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

 - Class of 1978

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Toni and Karen will Amy a happy birthday at l'Last Laff' and a tow-truck. I Cheryl, leave Vinny, Chris and the rest of their gang, a million Go For Dough cards. To Barb Reif - Good Grief - I leave myself to promise to be your best friend - be your best friend. I Marilyn Ranalli leave Cathy Johnson a huge poster of her favorite employer land a box of Spic-n-Span along with my old job. ll hope that Bobby has a fantastic senior year. To Lisa Hoffman I leave a dozen Carvel cakes. Gertrude leaves Maybell all the love in the world, a life full of sunshine that they may always watch rising together. Mary I leave to you all the memories like walking in the rain, and the snow and my pretend Greek accent, most of all I give you my friendship and hope that we always stay close, Pam. To R.D.K. I will a million thanks for being such a great friend through thick and thin. If Mary ever needs a helping hand I leave her, one of the Caldor's manican. fI'm not a dummyj I will Liz Schultz and Nancy Tulash all the fun in Bus. Math. ylnonymous leaves Colleen all the posters at our eye level and thanks for a special love, friendship and understanding. Marilyn Ranalli leaves Pam ,Murphy, Mary Travis and Patty Albrecht memories .ang of all the good times we've shared with hopes for more good times to come and an everlasting friend- ship. Jeff Gartner wills Mr. McGivney a pair of bone colored Chubby Checker shoes and a KGB spy. Frank Florio wills Linda Capra all the love he can. Tim wills Lori all his love. I Carrie Marshall will Dave Mailler all my love. Linda wills Galey Goop, the dead Hy which frest his soulj, was killed between her Biology book, while making a dive for her life savers. I Vicci, will to Mr. Emmanuel all the prom favors, prom hassels and the privilege of arranging all the proms in the future. Lisa leaves Nancy one full coarse meal at Joseph's. I, Joann Taran will Mary Barry CPebblesJ Bam-bam as her boyfriend. Anonymous leaves Sunshine, sunshine and memories that will never leave our hearts, and a life full of love that she gave me, that will last my whole life through. To Mr. Schindler, I will a Herem. Roe leaves Nan a seasonal pass for all the basketball games in the world. Anonymous leaves Mike Maneri a Boxing Ring, Frank Florio and Mrs. Mullen to make the right on fair . I John Panepinto, will unto John Rywalt a barf bag for Paul Abruzzi's next party, his own spray paint, new clothes and many, many thanks. I Mark bequeath Bruce Ralston all the Catholic girls in trouble. Reez wills Higs and sugar daddy lifetime membership to the B.H.A.A. and two new traps to catch them with. I G.G. will to EM, Patty, Val, Sandy, Karen, Cheryl, Heidi, Janet, Judy, Beth and many others . . . Good times to come and to remember the good times in the past. Lori and Aggie leave to Judy - a birthday dinner, a soccer season, one junior prom, curly and lots of laughs and great memories from our junior year! Bonnie wills Terry all the cupcakes she can handle. P. Boulders wills T. Vavaso a new Kro album, and to A. Silberstein a pair of yellow spotted white carpenter pants. I will to Lisa Ruse David B. forever. feat your heart out Melissa Suel I will to Mr. Dupree the production rights to 41 plays, with 3 blackouts each, without technical rehearsals. I will to Mr. Buxton, a new lab group to have intimate talks with. To Mr. Lumia, a new machete with a dull blade, a course of APL in 16 easy lessons, and an English course. Bill Halpin wills Mr. Stewart all of his half finished wiring jobs. Bonnie wills Betty a rope to trip people with. Anonymous wills Frank Florio a parachute so he can finally blow his nose. Damack leaves Barn, Lynn, Sue, Wendy and Allison the best of luck in the future. I Sandi Turco leave Kathy Schoman a great senior year, all the memories we have, a blue capri, blue gran torino, and all the love and luck in the world. I Terry leave Johnny Bean a bag of Doritos. I Mark leave Joann Evanick a case of Bosco, and the nerve to go in Friendly's 121

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luck. Jenyfer and Luanne will Mrs. Moreau all our arguments in hopes that she will have two more just like US! Scott Davis leaves the U.S. Guide to Zip Codes to the Pon. I will all my friends all the wild weed parties money can buy. John and Mike will Betty and all the Bandscum . . . permanent living facilities in the Bandroom. I dedicate the song Run to Me' to Mikie Keeler, Beth. I leave Wimpy lots of love and luck and most of all a great big thanz for everything. I leave Leslie Dorler a nose whistle. I Don Roy will Jay Morse one 6 ajenikremale. The Italian Stallion leaves Michele M., Julie M., Jody Z., Lynn, Allison, and everybody all his love. To John Benes I will an apology. The Terror bequeaths to T.J. a white belt with a box of Ritz black dye, the number one best seller, a Holstein, one pizza Lisa-style and much love and thanks for all the advice I never listened to but should have. Tom D . . . wills all the future employees of Arthur Treacher good luck Cthey'll need itj. Anonymous leaves A.C. a life- time supply of oatmeal cookies and some Goo. Joann Evanick will receive from Lisa Hojfman many trips down memory lane and a ride on the opposite side. Keven, I 'll always rejoice in what we shared. 120 Nothing will ever spoil it or erase it. You showed me how to care, how to love, I'm so glad I was a part of your life and you mine. Take care always. In my heart we'll always be close, Tracy. Boulders', wills Little Fred one more prom list and a promise not to tell her about it. Tom D . . . leaves Dave Horton razor blades. To Jofes I will a melted lamp and an, I donlt know but here comes another one. L widow i353 bequeath to widow 1391, and widow 242 the hopes for all of us someday to no longer be the three widowsg but all the memories of once being there. We will Lori Stuts a car that runs and Would you like butter or sour-cream on your baked potato? Tom D . . . leaves Julie M. a muzzle. We will Mikey, 054 watermelon seeds to clean up after the next neighborhood party. I, Cindy Latin leave Sue Grunenwald my only pair of green booties, and to Cindy Jameison I leave Ole Henrietta so you can run her in the fields. Toni, Mary, and Amy will Erica Olsen all the memories we shared our friendship forever. Pam wills Mary more than one duck to quack at, a book on How not to tip a Sailboat over in the middle of a race and also as much strawberry soda as she can drink. I leave Heidi and Belinda a loud Hatus. I will to Lynda Dean many unexpected falls in the hall and 5000 handy handshakes, Gail. I will Linda Sailer a birthday kiss from Scott and a trip to Australia. I, Joann Evanick will my green and yellow basket and my shirt that you gave Dawn to Kay Heydmann. Linda wills Scott Olivetto all the linger lickin chicken he can cook. Mark Garnot and Bob Diggleman leave Mr. Bennison-Poggy, the 7th green, the 4th tee and a bottle of Bud. We will Joey Cson of sockj a multicolored sock. I will to Lori many goodby's with our list of favorite Rhymes I leave Gail Hait a guy with the biggest hands she ever saw. We leave Frunk another Frich and Frack of the future. Lori and Aggie leave to Steve one jar of J.A.M. Toni Sabia leaves Amy Silvestro a chance to see a shooting star and a sponge that soaks up more than water. B.B. wishes Terri Pinto the best of luck in all she does. I Boon leave to dode a dozen dunkin donuts, a year supply of signed passes, 10 frizbees, and a life supply of her favorite substance. I, Cheryl Massey will to Mr. D all of my dirty pens and paint brushes. I Robin Klein leave to my dear friend Linda Reuter a life-time of happinessg suki yukki, people that won't take her boyfriend away from her. Kim wills Tracy a bathroom on the track bus. I David Groper, will to Mr. McGivney an external life so he may spend it correcting term papers and essays Cespecially 9:30 on Friday nights.j Dara wills to Mara, a life- time of friendship and all the memories of our past. E.M. and D.E. leave Pud lots of love and aggravation.



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Ice Cream Shop, go get em Jo! John Panepinto leaves many thanks to the class of '78 for all the laughs and good times and to the class of '79, a book on how to laugh and keep smiling. Amy leaves Mary Schatz And Toni Sabia a month at Steak and Stein, their immortal Bigl' locker by the school store and 300 rolls of film to remember them by. Damack leaves Jim Leary 100 tic tae toe games. Bill Halpin leaves Mr. Bloecker and Mr. Lambo all of his repair jobs on the machines and engines in metal shop. Lisa wills to Catherine 10,000 yards of long, shiny brown aair and ziti. I will Mr. Kamm all the tooth- less combs in the world, Robin. I Ruth will Judy and Jeanne and all my other friends the lifetime supply of cigarettes I owe them. Aggie wills to Jenny, all the fun times and great experiences that you can have in high school and all the memories of the talks we've had in the 2 years together, with the knowledge that more will come. I Sandi leave Kelli Killmer all our great memories we had in our classes. I GG. will to Chris NeJame a bar of soap to wash off the dirt above his lip. Bonnie wills Terry all the M 8: M's she can eat. I will to David a package of Big barettes. John Panepinto leaves his love to Karen, 462-5522 to Lorraine and nothing for Loretta. Damack leaves Judy, Schaak, Bob S and Liz K all my appreciation and thanks for all the good times we had. I Mark bequeath Barb Reif all the peanut and jelly sandwiches she can eat and the fond remembrance of the Janice Ian Album. I will to Terrilyn the old lady with a cane standing in the window! I Ruth Elliot will all the assistant principals and Mr. Brooks himself a big farewell. I will to Mike Lyons the ability to Think Brick for the rest of his life. Bill Hahrin leaves a 5 year supply of malteds and cookies to Mr. McGivney. I will Mr. Ghezzi a chemical to make bones plyable, so that when he ice skates in the future he won't break any, Robin. Amy Silvestro leaves Karen Huston Clifford the big red dog with love and apologies. Sandi Turco leaves all my friends memories. I Ruth will Mr. Connely all my secrets to tell my mother and father. I also say thanks a lot. Anonymous wills Mr. DiMuccio a smile, a great big hello and who says red heads are dumb. Anonymous wills Brian Perotta one book on how to skip Business Math, one day at RCK without any trouble and a free pass into Burger King with permission to tell Jay ofll FD leaves Mr. Lynn the 100 yards he never let me gain. Joann bequeaths one set of wooden teeth and one dry verse of Accapello to Barb Reif. Tommy leaves Mr. Fadden the best of everything, and warm spoons forever. He also leaves Tony G an amp for his Euphonium and a halfway decent frisbee form. Dee leaves: our 9th grade locker and chair, the 254 for the bet I lost, a balloon, baggie or tin foil 122 to be used in good health along with some ammonia just in case, a fan and air-conditioner, a piece of bologna and a hot dog, Big Bomb Big Blue , 10-4, a few frogs, the cow to always live on your street, someone to fulfill your desires , anxious, Patients, a hot fudge sundae with extra ice cream and extra fudge, the chicken wagon on the way to the drive-in, Boog, Booge and Buger, someone to find me whenever I get lost, and a best friend forever. To Diane. To Andre, one of my closest friends, I will all the luck and happiness in the world, love Dee. Anonymous wills Rob Riley the locker we shared in llth grade and all the times I tickled him to death! I leave Jeff Redmond all my love and may he have a successful life. I leave to the N.Y.S. D.F.Y. a great deal of thanks for all you've done for me. CI love you alll I will Pam, Patty, Patty, Caroline and all the other Red Oaks crowd one big party. An undisclosed source leaves to Marilyn one frosted pomegranite and storm field and leaves to Lisa a certain member of the Godspell cast. Dee wills to Don, one pack of orange tictacs, and a big thank you for all the answers to Mr. Fredrickson's test. I also will to Nolan my Science notebook so he can keep his notes in it. GT hopes that what

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