Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

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Some four years ago we entered Warrensburg Central as timid, wondering students. Would we ever be “Up Where We Belong”? Almost immediately, Mrs. Marquardt became a teacher to just a few of us. Then, class meetings ensued. Quickly, we realized her gift as our teacher, advisor, and friend. Her dedication, loyalty, and encouragement helped us achieve many of our goals. Joined with her fair-mindedness and understanding, she established a firm bond with, and gained respect from our class as a whole. Thanks to Mrs. Marquardt, we are “Up Where We Belong!”, and here to stay. We, the Class of 1984, dedicate to you, Mrs. Marquardt, the 1984 Hackensack, in honor of your dedication to us! We, the Class of 1984, would like to express our sincere appreciation to the Reverend Father C. Michael Abraham, or simply “Mr. A”, as he is best known to all of us. Six years ago, we had the opportunity to be known as squirrels in his sixth grade class. Now, six years later, we have been blessed with him as our yearbook advisor. His kindness, consideration, dedication, and love to all of us have not only made this yearbook a success, but have left many happy memories for each of us to treasure in our hearts forever. He is yet another person whose devotion has helped to put us “Up Where We Belong. We, the Class of 1984, thank you, Mr. Abraham, for your encouragement, love, and the “good times.” ROBIN E. GRANGER Band — 6 years, Vice-President; Chorus — 5 years; Cheerleader — 2 years; Honor Society — 3 years. Secretary; Student Council — 1 year; Yearbook — 3 years. Editor; Basketball — 1 year; Scholarship awards — 5 years; Jr. Sr. Play; 4-H — 9 years; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students; Girls’ State Nominee: McDonald’s Band Nominee. MICHAEL LEONE Band — 6 years; Honor Society — 3 years; Soccer — 3 years; Fire Warden — 1 year. DEBORAH A. GRIFFIN Band — 6 years, Secretary: Chorus — 5 years; Honor Society — 3 years. Treasurer; Student Council — 1 year; Yearbook — 3 years. Editor; Field Hockey — 5 years; Volleyball — 1 year; Basketball — 1 year; Scholarship awards — 6 years; Jr. Sr. Play; Girls’ State Representative; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. MICHAEL PRATT Basketball — 1 year; Class Officer — 3 years, President. Vice-President; Prom Court; Scholar- ship Awards — 3 years; Ice Hockey — 4 years. SCOTT LAVARNWAY Basketball — 1 year; Football — 2 years; Honor Society — 3 years; Prom Court; Scholarship Awards — 1 year. LESLIE VROMAN Band — 6 years; Cheerleader — 4 years; Class Officer — 4 years. Secretary; Honor Society — 3 years; Prom Court; Field Hockey — 1 year; Volleyball — 1 year. REBECCA YOUNG DENISE ALGER Band — 6 years; Class Officer — 3 years, Trea- Wrestling Scorekeeper — 1 year surer; Honor Society — 3 years, Secretary; Yearbook — 3 years; Chess Club — 3 years; Field Hockey — 3 years; Volleyball — 1 year, Scholarship Awards — 5 years; Basketball — 1 year; Jr. Sr. Play RICHARD ALGER Basketball — 3 years; Soccer — 3 years; Wres- tling — 1 year BEECHER BAKER Basketball — 2 years; Baseball — 2 years; Football — 1 year; Wrestling — 2 years JULIE BALDWIN Student Council — 1 year, Volleyball — 2 years; Scholarship Awards — 1 year TRACY BENOIT Cross Country — 1 year RICHARD BENTLEY Yearbook — 1 year; Soccer — 2 years KYLE BROCK Band — 6 years; Baseball — 2 years; Basket- ball — 6 years; Football — 6 years; Student Council — 1 year; Prom Court; Scholarship Awards — 1 year; National Who’s Who Award; Area All-State Music — 3 years SUZANNE BRUCE Girls' Basketball — 1 year; Ticket Taker CINDI CARPENTER Scholarship Awards — 3 years CHRISTOPHER CHAPMAN Bowling — 6 years. ETHEL COLLINS Aviation Club; Scholarship Awards — 2 years. ERICK COMBS Basketball — 5 years; Football — 1 year; Cross Country — 1 year; Fire Warden — 2 years; Jr. Sr. Play. JAMES COUGHLIN Band — 5 years. AMY DORRANCE Band — 4 years; Chorus — 1 year; Volleyball — JOSEPH DAVIS 1 year; Gymnastics — 7 years; French Club—1 Football — 1 year; Cross Country — 3 years. year; Dance — 13 years; Nautilus — 2 years. DIANNA DUFFORD CAROL FATTIBENE Band — 4 years. Publicity Chairman; Cheer- Field Hockey — 2 years leader — 3 years LOUIS FISHER Band — 5 years; Basketball — 6 years; Football — 1 year; Soccer — 1 year; Prom Court; Schol- arship Awards — 2 years THERESA GRANGER Track — 2 y ars ; Gymnastics — 2 years DARRYL GRAY Soccer — 1 year; Bowling — 6 years DEANNA HARRIS Ski Club — 1 year; Jr. Play PHILIP HAYES Baseball — 2 years; Yearbook — 1 year; Fire Warden — 2 years. JANE KOKOLETSOS Basketball — 3 years; Cheerleader — 1 year; Student Council — 3 years; Yearbook — 2 years; Prom Court; Field Hockey — 4 years; Softball — 1 year; Homecoming Queen — 1 year. PAUL JENKINS Baseball — 2 years; Basketball — 6 years; Football — 5 years; Prom Court; Golf — 2 years. DIANA LANGABEER Volleyball — 4 years; Softball — 1 year; Year- book — 2 years. JULIANA KENYON Cheerleader — 4 years; Yearbook — 2 years; Prom Court; Scholarship Awards — 1 year; Jr. Play; Softball — 4 years. KRISTIN LLOYD Band — 2 years; Chorus — 1 year; Scholarship Awards — 1 year. CYNTHIA MAXAM Band — 6 years; Yearbook — 2 years; Scholarship Awards— 1 year; Jr. Sr. Play LOUISE MOFFIT Field Hockey — 2 years; Volleyball — 2 years FREDERICK McNEILL Band — 2 years; Basketball — 3 years M. EDITH MILLINGTON Yearbook — 2 years. Art Editor; Scholarship Awards — 4 years; Jr. Sr. Play; Bowling 1 year CHRISTOPHER S. MONROE Band — 3 years; Chorus — 3 years; Yearbook — 2 years; Soccer — 1 year; Wrestling — 2 years; Chess Club — 6 years; Ski Club — 4 years; Jr. Sr. Play; Football Camera-Man — 3 years. JERRI MOREHOUSE Chorus — 1 year; Yearbook — 2 years; Volley- ball — 4 years REVA MOREHOUSE Scholarship awards — 2 years. BRIAN MOSHER Football — 2 years; Yearbook — 2 years. Pho- tography Editor; Jr. Sr. Play. JACQUELINE LEONBRUNO NEEDHAM Cheerleader — 2 years; Field Hockey — 3 TIMOTHY NASON years; Prom Court. VALERIE MURRAY Field Hockey — 5 years; Volleyball — 1 year; Basketball — 4 years; Softball — 2 years; Yearbook — 2 years. KATIE O’CONNOR Scholarship Awards — 3 years. LORRAINE OLDEN Student Council — 1 year; Yearbook — 1 year; B.O.C.E.S. Horticulture — 2 years; B.O.C.E.S. Student Council — 2 years; F.F.A. — 2 years. Treasurer; Wrestling Scorekeeper — 1 year BRUCE OVITT Baseball — 1 year; Basketball — 3 years; Foot- ball — 1 year; Soccer — 4 years; Bowling — 3 years TERRI PARKER WILLIAM PARKER Basketball — 3 years; MONTY PERSONS Football — 1 year; Tennis — 3 years; Yearbook — 2 years; Prom King; Soccer — 1 year; Cross Country — 2 years; Ski Club — 2 years; Schol- arship Awards — 1 year; RANDY PLANTY Baseball — 5 years;Basketball — 6 years; Fool ball — 6 years; Student Council — 1 year; Pron Court; Scholarship Awards — 1 year; Boys State Representative WILLIAM POTTER Soccer — 4 years; Bowling — 3 years; Band — 1 year. SUSAN PRENDERGAST Field Hockey — 4 years; Student Council — 2 years; Yearbook — 2 years; Prom Court: Ski Club — 2 years. AUDREY MAY PULSIFER Ticket Taker — 4 years. KEVIN PUTNEY Band — 5 years; Basketball — 1 year. FAWN ROBERTS Ticket Taker — 4 years; Yearbook — 2 years; Field Hockey — 1 year. MARK ROSS Band — 6 years; Soccer — 3 years; Bowling — 6 years: Football — 1 year. KELLY AREHART SCHLOSS Field Hockey — 2 years. KELLY SIMPSON Field Hockey — 6 years; Volleyball — 6 years; Basketball — 6 years; Scholarship Awards — 3 years; Softball — 5 years; Honor Society — 2 years; Band — 3 years; Yearbook — 2 years; Ski Club — 1 year; Empire State Field Hockey Alternate; 4-H — 12 years, honor awards; Jr. Miss America Pageant placed 3. WENDY SLATER Class Officer — 1 year. President; Prom Court; Cheerleader — 2 years; Field Hockey — 2 years; Fire Warden — 1 year. RACHEL SPEIDEL Yearbook — 2 years; Gymnastics — 7 years; Competitive Gymnastics Team III; Dance — 4 years; Nautilus — 2 years. MICHAEL STRASSER Baseball — 3 years; Football — 2 years; Soccer — 3 years; Ice Hockey — 4 years. WILEY SUTPHIN SHARINE SWEET Band — 2 years; Class Officer — 4 years. Presi- dent Vice-President; Yearbook — 1 year; Prom Queen; Field Hockey — 5 years; Volleyball — 5 years; Basketball — 2 years; Ski Club — 1 year; Homecoming Queen — 3 years; Softball — 3 years ROCCO VENDITTO Band — 4 years; Baseball — 3 years; Football — 3 years; Prom Court BRENDA WHEELER Field Hockey — 5 years TERENCE WILLIAMS Band — 6 years; Tennis — 1 year; Yearbook — 2 years; Wrestling — 1 year; Cross Country — 2 years; Chess Club — 1 year; Ski Club — 3 years ANNA MARIE WINSLOW Scholarship Awards — 1 year JANET WOOD Band — 1 year; Field Hockey — 6 years; Volley- ball — 6 years; Basketball — 6 years; Softball — 4 years mRRENSBURG Warrensburq ‘ Jc PROUDLY xchers X5ociaiiorv PRESENTS Robin: ‘A love of music and a love for people are bound to produce harmony. ( I can play this just tell me how it goes. .. . Little Weedo . . Thay Baby ... Bathroom inci- dent ... Cranie?? ... Baby Slides ... To- daay ah Sat A-Loone! . .. Driving Standard ... “Some Sooda! ) Mike: The probable reason some people get lost in thought is because it is unfamiliar terri- tory to them. ( Guinea ... The horn on his car . . Italian jokes .. . Hornet ... Anth- ony ) Deb: The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt within the heart. ( Look at that log cabin! .. Web . . Scratch! Earthquake- Kim, quit shaking my bed. I've got ten more minutes! ... John, were aw- fully thirsty. ) Pruitt: The world is full of kings and queens, that blind your eyes and steal your dreams. Its heaven and hell. ( I hate Mondays .. Comon babe let's ... too late” ... double barrel ... car . .. bank . .. girl ... Rag Coke . . Hershel ) Scott: The person who lost his head, prob- ably doesn't miss it. ( Strip Poker . . . Honor Society Trip . . Plug it in! . .. Hands ... How’s puppy? . .. Hand- cuffed for tickling . . . Black Hole Drive.) Leslie: Everytime you say good-bye doesn't have to be an end. So save your wprds and say so long and say you’ll always be my friend. (Sandra dee . . “Freeze Frame ... JuJu Bee ... Soupy ... Ou je bang bang ... Coke . .. Paris '83' . . . Don’t touch us . .. we’re American Troublemaker .) 24 Becky: The best way to handle any problem Is to talk it over with three whom you can fully trust: God. yourself, and a close friend. ( Kelly, did you take my purse? ... piano ... Dominoes ... soap ... But Mrs. Searles. I’ll be filing music the rest of my life. . . . Paris 83” . . Help with Math . Til- lie ... Jake .) Denise. This Bubble Headed Bleach Blond goes on ... and on! (“That’s outrageous . It's just got to stop! . . Warsh”.) Beecher: For soule is form and dothe the body make. (“The Gunth ... Sky Har- bor ... The Tequilla Worm ... IKE The Fonz “I’m gonna go NUTS' . .. Beowile . .. Future Heavy Weight Champion of the World.) Julie B.: Whatever is worth doing at all. is worth doing well! (Death on wheels . Mo- torcycles .. . just an excellent driver.”) Rich A No quote, sorry. ( Animal “Playing Galaga again??”.) Tracy: Better be killed than frightened to death. ( Puby Where's Tracy.”) 25 Rich B.: “Pm so far behind I think I'm first.” (“Hank ... The Vegetable” ... 9 23 83: “I dumped the moped.” ... The Gang: Hank. Tim. Monty. Carol. Todd, and Lou- ise. . . “The Biker”.) Kelly B.: “Born free head held high. If nature can accomplish that then so can I. (“Kelly Dude” ... Risky Business — 360’s ... Buick?? ... CAZ ... “Wanna kiss?” ... “Buckwheat, shut up.”.) Kyle: “There is a time to depart even when there is no place to go!” ( The Gunth” ... Aloha ... shirts ... Sky Harbor ... Conip- tion! ... doughhead”.) Sue B.: Go through life holding your head high for you have only one life to live and you’ll know you made the best of it.” (“Su- zie ... Sharron ... Look out Sue’s driving!) Walt: “It’s when trying that we truly suc- ceed!” (“Bike ... Car ... Don’t run into car! ... Stitches ... Cross Country with White- hall!”.) Cindi C.: “You are never given a dream with- out the power to make it come true.” ( Bus rides to Boces . . . Lou.) 26 Bob C.: Life is nothing but a big bore. (“Where's Bob? Absent . Ticket ... out of season!! .. . Chopping wood ... I don't care if you tell Mrs. Frank!” ... Quit laughing! I can’t draw as it is!”.) Erick: We've got the future to win. Nothing to lose. What’s done is behind us. We live how we choose. Everyone's different, but one thing’s the same. You can’t be a winner if you don’t play the game.” ( Albino ... Squirt” .. . Erkle” .. . Never does today what he can put off till tomorrow” ... “The Jr. Play”.) Chris C.: One who lives and dies by rules Ethel. Anything will tell its secret if you love has never been to my parties! ( Blackie it enough. ( Biology shark Annie .) Learned to comb your hair in the car mirror! . .. How many hats did you sell. ... dances” ... basement .) Jim: Today is the Tomorrow that you worry about yesterday.” ( Spring step ... Grasshopper ... fingers”.) Joe: Every man thinks he is smarter than others, but I “know .” ( Joe loves Michelle .. Joe loves cars ... Joe loves to see Mi- chelle fly into cars. .) 27 Amy: We make a living out of facts, But we make a life out of dreams. ( Fozzie .. . Was it a pin or a ..??... ‘‘I love trains. .) Dianna: Keep your face to the sun and the shadows will fall behind. ( Duff . Red” Mrs. Searles ... Will you fix my French horn ... The party in the basement ... Leslie and Deb dancing . .. Trip to Hon- eoye! .) Carol: Could we see when and where we are to meet again, we would be more tender when we bid our friends good-bye. (5 14 83 and TRIUMPH. Fourth row . It was great! ... Mom. I kinda had a little accident. . Will you at lease go 30 mph? ... Di. I need another perm!! ... 9 23 83- The good-NO! The GREAT TIMES with the Gang!! . . Hank. Tim. Monty. Carol. Todd, and Louise!) Louis: Who knows. Who cares. Why bother ... ( Doughhead ... Aloha .. . shirt .. . Basketball ... Prom ... White Tux!!! ... Black Hole Drive ... The tunnel ... Pine Lanes ... Saratoga.) Theresa: We desire most what we ought not to have. ( Fun with Gang . Nana T’s.) Darryl: You can never truly find peace but from the inside. ( Cheeks .. . Anything you can do I can do better! ... splat ... Festus” ... Harry ... Stingley ... Maniac driver . NO WAY!!) 28 Dede: If you educate a man, you educate an individual; if you educate a woman, you edu- cate a family. (animals ... movie freak Country Girl” . . bowling . . . crazy driver ... Chaca .) Phil: Time goes so fast when you're having fun in life. Sometimes things we do the most happen all at once. ( Hey Phil. Where's the fire!? .) Paul: It seems to me I've been a long time on this road, and I wonder why. Has there been a sign that points another way. and I’ve passed it by. ( the tunnel ... Bradley Bear . Harvey . This is going to kill me ... I love trains ... The Gunth ... Sky Harbor ... chill pill.) Julie. I've always been told to forget the past and look into the future. But what does the future become once it’s gone? ... The Past! (Jam in the cardboard ... Ping Pong at the Prom .. . Business Law . .. Pretty Pink.) Jane: We're all in the gutter, but some of us are reaching for the stars.” ( Koko Ro- sanna ... Miss Downes. Are you going jogging tonight?! ... Poison Ivy ... You broke the flower! ... The guard rails ... “Vermont Footprints on the ceiling ... I thought it was the end! .) Diane: Some people think it’s holding on that makes one strong. Sometimes it’s letting go. (Staying out too late .. why the red eyes? .. . Sleep in class.) 29 Kris: ‘‘A friend is someone who comes through when the whole world has gone out.” ( Where's Wiley?” ... BOCES ... ) Edie: Keep smiling and reaching for the stars.” ( Let’s stop at the deli. Rob!” ... New experience each day! .. I’m not kid- ding. I really do have a leach on me!” You know how I hate to wash sneakers! . . . Don’t worry, it doesn’t look stupid, it looks queer!”) Cindy: Nothing in life is to be feared: it is only to be understood.” (Rakel. B.B.B.. Ma Pa Kettle. Let’s tear up some grass! ... makin’ bubbles .. . What’s goin’ on. Norm?!” London . . . Drive much?” Oh-my-God!” ... That’s tacky. ... Let’s be real! ) Louise: Can wisdom be put into silver rod or love in a golden bowl? ... Where’s Mil- ton?” .. Good afternoon . Guidance.”) Fred: Life’s too Short to worry.” ( No” . . fingers . . The garage sale .. ) Chris: There is good in all people. You just have to look deeper for it in some.” (Hor- mone The Kid Well. Mrs. Marquardt said , Ho” .. ) 30 Jerri: Flowers, like some people, give plea- sure just by being. ( Camp ... Latin Quarter ... the toilet ... Ou je bang bang! ... Paris ’83 . . . What color ... ” .. Adolescent ... Remember to keep your tips out of the water! ) Reva: Ed — Take my heart and treat it with love, for you will always be there. (Japan jacket ... punch walls ... Jug Inn ... So- merhill .. . Number Eight ... ) Brian: If you screw around with anything long enough, you’ll surely mess it up. ( But Beth. Honey! ... Brian, when is your hair gonna grow back? ... “Can’t you walk straight? ... Flo’s cellar ... Playing quar- ters ... That’s the short way to the dance, isn’t it? ... I don’t remember! ... Uncle Bill’s) Valerie. The poorest person in the world is not the person without a cent, it’s the person without a dream. (5 13 83) — Our little accident ... the moose . .. banana pants whole house ... Twilight — barn window . . . pitchfork ... toboggan . .. Bob Motor- mouth! ) Tim: No quote, sorry! ( Ice cream man ... Thank God I wore my seatbealt! ... Buckwheat ... ) Jackie: It doesn’t hurt to be optimistic: you can always cry later. ( Hey, Carol, that soup looks like ____________!! ... Absent again . Need ... You haven’t got the hang of it. yet! ... Scatter ... ) 31 Katie: “Life is like a bed of roses, you have to watch out for the pricks.” (“Don’t eat the oranges . they absorb the punch! ) Terri: “Everyone needs time to be alone to think, to dream, to wonder. ( Bear “Teddy Bear” “Who’s that . and what does that sign say?” “I’m going to get in trouble” . .. Dandelion Wine” ... Japan Jacket ... “I was at the dance . . . on the hill” ... lunch money .. Santa Elf Cat.) Lou: “People say life would be difficult on other planets. But I ask. have they ever thought about what life is like here? (Crash! ... “Maniac on wheels . . What’s the speed limit ... Keba . wanna fight . “Did you do your English? ) Willy: “Try to be yourself, not anybody else. ( This cat wants to play some hoop!” ... Orange Wheels.) Bruce: Do what they say can’t be done.” ( Learned to tip a bottle out the win- dow???”) Monty: “As you go through life, you are going to have many opportunities to keep your mouth shut. Take advantage of them all.” (Nine lives ... guess what .. only four left . 5 14 83 - 10 15 83 ... “AGAIN!!” .. . The Solid Gold dancer .. . “Where’s Cin- dy??” .. The Gang: Hank. Tim. Carol. Todd, and LOUISE!) 32 Randy: ‘‘Courage is a quality that can’t be known until it has been tested.” (‘‘Can you help me? ... ‘‘Did you get this answer?” . . ‘‘What should I do?” .. . Lips ... Baby Face” .. Black Hole Drive.) Audrey: ‘‘Quiet but explosive . Indepen- dently strong . . Walks tall and goes for it all!! (‘‘Short Stuff” ... Orange Car ... “Heels”.) Bill: “Nature is the expander of the mind. (Twinkle” .. . Punch Bug . . Russian. . . . Mouse.) Kevin: Had to be different!” ( Putt” Stubborn . .. Last Chance.) Sue: Take me for what I am. Not what you want me to be. (Sauce Journey Concert ... You left your headlights on again ... Nightmares ... Friday 13th ... J.D. and S.S. Out of first gear.) Fawn: The past an empty box . . The fu- ture my treasure chest. (Skate land . . L.G. Beach .. . Thumper”.) 33 Mark: “Love, friends, and a dream. I think I'll survive. ( Scuz” . Markie Maypo!!!!!!” Hitler” .. Crazy.) Rachel. There is a reaching out. to know, to grow, to love, and to believe. But there is also a reaching within.” (Gonzo Italian Dress- ing hair? . . Hey Dude . . . Good ole 151” Crimpy .. . Green Acres In honor of this auspicious occasion . Bear Club . Those Canadian Guys ”) Kelly A baby is God's opinion that the world should go on.” ( Eunice” . . E is for the Well. I'll have to write another bum check Alden Ave.. River St.. Elm St.. Harrington Hill, next ... the White House!!!!!) Mike: Dreams that have shattered may not have mattered.” (Fish tank Death . Stripper Cheeks.) Kelly: Help me find the courage to say what needs saying and the wisdom to know what does not. Let me be the kind of person who can always be trusted, confided in. and counted on. In every true sense of the word. Let me be your friend.” ( Whimpson Here's Hershel Double Shuffle . Abuse the goalie” ... Ju Ju Be’s ... impulse ... ________good time.) Wiley: Make hay while the sun shines! (“Maniac on wheels” . BOCES Mommy's little Pilsbury Doughboy!”) 34 Sharine: “I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human be- ing. let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again. (playing soccer .. broke toe! . . . Weinerelli” ... Look at those legs .) Rocco: Wine. Women, and Song will make the best man fall. (3 hours Saratoga Camon babe let’s — too late! ... the truck .) Brenda: A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday ( Vermont” The Omni ... The Harvest ... throwing snowballs ... window ... puppy ... Burger King . May 16. 1981.) Terry: A person must have their dreams- Memory dreams of the past and eager dreams of the future. I never want to stop reaching for new goals. ( You can't beat a dead horse! ... Beaches are always open .) Anna. “The best thing about life is that it comes one day at a time ( Gurnsey Cow ) Janet. Human reason is like a drunken man on horseback, set it up on one side and it tumbles over on the other. ( Woody ... Rect ... Booby ... Chuck ... Ani- mal ... Help ... I hit it where I felt like it. Deb! My bestest buddies. Hank and Louise” ... The gang”.) 35 WARRENSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL Mr. Frederick Scriver, President Mrs. Mary Ellen Reed, Vice-President Mr. Michael Kelly, Business Manager Mr. Philip Magnarella, Superintendent Mr. Daniel T. Connor, High School Principal Mr. Charles DeVitto, Elementary Principal Mr. John Arehart Mr. Arthur Brown Mrs. Allison Drake Colonel Benjamin Guiles Mr. George Lane Mr. Stephen MacNeill Mr. Gary Martin 37 Top Row: Tim Perkins, Paul Kruger, Tim Maltbie, Doug Duell, Jim Potter. Middle Row: Dean Armstrong, Ja- mie Fidd, Dave Venditto, Roger Dur- kin, Doug Harris. Bottom Row: Donne Converse, Ju- die Pennock, Sue Brainard, Kelly Combs, Michelle Hertz, Melissa Roberts. Standing: Patty Brady, Leigh Williams, Juanita Hayes, David Sherman, Dan Smith, Michelle Anderson, Penny Rounds, Dawn McKinney, Patti Ma- tern, Melanie Rumble, Jackie Burch, Shari DeGrechie, Delia Bateman, Darcy Fisher, Gina Lamagna. Kneeling: Kelly Annis, Peggy Ray- mond, Missy French, Sue Ettari. 38 Standing: Kim Arehart, Jim Lindblade, Judie Pennock, Heidi Stores, Renee LaFond, Missy Bombard, Julie Potter. Kneeling: Bernie Andrews, John O’Connor, Jill Toney, Beth Bruce. tiitmr Standing: Paula Putney, Lisa Butler, Mike Allen, Estelle Cavanaugh, Starre Johnson, Kim Fisher, Alice Chamber- lain, Crystal Combs, Lynn Haggerty, Kim Nason, Debbie Young, Kim Hall, Annette LaVarnway, Missy Ackley, Debbie VanGuilder, Sue Bederian. Kneeling: Jeff Altman, Barb Baker, JoAnn Murphy, Tina Reynolds. 39 Top: Laureen Ouellette, Stephanie Sweet, Kelly DeVitto, Raymond Bently, Tom Con- nor, Harold O'Connor, Todd Beadnell, Todd Olden, Mrs. Ouellette (advisor), Mrs. Lawson (advisor). Bottom: Ed Keller, Shale Miller, Mike Shave, Martin Semon, Jeff Smith, Mike Needham, Mike LaVarnway. Top: Tom Swan, Tom Perkins, Kim Griffin, Bob Murray, David Houseworth, Jay Reed, Leonard Frazier, Gerry McNeill, David McNeill, Don Crosse, Kevin Baker. Bottom: Bob Olden, John Hensler, Angie Taras, Andie Cooper, Jodi Leobruno, Sue Haggerty, Kathy Jo Tucker, Joe Hill, Dona- van Baker. Top: Tim Baer, Jeff Jordan, Bonnie Monroe, Michele Doran, Frank Coulman, Dawn Rem- ington, JoAnn Arnold, Carrie Reed. Middle: Gene Baird, Gerri Hayes, Michele Pratt, Sue Connor, Vicki Carpenter, Patty Barlow, Heidi Zuschlag. Bottom: Sherry French, Simona Hall, Bonni Trapasso. Niki Monroe, Rosa Guyette, Deb- bie Byrne, Kelley Baker, Stacey Fuller. 41 Top: Lesley Lloyd, Joni Rumble, Bill Hayes, Cherrith Tennant, Tom Twiss, Angie Rouleau. Bottom: Kelly Ross, Rachel Adams, Cindy Witherbee. Top: Miss Hayes, Danielle McCarthy, Terry Vernum, Spenser Cameron, Ke- vin Walker, Mike Hill, Kenny Walker, Tim Lackey, David Alger. Middle: Dan Desantis, David Duell, Matt Thomson, Dane Smith, Jeff Duell, Tim Baer, Fred Weedman, Mr. Ber- trand (advisor). Bottom: Tammy Diamond, Jewel Leonbruno, Kendra Fish, Corinna Smith, Tammy Persons, Julie Burnett, Amy Cheney. 42 Top: Jackie Stores, Adam Bruce, Ricky Harrington, Baron Davis, Beth Dorrance, Kristine Augusta, Lisa Lo- max. Middle: Kristine Williams, Sally Hag- gerty, Nikki Kenyon, Kim Redfield, Ma- ria Burdett, Jon Baker, Scott Russel. Bottom: Ed Webster, Amy Perry, Dana Squires, Lisa Monroe, Alan Hall. Top: Skip Williams, Lot Ciccone, Ste- panie Kruger, Jeff Dickinson, Danny West, Tim Burnham, Bill Martin, Charles Wallace, Van Baker, Sue Ba- ker, Charles Dingman, Chris Sprague. Bottom: Amy Murman, Paula Con- verse, Desire Combs, Wendy Persons, Tracy Burnham, Todd Arehart, Joq Quintel. 43 Furman Pryme, Social Studies Richard Doyle, Social Studies Marilyn O’Connor, Social Studies Kenneth Hertz, Social Studies Rexford Reynolds, Social Studies Katharine Marquardt, Science 44 Steven Wood, Science Glen Deso, Science Lori Hayes, Science Concetta Palmer, Languages Janet Nellis, Homemaking Nancy Stone, Homemaking Lenore Searles, Music Marcia LaRock, Music Robert Frank, Music r William Palmer, Health Thomas Swan, Industrial Arts Brent Bertrand, Industrial Arts Ralph Simpson, Special Education Paula Degrechie, Aid; Elaine Cowin, Librarian Gail Lawson, Counselor, Robert Vaisey, Director of Guidance, Joan Ouellette, Secretary 46 Marian Bastian, Physical Education Anne Downes, Physical Education Mary Ann Scriver, Aid: Robert Brown, Title I Instructor: Laddie Toney, Title I Instructor Carol Casey, Teachers Assistant: Diane MacDonough, Special Helps: Danielle Robichaud, Aid: Frances Ambrosini, Special Helps Alice Damp, Title I, Sandra Fisher Title I Nancy Hill, Title I, Donna Combs Title I 47 Top Row: Deanne Peters, Missy Lang- worthy, Laurie Granger, John Germain, Joe Burt, Aemon Kolasienski. Middle Row: Brian McNeill, Pat Arehart, Ke- vin Geraghty, Toby Bruce, John Durkin, Joe Sherman, Steve Rumrill, Steve Hatch. Bottom Row: Amy Monroe, Kim DeVitto, Jodi Frazier, Amy LaVarnway. Top Row: Chad Reed, Gary Ostrander, John Kindred, Randy Jordan, Gary Raymond, Matt Greenholtz, David Moroe, Joel Quintal. Middle Row: Ricky Burt, Mike Squires, Tra- cey Cameron, Joe Burch, Lance Caldwell, Tony Charmonte, Ricky Beadnell. Bottom Row: Heather Vroman, Michelle Bennett, Stephanie Cooper, Chad Rounds, John Espinos, Kyle Spellacey. Top Row: Linda Webster, Tammy Wood, Kelly Farrar, Kim Marquardt. Middle Row: Ree Swan, Shelli Cameron, Jody Monroe, Diana Byrne, Angel Vaisey, Shannon Warne. Bottom Row: Laurel Wood, Patti Kenyon, Melanie Lauben, Gina Lloyd. Top: Linda Schloss, Tammy Prosser, Jody Ovitt, Vick Baker, Dan Martin, David Mahler, Mike Morehouse, Buddy Wallace, Russell Clark, Todd Tucker, Mark LaFond, Doug McKinney, Joe Mattison. Bottom: Jason Miller, Shannon Beder- ian, Candy Dingman, Wendy Murphy, Lisa Ovitt, John Strasser, Dan De- Marsh. Top: Sue McCarthy, Robert Pin- ney, Steve Burch, John Lindb- lade, Holly Boothby, Eric Ross, Diane Stobeck, Joy Petro. Middle: Michelle Monroe, Brenda O’Connor, Michelle Cherubeino, Rachel Sawyer, Chris Martino, Kelly Baker, Shana Fonda, Ru- berta Walker. Bottom: Bethann Prosser, Brian Hall, Anna Dingman, Wendy Ba- ker, Brandon Ovitt, Jim Rouleau, Robert Juliano, Jerry Squires. 49 Top: Bernie Monroe, David Edwards, Tammy Anselmo, Missy Cheney, Scott Rem- ington, Kenny Hall, Clyde Clarke. Middle: Shelli Morgan, Kathi Roesch, Heather Mantz, Crystal Baker, Kim Butler, Becky Pratt, Darren McKinney, Kevin Gilker- son, Bobby Morehouse. Bottom: Kathy-Jo Carvell, Judy Combs, Jerri Prosser, Missy Remington, Damon Baker, Billy Hall, Ronnie Lamy. Top: Paula Moulton, Lori McNeill, Sheryl Collins, Tonya Sprague, Kelli Cameron, Nan- cy Haggerty, Mary Adams, Bill Ovitt. Middle: Dawn McKinney, Wayne Madison, Billy Oehler, Jennifer Whitaker, Chris Parker, Todd Palmer, Phil Deloria, Tim Hill, Jim Mor- ehouse, Shad Bauberger. Bottom: Candy Walker, Donnie Lynn Combs, Tammy Pepper, Amy Baker, Ron Hall, Chris Chiramonte, Doug DeGrechie, David Pandolfo. Top: Sue Pepper, Bobby Marr, Leo Barrett, Stacy Cameon. Bottom: Missy McConnell, Erica Clayton, Wendy Pratt, Adina Bateman, Jim More- house, Princess Jamison. Top: Matt Allen, Randy Deyoe, Mike Curtis, Matt Lanfear, Terry LaVerne, Kristi Carpenter. Middle: Philippa Lauben, Damon Alecksynas, Steve Diamond, M. Baer, Barry McKinney, Paul Moulton, Jenni- fer Parker, Jim Baker, Jennifer Welch, Kris Stein. Bottom: David Raymond, Jerrod Fer- ullo, Jamie Potter, Mindy Haskell, Kristi DeVitto, Debbie Keenan, Stacey Eddy, Michelle Tougaw. Top: Barry Cameron, Roy Muermann, Denise Lafond, Matt Blair, Holly Zuschlag, Judy Crosse. Middle: Dan Collier, Denise West, Ger- ald Mulvey, Evie Baker, Tammy Davis, Jolie Bruce, Dede Ackley. Bottom: Patrick Converse, Shannon Kolasienski, Darcy Needham, Kathy Conner, Graham Lewis, Lori Lomax, Cortney Higgins. 51 Madeline Daly, Secretary Linda Perry, Doreen Cooper, Joyce Baker, Middle School Cafeteria Theodore Kenyon, Custodian: Madeline Daly Secretary; Ann Clark, Nurse; Elda Monroe, Green Thumb John Baker, Head Custodian John Baker, Douglas Robinson, Royce Ross, Custodians Andrew Griffin, Custodian Custodial Staff Bus Drivers Michael Kelly, Business Manager 52 Herbert Ross, Psychologist Laurie Wells, Special Education Barbara O’Connor, Speech Michael Kelly, Business Manager; Valerie Smith, Bookkeeper; Hilda Vroman, Secretary Daniel T. Connor, High School Principal; Lin Polzer, High School Secretary Ingeborg Merrithew, Printing Room Marilyn Sevits, Nurse; Marie Lloyd, Elementary Attendance; Jo Ann Sinko, High School Attendance Rosalind Wheelock, Green Thumb Worker; Dianna Young, Aid; Marie Fisher, Secretary Treasurer Nancy Alger, Cafeteria; Louise Maxam, Cafeteria; Myrna Belden, Cafeteria; Mary Tarantelli, Cafeteria; Beatrice Steves, Cook Manager; Mavis Moon, Cafeteria 53 • Conqraiulaiborxs io o fijvej brother: PacLjSissy, Mrs. Dorothy Mosher, Kindergarten Slide: Lauralee Juckett, Lisa Packard, Samantha Ballard, Maria Tucker. Top: April Ross, Gigi Edmunds, Ed- ward Harrington, Nellie Beth Sprague, Aaron Baker. Middle: Robert Olden, Michael Mon- forte, Mrs. Mosher, Brian Clayfield, Lo- gan Tyler. Bottom: Michelle Young, Douglas Crandall, Jason Latham Top: Justin Higgins, Adam Kola- sienski, Keith Moynehan, Terry La Vergne, Gerald Hopkins. Middle: Shannon Reed, Tiffany Simpson, Susan Mattison, Sarah Clifton. Bottom: Richard Clark, Kenneth Ol- den, Eric Warrington, Jason Fuller, Walter John Wernau Mrs. Diana Pataki, Kindergarten Top: Jason Kenyon, Ryan Plosick, Dawn Murray, Tanisha Schenck, Don- ald Carpenter, Willis Mason, Jeanie Peck, Danielle Ackley, Michael Me Ta- gue, Jeremy Dingman, Melissa Frasier. Bottom: Douglan Olden, Megan Mon- roe, Mark Strasser, J. Combs, Crystal Stone Top: Sara Rumrill, Kelly Monroe, Ricci Hayes, Chistina Coulman, Eri- ka La Praire, Amanda Carpenter, Gina Olden, Shannon Springer, Kara Persuitti, Sophie Vannier, Ra- chelle Reed. Bottom: Joseph Kelly, Michael Hill, Jeremy Taylor, Darren Geraghty, Jeremy Winslow, Richard Cass Mrs. Carolyn Dorance, First Grade Top: Jessica Duell, Danielle Bolton, April Millington, Andrea Lamphier, Jennifer Webster, Morgan Hamilton, Heather Moffitt, Jarred Smith, Evelyn Wood. Bottom: Steven Shortsleeves, Jeremy Bradway, Charlene Dingman, Daniel Morneau, Amy Dutcher, Alexandra Cost, David Baker, Edgar Castro, Da- vid Scroggins. Mrs. Annette Keenan, First Grade Top: Matthew Weidman, Timothy Cameron, Eric Conklin, Daniel Mattison, Lucas Smock, Gerald Remington, Steven Baker, Thomas Belden, Keith Cleavland. Bottom: Heather Polzer, Jerri Perry, Danielle Shippey, Jennifer Reed, Amy Reynolds, Angel Young, Heidi Ackley, Lisa Stark, Janice Jackson, Tracy Oehler. Mrs. McGinn, First Grade Top: Byron Karson, Danny Ackley, Ke- vin Harrington, Jason Bederian. Middle: John Barnes, Kimberly Lamy, Brian Smith, Jamie Munyon, Megan Scherer, Benjamin Davis, Gary Barrett, Stacy Reynolds, Kelly Moynehan. Bottom: Rebecca McCollum, Jason Hull, Shannon Hayes, John Olden. Mrs. Ellis, First Grade Top: Jessica Johnson, Christine Duffy, David Sprague, Joshua Wilde, Jesse O’Neil, Jennifer Milling- ton, James Rafferty, Sarah Has- tings, Shana Brown. Bottom: Jadee Arnold, David Goucher, Jacqueline Randall, Heather Shalhoub, Michael Lawler, Shannon Reed, Stacey Lamy, Troy Beadnell, Joseph Dick, Scott Rob- erts. Mrs. Nancy Soldwedel Pre-First Grade Top: Robert Wolford, Christopher Pep- per, Christopher Ward, Matthew Ol- den. Middle: Clarence Alger, Mickey Smith, Kathy Monroe, Erin Greenholtz, Laura Bentley. Bottom: Kevin Galusha, Donna Milling- ton, Valerie Mattison, Hope Lloyd, Penny Smith. Mrs. Barbara Frenyea Second Grade Top: Michael Persons, Jeffrey Cher- ubino, Daniel Coulman, Jeremy Skipper, Darin Rafferty, Douglas Robichaud, David Langworthy, Lu- cus Mason, Timothy Connelly, Ray- mond Hensler. Middle: Carrie York, Jackie Ackley, Charlotte Ostrander, Aaron Eddy, Shannon Roseway, Kimberly Mul- vey, Stacy Bentley. Bottom: Jennifer Perkins, Michelle Arnold, Tonya Hall, Carly Repko. E3E EEEE Mrs. Carol Ellis, Second Grade Top: Shannon Amell, James Wells, Wesley Proctor, Benjmin Kloss, Adam Palmer, Arthur Prosser, Stephen Goucher, James Ligon. Middle: Catrina Frisbie, Cathy Morgan, Shellie Vanderwarker, Nicole LeCount, Brandy Bennett, Carrie Lamy, Beth Converse, Wayne Richards. Bottom: Charles Olden, Brendon LaR- ock, Marcia Reed, Seth Brown, Mi- chael Maciariello. Mrs. Ruth Leone, Second Grade Top: John Haskell, Jason Rogers, Farley Nelson, Eric Reed, Israel Mo- fitt, Michael Morehouse, Jeremy Moon, Edward Springer. Middle: Theresa Beadnell, Ruth Ad- ams, Vinda Sutphin, Heather Con- stantineau, Jason Mahler, Max Ga- lusha. Bottom: Jessica Untener, Esther Lindblade, Mellisa Amadeo, Sherri Baker, Patrick Witherbee, Joseph Altman. Mr. William Grant Third Grade Top: James Persons, Matthew Ma- ciariello, Marc Kenyon, Sean Baker, Jonathan Welch, Jonathan Arehart, Kevin Worth, Leonard Bills, David Morneau. Middle: Jason Weatherwax, Christie Hill, Jaime Tucker, Nina Sparks, Eri- ka Ross. Bottom: Amie Barrett, Crystal But- ler, Laurie Harrington, Melissa Smith, Renee Hall. Mrs. Vera Brown, Third Grade Top: Irene Morehouse, Bethany Hill, Baron Hall, Jason Tucker, Jerrie Remington, (Terry Woodward, ab- sent) Middle: Julie Cleavland, Mandy Pot- ter, Terri DeGrechie, Shannon Fonda, Jodi Greenholtz, David Web- ster, Jason Warne. Bottom: Richard Fox, Joseph Cas- tro, John Dingman, Thomas Ed- munds, Garrett Conklin. Mrs. Kathleen Hubert, Third Grade Top: Carrie Winslow, Darcy Olden, Scott Castro, Mark Richards, Brett Moulton. Middle: Darcy Monroe, Devin Durkin, James Combs, Adam Casey, Amanda Baker, Sean Lanfear, Caleb Martin, Laurie Remington, Joanna Barnes, (absent). Bottom: Missy Harrington, Amy Rozell, Ralph Ehle, Chris Nemec. Mrs. Laurell Roberts, Third Grade Top: Matthew Vanderwarker, Jer- emy Arehart, Joseph Hensler, Jon Pixley, William Stark, Paul Hill, Mi- chael Baker. Middle: Lorrie Persons, Heather An- nis, Erica Sawyer, Stacy Carpenter, Diedre Peters, Priscilla Clark. Bottom: Stephanie Russell, Emily Copper, Brandy Ward, Micheal Wolfword, Daron Bolton. Miss Florence LaPoirr , Fourth Grade Top: Henry Keith, Daryl Wallace, Chel- len Tennant, Missy Rounds, Sheila Monthony, Emma Hall, Kristy Wolford, Susan Morehouse, Jennifer Guy, Chey- enne Potter, Billy Cameron, Richard Bailey. Bottom: Brian Rumrill, Billie Galusha, Mr. Frank, Eric Braley, Jonathan Park- er. Mrs. Anne Kusnierz, Fourth Grade Top: Melissa Davis, Amy Baker, Hi- lary Arehardt, Heidi Monroe, Melis- sa Perry, Carly Scherer, Sylvia, De- mars, Ron Zarcynski, Billie Olden, Warren Schloss. Bottom: Bridgette Carpenter, Rob- ert Marquardt, Mouah Ferullo, Moni- ca Stone, Jennifer Boothby, Shan- non Pratt, Brian Constantineau, Ron Prosser, Chris Byrne. Absent: Danny Moynihan, Linda Russell. Mrs. Cynthia Grace. Fourth Grade Top: Douglas Allen, Heidi Knicker- bocker. Brandy DeGrechie, Carrie Lloyd, Daralyn West, Theresa Gauth- ier, Christopher Fuller, Roderick Ken- yon, Michael Hoffman. Bottom: Theodore Baker, Jamie Car- penter, William Smith, Scott King, Ja- mas Farrar, Justin Duell, Jason Rushia. Mrs. Marylois Moynihan, Fourth Grade Top: Jarrad York, Hial Hill, Chad Palmer, Aaron Duell, Danny Degen, Harold Walker, Shane Manso, Gary Baker, Shawn McKinney. Bottom: Brooke Clark, Amelia Drexel, liana Morgan, Renee Web- ster, Kemm Cameron, Jaime Bird- sail, Jennifer Adams, Melinda Smith, Kim Bolton, Mary Alger. Mr. Gerald Howe, Fifth Grade Miss Barbara Spencer, Fifth Grade Top: James Juliano, Jeff Mahler, Jessi- ca Semon, Karma Mantz, Holly Ovitt, Darcy Squires, Patience Bruce, Melis- sa Geraghty, Regina Olden. Bottom: Adam Burch, Dan Millington, Matt Reed, Greg Lyons, Gerald Prosser, Glen Guyett, Dan McNeill, Clifton Nelson. - Top: Amy Morehouse, Maryalice Burt, April Burch, Michelle Frasier, Amy Stein, Tammy Rafferty, Hilary Haskell, Kelly Oehler, Kirsten In- fante. Bottom: Brian Hatch, Robert Ed- munds, Jamon Baker, Matthew Monroe, Neil Pres'pare, Buzzy Whi- tacre, Thomas Kenyon, Burgess Ovitt, Brian Murphy, Michael Reyn- olds. Mrs. Elise Bamberger, Fifth Grade Top: Angela Ballard, Patricia Her- mallce, Nicole Deyo, Jill Squires, Lau- rie Martin, Juanita Winslow, Jill Mur- phy, Carolee Vanderwalker, Donna Wood Bottom: Denny Hunter, Douglas West, Gregory Putney, Akai O’ Keefe, Derek Durkin, Richie Morehouse, Christopher Burkhardt, Paul Williams, Kenneth Hertz, Acey Moffitt Mrs. Barbara Grant, Fifth Grade Top: Linda Blackburn, Denice Robi- chaud, Heather Boothby, Lisa Schryer, Bunny Brown, Michael Smith, Jessica Mason. Bottom: Herman Witherbee, Billy Wolford, Shannon Wood, Randy Cherubino, Sean Roseway, Eddie Drexel, Chad Armstrong, Pete Espinos, Al Vasak C. Michael Abraham, Sixth Grade Top: Sharon Remington, Valorie Jor- dan, Christine Doran, Rebecca Moon, Laura Mundy, Julie Digman, Venena Mosher, Tracey Cheney, Carole Hobbs, Tanya Duell, Bottom: Dustin Bowman, Mark Morehouse, Craig Lan- fear, Ricky Oehler, Richie Hayes, David Hall, Jon Rafferty, Sam Stone, William Baker. Mr. Jack Heilman, Sixth Grade Top: Tadd Casey, Phil Bederian, Tim Beadnell, Tammy Hayes, Robin Winslow, Damian Kloss, Chris Cheney, Renee Ostrander, Dale Needham, Howard Greenhoitz. Bottom: Brian Reed, Janet Kenyon, Sheryl Strasser, Kerri Polzer, Cam- mie Sprague, Darren Duell, Steve Monthony, Erik Savastano, Craig Combs, Jeff Latham. Mrs. Dorothy Potter, Sixth Grade, Top: Jody Baker, Windy Witherbee, Wendy Morehouse, Barbara Matern, Jennifer Toney, Theresa Twiss, Scott Brown, Ray Blanchard, Glen Bills. Bottom: Ed Stores, Richard Morgan, Randy LaVarnway, Chris Burnham, Scott Pike, Jeff Hall, Linda Mulvey, Heidi Monroe, Sue French, Alexis Al- ger. Mr. Daniel Roberts, Sixth Grade Top: Debra Lackey, Shelly Baer, Jodi Keith, Melanie Collier, Donna King, Pam O’Connor, Vicki Bruce, Jennifer Marquardt, Juliana Walker, Shannon Thompson. Bottom: William Tucker, Edward Bennett, Rodney Trapasso, Charles Gray, Andy Degan, Ed Amell, Jack Schloss, Wayne Anderson, Kevin Clark, Larry Olden. ,0 p X)n %v c° bA,ihc6hsiofim, proud Ixj re. coop i zc previous J_____f___ _ fb n f _L________ 'oraducMcs ofTfarrinshv 'em Ira. I School, is special in our ana. each has X) ur Jicartc ______________ __ Clch'n i tc o become Successfinf his pre sank Cctrccr. rrlfp Tjfherc Ide EdoniS Inc success Sloruhf each of Ihe 51 i 'na) vidua. 'Thank, uoukor a our support anol ycrurfine examples. , O Dr. John E. Cunningham, Jr. is a graduate ot the Warrensburg Central School in the Class of 1950. His Father, Dr. John E. Cunningham, Sr., has served the Community of Warrensburg for many years as the medical doctor, confidant and friend of the community. His late Mother. Helen Cunningham, was a member of the English Depart- ment in Warrensburg Central School until but a few years before her untimely death. With such fine examples, Dr. “Jack” felt that he held the talent it takes to become the fine doctor that he now is. One of his many patients proudly states: It is a great comfort to know that I have an internist with the expertise, the bed-side manner and the vibrancy of Dr. Cunningham. For so many years I have had to seek the medical excellence in centers so very distant; Dr. “Jack’s presence makes emergencies so much more comfortable.” He began his baccalaureate training at Notre Dame University. His academic standing was worthy enough to be accepted into the medical studies at Albany Medical College. Following these four years, one year of internship, and three years of residency, he was commissioned for thirteen years as a Medical Officer in the United States Navy. He began his own practice in internal medicine in 1970. During these recent thirteen years, his medical practice has grown to a point where he now owns his professional arts building adjacent to the Glens Falls Hospital. In addition to his private practice, Dr. Cunningham is also a resident physician on staff of the Warren County Home. Being Up Where We Belong is a success example of Dr. Cunningham to which we can all aspire. 73 Mrs. Ruth Mundy Bruce graduated from Warrensburg Central in 1962. She attended Russell Sage College and is presently enrolled at Skidmore. She was active with the Head Start program as a co-teacher until the position of sole assessor became vacant. When asked why she chose this position, she replied. It chose me! She was elated when appointed and found it a challenge. She believes in fairness and finds there are many misunderstandings of her work as assessor. In meeting many people, she finds that she learns about people from all facets of life. Mrs. Bruce returned to the Warrensburg area because it was her home town and she wanted a small town atmosphere to raise a family. She has many pleasant memories of Warrensburg Central, such as the social interaction with students, cheerleading, plays, the Senior trip, band experiences, and the yearbook. She enjoyed school very much and was very active. Mrs. Bruce said that her strongest influences in life during high school were her Christian faith, her husband. Jerry, and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce are well-known for sponsoring many award banquets for sports and acacemic achieve- ment. They both are very well respected in the town and surely are “Up Where We Belong. Mr. Gary Baker graduated in the Class of 1969. He joined the United States Army Reserve and served six and one-half years. He now owns his own business as a general contractor. Mr. Baker’s strongest influence in life during high school was Tom Sprague. His most pleasant memory of Warrensburg Central School was his shop classes. His enjoyment of these building courses and shop classes helped him choose his career. When Mr. Baker was attending school, he sometimes became discouraged and wanted to give up. He found school hard but believes it was worth it in the long run. He uses the theory of not giving up in his work now. and he finds it successful. Mr. Baker is “Up Where We Belong because of his success. 74 Mr. “Jack” (John) Arehart graduated in the Class of 1958. He joined the U.S. Air Force and served for four years. In 1965 he began his profession as a resort owner at Thousand Acres. In addition to Thousand Acres, he now owns the Sit’n Bull Dude Ranch. His reason for choosing this profession was that he had grown up with it and found it a logical step to take. It is a family business and he enjoys it very much. Mr. Arehart had traveled all over the country, but returned to Warrensburg. When asked why. he recalled missing the country life, the hills, and the mountains. He was quoted as saying. “I feel that students growing up in a small community have good opportunities for extracurricular activities. They can't get lost in the shuffle and they learn alot.” He feels education in Warrensburg is more personally informed that other high schools. He said he enjoyed basically all the activities during his high school years. He felt his strongest influences in life during that time were his parents, and teachers such as: John Wappett. George Khoury. and Frank Cameron. Mr. Arehart hosts many enjoyable dinners at Sit’n Bull, many of which are for various activities at W.C.S. He is well-respected in town and is surely “Up Where We Belong. Mr. Roger Langworthy graduated from Warrensburg Central with the Class of 1958. He then obtained a two- year degree from Mohawk Valley Technical Institute. His career first began as a part-time job at Continental Insurance. When asked his reason for choosing it. Mr. Langworthy replied. It chose me! He is now employed full-time by Continental. He had decided to return to the Warrensburg area because of his family and because he wanted to get back to the country. Mr. Langworthy’s most pleasant memory of W.C.S. is its teachers, and he said his strongest influence was a coach. In closing. Mr. Langworthy commented. One must believe that luck is a residue of design. This design is surely to place ourselves with him — “Up Where We Belong. 75 Mrs. Jane O'Connor Rogers graduated in the Class of 1979. She was granted an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. She attended West Point for four years with specialized training and received a Bachelor of Science Degree. Mrs. Rogers's reasons for choosing her profession as a United States Army Officer were in having a definite job; West Point offered her more than academics. She was given opportunities to travel, experience training in tanks and helicopters, with various weapons, or merely with no weapons other than her body. She felt a sense of close friendships at West Point - bonded by good and bad times, and struggling together. She was offered the opportunity to grow and mature by exposure to many exper- iences. different leadership styles, and leading her peers and subordinates. Mrs. Rogers’s most pleasant memories of Warrensburg Central School were her close friendships and sports. She said her strongest influences in life during high school were her parents and a select few teachers who gave her encouragement. She says she likes Warrensburg. but only returns to visit. Mrs. Jane O’Connor Rogers set many good examples for our school in her days at Warrensburg and certainly contributes to being Up Where We Belong. Mr. Bob Alger graduated from Warrensburg Central in 1972. He attended Ithaca College and then transferred to S.U.N.Y. at Brockport. where he graduated with a four-year degree in Political Science. Mr. Alger returned to Warrensburg because he knew there was an opportunity for business here. He is now in his fifth year of ownership of Warrensburg Fruit, and says he chose the profession because. It was the best paying job around. He also commented on a desire to someday expand his business for winters in Florida ... an even greater business opportunity! When looking back on his years at Warrensburg Central School. Mr. Alger most fondly remembers Coach Khoury, his strongest influence, and meeting people from other schools while playing sports. Being Up Where We Belong is surely Bob Alger’s success story. 76 Mr. Bruce Jordan graduated from Warrensburg Central School in 1970. He attended Dartmouth College and received his Bachelor of Arts Degree. Because of his fine academic achievements at Dartmouth College, he was accepted at Albany Law and earned his Doctorate of Juris Prudence. He is now a successful attorney in the Warrensburg - Glens Falls area. Mr. Jordan chose this profession because of its flexibility and independence. He said that Mrs. Helen Cunningham was his strongest influence in life during high school because she convinced him to go to Dartmouth. His most pleasant memories of Warrensburg Central School were in athletics. He remembers winning the big games, particularly sectionals. He returned to Warrensburg because he liked the people and the natural community. He thought that this community did much for him and wanted to return something to them. Mr. Jordan is well respected in our town and is surely Up Where We Belong. Mr. Jack Toney is a 1960 graduate of Warrensburg Central. Following graduation, he attended Paul Smith’s College, then transferred to Albany Business College where he received an Associates Degree in Business. He returned to Warrensburg because he liked the Lake George and Gore Mountain area. He now owns his own business and is most successful. The business was begun by his father, and he chose to continue in his footsteps. Mr. Toney's most pleasant memory of Warrensburg Central School is playing sports. He feels his strongest influences were Phil Roberts, the Industrial Arts teacher; John Wappett. the Social Studies teacher; Stan Cranker. Physical Education teacher; and George Khoury. Director of Athletics. Mr. Toney was quoted as saying. Kids should appreciate what they have now. We have alot more than many other places. Mr. Toney's constant support has been greatly appreciated in Warrensburg and certainly places him Up Where We Belong. 77 THE CELEBRITIES From pages 78 and 79 A B How's the weather down there? C....... Jock-of-the-year award! D Most artists use brushes — at W. C. S. we use thumbs! E....... When God gave mouthes,” we thought He said “houses” — and, we took a dozen! F If you follow this plan, you will absolutely succeed. G You do it MY way; and, of course, it’s always right! H If there's ANYTHING you'd like to know, just ask ME. I ...... You and I against the world! J ...... Mr. and Miss America, if you please! K....... Hey! Have you heard the one about........? L....... Rock-a-bye baby, on the tree top......! M....... Go Burgers! N . . Come up and see me some time! O ...... Child prodigies, tooting the toots! MIKE PRATT BOBBY MURRAY SUE PRENDERGAST — PRESIDENT BETH BRUCE — VICE-PRESIDENT LAUREEN OUELLETTE — SECRETARY KIM AREHART — TREASURER TODD AREHART 3 s N s 0 R, £ P B r c u r i s L u m £ fl c o m p A N Y Working on the '84 Hackensack has been an experience I will always remember. When we began work last spring. I never dreamed what putting it together would actually be like. We were so organized . . . we thought ... We worked on our ideas all summer and began putting them together in September. For me. it was difficult at first because I didn’t know a Copy’’ sheet from a “Layout” planner; but Mr. Abraham and Deb always were the brains — I worked out to be the “muscle!” We had our share of fun (“car cruising.” pizza parties, chocolate chip cookies, salt-n- vinegar chips, and all that diet COKE!!!), but there was a lot of hard work involved, too. I want to thank Mr. Abraham. Mrs. Marquardt. and Deb for their patience, time, guidance, and friendship. Starting as a team, we were great; now we’re almost family. Mom and Dad. your trust and support (and the car) have been fantastic. Thank you; I love you! To the community; we could not have done without your support and patronage. Thank you also. Last but not least, immense thanks go to Mr. Richard Durling of Moreau Studio in South Glens Falls, for his extreme generosity and expertise concerning photog- raphy. Together with Mr. A. Mrs. Marquardt. and the rest of the staff. Deb and I have worked to make this yearbook a success. When we. and the other members of the Class of 1984. look back to our Senior year at W.C.S.. we can say that our yearbook showed us all Up Where We Belong.” When I agreed to be co-editor of the yearbook. I never realized the memories, challenges, and enjoyment involved in the production of a yearbook. Being only slightly familar with the format of a yearbook. I started in the summer, a little nervous, yet anxious to learn. By September we thought we progressing extremely well and had made a very basic ladder diagram of the Hackensack “84. We never realized how often this would be subject to change. There are many people that should be thanked. First, we thank our advisors. Mrs Marquardt and Mr. Abraham. Their guidance, love, and patience have helped make this yearbook a success. Secondly, we thank the parents of the students of Warrensburg Central School. The support and cooperation have certainly been appreciated. The students have parents to be proud of. I know my parents are surely precious. My family’s patience with my sched- ule and their support through the good and bad times have helped me in many situations. I don’t know what I’d do without them. I love them. Thirdly. Mr. Richard Durling of Moreau Studio has put much care, concern, and expertise in the photography of the Hackensack 84”. He deserves a very special thanks. Fourthly, the community of Warrensburg should be recognized. The support and patronage throughout my school years have been greatly appreciated. Warrensburg surely has something to be proud of. Last, but certainly not least, my fellow classmates are thanked. The memories and dreams throughout my high school well never be forgotten. Mr. A. Robin and I have spent many long, hard working hours on the Hackensack “84. I am surely going to miss the meetings. We have become a family — one could say — and as a member of this small family I am proud to say the Hackensack “84” is a great success. The Class of 1984 has a beautiful keepsake and well deserve it. We are a class Up Where We Belong! i N 82 jbo ?dh. tnn ! ujf NATIONAL ?e ' Board of Bducatuonpresente... TH6 Honor .Society Top Row: Crystal Combs; Robin Granger; Becky Young; Lynn Haggerty; Estelle Cavanaugh; Annette LaVarnway; and Debbie Young. Middle Row: Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Frulla. Advisors; Melissa Roberts; Sue Brainard; Michelle Hertz; Debbie Griffin; Lesile Vroman; and Michael Leone. Bottom Row; Dan Smith; Jim Lindblade; Tim Perkins; John O’Connor; Mike Pratt; and Scott LaVarnway. N E W Y o TRIP K bp ?i u C .yfSS —7 CLis - 0 iLiJ ${ vA 0 r - ______ £_ W Ouer 'the. Our JLove has lift L lip Where tjotx. ftachel SpeirLel DEBORAH GRIFFIN HEP HCSC n m ring's 92 Danny : 1979 Rusty : 1981 Erick : 1984 •« Top: Eric Ross. Brian McNeill. Pat Arehart. Jerry Squires. John Espinos. Jodi Frazier. Shannon Warne. Bottom: Mr. Stutzman. Robert Pinney. Ree Swan. Patti Kenyon. Tammy Wood. Candy Dingman, Linda Webser. Top: Susan Haggerty. Beth Bruce. Kyle Brock. Frank Coulman, Michelle Hertz. Jill Toney. Debbie Griffin. Judy Pennock. Heidi Stores. Middle: Debbie Byrne. Lynn Haggerty. Mrs. Palmer. Kelly DeVitto. Laureen Ouellette. Kim Arehart. Juanita Hayes. Dawn Remington. Amy Dorrance. Kelly Simpson. Kelly Combs. Estelle Cavanaugh Bottom: Sue Connor. Mimi Rob- erts. Bonnie Trapasso. Sue Brainard. Becky Young. Jcrlt yiAL ■xfcJioirC o£- Ocurvcju CZadJds ’ c yKs 7 yJL X yJt d LU. C.S.Chu diouhu- Football Cheerleaders: Top. L to R — Carrie Reed. Stacey Fuller. Penny Rounds. Debbie VanGuilder. Niki Monroe: Middle — Tami Persons. Mrs. Fisher (Advisor). Jewel Leon- bruno. Bottom — Dianna Dufford. Ju- lie Kenyon. Leslie Vroman. JV Basketball Cheerleaders: Top. L to R — Niki Monroe. Tami Persons. Car- rie Reed; Middle — Stacey Fuller. Kendra Fish. Maria Burdette: Bottom — Jewel Leonbruno. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Top L to R — Julie Kenyon. Wendy Slater. Missy Ackley. Dianna Dufford: Middle — Penny Rounds. Leslie Vroman. Bobbi-Jo Frye. Gina LaMagna, Estelle Cavanaugh; Bottom — Lynn Hag- gerty. 99 Bernie Andrews Kelly Annis Helen Augusta Sue Baird Donavan Baker Barb Baker Kelley Baker Sue Baker Patti Barlow Tod Beadnell Sue Bederian Raymond Bentley Debbie Byrne Vicki Carpenter Ethel Collins Tom Connor Sue Connor Andrea Cooper Don Crosse Kelly DeVitto Michele Doran Sue Ettari Leonard Frazier Sherry French Bobby Jo Frye Theresa Gillingham Louis Gray Kim Griffin Rosa Guyette Sue Haggerty Simona Hall Geraldine Hayes John Hensler Joe Hill Dave Houseworth Ed Keller Jody Leonbruno Darcy Lloyd Steve Mahler Pat Mansfield Tim Matlbie Gerald Me Neill Lisa Me Neill Dave Me Neill Sawn McKinney Shale Miller Bonnie Monroe Niki Monroe Aaron Mosher Bob Murray Mike Needham Harold O’Connor Todd Olden Bob Olden Laureen Ouellette Dennis Pennock Tom Perkins Michelle Pratt Peggy Raymond Carrie Reed Jay Reed Dawn Remington Heath Russell Sharon Scroggins Martin Semon Mike Shave Jeff Smith Tom Swan Angela Taras Bonnie Trapasso Kathy Jo Tucker Heidi Zuchlag Vo. r3 i tjj C tub Jamie Fidd. Tim Perkins. Doug Duell. John Hensler. Jeff Altman. Dean Armstrong. John O'Connor. Randy Planty. Jim Lindblade. 'T h a l rJ-u a. rcUns Top: Tim Perkins. Mike Strasser. Jim Lindblade. John O'Connor. Fred McNeill. Kyle Brock. Phil Hayes. Paul Kruger. Doug Duell. Middle: Paul Jenkins. Scott LaVarnway. Mike Leone. Don Crosse. Beecher Baker Erick Combs. Bobby Murray. Tom Perkins. Bottom: Louis Fisher. Mike Pratt. Julie Kenyon. Bobby Olden Adam Bruce. Dane Smith. Dean Armstrong. 101 Tim Baer Pat Wood Sue Baker Van Baker Gene Baird Dave Duell Dane Smith Jon Tucker Danny West Adam Bruce Tim Lacky Mike Hill Miss Hayes Tom Bolton Shawn Baker Tim Burnham Pete Corlew Todd Arehart Kris Augusta Dan Desantis Nikki Kenyon Amy Muermann Tami Persons Kendra Fish Bill Martin Kenny Walker Dana Squires Bill Baer Jon Baker Dave Alger Amy Cheney Lisa Lomax Kelly Ross Ed Webster Faye Bliss Bill Hayes Alan Hall Amy Perry Mike Baker Kevin Baker Julie Baker Lot Ciccone Rachel Adams Joann Arnold Dennis Burch Bill Diamond Lesley Lloyd Kim Redfield Baron Davis Jeff Jordan Lisa Monroe Terry Vernum Kevin Walker Mr. Bertrand Stephanie Kruger Ricky Harrington Danielle McCarthy Colleen Richardson Tom Twiss Joni Rumble Joq Quintal Maria Burdett Frank Coulman Julie Burnett Tracy Burnham Desiree Combs Tammy Diamond Beth Dorrance Wendy Persons Jackie Stores Matt Spellacy Angie Rouleau Scott Russell Chris Sprague Matt Thompson Skip Williams Kris Williams Corinna Smith Kelly Bentley Paula Converse Sally Haggerty Jeff Dickinson Jewel Leonbruno Tammy Morehouse Cherith Tennant Charlie Wallace Cindy Witherbee Top row: Kim Fisher. Heidi Stores. Kim Marquardt. and Andy Cooper. Second row: Coach Downes. Amy Monroe. Missy Langworthy, and Jackie Stores. Third row Heather Vroman. Kim Nason. Jody Monroe. Debbie Young. Kim Griffin, and Laur- een Ouellette. Top row. Kim DeVitto. Heather Vroman. Melanie Rumbil. Christine Wil- liams. and Kelly DeVitto. Bottom Row: Jody Monroe. Laureen Ouellette. Simona Hall, and Coach Bastian. Top row. Jackie Stores. Renee Lafond. Jerri Morehouse. Judi Pen- nock. Coach Bastian. and Manager Jodi Frasier. Bottom row: Jill Toney. Kelly Simpson. Sharine Sweet. Angie Taras. Kim Griffin, and Manager Shanon Bedarian. p 0 n Standing John Hensler. Mike Squires. Dave Mahler. Bob Murray. Jeff Dickinson. Roger Durkin, and Joe Gilkerson Sitting: Adam Bruce. Joq Quintal. Don Crosse. Dane-Joeile Smith, and Ed Webster CTV. D U F c h r 1 5 I t r Ul R 5TLTOG Standing Toby Bruce. Randy Deyo. Don Crosse. Dave McNeill. Coach Wood. Jeff Smith. Mike Shave Joe Burch, and Tim Perkins Kneeling Terry Williams. Pat Mansfield. Todd Beadnell. Dan O'Rourke. David Monroe. Kevin Baker. Dennis Burch, and Don Wallace 10S X n c ■TV BA5K£TB a.k. 0 5 C ) R. ) 5 Standing: John Baker. Joq Quintal. Ed Webster. Coach Roberts. Bob Murray. Erick Brown, and Adam Bruce Kneeling: Jay Reed. John Hensler. Lot Ciccone. Dave Mahler. Dane Smith, and Todd Arehart. MRsxry bA$K.eraAL.L- Standing: Manager Darren Duell. Coach Doody. Kyle Brock. Jeff Altman. Louis Fisher, and Paul Jenkins. Kneeling: Dean Armstrong. Randy Planty. Jim Lindblade. John O'Connor, and Doug Duell. 106 n n D 7 ti £ 6 d T £ n n x 5 3 o 7 T 6 R L L Standing: Coach Vasak. Mike LaVarnway. Paul Jenkins. Mike Shave, and Kyle Brock. Kneeling: Bud Klussendorf and Tim Perkins. Standing: Jackie Stores. Kelly DeVitto, Paula Putney. Stephanie Sweet. Renee Lafond. Laureen Ouellette. Janet Wood. Heidi Zuschlag. and Mrs. Bastian Kneeling: Jill Toney. Missy Bombard. Paula Doyle. Julie Kenyon, and Kelly Combs. r n b u L L T 7 0 U 5 ft n o R c R £ 5 D E B GRIFFIN TTfay. OUM utcvu, J t qmcL JI ihl ji ouJiam ( mmo jua . z(oVC , lJ o77l J J3cucL QJTVdL MTV Standing: Coach Dave McKee. Simona Hall. Kim Griffin. Chris Connor. Stephanie Sweet. Jackie Stores, and Coach Downes Kneeling: Linda Schloss. Jody Monroe. Chris Williams. Amy Monroe. Wendy Persons, and Kirsten Higgins. T. V BaA MvlL Aj Bob£srrifT n £ Sons S mr)OCO 108 Zfcuxyirts £ Jo ite SOCCER Standing: Brandon Ovitt. Jason Miller. Danny DeMarsh. Bob Olden. John Baker. Coach Doody, Tom Perkins. Mike Strasser, John O’Connor, and Joq Quintal. Kneeling: Burgess Ovitt. John Hensler. Tim Perkins. Don Crosse. Mike Leone. Bruce Ovitt. and Scorekeeper Julie Kenyon. football Top Row: Dave Mahler. Mike Squires. Pat Mansfield. Jay Reed. Todd Beadhell. Alan Mattison. Bob Murray. Dean Armstrong. Doug Harris, and Manager Ray Cameron. Middle Row: Coach Frye. Jeff Altman. Lot Ciccone. Pete Corlew. Dennis Pennock. Doug Duell. Mike Shave. Dane:Joelle Smith. Mike Curtis. Matt Thompson. Adam Bruce. Coach Palmer, and Coach Vasak. Bottom Row: Manager Albert Vasak. Dave Venditto. Rocco Venditto. Randy Planty. Beecher Baker. Kyle Brock. Jamie Fidd. Roger Durkin, and Skip Wilcox. 110 G o L D I £ n L t c 0 1 n T 0 n 3 ft n o 7 o THE FINE PHOTOGRAPHY IN THIS 1984 HACKENSACK IS THROUGH THE EXPERTISE OF RICHARD AND MARGARET DURLING, THE ARTISTS AND PROPRIETORS OF THE MOREAU STUDIO OF SOUTH GLENS FALLS WE, THE STAFF AND ADVISORS, ARE SINCERELY INDEBTED TO THEM! IF IT WERE NOT FOR THE ADVERTISERS AND SPONSORS OF THIS HACKENSACK ’84, our publication would not have been possible. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AND SPONSORS! THEY ARE ALWAYS THERE FOR US! Advertisers: Calico Corner 50 River Street Warrensburg, Telephone 623-3711 Custom Pools Designed and installed to your taste! Ed Baker. Mountain Road Athol, Telephone 623-9638 Health Food Stove Warrensburg. Telephone 623-2766 CEJ Power Equipment. Incorporated Warrensburg, Telephone 623-2702 Bill, Kelly, Rachelle Schloss Mr. Mrs. Edward Damp Jim and Donna Prendergast Chuck Wheeler May no black cats vector into your lives. Good luck to the Class of 1984 from Mr Deso! Riverside Gallery 2 Elm Street Warrensburg 623-2026 Herrick's Variety Store Warrensburg. Telephone 623-3206 Wilderness Air Service Glens Falls. Telephone 793-7226 Lila H. Carney Lisa and Eddie I love my class JJ Mr. Mrs. Frank Wheeler Patricia Toomey 111 p A R £ n T Richard - You’re a very special son and brother to us. Always keep your sense of humor to carry you through life, along with your silly grin to keep people wondering what you’re up to next! We love you! Mom, Rodney, Raymond and sisters! Kyle - The secret of success is to store your subconscious mind with desire, ambition, courage, determination, enthusiasm and faith in yourself. I know you have a bright future ahead of you. Love, Mom Kelly - You kept us in suspense for thirteen years! We're proud of you, kid. Cindi - We want to express our love to our daughter for trying so hard to please us and complete some hard years in high school. These years, even though she thinks were so tough, will probably be some of her easier times. Our insistence on her completing these years will give her a good start for the future. Robert - It seems like yesterday that you started school. Now you are ready to graduate. We are very proud of you and always will be. May all your wishes and dreams come true. We love you very much. Mom and Dad Jim - I am very proud at what you accomplished during your high school years. I wish you the best in the years to come. Love, Dad Amy - Remember - Dreams come true when you allow the wisdom, the strengths, and the happiness within you to merge in an endless effort. Love, Mom and Dad Dianna - Just in case I’ve never said it - I love you and I am very proud of you. Be true to yourself and to God, and your life will be rich and happy. ' Love, Dad Robin - What a year! Yearbook deadlines, play rehearsals, Teen Ambassador, D.A.R., Area All - State, music lessons, auditions, and A. C. C.l Who would believe a Thurman girl could handle all that — and still have time to be a little devil?! S. D. L. Y.— Mom, Dad, Laurie and Beezer Dede - Two things your dad and I have given to you are roots and wings. Your roots are planted in the spiritual values and family traditions that will make you strong. Wings are so you can soar to the heights that only you can imagine. We love you for being you and being here. Love Mom and Dad Julie - As you leave high school behind, you have our love and support in whatever you do. May your future bring everything you hope for. We cannot begin to express how proud we are to have you for a daughter. Love ya Mom and Dad Jane - May your future be bright as your smile And happiness be yours all the while. Love, Dad Kristen - May your future be filled with all things good. Congratulations on your graduation. We love you. Love, Mum, Dad, Lesley and Carrie Beth Cindy - We don’t say it often enough, but we love you and are so proud that you are our daughter. Mom and Dad Fred - Good luck always to one of our very fine boys and remember to always listen well to advice even if you already know it. Love always, Dad and Mom Valerie - Each year as you entered another grade, you felt the tasks would be overwhelming. When each year was over, you could realize that it was no more difficult for your talents than was the first. Never hestitate, therefore, to undertake whatever goal may be your dream. You will succeed; you will excell. We love you! Dad, Mom, Bobby, Dawn m £ s 5 R G £ 5 Our LuLu - Boy did we name you right. We always knew you’ld live through it. It was us we weren't sure about. Mama and Dad Monty - You’re the greatest! Go for it! Love and best wishes always. Mom and Dad Mike - It seems like only yesterday you entered kindergarten. And now here you are a Senior and facing a great future. We’re so proud of you and wish you the best of luck and happiness in whatever you choose to do. We love you. Love, Dad, Mom, Michelle, Rebecca, Shannon, Grandpa and Grandma Bolton Sue - Good luck, best wishes ... old cliches, We wish for you just sunny days. The world outside is bright and new, We hope you find, it’s good for you. Love, Mom and Dad Audrey - You will find that your education is just beginning — Life’s lessons can be difficult but use them to better yourself. Be yourself. Dad and Donna Fawn - Dreams are realities not yet realized, Breathe love into them and each can come true. Mom, Dad and Todd Kelly - The happiest of memories and the nicest to recall. Are of the special days we shared when you were very small. And even though you’ve grown up now, and time has changed some things. It can never change the warmth and love our Precious Kelly brings. Love always Mom and Dad Kelly (sister’s message) - As children, we lived together, we fought, we laughed, we cried. We did not always show the love that was growing deep inside. We shared close joy and sorrow, we shared much happiness too. Living through the good and bad times, is what bonded me to you. We grew to find we have a love that is special in every way. It is warm and tender love, that is very strong today. You are my sister not by choice, but through the nature of our birth. I could never have chosen a better sister, you are the best on earth! Love, Tiffany Rachel - May your future life bring as much joy and happiness as you have brought to ours. Reach for the stars! Love you. Mom. Dad, Leah, Smudges, and Pandora Sharine - Let your future be as bright and hold as much for you as your school years have. Always stay as happy and keep that positive attitude you have today and you will go to the top. We are proud to have you as our daughter. All our love, Mom and Dad Rocky - Like all those cars and trucks you just had to have because you really loved them! That’s how your family feels about you! We really had to have you because we love you! Leslie - Only a special person like you can be so special to so many people. It has been a blessing to share your strength, your love, your sense of humor and your smile. May your future bring you love, joy and success. We love you. Mom, Karen, Dawn, Heather, Jeff, Robbi, and Erik Brenda - We wish you the very best in times to come. We are sure your charm and sunny nature will do nothing but nature and endure. Continue to shine like the Golden Charm you are. All our love, Grandparents, Dad, Pat and Captain Terry - Congratulations!! Be happy with yourself and in what you do and success will follow. All our love, Mom, Dad, Leigh and Kris Becky - To a swell gal who has a lot going for her. We wish you the best of everything. 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N.Y. 623-2944 The Best In Hair Care For Guys Gals Home Fdr The Elderl 7T Z-PLACE Gloria Brisbm. Prop Country Setting-Private Rooms Baths Special Attention Given to Diets State County Approved Zaitz Road. Athol 623-2272 FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT, DESIGN SERVICE Nickerson Corporation BILL’S RESTAURANT KEN MAY 109 Main Street Office: Box 78 Res: 3 Sunrise Drive East Islip, N.Y. 11730 Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 12866 (516) 277-6900 (518) 587-2713 Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 Each one of you is a special person- Live each day as it is the first day of the rest of your life. Best wishes. LAW OFFICES OF JOHN S. HALL John S. Hall Michael B. Infantino Allison’s Beauty Shop- 623-2327 John S. Hall Jr. 170 Main Street Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 Tel: (518) 623-2851 668-5480 WARRENSBURG LAUNDRY |“ DRY CLEANING INC. Phone 623-9492 Open 24 Hours Warrensburg Mobil FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL LAUNDERERS Coin - Operted Dept. Dry Cleaning COMPLETE SERVICE 11 Richards Avenue Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 Phone 623-3101 668-2924 Stage Household Draperies Rugs - Suede Leather Cleaning Route 9 87 WARRENSBURG, N.Y. 12885 Auto Repairs - Tune ups - Brake Work N.Y.S. Inspection Station HIGGINS SALES SERVICE TERRY'S SERVICE Commputer Sachs Dolmar 3 Wheel A.T.C. Chain Saws 230 Main Street Warrensburg, New York 12885 Phone- 623-9339 43 King Street, Warrensburg, N.Y. 623-6131 24 Hour Wrecker Service 2 Miles South of North of Route 9 28 Warrensburg Junction N.Y. ENGLE’S DEPARTMENT STORE 60 Main Street Warrensburg, NY Phone: 623-2200 Dick Fruda Foreign Car Service Proprietor Wholesale and Retail 623-9455 JENKINS AND POWERS C.P.A. Best Wishes Class Of ’84 LD’S PHARMACY 112 Main Street 623-2993 For All Your Prescription Needs! IV444««“ 4 L 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 «14 4 4 4444 :y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 JU444444 •444444 f 444 '4 ' • £ % to $ COMPLIMENTS OF WARRENSBURG VOLUNTEER FIRE CO., INC. AND WARRENSBURG EMERGENCY SQUAD Kevin Geraghty, President David Peters, Vice President Jonathan Geraghty, Secretary Sean Geraghty, Treasurer Jonathan Geraghty, Director Richard Hull, Director Gary Ross, Director Judson Smith, Director Sean Geraghty, Squad Fin’l- Sec’y Rudolph Squires, Chief James Hull, Assistant Chief Gene Combs, First Captain Richard Hull, Chief Pumperman Calvin Engle, Fire Police Captain Robert Frye, Squad Captain David Spatz, Assistant Squad Captain Joseph Baker Joseph Barlow Charles Bederian Sr. Bonnie Cleavland Keith Cleavland Larry Cleveland Carl Combs Scott Combs Ronald Dorrance Paul Dutford Jr. Herbert Dutcher Brian Engle Robert Farrell Anthony Fortino Edward Frulla James Gallup Andrew Griffin Alan Hall David Hall Dennis Johnson Charles Johnston John Kindred Pearl McNeill Henry Moulton Gerald Pennock Earl Persons Jerry Perry Shane Ross Jerry Squires Hugh Trenary Robert Tubbs Best Wishes to Class of 1984 RIVERSIDE Gas Oil Co. Inc. “Keeping People Warm Since 1936“ Congratulations to class Potters Diner 41 Main Street Warrensburg Home Made Goodies of Family Meals '84 at reasonable prices Maynard and Jan Baker Health Happeness to the Class of '84 Being a good bank is only naif of it. To also be a good neighbor, you have to be close by. That’s why you’ll find First National offices in Bolton Landing, Glens Falls, Granville, Greenwich, Hudson Falls, Kingsbury, Lake George, Queensbury, Salem, South Glens Falls and Warrensburg. Because sometimes what you can be depends on where you are. First National A good bank. A good neighbor. First National Bank of Glens Falls. Member FDIC. Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 A PLACE FOR ALL SEASONS IChe Merrill Magee House A (Unarming (Cnuntrjj 3ntt The Carrington Family Good Luck Seniors Mundys TV Home Center 208 Main St., Warrensburg Furniture-TV-Appliances-Carpet Good Luck to Congratulations Class of ’84 Class of ’84 from LeCount Real Estate Queen Village Gifts The Reed Family 38 Main St. Shelly, Jay, Mary and Jerry Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 Congratulations to the Class of Thurman 1984 Lumber A. P. Electric, Inc. Thurman, N.Y. 2 River Street We’re Dependable! I Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 Congratulations from Century House Restaurant 31 Main St. Colonial Arms Warrensburg, N.Y. 84 Main Street Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 Dinners. Daily -Wine and Beer- JUDY FARRELL SCHERER December 22, 1952 ------------February 4, 1984 On Saturday Evening, February 4, 1984, a tragic accident grasped the earthly life of JUDY FARRELL SCHERER. Our school and our community wish to make her memory eternal by commemorating her life, her dedication, and her example to her Family, to our Community of Warrensburg, and to the Warrensburg Central School. We, the HACKENSACK of 1984, thank you, Judy Farrell Scherer. We continue our love despite our earthly loss in making your memory eternal in this HACKENSACK. Your pupils and your colleagues eulogize your yet continued presence in our words: “Mrs. Scherer” In memory of Mrs. Scherer, The one we love so very dear. Every time you'd see her smile, It seemed to have a special style. For everyone she did care, And with everyone she did share. Lots of support she did give, That’s the way that Judy lived. Although in stature she was small, But with her love she seemed so tall. Our hearts would grow when she was near, And that was our Friend, dear Judy Scherer.” WARRENSBURG CAR CARE 158 Main Street Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 WARBJEN PRINTING Auto Repairs And Car Grooming 518-623-2276 31 WARREN STREET WARRENSBURG, N.Y. STAN TEL. 518-623-9594 Hometown Sewer Service SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED - REPAIRED WE INSTALL SEPTIC TANKS CESSPOOLS 21 MOUNTAIN AVE. WARRENSBURG I THIRD GENERATlOhToFouAUTTsERviCE I 1 FOUNDEO IN UM9 BY SAMUEL WELLS____| GARY BAKE General Contracte Tel. 623-9462 20 Alden Ave. Warrensburg N.Y. 12885 (cjhevmlet MALTBIE CHEVROLET Rte 9 - Glens Falls Rd LAKE GEORGE. N Y 12845 Vega • Ertm.jro • 'Siiva • L'lirvrllt r.ijini r • Munir C.irlii • I’ufvrl le WILLIAM D. MALTBIE President Bus (518) 668-5736 Res Phone 623 4951