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

 - Class of 1978

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aron a punch in the nose and two more years in Ketcham, leave cuz Sue 1 ride on the Dragon Coaster. Fiona dicates the song summer soft to John. Colleen wills inda lots of luck with the thick headed one. Paul wills ernon a cross for burning and Dave 100 Peaces and 50 aters. Celia and Janine are left a ride to Ketcham anytime ey need it, on account of Vicki might forget that Janine d Celia hate to ride the bus, Dee. From Karen Huston's osest friends we leave her 1 deluxe model hearing aid, to ake conversations normal. TH leaves to the entire music ept. a budget of 500,000 and all the love and luck available. e also leaves to Judy, Kathy, Sandy, Beth, MaryAnn, and Pookey Pookeyn lots of XXX and OOO. Terri and Jill ave Carolyn Burke a jar of skippy peanut butter and lmer's glue for her fingernails. A secret admirer leaves the cretaries in the guidance office a sweet disposition. I Linda ailer will Celia Kennedy her T-bird with a never-ending pply of gas. Kevin, I can tire you out anytimell, Tracy. ick leaves Pud McGrath a private drum lesson with Carl elmer and a bar of Irish Spring Soap. To all the Heads R.C.K., I leave them a life's supply of grass fthe sweet elling kindj. I Rosanne Palazzolo will Don my eternal and tal love, and without him my life would have know eaning. I Steve Higgins leave D.R. and R.B. all the FUN J working on next years PORTICO. I leave my brother all e strength he needs to make it through school. To my ster I leave her all my luck to whatever she wants to do. racy Lynn leaves Kevin the memories of a certain ednesday afternoon at Wayne's, the tenth grade Field day hen I first signed your Portico, brown contact lenses so ou won't have to worry about your green eyes Ceven though think they are greatj a little Afternoon Delight, a lit candle t the chapel plus those summer memories, all those ice ubes you put down my backl, and a nice, easy path to the udson River that will get there! I will Steve a WAH ike an oh thats cook, John an oh, Wow, and the other teve a thats a lot of Hooey. L Nick Adamakis, will Mr. hezzi an analyst for all his twisted hang-ups. Trailblazer ills to Unca Stretch a cassette tape with his confessions on and a cassette player to go with it. CCh. 13 gets the emaining live copies to split-up between them.J Kay l-Ieydman - A date with B.D. and C.M. for the rest of four life! Loretta Auch - A poster telling everyone the ilference between a strawberry blonde and a RED EAD. - a good friend. To Karen Eselson, I Loretta ave all the ring-dings she can possibly eat. The surgeon ills you an empty stomach for all jello you make and a big Eutton marked STO . Yack leaves Linda C. some pompanionship. Jack Boyce wills Cathy Ciclioni dinner for wo and Frank Florio. To John Panepinto I Loretta A. leave Llstrawberry blonde mop to mess up instead of my hair. ike Keller one new years eve party love always a good Wiend. To Nolan H, I leave the best frisbee so he can be a 'Frisbee Pro too. Yack leaves Lardo a REAL woman ithout any imagination. Rose wills her Doll a new I.D. racelet to replace the one he lost, patience to make it thru .C.K. and my telephone number. Andre Carey - One 4k .Q I 1 gold plaque with Don't say die engraved on it. Anita Larsen - A book on how to make a phone call without forgetting who you are. Nancy T ulacz wills Brett Asher a lifes supply of peanut butter cookies, a cheese cake, and one giant Stogie! Nan wills Kev all the candy in the world. To Terri B., I leave a Lst and Foundn of her own, a memory of 77-78, ANOTHER JACK, and a BRAT pin to wear always. Beth gives to Mr. Fadden a big P.S. and a lifetime supply of Rico reeds, for all of the help and understanding. Anonymous leaves Mr. Buxton a case of shampoo, a box of dreb food, and a new lab coat. Rosanne wills Joan all the thanks in the world for being the kind of best friend that anyone could ever have in their lifetime. Frank Contelmo wills Tony Larsen a washer and dryer so he doesn't have to wait until the end of the season to wash his uniforms. Scott Vetter is willed a Wow. look at them sexy ankles and the publishing rights to those strange stories we wrote in Math ll-12 from Tracy. I will Steve Higgins 4001 shopping carts in the parking lot, during a heavy rain, with all the lights out, and with Spanky yelling for him to get two rows in before he can leave. I just want to say that I'm one mean dude. Nick wills Herr Behnke Viel Gluck mit Ubermachen und ein Wiederschenf, Last years 4th period math class wills Mrs. Schwerman a bucket full of bird droppings and a math book with blank pages. L Rosanne, leave my 127

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a stale doughnut and a butter cup of coffee, we also will Marty the female part of his projector. To Ron a caterpillar named Herman in memory of his deceased pet as well as a life supply of blueberry cheesecake to satisfy his hunger during his Future 3 hour driving course. Ron will also receive a monkey wards blender filled with banana peels minus the karanchalas. Morticia wills her relative something to smile about. Cindy Chiarenzelli wills Linda Sailer all our memories of the last 15 years and all the love we've shared. I Donna Houghtaling will Brian Rabenda a quarter pounder with cheese. Janice wills to Dee all the notes we wrote in the 9th grade so that she will laugh everytime she reads them and to Gorda I, I will one pair of black socks to remember always, Gorda II. Dara Nobile leaves. Good-Bye Audrey, Good-Bye Kelly, Good-Bye Ketcham!!!!!!!!! Della leaves her baby sister a personal chauffeur who doesn't count marks against her, the perfect boyfriend and fights for the front seat. D.R leaves Mr. McGivney a case of Di-Gel for his chronic belching. I will to Chris Matheson a ride in the F Bird. Kathy leaves Lora N. a swimming race across the living room floor, no Tuesday, and lots of green onions. To Mr. Kennedy I leave a group of students who never, never, never, use run on sentences. CWouldn't that be a kick in the Kimono?J I will to Brian Hanna my love and good wishes for the years to come. I will to Mr. Buxton 1 ton of Shampoo and a decent barber. Nancy wills Paul Kutch a future filled with happiness and success, and to Judy F. all of the lunches at R.C.K. I Janine, will to Mr. Kamm all the jello cakes he can eat in a lifetime. Mary leaves Amy a day that I will go to IBM with her, a baby tears doll, hopes that we'll be friends forever and a trip to California. 'Hookerk Hooker leaves to Baby Maynaro , marching band, hepatitis, and a gig at Hughsonville Community day. ECN will F.C.G. all she can get and hope she knows what to do once she has it. Sue leaves Kathy a lifetime of happiness, someone special to love, and eternal friendship. Big, little sister leaves Ken all the luck and love to make it through another two years. I leave Steve his special sweetheart. A Fun - In - The - Sun beach bum, wills to Leisa Schatz a bottle of Coppertone. I leave my craziness to whoever needs it to get by B. C. Sue leaves everyone love and a heart full of hope. Michele leaves Mr. D a handful of dirty paint brushes and a hug. I leave Sandy, Beth, and Linda football games in the rain, our friends from the bus stop. Alex, Mark, and Al, and a great senior year. To Stacy and Chris VTA, Gail wills one pass a week and days free of those d.s.'s, C.J.S and MT's and to Chris a year of daily penmanship lessons and a scholarship to writing school. To K. Bumblack and B. Peake - Thanks for being there. Anita wills Kay, I owe ya l0!!! Heidi wills Beth all the memories that made our friendship, whether they be taking walks on the wildside or taking walks on Seaside. I leave my brother Ron all the mischief I never got around to. Mishey leaves the Field Hockey team a lot of ACHES and PAINS. Cindy leaves Mr. Lumia all my geometry proofs and the best of luck in the future. 126 Cindy Chiarenzelli wills G. T. a day at the playground, car 22, and one of Johnny's best. DM wills Roy Boy all the recognition he never got. Anonymous leaves to Craig, Scott, and Doug the secret of the 29th and all the great times at the lake. I will Rhonda Burdick a 250 Honda, so I can ride it. I Linda Sailer will Cindy Chiarenzelli the memories of one prom date with our dynamic duo , all my problems solved and unsolved, one marine to wait on her hand and foot, all my love and friendship and the best of luck always. Andy Silberstein wills Paul Balderes a clean slate. Anonymous wills Rob and Paul a grand cousteau. To Miss Tigai, I leave the hopes that what was, will be, and what is will leave. Mara leaves all of you's to enjoy. Cindy Chiarenzelli wills Maureen Jermyn all of Mr. Hanes babies. D. T wills Sue Kusmiss all the songs we played at the volleyball dinner. Boe, Dirk, Bobo, Goob, Kutchie, Cons, and I leave the junior class a book on how to defeat the heads in Drag racing in Red Oaks Mill. Howard and Mike will Mr. Dupree 3 shots of drano for his kidneys. Andy Silberstein wills Pat Lucas a box of tissues. I Bonnie, leave to Sandy, one stolen car, one stolen bike, the plans for the perfect crime, and a bowl that is never empty. Andy Silberstein wills Mr. Lumia the ability to play tennis! Deb leaves to Bob M. All her love forever, I leave PUDGE 100,000 embarrassing moments, I leave ., W..,, I -1- 0 Iii? as K ' Q 4 X Y . 'tn



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brother Mark the sports curriculum of Roy C. Ketcham to be-come the super jock that he is. I will my brother Dan the best of luck with the football, basketball, and baseball seasons ahead and my talents to go with them. To C.C. we leave all the X-rated movies ever made by Physic Majors. Diana will Susan H. a kennel and a job as a dog walker, 'Muscles' M. a place on the USET, a lifetime subscription to all horse magazines ever published, and Gladstone, New Jersey, and to Lorraine C., I will a lifetime supply of tissues, aspirin, a recording of God Bless You and a horse proof' lock. To my B.H.A.A. members I leave a fruitful supply. P.H.D. leaves Cindy R. a punching bag and my bandanag Lymm K. a book of funny jokes and a place in the Philly Philharmonic, and to Willis,' Hart I leave a permanent box at Yankee Stadium fright behind the crank's dugout J. Frank Contelmo wills Chris Ditullio a set of hedge clippers so he can cut his bush. To John, Andre, and Paul I leave all those little ba-s at Sharpe Reservation. To Linda Bowers I leave a lifetime supply of MacDonald french fries. Kay Heydman - Who done it? from a friend. Loretta Auch and Chris Wisner - One party without a crying session. from a friend. Anonymous wills Dwain Morello CMagnum Force!j and Robert Cecilioni CWhite Lightningll a new basketball and a case of Heineken. To Mr. Schindler, Coffin and Brown will a memorable front row and 50 music lessons during labs. To Man, Sunny and Slave leave automatic collators, stampers, and staplers to be used one hour before each concert, and also a lot of love. Kay Heydman is willed one fingernail that wasn't harder than the rocks from a lab friend Mr. Ridolph is willed a class full of delinquents which aren't that bad, The Frap. Mike Finnegan wills Kathy Schomann ALL HIS SUPERIOR BASE STATION EQUIPMENT! Cand Shiny's, toolj L your understudy, will you a birdie suit one size larger and a different sweater than what I have. Maryann and Sandy hope Mr. Parsons may someday see Hopkins Cafe. To Chris and Anita L Loretta, leave my last hope that they never get caught sneaking into a drive-in without me. Bruce R. wills one brand new pair of hockey skates and one unit for the road. I leave Sib a few more sisters, a new camera fwith a lifetime supply of film and paperj, a pair of her own boots, and a sog. To my best friend Roe, Nan leaves all the love, happiness and luck in the world, and all those great memories we've had over the years. Bonnie leaves Karen Schneck one eternal springtime - complete with sunshine - and her love. Beth-kid wills to Karen Pudy a portable water fountain that never runs dry. Diane wills to Cap and Kepher a years supply of whipped cream and a bag of Fritos. Plus a carton of bright yellow tennis balls. Rose leaves Dawn our Typing 2 class, Sl for every period out in the smoking lounge, a pair of boxing gloves for A.C.A.S.W., a plaster job on her bedroom wall, and a long friendship between us. Bonnie wills Sue McDonald one huge pot of chicken soup. Frank Florio wills Tony Larsen the Schafer brewery. To Cag, I will all the love in the world plus 2 lifeguards to stare at, a new car to cruise in, and a year,s supply of dancing pillows . 128 Rose leaves Monteclair to Terri, Sib, and Mary to do whatever they want with it. Diane leaves Mr. DuPree OIIC thousand senior yearbooks for him to sign. To Mr. Frisina, Diana and Karen leave a bench in the lobby for all the people who drop out of chorus. Frank Florio wills Mike Maneri all the sweat shirts in Dutchess county. Bonnie l leaves Diana and Judy Kloepping a wet Sicilian pizza, with a side order of macaroni and cheese with all of her love. To l Sue Aldrige I will a season's pass to Jabberwocky a CC , fr thirty cent snack at Perkins, and all the fun times we had walking to Dairy Queen in thirty-two degree weather. friend I will the 6 pack of Miller she left in my room RCK, a cure, and the only thing you want most in li e. will Bennett 2 tickets to the Biggest Concert in the world. To my 6 . I To Sugar Bear, the sweetest bear we know, Yoner, Dee-Bird months ago. I will my sister Nancy, 2 more great years at f m and Beth dedicate a day with everyone smiling, a pro mind our own business, a Chicago concert that works ise to out, a thank you for putting up with the group. Lynda and Allison , will Chris Wall longer legs, a much shorter track, and the many many more fun filled miles she has left to jog in her remaining years at R.C.K. To Richie, I will 24 hours our fav, Miss T-To J.T. and J.E.F., I leave lessons on with I the art' of sublity and the best in life always. The big L wills Nance, Broomhilda, Little Brownie, and Dick all the roads in Port. . 5. fl'

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