Ravena Coeymans Selkirk High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Ravena, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1983 volume:

N 1 -A 3 ? 5 l 4 ,fi 4 4 TABLE OF CONTENTSE -1 P DEDICATION .... STUDENT LIFE ..... 5 SENIORS ............ , UNDERCLASSMEN . . I Z SPORTS ....... 5 ACTIVITIES .... I , K i . I ,J FACULTYANDADMINI-.H i CLUBS ................. ..... 1 H' 1. I f I 5 I i 1 ol . 24 68? 873 - 'I 109i 141 5 11515 1 Q 1. 1. 2.: 5 1 W J With Thanks and Appreciation: 1 ,ii' ,i, i L, ,, . 4 r larry . V 3. ,Q ti us, coached endeavors and fought for you to. You have raised up made ours the. class with your guidan and support wet never have gmen as far as we have ours w id have been just another senior class. this and more, we the Class of '8 dicate Memoirs 1983 to you as a t of our thanks and apprecia- tion Nicf S Sapone 4 ar The time has come to reflect on the past. To reflect on friends, enemies, secret loves. To think of that sport victory you won, or the one just out of reach that you didn't. To look at those varsity letters, those varsity jackets, and to think of the friends you made because of them. High school is a time to learn who you are, And who the people are around you. The hurt, the laughter, the sorrow, the joy. They are what make high school. ln kindergarten, the experience is one ot wonder. In grade school, you can't think of enough excuses not to go. Junior high is the time of trial. But high school is the time to be free and enjoy this last phase of growing up. N Abeisdav tssa Q -i t is ,jl ftj 4 tt. X .. 3 if of I The days will come and go so fast, Until you sit there making up senior wills, having senior picnics, and making college decisions, and this time of being with friends is quickly coming to an end. You no longer have the security of going to school every day and knowing that those friends you have known since that first day in kindergarten are going to be there. Is? ii as S - 1 Stop and think of the past fora moment and cherish it, for you will never get it back. Soon the friendships you have shared for 13 long years, will fade. The boyfriend you thought you would never forget, passes you by on the street, and you don't even notice him. A W? X... . A M , vii- E K ' 1 . I 5 . g Hr-Je 3 Hem C 2-licmzsrr , NOLAN 133' senion: g R331 ssmon: i i , ' RCKEPZYED 81 ' HICSPTID 91' f ki 1 . 7 l SC i:Mgg1gaQ2'zi SWL? 4 i Jlfpfl V ' . ' i. Qglgmeseo ilWli 3. at tlttl t J' ,,ll BROQKS . YJ :X -. W, . . , KA XXX , W .V 7.5 l If ii i tt Ni ffflll ' lt Lott Mx ssfi its .Q The past is you. Cherish the past as well as the present and future. Shut the door to it, as you graduate, and Ahd smile while you cry. open hevv ones, but doh't lock it. Thihk ofthe good times. Eriddy May There was peih, but there was joy One part of you is leaving this building, but the other part of you your nnernory, will still remain. Endsheets, picas, gutters, captured white space were words that were meaningless to me when I assumed the responsibilities as Editor in Chief of Memoirs I knew little about cropping a picture or meeting a deadlineg it was enough to give me nightmares! Eventually the yearbook staff and I settled in and we completed the job. This year we tried to give the yearbook a fresh look with our scrapbook theme of photographs and memories of school life. We sincerely hope that Memoirs will be a happy reminder of your days at RCS. Allyson Valentino A - t tttt .IM w greasy . fb ' mwovuw-v-an-vnu .-0-..-...Q ,.. M 'vw -. f Me.. El ! lr rl 5 ' 5 M-...M f' V wh f, 48. 'uv ff .L A . Mi Y f ' 'W :ww wffe- ' ' .1 We 5, -mg' W-L V, Zv4, ff , , ,V M, I VLVV, , ,W,,7.,,, MAF i . , , ,, ,M Hfgiqgl NMMA I f. A .Wulf 1 'M 'L V., , mfw .'9.B'XgZriw,J 'M ,,,7w'fI' f WWW ' f ,' ff f' ', 'W' 'N A mm., V -V f www pw :J A W' gmv Pl wwf an ,ls L .- - N 4. , 1 2 3 i l l M.. i 4 1. Melanie Miller snows us her skills. 2, Sandy Picarazzi does ner leg of the relay race. 3, Dawn Muller sails over the hurdle. 4. Jessica Campione pushes to take the lead. 5. Jackie Pieringer, did you bowl a strike? 10 Student Life 3 44 wb-fx ,M 'qQllh-M H . gt ' , f - , 1. Aren't I cute? 2. Love in the afternoon. 3. The three stooges, Linda Nunziato, Diana Delp, and Tracey GriHin. K' LM V ...vh- Ex 'S I X 3. .V i 0- 7 8 1. Here's the seven dwarfs, so where's Snow White? 2. What are you so happy about Joe? 3, Sue Craven seems a little uncertain of something - is it the lunch or Willy Johnson? 4. Got ya! Smile, you're on Candid Camera. 5. Always the model, Sandra Oles gives us that smile. 6. The Boss! 7. Chris Bryant seems a little reluctant to give us a smile. 8. Bob Stillwell getting a little help from his friend John Dunigan. W..-J' x.,,,,,-u , ,,,,,M..,.,, -,W N... - L1-,' N' 11W' -L' fx X 'C' W 3 4 Cf' is ri'-K' 7 1. Frankie Arnold, forever busy doing something. 2. A pyramid of friendship. 3. Friend- ship - what more can we say? 4. Doug Keyer seems a little skeptical about something. 5. A chorus line. 6. Daphne Freeman giving us her winning smile. 7. Just hanging out. Highest Overall Averages 119825 : Owen Mudge, Jennifer Bull, and Garth Wright Q Q 2 Mickey Pomakoy receives his Fransisco Award at the Award Ceremonies this year Ie Our Academic Achievers: ctorlan Salut 4. ', X, 'N y Q Z' Owen Mudge Wendy Hoose di ' atoria 1 2 18 j 1. Annette Motley shows us her stuff. 2. Mr. Holdrem and Mickey Pomakoy seem to be camera shy today. 3, Don't look at the keys, Kim. 4. Go for it, MarIissa! The Foreign Exchange From Holland to Australia 1 D D Ip To Holland Shelly G' enior jifka '15 717ml Juulfmif fam, -- Ijurn 7Hualge 7l!lo.1f Jdcudemif wenJy .jflobgie nf -I geif olioofeing gay - paufl-9er.4ico L 'X W gud brewed gay - mme jolmwn geaf cFooLing - Sherri Wofan if geaf fibrerlaecl - Sandra O65 2 Woof .xdflzalic gay - mexfer Greenlee 1 M., M' mod gongeniaf gay -- lllfhfge Jolmaon mmf .xdflagzfic - .Karen powef! Wad gongeniaf 6414.4 Broader Q IN Gfadd 6f0Wll BD, '- 3660? gfeellae 664.55 6f0Wfl GPL maplin? jfeeman f clliefg fo Succeed gag - Owen Wudge Woaf Qlufefy fo :Succeed girf- llfljenaly .yo Seniora if 179 Y , - , ,,k,, W -K 1 ' 'r - 'fri W5..Qi,i.W..i. ua if iii' IW M3 Wig, f ,gj Am' ,, - - wg OFFICERS - Row 1: C. Halloran - Co-Treas., D. Broderick - Co-Treas., M. Micozzi - Sec. Flow 2: Fi. Kinley - Pres., C. Broader - Vice. Pres. Class of '83 Flow 1: G. Datri, J. Radlih, R. Kinley, D. Greenlee, Fl. Anatriello, D. Ferriero, K. Denney, D. Delp, S. Campbell, T. Strauss. Flow 2: D. Broderick, M. Micozzi, S. Chalk, C. Vasto, L. Winne, D. Kuhn, C. Apple, K. Picarazzi, L. Kennah, E. Felter, S. Olsen, N. Cuzdey. Flow 3: C. Heffernan, S. Smith, M. Bosamilia, T. Cochrane, T. Biernacki, M. Cook, P. Hallenbeck, L. Curless, F. Arnold, D. Bellnier, C. Halloran, H. Brown. SHELLY ANN ALMINDO Shubbie Ambition: To be successful ln everything l do. AMY RENEE AMSLER Miss Piggy Drama 2, 3, 4: Staff and Shield 23 Art Club 3, 41 Photography Club 43 Office Worker 43 Ambition: Secretary. ROSE MARIE ANATRIELLO Ftose Fneld Hockey1 2 3 Basketball2 Softball2 4 Track1 Co-Treasurer2 3 Steerlng Comm 1 2 3 Student Councrlt Spanlsh Club3 4 FBLA 4 Band 1 Ambition Computer Programmer CHRISTOPHERM APPLE Clrtf Span1shClub1 2 3 4 FBLA1 2 3 4 Sleenng Comm 1 2 3 4 Baseball1 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 4 Student Councrl1 Ambition To love rt up as much as posslble FRANCES LEE ARNOLD Frankle Steerlng Comm 2 3 4 Photography Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 FTA 4 Soccer Stat 4 Wrestling Stat 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Offrce Worker 4 Xerox Worker 4 Won 5 Trophy s and 3 Rrbbons rn the Colonral Councll Home Economrcs Farr 3 Ambition To succeed rn whatever career l pursue ROBERT BAKER CHRISTOPHERH BARRY Professor Band 1 2 3 4 Ambition To be a general surgeon or a famous gurtar player MICHAEL R BAUER Make Drama Club 1 2 3 Football Manager 2 Wrestlmg 3 4 Ambition To become successful RALPH ANTHONY BECKER BOCES 3 4 Ambition To travel tar and wide across lrfe s journeys DENISE ANN ELIZABETH BELLNIER Ncecy lntramuralBowlmg2 3 4 French ltallan Club 3 Steerlng Comm 1 2 3 4 DECA4 FBLA 4 Drama Club3 4 Offlce Worker2 3 4 Chorus3 4 Tutor 3 Ambition To be happy wrth whatever God chooses tor me MARY ELLEN BESTLER BOCES 4 Stage Crew 1 Ambltion Make people see the realrty ot lrfe WWW SHELLY ALMINDO ROSE ANATRIELLO CHRISTOPHER APPLE 'HSS' FRANCES ARNOLD ROBERT BAKER CHRISTOPHER BARRY MICHAEL BAUER RALPH BECKER DENISE BELLNIER MARY ELLEN BESTLER Our cameras caught Sue Craven on her way to class. She doe-sn't look too excited does she? 27 BNACKI DANA DAVID BOHL Sheri Nolan and Rich Kinley take their first royal dance. but xl' , ,yfq-r KIMBERLY BORING LOBI BOWEN TODD BRITTON CHRISTINE BROADER DEBORAH BRODERICK HILARY BROWN ROSEMARY BRUNO CHRISTOPHER BRYANT TERI LYNN BIERNACKI Berck Volleyballt 2 3 4 Basketballt 2 3 4 SottbaIlt 2 3 4 Steerrng Comm I 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Student Councrl 1 Spanish CIub4 Bandt 2 3 Ambition Language Teacher DANA ELENE BLIVEN Drama 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 Ambmon To be happy In everythrng I do and do everythtng the best I can DAVID BOHL KIMBERLY ANN BORING Soo ArtCIub3 Sec ot Art CIub4 Tutor3 Stat 3 Ambition To make happtness wherever I go LORI BOWEN Boces 3 4 TODDM BRITTON Soccer1 2 4 FTA3 4 Trackt 2 Spanish CIub1 2 3 Drama CIub1 2 3 4 Bandt 2 3 Ambition To bench and successful CHRISTINE MARIE BROADER Chnsr Broda Freld Hockeyt 2 3 4 VoIIeybaIl Track Basketbatl Steering Comm 1 2 3 4 Vace PresrdentotCIass3 4 Legrslatrve Intern I 2 Commumcatrons and Pohtrcal Scrence DEBORAH LYNNE BRODERICK Debbie SoccerI 2 3 Capt 4 VoIIeybaIIt 2 4 Trackt 2 Capt 3 4 GAA Student Councrt I 3 Steenng Comm I 2 3 4 Class Treas 4 Yearbook Staft4 Ambition To be happy and successful untzI I m 10O!Med1oaI Asslstant HILARY BROWN Soccer Volleyball Track Drama Steerrng Comm ModeI Congress Natrona! Honor Socrety Ambmon Psychologast Ph D ROSEMARY BRUNO Rosre Deca Secretary 3 Yearbook Busaness Staff 3 4 Arnbmon To be happy wrth whatever comes my way CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS BRYANT Bear Soccert 2 3 4 Trackt 2 3 4 Student Councult 2 Spanash CIub2 Bandt 2 3 4 Stage Bandt 2 3 4 Ambition To bea computer technologrst Idesrgnj . . 1 ,.: I ,,l I I . ,. I S-S , - . ,ti .S ,Z -3 ,. , . , 1 1 3 .1 ,, 8, 45 Deca 1, 2, 3, 43 Ambmon: 4 year college, .5 ,,: ., ..:: ,L . , L 5 1 1 1 . , . ,J J Y 2 I' -'f Z 1 , I? we L What did you do lo yourself this time, Betsy? BONNIE BUSI-IIE 30 BENAY BULLIS BILL BUFIFIOWS 'IS SALLY CAMPBELL VICTOR CAFIFIK JR 4196 in ,.- ff SAMUEL CHALK JR. TINA CHICARETTI BRADLEY CHMIELEWSKI PATRICK CIVILL TRACY COCHRANE BILLY CONRAD BENAY BULLIS BILL BURROWS Lowell Football3 4 FBLA1 BONNIE ANN BUSHIE Stat 1 CD lndustnal Arts Asso 2nd Place Ambrtlon Always to be satrsfned wlth myself and my decsslons SALLY ANN CAMPBELL Band1 2 3 4 Model Congress and Debate Soclety Treas 3 4 Steenng Comm 3 4 Track 1 Natrona! Honor Society Nahonal Negro Merlt Scholarship Letter of Cornmendatron Delegate to N Y State Senate Student Policy Forum Ambmon Physlolan VICTORCARRK JR VJ Wresthngt 2 3 4 Cap 3 4 Soccer3 4 Cap 4 Treas 1 Steering Comm 1 Ambition Englneer SAMUELJ CHALK JR Sam Soccert 2 3 4 Baseball1 2 3 4 Steerlng Student Councsl 1 2 Ambition Accountant TINA CHICARETTI Chrck Field Hockey1 Steerrng Comm 1 Wrestllng Stat 2 Ambmon Pedratncran BRADLEY CHMIELEWSKI German Club1 2 3 4 Oflrce Worker2 3 4 Student Councll3 FT A4 Ambrtlon Data Processsng PATRICK J CIVILL Honor Soclety Track Football Basketball Stat Natronal Merrt Scholarshlp Commendatson Ambmon To serve Jesus wnth all my heart TRACY E COCHRANE Staff and Shneld 1 Honor Soclety 2 3 Spanvsh Club 3 4 Tennrs lntramurals 2 Tennrs4 FBLA3 4 Steenng Comm 4 AMS Arrtnmetlc Profncsency Certrhcate Ambition Buslness Admrnlstratnon BILLY CONRAD I . . ' . g . . . 3 . g ' . 3 . Comm. 1, 2. 3, 4g French-ltalian Club 1, 23 . . . 1 ' , . : I 2 'C -' Z .. : 1 . 1 ' . 4 MARTHA ANN COOK Cookre Steerrng Comm 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club1 3 4 Bandl 2 Yearbook-4 Ambrtron Happy Healthy Wealthy HOWARD COUNTAWAY JV Soccer Varsrty Soccer Band Boys Tennrs Boys Track Ambmon College for Crlmrnal Justice SUE CRAVEN TOM CREWELL MARK CRUDO LISA MAE CURLESS Frog Steering Comm 3 4 Model Congress 4 German Club 2 Astena Drama Club 4 Ambrtron To succeed rn lute and rn the U S Army NOELE CUZDEY Steerrng Comm 3 4 Model Congress 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Fleld Hockey 4 Ambrtlon To survive the ups and downs that lute wlll bnng me EUGENE CHRISTOPHER DATRI Band1 2 3 4 Football1 2 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track1 2 4 Deca3 4 KeyClub3 French ltalran Club 1 2 Steernng Comm 1 2 3 Ambition To succeedm musrc DONNA LYNN DeBACCO Dee Dee J V Volleyball FBLA 1 Ambition Prolessaonal Photographer and to lrve lrfe to :ts lullest and some day be happrly marrred GINA DQCASTRO Football 1. Ambition: Automotive Mechanic LISA DELESKIEWICZ MARTHA COOK rf' SUE CRAVEN MARK CRUDO LISA CURLESS NOELE CUZDEY EUGENE DATRI DONNA De-BACCO 4-,,,,..--- ,,.,..-- '-' F? SnnJ Hummel, as a senior, think about now much time you've spent at that locker. it's incredible, isn't '? GINO DQCASTRO LISA DELESKIEWICZ Bobby Stiilwell is very attentive to his music, but what about school work? He seems more interested in our cameras than he is in his teacher. gg, im, , MICHAEL DERFZY JEFF DESO DIANA DELP ' W A ' i, H ' ,,ii KIMBERLY DENNEY SCOTT DEWSBUFRY JAMES DIACETIS KENNETH DOTTINO 'I-4. , ,,,,,,, in .,,, 5 ii flap A JOHN DUNIGAN TRACY DONNELLY 'bu JEFFREY DRISCOLL TRACY EDWARDS DIANA J DELP Honor Socuety1 2 4 Art Club4 French ltallan Club 1 2 Key Club 1 2 Prrnclpal s Advrsory Comm 1 2 4 Stat 1 Varslty Freld Hockey 2 Staff and Shleld 4 Steerrng Comm 4 Rotary Exchange Student to the Netherlands 3 Yearbook 4 Varsrty Tennrs 4 Intramural Bowlmg 4 Drama 4 Model Congress 4 Ambmon Computer Engrneerrng KIMBERLYC DENNEY Kam Band1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club3 4 Model Congress and Debate Soclety 3 4 Drama 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Steerlng Comm 3 4 Who s Who Among Amerlcan Hugh School Students Arnbrtlon Nurslng lFt N l MICHAEL SCOTT DERBY Scott Golf 1 2 Soccer3 Ambmon Computer Screntlst! Compete rn Tour De France JEFF DESO SCOTTD DEWSBURY Dews Football1 2 3 4 DECA3 4 FBLA Pres 3 3 4 Ambmon To be wealthy and to lrve lrfe as happy as possrble JAMES ANTHONY DIACETIS Jlm BOCES3 4 Soccert 2 3 Ambrtlon To please myself and lrve my lute to its fullest TRACY DONNELLY KENNETHJ DOTTINO Ken Bowllngt 2 3 4 Ambition Electrucal Techmcran JEFFREYF DRISCOLL Puddles Footballt 2 3 4 Baseball2 3 4 Bowlrngt 4 FT A 3 4 Ambmon Professional Baseball Player and Physlcal Educatron Teacher JOHN MICHAEL DUNIGAN Soccer Tenms Ambfrron To be the best tennrs player ln the world TRACY LYN EDWARDS Steenng Comm 1 Student Councll1 French ltalran Club 1 2 Gultar Club 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Ambrtron To marry my babe and to lrve forever rn laughter Shrne on Ya all' , . I I ' ' . 1 ' ' V . . . 1 . 3 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 I I KK ' H , - , . .. ,, . : 9 : . . , 2 . I - . 43 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Oltlce Worker H' ll . . , 1 , , 2 ' . - ' , 1 ' 1 , . I I . RAYMOND M ENDRENY Flay Soccer 2 3 4' Track 1 2 3' Stage Band' Model Congress and Debate Society' Ambition: To become rich either through a Ph.D in psychology or by stealing the RCS class of 83 s Hordes of Wealth ELIZABETH FAFIINELLI Betsy Soccert 2 3 4' Sottbailt 2 3 4' Spanish Club 1 2 3' DECA 4' Steering Comm. 1 2' Ambition: College and to be with my babe JOHN MICHAEL FEIL Baseball' Football' Wrestling' Ambition: To be able to step out into the night Steering Comm. 2 3 4' FTA 3' Drama Club 2 3 4' Basketball Stat.2 3 4' Band 1' Select Chorus 3' Library Worker 4' Ambition.' Medical Office Assistant DEBORAH LYNN FERRIERO Debbie Steering Comm. 1 2 3 4' Softball Capt. 2' Cheerleadingt 2 3 4' Capt. 2 4 MICHAEL FERRIERO 'Mike Footballt 2 3 41BOWliDQ1 2 3, 4' Baseball' Ambition: To be able to invest in anything l want and to enjoy lite ELIZABETH JEAN FINK Beth Drama 2, 3' Select Chorus 23 BOCES 4' Chorus 2 3 ROBERT FLINT 'Flino Footbalig Track' Wrestlingg Ambition: To be able to walk a straight line STEPHANIE FRANCOIS STEVEN FRANK Basketball: Baseballg Ambition: Auto Mechanic DAPHNE FREEMAN DECA Giubg Yearbook Stattg Art Ciubg DECA 1st Place Fashiong Ambition.' To be an actress and fashion designer rr ,, . . KL I5 i . . ELISE MARIE FELTER Ezy . . , . . . . . . . , , , . .. . . . . . . f ff 'Wm RAYMOND ENDHENY ELIZABETH FAFlINELLl AMW JOHN FEIL ELISE FELTEH DEBORAH FEHHIEHO MICHAEL FEHHIEHO 4 ELIZABETH FINK STEVEN FRANK DAPHNE FREEMAN OBERT FLINT TF STEPHANIE FRANCOI Rosemary Bruno, Mr. Bachschmidt, and Stephanie Olsen, laughing it up. DDNALD FRESE Don Football 1, 2: Track 1, 23 DECA Club 3, 4 Ambrtron Leave Ravena and Be Successful MICHELLE ANN GILL Gurler Spanrsh Club1 2 3 4 F TA 3 4 Steerrng Comm 1 2 3 4 Soccer Stat 4 Freld Hockey 2 Ambmon Social Work or Welfare wrth Spamsh DORIS ANN GINTER Dor Basketball Stat 1 2 3 4 Track Stat 1 2 3 4 Soccer Stal 1 2 3 F T A 3 4 Ambrtron To be a secretary and to be happy rn everythmg l do ALICIA GOES Ambition Travel Agent! To be happy an whatever l do rn llle MICHELE ANN GONYEA Yearbook Staff Ambmon To live a happy and lulfrlled Irfe BERNADETTE MARIE GOSSE Ambrtron To succeed ln everylhrng l do and be happy DAWN C GRACE Lrbrary worker Ambmon To get mafrled and have a happy llle DEXTER GREENLEE KENNETI-IJ I-IALLENBECK Ken Football4 Track2 3 4 Ambmon Mechannc PAMELA ANNE HALLENBECK Pam Drama Club2 3 4 Spanrsh Club3 4 Steering Comm 1 2 3 4 Prrncrpals Advrsory Comm 3 Model Congress and Debate Socrety3 Yearbook Stall4 Drama Club Treas 4 Ambrtron To becomeanurse CHRISTINE HALLORAN Chns Steering Comm 1 2 3 4 Treas4 Drama Club1 2 3 4 Tutorrng3 4 Prlncrpal s Advrsory Comm 3 4 ArtClub3 4 Chorus2 3 4 V Pres 3 Green Gounty2 3 4 Select Chorus3 4 Offrce Helper2 3 4 Staff and Shreld3 GurtarClub2 3 Stats3 4 Field l-lockey1 Yearbook Slaff3 Ambrtron To lrve wlth musrc rn the arf and hope that laughter rs everywhere DONALD FFKESE DORIS GINTER MICHELF GONYEA MIOHELLEGILL r ALICIA GOES flier' BERNADETTE GOSSE f f QC DAWN GRACE DEXTER GREENLEE KENNETH HALLENBECK PAMELA HALLENBECK CHRISTINE HALLORAN LISA HAMILTON NEAL HAMILTON JOHN HAMMOND Doris, why so tense and biting your nails? Could it be Mr. Bachschmidfs ist period class? CHRIS HEFFERNAN I KEITH HENRY WENDY HOOSE MARY BETH HOWE JEFFERY IRVING STEPHEN HOTALING it'-w'I CHRISTINE HUMMEL DOROTHY JOHNSON LISA ANN ROSE HAMILTON Ambztron To lrve my Isle the way I want to NEAL HAMILTON Soccer3 4 Ambmon Chemast JOHNT HAMMOND Chorusl 2 3 4 Dramav Pres 3 Ambzlfon Work wlth the mentally handvcapped CHRIS I-IEFFERNAN Chrissy Steering Comm 1 2 3 4 Art Club4 Yearbook 3 Ambmon Busrness Admrnastratron KEITH HENRY WENDY ANN HOOSE Staff and Shoe-id3 4 Edltorrn Chlef German Clubt Sec 2 Sec 3 Pres 4 Student CouncrI3 Tutonngl 2 3 4 Art Club3 4 Steerrng Comm 3 Model Congress and Debate Soo1ety3 4Sec Honor Socrety2 3 4 Varsny Tennrs3 4 Trackl 4 Ambmon To enlrghten the world to the wonder of nature STEPHEN HOTALING Bandt 2 3 4 Stage Bandt 2 3 4 All County Museo Festrvalt 2 3 4 Basebell3 Ambmon To have lots of money and spend rt MARY BETH HOWE Beth Ambition To llve my lrfe to II s fullest' CHRISTINE THEI-'IESA HUMMEL Chns Ambmon Professlonal Photographer! Someday own my own studro .IEFFERYE IRVING Tenms3 4 Ambmon Computer Programmer DOROTHY LOUISE JOHNSON Dotty Chorus2 3 Ambition Nurse ax - - n.-u -rvnr s , I nr 1 I -I -1 'v I nav: nv' -I 1 -I na I an rs - I :nur rynr' ' 'vnvv ' I' as n ..'. . ., u'u 1 xr - so n nr ' Hi there, Joe Wylie! HARRY JOHNSON WILLIE JOHNSON TIM JOHNSTON if ANTHONY JUDWARE JACOUELINE KING WAYNE KING RICHARD KINLEY MW BRIAN KOONZ SHARLENE KORZON JOHN KOWALEWSKI DEBORAH KUHN HARRY JOHNSON Ambrton College!Mxlrtary WILLIE JOHNSON Mo Cross Countryl Basketball 1 Ambrtron Bachelors Degree rn Cnmrnal Justlce TIM JOHNSTON ANTHONY JOSEPH JUDWARE Honor Socnety Model Congress FBLA Football Basketball Wrestlmg Prlnclpals Advrsory Comm Student Councrl Ambrtron To become a Multr Brllronarre JACQUELINE MARIE KING Jackre Student CouncrI2 3 4 Drama2 DECA4 WAYNE K KING Soccerl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track I 3 4 BOCES3 4 Ambition To hve lrfe to nts fullest RICHARDP KINLEY Krd Football1 2 3 4 BasketbaIl1 2 Baseballl Pres 4 Vrce Pres I 2 Ambition To achieve my every desnre BRIAN CHARLES KOONZ Cross Country1 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Honor Socrety2 3 4 SpanrshCIub1 2 Staff and Shreld 3 4 Indoor Track 2 Student Councll 1 Model Congress and Debate Soclely3 4 Ambmon Aerospace Engmeer for N A S A SHARLENE KORZON Sharbaby Randy Ambmon To be successful as a rancher JOHN KOWALEWSKI Ambmon C P A DEBORAH KUHN Debbre German Club1 Cheerleadmgl 2 3 Steenng Comm Drama Club Yearbook Ambmon To be a legal Secretary for Rach Krnely ' . , S Z . , , Z , . . 1 , , 1 , 1 I ' ' ' . . , 2 . 1 . 2, 3, 4: Jr. Snowball King: Student Council ' . , J ' . I . 2 3 , 2 H I ' : ' , . : ' SHAWN P. LABUNSKI Footballt 2 3 4' Capt. 4 RICHARD G LAMERE BOCES' Ambition: To be a good mechanic in the army PAUL LOVELY Ambition: Being rich and successful JEFF LUKENS MARY LYMAN Sunshine Cheerleading' DECA' Drama 1 2 3 4' Steering Commx Guidance Office Ambition: Naval Officer - CRA MIKE MGDERMOTT BOCES 1 2' Ambition: Navylwelder WILLIAM ALAN MCGINNIS Football 2' Ambition: Electrical Engineering' Go for it! GEORGE DEFLUMER MCHUGH Golf1 2 3 4' Bowllng1 2 3 4' Track3 4' 4' Class Treas. 2' Ambition: To share my dreams and goals in life with someone l love. MARY CATHERINE MICOZZI Steering Comm. 1 2 3 4' Class Secretary 2 3 4' Spanish Club 2 3 4' Yearbook Staff 4' Cheerleading 2' Field Hockey 2' GAA 2' Ambition: To be healthy happy and wealthy CHRISTOPHER JOHN MIELKE Chris FootbalI1 2 3' Basketballt 2 3' Student Council 1' Track 1 2 MELANIE MILLER Soccer 1 2 3 4' Spanish Club 3' GAA' Ambition: To always cherish the friendships of high school and make my dreams of the future come true French-italian Club 1, 23 Athletic Assc. 1, 2, 3, I U I X SHAWN LABUNSKI af' PAUL LOVELY M MARY LYMAN 5, RICHARD LAMERE JEFF LUKENS MIKE MCDERMOTT W 55 WILLIAM MCGINNIS GEORGE MCHUGH MARY MICOZZI CHRISTOPHER MIELKE K' Whig? is i f 0 dl L LSI 'E-.lflzf ' K' .RJIZX . if .:i..X g - 4 I ig, .Q R I I MELANIE MILLER Debbie Broderick, why are you so happy? Are you having a good day? E XX St-IEILA ANN MILLER Staff and Shreld 1 Varsrty Softball Manager 2 Varsity Soccer 3 4 Steenng Comm 3 4 Ambmon To become an accountant and lwe a long and happy late JOSEPH GREGGRY MOTLEY Smoke Basketball1 2 3 4 Football1 3 Ambltron To be rrch and lrve rn a well establrshed mansron OWEN S MUDGE JR J V Bowlrng 1 Varsrty Bowllng 2 3 4 Concert Band1 2 3 4 Stage Band1 2 3 4 Concert Band Advertrsrng Comm 1 2 Concert Band Treasurer 2 Concert Band Presrdent3 4 Concert Band Sectron Chanrpersont 2 3 4 Sr Hugh All County Concert Band 2 3 4 Sr l-hgh All County Stage Band 4 Natrona! Honor Socrety 2 3 Natrona! Honor Socrety Presrdent 4 French ltallan Club 1 2 Student Councrl Model Congress and Debatung Socrety 3 4 SH El LA M I LLEF? JOSEPH MOT'-EY Model Congress Comm Chasrman 3 Colonral Councrl Math Contest 3 Buology and Math Contests at S U N Y at Cobleskrll 3 4 Ambmon To be rn my own eyes a success TRACY ANN NEWBURG J V Soccer Varsrty Softball DECA Club Art Club German Club Ambmon To become a protessronal Accountant and to burld a treehouse IH New York City s Central Park' SHANE NEWKIRK Smrley Ambrtron To be nchl ROBERT MICHAEL NOLAN Defender Football1 2 3 4 BaseballJV 1 2 Varsaty 3 4 Basketballt 2 FBLA1 2 3 4 Spanash Club2 3 4 Prom Court3 Ambmon To be successful SHERRI ANN NOLAN Soccer1 2 3 4 Capt 4 Volleyballt 2 Capt 1 2 Basketballt 2 3 Trackt 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 French ltalran Club1 2 FBLA4 Student Councrl 1 3 Snowball Dutchess2 Prom Court 1 2 Jumor Prom Queen 3 Ambrtlon To be happy always and lead a full OWEN MUDGE JR' TRACY NEWBURG rewardrng lute PAULJ NUVKO FOOtball1 Ambmon Mountaln man and Phrlosophy Student ot Ftancod Crabtree ALBERT JUSEPH NUNZIATO Soccert 2 Varsrty3 4 Basketballt Baseball 1, 2 Varsnty 3, 4 French ltalran Club 1 2, Athletlc Association Ambition To become a successful and Prosperous Businessman LINDA MARIE NUNZIATO Nunzr Soccer 1, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Capt 2 FBLA 4, Student Councll 1, 2, GAA Soccer 1 2, 3, 4, Steenng Commtttee 3 Ambrtron To be happy and to lrve my late to the tullest l Engtneer KELLY ANN o'ameN Kelly wtm a Hy Photography Club 4, Photography Club Vlce 5 Presrdent Ambition Forest Technrcran r .. 1 ' ' , .1 . . .2 .,.3: : ' ' .,4: Representative 1,23 Intramural Bowling 1, 25 ' I .' . .. Q ' 2 1 ..,: .. .5 ' ,L ,z .,.: ' ..,: .1 .1 rc .,: ,.,: rl ' 3 ,: ' .2 3 W SHANE NEWKIFXK ROBERT NOLAN CAROL 0'CONNOR SANDRA LYNNE OLES Cosmo Steering Committee 2: Student Council. Ambition: To be the owner oi the most exquisite clothing industry and to appear in the highest of fashion magazines JEFF OLIVER STEPHANIE ANN OLSEN Red Cheerleading 1' Band 1' Softball 2 3' Steering Comm. 1 2 3 4' Prom Court Candidate 3' Student Council 1 2 3 4. Ambition: Registered Nurse and to be a better person who is very successful and live a happy lite KEVIN SCOTT PATTERSON Soccer 1 2 3' Bowling 2' Baseball 1' Basketball 1' Staii and Shield 3 4' French- ltallan Club 1 2. Ambition: To become independently wealthy PAUL PERSICO Wrestlingl 2 3 4' Socceri 2 3 4' Track 1' Duke of Snowball Prom Court 3 KATHLEEN PICARAZZI Pic Steering Comm. 1 2 3' Secretary 1' Spanish Clubl 2 3' DECA 4' Soccert 2 3 FRANCIS JOSEPH POMAKOY .IR Mickey Soccer 3 4' Drama Club 1 2 3 4' Model Congress and Debate Society' German Club' Student Council' FTA' American Studies Good Citizenship Award' Honor Society. Ambition: To attend West Point and become President GREG POMAKOY KAREN EMILY POWELL Soccerl 2 3 4' Volleyballt 2 3 4' Basketballl 2 3 4' Tracki 2' Soitball2 3 4' GAA1 2 3 4' Prom Couri1 2 3' Candidate for Duchess 2. Ambition: Nursing LYNN MARIE PREVILLE Art Club 1 2 3' Tennis 2' Art Tutor 3. Ambition: To be a light in a world ot darkness CAROL O CONNOR SANDRA OLES JEFF OLIVER STEPHANIE OLSEN KEVIN PATTERSON PAUL PERSIOO 48 I KATHLEEN PICARAZZI KAREN POWELL LYNN PREVILLE W' FRANCIS POMAKOY JR. GREG POMAKOY Greg Pomakoy, our master chef. ANNA PROPER PAMELA PURCELL 009' JEFFREY RADLIFF Marie Rosamilia, a member ofthe cheerleading squad, and a member of our senior class. KIM RAFFERTY A MONICA REICHMANN MICHAEL FIOBBINS KELLIEANN ROBINSON 'fff' we: if MICHAEL BOCKENSTIBE MABIE BOSAMILIA JOANN BOVVE CHUCK BUDOLPH ANNA PROPER PAMELAL PURCELL Pam Boces Data Processmg Ambmon To succeed In llfe and to be happy JEFFREY MICHAEL RADLIFF Soccef3 Footballl 2 Wrestlmgl 2 3 4 Baseballl Steerlng Comm 2 3 Ambition College KIM RAFFERTY Fteeferty Boces Data Processmg Stage Crew Ambmon Make people see the reallty of lrfe MGNICA REICHMANN Mom MICHAEL ROBBINS Mrke Soccerl 2 3 Footballrl FBLA Track Ambmon To become John Belushr s stand rn for the Blues Brothers KELLIEANN ROBINSON Ambmon Cosmetologlst MICHAEL ANDREW ROCKENSTIRE Rocky Ambmon Be a very prosperous Engmeer MARIE DOLORES ROSAMILIA Mouse SpamshClub1 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Green Co 3 Staff and Shseld3 4 Yearbook2 4 Softball Managerl 2 G1rlsTrack3 4 Wrestlmg Stat4 Steermg Comm 1 2 Cheerleadmg3 4 Key Club2 Ambmon Computer Scrence .ICANN ROWE Jo Boces Data Processmg CHUCK RUDOLPH Basketball Soccer It I1 . , , Band 1, 2, 3g Cheerleading 21 Volleyball 13 Sl li ' . , . : . , , 2 JAMES RUSO 465 Anna Proper looks quite grown up as she tackles her work load. WILLIAM SCHAFFER SANDRA SCHERMERHORN CHRIS SCHUMACHER CURTIS SEABURG iw., RICH SEABURG SHELLEY SEARLES ' .rar RUTH SHORD VALERIE SLEIGHT BRENDA SMITH JAMES RUSO Jay Football1 Track1 3 4 FBLA DECA FBLA Sec FBLA 1st rn Buszness Contest DECA 1st rn Busrness Ambmon To become a chef or restaurant manager WILLIAM SCHAFFER Ambition Commercral Prlot SANDRA LEE SCHERMERHORN Reaper Steerrng Commlttee 1 CHRIS SCHUMACHER CURTIS SEABURG Curt Football1 2 3 4 Baseball2 Track1 Ambmon Arohrteotural Engrneerrng RICH SEABURG SI-IELLEY MARIE SEARLES Shell Library Club Ambmon To be happy MARK SEYMOUR RUTH ANN SI-IORD Poo Soccer 1 Volleyball2 Student Councrl 1 Ambmon To lnve a late of pleasure and VALERIE SLEIGHT Freld Hockey1 2 3 Cap14 Track1 2 3 4 Staff and Shreld 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club2 3 4 French ltalran Club1 2 3 4 Honor Socrety 2 3 Student Councrl4 Drama Club1 2 3 4 Pep Squad 4 Model Congress and Debate Soorety 3 Voce Pres 4 Prrncrpals Advrsory Comm 2 3 4 Who sWho 1983 1984 Rotary Exchange Student to Bolrvra Ambirron To be a top salarred busrnesswoman dealing mternatronally wrth Japan France or Hrspamc countrres BRENDA LYNN SMITH Bre BOCES 1 Data Processrng Ambmon To go as far rn the computer held as possrble and to always be happy .1 ' ' 2 , , . 1 : .31 enjoyment! you always need a friend. ' . , 2 2 . . 1 2 ' 1 . . 3 ' . . : - ' . , . : ' , 1 ' 1 , , . 1 9 MARK SMITH Smitty Football 1 Ambmon To be a taste tester for a Moosehead Brewery SHERI MARIE SMITH GymnastIcs1 SoftbalI2 FBLA3 4 Spanish Club2 3 4 Steerlng Comm 4 Yearbook4 STEVEN 0 SMITH RONALD MICHAEL SNYDER Snyde German Clubt 2 3 4 Football2 4 Ambition To graduate STEPHEN SOBIECKI PETER SPEZIALE JOSEPH CARLETON SPOONER III OLIVE SPRAGUE TERI ANN STAATS Ter Spamsh Club 2 3 FTA 3 4 Chorus 4 Yearbook 4 Ambmon Alrlme Career GARY STARR Mad Hunganan Football 1 Wresthng 4 Cross Country 2 Student Councll 3 Ambmon Motorcycle Techmctan! Mechamc ROBERT STILLWELL Bobby Bandt 2 3 4 Stage Band3 4 Footballt Golf3 4 Drama3 German Clubl Gultar Club 1 2 Ambition Studlo Recordmg Engmeer Z MARK SMITH WY' STEVE SMITH RONALD SNYDER I STEPHEN SOBIECKI PETER SPEZIALE JOSEPH SPOONER III E SPRAGUE TERI STAATS GARY STARR ROBERT STILLWELL The school took on a new look during 1982-1983 school year. o 55 COLLEEN STONE TAMMY STRAUSS ERIC STROKES Mr. Engel, you brute! Put Pam down! K TINA SWARTOUT ROBERT TIBERIA HELEN TOMPKINS MICHAEL TFIYON CINDY TUCKEFI MIKE TURNER BENJAMIN UNDERWOOD ALLYSON VALENTINO COLLEEN MARIE STONE Steering Comm. l, 2, 3, 41 JV Soccer Manager 33 Model Congress lSect.J 35 Wrestling Manager 2, 3g Senior Band 3, 43 German Club 1, 2, 35 Stage Band 33 Ambition: To make Frank happy and be successful in whatever l choose to do TAMMY ANN STRAUSS Principals Advisory Comm 2 3 4 Steering Comm 1 2 3 4 Key Club2 3 Gymnastics 1 French ltallanClub1 2 3 The National Honor Society NACEL Exchange Student to France Ambition Psychologist ERIC STROKES Ambition Photography TINA LOUISE SWARTOUT Teen Ambition To en joy my life the best I can ROBERT TIBERIA HELEN TOMPKINS MICHAEL T TRYON Ambition To be myself and not to let anyone try to change me CINDY LOU TUCKER Ambition To be happy MIKE TURNER BENJAMIN L UNDERWOOD Brain Ambition Photography! To explore nature to the fullest ALLYSON MARIA VALENTINO AI 3 Honor Society 2 3 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Principal s Advisory Comm 2 3 Tennis 3 Boys Track Stat 1 2 3 Wrestling Stat 2 Memoirs Editor4 Elmira College Key Scholarship Who s Who rn Busrness'P Ambition To finally see all the people l love happy and to finally be happy myself French-Italian Club 2, 3, 45 Staff and Shield 2, DENNIS VANALSTYNE VIRGINIA VAIII-IEUSEN Gmny Art Club Drama Photography Club Ambition Too many to las! but never too many to accomplish MICHAEL R VANVALKENBURG Wresthng1 2 Student Councnl1 2 3 Steerrng Comm 1 2 3 4 Prlncnpal s Advrsoryl 2 Key Club1 Vlce Pres 2 Ambition To become pnncupal of Fl C S CHI-IISTAL.F VASTO Soccer2 Track2 Spanish Club1 2 3 French ltallan Club 2 Pnnclpal s Advrsory Comm 1 2 3 Steerlng Comm 1 2 3 4 Student Councxl2 3 Wrestllng Stat1 Prom Comm 3 3rd Place Goblesklll Bake Off Wmner Perlect Attendance1 Ambrtron To remain the grealestsalespersonlor Penodlcal Publishers and to become a Branch Manager SANDY LEE VERNOL and to be happy wvth Dernck for the rest of my BARRY WACHTER Ambrtlon To porn the State Polzoe WILLIAM WAKEMAN Wackey CrossCountry1 2 3 Basketball1 lndoor Track2 Outdoor Track2 3 4 Football4 Wrestlrng3 4 Stage Crew2 3 4 Ambmon To uve a fulfrllmg lrle DENISE WEIDMAN Ambmon To be happy ANDREW WHITE Andy Soccer1 2 3 4 Ambmon Draftsman LAURIE MARIE WINNE Steenng Comm 1 2 3 4 Student Counclll 2 3 Spamsh Club2 3 4 Treas 2 3 Memolrs Stal14 Ambrllon To further my educatlon m college and possrbly become an Occupatuonal Therapist TIIOMASINA WINSLOW Tommue Band3 Chorus3 4 Tenms4 Ambition To excel rn muslc II ' H 2 2 9 ' , I ' . . I . 5 5 ' .. 2 I 2 . . 2 H . , . . , . - , , I ' - . . . I . I Z ' lt le , Ambition: To become a successful secretary life .. ., 1 , . 1 1 ' . z , . 4 : . , , 2 : A ' - . . . G ' . . I ' . , I . . L 4 .. : 1 . 1 ' 1 : DENNIS VANALSTYNE K W MICHAEL VANVALKENBURG l I SANDY VEFRNOL BARRY WACHTER if V3 ,M I 5 if I -XI I If I X, x WILLIAM WAKEMAN DENISE WEIDMAN ANDREW WHITE LAURIEWINNE W . . IIII fx i Pau! Perslco and Michael Ferriero share some lunch and some good times. THOMASINA WINSLOW , MICHELLE LEE WOODILL Band Key Club French Italian 1 2 3 Steering Comm 1 2 3 Cheerleading 2 Ambition To be free to be me and to also have a fun life JOSEPH E WYLIE Stage Band1 2 Wrestling Ambition To play Bass like Stanley Clarke CAROLE NlNA YOUMANS Chorus 1 2 Secretary 3 Pres 4 Green County Chorus 1 2 3 4 Stage Band 3 4 Dixieland Band 2' Band 4' French-italian Club 2 3' FTA Pres. 3 4' Steering Committee 3' Drama 4. Ambition: To live a happy and fulfilling life, SHERLE L YOUNG BOCES' Cosmetology. Ambition: To become a hairdresser FRANKLIN B4 ZABEL Ambition: Mechanic ' MICHELLE WOODILL JOSEPH WYLIE X We CAROLE YOUMANS SHERLE YOUNG FRANKLIN ZABEL 1 2 .Ilan .adm .1 1. Dawn Salin stops and gives us a pose in her cheerleading outfit. 2. Sandy Sherman gives us a smile. 3. The JV basketball team stops for a breather and some pointers from Coach Curry 4. V. J. Carrk tries to get control of the situation. 61 K ? 5 3 s 2 E 1 1. Oh, come on, says Mrs. Dority. 2, Ken Hallenbeck does some wood working. 3. What did you do to your leg, Pam Purcell? If 1 2 r 4 3 1. Surprise, Frankie! 2. Donny Baker looked deep into our oamera's lens and gave us a little smile. 3. Mickey Pomakoy gave our camera a stare. 4. Got the right book, Marty? is 1. Caught ya, Chrissy. 2. Tina lets a little grin slip out. 3, Where's your smile, Kim Raffer- ty? 4. Kelly Halloran looks like she's ready for anything. 5, Mrs. Seiover and Sandy Sherman work out the lab procedure. 6. Oh come on, Jan Travis seems to be saying. 7. Todd Britton sets John Hammond straight in last year's play Meet Me At The Fair. 8. Chris Barry and friend share lunch and some conversation. 5---1' WN 5 6 T' , ,NXN 'dv' ' i 4 ' f . 5 5' ' 7 8 h,,..W LL. 11165 W1 fbi WW! L'.5:wNlwgg,w Yunnan .4 3 nl ' 2 1, Oh no you dor1't, says Mr. Ralston. But, oh yes we did. 2. What are you up to? says Mrs. Nook. 3. Why me? asks Mr, Wheat, 4, Ooohhh exclaims Mr. Vahderzee. 5. Do your peanut butter cookies make Mike Fer- riero act this way, Ms. ZugIah'? 6. VVhat's that sly look for, Mr. Knipple? Q..-M ' 'lamb' I t,- . S . gt. Q . - - ' ,.. 5 1 . ss - . . , 91 - xg . .- X i?'?f'22-21:33 x 1. fr '-' 4 5 an-9 K WN Ml'l6!el C!Cl55I'l'l2I'l fm' Class of '84 Row 1: C. Brockbank, V. Pres., K. Gagnon, Pres. Row 2: T. Griffin, Treas., J. Bull, Sec., D. Treas. Row 1: S. Wade, H. Frueh, T. Diacetis, M. Libertucci, J. Rafferty, C. Brockbank, T. Griffen, A. Costanza, S. Libertucci, D. Tiberia. Row 2: K. Daley, C. Jackson, P. Bartholomew, I. VanKempen, N. Deleskiewicz, E. Zobel, K. Barbic, J. Zitz, A. Geei, M. Ingraham, D. Swartout. Row 3: S. Lalor, T. Christopher, S. Christiana, J. Janicke, P. Smith, C. Persico, M. Helo, S. Losee, D. Mueller, A. Hamill, K. Gagnon. Row 4: T. Entrott, B. Jones, J. Hunter, J. Mahar, M. Novko, D. Heere, K. Halloran, C. DiBenedetto, J. Bull, J. Bourguignon, S. Newell. Y- fr I Row 1: T. Wilsey, L. Zeoli, L. White, M. Albert, M. Bassotti, D. Zolner, G. Aluise, R. Bolen. Row 2: J. Zitz, M. Wade, I. VanKempen, E. Zobel, K. Barbic, J. Weid- man, L. Westervelt, K. Webb, S. Brabeiz. Row 3: D. VanAIs1yne, H. Wickham, C. Williams, P. Zdgiebioski, P. Bartholomew, K. Arnold, J. Askew, J. Bourguignon, D. Brown. Bow 1: J. Capozzi, P. Chapman, M. Constantine, J. Clouse, J. Cardin. Row 2: J. Bull, S. Christiana, A. Costanza, S. Civili. Row 3: T. Cacckello, A. Crudo, C. Burns, L. Biurch, J. Camps, B. Church, S.Connors. Row 1: S. Dunican, L. Fullum, E. Earley, N. Deleskiewlcz, K. Daley, P. Farrell, H. Frueh, Ms. Zuglan. Flow 2: D. Brown, T. Entrott, D. Dawson, L. Dennis, J. Bourguignon, C. DeBenedetto, T. Diacetis. Flow 3: D. Downes, R. Day, M. Dockal, L. DeFoe, C. Brockbank, J. Frazzetta, E. Dixon. Row 1: G. Haran, K. Halloran, D. Heere, T. Griffin, K. Gagnon, A. Hamill, A. Geel. How 2: J. Green, K. Heitzman, M. Helo, B. Hemmingford, D. Gallagher. Row 3: D. Hickey, F. Gifford, J. Golding, E. Gervais, D. Galusha. ? 1-4- ' arf f E Ky Bow 1: Fl. Keeny, M. Kerrigan, W. Lipscomb, J. Judware, Fl. Johnston, J. Janicke, S. Losee. Row 2: P. Lawson, S. Leonard, T. Kellam, D. Hurlburt, M. Libertucci, M. Ingraham, S. Libertucci. Flow 3: S. Jones, J. Hunter, B. Jones, P. Lambert, C. Jackson, S. Lalor. Row 1: J. McHugh, D. Mueller, B. Nolan, D. McBride, Fl. Mohler, D. McMullen. Flow 2: M. Margiasso, W. Maurer, B. Morse, J. Maxtadt, L. Morse, P. Mizener. Flow 3: S. Newell, L. Mizener, J. Mahony, S. Lymburner, J. Mahar, B. Matott. Row 1: T. Persico, K. Ruso, M. Novko, T. Pearson, V. Robinson, M. Perry. Row 2: C. Place, J. Price, D. Salin, T. Samuels, J. Ruiz, D. O'Doherty, F. Phillips. Row 3: S. Picarazzi, J. Rafferty, C. Persico, K. Osborne. Row 1: R. Tracey, K. Snyder, D. Traver, D. Tiberia, P. Smith. Row 2: J. Truttman, D. Swift, L. Smith, D. Swartout, A. Seufert. Row 3: De Chin, S. Searies, T. Siler, J. Seaburg, A. Slingerland. Bow 1: S. Barger, R Boring, J. Amsler, S. Boxley, C. Blyler, C. Apple, L. Allegretta, K. Bremigen, D. Baker. Row 2: M. Biechman, T. Borrero, R. Bremigen, M. Bryant, D. Arnold, R Albano, T, Boehlke, M. Brockbank, D. Allinger, D. Bowie, S. Akers, M, Brown, M. Boomer, M. Barnhill, S. Biernack, G. Bidwell. Row 1: J. DeFlumer, J. Campione, M. Carrk, Fl. Caballer, D. Dunston, D, Burton. Row 2: B. Cutright, B. Darlington, D. Burns, T. Cookingham, C. Carroll, W. Carroll. Flow 3: G. Carlton, C. Cnmielewski, J. Burrows, M. Chapman, C. Connors. Class of '85 OFFICERS - T. Sandgren, Sec., S. Gleason, Treas., W. Trenchard, Treas., B. Felter, V. Pres., G. Wright, Pres. '97 xl . J .riff if sf Flow 1: Mr. VanAIstine, S. Henry, D. Stewart, K. Delahanty, S. Sherman, A. Motley, Fi. Felter, T. Sandgren. Bow 2: M, Patterson, B. Darlington, J. Amsler, G Wright, W. Trenchard, B. Raynor, D. Scharff, l.. VanAIstyne. Bow 3: G. Ferriero, C. Dillon, B. White, K. Bremigen, C. Wade, J. Campione, S. Gleason, M Chapman. Row 4: W. Carroll, T. Travis, T. Gladle, D. Palmer. Flow 1: C, Douglas, K. Frasl, K, Delehanty, G. Ferriero, D. Flint, D. Garrand, K. Geeseman, C. Dillon, T. Eddy, H. Dorrance. Flow 2: C. DiPerna, J. Donnelly, V. Deleskiewicz, J. Dwyer, P. Esposito, D. Dottino, Fl. Felter, T. Delamater. Flow 3: T. DeCastro, D. Dooley, S. Flach, D. Ginter, J. Firstiun, R. Gallagher, B. Dunican, K. Derry, T. Everingham, M. Downes. Row 1: K. Harple, A. Gonyea, K. Hoffman, T. Gladle, S. Henry, A. Jacobs, L. Heffernan, R. Hotaling. Flow 2: N. Jensen, T. Gruss, M. Hotaling, L. Griffith, S. Hager, J. Harvey, S. Gleason, S. Henry. Flow 3: P. Keir, Fi. Griffith, D. Hammond, P. Goodwin, Fl. Hotaling, D. Hamill, D. Hamilton, A. Guthrie. wr f Row 1: B. Lane, S. Lambert, D. Marshall, M. McCabe, W. Mason, M. Kleinahns, M. McDonald. Row 2: D. Merritt, D. McNessor, M. Mizener, E. Mastrangelo, A. Losavio, B. Lewis, F. Milano, T. Miller, T. Langdon. Row 3: A. Maurer, C. McNeilly, T. Latter, M. Kilroy, S. Lewis, D. Keyer, D. Marsh, E. Larnoy. 'VW7 ww NN Lg, 'LJ-f f-.1 Pow 1: L. Mormile, J. Mulligan, A. Motley, L. O'Brien, H. Oliver. Row 21.1. Penk, S. Moore, M. Patterson, B. Newkirk, D. Palmer, B. O'NeiIl. Row 3: S. Oliver, J. Nichol, W. Phillips, J. O'Connor, J. O'Brien. Flow 4: D. Patterson, D. Ollmetzer, T. Mizener. Row 1: S. Sands, E. Rockenstire, M. Robbins, J. Rotello, P. Sandgren, L. Riley, Mr. Knudsen. Row 2: D. Pickett, C. Scalzo, L. Schoonbeek, J. Pieringer, D Scharit, B. Raynor, K. Poivereili, R. Ross. Row 3: B. Reihl, R. Rossman, M. Robbins, S. Purceii, L. Powell, C. Pietropaoii, C. Radlitf. 'WI '-we Row 1: S. Sherman, D. Stewart, L. Snyder, B. Stalker. Row 2: Mr. VanAlstyne, M. Stevens, M. Searles, B. Stillweii, J. Speziale, D. Wetra. Row 3: J. Shear, J Stangle, R. Smith, M. Simpson, K. Seaburg, A. Smith. Row 4: R. Sevilla, B, Spooner, J, Snyder, S. Stahiman. Flow 1: K. Warner, M. VanKampen, M. Trombley, J. Travis, S. Wagner. Flow 2: L. VanAlstyne, K. Vansach, T. Yerry, T. Stumbaugh, S. Walsh, D. Yaas. Row 3: T. Travis, W. Trenchard, G. Wright, T. Williams, S. Vasto, G. Weidman, S. Tomek. 03 fs, . 55? . - na, 2. Annette Motley doesn't seem too thrilled with our cameraman. 3. Here's my pass. 4. Steve Boxley gives the school the news. 3 M- G. s xg-P355 .. as Flow 1: S. Bogardus, T. Boyere, D. Brozowski, C. Camley, D. Borcsok, L. Burnett, C. Bartow, G. Appleby. Flow 2: K. Berger, E. Carras, A. Christoph, S. Blish, A Burrows, K. Allegretta, B. Baranska. Row 3: M. Adams, S. Bowen, C. Cardin, W. Brown, D. Adams, T. Coons, K. Coons. Bow 4: D. Brown, K. Connors, A. Col lins, J. Carleton, W. Anderson. Bow 1: C. DeCastro, G. DiCarlo, G. Donnelly, J. Deering, M. DiNapoIi, W. DeCocco. Flow 2: G. Darlington, R. Domanico, A. Felter, T. Endreny, D. Dubay, M. Demmer. Bow 3: P. Downes, K. Finch, S. Dumers, K. Farrell, K. Daley, J. Domery, D. Court. Row 4: M. Diacetis, J. Dixon, M. Esposito, J. Fahrenkopt, D. DuBois. Class of '86 Row 1: C. McCormick, V. Pres., G. Phillips, Treas., C. Halloran, Treas., E. Hunter, Sec. Row 2: T. En- dreny, Pres. How 1: J. Schultz, C. McCormick, L. Burnett. Row 2: T. Patterson, B. Goyer. Row 3: E. Hunter, G. Phillips, M. Mogul, T. Endreny, B. Sturnbaugh. Row 4: A Burrows, K. Patterson, M. Lalor, K. Farrell, C. Halloran. Row 5: J. Dornery, D. Hamilton, T. Marglasson, J. VanAIstyne, C. Stalker, S. Lyman. , Q MMP' W' - bf' I Flow 1: D. Hamilton, C. Flynn, B. Hale, C. Halloran, C. Heere, C. Frese. Flow 2: P. Haight, L. Hansen, M. Gill, M. Hoffman, G. Galusna, T. Guzzo, S. lngranam Row 3: M. Gillespie, Fl. Hamilton, J. Frasl, M. Hurley, S. Hummel, T. Hollenbacn, V. Frinks, C. Hester. Row 4: B. Harple, S. Hougntaling, J. Hover, B. Goyer, A Harris, B. Frick. .iw-, jp ,. px HMA ' Row 1: R. Lightbody, S. Lyman, D. Lawrence, M. Lalor, J. LaRue, D. Irwin. Flow 2: B. Lydon, B. Keeny, C. Kennah, S. Keating, D. Leedom. Flow 3: C. Lawson, B. Jaeniscn, T. Kennedy, K. Krause, M. Keel, G. Irwin. Row 4: B. Lawson, M. Korzon, D. Kibbey, W. Jones, M. Kellom, L. Kennedy, L. Kane. K. . M' Row 1: D. Myer, Fl. Newton, M. Margiasso, T. Miller, C. McCormick. Flow 2: F. Maddage, D. Nicewonger, T. Margiasso, Fl. MacDonald, S. Nicholson, M. Mogul. Row 3: S. Myers, Fl. McKern, P. Mayo, L, Mizener, J. Mohler, J. McKiernan. Row 4: M. Meilak, S. Mormile, K. O'Brien, C. Moss. Row 1: L. Flossman, K. Patterson, T. Patterson, D. Pannone. Row 2: J. Rafferty, R. Roberts, J. Osborn, B. Perry, A. Olmsted. Row 3: C. Flitzel, P. Quigley, J. Olsen, K. Floe, S. Raynor. Flow 4: Ft. Pearson, K. Palmer, C. Peterson, G. Phillips, D. Pemberton. Flow 5: K. Ftosimini, P. Pape, J. Rose. Row 1: K. Rafferty, M. Bestler, R. Bombard, C. Borscok. Row 2: A. Bernard, Fl. Behuniak, S. Wells, C O'Connor, A. Proper, B. Fink, J. Rowe, S. Young. Row 3: R. Becker, J. Kelly, L. VanEtten, R. Rossman, K. Clark, B. Sayward, L. Viviano. Bow 4: H. Stott, K. Moak, J. Bogardus, W. King, R. LaFlose, R. Hammond, G. Pomakoy, S. Olinger. Flow 1: G. DeCastro, B. LaDuke, D. Baker, J. Neri, D. Hoffman, F. Zabel, M. McDermol1. Flow 2: S. Palmer, F. Nye, T. Johnson, P. Sumner, K. Green, C. North- rup, L. Albertson. Flow 3: M. Crudo, D. Ciccarelli, Fl. LaMere, J. Oliver, Fl. Seaburg, J. Spooner. in 'Q ,gun ' -.3 1 2 1. Hey Dana Pickett, Dale Patterson, and Ron l-lotaling, have you dissected anything in- teresting lately? 2. Dawn Flint, on her way to class glanced our cameramarfs way. 3. The always popular, FIRE DRILL. 4. RCS' achievements. J, -' M , , t iyy l -yt Qifqff if i f f I s , , l 3 ff- fs 1. - t if f in 5 5? l fr? llii i nf lf' , is T2 flz l ll iii Iii: wiv li all ii e is. 1 i, 1. V ,,,.,, ,,..' tt 'A t ttl i fa l fy: x 'V' - f tha Q, if A . 32.2 ' it lg , f .2401 mi ni ulrafi on am! gallblhy The Board and Administration W Row 1: Mrs, Susan Gottesrnan, Mr. Prescott Archibald, Mrs. Sara Hunter. Row 2 Mr Howard B Engel Sr Mr John Coons Mr Ronald Selkirk Mr Robert VanEtten. Missing from picture: Mr. Italo Frese, Mr Anthony Williams. Dr. Milton Chodack Superintendent ot Schools rf Mr. Victor Carrk Principal Mr. Engel gives Pam Hallenbeck a helping hand E , u F s ..,.. . ' 1 ,-we. wk' I. X K., Mr. Howard Engel Vice Principal Mr. Carrk and Mrs. Costanza enjoy a laugh together. , , Mr. Martin Ainspan Mrs. Phyllis Allen Music Business Education New Mr. George Bachschmidt Ms. Michelle Bloom Business Education Foreign Language fs. ,M x 6 , 'I 51, ! s lffiffffm! Ms. Linda Brekka Business Education WOR awa- ia if N Mrs. Judith Brunn Mr. Dave Chabe Ms. Jane Chworowsky Home Economics Science English xXx L Mr. William Countaway Mr. Jack Curry Guidance Physical Education . Y N A my 'Q' Ms. Paula Cushman Mr. Dominic Donato Mrs. Marie Dority Math Social Studies Librarian is K was Mr. Daniel Doyle Social Studies ,395 1,-in -4--....... f if' Mr. John Dupier Science if 1 I Q1-My ff K - iss: i NX- Mr. Harvey Durham Ms. Elizabeth Faxon Social Studies - Chairman Physical Education Mr. William Gearhardt Business Education ix Mr. Donald Gillen industrial Arts ii . :iti NWN X Mr. James Gorham Industrial Arts ...,.... Q X mums-nu . . ,NL. N s ,f NJ qu X 3 QR' an if' f- N l 5 Mr. Scott Holdren Mr. Howard Hulbert Science!Math English W.,-- ' -- ' s Mf- Mrs. Patricia Keating Mr. Douglas Knipple Mr. Werner Knudsen English Health Foreign Language f . Z ,i K g ,Y i S , in F X - Mr. Gary Kosowsky Ms. Christine Lapinski Mr. James Leonardo Science Reading Social Studies -SX ,fow- -...- Ms. Karen Loveii Mr. Peter Maratnakis Art Foreign Language 2, yq I ,wif Ms. Ann Martin Mrs. Karen Martin D'Aprix Mr. Russell Miller English - Chairperson Learning Resource Industrial Arts ,-,,,,-and J' .As Ms. Cheryl Morenz Ms. Bonnie Myers Physical Education Science kt, ' ix J, A 4-yt M 4, tii,i,i!m ifytxk Ms. Francine Naccarato Ms. Martha Nook Foreign Language Mathematics - Chairperson lr! K N -'-f,,-:...'-',...-1 Mr. Stuart Nock Director of Athletics Mr. Kenneth Ogden Ms. Barbara Pap Mathematics Art 'ii UK M.. -ew . i .r X . Q Mr. Pappas Mrs. Patricia Pinchback Mechanical Drawing Learning Resource - i i Y D X. L -ei rw' nill, 'W g Margaret Prelewicz Mr. Donald Prockup Mr. Kenneth Fialston English Social Studies Business if S :E +K.l-- csv , Mr. Nicholas Sapone Science 1 Ms. Ilene Scheinbaum Science Mrs. Mona Selover Science - Chairperson . - :eq in Mr Harry Sturges Industrial Arts Mr. Bruce Stott Mrs. Lois Terry Social Studies Mathematics . l an 1 f ' , Mr. Robert Traver Guidance Mr. Timothy Tucker Mr. Thomas Tucker SOCial SiUdieS Business Mr. Joseph Touhey Mr. Gerald VanAlstine Mr. Gary Vanderzee English Social Studies Gym 100 N S' Ms. Mary Vosburgh English iN Ms. Barbara Winne Dr. Mohammed Yadegari English Mathematics '45-3? Mrs. Barbara Wade Mathematics Mr. Brent Wheat Music Ms. Nancy Zuglan Home Economics i i i i R .... .MM .K 'xx i Q Q3 ff' .. A M A, 'kk Mrs. Elizabeth Amedio Secretary to Mr. Engel Mrs. Rose Ahatriello 536' Q. . ,vi nh ' Mrs. Marilyn Burrows 'YY -, tif:- ir afxx. . . .. -X lk -,....--- l i 1. ' .. ... . . -:... - ,,,, K 102 Secretary to Mr. Dardarii ,,.f-' A Mrs. Elizabeth Costariza Mrs. Patricia Christian Secretary to Mr. Carrk Guidance Secretary 3 5 as ,W Mrs. Teresa Giroux Mrs. Patricia Pappert Repographics Operator and ISS Attendance Officer Mrs. Dorothy VanDeusen Switchboard Operator .6 xg X 5 Mrs. Christian and Mrs. Anatriello Mrs. Patricia Lawson School Nurse 103 Custodians Honor Angelo Rosato 1947-1983 The Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk School District's custodial staff wishes to honor Mr. Rosato for his thirty-six years in the Ftavena-Coeymans-Selkirk School District. Mr. Rosato began in the Fiavena High School as a custodian in 1947 after his discharge from the U.S. Navy. In addition to these duties, he became responsible for overseeing, operating and maintaining a number of schools in the district. Further, Mr. Rosato will be remembered during these early years as a mail carrier and a school bus driver. When the school district was centralized in the mid-fifties, Mr. Rosato assumed additional responsibilities for other schools in the northern area. He was actively involved as new schools were added to the district. To Mr. Ftosato goes our sincere appreciation for the time and dedication he has given to the custodial staff and the entire R-C- S School District. We wish him the best of everything always. CUSTODIANS - L. Ray, C. DeCastro, A. DeCastto, J. Macie, D. Meyers, V. Schermerhorn Ft Barley Ft Trombley T Smith S Dagurllo C Dagenkolb D Richardson, D. Bowen, V. Duncan, J. Datri, C. Libertucci, Fi. Phillips, Fi. Morse, R McMullen P Guacaminr D Mergandahl Fl Langley J McKay 104 George Davis takes a rest Flow 1: M. Hotaling, J. Gregware, H. Tryon, J. Ferriero, D. Dollard, K. Bruno. Row 2: J. Kent, M. Ge Wilber, G. Powell, D. Sickles, J. Andrews, S. Sohoonmaker. Flow 3: E. Eck, F. l-laughtori, G. Davis. Bus Drivers eseman, G. Kendal, C. Schultz, S. Boehlke, V. Hotaling, C. 105 The Cafeteria Staff K -.-like George Dardani Chief Dietician Xweiiif Row 1: K. Wickam, J. Aluise. Row 2: M, Canali, M. Kiddie, I. Covey. -Q K .. K ak : A fe e I I 752, ,f yur' 1' ,rwwfi 5 S. 1. l'Mr. Gorham, you're so cute! 2. Mrs. Selover lends a helping hand dur- ing lab time. 3. Mrs. Terry, checking to make sure Jan Travis is on the right track. 4. Mr. Tucker, trying to make sense of it all. 1. What are you two Iaugning about, Mr. Carrk? Could it be what's in Mrs, Daprix's Iuncn bag? 2. Being a cafeteria aide can be fun. 3. Ms. Pin- cnback is grinning about something. Could it be our camera man's presence? 4. Mr. Tuohey tries to get the point across. A k Xxx' . K Ei' i 5 Q Q ,W N9 If A gift. 108 We if Z f . . .....V uk, X I ' V r 3 jk 'GP' N as xx CMJ Honor Society The Honor Society has a new advisor this year. Mrs. Myers has taken over as the advisor since Mr. Macintyre left last year. The Honor Society is a group of students who have achieved a 90470 or better overall grade for at least 'IO semesters. This group of students receive special privileges for the excellence they have achieved in school. This year the group has become more active and has tried to get more privileges and recognition for its members. OFFICERS - T. Griffin, Sec., B. Koonz, Treas., O. Mudge and T. Judware. Co-Presidents. 1 Flow 1: D. Delp, T. Griffin, L. Nunziato, O. Mudge, P. Civill, C. Bryant. Row 2: W. Hoose, L. Fullum, K. Daley, T. Christopher, D. Brown, S. Brabetz, J. Golding. Row 3: S. Losee, J. Bourguignon, J. Bull, P. Farrell, T. Judware, M. Pomakoy, J. Frazzetta, S. Campbell. 110 W, f Q J ' , V, wma in V ,, , Eg P W J We 4 n gn. .l J 1 B223 2 Wa-- V ,,f,,, '---an-..,.-, I A 'A vf-X -J 3 1. RCS says We're too hot to handle. 2. What are you making Teri Statts and Irene VanKempen'? 3. Janet Bourguignon gave our cameraman quite an expressive look, huh? Memoirs Staff .NW L, 1 , 'Li if! L D' A :est . f N . , 5 .255 I K 4 J -. - f A. f .gf Allyson Valentino, Editor-in-Chief of Memoirs '83 LITERARY STAFF - Flow 1: P. Hallenbeck, D. Broderick. Row 2: S. Oliver, F. Arnold, D. Delp. Flow 3: M. Rosamilia, D. Ginter, K. Denney .qi BUSINESS STAFF - Flow 1: D, Bellnier, M. Lyma n. Row 2: E. Datri, J ww 'Q'-fl? .. if 5 - Q: 5 s QL s . Q 5- ' ...ii qw . Ruso, S. Labunski, J, Deso, Mr. Geamardt. 39' W ML ...Nl T 2 f , 2 'Qs rw . Xxxxf 1. Debbie Broderick types up some copy on the quad pak. 2. Marie Fiosamilia gets her materials out ofthe cabinet, so she can do some work on the yearbook. 3. Some of the staff members, hard at work. 113 Future Teachers of America The FTA is a group of students who are interested in the teaching field as a possible career. They tutor in the Jr. High and act as teacher's aides, The group also visits col- leges which offer the courses needed to become a teacher, to find out if teaching is really what they want to do. Mrs. D'Aprix is the advisor again this year. i ri'1 I , 'ij g W W ALTTZ ' . . .,., gli lf' I O t' , li One of the tokens of appreciation the FTA did on Teachers Recognition Day last year. .S-PW Mrs. D'Aprix, the FTA's advisor. Flow 1: B. Chmielewski, C. Youmans, T. Staats, F. Arnold. Row 2: D. Pannone, S. Gleason, S. Stahlman, D. Marshall, M. McCabe. Row 3: Mrs. D'Aprix, J. King, J. Driscoll, M. Pomakoy, T. Britton, D. Ginter. s x i S gf rx X l N'-X xt'-., NJ The Art Club .... Hs. , in .Q X.. ., Mrs. Lovell, the Art Club's advisor, helps this student understand how done. ww war Row 1: M. Wickware, M. Patterson, M. McCabe, W. Mason. Row 2: D. Lydon, D. Garrand, S. Barger, C. lngraham, D. Freeman, M. VanAlstyne, it should be .,4. Q31 fx x ,ai JA 'jf 2 2 Delp, Fl. Ross, C. Pietropaoli, P. Mayo, W. Hoose. How 3: A. Amsler, L. Buirch, B Mrs. Lovell. 0 u u n e c n i OFFlCEFiS - M. Constantine, Sec., S. Boxely, Treas., T. Diacetis, V. Pres., D. Greenlee, Pres. Row 1: K. Patterson, K. Gagnon, A. Valentino, S. Olsen, J. Janicke, C. McCormick, S. Newell, C. Stoddard, T. Boyere. Flow 2: J. Rafferty, C. Persico, P. Smith, K. Daley, C. DiBenedetto, F. Pomakoy, M. Novko, S. Sherman, S. Moore, G. Wright. Row 3: V. Holmes, D. Pickett, B. Carroll, A. Losavio, S. Boxley, C. Kennah, J. King, C. Brockbank, L. Fliley, T. Christopher, K. Roe. Row 4: J. Domery, T. Gladle, D. Hamilton, T. Travis, T. Diacetis, M. Constantine, D. Greenlee, T. Johnson, K. Farrell, C. Heere, G. Phillips. Row 5: B. Flaynor, C. Dillon, S. Tomek, B. Stillwell, T, Cookingham, S. Oliver. Y f ag J if , 3 fm sw .... wi--' 5. 2 1. Mary Micozzi, Tina Chicaretti, and Jeff Radliff, pool their knowledge to get the job done. 2. Are you surprised Pam Hallenbeck? 3. Lunch time with Sue Stahlman and Debbie Scharff. 117 I C Band . Flow 1: S. Stahlman, Lib., S. Lalor, Sec. Row 2: B. Koonz, V. Pres. T. Christopher, Quar. Mas., O. Mudge, Pres., D Brown, Treas. I my gm Row 1: C. Youmans, M. Rosamilia, R. Endreny. Row 2: C. Stone, B. Koonz, M. Ingraham, T. Swartout, B. Stillwell, O. Mudge, K. Zolner, C. Bryant. Row 3: N Hamilton, R. Christoph, D. Tiberia, P. Civill, C. Burns, C. Barry, R. Hotaling, D. Pickett, T. Christopher, S. Hotaling. 118 K. Halleran, and M. Rosamilia if in N. ff 17 Row 1: M. Coons, A. Costanza, M. lngraham, D. Swartout. Row 2: C. Youmans, C, Heere, D. Hamilton, J. Pe-nk, S. Stahlman Row 1: K. Zolner, O. Mudge. Row 2: B. Stiilwell, C. Stone, B. Koonz. Row 1: R. Endreny, K. Webb. Row 2: C. Bums, J. Mohler, R. MacDonald Chorus Flow 1: P. Stratta, Sec. Flow 2: C. Yournans Pres., L. Burnett Tres., K. Polverelli, V. Pres. Flow 1: D. Bellnier, K. Geeseman, H. Wilkie, A. Amsler, C. Halloran, J. Olsen, C. Moss, L. Kennedy, S. Dunigan. Row 2: T. Hallenbeck, C. Turner, D. Kibbey, D. Freeman, E. Felter, T. Staats, J. Amsler, B. Jones. Flow 3: P. Stratta, L. Burnett, H. Hoylance, K. Heitzman, J. Hammond, K. Seaburg, C. Youmans, R. Domonico, G. Phillips, B. Darlington, K. Ruso. 'su sg XA. 4 1. You guys are driving me crazy! The frogs are over THERE!! exclaims Mrs. Myers. 2. No mail for you today Mr, Leonardo. Maybe tomorrow. 3. It's right on the tip of my tongue, Ms. Lapinski seems to be saying. 4. Ms. Prelewicz lends a helping hand to Todd Argiris. 123 The Staff and Shield Row 1: L. O'Brien, Fi. Ross, M. Rosamilia, D. Delp. Row 2: D. Myer, D. Palmer, D. Pannone, Fl. Newton. Row 3: M Chapman, M. Novko, K. Ruso. Row 4: V. Sleight, T. Endreny. 2. Ms. Prelewicz, one ofthe Staff and Shields advisors. 3. Are you off to get a scoop on some story, for the Staff and Shield? :I LNBSEV :IO .LHOd3H A'IIVCI f ,V ,.- 5 i K -atlx:-1..':-,m....wM i Flow 1: D. Grace, E. Felter, Mrs. Dority, K. Coons, B. Mattott. Row 2: A. Harris, M. Roach, K. Osborne. 1.3 v S '-12 Row 1: J. Ruso. Row 2: S. Chalk. Row 3: V. VanHeusen, J. Hunter, B. Chmielewski, D. Bellnier, S. Dewsbury, F. Arnold, Row 4: A, Amsler, B. Jones, J. Mahar, C Halloran. Spanish Club The Spanish Club is a club open to all Spanish students who wish to learn more about the Spanish culture under A the leadership of Ms. Naccarato. The members raise money to see various Spanish plays and movies such as . 'Don Quixote. Also, the club plans to take a trip to Spain this spring to learn about the Spanish culture first-hand. ffl Xxx x A V -, . N A . iff' . L x r, ,rr,lll,lii. ,f. 1,t i,ipfjg!lm I 'fri - v , ..,, ' L.'-' ,ftiff ff . T ' A saw--4... ..- N 'Mud' Ms. Naccarato, the Spanish Club's advisor. Row 1: S. Moore, J. Pieringer, M. Patterson, D. Garrand, D. Hurlbert, Fi. Newton, E. Hunter, P. Downes, D. Pannone. Row 2: M. Fiosamilia, S. Smith, K Denney, P. Hallenbeck, T. Cochrane, l.. Winne, C. Apple, M. Micozzi, C. Apple. Row 3: T. Boyere, M. Searles, M. lngraham, B. Hemmingford, Ft. Nolan, Fi Anatriello, M. Cook, T. Biernacki, C. Polverelli. Row 4: D. Dawson, A. Costanza, S. Losee, S. Christiana, D. Greenlee, C. DiBenedetto, T. Griffin, J. Bull, O Sprague. Row 5: T, Endreny, J. Campione, M. McCabe, M. Robbins, J. Radlitt, C. Mielke, C. Fiadlitf. 126 R? French- Italian Club M. l I Q . .hi ,-44 Mr. Marathakis, our travel agent. The French-Italian Club is a group of students, under the supervision of Mr. Marathakis, that annually takes a trip to Montreal. These students are very interested in the world around them and want to learn about foreign cultures. To finance their trip, various fund-raisers are organized in an ef- fort to find out about the world around them. Row 1: D. Heere, S. Hagar, A. Jacobs, S. Henry, G. Ferriero, L. O'Brien, D. Lawrence, L. Wass de Czege. Flow 2: M. Helo, D. Palmer, S. Gleason, T. Sandgren, L. Allegretta, C. Scalzo, L. White, M. VanAlstyne. Row 3: J. Rotello, C. Halloran, K. Bremigen, C. Dillon, S. Seery, M. Bryant, D. Delp. Row 4: Fl. Hotaling, C. DiBenedetto, K. Halloran, D. Patterson, G. Bidwell, D. Hamill, A. Valentino, T. Langdon. 127 German Club G www The German Club members are interested in learning more about the German culture. Each year, under the leadership of Mr. Knudson, the club holds many fund-raisers so they can go on their various field trips. Www f fr -as is A German sweetheart enjoying the Knackwurst dinner sponsored by the German Club. Row 1: S. Flaynor, W. Hoose, Fl. Newton, L. Mizener, Mr. Knudsen, L. Mizener. Row 2: J. Bivona, M. Snyder, F. Pomakoy, B. Chmielewski, T. Mizener, C. Chmielewski. Row 3: T. Christopher, B. Lydon, T. Entrott, T. Cookingham, D. Dubay, R. Christoph. 128 -HF, XJ .fb 7 f , ' , 'rw . . 2353 1. Marie Rosamilia seems somewhat dumbfounded with life. 2. What's so funny Sue Hager? 3. What a look our cameraman got, huh? 4. Happiness makes the world go round. 129 . ,,,, Miz? ex L 'S ' wwe me ww 5 Lf .X Wemw . . Hi W 'K 3 4 1. Dexter Greenlee never does anything the nor- mal way, 2. Whal's the smile for, Alana'? 3. Masier Chef, Teri Statts, whips up another dish, 4. What a look on Cheryl McCormick's lace. Now that's original! 5. Jo Anna Hunter, Judy Mahar and Barbara Mattot share a smile with us before continuing their work in the library. 130 .. . ,,,,,,,k Photography Club The Photography Club helps our students to learn about the fascinating world of photography - shooting, develop- ing, and printing. Pictures on the left are two ot their compositions. K. 1 r' B ...- .K T fd' .I x A ,ff Ei? A ff sss s r,,t f K .1 q'e A ' Mrs. Allen and Ms. Brekka, our chief photographers. Row 1: B. Dunican. Row 2: J. Oliver, C. Halloran, J. Amsler, B. Darlington. Row 3: A. Amsler, V. VanHeusen, D. Palmer, B. Jones. Row 4: F. Arnold, T. Swartout, K. O'Brien, Mrs. Allen, T. Siler. 131 Model Congress and Debate Society The Model Congress and Debate Society is a new club that was organized by Mr. Prockup just last spring. The society is open to anyone who wishes to gain insight on how Congress is run, and also on current controversial topics. This is achieved by holding both formal and informal debates, and model congresses. They are planning to invite well known political leaders from the State to come in to speak on various topics. They are also planning to compete with other schools in a model congress at Columbia High, and thinking f X about holding a model congress at RCS this fall. The officers are: President - Mickey Pomakoy, Vice- President - Valerie Holmes, Secretary - Wendy l-loose and Treasurer - Sally Campbell. Mr. Prockup, the Model Congress and Debate Sociely's advisor, gives us that winning smile of his. .MXN 1 l Row 1: D. Marshall, S. Gleason, E. Hunter, R. Newton, D. Delp, Row 2: D. Brown, T. Christopher, K. Denney, A. Felter, T. Endreny. Row 3: N. Cuzdey, S. Campbell, W. Hoose, Mr, Prockup. Row 4: H. Brown, R Endreny, A. Jundware. 132 Flow 1: M. Lalor, M. Rosamilia. Flow 2: A. Geel, S. Lalor, F. Arnold, K. Halloran, L. Burnett, M. Gill. Row l: D. Delp, C. Broader, D. Kuhn, D. Ferriero, K. Powell, M. Beichman, M. Rosamilia, V. Sleight, M. Helo, D. Heere, W. Trenchard, T. Sandgren Row 2: S. Miller, B. White, L. Nunziato, S. Nolan, M. Miller, D. Broderick, C. Brockbank, D, Saiin, S. Christiana, M. VanAlstyne, S. Picarazzi, J. Rafferty H. Brown. Row 3: C. Jackson, K. Daley, C. Persico, H. Frueh, S. Wade, B. Farinelli, C. DiBenedetto, K. Gagnon, A. Hamill, M. Novko, P. Smith, J. Bull S. Lalor. an is , 134 DECA The Distributive Education Clubs of America QDECAJ, is a club for Business students that provides extra knowledge in handling everyday problems in the business world of today. Under the leadership Mr. Gearhardt, the DECA kids manage the school store. Click!, says DECA members, Kathy Picarazzi and Tina Cacckello. Mr, Gearhardt, DECA's advisor. .1 fl g gi! , Q at? '1-1.1 Row 1: D. Frese, G. Datri. Row 2: J. Travis, K. Picarazzi, T. Cacckello, M. Lyman, D. Bellnier, D. Freeman, J. Askew. Flow 3: J. Deso, M. Ferriero, S. Dewsbury, J. King, M. Constantine, C. Broader, C. Mielke, C. Jackson, A. Hamill, J. Hammond, S. Sobiecki. FBLA i Betsy Farinelli, one ofthe members of the FBLA, advised this year by Mrs. Sack. Row 1: L. Allegretta, Fi. Anatrielio, R. Nolan, S. Smith, L. Nunziato, M. Robbins, A. Judware, S. Lymburner, P. Chapman, Fi. Flint, M. Smith. Row 2: C Blyler, K. Frasl, C. DeCastro, T. De-Castro, T. Cochrane, S. Smith, T Newburg, S. Sobiecki, S. Henry, L. Mormile. Row 3: D. Stewart, K. Deiehanty, A Geel, S. Dewsbury, C. Apple, B. Farineili, C. Heffernan, D. Bellnier, M. Chapman, F. Boehlke. Y U ' f X Row 1: M. Bestler, Mr. Gillen, K. Rafferty. Flow 2: A. Amsler, B. Wakeman, D. Branstrom, B. Dunigan, G. Starr, Elise Felter and Valerie Holmes acting innocent at Meet Me At The Fair, 136 5? :fr if P' 42 V54 rl 0 0 0.0.4 John Hammond and Valerie Holmes in Meet Me At The Fair. w we Wow Drama Club , ww 'cr-'SY - Row 1: P. Hallenbeck - Treas. Row 2: E. Felter - Pres., M. Ingraham - Sec., D. Pickett - Vice Pres. E Row 1: D. Delp, P. Hallenbeck, D. Swartout, M. Roach, K. Heitzman, M. Bauer, A. Felter, D. Bellnier. Row 2: L. Curless, N. Cuzdey, L. Burnett, S. VanAlstyne, K. Osborne, M. Roberts, K. Halloran, J. Hammond, H. Brown. How 3: C. Halloran, E. Felter, F. Arnold, S. Stahlman, E. Hunter, D. Bliven, V. VanHeusen, A. Amsler. Row 4: D. Pickett, M. Lyman, T. Britton, M. Pomakoy, V. Holmes, M. Novko, E. Early, J. Campione, T. Christopher, D. Chase, F 3 4 138 T' 1' 5 1. 7 8 6 9 1. Bill Wakeman seems somewhat tired of school. 2. What can make Biology more fun than friends? 3. Working hard, Jan Travis? 4. Tina DeCastro, the Chemist. 5. HJust waking up Dexter? But it's already homeroom! 6. One of the girls that cheer our teams on is Amy Jacobs, giving us her winning smile. 7. Divina Pannone doesn't seem to want to have her picture taken, does she? 8. Look at all that hair. How does she manage? 9. ls the person on the other end really that interesting? 139 ' Xxyisxy., I Q ' A L LA ',?2 '9l. Q X .xii Xtliiiiil x if' W - 55 Q, ,xl 1 1 4 mug, C if' 1 1 One ofthe main parts of a kid's day is LUNCH! lt's a time for filling our stomachs, which is what some kids live for, but it is also a time tor fooling around with friends, as shown above. 140 ..f-I5 Sporfa O Football 1 , ., ,. l ' A A . . it 2. 4 Emi Flow 1: M. Robbins, B. Burrows, R. Bolen, B. Nolan, P. Speziale, J. Frazzetta, M. Kerrigan, J. Askew. Row 2: K. Hallenbeck, B. Morse, J. Clouse, Fl. Nolan, S. Leonard, S. Labunski, S. Dewsbury, Fl. Kinley, J. McHugh, F. Phillips. Row 3: Mr. Dambrosi, T. Christopher, J. Driscoll, W. Wakeman, C. Seaburg, D Greenlee, T. Judware, M. Ferriero, D. McMullen, T. Diacetes, M. Constantine, M. Snyder, Mr. Engelhardt. N .., L i:'zn.., 1. Our leader, Coach Engelhardt. 2. ls this the killer on the field? 3. No words needed. 4. The ball is hiked and RCS is ready. 5. Let's go team! 5 143 Am. - L Row 1: Fl. Smith, M. Rod, B. Dorrance, B. Stumbaugh, S. Dumers, C, Stoddard, M. Wagner, B. Gladle, B. Carroll. Bow 2: Mr. Knipple, T. Latter, D. Pickett, J. Shear, T. Coons, D. Keyer, A. Losavio, S. Boxley, T. Williams, H, Wickham, T. Gladle, G. Wright, M. Kilroy, K. Hoffman, C. Carroll, D. Bowie, Fl. Turk, M. Vanderzee. . . .,,....,... ,- .,.,........ . W g lg A N My K V. '. m'-'-w-- .-.....!,.k K 4 K I .. ' 21... -- . . 5 ww A Bow 1: J. Rafferty, C. Peterson, J. Hover, K. Bosimini, B. Keeny, J. Deering, B. De-Cocco, J. Smith, Mr. Tucker. Row 2: C. Speenburgh, L. Tucker, Fl. Hamilton, J. Stammel, S. Diacetis, K. Koonz, P. McCormick, B. Baranska. Flow 3: M. Williams, M. Seymour, M. DiNapoli, K. Meuller, G. Travis, M. Sleeper, J. Baranska, K. Hommell. Bow 4: B. Lydon, T. Williams, D. Brown, V. Schermerhorn, D. Keyer, B. Gosse, J. Simpson. Bow 5: Mr. Vlschneowski, J. 144 Sleeper. sffm 1 Al Row 1: A. Motley, D. Ferriero. Row 2: S. Sherman. Row 3: D. Salin, M. Flosamilia, S. Christiana, P. Esposito. Row 4: C. Brockbank. Flow 5: P. Lambert. Row 1: S. Henry, D. Stewart. Row 2: C. Heere, A. Jacobs. Flow 3: K. Barbic, G. Phillips, C. McCormick, E. Zobel, K. Farrell 'S 5 . , ,-ii. -Ib ' 'iwiggjf I 0 y S -We , E A is Soccer Ugv df X K . ,tv . L,ALLLLL. ..., ,...,..,,W LLLL ,.m,...-W... AL-- W- --LL A W -LXX--L -if A Q' f m A 1 f , , Q ,. ', j Q' A Row 1: T. Persico, A. Nunziato, V. Carrk, S. Vasto, J. Rotello, C. Bryant, D. Brown, K. Pomakoy. Bow 2: S. Chalk, P. Persico, C. Apple, T. Britton, J. Bivona, N. Hamilton, W. King, M. Pomakoy. A. White, B. Christoph, M. Perry. L ,L MA V T Row 1: B. Perry, P. Pape, S. Nicholson. Row 2: D. Thomas, B. Stillwell, D. Hamill, T. Kennedy, Mr. Racey. Flow 3: M. Long, G. Irwin, R. MacDonald. Row 4: S. Biernacki, R. Griffith, D. Ginter. 3 .-4 ,Fld fi 2 R 4 5 1. Captains Mickey Pomakoy, Paul Persico, Victor Carrk and Chris Bryant. 2. The Boys Varsi- ty Soccer coach, Mr. Marathakis. 3. Wayne King goes for another save. 4. Paul Persico moves around opponent to go after the ball. 5. Daren Brown charges after the ball. 147 Girls Soccer A Decade of Soccer Champions For ten consecutive years the HCS Varsity Soccer Team has won the Colonial Council League Championship. The 1982 Soccer Team Colonial Council record was 6-1-1 and we scored 48 goals while only allowing 6 goals to cross our end line. Overall the team has a 10-4-1 record scoring 64 goals for the season compared to 17 for our opponents. 1 li. 0 3 iff' 9 2 3 4 z ee lc l Row 1: Ms. Faxon, Row 2: M. Miller, B. Farlnelll, K. Powell, D. Broderick, S. Nolan, L. Nunziato, S. Miller, H. Brown. Flow 3: A. Hamill, S. Wade, H. Frueh, P Smith, K. Daley, G. Ferriero, T. Griffin, B. White, K. Gagnon, C. DiBenedetto, D. Mueller, C. Persico. 148 X ..t...,,,., i f J' Flow 1: T. Patterson, K. Patterson, C. Halloran, M. Bryant, C. Wade, B. Bull, P. Guthrie, D. Arnold. Row 2: J. 5 Mulligan, S. Raynor, S. Seery, Ft. Bremigen, C. Watson, Mrs. Wolfe, K. Flow, C. Scalzo, K. Bremigen, J. Mulligan, T. Miller, T. Smith. S was mi x Q -Q i 31 6 8 9 1. The team getting their strategy straight before the start of the game. 2. Sherri Nolan taking a corner kick for RCS. 3. The seniors leaving the team. 4. The team's coach, Ms. Faxon, watches intently on the sideline. 5. Sherri Nolan gives the ball a powerful kick. 6. Another save for Gina Ferriero. 7. Melanie Miller throws the ball iri. 8. Tracey Griffin goes for another goal. 9. Karen Powell showing us her stuff. 10. Beth White tries to bring the ball around her opponent, 10 149 Field Hockey 2 1 !5g?L.vi3::EjS?w'l l,X X1 1 1 1 3 3.3 X .lx 3 S r..i52..,r 1W,gg,fg,i.g..l',1 11 4Q555Qaifi,g,,.,.,,,...M ' Flow 1: C. Broader, N. Cuzdey, V, Sleight. Flow 2: W. Trenchard, T. Sandgren, L. Allegretta, S. Hager, W. Mason, S. Mormile, M. Helo, D. Marshall, M. Holmes, L. Mayo, J. Cuzdey. Flow 3: E. Earley, J. Campione, M. McCabe, M. Novko, J. Bourguignon, P. Mayo, M. Williams, D. Heere, B. Hale. 1. Valerie Sleigh! and teammate go after the ball with determination. 2. Getting a pep talk and a break before resuming play in the rain is the RCS Field Hockey team. 2 4 1. Where are you going to college? 2, Little Raggedy Frankie Arnold. 3. Cindy Borscok asks Barbara Sayward how her pressure is doing. 4. I hope that flask is filled with Kool-Aid, John Ham- mond and Chuck Stahlman. 151 Girls Volleyball Row 1: T. Biernacki, K. Powell. Row 2: S. Wade, C. DiBenedeto, K. Daley, J. Bourguignon, P. Smith, C. Persico. Flow 3: B. White, C. Jackson, Coach Malone, T, Griffin, D. Tiberia. l l Tracey Griffin goes for a spike. Dig it, Kristen. Cheryl Scalzo setting the ball. Row 1: G. Ferriero, K. Brernigen. Row 2: B. Newkirk, C. Dillon, C. Wade, W. Trenchard, C. Scalzo Row 31.1. Mulligan, J. Campione, Fl. Bremigen, Coach Showers, J. Penk, P. Mayo, S. Stahlman. QUE 'NLE fmqcxjlh QJJ all Flow 1: C. Halloran, C. Farrell, T. Klein, Fl. Bull, K. Allegretla, C. Fiowe. Row 2: K, Daley, S. Flaynor, S. Seery, C. Kellam, K. Patterson, F. Losee. fi -3 Q w- fs ,jj ,, h,A, wk , ,wif Q 3 ,lg b ,xx Q iv - gmwf xx ' K., f f ',.. In Www, 41 Q 9, f 4 Row 1: C. Frangella, B. Gottesman, P. Tuscan, V. f I .. 1, The captains await the outcome of the coin toss. 2. Henry Traver gets his man in a hold. 3. V. J. Carrk has his man under control. 4. Jeff Fladliff and his opponent seem to be all tied-up. .....2fA Caballer, D. Pugsley, S. Gottesman, Fl. Endres, Fl. Dernis, P. Losavil, M. Neenan, C. Cowles. Flow 2: J, VanKempen, J. Zabel, K. Mueller, S. Diacetis, M. Gallagher, M. Dunigan, J. Lassonde, C, Mizener, L. Legg. Flow 3: Coach VanDerzee, B. Zdgiebloski, T. Baran- ska, M. McNessor, J. Baranska, T. Brittell, P. Foley, D. Conti, T. Morrison, J, Clark. 155 f I 3 f 2 Boys Basketball 1. Go get'um Smoke! KJV Row 1: M. Kerrigan, T. Pearson, M. Mizener, B. Libscomb, H. Countaway, D. Greenlee, Coach Tucker, D. Bowie, M. Constantine, D. Baker, J. Motley, R. Mosley 156 fyx 1. Nc g x .- Row 1: S. Vasto, J. Nichol, FZ. Dorrance, M. Seymour. Row 2: D. Burns, S. Biernacki, D. Keyer, B. Carroll Jump, Donny, Jump! Tyrone shoots the hoop. Row 1: Coach Tucker, K. Coons, M. Seymour, C. Petersen, M. Margiasso, L. Tucker, S. Nicholson, P. Pape, S. Dumers, B. Slumbaugn, C. Frese Fiow 1: P. Farrell, G. McHugh, F. Boehlke, J. Ruiz. Row 2: J. Golding, K. Zolner. -'RQ 5.4 i Row 1: T. Endreny, E. Mastrangelo. Row 2: B. Koonz, S. Keating, S. Brabetz. V H' 13, f H4 .W f wg I H XP Girls Basketball 1. Captain Karen Powell goes for the layup. 2. Teri Blernacki takes a shot. 3. Beth White receives a pass. 4. The jump ball is in the air, but who gets lt? 5. Janet Bourguignon goes for the layup. 6. Kristen Daley takes the ball down the court. 1 Row 1: Capt. K. Powell, Coach Faxon, Capt. T. Blernackl. Row 2: C. Persico, P. Smith, K. Daley, D. Tlberla. Row 3: J. Burguignon, G. Ferriero, C. Jackson, T Griiiin, B. White. 160 'fc' ,..H,,f, LLL, V ff, GMM 7 'fi 'W xii: '---. ?. Girls Basketball Cheerleading '11-I'fj 'Ir 'wq ' rl' Row 1: M. Lyman, C. Broader, C. Brockbabk, C. Heere, E. Zobel, Row 2: K, Barbic, D. Salim, D. Stewart, Row 1: F. Vedder, K. Delahanty, C. Moss, S. Henry, J. Amsler. Flow 2: J. McKiernan, S. Sherman, A, Jacobs, K. Farrell, T. Sandgren, G. Phillips. Flow 3: D Arnold. Row 1: Fl. Hotaling, D. Kibble. Row 2: Mr. Traver, G. McHugh, M. Ferriero, J. Driscoll, R. Smith. Flow 3: F. Boelke, T. Gladle, M. Diacetis, J. Burrows, J. Golding. Bowling 1. With tongue-tied determination Scott Dewsbury bowls a strike. 2. Ready to strike is the RCS Bowling Team. lignn . irish' ' . Row 1: Ms. Malone. Row 2: R. Persico, L. Lippitt, K. Daley, S. Olsen. Flow 3: D. Labunski, K. Chodack, T. Griffin, D. Dunigan, T. Biernackl, H. Storm, D. Powell, K. Powell, B. Farinelli. k K - k ',kL- ii '--: Els! 1 , A typical fire drill at R. C. S. 164 'WN 1 4 ff . . .. ..,. - -wg . .. -- 4 k, - L ,. R , e .l i 3 ew . fl,--f iffy ,N- k meg :ki Xxx .,.......---- N, ,..,...... 1. Make sure you don't bum yourself Cheryl Soalzo. 2. Is that you studying Laurie Whnne? 3. Boy, aren't we the shy one. 4, Hello, Mom, is that you? says Thomisina Winslow. 4 r 165 'fL..-, ': F Baseba . , .. . l - Q ,li L,g,.N:T, K ' .3TiQSggi ,g,,w . if M A - J, 0 V .5 K'L K5f5 ': - ,,,, MTM? x ,, - . ' S' A Nfffw-Q. ' ' . N .. ' we . .. SSS, . .. A ,. I 5.3.52 Q! nw .. . rx. . L. . ,Q Q9 A J ' --S- '53ff L 4 W lr A I f , -- . ' Je- - , 'l ' f . g.,TQWi3,.m A Q . ef-MM -- 251 , .ef - . I. .1 L we e . . New Q L. .lfkesmif , fi- L. Yaeew 5. gil-2 f . A 1 A ' A - Iliff.. fzcs1 fam A Row 1: R. Nolan, A. Nunziato, B. Hardy, S. Chalk, J. Askew, S. Hotaling. Row 2: J. Burns, J. Fell, R. Kinley, C. Apple, B. Hotaling, J. Driscoll, C. Carr. 166 -i. LAL .... ,g L ,gm 1, 15 fa ah , ff 'W lla. A 1 1' 'Vw-.. HW 3 4 5 7 6 1. Ftobbie Nolan lets a pitch loose. 2. Coach Larnely watches intently from the sidelines. 3. Albert Nunziato warms up before his turn at bat. 4. Chris Ap- ple hits the ball. 5. John Feil doesn't seem too pleased with the events of the game. 6. Audrey Geel and Justine Zitz rooting their team on. 7, Jeff Driscoll ready for the bali. 167 Boys Track and Field Flow 1: M. Wagner, L. Buirch, S, Boxley, J. Frazzetta, R. Endreny, T. Johnston, G. Raynor, S. Vasto. Row 2: K. Hallenbeck, C. Bryant, D. Hoffman, S Leonard, D. Mason, P. Speziale, M. Greenlee, E. Dixon. Row 3: M. Perry, W. King, B. LeClerc, D. Burns, E. Maslrangelo, M. Deyo, T. Seery. Row 4: T Diacetis, J. McHugh, C. Seaburg, M. Mizener, D. Greenlee, B. Wakeman, B, Koonz. Flow 5: Mr. Gorham, M, Kilroy, G. McHugh, W. Carroll, S. Brabetz, G Bidwell, Mr. Leonardo. fe , 1, K ,, 7 1. Coach Leonardo watches the clock. 2. On your marks, Get set, GOL says Coach Gorham. 3. Shawn Leonard glides over the sand pit with ease. 4. Another hurdle cleared for Dexter Greenlee. 5. Brian Koonz pushes to cross the finish line first. 6. Tom Diacetis contemplates the throw. 7. Mike Mizener in the lead. 8. Ray En- dreny finishes the painful mile walk, 9. Here, you take it, says Bill Wakeman. 169 Girls Track and Field 1 El Bow 1: H. Hauf, H. Frueh, D. Broderick, B. Howe, S. Picarazzi, D. Mueller. Row 2: M. Novko, J. Mahar, C. Scalzo, J. Campione, M. Ingraham, A. Costan za, M. Rosamilia, K. Snyder. Row 3: H. Brown, P. Mayo, B. White, J. Bourguignon, S. Nolan, C. Jackson, S. Seery, V. Sleight, D. Heere, L. O'Brien, M McCabe. 48 5 ..., 5 - --f . I . ,A 4 . J' A , QW AK . an 8-Wag Ev + 'Jw f 4' W 1 e .fm ' will W , 4, Ku le., H . ' 'H I.. 1 ., 'O K K. xy, 1 .I -W H A' , '. -' W . M' +A bf-ef:,.-if ww l 4.1, ff,WAm,'fvv1-'Y' - 'w,.y .if l M . of 'f7'?nQkh ' , -- fx -H, I N1!13?L.r .- NJ, .. . , , - is - 1 E'.,':'q Q F lb . - A .. ,NV 4 Q 3 X! aiming we 31: 1. Dianna Heere, our hurdler, clears the hurdle with ease. 2. The RCS Girls Track team completely at ease. 3. Ponytail in the air, Sherri Nolan flies over the pit. 4. Did she make it'? 5. Putting everything into it is Maureen McCabe. 6. In the lead is Beth White. 171 ? Tennis How 1: W. Hoose, S. Gleason, J. Penk, D. Delp. Row 2: B. Newkirk, M. VanAIstine, T. Cochrane. Row 3: T. Hallenbeck, Coach Chabe. TQV Q 1 . - ,.,, is E :aw 'S SPAESIING T 2 ' ? 2 s T E Row 1: S. Oliver, J. Dunigan. Row 2: J. Nichols, J. Irving, H. Countaway, T. Christopher. , L51 X - . A X x N N I , . ,JX7 V 1 xX Q f xiww , ix i ,ri QR m .. , X 4 f ww-x...Q M... ...,,., I .,..., ,,A, V ,U W 'su f 1 2 L , A ,A Ax mm? . mmi ,, mti -. . i i M A E 'g: 2 5 wwf? c . . . is ax W R E K sa ,if My We H AQ .W . S, 1 'K 'H QQ, A it nb 'iw N. K -3 xxx, W 0. . X ' N. V QQ' 1 ' -'O . y' V, -- .A- , ,VW XE. . fx- r - f. .r .129-xi f V X2 . 'QS'5.'A, 1, ,V 4 'f Q w .. .iinf ,. W.. fl'5gg:,4:T'2 s '.'h i 1. A big part of sports that sometimes goes unnoticed is the coaches and the statisticians. 2. Giving us that smile of his is Robbie Nolan. 3. Janet Bourguignon flies over the pit, but the quesiion is, how far? 4. Who is that rnan behind that mask? COUId it be John FeiI'? 173 YD' 1 2 f 4-of 1. One's shy and one's definitely not so shy. 2. Whats that you're making Tracy? 3. Dana Leslie kept right on working as our cameras caught her, Tim Margiasso, and friend, in the reading library. 4. What are you looking at girls? 5. Hi there, Sheila Miller! saw-Q Q Jftiuifieg The Junior Prom 1982 1. The new King and Queen, Rich Kinley and Sherri Nolan. 2. The Royal couple's first dance. 3. Jeff Burns gives over his throne to Rich Kinley. 4. Dexter Greenlee and date en- joying the evening. 5. Tricia Sandgren enjoy- ing a dance. 6. Congratulating the new Queen is Kathy Williams, last year's Queen. 7, Stephanie and VJ enjoy a dance with the rest of the prom court. 8. The onlookers await the crowning of the new King and Queen, LKB f f , 7 177 7 .,,,' . X - fy, bu. ? f s , sf fs Q X N xx an J fs W'3N1Mf-dn' 4 if 1 2 Q , 4' , ,, , 1 f M 5 ef-1 fl' A Ei X f 1 i gx3 X ,, A- LW q, lx XX , , 5, , Q , r 'wlv1'WlfffQgiLj nj- if-F i fi' 5 4 7 ' .ff AA... . .,.. A . zfwfwffgyqhaf-fI.f'f2.. 5 I- ' 159' , f ' - ' h'gg X A t I L ... .,,LL F ikk gy , f 3 ' tx S A ':s??-25' I bw.. .1 ff .M L. 4. W4 V 9 10 1. The RCS quarterback goes back for the pass. 2. Let's see those muscles! 3. Rich Kinley catches a fly ball. 4. Did she bowl a strike? 5. The two teams face each other, both seeking victory. 6. Paula Mayo goes one leg of the relay race. 7. ls throwing the ball that difficult, Albert Nunziato? 8. An HCS man tries to wrench himself free of the tackle. 9. NRCS has control of the ball. Will they score? 10. One, two, three. Slap. 'tIt's a pin. 179 'I-'I - ' ' I-1'I..IEEf ' . H ' '-ESIEIE: ' .f:EF',:??. :J 'FFF 'SINE QQ A Q W .. . x . . X... . X is . ir me 1 Efsi L 2 3 1. Sherri Nolan begins her run to complete the high jump. 2. Chris Apple gets some warmup throws in. 3. Now that's derterrnination on Daren Brown's face. 4. Paul Persico gets a good grip on his opponent. 4 180 fs is e 55 R 1 , .K x , w ,H vi, We-, Erik' fmfxx - 'lt lf'--.M .,LL ,W .K --f M X fm. 'N-X 3 2 4 oi 'v J.. v f , X. . f,. F' ,X 6 5 1. Hey, what can l say? 2. Chris Apple experiences what it is like to be a woman. 'tWell Chris, how was it? 3. ls making paper airplanes part of your school work Mike Bauer and Barb Dunigan. 4. Hello, is ..... there? This is Tracy Mizner calling. 5. Steve Nicholson paying special attention to his teacher during class. 181 1 2 I 3 ,. 182 6 mn wi 1. Well, it's like this, my dear, Dana Pickett seems to be saying to Diane Lightsey. 2. Oh, not this story again. How boring, says Valerie Sleight. 3. A chorus line ot singers and dancers in our school play. 4. Helping her fellow cast member of Michelle VanAIstyne out, is Susan Libertucci. 5. A big part of the production ofa play is the makeup crew. 6. John Hammond in a heated moment of the play. 7. A happy ending. 8. Kate Weeks danced into our hearts and onto our stage. 183 RCS' Pep Rally Revival 1. The band provides entertainmeni. 2. Mr. Carrk . . . l'm waiting . . 3. Billy Lipscomb goes for two. 4. Howie Countaway takes the pass. 5. Ms. Faxon announces the RCS Decade of Champions. 6. The RCS sludent body enthusiastically looks on. 184 4 5 all Moving Up Day 1982 3 4 5 f,, f--YW' ,J X gf- X ,S in X' gf II fl It f gf .3 A Y A my g itil? itil! I I 1 xi git- i 3 l 1 f tif. . ' I at it ii X ' IA f I I I i i f f xi ' I L i F ry? . I 5 8 9 9 10 I 1. Mr. Carrk and Mrs. Constanza get things organized. 2. Mr. Engel holding the book that was dedicated to him. 3. Receiv- ing his Student Council award is Rich Kinley. 4. Ms. Schein- baum receives her award. 5. Rachel Felter gets another cer- tificate. 6. Dawn Traver receives her Honor Society certificate. 7. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - S. Boxley, M. Constan- tine, T. Diacetis, and D. Greenlee. 8. Penny Heere giving Mrs. Allen her teacher award. 9. Mary Micozzi and Teri Biernacki each get a certificate. 10. CLASS OF '84 OFFICERS - Dean- na Tiberia, Tracey Grittin, Jennifer Bull, Cathy DiBenedetto, and Tom Diacetes. 187 fF 'tu., it Qi fi 4? ,Eff 1. Cindy Boresok is hard at work on her BOCES skill. 2, Linda Ortez seems to be enjoying her foot treatment, or is some- one tickling her'? 3. A woman's job is never done. 4, Kelly Clark practices her be-autician skills. 5, Scott Wells takes time out from his work to give us a srnile, 6. Wayne King is hard at work, 7. ls cooking really that exciting? 1 it 4 1. Coach Faxon takes time out to give us a smile. 2, Dawn Mueller, ofthe GirI's Track Relay Team, takes the lead. 3. Sandy Christiana poses for the camera. 4. Linda Nunziato shows us the proper way to throw the ball in. 5. The opposing catcher gives the signs to his pitcher, as the RCS batter awaits the pitch. 6. Don McMullen takes a breather on the side lines. 7. Ready, Set, Hut, Hut. , The ball is hiked and the RCS men are ready to go. 90 gs MY 5 6 QNX 'XX' .Af ' ,ff if ,' . if-Q .N if 2' X X, I 'FX ..-Hg ,.4nf ' Y,-x: T' 0 . 59. 1 ..x, 'S ,,.f Eg Q W . sqkwfgjfw 192 5 4 lin. ,,,-.ww X X X is X K 7 6 8 M . A .ff . . 10 1. Mr. Marathakis explains it for Chris Persico so that it's a little clearer for her. 2. Mr. Bachschmidt checks over Kellie Flobinson's work, as Kelly O'Brien looks on. 3. M, Gillain shows Mike Constantine some important papers. 4. The librarian substitute, Mrs. Roach, discusses a book with Kim Osborne. 5. Look at this paper, says Mr. Miller, to one of his students. 6. What is that thing'?! 7. Don't turn away, we want your picture! 8. Kate Weeks, our foreign exchange student last year, danced her way on to our stage and into our hearts. 9. School is never ending work. 10. Our buildings new look is almost complete. 193 Intramural Bowling Flow 1: D. Downes, M. Diacetis, B. Chmielewski, C. Bryant, J. Burrows, S. Hotaling. Bow 2: J. Pieringer, B. Gladle, D. Delp, J. Bivona, S. Moore, T. Britton, S. Newel Mr. Traver. 1. The determination on Chris Bryant's face lells us he's going for a strike. 2. Sue Moore gives it that little flick ofthe wrist. 3. Mark Diacetis lets one loose. 194 4? I 2 2 514 ft Halloween U ,...,, . ,,, , are Mis Z' 'fx X3 i 1 The Friday before Halloween, many students dressed up in various costumes. A few ofthe more outstanding are shown above, on our page dedicated to Halloween and the things it brings out in people. During our freshman year we often get lost. When we enter that brick building, And many times we cannot find Known as tne senior nign, the right room. We expect four years to drag on forever, We panic and search ever so But vve discover that time really does fly. endlessly, Fearing if we are late it is our doom. .. 5 r :w W ,,l 125 XS X so rss M S ' A7 :. V mwwwacf., RSTHE USCG Sal KW YURK SYATE BUYS 81858 ETBALL CHAMP!-ONSHIPS FEBRIKR9 FIRST GAME JV-2 SECUD GMI: JV- 3213 N Lg 1 3 S.. X s 'A K ittcr gg 1 yt-sv ful 4 S As our junior year comes upon us, We all think as sophomores, . . We qulckly prepare for our prorn, That we are the most wlse, . . . . , Whlle runnlng down a crowded hall, As we laugh wlth our frlends ln lunch, . , ,A ,, . . . . . Hearlng Mr. Carrk s Walk! explodlng lake Ducklng the attack of flylng french frles. a bomb L Then we finally become seniors, The ruling class of the school, Knowing any underolassman who dares stand up to us, ls surely playing the fool. While we are in ROS., We look at it as some sort ot prison. But ten or twenty years from now, Surely some fond memories will have arisen. - B. Koonz W,..,-N K g.. ' 5EhA, h ' ',, ,5 gf- h Ji, 1 vi 3 Y Q, 0 wk'-. T A Jdcluerfbing X. .. '. s YOUli nlfpmffu illlfflff '......i V.. fem' Frank M . Stolz Agency Inc . All Forms of Insurance Gil Molella 135 Main Street Frank M. Stloz Ravena New York 12143 756-2161 eww-,s..,,'5 ''-ML:imvznerzzsmwi, HAR Marshall's Garage Rt. 9W Ravena Best Wishes Welcome to CfQSj,?f the Wflfld Of RAVENA AUTO SUPPLY Same Day Dry Cleaning Alterations and Shirt Laundry and Repairs DAM SHIRE'S GLENMONT DAIRY QUEEN Rt. 9W Glenmont, New York Roxy-United Cleaners Route 9W, Ravena, N.Y. - Tel. 756-6500 Paul E. Dambrowski, Owner 1 Hour Hrs. Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Dry Cleaning Sat. Til 5 p.m. Our Compliments and Best Wishes 2.f'Eri'.?2L Member FDIC 341 M S nd Route 9W. corner Blvd Ave . C I k ll W R Route 9 Albany Spring Service 408 North Pearl Street at Tivoli Street Brake Service Established 1926 Spring Installation L tiiii We , . FORMANS 113 Main Street Clothing - Footwear E' 5 CD 2 2 2 : a 2:5 .vga Q- 2 E -if., 5 .W Q W FIFIVENFI LFINE5 IDD Main 5treet75E-2184 Fluvenn :Nw- l'X , f, nwmNf,.v- X CDlzi6fwO0d Cgeaufg gm'- mm gpounge PERSIGO OIL 26MAlDENLANE PH. 462-6403 I 170 MAIN ST., RAVENA Mam Street, Ravena 756-2042 fn' PW rf 1' Bottled Under Autnorlty of tne Coca-Cola Company by Albany Coca-Cola 38 Warehouse Flow Albany, New York 12205 20 Best Wishes Class of 668377 Convenient Food art Rt. 9W and 396 Beckers Corners Selkirk .s-zum, A I V A -- '--. .-,- .-.f. . .... i . . .. Q5 f , KK S K K K Ex Y 1 A sf-4.5 s M AW A k ' l --1 .'s' i , V wf 1- . sz.. ze- :Q 1: -Q X 2 X V 3 il wx ke A A ,, W ..:g , 1 5 glffffngk' X - izgj E55 - Kill Wt Y K is K - ty - - .'s.-, 1-ef 'Q sf . - A A 5 . .Ki'::,. -..K1K.fQ:,3Q -.gi - N i k 1 4 ,ye . 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For over 50 ycztrs. thc name Varden has 111621111 thc: ultimate in purtrztiturc, When you graduzxtc. dont settle for less. LJ ' Qhildrerfs 5295232 It 108 Maple Avenu Portraits Color Weddings Commercial Robert Riccardo Tel. 15181767-9891 CHHLDRENS CENTER Ravena, NY 756-6666 1 Q i Li it IQ l Riccardo i 9 Selkirk, NY 12158 Studio and Outdoor 01-0 -. . ' - w,'..A ' 4. v lies l t l EJ ll: BABCDCKFUNERALHOME Established in 1904 oo' ov- .5 59. 6 6avoG26'Sf5'5166,5'5 Ulbebbkooe oy' 991 qetya I 1 sfo '01 0. -819 99 N e Y' sg! led Ofc, we 'lf -' W 6!fd0l'ldf M, My 1 el' . J 6 1 .if-3 AH il ' lilill- fb nllt 1 ' P ome - Nota Chapel I Parlor Air Conditioned - 174 Main St. 19 Pulver Ave. Q m lm ' n 0 mousmm EQUIPME NSTRUCUON5, f' i CORENTALS SALES 5ERV'cnEn J0llN W. FRANCISCO INC. Construction and Industrial Equipment Rental Sales Service Ravena, New York Route 9W Pantages Homes 3.?J!2iL'gg, 2'5' R+9YV Selkirk ALSTAN'S HAIR DESIGN Iennle Iiantages Helping You Make America Beautiful PI'8SldBIlt Professional Designing Darlene Boehlke Wagner For Men and Women Manager H - , S S 'SW' S A . 5 7'l'1!l:g5g5 PROFESSIONAL AUTO PARTS VILLAGE DODGE jeff Voorhees and George Finins 98 GREEN S1-I 406 Kenwood Ave. HUDSON, NEW YORK Delmar, NY STATE TELEPHONE CCMPANY U 4, e K I - - - 1 Missthe Folks I ' ' 1: L f . V' You Love? I I ve' i Call Them f X X- N f ' Long Distance ' 1 U S 46 Reed Street I . ' ' Coxsackie, New York ,M Q- X 731-6128 I MMF! Ike 'N 92 i' 'f ALBANY SPRING SERVICE 1 P H0 408 North Pearl Street at TIvolI Street Establlshed 1926 Brake Servlce Sprlng Installatlon L PLUMBING af HEATING. INC. P 0 Box 1 3 Hemlock Street Latham, New York 12110 Area Code 518 785-0994 V li Zfiitj JOSEF'S BEAUTY sl-lop 112 Mein Street ' 'l' 77f '9 Ravena, NY l-N 756-2062 X J DISCOUNT PAINT, WALLPAPER and CARPET STORE Wholesale - Retail Q Ti Insure and Be Sure Route gw ef 33' JOSEPH H. PALMER Ravena, NY 12143 I Phone Route sw at Mountain Rd fr e., 1 756-2076 Ravena, NY 12143 4 CURLY CORNER BEAUTY sHoP MAYUNES E 'QZTESE' E ' WINES 81 LIQUUIIS 767-9731 K . 2 H55 Daniel and Andrea Formica M 0... -. ownerloperato' Towne soumz PLAZA C rn. sw Ravena, NY 12143 GLENMUNT, NY 7559890 463-2546 Q. GIFTS s. GREETINGS , W' 23 fx G Congratulations to the Class of '83 UNLIMITED X' X and Best of Luck RI.9W Ravena, NY 12143 AIRCO INDUSTRIAL GASES BRUNO'S GROCERY STORE and BUS STOP TERMINAL Coeymans, NY Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bruno Rt. 32 Feura Buch New York 12067 439-8187 Plant Office 439-8181 Distribution CASEY ELECTRIC Rentals of Electric REPAIR SHOP Sales and Service of Electric Motors and Electric Generators Phone 434-1183 Portable Electric Tools 6 B 102 North Pearl Street GD O 'I 9 I I D Tools and Portable x Ill Albany, New York Gail Randy . . ' r and - ! ,,' Sl D b eve ro ner ,gums Y THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP f ' 0 ' 1 fs ' Q2 if x f Weddings - Funerals - Corsages - Arrangements R ' Centerpieces - Houseplants and Seasoned Plants X X' , , ' Christmas Trees and Wreaths F vw RTE. 144 Q518, 767-2888 8 ' be or L Selkirk, NY 12158 6181767-9165 9 ' FORD We New and Used O Cars and Trucks S' L 8 as Ravena, New York , , 1 ,. 1 . ..,. , .. 1 .,, 'qq' -se i L LL1 ff E,. P2, 1111 N ., 1 -4 ---, -x,,-- ..4r xr 1 f ,ff M-M-M! if , BAKERY- l , .5 FRESH QXiB5E5P4 1? FRESE'S BAKERY 11 Clifford Street Ravena, New York y.f Y L 1 ! xr WOODY Moss R CO. - OWNER DOG HOOKER 756-6999 2 1 CCDNGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES f WM LJ 1 Your community IS proud of you i ATLANTIC CENIENT COIWPA A Subsidiary of Newman! Mining Corpora Ravena, New York we lt's a pleasure to shop at y ff 1 BRYANT'S 'J Country Square Route 32 Greenville A New York ,- , ' 7-3-ff T j 51, X - - Y 'K' 1 Xkj -: 1 -N S.-Ji . if Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lawrence Ms. Emily Porter Mr. and Mrs. Randall Drobner Mrs. Helen Raynor Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan Mrs. Neita Raynor Mrs. Edward Lauer Mr. and Mrs. William Gannon Bert McMilIen Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Luce Mr. and Mrs. Willard Driver Lorraine Van Sylke Debra and Karl Parker Jim and Connie Parker Joseph Pomakoy Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sutton Mrs. Pauline John Charles Merritt Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morrison Mr. and Mrs. John Good Maria Leonard Mrs. Agnes Rendert Mr. and Mrs. James Sutton Debbie Lawrence Mrs. Karen D'Aprix Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones PATRO Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mastriano Carl Bennett Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Radliff Michelle Lewis Edward Eilers Dianne L. Goss Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pemberton Martha Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bethoney Robert L. Baker Mrs. Jessie Wright Mr. Albert Sagendorph Mrs. Ellen Sagendorph Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pemberton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berben Sr. Mr. Harold Berben Jr. Kathleen Berben Mr. and Mrs. Jack Albert Miss Dorothy Harmon Mrs. Alice Mastriano Mrs. William R. Olsen William R. Olsen Justin and Melissa Pinchback Clara Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harple Mrs. Jerry Perrine 6 Ps 1 Fiberglas is active in sports Tennis rackets, portable tennis courts, paddle tennis rackets, plat- form tennis courts. . .reinforced with glass fibers for added strength and durability. But that's not all. In virtually every type of sporting equipment, Fiberglas'-reinforced plastic has a proven record of per- formance. all-terrain vehicles archery equipment baseball bats inboard 81 outboard boats canoes sailboats kayaks bowling alley equipment diving boards fishing poles gliders golf carts helmets hockey sticks hydrofoils motorcycle accessories ping pong tables playground equipment racing car bodies skateboards ski boots snow skis snowmobrles stadium seating surf boards swimming pools 81 whrrlpools toboggans 8 slerghs vaulting poles vaulting pole boxes waterskis motor homes travel trailers truck campers pick-up covers fabric enclosed recreational structures amusement park equipment T 1 i -r 'ri'r'r'it K, rprgi Q 'rrrrw OWENSXCORNING Owens-Corning is Fiberglas FIBERQME 7 Elliot and Mary Jane Lounsbury Stuart and Joann Newell Louise Keir Gertrude Slater Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. .and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs .and Mrs and Mrs . Lawrence Rarick Robert Libertucci Ronald Morse . Marvin Wolfe . 0. Reid Cary . James Teator . Olney Huggans .William Vincent Edward Cole Mr. and Mrs. Morse Tina VanKempen Susan Delp Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Dennis VanKempen Dennis Wickham J. Smith John VanKempen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith Pelist Triltem Peters Cortine PATRO Dottie Ertel Harriet Peck Lucy Finke Florence Ziman Joseph V. and Alice E DiStefano Bob and Dawn Recene Buddy Cary Fay Law Charlene Mueller Evelyn Lindskoog Mr. and Mrs. Horton Eleanor Oknewski Barbara Hamill Bob Hamill Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ecuyer George R. Chriss, Sr Karen Weloth Ada M. Chriss Carl Barkman Peggy Barkman Adele McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiPerna Dianne Cheschi Mr. and Mrs. Clifford VanWarmer Mr. and Mrs. Bronk VanSlyke GENERAL ELECTRIC I.Pl.LLE'l,'LUE liIlEl.llUEE ULPlil.igf.L'I,'LILll ,Z NEW? IilLLiXL LPLLILILIlLt'L .i UliI.PLi,l.ig'L'I.1,ELl1' EELLLLLLLL, LLIEU YILLLLL LELLILELLE LLL l5LLl:LLlI5liLLLI.i.l5 I,PLLLE'l,'LUE LLliIE LLILLEE uv NDRYL lply AC yRI O I SIkkNY An Eq Iflpp I pl y M F male-Handirapped-Velerans EVER READY EXCAVATION Bulldozing Backhoe Work Septic Systems Shale - Sand - Gravel - Fill Paul Lawson 756-6364 9 Alfslkx X THE if wp! CAM Eg' , i FAMILY X, CRGANIZATIDN Your Family Belongs When You're a Knight of Columbus Compliments of Mother McAuley Council H3424 THE NATIONAL BANK OF COXSACKIE 2 v ' Nl.. Each dcpo-,itor insured 1051 00,000 if J - Banking in Your iff Best Interest NX ' ' ' PESEQAL 3500511 NQJPI-NCS CCFPCPI-VON K Greenville Coxsackie Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 to 2:30 Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 to 2:30 Fri. Eve 6 to 8 Fri. Eve 6 to 8 Sat. 9 to 12 Ravena Plaza Del Sol West Coxsackie Hours: Mon. - F And 3-5 Fri. 10:30 to 2:30 And 3 to 6 ri. 10:30 to 2:20 Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 to 6 Sat. 9 to 12 Ravena - Drive in Window Hours Till 6 PM Curt Seaburg Cory Seaburg Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Seaburg Marion Leigh John Kapusta Charles 0. Palmer Pastor Stephen and Merideth Giles Bruce and Namcy 0'Brien Amy Hamill Lisa O'Brien Carl and Betty Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baliey Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roberts Richard and Mark Roberts Mrs. Earl H. Roberts John W. Zolner Mr. and Mrs. John Zolner Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Sorell Mrs. Oswell C. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. John A. Macintyre Jr. Mr. Mark D. Bush Gerald W. Richardson Margaret Houck PATRO Josephine Bleichert Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkinson Bonnie Phillips Mrs. Jean Fink Mr. Cliff Finley Donna Glass Mr. and Mrs. Principato Mrs. Alice H. Fink Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pape Mr. and Mrs. Jolen J. Biscone Mr. and Mrs. William N. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Muller John Vichneowski Richard Young Arlene Comithier Elizabeth Denalult Mr. and Mrs. Louis Palmer Marjorie Lyman Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sagendorph Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rizzi Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riley Mr. John Slenzo Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donal Bushey Jeanne Palmer Judy and Kenny Sutton of -O Y A Aunt Joan's Diner T Rt- 9W Ravenfigwv sropmandsay ...X Hello I .Me X -W . ' .--,,.,.w Y , i K SEMO A' Mimi CornelI's Cat Boarding S E L K I R K Y M Rolite QW 1Across From Mziljirrfwnlggnnrgiyv York' ?2077 R. R. YARD, SELKIRK SQf,ff,f72Z?22n Heate3OQK25LS2'Zifl2'?2ZZ Get the '900' Habit The Engine Rebuilder ALBANY UNIVERSAL AUTO PARTS CORPORATION Phone: H05-3471 900 Broadway Albany 7, NY n . ...- A txt an e a , a'a enf 1 Y 'nna INC- ' Q . ef Main Street ' F: if RAVENA fl 22 A Neal Walle Mr. and Mrs. John Orsino Alice Distin Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Blakesley Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ross Ralph Zampella Russel Trombley Michele Trombley Mr. Kenneth Distin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinns Mrs. Dunigan A Margo and Terry Hagen Mr. and Mrs. John Gransbury James Dwyer Michelle Dwyer Tina Waldron James W. Dwyer II Michele Matteo Daniel Matteo Jr. Nicholas A. Matteo A. Jean Fraley Mary Beth McGuire Floyd Comer William Latter Max Simon Holly Wilkie Mary Stilfen Bob Felter PATRO Lena Lombardi Mary T. Stiffen Barbara Mackey Joe Nichols Michael Dobiel Paul 0'Brien Mary Dodt Micheal J. Vaeiso Jr. Arthur Baker Paul Blois Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Van Derheyden RALPH C. PAPE Attorney at Law 147 Main St. Ravena, N Y ,i,g Qf1 S 1 hw, swf., 2 51,224 f , 1 A 2 l 'l56'9S22 DlXON'S TAXI BLUE STONE SPECIALTIES INC. 22222222.2222 C0egg1g'g,g.,gg 0w 2 way Radio Stone Walls Masonry Sidewalks Patios xxkwx SHAROWS BEAUTY SHOP RAVENA NEWS HERALD, INC George Bleezarde, Publisher Box 323 RD2 Printing - Publishing Se'k5:g-25232158 164 Main Street 756-2030 Ravena, NY 12143 756-2087 4 I 1-4'--' Mr. and M Den ratulatiuns lass of 0839! Darvel-lee-Dream 222 Delaware Av. Delmar, NY 439-7253 Dpen 7 Days a Week 26 BRICK OVEN Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge New Location Between McDonaId's and Steinhardt's Route 9W 756-9404 Ravena T O S U I T Y O U R T A ST E - HOU2hf8lil12'S MBPKET - Q ? HCOUDTYY Style Subs 8: SQhdWiCh9S Kegs ot Beer , jc 0 Choice Meats 0 Cold Cut Ptatters 0 Groceries 0 Produce Q6 ig. Q Rt. 32, Feum Bush Phone orders 439-ooze A Closed Sundays crroo T Lil -I L. xo 4 xixx T Harry Sturges, Town Justice Town of Coeymans, NY :hx .4 L. f fl NewYork Tel. was ' w t if , figs? ,' ,f ' if 2fN'TH ' f , -fN,f 4 'J 'if 4.-,, , A,,, U ,CM b Ravena A A J Km-' my 756-2015 CASWELL FUNERAL HOME iiiiiii O .Q i.,1Hi,l E469 .f,f.l',fI:'Ms U 9 Mmnuui ' ' FN 6 GvJ:uA::E ! O ' RA E . . , . Q- E 0 Elescironic, Tune-UD TV Appglallg Us O Whe2elAl1Qr1mer1I S0108 tg SQFVICO ABE 0 Stale lnspfecttvon Station 5 Orchard Ave. Ravona. NY. NVE A900 D T' KG? M2109 lgkgfl 8- Home! -. . . O Hes, attenes c,:c:o5s0rues Tel' 1398485 Of 7558498 A q o Repairs On Foreign 8. Domestic Autos fbmplcltv 1,1710 nfflzlorurzfl H df H' o Stanley Darwin - Owner Tel01'z's1'onS-Hurlio-Sfwoo-Ac'c'vssorir's RT. 9 W. 6- GLENMONT RD. - GLENMONT - 463-9296 Congratulations to the Class Hof!! 568355 Anthony Di Acetis Jr. Albany County Legislator e -wwlki' Lf1.Ax'f A Best Wishes Class of H8353 Selkirk, NY P B A .2 Cdtifvi 51 si Savings y Bank, f g:f.5e f' 341 Mann St. and Route 9W Corner Blvd. Ave Route9W Ravena ' M h W fff, f 1 L f ww. , , ,,, Y MEILAK'S MOBILE counr Old Ravena Road Phone Selkirk 767-3095 mg BEST wlsmss me cuss CLASS OF 668397 CLASS F ROM 33 THE RAVENA Zgggoias FISH-N-GAME Auto Body R proved By A ny's RTE. 143 Ravena 756-2616-2617 CONGRHTULATIDNS CLASS DF 008399 FRDM BURN'S AUTOMDTIUES ' Rf. 9W Ravena BLAcKToP SECURITY SUPPLY c:oRPoRATioN PAVING Residential - Commercial 2 9 War n I I r ri 767-9118 Glezns FalIge12gI71 gUg?i':gb:35xIg SeIlI,3'I,c:2lm 475 Central Ave. Albany, NY 12206 gizhiehlimulilexfiiglgilgfgfice S h 1602 State Street Best wishes lf , c enectady, NY 12304 Class of - H8359 From HAGEN'S AUTO BODY Mmm Trl-Village IIomewom-rs I'rc-If-r 'IH COMPIIII . M SWIM Rt. 9W Selkirk, NY L I PUEI IUII OII 'NRC DSINI -CASC JIINI INSI AI I AI IC DN UF I ILAI INCL ANI? AIR C1 JNI JIIIK DNINC SYSI LMS One Stop Sign MAIN-CARI HEAIINCJ SI RVICI I Shop I he Cnmpany to have In your home' . . . aII year round. Main Strfetv Ravena 3 I8 Ile-Iawdrv Ave. Ilvlmdr - Z4-hour Svrvic e - 4 Wf7hIJ5 Lewls SIUU9 C0wnerj THANK YOU Mr. Gearhardt You Are MEMOIRS BUSINESS ADVISOR 1953-1983 Q31 BOOKS, GEORGE WAKE UP YOU NEED A NEW PARTNER FOR BUSINESS WAKE UP GEORGE I'M TRYING TO SAY GOOD-BY ., n R 'Pg . I 4 in , 3 3 4 s P . r I I 1