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

 - Class of 1978

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To Naomi, I leave a better 3 years. Mr. McGivney1v 6th period class leaves him lots of mouthfuls of chewed up oreos. Beth wills Sue and Karen my first born, so they can practice. I will Steve Becka one bottle of Afro-Sheen. To my buddie, n and m, D.N wills them a long lasting friendship. To Ug, I ,leave M.M., J.J., and all the rest that I donlt know about. To Patty Scacciafero, I leave my smiles. To Lorin, I leave the ability to not get hysterical over Cgosh-a-rootiej parrots. To T.J., I leave all the great memorable pizza nights with the gang. And mustn't forget the frustrating times in the computer room. And all those hazy mornings that are sure to come from working till 3:00 a.m., with the crooked lamps, ,the pain in the neck customers. One cousin Marilyn! Toni 'leaves Bonnie to the veterinary Institute of America in hopes that they can determine her origin. Anonymous will to Debbie Phillips, a book of 1001 excuses to all different kinds of problems. L Celia will Allison the memories of all the years weave known each other and all the good times we both had. I wish you the best. Skunkman wills Coach lBennison one pet skunk. Dan will receive one thousand egg lshells in the mail in memory of art class. Diane Daley receives the management of every peanut outlet in the nation. 'BG will get Amy Silvesrti from JE I David Gropper will Mr. McGivney an eternal life so he may spend it reading Jterm papers and essays Cespecially friday nightsj, I ld like to iwish Bob a fantastic senior year. I leave a million thanks for always being such a great friend through thick and thin. I bequeath Linda May Rosen a wobbly webble that fell downl, love Mark. To Linda Rosen, Colette wills a one, two, threel' andfor A Red Pen! Lisa is left the top of our last year's locker, one broken mirror, a mit, two bulletin boards, and one show case, one player piano, one T.V. to watch when she wants, double period Chemistry, the hopes and fears, the secrets, the fun and all the love we've shared together for many years - with many more to come. Claws will receive a loin cloth, a cage, a hair transplant and some .hard drugs from Paws. I will Patty McCourt a M: inch so she'll be 5 foot. We will Ellen Keefer a nose job. I will Bob A., Frank, Kutch, Dirk, Goob, and Bob C. all the drinks at iHoliday. Linda and Randi will Andy one hundred and one iways to be a liar, and a super senior. And to Nolan, the , Flirt of the Year Award. To Mike S., Linda R. wills some Jethro Tull, cosmic awareness, Russian lessons and a i drafting pencil. Judy leaves Aggie the soccer ball she touched before it went out of bounds. I leave Fiona a barrel i of seagrans and enough seven to last her a lifetime, Beth. Kathy wishes Bob, Chris, Pat, Pete, Tom, Larry, Koz, Mark, Paul, and the rest of the guys best of luck in the future. I will Janice Rudy a booklet on how to Write Right! I will Tina Frappier another dollar for her daily earnings. Cindy leaves Lori Serra a fond memory of Bio. and Green Fly Swamp. ED. leaves D.F. all the happiness in the world, I I leave the Prom Chairperson all the styrofoam in the world, and pipe cleaners. I will Jeff a girl who can say the I love you that I couldn't. S. and K. leave Steve L. a years supply of peroxide and an everlasting sun-lamp bulb. D.M wills Jay 1000 Hsmokabolsf' and a lifetime membership to the Handy Van owners association of America. I will Julie many more locked bathroom doors to walk into and that great feeling of embarrassing situations. I Linda Sailer will Toni Sabia all the embarrassment I can think of. To Dawn Freyer I will all my love, Dave please come back. Kay wills Lisa, Val, and Chris a song for every situation and happiness for their senior year! I will Matt McGowan a hunting trip at the Cabin. I Wop, will Mop Lop, Cop Wop Lop, and Bop Lop an evening of Lopping Out!!! I will Celia Kennedy the guy in the cafeteria. The concert wills Mr. Fadden the latest book on sax and the everyday manf' To my Super Stud I leave 6.7 cases of whipped cream, a life's supply of Tequila Sunrises and Memorial Day Weekends, all those high doorknobs and many other memories. Kay leaves Betsy all her down, down, down's all her popped corks and Paul to take Scott's place. Steve wills Mr. Buxton a 2 liter jug of tegrin shampoo. A former pupil wills a lifetime supply of grease relief' to Mr. Buxton. Brett MacElween leaves the only copy of Chops with confidence to Gullery, his original manuscript of 1,00l slanted eye jokes to Mona, a poke in the eye with a large maggot to The Pear , and all any attack trained amoebas to Ernie. To my Big brother Jon-Jon I will his long-awaited Saturdayf, 129

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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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Diane leaves Carol all the Gandalfs magic and power to use to her best advantage. Frank Florio wills Tony Larsen a hand calculator so he can really count the right number of beers he has had at a party. I, Joanne will Dale all the free passes to cut classes that she wants to. I, Joanne will Nanci Robert Redford and Barry Manilow for the rest of her life. I, Pat, will Gail lots and lots more smiles and laughs through the years. L W, I give you a good connection for all those marathon phone calls, 17 buckets of shark guts, a trip to Virginia with all the trimmings , a case of the crazies , the admission that I was wrong - burnt oranges are blackl, that night Big Brother's MOM walked in on us, all the happiness that anyone could ever want, and my dearest thanks for all you've given me, and the fun you've brought to my life - keep that peace- ful, easy feeling - a Kindred Spirit. I Joanne, will Chris Ulisse and Nanci Schettino their own private broadway show with Al Pacino. I will Mr. Bre-Miller or Chuck rather, a small hand mirror so he can tell when he has chalk on his face. Della leaves much love, luck, and happiness to her very best friends. A. C. leaves H.H. a compass cause she'll need it to find what she is looking for. We leave Dee a serious pair of white shorts that are two sizes too small. Let it be known to all, that the conheads live. I Joanne, leave Dale, Nanci. and Chris all the bones they want and the money that they need to buy them. I leave Gailley a trip down the hall and a free amputation of her XL legs so that I can talk to her face to face. J .M. leaves F.J. a screwdriver, a tape player and all the memories attached. I will Bill G. a new 3 piece suit, a pack of wet Camels, and a long playing recording of Barracuda. To Hodge I leave many sincere thanks for all her taxi-driving and all the lights she had to put up with. I, Joanne leave Theresa permission to go to parties and wherever else she wants to go to without the hassle of her mother. BT, A.C. and the two JMIS leave B.C. the hickey she got the week dracula came back from Colorado. To every person in this school that parties, I leave Mr. Connely. Mr. Meiers and many teachers that would try any- thing and everything to bust for possession. To Pat, I will all the straight hair in the world from N and B. To swing she can fall olf. A. C. leaves B.C. a serious year round tan. BT leaves B.C. a ruler to set herself straight. Bro leaves Bro the couch he ruined at my second party, everlasting friendship and a thousand trips to Stratford! Lisa leaves Mr. Kennedy many thanks for the only good English class I've ever had. I leave Mrs. Finn my thanks for all her help. Deb leaves B.M. all her love. I will Diana a horse plus 130 all the manure that comes with it. To Robin, I leave Wayne, and Dan, to Mary, I leave Grizzly and Paul. Teo wills to Chris, Dave, And Stacy all the paint eggs, perfume, shaving cream, and cereal that they can fit into one hall locker. I leave to Elaine at least 25 good laughs a day. BT leaves B.C. the treasure chest she never had. JM., B.T and A.C. leave F.J., B.C., and H.H. a thousand refrains of a certain', E. W. and F song, sung by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Randi wills to Linda C. a life- time of tennis games, iced tea, Dutchess County Fair, softball games, strange adventures, muddy path, do-it-yourself Franco American Spaghetti, and lots of laughs for the future, and to remember chu-bum. I leave Chris a book of 10,000 Irish Jokes for All Occasions so that she can get revenge. To Karen, the roads to riches from N and B. I John Kernerhan leave to John Ahearn, enough money to start his own library on submarines. The teddy bear with the blue ribbon leaves huggy boy memories of the couch at L.P.'s house, all the nasty notes in the world for social studies, a promise that he'll never say . . f' if she won't. 2 JM's, AC, and BT leave Deebird', a tow truck for when she gets stuck in the mud while watching the submarine races. Maureen wills to Linda, Johana, and Maria, all our great times we had and our memories of 10th and 11th grade. To Diana, wonderful memories of everyone here from N and B. John Kernerhan leaves to Vincent Herring his own CB radio station. To Zieg, Zag, leaves one locker door numbered 813 complete with mirror, the football team of her choice, the chemistry class, the ice skaters from Spakenkill, and our story, and much love to a wonderful friend. JM leaves FJ the courage to say those three words , a driver's ed course, a good mood, and a flat driveway. To Tom Vavaso, we dedicate some time to see some friends who truly care, Beth, Fiona, and Dee. Maureen leaves to Jilly a flying fish, a gift certificate for one coffee in two cups at ribbles and may she keep counting the 29th day of each month. A.C. wills F.J. love, a midas muffler, and 2 soiled tuxes. Nanci S. wills to Chris U. hot spots in the Bronx , and all the copped life-savers she can eat. John Kernerhan leaves William Halpin enough money to start his own repair shop. To Joanne E., Bill wills a hit album Amazon . N.S. wills to Mary B. a whole book of Flintstone hairstyles. To Deanne B., Cary Grant wills 800 IBMers wearing no under- shirts. Karen Schneck leaves with love and thanks to everyone at Ketcham. I John Kernechan leave Paul Clausen a pair of Mary Duls add shares. Mo leaves to Neet,' a great summer to remember at Pirates Canoe Club. To Mike S., Bill 0. wills equal AA recovery time. N.S. wills to Dale W.

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