North Warren Central School - Cougar Yearbook (Chestertown, NY)

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Karin lana Nelson, otherwise known as “Ethel to many students and friends, did not take part in many school activities because she concentrated on her academic studies and worked hard to better her skills. The extra activities that she did participate in were the high school chorus in 9th grade, where she sang alto and sometimes soprano. In the 10th grade she was a gun holder for the marching band front. In her 11th and 12th grades, Karin attended BOCES for the food trades course. She enjoys cooking and working with people. Karin spent most of her time raising her grades and bettering herself in studies. She has many friends but concentrates mostly on graduating and continuing her life with John. Karin was born in Leonard Hospital, Troy, New York on July 12, 1968. Gail Lvnn Olden lived in Minerva for almost 16 years before moving to Pottersville. In her fresh- man year she played softball, was in chorus, and joined the French club. In her sophomore year she played volleyball, was scorekeeper for the boys J.V. basketball team and continued in chorus and the French club. She was also the manager for softball. In her junior year, she came to North Warren, In her junior and senior years, she didn't participate in school activities as she went to BOCES both years. The first year she went for Office Procedures Word Processing. The second year she went for Data Pro- cessing. In the future she plans on working in an office preferably as a secretary. April Reed Pavne. is better known to her friends as Reed. April has been very active in sports in her high school years. She was a very valued player in basketball and softball in her ninth, tenth and elev- enth years. April has received average grades in her high school years and plans to work after she graduates. April was born July 4, 1966. KARIN JANA NELSON GAIL LYNN OLDEN 22 Seniors APRIL REED PAYNE

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Michelle Mumblow better known to her friends as Mich, has been active in softball and volleyball in her high school years. Also, Michelle has en- rolled herself in the senior play as a stage crew member. Michelle is known for laughter in class, which means there's never a dull moment. Michelle maintained average grades throughout her high school years and plans to work after she graduates. Delia Ann Murphy. 18, was born on March 18, 1968. Through her high school years she was active in both music and class activities. She was an alto in chorus for all four years, in band in ninth and tenth grades, playing clarinet, and in stage band playing the piano, in her twelfth grade. One of her fondest memories of music was playing in the rock band, as the keyboardist with her friends. She participated in many activities such as: the SADD chapter during 11th and 12th grades, math league in 11th and 12th grades, newspaper staff in 11th and yearbook staff in 12th grade, and also was enrolled in a career internship program during her 12th grade year. Class activities played a major roll throughout high school for her. One very happy occasion was her junior prom. She was an officer of the prom and all the work paid off when she was elected to the court of the class of 1986. During her last year of school, she was in the senior play, Lily, the Felon's Daugh- ter. She played the role of Lily. Through all this activity Delia was able to maintain good grades and was accepted in Who's Who of American High School Students. William T. Murphy, better known as Bill to his friends, was born on July 2, 1968 in Glens Falls Hospital, Glens Falls, New York. During Bill's high school career he was somewhat active in sports. He played J.V. soccer while he was a freshman and a sophomore. He was active for three years on the varsity golf team and played tennis as a junior and as a senior. Bill was active in other school activities also. He played the drunken-convict, Rob Steele, in the senior play Lily, the Felon's Daughter. Bill was a member of SADD for his junior and senior years and was the advertising manager for the school newspaper, The Periodical in its last operating year. He also worked on the yearbook in his 12th year. Bill was a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students. Seniors 21

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ANDREW R. RATTO RICHARD CHARLES REDMOND AMY S. ROBERTS Andrew R. Ratto. born on January 15, 1968, was active throughout his high school career in music, drama, and tennis. As a member of the high school concert and marching bands for three of his four years, he participated in several All-Counties and a semester in the ACC concert band, playing both tenor and alto saxaphones. Andy played the role of Thad in the P.T.S.A. production of The Egg and I in this tenth year, and he portrayed the role of Craven Sinclair in the senior play, Lily, the Felon's Daugh- ter- He was a member of the tennis team for 4 years. As vice-president last year and president this year of SADD, he accomplished alot for the organiza- tion. He plans on attending a four-year school for architecture. Richard C. Redmond, better known as Rich, was involved in both athletic and academic activities in high school years. His theatrical abilities were put to use in the senior play, Lily, the Felon's Daughter. as Jonas, and in the 1984 P.T.S.A. production. The Egg and I. Rich kept a strong academic average, served on the staff of the Cougar, the 1986 year- book, as well as the staff of The Periodical in tenth and eleventh grade. He was a member of SADD in the last two years of school, as well as the golf team for all four years, and the basketball team for the last three years of high school. Rich was born in Chestertown on November 9, 1967. Amy Roberts, born October 7,1968, was active in music during her high school years, playing the flute in band for 4 years and sang alto in chorus her first year. She was also a member of SADD for her last two years and helped with the senior play and the yearbook as a senior. Amy has been a member of 4-H for eight years and has received recognition for horsemanship and leadership. Amy's hobbies include leather tooling, horse showing - both Eng- lish and western, and rodeos. Her favorite color is purple and her favorite type of music is country. Amy was inducted into the National Honor Society on January 15, 1986. Seniors 23