Mechanicville High School - Halfmoon Yearbook (Mechanicville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

V9 9V 7 g,. AV AZ C ZJ ctf IfM When that diploma reaches the palm of our hands. We think of our past memories and future plans. From the first days of school. When we didn't know what to do. Until our last days together. Which have changed us forever. We all have made plans to keep in touch. We will try so hard to do so much, To never forget those first days of school, To our last days before our lifes renewal. We now have made all of our future plans. But the true future lies with what is placed in our hands. The Saratoga-Warren B.O.C.E.S. center is located in Saratoga Springs. The center gives advanced training to students so when they leave high school they'll have the qual- ifications to move directly into the main stream of the working world. According to the student’s schedule they may either attend morning of afternoon class- es. The students are mixed in with students from sev- eral different districts. B.O.C.E.S. gives these stu- dents a social link and a worthwhile experience. Cosmetology Cosmetology is an intro- ductory course for those students who want to go into hairdressing. In the first year the students learn basic haircuts, color- ing. waving, and relaxing of the human hair. The stu- dents gain actual hand ex- perience which will push them toward Cosmetology II. Students enrolled in this course are: Donna Mar- kiewicz. Christine Parker, and Maria Delano. Cosmetology II Cosmetology II is basical- ly the same thing as Cos- metology I. but the students practice more on the State Board work. After finishing this course pupils are pre- pared for the admissions to the licensing examination. This exam is necessary for the practice of hairdress- ing and cosmetology in New York State. Students enrolled in this course are: Melissa Acerra. Tina An- triello. Tammy Cowin. Tina Marotta. Michele Topetro. CONSERVA TION I Students in conservation develop necessary skills in such areas as: light indus- trial equipment operation and maintenance, forestry, soil, water, and wildlife conservation. These skills will enable them to pursue their career in conserva- tion. The student enroll in this course is Todd Teal. CONSERVA TION II This is a course that al- lows the student to contin- ue their studies in the area of conservation. Pupils be- come involved in forest and wood lot improvement along with other operations associated with soil and water conservation. Stu- dents enrolled in this course are: Charles Dyer. Michael Garland, Mark Hol- lenbeck, John Snyder. WORD PROCESSING Word processing stu- dents develop skills in all areas of office machine op- erations from a typewriter to a word processing sys- tem. Students learn the cor- rect format of the opera- tions of these machines. This provides for an en- riched business career. Stu- dents enrolled in this course are: Athena Koutou- zis. Hope Wood. DA TA PROCESSING Data processing students gam keyboard skills on all types of in- dustry standard dara entry equip rnent They in addition are in- volved in bookkeeping accounting real life situations while learning the skills needed for good record keeping. Jobs that students can qualify for after graduation include con- trol clerk, keypunch operator, key- to diskette operator. CRT and printing computer terminal opera- tor. payroll clerk, accounts payable clerk, accounts renewable clerk, and sales and purchase bookkeep er. Students enrolled in this course are: Mary Darrow. and Sandy Perkins. COMPUTER APPLICA TIONS The data processing computer programming operations course prepares both business and math students for occupations in data processing. This course also helps the students with college entrance in the field of processing. All stu- dents have the opportunity to use the computer located in the class- room at the B.O.C.E.S. facility in Saratoga Springs. Students en- rolled in this course are Sandy Greene. ELECTRONICS II Electronics students have the opportunity to learn electronic theory and how to service actual elec- tronic equipment. Such equipment includes: digital and analog multimeters, so- cieloscopes, tube and tran- sister testers, logic probes, signal and wave form gen- erators. as well as special analytic equipment. Stu- dents enrolled in this pro- gram are: Dave Urkevich. ELECTRICAL TRAPES II Students in electrical trades learn to do the fol- lowing: install trouble- shoot. repair electrical wir- ing systems, motors, generators, and their con- trol equipment. With expe- rience the students are al- lowed to perform on site operations.” Pupils also learn of the building and plumbing trades and how they mesh with with the electrical trades pictures. Students enrolled in this course are: Stephen Rajeski, and Joesph Rielly. AUTO MECHANICS II Pupils in auto mechanics cover a wide range of re- pairs from heavy to minor on all types of cars. Stu- dents learn to locate trou- ble through careful diagno- sis. They perform the necessary repairs correctly and efficiently using all the special tools and equipment available. When they be- come advanced they per- form live work” on vehi- cles. Students enrolled in this course are: Camille MacDonald. Row I: Paula Maynard. Gary Campbell. Nancy Cavotta. Amy Shakow. Janice Boleski. Row 2 Lynn Cafararo. Beth Knaak. Tammy Cowin. Lisa Bag noli. Brett Farbstem. Row 3: Jim Waldron. Joe Cocozzo. Karen Culnane. Lori Goverski. John Jenkins. Rich Sparano. 12 T OL uDrnxxJL jSjDcaJlXaj ____ % s . r � , I ; V Row I: Lynn Cafararo. Beth Knaak. Tammy Cowin. Amy Shakow. Row 2. Jim Waldron. Joe Cocozzo. Karen Culnane. Lori Gover ki. John Jenkins. Rich Sparano. Row I: Mark Amann. and Brett • Farbstein. Row 2 Patrice Enzien. Kris Wallatis. Nancy Cavotta. Ja nice Boleski. Debbie Marotta. Row 3: Nona Adamson. Kristen Vren- burg. Barb LaVigne. Lisa Bagnoli. Mike Serbalik. Shana Salvadore. Gary Campbell. Paula Maynard. Row I: Bryce Farbstein. Penny Deo. Billy Woods. Row 2. Mike Taglione. Chris Elkins. Larry Marciarello. Scott Saunders. Kevin Tollisen. Row 3: Dave Shakow. Jude Mar- zano. Greg Miller. Chris DiCerce. Tom Koper. Monique Nadeau. Row 3: Chuck Verdie. Dave Mastropie- tro. Sue McBride. Jenny Sparano. Maria Daley. Teri Lester. Lynn Zielnicki. (X 13 i-UL Pres. Carmen Bagnoli Vice Pres. Nancy Izzo Mark Seber Frank Bisnett Thom Adams Jude Ryan Peter Puluso Ms. Kathryn Ford Mr. Gary Lyons Mr. Anthony Cocozzo Mr. Emmet Prosser Mr. John Levesque Ms. Linda Fennelly Mr. Salvatore Rando 18 Patty Tomps Shirley Zurlo Anna Siciana Helen Rose Mary Ann Shavah Yolanda Gargano JoAnn Perkins Barbara Paeelli Mr. John DeAngelis Mr. James Hnapik Mrs. Jill Davis Mr. Donald Wise Mrs. Marilyn Connolly Mr. Roland Barge Mrs. Diane Yasar Mr. John Legasse Mr. Richard Gaughan Mrs. Carol Gibeau Mr. Roger Bombardier Mrs. Sue Peluso 30 Mr. William Harris Mr. Robert Durden Ms. Katherine Rooke Mrs. Christina Pickett Mrs. Jane Marie PeLucia Ms. Maria Fusco Mrs. Rochelle Abelson 21 I; ' Mr. Robert Muth Mrs. Joan Hoffman Mrs. Marie Bombardier Mrs. Elvira Durden Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson [ -f4 Lyrr JU (X U2i Mrs. Pyllis Gardimer Mrs. Carol Cocozzo Mr. William Hickey Mr. Peter Magee Mrs. Lisa Zecca Mrs. Mary Boucher H (XajL J Mr$. Lois Jackson Ms. Lynn Verdile Mrs. Marie Devito Mrs. Mary Sullivan Ms. Collette Hyde Mrs. Louise Gastingway Mrs Patricia Canavan Mrs. Roverta Feldman Mrs Maria Mastropietro Ms. RutFi Sheibler t m r__________JJ I I Mr. Richard Stipano Mrs. Mary Maru 23 This year's yearbook staff was different than most. There were only a few who were always there to help and others would just come and go. If there is one person who deserves total credit its Mrs. Chorman. Boy. can that woman scream. We would like to thank her for putting up with all the trouble we put her through and always sticking by us. Teresa. Noelle. and Beth were also very loyal to our yearbook. We learned a lot about each other through this time. First, Noelle has a temper which she DOESN'T try to keep in. Teresa learned to hate the typing room, and Beth was here but always befuddled. Sherry did most of the layouts. Kevin took the most blurry pictures in the world which he refers to as Artistic”, while Mike popped in whenever he had 15 minutes to spare. Lynn came in to work occasionally practicing her foul one liners. Michele came in when she didn't have to work and took care of the BOCES section, so we have to credit her with it or blame it on her. This yearbook has been a headache for many and represents a great many hours which will probably never be fully appreciated. Since most of the deadlines were missed we entitled this yearbook. The yearbook that almost wasn't!” But. now that you have it in your hot. little hands— isn't it a BEAUT! PIMM ft A mmmm X rafrzz?. m___ ■m mX j IU Ak MMM HJMIUI dHAlHlUlU •OH S4H 4AC0nD 2 S4 4 0 I 4)1 4JH )OS S' McOlinv 20 21 t 10 7H :fH E«qi«P 1 ? 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Maria Daley, and Jennifer Topetro. Row 2. Chns Ca votta. Heather Bennamati. Lynn Zielnicki. Tina Gaspie. Michelle Pugliese. Kris DiSiena. Nancy Kipp. Brandi Adamson. Darlene Sgambati. and Kristen Levesque. Row 3 Ben Jose. Mark Amann. Shawn Robens. Pat Hildreth. Jude Marzano and Tom Roper. Row 4: John Pugliese. Scott Calahan. Jim Mitchell. Billy Woods. Mike Taglione. Rich Sparano. Jeff Alonzo. Jeff Marzinsky. John Blackwood. Alan Light holder. Scott Petronis. Lisa Taglione. Concetta Carey, and Jeff DeVito. X e S Row ? Vince Dawson. Jon Skmnerup. Doug Gonnelly. Megan Keniry. Nick Zullo. Joe Guilian- eUi. Dave LaVigne. On the right: Mrs. Shiebler. Sitting: Pam Ingraham. Joy DeVoe. Kristen Lightholder. Katie Bova. Donna Mickalonis. Emily Lajeunesse 2nd Row Toni Taglione. Amy Brownell. Liz McCann. Kim Alonzo. Christy DeChiro. Christine Morelli. Trisha Rich- ardson. Nicole Chauvin. Jessica Crowther 3rd Row Tammy Gleeson. Shyra Murphy. Karen Boleski. Jessica Aldrich. Carrie Root. Michele DiSiena. Michele Fiacco. 1 Opal Rabbitt. Jennifer Dishroon 4th Row Shannon 4 Groff. Mark Seber. Stephen Murray. Jimmy Phelps. Josh Clark. Chris Earina. Brad Mastropietro, Nicole Test. Carrie Dudar. Monica Hipwell Row • Robert Noblett. David Ryan. Randy Russom. Jon Lester Tom Fuller Row 2- Deanna Marcone. Lance Hopeck. Jason DAIoria. Michael Fink. Shane McBride. Jeff Shakow. Jason Amann Row 3- Craig LeClaire. Doug Rose. Marc Skipp. Marc Bornt. John Greene Kneeling Tara Raucci. Tina Dingman. Heather Spraker. Lisa Stewart. Valarie o'Kosky. Tammy Blackwood. Amy Skinnerup. Sitting: Stacy Groff. Penny Deo. Rebecca Chuba. Kim Sylves- ter. Trista Fusco. Andrea Marx. Jennifer Foley. Sheree Conna- ly. Michele McCauliffe Standing Jennifer Antolick. Michele Canary. Jennifer Reynolds Teresa Tironi. Dee Levesque. Jenni- fer Soucy. Jay Michael Lane. John Farino. Jimmy Tracy. Shawn Denny. Marc Salvadore. Mike Cavotta. Greg Miller. Dave Ma- tropietro. Scott Rinaldi, and Mike D’Aloia 4 fl A rvo SU 2. CAj9JXM£l r •A Row Patty Dunn. Heidi Garland. Kelly Callahan. Brenda Rougia. Jackie Mitchell. Carly Sylvester. Brandie Szell. Dan- iel Peluso. Nathan Webster. Nick Verdile. Chris Butz Row 2: Paula Webb. Stacy Clancy. Shannon Riley. Joelle Thomas. Lara Sgambati. Jennifer Brown. Dawn Miller. Dona Best. Louis DiNuzzo. Bob Federico Row 3.- Pam Russell. Mary Guianelle. Bridget McMahon. Jamie Springborn. Barbara Lord. Becky Taylor. Becky Foley. Charlie Adams. Noah Gartner. Mark Pingelski. Bruce Nichols. Mrs. Mastropietro Row 4. Terry Smith. Amy Perez. Paula Placsencia. Michele Wood. Kelly Otis. Marie Denny. Jody Provancher. Jason Nosal. Michael Mastropietro. Mark Turner. Jason Mastropietro ✓ j ✓ 33 V'- .'-v PS ► IV Oi 34 35 5 to TO 36 40 Row I: Sandy Stewart. Bonniw McBride. Kristin Pickett. Dawn Dieckman. Karen Culnane Row 2. Kelly Wilsey. Lisa Bagnoli. Janine Flanagan. Nancy Pingelski. Sue McBride. Lori Goverski. Michele Sorell, Jenny Sparano. Dana Flanagan. Separate: Coach DeChiro The 1987 Softball team was comprised of alot of hard working and talented indi- viduals. With a leauge record of 9-4 and an overall record of 10-4. it’s obvious that these girls had a very good season. The team was made up of three seniors, six juniors, four sophomores, and four fresh- men: this is encouraging news for the '88 team. Good-bye and Good Luck was wished to seniors Bonnie McBride. Kristin Pick- ett. and Dawn Dieckman. We also wish the best of luck to the '88 team. 46 'i. • «.'i—• jJ � • LV • il � • • ,Vi'' ’ v� «’ 'Vyf � v ’ «'A ik' ., . '• i T % • « I r. Kr Under coach Mark Pols mello, the 1987 Varsity Baseball team turned in another successful season. Contributing to this success was experience and hard work. We can chalk the experience up especially to se- nior Jon Cavotta. Steve Ry- chick. Brian Maiello. Craig Riv- et and John LaVignei and the hard work to the whole team. For all those players return- ing and any new ones. GOOD LUCK in 88 VARSITY BASEBALL Row It Chuck DeVito. Scott Cerkowski. John LaVigne. Jeff DeVito. Craig Rivet. Row 1. Tim Hipwell. Dave DeCelle. Jon Cavotta. Aaron Ambrosino. Jon Skinnerup. Steve Rychick. Brian Maiello. Coach Pos JV BASEBALL Row I: Tom Koper. John Lagitch. Mike Raucci. Mike Kraszewski. Jim Cavotta. Ed Sullivan Row 1. Coach McBride. Jason Acerra. John Volpe. Marc Salavadore. Bob Jesmain. Frank Russom. Dave Shakow. Greg Miller. Jude Marzano. Brud Goverski Under rookie Coach Tom McBride, the JV Baseball team, with the help from a tough pitching staff, had a very re- spectable season. The fact that this team is comprised of eighth and ninth graders should provide the varsity team with a good deal of expe- rience and talent in the future. GOOD LUCK in 88 guyslllll ■i .“S 47 Standing: Coach Stipano. Tricia Rubino. Ginger Burke. Kelly Casey. Renee Wilday. Cyndi Hopeck. Nancy Cavotta. Melissa Spickler, Peggy Hmura. Nancy Kipp. Maria Daley. Justine Jenkins. Emily Laiuenesse. and Ann Cavotta. Kneeling: Liz McCann. Cathy Green. Jodi Russell. Erin Rocco. Ann Volpe. Chris DiCerce. Lesley DeChiro. and Kellie Lagitch. Last year's Track team proved to be fair competition for other teams in the Council, even though they were disap- pointed by their record. Team members worked hard under the direction of Coach Stipano. We are also told, that though their record suffered in '87. their appetites didn’t. We would like to wish good luck to the '88 team, and say good- bye to Seniors Jodi Russell. Ann Cavotta. Cathy Green. Erin Rocco. and Ann Volpe. 48 Cross Country this year was under the management of Maria Mastropie- tro. The team really seemed to en|oy themselves, and with a decent 3 3 re cord, that’s not hard to believe. Liz McCann and Nancy Cavotta were named to the Colonial Council All-Star Cross Country Team. We would like to congratulate them on their outstand- ing season. The seniors of this team were Cyndi Hopeck and Jim Waldron. We'd like to wish Mrs. Mastropietro con- tinuing success in the next year. Standing: Mrs. Mastropietro. Melissa Spickler. John Farnell. Mike Roy. Jim Waldron. Mike Taglione. Jim Mitchell. Nancy Cavotta. Cyndi Hopek. and Laurie Hecht. Kneeling Shawn Ryan. Liz McCann. Emily La|uene$$e. Kellie Lagitch. Jamie Springborn. and Chris DiCerce. 49 1 The 198' 88 Golf team had an exceient triton under the lead erahtp ol Coach Mike Mar tone and co-captains John Jenkins and Jeff DeVito. With a record of IIO and a Colonial Council ranking of second it seems that congratulations are in order The success of this season must be accredited to team co- operation and their willingness to work and learn Senior John Jenkins was once again one of the teams steadist performers. He wasn't alone, though, steady performances were also given by funiors Mike Serbalik. Jeff DeVito and John Pugliese This entire team turned in an excel lent performance This year we say goodbye and good luck to John Jenkins And thank you at for a great season Row I: Jude Marzano. David Perretta. Lynne Zielnicki. Jeff DeVito Row 2 Coach Martone. Jenkins. Mike Serbalik. Brian Susko. John Pickett. David Shakow. John Pugliese John 50 Rookie bowling coach Maria Mastropietro had a season to check out faces and learn the ropes as the 1987 88 MHS bowling team struggled to a 16 40 record in the tough Colonial Council. Senior captain Mike Salvadore led the team with an average of 188. Second of three captains. Senior Paul Woodcock contributed a great deal with an average of 155. Junior Debbie Marotta. the third captain, bowled an average of 170 and Sophomore Jude Marzano bowled a successful 163. Also, contributing to the team were Greg Miller. John Miller. Heather Henderson. Mike Mellon. Craig Corson. Kevin Tollisen. and Dave Mastropietro. This team proved that they have competitve spirit when they bowled themselves into the Class C-D sectionals. The team next year loses Mike Salvadore and Paul Woodcock. But. with added experience of Mrs. Mas and the rest, a gleam of light is seen down the road. 51 Row I: Kim Munger. Amy Shakow. Corey Bruno. Theresa Tirom. Coach Maria Mastropietro. Row 2 Genie O'Neil. Michele Pugliese. Christine Cavotta. Teri Lester. Monique Nadeau. Lynn Zielnicki. r --------------------------------------- The Girls JV Softball Team had a respectable season. The coach Mrs. Mastropietro and the girls were happy with their record. The season, starting in early March and ending in late May. was filled with tough practices, long road trips (to Maple Hill), and challenging games against such teams as Schalmont. Ravena. and Water ford. The team had many ups and downs, but pulled it together to have a great season r i 52 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS JV Sitting: Alicia Erno Row I Tara Raucci. Leah DiVirgilio Brenda Biondi Row 2. Sherree Gonnelly. Ginger Burke. Val- erie Marzano. Lisa Hildreth VARSITY Tina Marotta. Tara Vascherault. Barb LaVigne. Dana DiSiena. Geiona Hag gerty. Cindy Aiardo. Heather Bena- mati. Kris Clark. Justine Jenkins Tammy Murphy. Monique Nadeau. Jennifer Richardson. Casey Taglione 53 I Row I: Scoit Guilianelli. Mike Cavotta. Scott Rinaldi. Row } Geroge Washburn. Seth Webster. Pete Divirgilio. Jimmy Macierello. Matt Harrison. John McEchron. Stephen Woods. John Piroli. Nick Rose and Lance Hopek. Row 3: Mike D'Aloia. Paul DeVito. Brent Lester. Billy Rabbitt. Seth Turner. Donald Dieckmann. Russell Salsbury. Jason LaRose. Nick Riccardone. Paul Russo. Heath Taglione. Marc Skipp and Coach Noonan. r i The freshman football team saw a streak of new talent run out on the field this year with captains Scott Rinaldi. Scott Guilianelle. and Mike Cavotta. they coasted to a respectable 3 and 3 record against tough competition. With the expe rience of Coaches Noonan and Sul- livan the freshman football players will have a bright future ahead of them. L j 54 Brud Go ver ski. Marc Salvador . Chuck Verdile. Greg Miller. Jim Kenyon. John Lagitch. Jim Cavoita. John Volpe. Mike Raucci Dale Bovat. Shane Liberty. Jason Constantine. Bobby GuiHianelle. Bobby Jesmam. Larry Macairello. Jason Acerra. Billy Woods. Gene Cook. Eric Izzo With the help of coaches Mark Polsinello. Vince Barber and Bob Miranda the J.V. Football team ex- perienced much success in compil- ing a 5-1 record which will give the Varsity Coaches a lot to look for- ward too. The experience which they have gained will lead them to a bright future. The '87 season was filled with a lot of great memories with a great moment coming with a win over Class B Mont Pleasant. We also had a heartbreaking loss to Whitehall. There is a great future for the J.V. program which will lead to a successful Varsity program. 55 v Von A y Ya - VARSITY Jeff Alonzo Aaron Ambrosino Joe Bodner Richard Burke Scoft Cerkowski Joe Cocozzo Mike Coreno David DeCelle Chuck DeVito Brud Goverski r i A losing season is something all who participate in sports, strive to avoid. It brings with it anger, frustration, and an emptiness which cannot be described in words. It also brings apprehension, fear that your players, program, and your Community will lose their desire, interest, and intensity that has been a major part of the excellance that we have experienced over the years. We have just completed a football season that was a stern test for all involved. Throughout the ''87 season, our mental and physical toughness was challenged. The inju- ries. defeat, and controversy constantly measured what RED RAIDER FOOTBALL was all about, and in what direc- tion it may head. Although we suffered more defeats than victories, we passed the TEST OF CHARACTER! We Survived! We sur- vived. because of the young men who make up our pro- gram. Their willingness to endure and compete at a level we are so accustomed to expect, prevailed. It wasn’t an easy task to come to practice during the second half of the season, knowing the SUPER BOWL and Sectional Playoffs were remote possibilities. Yet. you con- tinued to work har and exemplify what our program is all about. You never QUIT”, and for that, each of you should be PROUD. You faced adversity and overcame it. THAT IS THE TRUE MARK OF A CHAMPION. k. A jL VaK ii y Foottma? . U ,« ■L P N VT:: ROSTER Bob Jesmain Shawn Kiley Axel Lehmg Todd Lester Ant Mastropietro Joe Reilly Tim Rose Todd Russell Marc Salvadore Matt Sgambati This years Modified Girl's Basketball team showed us that they had a winning spirit and alot of talent. Under the guidance of Coach Tom McBride, the girls impressed us with speed and skill, both of which are sure to bring fu- ture success to the Varsity teams. Row It Tricia Richardson. Katie Bova. Cindy Waldron. Bridgette Lord. Liz McCann. Opal Rabbin, Toni Taglione. Row 1 Mary Defelice. Darlene Sgambati. Monica Hipwell. Donnelle Mastropietro. Kim Alonzo. Coach McBride. 58 Under the direction of Coach John Noonan, the the Freshmen Boy's Basketball team turned in a very respectable season. Once again the freshmen impressed us with speed and skill. Their success will surely mean even more talent and promise to future Varsity teams. Row It John Mctchron. Paul DeVito. George Washburn. Scott Rinaldi. Mike D'Aloia. Jeff D'Aloia. Row 3 Susan King. John Pickett. Don Diekman. Bill Rabbitt. Matt Harrison. Mike Cavotta, Coach Noonan. 59 Row I Andrea Marx. Jennifer Reynolds. Regina Bruno. Susan Denney. Row 2-. Coach DeChiro. Jennifer Topetro. Nona Adamson. Christy DeChiro. Melissa Spickler. Megan Keniry. Row 3: Maria Daley. Joell Cavotta. Christy DiSiena. Leslie DeChiro. Corey Bruno. JV GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The JV girls basketball team had a great season with an overall record of 13-3. The team was lead by Coach Joe DeChiro along with the help of captains Nona Adamson, and Joell Cavotta. Joell Cavotta was an outstand- ing guard who was moved up to the varsity team during the season. When sectionals approached, the following team members were moved up to varsity? Nona Adamson. Lesley DeChiro. Maria Daley, and Krista Disiena. 60 Junior: John Pugliese Sophomores: Jim Cavotta. Jim Kenyon. Frank Russom. Dave Shakow. Marc Salvadore. Scon Saunders, Larry Macirello Freshmen: Brud Goverski JV Boys Basketball Under the direction of Coach Gary Flunter. the JV. Boys Basketball Team compiled a great season in the tough Co- lonial Council. Contributing to the teams success were starters John Pugliese. Jim Kenyon. Jim Cavotta. Billy Coreno. Scott Saunders. Dave Shakow. Marc Salvadore. and even though he was hurt. Brud Goverski. 61 Row It Michele Pugliese. suzie McBride. Dana Hanagan Jenny Sparano row 2. Coach Mark Polsin- ello. Janine Flanagan. Kim Munger, Nancy Cavoita. Nicola Carey. Ca sey Taglione. This year the girls varsity team, under the leader ship of Mark Polsinello. finished the season with a 16-7 record. The Red Raiders made it to the semi- finals of the sectionals. The team was led by captains Dana Flanagan and Suzie McBride. The following team members are Nicola Carey. Nancy Cavotta. Janine Flanagan. Chris Cavotta. Kim Munger. Michelle Pugliese. Jen- ny Sparano and Casey Taglione. Joell Cavotta was brought up toward the end of the regular season. Their season was uplifted by winning the first annual Tip-Off Tournament and upsetting third seeded Catskill in the quarter-finals of the sectionals. This year our Varsity Boy's Basketball team made us very proud. We saw alot of skill, de termination, a little luck, and even some heroism. Under Coach George Dudas the boys worked hard and fought even harder to succeed. Seniors Matt Sgambati. Tim Hip well, and Kevin Saunders all had great seasons. The rest of the team helped and worked along side of them to take us all the way to Glens Falls. Two things that no one will forget about this season Tim Hipwell saves us with eight sec- onds left to beat top seeded Scully and advances us in the Sectionals, and ' THE BENCH BROTHERS THREE (Myron. Rich, and Jay) were also a high light of the season. Thanks for a GREAT season guy sllllt Vt Bse- Row I: Tim Hipwell. Mike Serbalik, Mike Roy. Todd Russell. Jeff Devito. Row 3: Coach Dudas. Rich Sparano. Kevin Saunders. Shane Murray. Jon Skinnerup. Aaron Ambrosino. Matt Sgambati. JV Basketball Cheerleaders 65 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Row I: Jessica Webster. Kristin Vredenburg. Cindy Aiardo. Heather Benamati. Monique Na- deau. Barb LaVigne. lisa Taglione. Lori Goverski. Teri Lester. Justine Jen- kins. Tammy Murphy. 66 This year our Varsity Wrestling team has had a down season. Due to many injuries the team was only able to reach fifth place in the Colonial Council League Although the team did not do as well as they hoped, there was an outstanding effort by all. Eric Marx and Bob Jesmain were selected to the Colonial Council All-Star team. Eric Marx also placed fourth in the Section II with 124 Career wins (second in MHS history). This year was a rebuilding year for but they hope to make an outstanding comeback next year We wish them all the best for next year We also say good bye to seniors Eric Marx. John Jenkins. Joe Rielly. 67 With the help of Coach Frank Mastro pietro. Mechanicville High School opened the doors to a new sport this fall. Boys JV. Soccer was introduced and they had a respectable season. With the increased interest in Soccer, the Varsity team should experience great success in the future. JV. Boys Soccer Kneeling Josh Gilheany. Mark Pingelski. Nick Verdile. Dan Peluso. Mark Seber Row 3: Steven Murray. Jason Nosal. Jim Pe- luso. Chris Forma. Noel Gartner Standing: Chris Mastropietro. Brad Mastropietro. Mike Mastropietro Randy Russom. Jim Tracey. Jarrad Garone. Chris Myers. Dave Ryan. Coach Mastropietro 69 Row I: Charlie Nelson. Row 2: Bryce harbsiein. Mike Krazewski. trie Marx. Sean King. Dave Mastropietro. Row 3: Jon Skinnerup. Tom Koper. Jay Larkin. Kevin Otis. Coach Tony Sylvester. Under the leadership of Coach Tony Syl- vester. the Boy's Varsity Soccer team com- pleted a challenging season in the rugged Colonial Council. The team was led by Senior Captains. Tim Htpwell as goalie and Eric Marx in midfield. Also helping our team were seniors Paul Woodcock and John Blackwood. Eric Marx led the Raiders as he got into the Colonial Council 2nd team All-Stars and Tim Hipwell made honorable mentions as bright spots in a season full of struggles and good times. Good Luck in the future guys. 70 Row I: Nicole Chauvm. Michele McCauliffe Row 1 Jessica Crowther. April Aldrich. Jackie Mitchell. Donna Mickaloms Row 3: Jennifer Dishroon. Tanya Tripp. Barb Lord. Rebecca Taylor Row 4: Tricia Richardson. Christine Morelli. Karen Boleski. Susan Denney. Opal Rabbitt The Girls' Modified Soccer team had a good season though they did struggle a bit. This team being made up of mostly seventh and eighth graders, impressed us with their speed, skill, and determination. Under the direction of Coach Tom McBride, the girls turned in a record of I 6-1 overall. They didn't let those numbers stop them though, they fought hard and played tough and we are proud of them all. With all the talent that easily noticed on this team it gives us all great hopes for a Varsity team as Super as the ones we have had recently. 71 V % • I . v- I • •' 1 •if)4 '1% , r.v ‘sN I ■ 3 rV S A ‘1 Row I: Jenny Sparano. Dana Flan- gan. Karen Culnane. Chris Cavotta. Joelle Cavotta. Jennifer Tuccillo Row 2 Maria Daley. Kim Baker. Jennifer Topeiro. Suzie McBride. Terry Lester. Peggy Hmura Row 3 Coach Dudas. Janine Flanagan. Kim Munger. Nancy Pingelski. The- resa Tironi. Amy Skinnerup. Corey Bruno. Kim Sylvester. Michele Pugliese. ............ 1 ■ ■1 ■■■ ’JLiY. — • ?•,X' V- v. C tK uLH. 72 i 5 5 5 0 1 0. v:: m The Girls Varsity Soccer team, led and encouraged by Coach George Dudas, ended the season with a 33-1 record. Of the 33 wins. 17 of them were shut-outs. Some of the other acheivements for the Red Raiders were gaining their fourth consecutive Colonial Council Crown. Section II Class C-CC Champions. Capital Conference Regional Champs, and New York State Semi-hnalists. Among the 1987 Colonial Council All Star team were senior Dana Flanagan, and sophomores Suzie McBride. Jenny Sparano. and Theresa Tironi. Dana Flanagan was also named Class C MVP Seniors Kim Baker. Karen Culnane. andDana Flanagan finish their last season with a career record of 77-6-4. To these Seniors we wish Good Luck in the future. For all those on the 89 team GOOD LUCKIl 73 Sports whether local, professional, or intramural have an effect on the lives of most people. In our last year through the doors of MHS, all kinds of sporting events and spectacles were on our minds. Actually, this was the year of upsets, the Cinderella year” as it was called. The NBA is always a place that catches the eyes of fans, young-and-old. Who would be on top? Would it be the history rich Celtics, the always tough Lakers, or maybe an upcoming team like the Hawks or Pistons? When the season ended, would there be an upset? Not this year! The season ended with the usual Celtics-Lakers rivalry. In a way, it was an upset as the Los Angeles Lakers shocked the Boston Celtics, 4-2 in what proved to be the final year Julius Dr. J.” Erving. As we leave the NBA. we move to Major League Baseball. The setting is right for Cinderella. She does and her glass slipper is ready. But who’s foot fits? Many teams thought it was theirs. Among the worthy were the San Francisco Giants, the Minnesota Twins, and the St. Louis Cardinals. The biggest upset occured when the Minnesota Twins had a perfect fit and stunned the Cardinals, 4-3. Baseball also saw many careers rise and fall. Dwight Gooden of the Mets went through rehabilitation, and Pete Rose retired as a player to concentrate on managing the Reds. As we continue our travels, our next stop is the NFL. The season was cluttered by a four- week long strike which hurt some teams but hurt others. Instead of sitting back and doing nothing, the owners’ brought in replacement players and went on with the schedule. When the Super Bowl approached, we saw the New Orleans Saints with their first winning record ever and a very disappointing year for the defending champions, the New York Giants. On Super Bowl Sunday, the Washington Redskins blew out the Denver Broncos 44-10 and proved they were the best team ’88 had to offer. We move from the NFL to college football. Here, the Syracuse Orangemen were the surprise team in the NCAA as they went undefeated, ending with a 16-16 tie in the Sugar Bowl against Auburn. The best this year, however, were the Miami Hurricanes who outdueled the Oklahoma Sooners in the Orange Bowl. Right across the road is college basketball. The year in the NCAA started with a jinx on Syracuse as they were ranked pre-season at number one. The year had several upsets, and at this time, Temple is number one, Arizona is second, and Perdue ranked third. The Big East was won by Pittsburgh, but another upset was Siena's victory as North Atlantic Conference champions with a 23-4 record and a possible NCAA bid. Our journey now moves north to the Winter Olympics in Calgary Canada. The United States had a tough time in these games, winning only 5 medals. Figure skater Brian Boitano captured our first gold of the games, while Bonnie Blair’s speed skating captured our second. A major disappointment in the Games was the U.S. Hockey team’s poor showing. Still the Olympics united nations for a moment in a world wracked by regional conflicts. Near the road’s end are the miscellaneous sports. The big news is ranked Mike Tyson continues his dominance in boxing. The Albany Patroons are also full of surprises as rookie coach, Bill Musselman. leads the Pats to many records and a 46-6 season. And so, we had upsets, and we had unexpected winners. We had records broken and tears shed to end a unlike any other in the world of sports. 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Aon ou8ia -| qjeg I£ uc uis$epj pun .'••nZ 1 H Af n . o aJv 0V.5 � 7” N MK A(D .mxLaLl 95 Melissa Sue Acerra Miss Melissa's favorite memories of high school were the Prom of 87 and Julio's Toga Party. Her favor ite teacher at M.H.S is Mr. Snyder, because of his sparkling blue eyes. One of her most embar- assing moments was the night she got sick in the car with Lori. Matt and Joe. When we meet again in 1998 she hopes to be waitressing as a playboy bunny at Chippendales. In her spare time she collects battle scars with Lori. LIFE. TENSE!! Pina Colada-Adios Amigos. I'm go mg to my Adobe. Jacqueline M. Aiardo Jackie Jackie has been a member of the Service Club and French Club during her years at M.H.S. She has recieved two Gregg Awards in typing. Mr. Durden is Jackie’s favorite teacher because he is so understanding and funny. Jackie's favorite memory is when she skipped Mr. Gruber's social classes and never got caught. She felt most em- harassed when she was partying at Kim's house and got sick. For fun. Jackie shops, swims, par ties, and goes to the movies. She hopes to be a child counselor by the time she returns for our 10th year reunion. Cheryl + (partying + potty) = church Julio enjoyed the rugged challenge of football in his high school years. He also was an active member of the bowling team in the 9th and K)th grades. He was chosen band president in his senior year. The Summer of 87’ and Memorial Day weekend rank the highest in his high school memories. Julio wished to party it up with Mr. Gaughan. but never got his chance. For fun he goes on road trips and practices surfing. Garrett’s Party’-NO COMMENT Jeffery Louis Alonzo Julio 98 Tina Marie Anatriello Teen Tina was busy with Student Council, cheerlead- ing. yearbook. Cosmetology. Riding Club, and Ski Club throughout her years at M.H.S Her favorite memories include the proms of '86 % '87. the prom picnic of '85. and painting the wall with Pete. Meg. and Matt. After graduation she will miss the days spent on the hill and all of her friends. In ten years she hopes to be married to a gorgeous civil engineer. She swears to never lose touch with Meg. Beaver. Melissa or Pete. 1 17 86 and Matt Simson, My dog Bo Bo Jenny’s favorite memory of high school is the time they locked the bus driver off of the BOCES bus. She doesn't have a favorite teacher because she thinks their all great. For fun she parties, cruises through Mechamcville, and goes on Bonzai runs with Sandy. After graduation she will miss her friends and bugging Mrs Maru. In the future she hopes to be married to a million- aire and living the good life!! Capital. The Pit. Billboards. Chris 403-87 Sum- Jennifer C. Arnold Viv mer Of 87' Kimberly A. Baker Bakes Kim's outgoing personality is most remembered about this bubbly senior. She was a member of our sensational soccer team for four years. She also served as Ski Club treasurer and senior class representative. Her favorite memories include Class Day picnics, winning the Council, and float meetings. When leaving M.H.S. she will miss be- ing a squad leader and delivering bulletins. She swears to never lose touch with Michele. Jenny, or her favorite criminal. A Dog’s Age-A Year And A Day I-------- John Anthony Blackwood Rebel — John particpated m band, baseball, basketball, football, soccer, bowling and golf during his days at M.H.S. His favorite teacher here is Mr. Knapik for giving John his nickname. After gradution he will miss being late for band and getting away with it. In John's spare time he is a Volunteer Fireman for the Mechanicville Fire Department. In the future he hopes to be a New York State Trooper. Settle Down”. I'll Get There Joe Henry Bodner Joe Bob Joe was a member of our Varsity Football team for four years and was placed on several all-star teams. His favorite memories of high school in- clude the Superbowl victory and the parties at the stairs. After graduation he will miss football with the Gooker and those special visits with Mr. Prosser. For fun. Joe parties, eats pizza, lifts weights, and starts trouble. He swears he'll nev er lose touch with Joe. Gina. Matt. Sah and Ant. Lake George- The Stairs- Sah Rick Burke U-Hall Football took up most of Rick's time at M.H.S. He participated for four years and his favorite memory of when the Raider's won the Super Bowl in 1984. Rick's favorite teacher is Mr. Muth because he lets you get away with murder.” In ten years, he hopes to be an accountant or a gym teacher. 100 Melissa Ann Burns Misty Missy received a Gregg Award in typing as a sophomore and was a VICA vice president as a junior. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Gaughan be- cause he's wicked. She hopes to be rich in ten years. Some of Melissa's hobbies are reading Stephen King novels, writing poetry, drawing cars and then working on cars. Dave-my penpal! Sieve-thanks for the help in automech. Mary-remember our parties. Lynn Ann Cafararo Labels Lynn was a member of our J.V. and Varsity basketball team for four years. She also partici- pated in Service Club. band, and the math con- test. The summer of ’87. Michelle's shed and losing Jeff's class ring are among her favorite memories. Mrs. Yasar is her favorite teacher because of the dedication and understanding she has given her. She swears she will never lose touch with Mrs. Yasar. Marge. Mrs. Pos. Chris. Mike and the Boffers. Cortland-Bathroom chats. August 2. 1987. Sum- mer of 87. July 4. 1987 Patrick Canavan Pat's favorite high school memory is the prom of 87 and his favorite teacher is Mr. Muth. After leaving this school he'll miss study halls and lunch. For fun Pat eats, sleeps and watches the Cosby Show. In ten years. Pat hopes to be a millionare. 310-Boysroom-the Stairs 101 I ami Lynn Carbone Shroom Tami was a member of the Riding Club her junior and senior years. She received two Gregg Awards in typing and one in shorthand. Mr. Muth is Tami's favorite teacher because he's cool . Tami will always remember the llth grade Class Day Dance, when she did the lip sync, and felt totally embarassed. She will miss her friends at M.H.S.. but will never lose touch with Tigger. Beaners. Wally. Welly, or Dick. Lor fun Tami swims, creates parties, rents horror movies and eats. The Locks. Knickerbocker and Renee. FZ’s Party. Summer of 85' 87' Nicola Maria Carey Nick Nicola was very active during her years at M.H.S. She participated in JV and Varsity bas ketball. JV softball. SADD. and Band during her high school years. Nicola is also listed in the Who's Who of High School Students and the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Her favorite memories are of float meetings at Gina’s house, football games, and bonfires. Nicola plans to become a teacher with a degree in secondary education. Bud. 13-36-86, John Hennessey. Justin O’Connor Kelly Ann Cefferillo kel Kelly's favorite memories of high school include the freshman picnic in Lake George. Mr. Kna pik’s Health Class, and skipping school 14 times. She will miss all her friends, especially Terri. Cheryl. Tina, and Lynn. For fun. Kelly watches ALF every Monday night. She also plans to be the new Vanna White on Wheel of Fortune! Spring Break 87’. Daytona Beach Sept. 38. 1985. Go For Itlllll 102 Joe is one of the larger members of our class. His size has been a great advantage to his four suc- cessful years of varsity football. Academically, he was a member of Alpha. Omega. Aristoi. Na- tional Honor Society and National Merit Scholar- ship. Joe's favorite high school memory is hitch hiking home from Lake George with the boys. He will miss the stairs, egg fights, and the plan ' most after graduation. Joe swears he will never lose touch with Prof. Magee or Mrs. Feldman. Joseph Cocozzo Dudcy Anna and the other lunch line girls Tammy Lynn Cowin Tammy was a member of the band during her four years at M.H.S. Some of Tammy's favorite high school memories are buying Mike's extra- extras. his pizza, health class and 12 A.P. Tammy says she will miss her friends and Mr. Legasse's cheery face every morning. In ten years Tammy hopes to be a hairdresser with her own shop. Bus 39 and Ralph. Instigator” right Beth” Karen Anne Culnane Stubby Stubby is best known for her squeaky voice and tiny feet. She was an important asset to both our academic and athletic programs. She was a member of Omega. Alpha, and Aristoi. She also participated in Varsity soccer, basketball and softball throughout her high school years. Her favorite memories include Soccer Champion- ships. lost weekends, and Sandy's parties. For fun she goes out with her friends and searches for people over 21. In ten years she hopes to be a pharmacist who has discovered the cure for AIDS. We drink alone -handcuff escape-Green Ha- ven. roadtrips Kellie Leigh Dawson kel , Mary Beth Darrow Gumby Mary Beth's favorite high school memory is Mrs. Maru's gym classes and throwing freshman in the showers. Mary Beth was a member of VICA and treasurer her last year. She also won a Gregg Typing Award in 10th grade. She swears to never lose touch with Missy. Camille. Melissa. Tina. Tammy, or Tony In the future. Mary Beth would like to be filthy rich. Awesome Party Hardy Alabama Stammers t Fire Maria Crista Delano Mer Mer's favorite high school memory was the sum mer of '87. For fun she listens to Stairway to Heaven and sits on her porch. Mer had hoped to work for better grades in high school and after graduation she will miss her friends. She swears she’ll never lose touch with Melissa. Sharon. Sah. Jeff Alonzo and her favorite teacher Mr. Gaughan. In ten years. Mer hopes to be a cosmetologist. Weh-Wee say ya love it.. Buttermilk Falls. I Love D A. Forever. It don't matter. Kel’s favorite high school memories are Denise s parties, especially New Year's bve 87'. Kelly has been a member of Spanish Club and S.A.D.D. She also won two Gregg Typing Awards. Kellie swears she will never lose touch with Sherry. Denise, and Melissa. In the future, she hopes to be either a teacher or psychologist. Drive in. M6Ms Charles DeVito Chuck Chuck was a dominant factor in our successful football teams. He was chosen for all state, area, and league teams. He also participated in base ball for four years Mr Durden is Chuck s favor ite teacher because he put up with him for two years and still says hil After graduation he will miss the MHS girls fights the most. For fun. Chuck cliff dives, and goes swimming in large bodies of water In ten years he hopes to be the Pope or at least a priest. Chester. Thurman. Home. Life, Mom. Dad. Money Garrett's most embarrassing moment came when he got the highest Physics mark in the class. He was a member of the Band and French Club During his years at MHS Garrett's favorite teachers include Mr. Snyder. Mr. Durden, and Mr. Harris because they are all down to earth kind of guys. In the future he hopes to get married and to become a famous musician or a teacher in a far away place. Jen Ocean camp. trip. god. parents. U2 concert Sandra Marie Dickson Sah Sah was a very active member in our class. SFie served as Treasurer in her Freshman year. Vice president during her |unior and senior year She was also a member of the basketball and softball teams. Sah's favorite memories include Memori al Day 87. bonfires, and Sandy’s parties. Mr. legassee is her favorite teacher because he is so Foxy . She swears to never lose touch with Mer. The Naughty Nine. Cindy and David. In the future she hopes to become a professional lifeguard. Popcorn. Zing. Capital. Pits. WOLF. Forbidden. 105 June I. Denise Ann Divirgilio Nee Denise was involved in French Club 9. K). and was President in llth. She has won four typing awards and was active in Service Club. She will always remember New Years Eve 1987 and Mrs. Pickett. She will miss football games, homecom- ings and bonfires most after graduation. Denise swears to never lose touch with Dana. Kellie, or Sherry. Radical. Mega. The Plaza The Gang riding in the lime Charles Dyer Charlie Chuck was active in bowling and was President of FFA at BOCES Conservation II this year. Mr. Knapik is his favorite teacher because he makes boring subjects exciting. After graduation he will miss all his friends and teachers. For fun. Chuck works for the fire department and bowls every Monday night. In 10 years he hopes to be married and making good money. Lake George Partying Funllll Karen Dana Flanagan Dana Dana has been very active in sports throughout her years at M.H.S. She has been an asset to the Varsity soccer, softball and basketball teams. Dana was a member of the French Club and the Sports Editor for the yearbook. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Rogers, because she is so nice and caring. She will especially remember going to the semi finals for the State Championship in Soccer. Dana will miss the games and pep rallies at M.H.S.. and she swears she will never lose touch with her friends or Chucky. When she returns for the 10th reunion she hopes to be an elementary school teacher. Friendship, searching for Cyndi's camp Randy Joseph Ford Fordy Randy’s favorite teacher if Mr Muth because he teased him all through his high school years. His favorite high school memory is listening to Billy Lord and Jimmy Rose in English class in Tenth grade Randy hopes to become a North East Fire Protection Man. The Song Remains the Same. R Fordy's lamber goini. Arbor Hill. Plummer's house. Benton Foster Benton Benton's favorite high school memory is being teased by Mr. Knapik. His favorite teacher is Mrs. Pickett because her class is enjoyable. Af ter graduation, he will miss his friends and the people in the trailer. For fun Benton takes the bus to Placid and walks to the Pizzeria everyn- ight. He swears he'll never lose touch with Lynn. Cheryl, or Mary. Show her going for walks or traveling, mountain dew. The Shadow Gina Lynn Fusco Beaners Gina participated in track in 10th grade and rid- ing club in llth and 12th grade. Her favorite high school memory was working in the bookstore in llth grade and her favorite teacher is Mr. Muth because he tells corny jokesl For fun. Gina watches the Monkees and listens to the Who and Lynard Skynard. Upon graduation, she'll miss Mrs. Baldasaro's cooking class and the Bub ble fights, but she swears she'll never lose touch with Chris and the gang' .” At our 10th reunion in 1998. she hopes to be the proud owner of the Cincinnati Reds. Chris. Summer of '87. The Freshman Float. Sure they did. Michael J. Garland Mike Mike played two years of basketball and a year of football during his four years at M.H.S. His favorite high school memory is the freshman class day picnic at Lake George. Mrs. Pickett and Mr. Knapik are Mike’s favorite teachers. After graduation he will miss gym class and the cafeteria ladies most. For fun Mike likes to ski. hunt. fish, play hockey and go to the SPA. Lori Jo Goverski Lon Lori was a member of Varsity Softball and Bas- ketball Cheerleading for four years. She also held junior class secretary and senior class treasurer. Her favorite memories include. Julio's toga par ty. Vermont road trips, and cheerleading in the Civic Center. She swears to never lose touch with Matt. Stubby. Joe. and the rest of the naughty nine. ” For fun she parties with her friends and runs through cornfields barefoot. In 10 years Lori thinks she will have beaten Orville Reddenbocker in the popcorn business. Forgotten memories, elephant shoes, boys are scum. Ticklish Times. Rambo Matrix Sandy Marie Greene Sandy Blue Sandy is an eccentric member of the Class of '88. Her favorite memories include fieldtrips and West Point. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Legasse because he made Geometry a blast. K Lori Ann Haggerty Wally As a freshman. Lon was a member of the French Club and also awarded Miss Freshman. Her fa- vorite memories of M.H.S. include Class Day dances and getting Mookie's ring. Lori’s favorite teacher is Mr. Muth. because of his terrific sense of humor. She will miss the friends and memories she has had here at M.H.S. However, she swears to never lose touch with Nay. Welly. Mel. Beaners. Canabus. and LeeAnn. For fun Lori shops, talks on the phone, and sees her boyfriend. Starburst Burnt Hills Prom- TOP GUN Aug. 23. 1985 April K . 1987 Timothy J. Higgins Higs Tim's favorite high school memory is the times spent in Lake George. Mr. Muth's funny antics make him Tim’s favorite teacher. He was most embarrassed when his name was called down to the office everydayl Tim is known for skipping school and walking out early and succeeding. He swears to never lose touch with Kraz. Bill. Les. Joe. Cheryl and Momar. He hopes to become a brain surgeon in K) years. Patrick Thomas Hildreth Pat Pat has been an active member of our high school Ski Club for four years.He also participat- ed in football as a freshman. Pat's favorite high school memory is Mr. Gaughan’s 2nd period Trig class. For entertainment he skis, plays hockey, and listens to Whitesnake. C.P.-Boyack Tokyo II 109 Timothy James Hipwell Tim Tim was a very active member of our sports program. He played golf for three years, basket ball and baseball for four years and one year of soccer. His favorite high school experience was his junior year and the great memories he shared with Dawn. For fun Tim plays sports, parties, and talks to lots of girls. He swears to never lose touch with Jeff. Dee. Gina. Cindy. Michelle, or Kim. In the future he hopes to be a well-paid baseball player. Where's the Motts? AAYIN PITS Mark Edward Hollenbeck Gimpy Mark participated in Modified. J.V. and Varsity Football. He was also active in the Ski Club. Mark’s favorite teacher is Mr. Muth and his favorite memory is meeting Jamie at the 1985 bonfire. After graduation he will miss walking the halls most. He swears to never lose touch with Janne, John. Sal or Dave. In K) years Mark hopes to be married and a private contractor in the masonary field. JAMIE She’s very special to me. MY FAMILY Cynthia Ann Hopeck Cyndi Cyndi was an important member of our Track and Cross Country teams and also an active member of the French Club. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Rodgers because she’s so thoughtful. A few of her favorite high school memories in- clude making floats, bonfires, and parties at the tree. Her hobbies include roadtrips and water skiing. Cyndi will especially miss being around her friends after graduating, but wil never lose touch with Sandy. Gina. Stubby. Michelle or Lori. When she returns for our reunion she hopes to be a physical therapist or the model of the Honda Elite Scooter Commercial. Vermont Guys and the Red Mazda. Lake George. Hey Girl”. Just Shut Upll! 110 Kimberly Ann Hunt kirn Kim enjoys roadtrips, football in the park with the gang, and Michelle's house parties. She will always remember float meetings, bonfires and bathroom chats with Gina. Michelle and Lynn. After graduation Kim will miss her friends. 2nd period Trig with Mr. Gaughan and walking the halls She swears to never lose touch with Lynn. Mike. Michelle. Terri. Tim. Gina, or Sah. In the future she hopes to be President of a large cor- poration making millions. Second Choice Is Always Better. July 18. 1987 John Richard Jenkins Jr. Johnny J John was a friendly asset to our class. He was very active in wrestling, football, golf and track. John also was a member of Omega and Alpha Honor Societies. His favorite teacher is Mr. Le- gasse. because It’s all over but the crying. His favorite memories include winning the Class C Sectionals in wrestling and times spent with friends. He will miss bothering Marge in guid ance and locker room lectures most after gradu at ion. In the future he hopes to be the President of a major accounting firm. What? Huh?. Dressed and ready by 3 o'clock Elizabeth Ann Knaak Beth Beth was an active member of our senior class. She was a member of Omega. Alpha. S.A.D.D., and the yearbook staff. Mr. Gruber is Beth’s favorite teacher because of his unique humor. She will miss being knocked around by bookbags after graduation. Beth would have liked to re- ceived a 90on her regents, but didn’t get around to it. She will never lose touch with Teresa. Retreats. Raiders. I’m so hot 111 T Lee LamRombard Lee During his years at Lee has participated in French Club. Band. Boy's State, and the Order of the Arrow. His favorite memories include Mrs. Pickett's English class and playing Waldo in the 1985 lip sync of Hot for the Teacher. Lee enjoys playing the Selmar Baritone. Saxaphone. the guitar, and Dungeons and Dragons. After graduation he plans to pursue a career as a vet erinanan or a computer programmer. Capital. Order Of The Arrow. Boy's State Melissa Mae LaGrave Melissa In her high school years. Melissa hoped to ac complish becoming a honor student so she could get gold ropes at graduation, but she never did. Melissa swears she'll never lose touch with Whoppers. Kellie. Sherry, or Lisa. She hopes to become a biologist, but will settle for being rich and famous. For fun. Melissa likes to shop at the mall, swim and go to concerts. You can find her working hard at Petmania. Relax-Sometimes But Not All The Times Cherries David John LaVigna DL Dave participated in basketball and golf during his years at M.H.S. He also was a member of the Math team, and winner of the Advanced Com- puter Math Award. His favorite teacher is Mr. Gaughan because of his clarity of speech. Dave's favorite memories include Memorial Day week ends, and the Boston trip. For fun. he plays drums, girl watches, flirts, and parties. BACKROADS-New Year's Eve '86-Marge and the Computer IQ Todd M Letter Crash While at M.H.S. Todd played football in 10th. Ilth. and Oth grades and also participated in Ski Club. His favorite high school memories include eating lunch with Tim, Eric. Shawn, and Curt, and foot ball camp at Echo Lake. For fun. Todd likes to party, raise hell in Scumville. and go totally era zy. In ten years he thinks he might be in an insane asylum. O K Boys, time to hit Scumvill! Gotta love it! Are you on drugs or something? Alan Lightholder Alan Alan's favorite high school memory is 2nd peri- od Trig class with Mr. Gaughan. His favorite teacher is Mr. Snyder because of his knowledge of rural areas. Alan was an active member of band for four years. In his spare time he is a member of the Melrose Fire Department. In re- turning for our 10th reunion Alan hopes to be alive!! Camille M MacDonald Boozer Camille’s favorite memories include football games and pushing people in the halls. Her hob bies are playing basketball, volleyball and work ing on cars. Mrs. Yasar is Camille's favorite teacher because shes always willing to help peo pie. In 10 years she hopes to be married and wealthy. Dennis-NYC-DianaFlordia-Labels Motts 113 Tina Elizabeth Marotto Tina Motts Tina was a cheerleader during her sophomore and senior years. She also won a Gregg Typing Award and had two years of Cosmetology at BOCES. Her favorite high school memories in- clude Class Day Picnic 85. Lake George 86 '87. football games, and wrestling matches. She felt most embarrassed when an anonymous person ran over her neighbors dogl For fun Tina rides around, goes to parties, starts trouble and shops with friends. Booga. Aliza. Spit Fire. Hydroplane. Boulders. Floodgates. Ballston Spa Sleepovers Eric P Marx Carl Eric was an important member of our outstand ing wrestling team for six years. He was select- ed most valuable wrestler of the Colonial Council three times. His favorite teacher is Mr. DeAn- geles. because he made Chem class exciting. Eric’s favorite high school memory is winning the Class C Sectionals in 1987. Eric swears to never lose touch with Todd. Tim. Shawn and the Noid. Eric hopes to return to our K)th year re- union with an Olympic Medal around his neck. Good n You. AIDS. What Are Ya Trying to Sell? 114 Jeffrey Thomas Marzinsky Man During Jeff's high school years he was a member of the Band and the French Club. Some of his favorite high school memories include road trips, jammin . capital, the beach, and Julio’s Toga party. He swears he won’t lose touch with Doc. Julio, or Hoss. Jeff’s hobbies include surfing and practicing guitar. The Beach. Spock and Capt. Kirk. Farm-logic. Noelle lee Masterson Welly Noelle has been a member of S.A.D.D. during her four years at M.H.S. She has also been a member of the yearbook staff. Mr. Legasse is Noelle’s favorite teacher because his classes are more interesting than any other. She will always re- member having bubble fights with Bean and Nay in Mrs. B's cooking class. Most of all Noelle will miss all of the exciting times spent with her friends. When she returns in 10 years for our reunion, she hopes to be working as a math teacher along side of “Mr. Leg. Prom 87’-Eric. Melissa Farrei. Never Say Good- bye. “Help us. please! Keys in trunk. LG. ‘85. O.B.K.B.. Muffy I Buffy Anthony Michael Mastropietro Mas Ant s favorite memories of high school include Lake George 86’. 87 . 88 . riding in the Impala on winter nights, and pit parties. Mr. Barge was Ant s favorite teacher because of study hall 301. After graduation he will miss Mr. DeAngeles double periods of Chem and football practices the most. For entertainment Ant enjoys study- ing. playing polo, and harpooning whales!! The Tree. Stairs. Pits.King Milt. Dudey. 3 Sheets Teresa Jean McEchron Tree During her four years at M.H.S. Teresa has par ticipated in basketball, track. Service Club. Ski Club. S.A.D.D.. yearbook and the Spanish Club. Some of Teresa's favorite high school memories include Mrs. Johnson’s 3rd period study hall, cooking class '85 and retreat. Teresa will mostly miss her friends and the football games after graduation. For fun she listens to Huey Lewis and the News. She swears that she will never lose touch with Michele. Lisa. Sherry. Noelle. Missy or Cindy. Isn’t that special. Pits. O.B.k.B. 5-8 87 115 Melissa Marie Noradki Met Melissa has been a member of S.A.D.D. for four years and has been the Secretary of the organi- zation for two years. She has also been a member of the Service Club and has received Gregg typ- ing award. The time Melissa made peanut brittle and somehow it turned into chocolate fudge in Mrs. B's cooking class is her favorite memory of M.H.S. After graduation Melissa swears that she will never lost touch with the foursome. Bean. Nay. Wally and Tami. When she returns for her 10th year reunion she hopes to be rich, famous, single and retired. Lake George Keys. Oh myl Prom 87 . Muffy t Buffy Sandy Lee Perkins Perky For entertainment Sandy parties, cruises, and hangs around with her friends and boyfriend. Her favorite M.H.S. memory is riding on the bus to BOCES the day Stella was driving. Sandy swears to never lose touch with Jenny. Michelle, or Tina. When she returns to our 10th year re union she hopes to have become a data processor. The Pits. The Movies. David's Graduation Party 6 31 87-Earl Christopher Pitcheralle Pitch Pitch's favorite high school memories include Lake George 86-87-88. Cooler nights and Echo Lake. After graduation he will miss Anna and the cafeteria veggies and his buddy Marge in guidance. Pitch was an active member of our football and basketball teams. For fun he eats Slim Jims, drinks Gatorade and sleeps in his wa- terbed. In 10 years he hopes to be an officer of the law and be able to raid the stairs and pits. Jeff Want to eat some doughnuts? Bud Broth- ers. It has been an experience-N.Y. 8 PALMER STREET .............. • ‘ 116 Tami Lynn Plummer Rummer Tami was as active member in our class. She was a member of French Club, softball, and band. She was also a member of Omega. Alpha, and the Society of American High School Students. For fun. Tami likes to listen to Led Zepplin. read, party, and bike ride. One day Tami hopes to own a chain of hotels. Farm Fields. Spending tune with Randy Stephen Anthony Rajeski Rsj Steve played football for three years at MHS. One of his favorite high school memories is when he went to Lake George for Memorial Day Weekend with all of his friends. His favorite teacher is Mr. Muth because he is a Giants fan and he is an awesome teacher. One of Steve s most embarassing moments is when he was caught hugging the porcelaine bowl . In ten years Steve hopes to be an electrician, in busi- ness with Life . Lisa Ann Reynolds Leeann Lisa enioys swimming, watching old movies, and eating pizza. She hopes to become a successful child psychologist by the time our tenth reunion rolls around. She has been a member of S.A.D.D.. Riding Club, and Spanish Club. Lisa says her fa vorite teacher is Mr. Durden because he enioys Greek Food. Lisa liked the football games, the most and she will miss her friends a lot when she graduates from M.H.S. 117 Joseph Thomas Rielly Life Life wished to succeed in getting a date with Mrs. Bagnoli and making honor roll but never accomplished them. He was a member of both our outstanding wrestling teams and football teams for four years. Friday night football games and hunting with Curtis are some of his best M.H.S. memories. For fun he cruises in his van and picks up chicks. He swears to never lose touch with Tina. Raj. Mr Prosser, and Mr Knapik. Gina Marie Rinaldi Gina Gina has lead a very active high school life. She put in lots of time and effort as yearbook Editor to produce an outstanding book. She also was Student Council President turning our school into a fun place to be. Gina also served as Sopho more Class President and was a Junior Usher. Her favorite memories include, making floats and the summer of 87'. After graduating she will miss her friends, her locker buddy Mike, and saying, “I meant to do that BIGTIMF. Gina swears to never lose touch with the summer of 87' group, and the Naughty Nine. In the future she hopes to be an elementary school teacher It's better that way” Bathroom Chats Meat balls Pasta Baby Terri Ann Rivenburgh Ter Terri's favorite high school memories include Freshman picnic in Lake George, skipping school, and Junior class day picnic at Sandys! She wished to throw Mrs. Maru in the pool, but never did accomplish it. She will miss spending 3rd and 4th periods in the nurse’s office after graduation. Terri swears to never lose touch with Mike. Kelly. Lynn, or Kim. In the future she hopes to be married and living in Beverly Hills. 118 Cortland Mike BUTCH Red Corvette Never Say Goodbye” Michael Andrew Rischer Mike’s favorite high school memory is of his girlfriend Tina. His favorite teacher is Mr. Harris because he's crazy. After graduation he will miss his teachers most here at M.H.S. For fun Mike plays video games, cards, and goes cycling. He swears to never lose touch with Tina and her family and his mom and dad. Mike hopes to become a state trooper in K) years. Tina-CCM Mall-Video Store Tim A. Rose Miller Tim was very active in sports during his years at M.H.S. He played football all four years and wres- tled for six years. Tim's favorite high school memory was winning the Colonial Council Wres- tling Championship in 1986-87 and the Sectionals. Tim hoped to get close enough to Mr. Prossor to become assistant Principal but it didn’t happen. Tim will never lose touch with Milt. Todd. Eric, Shawn, and Mike. In 1998 at his twenth year reunion Tim would like to be the proud owner of the Miller Brewing Co. Milt and the maniacs, parties and wrestling Christopher Russo Sully Chris' favorite teacher here at M.H.S. is Mr. Muth because of his easy going manner. His best memory of high school is painting the Bookstore with all his friends. After graduation he will miss sleeping in studyhalls most. For fun Chris plays the guitar, motorcycle rides, and listens to mu- sic. He swears to never lose touch with Higs or Gina. Vermont '87- Lake George ’87 Dan P. Rychcik Whitey Dan's favorite high school memories include Me mortal Day Weekend '86. '87 and ‘88 in Lake George then getting stranded in Lake George and having to hitchike all the way home. Dan will miss drinking at the school stairs every week end after graduation. In the future he hopes to become a nuclear chemist. Dan’s most embar rassing moment was taking a ride with Officer Perez at the SPA park. Come on guy”. PLEASE! Officer Perez. Bud weisers Forever. Farrei J. Salsbury The Steak Farreis favorite high school memory is the se mor |unior prom of '87. His favorite teacher is Mr. Muth because he is so understanding and funny. He said he felt most embarrassed when he was caught smoking in the bathroom and he really regrets that he never got a chance to fit Physics into his schedule. For fun. Farell goes to Schenectady to be with his friends and to listen to Led Zepplm. Stairs. Bathroom. Bookroom Michael Salvadore Sal Mike was a very active member in our class. He was a member of the bowling team and Band. His honors include being a member of the Omega. Alpha. Aristoi. National Honor Society, and a Member of Distinguished American High School Students. Sal also held such ranks as band vice president. French Club treasurer. Junior and Se- nior class president. His favorite high school memories include Summer of ‘87 and all the float meetings. 120 I'm so hot”, the shed. Mike the Boffers. Oh yesl Kevin David Saunders Hess Kevin was very active during his four years at M.H.S. He participated in J.V. and Varsity Soc cer and Freshman, J.V. and Varsity Basketball. One of Kevin’s favorite memories of high school was getting stopped by the cops while driving after 9 with Dan. Pitch, and D.L. He will miss playing for the championships the most after graduation. Kevin hopes to become a Social Stud ie$ teacher and for fun he |u$t likes playing hoop. Bad touch and good touchl Matthew Joseph Sgambati Kid Matt has been an important asset to our M.H.S. sports program. He participated in football, bas ketball. and baseball for four years. His favorite high school memories are baseball. '87. Lake George, and Echo Lake. Matt will miss Friday night football games and Mr. Gaughan most af ter graduation. To add excitement to his life he goes on road trips with Julio. Mas and Pitch. In ten years he hopes to have .established his own gambling ring. LVfcNTUALLY FLIPHANT SHOtS” Lor is the moon smiling? Amy Victoria Shakow Amy Amy is one of the more intelligent members of our class. She was a member of Omega. Alpha. National Honor Society, the Math Contest. ASAPP and Band. She was the winner of the RPI Medal and the Hausch and Lomb Award. Amy’s favorite teacher here at M.H.S. is Mr. Legasse because of his spotless desk. After leaving high school she will miss the sounds of cranks turning in Room 410. In the future Amy hopes to be the President of a huge engineering firm. The Law of Physics-The Pretzel Theory I’m so hot’’ I said . . Fine’’ 121 0 X «• Mp s ♦ y Terri Sinnott Ter Terri was active in the service club and also won a Gregg Typing award. Her favorite memories of M.H.S. include the 9th grade prom and the senior dinner. For fun Terri goes shopping and spends lots of money. In ten years she hopes to be married to her boyfriend and be a fashion merchandiser. Jeff. Nicola. Bud” John Thomas Snyder Hot Rod As a freshman. John played football and his fa- vorite teacher is Mrs. Bagnoli. John had hoped to make the Honor Roll in his high school career but never quite obtained that goal. He swears that he'll never lose touch with Shelley Rychcik. Steve. Mark. Dave. Bill. Dan. and Randy. In ten years he hopes to be a private contractor, mar- ried and to have a lot of money. Shelley- A very special girl in my life and the one that I will be with forever. I love you Mom Michelle Dawn Sorell Michelle Michelle was an active in softball. Student Coun- cil. service club, and the yearbook staff. Her favorite memories at M.H.S. include Float meet- ings. painting the wall, and being the first girl surfer. Michelle wished to stay out all night and go cow tipping, but never did accomplish it. For fun. she goes on road trips, cornfeilding. and watches sneak previews of Julio's firework dis- play. Michelle swears she'll never lose touch with the Naughty Nine, or the Summer of '87 group. Where’s my car? Second choice is always bet- terll August 24 Richard Anthony Sparano Doc Doc was an active member of baseball and bas ketball throughout his high school years. Aca denucally he was in Omega. Alpha, and Honor Society. Doc’s favorite high school memory is Mr. Gaughan's 2nd period Math class with Julio. After graduation he will miss seeing and being with everyone He swears to never lose touch with Mike. Ant. Jim. Dave. Jeff, and Garrett. In 10 years he hopes to be one rich 28 year old Union College with Rony Michael James Sprague Sparky Mike's favorite high school teacher is Mr. Dur den because his classes aren’t boring. After graduation he will miss his friends most For fun Mike likes to play guitar and goes out with his friends. In K years he hopes to be very successful. I need to borrow some money! Sherry Marie Slalter Sher Sherry was active in the French Club for three years. She also was a member of the yearbook. Business Staff in her senior year. Sherry's favor ite high school memory is Denise's 1987 New Years tve party. She was most embarassed when everyone sang Happy Birthday to her in Biolo gy. For fun she shops, swims, and attends con certs. Sherry swears she will never lose touch with Kellie. Denise. Melissa. Cindy. Amy. Lisa, or Teresa. Drive in Hum!!! I hate when that happens! WHY? 123 Sandy Lee Stewart Sam Sandy is best known for her ability to have par ties. One never knows what might happen at one of her get togethers. Along with partying. Sandy served as Secretary of the Senior class, a mem ber of the French Club, and Varsity softball for four years. Her high school memories include Freshman Class Day picnic, roadtrips. and Me mortal Day Weekend at Lake George. She swears she'll never lose touch with the Naughty Nine or Cindy. In the future she hopes to become the President of the Hiram Walker Distillery. PAUL. The Tree. November I. Rootbeer Schnapps Sharon Lynn Susko Sharon Sharon, a rather loud and active M.H.S. student, played Varsity soccer and softball, was in the Society of Distinguished American Students, and Vice President of Student Council. Her favorite high school memories include Lake George '86 and '87. searching for breakfast money in the park fountain with Sah and going cliff hanging with Melissa. For fun. she parties with friends, goes cabbage picking, and cruises in her car. She swears she'll never lose touch with Mer or the Naughty Nine. In ten years she hopes to own all the gold mines in the world. Boys of Summer. Crack a Snack. The Sunset Love Is ... . Memorial Day Weekend???? Curtis James Tironi Miet Curt was a member of our winning wrestling team. He has gone to the Section II Champion- ship twice where he placed 5th in his sophomore year and 2nd in his junior year. Curt hoped to accomplish being a 138 lb wrestler but never quite made it. He hopes to be either a wealthy Olympic Gold Medalist or a poor farmer. Wrestling. Coach Lyons. Miller Bros. Do it for yourself. Be the Best you can be! 124 Michele Marie Topetro Tapeach Michele wished to have been in the National Honor Society, but because she has attended BOCES. she hopes to have a successful career in her own beauty salon. Michele's favorite memo- ries at M.H.S. were cooking class in 1985. bon fires, and the 2.2i bell. She will miss all of her friends, especially Tina. Sandy and Missy. Bud. cool. Keys in trunk L.G. 85. Help Us. Please!” June Ann Tracey Moo ng low June was most embarassed during high school when her heal broke on her shoe and she walked around barefoot. She will always remember float meetings. Mrs Pickett, and her friends after graduation. For excitement she goes out with her friends and boyfriend. In the future she hopes to become a legal secretary and never lose touch with Kelly or Beth. Lake George. Proms. Dances Cheryl Marie Tranl Muffy Muff Cheryl held many offices in her high school years. She was President of the Freshman Class, a member of Student Council for three years, and Treasurer of the French Club in 9th grade. She was also a member of S.A.D.D.. Yearbook '88 and a member of the Service Club as a Senior. Cheryl hoped to wear a toga to school and bring her pal ALF with her. but never did. When we meet again she hopes to be a top fashion design- er in Paris, married to a millionaire with five condos all over the world. Good deal. Let's go shopping. MALLS' . Allen Road. Still'ville. Summer of 87.1 love my woobie. Chinese fire drills. Kevin. Diane, and Mommy David Turner Pave Dave enjoys I he ruggedness of the great out doors. His hobbies include fishing, hiking, hunt mg and canoeing In 1998. at our tenth year re union, he hopes to just be ten years older. Some of Dave’s favorite memories were the paper mill, capital, and the bridge. David Joel Urkevich Urke Dave s favorite memory of high school is leaving it and heading up to the lake. Dave has had two years of electronics experience with our BOCES program. He swears to never lose touch with the Island Crew or Melissa. In the future he hopes to be an electronics technician. Bud. Coors. Lake George. Memorial Day Weekend Tara Elaine Vascherault TRa Tara was a spirited asset to our class. She partic- ipated in JV and Varsity cheerleading for four years. She also served as a wrestling scorekeep er. Her favorite teacher is Mrs Hoffman be cause she is also a goof friend of Tara's. Her favorite memory of high school is her junior prom with Pat. For fun. Tara parties, shops, and bugs her mother. In the future she hopes to be very succcessful. Grab a life”- Yeah right FRIENDS especially Pat 126 James Michael Waldron Waldo Jim was especially involved academically here at M.H.S. He was a member of Omega. Alpha. Aris toi. National Honor Society and Who's Who Among American High School Students. He was also an asset to our Cross Country Team for four years. His favorite memory of high school was Mr. Magee s MD I Class and Mr. Legasse’s Math classes. After graduation Jim will miss double periods with Mr. DeAngelis most. He swears to never lose touch with Mike. Rich or Matt. I’m so Hot” Cindy Marie Watrobski Whoppers Cindy was active in basketball, softball. Spanish Club. Service Club. Yearbook Staff, and S.A.D.D. throughout her years at M.H.S. Her favorite memory of high school is the freshman Class Day Picnic at Lake George. She was most embar assed when she performed Hot for the Teach- er” at the Class Day Dance lip sync. After gradu ation Cindy will miss her friends, going to the games, homecomings, and Mr. Legasse's math class. She swears to never lose touch with Melis- sa. Sherry. Kellie, or Teresa. Renee L. Wilday Nay or Tiggs Renee has been a member of the Spanish Club, Basketball Team. Track Team and also the riding Club. She most enjoyed Red Raider footall games and being kicked under the table in 9th grade. Renee hopes to be wealthy when we meet again in ten years. When Renee graduates she will miss her friends T. C.. Welly. LeeAnn. Whop pers. Mom.” Tre. Wally, and Bean. Oops!” 17 -1 love Mike • 7 13 87 % forever. Lip Sync '87 07 Hope M Wood Hope Hope served as Secretary of our S A.D.D. or gam zation. She was also involved in Student Council, the newspaper and VICA. Her favorite memories of high school include S.A.D.D. dances at Rafters. Vo-Tec and designing germs with Nay. Mr Durden is Hope's favorite teacher because of his entertaining stories. She swears to never lose touch with Nay. Theres and Sandy. In ten years she hopes to be better than anyone else!! Cobleskill. New York. OOPS'' Paul Stephen Woodcock Woody Woody’s favorite memories of high school in- clude Jeff Alonzo's Toga Party. Prof Magee's M.D. class, and Mr. Knapik's health class. He participated in bowling as a freshman and soc cer as a senior. For fun Paul listens to led Zeppe lin. plays soccer, and watches professional foot ball. He would like to attend the University of Houston and get a degree in the fields of Math and Business. Do you have any money I can borrow? Wll J ache ganz auf sid $ charakteristischste M Jetonung eines Bewec ordnung der Zeilen u lung auf Mitte, der Ar er symmefrischen Safz ichts zur Sache, dafj auch jnkung der Zeilen vorgenommen wurde. Denn es Unterschied, ob man etwas bewufjt, als Ergebnis Zeittempos, des qesamten lebensrhythmus, 'en und zu formen. P chlaggebend. Der : ruhsamenZeitaus- r sich plotzlich um- • -ig, in dem er sich ler Ruhe versetzen soli, um die empfangene GOETZ AXEL LEHNIG AXEL Axel was a very unique addition to our senior class. He was a friendly and funny exchange student from West Germany. He selected Health. Math 12, Economics. Computer Applications. His- tory. Typing, and Accounting as courses for his stay at Mechanic- ville High School. He found these courses to be less challenging than those in West Germany. His favorite teacher here at M.H.S. was Mr. Harris because of his funny antics in the classroom. Axel finds the students here very nice and willing to help out. While at the high school he never did eat the cafeteria food. It didn’t look appetizing.' he said. He did enjoy his teammates, coaches, and football games as he was the place kicker for our Red Raiders. During his stay in Mechanicville he stayed with the Monk family. He found their company and environment to be pleasing. While visiting here he liked to see movies and go out at night with friends. Axel is a highly skilled tennis player, ranked 5th in his state. He also finds time to listen to U2. Huey Lewis, and Bab. a German band. His stay in Mechanicville proved to be an enjoyable, worthwhile, learning experience. Although he had a little trouble with the expressions we used, he made out just fine. AXEL-We enioyed your visit we won't forget you! Seniors 129 ' ;• Cj2cukl Bxq' YyfaujOl jQa ngjuijC)(jA;' T lo L ■ - 3jxUjlM CJ)J .irruu PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE HE CUT OUT OF SCHOOL :'' • •’ V ’ ' '• ”. : •.. . ’• •:. •• •. . . •x • . . •. . . • . •. •. • •’� ■ : . •. : • v • . • •. •..... ..... . . % Cj uUl• •• ' y : uu ': •; .••. PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE HE WHIS- PERED SOME- THING ABOUT BE- ING CAMERA SHY 'fKfcrdi rfCaJULt±jUjj-c''•' -CJUxaa''. CJLouirc '. • QujulqJjl '■ • c % m CJUiaa. aJvtiirU'. 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Kim Baker 7. Tara Vascherault 8. David LaVigna 9. Sandy Perk ms j r 137 1 We. the class of nineteen hundred and eighty eight being of sound mind and body do hereby leave the following to our beloved M.H.S. . . . Melissa Sue Acerra leaves with the wink of an eye. Jackie M. Aiardo leaves her money to the Welfare Department. Jeff Louis Alonzo leaves his blue light to Joe Waldron. Tina Mane Anatriello leaves her prom gowns behind. Jennifer C. Arnold leaves on the heels of Timmy Higgins. Kimberly A. Baker leaves her ball and chain to Narny. John Anthony Blackwood leaves on a fire emergency. Joe Henry Bodner leaves a case of Kleenex to the nurse. Rick Burke leaves his shadow in the halls of MHS. Melissa Ann Burns leaves her wrench to Mr. Magee. Lynn Ann Cafararo leaves room 408 to Chris Cavotta. Patrick Canavan leaves in a car. Tami Carbone leaves a coloring kit to Mrs. Underhill. Nicola Carey leaves her brown bomb to her sister. Kelly Cefferillo leaves for the Jane Russell Bridal Shop. Joseph Cocozzo leaves and makes all the teachers happy. Tammy Cowin leaves her barn chores far behind. Karen Ann Culnane leaves her sneakers in the biology room under a microscope. Kellie Leigh Dawson leaves her height to John Piroli. Maria Crista Delano leaves the bathroom for more accepable public places. Charles Devito leaves his retired number ‘fifteen’ at MHS. Garrett Erwin Devoe leaves his cat in the microwave. Sandra Maria Dickson leaves her diamond ring to Lego. Denise Divirgilio leaves her gum under a desk in Mr. Harris' room. Charles Dyer leaves his plowing abilities to Joe. Karen Dana Flanagan leaves flexing a smile. Randy Joseph Ford leaves his uninspected car to Tami. Benton Foster leaves MHS knowing every inch of the way. Gina Lynn Fusco leaves right after Sully. Michael J. Garland leaves with his baby pictures safely returned. Lori Jo Goverski leaves her clipboard mirror to Brud as beauty runs in the family. Sandra Greene leaves her clothes to anyone who jogs at night. Lori Ann Haggerty leaves one flat ear and a little known condition called reciever chin. Timothy J. Higgins left. Patrick Thomas Hildreth leaves the family business to work in Grand Union. Timothy James HipweN leaves his four inch thick black book to a grateful Michael White. Mark Edward Hollenbeck leaves due southwest. Cobleskill maybe? Cynthia Ann Hopeck leaves her little red scooter to Lance, so he can get Buffalo Bill s. Kimberly Ann Hunt leaves her grumpy moods to all those happy people in the world. John Richard Jenkins Jr. leaves his banking account to Justine. Elizabeth Ann Knaak leaves her Bible by an open window. Lee LaBombard leaves his cowboy hat to Mr. Prosser, who really likes it. Melissa Mae LaGrave leaves her aquaphobia in her gym locker. David John LaVigna leaves his clothes to Chess King. Todd M. Lester leaves his friendly personality to Brent. Alan Lightholder leaves to aid the next Revenge of the Nerds. CamiHe M. MacDonald leaves her brewski shirt to Lynn Cafararo. Tina Elizabeth Marotta leaves her spacious grey matter to her sister. Eric P. Marx leaves his wrestling career wins to Bryce Earbstein. Jeffrey Thomas Marzinsky leaves his stilts to Stacy Groff. Noelle Lee Masterson leaves her laughter echoing in Mrs. Chor man’s room. Goetz Axel Lehmg leaves knowing what America is really about. Anthony Michael Mastropietro leaves for yet another vacation. Teresa Jean McEchron leads her big mouth to her brother John, more for Tommy and the rest to about 4 or 5 more mute strangers. Melissa Mane Noradki leaves her clothes to the flagpole outside the school. Sandy Lee Perkins leaves her wonder woman belt in the trophy case. Christopher Pitcheralle leaves his tan to our underclassman beach bunny. Gene Cook. Tami Lynn Plummer leaves her sweater to Mr. Harris. Stephen Anthony Rajeski leaves his car to rust. Lisa Ann Reynolds leaves her artwork to Mr. Gibeau Joseph Thomas Reilly leaves a lot of broken hearts. Gina Mane Rinaldi leaves earplugs for all the teachers. Terri Ann Rivenburgh leaves her Big Red Gum in unknown places. Tim Rose leaves his eyelashes to Bobby Guilianelli. Christopher Russo leaves Canada Dry. Dan P. Rychik leaves with the police still looking for him. Farrell J. Salsbury leaves his walkman and tapes to his brother. T. Michael Salvadore leaves because he has to be somewhere in 15 minutes. Kevin David Saunders leaves for the set of Bonanza.” Matthew Joseph Sqambati leaves to go to Woodstock to see Mrs. Yasar. Amy Victoria Shakow leaves with her new way of life. Terri Lee Sinnott leaves with Jeff by her side. John Thomas Snyder leaves MHS his full absentee card. Michelle Dawn Sorell leaves her stick shift to Frank Russom. Richard Anthony Sparano leaves his great basketball skills on the bench for Myron to study. Michael James Sprague leaves his earring to Scott Cerkowski. Sherry Marie Stalter leaves her quietness to Nancy Cavotta. Sandy Lee Stewart leaves her party plan book to her sister Lisa. Sharon Lynn Susko leaves on the back of a Kawi. Curtis James Tirom leaves with his Tiperillos. Michele Marie Topetro leaves Noelle without benefit of a cosmetic surgeon. June Ann Tracey leaves her put put car at the junkyard. Cheryl Marie Trant leaves her mother in debt to Macy's. David Joel Urkevich leaves his voice box unused. Tara Elaine Vascherault leaves her love to Patrick Matthew Federico. James Michael Waldron leaves his Chuck Taylors” to GE. they bring good things to light. Cindy Marie Watrobski leaves a mess. Renee L. Wilday leaves her handprint. Hope M. Wood leaves her knee brace to the next victim of circumstance. Paul Stephen Woodcock leaves knowing how he will look in X) years. MESSAGES FROM FIOME -ammaunitu Some things never change! You made it Rebec S we re proud of you. Love-Mom. Karl. Eric Grandma Dana Congratulations! Our love and support forever. Love-Mom and Dad Tina. You've come a long way baby! Congratulations! Love-Mom, Dad and Tara John-John. You are the sunshine of our lives. All the best. Love-Mom. Dad. and Justine 144 Halfmoon 88 MESSAGES FROM HOME r MWfMUUUbr UOK6 Noelle. You hold the key to your future % your success. You've made us so proud we wish you the best. With our love-Mom. Dad 6 TJ. o A A A 1 LOOK AT THOSE DIMPLESI You're a good looking new- foundlander. Good luck in your future. We love you. Mom, Dad Bub Matt — ' m r A CoHonfaiattowi • I Congratulations Mo- tor Mouth. We're very proud of you. Love, Dad. Mom £ Rennie Av 4a J rxO 4 Congratulations Joe. You are the joy of our lives. Love. Mom Dad and Christine Advertis«ments % Messages 145 MESSAGES FROM HOME Thanks for sticking to it!” We are proud of you. Good luck in all things you put your mind to. Love Ma Dad Sandy-1 pray that all your dreams come true your future be filled with love hap- pinessll love you I'm proud of you. Love Mom Tamatha-You will al- ways be my girl. Love. Gram WftS Much love and happi- ness always to our beautiful Sah. Love-Mom, Dad Mike Tami-You're a beauti- ful young lady. Con- gratulations! We're very proud of you. Love-Mom, Dad and Todd 146 Halfmoon 88 MESSAGES FROM HOME i wmMMMtts-1 WM Congratulations 6 Best wishes for a hap- py successful fu- ture, Kim. Keep smil- ing. Love- Dad 6 Niomi r W MHUUih- A— Congratulations Colie You're the best. Love-Mom Dad. Ced- die Kristie I rWmwiimh i You have made our lives so precious we are so proud of you. Congratulations. Joe (Life) Love-Dad. Mom. Joel and Joshua Advertisements i Messages 147 MESSAGES FROM HOME f VflllliO'iMmikl Congratulations Jack- ie Best of Luck in the near future. May God Bless you in every thing you do. Thank you for being so un- derstanding. Love- Mom and Dad lOrf Jeff-To the wonderful childhood memories we’ve shared. May your future be filled with the same love happiness. Mom. Dad Mandi Sharon-Remember. only you can make your dreams come true! Congratulations 6 Best of luck always. Love always-Mom. Dad. Brian Suski I ■WMWUmHhi CowjfoJtuJ You have brought much joy into our lives, Paul. We are real proud of you. We love you-Dad, Mom. Carol Farrah 148 Halfmoon 88 MESSAGES FROM HOME Gina Best wishes to a sweet granddaughter. Love— Grandma £ Grandpa Rinaldi Gina—I hope you know how special you are to us. so we wish you Love, Happiness £ Success in whatever you wish to accomplish. Stay as sweet as you are. Love you—Aunt Florence Uncle Tony Do your best Dana £ realize that we love you. Some- times you think that you need to be perfect. That you cannot make mistakes. At these times you put so much pressure on yourself, we wish that you would realize that you are a human being-like everyone else capable of reaching great potential but not capable of being perfect. So please just do your best £ realize that this is enough. Don't compare yourself to anyone. Be happy to be the wonderful unique, very special person that you are. You’re such an interesting, sensitive, intelligent person who has so much to share we want you to know that wherever you go or whatever you do or whatever you think you can always depend on us for complete 6 absolute understanding support and love forever. CONGRATULATIONS—Mom £ Dad Congratulations to our grandaughter. Noelle. you were our first grandchild who came to us on Christmas day. You are the most precious Christmas present any Grandparents could ask for. Best of Luck in everything you do. Gramma £ Grampa Congratulations Garrett! We love you. Dad, Mom £ Jay .. Everything is possible for him who believes. Mark 9:236 Noelle, Mayh all your dreams come true. Congratula- tions, Love. Aunt Colleen Uncle Joe Congratulations Sherry-We are proud of you. Love-Mom, Dad. Kay Gina-Best of Luck to our 1 Grandaughter. Love Moms Popoo Congratulations. Tim. Love. Grampa. Grandma Aunt Marg To one in a Million grandsons, congratulations Granma £ Grandpa Piroli Karen-We're proud of you. Best of everything always. Love-Mom. Cathy, Nancy. Beth £ Chris Congratulations best wishes Teresa. From your loving Uncle Ray. Joe. You have made us all proud. Congratulations. To all LIFE'S friends, best of luck always. You're the greatest. From Life’s Gram, Uncle Pete. Uncle Gary, Aunt Pat, Aunt Cindy. Sherree, Jeremy Jason £ Justice It's hard to let go of the youngest. But we're all happy Tara - Teeterbabe'. We are proud of you. Good luck in for you. Congratulations, Tami the future. Love. Mom Art. Love-Dad. Mom, Keith Ken Advertisements Messages 149 GRAFFITI ADS -n- o © • © r o V . ° _T i.A.ilt y « l Ka !•«' ' . O I («w'd U1 Sj tw..« : xWH —« .« -4-wo � 1' • � «� . • , I Mr � •« � . A ' «•� ■■ ■• � � . • «- r..+ £.yV—v« 3. ■—‘ - x '—a- iit-- � JST T'Vu .1 XOTm r—� -7- Zz“i y 'iSU' +rv -v tt’izss jSS rm w « , I’M CONC TflT. ■w 5fi7- Jmt hF B . fluUd A- )(ynO. 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T«kl get out -if the liquor cabl- et '. Bubble fight with Renee and Clna in � . • ‘a cooking rlaaaea. lent that aperiar. Rut I don’t Ux� mat because' «Tver forget any lien we apant togetherM .1 LOTI YOU ALL. Hoe 11 WWM boa lie. Tareaa, mctaala, I aet «anted to eay that I will naver forget you guy , fkt natter vhai haipen and hcm mtr durance la between us. Ouj fnandattlpa haw been proven this year (police elation trip) and If we ran last through that than we can aaks It throutpi any- thing. lorl-lf it wK't for you and all of your help I probably wouldan't have aade it. TMAJKS' Taau- I'll uaa ok convaraat tone (brought about because 1 m nosey). Liee- Uatch out for those slippery floors at collage we wouldan't want to hear about any of your tripe' lenaa- Hr favorite daughter' dal a 1 going to do' Ho acre bugs as I walk dam the Its hells. Jessica- I m going to Mas all of our gossip secessions and falling fane� In the rain. ! m so glad that wa patched Tilll'lL Hi '‘Si'1 ' “ • ' Deftest Tiwfl you You mud rny s 04 f © «Y Thec« ‘AJ'U always Ca place for yowl 1N Vj uJt Vvxxe QfQuiO sifo %«r aruX Clobtr � c elh.r eckcW y r. I Uii-VK foxclrt ofW for 0$ Our Liwts. , $ IV1 JUoU ecAiJt rl‘ HJ Ho. jrtl ■ .a' m koi 1 uU ' J JJ vuac ftaufri t , r. JJ ' CrjaJ ■ i r - - a. - i. ■. ■ - ■ .� - X l it Ll . u yppLAX ike. t trti icy - • .� «M O lit eyeuatu U V r� .% tx� - - -4 k Zx (oxau 1 uk - Liu 1 ‘ t, tia UoAC - Ma_Ci 0 LjCUA ' M_U_Lo d-OL tjou p« , Mila, AlMb'a Hu h s� rt : mt to to tzxy'a. Oi % god ikrrf. at for tfe hola' � che-l-e...O Oxwkfe) � 1 u diuLt flair • nrt. IVh at Agger 1 la h«' la y'« party - 4« � to ' %et tae I'U aall' O� ar « 1 - � hue - tfe ku - Wei a ea : e cottar ok. 1 Kill 1m 1 thufi. tarHi 1� I e {atul. 11 toggg m a laan Mb' - I 1� Thar •m-sg «vehar P gr m mr UJa' � y tefcrv- Pti««fly agp- Mils loa. Tfe hi. apUts. Tha Ivy's tn Or txu at Lhr org laKy mm) e !.- «Iliae -Iktatthkhin «mg extern. Lrg nl «� Ulkxg xxt ext btg mt m J k. AiOn i 1«. tee atUl k« te O fbaOly • Babraoto :i � at irtan« far 0 Tth to . kwmm' I k ye1 Ml my ) C ILk- J) ■it, HXJ 0 jLn C. oj . XJ Lfjg.LU OXjl. f-kx-tuux ► 4 _ w U.CK -K n x ifW u.huJ-2 dc LXXXJ J Ucu rU-XVA. %4jL ,ru 2 l+aAJ lUu.diJo JUM. 0 a dunlin . Phl ul h4mjrtAI uJne MZXA (Ul Vlxu _r.[f xMtxl tp zv-ii J 4 U JO . iXrt mu. jaT1 „j_ Ll -uJfiL Ui OyA aU UfCi ««. “tE1” To a. v-iA.� xinda. Apu a -ko otouTXJj vItoaW 'ZAxxta. So I sing my songs of life That I will hold you Inside forever And you will know ce And I'll be yours And you'll be mine f Hello again Love , mey SENIOR SENTMENTS Tre + $tay crazy. Beth Mike. Jimmy. Amy— I’m so HOTI” Beth To All My Friends: You guys are the bestl TC BLW. Best friends forever. Hope you and MJO last forever. TLC Noelle—What does 7 mean? Love Wally J.J.—Thanks for the complimentl Don't wor- ry. I won't ever forget you. Love. Lori Ann Chuck—Thanks for the love and memories we shared. I Love You. Dana SENIORS—Thanks for making my high school years as special as they were. LUV-Gina Mom. Dad. Scott % Amy—Thanks for always sticking by me. You are all very special. I LUV U ALL Gina To My Family—Thanks for all the encourage- ment. Love. Tami Amy-You're one of my best friends and al- ways will be. Keep in touch and never forget all our memories. Love always. Mike Gina-You are one of my best friends. Keep in touch and never forget all the good times. Love always. Mike. Cheryl and Nicola, thank you for always be- ing there when I needed you. Love. Terri Mom. Dad % Tammy—I love you all very much. Love always. Terri Stubby fc Cyndi—never forget gym class with the men”, don't leave me alone. Love. Kim Cheryl, always remember the good times, our talks and our friendship. Keep in touch! BIF Lyn—always remember our friendship. 157 Halfmoon 88 You're a very special person. Keep in touchl To all sports participants—Have a great year in 1989 and crush all your opponents. Paul Woodcock To all underclassmen—Have many great years to come. Paul W. Michelle—O.K.. we were both cradle robbers!!! Julio—Lets take a trip to CVS Sam—A best friend can't get any better. I love yal! Cyndi Timmy—Together we had the best of times! Love ya. Cyndi To all my friends— Somewhere down the road we'll meet again Love. Sah Thor— The Best Is Yet To Come” Love. SAH Sherry—You're a great friend. Never forget all of the great times we've shared. Love. Kellie Michele. Don't ever forget 10-3-87. It was a FUN PARTY!!! Where did T.L. go??? Love. Tina To my Mom. Dad and sisters: Thank you so much for being there and supporting me. I Love You All. Love. Cole Terri's-always remember the park and mov- ies. Good times last forever. Love. Nicola Terri-Thanks for always being there. You've been a perfect friend! Love ya. Kelly Digger The future is ours! I love you and al- ways will! Love ya. Kelly Mommy A Daddy: Thanks for always being there, understanding, loving, and caring. You'll never know how much I appreciate your advice and love . . . even though you don't think I’m listening I LOVE YOU TWOII Love always. Cheryl P.O. your baby, forever! Jackie. Thanks for always being there when I needed you to talk to. Never forget Still'ville '87 and our awesome summer together. I'll never forget you! Love. Cheryl F.A.F. Mom. you've always been there for me. thanks. I love you. Tara Pat. you're my special friend, and I LOVE YOU!. Tara You guys. Howie’s hair really is greenl-Amy The Law of Physics� The Pretzel Theory! Wimpy A Crash-1 am glad we were friends through these 4 years of High School-oh what smells, is it your friend-Sweet pea Good Luck to all my senior friends! Especially my brother Axle! Love LIFE! Tina, remember my 18th birthday party and you said. I feel like I'm being watched!” Tina G. Have lots of fun your last two years. Love always—you know who Matt-Through hurt A tears and happiness A smiles-We’ve always seemed to manage to keep each other special. Love. Lori NENA- I will never forget you. I love you. Christopher NENA- What does it take” I love you. Christopher Renee You've been a great friend. Remember all the good times. Like talking about the germs. Hope Theresa: Remember the tree falling on your mom? Hope The Vuxlen Portrait It’s 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. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. llamuirk-VarfkHi' NmHw Advertisements Messages 153 ALONZO FIREWORKS DISPLAY 12 County Rd 75, Mechanicville, NY 12118 Office Phone: (518) 664-8603 Manufacturing Plant: (518 ) 664-9994 Louis J. Alonzo Lake George's Newest Family Amusement Center FUNA’ RAMA 285 Canada Street Lake George. N.Y. 668-4682 Juke Boxes Pool Tables All types of Amusement Games Video Games FOX'S MUSIC 39 Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville , NY 518 664-9835 Joe Gagliardi 154 Halfmoon 88 Congratulations To Mike And The Entire Class Of 1988 PHONE 664-4500 FUNERAL HOME, INC. 39 So. Main Street Mechanicville, N.Y. 12118 THOMAS A. SALVADORE Licensed Dir. Tom, Donna. Bob And Matt Advertisement Messages Careers «+° V VA Medical Center 113 Holland Ave. Albany, N Y. 12208 ca 11 Personnel - Alice Flynn (518462-3311 ext.204 For Reasonable Rates Call Joseph-Barbara Stewart Owners (518) 664-3816 We Go To Albany Airport, The Bus Station Train Station Serving: Mechanicville, Stillwater Round Lake. Clifton Park Box 42 Stillwater, N.Y. 12170 156 Halfmoon 8S COCOZZO BROTHERS CAR WASH North Main Street And Central Avenue Mechanicville. NY Congratulations To The Class Of '88 . . . Dr. 6 Mrs. Wayne Hogan And Staff HOGAN CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES Advertisements Messages 157 Congratulations DUNN FUNERAL HOMES INC. Class Of 1988 Congratulations Class Of '88 WEAVER PETROLEUM INC. Robert G. Chase Sr. President Arthur P. Fargnoli Lie. Director 100 S. Hudson St. Mechanicville. NY 0118 319 Park Ave. 01 N. Hudson Ave. Mechanicville. NY Stillwater. NY Best Wishes To The Class Of '88 Congratulations From Class Of 1988 ALL THE FOLKS CLIFTON PLAZA AT THE BARBER AND STYLING SHOP COOK ADULT HOME Rt. 146 And Vischer Ferry Road • Druyn Hill Mechanicville. NY Clifton Park 371-6930 Joe Marotto 0118 Advertisements Messages 159 Congratulations From THE PARISH STAFF AND COMMUNITY OF ASSUMPTION ST. PAUL Mechanicville. NY Congratulations Wishes For A Very Flappy Future To The Class Of 88 GOLDEN DRUGS INC. Park Plaza S C Mechanicville. NY 664-7339 Special Thanks To All The Boys Who Worked So Hard For Us. We ll Miss You All- Good Luckl Jim Ginnie Burke Prescriptions Hallmark Cards Cosmetics Russell Candy Quality Care” VEHICLE SALES INC 664-9659 160 Halfmoon 88 and for,he 1 South Main Stroot 684-7334 NORSTAR BANK Member FDIC Congratulations Class Of '88 From All Of Us At PARK PLAZA, MECHANICVILLE, NY 12118 (518) 664-6849 VIDEO EQUIPMENT SALES RENTALS Congratulations Class Of '88 E.D. D’ALBERTO LANDSCAPING 28 Route 146 Mechanicville. NY 12118 664-3625 5 1 8-664-5 1 6 1 311 Park Ave. Mechanicville. NY Your Class Ring Center For Over 20 Years Zale's Auto Body COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE AL ZELESKI OWNER SO CENTRAL AVE MECHANICVILLE NY Advertisements I Messages 161 MSH COniSTRlICTEOn (518) 664 5134 MASONR Y SPECIALISTS BUILDING • Sidewalks • Patios • New Chimney A Repair • Foundation Repair, Parging • Specializing in Decks • Additions • Framing A Roofing 664 5378 664 5327 654 5292 664 5328 AUTOHOUSE, INC. 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NY 12118 Service 664-7354 Congratulations To The Class Of ’88 And Especially Lynn Cafararo 126 So. Broadway Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 (518) 584 8460 LAKE LIQUORS Ballston Lake. NY Ski Specialists Since 1941 (518) 584-6290 THE ALPINE SPORT SHOP. INC. 399 Clinton Street Saratoga Springs. NY 12866 ou know you're doing better. 80 Central Ave Mechanicville. NY 664-4223 Congratulations To Chris. Denise. Noelle Farrel And The Rest Of The Class Of '88 INSURANCE CONTINENTAL Theodore LaVigna Agency 10L� V«Q� A KWOULLA n 27 N. MAIN ST. MECHANICVILLE -ONE CALL DOES IT ALL — —664-7367----- Advertisements i Messages 163 HOUSE OF PIZZA Open 7 Days A Week II AM II PM Park Plaza. Mechanicville (518) 664-9930 Best Of Luck Tony And Stacy •« • TELEPHONE (514)444 M4i bniauit GREG'S AUTOBODY SERVICE mmmm HD COLLIBKJN WONK E5 JF Dunlop tines HI A SCOTT’S HALLMARK SHOP Clifton Country Mall 330 Clifton Country Rd. 371-7844 40 24 HOUR TOWING Kearney s Service Center Inc. 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NY (518) 664-3717 Hildreth’s F estatirar t Pt otye (MV4-MM1 Wed Prl It « 2M North Me r Bl Pal 4-K Medf«rilrtitle N.Y Swi VaeyM Breakfast On Sat. And Sun. Nemith MOTOR CORP. 962 LOUDON ROAD LATHAM NEW YORK 12110 (518) 785-8531 Lincoln - Mercury - Nissan - Volvo Congratulations Class Of '88 BUS (SIB) 44 W46 DOUGLAS R DYER A SONS CONTRACTING INC. tXCAVAfINC BLACK10PFNNG SAND GRAVEL TOPSOn DOUGLAS OVER S� RDI BOX 3?S PtevMAt MClNOSE NEW rONt 12121 Bwe (� I4| 27)44)4 «■h Ret DllieM )2tl Individual's Securities, Ltd. Docovm Bonds. Storks. Mutual Fuads Hick I DtVagAo eo� Fu4oa Sum Financial Consultant Trey. NY 12140 «•4� 4 4� 4 440 vl om (i)ia'«i«u PA� PLA2A MECMAteCVILLI NV •NM tl VCUsmO NO tt(NDAMiH WAttWCVAHO. N4«CUi 01« WCK'i Ms )M 4« 164 Halfmoon 88 JOSTENS