Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

Hackensack ’■ Copywritten: June 1986 By The Senior Class Of The Warrensburg Central School Warrensburg, New York 12885 Volume Number 42 Edi tor-In -Chief Thomas F. Swan Editorial Board Kelley Baker 86 Suzanne Connor ’86 Sarah Haggerty ’87 David Houseworth ’86 Desiree'Combs ’87 Deborah Byrne ’86 Susan Haggerty ’86 Kathy Jo Tucker ’86 Paula Converse ’87 Kelly Farrar ’88 Faculty Advisor: Rev. C. JHichael Abraham LAUREEN A. OUELLETTE PRESIDENT HONOR STUDENT “Some Say, Holding On Is What Makes You Strong, Sometimes It’s Letting Go!” SIMONA L. HALL VICE-PRESIDENT “A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you today just the way you are.” KATHY JO TUCKER SECRETARY “I do my thing, you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I.” ANGELA M. TARAS TREASURER HONOR STUDENT “Only those who will risk going too far can possi- bly find out how far one can go.” ROBERT J. MURRAY STUDENT COUNCIL “Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but they really make you feel that you, too, can become great.” ROBERT M. OLDEN STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR STUDENT “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all. DEBORAH L. BYRNE “You are never given a dream without the pow- er to make it come true.” SUZANNE M. CONNOR “I shall pass through this world but once and go through life holding my head high for I have but one life to live and any good I can do or any kindness I can show let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again and I’ll know I made the best of it.” ANDREA J. COOPER I am not judged by the number of times I fail, but by the number of times I succeed, and the number of times I suc- ceed is in direct propor- tion to the number of times I can fail and keep on trying.” Tom Hopkins ■V KELLY A. DEVITTO Go through life holding your head high, for you have only one life to live and you know you made the best of it.” % LEONARD R. FRAZIER “Take away a human’s faults and individuality and you take away the human.” KIMBERLY L. GRIFFIN “Cherish yesterday and dream of tomorrow, but live for today.” SUSAN J. HAGGERTY HONOR STUDENT “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.” THOMAS A. PERKINS HONOR STUDENT “Always work for the future, but live for to- day. THOMAS F. SWAN HONOR STUDENT “If you understand, things are just as they are. If you do not understand, things are just as they are. CEMANDA J. WEST HONOR STUDENT “If you can imagine it, you can believe it. If you can dream it, you can become it.” DON AVAN S. BAKER “For those who always been picked on, don't try to fight with your oponents, simply out-wit him.” KELLEY D. BAKER “There are moments when everything goes as you wish; don't be frightened — it won’t last. Jules Renard PATRICIA A. BARLOW “We can only find love in our hearts, but we need a little soul to keep the love and our goals. TOD M. BEADNEALL “I Want My MTV, I Want Money for Nothing and the Checks for Free.” RAYMOND P. BENTLEY “Some people think it's holding on that makes one strong. Sometimes it’s letting go. VICKI A. CARPENTER “What you pass around to others will come back around to you.” DONALD J. CROSSE “Give me a lever long enough and a prop strong enough and I could single handed move the World.” SHERRY FRENCH STACEY L. FULLER Life is a gamble and if you don’t take risks it’s not worth living. MICHELE C. DORAN “The best may slip, and the most cautious fall; He’s more than mortal that never erred at all.” ROSA L. GUYETTE “It isn’t what you do; it’s what you’re caught doing.” GERALDINE R. HAYES “Life’s greatest tragedy isn’t in not achiev- ing your goal. It’s in not having a goal to achieve.” JOHN M. HENSLER DAVID C. HOUSEWORTH “No matter how much we struggle or strive, we’ll never get out of this world alive.” MICHAEL LAVARNWAY “He is not a wise man that will quit a certain- ty for an uncertainty. DARCY A. LLOYD “If a challenge lies before you, see it to the end. And if some trouble knocks you down, Get up and try again. Life victors aren't al- ways fast starters, but rather those who don’t give in. For the ultimate winners never quit and the quiters never win!” PATRICK MANSFEILD DAVID MCNEILL GERALD J. MCNEILL “It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow.” LISA J. MCNEILL “Dreams of today can be the realities of tomorrow.” SHALE W. MILLER “Life is like a race; you have to participate to win.” WILLIAM M. MINER “Woman's love is writ in water, Woman’s faith is traced in sand.” BONNIE L. MONROE “Never look back to where you have been always look forward to where you are going. Keep smiling with every achievement you meet. Never frown at the failures, just get up and start again. Life doesn't end at failure!” MICHAEL J. NEEDHAM “Life is a journey on a rainbow’s beams, a journey of hope that fulfills your dreams. Sooner or later you'll reach the end; you'll find not riches, but instead a friend.” HAROLD H. O'CONNOR “Greatness comes to those who dare to sweat, dare to strain, and dare to endure the pain!” MICHELLE J. PRATT Dream-not of yesterday but of tomorrow.” CAROLA A. REED “You are never given a dream without the power to make it come true.” GERALD D. REED A moment’s insight is sometimes worth a life’s experience.” DAWN M. REMINGTON “If you can imagine it you can achieve it, If you can dream it, you can become it.” JEFFREY R. SMITH “If I cannot do great things I’ll do small things in a great way.” STEPHANIE L. SWEET “Only those who will risk going far can pos- sibly find out how far one can go.” BONNIJ. TRAP ASSO “Life is filled with many opportunities-but in order to find these you have to search.” ALTON F. WEIDMAN “When in fear when in doubt go down to the office and DROP OUT!!!” HEIDI E. ZUSCHLAG “To love and be loved are two of the great- est experiences in life.” Memories At last we've reached this special night For which we’ve waited so long- Anxious to be held by someone special As they play our favorite song. Lavender and silver adorn the walls Making a beautiful sight. Emotions flow between one another; Love is in the air tonight. From little children we’ve grown as friends, Sharing our laughter and tears. Soon we will look back upon this day, For these are our “Tender Years.” Michael J. Needham Class of '86 COLOR Lavender-Silver FLOWER Rose MOTTO Today’s precious moments are tomorrow's fond memories. •’AVi-V “Tender Years” Donovan Baker Football 8 Kelley Baker Chorus 7,8,9; Yearbook 11,12; 4-H 9; Church Activities 7,8,9,10,11,12; Unique Placement 12; S.A.D.D. 11, 12 Vice-Presi- dent; School Play 12 Patty Barlow Majorette 7,8,9,10; Chorus 7,8,9,10,11,12 Tod Beadnell Football 7,8,9,10,11,12; Wrestling 7,8,9,10,11,12; Prom Court 11 Ray Bentley Yearbook 9,10,11; 4-H 7,8,9,10; Church Activi- ties 7,8,9,10,11,12 Debbie Byrne National Honor Society 10,11,12 President; Year- book 12; Scholarship Awards 8,9,10; 4-H 7,8,9,10; Church Activities 7,8,9,10,11.12; S.A.D.D. 11,12 Secretary; Academic All-Ameri- can; French Club 10,11; School Play 12 Vicki Carpenter Softball 7,8,9; 4-H 7,8; Chorus 7,8,9,10 Sue Connor National Honor Society 10,11.12; Yearbook 12; Scholarship Awards 7,8,9,10; 4-H 8,9,10,11; S.A.D.D. 11; Unique Place- ment 12; Who's Who In American High Schools 11; Academic All American 11; School Play 12 I Tom Connor Andie Cooper National Honor Society 10,11,12; Prom Court 11; Field Hockey 7,9,10,11,12; Scholarship Awards 7,9,10,11; 4-H 7,11,12; Church Activities 7,8,9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Who’s Who In American High Schools; Student Senate Policy Forum; Law Essay Contest Winner No Photo Available Frank Coulman Band 7,8,9,10,11,12; Yearbook 7,8,9,10,11,12; Band Vice-President 11; School play 12 Don Crosse Baseball 8,9,10; Football 7,8,11,12; Soccer 9,10; Wrestling 8,9,10,11,12 Kelly Devitto Band 7,8,9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 9,10,11,12; Softball 7,8,9,10,11,12; Nation- al Honor Society 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Volleyball 7,8,9,10,11,12; Scholarship Awards 9,10,11; Church Activities 7,8,9,10,11,12; Foreign Exchange Student Michele Doran Yearbook 11,12; Scholarship Awards 7,11 Lenny Frazier National Honor Society 10,11,12; Scholar- ship Awards 7,8,9,10,11; Paper Carrier 2 years; Academic All American Sherry French Stacey Fuller Softball 10,11; School Play 9,10,11,12 Kim Griffin Band 7,8,9,10; Class Officer 11; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Yearbook 10; Prom Court 11; Chess Club 10; Field Hockey 8,9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11; Girls Bas- ketball 9,10,11; Presidential Classroom; Senate Student Policy Forum; American Le- gion Award; Ellen Frazier History Award; Varsity Club 11; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 11; Academic All American 11; French Club 9,10,11 Rosa Guyette Chorus 7 Susie Haggerty Cheerleader 9; National Honor Society 9,10,11; Yearbook 12; Field Hockey 9; Scholarship Awards 7,8,9; Church Activities 7,8,9,10,11,12; Academic All American; S.A.D.D. 11,12; French Club 10,11 Simona Hall Band 7,8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 7,8,9,10,11,12; Chosen for Area All State 10,11,12; Solo Competition 10,11,12; Class Officer-Vice President 9,10,11,12; Prom Court 11; Volleyball 10,11,12; Girls Basket- ball 9,10,11,12; Scholarship Awards-Music 10,11 Geri Hayes Cheerleader 11,12; Church Activities 16 years John Hensler Baseball 7,8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 7,8,9,10,11,12; Football 11,12; Soccer 7,8,9,10; Prom Court 11 Joe Hill Wrestling 7 -----U No Photo Available f Dave Houseworth Baseball 11,12; Football 11,12; Yearbook 12; Wrestling 11,12; Scholarship Awards 8; Church Activities 7,8,9,10,11,12; Fire War- den 11,12 Mike Lavarnway Scholarship Awards 10; Golf 10,12 Darcy Lloyd Cheerleader 12; Yearbook 12 Pat Mansfield Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12 David McNeill Wrestling 9,10,11,12 Gerry McNeill Yearbook 9,10; Bowling 7; 4-H 10; Scouts 8; Church Activities 9,10,11 Lisa McNeill Scholarship Awards 8 --------------1 No Photo Available _____________i Shale Miller Soccer 7,8; Ski Club 7,8,11 Bill Miner Basketball 7,8,9; Football 8,9; B.O.C.E.S. Bonnie Monroe Band 7,8,9,10,11; Chorus 7,8,9,10,11,12; Chess Club 7; Field Hockey 8; 4-H 7,8,9,10,11,12; All County 7,8,9,10; All State; School Play 9,10; B.O.C.E.S. 11,12 Bob Murray Band7; Baseball 7,8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 7,8,9,10,11,12; Football 7,8,10,11,12; Stu- dent Council 7,8,9,11,12; Soccer 7,8; Wres- tling 7; Prom Court 11; Ski Club 7,11 Mike Needham Cross Country 7,8,9,10,11; Prom Court 11; Ski Club 11; Scholarship Awards 9 Harold O'Conner Football 7,8; Cross Country 10,12 Bob Olden Class Officer 9,10; Football 7,11,12; Nation- al Honor Society 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Soccer 8,9,10; Prom Court 11; Ski Club 7,8,11,12; Scholarship Awards 8,9,10,11; Boy's State 11 Laureen Ouellette Band 7,8,9,10,11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12; Class Officer President 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Student Council Secre- tary 7,9,12; Yearbook 7; Prom Court 11; Field Hockey 9,10,11,12 Captain; Volley- ball 9,10,12; Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Captain; Ski Club 7,8; Varsity Club Vice-President 11,12; Church Activi- ties 11,12 Tom Perkins Basketball 8; Football 7; National Honor So- ciety 11,12; Soccer 8,9,10; Prom Court 11; Ski Club 7,8,11,12; Scholarship Awards 7,8,9,10; Boys State Representative Nation- al Merit Leadership Award; Academic All- American Michelle Pratt Cheerleader 12; Student Art Show 9,10,11,12 Jay Reed Basketball 7,8,9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Prom Court 11 Dawn Remington Field Hockey 7; Volleyball 7; Bowling 7,8; Softball 10 Sharon Scroggins Baseball 7,8,9; 4-H 11,12 Mike Shave Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 7,8,9,10,11,12; Scholarship Awards 9 Jeff Smith Baseball 6,7; Football 7; Soccer 8; Wrestling 7,11,12; Cross Country 12; Ski Club 9; Prom Court 11; Bowling 7,8,12; Cub Scouts; Landscaping Tee Swan Angie Taras Softball 7,8,9,10,11,12; Girls Basketball 10,11,12; Class Officer-Treasurer 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Prom Court 11; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Queen 11; Bowl- ing 8,9; Elmira College Key Award 11; Girls Varsity Club 11,12; S.A.D.D. 11,12 Bonni Trapasso Softball 10,11,12; Chorus 9,12; Class Offi- cer-Secretary 9, President 11; Wresting Scorekeeper 9,11,12; Prom Court 11; Field Hockey 9,10,11, Captain 12; Physical Fit- ness Award 9 Kathy Tucker Class Officer-Secretary 12; Yearbook 12; Scholarship Awards 7,8,10,11; Unique Placement-Accounting 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Stephanie Sweet Band 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Yearbook 10,11,12; Chess Club 7,8; Scholarship Awards 7,8,9,10,11; 4-H 8,9,10,11,12; Explorer Post 9,10,11; Church Acitivites 6,7,8,9,10,11,12; Who's Who Among American High Schools; Academic All American; Elmira College Key Award; Na- tional 4-H Congress; Regents Awards; S.A.D.D. 11,12; School Play 9,10,11,12; Language Club; Solo Competion 7,8,11; All County Band 7,8,9,10,11 Student Council 7,8,9; Prom Court 11; Girls Basketball 9,10,11; Ski Club 8,12; Scholar- ship Award 7; Explorer Posts 10; Church Activities 10 34 Band 7,8,9,10; Chorus 7,8,10,11,12; Schol- arship Award 11; Softball 9,10; Summer Softball 7,8,9,10; Horticulture Treasurer 11; Horticulture Vice-President 12 Cemanda West Band 7,8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 7,8,9,10,11,12; Class Officer 9,11; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Field Hockey 9,10,11; 4-H 11; Hiking Club 8,9; Stage Band 10,11; Pop Singers 11; Choraliers 10 Heidi Zuschlag Which One? Aren't We Cute?!! Want Some?? DEDICATION j Cf ly t ° •A _ o )Q, 'h Jl ° 3Tixiun -j ¥ j ■v. -3! n the past 13 years, many individuals have shown both enthusiasm and devotion to the Class of 1986. One teacher, however, has gone beyond this enthusiasm and devotion. Somehow, six years ago we timidly entered the “Sixth Grade Zoo” — scared to death. “A black phantom” suddenly appeared. Normally, sixth graders would shudder; but we sensed his wish to take us under his wing. We sensed his wanting to mold us into solid, firm, wholesome adults. We left sixth grade, but this “black phantom” never left us. Through our many high school activities he continued both his enthusiasm and devotion for us as a class. More recently, publishing the HACKENSACK ’86 became a problem. He assumed it with us. We the Class of 1986, proudly dedicate Volume 46 of the HACKENSACK ’86 to the Rev. Eather C. Michael Abraham. Thank you so much for your undying love and devotion. i rVA APPRECIATION Graduation culminates the many years of study, the personal dedication, and the labors of many. We, the Class of 1986, gratefully commend out class advisors, Mrs. Ouellette and Mrs. Lawson, for three and one-half years of constant guidance, advice and “tender loving care.” So many times we procrastinated when decisions should have been immediate. We often expected things to happen without our having to exert any effort. Both Mrs. Ouellette and Mrs. Lawson led us to the necessities of decision, the strength to making healthy decisions as students, with the confidence to continue decision making as adults. The Class of 1986 gratefully appreciates Mrs. Ouellette and Mrs. Lawson and wishes to commend this in this HACKENSACK ’86. For three years, we, the Class of 1986, have been most fortunate to have the example and the dedication of Mr. Daniel Connor as our High School Principal. We have always felt that as students we were very much a part of his own life. Senior privileges, our senior room, always being there were indicators of Mr. Connor’s constant presence. We appreciate these and many more continued expressions of his love for each of us. HACKENSACK ’86 proudly commends you, our principal, Daniel Connor. 37 Mr. Frederick Seri ver President Mr. Michael Hill Vice President B O A R D Mr. George Lane Mr. Arthur Brown O F Mr. Benjamin Guiles Mrs. Amanda Barnes E D U C A T I O N Mr. John Arehart Mr. Gary Martin Mrs. Mary Ellen Reed 39 JUh JUNIORS, ROW 1: Chris Sprague, Dan West, Van Baker, At Martin; ROW 2: Rachel Adams, Donna Griswold, Beth Dorrance, Kim Redfield; ROW 3: Stephanie Kruger, Amy Meurman, Amy Perry, Jon Baker, Lori Lavine JUNIORS, ROW 1: Chris DeFranco, Desiree’ Combs, Matt Thompson, Scott Russell; ROW 2: Michele Keller, Nikki Kenyon, Sue Baker, Lesley Lloyd; ROW 3: Sally Haggerty, Paula Converse, Ed Webster, Al Hall, Charles Wallace, Terry Vernum CKS JUNIORS, ROW 1: Dan DeSantis, Adam Bruce, Dane Smith, Tim Burnham; Row 2: Tami Persons, Tracey Burnham, Wendi Persons, Julie Burnett; ROW 3: Cherith Tenant, Angie Rouleau, Joq Quintet, Lisa Lomax JUNIORS, ROW 1: Advisors: Mr. Bertrand and Mr. Renyolds; ROW 2: Rachel Adams, Chris DeFranco, Lesley Lloyd; ROW 3: Nikki Kenyon, Tammi Persons, Tracey Burnham. SOPHOMORES, ROW 1: Melanie Lauben, Diana Byrne, Amy Monroe, Missy Langworthy, ROW 2: Kirsten Higgins, Jody Mon- roe, Deanne Peters, Jason Miller, ROW 3: Laurie Granger, Kim DeVitto, Rachel Sawyer, Mike Squires, J Aldrich SOPHOMORES, ROW 1: Becky Tucker, Michelle Bennet, Cindy Witherbee, Donna Sherwood, ROW 2: Linda Webster, Tammy Wood, Roberta Walker, Candy Dingman SI 11 i SOPHOMORES, ROW 1: Steve Hatch, Joe Sherman, Jim Rouleau, Toby Bruce, ROW 2: Joel Quintal, Bob Frye, Bryn McNeil, Pat Arehart, ROW 3: Steve Rumrill, John Durkin, Mark LaFond, Dan DeMarsh, Aemon Kolasienski, Kevin Geraghty SOPHOMORES, ROW 1: Ann Marie Swan, Gina Lloyd, Brandon Ovitt, Heather Vroman, ROW 2: Wendy Baker, Diane Stroebeck, Kelly Baker, Anna Dingman, ROW 3: Shannon Bedarian, Chris Connor, Laurel Wood, Kim Pe- luso, Angel Vaisey ►4CICCS SOPHOMORES, ROW 1: Kelly Farrar, Amy LaVarnway, Brenda O'Connor, ROW 2: Shannon Warne, Lisa Ovitt, Tiffany Burke, Wendy Murphy, Tami Prosser, ROW 3: Patti Kenyon, Holly Boothby, Michelle Monroe, Michelle Cheru- bino SOPHOMORES, ROW 1: Ricky Beadnell, Chris Martino, Mike Morehouse, Russell Clark, ROW 2: Randy Jordan, Dave Monroe, John Germain, Bob Pinney SOPHOMORES, ROW 1: Joe Madison, Rick Bruner, Ed Pe- terson, Gary Ostrander, ROW 2: Donald Wallace, Joe Burt, Steve Burch FRESHMEN, ROW 1: Judy Crosse; ROW 2: Courtney Hig- gins, Dawn Lemery, Brenda Ackley, Deborah Keenan; ROW 3: Sunday Combs, Kristi Carpenter, Julia Leventhal FRESHMEN, ROW 1: Sheryl Collins, Tammy Pepper; ROW 2: Crystal Baker, Lori McNeill, Missy Remington FRESHMEN, ROW 1: Tim Webster, Dan Collier, Damon Alecksynas, Todd Palmer; ROW 2: Heather Mantz, Kathy Roesch, Nancy Haggerty, Kim Butler, Kathy Jo Carvell, Mi- chelle Morgan FRESHMEN, ROW 1: Mary Sue Adams, Doni Lynn Combs, Amy Baker; ROW 2: Kathy Connor, Rebecca Pratt, JoAnn Sapienza, Evie Baker FRESHMEN, ROW 1: Lori Lomax; ROW 2: Jennifer Whi- tacre, Mindy Haskell, Kristen Stein, Stacy Eddy; ROW 3: Holly Zuschlag, Jennifer Parker, Philippa Lauben ■MEN FRESHMEN, ROW 1: Paula Moulton, Candy Walker, Missy Cheney; ROW 2: Tammy Davis, Beth Taylor, Tonya Spra- gue, Dawn McKinney, Kelli Cameron FRESHMEN, ROW 1: Shannon Kolasienski, Jamie Potter; ROW 2: Darren McKinney, Graham Lewis, Dennis West, Pat Converse; ROW 3: David Raymond, Scott Remington, Tim Hill, Matt Allen, Ken Hall FRESHMEN, ROW 1: Wayne Moffitt, James Baker, Jarred Ferullo, David Pandolfo; ROW 2: Brian Burkhardt, Damon Baker, David Edwards, Chris Parker FRESHMEN, ROW 1: John Bederian, Darcy Needham, Mary Ann O'Rourke, Denise LaFond; ROW 2: John Robbins, Jenni- fer Welch, Jolie Bruce, Doug DeGrechie GRADE 8, Row 1: Shannon Thompson, Sam Stone, Scott Steenken, Jody Baker, ROW 2: Cammie Sprague, Sheryl Strasser, Janet Kenyon, Linda Mulvey, Jennifer Toney, Tim Beadnell GRADE 8, ROW 1: Mike Pataki, Chris Burnham, Scott Pike; ROW 2: Larry Olden, Tad Casey, Glen Bills, Steve Monthony; ROW 3; Brian Reed, Andy Degen, Phil Bederian, Jack Schloss GRADE 8, Row 1: Matt Ap- ple, Mike Morehouse, Ran- dy LaVarnway; ROW 2: Darren Duell, Bernie Mon- roe, Jeff Hall, Jeff McMa- han; ROW 3: Scott Brown, Shannon Lanfair, Wayne Anderson, Jeff Latham, Da- mian Kloss 11111 GRADE 8, ROW 1: Rene Ostrander, Rick Oehler, Chris Cheney, Tracey Cheney; ROW 2: Matt Greenholtz, Theresa Twiss, Jeanine Nemec, Robin Winslow, Chris Doran, Venena Mosher GRADE 8, ROW 1: Nancy Frasier, Laura Mundy, Sharon Remington; ROW 2; Becky Moon, Shelia Bates, Debra Lackey, Pam O’Con- nor, LouistGraves GRADE 8, ROW 1: Windy Witherbee, Shari Bush, Ju- lie Dingman; ROW 2: Me- lanie Collier, Tammy Hayes, Donna King GRADE 7, ROW 1: Matt Monroe, Mike Anderson; ROW 2: Pete Espinos, Neil Prespare, Brian Hatch, Dan McNeill; ROW 3: Burgess Ovitt, Shannon Wood, Chip Webster, Jim Juliano GRADE 7, ROW 1: Tammy Rafferty, Patience Bruce, Hilary Haskell, Sarah Leventhal; ROW 2: Heather Boothby, Denise Robichaud, Melissa Geraghty, Lisa Schryer, Michelle Frazier, Amy Stein GRADE 7, ROW 1: Al Vasak, Adam Burch, Randy Cheru- bino, Clifton Nelson; ROW 2: Mike Reynolds, Derek Dur- kin, Chad Armstrong, Chris Burkhardt, Sean Roseway, Doug West GRADE 7, ROW 1: Adam Griswold, Bill Wolford, Greg Lyons, Matt Morehouse; ROW 2: Glen Guyette, Gerald Prosser, Shaun Planty, Paul Williams, Acey Moffitt, Craig Combs GRADE 7, ROW 1: Jessica Mason, Holly Ovitt, Regina Olden, Patty Hermance; ROW 2: Donna Sherwood, Lin- da Blackburn, Jessica Semon, Kelly Oehler, Erin Connor, Bunny Brown GRADE 7, ROW 1: Tom Kenyon, Greg Putney; ROW 2: Jeff Mahler, Akai O’Keefe, Matt Reed, Buzz Whitacre; ROW 3: Mike Smith, Aaron Mosher, Brian Murphy, K.J. Hertz, Ed Drexel GRADE 7, ROW 1: Carolee VanDerwalker, Donna Wood, Darcy Squires, Nicole Deyo; ROW 2: Amy Morehouse, Mar- yalice Burt, Laurie Martin, Bob Edmunds, Juanita Winslow, Alexis Alger, Karma Mantz 49 GRADE 6CkXA facc- nelAav Mr. Abraham, ROW 1: Jamie Carpenter, Shannon Pratt, James Farrar, Shane Manso;AROW 2: Melissa Pataki, Carrie Lloyd, Moriah Ferullo, Melissa Rounds, Jacqueline Sweet, Kristy Wolford; ROW 3: Jonathon Parker, Hial Hall, Melinda Smith, Roderick Kenyon, Warren Schloss, Chellen Tennant, Aaron Duell, Mr. Abraham GRADE 6, Mr. Heilman, ROW 1: Hilary Afehart, Harold Walker, Eric Braley, Herman Witherbee, Richard Bailey, Daniel Degan, Ronald Prosser; ROW 2: Carly Scherer, Brandy DeGrachie Renee Webster, Heidi Monroe, Melissa Davis; ROW 3: Mr. Heilman, Kim Bolton, Christopher Byrne, Jason Rusia, Douglas West, Justin Duell Ar .Li irt GRADE 6, Mrs Potter ROW 1: Burt Carson, William Smith, Brian Rumrill, Chad Palmer, Gary Baker, Edward Bennett, ROW 2: liana Morqan, Monica Stone, Heidi Knickerbocker, Daralyn West, Melissa Lanfair, Emma Hall. ROW 3: Sheila Monthony, Shane Guyett, William Olden, William Cameron, Sue Morehouse, Jennifer Nemec, Amy Baker, Mrs. Potter GRADE 6. Mr. Roberts, ROW 1: Shawn McKinney, Brian Constantineau, Denny Hunter, Billie Galusha, Theodore Baker David Budrodeen, ROW 2: Jessica Smock, Bridgette Carpenter, Jamie Birdsall, Jennifer Boothby, Sylvia deMars, Melissa Perry. ROW 3: Amelia Drexel, Kathy Stenkeen, Daryl Wallace, Jennifer Adams, Mr. Roberts GRADE 5, Mr-.Howe. R0W 1: Tom Edmunds, Jonathan Arehart, Adam Casey, Laurie Harrington, Terri DeGrachie, Stacey Aldrich; ROW 2: Jon Pexley, Erika Ross, Cheyenne Potter, Joanna Barnes, Ralph Ehle, Ron Zarczynski; ROW 3' Mr Howe Jason Tucher, Laurie Remington, Julie Cleavland, Mandy Potter, Jon Welch GRADE 5, Miss Spencer, ROW 1: Heather Annis, Terry Woodward, Jason Warne, Jerrie Remington, Nina Sparks; ROW 2' James Combs, Mark Richards, Dixie Durkin, Matthew Maciariello, Bethany Hill; ROW 3: Miss Spencer, Joseph Hensler Michael Baker, Reigan Burke, Melissa Smith, Marc Apple, Caleb Martin GRADE 5, Mrs. Bamberger, ROW 1: Jaime Tucker, Carrie Winslow, Jennifer Warner Deidre Peters; ROW 2; S ot, K 9' ®t®ph 1® Russell, Darcy Olden, Joe Castro, Leonard Bills; ROW 3; Kevin Worth, Paul Hill, Marc Kenyon, David Webster, Matt Vanderwarker, Mrs. Bamberger GRADE 5, Mr. Hammel, ROW 1: Pricsilla Clark, Darcy Monroe, Stacy Carpenter, Crystal Butler, Erica Sawyer; ROW 2: Lome Persons, John Dingman, Sean Baker, Scott Castro, Renee Hall, Melissa Tatro; ROW 3: Brandy Ward, Mr. Hammel, Jeremy Arehart, Daron Bolton, Christopher Nemec, Garret Conklin, Jim Persons GRADE 4, Miss LaPoint, ROW 1: Melissa Amedeo, Jeremy Skipper, Heather Peluso, Marcia Reed, Heather Constantineau, Carly Repko, ROW 2: John Haskell, Darin Rafferty, Farley Nelson, Cathy Morgan, Ruth Adams, Peggy Morehouse, Miss LaPoint, ROW 3: Patrick Witherbee, Joseph Altman, Jeremy Moon , Adam Hall, Douglas Robichaud GRADE 4, Mrs. Moynihan, ROW 1: Charlotte Ostrander, Nicole Le Count, Tonya Hall, Amanda Baker, Carrie Lamy, ROW 2: Billy Stark, Israel Moffitt, Devin Durkin, Richard Fox, Lucus Mason, Sean Lanfear, Michael Persons, Mrs. Moynihan, ROW 3: Max Galusha, Brett Moulton, Charles Olden, Jimmy Penman, Brendan LaRock, Eric Reed GRADE 4, Mrs. Grace, ROW 1: Jessica Tatro, Daniel Coulman, Timothy Connelly, L.A. Morton, Ester Lindblade: ROW'2: Jason Rogers, Jeffrey Cherubino, James Ligon, Theresa Beadnell, Michael Maciariello, Jason Mahler; ROW 3: Beth Converse, Kimberly Mulvey, Bradley Nelson, Shannon Amell, Jodi Greenholtz GRADE 4, Mrs. Kusnierz, ROW 1: Taryn Witherbee, Wesley Proctor, Michael Morhouse, Arthur Prosser, Wayne Richards; ROW 2: Brandy Bennett, Michelle Arnold, Ragina Gough, Sherri Baker, Gwen Peluso, John Sweet; ROW 3; Jenmter Perkins, Seth Brown, Michael Wolford, Stephen Goucher, Shannon Roseway GRADE 3, Mr. Grant, ROW 1: Kelly Brilling, April Millington, Evelyn Wood, Michael Lawler, Morgan Hamilton, Jamie Munyon; ROW 2: Sage Glatz, Kelly Moynehan, Lisa Stark, Jerri Perry, David Scroggins, John Olden, Jadee Arnold; ROW 3: Thomas Belden, Heather Shalhoub, Christine Duffy, Catrina Frisbie, Angel Young, Bryon Karson, Eric Conklin, Mr. Grant GRADE 3, Mrs. Hubert, ROW 1: John Barnes, Jennifer Reed, David Goucher, Amy Reynolds; ROW 2: K. Hubert, Keith Cleaveland, Aaron Eddy, Jessica Johnson, Matthew Weidman, Troy Beadnell; ROW 3: Raymond Hensler, Joseph Dick, Danielle Bolton, Scott Roberts, Jason Bederian, Ben Kloss, Stacey Lamy, Danielle Shippey, Alexandra Cost, Heather Moffitt GRADE 3, Miss Mannix, ROW 1: Daniel Mattison, David Baker, Shannon Hayes, James Rafferty, Andrea Lamphier, Jason Hull; ROW 2: Sarah Hasting, Jackie Ackley, Jessica Duell, Shellie Vanderwarker, Jesse O'Neil, Becky Templeton, Joshua Wilde; ROW 3; Jarred Smith, Edgar Castro, Benjamin Davis, Shana Brown, Brielle Kilts, Janice Jackson GRADE 3, Mrs. Brown, ROW 1: Steven Baker, Megan Scherer, Tracy Oehler, Jennifer Millington, Kimberly Lamy; ROW 2: Gerald Remington, Lucas Smock, Charlene Dingman, Jacqueline Randall, Vinda Sutphin; ROW 3: Allen Cox, Danny Ackley, Timothy Cameron, David Sprague, Stacy Reynolds, Alison Apple GRADE 2, Mrs. Leone, ROW 1: Michael Appje, Maria Tucker, Eric Warrington, Douglas Crandall, Nellie Sprague, Adam Kola- sienski Jasen Norton; ROW 2: Michael Me Tague, Christina Coulman, Erin Greenholtz, Amanda Wrigley, Michael Monforte, Gerald Hopkins; ROW 3: Jeremy Bradway, Shannon A. Reed, Richard Clark, Shannon Sprinqer Terry LaVergne, Lauralee Juckett, Douglas Olden a y GRADE 2 Mrs. A. Ellis ROW 1: Jason Prosser, Jason Kenyon, Kenneth Olden, Kristian Keller, Lauren Zarczynski, Wendy ,R0W,-2' Cr al Stone' Megan Monroe, Valerie Mattison, April Ross, Courtney Sprague, Tracy Penman ROW 3; Melissa Frasier, Darren Geraghty, Aaron Baker, Christifer Ward, Gigi Edmunds, Jeremy Taylor 4 GRADE 2; Mrs Ellis ROW 1: Jeramy Dingman, Kelly Monroe, Jeremy Winslow Rachelle Reed. DonnJ'Carpenter usha Barosay. GRADE 2, Mrs Frenvea ROW V Sarah Clifton, Sam Bullock, Justin Higgins, Willis Mason, Patty Crotwell, Kara Persuitti; ROW 2 Ka?hyXBSi Hope Lloyd, Shane Cass, Lisa Packard, Patricia Burdett, Amanda Carpenter, Corey Pitkin. ROW 3. Jamie Tedrick, Micki Smith, Robert Wolford, Edward Harrington, Sara Rumrill A Wk PRE-FIRST; Mrs. Solwedel, ROW 1: Timothy Morgan, Stacey Bills, Christopher Dimick, Paul Millington, Sara Goodman, Alisha Barosay, Brian Burdett; ROW 2: John Morgan, Jennifer Mosher, Bradd Baker, Eric Moffitt, Mrs. Soldwedel, Jennifer Millington, Amy Prosser, Shelly Ackley GRADE 1, Mrs. Keenan, ROW 1: Amy Barton, Chris Millington, Jody Perry, Madine Wells, Richard Bandura, John Steininger, Ian Measeck, Jami Olden; ROW 2: Mrs. Keenan, Kristine Warner, Michael Harrold, Daryl Tucker, Michelle LeCount, Amanda Hall, Brooke Smith, Kimberly Clark, Jodi Hall; ROW 3: Brian Hammond, Michelle Young, Erin Stephenson, Logan Tyler, Danielle Ackley, Jordon Birdsall, Brad Baker GRADE 1, Mrs. Dorrance, ROW 1: Robert Olden, Jesse Smith, Erika Baldwin, April Goucher, Stacey Fish; ROW 2. Katherine Bederian, Melissa Monroe, Breeana Packard, Jude Burke, Theresa Morehouse, Paige Baker, Miko Galusha, ROW 3. Michael Rafferty, James Blackmer, Clarence Alger, Aaron Kloss, Brian Clayfield, Michael Allison, Walter Wernau, Jennifer Wells GRADE 1, Mrs. McGinn ROW 1: Roger Potter, Brian Planty, Mark Wolford, Jamie Altman, Janell Quintal, Andrew McTague; ROW 2: Nathan Saez, Andrew Hall, Chad Prosser, Kenneth Mulvey, Emily Hall, Christy Johnston, Be®k’Bn9' Kel|y; ROW 3: Susan Mattison, Jenifer Lanfair, Jerid McKinney, Donald Fournier, Jason Latham, Michael Hill, Nathan Monroe, Charles Ligon KINDERGARTEN, Mrs. Pataki, ROW 1: Nolan Tucker, Joseph Hammond, Chad Randall, Duane Fish; ROW 2: Kylie Lanfear, Heaven Prosser, Leanne Repko, Amy Mattison, Andrew Morrison, Shawna Wolford; ROW 3: Katie Moynehan, Kristy Brainard, Cory Connelly, Joseph Bartlett, Jillian Munyon, Erin Geraghty, Peter Jorden, Courtland Miller, Mrs. Pataki KINDERGARTEN, Mrs. Pataki, ROW 1: Angela Bradway, Joshua Duel, Leonard Baker, Mark Kuklinski; ROW 2: Jessica Kilt, Sarah Morgan, Mason Hamilton, Erin Hastings; ROW 3: Mrs. Pataki, Tracy Witherbee, Julie Wrigley, Nathan Monforte, Mason Belden, Koni Edmunds, Brian Carpenter, Kevin Connors KINDERGARTEN, Mrs. Mosher, ROW 1: Garth Barrett, R. Jason Ranous, Roger Combs, Kasey Older, Chritopher Crotwell; ROW 2: Lucien Emerson, Stacey Bauberger, Matthew Hill, Amy Maciariello, Michelle Smith; ROW 3: Richard Curran, Christina Springer, Silas Tucker, Kirk Bassarab, Emily Pomeroy, Alix Hamblin, Aleisha Harris, Mrs. Mosher KINDERGARTEN, Mrs. Mosher, ROW 1: Crystal Shaloub, James Dimick, Laura Wood; ROW 2: Jaime Belden, Joshua Beadnell, Heather Olden, Jenifer Brown, Julina Walker; ROW 3: Joshua Baker, Joshua Kenyon, Susan Blair, Audrey Hermana, Barron Dingman, Justin Tucker, Joshua Monroe, Patrick Eldridge What?! WARRENSBURG FACULTY Administrators, Guidance, And High School Faculty Mr. Philip J. Magnarella. Superintendent Mr. Daniel Connor, High School Principal Mr. Charles DeVitto. Elementary Principal Mr. Michael Kelly. Business Manager Mr. Robert Vaisey, Director of Guidance Mrs. Gail Lawson, Counselor Miss Theresa Austin. Foreign Language Mr. Brent Bertrand. Industrial Arts Mrs. Brenda Beswick, English Mr. James Brown, English Miss Judith Cafaro. Business Mr. Ronald Charbonneau. Special Education Mrs. Alice Damp. Chapter 1 PSEN. Reading Mr. Glen Deso, Science Mr. Richard Doyle, Social Studies Mrs. Mary Frank. Art Mrs. Jean Frulla. English Mr. Robert Grace. Mathematics Mrs. Patricia Hayes, Business Mr. Kenneth Hertz. Social Studies Mrs. Nancy Hill, Chapter l PSEN. Math Mr. Arthur Hull, Mathematics Mrs. Kathleen Kelly. Math English Miss Cathy Loomis, Music 66 Warrensburg Central School Faculty Mrs. Katherine Marquardt, Science Miss Caroline Martin. Science Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Home Economics Mrs. Marilyn O’Connor. Social Studies Mrs. Patricia Olden, Business Mr. William Palmer. Health Mr. Furman Pryme. Social Studies Mr. Rex Reynolds. Social Studies Mrs. Lenore Lesh- Searles. Music Mr. Joseph Shalhoub. Mathematics Mr. Frank Soldwedel. Driver Education Mrs. Beverly Sprague. English Mr. Richard Stutzman, Mathematics Mr. Thomas Swan. Industrial Arts Mrs. Dawn Werhan. Home Economics Mr. Steven Wood. Science Mr. David Beck. Physical Education Miss Mary Ann Bump. Physical Education Mr. Mark Doody, Physical Education Ms. Melissa Tompkins. Physical Education Mr. Albert Vasak. Director of Athletics Miss Elaine Cowin. Library-Media Specialist Susan West. Resource Room Frances Ambrosini. Special Education 67 Elementary Faculty And Teachers Aides Miss Diane MacDonough. Chapter l PSEN Reading. Math Mrs. Laddie Toney, Chapter l PSEN Writing Mr. Robert Brown. Chapter l PSEN Math Mrs. Barbara Simms. Gifted and Talented (BOCES) Mr. Ralph Simpson. Special Class (BOCES) Fr. Charles Abraham. Grade 6A Mrs. Elise Bamberger. Grade 5C Mrs. Vera Brown. Grade 3D Mrs. Carolyn Dorrance. Grade IB Mrs. Alice Ellis. Grade 2A Mrs. Carol Ellis. Grade 2C Mr. Robert Frank. Music Mrs. Barbara Frenyea, Grade 2D Mrs. Cynthia Grace. Grade 4C Mr. William Grant. Grade 3A Mr. Anthony Hammel. (Sub: 5D) Mr. Jack Heilman, Grade 6B Mr. Gerald Howe. Grade 5A Mrs. Laurie Wells. Special Education Mrs. Kathleen Hubert. Grade 3B Mrs. Annette Keenan. Grade 1A Mrs. Anne Kusnierz. Grade 4D Miss Florence LaPoint. Grade 4A Mrs. Ruth Leone. Grade 2B Miss Patricia Mannix. (Sub: 3C) 68 Faculty, Secretarial, Non-teaching Staff Mrs. Olivia McGinn, Grade ID Mrs. Dorothy Mosher. Kindergarten B Mrs. Marylois Moynihan, Grade 4B Mrs. Barbara Mulvey, Art Mrs. Diana Pataki, Kindergarten A Mrs. Dorothea Potter. Grade 6C Mr. Daniel Roberts, Grade 6D Mrs. Laurell Roberts. Grade 3C Mrs. Nancy Soldwedel. Pre-First Grade Miss Barbara Spencer. Grade 5B Mrs. Hilda Vroman, Secretary Mrs. Jacqueline StrasseF. Secretary Mrs. Diana Young. Typist Mrs. Simone Barosay. Secretary Mrs. Elda Monroe. Green Thumb Worker Mrs. Barbara Grant, Grade 5D Mrs. Ann Lloyd. Secretary Mrs. Marilyn Sevits, Nurse Mrs. Anne Clark, Nurse Mrs. Marie Lloyd, Elementary Attendance Mrs. Jo Ann Sinko. High School Attendance Mrs. Joan Ouellette. Secretary Mrs. Donna Combs. Aide Mrs. Sandra Fisher. Aide Mrs. Danielle Robichaud. Aide 69 Mrs. Mary Ann Scriver. Chapter l PSEN Aide Mrs. Violet Spatz. Chapter l PSEN Aide Mrs. Ingeborg Merrithew, Printing Room Mrs. Anne Adams, Resource Room Aide Mrs. Mildred Baker. Resource Room Aide Mrs. Beatrice Baker. Bus Driver Mrs. Marjorie Geraghty. Resource Room Aide Mrs. Arlinda Birdsall. Bus Driver Mrs. Judy Haggerty, Resource Room Aide Mrs. Cheryl Blydenburgh. Bus Driver Mr. Theodore Kenyon. Custodian Mr. George Lackey. Bus Driver Custodian 70 Mf -Dorothy - Moratory Bus Driver Mr. John Baker. Head Custodian Mr. Eugene Pioli. Mr. Mark Norton (PT) Mr. Aaron Sherman (PT); Mrs. Gertrude Ackley; Mr. Dana Robinchaud. Mrs. Doreen Cooper. Mrs. Linda Bennet. Mrs. Head Mechanic; Mr. Douglas Robinson. Joyce Baker. Mrs. Dorothy Swinton. (Green Thumb Worker). Mrs. Nancy Alger; Mrs. Louise Maxam; Mrs. Myrna Belden; Miss Ruth LaCourse; Mrs. Mary Tarantelli; Mrs. Mavis Stone; Mrs. Charles Schmidt. 71 Do you walk to school or do you carry your lunch? Wake up Kevin! The WWF in Warrensburg! Watch out Howie! Gothcha Cammie! I LOVE WCS this much!!!! Wf-O . UNIQUE PLACEMENT AND CAREER INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS The Unique Placement and the Career Internship Programs are programs offered to juniors and seniors in high school by the Southern Adirondack Educational Center. Both programs are designed for students who plan to attend college after high school. The purpose of these programs is for students to experience what it would be like to work in the field they wish to pursue after college. The Career Internship Program is a short-term career exploration opportunity, utilizing a student-mentor relationship. The Unique Placement Program is an internship, emphasizing individualized learning. The students work ten hours a week with a mentor and receive on-the-job experience. •• • • •r «BER I, Debbie Byrne, am a particicpant in the Career Internship Program. Every Wednes- day morning, I work at the LaCrosse Street Pre-School in Hudson Falls. My mentor, Mrs. Sandy Cubbins, is teaching me the different methods to teach children. I am helping the children with distinguishing shapes, colors, and numbers. I enjoy this opportunity to work with the children and feel I’m learning while they are. I, Frank Coulman, am working at Glens Falls Hospital, North Creek Nursing Home, and with Bassin and Baitz, P.T. I am under the guidance of Mr. Steven Bassin, a physical therapist in Glens Falls. I observe the P.T.'s when they are treating patients. I look up different medical data and try to diagnose the problem. I also help ambulate the elderly at the Tri-County Adirondack Nursing Home. In all, this has been a great experience, and has helped in my college entrance preparation. I, Kathy Tucker, work at Northway Floors and Interiors, Incorporated. I work daily in the accounting office directly with the vital records of the business and with the mentor- ship of Mrs. Ann Ambrosino. This true-to-life experience has encouraged my direction for further formal training and eventual choice in my vocation as an eventual Certified Public Accountant. 75 76 We, Kelley Baker and Sue Connor, are placed in the Physical Therapy Department at the Glens Falls Hospital, and Occupa- tional Therapy, also located there. We take part in the rehabilita- tion of patients with physical handicaps. Every Saturday morn- ing from nine until noon, we observe the physical therapists and get some “hands-on” experience. We enjoy our work there. We help the elderly and amputation patients, who come as sched- uled daily according to their own therapy schedules. Do any of you know what button I should push? Donovan Baker; Electronics THIS is really the BEST remedy for a headache-Jay Reed These GLASSES come with the job, you know .... Jeff Smith; Machine 77 Look, Miss Cafaro! I’m not even watching my fingers! .... Lisa McNeill; Shorthand S-l-M-O-N-A.......Wow! This is fun! . . . Simona Hall; Shorthand Hey! It’s Christmas time! “Santa Claus is coming to town!”. . .. .Sharon Scroggins and Heidi Zuschlag; Horicultures You mean that I’m supposed to put all these flow- ers in ONE vase?.....Bonnie Monroe; Horicul- ture 78 Throw me another board!.......Mike LaVarnway; Building Trades This, my friends, is a tire!...Pat Mansfield; Automechanics There’s SO MUCH to a car engine!...........Sherry French; Autome- chanics This REALLY is as hard as it looks! . . .Mike Needham: Diesal THE TALLEST ......... Tod Beadnell and Andy Cooper Isn’t the air clearer up here. Andy? MOST ARTISTIC.......Lenny Frasier and Carrie Reed What color nail polish should I put on?” Da-a-a-a-a-a-! MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED .... An- gie Taras and Bob Olden One for you ... one for me! Two for you THREE FOR ME!!!!” THE MOUTHIEST ....Tom Perkins and Dawn Remington We’ll have to call you back. We have to call three more people before study hall is over!” 1 THE MOST STUBBORN .......... Kathy Tucker and Tom Perkins “I’m gonna’ smile. Tom! Aren’t you?” No way! I’m not smiling!” MOST ATHLETIC..........Laureen Ouellette and Bob Murray Don’t you LOVE gym. Bob?” Yeah! I just wish it was more than four times a day!” 80 SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWNS..........Gerry McNeill and Ray Bentley “Well. Mr. Connor, just let Gerry and me tell you how it is ... ? THE TOUGHEST ........... Dawn Remington and Mike Shave “Mike, if I help. I KNOW we can lift five hundred i SHOW-OFFS ....John Hensler and Laureen Ouellette I bet M touch the ceiling first. Laureen! “Oh no you won’t! PERSON- ALITY PLUS .....An- gie Taras and Mike Needham We be- lieve that FRIENDS are the best pos- session in the whole. wide world! CLASS SCHOLARS........Kim Griffin and Tee Swan “Tee. did you do the term paper that’s due in April? “Well, of course. Kim! I even have three assign- ments completed for college already. THE SHORTEST.......Jeff Smith and Bonnie Tra- passo “You know. Jeff? All we have to do is grow a few more inches and we’ll be able to reach the bath- room sink! 81 THE MOST MUSICAL ......... Si- mona Hall and Tee Swan The contest. Simona, is for us to play the most off key that we can ....I mean, the most musically! THE MOST SPIRITED.......Carrie Reed and Dave Houseworth You’re really getting good at this. David! EXCUSE MAKERS ........ Kelley Baker and Gerry McNeill But. Mr. Reynolds! The dog really did eat our homework! THE LAZIEST ......... Simona Hall and Jay Reed It’s first period, and I’m tired already I say we go home! CLASS FLIRTS Darcy Lloyd and Bob Mur- ray Darcy, you look just maaaaarvelous! But so do you. Bob! BOYS STATE I was very proud to be chosen as a representative of my school and my hometown to Boys’ State. It was held at Siena College from June 23 to June 29, 1985. Boys' State is an objective citzenship training program which incul- cates individual responsibility to the community, state, and nation. It is operated on the basis of the political government organization exist- ing in New York State, including all levels from the municipality to the State. I would like to express my appreciation to you, members, of the American Legion and Kiwanis for supporting my week at Boys’ state. Bob Olden During the final week of June 1985, I participated in the American Legion Boys’ State program held at Siena College in Loudonville. The Boys’ State program was developed from a basic idea of teaching us how our government is run and the discipline that is needed to make it function correctly. They broke all participants into political parties and we held caucuses, primaries, debates, and elec- tions and had a political race very similiar to a real election race. Volunteer Marines were there to keep us disciplined and in order. This made things flow smoothly. I met many nice people there; and, now that it’s over, I realized that I learned a few things and had quite a good time. I would like to thank the American Legion for sponsoring my trip, the Marines for their help and the staff at Siena College for all their help and for providing a beautiful campus for us to use. Tom Perkins 83 Kelly on the piano in a rock band In 1984 the Rotary Club of Lake George sponsored a youth exchange trip available to any high school student in tenth, eleventh, or twelth grade. An interview was held to narrow the participants to two; a final interview by the Albany Rotary made the final decision. Traveling to a foreign country to study and learn to adapt to a new and different way of living is a great opportunity and a rewarding experience. The chance to get out into the world, meet people, and live with different families makes one learn responsibility and a sense of independence that helps with ma- turing. While in England, I stayed with three families, each one differ- ent in their own way. Part of the richness of my experience was learning about the differences within each family, their differing expectations, inter-relationships, and mode of living. Two of my families had a daughter or son my age. This was helpful when it came to meeting other teens and getting involved in school activities. The standard of education in England is much higher at a high school level than that of the United States. The schools have a more disciplined atmosphere that includes a formal dress code, a special emphasis upon private study and reseach time, and an advanced program of subjects taught over a period of two years. My host Rotary Club in England consisted of fifty members. Throughout the year each member and his family had me as a guest for the weekend. They showed me different parts of the country. Some of my travels included visits to big cities like London, Bath, Windsor, Brighton, Bournemouth, and Stratford. Other families emphasized rides along the countryside with visits to small English villages and old churches. One highlight of my trip was visiting the surrounding Rotary Clubs. I thoroughly enjoyed telling people about American lifes- tyles, schools, my own town and family. I would encourage any student interested in learning about people and the customs of another country to pursue a Foreign Exchange Program. JOHN HENSLER John: We are proud of all you have accomplished and you have only just begun. Love from Mom, Dad, Jerry and Joe YEARBOOK LAYOUT BUSINESS STAFF Layout Staff, ROW 1: Amy LaVarnway, Desiree Combs, Kathy Tucker, Dawn Lemery, Kelly DeVitto; Row 2: Kelly Farrar, Sally Haggerty, T. Swan, Kelley Baker, Sue Haggerty, Sue Connor, Paula Converse; Missing: Debbie Byrne Business Staff, ROW 1: Bonni Trapasso, Shelly Morgan, Jolie Bruce, Dawn Lemery, Stephanie Sweet; ROW 2: Sally Haggerty, Darcy Needham, Angie Rouleau, Michelle Doran, Mrs. Marquardt I don’t think so! Not another one Who me?! Oh. Fiddlesticks!!! WARRENSBURG CENTRAL STUDENT COUNCIL sponsored by: WARREN FORD-MERCURY, INC. 22 Main Street Business Phone: 623-4221 or 668-2080 Robert Olden-Vice President Tracy Burnbam-Secretary Robert Murray-President Laureen Ouellette-Sr. Class President Mr. Daniel Connor-Advisor Tiffany Burke-Treasurer Nancy Haggerty Michelle Morgan Lesley Lloyd Laurel Granger $•« Frank B. Cameron chapter of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Deborah Byrne-President, Thomas Swan-Vice President, Robert Olden, Thomas Perkins, Leonard Frazier, Kimberly Griffin; ROW 2: Laureen Ouellette, Amy Muermann, Rachel Adams, Sarah Haggerty, Kristine Wil- liams, Kelly DeVitto; ROW 3: Andrea Cooper, Cemanda West, Mrs. Jean Frulla, Susan Haggerty-Secretary, Suzanne Connor, Angela Taras-Treasur- er Angel Vaisey. Tim Hill, Kevin Geraghty. Kyle Spellacy. Dan West. Damian Kloss. Joel Mosher. Jill Squires. Tadd Casey. Matt Spellacy. Doug West Frank Coulman, Doug West. Amy Farr. Matt Spellacy. Angel Vaisey. Joel Mosher. Tadd Casey. Chris DeFranco. Kevin Geraghty. Tim Hill. Damian Kloss Joe Burt. Jeff Latham. Jessica Mason. Matt Apple. Charles Gray. Kristen Stein Jeff Latham. Joe Burt. Matt Apple. Tom Kenyon. Kristen Stein BA Ron Lamy. John Germain. P.K. Bruce. Ed Petterson. Toby Bruce, Al Vasak. Jody Baker. Brian Murphy, Mike Smith. Clifton Nelson Bob Pinney. Ed Petterson. Tim Burnham, Alan Hall. John Ger- main. Mike Smith. Al Vasak. P.K. Bruce. Ron Lamy. Clifton Nel- son. Jody Baker XI) Holly Boothby. Sara Leventhal. Lisa Ovitt, Kelly Farrar, Sheryl Strasser. Shannon Thompson. Mindy Haskell. Jennifer Toney. Kim DeVitto. Melanie Lauben. Denise LaFond Holly Boothby. Sheryl Strasser. Shannon Thompson. Simona Hall. Angie Taras. Denise LaFond. Nancy Haggerty. Jennifer Whittacre. Jennifer Toney. Debbie Keenan. Mindy Haskell. Lisa Ovitt Dan DeMarsh, David Monroe. Dennis West. Karma Mantz, Heather Mantz. Joe Sherman David Monroe. Dan DeMarsh. Philippa Lauben. Missy Langworthy. Kelly DeVitto. Shannon Warne. Amy LaVarnway. Kris DeVitto. Dawn Lemery. Cemanda West. Kris Williams Denise Robichaud. Missy Geraghty. Tammy Rafferty. Heather Boothby. Alice Burt. T. Swan Deanne Peters. Kris DeVitto. Missy Langworthy. Laurie Granger. Shannon Warne. Amy Stein. Linda Blackburn. Dawn Lemery 91 CHORUS SENIOR CHORUS: Jennifer Welch, Beth Taylor, Tim Webster, Rick Bruner, Robert Pinney, John Kindred, Roberta Walker, Dawn McKinney, Melissa Remington, Jolie Bruce, Miss Loomis, Debbie Keenan, Jennifer Whittaker, Philippa Lauben, Tiffany Burke, Sally Haggerty, Patty Barlow, Tonya Sprague, Cemanda West, Simona Hall, Bonni Trapasso, Heidi Zuschlag, Bonnie Monroe, Sheryl Collins, Michelle Bennett, Linda Webster, Missy Langworthy, Deanne Peters, Laurie Granger, Kim Butler, Kathy Jo Carvell, Doni Lyn Combs, Amy Baker JUNIOR CHORUS: Laura Mundy, Debra Lackey, Erin Connor, Kelly Oehler, William Wolford, Peter Espinos, Jim Juliano, Amy Stein, Heather Boothby, Denise Robichaud, Howard Greenholtz, Darcy Squires, Amy Morehouse, Mary Alice Burt, Mark Morehouse, Carol Hobbs,Melanie Collier, Juanita Winslow, Laurie Martin,Patty Morehouse, Jeff McMahan, Linda Blackburn, Sharon Remington, Tammy Hayes, Julie Dingman, Jessica Mason, Glen Guyette, Sarah Leventhal, Lisa Schryer, Holly Ovitt, Windy Witherbee, Chris Doran, Bunny Brown, Melissa Geraghty, Tammy Rafferty, Donna Wood, Jessica Semon, Louise Graves, Nicole Deyo, Donna King, Venena Mosher, Jeanine Nemec FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Melanie Lauben, Sarah Haggerty, Tonya Sprague, Lisa Lomax, Miss Austin-Advisor, Kristy Carpenter, Sunday Combs, Shelly Morgan, Kathy Carvell, Amy LaVarnway-Secretary, Andrea Cooper-Vice President, T. Swan-President, Jolie Bruce- Treasurer STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVERS S.A.D.D., ROW 1: Stephanie Sweet, Angie Taras, Mr. Palmer, Kelley Baker, Debbie Byrne; ROW 2; Sue Connor, Sue Haggerty, Sally Haggerty, Tee Swan, Andrea Cooper, Beth Gage; ROW 3: Simona Hall, Ray Bentley, Tod Beadnell, Becky Tucker FIRE WARDENS ROW 1: Jon Baker, Don Wallace, Scott Russell; ROW 2: Bob Murray, Tom Perkins, Dane Smith, John Hensler, Don Crosse, Bob Olden; ROW 3: Chris DeFranco, Carrie Reed, Desiree Combs, Nikki Kenyon, Matt Blair, Dave Mahler, Mr. Doody ROW 1: Sheryl Strasser, Shale Miller, Bob Olden, Steve Hatch; ROW 2: Mrs. Marquardt, Sunday Combs, Stephanie Sweet, Stacey Eddy, Amy Muermann, Jennifer Whittacre, John Strasser, Shannon Thompkins, Beth Dorrance, Amy Stein, Kim Redfield, Ron Lamy, Jason Miller; ROW 3: Joe Burch, Adam Burch, Al Vasak. Alan Hall, Matt Thompson, Gary DeFranco, Dan DeMarsh; Missing: Stacey Aldrich, Chris Burkhardt, Chris DeFranco, Shelly DeMarsh, Aaron Eddy, Brian Hatch, Dan Moynehan, Mike Needham, Lorrie Persons, Brian Rumrill, Erica Sawyer, Dave Duell, Alexandria Cost THE BUILDERS' CLUB ROW 1: Bunny Brown, Burgess Ovitt, Al Vasak, Sean Roseway, Venena Mosher; ROW 2: Jessica Mason, Michelle Frazier, Holly Ovitt, Hilary Haskell, Tammy Rafferty-, ROW 3: Robert Boothby, Linda Blackburn, Nicole Deyo, Alice Burt, Darcy Squires, Sarah Leventhal, Daniel Connor; ROW 4: Denise Robichaud. Lisa Schryer, Laurie Martin, Amy Farr, Amy Stein; ROW 5: Laura Mundy, Debra Lackey, Heather Boothby, Melissa Geraghty, Patience Bruce, Erin Connor SKI CLUB The JUNIOR- SENIOR Presentation of Bonni, We are so very proud of you! Thanks for all the memories of your school years. We hope all your plans and dreams for the future come true. Just stay your own sweet self and make it happen. We love you, Dad and Mom Congra tula tions Bonni Love from Wanda, Ted, Karen and Anthony, Tony, Dawn, Amber and Erin, Mark, Linda, Jeremy and Morisa Todd, Teri and Rodney Girls’ Softball Junior Varsity ' ROW 1: Windy Witherbee, Missy Cheney, Dee Ackley, Shelli Cameron, Laurie Granger, Heather Vroman; ROW 2: Mr. Bertrand, Kelly Baker, Rachel Sawyer, Ree Swan, Shannon Bederian, Julianna Walker, Missy Langworthy, Mr. Frye' Varsity ROW 1: Missy Ackley, Laurel Wood, Kris Williams, Bonni Trapasso, Laureen Ouellette, Wendi Persons, Amy Monroe; ROW 2: Miss Thompkins, John Thompkins, Paula Putney, Kim DeVitto, Kim Nason, Jill Toney, Jody Monroe, Angie Taras, Kelly Combs, Jennifer Toney, Erica Sawyer 98 Sponsored By Rusty Duell Trucking VARSITY BASEBALL: ROW 1: Mr. Roberts. Mike Squires. Dane Smith. Dean Armstrong. Jamie Fidd. John Hensler; ROW 2: David Houseworth. John O’Connor. Bob Murray. Dave Venditto. Tim Maltbie. Doug Duell John Hensler J.V. BASEBALL: ROW 1: Doug McKinney. Scott Remington. Bob Frye. Rodnev Trapasso. Barry McKinney. Wayne Mattison. Dan DeMarsh; ROW 2: Steve Hatch. Joe Sherman. Ken Hall. Matt Blair. Mark LaFond. Aemon Kolasienski. John Durkin. Mr. Doody 99 OUDOFOVB Jay Reed Class Of ’86 Shelly Reed Class Of ’82 Jerry And Mary Ellen Reed Congratulations to our latest graduate. You have had many accomplishments yet you have only just begun. We love you both and we are glad you are ours. Love, Mom and Dad Tennis ROW 1: Jamie Potter, Pat Arehart, Chad Rounds, Billy Hall, Paul Moulton; ROW 2: Miss Downes, Toby Bruce, Darren McKinney, Melanie Lauben Golf ROW 1: Ed Peterson, John Strasser, Jamie Potter, Mr. Simpson, Ron Lamy, Pat Arehart, Mike LaVarnway, Steve Hatch J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Julianna Walker, Robin Winslow, Missy Cheney, Courtney Higgins, Barbara Matern; ROW 2: Jennifer Toney, Joni Rumble, Michelle Monroe, Nancy Haggerty, Beth Dorrance Miss Austin VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Dee Dee Ackley, Paula Moulton, Amy Monroe, Jody Monroe, Kirsten Higgins; ROW 2: Wendy Persons, Laureen Ouellette, Chris Connors, Kris Williams, Kim Griffin, Miss Bump W.C.S. Cheerleaders FOOTBALL- FRONT: Darcy Needham; ROW 1: Lesley Lloyd, Holly Boothby, Angie Rouleau, Amy LaVarnway, Shannon Warne, Chris Con- nor; ROW 2: Darcy Lloyd, Sunday Combs, Crystal Ba- ker, Dee Dee Ackley, Lisa Ovitt, Courtney Higgins J.V. BASKETBALL- ROW 1: Mindy Haskell, Shannon Bederian, Kristy DeVitto, Philippa Lauben, Kristen Stein; ROW 2: Jennifer Whittacre, Tiffany Burke, Judy Crosse, Lori Lo- max VARSITY BASKETBALL- ROW 1: Michelle Pratt, Geri Hayes, Diana Byrne, Laurie Granger, Missy Langworthy; ROW 2: Tami Persons, Carrie Reed, Sarah Haggerty, Nikki Kenyon, Lisa Lomax, Deanne Peters In Memoriam Paul Van Dyke Mr. Van Dyke began teaching in the Warrensburg Central High School in Sep- tember of 1962. His specialty area of teaching centered in the fields of chemis- try and physics. During his tenure at War- rensburg Central, he also taught Junior High School Life Science. In August of 1983, Mr. Van Dyke retired from teaching. HACKENSACK ’86 wishes to memorialize PAUL VAN DYKE! In Memoriam Patricia Potter Morgan “In these times of attacks on education and criticism of teachers, picture a dedi- cated elementary teacher — bright, warm, sensitive, creative — sitting on her desk, balancing her high-heeled shoe on her toe and reading E. B. White’s “Charlotte’s Web” to a reary-eyed group of fourth grad- ers ........ Now, picture these same children growing and grown, moving on to other chapters in their own lives; but never losing that special sparkle lovingly applied by that teacher. Again we have tears in our eyes, but not for Charlotte. Now, they are shed for that extraordinary woman, PATRICIA POTTER MORGAN, our loss.” by Maureen Cronin Rossley Mrs. Morgan graduated from the Warrens- burg High School. Following her further edu- cation at Smith College and the University of the State of New York, Mrs. Morgan taught for ten years in the Warrensburg Central Ele- mentary School during the span of years from 1966 through 1980. HACKENSACK '86 wishes to memorialize PATRICIA POT- TER MORGAN! Retirement Means “Retreaded .... ment” Robert Frank Mary Frank Alice Ellis Robert Frank began his teaching career as a teacher of music in the Warrensburg Central Elementary School. Mr. Frank began teaching here in February of 1956 and has touched almost every student in the school for these past thirty years. THE HACKEN- SACK ’86 commends him for his years in the gift of music not only within the school, but even further within the community. May you have many healthy, happy and prosperous years of retreaded .... ment”! Mary Frank began her teaching career as the teacher of art in the Warrensburg Central High School. She began teaching in Sep- tember of 1958. Art presentations and years of school “Open Houses” have shown the community the artistic abilities of their chil- dren. Mrs. Frank’s own artistic gifts have coupled with her ability to tape the natural gifts of her students. As January of 1987 approaches, may you know many healthy, happy and prosperous years of a retirement in a “husband-wife” team that Warrensburg Central will deeply miss. HACKENSACK ’86 salutes you! Alice Ellis began teaching in the Warrens- burg Central Elementary School as a substi- tute teacher until she became hired in Au- gust of 1981. Mrs. Ellis has in a few, brief years touched the lives of many elementary children. She is noted for her patience and her understanding. HACKENSACK '86 com- mends you and wishes you many healthy, happy and prosperous years of retirement. 105 Heidi Zuschlog ‘‘You’re a very special daughter, sister, and friend. Ne ar lose sight of your goals. May all your dreams come true.” All our love. Mom. Dad. and Holly Tom Perkins You have made us very proud of you. We love you very much and our prayers and best wishes are always with you. Keep up the excellent grades in college and the future will be yours.” Love now and always. Mom and Dad Simona Hall Thank you for being Our Daughter. We love you so very much and we are so very proud of you. Good luck next fall-we know you will be a success.” Love. Mom and Dad Michele Doran You are a very special daughter: we have alot of confidence in you. so good luck in your future.” Love Mom. Dad Christine Lenny Frazier To our quiet one. You are a special son with a very special talent. Whatever your hopes and dreams for the future are. we’re behind you 100%. Know that we love you now and always will. Love Mom Dad Debbie Byrne May all your dreams be fulfilled. We're proud of you. Keep smiling! Our love is with you.” Dad. Mom. Donna. Diana. Walter. Chris Susie Haggerty You’ve made us very happy and proud. We wish you happiness in everything you do.” Love Dad. Mom. Lynn. Sally. Nancy J.J. Kathy Jo Tucker “You’ve been my life Our pride and joy We are all proud of you We all love you Mom. Grandpa. Grandma. Dad Stephanie Sweet It is now time for the world to enjoy the extra special person who has made our lives so very happy for these last 17 short years. Good luck. Honey. It’s all out there waiting for you. You can do it with your determination. With all our love. Mom. Dad. Sharine. Robbie. Jackie, and John Tom and Sue Connor Congratulations Tom and Sue; we all are very proud of you. Love. Mom. Dad. Cheryl. Kath. and Kev Donovan Baker Our computer kid! What a fine young man you turned out to be! We are very proud of you today and always. Keep those computers working.” Love Mom. Dad. and Brothers Angie Taras A senior (WOW); we are so very proud of you and your accomplishments. We hope your future brings you lots of love and wonderful things. You’re the best friend I have ever had ...” Love. Mom and Tata (rub. scratch, and tickle) Raymond Bentley You finally made it. so you can slow down a little. Remember, no one else can do exactly what you can do; so do your best at whatever you choose. Hang on to your sense of humor. We love you!” Mom. Rodney. Richard, and Sisters - I ? M Gerry Me Neill To our 4 son Gerry-John, who always keeps his cool and has a good sense of humor: Time and patience is always a very good trait to have. We're sure that things will work out quite well if you only can afford these things throughout a lifetime. All our love and loads of luck to you as you embark into your future.” Mom Dad and all the rest of us Andie Cooper Andie, may you be the best you can be and turn the world upside down. We love you and are very proud of you.” Love Mom. Dad and Emily Frank Coulman Congratulations son. you have made it over life's first big hurdle.” Love Mom Dad Carrie Reed You’re the best daughter a mother could have. I'm so proud of you. Be as happy in the future as you have made me in the past.” Love Mom Mike Needham We want to say how very proud we are of you. All your brothers: Kevin. Ricky. Terry and Steven have graduated from W.C.S.. and you are the last son to carry on the tradition. All we have left is Darcy. Whatever you’ve set your heart on doing (such as skiing, playing guitar) you've always accomplished; and we’re sure you'll continue to reach your goals. Good luck in all the years ahead of you. Love always. Mom. Dad. Kevin. Ricky. Terry. Steven and Darcy Tee Swan May your accomplishments and successes in the fu- ture match those of the present. We are very proud of the dedication you have demonstrated during your high school years. Our love and best wishes go with you.” Your Family Kelly Devitto May the future bring you health, happiness, and the fulfillment of all your dreams. We are proud of you; and wherever your life's ambitions lead, you will always be close to us lovingly in our thoughts and hearts.” Love always. Mom. Dad. Kim. and Kristy Darcy Lloyd We hope you achieve all you set out to do in life. We love you very much as parents and good friends.” Mom and Dad Carrie Reed You have worked so hard and I’m proud of what you have done; let this be your first step of many to come. We all love you!” Love Dad Michelle Pratt Only a special person like you can bring such warm memories to us. your family. We wish all the love, joy success in the future. We love you a bunch.” Mom, Dad. Michael. Becky. Shannon. Gramma Grampa Bolton Jeff Smith We wish you happiness and success in your future years.” Love Mom Dad Bob Murray You are a very special son. Always keep your sense of humor; it will help to carry you through life. May all of your hopes and dreams exceed your highest goals. Thank you for all of the joy and happiness you give to us. Mom. Dad. Valerie. Dawn VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONS: Top to bottom: Jody Monroe. Kim De Vitto. Heather Vroman, Angel Vaisey. Stacey Eddy. Amy Monroe; Melanie Lau- ben, Jennifer Whittacre. Missy Lang- worthy. Kirsten Higgins. Nancy Haggerty, Niki Kenyon; Laureen Ouellette, Bonni Trapasso. Andi Cooper JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: Top to bottom: Kathy Roesch. Patti Kenyon. Wendy Murphy, Michelle Monroe: Lori Lomax, Mindy Haskell. Phillipa Lauben, Kristy De Vitto: Coach Thompkins. Kristin Stein. Rachael Sawyer. Diana Byrne To me the most appropriate word for the game of field hockey is “AWESOME”. I have been a member of the Warrensburg Field Hockey team for the past four years, three of which being Varsity. In 1982-1983 I was on the Championship Adirondack League Field Hockey Team coached by Anne Downes; and this year again I'm on a championship team, but we have a new coach, MaryAnn Bump. Throughout my field hockey career I have really learned a great deal, not just about the game but also about sportsmanship and friendship. In order to have a winning team you need a dedicated coach and dedicated teammates. There were times when we be- came frustrated because we had to practice so much, for example our running. We did alot of running and complaining but deep down inside we knew it had to be done. In the long run, it payed off. We became the Adirondack League Champions for the year 1985-1986. Being selected to the All-star Team was a great honor, not only for myself but also for representing my school. I’m really going to miss field hockey next year. I won’t be here but my heart will; and I wish next year's team all the luck in the world. Bonni Trapasso 1 Baby 1 Uaughter Laureen For all the times you worked, studied, and played sports- your father and I want to say- We thank you- We are proud of you- We Con- gratulate You!” Love, Mom and Dad 1 Goalie T When your Dad and I had you in hand Our hopes and dreams came true And happiness began When we were blessed with you. The years passed by so quickly, You're baby days were o’er Through every stage, Through every age We loved you even more. And now you've grown to womanhood Our hearts are filled with pride May success be yours as it should You are our treasured child. 109 J.V. FOOTBALL: ROW 1: Mark Morehouse, Jeff McMahon, Tadd Casey, Matt Morehouse, Mike Reynolds, Al Vasak, ROW 2: Dave Hall, Larry Olden, Brian Reed. Dan McNeil, Chip Webster, Randy Cherubino, ROW 3: Damion Kloss, Darren Duell, Phil Bedarian, Chad Armstrong, Dereil Durkin, Chris Burkhardt, ROW 4: Tim Beadnell, Sam Stone, Robert Edmunds, Mike Smith, Matt Reed, ROW 5: Coach Beck, Burgess Ovitt, Buzzy Whitacre, Craig Combs, Jeff Mahler, Brian Hatch, Coach Reynolds VARSITY FOOTBALL: ROW 1: Jay Reed, John Hensler, Don Crosse, Dave Mahler, Dane Smith, Dan O'Rourke, Doug McKinney, Ken Hall, ROW 2: Mr. Palmer, Joe Burt, Matt Thompson, Bob Murray, Mike Squires Mike Shave, Mike Curtis, Barry McKinney, Rick Bruner, Coach Vasak, ROW 3: Al Vasak, Wayne Mattison,’ Chris DeFranco, Tod Beadnell, Ernie Millingtin, John Bedarian, Jay Robbins, Toby Bruce, Donald Cameron, ROW 4: Mr. Frye, Joe Mattison, Dan DeMarsh, Gary Ostrander, Todd Arehart, Bob Olden, Mike Carpenter, Coach Beck ROW 5: Doug Degrechie, Ed Webster, Mark LaFond, Matt Blair, Bob Frye j V. VOLLEYBALL: ROW 1: Gina Lloyd, Dee Dee Ackley, Heather Vroman, Barbara Matern, Shannon Bederian-scorekeeper; ROW 2: Kristi Carpenter, Paula Moulton, Dawn Lemery, Missy Langworthy, Wendy Persons, Kim DeVitto, Coach Tompkins VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: ROW 1: Jody Monroe, Angie Taras, Simona Hall, Shannon Bederian-score- keeper; ROW 2: Kelly Devitto, Kris Williams, Cherith Tennant, Stephanie Sweet, Amy Monroe, Laureen Ouellette Wrestling Captains ROW 1: Rodney Trapasso, John Espinos, Dan McNeill, Toby Bruce, Jeff Smith, Tim Hill, Dan DeSantis; ROW 2: Mr. Beck, Mike Shave, Bob Pinney, Tod Beadnell, Dan O’Rourke, Don Crosse, Dave Monroe J.V. BASKETBALL: ROW 1: John Durkin, Joel Quintal, Pat Arehart, Doug McKinney: ROW 2: Scott Remington, Aemon Kolasienski, Kenny Hall, Joe Sherman, Steve Rumrill, Mark LaFond, Jerry Squires, Mr. Roberts. Missing: Kevin Geraghty VARSITY BASKETBALL: ROW 1: John Hensler, Ed Webster, Dane Smith, Jon Baker; ROW 2: Matt Blair, Dave Mahler, Matt Greenholtz, Jay Reed, Joq Quintal, Mr. Doody CONGRATULATIONS!! CURTIS LUMBER COMPANY 114 Compliments Of: Warrensburg Volunteer Fire Company Inc. Warrensburg Emergency Squad CHIEF Gene Combs PRESIDENT David Peters 1st ASS’T CHIEF Richard Hull VICE-PRESI- Jerry Squires 2nd ASS'T CHIEF Paul Bederian DENT Jonathan Geraghty 1st CAPTAIN Earl Persons SECRETARY Sean Geraghty 2nd CAPTAIN Gerald Pennock TREASURER Jonathan Geraghty 3rd CAPTAIN Anthony Fortino DIRECTOR Kevin Geraghty FIRE POLICE CAP- Andrew Griffin DIRECTOR Gary Ross TAIN Robert Frye DIRECTOR David Spatz SQUAD CAPTAIN SQUAD ASS’T CAP- TAIN John Kindred DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Rudy Squires Edward Anderson Billy Joe Kelso Joseph Baker Ronald Dorrance Judy Sue Kelso Tom Baker Paul Dufford Jr. Robert Kelso Joseph Barlow Brian Engle James Leonard Charles Bederian Calvin Engle Joseph McNeill Sr. Robert Farrell Pearl McNeill Keith Cleavland Edward Frulla Mickey Monroe Harleen Collier James Gallup Richard Pen- Larry Collier Howard Greenholtz nock Donald Combs Alan Hall Jerry Perry Scott Combs James Hull Andrew Spra- Tom de la Requera Charles Johnston gue Robert Tubbs Sponsors Of Smokeeaters Jamboree July 25th, 26th, 27th 1986!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS, MOM AND DAD! It is difficult to put into words what is in our hearts. We all to often think that Mom and Dad are “too old and they don’t understand.” Ah, for the times to be able to retrace our steps as children and to be able to assure Mom and Dad that their admonition, their “no’s”, were always because they loved and always will love us! To you, Mom and Dad, our thanks for the days and the years of love, support and confidence. HACKENSACK '86 and the Class of 1986 would never be were it not for you. Our love and our thanks! BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’86 Brew Stew 36 Main Street Warrensburg, New York 623-9845 Congratulations to Stephanie and the Class of 86 Robert J. Sweet Inc. 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