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I, Ju ia Boulds, leave my mathematical skills to Mr. Wever. I, Kim Brasington, leave Anne and Amy my good taste in clothes, the librarian my talking ability, and Donna my driving ability. I, Tom “Ramho” Brou n, leave my animal instinct to anyone u ho can handle it. I, Alex Carbino, leave my new German police dog to Billy Dufrane. I, Darlene Cox, leave my pink sneakers to Tesa Sweet. I, Richard DeBuque, leave all my brains to Brian. I, Eric Drake, leave my dirty mind to science and my love to my family. I, Lisa Fraser, leave my brain to my brother Larry in hopes that he will have a brain like mine. I, Patsy Fye, leave my secretarial skills to anyone who thinks they can carry on where I left off. I, Greg Goyea, leave my great taste in rock-n-roll to Darrin Peck. I, Gary Greguire, leave my great knowledge in the field of industrial arts to Mr. Seminatore. I, Ken Hubhard, leave all my red and blue books to Mrs. Archer, alt my high school headaches to Mr. Samelski, and my sanity to the classes to come. I, Scott Hunsinger, leave to the Juniors a treacherous senior year, to Tesa Sweet my chops, my high “c and my vibrato for band, to dad the school spirit of the senior class, to anyone who'll listen, my puny jokes. I, Joe Martin, will just leave. I, Lorie Martin, leave my dog Sach to Chantelle, my Dodge 4x4 to Missy and Melanie, and my clothes to Kelly. I, Debbie Mosher, leave my brains to Larry Fraser. I, Karen Nichols, leave my ability to get mouthy with Mr. Keating and to overrun him to Mary Bush and Annette Snyder. I, Pauline Palmer, leave my ability to put up with short jokes to Mr. Keating and Mr. Marshall. I, Fay Ploof leave my ability to find a perfect girl to Tim Dewey. I, Ricky Provost, leave my volleyball serve to Rachel Clookey. I, Chuck Roscoe, leave to future math students my adept ability to solve math problems. I, Shelly Russell, leave my very good secretarial skills to Tammy and Mary. I, Kaori Sekiguchi, leave all my fun times here to everybody'. L Jeff Sevey, leave my basketball skills to Gabe Susice. I, Rusty Smith, leave all my trapping abilities to Randy Smith and Bill Brou n. I, Cassie Smith, leave all my athletic ability to Annette Langdon and my sister Stephanie. I, Christine Susice, leave my enthusiasm for cheering and my moodiness to Shannon LaClair. I, Toni Susice, leave my first flute chair to Ronda and Darci. I, Crystal Wait, leave my ability to harp and my best wishes towards her future years at S.R.F. to Tisha White. I, Richard Wolfe, leave Mike, Chris, and Ditto a safe ride with Rick, and to my sister a chance at High Honors.
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Julie Boulds “It Takes Both Rain and Sunshine to Make a Rainbow.” Soccer 9-12; Volleyball 9,11; Sophomore Class Secretary; Student Council 10; Project Challenge 11,12; Service Credit 10,12; New York Math League 9, 10, 12; Yearbook Photographer 12; Winter Carnival Princess Candidate; Senior Carnival. Kim Brasington “Wicked” Volleyball 9, 10; Soccer 9, 10; Cheerleading 10-12; Cheerleading Treasurer 10-12; Concert Band 9-12; Senior Chorus 9-12; Spanish Club 10-11; Service Credit 10,11; All State 12; NYSSMA 9-12; Project Challenge 11, 12; Year- book Co-Editor 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Senior Carnival. Tom Brown “Bring It on” Soccer 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Senior Carnival. Alex Carbino “Live One Day at a Time, Because Tomorrow You May Die.” Basketball 9-12; Baseball 11; Senior Carnival. Darlene Cox “Boy you’re foolish” Basketball 9-10; Volleyball 9; Soccer 10,11. Richard DeBuque “Hardy-Party-Rock-N-Roll” Football 9; Soccer 10; Hockey 10; Motor Cycle Racing KHS; Senior Carnival. Eric Drake “The Man Is Back Basketball9-12; Soccer 10-12; Service Credit 9; Project Challenge 11, 12; Junior Class President Student Council 11, 12; Student Council Vice President 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Winter Carnival Prince Candidate. Senior Carnival. Lisa Fraser “I Don’t Know” Cheerleading 9; Volleyball 11; Votech 11, 12; Senior Carnival. Patsy Fye Forget It” Softball 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Service Credit 11,12; Honor Society 11, 12; Winter Carnival Princess Candidate, Senior Carnival. Greg Goyea “Hey, Hey; My; My; Rock-N-Roll Will Never Die” Basketball 9-12; Soccer 11; Baseball 10; Senior Class Vice President; Spanish Club 10, 11; Stage Band 9-11; Concert Band 9-11; Marching Band 9-11; Student Council 9-11; Yearbook Staff 12; Scholars for Dollars 11, 12; Senior Carnival. Gary Greguire “Why Be Half Fast?” Senior Carnival Ken Hubbard “Laugh. Stupid” Student Council 11,12; Student Council President 12; Year- book Staff 12; Project Challenge 11; Senior Carnival. Scott Hunsinger Works for Me” Football 9; Wrestling 9; All County Jazz Choir 9; Soccer 10, 11; Chorus 9-12; Concert Band 9-12; Stage Band 9-11; Yearbook Staff 9,12; Sophomore Class Vice President; Stu- dent Council 12; Allstate 10, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Scholars for Dollars 11, 12. Joe Martin Senior Carnival. Lori Martin “Hey, Baby, Don't Say No, Say Maybe. Baby.” Cheerleading 10; Soccer 9; Basketball 9. Debbie Mosher “Do You Wanna? Do You?” Service Credit 9-12; Senior Carnival Chuck Roscoe “There Is No Greater Glory for a Man as Long as He Lives Than That Which He Wins by His Own Hands and Feet” — Homer Soccer 10-12; All Northern 11, 12; Student Council 10; Pro- ject Challenge 11 Yearbook Photographer; Senior Carnival Shelly Russell “Are You a Fruit?” Volleyball 9-11; FBCA 11, 12; FBLA Reporter 12; Senior Carnival Kaori Sekiguchi “Oh My God” Foreign Exchange Student; Senior Carnival; Senior Chorus 12; Concert Band 12; Yearbook Photographer; Cheerleading 12 Toni Susice Good Things Come to Those Who Wait Honor Society 11, 12; Treasurer H.S. 12; Scholars for Dollars 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Soccer 9-12; Volleyball 9-11; Basketball 9, 11; Softball 9-11; Project Challenge 11,12; Bartf-and Marching Band 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Chorus Treasurer 12; V.P. of Class 10; Treasurer of Class 9; Yearbook Co-Editor; NYSSMA 9, 10.12; Senior Carnival Crystal Wait “Life is a Series of Disappointments Created by Disallu- sions Ending in Death” Service Credit 10-12; Honor Society 11, 12; V.P. of Honor Society 12; Yearbook Head Editor 12; Volleyball 12; Scholars for Dollars 11, 12; New York Math League 9-12; Senior Carnival Richard Wolfe “Living is Easy With Eyes Closed. Misunderstanding All You See” Senior Carnival 9
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