Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

THE SEAL THE CREST THE COAT OF ARMS OF THE WARRENSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL This Coat of Arms of the Warrensburg Central School was designed by Marion Burry. Her intention was to bear within this crest a portion of the history and aristocracy of this Queen Village, Warrensburg. The background of the seal signifies an animal skin. Because of all the animal trapping done in this area, the Village of Warrensburg was founded by the workers in a newly-established tannery. The three lines that we see converge in the near center re- mind us of three Indian trails that each met at this one point. This converging point became the early site of the town. Like- wise, at this point was the rock of “pow-wows” that was then called “Council Rock. ” The Indian head in the upper left por- tion is for all the Indians who were in this area at the time of the first settlement. At the very top of Harrington Hill was a single room cabin where Warrensburg's own Floyd Bennett was born. The cabin is shown at the mid-right, just opposite “Council Rock. ” Floyd Bennett was a most famous aviator who accompanied Admiral Byrd on his expedi- tion to the North Pole. Th e professional, artistic reproduction of this coat of arms for all future HACKEN- SACKS of the War- rensburg Central School was made pos- sible through the fi- nancial generosity of the FLORENCE LA POINT SCHOOL OF DANCE. Our school and community reap the harvest of this most generous gift along with its historic legacy. warrensburg central school CLASS OF -59 n WHBSsSBM '■•Jr JILL S. TONEY PRESIDENT Band 7.8; Softball 9.10.11.12: Basketball 8.9.10.11.12; Class Officer 10.11.12; Prom Court; Girls Basketball 9.10.11.12 LYNN A. HAGGERTY TREASURER HONOR STUDENT Cheerleader 10,11,12; Chorus 9.1 1.12; Class Officer 9.10.11.12: National Honor Society 10.11.12; Student Council 7; Yea r book 8.10.11,12; Prom Court; Field Hockey 7.8; Scholarship Awards 7.8.9.10.11.12; 4-H 7.8.9; Explorer Posts; Church Activities 7.8.9.10.11,12; Elmi- ra College Key Award 11; American Legion History Award; Presidential Classroom KIMBERLY A. NASON VICE PRESIDENT Class Officer 12; Yearbook 8.9.11.12; Field Hockey 7.8.9.10.11.12; Girls Basket- ball 10; Scholarship Awards 8; 4-H 7,8.9; Explorer Posts 10 DEBORAH ANN YOUNG SECRETARY HONOR STUDENT Band 7.8.9.10.11.12; Class Of- ficer 12; National Honor Soci- ety 10.11.12; Yearbook 10.11.12; Field Hockey 9.10,11.12; Scholarship Awards 10.11 KALINE F. ACKLEY STUDENT COUNCIL Band 7.8; Softball 12: Cheer- leader 9.10.11.12; Student council Yearbook 7.8; Scholar- ship Awards 11; 4-H 5 years PENNY A. ROUNDS STUDENT COUNCIL Softball 9; Cheerleader 9.10.11.12; Scholarship Awards 11 3 SUSAN L. BRAINARD HONOR STUDENT National Honor Society 10.11.12; Field Hockey 9,10,11.12 MICHELLE D. HERTZ HONOR STUDENT Band 7,8.9; National Honor Society 10.11,12; Student Council 7; Tennis 7.8.9.10.11; Yearbook 10; Chess Club 7.8,9; Field Hockey 7,8,9,10,11; Volleyball 7,8.9; Ski Club 7.8; Scholarship Awards 7.8.9.10.11 §1' ESTELLE M. CAVANAGH HONOR STUDENT Cheerleader 9,10.11.12; Cho- rus 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12: French Club 9,10,11: Yearbook 8,10,11.12; Prom Court: Field Hockey 7,8: Scholarship Awards 8,9,10; Highest Geometry Regents Mark ANNETTE J. LAVARNWAY HONOR STUDENT Band 7.8,9.10,11.12; National Honor Society 10,11,12: Scholarship Awards 8: 4-H 4 years; Who's Who in American High School Students CRYSTAL S. COMBS HONOR STUDENT National Honor Society 10.11,12; 4-H 7.8,9,10.11; Ex- plorer Post 11,12 JAMES N. LINDBLADE HONOR STUDENT Baseball 7.8.9.10,11,12; Bas- ketball 7.8.9,10,11,12; Class Officer 10; Football 7,8,9; Na- tional Honor Society 10,11,12; Student Council 7,8; Soccer 10,11; Prom Court: Scholar- ship Awards 10 4 JOHN M. O’CONNOR HONOR STUDENT Band 7,8.9; Basketball 7,8.9.10.11,12; Class Officer 9; Football 7,8; National Honor Society 10.11.12; Soccer 9.10,11; Prom Court 11; Schol- arship Awards 9.10.11 DANIEL G. SMITH HONOR STUDENT Band 7.8,9.10,11.12 Treasurer and Master Sergeant; Football 7,8,10; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Ski Club 7.8 TIMOTHY PERKINS HONOR STUDENT Band 7.8.9.10.11.12; Football 7.8; National Honor Society 10.11,12; Soccer 9,10.11; Wrestling 8,9.10.11,12; Prom Court 11: Ski Club 8.9 DEBORAH L. VANGUILDER HONOR STUDENT Cheerleader 9.10,11.12; Na- tional Honor Society 11.12; Prom Court 11; Field Hockey 7.8 MELISSA ROBERTS HONOR STUDENT Band 7,8.9,10; Class Officer 10,11; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Yearbook 11; Field Hockey 7,8,9.10,11.12; 4-H Two Years; Highest Biology Ftegents Mark LEIGH A. WILLIAMS HONOR STUDENT Band 7.8.9.10.11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Year- book 10,11; Explorer Posts 10 5 HEIDI STORES Band 7.8.9.10,11,12; Basket- ball 7.8; Class Officer 11; Year- book 10.11; Field Hockey 7,8.9.10.11; Ski Club 7.8; Fire Warden 9.10; P.A. Announcer 10.11; French Club 9.10.11 MICHAEL ALLEN Baseball 7; Football 8.9,10.12; Scholarship Awards 7.8.11; Bowling 10.11 JEFFREY T. ALTMAN Baseball 7.8; Basketball 7.8.9.10.11.12; Football 7.8.9.10.11,12; Wrestling 7; Scholarship Awards 10 KIMBERLY AREHART Softball 9; Class Officer 10,11; Student Council 10.11; Tennis 10; Yearbook 12; Prom Court 11; Field Hockey 8.9,10.11,12; Ski Club 9; Scholarship Awards 8 DEAN ARMSTRONG Baseball 8.9.10.11,12; Basket- ball 7.8.9,10,11,12; Football 7.8.9.10,11.12; Wrestling 7; Prom Court 11 MELISSA A. BOMBARD Band 7; Field Hockey 7.8.9.10.11.12; Girls Basket- ball 7,8,9.10,11,12; Softball 9.10 6 PATRICIA L. BRADY Band 7,8,9,10.11,12; Volley- ball 9,10,11,12; Who's Who Among American High School Students; National Band Awards; National Awards As- sociation; Summer Softball League JACQUELINE BURCH Band 7,8.9,10,11.12; Bowling 8; Explorer Posts 10 ALICE M. CHAMBERLAIN Band 10,11,12; Chorus 8,9.10,11.12; Business Award KELLY J. COMBS Yearbook 10,11,12; Ski Club 9; Scholarship Awards 9; French Club 10,11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12 DONNE-LYNN CONVERSE Band 7,8.9.10,11,12; Year- book 9; Field Hockey 8; Ski Club 9; Explorer Posts 10; Solo Competition 9,11,12; Who's Who in Band; National Award DOUGLAS A. DUELL Baseball 8,9.10,11,12; Foot- ball 7,8.9.10.11.12; Prom Court; American Legion Base- ball Award 7 ROGER T. DURKIN Baseball 10; Basketball 8; Football 8.9.10.11.12 JAMES A. FIDD Baseball 9.10.11; Football 7.8.9,10.11.12 SHARI A. DE GRECHIE-FISH Softball 7.8.12; Yearbook 11.12; Volleyball 12; Bowling 10.11; Summer Softball 7.8.9,10.11 DARCY K. FISHER Basketball 8; Field Hockey 10; Volleyball 7.8; Scholarship Awards 7 KIM A. FISHER Class Officer 9; Field Hockey 7.8.9.10.11.12; Girls Basket- ball 10 BOBBI JO FRYE Softball 12; Cheerleader 11,12; Yearbook 9; Prom Court 8 DOUGLAS HARRIS Basketball 7.8; Football 7,8.9.11; Cross Country 9 JUANITA I. HAYES Band 7.8.9.10.11.12; Year- book 11,12: Scholarship Awards 8.10; Language Club 10,11 NANCY JORDON Chorus 9,10.11; Cross Country 12 RENEE M. LAFOND Band 7.8.9; Softball 8.9.10.12; Volleyball 7,8,9.10.11.12; Girls Basketball 7,8,9.10.11,12: Scholarship Awards 10 GINA MARIE LAMAGNA Band 7.8,9.10,11,12; Field Hockey 8, Cheerleader 9.10.11.12; Chorus 9; Year- book 10,11.12; Scholarship Awards 8.9,10.11; Explorer Posts 10; National Band Award TIM MALTBIE Baseball 9.10.11,12; Football 9.11.12; Student Council 9,10; Soccer 10 9 JUDITH A. PENNOCK Band 7; Field Hockey 7.8.9.10.11.12; Volleyball 7.8.9.10.11,12; Girls Basket- ball 7.8.9.10 JAMES A. POTTER Chorus 7; Safety Chairman for VICA at B.O.C.E.S. PAULA PUTNEY Band 7.8.9.10,11.12; Year- book 8; Girls Basketball 9; Scholarship Awards 11; 4-H 7.8; Softball 10.11,12 MELLANIE F. RUMBLE Cheerleader 12; Volleyball 10.11 DAVID A. SHERMAN Yearbook 10,11.12; Scholar- ship 9.10.11; School Play 9.10.11.12; Student Art Show 9.10.11.12 DAVID VENDITTO Band 7.8,9; Baseball 7,8.9.10.11.12; Basketball 7.8.9; Football 7.8.9.10.11,12; Prom Court 11; Church Activi- ties 7,8.9.10.11.12 10 KELLY L. ANNIS SUSAN L. BEDERIAN DEILA L. BATEMAN LAURA J. FROST KIMBERLY A. GALUSHA Yearbook 9: Scholarship Awards 10: Ticket Taker 9,10 THERESA MARIE GILLINGHAM Chorus 7.8: Tennis 8: Scholarship Awards 9: Bowling 10 11 LOUIS GRAY KIMBERLY L. HALL PAUL D. KRUGER PATTI A. MATERN dawn l. mckinney Girls Basketball 9; Bowling 9,10 ALAN MATTISON Baseball 10; Basketball 9; Football 11 MICHELLE A. ANDERSON BERNARD ANDREWS FLOYD BOMBARD GEORGI A. RIVERS 13 SCOTT B. TUCKER JUNIOR PROM OF 1984 It was, indeed, a “Night in Heaven’’ as the War- rensburg Juniors held their magnificent prom in the school gymnasium. Students were beautifully dressed and coiffeured to compliment the extra- vagent decorations. The audience was delighted by the promenade of the celebration. Try MISSY ACKLEY MIKE ALLEN KELLY ANNIS KIM AREHART DELIA BATEMAN SUE BEDERIAN MISSY BOMBARD JEFF ALTMAN DEAN ARMSTRONG 18 19 ALICE CHAMBERLAIN CRYSTAL COMBS KELLY COMBS Frederick J. Seri ver. President Colonel Benjamin F. Guiles, Vice President (Not Pictured) Mary Ellen Reed Amanda W. Barnes George D. Lane Michael E. Hill John J. Arehart Arthur M. Brown Gary R. Martin 20 The Warrensburg Central School has never known a salaried Board of Education. For many years, many men and women have served in their several capacities. Some have been graduates of this same school they now serve; others have come into the area, giving their time and their talents because they, too, believe Warrensburg to be the finest school and community for their families and friends. The HACKENSACK OF 1985 proudly recognizes our BOARD OF EDUCATION and the many men and women who have served the WARRENSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL during these years in the founding of education in ATHOL, THURMAN AND WARRENSBURG. KIM FISHER MISSY FRENCH LAURA FROST DONNE-LYNN CONVERSE JIM FIDD DOUG DUELL SHARI DEGRECHIE-FISH ROGER DURKIN DARCY FISHER KIM HALL RENEE LAFOND LOU GRAY JUAN HAYES KIM GALUSHA LYNN HAGGERTY NANCY JORDAN THE FLORENCE LA POINT SCHOOL OF DANCE For many years Miss Florence La Point has not only taught in grade four, but she has also instructed and coached many forms of dancing. During these many years of the FLORENCE LA POINT SCHOOL OF DANCE, a “Broadway-quality” recital has been staged each Month of June. The HACKENSACK was one recipient of the annual profit from these recitals — the last of which was June 1984, It was this gift that has made the COVER DESIGN OF ALL FUTURE HACKENSACKS possible. A most hearty thank you to Miss La Point of the FLORENCE LA POINT SCHOOL OF DANCE! JUDIE PENNOCK TIM PERKINS JIM POTTER JULIE POTTER PAULA PUTNEY PEGGY RAYMOND KIM NASON JOHN O’CONNOR “Even memory is not necessary for love. There is a land of the dead and the bridge is love, the only sur- vival, the only meaning.” Thorn- ton Wilder THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Standing: Annette LaVarnway. Estelle Cavanagh. Lynn Haggerty. Mrs. Frulla. Melissa Roberts. Debra Byrne. Susan Haggerty. Suzanne Connor. John O’Connor. Jim Lindblade Kneeling: Tim Perkins. Tom Swan. Susan Brainard. Deb VanGuilder. Kim Griffin. Deb Young. Bob Olden Sitting: Angie Taras. Crystal Combs. Andie Cooper. Len Fraizer. Laureen Oulette THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM THF BRYAN ROUNDS HEATH RUSSEL HEIDI STORES PENNY ROUNDS DAVID SHERMAN JILL TONEY MELISSA ROBERTS MELANIE RUMBLE DAN SMITH DEBBIE VANGUILDER DEBBIE YOUNG SCOTT TUCKER LEIGH WILLIAMS DAVID VENDITTO 31 DEDICATION A yearbook dedication is an honor to which particular attention must be given. Who was our guide? What were the ideas culvitated within us as our goals? Who and what are now our memories to which we dedicate this HACKENSACK of 1985? Mrs. Laddie Toney, our Class Advisor, entered our lives as wandering tenth graders. She has always been the person who gave us certain direction and guidance. Mrs. Toney always took the time to listen, to weigh our suggestions, and to make our dreams come true. She has always shown an abundant generosity to us both as individuals and as the CLASS OF 1985. Mrs. Toney always had the same generosity that included her fine Husband, Jack, of JACOBS AND TONEY. Mr. and Mrs. Toney with their daughters, Jill and Jennifer, have been our constant support. As a token of our respect, our admiration, and our thanks, the HACKENSACK OF 1985 is dedicated to Mrs. Laddie Toney. 32 There is no simple way to describe Judy Scherer. Judy was a friend; she was a leader; she was an advisor. All too quickly, Judy Scherer became our confidante, the friend who always listened, helped and suggested. She seemed to have that energy and enthusiasm needed to encourage us as a class and as individuals. Judy Farrell Scherer’s sudden and tragic death left a void that we will long remember. We, the Class of 1985, wish to perpetuate her memory. IN MEMORIAM JUDY FARRELL SCHERER December 22, 1952 -February 4, 1984 In appreciation of Mr. Daniel T. Connor, we, the Class of 1985, wish to express our gratitude. The help he has shown us throughout the two years he has been here has been so very assuring to us. He is not only an excellent administrator; but rather, he has also shown himself to be our good and faithful friend. No matter how large or small our problems were, Mr. Connor always took time from his busy schedule to speak with us, to help us grow and to assure us. Our thanks to you, Mr. Connor! IN APPRECIATION We, the Class of 1985, would like to express our appreciation to Miss Anne Downes, who served as our class co-advisor throughout the year. She joined our class at a very sad time after the death of Mrs. Judy Scherer. Her willingness to serve and her interest in our class have made an impression upon us. We will not forget you, Miss Downes! 34 Get away from me, you maniac! “One of these days, one of these days! POW, right in the kisser! I swear on Jim Morrison the singer's life! Tammy Davis, Joni Rumble, Tee Swan, Lynn Haggerty, Gina Lamagna, Estelle Cavanagh, Gerry McNeill, Frank Coulman Co-editors, Debbie and Tee, off-duty “OOO! That’s nice! says Mrs. Marquardt. “No, Sally Haggerty, Michelle Doran, Angie Rouleau, Shel- ly Morgan, Chris DeFranco J, J, J, space. K, K, K, space. Very good, Gene. Isn’t this fun?! Richard Morgan, Amy LaVarnway, Patti Kenyon, Tammy Davis, Kelly Farrar, Joni Rumble Mr. Magnarella Mrs. Daly Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Young Our Guidance staff at work! Mrs. Polzer Mrs. Smith Mrs. Vroman 39 Miss Cafaro, Business Mrs. Damp. ESEA Title I Mr Deso. Science Mrs. Dingo. English Mr. Doyle. Social Studies Mrs. Fisher. ESEA Title I Mrs. Frank. Art Mrs. Frulla. English Mr. Grace. Mathematics Mrs. Hayes. Business Mr Hertz. Social Studies Mrs. Combs and Mrs Hill. ESEA Title I Mr. Hull. Mathematics Mrs. Kelly. Math English Miss Loomis. Music Mrs. Marquardt. Science Miss Martin. Science Mrs. Mitchell. Home Ec. Mrs. O'Connor. Social Studies Mrs. Olden. Business Mrs. Palmer. Languages Mr. Soldwedel. Driver Education Mr. Pryme. Social Studies Mr. Reynolds. Social Studies Mr. Shalhoub, Mathematics Mr. Simpson. Special Class Mrs. Sprague. English Mr Stutzman. Mathematics Mrs. Searles. Music Mr Frank. Music Mrs. Mulvey. Art Miss Downes. Physical Education Miss Tompkins. Physical Education Mr. Vasak. Physical Education Mr Doody. Physical Education Mr Beck. Physical Education 43 Mrs. Soldwedel. Pre-First Mrs. Keenan. First Mrs. McGinn. First Mrs Leone. Second Mrs Roberts. Third Mrs Brown. Third Mrs. Ellis. First Mrs. Dorrance. First Mrs Frenyea. Second Mrs Hubert. Third Miss Spencer. Fifth Mr Heilman. Sixth Mrs. Grant. Fifth Mr Howe. Fifth Mr Roberts. Sixth Mrs. Potter. Sixth Fr Abraham. Sixth 45 Mrs. Toney. Remedial Reading; Mr. Brown. ESEA Title I; Mrs. Schriver. ESEA Title I Mrs. Baker. Aide; Mrs. Wells. ESEA Title I Mrs. Robichaud. Aide; Miss MacDonough. Special Helps Mrs. Haggerty. Aide; Mrs. Eaglestone. Special Education Mrs. Casey. Aide; Mrs. Ambrosini. Special Helps • Mrs. Clark. Nurse Mr. Ross. Psychologist Miss Long. Special Education; Mrs. Adams. Aide Mrs. Sevits, Nurse Mrs. Sinko. High School Atten- dance 46 Cafeteria Staff Middle School Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Merrithew, Printing Room Mrs. Monroe. Green Thumb Work- er John Baker. Head Custodian Transportation 47 Andrew Griffin Ted Kenyon Custodians Dave says, “We’ve got to get this door done before Don’t pinch my finger, Martin. Don’t worry, Jeff1 winter. B.O.C.E.S. You lift it, I’m not going to. This is better than my LEGO blocks. “Do you think we should have done that Laura?” I don’t know Kim, we’ll have to wait and see.” We know it’s a tough job Jim, but someone’s got to do it! Push the red one, Brian. Sue, did you forget anything? We get excited! of an average day at It’s too late to turn back now! The beginning B.O.C.E.S. Watch your fingers Bubba, that blade is sharp! Tom and Sherri, the latest in automotive repair. I’m not that hungry, Donnie! “Memories light the corners of my mind, of the way we were. Scattered were pictures of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one an- other for the way we were. Memories may be beautiful and yet, what’s too painful to remember the way we were. Can it be that was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me would we? Could we?” c 1973 Colgems-EMI Music Inc. Used By Permission of Warner Bros. Music All Rights Reserved 52 Nestled in the foothills of the Adirondack Moun- tains is our home, the Queen Village of Warrens- burg. To the left of the main thorofare, are the flowing waters of the Schroon River. Most of our village veers from Main Street north and south. The ' V”-form of our school is visible in the upper left of both pictures. “The Way We Were” will always hold memories within us, our school, our families and our friends. CLASS OF ’85 - “THE WAY WE WERE’’ WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT??? DON’T STOP. JULIE!! HEIDI. WHAT ARE YOU EAT- ING?? I DON’T KNOW. BRICK!! HI. I AM JILL WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME TO MY PARTY?? TASTE SO GOOD!!! A MOSHER S BEDERIAN A LAVARNWAY S. DEGRECHIE D CONVERSE GRADE 11 Top: Laureen Oullette Middle: Heidi Zuschlag; Michelle Pratt: Tina Reynolds Front: Necca Ce- lada; Kathy Jo Tucker; Bonni Trapasso; Carrie Reed GRADE 11 Top: Rosa Guyette: Jo Ann Arnold: Kim Griffin Middle: Andy Cooper: Sue Connor Front: Patty Barlow; Debbie Byrne; Sue Haggerty; Kelly Ba- ker GRADE 11 Top: Brian Satterlee; Stephanie Sweet; Laureen Oulette; Angie Taras; Harold O’Connor; Jay Reed Front: Tee Swan; Bob Olden; Fred Weid- man; Tom Perkins GRADE 11 Top: Donavan Baker; Gene Baird; Kevin Ba- ker; Todd Beadnell; Lenny Frazier Center: Vicki Carpenter Front: Michelle Doran; Si- mona Hall; Ray Bentley GRADE 11 Top: Dave Leventhal; Darcy Lloyd; Ed Keller; Gerry McNeill; Geri Hayes; David Houseworth Middle: Dave McNeill; Shale Mill- er Front: Pat Mansfield; Jeff Jordon: Bonnie Monroe GRADE 10 Top: Maria Burdett; Shawn Baker; Tim Burnham; Jon Baker; Tracy Burnham Middle: Baron Davis; Julie Burnett Front: Julie Baker; Paula Converse; Desiree Combs; Amy Cheney GRADE 10 Top: Joni Rumble; Kelly Ross; Dana Squires; Cherith Tennant; Coleen Richardson; Kim Red- field Middle: Scott Russell; Ed Webster; Dane Smith Front: Matt Thompson; Joq Quintel GRADE 10 Top: Amy Perry; Kendra Fish; Nikki Kenyon; Leslie Lloyd; Lisa Monroe Center: Tim Lackey Front: Sally Haggerty; Amy Muermann; Lisa Lo- max GRADE 10 Top: Van Baker: David Alger; Spencer Ca- meron; Adam Bruce; Todd Arehart Middle: Dennis Burch Front: Kristine Augusta; Sue Baker; Rachel Adams; Faye Bliss GRADE 10 Top: Tom Twiss; Kenny Walker; Dan West; Terry Vernum; Charles Wallace Middle: Matt Spellacy; Chris Sprague Front: Angie Rou- leau; Beth Dorrace; John Taylor; Kris Wil- liams -f c GRADE 10 Top: Ricky Harrington; Dan O’Rourke; David Duell; Alan Hall Middle: Dan DeSantis; Jeff Dickenson; Chris DeFranco Front: Jewel Leonbruno; Kelly Patterson; Wendy Persons 57 GRADE 9 Top: Randy Jordon; Russell Clark; Tony Charmonte; John Germaine; Matt Greenholtz Middle: John Dur- kin; Kevin Geraghty; Gary DeFranco; Dan DeMarsh Front: Steve Hatch Bob Frye; John Espinos GRADE 9 Top: Shannon Bederian; Tiffany Burke; Holly Boothby; Wendy Baker; Kelly Baker; Diana Byrne; Shelli Cameron; Michelle Cherubino Mid- dle: Ricky Beadnell; Joe Burch; Lance Chadwell; Joe Burt Front: Mike Carpenter; Pat Arehart; Toby Bruce; Steve Burke; Ricky Burt; Tracey Cameron GRADE 9 Top: Brenda O'Connor; Tammy Prosser; Kim ; Joel Qumtel; Rachel Sawyer; Deanne Peters; Steve Rumrill Middle: Lisa Ovitt; Ed Peter- son; Jerry Squires; John Strasser; Mike Squires; Chad Reed; Gary Ostrander Front: Joe Sherman; Jim Rouleau; Brandon Ovitt; Robert Pinney; Kyle Spellacy GRADE 9 Top: Mike Morehouse: John Lindblade; Chris Martino Middle: Michelle Monroe; Dan Martin: Joe Mattison Front: Danielle McCarthy; Wendy Murphy; Brian McNeill GRADE 9 Top: David Monroe: Aemon Kolasienski; Jason Miller; Mark LaFond; Patti Kenyon Middle: Gina Lloyd; Kim Marquardt; Melanie Lauben; Amy LaVarn- way Front: Jody Monroe; Missy Langworthy; Amy Monroe Top: Roberta Walker; Tammy Wood; Laurel Wood; Shannon Warne Middle: Sandy Sullivan; Kerri West; Heather Vroman; Angel Vaisey; Ree Swan Front: Cindy Witherbee; Becky Tucker; Linda Webster; Todd Tucker GRADE 9 GRADE 9 Top: Kelly Farrar; Linda Fattibene; Anna Dingman; Kim DeVitto Middle: Kristin Higgins; Stephanie Cooper; Jodi Frazier Front: Candy Dingman: Bethann Prosser; Laurie Granger GRADE 8 Top: Clyde Clark; Donne Lyn Combs; Missy Cheney; Sheryl Collins Middle: Chris Charmonte; Dan Collier Front Kathy Jo Carvell; Kim Butler; Barre Cameron; Kelly Cameron GRADE 8 Top: Dennis West; Denise LaFond: Kristin Stem; Debbie Keenan; Heather Mantz; Tim Hill; Roy Muermann Middle: Ron Lamy; Nancy Haggerty Front: Mindy Haskell; Lori Lomax; Kristy DeVitto; Jenni- fer Whitaker; Philippa Lauben GRADE 8 Back Missy Remington. Chris Parker; Todd Palmer; David Raymond Front: Tammy Pepper; Becky Pratt; Jamie Pot- ter; David Pandoifo; Jennifer Parker 60 GRADE 8 Top: Amy Baker. Evie Baker; Dede Ackley; Shad Bauberger Middle: Matt Blair. Crystal Baker; Jolie Bruce; Mary Sue Adams; Ricky Burchard Front Matt Allen; Damon Alecksynas; Phil Bedenan EIGHTH GRADE Left to Right: Williams. Scott Remington. Holly Zuschlag. Jennifer Welch. Candy Walk- er. Beth Taylor. Kathi Roesch. Michelle Tougaw. Tonya Sprague. Joann Saprenya Left to Right Kathy Connor. Tammy Davis. Patrick Converse. Dave Edwards. Randy Deyo. Mike Curtis. Doug Degrechie. Sunday Combs. Stacy Eddy. Judy Crosse. Robbie Ellis Left to Right (X). Courtney Higgins. Dawn McKinney. Shannon Kola- sienski. Matt Lanfear. Terry LaVerne. Wayne Mattison. Jerrod Ferullo. Tammy Anselmo. Barry McKinney. Darren McKinney. Doug McKin- ney. Graham Lewis Left to Right: Billy Oehler. Billy Ovitt. Wayne Moffit. Gerald Mulvey. Mariann O’Rourke. Darcy Needham. Paul Moulton. Paula Moulton. Shelli Morgan. Lori McNeill 61 SEVENTH GRADE Left to Right: Jon Rafferty. ShannonThompson. Sam Stone. Keri Polzer. Jennifer Toney, Rodney Tropasso. Sheryl Strasser. Cammie Sprague. Renee Ostrander. Theresa Twiss Left to Right: Christine Doran. Scott Brown. Sue French. Charles Gray. Howard Greenholtz. Tonya Duell. Melanie Collier. Andy Degan. Dar- ren Duell. Julie Dingman towur. Left to Right: Jennifer Marquardt. (X). Barbara Matern. Jack Schloss. Larry Olden. Erik Savas- tano. Brian Reed. Scott Pike. Sharon Reming- ton. Robin Winslow. Windy Witherbee. Janet Kenyon SEVENTH GRADE Left to Right: Dale Needham. Phil DeLoria. Pam O’Connor. (X). Valarie Jordon. Laura Mundy. Re- becca Moon. Heidi Monroe. Linda Mulvey. (X). Rich- ard Morgan. Richy Oehler. (X) Left to Right: William Baker, Glen Bills. (X). Missy Cheney. Tracey Cheney. (X). Tim Beadnell. (X). Phil Bederian. (X). Chris Burnham. Tadd Casey Left to Right: Damian Kloss. Randy LaVarnway. Jeff Latham. Leon Galusha. Jeffrey Hall. Jeff McMan. (X). Debra Lackey. Tammy Hayes. David Hall. (X) 63 FLOYD BENNETT (1890-1928) To the left and southwest of the Judd Bridge is a country road running upwards on the east side of Harrington Hill, Past Viele Pond, and emerging in the town of Lake Luzerne. It was on this hilt, in the vicinity of Viele Pond, that Floyd Bennett. Warrensburgh’s native son who became world-renowned as an aviation hero, was born and brought up At 17 years of age, he left home to work in a lumber camp to earn money for studying at an automobile engineering school. After graduation, he returned to the North Country to work as a garage mechanic while continuing to study engines. With America's entry into World War I. Floyd enlisted in Naval aviation and re-enlisted after the war In 1925, Bennett went to Greenland as Commander Richard E. Byrd’s mechanic, pilot, and friend Though he had worked without sleep for the twenty-four hours preceding their historic flight in the tri- motor. “Josephine Ford.'1 Bennett remained at the controls for 15 2 hours while Commander Byrd navigated the ship from Spitzbergen to the North Pole and returned - the first time man had flown over the top of the world. Bennett received the Congressional Medal of Honor and an advancement to Warrant Machinist in the Navy for this achievement The Medal of Honor was presented to him. personally, by President Calvin Coolidge. In 1927. he was selected to fly Byrd’s plane. “America. across the Atlantic. The ship crashed in a trial flight, and though Bennett escaped death, he was confined to a hospital bed for months Before he had fully recovered, he jumped into the task of preparing for Byrd's first South Pole expedition. This work he laid aside to fly to the rescue of German trans-Atlantic fliers who had made a forced landing on lonely Greely Island in the North Atlantic. Ill when he started out. Bennett was forced down in Quebec A hurry call for serum sent Charles Lindbergh flying with it from New York to the Quebec hospital where Bennett lay ill with pneumonia. It was of no avail. He died on April 25. 1928. and was laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery on the Potomac. In 1935. Bennett's childhood home on Harrington Hill was destroyed by fire - the dwelling was about 100 years old at that time. from NORTH FROM THE PLANK ROAD BRIDGE: A SKETCH BOOK OF WARRENSBURGH ESPE- HAPPY TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY AS ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL IN THE WARRENSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL! This Is What Happens After Twenty Years! GRADE 6. MRS. POTTER Back: Mrs. Potter. Matthew Reed. Paul Wil- liams. Chad Armstrong. Shannon Wood. Middle: Juanita Winslow. Mary Ellen Moody. Jessica Semon. Greg Putney. Shelly Secar, Mike Smith. Carolee Vanderwarker. Donna Wood. Glen Guyette. Richie Hayes. Regina Olden. Front: Amy Stein. Thomas Kenyon. Evan Whitacre. Randy Cherubino. Tammy Rafferty. Missy Geraghty. GRADE 6. MR. ABRAHAM Back: Jimmy Juliano. Billy Wolford. Sean Roseway. Heather Boothby. Denise Robi- chaud. Danny Millington. Middle: Jill Squires. Joel. Mosher. April Burch. Dori Sappo. Kelly Oehler. Patti Hermace. Karma Mantz. Matt Morehouse. Roger Secor. Front: Niki Deyo, Akai. O’Keefe. Doug West. Jeff Mahler. Derek Durkin. Mide Reynolds. Aaron Fag- nano. GRADE 6. MR. HELLMAN Back: Adam Burch. Richie Morehouse. Rob- ert Edmunds. Lisa Schryer. Mr. Heilman. Row 3: Ed Bennett. Chris Burkhardt. Brian Mur- phy. Neil Prespare. Brian Witherbee. Kevin Clark. Laurie Martim. Linda Blackburn. Row 2: Acey Moffitt. Dan McNeill. Gerald Prosser. Holly Ovitt. Parience Bruce. Darcy Squires. Front: Clifton Nelson, Valerie West. Angel Centerbar. Jessica Mason. A SIXTH GRADE, MR. ROBERTS Back: Mr. Roberts. Tammie Roycewicz, Gregory Lyons. Michelle Frasier. Mary Alic Burt. Herman Witherbee. Matthew Monroe. Raymond Blanchard. Middle: Burgess Ovitt. Bunny Brown. Hilary Haskell. Albert Vasak, Edgar Drexel. Brian Hatch. Kenneth Hertz. Jamon Baker. Front: Amy Morehouse. Kir- sten Infante. Sarah Leventhal. Alexis Alger. Erin Connor. Missing: Peter Espinos. Shawn Planty. SPECIAL CLASS. MR. SIMPSON Back: Nancy Frasier. Stacey Norton. Wendy Morehouse. Missy McConnell. Erica Clayton. Vernon Pepper. Victor Moffitt. Front Jim Morehouse. FIFTH GRADE, MRS. BAMBERGER Back: Aaron Duell. Heidi Monroe. Warren Schloss. Jennifer Adams. Melinda Smith. Carly Scherer. Bill Cameron. Heidi Knicker- bocker. Sue Morehouse. Daryl Wallace. Mrs. Bamberger. Front: Scott King. Teddy Baker. Shane Manso. Donna Bundi. Sheila Month- ony. Eric Braley. Monica Stone. Missing: Brooke Clark. FIFTH GRADE, MR. HOWE Back: Melissa Davis. Chellen Tennant. Chey- enne Potter. Linda Russell. Harold Walker. Burt Karson. Jessica Smock. Gary Baker. Jon Parker. Amy Baker. Middle: Jennifer Warner, liana Morgan. Jason Rushia. James Farrar. Shawn McKinney. Jamie Carpenter. Front: Doug Allen. Brian Constantmeau. 68 FIFTH GRADE. MRS. GRANT Back: Melissa Perry. Hial Hall. Mrs. Grant. Mary Alger. Hilary Arehart. Bridgette Car- penter. Renee Webster. Jennifer Nemec. Carrie Lloyd. Brian Rumrill. Billie Galusha. Robert Marquardt. Front: Ron Prosser. Chris Byrne. Jamie Birdsall. Billy Clden. Jennifer Boothby. Moriah Ferullo. FIFTH GRADE. MISS SPENCER Back: Chad Palmer. Denny Hunter. David Budrodeen. Justin Duell. Shannon Pratt. Kim Bolton. Roderick Kenyon. Melissa Rounds. Miss Spencer Middle: Daralyn West. William Smith. Emma Hall. Kristy Wolford. Front: Amy Drexel. Sylvia De Mars. Brandy De Gre- chie. Kemm Cameron. Richard Bailey. 69 FOURTH GRADE. MISS LAPONT Back: Stacey Carpenter. Darcy Olden. Heather Annis. Terri DeGrechie. Miss La- Point. Stephanie Russell. Middle: James Per- sons. Jonathan Welch. Brandy Ward. Chris Nemec. Caleb Martin. James Combs. Front: Daron Bolton. Paul Hill. Sean Baker. Joe Castro. Jonathan Pixley. Emily Cooper. FOURTH GRADE. MRS. GRACE Back: Priscilla Clark. Laurie Remington. Jodi Greenholtz. David Webster. Mina Sparks. Carrie Winslow. Mrs. Grace. Scott Castro. Middle: Renee Webster. Terry Woodward. Erica Sawyer. Colleen Bassett. Erica Ross. Front: Mark Richards. William Stark. Michael Baker. Leonard Bills. Jason Warne. FOURTH GRADE, MRS. MOYNIHAN Back Row: Mrs. Moynihan. Joe Hensler. Mat- thew Vanderwarker. Ralph Ehle. Jason Tucker, Michael Wolford. Sean Lanfear, Dei- dre Peters. Middle Row: Darcy Monroe. Jerrie Remington. Melissa Smith. Reigan Burke. Ju- lie Cleavland. Jonathan Arehart. Garrett Conklin. Front Row: Amy Rozell. Laurie Har- rington. FOURTH GRADE. MRS. KUSNIERZ Back: John Dingman, Kevin Worth. Irene Morehouse. Mandy Potter. Amie Barrett. Crystal Butler. Tom Edmunds. Adam Casey. Joanna Barnes. Front: Lorrie Persons. Matt Maciariello, Marc Kenyon. Ron Zarcynski. Ja- mie Tucker. Missy Harrington. Jeremy Are- hart. Beth Hill. uljuulj THIRD GRADE. MRS. BROWN Back: Stephen Govcher. Lucus Mason, Christie Hill. Michael Forte. Jason Rogers. Adam Hall. Jeremy Moon. Jeremy Skipper. Adam Palmer. Joseph Altman. Middle: Michelle Arnold. Front: Amanda Baker. Heather Constantineau. Gwendolyn Peluso. Taryn Witherbee. THIRD GRADE. MR. GRANT Back Row: Mr. Grant. Eric Reed. Heather Peluso. Seth Brown. Patrick Witherbee. Third Row: Melissa Amadeo. Raymond Hensler. Shannon Amell. Richard Fox. Second Row: Wayne Richards. Arthur Prosser. Deborah Hoffner. Carrie Lamy. Kimberly Mulvey. Sherri Baker. Front Row: Carly Repko. Kevin Carlascio. Brett Moulton THIRD GRADE. MRS. HUBERT Back: Darin Rafferty. Jason Mahler. Wesley Proctor. Charles Olden. James Wells. Douglas Robichard. Israel Moffitt. Michael Persons. Catrina Frisbee. Front: Shannon Roseway. Jennifer Perkins. Devin Durkin. Beth Converse. Tonya Hall. Nicole LeCount. Marcia Reed. THIRD GRADE. MRS. ROBERTS Back: Aaron Eddy. Esther Lindblade. John Haskell. Farley Nelson. Charlotte Ostrander. Michael Maciariello. Middle: Cathy Morgan. Timothy Connelly. Jeffery Cherubino. Ruth Adams. Mrs. Roberts. Front: Michael Morehouse. Theresa Beadnell. Brandy Bennett. Max Galusha. James Ligon. Edward Sprenger. SECOND GRADE. MRS FRENYEA Back row: Evelyn Wood. John Olden. Kevin Harrington. Second row: Mrs. Frenyea. Jennifer Millington. Morgan Hamilton. Third row Thomas Belden. Jessica Duell. Stacey Lamy. Brian Smith. Danny Ackley. Christine Buffy. Shana Brown. Scott Roberts. Fourth row: Gerald Remington. John Dick. Janice Moody. John Barnes. Kelly Brilling, David Baker. Bottom row: Heather Polzer. Michael Lawler. SECOND GRADE. MR. HAMMEL Back Row: Ben Davis. Troy Beadnell, Keith Cleavland. Tracy Oehler. Alexandra Cost. Violet Spatts. Middle Row: Shellie Vanderwarker. David Goucher. Kim Lamy. Megan Scherer. Victor Secor. Angel Young. David Sprague. Stacy Reynolds. Front Row: Ben Kloss. Byron Karson. Becky Templeton. Jim Rafferty. 74 SECOND GRADE. MR. HAMMEL Standing: Mr. Hammel. Sitting clockwise: Heather Shalhoub. Lisa Stark. Janice Jackson. Sarah Hastings. Jarred Smith. Jadee Arnold. Jackie Ackley. David Langworthy. SECOND GRADE. MRS. LEONE Back row: Jason Bederian. Timothy Cameron. Jamie Munyon. Jennifer Webster. Jerri Perry. Danielle Bolton. Charlene Dingman. Third row: Jacqueline Randall. Joshua Wilde. April Millington. David Scroggins. Vinda Sutphin. Gary Barrett. Second row: Andrea Lamphier. Heather Moffitt. Sage Glatz. Steve Baker. Eric Conklin. Amy Reynolds. Daniel Mattison. Mrs. Leone Front row: Edgar Castro. Jesse O'Niel. Jessica Johnson. Paula Gray. Heidi Ackley. Jennifer Reed. PRE-FIRST, MRS. SOLDWEDEL Seated: Jason Fuller. Michelle Young. Susan Matti- son. John Wernau. Jason Latham. Jeanie Peck. Bri- an Clayfield. Michael Harrold. Standing: Chad Prosser. Michael Hill. Mrs. Soldwedel. Clarence Al- ger. Robert Olden. Amy Prosser. FIRST GRADE. MRS. DORRANCE First row: Jason Prosser. April Ross. Eric Hoffner. Second row: Sophie Vannier. Lauralee Juckett. Amanda Carpenter. Erika LaPrairie. Kathy Monroe. Third row: Douglas Crandall. Erin Greenholtz. Kenneth Olden. Gerald Hopkins. Jeremy Winslow Fourth row: Edward Harring- ton. Christina Coulman. Valerie Mattison. FIRST GRADE, MRS. KEENAN Back row: William Hoffner. Tiffany Simpson. Aaron Baker. Shannon Springer. Mark Shasser. Lauren Zarozynski. Matthew Olden. Middle row: Kelly Mon- roe. Logan Tyler. Darren Geraghty, Patricia Burdett. Joyce Jacobson. Front row: Penny Smith. J. Combs. Kebin Blausha. Melissa Burdett. Terry La- Vergne. FIRST GRADE. MRS. MC GINN Top row: Jason Denyon. Gigi Edmunds. Steven Shortsleeves. Robert Wolford. Courtney Sprague. Maria Tucker. Middle row: Keith Moynehan. Wendy Maciariello. Ricci Hayes. Donald Carpenter. Alycia Hall. Shanon Reed. Corey Pitkin. Justin Higgins. Bottom row: Kara Persuitti. Jeremy Taylor. Sam Bullock. FIRST GRADE. MRS. ELLIS Standing: Hope Lloyd. Jeramy Dingman. Michael McTague, Douglas Olden. Adam Kolasienski. Jo- seph Kelly. Middle row: Jamie Tedrick. Eric Warring- ton. Dawn Murray. Richard Clark. Sarah Clufton. Heather Morgan. Michael Monforte. Front row: Me- gan Monroe. Rose Smith. Sara Rumrill. Lisa Pack- ard. Douglas Warner. KINDERGARTEN. MRS. PATAKI Back: Jordan Birdsall. Breeana Packard. Darrell Langworthy. Shelly Ackley. Richard Bandura. Front: Jami Olden. Mrs. Pataki. Ian Measeck. Paul Milling- ton. Brad Baker. Donald Black. Daryl Tucker. Aaron Kloss. Jennifer Mosher. Jesse Smith. Jason Sparks. KINDERGARTEN. MRS. PATAKI Mrs. Pataki. April Goucher. Roger Potter. Nadine Wells. Amy Barton. Erika Baldwin. Stacy Fish. An- drew Hall. Nathan Monroe. Jennifer Millington. Jan- ell Quintel. Emily Hall. Heather LaPell. James Blackmer KINDERGARTEN. MRS. MOSHER Slide: Mark Wolford. Brian Burdette. Jody Perry. Jude Burke. Miko Galusha. Standing: Christopher Dimick. Katie Bederian. Michael Allison. Joel In- fante. John Morgan. Brian Planty. Michelle LeCount, Christy Johnston. Sitting: Brooke Smith. Stacey Bills. Jerid McKinney. Rosemary Lackey. Jamie Lee Altman. Eric Moffit. Amanda Hall. Jodi Hall. KINDERGARTEN. MRS. MOSHER Jennifer Wells. Paige Baker. Erin Stephenson. Melis- sa Monroe. Kenneth Mulvey. Andy McTague. Bradd Baker. John Steininger. Michael Rafferty. Charles Ligon. RETIREMENTS OF 1985 MARIE FISCHER, DISTRICT TREASURER Twenty-five years of service JOHN COOPER, TRANSPORTATION Twenty-two years of service MADELINE DALY, ELEMENTARY SECRETARY Sixteen years of service JAMES GALLUP TRANSPORTATION HEAD MECHANIC Thirty-five years of service Estelle C., Doug D. (Personality Plus) “What are you doing tonight Estelle?” Why Doug?” “Maybe we can boogie!!” Brian R., Darcy F. (Class Clowns) “Do you think he knows we painted his car purple?” David S., Kim F. (Most Artistic) “I John O, Lynn H. (Most Likely to think you look good in green, Succeed) “John, you and I both Dave!” know that’s not the quadratic equa- tion!” Debbie V. (Most Spirited) “I’ll never Tim P. (Most Spirited) “Tim, I know get to the game this way!” we lost, but you can come down now!” 81 Paula P.. Tim P. (Most Musical) “It’s a B flat. Paula!” Julie P.. Dave V. (Excuse Makers) “Dave, I told you Mrs. Frulla wouldn’t believe that story!” Dennis P.. Judie P. (Stubborn) “Judie. I bet I can push this over first.” “I bet you can’t. Brick. Missy B.. Scott T. (Toughest) On your mark, get set. lift!” Julie P.. Dean A. (Mouthiest) ’They’re trying to pass this $% ! off as steak?!” John O.. Lynn H. (Scholars) “Lynn, you should read this article on Newton’s Theory of Relativity.” “No. John, that’s Einstein’s theory. Jim F.. Juanita H. (Laziest) Gee. Jim. wasn’t Study Hall strenuous today . . . Jim?! ZZZZZZZZZZ” Jill T., Doug D. (Most Athletic) “Do Tim M., Donne-Lyn C. (Class Flirts) Jim L, Kim A. (Show-off) “You you think you can make it now, “Oh, Tim, you’re so cute!” think I can do it?” “Break a leq, Jill? Jim!” AI. M., Renee L. (Tallest) “I'm more Jim F., Missy A. (Shortest) “What John O., Dan S. (Boy’s State) “Do than four feet, Al.” do you think it is, Missy?” “Well, it you think the world's ready for us, could be the sun!” John?” “Ab-so-lute-ly! 83 STUDENT COUNCIL OF THE WARRENSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL srt Murray Tammy Persons CHORUS Howard Greenholtz. Patty Barlow. Sally Haggerty. Lynn Haggerty. Estelle Cavanagh. Jeanine Nemec. Melissa Remington. Bonnie Monroe. Deanne Peters. Missy Langworthy. Kelly Farrar. Laurie Granger. Jeff McMann. Kathy JoCarvell. Amy Baker. Beth Taylor. Dawn McKinney. Venena Mosher. Sheryl Collins. Simona Hall. Miss Loomis. Richard Witherbee. Ed Amell. Donne-Lynn Combs. Laurel Mundy. Necca Celada. Tonya Roberts. Julie Dingman. Sharon Remington. BAND First Row Damion Kloss. Kyle Spellacy, Dan West. Kris Williams. Tim Hill. Kevin Geraghty. Tadd Casey. Patty Brady. Leigh Williams. Jodi Baker. Ron Lamy. Kim DeVitto. Second row: Jackie Burch. Juanita Hayes. Chris DeFranco. Toby Bruce. Angel Vaisey, Laureen Oulette. Annette LaVarnway. Ed Peterson. Robert Pmney. John Germain. Alan Hall. Dan DeMarsh. Coleen Richardson. Third Row Heather Mantz. Philippe Lauben. Deanne Peters. Kris DeVitto. Jennifer Marquardt. Laurie Granger. Amy LaVarnway. Shannon Warne. Dan Smith. Dennis West. Matt Apple. Fourth Row: Gina Lamagna. Holly Boothby. Nancy Haggerty. Debbie Keenan. Jennifer Whitaker. Chris Carlascio. Jennifer Toney. Sheryl Strasser. Lisa Ovitt. Kelly Farrar. Shannon Thompson. Denise LaFond. Melanie Lauben. Fifth SKI CLUB David Duell. Mike Needham. Dan Smith. Tom Perkins. Kim Marquardt. Jason Mill- er. Shannon Thompson. Shale Miller. John Strasser. Dan DeMarsh. Gary De- Franco. Steve Hatch. Alan Hall. Bob Ol- den. Mrs. Marquardt. Tim Maltbie. Matt Thompson. Roy Meurman. John Durkin. Ron Lamy. LANGUAGE CLUB Laureen Oulette. Mrs. Palmer. Kim Redfield. Amy Meurman. Scott Russell. Sally Haggerty. Lisa Lomax. Debbie Young. 87 Standing: Janet Kenyon. Julianna Walker. Andie Cooper. Kim Arehart. Melissa Roberts. Julie Potter. Kim Nason. Sue Brainard. Missy Bombard. Laureen Ouelette. Judie Pennock. Kim Griffin. Miss Downes. Kneeling: Amy Monroe. Bonnie Trapasso. Kim Fisher. Missy Lang- worthy. Jody Monroe. Debbie Young. “Sorry ‘Ref.’ she just got in my way. Standing: Miss Downes. Heather Vroman. Stacy Eddie. Kim Marquardt. Holly Zuschlag. Nikki Kenyon. Angel Vaisey. Kelly Cameron. Kim Butler. Kristen Stein. Nancy Haggerty. Kirsten Higgins. Melanie Lauben. Kneeling: Mindy Haskell, Kristi DeVitto, Rachel Sawyer. Shelli Cameron, Jennifer Whitaker. Kim DeVitto. Senior field hockey at their best! How would you like to work with this bunch? Catch this. Downes CONGRATULATIONS SUE BRAINARD SCOTTY’S RESORT MOTEL Lake George, New York 12845 Phone: 518 668-2467 Directly on Beautiful Lake George 130 rooms with Airconditioning. 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Voun AiAter Barb, 3 your brother John, your Vad, family, and I am 4u-ie all your firtendA you are leaving tjz behind, join me in wiAiling that your future yean ahead will be good to you. Love ' 3 ya honey, and X hope you'll aluaijA thank o me not only oa your Mom but a Intend. y all; � S.empre te amare' TodosNosot.os Cjaeremos-Bu SENIORS IN SPORTS DEBBIE VANGUILDER MISSY ACKLEY GINA LAMAGNA PENNY ROUNDS PATTI MATERN JULIE POTTER KIM AREHART MIKE ALLEN JUDY PENNOCK RENEE LAFOND (MISSING KIM FISHER) JAMES FIDD MELLANIE RUMBLE DENNIS PENNOCK SENIORS IN SPORTS SUE BRAINARD JIM LINDBLADE ESTELLE CAVANAGH STEVE MAHLER VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Back: Angie Taras, Kim Arehart, Renee LaFond, Jody Monroe, Jill Tony. Middle: Patty Brady, Judie Pennock, Kris Williams. Front: Mrs. Tompkins, Simona Hall, Janet Kenyon. 98 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Back: Cherith Tennant, Niki Kenyon, Chris Connor, Kim DeVitto, Melanie Lauben. Middle: Amy Monroe, Wendy Persons, Rachel Sawyer. 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Judy Crosse. Brenda Ackley. Dianna Byrne. TENNIS TEAM OF 1984 Back: Jamie Potter. Monty Persons. Donne-Lynn Converse. Miss Downes. Pat Arehart. Front: Chad Rounds. Melanie Lauben. Toby Bruce. 101 CONGRATULATIONS DOUGH WERE VERY PROUD OF YOU HOPE ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE. WELL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOUR FAMOUS LAST WORDS TT LL BE DONE!! ” LOVE MOM AND DAD JV BASEBALL TEAM OF 1984 Top: Mr Doody; John Lindblade; Joq Quintel; Kenny Hail; Aemon Kolasienski; Donnie Crosse; Steve Rumrill; Ed Webster Front: Jerry Squires: Scott Remington; Matt Blair; Dan DeMarsh; Bob Frye; Joe Sherman; Mark LaFond JUNIOR AND SENIOR BOYS OF BASEBALL 1984 Top Jim Lindblade; Jamie Fidd. Eric Brown Front: Dean Armstrong; Mr. Rob- erts; Randy Planty; David Venditto; Doug Duell; Tim Maltbie BASEBALL TEAM OF 1984 Top. John Hensler; Bob Murray. Tim Maltbie; Mike Squires; Jim Lindblade; Dane Smith; Mr. Roberts Front: Darren Duell; Dean Armstrong; Jamie Fidd; Randy Planty; Doug Duell; David Venditto; Eric Brown; Jackie Schloss 103 KIMBERLY HALL We thank God tor giving us such a wonderful daughter. Now that you are about to graduate we hope and pray you have a happy and suc- cessful life. You've brought years of happiness to us and we are so proud of you. Our love always. Dad and Mom TIM MALTBIE We are proud of you. What comes easy may not be right; what is right may not come easy. Love, Mom Dad gratulations and Good Luck in whatever you decide to do in the future. Lots of love always, Mom Dad TO STRETCH AND BUCKSHOT The two of you make a good pair, what one can't think of the other one can. Remember that some things are better the older they are, but homework isn't one of them! We are very proud of you and all your accomplishments. We love you, Mom and Dad KIMBERLY AERHART ESTELLE M. CAVANAGH I would like to take some of the credit, but you did it all on your own. I'm very, very proud of you, Love, Dad. Hey, let’s not forget Mom, too. Sweetheart, you are the best! DONNE-LYNN CONVERSE Our advice to you is: “Go for it, Fonz!” DEBBIE YOUNG You have reached another milestone in your life. Much success in the years ahead! Mom Dad JACKIE BURCH It seems to us that just yesterday you started school and today you're graduating. The years have gone by so fast. We wish you all the luck and happieness in everything you do. We’re proud of you and we love you. Mom, Dad, and Steve SUSAN BRAINARD You can’t turn back the clock. But you can wind it up again.” You have made us very proud with your many accomplishments. The very best of luck in your future years. We love you, Mom, Dad, Jim, Colleen, and Jane DEB VAN GUILDER I know sometimes you thought we were a little tough, but it’s because we love you. You've made us very happy and proud over the years and we know you will continue to do so. Con- We hope that you will enjoy a life of sensitivity, goodness, accomplishment and love in a world that is at peace. But most of all know that we are very proud of you and will love you always. Love, Mom Dad DEB LLOYD Time has gone by quickly. We love you very much. May you accomplish all you set out to do in your future life after graduating. Stay as sweet as you are — always, Your family RENEE LA FOND You are the sunshine of our lives. We love you! Mom Dad TIM PERKINS We wish you all the best in your future and pray that life holds for you all that you wish for. Our love will go with you no matter where you go and no matter what you do. We’re proud of you. Love now and always, Mom and Dad MELISSA ROBERTS You are such a special part of our lives, Mimi. You were always there for us when we needed you, from Plattsburgh to Berne, how proud I am to say that you are my daughter! It's going to be hard to say good-bye because of the space you will leave behind, but I know you are ready for bigger things. Speaking of space, do you mind if Jade gets your room? Love, Mom. Mike, Casey, Coury, Jade, and Shamus LAURA FROST Well, you finally made it. We wish you the best of luck in the future and much happiness in what ever you do. Love, Grandpa, Sharen, Kevin, Nicole LAURA FROST Finally! I can't believe it's over, this part, any- way. It wasn’t always easy, and wasn’t always fun but you did it and I love ya. Thanks for being my “best buddy” all these years, my prayer for you, for us, is that we continue to grow, togeth- er, now and always. All my love. Mom LAURA FROST Never thought we'd see it! Can’t believe we” finally made it! Thanks, we’re proud of you, may God continue to bless you, we hope you’ll be a BIG success at Ego Mania, Love ya, Mom Bill JAMIE FIDD We are so very proud of you, upon your comple- tion of your high school years. You are a great son and we all wish you every success in your future indeavors in sports, college, or the navy, and with Bonni Jo. Love always, Dad, Mom, Tony, and Sarah DAWN MC KINNEY We knew all your hard work would pay off. Look at you now, graduating and ready to face what- ever lies ahead. We are proud of all you have accomplished and know the best is yet to come. We love you, Mom, Dad, Keith, and Darren MIKE ALLEN From little league to Super Bowl — doesn’t seem possible. I cannot believe the years have gone by so fast. Where did they go? I can’t tell you how proud we are of you. 60 will always be 1 with us. Love, Mom Matt MIKE ALLEN You are very special to us. Congratulations and good-luck in all you do. Love, Michelle John MIKE ALLEN You are a fine young man. We are all proud of you. Don’t forget to come back every fall to split wood! Love, Grandma Dobie all your Dobie Uncles GINA LAMAGNA May your future be as rewarding as your high school days. Whatever you accomplish we will always be proud that you are our daughter. Keep Smiling! All our love. Mom Dad LISA BUTLER As our first you have always been special, and you have brought many firsts into our life: a first pony: a first lost tooth; your first self- done haircut: a first broken leg; first braces; a first steady beau ; and a first graduating sen- ior. In all of your seventeen years, you have made us very proud to be part of your family. May the future hold all the good things you have worked so hard to gain. With all of our love, Mom, Dad. Kim, Crystal, and David Jr. ALICE CHAMBERLIN Wishing life’s very best to our favorite daughter, the one and only! Much love, Mother and Dad DEAN ARMSTRONG May your future bring you as much joy and happiness as you have given us. We are so proud of you. “You Light Up Our Lives Love, Mom, Keith, Chad and Eric LYNN HAGGERTY We love you, we hope you're happy in everyth- ing you do. Mom, Dad. Sue, Sally and Nancy JUDIE PENNOCK Congratulations on your graduation. Just re- member we'll miss you while you’re at college and we'll always have you keep up your good spirit. Dad Eddie Adirondack League Champions Of Section Two Toby Bruce. Mark Lafond. Doug Duell. Dan Martin. Tim Maltbie. Wayne Mattison. Bob Frye. Bob Murray. Mike Carpenter. Ed Webster. Dave Houseworth. Dean Armstrong. D.J. Smith. Dave Mahler. Gary Ostrander. John Bederian. Steve Mahler. Jeff Altman, Floyd Bombard. Joe Burt. Mike Shave. James Fidd. Mike Squirres. Mike Allen. Rick Burt. Pat Mansfield. Barry McKinney. Dennis Pannock. Todd Beadnell. Dan O’Rourke. John Lindblade. Doug McKinney. Roger Durkin. Mike Curtis. Rick Beadnell. Russell Clark. Matt Thompson. John Hensler. Harold O’Conner. David Venditto, Jay Reed. Bob Olden. Don Cross. Bob Pinney. Matt Allen. VARSITY CLUBS Standing: Tim Perkins, Jay Reed, Doug Duell, Mike Squires, Mr. Connor, Jim Fidd, Roger Durkin, John O'Connor, Dean Armstrong. Kneeling: Jim Lindblade, John Hensler, Todd Beadnell, Bob Olden. 107 First row: Kim Marquardt, Paula Putney, Judy Pennock, Missy Bombard, Renee LaFond, Kim Arehart, Julie Potter, Jill Toney. Second row: Laureen Ouellette, Lynn Haggerty, Gina Lamagna, Estelle Cavanaugh, Bobby Jo Frye, Debbie Vanguilder, Penny Rounds, Angela Taras. Third row: Wendi Persons, Kim Griffin. Sue Brainard, Kelly Combs, Kaline Ackley, Carrie Reed, Tammy Persons, Bonnie Trapasso. VARSITY BASKETBALL Back: John O’Connor, Jim Lindblade, Mr. Doody, Erick Brown, Doug Duell, Jay Reed. Front: Dane Smith, Dean Armstrong, Jeff Altman, Dave Mahler, John Hensler. — MISSY ACKLEY What the world needs now is love, sweet love, it's the only thing that there is just too little of.” Poobear Boob FOREVER!!! Deb. Kelly (college night); Firetruck (whoops); Cheering in economics! I wanna cheer!”; PS — LEGS; That's what she said. That's what he said; Great Lakes. Pants; Cream Donut; Hemoroid; PB; I like his hair. It's so thick (S). MIKE ALLEN Loves football; What a flirt!! HOT temper; little girls; always has an injury. JEFF ALTMAN Kim; red head; arguments with Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. LaPolt; tough guy; Who cares?”. MICHELLE ANDERSON We are friends and this is why you are you are you and I am I. $7.00; Bang Your Head; colors; night in the cemetary; window creeper; moonlight strolls; The Vega; the wrapper; “Andy”; crossroads”; camping in the front yard; Lake George; Jeff Beck!; Are my pants unzipped?”; “Is a hair out of place?”; Do I have anything on the back of me? ; Dawn, what are we going to tell my mother what we're doing in a CORN- FIELD?!?”; Night in B.L — No brakes ”; It’s casual”; Mr Chips”; Joe ; Marco Polo — ’82-’83. KIM AREHART Weeze; Hewi. Biff. Steven P.; Nature Trails and Paris; Have you seen Dave? ; Dave, are you really mad? ; Where's Hewi?”; Big Brook. DEAN ARMSTRONG Deano; Beaner; Where's Jude?”; Don't get me involved!”; Show-off; Skippy. DELIA BATEMAN To Scott: You'll probably know how much I appreciate you. because I'll prob- ably never tell you.” Dee Scott; BOCES; lifts wieghts: Bride-to-Be. MISSY BOMBARD Oh. promise me that some day you and I will take our love together to some sky where we can be alone and faith renew. and find the hollows where those flowers grew.” Craig; what a field hockey player. PATTY BRADY Oh the days dwindle down, to a precious few And these few precious days. I’ll spend with you. Best drummer; loves her job; loves a cer- tain gym teacher; bowling alley; night in the cemetary; It’s cool. ; Rodney. I know what's going on down there ”; Sen- ior room; college night; Nature Trails; ANDY”; B.B.; Mr Chips . Rodney; Wild Weekend in Worcester — Bob. Rob. Mike, and BIG BOY!!; Afternoon on the Balcony. SUE BRAINARD There is a time to let things happen and a time to make things happen.” Loved A.P. Biology; Nature Trails; Paris '82; No way did I put my glasses on!! ; Jim. Bob. Lot. Floyd. Ed. BETH BRUCE Bella; Where’s Beth . Absent again; Nature Trails; Paris '82; High on ACC; Cliff. JACKIE BURCH Four be the things I’d be better to know: Love, determination, a friend, and a foe. Four be the'things I'd be better without: temptation, frustration, curiosity, and doubt.” Try it. it tastes like lemonade; Wacky Jackie Chews Tobackey; Cruise Mobile; ALICE CHAMBERLIN Loves field trips with Doug Duell; Happy Valentime's Day; Where's Lisa?”; Nurse Alice; Cuddles ; maniac on the road. CRYSTAL COMBS Where's Paula?”; Nature Trails; Bri-Bn; Marine Turtles; loves to argue; That's a good question. Crystal (Mr. Deso)” KELLY COMBS A friend is someone who comes through when the whold world has gone out.” Where’s Heidi? ; Really Mom. I’m not going to a party!”; Nature Trails; Paris '82. Bruce — The Boss; Fill 'er up. Mom ; Dancing in the street; Capri; It fell off . LISA BUTLER Pat: Where’s Alice?; BOCES; The Quiet One. ESTELLE CAVANAGH Sometimes the world's a storm. One day soon the storm will pass and all will be bright and peaceful. No more tears or pain. If you believe look to the dawn and fearlessly bathe in the Purple Rain. Prince Graceful cheerleader; Cranberry Bog. The Bamboo Curtain; loves Sit 'n Bull ski weekends — Jack; Stella Wella; forever hungry; loves bathrooms; loves The Gold- en Sands; Have you seen Lynn? ; BROOKLYN!!!”; takes dancing lessons from Ray and Gerry; Wild Weekend in Worcester — Mike, Bob. Rob. and BIG BOY!! ; Afternoon on the Balcony; McDonald's Drive-lnto; Christmas Party; Flash Gordon; New Year's. SHARI DEGRECHIE FISH If you’re too busy to laugh, you're too busy. Call the fire department — It's my car!'; What time are we getting out?”; Let’s party! ; Monty. DOUG DUELL 1 Quarterback; Paula; Dougie ; pals with Mr. Hertz; Alice; 12 ; Chef Boy-ar De-so — Ooh, he's so good; needs some help with Rock Trivia; Doug, did you get that program done? ; Cartoon Trivia in Physics. JIM FIDO Jamie ; Bonky; Jay ; The Orange GTO; always needs a pen. DARCY FISHER Memories will follow me forever tho' I know dreams cannot come true. All those precious things we shared together, time goes by. I’ll still remember you . . B.H. The Unknown Peeping Tom; Where’s Juanita? ; Class Comedian; NASTY ; James Dean; Wild Woman at Potsdam State; Stray Cats. Say I was a mosqui- to. ; The German Secret; What if it was your grandmother? ; Always put the seat down.”; Olive plantation; Garbage Picker. KIM FISHER There is a reaching out. to know, to grow, to love and to believe, but there is also a reaching within. Jeff; great artist; too many sandwiches after Kiss concert; Remember the Christ- mas Party; Where’s the other boot?: po- tato fight; busted at the Rec; New Year’s; freckles. MISSY FRENCH MCNEILL The pleasure of love is loving. We are happier in the passion we feel than in that we arouse. (Missy and Kenny). Kenny this Kenny that . ; can't find the zipper! ; Superwoman; Is Missy absent again?; Remember the Rec. LAURA FROST Rich; BOCES. KIM GALUSHA Twelve years of hard labor is almost over; only to find that we've reached only the beginning. BOCES; dancing with Dave; Bobby; spot of tea; Strawberry Cream; The Four Cor- ners; J J's; XANADU; he Wild Life ; The Armpit of the Nation; Hackensack; Nature Trails; 151; H R Block; the pic- nic table; Fred!; Grad Night; Rock of Ages; 40 below; Guidance Office; Oh well, life goes on!; What do we care?; It just doesn't matter!” LYNN HAGGERTY I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expec- tations. and you are not in this world to live up to mine You are you and I am I and if by chance we find each other it's beautiful. Class brain; loves to scream in people’s ears; “Strawberry Shortcake ; never wants to be a Poette; loves The Golden Sands; Where's Estelle? ; Lighten Up Lynn!”; Oh Crud! ; McDonald's Drive- Into: Doesn't she have any pants?; Christ- mas Party; Flash Gordon; New Year’s; sweaty palms; loved a JOC. now she needs a crowbar. KIM HALL Red Wheel ; JOE; shopping cart; Schmuck Camp. S.C. at 0. DOUG HARRIS ACC; loves ALL women; International Lover”; never misses a party. JUANITA HAYES I tell you this No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn. Jim Morrison Juan”; Wad”; Super Weed”; The Doors — Jim Morrison Lives; SPARKY; Bob's Bar; Christmas Tournaments; loves younger men; Where's Darcy? ; The Blues Brothers; gossip; Most Likely To Free Charles Manson ; the Band-Aid Box; Urban Hitchcock; Garbage Picker. MICHELLE HERTZ Clarkson; Sharp Dressed Lady ; Pud- ding Pops; L.L Bean; Summer of '84; crunch; SP with JERM at trailer; rainy nights at Echo; computer printout for let- ters. NANCY JORDON Took dancing lessons from Cyndi Lauper; Cover Girl. PAUL KRUGER The reason the way of the transgressor is so hard is because it’s so crowded.” Oscar Wilde Heavy discussions with Mr. Hertz; Mr Chess King; Scuba Diving. RENEE LAFOND “Friendship is love and understanding.” Tasteless jokes; Buckwheat: Prince; Pur- ple Sneakers; Spaz; Tra-La-La; stay away from her gymbag; always in Lake George or South Glens Falls; wake and shake. GINA LAMAGNA There are things known and there are things unknown and in between are the Doors.” Jim Morrison Gene ; Cranberry Bog. The Bamboo Curtain; Bob's Bar; Christmas Tourna- ments; loves Sit 'n Bull ski weekends — Jack; Loni ; loves Italians; Mafia Rules; never misses a beat; The Mobe”. Lighten Up Lynn! ; BROOKLYN!!!; The Blues Brothers; takes dancing lessons from Ray and Gerry; Wild Weekend in Worcester — Rob. Mike. Bob. and BIG BOY!! ; Afternoon on the balcony; loves SPONSORED BY CURTIS LUMBER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM THE STAFF OF TEXACO WHITE CONSTRUCTION General Contracting Call for free estimates 623-2475 JENKINS AND POWERS Best Wishes Class of '85 Congratulations to the Class o '85 from the JEAN LOUISE SHOP Hudson St. Warrensburg NORTHEND DISCOUNT Soda, Chips, Beer Deli, Bottled Gas Groceries, Ice, Kegs “Where Everybody Smiles 212 Main St. Warrensburg 623-2502 CONGRATULATIONS Class of '85 from OFF THE TOP 4 Candid Camera!; Jason; Nature Trails; Potato Fight; Where's Lynn and Estelle?; Christmas Party; busted at the Rec; Flash Gordon; New Year's; Where’s Fish? JOHN O’CONNOR The grass is always greener on the other side until you get there and it’s artifi- cial turf! Soccer; President of the National Bat Man Fan Club; Your lights are on; The Olympic Twins; little Amy; Johnny; West Point; nice sweater. JUDIE PENNOCK “A lifetime isn't nearly long enough to figure out what it’s all about. Dean; Becker Jr College; loves Mrs. Frank; Chew; 69; SP with JERM at trailer; summer of '84; rainy nights at Echo; the truck: I can't. I've got to clean the house, then fix dinner! ; interior decorator. We need $2; bakery. TIM PERKINS Nous avons change tout cela. Computer Whiz; next Louis Armstrong; curly-top; Best Wrestler; little girls; Holi- day Inn; Air Force: living with Gene; runaway; waterbed. JIM POTTER Bag boy at Grand Union; BOCES; Oh No!, something big. JULIE POTTER Who knows, who cares, why bother. The Beast; aggresive field hockey player; goofing-off with Dave in Mrs. Frulla's class; Fred; let’s get fried; dinner in the cemetary; Hewi. Weeze. Biff. Steven P. — SCHONED: Wanna go home?; crash; Nature Trails; Where's Weeze? ; Hey Weeze. check out the new gym teach- er!! ; 39; Prom Night. Weezie’s second half: Hey Weeze. let’s have a party. ; Remember, we love THE NERDS.” PAULA PUTNEY I don’t need a great deal of love, but I do need a steady supply. Driving without a license; Nature Trails; car wash; county truck; Steve NAD John; How's Mr. Beck? MELISSA ROBERTS There is one thing which gives radiance to everything. It is the idea of something around the corner.” Formerly Mimi; physical therapist; nice dresser; Paris '82; Beth's and Donne’s buddy; Where's Michelle?; Got a new camera. PENNY ROUNDS Remember the past and the good times you’ve had; keep them close to your heart but don't dwell on them. Remember the past and the bad times you’ve had; keep them fresh in your mind and learn from them But. most of all. live for today, and remember that life goes on even after love dies. The Sheet”; Loverboy — but where was Penny?; Idol — camouflage; Nature Trails. Hackensack Mt.; What do we care — it just doesn’t matter!; potato fight; Nickel. DAVID SHERMAN This is but a moment in the flow of Eter- nity. so remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, and live for today.” Mrs. Frank’s pet; Rembrandt Sherman; The Bandana Man; Scarface — “You cockroach! ; Bonzo; The Gang (Gina. Tee. Joe. Dede); Rash Hudson; Animal Man; The ZOO; The Art Room; That's a great painting . I know ; The Skip Williams Lookalike; Dungeons and Drag- ons freak. DAN SMITH Dan's First Law: 'Always put off until tomorrow what you can do today.' Dan's Second Law: 'When tomorrow comes, re- fer back to Dan's First Law. younger men — “So what if he's three years younger than me?” ANNETTE LAVARNWAY In every winter's heart there is a quiver- ing spring, and behind the veil of each night there is a smiling dawn. Loves Italians (esp Jimmy); does really well in Calculus; fashion creativity; Gina, will you mail this letter for me? : Phone calls every morning — plastic bag full of change. JIM LINDBLADE “There is no man so good. who. were he to submit all his thoughts and actions to the laws, would not deserve hanging 10X in his life. Benedict Arnold; Nate: The Man Who Loves Women ; Basketball Star; stud; Mr. P.; Debbie; The Olympic Twins: loves Physics class; Where's John; go one on one with Dave C. DEBBIE LLOYD The Golden Will of Friendship is to listen to others as you would have them listen to you. Jimmy; remember the Christmas Party; Barbizon; Where’s Kim? ; nice clothes. PATTI MATERN Pen Woman ; Strawberry Blonde; dizzy; can’t see; hyperventilation; wide turns; al- ways hungry in Mrs. Olden's class; to the hospital : a real man’s lady; main drag in Lake George; Steve's woman; loves someone in Grand Union. ALAN MATTISON Big Al; SCHONED; Hey Mate!!; Where’s Steve?; How’s the weather up there? KIM NASON I am tied to the stake, and I must stand the course.” Nase; loves her darkroom; Stretchy Cheeks; too many jobs; Smile! You’re on THE MAN ; Saratoga ; two cans; ROTC; Phone the neighbors, wake the children . . . My. oh. my ; BAND! ZOOM!; One of these days . one of these days!; Ooba. Dooba!; Cartoon Triv- ia; dAtA; Gina from North Warren. HEIDI STORES Nature Trails; Prom Night; Paris '82; Mom ; I got the latest gossip for ya ; Men s Room; was a Great V-P; had too much. JILL TONEY The friendship that can cease has never been real. Jock; The Prez; Prom Queen; Hill; the next Mrs. VanDyke; Where’s Roy and Lenny?; Best Senior Spanish Student; Wong-Fu; We need workers!; Urban Hitchcock. SCOTT TUCKER What I want is all the power and none of the responsibility. Delia; He-Man; Body-building; BOCES; shy. DEBBIE VANGUILDER “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it is yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. Ask her about the bat; Matchew; Dude: Rock; firetruck; Battlegrounds; parallel park; Great Lakes; Carts; College Night; Rum Coke: Putz on the Mountain; Pizza Hut; G.S.. White Trans Am; Where’s M??!!; transmition oil; P.S.; C.D.; shoes; Day Dreams; Have a Bird; One fat hen .10 tiny tims. Oh no. we’re stuck!; The 4th; P.P ; Cheer!; P.S. I Wanna Rock. DAVID VENDITTO Able to corrupt a Saint.” Looks nice in anything; Where’s the Smurfmobile?; Mobil; Watch out Dave, here comes the bat!!; Nature Trails; BUGSY; Where’s Jeff?; the battery blew up; Julie’s buddy. LEIGH WILLIAMS The most virtuous of all men is he who is content with being virtuous without seek- ing to appear so. Plato Prom Night; MP; I can’t find my mit- ten! ; Billy Dee; Bruce — The Boss; Keep it in your pants: busted at the rec. BERNIE ANDREWS Budweiser Man; the Maniac Red Datsun; sleeping bag in his truck; never opens his mouth; a new Doors fan; never puts the seat down; You left me in the hot sun. KELLY ANNIS You’re only young once, but if you live it right, once is enough. Price Chopper; College Night; Don’t cry over spilt milk; Day Dreams; Coronary. S.F.; Oh no. we’re stuck! ; One fat hen ... 10 tiny tims: Great Lakes; Battle- grounds; Pizza Hut; P.P.; P.S. Panama. SUSAN BEDERIAN Austin; $7.00; your pants are on back- ward (behind the tree); Partying with Missy. Kim. Kevin, and Bobbi after dances. BOBBI JO FRYE Happiness is like a kiss; it feels better when you give it away. Marathon; writing on mirrors; always ac- quaintances; the sheet; Loverboy.”; the smile afterwards; The River Road; Hack- ensack; Grad Night; the grave yard; cheering; J J’s; 151; Lake George; 4 28 84; Nature Trails; Fred!; What do we care? It just doesn't matter!; tequila; Schmuck Camp; White Vette; Ah dah bah; 1000 Acres; Summer Camp; True Russian. LOUIS GRAY Cruise in Lake George; Mobil Station; Who got a ticket?; Nature Trails; Wait for me. will you carry this for me?; Loves to squeal those tires! STEVE MAHLER 42; Ming; Prom King; The next day Lysol and Maids ; Steven P.; Missing the BOCES bus!!; Don't get me involved ; SCHONED!; Coon Slide; Nature Trails. DAWN MCKINNEY I do my thing, and you do your thing you are you and I am I. And if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful; if not. it can’t be helped.” Night in the cemetary; TS; in the park; college; Jake: senior room; college night; Crossroads ; Window Creeper 2: Moon- light Strolls; ANDY ; Whiskey River; pool; Where’s Michelle?’’; Michelle, what are we going to tell your mother what we're doing in a cornfield?”; B L — night with TS in RV; Let it go! ; Off the bone! JAMES MARTINO This little game is fun to do. Just close your eyes, no way to lose. And I’m right there. I'm going to Release control, we’re breaking through. Jim Morrison The Doors — Jim Morrison Lives; Chink”; Is the doctor in?; Fishology; has a greenthumb; The Man About Com- stock; one of the Dudes and Dead-ends; the Rubber Room; the Great Bat Hunter; The Godafther; Dad, the rearview mirror fell off. ; a real Pavarotti fan. DEBBIE YOUNG Happiness isn’t something you exper- ience. it’s something you remember.” Tangy Taffy,; emergency brake; What a deal! ; Slurp . Splinters; It’s a cow sign!; Pizza Hut . tip; Tiki; The Geor- gian .. Tony; Can you tell me how to gel to Mai I’m staying here ... wate bed; Ormond .. hat. MARCO POLO’S Pizza Subs 623-2786 Congratulations Class of ’85 Compliments of GLEN ROAD DINER 623-9841 LE COUNT REAL ESTATE Main Street Warrensburg 623-2480 Congratulations Senior Class of '85 Compliments of WAYSIDE HOTEL Congratulations to the Seniors Richard Baker Sons Lumber THURMAN LUMBER CO. INC. Sawmill Home Builders Valley Rd. Thurman. NY 623-2970 Sharkey. Milford Craig Baker WARRENSBURG LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING INC. Complete Service Coin - Operated Dept. — Dry Cleaning 11 Richards Avenue Warrensburg, N Y. 12885 Phone 623-3101 or 668-2924 RAFTER J. WESTERN Congratulations to Jill and the Class of ‘85’, from Sweet’s Lumber. Best wishes to the Class of ’85 Bruce M. Jordan Attorney at Law Law Offices of John S. Hall 170 Main Street Warrensburg BLUEBIRD BAKERY 50 Main Street Warrensburg 14623-6101 Special Occasion Cakes, Danish, Breads, Coffecakes, Donuts, Cookies. WARRENSBURG FRUIT Fresh Fruit and Produce Delivered Daily Northland Auto Supply Co., Inc. Warrensouffl N Y 12885 (518) 623-2881 Exchange Student NECA Celada From Guatemala During the Month of August 1984, Neca arrived in the Robert and Mary Sweet Family — now their fourth daughter, She first became a part of this American family living and quickly became the typical, Guatemalan-American Student. With her American sister, Stephanie, Neca enrolled at Warrensburg Central in the junior class schedule. Of course, her school schedule was not that much more different than her native Guatemala — except that the absence of bells to end classes made her feel that classes did not really end. Neca’s home does not know seasons; weather in Guatemala is mild throughout the year. You can imagine her delight with snow and sliding downhill! Square dancing was also a most special treat. Since the popular bands do not travel to her Guatemala, Neca enjoyed the concerts she was able to attend at the Glens Falls Civic Center — Hall and Oats, especially. Some differences Neca experienced were the institution of meals. All three meals in Guatemala are large meals. Her study program in school never includes the famous “study halls. Her school year begins in January and continues through October for this reason, Neca returned January 1, 1985. Although she enjoyed her stay, her Family and her boyfriend were sorely missed. Like the typical American woman, Neca was thrilled with her daily meditation at the television — “The Guiding Light.” Although she enjoyed attending football and basket ball games, Neca enjoyed our television coverage. Living with the Sweet Family was a special joy to her with so large a family of “brothers and sisters” since she has only one sister. Although her career plans are not yet definite, she is most interested in psychology. Neca said upon interview that she will miss the Sweets; Mimi”, the dog; her friends from WCS, and, you guessed it — “The Guiding Light. “Warrensburg has been so kind to me. I am especially thankful to each of you — especially my Sweet Family — for making my visit here so happy. WRESTLING Back: Dan DeSantis, Pat Mansfield, Todd Beadnell, Randy Deyo, David Monroe, David Houseworth, Tim Perkins, Mr. Beck. Middle: Todd Palmer, Dave McNeill, Barre Cameron, Toby Bruce, Jeff Smith, Tim Hill. Front: Dale Needham, Tim Beadnell, Mike Shave, Rodney Trapasso, Sam Stone. J.V. BASKETBALL Back: Ed Webster, Matt Blair, Joq Quintel, Mr. Roberts, Mike Squires, Adam Bruce, Todd Arehart. Middle: Kevin Geraghty, John Baker, Matt Greenholtz, Steve Rumrill, Joel Quintel. Front: Scott Remington. 118 CP ) rgnPFn x dc a n rprn Our special, continued thanks to THE MOREAU STUDIO Richard and Margaret Durling Photography of Excellence “Over 20 years experience” Jerry Squires 623-9464 WALLPAPERING PAINTING (518) 623-2026 Riverside Gallery Lenore R. Smith 2 Elm Street 623-9818 Warrensburg. NY 12885 50 River Street THE HOUSE OF COOKS Located at the Outlet Barn KITCHEN WARES — GOURMET COOKING ITEMS Spices — Teas — Baskets — Potpourri 623-9814 Warrensburg, NY 12885 BOB GRIFFIN SONS INC. SUNOCO 210 Main Street Warrensburg 623-2559 CONGRATULATION COACH AND PLAYER OF THE YEAR! IN ADIRONDOCK LEAGUE FOOTBALL! %To the class of 85 From the class of 88 COMPLIMENTS OF WARRENSBURG VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY, INC. Kevin Geraghty President David Peters Vice President Jonathan Geraghty Secretary Sean Geraghty Treasurer Jonathan Geraghty Director Gary Ross Director David Spatz Director Rudolph Squires Director James Hull Chief Gene Combs First Assistant Chief Richard Hull Second Assistant Chief Paul Bederian First Captain Earl Persons Second Captain Anthony Forino Third Captain Andrew Griffin Fire Police Captain Robert Frye Emergency Squad Captain John Kindred Assistant Squad Captain Sean Geraghty Squad Financial-Secretary Joseph Baker Tom Baker Joseph Barlow Charles Bederian Sr. Robert Blackmer Bonnie Cleavland Keith Cleavland Larry Cleveland Carl Combs J. Scott Combs Ronald Dorrance Paul Dufford Jr. Herbert Dutcher Brian Engle Calvin Engle Robert Farrell Edward Frulla James Gallup Alan Hall Charles Johnston James Leonard Pearl McNeill Mickey Monroe Phyllis Monthony Henry Moulton Gerald Pennock Jerry Perry Jerry Squires Robert Tubbs LYNN HAGGERTY ESTELLE KIM NASON CAVANAGH THE ’85 HACKENSACK is what it is because of tireless hours of fun and hard work. These “Editors” carried many roles throughout a twelve month preparation and deserve a hearty “well-done and God bless you!” DEBBIE YOUNG GINA LAMAGNA TEE SWAN Congratulations to the Class of '85 from NORTHWAY FLOOR 126 127 '