglas Wickham Kelly Willsey Nick Zuilo Underclassmen 91 In the past year, the Class of 1988 participated in many school activities. The class began the year by clinching second place in the homecoming float competition. We also traveled to New York City on a field trip. In New York we visited the RCA building and the Empire State building, as well as many other attractions. Throughout the year, our class showed a great deal of enthusiasm as the class participated in such school activities as football games, homecoming, class day and the Class Day dance. Mr. Bombardier was an asset in helping our class throughout the year. Gina Rinaldi served as our class president with Matt Sgambati as vice-president, Chris Pitcheralle as secretary, and Sandy Dickson as treasurer. SOPHOMORES Melissa Acerra Jacqueline Aiardo Jeff Alonzo Tina Anatriello Jennifer Arnold Gail Baan Joseph Baisley Kim Baker John Blackwood Joseph Bodner Richard Burke Melissa Burns Lynn Cafararo Pat Canavan Tami Carbone Nicola Carey Joseph Cocozzo Tammy Cowin Henrietta Craft Karen Culnane Mary Darrow Kellie Dawson Greg Dempsey Charles DeVito Garrett DeVoe Sandra Dickson Denise DiVirgilio Michael Doten Charles Dyer Dana Flanagan Randy Ford Benton Foster Gina Fusco Michael Garland Lori Jo Goverski Sandra Greene Dionne Guilianelli Lori Haggerty Timothy Higgins Patrick Hildreth Timothy Hipwell Mark Hollenbeck 92 Half Moon 1986 Cynthia Hopeck Kimberly Hunt John Jenkins Elizabeth Knaak Lee LaBombard Melissa LaGrave David LaVigna Todd Lester Alan Lightholder Camille MacDonald Tina Marotta Eric Marx Jeff Marzinsky Noelle Masterson Anthony Mastropietro Teresa McEchron Carl Murphy Melissa Noradki Tammy OâNeil Sandra Perkins Christopher Pitcheralle Tami Plummer Steve Rajeski Lisa Reynolds Joseph Rielly Gina Rinaldi Terri Rivenburgh Underclassmen 93 Kevin Rose Christopher Russo Daniel Rychcik Michael Salvadore Kevin Saunders Matthew Sgambati Amy Shakow Terri Sinnott Michelle Sorell Richard Sparano Michael Sprague Sherry Stalter Sandra Stewart Sharon Susko Curtis Tironi Michele Topetro Cheryl Trant June Tracy Rose Anne Turner David Urkevich Tara Vascherault James Waldron Cindy Watrobski Robert J. White Renee Wilday Hope Wood Paul Woodcock 94 Half Moon 1986 This has been an amazing year for the juniors. One of the highlights was going to Boston and seeing all the sights. Fund raising efforts included candy, pom-pom, and T-shirt sales. Another highlight of the year was winning first place in the spirit competition at homecoming. Our class officers for the year were Tim Baker, President; Dexter Carpenter, Vice-President; John Cavotta, Treasurer; Joel Connally, Secretary. JUNIORS Lyn Aiardo Ralph Amoroso Jeff Bagnoli Timothy Baker Janet Bartlett Michael Bergeron Mandy Bocchi John Bolton John Brenenstuhl Stacy Burdick David Callahan Dexter Carpenter Ann Cavotta Christina Cocozzo Christopher Comorskl Joel Connally Jenny Cook Matthew Coreno Patricia Craft Alexis DeCrescenzo David DeFelice Michael Dickson Dawn Dieckmann Walter Dingman Petra Enzlen Lynann Esposito Underclassmen 95 Tracy Fay Patrick Federico John Flanagan Mary Jo Gaetano Shannon Gonnelly Catherine Green Patrick Guilianelle Tracey Hubbs Christopher Izjo Lisa Iz20 Michael I220 Dayle Kenyon Kyle Kerls Timothy Kras2ewski Timothy LaBrake Mica Larkin John Lavigne Robert Lavigne Laurie LeBlanc Paula LeClaire Kara Lenihan Timothy Lennon Dolores Lesson Gary Lester Karen Luste Paul Maratto David Marshall Stacie Mastropietro Bonnie McBride Patty Miers Teri Morocco Daniel Motta Helene Murphy Linda Murphy Corina Nelson Robert OâKosky 96 Half Moon 1986 Wendy Parker Mark Pepe Marybeth Phelan Kristen Pickett Daniel Pratt Dawn Retell Salvadore Ricciardone Craig Rivet Michael Rivet Erin Rocco James Rose Arthur Rowe Jodi Russell Ellen Ryan Stephen Rychcik Lisa Sibley JoAnne Soucy Ed Spickler Barbara Stalter Brian Tollisen Arthur Turner Mark Verdile Paul Vermilyea Anne Marie Volpe Carol Vredenburgh Christopher Waite Lisa Whitney David Wickham Teresa Yusaitis Ernest Zecca 97  . CKVUJC SMOIN3S SENIOR CLASS Beet Leg : Mike Toma (10) Be t Looking: Dana Kenyon (5) Best Personality: Carolyn Sgambati and Mike Verdile (8) Class Big Mouth: Debbie Lanzone and Tom OâNeil (1) Class Con: Beth Culnane and Mike Toma (12) J Class Couple: Donna Mastropietro and Mike Verdile (4) Class Genius: Dan Pickett (3) Class Klutz: Pam DâAmbro and John Bove (7) Most Likely Too Succeed: Dan Pickett (2) Most Sly School Skipper: Toni Spats (13) Most Spastic: Wendy Burke. Michele Ca- votta and Todd Bisaillon (9) Nicest Eyes: Peter Enzien (6) Teacherâs Pet: Chelle Conerty and Dan Pickett (11) 100 Half Moon 1986 FAVORITES Best Dressed: Carolyn Sgambati and Ed Karjewski (4) Best Looking: Peter Enzien (6) Class Clown: Jami DeChiro and Kevin Marinello (3) Class Complalner: Danielle Jose and Dave Krazewski (11) Class Flirt: Lynne Rose and Steven Sgambati (7) Class Partler: Ann Ahern and Joe DâAloia (9) Friendliest: Carolyn Sgambati and Todd Bisaillon (10) Most Athletic: Kristine Flanagan and Jerry Hmura (2) Most Changed Since Freshman Year: Mike Pepe (8) Most Gullible: Pam D'Ambro (5) Most Sly School Skipper: Ken Moll (12) Most Talkative: Tracy Amoroso and Dave Guilianelli (13) Sexiest Senior: Mike Toma (1) Seniors 101 â Al'i V ⥠on ⥠⥠Q CHRISTMAS 1985 CLASS OF Through the years weâve shared each day, Now the road leads a different way. The time has come for us to part. But weâve left memories to warm the heart. Remember the pits, the stairs, Lake GeorgeHearthstone. Thru all this laughter we have grown. We've formed relationships which can not end. Weâve doubted our abilities-then turned to a friend. Weâve cried many times, weâve shared many tears. Weâve cramed a lifetime in these last four years. Weâve planned picnics and parties for just our class 104 Hall Moon 1986 1986 Weâve studied hard and prayed to pass. Weâve felt security within these walls. We've skipped classes to walk the halls. But the time will come to say farewell. Our hearts will drop, our eyes will swell. Weâll hug each other, weâll laugh and cry. We'll dry our eyes then say goodbye. But we wonât forget the love we shared. Weâll always treasure how much we cared We'll keep in touch, weâll forever remember The friends we've left each and every September. Wendy Burke Seniors 105 SENIORITY âąod thing muil com to an end .â On June 28. 1986. will com th end of th« Cle of 86 But all the we share as a clati will never end Looking back, we remember this past year has been filled with excitement and joy Unfortunately. It has also been a time of tragedy But hfe is made of good and bad times, and they mold our lives forever This year was marked as a year of helping others who are less fortunate A band of musicians sang with pride the most popular single this year We Are The World In July there was Live Aid hundreds of artists performed at Philadelphia or London, except for Phil Collms who crossed the Atlantic on the Concorde to play at both stadiums Another concert to raise money was for the American Heartland appropriately named Farm Aid Also, to assist the homefront was Hands Across America These supportive movements were part of the good times, but It has also been a time of tragedy A fatal explosion of the Challenger in which seven astronants «vere killed made us all stop to reflect on the alms of the space program which we had begun to take for granted We felt particularly attached to this crew because it Included (at the suggestion of President Reagan) a teacher as the first civilian in space Closer to home the Girls 1985 Soccer Team turned some heads as they reached unbelievable heights by capturing the Regional Title and the State Semi-Finalists Title, finishing the season with an incredible 23 1 record The Boys Varsity Basketball team made believers out of skeptics when they became CoColomal Champs This past year has brought many new additions to our school The completion of the SOOcorrtdor allowed room for the increasing number of students Within the new hass cam 35 Apple Computers and a bigger teacher's lounge More locker rooms were built on the side of the pool to provide facilities for after school activities Being a senior, of course, means experiencing all the joy. fun and advantage of senior superlatives For seniors, this year marked thel last making of a float, the MHS bonfire, prom, under the light football erase and excitement, crowded gyms with screaming voices, watching our MHS boys playing hoop, and the traditional senior dinner Through all of these events. I'd like to think that «ve supported another and helped each other to grow Looking back to our freshman year, the memories may be hasy We looked to the seniors «vtth awe and respect and before you know it. it was our time to be leaders Tomorrow is a day we live for today, before entering the adventures of tomorrow Therefore, let us cherish our moments together, yet look forward to experiencing the unknown m our future, My senior year has been very busy for me 1 set one goal at the beginning of this long Journey The goal was to record all the people and events that shaped our senior year I am proud to say that the Half Moon '86 staff did and excellent job I would personally like to thank all the special people who helped me produce this book I can't explain in words how I feel Thank you staff You were there when I needed a hand Thanks for all the tune and ef fort you put into our book of me morte I'm pleased to say that it shows Fondly. m I r r c r SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pictured left to right: Chelle Conerty, Brian Olson. Steve Sgambati, Pam DâAmbro. Graduating, our final event, will mark the end of our four years together As we look back on those years we see outstanding academic and athletic achievements. The Class of 1986 should be proud of its performance We had a great year We struggled to raise money, to produce a fun-filled Senior Dinner held at Donavans. and a memorable Prom at the Canfield Casino Homecoming, a great experience for all. was especially meaningful because we captured first place in the float competition. The Class of â86 also experienced unforgettable moments in sports This year the girls soccer team put in a super season with a record of 23-1 and ended with a overnight trip to the state semifi- nals. Two golfers also went to the state finals at Cornell. And who could forget the boys' basketball championship and their exciting sectional games Though we will go our seperate ways after graduation, we will always have that common bond of being the Class of '86 and may the memories last forever Seniors 107 Ann Marie Ahern Eon Annâs ability to always have a good time is quite obvious, as life to her, in general, is one big party. Ann participated in basketball as a sophomore and girls track in tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Her ability in the shotput has given her a first place tro- phy and second place medal in the section- als. Ann was also a member of Ski Club and Riding Club in tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Annâs favorites Include the group Survivor, with favorite songs: âJust Once,ââ and âYouâve Lost That Lovinâ Feeling.â Ann enjoys watching MTV and eating chick- en wings with mozzarella sticks. Ann spends her free time riding around, living by her favorite saying, âHey Kids,â and, of course, going to and having parties. After gradua- tion Ann plans to go to college to become a CPA Tracy was active in a variety of MHS organizations. She was a member of Spanish Club in ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade, and a member of Omega. Alpha, and National Honor Society. She was a three-year mem- ber of band and the band co-president in her senior year. During her last two years she was part of the Half Moon Staff. In her free time. Tracy likes being with friends and going shopping. Among her favorites are Bryan Adams. Bruce Springsteen, Michael J. Fox, Tom Cruise, and Risky Business. After graduation. Tracy wants to become an elementary school teacher. Robert Anderson Rob Loving the outdoors. Rob enjoys hiking, camping, and hunting. Rob can often be seen riding around in his blue Camaro, with Iron Maiden blasting Anyone who knows him well knows that among his favorites are Jacklyn Smith and Roger Moore Rob's fa- vorite food is lasagna Spending time with friends and living by his favorite saying, âYeah, Right! are most common with Rob. In the future Rob plans to either join the United States Army or just find a job and go to work. 108 Half Moon 1986 Judy is new to MHS this year. During her short time here she has enjoyed meeting new friends and taking wild bus rides. In her spare time. Judy likes to listen to music, mainly Motley Crue. Her favorite food is pizza. and her hobbies include poetry, hors- es and sleeping. In the future Judy plans to go to college and then work at the track, hopefully as a harness driver. Hey Jude Judy A. Baughman Russell T. Benedict Ben During his spare time Russ is a volunteer fireman and enjoys working on cars. His favorite T V show is The Three Stooges, and his favorite food is pizza Russ can usual- ly be found working at the Price Chopper gas station, and after high school he hopes to own his own service station. Todd one of the more outstanding members of our class; that is, you always know when heâs around. Todd has partici- pated in wrestling for four years. J.V. foot- ball in ninth and tenth grades and Varsity football in eleventh and twelfth. Todd is a member of Alpha, Omega, Aristoi and the National Honor Society. He can also be found in Whoâs Who Among American High School Students and the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Toddâs favorite hobby is playing tennis. His other favorites include the Scorpions, Miami Vice, First Blood, actress Lisa Hartman, and actor Tom Hanks. Some of Toddâs favorite memories at MHS include Mr. Harrisâs English class. Mr. Dillalo's Social Studies class, and Me- chanical Drawing with Prof. Magee Todd Blsaillon Seniors 109 Richard Boleskl BoBo Wendy M. Burke Richard, a four-year member of the Riding Club, enjoys riding his three-wheeler. During his four years at MHS he spent much of his free time swimming or watching Miami Vice, his favorite T.V show. His future plans include furthering his education at an agricultural college and becoming a dairy farmer John has participated in many sports throughout his four years a MHS. As a fresh man. he was a member of the football team In his sophomore year, he participated in bowling and J.V baseball He was a member of the golf team in eleventh grade and played Varsity baseball in both his junior and senior years He was also inducted into Omega and received an Earth Science Olym- piad Award He was a two-year member of the Spanish Club and was involved in Riding Club in tenth grade His favorites include Motley Crlie. Family Tlea. and piz2a. John plans on going on to college for business management John V. Bove Wendy was very active at MHS She was in Student Council in her sophomore and junior years and was inducted into Omega. Alpha, and National Honor Society She was a J.V cheerleader in tenth grade and a Var- sity cheerleader in twelfth She was also on the outdoor track team as a sophomore and junior. Wendy could often be heard saying, Hi kids! Her hobby i collecting grungies She enjoyed winning the Class Day events in '85 and seeing the guys singing Still Loving You at the dance Among her favorites are Motley Crue, Eddie Murphy, and Tap . When she's not sitting at McDonald's drive- thru. she can be found watching Leave It to Beaver and eating cream cheese and Dori- tos Wendy plans on going to college and participating in ROTC. 110 Half Moon 1986 Jeffrey is very musical, and his activities at MHS reflect this. He was a four-year member of the band and a member of the Empire State Youth Orchestra. He also par ticipated in the Area All-State and All-Coun- ty Music festivals. He was inducted into Na- tional Honor Society and was on the Varsity tennis team When Jeff is not practicing trombone or guitar, he likes to watch Mash or play with his dog He especially enjoyed Mr. Slate's Biology class and Mrs Conroyâs English class Majoring pre-med in college and later attending medical school is what the future holds for Jeff Cap Jeffrey A. Capuano Michele Marie Cavotta Wucka Michele has been active in a variety of activities at MHS. She was a member of the Spanish Club in her freshman and sopho- more years. She was a cheerleader in her sophomore, junior and senior years She was a three-year member of Student Coun- cil. She also participated in the girlsâ track team. She spends her free time coaching a youth soccer team, doing aerobics, and working. She enjoys listening to Bryan Ad- ams. watching Santa Barbara on T.V., and eating linguine with red clam sauce. Her fa- vorite movie was E.T.. and her favorite ac- tor is PeeWee Herman In the future. Mi- chele plans to be an elementary school teacher Lisa was a four-year band member, vice- president in her senior year, as well as a J V and Varsity cheerleader Lisa spends her free time talking on the phone with her friends or listening to her favorite group, Mdtley Criie In the future Lisa plans to go to a four-year college and study computer programming. Her best memory of high school was Super Bowl '84 Lisa Anne Ciani Seniors 111 Gloria J. Coalts Gloriaâs fondest memories of MHS are all the friends she made during her four years Her hobbies include cooking and swimming, and her favorite food is spaghetti. She also loves Mbâtley Crue, Emma Samms, John Sta mos. Wheel of Fortune, and the movie Back to the Future. Gloria sees an office job and a family in her future. Mark, who intends to major in business management in college, was a mainstay on the MHS bowling team His favorite memory is Trig, with the Digger' Other favorites include steak. Star Trek, the Scorps. and girls. He also hopes he will be able to re- member what he did in Lake George over Memorial Day Weekend Mark Coleman Michelle Conerty Che le Chelle. our senior class president, has been very active during her four years at MHS. She has been a member of the softball and basketball teams for four years She was a participant in the Colonial Council Math Contest, copy editor for Half Moon '86. Junior Usher and a volunteer member of ASAEP. Her favorite actor is Tom Cruise, and her favorite hobby is shopping. Her aca- demic achievements include membership in Alpha. Omega, Aristoi, National Honor So- ciety. and Whoâs Who Among American High School Students. Chelle was the recipient of the Math Award in tenth grade and recipient of the Spanish Award in elev- enth grade. In the future she hopes to attend a four-year college and major in biomedical engineering 112 Half Moon 1986 Beth was very active during her four years at MHS She was a member of Alpha, Ome- ga, Aristoi, National Honor Society, Distin- guished American High School Stu- dents. and Who's Who Among American High School Students. Beth also participated in Student Council, French Club, four years of Varsity soccer and J.V. basketball in her freshmen, sophomore, and junior years She was also a Junior Usher. When not on the soccer field. Beth can be found shopping, listening to Bruce Spring- steen, or standing in the plaza. Her favorites include Sylvester Stallone, Tony Danza, Rambo. Who's the Boss?, and Burger King's chicken with cheese sandwich. In the future Beth plans to make trillions of dollars and to own a Mazda RX7. Ronald C. Czajkowski Ron Ron is big with engines A member of the National Honor Society in his senior year, he also won the Vehicle Power Award. His truck is proof enough! Ronâs favorites in- clude his three wheeler, Rambo, turkey, the Scorpions, and Simon and Simon. Af ter graduating from MHS, Ron plans to go to a two-year college and later open his own business. Joe has been a definite asset to the Class of â86 His playful jokes and teasing make him quite an extraordinary person He learns most of these antics from watching movies like PeeWee Hermanâs Big Ad- venture. Joe spends much of his spare time entertaining his friends, while riding around in the family truckster listening to AC DC His activities included baseball during his freshman and sophomore years. Joe was also a member of the Mechanicville Red Raider Football team; he was dedicated throughout his years at MHS. For the future. Joe will either be watching Grape Ape. trying to become a professional cat juggler, or owning a share in Anheiser-Busch As for today. Joe is still trying to remember Memo- rial Day Weekend '83, '84, and '85 Beth Joe Mary Beth Culnane Joseph A. DâAloia Seniors 113 Michael W. DâAmbro Crash Crash knew he was a senior when he had to start thinking about college. He is into fast cars that usually end up either in junk yards or service stations. He also likes Led Zep- plin. pizza. Rambo. and 4-WD trucks. Mikeâs long-range plan is to become a state trooper. Pam was very busy at MHS Among the offices she held were Spanish Club secre- tary. secretary of the sophomore class, and vice-president of the senior class. She also was a member of Riding Club, Ski Club, Service Club, and both the J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading squads. She also received a Gregg Typing Award When Pam is not out with friends, you would probably find her up late watching her favorite show The Hon eymooneri. She loves strawberry cheese cake and Eddie Murphy Her favorite movie is Against All Odds. Pam's best memories include winning Field Day â85 and Lake George '85. Among her favorites are the Scorpions, and the song. Still Loving You.â In the future Pam hopes to attend college for fashion merchandising. Pam Pamela Ann D'Ambro Jamy L. DeChlro Waterballoons Jamy has been known for her easy-going and humorous nature. She has been an ac- tive member in sports, playing J.V. basket- ball her freshman year and Varsity basket- ball in tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. She was on the soccer team for one year, and she played softball in ninth and tenth grade In her free time, Jamy works diligent- ly on homework while listening to her favor- ite singer. Phil Collins. Jamyâs favorite mov- ie is Beverly Hills Cop, and her favorite actor is. of course. Eddie Murphy. In the future. Jamy plans to attend college for nursing. 114 Half Moon 1986 Joe's activities include his membership in the band for four years, serving as band president in his senior year, and president of the freshmen class Joe spends most of his spare time as an active volunteer fireman in the John Ahearn Resque Squad Joe's favor ites include Hlllatreet Blues, the Double Whopper with chesse. and Venessa Williams Joe Joseph DeMarco Mark E. DePaul Poog After high school. Mark plans to go to college for a two-year degree in automotive designing and someday become an expert in the field At MHS Mark was involved in Auto Mechanics to help him accomplish this Mark was also involved in drag racing and was a winning driver His favorite food is any Ital- ian dish, and in his spare time he enjoys bicycling, drag racing, and working. Markâs favorite memories of MHS are gym class and Mr. Hickey's Wood Shop class. Meg was a member of the Junior Varsity basketball team as a freshman and Service Club as a senior. She was a typist for Half Moon '86. and she won the Gregg Typing Award Meg babysits and likes to go out with friends in her spare time Miami Vice. Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street band. Italian food, St. Elmo's Fire. Molly Ring wald. and Don Johnson are some of her favorites Her favorite memories of MHS are the prom of '85 and the picnic afterward. In the future. Meg wants to go to a business school to become an executive secretary. Meg Marguerite K. Dunn Senior 115 Eric P. Dworak When Eric is not working, he likes to fish, hunt. bowl, and ride his motorcycle. Some of his favorites are Alrwolf. Kiss. Back to the Future and Cheryl Ladd. After gradua- tion Eric wants to work for a construction company. _________I Peter has been involved in various activi- ties throughout his four years at MHS. He was a member of the Junior Varsity baseball team in ninth and tenth grades and a mem ber of the Varsity baseball team in eleventh and twelfth grades He played freshman football and was a member of the Varsity football team as a senior. In his sophomore year he bowled, and as a junior he golfed. He was a member of Omega. Alpha. Aristoi, National Honor Society. Spanish Club, and Ski Club. He was a band manager all four years and a Student Council representitive in his junior year He also received the per- fect attendance award in tenth grade. In his free time. Peter works at Price Chopper and enjoys the Scorpions. Aerosmith, The Hon- eymooneri. Captain Crunch, cruising to âLady Starlite,â and The White Buffalo. Pete Peter Vincent Enzlen, Jr. Keith J. Erno Mario Keith enjoys veal parmesan as his favorite food. Led Zeppelin as his favorite group, and riding his dirt bike as his favorite activi- ty His fondest memory of MHS is 2:23 P.M In his free time he likes to party and be with his girlfriend. Keith plans a career of automobile mechanics in his future. 116 Half Moon 1986 Vince L. Farnsworth During her four years at MHS, Barb has been involved in a number of clubs. She was a member of Spanish Club. Riding Club, and helped in the Service Club. Barb has served as a homeroom representative in the ninth and tenth grades. In her free time, she en- joys shopping, riding around, and spending time with friends. Her favorite movie is An Officer and a Gentleman, and her favor- ite actor is Richard Gere In the future. Barb plans to attend college Rosie Barbara A. Fabi i99y Vince spends his free time partying and watching T V He loves to play video games as a hobby He also enjoys listening to the Scorpions. Vinceâs favorite memory of MHS is the '85 Prom His future plans include truck driving. Chris has been an active member in the Ski Club. Riding Club, and Spanish Club. She was on the J.V basketball team A few of her favorites include the music of Jour- ney. lasagna. writing poems, and the word âcool. Her future plans include attending college to earn a degree In elementary education. Chris Christine L. Fiato Seniors 117 Kristine Carol Flanagan Kristine was a very active member of the Class of '86. She has participated in Ski Club. Also, being a member of the Varsity soccer team. Kris was receipient of both the Colonial Council 1st Team, and Section II All-Star Second Team in 1984 But thatâs not all Kris was also named the Most Valu- able Player in the Colonial Council for soc- cer in 1985 Kris participated in softball for four years, and was a member of the Varsity basketball team in her freshman year. Among her favorites. Kristine enjoys watch- ing The Cosby Show and listening to the tunes of Don Henley and Bob Seger As Editor-In-Chief of Half Moon '86. Kris spends much of her time working on the yearbook In the future Kristine plans to go to college and study sports medicine. Rick Gordon During her four years at MHS, Ronda was involved in many activities such as Spanish Club in ninth grade. Riding Club in ninth, tenth and eleventh grades and softball in ninth and tenth grades. She was also a wres- tling scorekeeper during her freshman year Outside of school. Ronda enjoys snowmobil- ing and motorcycle driving. Her favorites include Aerosmith. Don Johnson. Audrey Hepburn and An Officer and A Gentle- man. In the future Ronda hopes ro be a special education assistant Burpy Flash Rick's favorite saying is Letâs party He spends his free time working, eating, or par tying. Rick, an avid AC DC and Rambo fan. plans to go to work full time after gradu ating. His favorite memories from MHS are vacations, leaving, and school closing. Ronda Lynn Ford 118 Half Moon 1986 1W Dave's favorite memory of MHS is being kicked out of social class the first two days of his senior year Dave spends most of his free time with the fire department and res cue squad of Mechanicville. Occasionally you could find him out with his girlfriend or watching Hill Street Blues. Dave played football for MHS in ninth and eleventh grades He also received two letters for four years of band In the future he hopes to go to college and become a police officer Dave's favorite saying is, âI fail to understand Dave David G. Gullianelll David Paul Gullianelll Hoover Dave was a member of the Spanish Club and band in his freshman and sophomore years Hooverâs musical interests include Van Halen, and the Scorpions. Dave spends his free time sleeping or just hanging out on street corners. Vic likes to spend his free time either working on his car or being with his girl- friend His favorites include Redd Fox. going out, Quincy, and Led Zeppelin. Vic intends to go to a two-year college and travel in search of the perfect drink. Victor loved to tease and bother teachers, and although he wasn't involved in sports, he could be seen in the âZoo at basketball games. Victor Anthony Gullianelll Seniors 119 Sandra M. Haney Sandy Sandy was very active in her four years at MHS She participated in the French Club for four years and was a member of the Riding Club for two years Her favorite memory of MHS was when the girls won the Colonial Council soccer title in 1984 Her favorite T V. show is Miami Vice, and her favorite movie is Back To The Future. In her free time Sandy enjoys swimming and going out with her friends. After high school she plans on going to college to study accounting. Dennis, a mainstay on the cross country team here at MHS. knew he was a senior when he was allowed to be two minutes late for homeroom Among his favorites are The Honeymooners, U2. Madonna, and any- thing that isnât good for him His interests include running and playing the bass guitar Dennis was a member of the Spanish Club for three years and was on the indoor track team as a freshman In the future. Dennis plans to attend college. His favorite memory was first period cooking class Dennis M. Heller Dennis Matthew Higgins Higgly Higgly's favorite memories during his four years at MHS were trips to Lake George His favorites include Lisa Hartman. The Honeymooners. Animal House, and, of course, the Scorpions He also loves pizza, wings, and Long John Silverâs. Higgly played football as a freshman and a senior and played soccer as a sophomore After graduation, Higgly intends to form his own rock group and find the most beautiful babe in the world. 120 Half Moon 1986 Zeke has been an active member in the sports program at MHS He has played bas ketball for four years and was a member of the J.V. and Varsity football teams When he is not busy playing sports, he enjoys lis- tening to his favorite groups Lynard Skyn- ard and 38 Special When he is not doing this, he is sleeping Among his favorites are the movie Vacation and eating Swiss Rolls Zeke Joseph Edward Higgins Patricia E. Higgins In the future Patty would like to teach the deaf, get married, and raise a family. Today she spends her free time talking on the phone and watching her favorite TV show Days of Our Lives. One of Pattyâs hobbies is collecting stuffed penguins Her favorite memories of MHS are the Proms of '84 and â85 She has been involved in the Riding Club. Ski Club, and Service Club throughout her years at MHS Jerry is an asset in Mechanicville's sports program Jerry has been a member of fresh- man. J.V. and Varsity baseball, basketball and football teams He has led the Red Raid ers to many successful seasons When Jerry is not at practice or a game, he is usually partying or listening to Van Halen while munching on a pizza On those long rainy nights. Jerry can be found watching The Cosby Show or Eddie Murphy. Jerry wish es to attend a four-year college, live it up and then, let whatever happens, happen Some of his fondest memories of MHS are the football season of â84. Lake George, and road trips! Red Gerald E. Hmura Seniors 121 Carl-Anton Holmgren Calle Calle came to MHS as a foreign exchange student from Sweden. Here he participated in Varsity soccer and became well-liked by his fellow classmates. In his spare time he likes to party, travel and spend time with friends. His favorite singer is Bruce Spring- steen and his favorite food is beef stroga noff. Calle also enjoys Faulty Towers, Ma donna and skiing In the future Calle hopes to become a traffic pilot. He is also interest ed in attending a university in Sweden. He will leave us soon and be missed, but we hope his memories of MHS will be a part of his life forever Zenter's favorite memories during his four years at MHS were his Earth Science and Physics classes with Mr Rozon He spends his free time doing what every other normal senior does, partying Sean is into golf, ten- nis and basketball. He has been active in athletics and was on the cross country and basketball teams for four years. His favorites include Christie Brinkley. Eddie Murphy. Night Ranger and chicken wings with hot sauce Sean plans to attend college and be come a physical education teacher Zenter Susan M. lorlo Sue Susan, who spends her free time shopping or visiting friends, was a winner of a Gregg Typing Award and a member of the Half Moon â86 Staff. Her favorite movie is St. Elmo'a Fire and her favorite actor is Rob Lowe. In the future she plans to study and practice law. Sean D. Hunter 122 Half Moon 1986 Colleen is known for her outgoing person ality She says that you know you're a senior when you pass eleventh grade Colleen loves chicken parmesan and The Coeby Show. Her favorite movie is An Officer and a Gentleman, and her favorite group is Dio She also enjoys riding around and going shopping Colleen was busy at MHS: she was involved in Riding Club. Spanish Club, track and soccer Her memories of MHS include Lake George, the prom, and the Class Day picnic of '85 Her favorite saying is Hi. kids! lu Colleen Ann Izzo William R. Johnson Bill Bill is a true outdoorsman He enjoys rais- ing animals and working on his farm Bill spends his free time watching television, and his favorite show is 60 Minutes. His favor- ite food is apple pie At MHS. Bill was a member of Alpha. Omega. Aristoi and the National Honor Society. His favorite memo- ry of MHS was his last day of school In the future, Bill hopes to continue working on his farm and someday have his own. Danielle was extremely active at MHS. She was involved in many activities such as ASAEP. National Honor Society. Alpha. Omega. Aristoi. Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Riding Club. Ski Club. Spanish Club, band, MHS Gazette in ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades, yearbook in twelfth grade and Colonial Council Math Contest. She participated in soccer in ninth and tenth grade, JV basketball in ninth and tenth and Varsity basketball in eleventh and twelfth grade When not in school. Danielle can be found working at McDonaldâs. Her favorite movie is Cocoon and her favorite foods include dill pickles and deviled eggs In the future Danielle plans to attend a four- year college for electrical engineering Jose E. Danielle Jose Seniors 123 Dana Anne Kenyon Dane During her four years at MHS. Dana has been involved in many activities. These in- clude French Club in her freshman and soph omore years, French Club secretary, JV. and Varsity cheerleading, and Riding Club. She received the Miss Freshman Award and the typing award. Some of Danaâs favorite include the Scorpions and Motley Cr  «. Family Tl«a. the movie Purple Rain. âStill Loving Youâ and Too Young to Fall in Love.â Dana has had many memories at MHS including the pit parties, dancing in the cornfields, the Proms of '84 and â85, and watching the sunrise. In her free time. Dana enjoys listening to her stereo in the dark while watching a candle burn Her favorite hobbies are collecting mice and talking about guys Danaâs future plans are to get married, be filthy rich, raise a family, and live in a house in Beverly Hills with a big front porch. I Michele is a new addition to the class of '86 She is certainly welcome and very pleasant to be around Her activities include softball and Ski Club She likes to watch Miami Vice and listen to the Scorpions She enjoys all kinds of food and keeps up on coming attractions at the cinema. St.Elmoâs Fire appears to be one of her favorites. She spends most of her free time working. In the future she wishes to be a pediatrician Spat Michelle Kepner Chris Kingsley Kinger Chris is the kind of guy who is into gam bling, steak. The Cosby Show and the Scorpions His favorite memories during his four years at MHS were dropping physics after three days and experiencing Lake George in 1985. Chris participated in bas ketball for all four years and was on three Colonial Council golf teams in tenth, elev enth, and twelfth grades He played football as a freshman and was involved in the Span- ish and Riding Clubs His future plans In- clude going to college and working to lower the drinking age 124 Half Moon 1986 Dave M. Kraszewski Eddie's favorite memory of MHS was get- ting thrown out of the NEDTâs with D and Bugsy Eddieâs school activities include Al- pha. Omega. Aristoi and National Honor So- ciety He was also active in soccer, basket- ball. baseball and golf during his four years at MHS. In his free time he loves to gamble, watch Hogan's Heroes and listen to his favorite group. The Doobie Brothers Mon- ey is an important part of Eddie's future plans Edward Stephen Krajewskl K K's favorite activities include sports and eating He has been involved in football and baseball throughout his four years at MHS as well as basketball and bowling Two of Kâs favorite memories were Math 10 and 11 with âLegâ and Digger Dave also had a good time in Lake George in '85 In the future Dave would like to study accounting or mathematics. Debbie has been actively involved in Var- sity soccer thoughout high school, as well as J.V. basketball as a freshman and sopho- more Debbie was our freshman class secre- tary. and has excelled in typing, for which she received many Gregg Typing Awards. Debbie enjoys listening to the Scorpionsâ Still Loving You.â while eating just about everything, since she loves to eat. Lake George '85 is one of Debbieâs favorite mem- ories at MHS To occupy her time Debbie enjoys riding around and living by her favor- ite saying Hey sister! In the future, Debbie plans to enter the field of elementary education Debbie Deborah Mary Lanzone Senior 125 Patricia Anne LeClaire Patty in the future Patty would like to go to a two-year college and study to become a computer operator Presently, she spends her free time with her friends and working Patty enjoys listening to the Scorpions and watching the Cosby Show, both are favor ites of hers. Patty's favorite memories were having Leg and kidding around with Digger Gaughan Patty has been involved in Service Club, Riding Club, typing for the yearbook, and cheerleading at MHS William Malello Kim spends her free time helping out in the Ladies Auxiliary of the Arvin Hart Fire Company. Her favorite shows include Gen- eral Hospital and Police Adademy. She is a big fan of Journey and Loverboy. which are her favorite groups. In the future. Kim plans to attend college for computer programming Kim Rog During his four years at MHS. Bill has participated in both Junior Varsity and Var sity baseball He spends much of his free time hunting, fishing, and just going out. Among his favorites are pizza. The Honey- mooners. and Beverly Hills Cop. He also enjoys the music of Van Halen In the future Bill plans to enter the Army and join the military police He later plans to pursue a career in law Kimberly Lesson 126 Half Moon 1986 Georgianne Marie Markiewlcz Kevin, another active member of the se nior class, played football in ninth, eleventh, and twelfth grades He played baseball in ninth and tenth grades, and basketball in tenth grade While an active athlete, he was also elected vice-president of the junior class Some of his favorites include Chevy Chase, the movie Vacation. Mr. T. cereal, and the Fabulous Moolah. Some of his activi- ties include synchronized swimming and en tertaining his fellow classmates Boney Kevin Michael Marinello Georgianne is a chocolate lover, and col- lecting unicorns is her favorite hobby. Geor- gianne enjoys listening to Journey and Billy Squire, and her favorite movie is Vision Quest. When asked. âYou know you are a senior when Georgianne's reply was. âYou get so used to school food you donât get sick. Attending the prom was a special memory of MHS for Georgianne. She at- tended BOCES for two years with an inter- est in computers. Georgianne also received Gregg Typing Award and clothing award. Her future plans include going to college and someday settling down with the right man and having a family âYou know you are a senior when you finally get used to the food, says Michelle. Among her favorites are General Hospi- tal. Air Supply, Journey. Friday the 13th. Gene Francis, and anything with sauce Her favorite memory of MHS was her ninth grade social studies class. Michelle L. Markiewlcz Seniors 127 Denise Marie Mastrianni Snuggle Denise was involved in a variety of activi- ties and received the Gregg Typing Award in tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. She par- ticipated in band for four years, and she was the band secretary in her senior year She was typing editor for Half Moon '85 and â86. Denise's favorites include music by the Scorpions, Journey, Bruce Springsteen, and AC DC. She enjoys eating pizza and watch- ing Richard Gere movies. Her favorite is An Officer and a Gentlemen. Denise's fon- dest memories of MHS consist of working in the bookstore with Mr Muth, class trips, and Mr. Harrisâ Science Fiction class. In the fu- ture Denise plans on attending SUNY at Cobleskill for secretarial science. On the athletic side Donna has participat- ed in Varsity soccer in her freshman, sopho- more. junior, and senior years. She has also been a member of the basketball team for four years Donna enjoys spending her free time with friends. She also enjoys listening to her favorite group the Scorpions. Other fa- vorites of Donna's include macaroni. Knots Landing and actor Richard Gere Her fa- vorite movie is Uncommon Valor. A fond memory of MHS for Donna was Lake George '85. In her future Donna plans to attend college with business as a major. Donna Ann Mastropietro James Brud Meka Jim Jim enjoys the music of MTV. especially REO Speed wagon He spends most of his free time cruisinâ in his car. building engines, or fixing his car Some of his activities in- clude baseball and basketball In the future Jim plans to go to an agricultural school and establish a career in that field. 128 Half Moon 1986 Ken Moll Mo Mo. Mechanicville's answer to Rambo, plans to serve active duty in the Marines for six years In the meantime he spends his free time watching his favorite T V. shows Grape Ape and Captain Caveman. Mo has been an important part of our football and wrestling teams As a senior, he was co- captain of the Raider football team. Mo's favorite memory was Memorial Day week end '85. Heather Locklear is Mo's favorite actress and Steve Martin is his favorite actor Mo-Mo Michael Molisky Too Tail-Moll After graduation. Ken hopes to start a career in auto mechanics. His favorite saying is Done. and he can always be found rid- ing around in his car. Ronnie enjoys model railroading. Going to BOCES for machine shop is one of his favor- ite memories at MHS. After graduation he hopes to become a machinist on the railroad or work on the city of Mechanic ville DPW Ronnie enjoys Sheriff Lobo. Duran Duran, spaghetti, pitta, and Fast Times at Ridge mont High. Other favorite memories of MHS are the New York City trip in tenth grade and the proms of '85 and '86 Choo Choo Ronnie P. Montanari Seniors 129 Carol Ann Montarello CA Carol Ann has been involved in many ac- tivities throughout her four years at MHS. She was a member of French Club for four years and served as president in her junior year She was a band member for four years and a member of the Half Moon 86 Staff. Carol Ann volunteers her Saturdays teach- ing religious education to kindergarteners, and spends the most of her free time with her family and friends. Carol Ann's favorite hobby is collecting seals, of which she has hundreds. Some of her other favorites in- clude piz2a, the movies Arthur and An Of- ficer and a Gentleman, Huey Lewis and the News, and The Jefferson .â Some of Carol Annâs favorite memories at MHS in- clude computer math class with Mr B., band with Miss Shiebler, the Red Raider football games, and not to forget, her freshman year spent with the Hillboys.â Jim is very involved in public service. He is a member of the Mechanicville Fire De- partment and the John Ahern Rescue Squad. When Jim isnât serving the public, he can often be found listening to Iron Maiden and Judas Priest In the future. Jim would either like to become a New York City fire fighter or a state police officer. Jim James A. Morelll Ruth Marie Moryl During her years at MHS. Ruth was in- volved in bowling and Riding Club. She also won a Home Economics Award. She enjoys sewing, working, and going out with her friends Her favorites include: Wheel of Fortune. Madonna. Rambo, and Sylvester Stallone She plans on going to work after graduation and is also considering college 130 Half Moon 1986 Frederick T. Nelss This blond-haired, blue-eyed guy has been a great asset to the MHS sports program. He participated in basketball throughout his years at MHS and that is why he recalls doing lay ups at the Glens Falls Civic Center. He has also played tennis and soccer He likes listening to the Doobie Brothers and watching The Odd Couple. While he eats his roast beef sandwiches and Devil Dogs, he thinks about Heather Locklear or driving his momâs Mustang Spook would like to go to college and make a lot of money If not. he will be watching Chevy Chaseâs new films. Spook Michael F. Munger Fred As a senior. Fred feels a sense of superior- ity. He enjoys reading in his free time. His most memorable movie was Gone with the Wind. He also enjoys listening to his favor- ite group. Wham1 As a hobby. Fred has taken up stamp and coin collecting His fa- vorite dish is beef Wellington. In the future. Fred plans to become a floral shop manager. Fred was a winner at the N.Y.S. Regionals for the Best Floral Design At MHS Derek was a member of the band and also spent a lot of time working with computers This interest seems appropriate since in the future he plans to become a computer programmer In his spare time he can often be found riding around on his mo- torcycle or playing the guitar. His favorite television show is The Honeymooners. and his favorite actor is Sylvester Stallone Derek's favorite memory is MHS is Mr Har ris and his Invisible Man incident Derek Norton Senior 131 Brian E. Olson Ole Brian has led an active four years at MHS. He was a member of the Varsity soccer team in twelth grade. He was also involved in French Club and band for four years Brian was inducted into Alpha. Omega. Aristoi and the National Honor Society and partici- pated in the Colonial Council Math Contest in tenth grade; in his junior year he won. Brian was a Junior Usher and senior class secretary. When he has free time, he likes to sleep, watch Mash, the Cosby Show and listen to AC DC Brian plans to attend a college for broadcast journalism Tip is one of the cheeriest members of the class of '86. He likes all kinds of food, and loves music, preferable MBtley Crue. Miami Vice. Loni Anderson. Micheal J. Fox. and partying are among his favorites. He spends most of his free time eating, re- laxing or drinking. He hopes to attend col- lege and find a career as a pilot. If not. Tip will stand downtown and hold up the Pla a Pub wall At MHS Tom has participated in football, wrestling. Ski Club, and Riding Club, but his favorite moments at MHS were spent with Digger in Trig. Tip says, âYou know you are a senior when your hardest class is lunch.â Tip Thomas Steven O'Neil Morris A. Patenaude Mo Morris is quite an outdoorsman. He spends much his time backpacking, camp- ing. and hunting. When he is not busy in the wilderness, he can be found in the comforts of home watching Miami Vice and Hell Town. After his television shows are over, he listens to Led Zeppelin. One of Morris's favorite foods obviously is 9 lives. His future plan is to become an electrical engineer 132 Half Moon 1986 Mike is an easy-going guy. During his four years at MHS, he has been a member of band and Spanish Club. As a senior he played golf He was the sophomore class president and was a Student Council repre sentative in his freshman year He was a member of Alpha. Omega, Aristoi, and the National Honor Society He was also a Ju- nior Usher. He received the Social Studies Award in ninth grade, and he participated in the Math Contest as a junior. In his free time. Mike likes to golf and play his stereo Huey Lewis and the News is his favorite group Other favorites are The Honeymooners, pizza, Conan the Destroyer, Brooke Shields, and Jackie Gleason After gradua tion Mike plans to attend a four-year college and someday run his own business. Pep Michael S. Pepe Lea Perkins While giving a quiet impression to class- mates. Les isn't low key around his friends. Les enjoys watching television's Happy Days. On the more crazy side, he enjoys teasing his friends Ken. Tom, and Rob, who were an important part of his four years of high school. Les' favorite food is cake. On the intellectual side he is proud of the fact that he has received four years of passing report cards. Future plans for Les include becoming a mechanic. Rich spends much of his free time playing his guitar He also enjoys listening to AC DC. sleeping, and eating raviolis. At MHS he was inducted into Alpha. Omega. Aristoi. and National Honor Society. He also participated in Spanish Club for three years Mr Knapikâs first period Health class ranks up there as one of Richâs favorite memories of MHS Rich Richard J. Petta Seniors 133 Danny was very active member of the class of '86 He was a member of the golf, basketball, and baseball teams. He was in- ducted into Alpha. Omega. Aristoi. and Na tional Honor Society, in which he was presi dent He won the Math 10 award. Math 11 award, and the RPI medal He was also a Junior Usher, and a member of French Club, Ski Club, and ASAEP In his free time Danny can be found either sleeping or watching the A-Team. Among his favorites are Kiss, macaroni. Nightmare on Elm Street, and Bill Murray One of his favorite memories at MHS was playing basketball in the Glens Falls Civic Center After graduation Danny plans on attending college where he will study engineering. Pearl Daniel T. Pickett Jacqueline Anne Plnsonneault Jackie During her MHS years. Jackie has been an active member of Riding Club. Spanish Club, softball, and was a homeroom repre sentative She enyoys watching football on Sundays as well as Red Raider Football games Jackie was also a Varsity cheerlead er in her senior year She likes actors Rich ard Gere and Jeff Bridges Jackie also en- joys listening to Motley Criie Her favorite food is prime rib with baked potato and sour cream Future plans for Jackie are to go to college for communications Steven R. Phillips Steve Steve who has been active in sports, played freshman football in ninth grade, and J.V. football in tenth and eleventh grade. He participated in J V. wrestling in ninth, tenth, eleveth and Varsity wrestling and Varsity soccer as a senior He has been a member of Alpha and Omega Steve's favorite hobbies include playing bass and listening to heavy metal His favorite groups include the Scor- pions. Iron Maiden, and Judas Priest Steve's other favorites include The Coaby Show, actor Bill Murray. The Road War- rior. and tacos Some of Steve's favorite memories include Mr. Dillalo's Social Stud ies class. Mr Mages's MD class, and ninth grade English with Mr Harris. In the future, Steve plans on becoming an electrical engi- neer and hopes to someday play a concert at Madison Sqare Garden 134 Half Moon 1986 Among Jaimie's favorites are Miami Vice, chicken parmesan and Bill Murray. Jaimieâs favorite movie is An Officer and a Gentleman, in her free time she can be found with friends or listening to the Scorpi- ons Jaimie was a member of the Spanish Club and Riding Club as a freshman and Half Moon '86 in her senior year She par ticipated in band for four years and also was a cheerleader in her sophomore, junior, and senior years Her favorite memory of MHS is becoming closer to her friends and always having a good time Jaimie. a nominee for Who's Who Among American High School Students, hopes to attend college for fashion merchandising Gar Jaimie Marie Ponzillo Robin Reine Rajeski Robin was very active in Spanish Club for three years and served as its secretary in her junior year In her sophomore year she was a member of the J.V cheerleading squad She also participated in Riding Club and Ski Club Robin spends much of her free time shopping, riding around, or just lounging. Her favorites include Prince. An Officer and a Gentleman. Richard Gere. Joan Collins, and Dallas. After high school, she plans on attending a four-year college Being a good business student. Kim has won many Gregg Typing Awards and a Ser- vice Club Award She enjoys listening to Journey, and Back to the Future is her favorite movie Other favorites include Dy- nasty. actress Linda Evans, and everyone's favorite actor. Tom Selleck In her free time, Kim enjoys working with crafts, such as cross-stitching. Kim particularly enjoys being with and meeting friends. Kim's future plans are to attend a two-year business college and become a successful secretary Kim Kimberly M. Reed Seniors 135 Brain M. Rivers Fom Brian likes to eat. and some of his favor- ites are pizza, fish fries, and apple pie He spends most of his free time golfing and was a member of our golf team during his junior and senior years Brian likes to sit back, turn up his stereo, and listen to Huey Lewis and the News or Quiet Riot His favorite actor is Michael J. Fox. and his favorite movie is Back To The Future. Brian lists all his classes with Prof Muth as his favorite mem ories of MHS Lynneâs favorite memories of MHS were all the Red Raider football games, she is a big fan. When she is not cheering for the Raiders, she enjoys cheering for the New York Yankees Lynne has participated in Omega. Alpha. Aristoi. the Colonial Council Math Contest in ninth grade. MHS Gazette. Half Moon '86 staff in twelth grade. Riding Club during all four years. J.V basketball. Varsity softball in ninth grade. Varsity bas ketball in tenth grade, and Youth Ministry Some of Lynneâs favorites include The Coaby Show, Richard Gere, Joan Collins. Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, the songs âMy Oh Myâ and Against All Odds, and Gramâs homemade raviolis In her free time Lynne enjoys partying while waiting for graduation After graduation, Lynne plans on attending a four year college and major ing in psychology Skins Lynne Marie Rose Wendy Lee Rose Wee Wendy, a nominee for Whoâ Who Among American High School Stu dents, is very outgoing with her friends She is active and likes to backpack and catch the latest concerts She enjoys munching on ta cos while she watches General Hospital, paying close attention to Emma Samms and John Stamos Wendy would like to become a Head Start teacher or work with abused children Wendyâs favorite memories of MHS were the trips to New York City and Boston, and of course. Mrs. Bâs cooking class 136 Half Moon 1986 Charles Ryan Jeff was a member of Omega. Alpha. Aristoi. and National Honor Society He served as vice president of the band during his senior year Jeff was a photographer for Half Moon '86 and plans to go to college for a career in photography He spends much of his free time playing the guitar and enjoys the music of Van Halen and the Scor pions He likes to watch Math and Satur- day Night Live, and his favorite actors are Eddie Murphy and Clint Eastwood Among his other favorites are pizza, the movie Red Dawn, and the Blues Brothers. Lurch Jeffrey F. Russom Chuck During his four years at MHS. Chuck par ticipated in the French Club in ninth and tenth grade and played soccer His favorite memory of MHS is going crazy at the basket ball games with the Crazies . Chuck's fa vorite food is lasagna. and his favorite movie was Animal House. In his free time he enjoys working and just plain partying After graduation Chuck plans to go to college where he will major in economics. In his senior year Brian was a member of the football team Although he spends most of his free time working. Brian also enjoys listening to AC DC and Led Zeppelin, play- ing football, and partying Some of his favor- ites include actress Dolly Parton. actor Ed- die Murphy PeeWeeâs Big Adventure, and Webster. Brianâs future goal is to get a job on the B M Railroad Buck Brian Rychcik Seniors 137 Suzette Marie Sala Throughout her four years at MHS, Su- zette has been involved in various activities She was a member of the track team in her junior and senior years and was a three year member of the French Club. She was induct- ed into Omega, Alpha. Aristoi, and National Honor Society. She was chosen to be a Ju- nior Usher and was a Student Council repre- sentative in her senior year. She was also kept very busy on the Half Moon '86 Staff as senior editor Suzette loves listening to Paul Young and Bryan Adams Her favorites include Michael J. Fox, Rob Lowe. Moon- lighting. and Terms of Endearment. She plans on attending college after graduation. Some of Pattyâs best memories of MHS include trips to Boston and New York Dur ing her spare time. Patty enjoys acrobatics and going out with friends Using her acro- batic talent, she participated in cheerleading during tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Pattyâs favorite music is by .38 Special, and her favorite food is lasagna Her on-the- screen favorites are such movies as E.T. and such performers as Sylvester Stallone and Sally Fields In the future Patty plans to attend a two-year college Trish Patty L. Sally v Joyce was a Junior Varsity cheerleader as a sophomore and a member of French Club in her freshman, sophomore, and junior years She was a member of Omega, Alpha, and Aristoi, and the National Honor Society. She received the English Award in tenth grade and the French Award in eleventh grade She was a member of the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Joyce was a Junior Usher and a Student Council alternate as a senior She was also on the Half Moon 86 Staff In her free time. Joyce likes to shop, listen to Bry an Adams, and watch the Yankees Among her favorites are Moonlighting. St. El- moâs Fire, and Michael J. Fox In the future she plans to attend a four year college, go to law school, and practice law in Mechanicville 138 Half Moon 1986 Carolyn's favorite memories during her four years at MHS include football games and winning the girl's Colonial Council and Sectional Championship in soccer Her fa- vorites range from The Coaby Show. Cheers, and Shirley Temple to mushroom pizza. OREO ice-cream, and Mel Gibson. Carolyn enjoys playing sports and going out with friends She has also been very active at MHS Her activities include Omega. Alpha. Aristoi. J.V. and Varsity basketball. Varsity soccer, and softball She has served as the sophomore vice-president and also held that position in Student Council. She was also Miss Junior and president of the Spanish Club After graduation. Carolyn plans to go to college and study advertising and communications Carolyn A. Sgambatl Steve A. Sgambatl Shlong Steve has been an active player for MHS football all four years Two of those he spent on the Varsity team He was also a member of Student Council for three years and was senior class treasurer Steve enjoys the groups Dio and the Scorpions In his free time Steve likes to cruise chicks. Otherwise you can find him home watching The Hon eymooners. Among his favorites are Eddie Murphy and Loni Anderson. Steveâs favorite memories of MHS are Lake George '85 and '86 In the future Steve hopes to own his own nationwide lemonade stand chain. Michele participated in many activities at MHS These include softball in tenth and eleventh. J.V. basketball in tenth, and Span ish Club in her sophomore year. In her free time. Michele can be found at malls, movie theaters, or drive-ins. She enjoys a variety of music from such performers as Chicago and Hall and Oates to Bryan Adams and Phil Collins Micheleâs favorite movies are Flrat Blood I and II. and Rocky. Of course, her favorite actor is Sylvester Stallone. One of her hobbies is watching television. She en- joys shows like The Honeymooners. and The Odd Couple. Michele is rather unsure about her future, but she thinks she will probably get a full time job. Sumi Jr. Michele Marie Shrome Seniors 139 Deborah Leigh Sorell Crusher Debbie's known at MHS for her energetic personality and willingness to listen to oth- ers. During her four years at MHS she has participated in soccer in ninth grade. French Club in ninth and tenth grade, cheerleading in tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade, and Riding Club in eleventh and twelfth grade. She has also worked on the MHS Gazette. Half Moon '86. and the prom committee. Some of Debbieâs favorites include The Cosby Show. PeeWee Herman. Prince, and Buffalo Bill Chicken Wings In her free time. Deb enjoys cruisin' with her friends and trying to avoid barbed wire fences Her hobbies range from stamp collecting to par tying. Some of her favorites memories at MHS are the football games, pit parties. Prom '85. horseback riding, and partying with Bern In the future. Debbie plans to attend college and become a CPA The Prom of '85 and Lake George of '85 are among Toniâs highlights of MHS. As a senior she was a member of the prom com- mittee and a member of Ski Club. She also was a homeroom representative and a mem ber of Omega Toni's favorite movie is An Officer and a Gentleman, and her favor- ite actor is Richard Gere. Her hobbies in- clude spending money or cruisin' in her red Mustang Toniâs favorite memories of MHS include the night her boyfriend gave her a diamond and Ladies' Night in Saratoga Her favorite songs include Inspiration and ' Against All Odds.â In the future Toni hopes to graduate from college, get married, and someday have a son named Zackary Richard! Toni Antoinette Lynn Spass Steven Swler Steve says his hobbies are sports, and during his years at MHS he has proven this He has participated in basketball, freshman and J.V. football, and J.V. and Varsity base ball. Steve says he would like to go to a four year college and become a teacher Back to the Future was Steve's favorite movie. His favorite television show is The Cosby Show. Steve spends his free time working, doing homework, or going out with his friends 140 Half Moon 1986 Kathy's favorite memories of MHS are the bonfires of '83 and '84 At MHS she was a member of the Riding Club for four years. She enjoys collecting posters and talking on the phone with friends Kathy loves Gener- al Hospital and pizza Her favorite movie is Purple Rain, and her favorite group is Chi- cago In the future Kathy hopes to attend college for accounting Kathy Kathryn Ann Teal Tammy Ann Tofte T After graduation, Tammy plans on attend- ing a four year college. During her years at MHS, Tammy was a two-year member of the French Club and a four-year member of the Riding Club. She also was an active play- er on the softball team for four years. Tammy was our junior class president and a member of Half Moon '86 Staff. Academi- cally. Tammyâs achievements have earned her entry into Omega. Alpha. Aristoi and National Honor Society. Among her favor- ites are Bob Seger, Alabama, Buffalo Bill Chicken Wings, and the movie Purple Rain. She also enjoys reruns of The Bever- ly Hill Billies and cruisin' in her red T-Bird In her free time. Tammy likes partying with friends and listening to the radio. Among her memories of MHS are apple picking, watch- ing the sunrise, and three great years of Lake George's Memorial Day weekends. Mike has been an active member of the class. His participation in sports include be- ing a member of the basketball team for four years, a member of the football team for four years, and captain of the Varsity foot- ball team in his senior year. Mike participat- ed in Student Council as treasurer in his junior year and as president in his senior year He was a member of Omega and a Junior Usher. His favorites include the Scor- pions. actor Chevy Chase, and horseracing. Mikeâs favorite memory at MHS was winning the 1984 85 Superbowl at Glens Falls and parading around the field with the trophy. Mike's future plans are to attend a four-year college and major in business. Bugsy Michael T. Toma Seniors 141 Christopher Patrick Topetro Suzanne M. Waldron Coach Chris has been active in a variety of activi- ties at MHS He played J.V. and Varsity baseball; freshman football and basketball. He was also a member of the Varsity foot- ball team and was captain of the J.V soccer team for two years. Chris was inducted into Omega, Alpha, and Aristoi. He participated in Spanish Club, Riding Club, and band as well. He especially enjoys sketching, sleep- ing, or watching Miami Vice or The Hon- eymooners. One of his favorite memories of MHS was playing quarters with Digger. After graduation Chris plans on going to college for accounting. JAI7 V Mikeâs personality can be accented by his future plans. He says he would like to own Anheuser-Busch. Mike was a member of the soccer team during his sophomore, junior, and senior years and a member of the base ball team during his freshman, junior, and senior years. He also participated in both French Club and Ski Club. Mikeâs favorite actor is Rodney Dangerfield, especially in Caddyshack and Hardly Working. Mike likes music and can often be found listening to Led Zeppelin and the Doobie Brothers. Mike Michael Joseph Verdile Suzanne was a four-year member of the band and served as its treasurer in her senior year. She has also received many music competition awards. In addition to her band activities. Suzanne was a member of the Spanish Club for two years In her free time, Suzanne likes to listen to the radio, go shop- ping, or read She enjoys listening to Amy Grant Her favorite T.V. shows is St. Else- where. and her favorite movie was Terms of Endearment. In the future, she hopes to become a medical secretary. 142 Half Moon 1986 Yvette M. White Crash Vicky enjoys watching General Hospi- tal. listening to the Rolling Stones, and eat ing steak and mushrooms. She has won two Gregg Typing Awards and has done typing for Half Moon '86. Her favorite memories of MHS include business math with Mr Muth and the junior trip to Boston Her future lies in the business field as a secretary. Yvette has been a member of the Riding Club and Service Club She was also a mem- ber of the bowling team She has received a Gregg Typing Award Among her favorite things. Yvette enjoys listening to Led Zeppe- lin and watching episodes of The Coaby Show. She enjoyed the movie Rambo. and her favorite actor is Sylvester Stallone. In her free time. Yvette likes to go out with her friends and boyfriend. She collects spoons as a hobby Yvette's future plans include at- tending college in preparaton for being a successful accountant Vicky A. Whalen John is a member of the F F A. and has won a Saratoga VO-TEC F.F.A outstanding service award He placed third at both dis- trict and state conservations conventions, and he is member of the Hemstreet Park Fire Department Woodyâs favorite memory of MHS is getting outâ and in the future he plans to become a butcher Woody John David Wood Seniors 143 The ftrden Portrait Itâs What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. XTien you graduate, donât settle for less. It uauirk- ar«l« ii' 144 G.A. BOVE FUELS - MECHANICVILLE, N.Y. AND QUICK-SERV MARKET DELI - STILLWATER, N.Y. TAXI For Reasonable Rates Call  1  ItI (Ui Zy r. (518) 664-3816 We Go To Albany Airport, The Bus Station Train Station Serving: Mechanicville, Stillwater, Round Lake Clifton Park Joseph Barbara Stewart Owners Box 42 Stillwater, N.Y. 12170 YOU'LL LIKE OUR NUMBERS! CHEVY MAKES THE CARS AND TRUCKS WEâLL MAKE THE UNBEATABLE DEALS NORTHSTAR CHEVROLET Our Present Location: Route  46 - 4 Miles East Of Clifton Country Mall In Clifton Park Watch For The New NORTHSTAR CHEVROLET Northway Exit 9 â Next To Clifton Country Mall TODAY'S CHEVROLET-to- ut. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '86 MCDONALD'S Park Ave. . N. Central 664-8844 ITâS A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREATTASTE M At JC PENNY STYLING SALON Weekly Specials, Men Children Specials Clifton Country Mall Clifton Park. N.Y. 371-0830 Hours: Mon-Fri. 9-9 Sat.-9-8 Sun-10-4 To The Class Of â86 Congratulations Best Wishes For The Future SOLAR TRON INDUSTRIES, Inc. of NewYorX P.O. Box 175. Clifton Pork, NY 12065 518-664-6127 800-252-5211 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986! 'Where Customers Bring Their Friends EEHaZ333ZZ3 FORD and MERCURY âą SALES . SERVICE _--------- . RENTALS âą PARTS TRUCKS USED CARS COMPLETE AUTO BODY SERVICE WATERFORD R0.. MECHANICVILLE L located At Tlw UMfSKliM Of - - . qq Komis « A 12. HskKsrkv.Hs I FORD i r TELEPHONE 664-9841 Jack Byrne Rte. 4 32 Jack Byrne Ford Mercury mechanicville. n.y. Mechanicville Area Community Services Center, Inc. 6 South Main Street Mechanicville, NY 12118 518-664-8322 A non-profit, private corporation serving the residents of the area Major Program Offerings Big Buddy Big Sister Program Community Meeting Space Community Nursery School Juvenile Outreach Program Mental Health Clinic Mental Health Day Activity Group Reading Readiness Program Youth Employment Service Various Service Providers (W.I.C., Youth and Adult Recreational, C.H.A.P., Probation, Vocational Educational, and Social Rehabilitation, Well Baby Clinic Programs etc.) THE CONNORS AGENCY Compliments Of RALOID TOOLS CO. INC. 60 Railroad Place Mechanicville, New York 12118 1-518 664-7307 Insurance Sales And Service Established 1955 148 Congratulations To The Congratulations Class Of â86 Class Of 1986 Look To The Future WEVER PETROLEUM INC. THE FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER 100 S. Hudson St. Mechanicville, NY 12118 6647331 Stephen S. Sgambati Sr. M.D. Stephen S. Sgambati Jr. M.D. South Central Avenue Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 MICHELEâS GROCERY DICK AND MADELINE âVOLPEâ 159 No Main St. Mechanicville N Y. MARINELLO 664-7595 AND Home Of The Super Sub T.L. CASSIDY FUNERAL HOME INC. 126 North Second Avenue Mechanicville, NY 1 149 Best Wishes To The Class Of â86 CANADA DRY BOTTLING CO. Mechanicville, NY ROOTâS FLOWER FARM Quality Grown âą Annual Bedding Plants âą Vegetable Plants âą Perenials (Ferennials) âą Hanging Baskets âą Professional Landscaping Service Pruyn Hill Road Mechanicville, NY Mike Diane Root 664-7733 CONTINENTAL J THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE Theodore LaVigna Agency TEO LaVlGNA BOB CiULLA ED RICHARDSON PAULA HOGAN AUTO OS âŠft ura â ONE CALL DOES IT ALL - ------- 664-7367 C xtc.xLaC (J c.i.Lgn Liniicx. cMaix ÂŁafor. Alaniz (J ÂŁ Jz£±csnzo 664-6184 70 Sa atoga cM.icfianicvi(ti, cN. T . 150 HOLMES ROOFING CO. Congratulations Class Of â86 102 Railroad Street Mechanicville, N Y. (518) 664-5542 CARM AND MARY DECRESCENTE Congratulations Class Of â86 Congratulations Class Of â86 From DUNN FUNERAL HOME INC. CHARITYâS LOUNGE Clifton Park, New York Robert G. Chase Jr. Director 319 Park Ave Mechanicville 664 3731 121 N. Hudson Ave Stillwater Entertainment Wednesday-Sunday Featuring Dick Spass The Coachmen Congratulations Class Of '86 THE PARISH COMMUNITY OF ASSUMPTION ST. PAUL PLAZA PUB, INC. Park Plaza Mechanicville, N.Y. Congratulations Class Of '86 Frank Costanzo Ted Lavigna put .- .« âX. DELICATESSEN CATERING 111 Park Ave. Sal Izzo Mechanicville. N Y Phone 664-7221 Congratulations Graduates! May You Reach All The Goals That Shine So Brightly Before You Today H.A. MACNEIL INSURANCE AGENCY 139 North Second Ave. Mechanicville, N.Y. 12118 âYour Similes are my sunshine!â Congratulations To The Class Of '86 DR GEORGE T. AMANN 314 Park Avenue Mechanicville, N.Y. 664-6118 FANTAUZZI FUNERAL HOME 133 South 2nd Street 664-3214 Licensed Director Michael Fantauzzi BUFFALO BILLS CHICKEN WINGS AND FINGERS Located corner Central Ave Saratoga Ave 1 at the foot of the Arterial.Mechanicville.N Y 8 Tuts-t-u«s 11am iopm CALL AHEAD owned a operated K fA.lSA' 11AM 11PM CiCZ A QOOA BY MIKE BUCCI M âąrÂŁ  wJSrm t)04-OOOU AND FAMILY 152 HOWIBS FOB AU OCCASIONS 79 1 ARtCll SI BH «« 664 4343 MICHANICVH1I NY 13IIB GOLDEN DRUGS INC. Park Plaza Mechanicville, N.Y. FOXâS NEWSROOM AND GROCERY PRICE CHOPPER 37 Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville, N.Y. American Express Money Orders 80 North Central Avenue Mechanicville, N.Y. Congratulations Class Of 186 w BUCHDAHLâS FASHIONS, INC. SYSCO CASH AND CARRY 215 Park Avenue Mechanicville. N.Y. 12118 Country Dollar Plaza Clifton Park 518 792-1208 518-792-1207 W.W. PATENAUDE SONS INC. Congratulations Class Of 1986 IZZOâS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Industrial Painting Contractors 12 South Central Avenue Mechanicville, New York 153 THOMAS A SALVADORE l.icrn rd Dir Best Wishes To The Class Of â86 DISIENA PAINT AND HOMECENTER 50 South Central Avenue Mechanicville, New York 12118 Warsaw Avenue Mechanicville 644-9033 Catering Italian American Foods BUBBLES RESTAURANT INC. South Central Avenue Mechanicville, N.Y. 664-4946 Open 7 Days 5 AM - 10 PM Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of '86 Paula And Ted Cervini HONDA KAWASAKI SUZUKI 664-7254 JOE'S CYCLE BEPA All WOM Doni T MICHAdiC 124 NO CENTRAL Avt MÂŁCMANCVHIE NY Ofootniy a Saw 19101 «««-7339 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 212 Railroad Street Mechanicville, New York Telephone 664-6401 AMERICAN LEGION POST 91 LIEUTEMENT FRED H. CLARKE Carpel âą Tile âą Linoleum 3ascut floors 117 PARK AVTNUE UCCHAMCVKU NEW YORK 154 DOMINICK DAN ALONZO INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 9 WALL AVENUE A O BOX  70 MECMANICVIllS. NEW YORK IJ11 (SYS) 004 9036 A a 'Ifiirriuiii Service 60 62. «07 troy. NE« YORK 12192 M ( HARRISON Vuk nt 9. 9usJiiv , Âź D.S.. QC. orr.Cf M©u« « NORTH MAIN STREET âąt MWIWBIT MECHANICVILUE, NEW YORK ItlK GENESIS n Hair Replacement Studio 405 East Taft Road P.O. Box 2545 (315)458 1074 Syracuse, NY 13220 C â F PALLET REPAIR INC. 664-8257 Rout 4 A 32âWatersoro-Mcchanicville Roao CARL TIRONI P O Bo 240 WATinroRO. N Y. 12180 . 9a _£««  52 NORTH MAIN STREET MECHANIC VILLE. NEW YORK 12118 (518) 664-7342 CLIFTON PARK LAWN LEISURE JOHN DEERE CONSUMER PRODUCTS 1917 Rout 9 Clifton P rk Nsw York 12064 Congratulations Class Of 86 COMMERCIAL HOTEL 116 Railroad St. Mechanicville Lunches Daily 50â Super Screen TV We Create The Hair Styles You CreateThe Look THE PROFESSIONAL â1W TOTAL HAIM. NAIL AND SKIN CAM CtfCTt CtHTMAL AVINXJI HECMANKULLi N t RMYUJ9 VEROILE PRO HRS MON-FRl t AM 7 PM SAT 6 AM 7 PM OCAAtO Thomas A Satisfy Customers Is The Reason For Our Success Pcipziâs H.,iw,SS- 30 Centre! Avenue MechentcviHe, N. Y. 12118 Po Rssolwtmswt Ca 6644664 Walk - In i Wsicoms John Fonnllo Ownsr Srylr i CALL MARTY KlOW (SIR «4 M70 PO BOX J7SA S MAIN MECHANICVILLE NY 1711 M J B USED CARS BOOV WORK ANO SMALL MECHANICAL For tht best in Floor Co ring Miranda Fountaine Floor Covering 312 N Third Si Mechanicville. New York 12118 Rkw 6644. I Fro Ea i ms 1st Gusrsntood ln i Uat on C rp i Unotoum Til 1ACK RICH MR. TERRY'S BEAUTY SALON 46 N. Main St Mechanicville __________664 4991 Congratulations Class Of â86 Ceilâs beauty salon 37Vi Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville, NY 12118 Nancy Holmes Sylvia Ermalowicz 664-4001 âą SO S MAIN Stssst «CMMcmi Nv lano DAN AND LORRAINE RUBINO'S PIZZERIA 42 Saratoga Ave (51Bi 664 4937 professional INSTALLATION MR PATRICK'S COIPPURES _ apilw â P op. Open Wed. Thru Sun. 664-5175 f- JOE FARINA LICENSED ELECTRICIAN ALL WORK GUARANTEED Com â of Ru« 9 146 Often P-A N.W YoA 371 6910 J cwttij ed UNilll 4ALON Pruyn Hill Auto Body Works. Inc. AUTO BOOY ANO riNOIN MMlW PAINTING TUtauhfuJ TloJ ej are our 7Unme$t Ratlin   LANS MICHtNiCxul NT CO RU5SCLL - OMNIA PnOnI 604 4722 TCI. MO 4 076 Tit MO 4  322 JOYCE'S LOG CABIN  1 62 MOUTH MAIN  T ICT MCCHANlCVIUt NIW VOftK f I N C âą T AMERICAN ANO ITALIAN CUIllNI Catering For All Occasions HOGAN CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES OR. WAVNE A. HOGAN EMILYâS RESTAURANT SERVING THE FINEST IN ITALIAN AMERICAN FOODS Elizabeth Street, Mechanicville PROP CUPP TIRONI I YORK 121 1« TIUMONI 10101 I C Italian Bakery 15 Leonard St. Mechanicville, N.Y. 664-2317 Sales âą Service âą Parts âą Body Shop âą Leasing âą Rentals Qew iin ⥠BURRELLO CONSTRUCTION POK «45 MCCHANlCVIUt NEW YORK 17! 18 HANEY BROS. 664-9851 Your Hometown Dealership Wholcbalc A Retail u eo Cans 24-HouR Towing âą General Repair Central Avenue MECHANICVILLE N. ROSE INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance ANNA MAE ROSE-AGENT 209 Park Avenue âą P.O. Box 447 Mechanicville, New York 12118 (518)664-7309 MtCMANtCVIlLf  01« 518) 66« 3531 « «5109 KINGSTON ARIA 910 UUiX DONOVAN TREE SERVICE. INC.  S MAIN ST MCCHANlCVIUt NV 12118 COCOZZOâS GETTY Service Station 60 North Central Avenue Mechanicville, N.Y. 12118 664-5438 Car NYS Inspection Wash Tune-up - Tires Batteries CROUTHER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 756 Waterford Rd. Mechanicville, NY 12118 518 664-5073 E D D Alberto Landscaping Land C0p6 O6 gn0r ft Contracto a, . if 1 4 7$W L ' -4 ? ,4m A 4 7 AmAJ d,4p .â 7 â LAWRENCE R DE VOE AutO âą Hom âą Id âą M«ai!N âą Bu$ n«$S 8â So CotHf i Av M cn niCv-li« NY 12118 Pnon 5 8 664 986? âąMTOnriO Mu j l âąNSuNWCE CO NA O R'0t MU UN  Af VSu4AMC( CP NAâiORRTOE l M iiaSuAAAiCI CO Th⏠DUTCH I NATIONWIDE I INSURANCE COrrm MS « ft lift âąomjnot Clifton Park N Tls Guy rs TCXICH FLORIST TT TOUCH 0âą Claw m HOT option 156 BENEFACTORS Deb's Beauty Salon Gilheanyâs Liquor Store John Woftowicz Inc. Mechanicville Modern Lumber, Inc. Mr.and Mrs. James DelPrite Phelan Brothers Restaurant Banquet Room Caterers Roland's Barber Shop Rustic Pine Design The TV Shop West-Nesbitt, Inc. SPONSORS Debbie and Larry Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Anatriello Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baisley Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bove and Tina Mike and Kathy Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conerty, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. DâAmbro Joseph DeFelice Mr. and Mrs. William Eakin Mary Fuschino Mary Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Lanzone Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lavigne Jody and Carol Martinelli Randy Meka Mrs. Mary Miranda Pat Oâkowsky Mr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Pregent Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richards Nick and Josie Rose Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rose Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Rose Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Teal Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wiley x 71 MESSAGES TO GRADUATES FROM HOME B«st of luck Ed. Lov Me  ci. Congratulations to the sunshine of my Me Low. Mom Brian. Congratulations to our on and only Lov . Gram and Gramp Bradnr, You're the b  t 1 k v« you. Can I hav your truck when I g«t older?! Lov . Sis Carol Ann (CAM). W wish you a lot of success m all your evdeavers All knowing that you will be successful tn everything you attempt to do Thanks for being the greatest niece and cousin you are. sharing with us moat of your lov . adventures, and happinlngs Good luck In all your future prospective plans Love, Unde Fdtx. Zuy Alice Cousins Jo Linda Carolyn. Congratulations! We are proud of you Love. Mom and Dad Ckell Congratulations on a Job well done! May your successes be many Love. Mom. Dad. Tammy Stacey Ckrte. Congratulations to a super son and broth- er W all love you. Mom. Dad. Michele. Jennifer and Patrick Ckrte. You are all and more any parents could hop for. W support you In achieving all your aspirations Lov . Mom A Dad Congratulations Jackie and best of luck In the future to a great sister I'll always be there for you. Gil Congratulations Good Luck Keith and Yvatle Love. Jake Congratulations A Good Luck Jackie Love. Grandma A Grandpa Congratulations and Good Luck to our special sister and on of my favorite Aunts. Barbie. Love. Pam. Ed A Little Ed Congratulations. Ana! Our best wishes for happiness In the future that you choose Lov always. Gran A Unde Terry Congratulations Ana Mart . All our lov A best wishes In the future. Lov . Dad, Shirley. Michael. Jennifer A Elisabeth Congratulations. Barbie! We're aB very proud of you. W wish you the very Best Of Luck Always Love Always. Mom. Dad. Chuck. Cathy and Marybeth Congratulations Ckrte. To a great nephew lov and happiness in the future Congratulations Ckrte. We are very proud of you. You are a great guy and we lov you. Gram and Gramp Kennard Congratulations Ctaee of '86 God Bless Assumption St Paul Rel Ed program Congratulations Debbie. We are very proud of you. you are a great daughter and sister W love you! Mom-Dad A Joey Anthony Diane A Cathy Congratulations Jackie. May you walk the path of success with God always by your side You've been my best friend through many hard times and good times too Always look for the sun- shine it's there Mom Congratulations Jin. We're proud of you! Lov . Mom and Dad Congratulations Lynne. We are very proud of you. W wish you luck In your road to success Love, Nana and Jack Congratulations Snaanne! Love. Mom and Dad Congratulations to all the gradnatesl Roland (the barber) Congratulations to Spaas A the Gang Toni, Carol Ann, Meg. Tammy. Lynne! Lov Sherri and Rich Congratulations to our precious rosebud. Colleen. May God Bless you and your classmates in the days ahead W wish you life's very best Love Mom. Dad. John. Michel and Eric Loo Dear Ckrte: Best wishes and Good Luck In whatever you do. Congratulations on your Graduation Love always. Grandma A Grandpa Notro Dear Dana: Live bf . g|v love, be happy! Lov . Mom Dear Lynne: May you find satisfaction tn everything you do and take pride In all your accomplishments Love, Unde Lou A Aunt Lynn Dear Michael. Congratulations' We wish you good health, much success and happiness in your future endeavors Lov . Mom and Dad Dear Patty. Congratulations to you and the Class of 1986 The best In the future W lov you. Mom A Dad Higgins Dear Patty S.. Congratulations We are very proud of you The happiest of futures We lov you Mom. Chris A brothers Dear Rickard. Congratulations and happiness forever to a great son and brother May you always have love, health, peace and success Lov . Mom. Dad. Janice. Karen and John Dearest Robla. We want you to know how very proud of you we both are You hav brought so much )oy and happiness Into our lives Now that your about to go out Into the real world, our lov and prayers go with you W love you soooo much!!! Mom and Dad Dear Jaoiy. W are proud of you and love you. Con- gratulations and happiness always Lov . Mom. Dad. Dana. Barbie. Lesley and Christy Distance Runner's Do It longer-Good luck Dasrt-Joel Dssai. Congratulations and the best of luck In your future I am proud of you. Love. Mom Good luck Class of 86 from Mr and Mr John Flanagan Good luck Jamy Lov Kris. Michel and David Good luck Michael and the Class of â86 Mom and Dad and Paul Jalasle. Congratulations , you finally made it. I love you. Nana PonziUo Jtas. Best wishes from Mom and mom's co- workers Joseph- Good Luck and much hspptncst In the years to com . Mom and Dad Kim. Congratulations on your graduation You hav mad us very happy and proud to be your parents Love Mom and Dad Michele. W are very proud of you. You are a great girl, and may you find everything you are seeking. W lov you very much! Lov . Nana and Grandpa Canonica Seas Never forget your friends! Mr and Mrs. Gary Hunter Peace, health and happiness to Lyase- with all our lov RoRo and MeMa Qoeenl -Congratulations, if you mad it through your senior year you can do any thing Always remember whatever you do. H's to please yourself Lov to a partter Mom and Dad Robla. I got mad when you mad me do your homework, guilty when you said I'D flunk and I don't care , laugh every mom ing when you would fight with mom and scream I don't hav anything to wear! Now Iâm so proud you've made It High School has come to an end. Just remem ber I Love You Your brother and best friend always. John Ran. Congratulations. W couldn't hav asked for a finer son You always mad us proud Love. Mom and Dad To Cara! Assa- Congratulattons and best wishes What you must do, do so now It Is the only moment you can be sure of Lov . Mom and Dad To my sons and daughters Congratula- tions and Good Luck In your futures W enjoyed having aif of you as part of our family (go for the gold) Madr and Ed Russell (Joann) Tsai. Congratulations! You've made us very proud W lov you very much and wish you the beat always Love. Mom. Dad. Duffy. Susie, and Admiral To Our Deborak. It's always been a blessing to hav a daughter and sister like you. May Ilf hold lov . good friends, success and happiness for you And remember always watch out for the barbed wire Love ya always. Mom. Michelle, and Demse To our sister. Pam (COO): W wish you all the happiness life can bring and want you to know we will al ways be her CONGRATULATIONS! Al our lov . Annie, Joey. Scott and Lou W lov you so much, Jalaale. and w wish God's very best for you m all that you do Mom and Dad Ponsiflo BOOSTERS ABAGEE I Love you! All th« bv t the Three Musketeers Love Bern Amy. Scott and One Rinaldi Ann Erin He's got a wart? Where7 Love Tracy (Waste) Ann mosquito bites'? Love ya LMR Annnnaa! Ann, Wendy. Pam. Colleen ready hit It! Ann. you're my bestest friend In this whole wide world' LMR Anne, have a great Senior year Gram and Grandpa Volpe 8-31-84 A perfect night made in Heaven Are we or are we not the world? Track '85 Art. Art. Art' pushups? Ann Aunt Pam, Congratulations! I love you very much. Baby G Balloons Never forget all our good sips Love B.F Barb and Terri, 1. 2. 3 FeeetlM Tina Barb, enjoy your last years at MHS' Jim M Barbie. I cherish our friendship and good times Love Robin Barb, never forget those gorgeous Korrell outfits Robin Barb. Tina, Terri. Rosanne. and Mike Friends Forever' Barb, we'll buy gowns one of these days ! Robin Bathroom Party Bern and Paul thanks for all your advice, even though Al never listened Best of Luck Pam Love. Aunt MaryAnn and Unde Jack Best wishes. Carolyn Love Dominic and Mary Beth. Carolyn, Debbie. Donna. Kristine. Sandy: Thanks!!! The Soccer Team Beth and Kristine They changed signs' Better to burnout than fade away' BF and RR you're really not at all that tough! B.F Don't forget Kirk and Ben!!!-R R B F Never forget going to Knickerbocker road R R B.F.-Never forget how amazed I was at the tray.-R R B F Never forget our long walk with âTiny in N Y C RR B F STEND Love Befri BIG RED Black 1977 Ford 250 4X4 1 Bob. Have fun as a senior! Jim M Brian. Chns. Jodi. Joe. Kristine. Rich. Firehouse- Kamakad Brian, Chris. Joe. Jeff. Rich The Beaver Bri- if you only knew Michele Bud Pepe '86 Bub. Remember the D-Door? Love. Bub Bugsy-it's been the best two years! Bugsy wishes all his classmates the best of Luck!!! Bugsy You're awesome' Don't ever lose touch. Love. Skins But I can't go- I'll get in trouble- Me Carol Ann. Always remember the Summer of 83 Carol Ann. thanks for being a great friend. Love ya Toni Carolyn. Can I answer the phone- Dr. Sgambatt's ! Pam Carolyn, Congratulations and good luck! 1âU miss you! Love Jodi Carolyn. Friends like you are one in a million. Iâm extra lucky to also be a sister All my love always. Frannie Carolyn Pizza Hut trip? Next time weâll drive Love. Jodi Dawn Carolyn, thanks for all the great times and memories. You're the best! Love Denise Carolyn, Thaks for everything You're a great friend. Love Jamy C A Thanks for all your help maybe someday TT Cat We love and miss you very much Champagne shotgun DeMarco, break another light Chelle Congratulations Chelle Love Tam Children of the Corn are back SS. LG. KC. GR Chris. Good luck in the future Love ya. Michelle Chris. I'll never forget my sophomore year and you. Love, Pam Chris, remember lunchtime. lunchtime-Ding, Ding. Ding! Chris, remember the past and prepare for the future, Patty Chris, your the best big brother anybody can have! Jennifer Christina, ya wanna take a ride? Marybeth Chuck Ryan -n- Susan lorio 2 1 85 and forever' Chuck, thanks for making the good time even better! Susan Chuck, you'll get your Wild Turkey someday Patty Class of 86 Thanks for everything' Deb Coach Poz and Rosey Raquette Lake '85 In Loving Memory of JA Colleen. Remember all the fun times, you'll always be a friend Love Dana Colleen, Stay as sweet as you are Love Papa and Mama Concerts of '85 Summer of '69 looks like rain Congratulations Biz from frogâ. Linda, and Whitley Congratulations Class of '86 Congratulations Class of '86-especially you. Pam Mr Gaughan Congratulations Class of '86. we finally made it Wendy Congratulations Dennis Good luck with the future. Patrice Congratulations Donna. Love Aunt Jo and Aunt Pat Congratulations Donna. Love Mark and David Congratulations E O. and G.C. Congratulations Kathy Its about time Love. Scott. Gail Congratulations Kathy Teal Love Brutus Congratulations Mark C. and glad to see you Leave Barb L. Congratulations Michelle! Love. Walt Congratulations Patty-Love Stacie Congratulations Susan. Class of '86 Love always. Vinnie Congratulations to a special cousin. Krtstine-Love Cathy Congratulations to a special sister Debbie Love Cathy Congratulations to my 1 favorite cousin- Iâll always be there Kristine Congratulations to my 1 favorite cousin-1 love you Kristen Congratulations Tom You made It. Love Jim Cooks Camp 84-Remember Chiefy LaVtgne the ar somst. (Pitch, Joel) Craiggers and Bob We will always love you 4-ever C.S. Thanks for always listening when I had to talk Love ya CC CS. WB. PD. JD-Thanks for everything-Donna CT don't throw away the purple woobie! Luv. TM C.T Please stay out of my bathroom Love K.C. Dad. Mom, and Jen thanks for everything. Love Ronnie Dad. thanks for always listening when I had to talk. Love ya CC Dad. thanks for all the mental support I receive from you! Deb S Dana and Debbie thanks for always being there Youâre great friends Tammy Dana and Tammy thanks for always being there' Deb Dana-Did you ever see a cop on a house? Dana, maybe someday weâll go on that doubledate Love ya Toni Dana The corn in the field is ready' Bern Dana you can't marry my brother' Tam Dan, Congratulations-Love, Tam Dani Matt's cuter!' Shell David, keep up the good work Gram and Gram pa Volpe Dawn, it's the little things in life! Bonnie Dawn. Torture any apple trees lately? Better luck next time!! Dayle, we had our seasons in the sun.-Shannon Dear Kevin. You're a special person in my life, thanks for all those special memories. Love Carolyn Debbie and Tammy Thanks for being the way you are. being great Debbie. Congratulations and Best of Luck Always Love. Gina Debbie. How's Tom? Cliff's great Friends always Jamy Debbie Sorell Frank Volpe 7 13 84 and forever Deb. I really do love you! Frank Deb- look out for the Crash Barb wire fence Deb. Never forget the car chase! Robin Deb. No more shampoo' Ann Deb. our notes said everything-thanks for under standing Love Pam Deb. remember the bee In the Drive-thru?7? Robin Deb. thanks for being a special friend Love ya, Robin Deb. thanks for the use of that long lost sweatshirt. Love Dana Dee. Eddy and Bugsy-The Boys of the 80âs Deere and Company Denise. Jaimie. and Yvette friends forever' Denise and Yvette, thanks for being there and never forget all the good times. Jaimie Denise. Youâre a special person and a perfect friend Love always. Carolyn Dennis and Steve, nice hamburgers! Love. Ann Dennis. I want my pink bandana' Pam Dexter, remember August 18. 1984? (August 18. 1990?) Love. Mica DF We'll always remember the summer of '85 F A F. SS Di. Oh no. Mr BUI. T) Disco Deb - the dance floor is on the trunk Bern D.K. and D.S. - remember apple picking '84! D K and D.S remember horseback riding '85 Itâs a deer' D.L. arid B.F remember shooting snowballs at the car?? Robin D.L. - Never forget Robe Night - R.R. B.F. D.L.- Thanks for all the great memories since'68 B.F. D M Be Vawee. Vawee Quiet! Love VW DM. C.S.. W B.. B.F . R.R . D.L., P D . Thanks for aU the memories, J.D. D M . Friends are hard to find - don't get lost. J.D. D M - Let's go on a trip sometime J.P. Dodie, always remember the good times we had in typing. Patty Does trivia really take five hours? . . . Have another MkUer Donna, are you sure you really had to do It? Love. Carolyn D R Weâll always remember Lake George '85 Luv GR DSM + TLB D S. and D K letâs dance In the cornfields' T T Dumbo, thanks for a great year and congratulations! Love Rock Eddy and Joanne (madre) thanks for everything, your sons Eddy, thanks for your help at my party' Love Ann Ed. tell us about the Three Little Pigs 4H Oris El. October 31. Wednesday East of Eden The Who K L Erin The seat wonât go up Remember? Love Waste Erin. What ya doinâ âą H M E R Remember Riding The Gravy Train E.R Two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl K L E. R Time to go-ol! K L. F. N. We love it when you wear a tie! Fred lives on!! Georgianne and Kim will be friends always and forever Gina âą Isnât that why you love me? Love, always confused Gonnelly and Hubbsy remember Milk pops Love Kenyon Goodbye to the legman and Digger1 Your pal K Good going sis Nickie Good Luck Class of â86 Mrs C Hildreth Good luck Danielle - Brian Tollisen Good Luck Donna. Love Anthony Good luck to the Class of â86 Mrs Maru Good luck Wendy, and best wishes Good year huh Goof Goofy Gran, thanks for everything! Love Ann Gumby-I know you'll do great if you just stop worry- ing. Good luck with Frank John-Pokey Happy 17th Birthday Olson JD-800 lbs Harrisonâs landscaping 1 Soccer '85. Danielle and Michelle Hel - Iâm makinâ the bed. what do you think Iâm doinâ He will always live, because he is loved and love can never die. Class of '87 Hey Dennis âą Aim High Donna Hey kids. MEATLOAF' Ann Hey kids, there's no place like the farm Hey. W B . L.R., C.I.. P D , I lost my shoes! Ann Hey Wendy, you look like a banana! Higgs, Letâs hit the Cape! Hoover - Weâve come a long way Friends. Lori Hoover - '86 I enjoyed my boatride home! Ann I love Joe Ryan now and forever I love my Bubba! 8 27 82 ........... 7 26 83. I will remember, Ann Jackie. Don't you want to play Shelley's game??? Robin Jackie. Iâll love you always Paul Jackie - Jiffy! remember S for S.E.! Pam Jackie maybe next year Good luck Deb Jackie Remember blue skies and stary nights forever PJ. Jaimie, thanks for always being there! Denise Jamie Vincent Lavazzo Jamy never forget our Pruyn Hill experiences Donna Jamy - Love Stories. Romance. Murder, Mystery. Adventure! Robin Jamy, thanks for always understanding. Love, Carolyn Jay and Julie, June 19, 1984, I love you JuJu. J.D. never forget Hollyâs socks!!! R.R B.F. BOOSTERS J.D. B F Keep hanging up on poeple' R R Jeff and Lisa always and forever Jim. I know weâve both made mistakes, but never again Love forever. Toni Jim. you're my INSPIRATION ! Love always and forever. Toni Jimmy N Meg 10 28-83 4- forever' Jim, you were definately worth the suspensions! Love ya. Toni Joe. what time did you leave my house? Ann John and Patty âą 12 16 84 forever John. Stephanie. David Thurber Joyce. Congratulations and good luck! Love Thea Joyce 4- Mandy Rose JR Youâre very special to me You're mine forever Love CF J. S. Thatâs his sister' S S J S Whereâs the rest of her body? S S Kamikaze Gang You're the Worldâs greatest co-pi lots. Bunzzi?'! Kamikaze Kris Thanks for being a great friend and co-pilot Kar, never forget getting lost in New York City. Ellen Karen. Let's go see HUNTERS THOMAS In Troy. Ellen Karen The summer of â85â The moon was full Lori Kathy, I can't believe we made it! Good luck Sue K C Donât ever forget the rides with DR M C ! T M K C Here comes a Dyer truck who is it? T R K C we will get him from her yet T R Keith and Yvette, thanks for all the great times! Denise K F âą Never forget that night in McDonalds Trip JP Keith Erno 4- Yvette White 3 26 84 always N forever Ken best of luck with the brother I wish you all the happiness in the world Kenny I'm so glad I didn't listen to everyone else Kenyon -n- Tofte 1-26-85: and forever Kevin, Heidi and Jaimee 1980 Kevin, I'll always care- Ann Kevin âą Iâll never forget the great times weâve shared Good luck. Love Tracy K. H Thankâs for the warning on 3 15 85 T R Kim Hunt â88 K. P How are we gonna get home? L.G. 1985 MBP Krissy How about those College Guys Love Katrina Kristen, Thanks for always being there for me Friends Forever Marybeth Krit. look thereâs Brenda and the mailbox! Your a.c. lover Krit and Sibs friends forever! Kyle. Youâll get that GTO - Love Dayle Laurie and Tracy, meet me at the fountain Laurie: the feeling is still the same Brian L. C. Who were you with on 3 15 85? T R Les, youâll always be a great friend! Luv. Tina L.G. Keep the knee down Love S.S. L.G. K C. You'll have to drag me' Love M S. Lisa. Letâs see GREMLINS! Yup, Keep dreaming. Friends Forever!! Kristen Lisa, gonna miss you at college I love ya El. Lisa. Guess Who? We'll love him forever Mica Lisa, never forget our talks âą I'll never forget you' Love. Pam Lisa, never forget the summer of '85 especially Gan ienkeh - Wendy Lisa - Shan. I need a papertowel Us. weâve been through slot, Thanks for always being there!' Love Mandy Little Pickett. Can I have some Vodskies Padods- kies?â Little Phelan Lori and Helene never forget your socks in the foun- tain' love Tracy Love is Jim Yattaw n- Toni Spass L. P Stay sober' Keep your head out of toilets! T M Lynn, Thanks for being there, Tara Lynn and Terri always remember 3 15 85 Love Kim Lynne, member Troy? Ann Lynne, mosquito bites' Ann Lynne. Thanks for everything Love ya. Ann Lynne What did you say Gee Wee was??? Love Robin Lynne, whatâs Won Ton soup?â Ann Lynne, You know how you can't chew Ann Lynners Labels. âRemember when we got busted. Love Tara M A donât give up on him yet T R Mandy He's so AWESOME!' Lets go to Pizza Hut1 Kristen Mandy. Mom look what she wrote' Face' Christina Mandy. We drink alone! Love Lisa Margie. Betty and Joanie never forget the pits. MaryJo Mark Class of 1979 Mark Stop acting like a two year old' Grow up' Marybeth never forget Lake George '85 What did happen? Love Kristen Marybeth Weâve been through everything together Best Friends Always Kristen Marybeth. Youâve always been really special Love Pete MaryJo, I Love Ya Lots! Margie Marty. Youâre the greatest, and I Love You Love Patty Matt-She's such a finster Gina Matt. Chris Can we come camping up Sandy's Gina Lore Matt Some night the moon might smile Love Lori M B Itâs 2 30 can I go P E MBP. do the socks' MBP Have you had any friendly nuts lately?? Love ya. T Y McBrides are AWESOME Bon!!' You're great Love ya. Dawn M C Where's the line? J P Meg. Congrats Good luck Love Ya. Pat Cathy Meg. never forget Hey Jeanjacket ! Love ya. Toni Meg. To a good friend. Congratulations and good luck Patty S. Memorial Day Weekend '85 shotgun, power puke What more do you need? Michele. There is a train up there' Friends Always Susan Michele. Thanks for always being there Jaimie Michele Danielle, Remember Pryun Hill! Love Michelle Michelob 1. Spass Mike. Good Luck Always-Love Ya. Shannon Mike and Kevin thank you for everything Mike. Thanks for all the great times-Shannon Mike -n- Donna M. l. The cow had a bell. Mo did it. H.M Mike -n- Heidi M M. D.K., P.D., J H . W B . Cl. C.S.. E K . 3rd Street Mo never forget 3 15 85 at Kim's Love T.R. Mom. Itâs only a few people â! Love ya. Toni Mom. Thanks for being a great mother and friend Love Jackie Mom. Thanks for the encouragement, strength, sup- port! Deb S Mom, you did it on your own and I'm proud. Love D 2 Mom and Dad. you are the Best' Love always. Toni M S Is it the bird? S S M T. Remember, you're coming back for me! Murph's party-ALOHA The turtle! Waste. Ann. Rocco Nancy. Can I borrow 30c Never steal a lunch-says LIP Nice Bones Bub' Love. Bub Nonstop Sippers!!! Barb. Debbie. Robin. Jamy N P You are nuts! B.L Oooh, I'm sorry Carolyn I had to do it-Donna Pam and Wendy. You're not easily replaced Thanks' Love C.S Pam. (Coo) I'm so proud of you! Congratulations Love Scott Pam. Congratulations and best of luck always' Love Lisa Pam having a locker near yours was like heaven ! Pam. Thanks for everything Love Jamy Patrice, youâll love MHS Good luck. Brother Patty and Kevin. 12 21 84 Forever Patty and Marty. 10 25 84 Patty. Congratulations! I promise I'll draw Care Bears for ya! Patty. âI know B.G gave you the cold. Tara Patty, remember that I always will love you Love Marty Paul. Chris and Jacquie, 1986 Paul. Iâll always love you forever. Jackie Paul, Thanks for always being there for me when I needed you' Love Jackie Paul -n- Sandy 7 8 85 and forever Paul Tofte -n- Dana Kenyon P D never forget our D D.'i and Do you really want to hurt me! Love Dana Peaches. Don't beep to people on the road side' Christina Penttfold. My faithful companion Dangermouse Pete. Congratulaitons Good luck with every thing.-Pair ice Pete. My Hero' Ann Pete, you'll always be special to me Love always. Marybeth Petra, remember when we took Matthew to the playgroundâ Petra, keep up the good work. Brother Phyllis-yup Kelly P.J., We've only just begun Please don t tell me P R Thanks for being a friend T.T. P S. remember EAGLE BEAK -S.M P V I gotto call mom Love Ya. Sandy Radar. Crash. Ed. and Stella The best of friends. J.P Red Raider Red Cross Once Red Cross, always Red Cross! Rick and Lyn September 17. 1985 forever lasting Richard Congratulations to a great brother Love and Luck. Janice Rich Provancher and June Tracy âą 2 5 85 and forever Rich Thanks for all the rides Big Brother' Love Ka ren and John Rich, Together we have the best of times â Love Tara Robin, nice smile and friends always. Love Jamy BOOSTERS Roger, you're different when youâre sober Tina 9 21 85 Ron C's 4x4 is the best in town. Roseanne Class of 88 right? Love Gail R R. B.F. Fri - Love S.T end R R. B F.-D.L.-J D Remember Prom of '85- THE BEST!!! R. R Keep Spitting! Love B F R R Never forget trying to get those suit cases up. BF Saint Capuano-if he doesn't make it nobody will Samorta and Paul Zurlo Sandy Patty Remember Stay Gold! Chris Sandy What movie is playing? Remember the cow?â Love Lori Scott, Dad. Todd, the road map was upside down!! Gail Scott Teal -n Gail Baan February 29. 1894 Sean. It's all your fault Sensational Seven L G G R. S.S K C S.S M S. SD. Shannon Gonnelly and Dayle Kenyon Best friends ALWAYS! Sharks D.H.. PE. S S . C T S I What's a nervy? Love. V W Simon Simon Initial Investigations Smoking ain't allowed in school! Sorell, shh . . it's O K the deer won't hurt you I promise Love Me Spook in 86 S. S Thanks for talking to him, F.A.F Sandy Stacy Conerty-Class of '96 Stephen Thanks for all the great talks! Deb Steve lâll never forget all the good times we've had Jaimie S. T. You're special to someone very special Sue, I didn't think his face could shatter glass' Kathy Suzanne To a great friend Never forget our friend ship. Love. Chris Susan good luck In the future. Love Vlnnie Suzette. never forget the summer of 85 at Lake George Suzette. remember the view to the right of Yankee Stadium! Tabltha. we love you! Mom and Dad Tall Black Cadillac Tam and Deb-NEVER forget the girl talk on the backroads' Love. Dane! Tam Keep your eyes on the Roadâ Deb Tara-I swear I didn't give R.G the cold-Patty Tara Vascherault. Class of 88 Terwi. I tought I twa a puttytat' Wuv Bawbie T. F.-You're a very special frtend-H M T.H. Thanks for all the Great times and memories' Love D M Thanks for all the rides M B when late for school Thanks Mom. Dad. Ann. Joe. Scott Lou. I love ya' Pam The awesome Three friends forever D.S., D K , T.T The Crowthers The gutless Cutlas is a bondo bucket The rose eventually dies Love doesn't I love you J A The Three Muskateers D K . D S . and T.T forever The Wizard of Oz or Willy Wonkaâ Ann Tigger. Give me a wristband' Blue' Black' White' Charlie Time for some wet bread and mustard Jon and Steve Tina. Ah Salute' Love me Tina. Ah, salute! Love Me Tina Marotta -N Brian Lawhss May 27, 1985! TIPS 89 To a great cousin. BEST OF LUCK, Ronnie. Love. Christopher To all my friends: thanks for everything Olson To Bellvue with Jailhouse Rock! - 1985 Girls Track Team To Redstone I love you. from me in the North Country Todd. 1 still love you Barb Todd. Joey C and Tip, remember Richardsonâs par ty and trivia pursuit ... To my best friend Lusty ; I love ya! Ellen To Seka from Bo Bo and Rob To the girls In the '62 Bird Keep on Cruisinâ Bern Torn. Have you heard from Ethel lately? Love Kym Toni. Hope all your dreams come true Best of Luck -CarolAnn Toni. Iâll have a cheesebuster. Love Ann Toni, I'll love you always Jim Toni, In our pajamas? Ann Toni. Letâs get Nightmare on Elm Street! Ann Toni Spass -n- Jim Yattaw 9 24 83 Always and Forever Tracey It's GUSHY! Shan Tracey. Never forget I can't eat macaroni when I drink. Dayle Tracy, did we really cry?!!? Class picnic 1985. Erin Tracy- Remember Computer Math with Mr B and Joe and Cammy? Tracy- Remember the cook out. trivial pursuit, kitty litter, tennis and airportâ T R thanks for always listening about R A. Love K H T.S . W B -The summer of 82 was a lot of fun- CAM T.Y.. Let's go NUTS!! Marybeth Uncle Terry thanks for all the parties' Love Ann friends Vk, I love You! Love Jeff Vkky, thanks for always being there' Friends Forev er. Susan Vin and Lyn 1 20 83 Vlnnie, Have a great sophomore year Love your sister. Susan W B . I wish 1 could change the past. I still care W B . Thanks for listening, friends always. J.D. W B C.S thanks for being true friends Love. P D Wee Goo Goo- love Shawn Wee Wee I Love You-Jason We love you Bis. Ray and Nkk Wendy be good glrl-Nana Pa Wendy-Don't cry like a baby anymore!!! Wendy-good going Aunt Lu Uncle Jim Wendy-good going cousin-Keith Vince Wendy. Good Luck Love the Grungy Gang Erin, Jodi, Helene Wendy Remember the pacifier Where's Cathy? Ann Who brought me Rowers'â! Ann You're so special Boog You've made it Gunth! Love Rkh Yevtte and Jaimie always remember the condimin turns! Love Denise Ywette. Youâre the best' Love Denise Y W . Iâm starving my face off Love. V W Zeke. Kevin, Joe- remember Mr Mardon- summer of 85â Pam Zeke-Congratulations Mr MHS'. Carolyn INDEX A Abel. Eunice 17. 85 Abel. Perry 82 Abeison, Mrs Rochelle 66 Aceera, Jason 85 Aceera. Melissa 92 Ahern. Ann 18. 102. 103. 104. 105 Aiardo. Cindy 85 Aiardo. Jacqueline 17. 92 Aiardo. Lyn 95 Allen. Jeffrey 85 Alonzo. Jeff 20. 41. 92 Amann, Mark 20. 89 Amann. Rebecca 22. 85 Ambroslno. Aaron 15. 46. 89 Amoroso. Joy 23. 82 Amoroso. Kathleen 89 Amoroso. Ralph 76. 99 Amoroso. Tracy 11, 20. 21. 73. 102. 104. 105 Anatriello. Tina 15. 50. 92 Anderson, Robert 108. 104. 105 Antolkk. Jennifer 23. 85 Arnold. David 76 Arnold. Jennifer 92 B Baan. Gail 14. 20. 92 Bagnoll. Jeff 41. 72. 95 Bagnoli. Lisa 39. 89 Band J R. High 22 Band MHS 20 Baisley. Joseph 19. 92 Baker. Kim 16. 18. 19. 39. 92 Baker. Timothy 15. 20. 41. 72. 73. 95 Barge. Mr Roland 67 Bartlett. Janet 75. 95 Batchelder. Patrick 85 Baseball J.V 56 Baseball Varsity 57 Basketball Boys' J.V 47 Basketball Boysâ Varsity 48 Basketball Freshmen 46 Basketball Girlsâ J.V 44 Basketball Gris' Varsity 45 Baughman. Judy 45. 79 Bear. Melanie 89 Benamati, Heather 22. 85 Benamati. Jason 15. 42. 89 Benedict. Russell 76. 104. 105. 109 Bergeron. Michael 52. 56. 95 Beveridge. Kenneth 85 Biondi. Brenda 82 Bisaillon. Todd 26. 41. 52. 60. 73. 104. 105. 109 Bisnett. Mr Frank 64 Blackwood. John 20, 41, 92 Bocchi. Mandy 12. 13. 43. 95 Bodner. Joseph 41. 92 Boisvert. Miss Nancy 67 Boleski. Janice 10, 16, 17, 18. 20 Boleski. Richard 104, 105. 110 Bolton. Christine 89 Bolton. John 52. 95 Bombardier. Mr Roger 67 Bombardier. Mrs Mane 14. 66 Bonarngo. John 85 Boucher, Mrs. Mary 69 Boughman. Judy 104, 105. 109 Bouniady. A bass 82 Bovat. Dale 85 Bove. John 59. 102. 104. 105 Bowie. Ronald 99 Bowling 36 Brenenstuhl. John 95 Brown. Heather 82 Brownell. Dawn 17, 50. 89 Brownell. Scott 82 Bruno. Corey 15, 17, 22, 82 Bruno. Patrick 22, 85 Burdick. Stacy 12. 13. 17. 20. 51. 72. 95 Burke. Gnger 23, 82 Burke. Richard 41. 92 Burke. Wendy 26. 43. 71. 73. 102, 103. 104. 105 Burns. Melissa 92 Burns. Thomas 89 C Cafararo, Lynn 14. 20. 44. 92 Callahan. David 41. 56. 95 Callahan. Scott 22. 82 Campbell. Gary 89 Canary. Michelle 17. 23. 82 Cana van. Mrs Patricia 69 Canavan. Pat 16, 92 Capuano. Jeff 20. 21. 73. 104, 105 Carbone. Taml 92 Carbone. Toni 85 Carey. Concetta 20, 89 Carey. Nicola 5. 16, 20. 44. 92 Carpenter. Dexter 2. 15. 41.53. 95 Carpenter. Pam 23 Carroll. Mrs Dorothy 64 Casey. Kelly 17. 85 Caswell. Pete 42 Cavotta. Ann 3. 11. 13. 17. 72. 73. 95 Cavotta, Christine 15. 22. 44. 85 Cavotta. James 15. 23. 42. 85 Cavotta. Joell 23. 82 Cavotta. Coach John 41. 95 Cavotta. Jon 15. 41 Cavotta, Michael 82 Cavotta. Michele 43. 51. 103, 104, 105 Cavotta. Nancy 20. 34. 44. 54. 89 Ceferiilo, David 82 Cerkowski, Scott 42. 46. 56. 89 Cheerleaders JV 50 Cheerleaders Varsity 51 Chorman, Mrs Mary 68 Chorus 23 Chuba, Rebecca 23, 86 Ciani. Usa 20. 21. 43. 104. 105. Ill Clark. Isaac 82 Clark. Kristine 85 Cocozzo. Christina 12. 13. 15. 16. 26. 27, 72. 73. 95 Cocozzo. Joseph 41. 72. 92 Cocozzo. Mr. Anthony 64 Coleman. Mark 30. 104, 105. 112 Collins. Keith 92 Comor ski, Christopher 95 Conerty. Chelle 11. 15. 20. 21. 45. 55. 71. 73. 104. 105, 112 Connelly. Joel 15. 41. 95 Connelly. Sherree 23. 82 Constantine. Jason 86 Cook. Gene 71. 89 Cook. Jenny 11.13, 16. 17. 18. 20. 72. 95 Cooper. Michael 89 Cooper. Matthew 41. 95 Coreno. Michael 42, 52. 89 Corrigan. Christopher 20. 89 Corson. Brett 82 Corson. Craig 82 Cowin, Tammy 16. 20. 71. 82, 92 Craft. Henrietta 92 Craft. Patricia 95 Cross Country 34 Culnane. Karen 12. 17. 28. 39. 44. 71. 72. 92 Culnane. Mary Beth 16, 28, 39. 45. 73. 104. 105. 113 D D'Alberto. Coach Larry 42 Daley. Maria 11. 15. 39. 86 Daley. Tammy 82 D'Aloia, Jeff 2. 15. 82 D'Aloia, Joseph 41 D'Aloia. Michael 15. 17. 82 DâAmbro, James 22. 86 DâAmbro. Michael 104. 105. 115 DâAmbro. Pamela 12. 15. 43. 59. 102. 103. 104. 105 Darrow. Mary 92 Davis. Jamison 86 Davis. Ms Jill 67 Dawson, Kellie 16 Dayton. Brian 89 Dayton. Suzan 16 DeAngeiis. Mr John 67 DeCelle. David 15. 17. 23. 42 DeCrescenzo. Alexis 79 DeChiro, Jamy 14. 45 DeChiro. Lesley 15. 17. 22 Decker. Heath 52 Decker. Kim 22 DeFelice. David 41 DeFelice, Mary 23 Delano. Anthony 86 Delprete, Michele 86 Delucia, Mrs Jane Marie 66 DeMarco. Joseph 20. 21. 25. 73 DeMarco. Laurie 11. 13. 20. 25. 44 Demers. Stephen 23 Demers. Tina 16 Dempsey. Greg 92 Denney. Gerald 89 Deo. Penny 23 DePaul. Mark 76 De Sorbe, Mrs 16 DeVito. Charles 20. 41 DeVito. Jeffery 15, 35. 47 DeVito. Paul 34 DeVoe, Garrett 20 DiCerce, Christine 15, 22 Dickson. Michael 34 Dickson. Sandra 15. 44 Dieckmann, Dawn 16, 20. 39, 55. 60. 61 Dieckmann. Donald 82 DtLallo. Mr Gary 66 Dingman. Tina 23 Dtngman, Walter 95 DiStena, Dana 16. 18, 43 DiSiena. Kristina 86 DiVirgilk), Denise 17, 20 DiVtrgilto, Leah 23 Donovan. Fredrick 86 Doten. Cindy 16. 20. 90 Doten, Michael 53. 92 Duchesne. Jeffrey 86 Dudas. Mr George 39. 48 Dunn, Meg 14. 31 Dunn, Tiffany 23 Durden. Mr Robert 66 Durden. Mrs Elvira 67 Dworak, Eric 76 Dyer. Charles 92 Dyer. Joseph 29. 90 E Elkins, Christine 23, 86 Ennello, Dana 22, 86 Enzien. Patrice 17. 18. 90 Enzien. Peter 31. 41. 73. 102. 104. 105 Enzien, Petra 12, 13. 15, 16. 17, 71. 72. 73. 95 Erano. Mr John 66 Erno. Alicia 23. 82 Emo. Keith 76 Esposito. Lynann 18, 43. 95 F Fabi. Barbara 103. 104. 105 Farbstein, Brett 37, 71, 90 Farbstein, Bryce 17, 23. 53, 71, 86 Farnell. John 17. 23. 83 Fay. Tracy 11. 12. 43. 51,59. 72. 73. 96 Federico. Patrick 41. 47. 96 Feldman, Mrs Roberta 69 Fennelly. Ms Linda 65 Flato, Christine 14, 26 Flato. John 42. 90 Fink. Mr Fredrick 64 Fitch, Aaron 82 Flanagan. Janine 15, 18, 20, 38. 39. 90 Flanagan. John 41. 96 Flanagan. Karen Dana 39. 44. 92 Flanagan. Kristine 11, 18. 39, 45, 55. 60. 61. 104. 105 Foley, Jennifer 15, 23, 82 Football Cheerleaders 43 Football Freshmen 42 Football MHS 41 Ford. Ms Kathryn 65 Ford. Randy 92 Ford. Ronda 104. 105 Foster. Benton 92 Fragakis. Sofia 22. 86 Fragakis. Stacy 22. 86 French, Amanda 22, 83 French Club 17 Fusco. Gna 92 Fusco. Miss Maria Fusco. Trtsta 23. 83 G Gaetano, MaryJo 75. 96 Galough, Scott 90 Gargano. Mrs Yolanda 70 Garland. Mkha«l 42. 47. 92 Garbona. Jesse 83 Garrlty, Joseph 17, 22, 86 Gasp . Tina 20. 22. 86 Gazette, Staff 14 Gibeau, Mr Hanrl 10, 11, 68 Gibeau. Mrs Carol 12. 67 Goff 35 Gonnelly. Douglas 20. 90 Gonnally. Shannon 3, 13, 15. 16. 17. 20. 27. 43. 51. 59. 96 Gordon. Richard 31 Goverski. Blatn 23, 83 Goverskt. Lon Jo 12. 13. 17. 50, 72. 92 Goverski. Mrs Marjorie 65 Graber. Mrs Clara 65 Green. Catherine 11, 16, 17. 20, 25. 72. 73. 96 Green. Patricia 22. 83 Greene. Kenneth 86 Greene. Sandra 16. 92 Gnffin. Judy 90 Groff. Stacy 23. 83 Gruber. Mr Paul 13. 66 Guilianelle. Dionne 16. 92 Guilianelle. Joseph 22. 86 Guilianelle. Patrick 96 Guilianelle, Robert 42. 86 Guilianelle. Scott 83 H Haggerty. Getona 18. 25. 43. 90 Haggerty. Lori 93 Haney. Sandra 12. 14. 39. 104. 105. 120 Harris. Mr William 66 Heberth, Robert 86 Heller. Dennis 15. 59. 73. 104. 105. 120 Henderson. Heather 17. 18. 90 Higgins. Dennis 15. 41. 104. 105. 120 Higgins. Joseph 41. 74. 104. 105, 121 Higgins. Patricia 14. 16. 104, 105, 121 Higgins, Timothy 92 Hildreth. Lisa 17. 23. 83 Hildreth. Patrick 20. 42. 92 Hlpwell, Timothy 35. 47. 61. 92 Hmura. Gerald 41. 48. 49. 104. 105, 121 Hmura. Margaret 18. 50. 90 Hoffman. Mrs Joan 15, 66 Hogan. Shauna 83 Hollenbeck. Deanna 19 Hollenbeck. Mark 92 Holmgren. Carl-Anton 17. 19. 37. 104. 105. 122 Hopeck. Cynthia 17. 92 Howland. Dana 90 Hubbs. Tracy 12. 96 Hunt. Kimberly 92 Hunter. Coach Gary 46 Hunter. Sean 34. 37. 48. 104. 105. 122 I Ingraham. Debra 83 lono, Innocenzo 90 lorio. Susan 12. 14. 104, 105. 122 1220, Christopher 41. 52, 72. 96 1220, Colleen 12. 31. 78. 103. 104. 105. 123 1220. Eric 46. 90 1220. Michael 41. 96 1220. Nancy 64 J Jackson. Marilyn 90 Jenkins. John 41. 72. 92 Jenkins. Justine 86 Jesmain. Robert 42. 86 Johnson. William 104. 105. 123 Jose. Benjamin 20. 37, 46. 90 Jose. E Danielle 16. 20. 21. 30. 45. 71. 73. 103. 104. 105. 123 K Kearney. Thomas 86 Keller. Tammie 18. 90 Keller. Theresa 90 Kelsey. Erin 3, 22. 86 Keniry. Clare 23. 86 Keniry, Megan 22. 23. 83 Kenyon. Dana 10. 11. 12. 29. 73. 104, 105. 124 Kenyon. David 15. 22. 71. 86 Kenyon. Dayle 43. 51. 78, 96 Kepner. Michelle 30. 103. 104. 105. 124 Kerls. Coach 45 Kerls. Kyle 48. % Kettering. Adam 90 Ktley. Lawrence 90 Kiley. Sean 42. 53 Kindemann. Betsy 22 Kingsley. Chris 104. 105. 124 Kipp. Nancy 22. 83 Knaak. Elizabeth 11, 16. 72. 93 Knapik. Mr James 67 Koenig. Donald 90 Koper, Thomas 22. 87 Koutouzis. Athena 17, 90 Krajewski. Amelia 50 Krajewski. Edward 48. 49, 73. 103, 104. 105. 125 Kraszewski, Dave 41, 59. 73. 102. 104. 105. 125 Kraszewski. Michael 87 Kraszewski. Timothy 96 L Labombard. Lee 93 LaBrake. Timothy 76. 96 Lagitch. John 42. 90 Lagrave. Melissa 93 Lajeunesse. Elizabeth 23. 83 Lane. Denise 22 Lane. Michael 23. 83 Lanzone. Deborah 14. 28. 38. 39. 59. 103. 104. 105. 125 Larkin. James 61. 90 Larkin. Mary Monica 12. 13. 20. 43. 72. % LaRose. Jason 15, 37. 46. 83 LaValley, Raymond 23. 83 Lavazzo. Jamie 83 LaVigna. David 20. 47. 93 LaVigna. Jayne 22. 83 LaVigne, Barbara 43. 50. 71. 90 LaVigne, John 41. 56. % LaVigne. Robert 96 LeBlanc, Laurie 11. 12. 96 Leclaire, John 91 Ledaire, Patricia 12. 14. 103, 104. 105. 106 Ledaire. Paula 96 Legasse. Mr John 67 Lenihan. Kara 96 Lenihan, Naomi 44. 91 Lennon. Timothy 20. 72, 96 Lesson. Dolores 16, 96 Lesson. Kimberly 75. 104. 105, 126 Lester. Gary 72. 73. 96 Lester. Todd 19. 41. 96 Lester. Tracy 17. 44. 91 Levesque. Deidre 23 Levesque. Kristen 23. 83 Levesque. Mr John 64 Liberty. Shane 17 Lightholder. Alan 20. 93 Lord. Billy 53 Lord. Brenda 91 Lord. Bridget 83 Luste. Karen 75. 96 Lynch, Charlene 74. 91 Lyons. Mr Gary 52, 53. 65 M MacDonald. Camille 93 Maciariello. Larry 13. 17. 22. 35 Magee. Mr Peter 18. 19. 69 Maiello. Brian 41. 56 Matello. William 104. 105. 126 Maloney. John 91 Maratto, Paul 96 Margosian. Kevin 23. 87 Marinello, Kevin 41. 102, 104. 105. 127 Markiewicz. Donna 16. 91 Markiewicz. Georgianne 104. 105. 127 Markiewicz. Michelle 104. 105. 127 Marotta. Deborah 20. 71, 91 Marotta, Paul 41 Marotta. Tina 43. 93 Marshall. David 20. 56. 96 Martone. Mr Michael 35 Maru. Mrs Mary 68 Marx. Andrew 17. 23 Marx. Eric 37. 42. 52. 93 Marzano. Jude 87 Marzano, Valerie 23. 83 Marzmsky. Jeff 20. 41. 93 Masterson. Noelle 16. 93 Mastrianm. Denise 11. 12. 20. 21. 104. 105. 128 Mastropietro. Anthony 20. 35. 93 Mastropietro. David 22. 37. 87 Mastropietro. Donelle 17. 83 Mastropietro. Donna 15. 38. 39. 104. 105. 128 Mastropietro. Mr Frank 66 Mastropietro. Mrs. Maria 20. 23. 68 Mastropietro. Shawn 83 Mastropietro. Stacie 20. 78. 96 Maynard. Paula 16. 17. 91 McBride. Bonnie 3. 4. 11. 13. 15. 20. 27. 39. 45. 60. 72. 73. 96 McBride, Edward 26 McBride. Irene 26 McBride, Mrs Deborah 65 McBride, Suzanne 15. 22. 39. 44. 71. 87 McCadden, Todd 83 McEchron, John 83 McEchron. Teresa 16, 19. 44. 93 McLaughlin, Gretchcn 83 McMahon. Megan 22. 83 Meka. James 104. 105. 128 Mellon. Michael 17. 23. 87 Mellon. Mr 70 Miers, Patty 96 Miller, Gregory 23. 87 Miller. John 83 Miller. Mrs. 70 Miranda. Coach Bob 41 Mitchell. James 20. 91 Mitchell. Jessica 17. 20 Molisky, Michael 26. 41. 52. 58. 104. 105. 129 Moll. Ken 104. 105, 129 Montanari, Ronnie 104. 105, 129 Montarello, Carol Ann 10. 11. 17, 20. 21. 26. 73. 102. 104. 105. 130 Morelli. James 77. 104. 105. 130 Morelli. Trenda 23. 83 Morgan. James 23. 83 Morgan. Maria 87 Morocco. Melissa 23. 84 Morocco, Teri 78. 96 Moryl. Ruth 104. 105. 130 Motta. Daniel 53. 72. 73. % Munger, Kimberly 17. 22. 39. 87 Munger. Michael 37. 38. 49. 102. 104. 105. 131 Munn, Michael 84 Murphy. Carl 76. 93 Murphy. Helene 59. 96 Murphy. Linda 96 Murphy. Tammy 87 Murray. Shane 42. 46. 91 Muth. Mr Robert 66 N Nadeau. Monique 22. 87 Neeson, Carrie 16. 91 Neiss. Fredrick 79. 104. 105. 131 Nelson. Charles 15. 84 Nelson. Corina 12. 20. 72. 96 Noelt. Steve 74 Noonan. Coach John 42 Noradki. Melissa 16. 93 Norton. Derek 20. 21. 31. 73. 104. 105. 131 O Oboyski. Peter 91 Offenbacker. Karyn 17, 20. 91 OâKosky, Robert 41. 96 Olson. Brian 15. 20. 21. 25. 26. 37. 71. 73. 104. 105. 132 O'Neil. Jeanme 17. 23. 87 OâNeil. Tammy 79. 93 O'Neil. Thomas 28. 41. 104. 105. 132 Otis. Kevin 17. 19. 37. 91 Outdoor Track 54 P Pacelli. Mrs Barbara 70 Parker. Wendy 96 Patenaude. Christopher 22, 87 Patenaude. Morris 78. 104. 105, 132 Patenaude. Nicole 84 Pepe. Mark 20. 96 Pepe. Michael 20. 21. 35. 71. 73. 104. 105, 133 Peretta. Scott 87 Perkins. Les 77. 104, 105. 133 Perkins. Mrs Joan 70 Perkins. Sandra 93 Pertgen, April, 87 Petronis. Scott 20 Petta. Richard 59. 73. 104, 105, 133 Phelan. MaryBeth 12. 16. 19. 20. 23. 43. 72. 73, 96 Phelan. Mrs Marie 65 Phillips. David 37. 53, 72 Phillips. Steven 37. 53. 73. 104. 105. 134 Pickett. Daniel 35. 48. 49. 56. 102. 104. 105, 134 Pickett. Kristen 11. 13. 16. 17. 20. 43. 45. 71. 72. 73. 96 Pickett. Mrs. Tina 66 Pinchook, Terry 23. 84 Pingelski. Nancy 39. 54. 91 Pinsonneault. Jacqueline 14. 15. 18. 29. 43. 59. 104. 105. 134 PItoIi. John 84 Pitcherelle, Chris 15. 47. 61. 93 Plummer. Tami 20. 72. 93 Plummer. Todd 84 Polsinello, Coach Mark 41. 44. 56 Ponzillo. Jaimie 12. 20. 21. 43, 51. 135 Pratt. Daniel 7. 15. 37. 52. 72. 73. 96 Pratt. Robert 91 Preece. Nlcki 87 Prom 1985 26 Prosser. Mr Emmet 30. 64 Pruyn. Karen 87 Pugliese, John 15. 17. 20. 35. 46. 91 Pugliese, Michele 22. 87 R Rabbit, William 35, 4 Rajeski. Robin 103. 104. 105. 135 Rajeski. Steve 25. 42. 93 Rando, Mr. Salvatore 65 Rauchi. Michael 15. 17. 23. 42. 52. 56 Rauchi. Tara 15. 23, 84 Rauchi. Tina Reed. Kimberly 14. 102, 104. 105. 135 Retell. Cheryl 17. 23. 84 Retell, Dawn 74. 96 Retell. Tina 17. 87 Reynolds, Jennifer 17. 23. 84 Reynolds, Lisa 93 Ricciardone. Nicholas 23. 84 Rkciardone. Sal vador e 96 Richardson. Jennifer 13. 17. 18. 20. 91 Riding Club 18 Rtelly. Joseph 19. 41. 93 Rinaldi. Gna 12. 13. 15. 93 Rinaldi. Scott 15. 23. 84 Rivenburgh, Terri 93 Rivers. Brian 35. 104. 105, 136 Rivet. Craig 11. 52. 71. 72. 73. 96 Rivet. Michael 10. 11. 37. 52. 56. 72. 73. 96 Robens. Shawn 17. 22. 42. 87 Rocco. Erin 12. 15. 19. 28. 34. 54. 96 Roes. Mrs Kira 64 Rogers, Mrs. Katherine 16. 17. 67 Roman. Nicole 84 Rooke, Ms Kathy 66 Rose. James 42. 96 Rose. Kevin 94 Rose. Lynne 11, 45. 102. 104, 105, 136 Rose. Mrs Helen 70 Rose. Nicholas 22. 84 Rose. Timothy 41. 53 Rose. Wendy 16. 79. 104. 105. 136 Rowe. Arthur % Rowe. Marcellous 91 Roy. Michael 20. 34. 42. 46. 91 Rozon. Mr William 67 Rubino. Daniel 46. 91 Rubino. Patricia 18. 91 Ruepp, Anna 22. 84 Russell. Jodi 11. 16. 19. 20. 38. 39. 54. 61. 72. 73. 96 Russell. Todd 42. 46. 91 Russo. Christopher 94 Russo. Paul 84 Russom. Frank 22. 87 Russom. Jeffrey 11. 20. 21. 73. 104. 105 Ryan. Charles 104. 105. 137 Ryan. Ellen 96 Ryan. Gary 94 Ryan. Shawn 84 Rychcik. Brian 41. 59. 104. 105. 137 Rychcik. Daniel 94 Rychcik. Stephen 41, 56. 61, 96 S S.ADD. 16 Sala. Suzette 10. 11. 16. 17. 73. 104, 105. 138 Sally. Patty 14. 51. 104. 105, 138 Salvadore. Marc 23. 87 Sal vador e. Michael 20. 71. 72. 94 Salvadore. Shana 17. 18. 50. 91 Saunders. Kevin 20. 37. 48. 49. 94 Saunders. Scott 22. 46. 87 Seber. Mr Mark 64 Sendra. Britton 18. 91 Serbalik, Joyce 10. 11. 15. 16. 17. 71. 73. 104. 105. 138 Service Club 14 Sgambati. Carolyn 11, 15. 16. 25. 28. 38. 39. 59. 60. 73. 102. 103. 104. 105. 138 Sgambati. Darlene 22. 84 Sgambati. Matthew 15. 41. 47, 56. 94 Sgambati. Pam 43. 50. 51 Sgambati. Steve 15. 30. 41. 104, 105, 139 Shakow. Amy 20. 71. 72. 94 Shakow. David 35, 87 Sharpe, Shellie 84 Shaver. Mark 87 Shiebler. Miss Ruth 20. 21. 68 Shields. Gary 42. 91 Shrome, Michele 104, 105, 139 Sicliano. Mrs Anna 70 Sibley. Lisa 12. 15. 18. 43. 72. 96 Sinnott. Terri 94 Ski Club 19 Skinnerup, Amy 17. 23. 84 Skinnerup. Jon 22, 37. 46. 56. 87 Skipp. Joseph 91 Snyder. Mr. Clifford 34. 66 Soccer Boys' 37 Soccer Grisâ 38 Softball Gris' 35 Sorell. Deborah 11. 3. 18. 43. 51. 57. 103. 104. 105. 140 Sorell, Michalena 70 Sorell. Michelle 94 Soucy, Jennifer 23. 88 Soucy, Joanne 96 Sparano. Jennifer 15. 17, 22. 23. 39. 88 Sparano. Richard 20. 47. 72. 94 Spass. Antoinette 27. 30. 103. 105, 140 Spickler, Brenda 88 Spickler. Ed 41. 72. 96 Spickler. Karen 88 Spickler. Melissa 15, 84 Spickler. Tammy 18. 91 Sprague. Michael 94 Spraker, Heather 88 Stalter, Barb 96 Stalter, Sheery 16. 17, 94 Stephenson. Chance 84 Stewart. Lisa 23. 84 Stewart. Sandra 15. 17. 72. 94 Stipano. Mr Richard 68 Student Council Sullivan. Edward 46. 91 Susko. Brum 53. 84 Susko. Sharon 17. 39. 94 Swter. Steven 48. 104. 105, 140 Sylvester. Kimberly 23. 84 T Taglione, Carrie 51 Taglione, Casey 22. 88 Taglione. Coach John 41 Taglione. Lisa 15. 20. 39. 50. 91 Taglione. Michael 22. 88 Taylor, Melissa 23. 88 Teal. Kathryn 16. 104. 105. 141 Teal. Todd 91 Tironi, Curtis 5. 52. 94 Tironi. Theresa 17. 23. 88 Timpanaro. Anthony 42. 91 Tofte. Tammy 11. 15. 73. 104, 105. 141 Toleman, Christopher 17. 88 Tollisen. Brian 72. 96 Tollisen. Kevin 88 Toma. Michael 2. 15. 27. 71. 102. 104. 105. 141 Topetro. Christopher 41. 59. 60. 103. 104. 105, 142 Topetro. Jennifer 88 Topetro. Michele 94 Tracey. June 94 Trant, Cheryl 16. 17. 94 Turner. Arthur 72. 96 Turner. Paul 91 Turner. Rose Ann 94 Turner. Seth 84 U Urkevich. David 94 V VanWagner. Cathleene 91 Van Wagner, Patricia 23. 84 Vascherault. Tara 94 Verdile. Charles 22. 88 Verdile. Mark 20. 37. 47. 72. 96 Verdile. Michael 104. 105. 142 Vermilyea, Paul 37. 48. 96 Volpe. Anne Marie 14. 38. 39. 96 Volpe. John 22. 88 Vredenburgh. Carol % W Waite. Christopher 96 Waldron, Cynthia 17. 23, 84 Waldron, James 72, 94 Waldron, John 34. 42. 91 Waldron. Joseph 15. 42. 91 Waldron. Suzanne 20. 21, 73. 104. 105. 132 Wallaitis, Kristine 17. 91 Wallaitis, Paul 23. 88 Washburn. George 84 Washburn. Hope 17. 91 Watrobski. Cindy 11. 44. 94 Webster. Jessica 39, 91 Weirich. Kristen 88 Whalen. Vicky 12. 104. 105, 142 White. Michael 23. 88 White. Robert 94 White. Yvette 12. 14. 143 Whitney. Lisa 14. 16. 96 Whitney, Tina 16. 91 Wkkes. Jason 84 Wickcs. Shelley 84 Wickham. David 75. 96 Wickham. Douglas 91 Wtertck. Kristen 22 Wtlday. Renee 16. 94 Wiley, Keith 23. 88 Willsey. Kelly 91 Wise. Mr Donald 15 Wood. Hope 13. 16. 94 Wood. John 77. 104. 105. 143 Woodcock. Carol 17. 22. 84 Woodcock. Paul 94 Woods. William 22. 88 Wrestling J V 53 Wrestling Varsity 52 Y Young. Coach Bob 47. 55 Yusaitis, Teresa 14. 43. 51. 96 z Zecca. Ernest 37, 96 Zccca. Frank 15. 88. 92 Zecca. Mrs Lisa Zielnicki, Lynne 17. 22. 88 Zullo. Nick 20. 53. 91 Zurlo. Mrs Shirley 70 JOSTENS - c . V - â . y - 8 L ft Jfl. â ÂŁ
”
1977 1978 1981 1985 1987 1988
Find and Search Yearbooks Online Today!
FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES
GENEALOGY ARCHIVE
REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
