Roy C Ketcham High School - Portico Yearbook (Wappingers Falls, NY)

 - Class of 1978

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Roy C Ketcham High School - Portico Yearbook (Wappingers Falls, NY) online collection, 1978 Edition, Page 119 of 292
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ill wills Maureen a white wig, a purple pocket- ook with sparkles, a pair of water skies 8: many ore happy memories. I Pam will Mr. Aquino all y fantastic days, and hope his will be. Judy Ioepping leaves the Portico Staff an award for etting her and Identical twin sister Diana's ames and pictures mixed up. Jill wills Terrie bra to wear with her pale, yellow body suit. ue Gilmore wills Melissa Hayter Uncle Hon, 3 air of earthers, planes, 8 boxes of cookies, and bone. Anonymous will K.B. a yearls supply of evlon Bubble Bath. Grace wills Lori Mandra a fun- lled evening with Poindexter. Lori Leaves Grace ontague that guy,' in our gym class and all the fun at we've had over the years. Judy leaves Bonnie ts of cat fluff and a jet to come to see me in y helicopter. Debbie Newman wills to Nancy akanson a memory of all the good times, hard times, nd laughs that we have shared. also, a life long iendship, and may love and peace come your way. hanks for being there Nance. Judy leaves Herr ehnke lots of Karate chops and smiles. Salch leaves arolyn a dark hall to eat lunch in, and many smiles cheer up her day. Also, thanks for listening. .W wills A.B., K.N., T.P., L.S., and A.B. an after- oon behind Haviland Junior High School!!! I will inda, Donna, and Patty all the free days off from hool they want. Diana leaves Miss Tobin 22 filed ockey players. I will Heidi my I.D. aren leaves Sandy memories of our past, happiness day and the best of everything yet to come. oan Pope wills Terese Battaglia lots of laughs nd a life full of happiness with what's his amef' JP. wills Aggie and Lori as much fun and appiness their whole lives as they had here at .C.K. I Norman Tinklehory' Thornegrove III hereby equeath my gym locker to Dave G. and to Dee Renzo leave the snob and a vacation to Rosendale with r.R. and to Throckmorton Vaneaton III I leave a ream puff for his great tackling techniques. ommyls little locker partner leaves him a box of ing-Dings, room on the bottom for his books, an itch for TF, a free speed reading course, and ll the love, friendship, happiness, and memories at you have brought to me in the last six years. Janine, will to Vicki all the love and happiness he and Terry can find together. For Amy and Toni, will our booth in Friendly's and all the ice cream ou can eat. I will Mary Schatz a Thomas's English uflin, with all the little nooks and crannies . . . o Donna Burdick, Deb wills a typewriter and a car hat doesn't stall. To R.S. my love came out from Everywhere and went to you. Part of that love from nside me will always be for you. I have a special ove for you and hope someday it will be returned .o me again from you. All my love to you always. To Teo Westpersonn I leave you a continuous supply of Gerber's and hopes that your stick always follows the ball, and may your bowling score decline - love, kid. Anonymous wills Linda Ellis and Donna Burdick my skiing career, another trip to Turtle Point, and all the love, luck and happiness there is. I will Nancy a bathing suit that stays on. To my Big Brother I will our various, miscon- strued phone calls, the times we lounged around in the halls, my left ear to talk to, and a last final cry of They're Greenf' Love always - kid sister. Lori Mandra leaves Aggie Chantry memories of a night never to be forgotten, our song, and an everlasting friendship. I will Suegee, Mikegee from her best friend always. I leave Deane a Donald McManus doll, that walks, talks, and smooches. Sue leaves Little Spaz a comb, a lady with three pair of glasses, a shoe shine man, T.M., and another year of dedication to her studies. Pammy gets something from Sandy, and many happy unbirthdays. To Trace-Trace, I give you my right ear to talk to, the number l, a teddy bear,', our walks, a certain, memories of Wednesday Afternoon Delight, our shared joys and woes, and the traits of a two-stay crazy, love and orange peels, the 115

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a . ,, ' , fx, i giving up. To Linda Ellis, Deb wills her the best Mt around. Treasure it! Anonymous leaves D.G. and G.H. years of friendship and many rips', to remember. Also, anonymous leaves many How's it goin,?,s with hopes that someday you two will grow up and shrink, respectively. To Mr. Buxton, Faun leaves him his selfishness, his ignorance, his self reliance and his denseness and I leave to all my friends the best of luck in whatever they do. I will John M. the three words he always wanted to hear, but never stopped to listen. I will Julie Guerette and Amy Silvestro 15 ballet lessons for the price of one. I will Monica Browne her license and a life long membership of the NT Liberation. Amy leaves Cathy Mercer one week of dressing up. We girls will Cathy Cicilioni a few trips to Lake Taconic and a dozen Hello DMS. I will my brother, Alan, some common sense, a less complicated life than mine, a little patience as far as others, and a sister that who no matter what will love him, always. Anonymous wills Mr. Curry a belt to hold his pants up. Mr. McGivney is left 3 dozen doughnuts and a Best Burper Award. Heidi is bequeathed Jackson from a knowing friend. Bill Sharp wills Mr. Curry a mustache comb, and scissors. 114 Donna wills to Lisa and Dave, all the happiness they can have together!!! Michael Schomaker leaves all the area surrounding our school to the next class of upcoming burn-outs. Toni and Mary will to Julie Kelsall a breakline for a '65 Dodge Dart. Anonymous leaves Heidi a house to get sick at, a new blanket to replace the one she lost 8a many happy times. Cindy wills to Carina, Penny and Kyle all the love and happiness that life can bring. Marty wills Mr. D a new electric trouble free garage door. To Barb I will my Heart, for she is the only one who ever captured it, Love Gary. To Mr. Miller, I leave a big bottle of the perfume he loved so much. Gilda wills Mrs. Smith a ten minute break from the monotony of shorthand I class. Anonymous leaves Toad 25 free trumpet lessons for a limited cost. Anonymous wills Amy Silvestro and Karen Tex Huston each, a pair of plastic lined undies. To Mr. Parsons, I will a team of freshmen only, all of which will pay attention to swimming, not the back of the bus. I being questionably sane, leave Mr. McGivney Olivia Newton John, a new rug, and a big Hellooooo.,' To Lynda Dean, I Gary Collins, will all the candy bars we ate instead of selling in Retailing. Also my deepest thanks for your friendship. Big Nosel' is left an I'm sorry in hopes that we can remember only the good times we once had. Anonymous wills Carrie memories and parties. Donna wills Kathy the night going to Rush Road. I Kinnedy will Janine a lot more drives by her house, and when I do I'll stop. I will to Audrey Zehnbauer a life time supply of guys, Big Macs, soda, candy, meatballs, etc, etc, etc, . . . Sue wills to Nancy, Carol, Sue, and Linda: a 20,000 page book of fad diets, free tennis lessons, as many hunks as they can handle, all the laughter and years welve shared and thank-you for being terrific friends. Pam leaves Mr. McGivney a harem containing 5,000 frantic women. Lyn wills to Mer a sunny weekend lilled with some down home country soup, a longer tent with an alarm system, and a jug of sparkeling Reeb'i To Ray, Sue, Alan, Jeff, and Maria These are the good old days . . fl, Lynda. L Mark, will jocky Mike VanVoorhis gracious Grace Montague. Maria Correia wills Mr. McGivney one large baggaria and enough quizzinies to fill his mouth, to Mr. Schindler, one year's worth of pre- recorded bull sessions, and Mr. Denier one giant red pen, a little more hair, and an honor's class as good as ours was. Mark Baird will receive the lyrics to Your mama don't dance and you daddy don't rock and roll' from Peter Pan. Pam leaves to Linda C. and Randi, Randi with an CD, a few tennis games at Red Oaks, and the memorable gym class in 77, also breakfast at Perkins if we can ever make ir. Kar wills Johngee and Jimbo a hockey puck.



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sunrise person. Sue wills Bill her dimples and all the strawberries he can devour. I CheryL will to my sister Diane, all the good luck and happiness with a Big Al Mucci. Steve wills Judy all the thanks in the world for being a very special part of my life. I Mark Garnot leave Vicki Schurman a large box to keep all her momentos of me. Maribzn leaves Tami Carpenter an all expenses paid weekend at Silver Bay Lodge including the dog in the lobbyg a tape recording of and now we're back to the problem of rg' and memories of the day our pictures were taken. Anonymous leaves Matt and Russ a ride home from the Dutchess County Fair with Bob, a big dog, and a box of popcorn. Gary leaves Celia a slap on the back, an apple to keep cold, a Thunderbird with lots of pushbuttons, and lots of luck cause she's a wonderful person. To Mr. Dupree I leave a new bowl for his quizzes. I will Martha a date with you know who. Mary wills Toni a class we never had together, a mannino, all the territic memories we share, and the 3 days that make me older than her. To B.C. with love and friendship from B.C I dedicate Nancy Dille some brains. To Mr. Lumia, I leave two new fingers. I will Mr. McGivney five C51 years of milk shakes. 116 I Anthony leave Brian McMann 10 blown up shots of Mt. Mohonk Barf, and a years supply of Tums. I leave Blue-Dear a year supply of dilferent color socks. I leave Maweeann 10 Geppy's and a date with all the nice looking guys in Ketcham like Baldwin. Sue wills Pam back the Steve Pam just willed Sue. I will Bonnie all the memories of the great times we had in Vermont and a cupcake. Joe D wills Kung-Fu Kid and Hilmire', 4 more years of wackiness . . . if we can stand it. To Mr. Kenny I leave 1 used car lot . . . Cno cars, just the lotj. To Mike Lyons, 2001 thanx for all the B.C. imitations. I never would have made it without them. Sue wills Meg the Brooklyn Boat. Karen Huston wills Toni Sabia an iron and a gallon of laundry detergent so she can stay home on a Saturday night and be neat? L anonymous wills Gail her Joy of Sex book. Karen Huston wills Mary Schatz one hundred sit-ups in gym, a job and her drivers license. To Mr. Aquino I leave five miles of movie film . . . that breaks every 2 inches. Anonymous leaves Paula to jumping J .A. Micky remember this if you can make it through this year, you can make it through your life time! Lisa and Kev - Thank you for letting me dare to be myself - Whip yfl T.B., you are the easiest person to get lost in, P.B. L Pat Mnters leave to Karen Rudy, my clay thingee. L. Leaves Miss Hart a dart board with a super imposed picture of her favorite science teacher on it. Ship leaves Eric Schmack a ground hog brush. L me, Puff leaves a little behind. I leave to Betsy and Chris all the balloons they can blow up and the Spanish parties and locker combinations to go with them, and to Teo I will a handful of rubber- bands or one short haircut. Scott B. is left all those sensuous evenings with Gwen. Anonymous leaves Della a new clutch for her Saab because by the time she learns to drive it - she'll need it. Audrey and Kelly keep smilin it's not that bad. Lynn wills Janet and Penelope a set of new pegs. To Ron I will all the E-fiatting that his heart desires so that he won't cry. I will Diana my horses, Joe Reader and Sugar Joe's spring. I leave Bruce T. one chance on the orange coach. L. leaves Diana a 200 acre horse farm. To Peterkins, Hi Cutie, love Genuine Georgia Peach. Carrie Blain leaves Linda Rosen a bag to eat and 2 dozen I Love Glen buttons. Karen wills Amy Silvestro ten dollars worth of quarters to lay pool, a hundred trips to Caldor's and one oaf. I will Meg a life-time membership on the 4-H Horse Bowl Team. TD wills SD a tongue between the teeth during CB. Mary wills Pam the very best of luck with the other one , a road full of puddles to walk through, a duck of her own to quack at and an everlasting friendship. To Diana, I will a name tag that says,

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