Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

2 RACHEL A. ADAMS Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in Him. and He shall bring it to pass!” DAVID ALGER Wit has truth in it; wisecracking is simply calisthenics with words. KRISTINE E. AUGUSTA Don’t go where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path, and leave a trail.” JOHN T. AREHART Whenever you dream, you hold the key. It opens the door and lets you be free.” JULIE BAKER The logic of the heart is absurd. GENE BAIRD Fortune brings in some boats that are not steered SUSAN M. BAKER Promise is most given when the least is said. JONATHAN P. BAKER Reasons that sound good are not always good, sound reason . FAYE M. C. BLISS I don’t say we all ought to misbehave; but. we ought to look as if we could.” VAN BAKER No dreamer is ever too small; no dream is ever big. JULIE E. BURNETT Live every moment, love every day. Because before you know it. your precious time slips away.” TIMOTHY BAER We know what we are. but know not what we may be TRACY L BURNHAM Give no thought to what lies behind, but push on to what lies ahead .. WILLIAM BAER Praising what is lost makes-the remembrance dear .. AMY MARIE CHENEY Great visions often start with small dreams 3 4 ADAM N. BRUCE ’l lay it down as a fact that if all men knew what others say of them, there would not be four friends in the world.” DESIREE L. COMBS I’m still trying to catch up with yesterday, but tomorrow. I should be ready for today. TIMOTHY M. BURNHAM Two roads diverged in a wood, and l-l took the one less traveled by and it has made all the difference.” PAULA A. CONVERSE I cannot give you the formula for success but I can give you the formula for failure- which is: Try to please everyone.” BARON DAVIS The dignity of truth is lost with much protest- ing. ANDREA B. DORRANCE Isn’t life enough .. without more words, we are like shoes; they're just something you stand on. CHRISTOPHER A. DEFRANCO For long you live and how you fly. the smiles you give, the tears you cry. and all you touch, and all you see is all your life will ever be.” SARAH A. HAGGERTY Knowledge is power, if you know it about the right person. DANNY MICHEAL DESANTIS There are three types of people, there's peo- ple who make things happen, people who watch things happen, and people who wonder what happens.” STACIA HART If you don't have the time to stop and watch life, you'll get lost within yourself, the worst maze of all.” JEFFREY DICKENSON “I’d like to live like a poor man with lots of money. NICHOLE A. KENYON What matters today is not the difference be- tween those who believe and those who do not believe, but the difference between those who care and those who don’t. DAVID DUELL We seek the truth and endure the conse- quences STEPHANIE A. KRUGER Of all the affections which attend human life, the love of glory is the most ardent. LUKE GRAVES When it’s darkest all around you. maybe you are the one who can turn on the light. 5 6 ALAN J. HALL JR. Just when you think you have graduated from the school of life, they invent a new course LORI LAVINE One thing is forever good, that one thing is success ... JEREMY HART Perhaps the most valuable result of all edu- cation is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do. when it ought to be done, wheth- er you like it or not. This is the first lesson to be learned ... LESLIE A. LLOYD “You can love someone and have the whole world look down on you. If you want it to be. it will be. no matter what all the other people say DAVID JAMES MAHLER Life is like a book. Each page you turn, you learn something new ... LISA L. LOMAX “True friendship is like sound health. The value of it is seldom known until it is lost ... JERALD 0. QUINTAL “You don’t have to have the lead if you have the heart to come from behind ... AMY I. MUERMANN “Nothing is beyond the reach of determination SCOTT A. RUSSELL Sometimes I sits and thinks, sometimes I just sits ... AMY PERRY The easiest person to decieve is one's own self ... DANE J. SMITH “Aim high! You will get out of life what you put into it ...” TAMI L. PERSONS Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off your goals!!! CHRISTOPHER SPRAGUE Everyone must set his own course and take the rough seas with the calm ... WENDY R. PERSONS A good life is inspired by love and guided by knowledge ... MATTHEW THOMPSON It's better to keep your mouth shut and be thought of as a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt ... 7 KIMBERLY A. REDFIELD These are the years we shall always remem- ber. through good times and bad. Not all are triends, but all are acquaintances. Now. the end has come, and we unite as one to conquer the world. KENNETH J. WALKER The art of our necessities is strange, it can make vile things precious. COLEEN E. RICHARDSON Life is like music. When one song ends, an- other begins.” CHARLES R. WALLACE Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingeniuty. KELLY S. ROSS A woman always has her revenge ready. EDWARD WEBSTER Sometimes the best sound the ear can hear is silence. ANGELICA L. ROULEAU The more we love our friends, the less we flatter them; it is by excusing nothing that pure love shows itself. DANIEL J. WEST I expect to pass through life but once. If therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, and not defer or neglect it. as I shall not pass this way again. JONI RUMBLE You were not born to be depressed and un- happy with yourself and others, but to be happy with both. DANA A. SQUIRES I journeyed to the rainbow's end. and found not gold but you my friend. CHERITH A. TENNANT Always remember to forget the things that made you sad, but never forget to remember the things that made you glad. KRISTINE A. WILLIAMS Lighten up while you still can; don't even try to understand. Just find a place and make your stand . And take it easy! DENNIS J. BURCH (Not Photo- graphed) SANDRA DEMARS (Not Photo- graphed) HOLLY GRAHAM (Not Photographed) TOM TWISS (Not Photographed) TERRY VERNUM (Not Photographed) 9 1986 Junior Prom Court Sponsored By Kiwanis And Town THE WARRENSBURG TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Proudly Presents ' . ; ' -' THE CLASS OF 1987 1987 National Merit Scholarship Program The Class of 1987 is very proud that from our own, two young ladies have qualified for commen- dation in National Merit Scholarship. AMY MUERMANN is a semi-finalist in the pro- gram, qualifying as one of only fifteen thousand semi-finalists that were chosen from more than a million entrants. AMY qualified by scoring 1380 on her PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) given her in the Fall of 1985. In the language portion, she scored a 770 from a possible 800. In the mathematics section, her score was a 610 from a possible 800. AMY’S qualification is from some nineteen thousand secondary school juniors throughout the United States. The top scorers in each state represent approximately a half of one percent of each state’s graduating seniors. As a semi-finalist, AMY produced her high academic performance in WARRENSBURG CENTRAL as well as her school and community activities, her interests and her goals in life. BRAVISSIMA! WE ARE PROUD OF YOU. AMY! Amy Muermann SARAH A. HAGGERTY is designated a COM- MENDED STUDENT in the 1987 National Merit Scholarship examination competition. SALLY qualifies within the top fifty thousand students of the more than one million participants. The National Merit Scholarship Committee states: The very high test performance of the young men and women who are honored as ‘Commended Students in the Merit Program’ is indicative of exceptional scholastic ability. We hope that NMSC’s recognition of these high school students will increase their motivation to make the best use of their talents and to develop the skills that will be needed by the future leaders of our nation. Being named a ‘Commended Stu- dent’ in this keen competition is a credit to these young citizens as well as to their schools, which play a key role in their development.” Both AMY and SALLY will continue in their competition for approximately six thousand schol- arships to be awarded in the Spring of 1987. BRAVISSIMA! WE ARE PROUD OF YOU, TOO, SALLY! Sarah A. Haggerty RACHEL JULIE 18 GENE DAVE KRIS TIM TRACY SUE BILL AMY RACHEL A. ADAMS Class officer 10,11; language club 9,10; national honor society 10.11.12; scholarship awards 8.9.10.11; communily church activilies 7,8.9.10.11,12; honors: community, church, school 8.9.10.11.12; employment (Richard's library) 10.11.12 DAVID ALGER KRISTINE AUGUSTA Class officer 12; Junior prom 11; scholarship awards 9.10,11; yearbook 12; volleyball score- keeper 9.11; JOHN T. AREHART Baseball 7,8.9; basketball 7,8.9.10; football 7.8,9,11.12; golf 7.8.9; junior prom king 11; student council 8.9; ski club 7,8,9.10,11,12; Tennis 7.8,9; varsity club 11.12; JULIE BAKER Band 7.8; 4-H 7,8.9.10.11; GENE BAIRD SUSAN BAKER JONATHON P BAKER Basketball 7.8.9.10.11; class officer 10; scholar- ship awards 10; soccer 7.8; ice hockey (Junior Wings) 7,8.9,10,11.12; FAYE M.C. BLISS VAN BAKER JULIE BURNETT Scholarship awards 8; community church activi- ties 7.8.9.10.11.12; TIMOTHY BAER TRACY L. BURNHAM Class officer 11,12; junior prom court 11; student council 11.12; ski club 11.12; yearbook 12; life- guard 10.11.12; WILLIAM BAER AMY M. CHENEY 19 JEFF NIKKI DAVE 20 ADAM N. BRUCE PAULA LUKE hUCHAKDS Llfci AK WARrtFJIi GKoa, t DAN STEPHANIE KRIS DESIREE L. COMBS Class officer 12; junior prom queen 11; yearbook staff 11.12 TIMOTHY M. BURNHAM Band 7.8.9.10.11.12; basketball 7.8: football 7,12; junior prom 11 PAULA A. CONVERSE Bowling 7.8; field hockey 8; scholarship awards 8.9.10; yearbook 11,12; employment BARON BARON DAVIS ANDREA B. DORRANCE Band 7.8.9; basketball 11.12: cross country 8,10; volleyball 10,11,12; ski club 11.12; bowling 7; out- side work Grand Union 10.11.12; varsity club 12 CHRISTOPHER A. DeFRANCO Band 7.8.9.10.11,12; basketball 7.8.9; class offi- cer 11; football 11; junior prom 11; skiclub 9,10,11.12; soccer 7,8.9; yearbook staff 10,11: scouts 7.8.9; employment 7.8.9.10.11.12; honors: community, church, school 7,8,9,10.11,12 S.A.D.D. vice president 12; SARAH A. HAGGERTY Chorus 7.8.9.10.11.12; class officer 9.10,11,12; cheerleader 11; junior prom court 11; language club 9.10.11.12; national honor society 10.11.12; schol- arship awards 7,8,9,10.11: varsity club 11; year- book staff 9,10.11,12; community church activities 7.8.9,10.11.12; employment S.A.D.D. president 12; DANNY M. DESANTIS Wrestling 10,11; KRISTINE A. WILLIAMS band 7,8.9.10,11.12; girls basketball 9.10.11,12; national honor society 10,11.12; scholarship award 9; softball 10.11.12; varsity club 10.11.12: volleyball 9.10.11.12; JEFFREY DICKENSON NICHOLE A. KENYON Class officer 9,10,11.12; cheerleader 11; field hockey 10.11.12; junior prom court 11; scholarship awards 7,8.9; varsity club 11,12; volleyball 10: year- book 12: DAVID DUELL STEPHANIE A. KRUGER LUKE GRAVES DANE TAMI CHRIS 22 USA JOQ ALAN LOR! JEREMY AMY LESLIE DAVID ALAN J. HALL JR. Band 7.8.9.10.11.12; junior prom worker; schol- arship awards 9.10.11; ski club 7.9.10.11; yearbook 9.10.11.12; clerk at Stewart's; peer leadership pro- gram LORI LAVINE Yearbook 12 JEREMY HART LESLEY A. LLOYD Cheerleader 10,11,12; student council 11; schol- arship awards 7.8.9.10.11; softball 12; varsity club 10,11.12; community church activities 7.8.9.10.11.12 DAVID J. MAHLER Baseball 8.9.11; basketball 7.8.9.10.11.12; foot- ball 7.8.9.10.11.12: varsity club 10.11.12 LISA L. LOMAX Bowling 9; cheerleader 10.11.12; junior prom court 11; language club 9,10.11; scholarship awards 10; varsity club 10,11.12 JEROLD O. QUINTAL Baseball 7.8,9.10.11,12. basketball 7,8.9.10,11.12; class officer 9.10; football 7.8.9; golf 9; junior prom court 11; scholarship awards 11; Soccer 9; varsity club 11.12; yearbook 12; AMY I. MUERMANN Language club 9.10; national honor society 10,11,12; scholarship awards 7.8,9.10,11.12; ski club 11.12: honors presidential classroom peer leadership; yearbook 12 SCOTT A. RUSSELL AMY PERRY scholarship awards 7.8,9.11; DANE J. SMITH Band 7; baseball 8.9.10.11.12; basketball 7,8.9.10,11.12; football 7,8,9.10.11.12; junior prom court 11: varsity club 10,11.12; scouts 7.8.9 TAMI L. PERSONS Bowling 7.8; class president 11; cheerleader 9,10.11.12; junior prom court 11; student council 7,8.9.10; scholarship awards 7; varsity club 10.11,12 CHRISTOPHER SPRAGUE WENDY R. PERSONS girls basketball 7.8.9.10.11.12: bowling 7.8; class officer 12; junior prom court 11; student council 12; scholarship award 10; softball 7.8.9.10.12; varsity club 9.10.11.12; volleyball 9,10.11.12; yearbook 12; MATHEW THOMPSON football 9.10.11.12; junior prom court 1V. ski club 7.9,10.11; soccer 7.8; yearbook 11; lifeguard 11,12; WENDY MATT 23 CHUCK JONI MR. BERTRAND MR. REYNOLDS KIM A. REDFIELD cheerleader 11; junior prom 11; language club 9.10; scholarship award 7: ski club 9.11: KENNETH J. WALKER scholarship award 8; wrestling 10; icehockey 7.8.9.10.11: COLEEN E. RICHARDSON band 7.8.9.10.11.12; scholarship award 7; CHARLES R. WALLACE cross country 9.10.11; junior prom 11; scholar- ship awards 9.10; KELLY S. ROSS yearbook 8,9.10; EDWARD WEBSTER ANGELICA L. ROULEAU cheerleader 11; yearbook 10.11,12; crosscoun- try 10; junior prom court 11: ski club 11.12: lifeguard 10.11.12: DANIEL J. WEST band 7,8.9.10.11.12; basketball 7.8; crosscoun- try 10. ski club 12; yearbook 12 peer leadership program 11; JONI RUMBLE Yearbook 9.10; girls basketball 9.10.11.12: DENNIS BURCH Wrestling 8; CHERITH A. TENNANT Bowling 7.8; Volleyball 8.9.11; TERRY VERNUM TOM TWISS DANA SQUIRES Chorus 8,9; 4-H 7.8.9.10.11; 25 Row 1: Susan Baker, Kris Williams, Wendy Per- sons; Row 2: Joni Rumble, Sally Haggert, Tami Persons, Julie Burnett, Kris Augusta; Row 3: Kelly Ross, Paula Converse, Tracy Burnham, Lori La- vine, Nikki Kenyon; Row 4: Desir6e Combs, Angie Rouleau Left row: Dave Mahler, Adam Bruce, Dane Smith, Jeff Dickinson, Jon Baker, Todd Are- hart; center row: Tim Burnham, Chris De- Franco, Kenny Walker; right row: Tim Baer, Ed Webster, Alan Hall, Matt Thompson, Dan West, Joq Quintel. 26 The Proud Class Of 1987 Left to right: Kim Redfield, Coleen Richardson, Dana Squires, Lisa Lo- max, Statia Hart, Amy Muermann, Cherith Tennant Row 1: Jeremy Hart, Bill Baer; Row 2: Dennis Burch, Terry Vernum, Scott Russell, Tom Twiss, Charles Wallace Row 1: Faye Bliss. Chris Sprague, Dan DeSantis: Row 2: Dave Alger, Luke Graves, Van Baker, Baron Davis, Chad Rounds, Julie Baker The Proud Class Of 1987 27 Standing: Donna Sherwood, Michelle Ben- nett, Heather Vroman, Laurel Wood, Kim Peluso, Tammy Prosser, Shelli Cameron, Kneeling: Gina Lloyd, Dave Monroe, Kevin Norton, Matt Greenholtz, Kelly Baker. Standing: Shannon Bederian, Stephanie Cooper, Candy Dingman, Tammy Wood, Brenda O’Connor; Kneeling: Tonya Donato, Amy LaVarnway, Shannon Warne, Kelly Far- rar, Patti Kenyon, Lisa Ovitt Standing: Diane Strobeck, Faye Bliss, Mike Capenter, Rebecca Tucker; Kneeling: Chad Rounds, Don Cameron. Standing: Kim DeVitto, Melanie Lauben, Kir- sten Higgins, Missy Langworthy, Jody Mon- roe, Rachel Sawyer, Diana Byrne Kneeling: Brian McNeil, Joel Quintal, Steve Rumrill, Doug McKinney, Mike Squires Congratulations Class of ' 87 28 Standing: Rick Bruner, Ed Peterson, Dan DeMarsh, Jay Aldrich, Rick Burt, Kevin Geraghty, Pat Arehart, Mark La- Fond, Steve Burch; Kneeling: Joe Sherman, Brandon Ovitt, Jason Miller, Toby Bruce, Rob Pinney, Aemon Kola- sienski Standing: Chris Martino, John Ger- main, Steve Hatch, John Strasser, Tif- fany Burke, Holly Boothby, Wendy Murphy, Michelle Monroe, Linda Fatti- bene, Angel Vaisey, Ann marie Swan, Joe Burch, Joe Burt; Kneeling: John Espinos, Jerry Squires, Bryan McNeil, Joel Quintal, John Durkin Standing: Joe Mattison, Russel Clark, John Lindblade, Brian Springer, Deanne Peters, Chris Connors, Rober- ta Walker, Anna Dingman; Kneeling: Tim Lackey, Darren Springer, Ricky Beadnell, Linda Webster From the Juniors 29 Standing: Philipa Lauben, Jennifer Whitaker, Mindy Haskell, Dee Dee Ackley, Dawne Re- mery, Judy Crosse, Kathy Connor, Stacy Eddie; sitting: Kristy Carpenter, Holly Zusch- lag, Darcy Needam, Denise Lafond, Jennifer Welch: kneeling: Kristie DeVitto, Lori Lomax, Kristen Stein Standing: Wayne Moffit, Brian Burk- hardt, John Bederian, Rick Angelo, Matt Blair, Paul Moulton; sitting: Da- mon Baker, Doug Degrechie, Jamie Potter, Ron Lamy, Bill Hall, Jarred Fer- ullo, Graham Lewis, Dennis West Standing: Todd Palmer, Damon Alec- synas. Bill Seeley, Roy Meurman, John Baer, Jennifer Parker, Sunday Combs; sitting: Dan Collier, Debbie Keenan, Mary Sue Adams, Dave Pandolfo, Ger- ry Mulvey, Courtney Higgins, Darren McKinney, Ron Lamy, Julie Bruce 30 Congratulations Class of '87 Standing: Tammy Pepper, Michelle Morgan, Bill Oehler, Missy Cheney, Evelyn Baker, Paula Molton, Tim Web- ster, Tim Hill; sitting: Chris Parker, Todd Palmer, Dan Collier, David Ray- mond, Wayne Mattison, Kyle Spellacy, Jim Baker Standing: Tonya Sprague, Kelly Ca- meron, Rebecca Pratt, Tammy Hayes, Candice Walker, Beth Taylor, Joanne Sapienza; sitting: Doni Lyn Combs, Amy Baker, Kathy Jo Carvell, Nancy Haggerty, Kathy Roesch Standing: Sheryl Collins, Missy Remington, Lori McNeil, Heather Mantz; sitting: Darcy Needam, Mary Ann O’Rourke, Denise LaFond From the Sophomores 31 Standing: Rebecca Moon, Sheila Bates, Pam O’Connor, Venena Mosher, Sharon Remington, Kneeling: Andy Degan, Wayne Anderson, Larry Olden Standing: Barbara Mattern, Sam Stone, Sheryl Strasser, Linda Mulvey, Cammie Sprague, Julianna Walker, Charles Gray, Rene Ostrander, Tim Beadnell, Jennifer Toney. Kneeling: Randy LaVarnway, Scott Remington, Janet Kenyon, Rodney Trapasso, Robin Winslow, Shannon Thompson, Chris Burn- ham 32 Standing: Joe Barnes, Tadd Casey, Bill Sappo, Mike Pataki, Jack Schloss, Da- vid Hall, Glen Bills, Rick Oehler, Kneel- ing: Jeff McMahan, Phil Bederian, Scott Pike, Richie Morgan, Chris Burn- ham, Brandon Donato, Darren Duell, Matt Apple, Steve Monthony Standing: Theresa Twiss, Melanie Col- lier, Christine Duran, Tracy Cheney, Shelly Baer, Laura Mundy, Debbie Lackey. Kneeling: Donna King, Sue French, Genine Nemee, , Venena Mosner Standing: Chris Charemonte, Craig Lanfear, Jeff Latham, Ed Amell, Jody Baker, Damon Taylor, Tammy Hayes, Julie Dingman, Kneeling: David Ed- wards, Jeff Hall, Jason Lamora, Mark Morehouse, Karen Springer, Scott Brown CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’87 FROM THE FRESHMEN 33 Standing: Tammy Rafferty, Erin Connor, Amy Morehouse, Amy Stein, Heather Boothby, Missy Geraghty Standing: Matt Reed, Chip Webster, Richie Hayes, Danny McNeil, Shawn Planty, Buzzy Whitaker, Kneeling: Ed- die Drexel, Matt Monroe, Greg Lyons, Pete Espinos Standing: Shannon Wood, Al Vasak, Adam Burch, Bob Edmunds, Brian Murphy, Tommy Kenyon, Kneeling: Glen Guyette, Joel Mosher, Doug West, Jim Juliano, Clifton Nelson, K.J. Hertz Standing: Nikki Deyo, Kelly Oehler, Hillary Has- kell, Dori Sappo, Lisa Schryer, Kneeling: Alice Burt, P.K. Bruce, Denise Robichaud 34 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '87 Standing: Amy Farr, Bunny Brown, April Burch, Carolee Vanderwalker, Kneeling: Jessica Semon, Jessica Ma- son, Donna Wood Standing: Mike Smith, Burgess Ovitt, Chad Armstrong, Chris Burkhardt, Derek Durkin, Acey Moffit, Mike Reyn- olds, Kneeling: Sean Roseway, Billy Wilford, Neil Prespare, Greg Putney, Akai O’Keefe Standing: Kevin Clark, Brian Hatch, A.J. Bohner, Holly Ovitt, Rick Ovitt, Juanita Winslow, Matt Morehouse, Patti Morehouse, Alexis Alger, Darcy Squires, Kneeling: Tammy Roycewicz, Regina Olden, Mike Anderson, Patti Hermance FROM THE CLASS OF 1991 35 Top: Missy Lanfear, Daralyn West, Brooke Clark, Regina Olden, Carrie Llyod. Bottom; Sheila Monthony, Chellen Tennant, Missy Davis, Tammy Roycewics, Melissa Perry, Juanita Winslow, Bunny Brown. 36 Sitting: Emma Hall, Stacy Lying, Kim Bolton, Renee Webster, Carly Scherer, Missy Pataki, Donna Bundy, Heidi Knickerbocker, Kneeling: liana Morgan, Kristy Wolford, Amy Drexel, Jennifer Adams, Jessica Smock. Standing: Trisha Alley, Amy Baker, Heidi Monroe, Melissa Rounds, Monica Stone, Jackie Sweet, Brigette Carpen- ter. Kneeling: Morian Ferullo, Jennifer Boothby, Jamie Birdsall, Brandy De- Grecie, Linda Russell, Sylvia DeMars Standing: Shannon Pratt, Daryl Wal- lace, Eric Braley, William Cameron, Warren Schloss, Harold Walker, Sit- ting: Chris Byrne, Daniel Degan, Shane Manso, Justin Duell, Billie Galusha, Theodore Baker, Shane Guyette, Da- vid Buderordeen. Kneeling: Rod Ken- yon, Shawn McKinney, Aaron Duell, Jason Rushia. Standing: Denny Hunter, Dan Moyne- han, Hial Hall, Jeff Mahler, Jamie Car- penter, Dan Millington. Sitting; William Smith, Brian Constantineau, Richie Hayes, Eddie Bennet, Michael Barnes, Billy Olden. Kneeling: James Farrar, Ri- chie Bailey, Doug Allen, Ronald Prosser. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '87 FROM THE CLASS OF 1992 37 Board Of Education George Lane Arthur Brown Michael Hill Gary Martin Benjamin F. Guiles President (Retired Colonel) Bruce Jordan TO THE CLASS OF 1987: YOURS IS THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY. MOST OF YOU WILL SEE THE 2050 CALENDAR! MANY OF THOSE DAYS WILL REQUIRE COMPRO- MISE, AN ADJUSTMENT OF OPPOSING PRINCIPLES. EDUCATION PERMITS COMPROMISE WITHOUT CA- PITULATION, A SURRENDER OF THOSE PRINCIPLES. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION THE WARRENSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL WARRENSBURG, ATHOL, THURMAN William Lamy Mrs. Amanda Barnes Vice President Clinton Rumrill Congratulations To You, The Class Of 1987! You have earned the right to be pictured here with your classmates. Soon you will be marching together to receive your high school diplomas; that is as it should be. You have worked hard to achieve the status of a high school graduate. You have spent twelve years of your young life working at that pro- cess. Soon, all too soon, your student days at Warrensburg will be little more than a rainbow of memories. This yearbook should serve as a reminder of those memories, of the days you spent learning and sharing with your teachers and friends. When, in the future, you pull this yearbook from a shelf, dust it off and open it. I hope you recall all of us who have worked with you. We have invested much of our time and energies in preparing you for the future. My hope is that when the day comes, when you do open this book, you are enjoying much success, good health and happiness. With warm wishes for you in the future. Sincerely, ucl ----- Philip J. Magnarella Superintendent Of The Warrensburg Central School 39 SENIORS! YOU WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR WHAT YOU DID YESTERDAY CREDITED WITH WHAT YOU DO TODAY AND, MOST IMPORTANT, REWARDED FOR ALL YOUR PLANS IN TOMORROW! BLESSINGS! DANIELT. CONNOR High School Principal Of The Warrensburg Central School TO ALL SE, THE CLASS OF 1987: Hum a little Sing a little Whistle a little WORK your very best SMILE, and be HAPPY!. MY VERY BEST WISHES, Charles A. De Vitto Elementary Principal Of The Warrensburg Central School Mr. Reynolds knew the “tricks of WCS” students to their advisors. Why? His teach- ers who are yet on the teaching staff can vouch that “Mr. R” was the charter member of a “how to do it” ... book now circulating among the students of planet earth for pos- sible competition! This is exactly why we know that we, the Class of '87, are the re- ceivers of an advisor who knows the virtue of “fun” ... even in the depth of heavy labor. Mr. Reynolds joined Mr. Bertrand as our advisor when we became sophomores. There could never be a more super team of advisors for growing high schoolers! Mr. Reynolds is one of life’s “special” people who has cared enough to return to his alma mater to give to others a portion of his con- tinued “spark” for life. We, the Class of 1987, proudly dedicate this HACKENSACK '87 to him. 42 Mr. Bertrand is one of life's “special” peo- ple. His very conversation is electric and makes one wish to, and absorb his perpetual vitality. With but a very few years difference in age between advisor and student, the Class of '87 is the primary benefactor of Mr. Bertrand, our mentor and our friend. Class activities immediately became the fun, even in the labor of having to make money.” We, the Class of '87, proudly dedi- cate this HACKENSACK '87 to you for so many things. We worked, and you taught us how to love it. We played, and your laughter joined ours to make this happiness that much more meaningful. We studied, each in our several ways, and we now know that you share our anticipation of “tomorrow.” DEDICATION 43 New York State Empire Boys State Empire Boys State is an annual event held for a single week. Boys from throughout New York State are select- ed from their home areas to meet at the Le Moyne College Campus in Syra- cuse, New York. Their purpose is to live in and to govern their “modeled state govern- ment” through the democratic princi- ples and procedures they grow to know and to love both as a citizen of Empire Boys State, and even more, as a growing citizen of the United States of America. Alan J. Hall and Jerold 0. Quintal, II, of the Class of 1987 were their class representatives during the Summer of 1986. They were selected by the high school faculty to represent the com- munity of Warrensburg. Both gentle- men were sponsored and underwritten by the American Legion and the Kiwanis of the community. Alan describes his experiences as: “Boys State is a program where we had to develop our own community, state, and national governments. We held elections for positions in all levels of our government. There were two po- litical parties, the nationalists and the federalists. We held debates and elec- tions similar to actual local, state and national elections.” Joq tells of his experience at Boys State: Before going to Empire Boys State, I was somewhat optimistic about it. I had heard that they really ‘push you.’ I was afraid that I might not ‘fit in’ when I felt that I knew so little about the execution of our govern- ment. After a very brief time, however, I discovered that I was not alone with my feelings. The purpose of Empire Boys State was to eliminate our many doubts. We were there to learn, to practice, and to live our democratic process.” The Class of 1987 is proud of War- rensburg’s American Legion and Kiwanis in their foresight, sponsoring two gentlemen from our own ranks as potential Citizens of Tomorrow. 44 Mrs. Joan Ouelette Mrs. Hilda Vroman Mrs. Ann Lloyd Mrs. Valerie Smith Mrs. Jacqueline Strasser Mrs. Elda Monroe Mrs. Diana Young Mrs. Simone Barosay 45 Elementary Teaching Staff Rev. Abraham Juliet Aldrich Frances Ambrosini Elise Bamberger Robert Brown Vera Brown Carolyn Dorrance Carol Ellis Barbara Frenyea Cynthia Grace Barbara Grant William Grant Anthony Hammel Jack Heilman Gerald Howe Kathleen Hubert Annette Keenan Lenore Pratt Anne Kusnierz Florence LaPoint Ruth Leone Diane McDonough Pamela Mannix Olivia McGuinn Dorothy Mosher Marylois Moynehan Barbara Mulvey Diana Patiki Dorthea Potter Daniel Roberts 46 Elementary - High School Teachers Laurel Roberts Barbara Simms (Not Pictured) Nancy Soldwedei Barbara Spencer Laddie Toney Laurie Wells Theresa Austin Brent Bertrand Brenda Beswick James Brown Judith Cafaro Alice Damp Glen Deso Richard Doyle Lorrie Ellis Linda Erickson Douglas Fish Mary Frank Jean Frulla Robert Grace Patricia Hayes Kenneth Hertz Nancy Hill Arthur Hull Kathleen Kelly Katherine Marquardt Mary Mitchell Martha Nist Marilyn O’Connor Patricia Olden William Palmer 47 High School Teaching Non Teaching Furman Pryme Rexford Reynolds Karen Hurst Joseph Shalhoub Ralph Simpson Frank Soldwedel Karen Sommer Beverly Sprague Richard Stutzman Patrick Sullivan (Not Pictured) Thomas Swan Dawn Werhan Susan West David Beck Elaine Cowin Mark Doody Anne Downes Mary Ann Bump Albert Vasak Dr. Anthony Muratori Barbara Boggia Marilyn Sevits Anne Clark Clarissa Reynolds Mildred Baker Danielle Robichaud Violet Spatz Judy Haggerty Jo Ann Sinko Sandra Fisher Marjorie Geraghty 48 Donna Combs Anne Adams Ingeborg Merrithew Marie Lloyd Dorothy Muratori John Cooper Aaron Sherman Arlinda Birdsall Royce Ross Bertrice Baker George Lackey Cheryl Blydenburg Douglas Robinson Theordore Kenyon Mark Norton David Hall, Robert Cleveland, Eugene Pioli, John Baker, Mark Norton, Jerry Squires, Ken Brooks, Andrew Griffin, Louis Ackley, Dana Robichaud, Aaron Sherman. Mr. Abraham. Standing: Stacy Capenter, Priscilla Clark, Stephanie Russell, Colleen Bassett, Marc Apple, Nina Sparks, Bethany Hill, Joanna Barnes, Mr. Abraham, Kneeling: Jonathan Welch, Marc Kenyon, John Dingman, Sean Baker, Jason Warne, Michael Baker, Sitting: Garrett Conklin, Matthew Vanderwalker, Thomas Edmunds, Laurie Harrington, Terri DeGrechi, Stacey Aldrich G R A D E S I X Mr. Heilman. Standing: Ren6e Hall, Cheyenne Potter, Melissa Harrington, Jaime Tucker, Mr. Jack Heilman, Kneeling: Scott King, Matthew Marciariello, Ralph Ehle, David Webster, Sitting: Mandy Potter, Reigan Burke, Jeremy Arehart, Jonathan Arehart 50 s rt.fc c L A S S Mrs. Potter. Sitting: Amie Barrett, Joseph Castro, Darcy Olden, Kevin Worth, Kneeling: Leon- ard Bills, Scott Castro, Terry Woodward, Jonathan Pixley, Standing: Jerrie Remington, Melissa Smith, Irene Morehouse, Brandy Ward, Mrs. Dorthea Potter Mr. Roberts. Standing: Mr. Daniel Roberts, Emily Cooper, Amy Rozell, Heather Annis, Darcy Monroe, Deidre Peters, Laurie Remington, Kneeling: Christopher Nemec, Frederick Lyng, Ronald Zarczynski, Adam Casey, Jason Tucker, Daron Bolton, Caleb Martin, Sitting: Carrie Winslow, Erica Sawyer, Mark Richards, Paul Hill, James Combs 51 Front Row: Ruth Adams, Trisha LaForge, Carrie Lamy, Amanda Baker; Middle Row: Lucus Mason, Devin Durkin, Michael Wolford, Max Galusha, John Haskell; Back Row: Larry Beadnell, Brad Nelson, Kristy Hill, Jennifer Perkins, Mike Maciariello, Doug Robichaud, Mr. Howe G R A D E Standing: Jeremy Skipper, Michael Morehouse, Brandy Bennett, Charlotte Ostrander, Esther Lindblade, Jeremy Moon, Miss Spencer; kneeling: Stephen Goucher, Adam Palmer, Shannon Amell, Daniel Coulman, James Ligon, Israel Moffit; seated: Jason Gilbertic, Darin Raffirty, Heather Constantineau, Francis Springer, David Levitsky 52 c L A S S Standing: Mrs. Bamberger, Bryan LaLone, Sean Lanfear, Jodi Greenholtz, Beth Converse, Wesley Proctor, Michael Persons; middle row: James Penman, L.A. Norton, Wayne Richards, Eric Reed, Richard Fox, Tim Connelly; seated: Michelle Arnold, Guen Peluso, Melissa Amadeo, Kim Mulvey, Nicole LeCount Standing: Mrs. Grant, John Sweet, Billy Stark, Carla Sherman, Taryn Witherbee, Adam Hall; kneeling: Seth Brown, Brett Moulton, Jason Rogers, Joe Altman, Farley Nelson, Brendon LaRock; seated: Cathey Morgan, Carly Repko, Peggy Morehouse, Heather Peluso, Shannon Roseway 53 MISS LAPOINT. Sitting: Thomas Belden, Jarred Smith, David Scroggins, Morgan Hamilton, Lucas Smock, Kneeling: Jessica Duell, Sherri Baker, Jadee Arnold, Jennifer Millington, Char- lene Dingman, Sage Glatz, Standing: Heidi Ackley, Aaron Eddy, Danielle Shippey. Sarah Hastings, Amy Dutcher, Shellie Vanderwarker, Kelly Brilling, Miss LaPoint, (Missing-Ben Kloss) G R A D E Mrs. Moynihan. Sitting: Tom Dawson, Janice Moody, Kim Lamy, Brielle Kilts, Michael Springer, Kneeling: Jason Mahler, Joshua Wilde, Byron Karson, David Sprague, Steven Baker, Joey Dick, Standing: Mrs. Moynihan, Stacy Reynolds, Jan Jackson, Evelyn Wood, Vinda Sutphin, Jackie Ackley 54 c L A S S Mrs. Grace. Sitting: Rebecca Templeton, Gabriel Frazier, Brian Smith, Carl Campbell, Tracy Oehler KNEELING: Benjamin Davis, Matthew Weidman, Craig Deldin, Daniel Ackley, Jesse O’Neill, Standing: Danielle Bolton, Jessica Johnson, Angel Young, Aprilk Millington, Paula Gray, Amy Reynolds, Jennifer Webster Mrs. Kusnierz. Sitting: Shana Brown, Kelly Moynehan, Megan Scherer, Lisa Stark, Kneeling: John Olden, David Goucher, Scott Roberts, Ray Hensler, Troy Beadnell, David Baker, Stand- ing: Kevin Harrington, John Barnes, Catrina Frisbie, Heather Moffit, Alison Apple, Mrs. Kus- nierz, Shannon Hayes, Christine Duffy, Michael Lawler 55 Mr. Grant. Front Row: Jeremy Winslow, Joseph Kelly, Corey Pitkin, Eric Conklin, Mark Strasser, Jeremy Taylor, Sitting: Sara Rumrill, Alycia Hall, Lisa Packard, Kara Persuitti, Jerri Perry, Shannon Springer, Melissa Frasier, Ricci Hayes, Mr. Grant, Standing: Samuel Bullock, Steven Shortsleeves, Jason Hull, Michael Monforte, Rachelle Reed, Micki Smith, Kenneth Olden, Christifer Ward G R A D E Mrs. Hubert. Kneeling: Edward Harrington, J. Ashley Combs, Adam Kolasienski, Aaron Baker, Michael Apple, Shane Cass, Sitting: Darren Geraghty, Tausha Barosay, Joyce Jacobson, Jamie Tedrick, Hope Lloyd, April Ross, Courtney Sprague, Daniel Mattison, Standing: Jason Bederian, Keith Moynehan, Justin Higgins, Jennifer Reed, Kathy Monroe, Heather Morgan, Douglas Warner, Kathie Hubert 56 c L A S S Mrs. Roberts. Kneeling: Willis Mason, Gerald Hopkins, Terry LaVergne, Gary Barrett, Sitting: Kelly Monroe, Amanda Carpenter, Wendy Maciariello, Dawn Murray, Titfany Simpson, Erin Greenholtz, Standing: April Lyng, Shannon Reed, Michael McTague, James Rafferty, Erin Warrington, Erika LaPrarie, Jeramy Dingman, Edgar Castro, Douglas Olden Mrs. Brown. Front Row: Valerie Mattison, Lauralee Juckett, Tabatha Mumblow, Gigi Edmunds, Jamie Whiting, Tracy Penman, Penny Smith, Megan Monroe, Standing: Shannon Reed, Kevin Galusha, Donald Carpenter, Douglas Crandall, Gerald Remington, Kristian Keller, Jason Ken- yon, Standing: Patricia Burdett, Robert Wolford, Crystal Stone, Amanda Wriglet, Matthew Olden, Richard Clark, Jasen Norton, Mrs. Brown Kneeling: Richard Bandura, John Wernau, Clarence Alger, Michael Harrold, Paul Levitsky, Brian Hammond, Sitting: Stacey Fish, Amy Barton, Janell Quintal, Melissa Monroe, Jodi Hall! Nadine Wells, Breeana Packard, Brianne Hazelton. Standing: Jordan Birdsall, Brad Baker, Daniele Ackley, Daryl Tucker, Michael Hill, Michael Allison, Chad Prosser, Mr. Hammel G R A D E T W o Mrs. Leone. Kneeling: Jerid McKinney, David Frazier, Jason Sparks, Charles Ligon, Sitting: Susan Mattison, Miko Galusha, Michelle LeCount, Erin Stephenson, Christina Coulman, There- sa Morehouse, Amanda Hall, Jenifer Lanfair, Standing: Artanne Hanley, Paige Baker, Andrea Deldin, Brian Clayfield, Brian Briggs, Brian Planty, Logan Tyler, Mark Wolford 58 c L A S c Mrs. Frenyea. Kneeling: Ken Mulvey, Andrew Hall, Christopher Millington, John Steininger, Sitting: Katie Bederian, Michelle Young, Kristine Warner, Jesse Smith, Christy Johnston, Ian Measeck, Nathan Monroe, Rosemary Lackey, Standing: Mrs. Frenyea, Bruce Sherman, Nathan Spatz, Jason Latham, Donald Fournier, Andrew McTague, Brigid Kelley, Jeanie Peck, Lauren Zarczynski o F 1 9 9 7 PRE-FIRST GRADE. BOTTOM ROW: Brian Carpenter, Matthew Hill. James Dimick, Joshua Beadnell, MIDDLE: Mrs. Soldwedel. Julina Walker, Joshua Duell. Heather Olden, Joseph Hammond, TOP ROW: Richard Curran, Jeremy Combs. Michelle Chambers, Amy Mattison, Ryan Goodspeed. 59 Front Row: Mason Beldon, Bradd Baker, Roger Potter, Cory Connelly, James Blackmer, Middle Row: Jody Perry, Erin Geraghty, Erin Hastings, Sara Baker, Christine Springer, Aleisha Harris, Corrine Stone, Alisha Barosay, Back Row: Mrs. Keenan, Ryan Shepard, Jeffrey Whiting, Jason Ranous, Coury Miller, Kirk Bassarah, Timothy Morgan, Christopher Dimick. Front row: Jamie Altman, Stacey Bauberger, Shelly Ackley, Garth Barrett, Middle row: Paul Millington, Kylie Lamphier, Jessica Kilts, Jaime Belden, Doni Edmunds, Chad Randall, Jennifer Wells, Nolan Tucker, Brian Burdett, Back row: Kasey Olden, Joseph Bartlett, Barron Dingman, William Dumke, Andrew Morrison, Patrick Eldridge, Mrs. Dorrance G R A D E O N E 60 Front Row: Susan Blair, Mark Kuklinski, Julie Wrigley, Peter Jordan, Emily Pomeroy, Katie Moynehan, Angela Bradway, Kevin Connor, Stacey Bills, Sara Goddman, Back Row: Kristy Brainard, Michael Rafferty, Joshua Monroe, Jami Olden, Nathan Monforte, John Morgan, Shawna Wolford, Joshua Baker, Amy Prosser, David Llyod, Mrs. McGinn. Row I: Duane Fish, Jennifer Millington, Mason Hamilton, Roger Combs, April Goucher, Amy Maciariello, Row II: Laura Wood, Leanne Repko, Jenifer Brown, Jennifer Mosher, Leonard Baker, Audrey Hermance, Travis LaPell, Row III: Mrs. Ellis, Christine Campbell, Jamie Good- speed, Joshua Kenyon, Justin Tucker, Alix Hamblin, Lucien Emerson, Eric Moffitt. STANDING: Brian Seeley, Jason Briggs, David Butler, Amy Hill, Ryan Winslow, Justin Hull, Mrs. Pataki ROW 2: Adam Mailliez, Jamie Kersey, Ashlee Tucker, Chasity Moffitt. Shane Baker, Julie Webster, Joel Baker, SITTING: Jessica Clark, Casey Johnston, Kimberly Wood, Susan Dawson, James Boisvert, SITTING: Richard Prosser, Jessica Bartlett, Brock Emerson, Colin Shanely, Jason Lanfair, Anthony Cedrone. (AM) Mrs. Pataki K I N D E R G A R T E N STANDING: Steven Cullen, James Martin, Seth Wagner, Olin Ellsworth, Eddie Carpenter, Justin La Prairie, Mrs. Pataki. ROW 2 Christopher Bullok, Andrew Dutcher, Jamie Millington, Lindsey Measeck, Tracy Mumblow, Sadie Wells, Drew Kulklinski, SITTING: Erin Baker, Bridget Steven- son, Courtney Baker, Katherine Chambers, Hannah Smock, SITTING: Alex Muratori, Joshua Tryon, Leighen Beadnell, Darren Miles, Earl Millington, Matthew Hall. (P.M.) Mrs. Pataki 62 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 9 9 (Mrs. Mosher) AM. Row I David Baker, April Planty, Crystal Jacobson, Robert Bernard, Joshua Baker, Row II Nichole Fish, Jason Blackmer, Derek Russell, Ricky Burdette, Stacey Rounds, Row III Brennan Ellis, John Peluso, James Martindale, Jasmine Nutter, Kimberly Baker, Row IV Victoria Williams, Mattew Randall, Emily Miller, Richard Hardy, Nikki Augustine, Mrs. Mosher. Mrs. Mosher P.M. Row I James Blydenburgh, Eileen Belden, Kenneth Gillingham, Gina Milling- ton, Robert Mosher, Row II Derek Cummins, Luke Beadnell, Daniel McTague, Benjamin Infantina, Kori Olden, Wayne Havens, Row III Theresa Olden, Sarah Fidd, Keith Tyler, Jill Burdett, Katrine Latham, Chauncey Millington, Brian Tabano, Row IV Mrs. Mosher, Keith LaLone, Amie Baker, Sandra Frisbie, Melissa Vernum, Priscilla Rounds, Cedric Coulman. 63 DANA SQUIRES Horticulture CHRISTOPHER SPRAGUE Heavy Equipment Diesel JULIE BAKER Food Trades DANIEL DE SANTIS Food Trades WILLIAM BAER Auto Body Repair TODD AREHART Machine Trades KENNETH WALKER Auto Mechanics BARON DAVIS Machine Trades VAN BAKER Auto Mechanics Cafeteria Staff Front row: Rhoda Mack, Ruth La- Course, Louise Maxam, Myrna Belden; back row: Mark Norton, Nancy Alger, Dorothy Swinton, Mary Tarantelli Cafeteria Staff Doreen Cooper, Linda Bennett, Joyce Baker B.O.C.E.S. Front: Barbara Mat- tern, Michael Pataki, Janet Kenyon, Charles Gray, Sheryl Strasser, Sam Stone. Middle: Jennifer Whitacre, Kathy Roesch, Kirsten Higgins, Phillipa Lau- ben, Kris DeVitto, Nancy Haggerty, Wil- liam Hall. Back: Wendi Persons, Tracy Burnham, Laurie Granger, Nikki Ken- yon, Desir6e Combs, Kim DeVitto, Kris Au- gusta, Daniel T. Con- nor STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council The Student Council is an organization which provides student participation in school affairs. The Student Council is not an organization for “self-government” or for “Stu- dent Government.” Rather, students, through their student council, share in the administration and management of school activities. It is a democratic enterprise developed by the mutual coo- peration of all those in the school. The Student Council teaches the principles of democracy by actual participa- tion of students and faculty alike learning to do by doing. The aims and purposes of the Student Council are many and far reaching. The most important of these aims are: 1. To develop leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. 2. To develop in the student a growing appreciation of membership in a democracy. 3. To promote the general welfare of the student body and the school. 4. To coordinate and promote student activity and en- courage greater participation on the part of the stu- dents. 5. To promote harmonious relations between teachers and students and among the students themselves. 6. To stimulate and develop a healthy school spirit, in- volving loyalty to and pride in the school. 7. To promote school-community spirit. The Student Council is composed of its officers and a representative from each grade. The council meets weekly to transact old and new business. The work of the council is reported by the representatives at their homeroom meetings. At these meetings students have an opportunity to make known their desires and to give suggestions to be reported to the council. CONGRATULATIONS VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 1986-87 CHAMPIONS Varsity Field Hockey Front: Nancy Haggerty, Amy Monroe, Jody Monroe, Melanie Lauben, Lori Lomax, Kristi DeVitto. Middle Row: Kirsten Higgins, Missy Langworthy, Wendy Murphy, Mindy Haskell, Jennifer Whitacre, Kristen Stein, Back Row: Miss Bump, Coach; Michelle Monroe, Stacy Eddy, Kim DeVitto, Nikki Kenyon The 1986 Field Hockey team was led by a strong force of very determined athletes. After suffering through non-league losses early in the season, the Lady Burgers proceeded on to a 14 game winning streak, before losing to Germantown in the Section II Class D Finals. Win number 12 was notched on the North Warren field where the team captured their second consecutive Adirondack League Title. We had a very fulfilling season in many ways. A special thanks to Sharine Sweet who coached a successful JV squad, to our faithful fans, to our Sports Booster Club and to Nikki Kenyon — our only senior. 68 Coach Maryann Bump CONGRATULATIONS VARSITY FOOTBALL 1986-87 CHAMPIONS Varsity Football Mr. Vasak, Toby Bruce, Mark LaFond, Scott Remington, Doug DeGrechie, Bob Frye, Matt Blair, Mike Carpenter, Ed Webster, Tyler Reed, Paul Moulton, D. J. Smith, Dave Mahler, Chad Rounds, Jay Aldrich, Ken Hall, Rick Angelo, Tim Hill, Joe Burt, Gary DeFranco, Mike Squires, Rick Bruner, Ed Peterson, Rick Burt, Tim Burnham, Barry McKinney, Gary Ostrander, John Durkin, Todd Arehart, Roy Muermann, Doug McKinney, Bob Pinney, Mike Curtis, Matt Thompson, Aemon Kolasienski, Joe Sherman, Dan DeMarsh, Adam Bruce, Bill Seeley, Kevin Norton. 1986 FOOTBALL As a result of many hours of hard work, good breaks, and unexpected opportunities, we grew both mentally and physically, in skill development and personality, resulting in a tremen- dously successful season. Our program gained alot of positive experience and knowledge of the game, along with a division and superbowl championship. This overall emotional and psychological maturity will give us a better chance to reach out for future goals and achievements. Coach A. Vasak SENIOR CHORUS Sr. Chorus Soprano Section Kneeling: Amy Baker, Sally Haggerty, Kathy Carvel, Doni Lynn Combs, Shar- on Remington, Sheila Bates, Standing: Roberta Walker, Chris Doran, Kim But- ler Laura Mundy, Shelly Baer, Jeanine Nemec, Debra Lackey, Sr. Chorus (Alto) Front to Back: Janet Kenyon, Lori L max, Tiffany Burke, Venena Mosh Donna King, Phillipa Lauben, Jc Bruce, Debby Keenan Sr. Chorus Baritone Section Seated: Ed Amell, Rick Bruner, Stand- ing: Rick Oehler, Mark Morehouse, Craig Lanfair, Jeff McMahen JUNIOR CHORUS Jr. Chorus Soprano Section Kneeling: Hilary Arehart, Kristy Wol- ford, Heather Boothby, Donna Bundi, Juanita Winslow, Holly Ovitt Brooke Clark, Donna Wood, Darcy Squires, Standing: Sue Morehouse, Missy Per- ry, Patty Morehouse, Melissa Lanfair, Carly Scherer, Missy Geraghty, Missy Pataki, Tammy Rafferty, Kelly Oehler, Jennifer Boothby, Regina Olden, Bun- ny Brown, April Burch, Amy More- house, Daralyn West, Tricia Alley, Hei- di Monroe, Renee Webster, Melinda Smith, Bridgette Carpenter Jr. Chorus (Alto) Kneeling: Missy Davis, Sheila Month- ony, Linda Mulvey, Emma Hall, Missy Rounds, Standing: Karma Mantz, Ni- cole Deyo, Heidi Knickerbocker, Amy Stein, Sylvia DeMars, Amy Baker, Jackie Sweet, Kim Bolton Jr. Chorus (Baritone Section) Kneeling: Brian Constantineau, Mike Anderson, Pete Espinos, Justin Duell, Billy Olden, Shane Manso, Standing: Jim Juliano, Billy Wolford, Glen Guyette, Harold Walker, Shannon Pratt, Warren Schloss, Bill Cameron, Daryl Wallace HONOR SOCIETY Kris Williams, Amy Muermann, Sally Haggerty, Rachel Adams, Mrs. Frulla Laurie Granger, Amy Monroe, Melanie Lauben, Jody Monroe, Deanne Peters, Joe Sherman, Patti Kenyon, Kelly Far- rar, Kim DeVitto, Mrs. Frulla Front: Mrs. Frulla, Kelly Farrar, Patti Kenyon, Kris Williams, Sally Haggerty, Amy Muermann, Back: Deanne Peters, Kim DeVitto, Melanie Lauben, Jody Monroe, Amy Monroe, Joe Sherman. Kneeling: Matt Blair, Jon Baker, Kevin Geraghty, Christopher DeFranco, Linda Fattibene, Dane Smith, Michael Squires, Steve Rumrill, Jerold Quintal, David Mahler, Rick Bruner L A N G U A G E C L U B Front: Tonya Spraque, Melanie Lauben, Missy Langworthy, Jody Monroe, Kim DeVitto, Miss Austin, Middle: Scott Russell, Steve Hatch, Joe Burt, John Espinos, John Germain, Joe Sherman, Linda Webster, Lisa Ovitt, Shannon Warne, Wendy Murphy, Shelly Cameron, Gina Lloyd 73 Back: Billy Wolford, Brandy DeGrechi, Jackie Sweet, Monica Stone, Kim Bolton, Heather Boothby, Carly Scherer, Lisa Schryer, Erin Connor, Mr. Boothby; middle: Kristy Wolford, Donna Wood, Amy Stein, Denise Robichard, Missy Geraghty, Alice Burt, Amy Farr, Brooke Clark; front: P.K. Bruce, Hillary Haskell, Tammy Rafferty, Missy Pataki, Jennifer Boothby, Donna Bundi, Melissa Perry, Linda Blackburn 74 V A R S I T Y Boys Varsity Club Front Row: Dave Mahler, Mike Squires, Joq Quintal, Back Row: Jay Aldrich, Matt Blair, Mike Curtis, Gary Ostrander, Mike Carpenter, Toby Bruce, Dane Smith, Adam Bruce, Matt Thomp- son, Gary DeFranco, Barry McKinney Girls Varsity Club Kneeling: Jennifer Whitacre, Missy Langworthy, Kirsten Higgins, Amy Monroe, Kim DeVitto, Jody Monroe, 2nd Row: Wendy Persons, Jennifer Toney, Paula Moulton, Nikki Kenyon, Kris Williams, Dawn Lemery, Courtney Higgins, Lisa Lomax, Kristi Carpenter, 3rd Row: Diana Bryne, Amy LaVarnway, Mindy Haskell, Rachel Sawyer, Brenda Ackley, Lori Lomax, Kristi DeVitto, Kristen Stein, Sunday Combs, Lisa Ovitt, Shannon Warne, Wendy Murphy, Nancy Haggery, Barbara Matern, Melanie Lauben, Stacy Eddy, Chris Connor Brian Rumrill, Steve Hatch, Jamie Potter, Ron Lamy, John Strasser, Mr. Ralph Simpson Kneeling: Doug DeGrechi, Toby Bruce, Jamie Potter, P.K. Bruce, Judy Cross Standing: Bill Hall, Darren McKinney, Chad Rounds, Paul Moulton, Pat Arehart, Phillipa Lauben, Melanie Lauben, Sunday Combs, Miss Bump B A S E B A L L Varsity Baseball Bottom Row- Doug McKinney, John Hensler, Scott Remington Barry McKinney, Bob Frye; Top Row- Mr. Roberts, Aemon Kolasienski, Bob Murray, Joq Quintal, Dave Mahler, Ken Hall, Mike Squires, Mark LaFond, Jay Aldrich JV Baseball Bottom Row: Jason Mahler, Tim Beadnell, Shanon Kolasienski, Rokney Trapasso, Ron Lamy, Larry Beadnell, Top Row; Mr. Doody, Steve Rumrill, Jack Schloss, Wayne Mattison, Jerry Squires, Dan DeMarsh, Tyler Reed, Rick Angelo, John Durkin 77 Varsity Softball Bottom Row: Angie Taras, Kim DeVitto, Kris Wiliams, Kelly DeVitto, Top Row: Ms. Thompkins, Jody Monroe Laurel Wood, DeeDee Ackley, Shannon Bederian, Laurie Granger, Laureen Oulette Amy Monroe, Bonni Trapasso s o F T B A L L JV Softball Bottom Row: Jennifer Whitacre, Stacy Eddy, Laurie Granger, Shannon Bederian, Top Row: Dawn Lemery, Julianna Walker, Jill Squires, Missy Langworthy, Rachel Sawyer, Jennifer Toney, Kirsten Higgins, Kristy DeVitto, Mr. Bertrand. 78 Mr. Beck, Mr. Reynolds, Jack Schloss, Sam Stone, Darren Duell, David Hall, Tim Beadnell, Damian Kloss, Tadd Casey, Burgess Ovitt, Al Vasak, Glen Bills, Rodney Trapasso, Dan McNeil, Jody Baker, Mike Smith, K.J. Hertz, Rob Edmunds, Chris Byrne, Justin Duell, Chad Armstrong, Shane Guyette, Richard LaLone, Eric Braley, Buzzy Whitacre, Mike Reynolds, Warren Schlossk, Shannon Pratt, A.J. Bohner, Jeff Mahler, Shannon Wood, Darryl Wallace, Chad Palmer, Shane Manso, Jeff McMahon, Mike Pataki, Denny Hunter, Steve Montony, Matt Reed, Brandon Donato, Ed Amell, Brian Reed, Bill Galusha Front: Missy Geraghty, Heather Boothby, Tammy Rafferty, Holly Zuschlag, Amy Stein, P.K. Bruce Back: Shannon Thompson, Kathy Roesch, Phillipa Lauben, Sharine Sweet, Coach; Kim Butler, Erin Connor, Hillary Haskell, Kee Dee Ackley 79 Varsity Volleyball Coach Anne Downes, Tanya Donato, Dawn Lemery, Paula Moulton, Kris Williams, Gina Lloyd, Roberta Walker, Kelly Baker, Chris COnnor, Barbara Mattern, Kristi Carpenter V o L L E Y B A L L J. V. Volleyball Bottom Row: Mary Ann O’Rouke, Darcy Needham, Janet Kenyon, Robin Winslow, Kelly Baker, Mr, Hertz, Diana Strobeck, Jill Squires, Jennifer Welch, Karen Springer Tanya Sprague, Candace Walker, Julie Dingman 80 c H E E R L E A D E R S VARSITY BASKET- BALL CHEER- LEADERS Front: Deanne Peters, Missy Langworthy, Row 1: Rachael Sawyer, Diana Byrne, Lori Granger, Row 2: Kir- sten Higgins, Mary- anne O’Rourke, Kir- sten DeVitto, Lisa Lo- max. J.V. Basketball Cher- leaders Front: Kristen Stein, Row 1: Lori Lo- max, Darcy Lloyd, Row 2: Holly Zusch- laag, Dawne Lemery, Janet Kenyon, Phillipa Lauben, Mindy Has- kell, Row 3: Judy Crosse, DeeDee Ack- ley, Jennifer Whitacre. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Standing: Holly Boothby, Sunday Combs, Amy Lavarnway, Courtney Higgins, Jennifer Toney; kneeling: Debbie Lackey, Tammy Hayes, Kelly Farrar: sitting: Shannon Warne, Lisa Ovitt, Crystal Baker 81 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Joq Quintal, Dave Mahler, Dane Smith, Mike Squires, Ed Webster; back row: Mr. Doody, Pat Arehart, Kevin Geraghty, Matt Greenholtz, Steve Rumrill, Matt Blair, Barry McKinney, Scott Remington B O Y S B A K E T B A L L J.V. BASKETBALL Front row: Mike Pataki, Billy Hall, Paul Moulton, Tadd Casey, Darren McKinney, Jack Schloss; Back row: Chris Parker, Tim Webster, Howard Greenholtz, Bill Seeley, Rick Angelo, Brian Burkhardt, Mr. Roberts 82 G I R L S B A S K E T B A L L GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Paula Moulton, Jody Monroe, Jennifer Toney. Standing: Amy Monroe, Nancy Haggerty, Chris Connor, Barbara Mattern, Wendy Persons, Kris Williams, Coach Downes GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Kneeling: Renee Ostrander, Erin Connor, Jill Squires, Shannon Thompson, Kelly Oehler, Hillary Haskell, Standing: Tracy Cheney, Robin Winslow, P.K. Bruce, Tammy Rafferty, Missy Geraghty, Heather Boothby, Coach Bump 83 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’87 Compliments of DUFFY’S CARS INC. Chrysler-Dodge-Plymouth Bob Duffy-Proprietor Jerry Bruce-Sales Manager WRESTLING Standing: Coach Beck, Bob Frye, Dave Monroe, Dennis West, Mike Curtis, Gary Ostrander, Tim Burnham, Glen Guyette, Adam Bruce, Bob Pinney, Todd Palmer, Coach Vasak; kneeling: Burgess Ovitt, John Bederian, Phil Bederian, Tim Hill, Toby Bruce, Jay Robbins, Tim Beadnell, Sam Stone, Brandon Ovitt, Don Cameron, Manager; front row: Danny McNeil, Mike Anderson, John Espinos, Rodney Trapasso, Al Vasak, John Bederian, 3rd Grade Manager s K I C L U B Kneeling: Chris Burnham, Tom Murphy, Adam Burch, Darren Duell, Al Vasak, Richard LaLone, Brandon Donato, Doug West; Row 1: Mrs. Marquardt, Chris Burkhardt, Lori Lavine, Kim Peluso, Angie Rouleau, Tracy Burnham, Jason Miller, Tanya Danato, Shelly DeMarsh, Danny Moynehan, Buzzy Whitacre; Row 2: Brian Hatch, Tim Burnham, Dan West, Amy Stein, Sunday Combs, Dennis West, Kristen Stein; Row 3: Bill Seeley, John Strasser, Roy Muerman, Ron Lamy B A S K E T B A L L MODIFIED BASKETBALL Front row; Chad Armstrong, Brian Hatch, Billy Wolford, Chip Web- ster, Al Vasak, Doug West, Neil Prespare, Shannon Wood; back row: Brian Reed, Mike Reynolds, Scott Pike, Chris Burnham, K.J. Hertz, Buzzy Whitacre, David Hall, Mr. Howe. as BAND Lisa Ovitt, Sheryl Strasser, Shannon Thompson, Missy Davis, Tonya Don- ato, Carrie Lloyd, Daralyn West, Standing: Kelly Farrar, Holly Boothby, Kim DeVitto, Coleen Richardson, Me- lissa Langworthy, Denise LaFond, Jen- nifer Toney, Debbie Keenan, Lisa Schryer Kneeling: Shane Guyette, Brian Mur- phy, P.K. Bruce, Bill Galusha, Al Va- sak, Clifton Nelson, Standing: Jody Baker, Rob Pinney, John Germain, Alan Hall, Ron Lamy, Mike Smith, A.J. Bohner Kneeling: Mike Barnes, Rod Kenyon, Jim Farrar, Standing: Phillipa Lauben, Dan DeMarsh, Dennis West, Brandon Donato Kneeling: Linda Blackburn, Denise Ro- bichaud, Melissa Geraghty, Laurie Granger, Tammy Rafferty, Standing: Amy Stein, Monica Stone, Shannon Warne, Amy LaVarnway, Kris Williams, Dawn Lemery, Kris DeVitto Kneeling: Joe Burt, Charles Gray, Standing: Jessica Mason, Tim Burn- ham, Roy Muermann, Matt Apple, Jeff Latham, Kristin Stein Kneeling: Amy Farr, Moriah Ferullo, Joel Mosher, Doug West, Standing: Chris DeFranco, Tadd Casey, Tim Hill, Stacy Eddy, Angel Vaisey, Kyle Spel- lacy, Joe Barnes, Jill Squires. Adam With apologies to William Butler Yeats, “When you are old and gray and full of sleep, and nodding by the fire, take down this book, slowly read and dream .........” Of all your joys, your sorrows, your hopes, and those of us who love you dearly and wish you well. Love, Gram and Gramp Mundy. Adam From miles away, we like to keep in touch and remind you that we love you very much. Love, Nana and Tom Son- Our life is a gift from God, and what we do with our life is our gift to God. Love, Mom and Dad ADAM BRUCE Boo Boo College, just like anything in life worth achieving, takes hard work. So put your mind to it and you shall achieve all that you dream of. Love, Matthew Nathan We all love you very much and wish you the best, but re- member-the best things in life don't always come easy. Be good and God bless. Buzzer All our love, Jack, Bethany, Nicholas Thanks for getting such bad grades-you kept J.B. off my back! Love, Toby Boo Thanks for always being there for me, especially when Toby learned new wrestling moves and used me for an ex- ample; when I had nothing to wear; and when I just needed someone to talk to. Love ya always, P.K. Dearest Gidget, As you know we love you best.” Our first miracle. The original model, so tiny, so perfect in every way. You did everything first. You may have disliked our overprotection, but we wanted to keep you the dynamic person you were, and we succeeded. With all roses you have received from your friends remember who gave you them first. Always take time to stop and smell the roses. We are very proud of you, and we love you very much. Dad Mom Dearest Wendy, A parent should not have favorites but We have always loved you best.” You may not have been the first but you always blew the biggest bubbles, burped louder, and walked faster. We taught you to smile, you taught us to laugh. You taught us you could kiss the dog on the mouth and you wouldn’t die. You made us realize it is all right for little girls to play ball and get dirty. Beauty will still be there. We are very proud of you and we love you very much. Mom Dad 89 CHRISTOPHER SPRAGUE From your 1st. day of school to your last one- proud parents we are from: Day one Feb. 14, 1969 Good Luck in Cleveland. We love you! Mom and Dad 90 FAYE M.C. BUSS Dear Daughter, You have made our lives com- plete. There was a few years when we thought, we had lost you. But you came back. Now it’s time for you to begin your life, so go forth and be your sweet self. Love Mom and Clifton, Jamie and George 91 LAVINE Lori Dreams are what transforms the sculptor’s stone into art. Forever have the courage, strength, and wisdom to pursue and fulfill your dream and never, never stop dreaming. With love, Mom Dad Joq It seems like only yesterday you entered Nursery School and now you’re leaving Warrensburg Central. You’ve given us some of nice memories of “school days”. Great times are ahead. We love you and good luck. Dad, Mom, Janell, and Joel 93 ROBERT GRACE Mr. Robert Grace began teaching in the Warrensburg Central School in the Fall ot 1962. During these twenty-five years, he has taught mathematics in both junior and senior high school. He also advised the National Junior Honor Society during its existence. In October of 1987, Mr. Grace will retire to pursue other areas of challenge, recreation and relaxation. HACKENSACK '87 proudly acknowledges these years and graciously wishes you many years of good health, enduring happiness, and a prosperity beyond this life, Mr. Grace. ERIC BROWN During the Summer of 1986, a young man — indeed, a gentleman — heard the “call for help of a young girl who had fallen from a swimming tube into the current of the Schroon River. He immediately forgot” that he was unable to swim, yet this child needed his help. He truly placed his life in danger for this helpless child. ERIC BROWN’S sudden death brought his active life into an immediate reflection, a reflection of a pure, quiet, simple devotion to his family, his friends, and his teammates. Many quickly remembered Eric’s great pride in sinking two points” for his Junior Varsity Bas- ketball team. These two points were a joy to him and a special joy that brought everyone in the gymnasium to their feet. This was an ovation for you, Eric. Our ovation now is in your final devotion to save and to help others here, as you now attain life everlasting, There. In physical life you wished nothing more than simple happiness. Now, this simple happiness is your inheri- tance to eternal life. HACKENSACK ’87 remembers you proudly, ERIC BROWN! WARRENSBURG FIRE COMPANY 18 ELM STREET WARRRENSBURG, NEW YORK 12885 David Peters-President Jerry Squires-Vice President Pearl McNeill-Secretary Kevin Geraghty-Treasurer Brian Engle-Director Gary Ross-Director David Spatz-Director Rudy Squires-Director Kevin Geraghty-Director Jerry Pennock-Chief Gene Combs-lst Ass’t Chief Paul Bederian-2nd Ass’t Chief Earl Persons-1st Captain Tony Fortino-2nd Captain Keith Cleaveland-3rd Captain Charles Bederian Sr.-Fire Police Bob Frye-EMS Captain John Kindred-EMS Ass't Captain Sean Geraghty- EMS Financial Sec. Ed Anderson Thomas Baker Joseph Barlow Charles Bederian Jr. Larry Collier Donald Combs J. Scott Combs Tom de LaReura Paul Dufford Jr. Calvin Engle Robert Farrell James Gallup Jon Geraghty Lewis Granger Howard Greenholtz Alan Hall David Hall James Hull Richard Hull Charles Johnston Billy Kelso James Leonard Kevin Maxam Joseph McNeill Richard Pennock Jr. Richard Pennock Sr. Jerry Perry Jack Quintal Jerry Quintal Andrew Sprague Robert Tubbs Judy Watkins 95 Sponsors of the Smokeeaters Jamboree FORD MERCURY WARREN FORD 22 Main Street Warrensburg, New York 12885 Telephone: 518-623-4221 518-623-2080 CARMEN MACIARIELLO, Owner Garry W. Grant, Bill Conklin Salesmen BUSINESS EDITORS Mrs. Katharine Marquardt Business Advisor Amy Baker Doni Lyn Combs THE HACKENSACK is our single, general, school publication of perma- nent record. During these years of pub- lication growth in quality, there, like- wise, has been a growth in expense. Mrs. Katharine Marquardt has been the Business Advisor during these re- cent years, and she depends upon very dedicated, very special people to seek and to secure advertisements that will aid in publication expenses. Our current publication expense, not including photography and many ad- ded expenses, is approximately $13,500 each year. HACKENSACK 87 is placed in our hands for a price less than one-half the actual cost of print- ing each yearbook. Many students begin as “business editors, but only a very few endure this necessary labor of enlisting adver- tisers, proving to each one that his ad- vertising expenditure will be more than worth the expense. To Mrs. Marquardt, Shelly Morgan, Amy Baker, and Doni Lyn Combs are the bouquets of thanks! They begin this very important task as soon as classes begin in September. Their final advertisements must be submitted by early February. Although they must have completed their greatest labors by February, they return in the Month of May to distribute the finally pub- lished HACKENSACK 87. Expenses for this final publication depend upon you, MRS. MAR- QUARDT, and YOUR GIRLS! My most humble thanks! 97 Shelly Morgan EDITORIAL STAFF THE EDITORIAL STAFF, RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS COMPLETED HACKENSACK ’87 THE EDITORIAL STAFF of each yearbook begins its work the very day that the prior year's book has been finally submitted for pub- lication. It must always see, use, and file repre- sentative photography and copy for succeed- ing HACKENSACK publications. Although each yearbook highlights the current graduat- ing class, the entire annual MUST REPRESENT ALL, IF POSSIBLE, OF THE WARRENSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL STUDENT BODY, ITS STAFF, AND ITS COMMUNITY. Constant “due dates” begin in early Sep- tember, requiring that the graduating senior class have their formal and informal photogra- phy be completed in the Month of May of the previous year. The beginning thirty-two pages — ONE FOURTH OF THE TOTAL BOOK — must be with the publisher before the third week of September. Many participants who be- gin working on the EDITORIAL STAFF do not continue until publication. HACKENSACK PUBLICATION DEPENDS UPON VERY FEW, TRULY DEDICATED STUDENTS. Each one gives as “little” as three to four nights each week following a day of classes. Work sessions can be as brief as one hour, yet may extend to as many as four hours. Two vacation days are also required! KRIS AUGUSTA directed the typing of all copy for the annual. Kris began in September and continued throughout the year. Her able assistant, CHERRITH TENNANT, surely added to the excellent to our needed copy. Cherrith came as soon as Kris asked for her assistance. DESIREE’ COMBS began her dedicated work in her Junior Year and continued at every op- portunity both in typing copy and in layout. Desiree' has given countless hours of assis- tance. PAULLA CONVERSE also began her dedication to HACKENSACK publication in her Junior Year. She has worked so very hard with days that extended into vacation until her health prevented further work. SARAH HAG- GERTY, with an already tedious study and ex- tracurricular schedule, gave as much as she could until study schedules necessarily inter- fered. Were it not for the Fall Football Team, MATT THOMPSON would have begun in Sep- tember in editorial layout. Matt began in May of the prior year and continued the day that foot- ball season terminated. His assistance in so many areas was invaluable. ANGIE ROULEAU, LORI LEVINE, TRACY BURNHAM, AND ADAM BRUCE gave as much time as their schedules permitted. Kristine Augusta Copy Typist Chairperson Cherith Tennant Copy Typist Desiree ’ Combs Copy Typist Layout Paula Converse Layout 98 Countless hours and days, both in and out of the school day, were given by DAN WEST. Dan was a“natural” in layout. It was “elementary, my dear Watson” to him to mathematically vi- sualize a layout. He was always avail- able to meet and to work whenever the time was available. There were many times when the faculty adviser was physically unable to attend that Dan expertly attended the work at hand. His hours would never receive ade- quate compensation. DAN WEST HAS BEEN NAMED THE EDITOR IN CHIEF OF THE ’87 HACKENSACK. It is, in- deed, a privilege to confer this worthy honor upon him. You ask, “Well, what is there to do- ing a yearbook?” Friends, publication ideas never be- gin nor end. Senior formal and informal sittings must be scheduled during the Month of May so that their selection may comply with SUMMER WORK SCHEDULES. Yes, pages one through thirty-two must be posted to the pub- lisher two weeks following the opening of school. Then, the photographer must be scheduled during three, very busy days of the fourth week of September to photograph Fall activities, the student body, the administration, faculty, teaching and non-teaching staff. Do not forget that during the first week of December, winter sports and activities must be photographed. Spring activi- ties are photographed in March and April for the following year's book. All photography must be examined to be as representative of the school community as possible. Identifications must be determined. All copy has to be composed, examined for accuracy and finally typed for submission to the publisher. Layouts that include photo- graphs and copy must be made attrac- tive. Specific printing procedures must be followed, with particular footnotes for unusual printing instructions. THE HACKENSACK demands countless hours of labor and dedica- tion hidden between the pages of the finished product. Be kind and be gentle as you compliment these FINE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN RESPONSIBLE for YOUR ANNUAL HACKENSACK. Rev. Fr. C. Michael Abraham, Editorial Advisor E D I T 0 R N C H 1 E F DANIEL J. WEST SARAH HAGGERTY LAYOUT MATTHEW THOMPSON LAYOUT TALLEST ......DESIREE' COMBS AND JOQ QUIN- TAL A desk with no knees, please? MOST ATHLETIC ...KRIS WILLIAMS AND DANE SMITH Give me a break, Jock and Jockette. All of 'em at the same time? MOST ARTISTIC ...KRIS AUGUSTA AND SCOTT RUSSELL My brushes, please! MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED ......AMY MUER- MANN AND DAN WEST The year 2000, and the same chalkboard? MOUTHIEST ......ANGIE ROULEAU AND TIM BURNHAM Excuse me! Ain’t you guys got no respect? TOUGHEST ........CHE- RITH TENNANT AND DAVE MAHLER My load! Not your load, too, Cherith! SHOW-OFF .........TAMI PERSONS AND CHRIS DE FRANCO What you two won’t do tor attention! PERSONALITY PLUS ...SALLY HAGGERTY AND JON BAKER Well, you see, it’s like this MOST TALKATIVE ....LORI LAVINE AND DAN WEST The Library! Sign lan- guage, please! SHORTEST . ...JULIE BURNETT AND DANE SMITH All I want is an extra milk ...please? ' 'nr CLASS CLOWN......DE- SIREE’ COMBS, TIM BURNHAM, AND Mr. Con- nor, too! Go ahead. I dare ya’! MOST SPIRITED ...LISA LOMAX AND DANE SMITH And, we pushed ’em to the top! MOST MUSICAL ....KRIS WILLIAMS AND ALAN HALL No, Alan! It’s “C” not “B flat!” LAZIEST .....SUE BA- KER AND MATT THOMP- SON Physics .......um-m- m-m! “Now I lay me down to sleep!” FLIRTS .....TRACEY BURNHAM AND CHRIS DEFRANCO Tracey? Watch out, he may mean it! SCHOLARS .....SALLY HAGGERTY AND DAN WEST Honest! We can read, too! BEST DRESSED......AN- GIE ROULEAU AND ADAM BRUCE Here they come ... .Miss Mr. America ... Mr. Reynolds......The sign reads: Drink it, don’t wear it. Dan DeSantis, Sally Haggerty, Tim Burnham, Alan Hall, Kris Augusta Julie Burnett, Dane Smith, Angie Rouleau, Dave Duell, Adam Bruce Sue Baker, Paula Converse, Jon Baker, Lisa Lomax, Amy Muermann REMEMBER MRS. LILY’S READING TUB? Colleen Richardson, Kris Williams, Jeff Dickinson, Dana Squires, Desiree Combs Faye Bliss, Terry Vernum, Charles Wallace, Dave Mahler, Tom Twiss Baron Davis, Wen- dy Persons, Joni Rumble, Leslie Lloyd, Amy Perry Julie Burnett, Kelly Ross, Beth Dor- rance, Chris De- Franco, Tami Per- sons Dan West, Dennis Burch, Kim Red- field, Ken Walker, Chris Sprague Rachael Adams, Van Baker, Tracey Burnham, Cherith Tennant, Scott Russell Julie Baker, Joq Quintal, Nikki Ken- yon, Todd Arehart, Matt Thompson 105 AMY MUERMANN from MOM Always look for happi- ness within yourself. If you’re in possession of yourself, you will posess something you would never wish to lose and something fortune could never take away. TAMI and WENDY PER- SONS, Love, Lorrie Here we three are as fun- ny as can be. It will sure be lonely next year when there is only one. COLEEN RICHARDSON, From Mom, Dad, Harriet and Phil Congratulations! You are a very special daughter and sister to us. We are very proud of what you have achieved. We wish you all the success in your future. JEFF DICKINSON, from MOM J. Scott: A thinker you were but now you’re not. Have you really graduated, or is this another of your de- vious plots? Good luck, and I do love you. CHRIS DE FRANCO, With love and affection, Mom and Dad Through the days of your life, may you always find that which you seek. LUKE GRAVES, Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations, Zip! We are proud of you and love you much. We see a bright future for you, and we know you will go far in life. JONATHAN BAKER from Aunt Linda, Uncle Earl, and Lorrie It is time to look to the future and make decisions. Don’t let anything stand in the way of your goals. Best of luck always...Love! KRIS AUGUSTA, LOVE, MOM AND DAD Take care of today and tomorrow will take care of itself. LORI LAVINE, LOTS OF LOVE, Di and Rick We want to wish you much success and happi- ness in all you do. There will be many challenges, but we’re sure you can handle them. You have grown to be a great friend, a wonder- ful sister, and last but not least, a “cool” aunt. You are a “very special part of our lives. JULIE BAKER, Love MOM Over the past year you have overcome many ob- stacles. I am so proud of you! May the future only hold success, good health, and much happiness. PAULA CONVERSE, From the Fonz’s and Fonzette and Mom Paulla????? What a woman!! JOE BAKER, from Mom, Dad, Judy and Jim We’re all very proud of you. Look for your picture on the living room wall. God Bless! See ya' later! no PARENT MESSAGES PARENT MESSAGES CHRIS SPRAGUE, from Aunt Isie Congratulations and good wishes for smooth sailing in the future! ALAN HALL, JR., Love, Mom and Dad You have always been our ‘'Horn’’of Plenty! DAN WEST, Love, Mom, Dad, Dennis, Doug and Daralyn Congratulations! Dan, we are so very proud of you! Whatever your hopes and dreams for the future are, just remember that we love you and wish you the best of everything. BARON DAVIS, Love, Mom, Dad, and Tammy Where have all the years gone? We hope the future offers you the best of ever- ything. We are proud of you, and we love you! TODD AREHART, Love, Mom and Dad We love you and are proud of you! May your dreams and goals turn into success and happiness for you. CHRIS SPRAGUE, from Uncle Beech and Aunt Anna Congratulations to a fine and ambitious nephew! All of the family are mighty proud you have bene ac- cepted in Ohio Diesel! “This North Country needs good diesel mechanics,” and we know you will succeed to be the greatest! NIKKI KENYON, from Mom and Dad We love you and are very proud of you! You will al- ways be our little girl! JOQ QUINTAL, from Mom, Dad, Joel and Janell Your senior year has ar- rived too quickly. You are a “special” son and brother and we are all very proud of you! You’ve worked hard to achieve your goals and we’re confident you’ll con- tinue to do so. SALLY HAGGERTY, Love, Mom and Dad We are very lucky to have you for our daughter. We wish you joy and happi- ness! DENNIS BURCH, Love Mom, Ken, Joe, and Adam We all love you and wish for the best for you! LISA L. LOMAX, Love. Mom, Dad, and Lori To a daughter and a a sister who alwys worked very hard for her goals! Now that you have reached them, we are so proud of you, and love you very much! Good luck and much happiness. DAN WEST God love and bless you, Dan, in all that you do! Remember, Dan, that life is an exciting business, es- pecially when it is lived for and shared with others! 1 C cutc nC ot 'vja tW� ' .! a cfle Gcofft w vte'bVLu . ,, 'NCt''- o{w U n o}i- - sSS nas CascV • vfe Q r V aV 'V. 4iAen'’ tot-«'a ' A'( 6 of 9®'- Vv'n tha _ ®°9«'c r0s Steess-sr VJc rc V' relVi, tf«s rouv'e c -aOV .0-6. «ote ’®e s , i� V 6 V� buV VIO VC tot V - p jc oto) 1 yue ca 0t 9or ,V°S '° o ,„ °nd L° e o°°P o ,„ °OfO esc , °rr Clb!.du 9 won the 64-55 With seconds loft in the gome, Warronsburg boy’s basketball coach Mark Doody reacts to his team's playoff victory over Lake George Wednesday night. The Burgers, who had tied Lake George for first place in the Adirondack League, beat the Warriors 64-55 to take the league title. For details of the big game, turn to Page Cl. (Rob Barendse photo) Congratulations and Best Wishes From everyone at NEMEC’S SPORT SHOP FARM AND GARDEN CENTER 263 Upper Main Street, Warrensburg, New York 12885 Telephone: 623-2049 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF From BRING QUALITY TO LIFE SERVING THE COMMUNITY Warrensburg Lions Club is Hosting 1987 JOURNEY FOR SIGHT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’87 from all of us at HOMETOWN OIL McPHILLIPS-NORTHERN, Inc. INSURANCE with service AUTO-HOME-BUSINESS-LIFE 185 MAIN STREET WARRENSBURG, N. Y. 12885 Joseph M. Barlow, Manager Telephone: 623-3151 - 668-5024 OSCAR’S SMOKEHOUSE” Good Luck to the Class of ’87 and to our Number One Meat Cutter, JOQ” from Pop, Big Ernie, Little Ernie, Kevin and Sam CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of ’87 and Adam Bruce from all of us at Jacobs Toney LD’S PHARMACY 149 MAIN STREET 623-2993 For All Your Prescription Needs Congratulations To The Class of '87! Anderson’s Upholstery 23 Hudson St Warrensburg, NY 12885 623-3632 CONGRATULATIONS Class of '87 Maltbie Chevrolet Congra tula tions to the Class of '87 from SPAIN TRAVEL INC. 15 Ridge Street P.O. Box 2007 Glens Falls, N. Y.t U.S.A. 12801 Phone 518-792-0931 Congratulations to the Class of '87 Dr. David J. Palermo, Chiropractor 84 Main St. Warrensburg, NY 12885 Phone 623- 3666 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS RICHARD BAKER SONS LUMBER Congratulations to the Class of '87 Posies, Paint, and Paper Main Street, Warrensburg 623-2211 Deborah Peters and Edrie Squires DESIGNER FURNITURE STRATE FROM THE CRATE RjVER STREET WARRENSBURG, NY 12885 (516) 623-9701 Best wishes for a future of Hope and Promise From St. Cecilia’s Church Congratulations to the Class of ’87! Potter, Robinson and Booth by Thurman Lumber Co. Inc. Retail and Wholesale Lumber Valley Rd. Thurman, N.Y. 518-623-2970 or 623-9608 Sharkey Baker-President Craig Baker-Vice President Professional Auto Crafts Collision Specialists Foreign American Cars Routes 9 28 Box 139 Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 518-623-3811 TV-APPLIANCES-FURNITURE-CARPET-SATELITE SYSTEMS Good Luck to the Class of ’87 MUNDY’S 208 Main Street 623-3900 Warrensburg, NY 12885 668-9550 BEST OF LUCK HULL’S SPORTING GOODS 139 Main Street THE FINEST IN” SPORTING, HOBBY, PHOTO 623-2116 LAW OFFICES OF John S. Hall 170 Main Street, Warrensburg BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’87 ”A PLACE FOR ALL SEASONS” THE MERRILL MAGEE HOUSE A CHARMING COUNTRY INN THE CARRINGTON FAMILY ROBERT J. SWEET INCORPORATED WHOLESALE HARDWOODS Jet. Rt. 9 28, Warrensburg, New York 12885 Jack Sweet 623-4341 668-4490 Robert Sweet 668-2524 668-2867 ROADSHOW TRUCKING SERVING FORTY-EIGHT STATES DAVE LA PELL 150 River Street Warrensburg, New York 12885 Telephone: 623-3925 JOSEPH W. COLLURA ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, A. I. A. Route 9N, R. D. 3 Saratoga Springs, New York 12866 Telephone: 518-587-1000 COMPLIMENTS OF WARRENSBURG CAR CARE 230 Upper Main Street Warrensburg, New York 12885 Telephone: 518-623-2135 Front Row: Diann Dimick, President: Carol Burch, Vice President; Penny Gray. Ways and Means Back Row: Susan Jordan, Membership Chairman; Linda Bas- sarab, Secretary; Arlene Harrington Treasurer PTSA . . . PARENT, TEACHER, STUDENT ASSOCIATION PTSA wishes to afford to parent and teacher an avenue in sharing both knowledge and experience with children. The local PTSA works independently to promote the welfare of our local children. Their intention is to work with the school administration in an effort to listen to and meet the needs of children. Membership is restricted to ‘‘everyone who cares about children.” COMPLIMENTS OF THE WARRENSBURG-LAKE GEORGE NEWS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘87 B B Fuels Horicon Avenue Warrensburg, New York 12885 WARRENSBURG SPRUCE MOUNTAIN BAKERY FRESH BAKED DAILY Route 9 Warrensburg, New York Telephone: 623-2337 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘87 The PIZZA PLACE Congratulations to the Class of ’87 WARRENSBURG FRUIT Main Street, Warrensburg 623-4131 THE OUTLET BARN 50 River Street Warrensburg, NY 12885 623-3711 Famous label apparel tor men, women, and children at savings up to 70% Open 7 days a week 9 a.m.-5 p.m. SUNOCO BOB CRIFFIN SONS INC. Complete Auto Repairs 210 Main Street Tires-Batteries-Accessories Warrensburg, NY 12885 Diesel Fuel-Kerosene-Road Service 623-2559 Jenkins and Powers, P.C. 267 Bay Rd„ P.O.Box 670 Glens Falls, New York 12801 (518) 793-5166 fi Northland Auto Supply Co., Inc. 191 Main St. Warrensburg, NY 12885 (518) 623-2881 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 Best of Luck Class of ’87 PEN GRAY PLUMBING HEAT 30 Main Street Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 (Northway Exit 23) 518-623-9433 EXCLUSIVE FASHIONS AND ANTIQUES 1608 Union Street Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 (Thruway Exit 25) 518-346-3646 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Compliments of Ridin Hy Dude Ranch Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Best wishes from Mary Sweet Upholstery Route 28 Good luck on your yearbook may it be the best ever! Brown Shoe Store 748 Main Street 623-9566 Congratulations to the Class of '87 from Kathy Galusha DBA Ray's Liquor Store 42 Main Street Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 Congratulations Seniors from Adirondack Log Homes Pearl’s Department Store Grand Union Plaza 623-3311 Congratultions to the Class of '87 Bluebird Bakery 50 Main Street Warrensburg. NY 623-3301 From: Brian, Gail, and Jolie Congratulations Class of ’87 Compliments of W.C.S. Sports Booster Club Higgins Sales Service Commuter 3 Wheel ATC SACHS DOLMAR chain saws Tel. 623-3616 43 King Street Warrensburg, NY 12885 After 5 p.m. Curtis Lumber Warrensburg, NY Lumber, Hardware, Millwork Congratulations to the Class of '87 Warrensburg Army Navy Store 35 Main Street camping, backpacks, and duffles BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987 Florence LaPoint School of Dance LELAND PAPER CO. INC. Paper Specialists-Paper Products, Janitorial Supplies Darwin E. Leland 178 Maple Street Glens Falls, NY 12801 518-792-0949 ADIRONDACK ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. HENSLER AND SONS Route 9, Chestertown, N.Y. 12817 518-494-3371 Jerry 2050; Jack 2858 Good Luck to the Class of '87 W.C.S. Jostens Creator of fine class rings, awards, announcements, yearbooks, and diplomas Congratulations to the Class of '87 Rondack Realty Main Street Warrensburg, NY 12885 Congratulations Class of '87 from The Century House Ray Supply, Inc. Upper Glen Street Glens Falls, NY 12801 Photographic Supplies Equipment Electronics-Video-Sound Systems-Service Microcomputers-Audio Visual Congratulations to the Class of '87 From the JEAN LOUISE SHOP Hudson Street, Warrensburg COLONIAL ARMS RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '87 ANTHONY'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT ROUTE 9 WARRENSBURG, NEW YORK 623-2162 MOTEL .... POOL FURNITURE. EQUIPMENT. DESIGN SERVICE Nickerson Corporation KEN MAY Office: Box 78 Res: 1 Meadow Lane East Islip. N.Y. 11730 Saratoga Springs. N.Y. 12866. (516) 277-6900 (518) 587-2713 Tom de la Reguera (518) 623-2783 SEPTIC SYSTEMS • BULLDOZING • BACKHOE • FILL ROAD BUILDING • LAND CLEARING • CELLARS DUG Tom de la Reguera Excavating Free Estimates Don Combs (518) 623-9443 W WES A RAFTER J WESTERN WORLD 'j JIM JEANIE CAVANAGH 16 Main Street • Warrensburg, NY 12885 (518) 623-2325 Samuel C. Speidel, D.D.S. 117 Main Street (518) 623-9418 Warrensburg, New York 12885 Interior Exterior Painting Wall Covering PAINTING CONTRACTOR Michael Eddy 623-2914 623-9319 We Cater To Cowards Stewart’s we are closer to you A WIDE SELECTION OF WINES AND LIQUORS Tom's Liquors Always in fine spirits OPEN 9 TO 9 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 1901 MAIN STREET. WARRENSBURG. NY 12885 518-623-2783 BARBARA FREDERICKS OWNER 623-9814 Custom Made Quilts Accessories Fabrics NOTIONS - QUILTING SUPPLIES SILK FLOWERS - CRAFTS MORE 50 RIVER ST. WARRENSBURG. NY 1288