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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

HUGUENOT 1987 R: Bonnie Schcnkcr and Shannon Brown make an Oliver Spencer sandwich. Below: Louie Olscn-This locker is a real doozy! Bottom L: Jennifer Smith and Larisa Yusko-Thc wind is murder on our hair. Bottom R: Larissa Knapp and Vicki Habersberger- Bcsi of Friends L: Mike Bonagura. Gregg DeMers and Tom Dodd- Gee, Mrs. Knapp, we weren't really playing a game. Abote: Camala Projansky writes a love letter. Top R: Shamus Leary checks out the scene Top L: David Rechcn. Scan Davis and Flip Gertler-Jammin' R: Tony Trippi and Tom Rcynolds-Fccd those muscles! Below: Susanne Costa, Mr. Matter and Teresa Greco-What’s so funny guys? Bottom: Bonnie Schenker. Scott Sherman. Jim Loricchio, Dan Rosengarten. Jonathan Rivera. Cacl Lewis. Paul O’Neil. Ollie Spencer and Rob Wyman-Why do you guys look so sneaky? Bottom R: Jane Puglisi and Nancy Solass-You’rc so cute! Below R: Sheila Feldman and William Bowers-Buddies! Topi Denise Edebohls and Missy VanTine-A Couple of Happy Hugics! Top R: Glenn La Poll-Another Successful Scam! Middle I.: John Bostwick. Jennifer Hundcrfund and Denise Edebohls-Chcck out those Colgate smiles! Middle R: Robbie Fuller. Val Morrissey and David Brown-Peter. Paul and Mary. Far L: Katie Morris-Just Hangin' Out L: Shannon Brown and Becky Thorpe-Friends Til the End! V- M i 1 Below: Bryna Donnely and Jamie Haskcl collapsed R: Serena Krousc. Stephanie Hochreitcr. Aimcc Dhus. and Sandy Weed circle around “Mop Wyman. Above: Leslie Profita and Mike Alcssi-Such the Happy Couple! Top R: Jack Hidcl. Aaron Stanley and Rob Fullcr-What Cool Dudes! Top L: Christa Wade Don’t mess with me! 7 Top L: Rom Arceri. Jennifer Gray. Mark Gunther and Debbie Kent keep the beat during Wipe Out. Top R: Don't fall sophomores! Abo e L: Karen Bonita and Nina Gaskin are Big. Bad Hugies! Above R: Michael Hincklcy-Do it. Bruce! Middle R: Wc can’t sec the pie eating contest! 10 N£V PAlU GIRLS tra 8 MIL CHAM PI 1384 cn i J c«k- I NEW PALTZ GIRLS NOROIC SKIING 1984 sccnoN a champions NC« PklJI I ■ £■ � itT BOY S TRACK •QTS 10«0ic i MHAl CHAMPIONS I 1998 ________1384_________| SCCTIOM 3 :ha z JNG Top L: Ricky Spurting and Kevin Douglas do the wheelbarrow. Top R: The Juniors cheer on the kegster. Above: Rawn Salenger and Sharon Bean share a high school moment to remember. L: The Senior Class of 1987-Coolest of the Cool. R: Carlaina Bill, Denise Edebohls. Amy Heaton and Heather Gordon-Come on guys. SMILE! Middle R: Kathy Brown-Toot thet horn! Bottom R: Rob Wyman-Like them shades! Below: John Richardson-Typing? Bottom L: Kathy Wright-Kat, a women who knows what she wants. Far L: Keith Rohrlick and Anna Sorin-The Blond Babes L: Cacl Lewis experiments with the skinhead look. Below: Mike Hein and Hannah Fox-Don't'worry, dear. I’ll protect L: That's the spirit! Abote: What did you do this time. Charlie Kruger 13 This Page Top L: Joe O’Conner, Jeff Huang, Derek Burnham. Neil Cotton. Sheila Feldman. Lori Villca. Regina DuBois and Kathy Wright. Check back in half an hour! Above: Glenn “Sledgehammer” La Poll and friends Cletus Witte and Susannah Appelbaum. L: Sandy Weed and Dave Wheeler share a sweet moment. Middle L: Barbara Rutulante. OttoGrassel. Mr. and Mrs. Richard James and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Weaver-Thc chaperones prepare for the long night ahead. Opposite page Top: Thuy Bonagura. Sandy Weed, Shannon Brown, Moira Krivda and Heather Crocc-Are we having fun yet? L: Val Morrissey. Cynthia Ho and David Brown-That’s one way to get a little bubbly! R: Aimee Dhus and Stephanie Hochreiter-FIash a little leg! 15 L: Dan Brownstcin swings in his awesome dancin' shoes. Far L: Anthony Guidi and Lauren Rooncy-Wakc up. Lauren the night is still young Abote: The Solid Gold Dancers. Top L: Julie Pirncr and Jeff Vargas twisting the night away! Top R: Robert Whalen. Nancy Solaas. Mike Piscot-tia. Tommy Fracosse and Kiki Barry-Partyola Time! FACULTY Administration Dr. Lee Wilson. Superintendent Dear Graduates, You have met your objective. You have successfully completed twelve years of schooling and in a few days we will recognize your success. We, the administrators and teachers of this school district, have also had objectives. Although it may not have been obvious to you at all times we sought the best for you. We tried to develop your academic excellence, a concern for the environment and your fellow man, a sense of community responsibility through teamwork and fair play, respect for our American ideals and heritage, and character traits such as honesty and integrity. Your success, in some measure, indicates we have been successful. However, the true test lies ahead of you in the many years to come. We hope your experiences will see you through to a happy and productive life. Sincerely, H. Kenneth Salengcr High School Principal School Board Members: Susan Slcgcn. Barbara Donahue (clerk), Donald McLanc, Ray Morris. Jim Fredericks. Susann Foster Brown. Eleanor Burke. Mary Pidel. Barbara Santoro and Anthony Puglisi. Dr. Ingrid Spatt, Assistant Superintendent for Curri- J0hn Ford, Dean of Students culum and Instruction Dr. H. Kenneth Salenger. Principal 18 Guidance Office Staff Thomas Bcncnati. Director of Guidance Lillian Schreiber, Guidance Secretary Lynn Felton. Secretary Eileen Comcrford. Guidance Secretary Joy Gallagher. Attendance Officer Chcrryl Curtis - English is an essential part of everyone’s life. Kathleen Smith - Are you ready to learn about another ancient world? Alfred Smiley - What’s your evidence? Learn forever! John Pat Masson - No one ever failed who did all his work. Richard Cattabiani - “Give me fish and I cat for a day; teach me to fish, and I eat for a lifetime.’’ - Henry David Thorcau. 20 Social Studies Barbara Clinton - What’s the bottom line? Arthur Stcgan - Where docs this human race begin? If only the winter could last longer? Richard James - Among his heros he lists: St. Bernard of Clairvaux, King Richard the Lion-Hearted. Duke Snider. Count Basic, and of course. Lord Clark. Albert Fiore - The ultimate highpoint is to Franklin Davis - Ask me if I care? reach Nirvana and to be one with Brahma. 21 Science Michael Zimmerman - Old chemists never die. June Zuckerman - When all else fails, read the they just fail to react. directions. William Fall - Anyone who is not a Boston Red Sox fan is a hockey puck and should be iced with a slap shot. Math Kccs DcGrool - Has silly sense of humor. Is a snazzy dresser. Never makes any deadline (likes lifelines belter). “Cognito ergo sum” Susan Hackctt - You can just call me buddy. Ronald Nocllc - The next snowday is . . . Robert Greif - Good GreiP Joseph DiBlanca and make him an offer he can’t refuse.” 23 Foreign Language Denise Heude - Vive le champangc. le chocolat. Gerard Gretzinger • i Caray ! I'amour, la terre ct la paix. Patricia Cinquemani - En cspanol, por favor. 24 Fine Arts Kent Weaver (Music) - Take it from the edge. Betty Burnham (Art) - Make art a part of your life. Otto Grassel (Music) - School food is good. Frances Sutherland (Art) - Negative space can be positive and vice versa. Keep smiling because if things aren't just ducky, they can at least be “pheasant.” 25 Industrial Arts Home Economics 26 Jeff Ackcrt (Industrial Arts) - Boys. I don't think the blow torch is a good thing to use as a hair dryer. Business Library qoqooob I MCI «Aft Virginia McCardcll (Business) - Eyes on the copy. Whatever! Vivian Benenati (Business) - She'll get you organized if it's the last thing she does; she will not accept 20 errors; She's heard that line before; you must play the game by her rules. May Knapp (Library) - “Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can get information upon it. - Samuel Johnson Carolyn Dannemann (Library Aide) Physical Education Nurse William Freer (Physical Education) - Arc you sure that dress is part of your gym clothes? Frank Ciliberto (Physical Education) - Athletics are the flip side of education. Special Education Staff Ken Tucker, Aaron Simpson, Ray Goodell, and Mike Chapman. Kevin Hammel Inge Tanczos, Ardyth Harcher. Janet McDurmott, Maria DeQuarto. and Jean Smith. Janet Chapman, Judith Harkavy, Patricia Schunmeyer, Kathleen Blase, and Regina Nathe. (Special Education) Starling from the Top L: Michael Zimmerman (1970). Joseph Hclhoski (1965). Frances Sutherland (1971). Franklin Davis (1970). George Campbell (1972). Kemble Mailer (1972). Patricia Cinquemani (1972). and Barbara Clinton (1972). 0€ If Slurring I'rom the Top I.: Denise Heude (1972). Kathy Evans (1972). Richard Cattabiani (1971). Joseph DiBlanca (1970). William Ercer (1971). Ronald Nocllc (1970). John Ford (1972). Cheryl Curtis (1972). and Marge Ecton (1972). riuiiijj |� ur M.U«imi� n| ) Iiru. j. i MHiioq i 'iZLbi) j:hiiii(| Juniors Christie Ackert Jenni Ackert Stacy Ackert Tracy Ackert Paul Aragon Odin Affll Blaise Bientenue Laura Boehm Gabriel Coleman Tecia Coleman Kim Cunningham Jennifer DePuy Shanyn Deyo F.llen Dietz Tom Dodd Bryna Donnelly Denise Ldebohls Monica Flliott Wanda Fast Adam Fractenberg Christa Fredericks Junior Class Officers: Amy Heaton. Rawn Salcngcr, Jim Loricchio and Denise F.debohls. 34 Kim Fredericks Naomi Friediand Kale Gann Sharon Gardner Niki George Wendy Geuss Karen Gold Dove Gordon Heather Gordon Jennifer Gray Samantha Gruber Melissa Hall Jim Hargrove Karen Harvey Helen Harvilchuck Jamie Haskel Am Heaton Mike Hein Doug llevner Jeremy Heyl David Hicks Mike Hinckley Jennifer Hunderfund Christy Izzo Anthony Jeffree Diane Kay Eric Kaye Marjory Kerzner Kim Koenig Charlie Kruger Jimmy Loricchio Rachael MacLeod Heather Maher Paul Mele Mountain Miller l,aura Mungavin 35 Brad Nace Jeff Nathe Sarah Olitari Phyllis Oneto Vicki Pan er Robert Pedus Colleen Pidel Mary l.ou Pishkur Jessica Polak Erin Quinn karriem Rahaman Barbara Reynolds Sarah Rhoads Jonathan Ritera Keith Rohrlick Dan Rosengarten Karin Ruoff Renee Rululante Stephanie Rutulante Dan R epnicki 36 Traci Savago Nando Schirripa Brian Schneider David Shulman Keelin Smith Anna Sorin C laudia Sperber Glen Stallard Heidi Tansosch l.eah Tofle Steve Townsend John Trauffer George Tracer Jenny Tung Darren Van Keuren Chris Venet Erik Villanueva David Wheeler Andrew Tice Jan Wohlrab l arisa Yusko Maggie Zdroski 37 Sophomores Jennie Alba Enid Alexander Amanda Alsdorf Mike Andre Rom Arceri Diane Blake Mike Bonagura Snow Bonagura Stephen Bonita ( uen Bostwick Rath) Brown Rick Bunt Krista Butler Danielle Carranza Michael Childs Wayne Childs Jamon Clark Brenda Connolly Joann Cooke Edward Cooper C'ari Countryman 38 Sophomore Class Officers. Tina Maura Santacrocc. Colleen Dippcl. Clctus Witte and Derek Houston Barbara Coftelli Sean Da� is Colleen Dippel Jacqui DuBois Bebhinn Dungan Ralph Fchenique Diane Elliott Bridget Finkenaur Manna Fox Kim Carman Nina Caskin Philip Certler Vicky llabersberger Kdwin Hall Ke in Harp Josh Hay Dawn Hernandez Cindy Herring Jack Hidle Derek Houston (.aura Hager Robert Knoth Kim Krajicek Rachel lusher Robert Vlaier Fred Mannocchi Kim Mapes Karl Mattsen Rand McCrory Rosanne Mele Kristin Mesic Tamms Mesic Jennifer Miller Ketin Mitchell Josh Molny Mary Mooney 39 Rachel Moriello Chrissy Paduano Shiloh Pileggi Cynthia Polkowski Carla Power Karen Primm Kim Purdy Chris Rand (.aura Rebhan Da� id Rechen Timothy Rogers Jesse Sahler Tina Maura Santacroce Allen Schiff Mara Schneider Bill Schnitzer Katy Seaholm l.isa Sfregola Brett Shaw Mike Shuma 40 Rebekah Slotnick Ann Marie Spano Robert Stallworth Jill Stratton Datid Summerson Raffaela Tantillo Rozina Tesfay James Torforella Michele Tung Robert Ttelia Sandra Valenti Missy VanTine Phillip Verdier Ilya Vett Christa Hade Mike Hard Jessica Williams Mindy Williams F.lani Wing ( letus Witte 41 Freshmen Jill Alexander Ruth Anderson Tina Ashenden Simon Bararoff Lisa Barbieri Chris Beam Elizabeth Benjamin Billy Berglos Laura Bolde Karen Bonita Naomi Bregman Angela Brognano Jeanne Brooker Lonni Burger Chanda Butler Adaora Chikwendu Matt C hristie Tamm) ( omerford 42 Freshman Class Officers: Elizabeth Benjamin, Stacy Eiscnbcrg, Hans Vonnahmc and Jennifer l.cFevre. Nathan ( hronister Ross ( rawford Jennifer Croce Mark Cunningham Stacy ( uthbert Travis Dew yea Ken Dippel Jennifer Dodd John Domitrovits Michael DuBois Stacy F.isenberg Theresa Kail Kristen Farina Desiree Fanelli Melissa Fanelli Tim Faoro James Gardner I-aura Giangrasso Jami Classman Claire Grandberg James Griffin Janine Guzzo Teresa Keane Karen Hall Zach Harrison Rebecca Heyl Alysia Hill Rachel Hunderfund Tim Irving Mike Jarrett Susan Joyce Ari Kaplan Naja Kraus Milena Jozic Kurt Karge Tabitha Kearns 43 Joanne Kent Floyd kniffen Lance l.ederer Debbie Lee Jeff Lee Jennifer I Fevre Tina LoBrutto Melissa Logan Tim Mannocchi Gregory Martin Lenny Montalvo Anne Mood Stephanie Nace Debbie Niclaus Chris Oakle David O’Neill Nikki Peone Barbara Pishkur Lynne Pritchard Camala Projansky Chris Raffa Alison Raleigh Dorraine Rhoads Antoinette Ribisi 44 John Rixra Kristen Roberts Tanya Romano Abbey Roth Chris Huger Mark Ruoff Greg Russo Philip Rutulante Justin Satago Alyson Sloan Chris Smith Eric Stankus Antonia Tersillo Jorinda Nardone Dawn Thomas Kim VanVIiet Mans Vonnahme Jennifer Westenelt 45 Not Pictured: Juniors: Abdi Abdighani, Tonya Alston, Matt Aube, Phoebe Avery, Martin Barrington, Carlaina Bell. John Bostwick, Kathy Burke, Richard Byers. Jennifer Campbell, Lori Childress. Jean Philippe Considerre. Chris Cossifos. Melissa Danskin, Joseph DeMaio. Carlo DeRosa, Nicole Dircsta, Bryan Donohue. Phil Driscoll. Keith F.isgrubcr. Jesse Gclbcr. James Hanson. Ellen Hewitt. James Joyce. Ben Juengst, Brian Kennedy, Deborah Kent. Jeff Kirn, Salvatore Ligotino. Jesper Luth, Theresa Malarczyk, Sandra Mannion, Kristen Masson, Shannon McCiivern, Jennifer McKnight. Edward Mcsic. Dennis Mood, Catharine Morris, Joseph Pena, Amy Raff. Jennifer Rebhan. Chris Rccchia. Carey Redmond. Regina Reitz, Thomas Reynolds, John Richardson. Joan Robinson. Scott Rutulantc. Rawn Salcnger. Tracy Saltarclla, Thomas Schncll. Rachel Silverman. George Stallworth, Christopher Stankus. Christopher Steffens, Jason Stern, John Stubits, George Suttle, Karoline Tanezos, Andrew Tice. Tony Trippi. Joseph Tvelia, John Veit. Sophomores: Carl Braidt, Sharon Bryant. Nicole Clavic. Debra Conklin. Jennifer Conklin. Phyllis Dclmerico, Matthew Downs, Scott Drivanos. Karen Garger, Rexford Graham. Marc Guaraglia, Laura Hager, Cindy Herring. Jeff Hcyl. Joseph Hocll. Kenneth Ingrassia. Marc Intcrrante. Laura LaMarca. Corinne Lapolt. Aimec Lavergneau. Mara Lavergneau. Chwee Miin Ling, Robert Lucchcsi, Chris Mano. Michael Martino, Tewodros Mchari, Lanny Migliorato, Chris Mueller. Norma Nelson, Jesse Rosen, Richard Santoski. Denis Scanlon, Tracy Schobcrt, Craig Sheppard. David Sherman. Christina Smart, Chris Strang, Tina Sweeny, Angel Taylor, George Traver, Michael Trensky. Fred Vitarius, Edgar Walker, James Wells. Barney White, Richard Wohlrab. Freshmen: William Andradez, Yama Aulct. Paul Bart. Simon Bloomer. Melissa Braidt. Savitri Brightfield. Rachel Brownstein, Jason Burkhardt, Vance Clark, Joey Coleman, Alexandra Comer. Tamara Comerford, Emmett Coonrod. Jontomas Dalcssandro. Jamie DePuy, Carl Dippel. Amy Dolan. Scott Faulkner. Carl Gorsline. Mark Guenther, Damon Hahn, Sean Heady, Tina Hess. Irving Izzo. Charles Jansen. Krishna Karkala. Darren Kast, Jayme Kaszas. Peter Kennedy. Sharon Kennedy. Seamus Leary. Holly Maher. Gamal Marquette, Steve Masson. Theresa McCormick, June Montalvo. Timothy Nightengale. Kelly Nolan, Louis Olson, Larry Ormond. David Palazzolo, Douglas Pavlik, Kristopher Rapplcyea, Jennifer Redmond. John Rugcr. John Saltarclla. John Saul, Anuragi Schwartz. Fred Shccley, Fait Slcdzianowski. Donald Simmons. Peter Sotanski. Teri Spinalo. Todd Suttle. Tirhas Tesfay, Jeremy Tortorici. Jonathan Tortorici, Monica Vargas, Andrea Vonohlen. SPORTS The Girls’ Track team provides an outlet for competitive skills such as high jump, distance races, shotput, discus, and long jump. This year's team was quite successful in their league and placed fourth overall. Even more prestigious for the group was their fifth place finish in the Section 9 Meet. Because of their hard work and talent, all of these achievements were possible. Several members of the team received individual honors. Amy Heaton, Sandra Mannion, Aimee Dhus, and Jennifer Reb-han all received MHAL awards. Sandra Mannion also came in second place during the four hundred meter dash at the Section 9 tournament. All in all, the group made an excellent showing. The season held many exciting moments. One of them was when Amy Heaton took first in the Triple Jump at the MHAL meet. Sandra Mannion also succeeded in placing second in the eight hundred meter race. The most amusing moment of the season was when Shiloh Pileggi attempted to run without shoes on the hot pavement of the track. Surely, everyone was enriched through their experiences. Coach Art Stegan said that he got a lot of enjoyment out of seeing his team improve. Tina Cusa, Katya Kopaskie, and Shiloh Pileggi all made marked improvements in long distances, while Karin Ruoff and Kim Garman perfected their talents in field events. The team clearly had a remarkable year. Top R: Tonya Alston. Larissa Knapp. Marjory Kerzner. Aimcc Dhus. Laura Rebhan. Shiloh Pileggi, Catherine Campbell. Karin Ruoff. Barbara Reynolds. Shanyn Deyo. Andrea Brooks, Mary Pishkur, Anna Sorin. Amy Heaton. Erin Quinn. Hanna Fox. Jennie Alba. Kirsti Rokjer. Katya Kopaskie. Soo Fackler, Larisa Yusko. Heather Croce. Mary Vassc, Sandra Mannion. Tina Cusa. Snow Bonagura Middle R: Shiloh Pileggi gives it her all. Bottom Far R: Laura Rebhan breaks away from the competition. R: Larissa Knapp - walking on air. Above: Coach Stegen gives Erin Quinn and Amy Heaton some last minute encouragement. 48 Girls’ Track The track and field team gives students a chance to compete for themselves and their school. In 1986 the Hugie track team did just that. Many individuals won awards or participated in regional meets. The team was the MHAL Champions. They came in second in the Hudson,Chatham and Western Sullivan Invitationals. They also came in fourth at the Section 9 meet, where Gary Aulet lost control of a relay baton and threw it twenty-five feet into the air. The highlight of the season was defeating Onteora, 82-59. The Hugies broke a streak of seventy-one wins and one tie dating back to 1978. Said Coach Dick James, “They peaked at the right time. The team was well-balanced. Jeff Smith taught three boys how to pole vault. Captain Darryl Glover boosted morale and helped the team spirit. The key veterans Jeff Smith, Eugene Ruoff, the Guidis, Louie Yess, Joe Ingoglia, Darryl Glover and Ed Clavie blended well with the ‘foreigner connection’ of Matthicu Givelet and Mikko Hanski. The freshmen, J.D. Clark, Dave Rechcn, Phil Verdier and the newcomers Gary and Chris Aulet and Marty Barrington also made strong contributions. As for next year when the team is handed to Kees DeGroot, retiring Coach James remarked that he will have a solid team. Far L: Daniel Brownstcin runs a tight relay. L: Jeff Smith-thc champion pole vaulter. Middle: Coach James gives instructions to Mike Daddario. Morgan Pilcggi and Assisant Coach Kees DeGroot. Top: Joe Ingoglia and Chris Aulet leave the competition in the dust. Above: John Bostwick (and his baton) stride forward. 49 The 1986 Varsity softball team had a wonderful season. They ended with a eight and eight record. They also earned a seat in the Section 9 Tournament, something that had not been done for ten years. Coach Jeff Ackert and the Hugics were justifiably proud of their accomplishments. The team was lead by pitcher Thuy Bonagura. She returned from a serious knee injury to win several games. Kara Peterson played a tough short-stop and Cindy Steele covered third base. The plays of the infielders were supported by the strong bats of Amy Blythe and Karen Schlegelmilch. The game against Coleman went into extra innings. Kathy Wright and Sheila Feldman both hit sacrifice bunts to bring the winning run home. The J.V. team also had a good season. Kim Koenig was the team’s strongest pitcher. The lead-off batter was Lisa Sfre-gola. Karen Primm played a number of infield positions and was a great asset to the team. The girls played an excellent game against Red Hook in which they caught up from twenty runs behind. The Huguenot Softball teams played a great season. The girls grew together as a family, became great friends and participated in one of America’s most popular sports. Varsity J.V. Softball Top: Cathy Pidcl, Lori Knoth, Karen Schlegelmilch. Amy Blythe. Thuy Bonagura. Kathy Wright. Sheila Feldman. Lisa Harp. Kim Fredericks and Cindy Steele. (Not pictured: Coach Jeff Ackert) Bottom: Lori Childress. Karen Primm. Coach Nick Gantner. Debbie Kent. Rachel Morricllo. Lisa Sfcrgola. Kim Koenig. Jan Wohlrab and Alyssa Schiavo. L: Cindy Steele hits a homer. SO Varsity Baseball Boys’ Tennis The members of the 1986 varsity baseball team had an excellent season. Their winning record won them a Section 9 playoff berth. Although the team was defeated in the first round by Cornwall, they were very satisfied with their season. The Hugies fielded a well-balanced team. The offensive attack was lead by “red hot batters Jimmy Dodd, Pete Rubin and Chuck Hines. On the diamond Phil Driscoll, Paul Mele and Dan Wood headed the defensive play. This year’s team had several brilliant victories. When the Hugies played the Marlboro Dukes, they won the game in extra innings. The team pulled through by putting on their “rally-caps” in the seventh. That victory might have been hard to achieve, but the most satisfying win came from state-ranked Warwick. In this game, Paul Mele hit the game winning run leading to an exciting Hugie finish. All in all. baseball and the Hugies were an outstanding mix. Top: Coach Freer. Matt Nathc, Phil Driscoll Pete Rubin. Eric Barbicri. Jim Dodd, Jim Bcnnct. Brett Flick. Neil Cotton. Glenn Schobcrt. Paul Mele, Chuck Hines and Dan Wood. Bottom: Dan Schneider. Rob Fuller, Gabc Coleman, Rawn Salcnger. Dennis Peters. Mike Trensky and Rick Bunt. Right: Coach Pat F.rnc. One sport the Hugies have dominated is tennis. In 1986, the boy’s team was 11-0 and won the MHAL Championship for the second year in a row. As a group the Hugies did extremely well. They trounced Ellenvillc, a strong competitor and defeated NYMA and Onteora, both equally strong opponents. Individually they were even better. Michael Trensky was named to the All-MHAL team at his first tournament. He won the first single's championship with a tie-breaking match and placed fourth at the Section 9 match. While playing in the MHAL tournament, Dennis Peters sprained his ankle. He was named to the All-MHAL team at second singles, but his injury kept him from placing into the Section 9 meet. Ricky Bunt, Gabe Coleman, Rawn Salenger, Robbie Fuller and Dan Schneider also participated in the MHAL match. Field hockey is an amazing game of skill and endurance. This year’s team showed both of these qualities. The 1986 Hugies had one of their best seasons ever. Coach Nick Gantner built the team with sophomores, juniors and seniors and the product was great. The offense, composed of players Larisa Yusko, Jenni Ack-ert and Sheila Feldman, moved the ball well upfield. The defensive plays of Sandy Weed, Sharon Bean, Lauren Rooney, Wendy Geuss, Kathy Wright and goalie Jen Hunderfund kept the opposing teams from scoring. Foward Larisa Yusko was selected to the All-MHAL Field Hockey team. The Lady Huguenots played many excellent games. Their victory against Coleman, last year's MHAL champions, was especially rewarding. The team played a great game holding the Statesmen scoreless. When the game went into sudden death overtime, Jenni Ackcrt made the winning goal. Several newspapers interviewed the girls after the impressive victory. The team had several unique trademarks. The girls pulled their hair into “whale-spout pony tails on the tops of their heads. They also taped letters on their shorts to spell “Go New Paltz!!! The team always had fun while playing their favorite sport - Field Hockey! Field Hockey Top: Coach Nick Gantner. Jennifer McKnight, Lori Villein. Jennifer Hunderfund. Sheila Feldman. Colleen Dippcl. Sarah Olivari. Jacqui DuBois. Nina Gaskin. Stephanie Rutulante. Hanna Fox. Lisa Sfrcgola. Sharon Bean. Peggy Dammcir. Wendy Geuss, Diane Flliott, Jenni Ackcrt. Kathy Wright. Sandy Weed. Larisa Yusko and Karen Costa. Bottom: Wendy Geuss takes the ball away from a Red Hook opponent as Lori Villcla looks on. R: Sheila Feldman persues the ball. Varsity Soccer This year’s soccer season was definitely unique. On the varsity team, there were many ups and downs, but all in all, the team did improve from the year before. The primary part of every team is the talent of its players, and New Paltz certainly did have talent. Neil Cotton stood out from the pack as a strong offender and member of this year’s All-MHAL team. Other players who made large contributions to the team were Derek Burnham, Ralph Enchenique, Matt Nathe, and Mountain Miller. These players, with their skill and experience, helped the team improve a great deal. Perhaps the biggest moment for the team was their shut-out over Onteora (2-0). Coach Cothrcn attributes their success to the desire and toughness they displayed at games and practices. The team certainly does hold promise for next year. Unfortunately, the junior varsity team didn’t share the same good fortune as the varsity team. As a matter of fact, the group was the butt of several jokes about their less-than-perfect record. The team was quite unusual, though. They were the only JV team in the league with girls on it, and its members made numerous chants about their opposing teams (most of which can't be reported). One thing is for sure, the team did have fun! Several players stood out from the strange crew. They were John Saul, Karl Mattsen, Kevin Mitchell, Teddy Mehari, and Mark Ruoff. John Saul actually played with the varsity team when their goal tenders were injured. One thing is for sure though, the team's spirit showed that they were good sports. Best of luck to both teams next year. Top L: Dun Roscngarlcn. John Bostwick. Chris Steffens. Jcspcr l.uth. Tim Rodgers. Mike DcStcfano, Rawn Salengcr. Mountain Miller. Coach Kevin Cothrcn. Wes Marks, Dennis Peters. Scott Rutulantc. Gregg Demers, Ralph Rchenique. Jamie Waincs. Dan Schneider. Neil Cotton. Matt Nathe and Derek Burnham. Middle: Derek Burnham prepares to kick the ball to Matt Nathe Bottom: Ralph Rchenique shows some fanes footwork. 53 J.V. Soccer Top L: Tcwodros (Teddy) Mehan surveys the situation Top R: Diane Blake and Sandy Valenti look on in anticipation Bottom L: Kevin Mitchell starts a successful throw-in. Bottom (enter: Carl Braidt shows his disappointment Bottom R: Karl Mattsen walks off in fatigue. 54 Golf Girls’ Tennis Top: James Hanson. Coach Jeff Ackcrt. Eddie Cooper. Chris Raffa, Glenn Schobcrl. Bottom: Vicky Panzer, Christa Wade, Jill Alexander. Jill Stratton. Phoebe. Lisa Kay. Stacy Eisenberg. Rachel Hunderfund. Jennifer LeEcvre, Michele Tung. Dove Gordon Abo� e R: Glenn Lapolt. R: Captain Phoebe Avery follows through on her backhand. In the past, golf hasn’t exactly been one of the more successful teams, but through the effort of such players as Glenn Lapolt and Mike Freer, the team had a winning season which allowed them to go all the way to the sectionals. Glenn Lapolt and Mike Freer were also given the honor of making the All-MHAL team which capped off a very successful season for Mr. Ackert and the guys. The girls’ tennis team was full of new faces, while only a few of last year’s team returned. It took a lot of spirit to practice hard at this difficult sport of style and endurance. The girls concentrated and played their best during the season while qualifying five members for the Section 9 Tournament. We are expecting almost all to return next year and make the season even better. 55 Varsity Football The Hugie’s season this year was one which provided hours of fun and excitement for all concerned. Throughout the year, they remained formidable opponents, ending the season with a respectable record and a third place ranking. Several players were key elements to the team's winning season. By far, Phil Driscoll was the shining star of the team with the MHAL’s leading number of touchdowns (16), selection as player of the year, and a place as running back on All-League and All-County teams. Scott Beatty also received several honors, as did Jim Fin-kenaur, who was picked for the MHAL’s All-Academic Team. Other players who made large contributions were Cullen Burda, Eric Barbieri, Dave Dippel, and Rick Spurling. Every player, though, showed enthusiasm and willingness. John Richardson's touchdown pass from the fourteen yard line to Phil Driscoll led New Paltz to a 12-7 victory against Ellenville. The Hugie defense also crushed the Rondout team on the four yard line keeping them from scoring a goal and winning the match. New Paltz certainly must have impressed their foes with their fine skill and experience. According to Coaches Craig and Freer, almost twenty of this year's players will be returning next year. If the team’s high spirits continue, the Hugies will be sure contenders for next year’s championships. Top: Coach William Freer. Kevin Douglas. Eric Barbieri. Joe Tvclia. Scott Beatty. Cullen Burda. Charlie Kruger. John Veit. Mike Ward. Jamie Haskel. Tom Reynolds. Jim Finkcnaur. John Richardson. Tony Trippi. Keith Rohrlick. Phil Driscoll. Rich Byers. Paul O’Neil. Dave Wheeler, Coach Jerry Craig. Mclick Thomas. Brad Nacc. Keith Eiscngrubcr. Tom Dodd. John Rivera. Jeff Nathc. Rick Spurling. Chuck Mines, Marty Barrington. David Dippel. Tom Schncll and Mascot Matt Freer. Middle: Phil Driscoll catches a long-bomb Bottom: After shaking loose from the Panthers. Chuck Hines carries the ball. 56 Top: Hey. wait for me! Above L: Kevin Douglas lunges for those extra yards. Above Center: Phill Driscoll punts the ball as James Finkenaur and Charlie Kruger block an opponent. Above: Jonathan Rivera catches a TD pass. L: Jeff Nathc and James Finkenaur scramble for a loose ball. 57 The 1986 Cross-Country teams maintained their usual winning records. The girls had a .500 season and the boys won eight out of ten meets. The teams also performed excellently in the MHAL Championships. Both Coach Art Stegan and the members found this year truly rewarding. The Hugies outstanding season was caused by the hard work and dedication of the athletes. Mike Daddario, Dan Brown-stein and Greg Russo took the boys’ team to victory several times. The girls’ team was paced by Shiloh Pileggi, Vickie Ha-bersberger, and Jennie Alba. The teams were motivated, well disciplined and followed the leadership of runners Jeff Smith, Mike Daddario, Katya Kopaskic and Soo Fackler. The New Paltz teams placed one runner, Mike Daddario, on the All-MHAL Cross-Country team. The Hugie runners were an unusual group. They ran in apple orchards or to the tower at Mohonk but never just around the track. The teams were composed of strange haircuts, bizzare athletic gear, and an unusually strong sense of unity. Cross-Country Running Eugene RUoff, Mike Daddario. David James. Glenn LaPol.. Dan Brownstein. Sean Davis, Ricky Bunt. Michael Hinckley. G egg Russo Steve Mattscn. Jeff Smith and Tim Faoro. (Not pictured: Rom Arceri. Scott Faulkner and Damon Hahn.) f°nn' SchcnkcT'1Larissa Knapp. Vicki Habcrsbcrgcr. Katya Kopaskie, Soo Fackler. Jenny Allba. Erin Quinn. Heather Croce and Rachel Brownstein. (Not pictured: Cynthia Ho. Kate Gann and Shiloh Pileggi.) 56 J.V. Football The 1986 Junior Varsity football team was young, but held its own against competition. The team, coached by Sean Peterson, consisted of twenty-five dedicated players. Although the inexperienced team got off to a slow start, they finished up the season with a admirable record. The team was led by several outstanding players. Offensivily, Randy Knoth and J.D. Clark, tall backs, and Bobby Knoth and Steve Bonita, in tackle positions, moved the ball down the field toward the goal for the Hugies with their precise exe-cutution. The defense effort was aided by Jim Gardner, defensive end, Chris Brady, tackle, and Cletus Witte, defensive back. The team blocked, tackled and effectively prevented their opponents from scoring. Coach Peterson commended his team on several well played games. The season peaked as they defeated Saugerties in a tightly controlled game. The Hugies made successful four goal line stands against the Saywers to win it, 6-0. Top R: Scan Peterson, Mark Cunningham. Al Schiff. Zach Harrison, Mike Dubois, Jimmy Tortorclla, Steve Bonita, Seamus Leary. Jim Wells, Bob Knoth. Rich Santosky, Rob Tvelia. David Rechcn, Randy Me Crory. Jason Burkenhardt, Chris Beatty. Ilya Veil. Ken Dipplc. Tim Irving. Kelly Nolan, Joe Rhoads, Jcanic Brooker. Alan Arnold. Kurt Kargc. Cletus Witte, Louis Olson. Mark Interrantc. Mike Jarrett, J.D. Clark and Jim Gardner. Abo� e: Jim Totorella. Steve Bonita, and Mike Jarrett listen as Cletus Witte explains the play. Middle Right: The Hugies prepare for the big pla . R: 22-34 Down! Set! Hike' 59 Varsity Football Cheerleading Top: Heather Gordon. Regina DuBois. Amy Heaton. Denise Edcbohls. Missy VanTinc. Jane Pugluisi. Nancy Solaas. Jessica Pollack and Carlaina Bell. (Not pictured: Advisor Barbara Rutulantc.) Above L Carlaina Bell helps Regina DuBois put her hair up for the Pep Rally as Heather , Gordon looks on. Above R: Jessica Pollack escorts a delegation of middle schoolers to the field for the Floyd Paterson Field Dedication ceremony. J.V. Cheerleading The football chcerleading squads exemplified the Hugie Spirit. Advised by Barbara Rutulante with co-captains Nancy Solaas and Regina DuBois for the Varsity squad and Krista Butler and Nina Gaskin for the Junior Varsity squad, the cheerleaders made the season sparkle. Many members of the squads spent part of last summer at specialized camps for extra training. At the National Chccrlead-ing Association Camp, the girls learned how to build a human pyramid. Some Varsity members also went to Marching Band Workshop at Westchester University in Pennsylvania. There they won a “spirit stick for ability, enthusiasm and outstanding performance. Aside from attending every game, rain or shine, the cheerleaders worked hard to plan school-wide events. They organized a pep rally to psyche the football teams for Homecoming. They sponsored the Homecoming Dance, the first of the year. The cheerleaders also decorated a hung encouraging poster before big games and recognized every Senior athlete on Senior Recognition Day with a flower. The fall cheerleaders, full of pep, zing and energy, showed the school pride in the maroon and white Hugie teams. Top: Krista Butler. Karen Bonita. Rachel Moricllo, Nina Gaskin. Gucn Bostwick. Laurie Wheeler. Karen Gargcr and Kim VanVIict. Abate: Gwen Bostwick. Krista Butler. Karen Bonita, Rachel Moriello and Nina Gaskin arc in formation for the national anthem. R: The cheerleaders use their new skills to form a pyramid. The volleyball team might not have had a great season, but they had fun. A volleyball match is composed of three fifteen point games, with the winner taking two out of three. The Varsity team, coached by Jane McKenna, was lead by co-captains Thuy Bon-agura and Anna Sorin. Thuy Bonagura and Kim Keonig were the super serves of the bunch. The team had one small mishap, when their bus blew a tire on route to Saugerties, and they had to wait for a replacement bus to come from New Paltz before continuing on. Next year, the team should have an extremely fine year, as only one player is graduating. The junior varsity team faces the same situation, because they were almost exclusively made up of freshmen this year. With no prior training in volleyball, the team did very well. The team had a rotating captainship: each game it went to someone else. Karen Primm and Carla Powers were excellent servers, while Kim Garman blocked effectively. The team was coached by Pearl Lee. Volleyball Top: A. Chicwcndu. Desiree Fanelli, Bridget Finkenaur, Kim Mapcs, Karen Primm, Melissa Fanelli. Theresa McCormick and Carla Power. Above: Thuy Bonagura, Kcclin Smith. Kim Fredericks and Kim Koenig. (Not pictured: Deborah Kent, Anna Sorin and Raffacla Tantillo,. 62 Gymnastics The gymnastic squad had a very rough season. Half the size of other teams in the league, the squad won their first scrimmage and beat Walkill during the regular season after having to forfeit to Rondout. The dwindling size of the team forced everyone to be versitilc. By the end of the season, the team was down to eight members. Four of the girls regularly participated in all four events in meets. Two of them were coached by Linda Worden, the bars and the vault, while the other two, beam and floor, were coached by Pearl Lee. The coaches were successful; the girls scores increased with each meet. The girls also helped the junior varsity team composed of seventh and eighth graders. Five girls advanced to the Section 9 tournament; Peggy Dammeir, Kim Cunningham, Jenny Rebhan, Kim VanVliet and Amy Heaton. Next year, captain Peggy Dammier predicted that the team will be lead by co-captain Kim Cunningham and Amy Heaton. Top: Jennifer Rebhan. Kim Cunningham. Shiloh Pileggi. Amy Heaton. Laura Rebhan. Claire Grandberg. Kim VanVliet and Peggy Dammeir. Middle L: Amy Heaton remembers that warming up is very important. Middle R: Peggy Dammeir wonders what she's doing on a piece of wood that is only four inches wide. Far L: Jennifer Rebhan demonstrates that poise and balance are important qualities in a gymnast. L: The team readies for a meet. 63 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders, fans, and a super team make the basketball season complete. All of these elements could be found in the gym during the 1986 boys' basketball season. The Hugies hit the court this year with a desire to win, and with their flashy new uniforms they did just that. Rich Sie-gal, coaching for his second year, demanded a lot from his players, but none complained because the spirit of winning was in the air. The team had an advantage with its many returning stars. The “big men,” Cullen Burda, Eric Barbieri, and Paul Mele did their jobs well and added up the points. Phil Drischoll and Neil Cotton, playing tough, finished the season as the Hugies defensive players of the year. The team managed to beat Wallkill in a close match. Rhett Weircs brought the Hugies victory by making the winning point at the free-throw line. In their last game the team defeated Saugerties with 9 seconds on the clock. A long pass from Neil Cotton to Phil Driscoll, who drove in and scored, ended the season with a blaze of glory! Great year guys. Top: Coach Sicgal gives the team instructions during a time out. Above: Ollie Spencer gets the ball in bounds. Right: Mike Hinckley, Paul Mele, Phil Driscoll, Eric Barbieri, Cullen Burda. Rawn Salengcr, Cacl Lewis. Coach Rich Sicgal. Rhett Wcires, Neil Cotton. Jim Loricchio. Derek Burnham. Oliver Spencer. Chris Steffens, Jonathan Rivera. 64 lew PAITZ WRESTUNC M.H.A.L CHAMPIONS LEAGUE TOURRAMEWT CHAMPIONS 1380-11 Top L: Phil Driscoll looks for the long pass. Top R: “The Nutz Rawn Salcngcr. Cacl Lewis, and Chris Steffens. Middle: Neil Cotton starts the play. Left: Cacl Lewis and Coach Siegal watch the game. Abo e: Cullen Burda and Eric Barbieri move back on defense. Girls’ Varsity Basketball Top: Thuy Bonagura, Kathy Wright. Kim Koenig. Lisa Sfregola. Sheila Feldman. Kim Fredericks and Molly O’Conner. (Not Pictured: Anna Sorin, Debbie Kent, Jennifer Ackert and Sarah Rhoads.) L: Anna Sorin puts up a shot. Above: The Hugics box out for a rebound. Girls’ JV Basketball The 1986 Girls’ Basketball teams strived hard and had an enjoyable season. The Varsity crew was coached by Jeff Ackert; the Junior Varsity by Sue Coffey. Both coaches were pleased with the effort and teamwork displayed by their groups. The Varsity team, having lost three starting players from last year, was fairly inexperienced. The girls got off to slow start because of a injury to Coach Ackert, but after making up for lost time they won some games. This year's Lady Hugies were a defensive ball club. The hustle of seniors Kathy Wright and Sheila Feldman frustrated opponents as they forced turn overs time and time again. The best defense is a strong offense as they say; high scorers Thuy Bonagura and Kim Koenig were very important to the game plan. The girls played some strong games and in the end had victories over Saugerties and NYMA. The Junior Varsity girls nicknamed “the bad news bears” were always fun to watch. Along with the teams silly antics, they had some intense games. Guards Amanda Als-dorf and Becky Heyl controlled the pace of each game; Jill Stratton, forward, drove to the hoop, drew fouls and helped the team to victory. Coach Coffey found the girls a pleasure to work with, and all had a fun year! Top: Amy Dolan, Lisa Barbicri, Rosannc Mcmc. Karen Primm. Alyson Sloan, Naja Krause, Lynne Pritchard. Antoinette Ribisi, Anne Mood, Rachel Lasher. Rebecca Heyl and Angela Brognano. Above: Up. up and away. R: Amanda Alsdorf makes an extra point. JV Basketball The 1986 Junior Varsity boys’ basketball team, had short hair but, was long on talent. Their ability was not only in scoring points, but also, in team work. Coach Sean Peterson felt that all of his eleven players took a sincere interest in helping each other and improving the team. Next year’s Varsity team will be lucky to obtain many of this season’s stars. Team captain, Derek Houston, led the Hugie’s offensive attack along with players Mike Bonaguara and Zach Harrison. With quick hands and feet, outstanding defenders, Tim Rogers and Kevin Harp, often stole the ball and drove down the court. Philip Gertler was awesome from the free-throw line this year swishing the Hugies to victory. The team worked hard together this year, but they found their work payed off. Top R: Zach Harrison. Mike Bonagura. Al Schiff, Flip Gertler. Tim Rogers, and David O'Neill. Rafael Fchenique. Derek Houston. Kevin Harp. Top L: Derek Houston and Tim Rogers give and go! Above L: Tim Rogers puts one in. Above R: 1-2-3 Let’s Win Hugies. Basketball Cheerleading The cheerleaders were innovative with the help of Advisor Barbara Rutulante. Varsity captains Karen Garger and Krista Butler and Junior Varsity captains Shannon Deyo and Sharon Gardner also led the squads in decorating banners to go around the outside of the gym. The cheerleaders added pep, drive, spirit and zip to an already exciting season to make games unforgettable events. Top L: Jennifer Croce. Katie Seaholm. Krissy Paduano, Sharon Gardner and Jennifer Whilden. Top: Karen Bonita. Krista Butler, Nina Gaskin. Rachel Moricllo, Gwen Bostwick. Laurie Wheeler and Karen Garger. L: The squads scream and yell. Above: Karen Garger watches the game. 69 Wrestling Top I.: Jaime Waincs gets psyched Top R: Coach Frank Ciliberto. Mike Ward. John Richardson. Rich Byers. Steve Bonita. Jaime Waincs. Coach Kemble Matter. Gregg DeMers. Tom Dodd. Dennis Peters. Brad Nacc. Paul Bart. Jeff Heyl. Dave Sherman and Chris Vcnct Middle: Coach Frank Ciliberto. l.ouis Olson. Philip Rutulantc. Chris Beaty. Coach Kemble Matter. Ken Dippcl. Tim Irving, and l.arry Ormond. I.: Gregg DeMers breaks his man down. Abote I.: Paul Bart. Ken Dippcl and David Sherman-caught by surprise. Wrestling is a greuling sport of dedication and desire. The 1986 Hugic grapplers put their best effort foward. Coaches Kemble Matter and Frank Ciliberto explained that the team is very young and inexperienced. They felt the best part of this year's season was watching those athletes who were strongly committed to the sport achieve success. Each of the thirty-one wrestlers improved his skills throughout the course of season making the year rewarding. The Hugies were led by team captain Tom Dodd. David Sherman and John Richardson, both having great seasons, proved to be team assets. Five members of the team went to the Section 9 Tournament at Pine Bush, and sophomore Dave Sherman placed first in the 98 pounds weight class at the MHAL Championships. Top L: The guys think of their upcoming matches. Middle L: Dave Sherman works on a pin. Middle R: The Hugies hope for a quick escape. Left: New Palt on top. Above: Alone on the mat. 71 Cross Country Skiing Nordic Skiing is a sport of speed and endurance. Our 1986 nordic ski teams, coached by Kees de Groot and Sue Hack-ett, certainly displayed these qualities, the coaches divided their time to work within the large group, but their efforts payed off as both teams placed excellently in the Section 9 tournament. The boys' team was “unstoppable this year. With fourteen dedicated members, they skied their way to the top taking the championship at the Section 9 meet. The guys knew another championship was possible, so they aimed for this goal, the team started their season very motivated and ended up winners! Coach de Groot noted that the team had strong competition among the top skiers. Seniors Jeff Smith, Eugene Ruoff, and David James paced the Hugies to the finish line. Underclassmen Jason Stern, Mark Ruoff, and Rom Arcer also captured points to defend the title. The Maroon and White skiers experienced some enjoyable moments this year. Jeff Smith obtained the fastest time of the season, and Jeremy Hcyl discovered that after finally finishing TWO laps he was never timed! The girls’ team also had a great season. They recicved the runner-up trophy in the Section 9 Championship. Moria Krivda, placing second at this meet, obtained the fastest time all year. Skiers Sandy Weed, Heather Croce, and Amice Dhus helped make the difference at the finals. Although not everyone competed competitively, this season was the result of team spirit and hard work by all. Congratulations! Abo e: Mark Ruoff. David James. Mike Mine. Rachel Hundcrfund. Eugene Ruoff. Coach dc-Groot. Rick Bum. Brett Shaw. Jcnni Alba. Erin Quinn. Rom Arcer. Moria Krivda. Amice Dhus. Chanda Butler, Larissa Knapp. Kayta Kopaskic. Jeff Smith. Scan Davis. Heather Croce. Sandy Weed. Keclin Smith, Chelsea Childers. Vickie Habcrsbcrgcrs. Soo Luckier Rachel Brownstcin, Jen Hundcrfund. Larissa Vusko, Kate Gann. 72 Top I.: Mike Jarret l op R: Cacl l.cwis. Dave Wheeler and Mike Mine Middle L: Krissy Pulco C enter: The cafeteria scene Middle R: F.nid Alexander and Bebhin Dungan Abo� e: Leah Toftc. Sarah Rhoads. Dennis Peters. Gregg DeMers. Claudia Sperber. Majory Kerzner and Kevin Divoral R: Russ Yess, Jeff Smith, Tina Cusa and Frin Quinn CLUBS Debate Club Quiz Bowl The Debate Club is entering its second season. Advisor Marge Ecton is leading the group through the intricacies of proving points and constructing a strong defense. The group goes to Model Congresses. Last year, at Arlington, both Lisa Scalzi and Sara Zackheim earned gavels for being the best speaker in committee. Sitting in the back row of the Model Senate, Rawn Salenger, with a cast on each foot, was not always the most graceful figure going up to the podium. Even so, his bill to leagalize prostitution passed. At the two Model Congesses this year, one in Ocean-side, NY, and the other in Arlington, the team hopes to top that record. Preparation for these events requires large amounts of research. The members spend lots of time in the library. As if to compensate for the hours spent at quiet study, the group sometimes does some crazy things. Once they even came to school on a teacher conference day and for their lunch break, they ate pizza, without plates or silverware, in the Library. Just don’t tell Mrs. Knapp! You won’t see Coach Mike Zimmerman pacing the sidelines or shouting encouragement to his team during a match. He can’t. The television studio where Schola-tic Match-Up is filmed must be asbsolute-ly quiet during the actual taping. It’s not that he has anything to shout about, though. New Paltz wracked up impressive scores with no trouble. Out of ten teams. New Paltz took first place in the South Division. The starting team members, Eric Kaye, Sara Zackheim, Gabe Coleman and Jeremy Heyl are well balanced, each knowing the answers to a different type of question. Team alternates. Matt Downs, Mike Ecker and Rich Nardone would score the matches. Once when only one alternate could attend. Advisor Zimmerman had to pinch-score. Practices were hours to remember. No one on the team will ever forget Ben Johnson, a blind English poet. Team members garnered nicknames depending on the type of questions they answered frequently or by their personality. The Quiz Bowl team is doing so well this season that they are contemplating getting team socks or scarves. Don’t forget to catch the team on WTZA. Top: Advisor Marge Ecton, Larissa Knapp. Cynthia Ho. Rawn Salenger. Sara Zackheim. and Karen Costa. (Not pictured: Becky Morrill. Kcclin Smith and Kate Gann.) Bottom: Advisor Mike Zimmerman. Mike Ecker. Gabe Coleman. Rich Nardone. Jeremy Heyl, Mountain Miller. Eric Kaye. Sara Zackheim and Matt Downs. 76 SADD S.G.A. Top: SADD David Brown, Dan Brownsiein, Kim Koenig. Scott Sherman, Glenn LaPolt, Keelin Smith. Kim Mapcs, Jcnni Ackcrt. Sandy Weed. Robert Wyman. Moria Krivda, Jeremy Heyl. Advisor Smith. Serena Krouse, Wanda Fast. Kim Krajieek, Sara Zackheim, Sheila Feldman and Paul O'Neil. Middle: SGA Josh Molay. Viren Pcrgadia, Eugene Ruoff, Jeff Smith. Katya Kopaskie. Robert Wyman. Glenn LaPolt, Rawn Salenger. Jim Loricchio. Derek Burnham, Eric Kaye, Scott Sherman. Larissa Knapp, Jennifer Glasgow, Jennifer Lovelace. Jeremy Heyl. Jcnni Ackcrt. Anna Sorin. Karen Costa. Denise Edcbohls, Chanda Butler, Sara Rhoads, Colleen Dippel. Flcather Croce, Fianna Fox, Lisa Kopman. Stephanie Linder, Stacy Eiscnbcrg, Camala Projansky. Jacqui DuBois. Jennifer Redmond. Sharon Bean, Bonni Schcnker. Sheila Feldman. Kathy Wright, John Bostwick. Jen Hunderrund. Claire Grandberg. Elizabeth Benjamin and Mike Hinckley. Bottom: SGA Officers Stephanie Linder. Lisa Kopman. Jeremy Heyl. Advisor Clinton. Rawn Salenger. Sheila Feldman. Robert Wyman and Glenn LaPolt. SADD stands for Students Against Driving Drunk. It tries to educate students, teachers and parents about the dangers of driving while under the influence of alcohol. To reach that objective, it sponsors an Alcohol Awareness Day in the Spring and other programs throughout the year. For the Spring-time campaign, Jennifer Lovelace designed an emblem that was left at every place setting at the Prom and Ball. It was also distributed by the florist with boutennieres, corsages and wristlets. Additionally, a traveling group performed the playlet None for the Road. In the fall, with Co-Presidents Sheila Feldman and Serena Krouse, David Brown designed a survey that was filled out by every student at the High School. The members had ‘fun' tallying the results of 600+ surveys by hand. (By the way, are there still some surveys left in the drawer of the bandroom desk?) SADD is also trying to take advantage of the Police Department’s offer to co-sponsor a dance. Advisor Robert Smith is pleased with the progress of the group. Student Government seems to be reborn this year. With a new advisor, Barbara Clinton, the group is larger and more active then ever. Besides having the tra-dional goals of sponsoring a Field Day, a school Christmas tree and a civilized lunch, this year several committees have been formed to deal with other matters. These sub-committees includes ones on Rules, chaired by Robert Wyman and Glenn LaPolt; Communications, headed by Lisa Kopman and Jamie Haskel, Tax-Exempt Status, under Jeremy Heyl; and the Calendar Committee with Wanda Fast and Jenny Ackert. These committees are working on such projects as a no-pass rule for seniors, a student court, no taxes for student organizations, changing the new policy of having unsupervised students remain in the cafeteria after school and having a student representative at School Board meetings. The meetings, held bi-weekly after school and more frequently for the individual committees are well attended. The Home Economics teacher, Marcia Stein, supplies a snack, usually peanuts, raisins and popcorn. The Student Government as a whole under President, Rawn Salenger, Vice-President Stephanie Linder. Secretary Sheila Feldman and Treasurer Jeremy Heyl are doing a fine job. 77 N.P. Singers Jazz Ensemble A voluntary, selective choral group, the New Paltz Singers are small and can travel easily. They learn, in addition to all of the music sung by the Concert Choir, four or five extra pieces per season which they perform almost anywhere. The music ranges from fifteenth century classical french pieces to songs by the Manhattan Transfer. This past season, the Singers had several shows. At the 1986 Spring Concert, they sang “We Go Together from Grease. Everyone, including Director Kent Weaver, surprised the audiance by wearing sunglasses. They also had one noteworthy concert outdoors for the tree-lighting ceremony at Simmons Plaza. They sang “Jolly Old Saint Nicholas” four times. It was so cold that the brass instruments that were supposed to accompany them froze and became unplayable. Besides a brass ensemble, the group used various accompaniment styles. Some numbers are done unaccompanied or a cappella. Others are done more traditionally with a piano. For others, the Singers call upon Eric Wilson with his drum set, guitarist Jeff Kirn and bass player Carlo DeRosa. The New Paltz Singers is a general allpurpose choral group. The Jazz Ensemble at New Paltz High School is composed of students who wish to have fun while learning about a different style of music. Many of the improviza-tional solos, unusual arrangements and peculiar rhythms that the group uses simply cannot be done in a concert band setting. Bill Hills, David Brown, Eric Wilson, Jeff Kirn, Carlo DeRosa and Scott Rutulante all played solos in various songs. The group has fun practicing. They go over such tunes as Satin Doll, Ain’t She Sweet and a wonderful version of When the Saints Go Marching In, where the entire group sings two of the song's verses. The other half of their repetoire is fleshed out with music written for jazz bands by Jay Chattaway and Neil Hefti. Being a jazz ensemble, the group has no standard uniforms. Instead, everyone wears brightly colored suspenders over white shirts. During some numbers, the group wears styrofoam ‘straw’ hats with red, white and blue hatbands. The group plays several gigs each year, including Spring Concert and Field Day. The director, Otto Grassel, says that thanks to a strong rhythm section, this group is one of the best ever. 78 Top: Director Kent Weaver. Adam Fractenbcrg, Ed Mesic, John Truaffcr, Cynthia Ho. Denise Edcbohls. Sarah Rhoads, Marjory Kcrzner, David Brown. Mike Ecker, Kristen Mesic, Sara Zackheim, Valeric Morrissey. Jennifer Gray, Malt Downs. Gabe Coleman. Jill Stratton, Lisa Tung. Jen Hundcrfund. Kcclin Smith. Tammy Mesic, Wanda Fast, Dennis Peters, Robert Fuller and Gregg DeMers. Bottom: Denise Edebohls, Cynthia Ho. Director Otto Grassel. Ben Juengst. Karen Primm, John Trauffer. Matt Downs, Mike Ecker, Karl Brunjes. David Brown. Sara Zackheim, Jeff Kirn. Eric Wilson. Carlo DeRosa. Adam Fractenbcrg. Valerie Morrissey, Scott Rutulante. Bill Hills and Neil Cotton. (Not pictured: Edgar Walker.) Marching Band Abote: Rawn Salcngcr. Neil Colton. John Bostwick. Adam Fractenberg, David Brown. Mike Ecker. Rom Arccri. David Hicks. Jcnn Gray. Ed Mcsic. Carlo DeRosa. Regina Reitz. Bridget Finkenaur. Bill Hills. Ben Juengst. Rachel Hunderfund. Matt Downs. Jill Stratton. Kristen Mesic. Sandy Valenti, Diane Blake. Edgar Walker, Scott Faulkner. Chris Rand. Dan Schneider. Scott Rutulantc. Eric Wilson. John Trauffer. Sharon Bean. Robbie Fuller. Katy Scaholm, Alyson Sloan. Karen Primm, Sara Zackhcim. Kathy Brown. Cynthia Ho. Valeric Morrisey, Karen Costa. Norma Nelson, Mara Lavergneau. Mara Schneider. Michele Tung. Abbey Roth, Claire Grandberg. Vic Izzo. Lisa Tung. Becky Morrill. Jennifer Hunderfund. Christy Izzo. Tammy Mesic. Debbie Kent and Drum Majorettes Keclin Smith and Kath Wright. The 1986 Marching Band had a very busy season. The band plays at all of the home football games as well as the annual game between New Paltz and Highland at Dietz Stadium. In just a few short weeks, . the group had to prepare a halftime show for the field dedication. This isn’t to say that their practices weren’t fun. It wasn’t unusual to see members order out for pizza when they weren’t playing. For their halftime show, the band played a variety of favorites from the fifties and sixties. Some included Barbara Ann, Wipe Out, California Dreaming and Land of a Thousand Dances. During the show, the low brass got to do a little dance while playing. Besides that, there were many more difficult moves that the band had to do. The music the band made filled the football field with excitement and entertainment. Here's to an excellent season. 79 Chess Lighting Chess, a game of strategy, requires many hours of practice. The Chess Club meets every Thursday to give aspiring players a chance to use new moves. Advisor Eric Bruns and President Jamie Waines hope to have the club competing in League play soon. Stage lighting is very important. Without the proper illumination, concerts and plays become nothing but shadowy figures moving about the stage. The Lighting Club is responsible for properly lighting all major functions at the High School. The Club does the lighting for the Spring and Winter Concerts, the Music Department Production, assemblies and for a few outside groups, such as the local dance company. Before each show, most of the lights have to be refocused, refiltered or repaired. The members crawl across the top of the auditorium ceiling and ever so carefully make the necessary adjustments. Spot lights from the back of the room arc also put in place. Despite the goofs and blunders made at dress rehearsals, the shows always seem to come out fine thanks to the hard work of the Club. Besides helping school organizations with their productions, these students are also learning the rudiments of stage lighting. There’s a lot more to lighting than meets the eye! Top: Dan Roscngartcn. Michael Eckcr, Richard Nardone. Advisor Eric Bruns. (Not pictured: Dennis Peters. Jaime Waines and Daniel Schneider.) Bottom: Chuck Jansen. Bill Hills, Rich Nardone and Michael Ecker. (Not pictured: David Brown and Karl Brunjes.) Art Club Drama Club Students who enjoy creating and appreciating art can join the Art Club. Students have a chance to work on individual portfolios, attend art exhibits, and prepare displays. This year, with the support of Advisor Fran Sutherland, the club has gone to Storm King Art Center and plans to go on other trips in the future. At school, the Art Club is the group responsible for filling the exhibit cases next to the Nurse’s Office and the Library with either sculptures or drawings. For both the Spring and Winter Concerts, the Art Club displays student work samples on folding partitions. The Club also generally raises awareness of the talent of local artists in the region and helps students prepare for further studies. Art, in all of its many forms, shows the beauty of life and the preciousness of time. The Drama Club, directed by Gerard Gretzinger, produced a outstanding performance of The Prisioner of Second A venue. The Neil Simon comedy had a limited cast. Kathy Brown was the female lead; Gabe Coleman was the male lead. Supporting cast members were Simon Baran-off, Erin Quinn, Nicki Peone and Melissa Logan. The play was set in New York City. The sets were constructed by Chris Mano with the help of Josh Molay. Many other people helped out. Denise Edebohls was the stage maneger, Jenn Grey sold tickets and Jennifer Hunderfund, Matt Downs and Kate Gann were ushers. We hope that next year’s production is better attended because the enormous amounts of time, effort, and energy expended deserve greater recognition. Top: Jennifer Lovelace, Jennifer Glasgow, Phoebe Avery, Lisa Tung. Advisor Fran Sutherland. Michelle Wicst. Bevin Dungan, Enid Alexander and Larisa Yuslto. Bottom: Melissa Logan. Denise Edebohls. Jenn Grey, Elizabeth Benjamin. Erin Quinn. Gabe Coleman. Kathy Brown and Sarah Rhodes. (Not pictured: Advisor Gerard Gretzinger.) Honor Society The New Paltz Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized during the 1948-1949 school year. Ten students were inducted on May 19, 1949. The high ideals of the Honor Society have been upheld in our school for the past thirty-eight years. Members can be found actively involved in many organizations. With goals of service, scholarship, character and leadership. Advisor Vivian Benenati and the officers work for the betterment of the Society. This year is the first year the Society is operating under a new set of By-laws. Sara Zackheim, Cynthia Ho and Larissa Knapp revised a hopelessly outdated set from 1962 and submitted them for approval to the entire Society, where they passed by a large margin. The Society is selling maroon kazoos to raise funds. The Honor Society also sponsored a Pajama Dance and had several of its members ride in the American Cancer Society's Bike-a-thon. Last year’s benefit show for the Akwasanse Freedom School was also a large sucess, and the Society hopes to do as well in the future. Committees have been set up to deal with in-school programs. Last year the Induction Chairman was Dennis Peters, who organized the ceremony. This year, Sara Zackheim is the Tutoring Chairman, matching tutors and students. Cynthia Ho is the chair of the Shadow Program, in which students follow professionals during the course of a workday to determine whether or not they like that career. Top: Helen Harvilchuck. Elizabeth Hoag. Jennifer Glasgow. Amy Healon. Mike Eckcr. Eric Kaye. David Brown. Neil Cotlon. Dan Roscngartcn. Dave Wheeler, Viren Pergaudia. Derek Burnham. James Finkenaur. Rob Wyman, Jeff Kirn. Scott Sherman, John Trauffer, Leah Toftc. Marjory Kerzncr. Jim Loricchio, Rawn Salengcr. Serena Krouse. Lisa Kopman. Sheila Feldman. Bonni Schenkcr. Lauren Rooney. Regina DuBois. Heather Gordon, Kristen Masson, Denise Edcbohls, Kim Fredericks, Anna Sorin, Mike Hinckley. Sarah Rhoads. Stephanie Linder. Jeremy Heyl. Sara Zackheim. Lisa Tung. Keelin Smith. Jennifer Ackert. Eugene Ruoff. Dennis Peters. Wanda Fast. Kathy Wright, Katya Kopaskie. Cynthia Ho, Gabc Coleman and Sharon Bean. (Note: Oliver Spencer. Rob Wyman, and Scott Sherman are not members of the Society.) (Not pictured: Shannon Brown. Leslie Profita, Rhett Weires. Sara Zuckerman, Larissa Knapp. Kate Gann. Wendy Geuss, Samantha Gruber. Amy Heaton. Debbie Kent. Jeff Kirn, Kim Koenig. Becky Morrill, Claudia Sperbcr and Advisor Vivian Benenati.) Bottom: Advisor Vivian Benenati: Secretary Serena Krouse: Tutoring Committee Chairman Sara Zackheim: President Sharon Bean; Treasurer Rawn Salcnger and Vice-President Kathy Wright. 82 French Club Tuba Christmas The French Club promotes the most romantic of the romantic languages. With the help of Advisors Denise Huede and Eileen Faulkner, students delve into French culture. They try to place French foreign exchange students in area homes to create better understanding of the two cultures. The Club also holds its infamous Crepe Party every year. Students get a chance to fry their own crepes and choose their own toppings. This year they had a choice of vanilla or chocolate ice cream, strawberries, cream, whipped cream or jelly. Even though the group made a shambles of the Home Economics room, evryone agreed that the results were worthwhile. Each year, the Sunday before Christmas, a group of hardy souls travel to Rockefeller Center in New York City to perform in TubaChristmas. They are part of a nation-wide organization to make people more aware of the beauty of the lower brass instruments. With a group from Walkill, the tubists, baritonists, and pseudo-tubists, go to the City. The rehearsal occurs in a parking gar-gage. After a through run through of twenty carols and Come Sweet Death, in memory of Alec Wilder, the group goes to the ice skating rink with over four hundred others. The proficiency level of the group ranges from beginner to professional, but Conductor Harvey Phillips manages to create a warm sound. The concert is always well-attended with people lined up over ten deep to hear the brass choir. It is also a media event, complete with television personalities. (This year, Robbie Fuller got a close-up on channel 5.) “The real thrill of playing in TubaCh-ristmas,” claims one participant, “is going to New York and getting hot pretzels.” But he quickly adds that he “can't wait to go again next year - it's my only chance to see more than five other people playing my instrument at the same time.” Top: Josh Molay. Karl Mattsen. Scott Faulkner. Chris Rand. Kim Mapes, Barbara Pishkur. Antoinette Ribisi. Chanda Butler. Raffacla Tantillo, Elizabeth Benjamin. Bridget Finkcnaur, Stacy Eisenberg. Collen Dippel. Susanne Costa. Jorinda Nardone, Kim Purdy. Diane Elliott, Advisor Eileen Faulkner. Missy VanTine. Nina Gaskin. Hanna Fox, Jennie Alba. Becky Thorpe. Rachel Moriello, Kim Krajicek, Camala Projansky. Abbey Roth. Advisor Denise Huede. Liz Hoag, Claire Grandcnbcrg. Michehc Tung. Allison Raleigh and Faith Sludanowski Bottom: Scott Rutulante, Coordinator Otto Grassel, Sara Zackheim, Kent Weaver. Robbie Fuller. Matt Downs. Mike Ecker. Bill Hill. David Brown and Valerie Morrissey. 83 Making a permanent record of the school year is a challenging job. The staff of the HUGUENOT worked truly as a team under the direction of Craig Kapilow. Advisor, who provided pep talks, new ideas, and refreshments. The dedication of the production team of the yearbook can be demonstrated in their long hours spent on advertising, photography, copy writing, and layout design. Deadlines were tough to meet, but the staff struggled through. It seemed that every deadline was prececdcd by a snow day. The first copy met requirements for receiving the Pica Award given by Jostens Printing and Publishing. Many friendships were made and old ones strengthened. Being on the staff was a valuable experience for all involved. There arc several people who were instrumental in the development of this book. They were Shannon Brown. Colleen Dippcl. Matt Downs. Bridget Finken-aur. Theresa Greco. Jeremy Heyl. Serena Krousc. Michele Tung. Kathy Wright, and Sara Zackhcim. Equally as important was the support displayed by the administration, faculty, and student body. As a result of your support, this book was a success. Yearbook! Top: Jeremy Heyl. Monica Elliot. Lisa Kaye. Jennifer Whilden. Chelsea Childres, Lisa Kopman. Hanna Fox, Kathy Wright. Bonni Schcnkcr. Susanne Costa. Sandy Weed, Teresa Greco, Matt Downs, Collcn Dippcl. Bridget Finkenaur. Michele Tung. Rebecca Heyl, Serena Krousc. Erin Quinn. Sara Zackhcim. Becky Thorpe and Moira Krivda. Middle L: Shannon Brown Center Serena Krousc Middle R: Craig Kapilow Abote L: Sara Zackhcim Abo%e R: Michele Tung R: Matt Downs 84 School Life 85 Fashion The fashion of 1987 brings a couple of things to mind: silver shoes, bulky shaker knits, western boots, hoops on the ears and 501 blues, to name a few. This list might make 1987 seem so trendy, but wait a minute, let’s not get the wrong idea. Our style deserves more credit than that. Perhaps we don’t belong in Vogue but New Paltz High School does have a unique flair. Some of us are conservative in dress, some a little looser, and then we have the outrageous! But do remember -each of us have our own little niche. Here’s looking at you kid! Top: Helen Harvilchuck and Niki George -ponytailed twins. Middle L: Enid Alexander - a girl with flair! Center: Susanah Applcbaum, Rachel Brownstein. Ilya Veil and Cletus Witte. Middle R: Mike Bonagura sports a close shaved haircut. Above: A penny for your thoughts! R: Reeboks are a step foreward. 86 dreams | v? Gorbachev the year of the screw-up Raunchy raps and blaring beats make the Beastie Boys into one of rock's hottest new acts C The U.S. easily recaptures the America’s Cup £ Twelve Are Indicted in Howard Beach What do students want? The China Syndrome Ifn un insane inutrdv that e 52 ; The university at 350. Harvard Grows Ui !i m Human Rights In Nicaragua ,_______ World Series ESSET irtM ™ Tltepopr'.mtary: The United States stages a rapid fall for the dollar no Steve Win wood Burk m thr Hiftfx Lifr The Vatican Cracks Down I Testing, Testing The Dirt on Pornography :rar- AMNESTY SAFE TKENAffl PARTIES vtlU«k to CUK� (ANCS AIUn. I HI too 1 cold and Ed Mc� -A For God's Sake Coke Kills DRUG CRISIS miRs Life Of The Parties Living In New Paltz Imerica Gets How to Talk About Sex Leads To Drinking Homecoming Dance Junior Attendants- Niki George and Jon Richardson Queen and King- Sharon Bean and Cullen Burda Sophomore Attendants- Rachel Lasher and David Rcchcn Freshman Attendants- Karen Bonita and Jimmy Gardner 88 Top I.: I .cl ihc music play Top R: Dancing the night away. bo� e L: The Juniors admire their goodies. Middle R: Twisting and Shouting. The Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the cheerleaders, was well attccndcd as usual. Everyone was anxious to sec the Homecoming King, Queen and attendants crowned. Mrs. Ru-tulante announced the results. Queen Sharon Bean, King Cullen Burda; and the attendants: Nancy Solaas and Gleen LaPolt for the senior class; Niki George and James Gardner for the junior class, Rachel Lasher and David Rechcn for the sophomore class, and Karen Bonita and James Gardner for the freshman class were crowned. After much fun. dancing and merriment, the dance broke up so that everyone could attend the Homecoming Game the next day. (By the way. New Paltz trounced Walkill to make Homecoming Weekend more perfect.) Halloween Dance The Senior Class called all witches, ghosts and goblins to their Halloween Dance. The call worked; over half of the school attended. The success of the dance can be attributed to the hard work of the officers, most noteably Derek Burnham. The judges of the costume contest were the officers of the Senior Class. Pope John Vett placed third. Second place was awarded to Jeff Smith for his portrayal of a schitzophrenic. He was half nerd half punk rocker. Chris Stankus garnered first as a member of the rock group Motley Crue. The dance devilishly delighted dare-doers. Abo e: Chanda Butler transforms herself into a jeanic. Top 1«: Tonya Alston. Yama Aulet. Ruth Anderson. Vclaho Jenkins and Savitri Brightficld share a smile Top R: Oliver Spencer and Eric Barbicri arc out to protect the world from evil. R: Military doctor Naomi Fricdland. Greek Kcclin Smith and Devil Kale Gann prove that clothes don’t make the person. Above: His Holiness, John Veil. Top: Randy McCrory and Hanna Fox arc the Beauty and the Beast. L: Jeff Smith can't decide who he is. Far L: Chris Stanleys and Sheila Feldman arc caught between dances. Top L: The masked creature. Bobby Knoth attacks the innocent Pippi Longslocking. Jennifer Dodd. 91 Lil’ Abner The Music Department Production for 1986 was an unqualified sucess. Everyone enjoyed working on costumes, scenery, lines and, of course, music. The result of three months of hard work was Lil'Abner. directed by Mr. Kent Weaver. There were a few glitches. During a rehearsal, lead Robbie Fuller tripped running off stage during the Sadie Hawkins Day Ballet. His resulting injury required four stitches. Michael Ecker who was supposed to play one of the main characters. Earthquake McGoon, fell and injured his knee a week before opening night. Karl Brunjes stepped in on short notice to take his place. Also, during one production, a glass broke on stage. (And that’s not even counting the dress rehearsal where the cast did three scenes out of order.) Nevertheless, the show played to full houses both nights and got a good reception. A small pit band provided the musical accompaniment. It had to learn the entire score in less than a month. It did an admirable job, considering the fact that many instrumentalists also had parts in the play. Some people were especially good, including Matt Downs as Senator Jack S. Phogbound, Gabriel Coleman at Marryin’ Sam, Robbie Fuller as Abner Yokum and Valerie Morrisey as Daisy Mae. The hero of the day, however, was not there in the flesh. There in plaster, thanks to the Art Department, was General Jubilation T. Cornpone. Top L: Becky Morrill and Jack Hidcl were the ever fueding Mammy and Pappy Yokum Top: Robbie Fuller and Valeric Morrissey were the young couple in love Bottom: The gals of Dog Patch: Collcn Dippel. Nina Gaskin. Tammy Mesic. Rachel Moriello. Bridget Finkcnaur, Jcnn Gray. Kathy Brown. Kate Gann. Karen Costa, Heidi Tansosch. Kristen Mesic. Becky Morrill. Susan DcWitt. Sarah Rhoads, Kcciin Smith. Katy Seaholm, Jill Stratton. Kathy Wright. Tracy Kane, Erika Bloch. Wanda Fast. Denise Edcbohls. Marjory Kcr ncr and Leah Toftc. Top: The Jubilation T. Cornpone Memorial Dawg Patch Orkestra - Jeff Kirn. Jesse Rosen. Maestro Otto Grasscl, Becky Wcxlcr, Erika Bloch. Eric Wilson. John Trauffer. Lisa Tung, Scott Rutulantc. Bill Hills. Sara Zackhcim. David Brown. Neil Cotton and Cynthia Ho with Debbie Kent. Middle Center: David Brown was General Bullmoose in an offical medical WWII uniform of Mr. Weaver’s father. Center: Director Kent Weaver put the whole show together. Abote: The guys of Dog Patch: Karl Brunjcs. Malt Downs. Christopher Strang. Karl Mattscn. Jack Hidle. Robbie Fuller. Bobby Knoth. Kevin Divoral, John Truaffcr. Nando Schrippa. Mike Salerno, Robert Lucchcsi. Gabc Coleman. Brad Nacc. David Brown and Daniel Schneider Top R: Jeff Kirn and Jesse Rosen-two Dawg Patch musicians. R Middle L: Gabc Coleman had to age forty years to play Marrin' Sam. R Middle R: Maestro Otto Grassel prepares to start the on stage pit band R: Karl Brunjes (Earthquake McGoon), Jubilation T. Cornpone, and Bobby Knoth (Mayor Dogmeat) pose for an offical portrait. Floyd Patterson Field Dedication On September 20, 1986 the football field at the high school was dedicated in honor of Floyd Patterson, an Olympic Gold medalist in boxing. Mr. Patterson, who lives in the area, has made large contributions to local youth programs and is considered an excellent role model for young athletes. Students look forward to using the field for many years to come. Top: High school students line the field. Middle: Denise Edcbohls leads the future athletes, not in Duzine School to the ceremony. Abote: The Champ-Floyd Patterson!! R: Dr. Lee Wilson. Floyd Patterson and Board member Barbara Santoro relax after the dedication. Top R: Jane Puglisi and Nancy Solaas escort Floyd Patterson to his place of honor. 94 Car Wash All car washes end up in the same manner, soggy, from hose fights (when business is slow), clean, from the soap used, and profitable. Attracting business is always a problem. Groups advertise in school, on bulletin boards around town and on the scene. A tried and true technique is sending the females out, to try to stop cars with their feminine wiles. It didn't always work, though. At least until they recover from their colds, most participants will not forget teh Saturdays they spent in the parking lot of the Highland National Bank. Top I.: Malt Nathc gels into some heavy suds. Top Middle: Yes. Stcph Linder, soapy sponges can be squeezed to make a mess Top R: A car wash vetran, Sheila Feldman comes prepared for sun or manmade rain Above L: Derek Burnham shows the dirt who's boss. C enter: Neil Cotton seems to have ‘mist’ the point of the car wash. Above Middle: It looks like Mark Penzato and Bill Dcitz have remembered to put the top of their convertablc up before having it washed. Middle R: Another satisfied customer, Eric Baricri drives away in his newly clean pick-up truck R: Susannc Costa and Teresa Greco • Advertising never hurt - especially when cars are stopped at the light. Winter Good things come to those who wait. When the Winter Concert was postponed from a Thursday to a Monday because of a storm, the audiancc did not mind. They came en masse and were treated to a superb program. Even before the formal begining of the show, music rewsounded in the halls. A quartet. Michael Ecker, Matt Downs, Sara Zackhcim and Robbie Fuller, played Tuba Christmas music in the Lobby. And that was only the beginning of the evening! First was the band, with a mixture of holiday songs, pieces for band and classical works that have been transcribed. Jared Spears's Scenario opened the formal concert. They played A Christmas Festival by Leroy Anderson, along with A Euro-perean Christmas and A Chanukah Triptych. One piece, Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring featured an antiphynal brass choir in the orchestra pit. The next group to perform was the New Paltz Singers. They also sang a variety of songs. With a solo by Michael Ecker and accompanied by Carlo DeRosa, Eric Wilson and Jeff Kirn, they sang Java Jive. Cynthia Ho accompanied Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire. Two traditional songs dating from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries were also included on the program. The full Concert Choir closed the evening. The first two songs were done with a small brass ensemble of Karl Brunjes, Scott Rutulante, Neil Cotten and Sara Zackheim. From Benjamin Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols, the choir did A Boy Was Born. Valerie Morrissey had a solo recitative, and the Singers performed the trio of a Mendelssohn piece with three movements. On a jubilant note, the show closed with Let It Snow, accompamied by John Truaffer and Good Ale. After the concert, everyone was invited to the cafeteria for a reception. The concert, ushering in the Winter Recess, was a good finish for several months of hard work. Top I,: Neil Cotton, Ben Jucngst, Vick Izzo, and Rachel Hundcrfund- sliding away. Top R: Debbie Kent plays a tunc on her bassoon. Middle: The New Paltz High School Band . Bottom: and Choir I.: Valeric Morrissey sang a recitative. Top L:Takc a bow. Mr. Grasscl. Top Middle: The New Pali Singers stand singing on stage. Bottom: Matt Downs. Michael Eckcr. Sara Zackhcim and Robbie Fuller form a quartet in the lobby Middle R: Kcclin Smith and Regina Reitz arc waiting for a cue Bottom L: Presenting .... Cynthia Ho and her magic fingers. Top L: Rachel Silverman and Kirtsi Rokjer. Top R: Josh Molay Middle L: Steve Bonita. Kim Garman and Matt Downs Middle R: Stephanie Nace, Desiree Fanclli, Naomi Bregman and Tammy Commerford. R: Russel Yess. Mike Alessi. Jeff Simerson, Mrs. Marcia Stein and Charles Aube. 98 SENIORS Michael Alessi To Mike, Sieve. Charlie, and Russ slay out of trouble and good luck in the future. To all my good teachers its been nice being in class with you. and to all my bad teachers •? a • ! a • To my honey I leave you lots of love and I hope all of your dreams come true, (as long as I’m included) I love you forever! ■ Stacy Boice Michacl-Thanks for the support. I love you. I finally made it-Mom. Dad, Mary lhanksfor the push I love you all it was hard, but I made it. D.B.-behave remeber we’re watching. L.C.-you arc a great friend, good luck TK-Kccp fat butt in line, + watch DB for me. Kay. Ew Mon is always watching so. behave. Mrs. B-your great thanks for caring. Mr. Cat-il was hard but. worth it you taught me alot, thanks. Michacl-now we can be together love. Georgiana Banas “One docs not need the light of galaxies afar-if one may have the constant light of a single star- Renee thanks for being a friend, best of luck and in lOyrs. we’ll taka a cruise and laugh! Colleen thanks for all the fun! KC slop laughing and don't look at me! Joe I leave NPHS and to George C. I leave my brothers. I can't believe it’s finally over! Charles Aube Doreen Bolde DM a best friend a person could ever have! Thanks for everything! Holland. Lylas. BFF. TK best of luck with PK BB I leave the upstairs bathroom fifth period. SB MS a happy married life. Bertha have you seen the boggic man? Hi Herb. Emmalou pow in the nose. To the rest of my friends: good luck in everything! Madonna-it's been a Holiday”. Kingston here I come. To-Mom and Dad thanx for everything. Chris Aulet Thuy Bonagura Kimmic and Anna- a great senior year Lori-Marlboro man and Buffalo Tony-what’s up. CK and working at the pool Mr. Ackcrt-my confidence Scott-hi thigh l.ou-atomic bomb drill Bcck-you know who Shcila-my middle name Kim and Jcnnic-Boccy Kimmic-Michacl HF. JA. MV, SB. MB-enjoy your last 2 yrs. at NPHS SB BT. JP. NS. LK. MW. SF. DB. SC. TG-best of luck and lots of love Tina 0-1 11 beat you this yr in softball, partying and “intense’’ William Bowers To Laura Boehm I leave all the great limes and my love. To Ricky S. Billy D. Matt C. the wild times at High Falls to Dina I leave our friendship and the best of life. To Scan all the good times we had camping. To Chuck all the parties and road trips. To Kristen I hope to see you while I’m in college. To Heather C. alot of laughs and a great friendship. It's been great knowing all of you guys. To the class of 87 good luck and good buy. 100 Sharon Bean To Stcph-world peace. I love you. My brother Derek-4 great years in high-school especially in soccer. Hcathcr-A new rug cvcrylimc you clean your room. GC-2 +2 4 CR-luv ya. KW.sf-you’rc great, luv ya Aimcc-tca + crumpets DB-y you're awesome SZ-luv ya KD-ski lift BS-our great late night talks NC-my love JH. JP. JL-3 amigos HH. HF, CD. JA-happiness during highschool DP-Junc 5 Luvtrcc-Will you marry me? Steph-yes. we do have bananas! David Brown “You can't trust your eyes if your imagination is out of focus ... OK Here we go ... I give: Karen- the best blue and my thanks; Cynthia- magic and bubbles; Becky- a hymn of peace; Val- extra drool; Mr. G.- all his instruments; Bill- five smiles; Scott- “lots of sharps ; Mr .- the blizzard; Mikc-octanc; Mr W - fewer sectionals; Bob-whatever floats your boat; Dick- good brakes. Every body else- a free ride . . Erie Barbieri I leave my best tic to Phil. Oliver-1 leave my stereo + speakers. To Paul: I leave all my stickers. Rob, Glen + Scott: a place in Esopus. To the right side of the line, I leave my cleats! To Rick + Bill. Mark, I leave a night at the mountain: To Mike, an installed stereo. Cull, my favorite basketball: C acl I leave you a Ford Truck: To BC-This Buds for for you: To Jammer. I leave all my Twisted Sister tapes: The football team I leave Iron Maiden Live After Death Kristen Barry Schmata five thanks so much for being there we've really got alot to be proud of NS my own personal Dr. Ruth youve been a super friend thanks TF I leave you a rount + a ride home I love you kid TS I leave you a dented car door + the strength to push my car to town You foxyladies in the corner of the cafe I leave you a bag of new zippers RW SS remember bowling? Thanks for listening Tommy youll always have your Mikki I love you! Patrick Brenner To all my friends I leave a 6-pack. To Karolinc I leave my feelings. To Kathy I leave all the good limes we had together To Anne I leave anything she wants. To Joe I leave all of California. To everyone not accounted for I leave! To Mr. Ford I leave the mornings Deborah Brodsky To Butch- I leave you all of the great times we’ve had together. I love you! To Emma l.ou- Fridays, another prom party, and a slop sign ho hum. You've been a great friend. Thanks! To Short-ic- the boy's locker room and a chemistry lab that works. You're a good friend and I wish you the best of luck in the future. To Dor- Madonna and a unieorn. To K ith- an electric blanket To S.V.- a pair of roller skates. Scott Beatty to Keg-watering hole; Reu Mike-HHS. paint remover; Moira + Sandy-Capri; goodlimcs; Bubba-goodlimcs to come, my respect. Beatty pride; To E-al43. xit. Hey Dick!; to Regina-a footrest; to Sharon + Molly-a contest; to SharonB-Hyslcrical laughter; to ChrisG-Hi Honey; To Coach Craig-+ Freer, Cheech. George. Matter-thanks for your direction, influence, friendship; MickyD-a Saturday night walk; To NP Hookin Crcw-Ncpal a couple game brawls Shannon Brown Everyong has their own El Guapo! To T-ham + icet Suc-your so critical Jay half the rock Jen + Han camping with a machete Mo + Sand a short cut thru the orchard Bon-makcup sessions + our sing alongs Christo-a grizziy DB+RW-miss you! Ollie a pair of socks, gossip-fa big hug TB-A pack of gum Mel + Kim the good times to come Beck “Where's the limo! . some of the sheet our parents gossip sessions friends forever! To all my friends luv-+ luck Oh Fabulous! Daniel Brownstein Cullen Burda I know I'll never lose affection for people and things that went before, I know I’ll often stop and think about them, in my life I love you all. Rach-rcmcmbcr I'll always be here for you Mikc-you'rc my brother-together we stand divided we fall. Ti Kat Re-Jeff Soo Eugc: make love all day long make love singing songs. Obla di olba da life goes on! Sheilas a punk. I'm the egg man soup is good food peace Jaime-nothing: tthppt! auggah! also Yeehaw! Anne Marie Copeland Karl Brunjes l-Karl Brunjes-bequeath the following: to DP. DS+ RF-l 3 bottle vodka each + I escape ladder outside the hotel rm. SR-a good looking trumpet teacher. EW + EM-Wonder Rhin-o + the PRR DP-NL. NO + 3P S and you're in business. Bll-a real sax. DR-last years picks RN-put it on my account; live long and prosper (ha) ME-a 300 game + a tow truck. VM-“I claims in marriage ... “Mr. G-Diverti-mento. CR-honorable mention. To the music dpt.-Von Klcmmcr. KS-all my .. . . . ! Fini Kate Copeland All things being equal, intensity is the factor. To the basketball team I leave heartache and stress. To Sheila I leave my love. To Susie, the best friend I ever had. I leave combat boots, bubble-bath and ccstacy. To Mike Joes and the school dances. To Ollic, xmass vacation. To SB I leave recruiters during economics. To Moria I leave a wanning sunset: and to all my friends who didn't come to mind while I was writing this I leave memories. Karen Costa The difference between us is blue. PD-heyug! Bang! F+F. Idol-asacrificc . . . What do you do when ? Asst-a snook in a BC Let it snow! Jll-laidbwana. AR a PD. KS-whitewash! KCi-How do you kill a duck? DB-blue skies. Little Bro-oats RII-nonconformistism NF-frccdonv RF-a nagging wife. Mrs C BC-tangy. The 4 m’s-best friends. East your cereal! Quack! Twin-friendship. Senior class-open minds. Peg-see you in Europe. CD-starving Casey’s love. 102 Derek Burnham The door to the future is wailing. Its up to you to take the first step To Neil, Rhctl, Ollie, Cullen. Jim. Paul. Den. John. I thank you for the great memories and wish you the best of luck. Sharon. Shan. Susanne. Aim. Slcph. Sheila. Cathy, T, Lou, Becky, I’m going to miss you! To the NP basketball team: Good luck! To the senior class of '87 We did it all! To the New Pall High School staff-1 commend you and say good-bye Susanne Costa To TG-a camera, orcos. and toxic bun. to TB-Thank you. you’re sweet, to K W I leave WB. to CD. HF, and JA-mcm-orics. to RM-good luck, be good (ha) to RT and BS- ladies night, to SB- “I just want to point out this little flaw’’, to BS-potato vodka and a hike on 299. to RT-frcnch. the greenhouse, parties at 115 Guilford, and summer nights with Brad or. to MK-a fishtank, a bottle of DP. B BP. and a walk on the moon. Matlhcw-memorics. you're special. and I love you C helsea Childres Lillian Colon Scrump! OhRachcl. whutafinc timcwc-’vchad Oh Aggie. Michcllcwc tried, don't forget the good limes. Ccci How-much gasdidwe use? Leigh I couldn’th-avc survivedw outU! Thanks for the grcattalks Sam + Michelle. Ari + Anu-Good luck-Kathy + Barbara, never-Icarncd Nomuch! MikcNomattcr what remember theletters. stillluvU. Hey-Saugcrties Nol didn't couldnt forget! JoannDid I reallybarf for2hrs? l.gh-IbcillenDad youreaRieh Shnoz-but youdid leach mealot 4- Idoluvyou! Peace. Love Whcalgcrm!!!!!! Neil C otton “All the animals excepting man know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it.” Kathy. Thanks for all the good times we have shared together. I love you. To all my friends, you arc really, cool Jason Coddington “Livin the Life” NPHS I leave memories. to Dipp I leave many empty cases and a few full. Tony Jay Ncpalc. To mmy good luck with RVI, Jennifer a real hair cut. to Rich Kcnibilism and a can of mouse. Big John I leave a Plutarch Parly. To Little Rich a few baggies. Sis alot of good times, and Jimmy I leave you my RAM BO techniques, unless I fail LATER NPHS. O-Ycah to Bill I leave my flask and many wild ski trips . . . Robert Countryman Christine my heart and soul arc yours forever I will love love you forever 5 l6 H5-l-To Sohail lifelong buddies: I conecrt ticket, new glasses I dinner Kim T happiness in everything you do Rob P you made it buddy! make it last To my sister I leave happiness. 2yrs to go. and my room To Bill a ride to school. Scan Bill Give cm hell! Buddy a clean party Mr Catlabiani I teacher! To my friends SA. TA. JV. JW, MD. RF. DS. SB. DB. JH. Adious NPMigh CiS 6 inches To Miss Harkavcyllcavc MySinccrc LovcandThanks ToMr.Salengcr I lea-vemy WarmcsiThanks. ToAnnMaric-Copland ILcaveMy LoveMyMyhclp-ing handand my Swatch. To PatBrcnnerl IcavcAKiss Hug To-BillDict l Icavca greatBigKiss Bccau-schc has pretty eyes. ToTracy I Ica-veawarmLaugh ToMorriccCopeland Heave aKiss + allug. ToKimMorganl-Icavc thcMemoryof Deices. ToMr-Ford + Miss Hacked Icavcthc Horsc-chipsacross the street. Tocvcryoncclsc Good Luck! Anthony Crain To my First enemy and oldest friend Kevin-An apple with a crossbow To John .cn. women a case of beer in one night To Ilya-Anything that will make him grow up get a life of his own. To Jason-Fordskly. Hermfly. etc to Tammy-I hope we will read this together To Chelsea-Scrump and a spinning ring To Mikc-Thc desire to go out and party To Peggy-The nightengale voice of a phone operator To Buddy a new house. Wayne Cooper To RSG Productions I leave a wild parly and a trashed house. To Mike “Eric” I leave a case of Michclob. To Russ Kenny and some more friends I leave wild dances and ski trips. To the rest of my friends. ANT. SH. PD. KC. RC. RF and almost the rest of the senior class. I leave all the memories of all the fun we had over all the years. ■ ivuiaava v. • wvt Poopsy-snoopsy: NIL Beach. . Bax-tcr-l Love You. Babvcakes-men-win-dows -Best Friends Forever. Sand-HRT Francc- Thanks Aim-Eggs RW-ILuvU. Bon-a pec swim. Moira-Wigs. Teeth-A GREAT lovemaking affair. DD-Acar. Dad-the best talk-s ycs-girls spit-I'll miss you Mr Zim-messy HWY Art-the best ever. To all my friends I leave an everlasting friendship because I’ll always be true to all of you' BYE NPHS! And Jen-You’ll make it!! Jennifer Decker Tina Cusa “Is everything we sec or seems but a dream within a dream?” To Katya-I love you what else? Be Quiet I Can’t Sec You!” Soo, Dan. Jeff-I’ll miss you guys! Larissa-memories of an obnoxious pair To everyone clsc-“Follow your dreams, for if dreams die. life is a broken winged bird that can not fly.” Good luck! David Dipple As I sit in this smokey room night about to end. I pass my time with strangers, but this bottles my only friend! Ken-live it up kid' JC Grips get a load on Jay-JP OH WELL! Rich-Take her we arc done. Fopucopkopyo-pou big John. TR-Stay Horny Bondo-you arc a effing Madman Trip-l-ipsh t BD RS- Michclob HC-takc a car SB- You Wimp NPHS-Thanks its bee a trip! OH-Eman-Wc arc all Icaguc Chuck- shooting slars Tshock-Hook Colleen . Carl-Have Fun-Later! 104 Peggy Dammeir ug-you’rc the best! BC-AII my love. To the best of luck in the future. To the six muskatccrs-Quack-quack! To KG-thanks for everything! To cukc-l leave you all the immature 7 8 graders and I more year w MsW! To AR-thc next 3 years at NPHS! Good luck to all my friends in the future and thankyou for being there! To AC-1 leave all the sharpened pencils in the world and the dictionary of catch phrases! Kevin Divorl “How Can I Possibly Be Expected to Handle School On A DAY Like This?” Ferris Bucllcr. To Den-A offramp John-a red litc and Genesis Marj-a B J Sharon-skilift and infatuation Brcn-a 34C. Fred Flinstonc- a lhanx for my childhood Development. To Rob-smoldcring muffins Chris-U2-Dan-a real brain Jcn-a ride Grcgg-a pencil Cullcn-anarchy Wcs-a police record Jas-a bone. Everyone else can fight over what’s left. Like the ocean needs the shore, a person needs someone ... to create an everlasting friendship. To Dina I leave the good times we're shared. IS years of an everlasting friendship. I love you always. Thanks for all the times you lent me your shoulder To Barb I leave my love friendship Poohbug- I leave the good times to comc-thanks To all my other fricnds-scc you on the flip side. Crystal-one glued saltlc scat a slow horse. Kevin Douglas To N PHS I leave 10000 watts of heavy heavey metal!! and my left drumstick To Sal and Buff I leave a party we never had?! To John V. I leave my best memories and every thing we ’vc been through and more to come To Ilya I leave lake Minawaska and a sunkist To Mrs Boehm I leave a shoulder to lean on and a backward hand shake? To all those I didn't forget but to many memories to leave I leave you the right to be SMFS Leslie DeYfatteo To Ccci, my friendship. I can offer nothing more. To Terri. Theresa. Michele-only the best in everything you do. To Christa, follow your heart not your parents advice. To everyone involved. I leave toilet paper and much much more. To everyone who helped me along the way. thank you. Regina DuBois “Can you imagine?” To I K and MO-the California man; To I K and EV our night at the police station. To SE- Reg. help me find my clothes” To my best-friend Lori I leave the slab, our frog tricks, the best summer of my life, a dead bird and “we don’t stop, we just dance in the car!” To JA-spongc a hot shower; To my sis Jacquc-alarm clock parking space. Its your turn kiddo! Aimee Dhus Gregg DeMers No matter where you go. there you arc. To KD my physics hw- DP I leave America's cup stats + demovies theorems. WM-bccr-To KG I leave I more years of school. Have fun!! Ha! Ha! To Mr D-snow, snow, and more snow!!-K. Matter-No pain, no brain and 15 lbs. To Mr Weaver- I leave many more happy Singers rehearsals!1 Sorry to whoever I missed Michael De Steffano To Cacl. Oily, Rob. Scott and Glenn lost of memories and good luck. Cacl and Paul l ong Island! Paul. L.G. and all the raps we had. C.L. and P O cx-tasy, split rock. Scott, you tripp'n Cacl go deep! Mop Light that bad boy”! Rob rcnicmter the dead trip To Cacl a new truck hey Jeff wanna Buy a Christmas tree? To Krissy Thanks for the love and memories To Mr Fall a Christmas tree and to Glenn a three foot long Hoogar. S Michael Ecker Being of sound mind and body (HA-HA) I dedicate the following: O.G. K W LOTS of luck! Nikki-my undying friendship. California. SR. LW. KM. CD-PRR Music forever! Bridget- a funny experience every day. Spaccy- one slightly used brain. Rick-a life insurance policy and 4WD Rob-a 357 Magnum Davc-a soprano solo Zcke-Sr-KX. Val- lhc bumper Bill-GB DB Adam.-F.A.A.-Q. Karcn-no more math!!! Al l GRADUATKS PARTY’ Sharon Eidel “I’m parched! To Molly-“OBVI-OUSLY I leave 5 years of the best times! Al’s party-Almost! Love! TO LK-Whcrc's the road? Our memories of NJ w Mike Dave. To RD I leave you initiation in the shower! To LV-An attitude, what attitude? the brain. To MO I.V- Al's Dumpster! To Bren my handcuffs To SB- a ceiling, our bet . me. To Til MM JH JD-Good Luck! To my parents- Thanks I LOVE YOU! Stcph-I have too many things I want to say. but thanks for keeping me sane and for always being there! I couldn't have done it without you The best is yet to come Tcrcsa-A pack of Virginia Slims and a real gym class Scrcna- How many days til graduation -Sharon Monhonk Tea and D J-Bonni I leave memories of X-country. dancing in the streets. U2 concerts You're a great friend-Hanna Collcen Have fun Girls! Art-Thanks for all you’ve done Laura Emanuelli William Dietz To Ricky. I leave another night in the orchards and High Falls. To Tony 7th period and the night at ncpal. To Jay I leave another Christmas tree hunt To Little Rich one more boat ride. To Matt the night of the snow storm on the way home from night class. To Ellen one more year here hopeful To Sis one time at the car wash. To Dip one more time at the midget dinner. To Jay I leave another bus ride losing it” To Mr. Ack I love your tree!!! Soo Fackler To the Fricnds-thanks for putting up with me I hope everything gels hit by fast paced trucks. For Katya-happi-ncss, success, blah. blah. blah. Dan-sawdust for a flake. Tina-whata hot babe! Mr Ruoff-homework SNOW. bccrSara-fun. I.ar-guys. Mclissa-friendship even when I'm grumpy. Morgan-drugs. dead! Jcff-move muscles! 105 James Finkenaur Regina Farrero To my little sister I leave four years of NPHS and a good time ahead LH. KH and CP one more left!!! Have fun Elizabeth and Katie Thanks for being there and listening to me. I LOVE YOU BOTH!! And to Steven the future State Trooper, no tickets please!! Teresa Greco To my senior Bitches: Thanks for the friendship, luv. + laughter! I luv U!To I.K I leave: UHOH. Birdy + PR in the car Hawaii! RT: Fattyfatfat + psych fur SB a ham + ice t BS Chcm phun-+ ciggic legs! SC: MohandasK + HIT THE DECK! MK The weight room JP the blackness of your room! SF: ORF.OS + strip twister! AU: MOO! I P + LR: UN BALAZO! INS: Can-dygirl AD + SH: a pack of VS. To CD I leave Tradition + The Foot! To the rest of my friends: luv-Huck-lhanx! Miss U!!! Sheila Feldman KW-lics, love NC-mc CB-a cave, late night visits. MK-my closet, rides TG-blk cherry soda J A-Larry, etc TB-mar-ry me JF-a bed RW-Dukc Sara-A joke SL-WPDH DJ LKMFB KF-Akiss SC-physics sw-ficld hockey DanB-Ra-mones, LR-lovepit BS-dcsig-drivcr SK-a pain named 2 campouls gossip separarse dead fish stript wistler HBO ope wighttraining MSDcpcc MH-lum-berjack montypython wierdscience DB-Whitc House SA-Jocy Ramonc VM-sorry MRACK-Smurf, funny clothes bye! William Hargrove To the future Seniors I leave much luck. To the teachers I leave my thanks, to my friends I leave all the good the good and bad times we have had. Just try to rember the good. BIG TIME!! Although they change their course sometimes rivers always reach the sea. Sinner amoung men. I sit stoically under a tree. There is no dark side of the moon, really. As a matter of fact, it’s all dark If you don't like it. don't cat it . In order to break your leg you have to play ball-In order to score you have to play ball. To anyone who ever did earn it. I leave the bird. Laura J. I leave you everything, because I love you. John Harter “For everything there is a time and a place . . -DP-Capc Cod. LI. TW, and all that goes with it LMK-workmg together. it was fun. Also thanks for being my friend through a tough time in my life, and don’t forget about media class. KD-quotcs and jokes. RF-lt was only your muffins. MN-Onc prayer. DIB-Ridcs home MVK-all the good and nice things in life, you earned them. All my friends I left out. all the best in your lives. Good Luck! Michael Freer Old friends arc the best ones To Buddy C. I leave I sneaker To Tom D.-that mountaineer spirit: don't back out To Mr. Ackcrt I leave little chance for a successful golf season. To CB I leave on long road trip this summer and the passenger side of my car. To SS I leave one chair. To G Man-a great parking job from the Ontcora game. To E I leave one trip to town. To CH I leave some of my hair. To RW-onc trip home from Phil’s Sanford Heady To Russ and Coop I leave plenty of times getting hammered. To Rob and Scott I leave at least a keg to the sono-fabastionic I leave a smile and he knows why. And to all of my other friends I leave lots of memories and a lots of luck in the future. 106 Kristin Frisina C hristine Garger JV-Don't forget me when I'm gone-1II ulways remember + love you-Thunx for all of the great memorics-rc: yr. 2000 I leave jv a night in the police si. LR-morc trouble, pizza hut. ataxi to Mo-dcna-KTCGa party, apt, laughs. My-LeBrn IP a date w Spidey-D + D-I’ll miss you next year-good luck! SH-long talks + lot fun-keep smiling! Tom Mom Dad-1 have something to tell you (hcc-hec) In 20 years) Robert Fuller II S. The social Event Dan-Thc complete ski book for $39.95. Karl-Vodka quarters. DP-burnt muffins. KD-ra- dar detector. DE-.....F.ck-460CI- Parchc. BM-Snow a blond Keel-See ya in Colorado!! MD-Carl Yas. rookie. JH-McDonald's. Ed Tam-plaid shorts dress socks. VM-Abner! OG K W-Spacic and no bass section. GD-3opds. Sis-enjoy babysitting!! Music Dept. I thingk we re talking extra credit here DB-gold flute. To NPMS freshman-Adan F. God Bless Jennifer Glasgow Good-bye cruel world I'm leaving you today To Umpolumpa ‘wa wa wa To my other. Jen. trip to Great Britian Clcl and Kev $25 visit me Stcph-morc bones To all my friends a wonderful future Good-bye all you people there's nothing you can say to make me change my mind, good-bye. good-bye, good-bye To my sister Karen lots of luck and love. To Jessica I leave an empty apt. and an eternal friendship. To Jane a pair of white u.w and to Kris I leave a wet Min Rd To Jami I leave a bitten and to Marly Jessicas W B To Kim I leave the PR tracks. VVs. and all the great times. To KC. EL + CP Petes bathroom and to Scolt-hi honey! To CH a wishbone and all the special memories we'll never forget. To KT, JP + JG ... loyalty?! Joseph Herring To Mr (Buff) Ford I leave the worst possible memories. ToKB I leave alot of wonderful memories, to PB a friend forever. GM a good life and future, to CM I leave 2 more lousy years in the -hole to the unwanteds donl worry it docs get better, and I can't forget Wccble. you've been a real friend. toGRRT PB. GM. TR. a good future, we'll have to go out with a party! to PS I leave a dark posi mark. Bill Hills To Scott I leave the memories of Tuba Christmas H6. To BM don't cat your sandwiches on dull white bread. To Fd and Frik I leave a surprise To VM DB CM BM KC MF. and everyone else a good bye and good luck in the future. To MrG and MrW a big thanks for all your help Remember the 5 will return. To Rob the nights at UPAC running around SC EW EM the PRR To Diane I leave the attendance Mr Grasscl one doot da dool. Teresa Hizen To M.N. I leave the cute guy at the slope. To C.M. I leave the time going down the slope backwards. To MN. CM and LD all the great times we had skiing. To Barbara and Nichole I leave the fun times in Accounting. To Theresa I leave the telephone at the college (What's left of it). To SE all my other friends-the best of times, and good luck. Life is a blank canvas waiting for a brushstroke to transform it into a mess or a masterpiece. To Val-I shall never leave you if you keep the Brahm's Rhapsody close to your heart. To Becky-true happiness. Kalc- Stcvc + a lifetime supply of chocolate. Da-vid-room for more instruments. KS. MT. + JM sweet memories of theclutz on skis. Kristin-my love of music San-ta-my toys. To my teachers some more days in class. To everyone else-What?!?!! Cynthia Ho David James Elizabeth Hoag To my teachers I leave my appreciation for all I have learned. To my friends I give my Best Wishes for all future years. To Richard I leave my love and thanks for all the special times we have had together. Best Wishes to the Senior Class! RDN LAH Katya Kopaskie “This above all: To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day thou cans! not then be false to anyman WS-To Jeff-Thanks so much Just one more “I Love You” Tina-a voice hoarse, the best worst in us Soo-just a sweet transvestite, the trucks. Mcl-changes nothing gold stays DAN-(you guessed it), reform “Life as we know it isn't.’ “Let's do the lime warp again ...” Stephanie Hochreiter Aimcc-Lots of love, friendship and memories forever. NG-onc neon tank-top falling leaves, a ride, luck and fun during the next two years. I'll write TG-Sly's Bod. Flip + Derek- a pizza, a snowball fight, and all the luck in the world. Jon-your own basic tech equipment, a possible card game, and all the good times. IL-wish you were here. ACT-Track I. 2 Volleyball I. 2 Cross country skiing I. 2, 3. Lisa Kopman This seemingly real xtcrnal universe though it may be useful and valid in other respects, cannot be the external world, but only the seifs projected picture of it. The evidence of the senses cannot be accepted as evidence of the nature of ultimate reality. After self knowledge, the rest will swallow. To all my friends RSBSMWASSB others . !CC!-I give my lovc-Havc amazing livcs-l will! Happiness is something U realize: Act: Dculchland “I have been reading so much about the bad effects of smoking, drinking, over-eating, and sex that I've finally decided to give up reading.’’ I leave SF-onc fish shirt l)B-ski poles that don't break RA-Lake Placid HC-a ride home Zimm-working experiments FS-onc T-Bird The IZX Nerdherd another row ME + JW-new explosions DP + DS-Labs PD-Gumby! SV-a real jeep TF a life I.K-onc pair of normal tights JS TC. KK-movie , parties ER-RUST! Moira Krivda Sand, we've had great limes. Vermont' Susanne. youre great, it's been WILD 7 11 86. triple BP’ Scot, piz a gos-sip! Bon. a bruisc protection from SP Shan the Ax in X-C! Beck, my parents Bedroom ha ha! Cullen, chinkfood a sunset! Paul. Mariner's Harbor! Shicla. you're a sweetheart! Teresa, JF's hard-on ha ha! CD, bitchiness to carry on! To all my camping buddies, it was WILD! HC a wrestler! CB-bratti-ncss! To the girls I leave the Junior boys!! Siita Karkala To my teachers I leave many thanks To my classmates and friends I wish the best of luck. To Krishna I wish the best of luck in the years to come To Shortie I leave the tic and our fun labs To my twin sister I'll never forget you. To Sandy I leave our fun da s we had. To Dan I leave math problems and the wall. To Mr. C I leave my troubles to you. To Liz and Rich I give you my best wishes. To Malt I leave thanks. To all Take Care. Serena Krouse Kiffic I Love You for eternity, a few to remember-Maui. K E. Avalon, a moonlighted barn, major raucusncss. Yogya-Here's to SKS till the end of time . . Joe there arc no words-Dave DCSK says it all-Jcnn cornfield friends-Mary US!-JI + DW 4 25 Thanks! JS+ MC the power of women Jl. DC. JS crabtwins-K. D. J J. M. D. M. A. K. M roadlrips. XTC. love and calaija-GS+ NP rock the world! LT I will if you will-LF 8 + BS a hike-WS, a DMG! “Stop Making Sense!!!!!” 108 Lisa Kay Lori Knoth lt just doesn't matter!” SF.-our week in NJ MO-a box of orcos the walk RD-lhc front scat of the police car. LV-dinners, the shack, and your mama. “Sleep on the couch!” MM-an everlasting fricndship all our good times. “Are all these people really coming inside? JH-u REAL job to Diane-1 leave Mr. Ford SE-a wall to lean on your Dad's binoculars RD. MO. I V. SL. MM-all our “goods” DP Mrs Irnic JH Sorry! Mr Nocllc-a quiet math class CP-MEN! Elizabeth Landsverk I’m going crazy To RF-I leave eternal friendship. “Gina, NO! Don't cry! To KC-I leave a bottle of Visinc for our red eye’d memories, our mt. “trip” the memory of Scooter. To JJ a sister who KNOWS. I'LL ALWAYS be there for you. To WB-my love. Thanks for taking care of being there for me. To ”Skallcmcra”-FOR-EVER. Jessica Polak-I leave you a plate of cottage cheese. You got what you deserved! (Thanks Missy) CP. KH. KD. CG. KT -PARTY! Larissa Knapp Rem: “Nothing risked-nothing gained” To AW-a new shrinc Puritan values. My fellow schemer Jen-A scheme that works an ego. SH-Thc BHF-hood. VH-IOlb chccsccakc b-Icach. JS-my laugh ff mayo! SF-Recb food! ER-An earring, love that Ben ! CR-I anti-red banner. JD-an eternal party. TC KK-Nat Geo mags-You guys arc loo wild! YY-Your real namc DJ Rom-Thanx for the motivation. English lessons wakcup calls I 'll miss you( IA M W)XOX! Mom-A quiet lib Glenn LaPolt Roscannc I leave you all my love and the happiest of times. Corinne I leave determination. Rob you arc awesme See you down under male. PO. One long ride home late at night. SS. A Genuine Draft. JF. OS. BW. one big eating session. JF if they want to play one on one take it the hole. WF. 2 period MR a Nova. Mr. Ford I leave you my sister. Mr. Hack three wins against Coleman LM. see you in 88 or92 To everybody IF YOU DON'T SCAM YOUNOJAM Everyone at the locker you're the best! Nancy all the great times like the green potato! You arc the best friend anyone can have I luv u! Jane I leave Homecoming and the summer of '86 Your a great friend Teresa beebhorn. FFF drinks Hawuiil luv you! Thuy all the good times in basketball soft-ball ihcMarlboro man! SFAKW sophomore basketball season! Boobic I leave you a fart. Good luck Boob I love you. Thank Mom Dad Crystal Leavitt PORSHE 911 “I CAN T WAIT” To Jen I leave a ride to school. To LB JD I leave all the good times in WW To all the boys at the lunch table better attitudes To my best friend Dina I leave NYC. a lifetime of friendship thanks for being there I love you-Squeak squeak. To Mav thanks I love you. To my family thanks I love you all. To Brian Wesson Oil. To all my friends Let the good times ROLL” Patrick Koch Joseph Lecesse To Mr Ford I leave all the bad memories To AF I bottle of Jd To Slatcrfoot a bottle of brandy to PO. GS. CH. I leave I more lousy year To Anne I leave 3 more lousy years. To the rest of the school I leave POSI MARKS To JD have fun with your TNT and with your year left to the 6 period crew in the lounge Have fun To FS. GM. OH. GR. MP. RS. good luck with life To “Buff” I leave 2 burn out marks and two letters FO To forhead and Pa. have funin88 Jennifer Lovelace Cael Lewis Mike. Paul. Oli. Rhctt. Scott, and Rob THANK YOU Sean D. McVea To Stephanie Ann Rutulantc I leave a hand for your books in our locker, our relationship I know that we had our ups and downs but our love pulled us through. I look forward to the future. I will always love you Stcph and Cleopatra too! To the wrestling team I leave my shoulder. To Will Bowers I leave the day on the mountain and a camping trip. To Mr. Ford a bottle of Turtle Wax in my locker To TS A BLUE FUZZY THING! Good-by all!!! Stephanie Linder Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. To Sharon-VLC. ice cream, friendship, big chill To Bonni-nice bones Mountain Hagle-lovc. peace, hope. Jen-British men. DM Sara-Sarah Sheila-Bloom County. Opus Kathy-French Cullcn-Coniras Mr. Jamcs-libcrty and justice To Val, Soo. S.K. Kalya. Susie. Jesse. Lisa. RS. Morgan, Melissa. Rawn. and my other fricnds-world peace. Jcspcr-gin Bryna-thc buffet GL. RW. PO. SS-beer Michelle Miller I leave RR. SR. AT. MZ memories of J.D’s. To KT. KT. RD. CC fun-filled 3rd periods. To Lisa I leave 6 yrs. of great friendship and memories, also lots of luck in college. To Jimmy I leave an “interesting ’ Senior year and Saturdays in Albany. I’m glad we took a chance Babe ... To JS. KH-Capri. To Molly. Shar. Reg. Lori, I leave our adventures in a different “state”. To Lori. Roy Rogers. Stacy-Go for the Cozz . . . Lar-an extra 10' . 6 yrs at least a 4 comp. You’re my favorite snob, don’t ever change RA-thc other I O' LS-a lifetime supply of licorice, wish you were here. SM-a Sagu Hdith Piaf. isn’t that special? KC-you’rc glowing Jcn-Thcrc’s no one I’d rather share identities with Rem. Ges the 3rd per. stupid bros. (just kidding guys) To R B-my 4H pencil, JS-A mind is a terrible thing to waste. SYF. RF. JD. others (even you Steve) Thanks. I’m out a here. George Mills To Jackie I leave the memories of all that happened. To Tracy I leave everything else. To the friends that stood by me through the worst and the best I leave my courage and craziness. To the Freshmen. I hope you can withstand the pressure from Mr. (Buff) Ford for the next three years or four years in some of your cases. To the teachers even though you have been pains thanks for all you have done. Sohail Mallick I leave to my best friends RC FS and BH all the fun and troubles we had. To BH a dollar, to FS my homework to RC my car. To Mr Freer “how ya seeing” and a bottle of boo c. to Mr Ford a lock of hair and a weight watchers diet, to Bryna Mr Bruns, to Mr Sa-lenger another walk-out. to Mr Davis no more snow, to Buddy another party, to Allah my salvation To the Class of “87” the memories, it was grcat-Good Luck! School out forever! Kim Morgan Follow your dreams wherever they lead, remember the good times are always the best times. Monica I leave the memories of being late. Jamie D I leave you good luck. Mr. DiBlanca the fun times we had in class. You’re a good person. Mr. D you’re a weakling. Dina and Christi keep in touch. The time has come to say later dudes! Debra Lynn Martin Wesley Marks Rebecca Morrill “To believe with certainty we must begin by doubting’ Cynthia-thanks for helping me believe and much love always. Just think-no more VD!. Val Davc-thc few. the proud-thc Voice Class! Bill-may you pass all your cs-saysAnever use dull white bread. Mike Whooops! Mr. Grasscl the Weave-thanks for everything KG, KB. KM. MD-good luck always remember us. Onward upward-fly high guys (Cynthia. do not take this literally!) Ceci Marquette Its finally over! And its been so much fun. To I.D-My bestest fricnd l night trip a clean Bronco Til-I trip to California MS-no more essays AD-you look maaarvclous KC-kccp tumbling To-Thc Toilet-Paper Caper Gang-Many more To anyone I might have forgotten I love ya. To-Mr. G-l decent math class Mr. C-What is weird? Ms. E-English 10 yrs. St raped in a straight jacket in a multi-colored rubber room. Valerie Morrissey To Doreen: my everlasting friendship trust and LOVE. You've been a big sister to me. I LOVE YOU SIS Holland. lylas? To Mura: llo-llumm! and lots of laughs We made it! To Melissa: our new found friendship, and thanks for helping Paul and I find each other. To Ralphic: Thanx for being there. To Paul: my friendship. LOVE and my vette! I luv ya! And a special thanks to my mom and dad for being patient. Goodbye NPHS and BOCES. FOREVER!! Richard Nardone To my brother Chuck. I leave my messy locker and my calculator with the cheat sheets in it. To my sister Jor-inda. I leave the keys to the A.V. room and the bills to go with it. To Liz. I leave my love. Brooke Martits Hey Dove! Guess what! This whole section is just for U! Big efin deal. EH? Anyway there r a few things that I wanna say. Like: Cambells soup can in a beach chair. Megabux. easy does it (just joking) and Id like to mention Eric and Jason. (A sample of Americas wonderful!HA) male population) thrill me. Anyway, on a cheerier note. I hope your snr yr is as fabulous as mine (HA). I cant say III miss this place, but III miss U Bye Bye Dovey. Loveya. Matthe Nafhe Music is the mirror in which one can truly find himself and through which one's emotions can be reflected to others. To Cynthia I leave a great and lasting fricndship- logclhcr in spirit always. To Jack I leave the past and the best of luck for the future. To Mr. Grasscl and Mr. Weaver I leave my home away from home and all my gratitude To F.W. EM. SR “PRR! To KB- Namcly You . Daisy Mac Jr! It's been real . . . I think. Remember to rush forward, will only leave you far behind. Ill Michele Natoli Paul O'Neill “Don’t think of school as an ending think of the life you’re beginning” MO-Twclvc years of a friendship full of crazy memories. Don’t you forget them! T-Forget him already! But remember the college mud. and you know who’s driveway. And please don’t laugh in his mother’s face. TH-“Don’t start” to you I leave the ski slope, sun glasses, the Jersey shore, gorgeous guys and a friendship that will last forever! Kristen Puleo These were the best of times. To KB-1 dry waterbed. the Tydy Bowl Men. and all those nights of mischief. To AU-Gel in your own scat I leave you I peeled orange. To LR-I sleeping bag on my front lawn. April Fools. To LP-1 camping trip. Find your own stick. To MD-lt was an experience, but some things arc better left... UNSAID. To BT and BS-rcspcct. To TR- I leave you I foxy lady. To Mop-Ycww! The Schmata Five lives on. Forever-Its a promise. 112 Molly O'Connor “Sometimes you just have to say what the . . !” To St: Parlies, beer, college guys! I love you! LK: Orcos man hunts. LV: Orange wine coolers gum. RD: A beer bottle to sing into. BS: APOU. pictures Mano’s comebacks DK KF Pre-conditioners’ JG: my love luck. JH: Fights in gvm MN. T H. TS. MM: All my love JD No more insults! Mr. Nocllc: Quiet classes! Mom Dad: My love thanks You’re the best. GOOD LUCK!!! Robin Raffa To Sandy-Best friends 4cvcr Thanks for everything you done for me. To Jimmy I leave good luck in your Senior year. George T. I leave you “snapper” George M.-a life Craig W.-a car. Pat K.-a fullmoon To Phyllis I leave a computer To DV. DB. CT. PO. TA. the best of luck. To my brother, and his friends good luck you’ll need it. To Kim memories of 5th period To Darren good luck. To my friends the memory of the good times we had Good By NPHS. To F.-V? a poster. Scott-all night raps. Glcnn-lhc long, lonely trek home. Mop-sitting in Scott’s tub. fire extinguisher wars, jamming in the snail. “Paul, look at the table. ” and everything else we ever did. Cacl-“lmaginc coming home after 10 yrs . . . “ Mikc-mini-golf L.G. Moira-dinner at Red Lobster. CL MD-lhe LI fiver and Split Rock RW. SS. GL. OS-thc trip to the school of hard knocks. Joe T. Virginia Slims with no filters Roseann Ricci “Take a walk on the wild side” Rich I leave memories at the Prom. Carl a trip up MainStrcct “ralph Trip Jay a big dip lwo new lips. Tommy two new zippers “you horny bastard” Jason an alnightcr and my threewhcclcr to sleep on. Ellen a good kick in the a . Billy I leave you my truck at McDonalds “erh” Ricky I leave all the good times we had together. Mr. Ack all the wild times in shop, to the rest of my friends, the fun times we had in school. Yoop . Mark Penzato To Mr Ford I leave my folder of refer-als. To Ricky. Billy, Fric Mutt I leave a keg of Michclob To Kevin I leave a Motley Cruc concert To Steve I leave OzzyARaven. To Eric Ricky I leave repair manuals for their Fords. To Glen I leave another year on the BOCES bus To All my friends I leave good luck and alot of PARTIES and to all the teachers who had me I leave my smiling face. Michael Rinaudo Mike Rinaudo! To Tony Jay I leave the Greg Brady memo. To Mike A. I leave an undcstroyablc car. To Jaybo I leave a quad some grips. To George I leave I day of serious maturity .1 leave the memories to my X’s. Russ I leave Sandy-Pssst....some awsomc music, a dish, and an X. To all the people at the burning table I leave them burnin’ Oh Ya I almost forgot Sis. To Sis I leave 5 gallons of shampoo. Leslie Profits Viren Pergadia I leave my bank account, pitifully small as it is, to Mother Theresa and her worthy charity. I donate my copy of War And Peace, along with my seedy memoirs to the Library of Congress. I leave my house to the state as a museum, while to Soo Fackler I give my calculus notes, in the hope that she will be able to differentiate them. Renee Rip To Billy Bear: I bequeath three pair of sunglasses. Geo, remember all the good times. To the class of 87 I give all the luck to the future you’ll need it! Dennis Peters It’s casual-To JH I leave Genisis. KK, TW2. Cape Cod, ctc-To MVK 21 stikcs-To DE at least you have one fricnd-BI) standing up in a hammic-GD DcMovics throms-WM BEER-JR Saturday morning breakfast- MN a shrine in your mcmory-To coach Matter 10 lbs. -KD a condominium. OOPS! Sorry-To KB. RF. DS Great Advcnturc-SB cheer up-AH a quiet 5th prd. In the library-LK everything -SE a watcrbed-To JamieH I leave Bryna-finally, toJWGDWM and others FOOD! Tim Roberts To the SHMATA 5 thanks for 8 years of friendship, fun. and cruelty. To AU the legend of the DONKISMEALS and a 50 cent piece. You didn’t know Mike Rcgcrio! To LR veal parmigian, ice cubes and a booby bunny on a bee-falo ranch Yo K P just a melonball! To KB a full moon on Halloween. ToTG a bacon, egg and cheese. To Mike “nothing too big” just a bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck and a few mosquito bites! Love You! Kirsti Rokjer A Yogi told his disciple. “Kill this chicken where no one will know.” A week later she returned with the live chicken to her outraged master. “Where ever I go. I will know. Jane Puglisi Lori-my best friend. I leave you gas money and memories of summer 86. Bob-all my keychains. To T.-Gullivcrs. Chucky-my Newburgh buddy. Chris-tinc-thanxs for the memories. Kristin-100 free rides. Shannon-the car wash. Bccky-“My boyfriends back” Randy-campsite 55 and an all night phone call. Thank you Ms. McCardell. Keep in touch. Love. Jane. Gary Ronk ToMrFord lleavea lotofrcfcrrals To-MikcA. andMikcb. I Icavcall ofthefun timeswchad tapingMikcM ToMikcM llaavcarollof packingtapc 113 Lauren Rooney The Shmala 5-8ycars +many morc-all my love (none of my money). LP-Colo-rado, dead fish arm. sneaky snake+a big. big punch! AU-my father lives in Quebec. + the beaver KP-Alt. city + the spike! KB-limc bomb, spinach + my dungafrau sled KF-lroublc! pine timc+RI streakers. TG-un ba-lazo! TB-l.aughtcr + thc late bus. KW + SW-Hey sonny! SF-Sugardad-dics. JA-Larry. Daryl + Daryl. Beaker-Jim + my glass eye. AG + Pepito-Hou-lilan. NC. My keys + skunk cabbage! I love you Baronzimo!! Frank C. Seelmann Duane Salenger To Jazzy The Locacio crew will always “live. ! JW. DS. JV, GS. RS “GQ We've got the Midas touch Everything we touch turn “To gold”! Wherever the crew goes I know They will succeed “Romeo !! Mara Sloan To Hcnrcitla M I leave the memories of BOLES + the Poconos To T.K I’m not the Herb your looking for! To Ethel all the fun times and the punch in the nose to Bertha remember all the fun times wc vc had and don’t forget about the ride with me in B.Ds car To Mr. Davis I leave 3-2 I more Sloanic to go To Alyson S I leave you all the guys in the NPHS To all of my friends I say ho-hum Luv Emma Lou Thank you Mom. Dad. and Darryl T Scott Sherman Beer! To RW-latc nights nights to remember (u know) PO-thc hill long talks, thanks CL-2 23 85 unmentionable? OS-drinkin Genuine Draft GL-Lile sophomores BS-lluv u! KB-thanks for being there I.R-a hug EB-a place to sleep MV-Good luck SD-thc legacy MD-! Gcorge-a party at your house kcys-swinkles R P-Alabama Slammcrs. if you rcmcmbcr(?) LW something in my will SK XTC! AH-darts. Heather Shuma Eugene C. Ruoff “I don’t know my right from left, or my right from wrong” I leave: Dan- 60c a ride home (w a little luck) LK-a hypothetical situation DJ, ME, JW-out-of-control experiments JS-snow! KK TC-my car (jus1 kidding) RA. KR. MR BS-kecp the ski team 1 Soo! -subzero parties, freshmen; -love always, you radical. Thanks everyone for all the good times great friendships. Brian Ross 114 Theresa Santiago Thanks M.N. for all the “library fun To T II thanks for all ihc “pep talks To K fifteen good years To R thanks for everything To Molly O. Keep flirting you do it so well!! To S. you don't know what you missed. To all the teachers who helped me when I was sick I would like to thank all of you! To all GOOD LUCK!! Bonni Schenker Wherever you go, there you arc. SI. I leave you Bones SB the ST library HC Happy New Year! SS I love you CD JA HF Let hell rip MKSW ED Schneider Terry SM Midol Physics Achievement Award BT sew? If only Id known this earlier Wild Bill SC potato vodka TG cigarctllc legs To my bros GO CRAZY SK the Appalachian Trail TW my bath room floor! PO big lalin JP Kccs everybody good luck I love you!!! f)aniel Schneider 1 -ev«el I SJ,S Ffehtfevaol I seen I LSR l.UD R 0 a’ ckfh alg T E SB, Larahcacfoht h t •b e uo T L red t • 1 � o A P A HJ 0 abal pddsnl i i uq 1 1 pd 0 W and a LA f w x 2u | SB E S I KD I give f f e a o VITI YMN SJ u n r f Yt C♦ITEMS: RF-hn o n t | E H AD Bilkahakea ito e aelot eeperiodeofetimeebetweenen rs of tea MS I LEAVE MY REPUTA Glenn Schobert Jeff Smith “ ... 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 lime passes on ... Katya, I leave my love and great memories of the past 2 years. I leave to all my friends the remember-ancc of all the happy memories and shindigs we had together. I leave the X-C Ski Team the best of luck. Jennifer Smith “Out of reach, out of love, stepping out of bounds” To myself WELCOME TO NO-PULSE N Y 12561. CFfNor-man Bates) playing the field, lines on Church St. The greenest eyes for you. SM (K.C Jones) shots on the tack, boxcrshorls. KDa cold shower (alone!) CT 6ft gumby my car (satisfied) EH over night, after night, after night. JH. LK Media 86. DS one SATANIC BIBLE and KEVIN!!! 10 yrs. someplace special (BELLEVUE) NM capri Bus. Law. Nancy Solaas Love cures pcoplc-both the ones who give it and the ones who receive it-Michacl. I leave ALL my everlasting love and thanks to you! Lori, a friendship that will last forever a trip to Saugcrtics-Lori Tcrcsa. a night of MA MA SAY MA MA SA. Ki-Ki all our X-Rated talks-thc girls at the locker. A LOT of laughs and to EVERYONE. lime to figure out TMJ. ACTS: Chccrlcading 1.2. 3. 4 capt 2. 4 Dance-line I, 2. 3. 4 Softball I, 2. Oliver Spencer Nothing is so important that it can not be put off until tomorrow to Shana pizza and some advice to GMAN the classless twosome to Sherm the Plan and a towel to Frink some cats to Cacl girl problems to Phil Marilyn and my car to Cullen 4days in December to Paul NYC to Wyman thesis to mike-grips in your room to Rhclt nasty habits and a shattered guitar to CCZAR an inbounds to Jiml. fugly lying on top of you naked to Richard Spurting Sandy Sutton Bill I leave you a nighl on ihc mountains and my license Tony and Tommy and Jay-a nite al nepale and a ride on the three wheelers Chuck I leave memories on the mountain Marty I leave him memories of football to Little Rich I leave him all the fun we had in school Sis I leave you the good times we had in school and a ride in my truck To Mark I leave you a ford truck To the rest of you I leave all the good times. Kim Tyno I leave all my love to Danny-you'rc extra special. I leave the bathroom to KC EL. All my beeboppin to Trippi. Roberts: those bus rides the fun gum! I leave a wet mountain road to KF. A new see-saw mailbox to Joey. I leave all my cra y times to Christine Lynda: Best friends forever. ToCH-Baglcs cream cheese. To CG-VV Pharmacy. Rail Road tracks Petes: Heave the little boy to Ru! DS-onc of these days. Jess-St. Pats Day RC-Thanks for everything Kathleen Strang To SK. Fridays, fun times and another wild weekend. To TS. all the fun in the past another weekend away. To LH, 8th period, another weekend in Newburgh and good luck for your future w RN To DB. 6th Period lunch one more math problem. To LG. Thanx for all those midnight talks. To GH. gym class. To all my friends I leave our memories of the past and our hopes for the future. Good-bye NPHS!! Richard Upright To Tom Reynolds Tony Trips I leave a packed dugout the soccer-field To all the other madmen I leave the good times! To Mr Ford all the goodtimes in your office a buffer To all the teachers I leave my little sister! To Billy-1 leave my heart all my love 2-7-86-4cver. Laura-a close dear friend To Rob-all the good times we had sorry about the ymca. To MR-memories of DA CV DM- 2 great CPNS MS-Right! Dcb+ Dor-Friday nights of skating JD-lhanks for the advice. To the seniors of dental assisting-wc had two great yrs! l.ots of luck to FM. TM. KV amd CW Thanks Mom-+ Dad Goodbye + Good riddcncc NPHS! Ania I rbanski To the shmata Five-Thanks for 8yrs of friendship good times. Your the best! Lucy-donkisnical forever! The Tree Museum a break dancer in the rain! Lou-hot wine coolcrs=a driving lesson! KP-an unlocked door at 5am Bell-view! K I K l-shopping trip in the snow a credit cars! JP-wish you were hcrc-P Floyd Moo-recreation Michacl-anything and cvcrything-l’ll always be there to give it to you! I love you!! HA-HA! Gotcha!!! Melissa Sweetser We arc finally going to move on with our lives. We have had some good times and bad ones but overall it was fun now we go out and live the real world To MW-a great friend which will always be To MM-all of our chats, happy times classes together To LE-cnglish was fun business law. well who knows, but we survived To CM-lunch tables, hum! JS-lts been fun. library chats DM-Good luck in all you do Steve Vaccaro 116 Kimberly Thomas DT I leave you 3 more years of misery LV I leave you . . . a good friend! RR I leave you a pair of Sin heels. Joe “What are you trying to say, it's not Me Funny! ’ DB, DM. MS. KS. LC. I D. AW. MM The best of Luck in the future! KT. CC. KR. PD, TK A Great Senior year! LC I leave you my favorite teddy bear. Dina VanOyan Okay Kids -To Brian-1 love you I am looking forward to our everlasting future! To Crystal Thanks for always being there, you are the best friend I could ever ask for' Remember the “Wesson Oil and the Squeak!” Kate all the wild times. Jen I leave Craig Barb. CY-Mey banana? My friends all the memories. To Mom. Vern. Lisa, a whole lot of thanks. I love you all. Ni-cloc I Love you loo! And especially to my Dad. I miss you and I love you!-Latcr Kenneth Treadway Ken . For my final will I leave Brett without a ride to the mall, to Bud I leave a full pardon from my previous crimes. I leave Coach Hack without a golf team. I leave Renee good memories. I send my luck to Jeff in his pursuit of a military life. Thi school has been like a prison to me so I leave it nothing. I leave Kim a nice memory, I leave all of my other friends a final farewell. Rebecca Thopre To all my buddies you’ve been the grcatcsl-SB-l leave the best friendship summer 86 Brad Sandy Tuppcrwarc SC-My hallway . comforter swimming after midnight-TG-Gct that fat thing off of mc-TB-math Cheatsheets-Jl.-Thc best memories-MK-palsy leper BS-New Volvo-Thanks for your great friendship. Christo-Mrs Plumc-HF-JA-I can’t wail-2 litre bottles of Vin-CD-A visit at collegc-CL-A mopcd- -Napsack-Saan-Bonni-Go get ’em at collcgc-Faty Linda YanSlyke To all my friends I leave “Nasty”. To AJ. ST. CC. and I ish you the best of luck in your senior year. To GM. KT. RR. JH. MP. PB. BR. PK. GR. KF. JC. and PD I just want to say that whatever you decide to do after graduation I hope you succeed with it. Elizabeth Tung A rose’s thorn will sever the skin but the wound will heal. Michclc-Your turn to be the oldest and the car. Claudia-violent violet hair and anything else you desire. Debbie-A quiet PJ party and Jojoba shampoo. Leah-High heels and stand sill. Sara-an outing to NYC w me. Michele W-fantasics to paint forever. Bye to: EH. KS. KC, Vm. JH. RF. TM My thanks to the wise oncs-PC. FS. OG. KW. MF. and to all a good life. Christine VanVIiet To Mom and Dad. a lifetime of happiness. Bonnie and Rich the future. Kimi a scat in ISSR and my locker. Dina one banana and the goodtimes. Kim the smoking lounge Sandy the BOCES bus. CW my sneakers. CK a kiss. “Don’t go hcrc the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail.” Jeffery Vargas To KF I leave fun and happinevs to her and no matter what I’ll be there for you from this day on. We had a lot of special moments together and nobody can take that away. To JW and DS I leave the color of success and to be the best. To JG-I leave a telephone call late at night. To MD I leave a party on the town, a tree and headaches in the morning To V1B I leave a fire ext and great adven. PS to Jw Joe’s and the discos chill GS RSCH Sandra Weed Lori Villela “Attitude. What Atitudc” MO: the toothless rockstar and MALUA SE: A hole. A NOOG. the Altidutc and the festa LK BONER. M Ms. Stucky, Mounds and Cayuga Lake Spike: Specs Reg: Mert, Mert who? ', A I AM chase. Mony. “Hey docs this place have a bathroom? ”, My basement, pina colada. thanks you're the best! Jay: Nothing BT: I'm sorry! I love you! “SOMEDAY” “Sometimes looking towards the future means saying good-bye to the Past . . . but we can always remember ... My bcstcsl buddy Moira VT skiing my empty bed and great times. Heather Electric wire France Spain HRT Elies in our salad. Sean running buddy Dave G- shorts. Kathy Sheila Lauren field hockey NEVER the same playing w out YOU!! Phil many memories Bonnie stubby Malone Cullen I’m hungry-20 years- Scott Pitza Sii- Rhett Weires ta Aaron I LUV U. G. Luck Sara Zuckerman “Did you know that ROBERT PLANT was born on MY birthday?” Joseph Watson And More Wills Susannah Applebaum I’m Joe Totallc. and the North will rise again . . Too many people, cowards and criminals so come hear my story of how he set out to corrupt and destroy you. with teeth clenched he grabbed my neck. I threw him to the ground his blue shirt stained red, the North will rise again, he said you arc mistaken friend-but I’m Joe Totallc-no matter we arc the fall the Jazz Butcher meets the Prime Minister To my best fricnds-Olivcr, Jimmy. Cacl and Glcnn-Thanks for the good times! Have a great time with life! Glenn hang loose in Australia and find all the Kahuna you want. To Jimmy L-I do leave the nuts if the game. Katherine Copeland Mirrors on the ceiling Pink Cham-pangc on Iccc we arc all just Prisoners Here of our own dcvicc F.I “Da cd and confused” “Floyd” RF Hiding out in a basement road trip, why can’t I bring a trcc? CP open windows APT4d and the summer of 86! GB stop laughing!! 0!GG. CD. Hitters. Kim. put your poketbook down! Chris. no you can’t turn me ofH CH WB friendships always and the river water!! KH LH I luv you. Mike Daddario To my oldest and most loyal friend. Looch. I leave you the cvcr-so pleasant memory's of Knapp and Co. Now that all is said and done. Jen. I will still always like you. To my good friend Zipper. I hope the Mels choke. To Ivan. I mean Ricky-you’rc alright, pal. Brad, go for the gold Remember. Chcls. Faith is the key Those receiving honorable mention arc Erin. Rob. Schmidt. Hayes and Samuel And Art-Thanks for everything. May God Bless You AIL 118 Kathy Wright “Bring me silver, blue and gold To Neil I leave my love and 4 years of memories To Sheila I leave THOSE: Sc a lifetime friendship “let’s trash it up” To Sharon-Kathy clapping syndrome Sc some laughter To Slcph-pcacc Sc happiness To Thuy-mcmorics of the RoadRunners. men and DB To Su-sanne-Amy’s song Sc WB To Sandy Sc Moria-campouts rain or shine To Mr. G two broken maces Sc the band To Mr A-u ladder To MT-math Sc 2 years at NPHS Chuck Hines To Marty I leave a bottle of JD and all the good limes. To Tom Jay Tony I leave a parked Chuckcr. To RM I leave a dark trial. To Jessica I leave the movie Gremlins and your sweet 16. To Karen I leave just memories. To Kim I leave the nights we had at the river To Ricky Billy Sc Rich falling down the mountain. To Chris I leave all my love and all the great times we had To Jane I leave my tongue is nomc To THE: Rest I leave you a Michclob. Robert Wyman To all my friends who made my high school years the most exciting and memorable times of my life; I leave one: Ycccccceceec wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww !!!!!!!!!! Debra Morris Abolish all evil and carthscum. live long and prosper, the human adventure is just beginning. Russell Yess Roses r red violets r blue New Paltz High School this Buds for you! To Coop I leave a party at Menkins and S8000. To Mike A. and Mike R. a great time in whatever you do after EES. To Sandy EE. I leave a K (I or d) To Moc I leave a dent and to Wayne Steve Sc Karl I leave Molo-X” and to George Campbell I leave a great retirement Ycwwwwwwww!!! Morgan Pileggi M-l love you-Mj Life is dead 25. Anarchy ct nunc ct semper, to Richard Upright I leave my deepest devotion to Mr. Zimmerman I leave many fun limes. To Scott Beatty, I bless you. MTFMBF: Msquared; forever. Peace. Love. Fun. F.xcitcmcnt. Goof music, and me To the rest may the Urts of Dark deepi Fathom lore gnar ERTS oots of all forever. 1. X ST DC always. Question everything M-l love you-m ycahoycahah Sara Zackheim “A mind is like a parachute: it must be open to work.” to Michele T. and Matt D the yearbook; to Wendy G. choir folder 32; to Michael E. and Cynthia EE. memories of‘Siberia’; to (.arrisa K. money, “l.ct no one judge me until he has walked a mile in my shoes. to Mrrs. Grasscl and Weaver-a new pine tree; to Karen C. my tears. “Rcmcm-ber-it builds character.” Jeff Simerson I love Laura! forever! 3 14 86 Michelle Weist For the people who have taught me something about life may you always walk in joy and feel the warm wind blow may you always feel the touch of love, whispered in your soul may the angels gather their harps to sing you songs of love while watching birds of freedom dancing through their clouds above. 119 R fo L: Michael Alcssi. Gcorgiana Banas. Kristen Barry, Sharon Bean. Scott Beatty, Doreen Boldc, Thuy Bonagura, Deboraha Brodsky. David Brown. Shannon Brown. Daniel Brownstcin. Cullen Burda. Derek Burnham. Wayne Cooper. Karen Costa. Susanne Costa. Athony Crain. Heather Croce. Tina Cusa. Leslie DcMaltco. Gregg Demers 120 R to L: Aimcc Dhus, William Diet . Regina DuBois. Sharon Eidcl. Soo Facklcr. Sheila Feldman. James Finkenaur. Kristen Frisina. Christine Garger, Jennifer Glasgow, Teresa Greco. Joseph Herring. Charles Hines, Teresa Hizen. Cynthia Ho. Stephanie Hochreiter, Siita Karkala. Larissa Knapp. Lori Knoth. Katya Kopaskic. Lisa Kopman. Moira Krivda. Serena Krouse 121 R to L: Crystal Leavitt. Cacl Lewis. Stephanie Linder, Jennifer Lovelace. Wesley Marks. Debra Martin. Valerie Morrissey. Matthew Nathc. Michele Natoli, Molly O’Conner. Paul O’Neil. Leslie Profita. Jane Puglisi, Kristen Pulco, Robin Raffa, Roseanne Ricci, Lauren Rooney. F.ugcnc Ruoff, Duane Salcngcr. Theresa Santiago. Bonni Schcnkcr. Glenn Schobert 122 Sc oil Sherman. Heather Shuma. Mara Sloan, Jeffery Smith, Nancy Solaas. Sandra Sutton. Kim Thomas. Rebecca Thorpe. Kenneth Treadway. Elizabeth Tung. Kim Tyno. Richard Upright. Dina VanOyan. Jeffery Vargas. Lori Villcla. Joseph Watson. Sandra Weed. Rhett Wcires. Kathryn Wright. Robert Wyman. Ruvscll Yess. Sara Zackhcim. Sara Zuckerman 123 Who’s Who? Best Looking: Serena Krouse and Derek Burnham Most Athletic: Neil Cotton and Thuy Bonagura Class Partiers: Bonni Schenker and Rob Wyman Best Personality: Rhctt Wcires and Sharon Bean 124 Most Unique: Morgan Pileggi and Susie Appelbaum Most Obnoxious: Steve Vaccaro and Moira Krivda Craziest: Roseanne Ricci and Chuck Hines Best Dressed: Duane Salenger and Stephanie Hochreiter Did Most for Class: Derek Burnham and Sheila Feldman e i Nicest Eyes: Shannon Brown and Cullen Burda 125 Nicest Smile: Aimee Dhus and Oliver Spencer Loudest: Glenn Lapolt and Chelsea Childers Biggest Flirt: Heather Croce and Mike Destefano Most Artistic: Chris Aulet and Michelle Wiest Cutest: Kim Tyno and Paul O’Neil Best Physyque: Jeff Smith and Tina Cusa Biggest Gossip: Kevin Divorl and Teresa Greco Friendliest: Eric Barbieri and Sandy Weed 127 128 In the Most Trouble: Buddy Cooper, (Mr. Ford), and Laura Emanuelle Senior Class History It’s been basically Fast Times at New Paltz High. We've all been riding that roller coaster know as adolescence. Four years of mood swings and perhaps we are finally coming together. Not too far on the horizon is our sanity. But first let’s talk about our insanity. Good old freshman year. Always trying to give those seniors our brightest smiles and wearing our flashiest threads (God forbid sweats!). We were so caught up in climbing the social ladder that the ultimate truth slid right past us: we were nerds. Our next move was sophomore year. Not so self-conscious and we began to have social lives. Parties, boyfriends, girlfriends and peer pressure were some new elements in our lives. The Prom was only a year away so we had fund raisers and dances. Who can forget standing on Main Street screaming “Car Wash” at the top of our lungs. Ah, those were the days. The one everyone dreads came next. Junior year— every teen-ager’s nightmare. All those Regents courses. Amongst all the school pressure we still had fun. How about our Prom. Stanley Cole’s will always hold a place in our hearts. If it wasn’t for our terrific advisors and class government we would never have had such a good time. It was great to see everyone decked out and dancing like animals. And who can forget the SAT’s—the dreaded SAT’s— the morning after. Now here we are-the senior year- the coming of age. The beginning of this year was definitely rough with all the tensions of college, but we seem to be loosening the reins. What happened to the flashy threads of our freshman year? What happened to doing homework? What happened to arriving at 7:45? That horrible epidemic known as “senioritis” is spreading like wildfire. Still we all made a name for ourselves in this school. Whether it be through sports, art, academics or whatever. So when life seems to be one big cement block on your shoulder, remember that we are all special ourselves, and that New Paltz High will never forget us. Senior Clnss Officers: Michael Ecker. Treasurer; Cullen Burda. Class Council Member; Serena Krouse. Secretary; James Finkenaur, Class Council Member; Sharon Bean, Vice-President; Rhctt Wcires, Class Council Member; and Derek Burnham. President. 129 Top: Dan Brownstcin Middle: Chris Gragcr Abo%e: Chuck Hines. William Bowers, Jeff Smith, Kristen Friscina, Nancy Solaas, Jane Puglisi and Matt Cihi Top R: Paul O’Neill. Rob Wyman. Buddy Cooper. Mike Freer. Russ Yess and The Masked Man. R: Michael Eckcr. 130 BOCES The BOCES program for developmen-tally delayed students is located in the modular unit near the siccer field. It is called the Life Skills Development Program and has two classrooms of under 12 students each. These students range in age from 13 to 21 and have a curriculum which includes social and pre-vocational skills. The students are from the entire county, as well as New Paltz. Mr. Spcedling, their special gym teacher, can often be seen working with groups in the gym or on the field. Many of the students also eat in the cafeteria and attend assemblies. Around the Christmas holidays, the Senior Class sells greeting cards that they have printed themselves. The Intermediate Class teacher is Sandra Kissam and the Senior Class teacher is Carolyn Sas. Above Top: Fred Mannocchi Middle: Ralph Echcniquc Top Middle: Ari Kaplan Above: J.D. Clark and Brett Shaw R: Sandra Mannion, Sarah Olivari. Jason Stern and Dan Rosengarten Top R: Alyson Wood. Doreen Bolde. Teresa Keane. Teresa McCormick, Kim Thomas and Mindy Williams. 132 Top: John Trauffcr and Regina Reitz in N.Y.C. Top R: Barbara Cottelli. Regina Farrero. Bebhinn Dungan. Rebekah Slotnick. Enid Alexander, Chelsea Childrcs. Joann Cooke, and Kim Cunningham Middle: Naomi Fricdland and Anna Sorin. Above: Brooke Martits R: Chris Aulct Far R: Jan Wohlrab Middle R: Becky Thorpe and Robbie Countryman do research at the fiche machines. OUR SPECIALTY IS YOUR HEALTH. A UNIQUE APPROACH II! 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