New Paltz High School - Huguenot Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1982 volume:

Huguenot New Paltz High School Yearbook Editorial Staff Editors ......................... Carla Anastasio Catherine Pratt Layout Editor Lesley Rokjer Copy Editor ........................ Denise Blake Art Editor ......................... Susan Ganzer Business Manager Chief Photographer Treasurer ......... Secretary ......... Advisor .......... .........Lori Kent . . George Fischer ......... Meg Egan . . . Diana McKeon Richard Cattabiani Board Of Education Mrs. Sally Rhoads Mrs. Susan Stegen Dr. Herman Walker 2 Central Administration Mr Robert PuBois. Director of Transpor ration Mr. Al Schreiber. Director of Maintenance Mr. tdson Travis. Business Administrator Mr. Mario Scalzi. School Superintendent Mrs Barbara Rutulante. Clerk of the Board Mrs. Susan Schreiner. Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Estelle Wilson. Secretary to the Bust ness Administrator 3 Dear Graduates. 4s Americans tv«? have learned to uphold the rights of individual members of society. We are traditionally supportive of the individualistic spirit and acheivement. We recognize, glorify, and award individuals in sports, arts, and academics. Ultimately it is the individual acheivement which n't? approve that contributes to the strength of our society. There are countries in this world where individual acheivement does not receive similar accolades. For the most part, individual acheivement is subjugated to group gains. I do not propose one way as better than the other. I can only suggest as you achieve as an individual you will remember ivt? are ultimately dependent upon generations to come, groups of friends and families, and our country. A society which recognizes individual acheivement and where in turn the individual seeks betterment for the group achieves the best of both worlds. We hope as a school we have contributed to this sense of cooperation. Sincerely. FI. Kenneth Salenger High School Principal High School Administration Mr. H. Kenneth Salenger. Principal 4 Guidance Hr Thomas Rene nan. Director of Guidance To the Class of 1982: The Guidance Department would like to congratulate each of you upon your graduation from High School. You have attained a goal of which you should be proud. For some of you it may be the end of your formal education and the beginning of a vocation which hope brings you much success, happiness, and wealth. For others. it may be the beginning of another phase in the educational process which will prepare you for a career which I hope permits you to make a significant contribution to society and also one which will bring you many rewards. Even though you will leave us. we still would like to serve you. If you ever need our help we hope that you will contact us. The best of everything to a fine class. Sincerely, Thomas P. Benenati Director of Guidance Custodial Staff 7 The knee bone's connected to the 11 13 tileen baulk ner Foreign Language Denise Heude Patricia Cinquemani Myra Sorin Patricia Steffens 15 16 Math Hiny aah! I have in my hand an ordinary spectroscope, and Science L 1 presto . . . William f-all If you get this right, you could become a chemical 'm thirstyl engineer! Science 19 20 Oh reallyI?!' 21 Kemble Matter Of course, some students participate more than others Physical Education Pale Vincett William Freer Dedication David Rinaudo A Tribute To Bobo by Vicki I. Naso David Rinaudo, in his physical presence, is no longer with us. but in spirit he will always be here. David was a very unique individual who had his own style and character. He carried a smile with him wherever he went. He was known for living up each day and having the best of times. Whenever you were upset. David was there to help you out and cheer you up. He knew what happiness was all about, and he spread it through the lives of many people. David was an easy-going person and had a sense of humor which made everyone feel so comfortable whenever they were with him. Ho matter what you did or where you went with David, you always had a great time. Those who were lucky enough to be his friend, knew how special he was. David is gone. There's nothing we can do to bring him back. We all feel deserted and helpless. All we can do is carry his memories with us. his smile, his good nature, and his unique style. Remember Bobo for what he was Along with many people. I want to thank him for being a part of my life and meaning so much. We love and miss you David! 24 Senior Class History When we entered New Paltz High School as freshmen it seemed like paradise compared to the Middle School. U t’ had open Study Halls, a juke box, and soda machines. These things have since ceased to exist, yet we still leave the school in a little better shape than when we entered. During the time our class has been a part of N.P.H.S., the school has experienced some of its greatest lionors-of which we contributed greatly. Our athletic teams have been incredible. The girls' track team won the league title and held it for several years. In our Junior year, the football team clenched the league title as did the soccer team for the first time in New Paltz history. The wrestling team continued its five year reign as league champions. The gymnastics team preformed outstandingly and won the I9S0 sectionals; while the boys basketball team went to the sectionals for the first time in years. After four years of hard work, the Volleyball team finally took the crown in our Senior year. We not only brought atheletic talent to N.P.H.S.. but also theatrical and musical talent as well. The Band and Choir flourished under the musical direction of Mr. Grasset and Mrs. Bagley. Many theatrical productions were grand successes and exposed some exceptional talents. Productions such as Up the Down Staircase. America Hurrah. Guys S Dolls. Music Man. and U S A. boasted ourartistic talents. Not only was the school successful during our time here, but so were we. We started off with a magazine drive which began our fund raising career. We had a minor set-back in our Sophomore year (remember the candy drive?), which ivt’ more than made up tor in our Junior year with the innovative Antique Show. All of this hard work paid off when we had the best prom in years. We have indeed made our mark on New Paltz High School in many different ways. But it has equally made its mark on us. We shall never forget the times we ve made and shared here at New Paltz High. 25 Theresa Ackert Daniel Ale Marc Alexander Shelly Anderson Frederick Ashton Jennifer Avery 26 Margaret Bagley Julia Barrett Lisa Barry Laura Bartow Darlene Benjamin 27 Yael Bloom Michael Boulos Michele Brooker 28 Jennifer Christie Michael Cinquemani Carolyn Clarke Elisa Dannemann Charles Davis Frank DeCapua Andrew DeGaust Lisa DeMaria Dinah Decker Trudy Dillard Thomas Doucette Julia DuFour Susan Dunlop Matthew DuBois Elizabeth Donahue John DeSimone Timothy Donovan Richard Drosdowich 30 Bonnie Eisenhardt William Esser Nancy Elliot 31 George Fischer Elizabeth Fisher Lisa Foley Theresa Gibbons Thomas Gray Joseph Grotzer Linda Haight 32 Amanda Humbaugh 33 Charles Ingrassia Ellen Kelley Michael King 34 Thomas Laulen Desiree Leemets Daniel LeFevre Jeffrey Logan Marielle Maloney Christopher Marx 35 Barbara Michel Patrick Morris Connie Montemorano Michael Mulhearn Vicki Naso Carole Nostrand Christopher Moriello Andrea Nemerofsky 36 Kathleen Otis Janet Perrotta 37 Martin Pi del Victoria Potts Edward Quinn Daniel Rechen Robert Robinson JoeI Ronk Lynn Rock Robert Rosner Margaret Rogers Morgan Rothbard 38 Bruce Rutherford Hopi Salomon Johannes Sayre David Schappe Eric Sample David Schnell 39 Laurel Schnitzer Susan Schiff Jacki Scott Terri Scribner Andrew Sendall Gregory Smith Todd Snyder Cathy Snyder Kenneth Solaas Paul Strothenke Jeff Swinbourne Jeannine Tantillo 40 Catherine Thorpe Michael Tocci Meg Torraca Lisa Vantine Bartlett Wagner Stacey Wahrendorf Andres Wellington Mark Wilson Tammy Wilson Suzanne Wing Patricia Wells Richard Wilson A llyson Winters «2 Ellen Wood Thomas Wright Lisa Yeaple Duane Hall Mary Blair Noah Claudia Custodio Who’s Who The following people were voted the epitome of certain qualities by their classmates, the class of '82. but are not pictured on these pages. Cutest: Sheila Penzato Rob Robinson. Most Theatrical: Jenny Avery 8 John Rush. Most Musical.- Jimmy Paradise 6 Cathy Thorpe. Pest: Garry Kniffen. Did Most for Class: Lisa Foley Chris Bivona. Most Likely to Succeed: Margaret Bagley 6 Andy Sendall. Best Looking: Dinah Decker Paul Hasbrouck. 44 Most Athletic: Lisa Foley 6 George McCormack. Who's Who (above) Biggest Flirts: Jennifer Christie 6 Chris Moriello (below, left) Most Popular: Lisa Yeaple Chris Bivona. (below) Craziest: Rob Rosner Connie Montemarano. Merit Students SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS (I. to r.) Top: Lisa Foley. Tom Wright. Andy Sendall. Donna Burnham. Susan Henriquez. Rob Rosner. Bottom. Ms. Curtis and Mrs. Bagley. advisors, and President. Chris Bivona. Valedictorian and Salutatorian Margaret Bagley is truly an outstanding student. Throughout her high school years, she has been an academic success, and an outstanding music student. Aside from her studies and participation in both the band and choir. Margaret has participated in the National Honor Society, several sports, and other extra-curricular activities. She has truly earned the honor of being named Valedictorian. Andrew Sendall. who has earned the title of Salutatorian. has also been involved in many extra-curri-cualr activities. Among these are his work for the Huguenot Herald, the Yearbook Staff, the National Honor Society, and the instruction of an SA T preparation course for high school students. 46 Valedictorian. Margaret Bagley Merit Students Seniors Charles Davis. Jennifer Christie, and Johannes Sayre (not pictured) earned letters of commendation in the National Merit Scholarship Program of this year. Junior. Gta Wig fall, attended the New York Leadership Seminar held at Columbia University. She. along with other New York State students, learned how to utilize their leadership abilities. Other Outstanding Students Among the many other successful students at NPHS this year were: Chris Bivona. senior, who was named a top Century III Leader in a competition which makes him eligible to compete with other state-wide winners for one of two $1,500 scholarships and an all-expense-paid trip to the Century III Leaders Conference. Chris was also voted recipient of the DAR Good Citizens Award. Jennifer Christie, senior, was nominated for the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Award in writing. Margaret Bagley, senior, was named a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students. We would like to congratulate the students cited on these pages, as well as all of the other young achievers at New Paltz High School. 47 Salutatorian. Andrew Sendall Lockah Doctah (sung to the tune of Clementine ) Lockah Doctah. Lockah Doctah Wonchya please fix up our school ? It's unhinged from floah to ceilin’. Is ther somethin' yoo can do? Oh. the hallways and the lockah rooms Look so bright and undespoiled. What’s yer seecret. can yoo maynage To polish up the eolden rule? Senior Memories The 1981 Junior Prom Glenn £ Tori Jenny £ Justin Martin £ Shelly OOOOHr Bonnie £ Will Aren't they stunning! Desiree Hopi The word style calls to mind many different things. When thinking of style one thinks of hair style, style of speaking, architectural style, style of living, etcetera. The king of style that first enters most people's minds is style of dress, fashion. Girls and guys at N.P.H.S. are certainly influenced by the latest fashions nation- and world- wide. After all. who can ignore the preppy and metallic waves that are sweeping the U.S. Regardless of what happens to be going out there in the world of high fashion. New Paltz kids always seem to develop a fashion sense that is all their own. We dress the way we want to dress, and we look great! Some examples of New Paltz High-Fashion are pictured at right. Temimne hairdo with olive drab army Pastel tailored pants and a soft knit surplus lacket Gym sweats and rackets, anything goesI Soft lacy dress with tailored blazer Denim from head to toe Unique T-shirts are sure eye-catchers. A spring timey embroidered blouse 51 i 61ookie (brook' ee) n. I. nickname for famed ap-t eeammd� i 1 iimw ,u i popularised bv fans o. tl e imitation of cert, p ses. C ismic (tfo} 'Mik) adj. n os. 2. P rt 'imig t a d, Fir C 'pstick idip'stik) n. I. It vel. 2. one wfio actl s raight. slimy, etc.) E ring (ydo ity) v. . s ieep. n t'lTi’J1 Are ydki the surnam as. Texas Wl o ' tor) n. I. a sh r Ining a large lizard-i k |ily. 2. slang term ui ?c •d motif on an Izot or It (go’ fur et) ate in satisfaction I y (in del n. I. short Indy SCO. 2. nickname Jbnes in the film Rai et lutrageous (owl rag' c itward stage of ragel I -eppie (prep’ ee) n. I. ol p ?rson often found wt 3r| iink (punk) adj. havii j p jnk. n. one who is pun i-J c ther unnatural hair co n |f of ptrrrtrmg fern, ig out. erring tome }he notorious fam ot J.R. Ewing? ed form of alligat, nimal in the crocodi 1 refer to the embroi Shirt, to try to attain the |o physicallymfch an I version of modern hero li !?f the lost Ark ) adj. I. being razy. wild, etc who is preppy a gator (see e qualities of It’, i.e. purple, green, rearing a great dea. an black clothing, esp. leather, one who lisle is i punk yulk nate how of punkosity signimm. J state of being ’ ■ Ray gun (ra' gun. fa gun weapon which cart be h name for Ronald RCagan. | 1982. Six Pack (sicks' pak i I pi a i is itself. 8. figure it haven't figured it put by now. Spaz (spaz) vi. acAor become sell go: relax act liatural. n. one yn S the Vispoopski (pa pa |fu' lu) pass the g, used to i es g-.? high d gi ?e very pun nstic la: er hand. 2. nu k-t oT the I 5 natory irselt. 4. spaz. dip tu k. tic. 2. le ho does a ly It hippet iwip' ff)jn I. one who is s Lewha : or acts strangely in some wa of the lyrics U hiprbit'. from the | saint- name. U ire Hanger i wir' hang’ er) n. I. I thin metal used to hang clothing 2. a slang fo in mg , f t ’to .. x r y ou oi According to the film Mommie Dearest, made horn wire that should not be used dren NO vt ire hangers, ever! foda (yo da') n. I.iname of a small gre guru in the popular film The Empire Striked nickname for a certain type of chocolate c edfn-ffiled snack cake purchased by many stud nt.. A Senior Directory Kathleen Absalom Yesterday is gone Tomorrow may never come So enjoy today! Will: I leave to Barbara Ann Malchow the hopes that she � someday straighten out her lovelite; good luck always. Barb. Plans: To attend school in California, become a psychiatrist. meet someone special and be happy. Theresa Ackert friendship is to people as sunshine is to flowers. Will: I leave to my cousin Lon I illimagi all my good times, and the right to be rowdyl Activities. Yearbook Staff. BasketballI year. Plans. To attend U.C.C.C. to study secretarial. Shelly Anderson 'Good bye. cruel world!' Will: To Gwen I leave a friend for Maurtcei to Carla a gold, to rule a wyer wit hi to Mimi. Mau reen £ Nancee I leave a perfect cakef to Shawna I leave one french rasberry. Ac tivities- J. V. Volleyball. Ski Team. Drama. £ Tennis. Plans To attend U.C.C.C. to study Environmental Sciences. Fred Ashton It's better to burn out than to fade away. Plans To work soon. Jennifer Avery Will I leave Christine Whalen £ Julie O'Conner alligators whales and the job of carrying on prepdom in N.P.H.S. I also leave them both my love and friendship, always. To Annell Presbie. a hall free of Rob Rosner. classes without relatives, and a starting position on Varsity Soccer. Activities Drama Club. Choir. Yearbook Staff, french Club. Community Service. Plans To attend Williams. Smith. Vassar or Brandeis. Julia Barret Good bye blew Paltz High School, for ever. Will I leave my pens and pencils to my brother who never has any. To my sister I leave New Paltz High School. Plans To attend school to study criminal law. Margaret Bagley I have always been delighted at the prospect of a new day. a fresh try. tone more start with perhaps a bit of magic waiting somewhere behind the morning. Will I. being of sound mind (?) do hereby bequeath to my teachers many, many thanks for helping me learn the true definition of the word education) and to all my friends here at N.P.H.S. continue sue cess and happiness and rainbows, forever and ever. Activities: Choir. Band. Gymnastics. Track. Volleyball. Honor Society. Earth Committee. Student Council. Plans To obtain a Bachelor of Arts Degree at Georgetown. Wesleyan. Harvard. Yale. Brown. Williams. Smith. Cornell or Colgate. Darlene Benjamin The hardest part about graduating is to leave friends behind. Will: . leave Terri Cork ms my brother's water bed. and Ronny's van. to Bonnie Eisenhardt. skipping out to breakfast; Theresa Ackert. Me Mar dell's fun' class, to Jacki £ Lisa, the Plaza bathroom, thanx for being there. E.E. Bless You! Activities: Yearbook Staff. Basketball I year. Plans: To attend college in the fall for secretarial. Cynthia Blankenship Activities. National Honor Society. Horseback riding. Plans: To attend Cornell. Wesleyan. Duke. Tufts or University of Virginia. To become rich, happy and well educated. Chris Bivona My names are lables. plainly printed on the bottled essence of my past behavior. ” Wilt To Mr. Sirko. I leave you one less Bad' Kid. To Naomi Lane I leave all my love. Activities. football. Soccer. Baseball. Wrestling, and S.A.C. Plans: To attend the University of South Florida. Richmond or Boston College and to work in the field of Biology £ Zoology. Yael Bloom Ha. ha. ha . . . curly laughter. Will: I. leave Sharan Spurlmg a Spanish class without me. Chris Moriello an uncon fusing conversation and to all my friends my love and Bacca! Activities: Drama Club. Yearbook Staff. Plans: To attend SUNY Stony brook. Albany. Bingamton or Buffalo. Mike Boulos Will To Joe I leave one lumber yard and the blueprints to our dream palace'. To Pete L. I leave a pair of elevator shoes. And to newly licensed drivers. Dan Re chen and I leave a detailed map of Kings ton. Michele Brooker Think quick, think hard, think long, but above all. keep your thoughts to your self. Will To the 19811981 Gymnastics team I leave my sincere condolences. Ac- tivities Cheerleading. Gymnastics. Hon or Society. Softball and Scorekeeper for Baseball. Plans: To attend Tulane. Hart wick or Blackburn. Kerri Brown Spend all my time trying to find The key that could unlock the mystery, and When I find out what I can be. well then 1 wonder, will I be free? Will I. leave to Eric the hope that someday he will gra duate. To Kimmy and Kathleen I leave my smiling face to haunt you in the halls Plans To attend Rochester Institute of Technology or New Paltz College, to study Photo Journalism. Donna Burnham Sometimes the light's all shining on me Other times I can barely see Lately it's occurred to me What a long strange trip it 's been. Will I leave my worn out rac mg flats to the Cross Country Team, my dented drum sticks to John Puglisi. all punk rock tickets to Jeremy Pincoskei and to W.E. I leave all the good times in the future. Activities Yearbook. Prom Committee. AES. Youth £ Government. Track-4 years. Cross Country-4 years. Varsity Basketball-1 year. Honor Society-J years. Student Council. Executive SAC. Swim Team. Class Officer-3 years. Choir. Band. Drill Team. Up the Down Stair case . Guys and Dolls . Plans: To attend college in a pre-medprogram, and continue into a health related field. David Car am Unknowningly we plow the dust of stars blown about by us by the wind, and drink them in a glass of ram. Susan Cates Will. I leave Kathleen Brown my health, and two good legs. Activities Track and field. Drama Club. Party Committee. Plans To attend SUNY New Paltz to study nursing. Jennifer Ellen Checka SmileI Will: To my friends I leave hopes for good futures. To David I leave all of my love. To my teachers I leave happy memories. Activities. Art Club. Plans: To major in Psychology, get rich, and build a castle. 53 Jennifer Christie Mill To Mary Anne Ham Soccer (SC-Scott. Huh Dewey and T Tony). Onteora guys, a winning track team, and hopes tor a great Senior year. To Susan H. £ Jenny A.. Smith; to Sue P.. my address (write!)i to Timmy P.. a little bunny tor him to play with; to all my fellow graduates, rots of ruck! Activities Cross Country. Basketball. Track. Choir. ATS. National Honor Society. Soccer Stats. Weight Training. Youth in Government. Girls State. Plans To attend Brown. Smith. University of Pennsylvania or SUMY New Paltz (haha). I plan to be rich, famous, and an interna ttonal sen symbol. Michael Cinquemarti Activities Basketball 4 years. J.V. Soccer. National Honor Society. Plans To at tend Case Western Reserve University. Stevens Institute. MIT or RPI to study engineering. We the SENIOR WOMEN leave to the Ju nior girls 'this year 1983. in hopes that this will be the year they will mature!!! Terry Copeland The good times last forever, but the last time is today. Terry Cork m$ Eat. drink £ be merry, for we may die tomorrow Will I. Terry Cork ms. hereby will to Parlene Ben amm Poufewoufeyta-fey. To Jackie £ Lisa, a life long supply of rb's. Plans To attend Lord Fairfax C.C.. Winchester. Virginia. Joan Cotter True friendship is a plant of slow growth. Plans To attend Berkley Bust ness School. Derek J. Czaplicki FTN Activities Yearbook Staff ! year. Youth in Government-I year. Plans: To at tend U.C.C.C. or Manst. Derek Czaplicki. Dek Esser. Hopi Solomon. David Schappe Will We leave to Mr. Cattabiani one free fourth period lunch ticket to Chez Joey's. Elisa Dannemann The days pass over me And I am still the same The aroma of my life is gone Like the flowers with which it came. Will: I. Elisa, leave IRMA my eyelids; and to my friends, all the happiness money can buy. Activities: Prama Club. Band. Choir. Varsity Basketball. Softball. Field Hockey. Plans To attend Castletown State College to ma or m Physical Educa tion. and eventually become a coach. Darlene £ Theresa Will We. leave our smiling faces to haunt Ms. Ma Car dell for evermore. Erank Decapua Activities Football 4 years. J.V. Basket ball-2 years; Baseball 4 years. Dinah Decker Follow your dreams wherever they may lead. Will I leave to Cheryl Upright all of the great times we had growing up in Gardiner. Heave my brother Gary, a lot of good luck in his high school years, he'll need it! I leave to Anthony Montemarano a crate of cherry pies. Plans To attend college for computer sciences. John De Simone Yes there are two paths that you can go by. but in the long run there is still time to change the road you're on. Tim Donovan Simon says ski! Will To Joe Santoro I leave a golf cart with training Wheels. To Pave Campala I leave my cleats. To Ellen Wood, the chance to relive my skiing lesson. To all my friends, the good times we had. Bonnie Eisenhardt Good-bye my friends, maybe for for ever, who knows when we will meet again, if ever ... Will I. leave to Benji the great times we had skipping school our senior year and my friendship; to George Fisher the terrific times in Mr. Fiore's S.S. class. Emma, plus all my love and friendship; to L. Hunter. Save the Gypsy Moth', and my share of G.F. 4c-tivities- Basketball Cheerleading I year. Yearbook Staff-1 year. Career Explora tion-l year. BOCES practical Nursing 2 years. Plans To attend U.C.C.C. (two years) and Mount Saint Mary 's College (two years) for a degree in nursing. Dek Esser For sale: '71 Pontiac T-37. George Eisher I've seen fire and I've seen rain I've seen sunny days that I thought would never end, Seen lonely times when I could not find a friend And I'll always hope to see you again. Activities Ski Team. Cross Country-I year. Yearbook Staff-1 year. Plans To attend SUNY Cob leskill to ma or in Wildlife Biology, then to SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry at Syracuse to ma or in For est Biology. I plan to be either a Biology teacher or Wildlife Biologist. Elizabeth J. Eisher Although my many friends I leave behind. I shall cherish their memories for the longest time. Will I leave to the cheerleaders the fond memories of the nights at M.B.R. Activities: Cheerlead mg-3 years. Gymnastics-3 years. J.V. Baseball scorekeeper I year. Plans To go into the field of computer science. Pat Eillette The opera isn't over until the far lady sings. Lisa Eoley Will To Christine. I leave an empty bottle of Crush Soda and a box of fruit loops. To Julie, a bowl of cold Farina, my dragonfly collection, and the many deep con versa tions at the locker. To Katherine. I leave Harry Marra and an endless supply of ice cream. Activities. Volleyball 4 years. Bas ketball 4 years. Track 4 years. Junior and Senior Class Vice President. National Honor Society. Executive SAC Plans To enter a Math Science field. Quintin Eoy Plans To enter the field of electronics, such as television servicing. N.P. Football Team '81 Will To the football team of '82 we leave the ball of tape Ered Eraser Don't look back or you'll fall into the ditch in front of you. Will I leave my body to Barbara Ann Malchow. . . . and everything else as usual. Activities. MHPA. Band. Ski Team. Earth Committee. Community Exploration. Plans To at tend MIT to study Electronic Engineerin-g Astro Physics. Evelyn Gold and Naomi Lane Tearfully we leave to Raymond Stewart one long last boring year of school with memory of our long, intense con versa tions. loud laughing, our singing, our many tears, and our everlasting love. Tori Gordon Freida. you old dog. you! Will I leave Martha Trainor all the happiness in the world. To Johnna Kanapaska. General Electric Jr. Activities Flag Team Captain. Yearbook Staff. Track Stats. Choir. Plans. To Attend Orange County Community College. SUNY Geneseo. or Wellock College in Boston. Brian Gagnon Activities: Soccer 4 years. Tennis 3 years. Earth Committee. Plans: To pursue an education in science, possibly engineering. Joseph Grotzer Yes. but Mr. Cattabiani. I'm talking food! Linda Haight Activities: Cheerleading-4 years. Wres tlmg stats 4 years. Honor Society. Choir-1 54 year. Plans To pursue a field in Physical Therapy. Paul Hasbrouck He who does not know where the road leads has a sad £ confused life, except for the few steps where a sign appears £ a new direction taken. Will To Kevin Hotwick I leave the final designation of S.G.. may you carry on the tradition in full color. Activities hoot ball 4 years. Basket hall 4 years. Baseball 4 years. Plans: To continue my studies on through college. Scott Hof fay WiU I leave Mr Zimmerman (ZtK) three empty fire extinguishers. Activities: Soccer 4 years. Gymnastics-2 years. Track-3 years Plans To go to a four year school for landscaping. Amanda Humbaugh WiU: I leave Christine all the teeny men in the world £ an empty whipped cream contameri to Julie, the memories of the prom. Activities Honor Society-2 years. Plans To attend college with an mtrest in Computer Science. Lisa Hunter Get all the love you can while you're still here. Will I leave Mr. hall my gardening abilitiesi 2 Bart George h . my nailsi Ellen, my tea; Mr hiore. my cigarettes and caf feme. anet. my pillows; all my friends get my love, especially Anita, my Grama, and Andy. Activities Smoking lounge president and treasurer. Plans: To take a year or two off. and then pursue a degree in social working. Susan Henriquez Activities Honor Society President. Stu dent Council. AhS Vice President. Youth in Government. Volleyball. Drama. SAC. Choir. Class Secretary. Class Vice President. Plans: To attend Yale. Stevens Insti tute. Williams. Cornell, or Smith to study Engineering Computer Science. Evelyn Gold Love forgets mistakes; nagging about them parts the best of friends. Activities Yearbook Staff-1 year. Choir-1 year Plans To get married then attend U.C.C.C. Theresa Gibbons Within me lies the power to seize the hour, and to live my dreams. Good-bye H.P.H.S. Activities Career Exploration I year. Guidance Office help I year. BOCES I PH course-3 years. Choir I year. Plans To attend U.C.C.C. for two years. Charles Ingrassia Will To Marlene I leave chocolate chip cookies. Jackie. Lisa 5 Darlene Will: We leave to Mr. Marshall our smiling faces and personal facts about Darlene! 80-81 Junior Chemistry The SO81 Junior Chemistry Class leaves to Mr. hall all our laughter shared in class and hred's past gas. Ellen Kelly Sooner or later it all gets real, walk on . . Will: To Shana I leave a herd of wild gerbles; to Des I leave an Indian, to Johnna I leave my black towel. Activities: Track. ‘Guys £ Dolls'. Drama Club. AhS. Choir. School Community Service. Plans: To attend college. Julee Kitzmann Will To this school I leave all my worries about taking tests and finals. Kristin Kitzmann Errol flynn is HOT gay III Will: I leave to Les one bionic hand on roller skates to continue the Pinch your toe, Push your eye’legend; Karen, recordings of Junior birdsmen' and Racket ball Psychology Marc, my nest'. 'Iiverwurst sandwhich'. asper gum '. 'dibs on the chair'. Rh-promise'. £ hachler hshtank'. Activities. Class Officer-1 year. Student Gov't-2 years. Community Service-1 year. Career Exploration-I year, held Hockey-2 years. Class Representative-I year. Honor Society-I year. Yearbook Staff-I year. Spanish Club I year. Basketball Managing-I year. Plans To attend college and graduate school. Gary Kniffen Take a walk on the wild side. Bonnie Kroger I wanna be there when the band starts playing! Will I leave to Jen all our crazy, happy times; Paisley. Cricket and Clover, memories of camp; £ to Will Clyde' Cotton. all my love! Activities Art Club. Plans To attend SUHY Hew Paltz for freshman year, then transfer, for a L iber-al Arts ma or. Naomi Lane Don't walk in front of me I may not fol low Don't walk behind me. I may not lead Walk beside me and lust be my friend. Activities Choir-2 years. Year book Staff-I year. Drill Team-I year. Nancy Lang an Look not mournfully into the past. It comes not back again. Wisely improve the present. Go forth to meet the shad owy future, without fear, and with a strong heart. Plans: To attend college in long Island to study nursing. Larry. Moe £ Curly Larry. Moe £ Curly leave to Zim a Slim Whitman album, a can of oil for his favor ite shoes, and finally, peace of mind. Todd Leavitt I. only having been in H.P.H.S. for one year, leave my friends all the good times we had on the weekends. Desiree K.K. Leemets In the mountains, in the cities, you can see the dream Look around you. has it found you. is it what it seems? I'm leaving with the wind blowing through my sails. Will: I leave Ellen a TV which shows only Mazola commercials; to Jeremy, one more year of happy feet; I want Will to leave me his guitar. Activities: Cross Country-3 years. Tennis-4 years. Ski Team-1 year. Honor Society. Earth Committee. Plans To attend a good tennis college. Marielle Maloney Steven-I live in a paradise that reminds me of you. Everyday.love me in your own special way and melt me away with your smile. I love you. Will To Barbara Ann I leave all the memories we made in Hew Paltz. and hopes that the dust' will settle, and. most of all. a lot of love. Activities Yearbook Staff. Plans To attend college in Hew York State to further my educa tion. Tony Mazzaccari I am. I can. and I will! Will I leave to Mr. Zimmerman three empty fire extinguish ers and his predictable' experiments; to Mr. Eord. one midnight phone call; to Christine, a BOOP!; to Pam her unforge table cheeks'; Tthan and John, good luck, and retirement of my uniform; Domenica. many wishes with good luck in the future. Activities Baseball 4 years. Basketball 2 years. Soccer-4 years. Plans To attend college in Upstate Hew York and major in engineering.. George McCormack It's Big Mac', not 'Stem'. Will: I leave Coach Freer my words of wisdom; to Coach C. and Coach Matter I leave plugs of tobbacco to chew. Activities Football 4 years. Baseball I year. Track-I year. Wrestling 4 years. Plans To attend col- 55 lege, participate in sports there, and major in Forestry. Barbara A. Michel The best of times. Will: I leave the back table in the middle row in the library to my friends Jenni T. (Dizzi). Kathy M.. Nancy $., Yvonne R.. Carter B.. Pat $.. and Michele W. Plans: To work for a year upon graduating and then enter the Air Force. Connie Montemarano . . You can never take away The love you gave me yesterday I don't have to capture you. But I hope if you think of me You'll remember only harmony You’re here in my memory and time passes on . . . Will I leave to Mike MuT hern and Timmy Ferrante a 'Cardboard box' for safe keepingsto Cheryl. Dawn and Jennifer, all the statsi I leave New Paltz with a big smile on my face ! Good bye. N.P.H.S. Activities: Track 1 years. Cheerleading I year. Varsity stats I year. Plans To graduate Chris Damien Moriello Of all the times I've been burned'' By now you think I've learned That it's what you look like Not who you are. Will: I leave Mary Noah all the letters I wrote' to Ted James. NO rights to 83: to Bot wake a collection of Palmer autographed jockey's: to Jennifer... I leave: and lastly, to Zonzor. L inda Haight and I leave a very naive freshmen class, in terms of 'slits and pits' Activities: SAC. Class Vice-President 3 years. School Play 3 years. Football 4 years. Wrestling 3 years. Volleyball 4 years. Baseball 3 years. Basket ball I year. Track £ Field I year. Choir. Elmo Society. Plans: To attend college. Pat Morris Now. that’s a false accusation Will: I leave Robert Shand Bowling ball memories: to Campus Security, my dust: to Coach Ford, my equipment. Activities Music Man'. Football 3 years. Plans. To attend SUNY Brock port or SUNY Buffalo to study law. Kim Naso Before the rising sun we fly. so many roads to choose. We start out walking and learn to run. And yes. we've just begun. ” Will: I leave to all my friends the rememberance of all the happy memories and times that we've spent together. Activities Ski Team and Partying commit tee. Plans Graduating in January and then attending college out west in September as an occupational therapist. Vicki Naso What lies in the future is a mystery to us all. Andrea Nemerofsky Activities: Volleyball 3 years, softball 3 years. Stage Manager in The Music Man and a member of the Prom Committee. Carole Nostrand Loving moments are the seeds from which loving memories grow. Will: I leave to Melissa, a clean list for next year and a new Dale To Kim and Lisa, two crash helmets to be prepared for Judi and Melissa's Luke Duke driving skills. Activity: Girls Track 3 years. Debbie Otis Freedom 's fust another word for nothing left to lose. Activities: Ski Team I year. Girls Track I year. Plans To attend U.C.C.C. to study Computer Program ming. Jim Paradies Cool is out. mellow is in. I want to hear more azz fluglehorns. and see less drink mg of gin. Activity: Ski Team I year. Soccer. Band. Choir. Jazz Band, and Chamber Choir. Will: A How To Do A Successful Experiment book to Mr. Zimmerman. and all my high notes to Mr. Grasset. Plans: To attend Fredoma College to maior in sound recording technology with the hopes that he can perform. Sheila Penza to It’s time for me to fly. Will. I leave all my wildness and craziness to Pam Owens. Martin Pidel 'Stem' not big Mack Activities. Football 4 years. Wrestling 4 years, and Vol ley ball 3 years. Plans: To attend a college for architecture or drafting. Vicki Potts Happiness seems to be shared. Will: I leave Rosner one black chins trap: Mr. James, a little piggy: Mr. Fiore, a pass gotten by charm: Mr. Cattabiani lots of happiness, and all the underclassmen the great times at N.P.H.S. Activities: Choir, and participated m the Cooperative Secretarial Program at I.B.M. Plans: Attend college for Data Processing or Business Management. Dan Rechen Will: To all girls I leave the task of filling the place of Ellen Wood. Shana M. Richer Ooh. Baby! Will I leave Jenny Avery everything we were going to do: Jennifer Christie, the perfect man: Chris Moriello. P.C. and all my Luff: Mary Noah. FM and Cosh!: Ellen Kelley. Bugs Bunny: Susan Hennquez. love at last!: Amy O'Connor, whales, ice cream and swings. Cathy Thorpe NYC Rhythm and Monty Python. Activities: National Honor Society. A.F.S.. and Drama Club, and Choir. Plans To at tend Grmnell College. SUNY Purchase or Syracuse Univ. Mary Elizabeth Roach My memories of yesterday will last a life time. ” Will To Julie O'Connor I leave my one and only alligator bag. so she can keep up the 'Prep' tradition. To Mary Ann Ham. a wig. in hopes that she can do something with the Dew And sorrowfully I leave Pam Owens with the rest of the 'girls'. Activities: Football Cheerleadmg 4 years. Varsity Wrestling Stats 4 years. Plans: To enter into elementary educa tion. Rob Robinson Life has been good to me so far. Will: I. being of demented mind, leave Mary Hart one football. Activities: Football. Lynn Rock All the wonders you seek are within yourself. Activities: Band 4 years. Choir 3 years. All County Band I year, and The Music Man . Plans: To attend Dutchess County Community College or Hudson Valley College. Margaret Rogers One of the real joys of our lives is having friends and keeping m touch with them. Joel Ronk We drown our doubts m dry champagne. I don't know why I even care We'll have to change our aded ways . . . Will: To my three sisters I leave all of the good times we had in high school together. To all of my friends I have made the past four years, good luck to all of them. Robert Rosner Sit loose m the saddle of fate. Will: To Miss Me Car dell I leave one last 'Eyes on the copy’: to Mr. Zimmerman Hold on. it'll work': to Christine Whalen, one beat en and hung Barney: and to Julie O'Connor. I leave. Activities: Football 4 years. Track 3 years. Softball Manager. SAC Executive Committee. Class Treasurer 3 years. Drama Club and Elmo Society. Plans His goal is .. . guess. Bruce Rutherford Activities: Football. National Honor Society. Plans: To ma or in petrolium engineering at Penn State for 4 years to obtain a bachelors degree. Morgan Lee Rothbard Always I go for the best and don't waste 'Precious Time' Will: I do bequeth to Mathiew Grumberg possession of our nick name Chippy Cheeks i to Stacy Como, my nut on the mound'. To Jaime Jansen, my Pom Poms and the third 56 space from the left on the varsity line. To everyone at N.P. as much fun as I had. Activities Varsity Football b Basketball Cheerleader. Varsity Softball. Choir. Yearbook Staff. Theatre productions. Par tying comittee. Plans: To become a computer programmer and hopes to do modeling b acting in the future. Hopi Salomon Sooner or later it all gets real walk on. Johannes Sayre It s better to burn out than it is to rust The king is gone, but he's not forgotten. Activities Ski Team. Scuba. Plans: To at tend the University of California. David Schappe Move it on over. Susan Schiff If you would not be forgotten As soon as you are dead and rotten tit her write things worth reading, Or do things worth writing ' Will I leave my sister a free bathroom at 6CO am. Activities J.V. Cheerleading. Varsity Basketball b Base ball Stats. Honor Society. Choir. Career Exploration. Plans To attend college to study marketing. Laurel Schnitzer If you imagine it. you can achieve it It you can dream it. you can become it.'' Activities Band. Choir. Career Fxplora non. Plans To attend North Carolina or Philadelphia College of Performing Arts. Julliard. or SUNY Purchase. Jacki Scon I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty or perfectly wonderful, but I'm al ways perfectly me! ' Will I have to thank my friends for making my high school years as GREAT as they have been Beni! Thanks to all my cheerleading friends. Last, but not least, to Lisa the promise that our friendship will never die. No matter where we are. no matter how far .. . Activities Choir. Football b Basketball Cheerleading. Plans To study art at a good art college. Gregory Smith Activities Soccer. Track. Ski Team. Plans To attend U.C.C.C. for 2 years then trans fer to Cornell to study Agriculture. Todd Snider Waking up and dreaming, dreaming again. Will To Kim G b Sun C. I leave my tovei to Billy Van Ben. a bronzed pack of Red Man Chewing Tobaccoi to Joe 'Mama '' Santoro I leave presidency of the Elmo Society. Activities. Football 4 years. Wrestling 4 years. Baseball 4 years. Drama. Elmo Society. Plans To study Computer Science or Electrical Engineering at Clemson University. S.C. Francis Lynn Snyder The best b most beautiful things cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Activities: Yearbook Staff. Student Council. Cheerleading. Plans To move to somewhere where the winters aren't so coldI Ken Solaas 'Beefage'' Tom Soltarella I leave my tattoo, long hair, and lubnca non to the underclassmen ocks Edward Spincter I leave to Coach Freer and Ford all my missed practices, to Campus Security no more chances to act out their favorite cop shows. to the football team, pieces of the biaster. Jessica Sunshine ”If we stop striving so hard to be some one or something else we will find out who we really are. Activities: Honor Society. Jeannine Tantillo It IS only by loving something you can make it your own. Will I leave to Lisa the year I990-. to the people I spent 8th period with, all our fun. to the Juniors, try to top the years we had; and to Theresa I leave Tarzan Plans To study Data Processing or Secretarial Skills at College. Lisa Troger Whenever anybody says Where are we going?' I always say 'To heck if we don't pray.' Anyway, it's fust a feeling, you'll get over it. right Julie?! Well kids, it's been Jush Great '. Stay cool b rock on! Remember. N.Y. Yankees are if I forever. Will: I leave to Melissa b Judi my Duke driving skills. To Nancee Plaztik my official graffiti pen. To Pete, my bandanas b memories of the Huckleberry Gang. To Carol, my french fry duties at McDon aids. To Domenica. my papers since she never has any. To Carl. I'm leaving. Ac tivities: Cheerleading-4 years. Spanish Club-2 years. Drama-3 years. Art Club-2 years. Yearbook Staff-2 years. Plans To attend Utica College or SUNY New Paltz to ma or in journalism b communications. Micheal Tocci U ill To Stacy Miller I leave a broken bot tie b an unbroken heart. Robin Vaccai Will I leave Laura Panessa good luck in the Land of Eah. and the will power it takes to get there. Stacie Ann Wahrendorff Of our memories we share and have yet to come. I shall remember yesterday, enjoy today and cherish tomorrow. Activities: Yearbook Staff-2 years. BOCES Ma chine Accounting 2 years. Plans To at tend college for Computer Programming and then work for IBM. Irwin Weinstein You should never fudge anyone until you have walked for 2 moon in his moccasin. Will I leave to Mrs. Abrams a case of aspirin to put up with all the office help in the future. To my teachers I leave my sister to haunt them, as she has me. Activities Youth In Government. Football I year. Tennis. Plans To attend Albany State. Plattsburg or Nassau Comm. College to study Accounting. Andrea Wellington Wish not to live long, as to live well. Will lleave Mr. Cileberto two free season passes for the Pittsburg Steelers. and greetings from Uncle Chuck '. To Coach Matter my hockey stick and many a bruise. Activities: Choir-2 years. Piano-6 years. Plans To ma or in International Business and Foreign Language. To minor in music and play keyboards for a band. To attend Utica College at Syracuse. Patty Wells The future is a world limited by our seves. in it we discover only what concerns us and. sometimes by chance, what interests those whom we love the most Will lleave Jeanme all the good times she can possibly have in her last two years of school. I also leave her all the luck b love in the world. Activities J.V. Volleyball. Varsity Softball. Plans To become a Bust ness Manager. Sue Wing Will Sad fully I leave Pete, but I leave with him all my love, and all our memories from past to future. Thomas Wright But I'm an apple farmer!! Will I leave to my brother Peter all the good times I had at N.P.H.S. Activities Football. Junior and Senior Class officer. Drama Club, and Honor Society. Mimi Yusko To some people a tree is something so incredibly beautiful that it brings tears to the eyes. To others it is fust a green thing that stands in the way. Will: I leave to Maureen the man of her dreams and a life 57 of endless laughter, I leave Jenny O. and Sheilah a cure for the crud lung. I leave boneboy in charge of the Aborted Stork Band; I leave thanks to my Mom for al ways being there, whether or not I want ed her there. Plans: to attend SUNY New Paltz then om the Army to become a spy or a four star general. Justin Zadro The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. Will. To coach Cili berto I leave Chris Mazur to bum Chaws off of. Activities: Band. Wrestling-4 years. Football 4 years. Honor Society. Senior Girls Will: The girls of the Senior Class leave Michael Mulhern a one way ticket to wherever he came from. Senior Class Will: We. the entire Senior Class, leave all the best of luck to Gary km fieri in becoming 'Pee Wee Herman. II'. 58 Left to Right: Row .• T. Ackert. F. Ashton. J. Avery M. Bagley. L. Barry. D. Benjamin. C. Bivona. Row 1 Y. Bloom. K. Brown. J. Checka. J. Christie. M. Cinquemani. C. Clarke. J. Cotter. Row 3: D. Czaplicki, E. Dannemann. F. DeCapua. A. DeGaust. L. DeMaria. J. DeSimone. R. Drosdowich. Row 4 B. Eisenhardt. D. Fantt. B. Fisher. G. Fischer. L. Foley. B. Gagnon. T. Gibbons. Row 5: E. Gold. T. Gordon. L. Haight. P. Hasbrouk. S. Hennquez. S. Hoffay. A. Humbaugh. Row 6: N. Lane. D. Leements. J. Logan. B. McCann. Left to Right. Row • D. Meyer. B. Micheal. P. Morris. M. Mulhern. A. Nemerofsky, M B. Noah. C. Nostrand. Row 1 D. Otis. K. Otis. V. Potts. D. Rechen. S. Richer. M.B. Roach. R. Robinson. Row 3. L. Rock. M. Rogers. R. Rosner. H. Salomon. E. Sample. S. Schiff. L. Schnitzer. Row 4-. J. Scott. T. Scribner. A. Send all. M. Tocci. L. Troeger. L. Vant me. S. Wahrendorff. Row 5. M. Watts. I. Weinstein. P. Wells. S. Wing. A. Winters. E. Wood. T. Wright. Row f ' 6: J. Kitzmann. K. Kitzman. E. Donehue. T. Donehue. S. Shift. C. Thorpe. Y. Bloom. 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Babette Figueroa Josh Finn Susan Ganzer Sarah Garlick Tracy Gibbons Jennifer Glasgow Mandy Gorton Pat Green Mark Gulak Roland Gutierrez Joe Haas MaryAnn Hain Janet Harcher Mary Hart Maureen Huth JoAnn Jobst Lisa Jones Johnna Kanapaska John Kay Lori Diane Kent Mike Klein Lisa Kochik Mark Krivda Erin Lawler Drew Lent Elisa Leone Lori Lilli magi Barbara Ann Male how Sajida Mallick Chris Mazur 67 Dhana McNitt Melissa Merrick Patrick Millham Gina Molloy Tony Montemarano Kathy Morgan Kathleen Morrison Kim Nostrand Lisa Nostrand Kin O'Brien Jenny O'Connell Frank Ogno James Otis Judi Owens Pam Owens Lisa Panman Edson Pap Cindy Payne Tony Pioli Paul Plantier Adrian Pone Enrico Portuese Catherine Pratt Tihan Presbie John Puglisi Jennifer Puleo Kim Quinn Regina Reed Yvonne Ricketson Scott Roberts Lesley Rokjer Kim Ryan Yan Salomon Joe Santoro Greg Schmalz George Scribner Nancy Seelmann Donna Smith Wes Smith Matt Snider Dawn Snow Joseph Snyder Lynn Spano Ray Stewart Frank Tantillo Lee Thompson Michele Tomasicchio Jenni Treadway Gretchen Tschumi Cheryl Upright William VanBenschoten Karen VanTassell Carolyn Vesely David Waines Mary Warren Deanna Weston Christine Whalen Scott Whittaker Beth Wightman Rachel Wilen Far left: Clowning in class. 2nd left: Junior Class Officers (I to r): Marc Wildy. Wes Smith. Christine Whalen. Julie O’Connor. Sarah Garlick. 6 Lisa Kochick with advisor Marc Ka-min. This Page, left: Conversation. Right. One of Mr. Z's fabulous labs. V 69 Kim Ackerson Doug Ale Julie Ales si Charles Alsdorf Kim Ashton Roxanne Barger Erie Bart Katherine Berger Lisa Boat Missy Brenner Joey Brognano Scott Brooker Amy Burger Lois Cafaro Nora Cahill William Cahill Donna Casey Rich Cat ala Lisa Channer Nina Cihi Stephanie Clarke Justine Comer Tim Copeland Dewayne Cordes Mike Cozzolino Cindy Crapser Ginny Crawford Nancy Dassing Debbie Davis Rich Davis 72 Far left: Typing classes attract many sophomores. 2nd left: Guest speaker! Guest speaker ”. This page: Left: Hello? . Right: A Copeland Jump shot. Below, When Mr. DeCap was just this big ... Barbara Decker Keith Decker Nancie Decker Michael DeCapua Marlene DeGaust Angela DeMasi Denise DePuy Barbara DeVaux Pam Deyoe Andy Dhus Tim Dillon Andrew Divorl Melissa DuBois-LeFevre Andrea Esser Andrew Felahi Jon Fillette Rhonda Friedland Mike Gallo Mark Gibbs Debbie Gleason Mark Gordon Timmy Greger Karen Hain Chana Hall Vicki Hargrove Kim Hausman George Hein Maureen Hess Sandy Hof fay Nora Hurley 73 Jaime Jansen Mary Johnson Colleen Kelly Andy Kelso Lance Kimlin Sue Klein Nancy Kowalik Jennifer Krajicek Craig Kronstein Dina Lapolt Ben Larkin Garret Lederer Cheryl Lee Jean Loricchio Julie Martin Glenn McCord Jamie McCullogh Barbara McDowell Nancy McKenna Cindy McKnight Lisa Mitchell Denise Molloy Susan Moslander Thomas Natoli Sean O'Connor Steve O'Neill Nancy Ostmark Hugh Palcic Laura Pa ness a Joanna Pasqua Frank Pidel Susan Pidel Jeremy Pincoske Sieve Pisciotta Annell Presbie Jackie Quinn Anne Raleigh Sharon Randall Eddie Rechen Sam Rivera Lisa Robinson Jonathan Rock Joanne Ronk Amy Rowntree Alicia Ruvolo Karen Schautz Andrea Schleglnulch Julie Sfregola Pam Sherman Ray Sieber Jenny Singleton Sharon Spurting Chris Stewart Dorothy Taylor Kathy Thomsen Robin VanLeuven Vernon VanOyan Jennifer VanTine Michael VonOhlen 76 Jeanette Adamski Butch Anthony Charles Anthony Lisa Barbagallo Carter Bertone David Bloch Josie Bloodgood Jonathan Bloom Andy Blythe Mile Boehm Joseph Bogie Ray Bonita Brian Bradley Kerri Brown Denise Cafaro Jeff Caram Dawn Chamberlain Robin Childs Carolyn Christie Allison Comer Todd Comer ford Charles Costello Mike Costello Keith Cotton Susan Cozzolino Ann Cusa Susan Danskin Gary Decker Lydia DeMaria Jimmy DeVaux 78 Opposite page: Some teachers just tell funnier jokes than others. This page, left: Fabulous Freshmen! Below: Hasn't anyone told you you're not to eat in the halls?! Lori Doucette Lisa Eager Anita Eliot Fred Elting Joan Fall Katherine Fogden Thomas Fracasse Lee Frizzell Julie Gabler Marcella Gat land Debbie Gehrer Beth Gleason Justine Goerlick Susan Gold Mathieu Grumberg Jay Guaraglia Denise Guidi Diana Hargrove Eric Hein Bill Houston Shadia Hrichi Jeff Juang Donald Ingrassia Janis Jamiolkowski Paul Jarret Peter Kerzner Dave Kidd Paul Kissinger Debbie Klinko Ronald Knoth 79 Nancy Koenig Kim Kopaskie Debbie Krom George Kruger Robert LaMark Michael Lecesse Kirsten Lechner Susan Lederer Ann LeFevre Paul Lent Mark Lin Ted Marchese David Martin Ronnie Martinolich Kathleen McGivern Mary McGovern Dennis McNitt Nancy Mi Ilham Stacy Miller Andrew Minewski William Mulhern Amy Mundy Murali Chigurapati Kalay Mordock Kim Niles Kelly O’Conner Cara Oppenheimer Kristen Owens Ronald Paduano Anthony Palmeri Melissa Perconti Jessica Pincoske Jeff Pirner Man Pisciotta Mike Pisciotta Robert Pole Dan Pone Sandy Primm Leeanne Pritchard Kelly Radcik Aline Ratau Chris Regan Scott Ripp Natasha Roberts Brenda Ronk Nathan Roper Joanna Rowntree Jim Russo Loren Rutulante Kris Ryan Holbrook Sample Helen Santoro Janet Schiff Mike Schneider Christina Schoonmaker Laurie Schulte Isola Sheehan Kristen Sherman Bryan Simpson Stacy Sloan Opposite page; (left) Bass Clarinetist David Bloch, (right) Class Officers: Joan Fall. Buddy Anthony. Billy Houston. Chris Regan and advisor Mr. Noelle. This page left: YUCKH” Right.-Freshmen in computer lab. 81 Tina Tuzzolino Laura Upright Andre Urbanski Lisa Valenti Ginny VanNostrand Harold VanSlyke Charlie Walton William Walton Joe Watson Nadine Watson Lynette Weed Robert Whalen Holly Wiley Marilyn Williams David Wolf rum Peter Wright Kim Yess Katherine Zapf 82 85 Photos courtesy ot the Huguenot Herald. Front row (L. to R.) Cheryl Spurlmg. Stacy Como. Morgan Rothbard. Tina Pesavento. Lisa Yeaple. Andrea Nemeroisky. Sharon Spurlmg. Susan Dunlop 2nd row Mgr. Rob Rosner. Kim Quinn. Coach Frank Davis. 86 Tennis (L. to R.) Dorothy Taylor, Martha Burr. Elisa Leone. Desiree Lee-mets. Bill Russel, Erwin Weinstein, Steve Rubin, Richard Fabian, John Bucala, Tom Burger-, Center. Coach Ernie. iUi Boy's Track RE. James conducts the boys' track team. Football I9SI Varsity Football Record NP 11-6 Saugerties 200 Rondout 13-0 Spackenkill 11-0 Onteora 13 IS tllenville S-13 Marlboro 19-0 Red Hook 11-6 Highland 416 Liberty 106 Wallkill (L. to R.) Front Ron D. Burke. T. Wright. G. McCormack. P. Hasbrouck. J. Zadro. F. DeCapua R. Rosner. P. Schnell. 2nd Row P. Millham. M. Mulhern. T. Donovan. S. Pisciotta. C. Mazur. Green. P Rechen. 3rd Row t. Weinstein. B. VanBenschoten. 0. Eckert. S. Roberts. P. Cast el tana. A. Rot wick. P. Campala. 4th Row J. Snyder. J. Pughs i. P. Waines. P. Schnell. T. Monte morano. T. Donahue. T. Ferrante. 5th Row M. Hem. J. Santoro. Little kid. T. Vant me. T. James A. Braidt. P. Planner 6th Row C. Davis. Coach Freer. C. Bivona. C. Moriello. Coach Ford. P Swmebourne. R Smith. T. Sneider. M. Pi del Autographs Field Flockey (L. to R.) Top row: Coach Davis. Kim Nostrand. Carol Maggs. Suzi Carle. Joanna Pasqua. Maureen Huth. Sandy Hof fay. 2nd row Cindy Payne. Lauren Rutalanti. Melinda Wood. Kristen Kitzmann. Heth Wightman. Susan Moslander. Katherine Burg er. Beth Gleason. Bottom row JoAnn Jobst. lisa Nostrand. Mandy Gorton, thsa Dannemann. Julie Martin. Jan ice Rivera. Heidi Wagner. (L. to R.) Andy Felahi. Robert Grumberg. Not pictured: Coach Ackert. Russ Mackey. Rich Wilson. Paul Kissinger Golf 95 Basketball Varsity (L. to R.h Tom Gray. Drew Lent. Tom Donahue. PaulHasbrouck. Brian Wojtowicz. Eric Sample. Eric Bastian. Charles Davis. Chris Mazur. Mike Hem. Doug Schnell. Richard fabian. Dave Schnell. Coach frank Davis. Several of the informals on these pages courtesy of Tom Hasbrouck. Junior Varsity (L. to R.) 1st row Andy Felahi. Steve O'Neill. Ben Larkin. Sam Rivera. Bill Mulhern. 2nd row Andre Urbanski. Billy Houston. Holbrook Sample. Paul Lent. Hugh Palcic. Top row-Jerry Grammas. Dave Ryan. Keith Cotton. Tony Bongiorni. Varsity Volleyball r _U I 1 _1_L ( . to R.) top row Christine Whalen. Lisa Foley. Andrea Nemorofsk y. uia Wigfall. Laura Hartow. bottom row thsa Leone. Sharon Spur I mg. Lisa Yeaple. Liz Donahue. Ski Teams And Weight Room X-Country and Downhill Ski Teams. (L. to R.). Hopi Salomon. Greg Smith. Stacy Miller. Eddie Quinn. Van Salomon. Carolyn Veseley. (in glasses) Jaime McCullogh. Josh Finn. Will Cotton. Joe Haas. Jonathan Bloom. George Fischer 104 Wrestling (I. to r.) 1st row Adrian Pone. Tim Terrante. Chris Bivona. tddie Rechen. Matt Pisciotta. Mike Pisciotta. Andy kelso. Scott Brooker. Tim Copeland. 2nd row Coach Ciliberto. Billy Cahill. Tom Wright. Jon Rock. Martin Pidel. George McCormack. Justin Zadro. Chris MorieUo. Mike PiCapua. Coach Matter. (I. to r.) 1st row Pan Pone. Brian Shepard. Rob Wheler. Tim PiMon. Peter Wright. George Hein. 2nd row Irwin Weinstein. Pat Scanlon. Joey Wetzel. Steve Pisciotta. Trank Pidel. Pat Green. Carlos Henriquez. Cheerleading Varsity Football Squad (I. to r.). 1st row Pam Owens. Linda Haight. Betty Fisher. Shelley Brooker. Julie O L on nor. 2nd row. Jackie Scott. Mary Beth Roach. Mary Ann Ham. Lisa Barry. During lhe 1981-82 sports seasons, our cheerleading squads worked very hard and put on an excellent show. Both varsity and J. V. squads were exceptional. Some brand new additions to the varsity basketball squad were male cheerleaders John Puglisi. Rob Rosner. and Pat Millham. The guys definitely added panache to the act I We hope that juniors John and Pat will cheer again next year. Varsity Basketball Squad center Morgan Rothbard. guys Rob Rosner. John Puglisi. Patrick Millham. others (I. to r.)■ Julie O'Connor. Jackie Scott. Linda Haight. Stacy Como. Shelley Brooker. Yvonne Ricketson. Ally son Winters. 107 Yearbook Staff Above (i. to R.). top row Andy Sendall. Diana McKeon. Kelly Radzik. Carla Rose Anastas to. the Mystery Advisor. 2nd row: Lori Kent. L isa Kochik. Gia Wig fall. Janice Rivera. Meg Egan. Bottom. Cathe Pratt. Denise Blake. Lesley Rok er. Kristen Kitzmann. Rachel Wilen. Not Pictured: Susan Ganzer. George fisher. Karen Brenner. Right: the editors grapple for authority. the official mess. Below, left: Staff members with ex-advisor Mr. Kerzner. Right: Staff members take on the public. 110 Left: Mr. Cattabiani. the new yearbook advisor, advises. Below, left: Editor Carla Rose Anastasio. working on the Choir and Band layouts, middle: Layout Editor. Lesley Rok er prepares underclass section, right: Art Editor. Susan Ganzer and Business Manager. Lori Kent do important work with toilet paper, while unicorn Gwendolyn looks on. Bottom Unknown staff with advisor Mr. Richard Catta-biani. Ill A.F.S. People have one thing in common, they are all different. Robert Zend (L. toR.) top row Ben Larkin. Gretchen Tshumi. Joseph Watson. Desiree Leemets. Gia Wig fall. 2nd row Elisa Dannemann. Jennifer Christie. Mr. kamin. Tori Gordon. Annell Presbie. 3rd row Donna Burnham. Shana Richer. Cathy Thorpe. Shelly Anderson, bottom Julie O'Connor. Student Council (L. to R.) top row: Mr. Marshall. Chris Regan. Billy Houston. Beth Wightman. Lesley Rok er. Wes Smith. Dr. Sa-lenger. 2nd row. Sharan Decker. Tom Wright. Marybeth Roach. Linda Haight. Pamela Sherman. Carla Anas tasio. Lisa Kochick. Diana McKeon. 3rd row: Cynthia Blankenship. Jennifer Christie. Cathy Thorpe. Margaret Bagley. Marc Wildy. 4th row. Chris Monello. Robert Rosner. Chris Bivona. Lisa Foley. 5th row: Julie O’Connor. Christine Whalen. Jennifer Avery. Shana Richer. Shelly Anderson. Donna Burnham. 112 (I. to R ) top row John Pugli si Jnd row Shana Richer. Julie O’Connor. Cathy Thorpe. Sarah Car lick, kelly Mordock. Karen Brenner. 3rd row: Chris Bivona. Carla Anastasio. 4th row Robert Rosner. Jennifer Avery. Janet Schiff. 5th row Lisa Bailey. Susan Hennquez. 6th row Mr. Cattabiani. Joseph Watson. Josie Blood good. Anita thot. 7th row Kim Yess. Anne Raleigh 8th row Lisa Panman. 9th row Jessica Pincoske. Amy Rowntree. Drama Club You need three things in theatre-the play, the actors, and the audience, and each must give something. -Kenneth Haigh Ouiz Bowlers with advisor. Mr. Zimmerman. 113 Honor Society SENIORS (L. toR). Standing Meg Torracca. Jennifer Christie. Richard Fabian. Mark Wilson. Tom Wright. Cynthia Blankenship. Eric Sample. Bruce Rutherford. Justin Zadro. Matt DuBois. Terry Copeland. Bob McCann. Susan Hennquez. Mike Cmquemam. Andy Sendall. Susan Schiff. Linda Haight. Amanda Humbaugh. Lisa Foley. Seated Amy O’Connor. Chris Bivona. Pave Schnell. Shana Richer. Betty Fisher. Advisor Mrs. Clinton. Shelly Brooker. Desiree Leemets. Donna Burnham. Kristen Kitzmann. Laura Bartow. JUNIORS (L. to R.): Standing Gia Wigfall. John Kay. Kevin Botwick. Drew Lent. Greg Eckert. Mary Faire Hart. Sarah Garlick. Pat Green. Carla Rose Anastasio. Lesley Rok er. Beth Wightman. Wes Smith. Lisa Kochik. Seated Julie O'Connor. Kim Brown. Regina Reed. Diana McKeon. Janice Rivera. Elisa Leone. Advisor Ms. McCardeH. Tihan Presbie. Peter Lehrer. Sherri Dunham. Melinda Wood. Deanna Weston. Karen VanTassell. Marc Wildy 114 115 Choir NPHS Concert Choir with directress Mrs. By them Bagley- The N.P.H.S. Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Bythema Bagley, has had a wonderful year, presenting two enjoyable concerts this winter and spring. Some songsters even went as far as to qualify for County and or All-State Choir. 117 Special Music At right. Area All-State Participants. Students from all over the region came together for a spectacular musical event on November 22.19$l. at Montecello High School. There was an orchestra, a choir and a band. Pictured top row Wes Smith. John Puglisi. Cindy Payne. Chris Bivona. 3rd row: Beth Wight man. Dave Wames. Pat Mi Ilham. Amy O'Connor. 2nd row: Carla Rose Anastasio. Elisa Leone. Gia Wig-fall. 1st row: Cathy Thorpe. Margaret Bagley. Jimmy Paradise. Below, the cream of the choir- The Chamber Ensemble. Top row Kim Ackerson. Jimmy Paradise. Peter Mamet ti. Amy Rowntree. Dhana McNitt. 2nd row: Paul Lent. Al Boomer. Wes Smith. John Puglisi. Pat Millham. Dave Wames. Amy O’Connor. 1st row Director Mrs. Bagley. Gia Wig fall. Beth Wight man. Elisa Leone. Shana Richer. Cathy Thorpe. Margaret Bagley. Chris Bivona. 118 Left. Chamber Rehersal. Below left: The New Paltz High School Hugue not Marching Band wins second place in its class in the John Jay Marching Band Invitational. The competition included bands from Onteora. Roosevelt, and many other schools. Percussionist Wes Smith takes his music seriously. The Jazz tnsemble. At piano Cathy Thorpe. Keith Cotton. Margaret Bagiev. 1st row Pave Watts. Jeff Pirner. Nathan Roper. Ed Quinn. Cindy Payne. Pave Waines. 2nd row Bart Wagner. Craig Ramsey . Jimmy Paradise. Charles Alsdorf. Mandy Gorton. 3rd row Wes Smith. John Puglisi. Al Boomer. Pa e Caram. 119 Band Boces (L. to R.) Back row Jim Otis. Peter Bowers. Bonnie hisenhardt. Stacy Wahrendorf. Yvonne Ricketson. Gretc hen Tshumi. Robert Cossano. Hugh Cotter. Tom Bales 2nd row Kevin Russa. Kim Nostrand. Ricky Drosdowich. Charles Ingrassia. Babelte Figueroa. Jeanette Cimino. Sandy Jansen. 3rd row u. J. Smith. Jeff Swinbourne. Theresa Ackert. I isa Nostrand. Mike Ingrassia. Tony VanTine. ----------—, — French Dinner Bach year the French IV class prepares an authentic French meal. Pictured above is the class en oying the meal. Included are Miss Paola Gaghardi (student teacher). Andy Sendall. Jennifer Checka. Bonnie Kroger. Johannes Sayre. Steve Karash. and two other happy eaters. Music Assemblies 128 NPHS students were treated to an assembly where performers used their bodies, and even their heads. The Music Man Mayor Shinn (Andy Otis). 129 The pick-a-little ladies talk-a little, cheep-cheep cheep. Franc me and Yael. Honor Society Induction The New Paltz chapter of the National Honor Society held their 1981 induction ceremony on Wednesday, May 21. in the school auditorium. The inductees participated in the traditional candle-lighting ceremony. The virtues of scholarship, leadership, service. and character were extolled by senior members. and of the chamber choir performed Fa Una Canzona. After saying the official pledge, the new members each received an Honor Society pin. After the ceremony, there was a reception in the cafeteria. The official mistress of ceremonies was former Society president Martha Burr. The speeches on the members' needed virtues were written and delivered by Scott Polhemus. Jane Bloodgood. Andy Bi-vona. and Steve Ruben. Speeches were also made by Ms. Sally Rhoads. Mrs McCardell. and Mr. Salenger. 132 Inductee thsa Leone with 1981 president Martha Burr Mrs Cinquemam. Mr. DiBlanca. and students at reception. Let’s Make A Deal On Friday. May 15. 1981 the NPHS class of 83 presented their Let's Make A Deal fundraiser. This was a game show-style production where audience participation was not only interesting, but necessary. Production coordinators-Julie O'Connor and Lisa Kochiki Master of Ceremonies-John Puglisi. Some of the contestants were wilder than others (above), as were John's lovely assistants Rob erta and Duke (right). T take curtain number twoI 134 135 There were even prizes for people who already owned everything (left). The audience certainly got a treat (above). Winter Concert Choir with accompanist. Keith Cotton. A rO Woodwind section Below NPHS Band with conductor. Mr. Otto Gras set Belo The Chamber tnsemble Photographs courtesy of Mrs H. Thorpe Helo� Clarinets and some Brass. 137 Sub Of The Year The yearbook staff would, at this time, to recognize a super substitute teacher. Her undaunted cheerfulness in the morning was an inspiration to us all. We welcome her as our substitute librarian for this year. In finishing. we would like to say . . . We love you Mrs. Csorba. 138 Compliments of REID’S HEATINC SERVICE, nernpciLtz Amberley Stables, Ltd. Congratulations from Boarding-Lessons- Trail Rides- Training Breeding-Horses for Lease or Sale STEREOTYPES New Age Mini Mall New Paltz, NY Phone. 914-255-1966 Call: 914-255-0982 Fall Fittings, Inc. KI.DINC —CUTTING—!■'AHRICATINti-STRl'CTt RAl. STI-II 480 ROUTK 208 PIIONI- 255-5710 NKT PAI.TZ, N. Y. 12561 140 VIRGO Quality Dresses For Less Jr. - Missy - % Sizes Sportwear After 5 Rt. 17K Jt. 211 Montgomery, N.Y. 12549 914-457-3424 290 Fair St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 914-338-0229 15 Main St. New Paltz, N.Y. 12561 914-255-8781 Royal Dry Cleaners Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 Compliments of PINE FUNERAL HOME 114 Main Street New Paltz, New York New Paltz Plaza Phone: 155-0460 Tn Mvcaam o� mm MwOm 'The ‘Town Plaza WINES6SPIR1TS tOwM m - NN MX hwi Mill N t 1HII l rt P «'I PWo m 8SSHC Open 24 Hours All Bokmg Done On Premises 74e 'Hem Ueqe “Dltt A FAMRY FI ACE TO DINE FOt OUAllTY FQOO FFlENDlY ATMOSPHEK Established in 1894 Exit 18 East Off N Y. Thruwoy 500 Mam St . 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M.D. Let Our Family Take Care of Your Family’ The Mid Hudson Center for Family Medicine Herbert M. Weinman, M.D. Diplomate American Board of Family Medicine Eileen Davis, R.N. Family Nurse Practitioner Eileen Davis, family Nurse Practitioner Suzanne Weinman. Secretary Ann Rechen. Clinical Nurse Complete Family Health Care Including Office Surgery Second Opinion Consultation Complete Physical Examinations Counselling Cardiac Stress Testing Lung Function Testing Office Hours Hy Appointment Mon Sat 255-1608 33 North Chestnut St. (Rt. 33 North) New Paltz Arlene Weinman. Medical Assistant Danielle Coddmgton. CMA Medical Assistant Barbara McCullough. Medical Assistant Congratulations Graduates Dr. £ Mrs. Peter Bagley Barger Family Mr. £ Mrs. S. G. Bart Carla G. Beck Mr. £ Mrs. Andrew Bivena Charles £ Margaret Blake Joe £ Carlene Bonita Dr. £ Mrs. S. Boulos Mr. £ Mrs. Frank W. Burnham The Burnham Family Mary Cotton Mr. £ Mrs. Fred Dannemann Mr. £ Mrs. Roland Ellis Mr. £ Mrs. Charles Egan Mrs. Eileen Faulkner Oliver £ Marie Fisher Peter £ Gloria Fogden Mr. £ Mrs. J. Fowler Mr. £ Mrs. John Gibbons Mr. £ Mrs. Glenn Gordon Mr. £ Mrs. Kenneth Green Craig £ Elizabeth Haight Handmade Rolf Horst Richard £ Polly James The Johnson Dairy Farm Don £ Mary Kent Mr. £ Mrs. Bert King Mr. £ Mrs. Phillips Kissinger Mr. £ Mrs. Phillip Koenig The Krivda Family Mr. £ Mrs. James Loricchio Martin's Dry Cleaners £ Tailor William C. Marx Mr. £ Mrs. Frank McCord Mr. £ Mrs. William A. McKenna Mrs. Natalie Mmewski Frank Ogno III Mrs. Loretta M. Pratt Mr. £ Mrs. Anthony Puglisi Donald £ Carol Roper Mr. £ Mrs. Robert Simpson Warren £ Sandra Smith £ Family Snug Harbor Diane M. Surdi Russell £ Dorothy Waines Cynthia Winika Mr. £ Mrs. C. Everett Wright Mr. £ Mrs. Louis R. Yess £ Family Jane Zadro As a yearbook staff. tv«? have put a lot of time and effort into this book. We would like to thank the following people for their help. Mr. Richard Cattabiani. for letting us talk him into taking the job as advisor. Mrs. Evelyn Abrams, for EVERYTHING! Almar Photo. Inc., for nothing. Dr. Salenger. for his cooperation when we went to him with our many requests. The Rat Patrol. for allowing us to roam the halls on yearbook business. Kings. for letting us have our bakesale there (no thanks to the annoying Frog- Music). Julie O'Connor. Kirsti Rokjer. and Diane Blake, for doing numerous odd jobs and artwork. Sharan Decker. for the only Music Man pictures we received. Mary £ Don Kent. for their home. food, and patience. Kevin Byrne. (Company Representitive) for all his aid. Mrs. Benenati. for use of the typing room, and fixing deposit slips. Jenny Avery and Jennifer Christie, for the Who's Who. Jennifer Christie. for a very late class history. The NPHS Custodians. for not sweeping us away with the garbage. The two students who brought in baked goods for our sale. Mrs. Clinton. Mrs. Sorin. and all the other teachers who let staff members out of their classes when the need arose. and lastly. Ohio Smith. for his divine inspiration. 147 148